etitg*O.
A RRISBURG, PA
01 . day Afternoon, March 8,166 L
ADJOEVIID Orza.—Both Houses of the Leg ,
burn hdjoorned over yesterday until 116 X
outlay afternoon, and the members generally
e lone borne or to Philadelphia to lionise.
RAILROAD ACCIDSIVIS.—By the repOri of the
hibtor Onunral, we find that the number oI
on lolled and injured 04 the railroads of
a le dining last year was: Passengess, 6
vet , 13 injured ; employees, b 4 killed, 41'
Wel(duels 68 killed, 84 lujured ;
88 injured.
•
'looms FOR Taaomo P.annt.--A vety
dtui.,tituto for tuclug paper may be laltb.
ollo] with ordinary paper by the help of a ,
h i t kLZ )10. A sheet of ordinary Bath post,
..,vd with this oil, random the material
trinspartint; the tracing may thin
fe:ted, and within a short time the voile.
~ id his evaporated and left the paper
,;,:tif opaque and clear as before. Th..
voli g svigaind nu detriment by the open''
Covsituarrao.—The report that the
lar demand notes had been counterfeit
o❑t tnlba untrue. The moat diligent
, .
Inly •
ha , . tailed to discover any such coati
'nil, and it is believed now that the whole
4) ,
n invention of the parties who pro
.lllitel it. Either the police have been
fibugitd. or they are trying ro impose on
L• t the oorrection go round. There
ut. has a been, and is not likely to be,
. 0 1,ierii•it on these notes.
G CusiffraN AtS*3l47loll.—Anni-
Nov —We again call the attention of
; trader , to the Anniversary Meeting of the
Me..'s Christian A-sociation, to be held
L.stroing in the Predbyteriotti church, on the
T uat Taut square, Harrisburg. note
3 11no isby the Harmonic Society. Be
t: by the List President of the Asetiolition,
otral addressee by active members. The
.11ecti-u in aid of the benevolent objects
ei&ocilteu will be taken up. We hope
r will twi a full attendance of onr citizens at
mectinit, ae t h e exercises will be interest
mil the Association ought to be encouraged
is effort+ to du good.
bIIIISATIUNAL Horati.—We cannot do a bst
g for those of our readers who are abollt
,inning New Yank, than to dirtot • their &tien
t, n tithe card, (in another column,) of this
cro dam hotel. It is where they will get their
motel's worth. To induce them to palsonbie
it, they need only be told that it is kept on the
European plan in connection with tha„beet, the
cleanest nod treat magnificent saloOn on this
continent--the world-famous Taylor* Saloon--
o ssith it is stwitedi where all that con=
Inane ued the SelltOGl famish for the table, is
suiplled in every artistic style, at all hours, and
31 the Irprol rota. a
WU. Dd 01 COUPUTINO Lerma. —A new
CI de of computing interest at six per cent. has
published, which appears simple. Multi-
en number of dollars by the num
tile of interest required, separate the
',Lt hand figure, and divide by six, the result
• 'rlll , rate of interest for such sum for
• r 51llubei of days at six per cent. This rule
and so true, according to all bnei
:'• unre6, that every banker, broker, mar
and clerk should post it up for reference
There being no such thing as a fiats
'• 4 lucre is scarcely any liability to ex.-
' r mistake. By no arithmetic's' process
• information be obtained with so
JUIANI TO LIQUOR DeAtaits.—ln the Rouse
.roaststives, on Wedneeday, Mr. Rapper
utt,l rip.iullition directing that the Com-
W Lys Rod Means be instructed, In
Nuner.itiou of subjects of taxation, to
Hr,to the expe‘liency of Increasing the
iiwest for the sale of ardent and spit-
, ior6 et least fifty per sent. First, to
the evils of the system, and seoond,to
the. revenue of the State. And further,
~ ..3.lrt into the expediency - of increasing the
intielitance to ten per sent. The
a ,, i4ned for offering the resolution, is
. ..ez , d fart that the indiscriminate tisane
' 6 . 1 -11 by the County Court{ to sell ardent
ltder the several acts of Assembly, has
to increase intemperance, pauperism
'me, and that those who engage in the
ardent spirits generally realize a large
:t4l the mine. The matter was referred
•
L untunteo on Ways and Means.
•
r z 4 1116 LOMIIIo CAVALRI••••• The second
the Lochiel Cavalry, composed of
, I.s E, G and H, is at Calhoun,
,41. • ''',llllly, Kentucky. The other por
tle regiment is stationed as follows:
mule]. Col. E. 0. Williams and
:4: Brown, at Litchfield, near Grayson's
Graysou county ; the 8d Battalion,
!itsmattl Major Thomas J. Jordan,
" 'II Creek, Kentucky. There has been
teratio n in the organization of the let
v.,.
battalions. Company 0, Capt. Harris,
t rass'erred t) the 3d Battalion, and
L, to the let Battalion. The 2d
t' la c ommanded by Lieutenant Colonel
,a 1 Slim Russel.
Rrlewing is an extract from a private
utteu by a member of the 2d Bat
,
live fat ou corn breed, pork, Btc. Our
~ - u.viter, Lieut. Waltman, manages to
"- utle where folks say they have none ; but
collie, fur live we must. The folks
~.'' IN- "Y faces about it, but we pay for
, We have a delightful camp
4,
Il,' ' l' the We
we have had aince we came
%e ()or pliant Colonel named it
, . a Pth i X. Waimea, an honor wor
, , ..3kmll. We expect to be In Calhoun
, ' 'l, Lest. Oar friends hardly know
010 lind us; but by addressing to Calhoun
fund, if not swamped is mud, as
,'',Y there is danger. Why,. it;is ,P6thin
tescimers standing along 'aide o f ei
"I'd crackin. their hi • 110 If
~,,, . whips , pa, 3 ,
t 7 ate d”irtg, reply, " looking 0
~__.!
,n. ; 414" ae nothing can be seen but l ' u.
• .1,41.,,
MIAMI or ea OLD erten:lL—We regret to an
nounce the death of Mr. George Adams, which
occurred day before yesterday at his residence
in State street, in this city. The deceased had
reached the Petrie:dial: agaitif sos%i6ty-Six
years and two months, and was highly esteein
ed for his many good qualities: His funeral
will take place from :his late ineidence At 10
o'clock next Monday:morning. _;_
TEI 44, NG xo.ixte,leurf. Riiilinisix".—Th in
morning 'ilia hint flag to
the, regiments reoruited from Pennsylvania, the,
recipient being Col Zeigle, of. the' 107th regi
mein.- the scene of presentation, on this ac
count was peculiarly interesting, no leis from
- the-fect that, with the departure of .this re,gl
- the camps,v yentirel y
this ioinic will.be
abandoned. In nreserttinttife dandard, Gov.
Ourtin rails:tad than since last April 70,000
men 6 "." o4 fPg*tid Into teen/eats and
left Camp Curtin - for the seat of the war ; and
that shim the Legislature had urdereil the state
Wprovide flags. for out regihiehts In" mike, 14
had preeented Angelo 60,000 men. Gov. Otir
tin then renewed gte insurance he had made to
other regiments, titan Pennsylvania would. not
'be unmindful of those who went forth to fight
rthe battles of theliction. Whaieverbefelthem,
`rite • state would.-lakiear to protect,liiiiikir and
provide ;14 earth. and every eoldierir.- If they
met death on the field, their bodtfa would be
Ensured Christian burial ; and those who be.
came *Wowed 04 orphaned by such deith,
wordd be adopter - 11y the people, and cared for
in all respects by the state as if their were their
own. If they were wounded, they would be
nursed by the etate, while the humanity of the
people would be ever invoked ti alleviate and
aseisCall who had suffered while fighting - the;
battle of the Union and the Constitution. Gov.
Curtin paid many high compliments to Gen.
McClellan, and urged the men of the regiment
before him to rely on the genius of the Major.
General of the army with the confidence which
hie ability and patriotism deserve ; proclaiming
that those who now carp at and question tart
power and capacity of Gen. McClellan, would
hide their diminished heads when the results ,
of this straggle exhibited'the greatness of his
plans and the pureness of hie motives. In con
.clusion Gov. Curtin invoked the vigilance and
care of Col. Zagle for his men, and then com
mitted the flag to his care , with thelassurance
that he had every faith in the valor of the men
who were to march beneath its folds.
Col. Zeigle received the flag as a soldier, with
few words, yet graceful acknowledgmenth, and
the assurance that those to whom it was com
mitted would never permit its glory to be tar
nished.
The regiment then saluted the f Clevernor,
when the line of march to Camp Curtin wee
again taken op.
Tan Pnrsr-firms AND OMB HUNDRED min
SEVINTE Ifaantstne.—The following hi an accu
rate bet of the field and line officers of the
56th and Leith Pennsylvania reghneuta pre
pared at Oaum Clare°. 1t will be seem that
Lieut. Theo. S.: Shaft,. J. A. Carman and
Harry Shaeffer, of tide city, are officers in - the
107th regiment. Capt. Jamb Dorshelmer, of
the same regiment le a native of - this city:
FIETY•SIXTEI PENNSYINLITLIBMIKENT
Celortel-13callvan A. Meredith, Philadelphia.
Zhu/am* a/owl—J. William Hoffman, Phil
adelphia.
Meier—John B Smith, Luzerne.
dayidast —Jacob F. Ohurr, Philadelphia.
Quarter-reaster—Henry Pasohall,. Phi ladelphia.
Aspen—James P. Wilson.
Assisgast Suvees—James P. ld'Oleery.
Chaplain—Willism Cunningham, Indiana.
LEM 01711111111.11.
Onrany A—Captain Geo. B. Osborn, Wayne;
First Lieutenant Oliver Mumford, Wayne ;
Second Lieutenant Kbenezer F. Wheeler,
Wayne.
Company B—Claptain William !Claire, Alle
gheny; First Lieutenant Jew A.. Cunning
ham,
Indiana; Second Lieutenant David Davis.
Company o—Captain John Jefferson, Lucerne;
First Lieutenant Frank A. B. Koons, Lucerne;
Second Lieutenant Michael Flynn, ruzerne.
Compeny D—Captain Fred. Williams,Phila
delphia- First Lieutenant George B. lldl, &us
quehaniut; Second Lieutenant Simnel C. Kon
ningmacher, Lancaster.
Company E — Captain Henry : L Beck, Ly
coming;c First Lieutenant Conmlies M. Choi
lett*, Lyooming; Second Lieutenant M. Mer
rick, Lycoming.
Company .B—Captain George (Jarman, Centre;
Firld Lieutenant George H. Stoover,Centre;
Second Lieutenant Michael Runkle, entre.
Company G—First Lieutenant Daniel Dobra,
Luzern°.
Cbmpany H— Captain William W. Brown,
Centre; That Lieutenant James H. Bankin,
Centre; Second Lieutenant Tames J. Brisbin.
Company I—Captain B. Frauk M. Huston,
Centre; First Lieutenant Henry, "Aycock,
Luaerne; Second Lieutenant George T. Robin
son, Luseme.
Conpany S—Captain David T.Xreb4, Centre .
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH PENNSYIS
- BEGIDEENT. ,
PIIW 07110 W. •
Camel —Thos. A. Zsigle, York.
Lieutenant Colonel—Robert W. M'Allon, Frank
Ajar—Jacob Forney, Huntingdon.
Aqufant— Henry M. House, Northampton.
Quarter-master—Wm. H. H. Crandall, Lucerne
Company d--Captain Jacob Dorsheimer, Cum.
berland ; First Lieutenant Theego K. Sobeffer
Dauphin ; Second Lieutenant Oliver P. Stair
York.
CorV.wmy B—Captain James WThompson,
Franklin • Find Lieutenant Thomas H. II Al'-
Pherson. btimberland ; Second Lieutenant Wm.
Graeff, Berks.
Compaisy o—Captain James Deogan, Sullivan
That Lientemint James Corcoran,Sullivan ;
Second Lieutenant Jeremiah Dee gan, Sullivan.
Company D--Captain Jno. A. Moore, Schuyl
kill ; Find Lieutenant A. Wilson Norris,
Mifflin ; Second Lieutenant James A. Stewart,
Cnmpany R—Captain Emanuel D. Roath,
Lancaster; First Lieutenant James A. Carman,
Dauphin ; Second Lieutenant Jno. F. Williams,
Lancaster.
Company F—Captain Was W. H. Eisenbise,
Mifflin ; First Lieutenant Thomas S. Patterson,
Schuylkill.
ampang G—Captain Morris Murphy, Sulli
van ; First Lieutenant, Hiram Chance, Schuyl
kill ; Seoond Lieutenant Edwin Ziegler,
Company H—Captain John T. Dick, Franklin ;
First Lieutenant Samuel Lyon, Fulton ; Second
Lieutenant George W. Z. Black, Bedford.
Ccenpany I—Captain Henry J. Sheaffer, Dau
phin; First Lieutenant JOO. H. Bowman, Leba
non ; Second Lieutenant David S. Makers,
Labanoit.
amps* K--Ospabl A. Jnokerm
Franklin; First Lieutenant Benjamin Ithodeie
Frankl4e; &mud Lientmant George Oak,
1.14.40.4.4
MEE
Vennopto Mang legrapti,'T kw 'Afternoon, Jamb 8, 1e142
MID 0117101 Es
LIM 071101118
TTPOGUPEICIAL Utrrox.--A stated meeting of
the Harrisburg Typographical Union will be
held at the hall of the Citizens Engine Hones,
at 7 o'clock this evening.
I=2=l
Passommo in the new M. E. Church on
Ridge Avenue, Sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. Dr. Miles at 10}'s. 31., and Rev.J. Gregg
at 7P. r. Sabbath school at 1 P. is
Tgtez os aitsa Emma —A trial of the Good
Will Fire Brigitte of this city, will' he made at
Lingleatewo, this county; on SatUrday, 'the
4titioehipt, at/o'clock, P.. X
The Harrubugg Bnahonge and Met.-
. - ... itanttirellYmpany.
For thoeple(rra. , th.l
.... 1 : i .-1 .} .1" -- 14% . -
16:iliareol:-46 thtcf talbef ot estlatitty ypu
do the corporators of the above company great
j njytatice. It is,true, that ,the billyort publish
cld'ifienegilived 14' the CetitnilEiee, but it was
so amended as to be 'entirely satisfactory, at
a majority of thc committee, Messrs, Smith,
Itofitiision! add Nlcliefi, *Anil Itir the MR with '
i f ,
oat any solicitation oA t e part of any one
interested ja itte&.94 istotid upon its own
merits, tindlito p ; an I think if you ware
to publish the bill that passed instead of the
bill that was negatived in committee, you
would not only do the corporation a simple act
of justice, but you would convince your reederr
there is nothing objectionable In it.
The business men of Harritibarg can have
Very little interest in it. The question invol
ved in the passage of the bill is whether par ,
broking shall be carried on by sanction "4 1 ti
on the,paymeut of ttration,..'oil whether .it
shall be carried on by evad,ing ,the law, and
paying neither license nortax. . M.
Harrisburg, March 7,;1862,d1te
For the Telegraph.'
To 1;112 MAMAS= AND BI NEVIS 14.11 N 07 Tine
Crri or Hinamenzo:—Your attention is direct
ed to the provisions of a bill now before the
Legislature, called the "Harrisburg Exchange ,
and Mercantile Company.' 4 A high , sounding
name truly for a mammoth pawn-broker estab
lishment! The. bill -is About being rushed
thrOngh the Logislattire, add unless an effort:is
made through our own members again st, it, it
will become a :law; and 'that for the especial
benefit cf one or two individuals, to the gfekt
injury of a large chum of our dames. The bill
,was published in full in the 2Wejraph yester
day, and I would ask the attention-of the bled
nese men of the city to the following "
.extract
from it: Certain parties "are hereby erected
into a body politic and corporate,, under the
name style and, title of the lls.frisburg Ex-.
'change and Mercantile company, for tbe purpose
of buying, selling and exchanging moneys,
goods, wires and merchandise; and for the*.
'movement of the facilitlee for transacting, such
businesa, they may, make 'aiivance. of personal
property, tOgether`wlth proPerty of any other
kind
_obtained by , pnrchase; trade or. baiter,
they may dispose'of at pohlic or private sale at
such times and places in the city of Harrisburg
as they may see fit, &c." We winen6 special
law of this kind, anti! think our citizens will
say so by "scotching the snake."
Two Efammoup Prams of beautiful new spring
calicos; a 'leree)iii of bleached and unbleached
Muslin of the best Make ; blue checks, at
121 cents per yard ; white stockings, at 121
cents; another lot of those good white rib
bed .stockings ; ladies' pocket handkerchiefs,
at 121 cents; children's pocket handkerchiefs, -
with - border, 6 cents ; shirt breasts 121,
16 and up to 871 cents; 26 pieces new pant
stuff ; undershirts and draweravery cheap, ;
cotton and woolen socks, at all prices ;.
40 dozen woolen stockings, for children, 121
cents; a rad bleached muslin 121 cents ;
all wool Preach merinos, all colors, at 62 and
76 cents. Havin,g bought the balance of the
stock of, a city wholesale house of plain and
figured Swim miudhis, brillants, white cam
bric*, Neusuck and. Victoria lawns, suitable for
dresses, as those goods will be' very scarce and
dear next summer now is the timeto buy. F Oar
dock of Prue' at cost. 8. Licit
Naw Goons.—.l am now selling off my.entire
stock of goods at and below cost, or 25 per
cent. cheaper than you can purchase elsewhere,
via: fine linen shirts, 75 ate. to $1 • shirts, 50
cts. and 60 eta. with linen bosoms ; night
shirts, 50 cts ; under shirts and drawers, 40
ots. to 87 cta., all wool ; monkey jackets, 60
cts. to $1; cotton and woolen hose 10 eta. to
16 cts ; silk ties, 121, 15 and 18 cts ; collars,
8 eta. to 16 eta. a piece ; ladles' collars, 4 arid
6 cts.; cuffs, 4 and 6 cts. a piece; under
sleeves, 18 cts.; fine cambric at 'lB and 18 cts.
per yard, worth 25 ots.• Marseilles bosoms of a
new style, and fast collars, 12} ate.; all, linen
bosoms, 15 eta and upwards. If you wait
cheap and good . goods just go to James A.
Lynn, at the Harrisburg Cheap 'Shirt Manu
factory, where he is selling off without reserve.
N. B.—Shirts, &o. made to measure, Room
next to Hummel & Hillinger's grocery store,-
12 Market street. •
HAIR DYE I HAIR DYE 1 I
Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair Bye!
The only Harmless and ReliableDyerKnown I
All others are were bantam., and shohid be avoided
If you wish to escape ridicule. •
GM, RID OR RUSTY HAIR dyed hostantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, Without the testa
Injury to Hair or Skin.
MOEN MMUS AND DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded to Wit. A. Bavosztos alone 1,6 9, and over-'006,0*,
=lhave been nude to the hair -of Hui pilrans
oam Dye.
Wu. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE preducer a color
not to be distiniptistard from nature and is Tatum=
not to Injure in the least, however long it may be contin •
-
ued, and the 111. rabbis Of bad Ores red:meet The hair,
Is invigorated for life by this splendid Dye, whist' Is amp- .
erly spoiled at No. 16 Bond Street Mew York. ,
Sold in &lithe cites and towns of the United Hates, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. .
The Genuine has the same "William A, Batchelor,"
and address upon a steel plate engraving, on the they
sides of each box.
Wkolmairo.yaetory, 131. Heroin , / PA.; •
late BO Broadway, New "wk.
or 2-lowly
. : 1 104g110 TO THE
DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
"Read the fob • ing certificate" from one of the Aral
ladies in Utica, N. Y. who called upon my age* In that
city (* Wm. Bristol a -004-and told them OM she, of
course, did not wish her name made public. bat if any
one should doubt the won lerfal ealetency of Da. Devon
tiose Golden Pills, they might refer any Lady to her, as
she considered it a daty,,eB well as a pleasure, to h er,
kuowledge of their efficacy, as administered to her , -
daughter, a young lady l 7 years filtest go
'9l4Pilito 00MtdoillBoxt - 40 Wm 9 01 _bedlam
olnithoted. Two boxes of these Goldin Amara
ly cured her, and sae Is now In robust.health.—
•We wer Articular' In buying the genuine. Mind.
explicit directions accompanying inon bor. file' e '
Sold wholesale. ind.retaiL bra) It filimmetir, 2 ,
Jones Row, and' C. S. gillaß, 91 Market street, Karr*
burg, Pa. By sending eithee sf th em el 00 gime" ha
Harrisburg Poet Office the Pills " will be sent coofithunially
by mail to any part of the country; "free of postage."
N. ii . ., : _Togr„ °yew ginauterfelts. Buy no Golden
of any kind unless the box fa signed B. D. Howe. Al!
ethers is a base imposition and unsafe( theiredbre, in
you value - your lives and health, (to say nothing og hr
Mg humbugged Oat of your money.) by only of
* tow
w ho show the Mars of 8.-0. we on ever ' herr,
which b as r e co nQy hese added on amount of the Tilts
being consiterietted. The togrodiente composing
above.ffills are made 'known ixvevevy nom, aria
Mat, and Will perform all claimed ftwthent.
sold sgee hy, T. L. L.umberger, Letwinsai A, 3. g in s
mse. ffieralOWburg ; Marlot o Lewistown ; wow.
Cirlis 8. G. Ink Newel& ;J. O. T.
burg ; Spangler, Oltambetsburg; B. T. uffier„Yorn
J. 14. Anne .11tathhigiliCe.B4•Pelrelin. l an ding; 104
AG.IN PIZ Bermogit agkda
*lvo /nil sin 81 1 40 !h. n/
Ebb !ropy
El
PRIBINIVI YOUR MUTT.
STMMZTRZ OS Fol% nak
YOUR Al AND JLWTAL
By using that tee; peptdo, sadtlintfctflon ' -
tidy known se
BILIMOID43IIIIIfienNRAO.
Read the Advortlaamentia aagthar oolattas, and prat
by it— t
Diseases lad Symptom. Its unmated.
Out It out, Prow/vs Yea auy not bow require It,
Bat may at some Matarti
"It gives health and vigor to the frame.
had bkato to the pad Abbot.*
It Saves Loaf Biasing sad Baneful*.
Beverefif Oothiterreili I Ouros
HELMBOLIPSAENUINE PREPARATION
°6 11(1/3inY CNiM:MMMaIkIO'
UOMPOUND _
A Positive and lipeoltic agmedyy
For Means of the BLADDRit; &Digit% GRIMM,
and,DROIIaCAL SWKLIANGs
This krodßdne inereeree the power of Digestion, =A
exam tiii ABSORBENTS int healthy motion, by whinn
the WATICRY OR CaLCILREDUS depoeltious, mitt all UN
WORM: ilitil4o,olll9llnB tftes fentateCiet well is
PAIN AND INFLAMATION and`is good for
MEN, WOltliti OR oluvris.
. ;
inuomiian sxratai ism;
For Weakommea
ArleUrg.from kwassee; Habits at iksaipalloa, Carly 10.
diearetkarer: Abase
ATHINHID WITH TES FOLLOWDIW SIMPTOMS •
tadisposition to Etrartioe, Loseot•Power
Lam of Memory; . lineahhig„
Weak Nerere,.. ,• .: 7 Trembitaa,
Horror, of, Deseesao, , • ' offaketalweis,
Diming d Vidary, • • _ the
Ikeversa Lesaitede ihe.llllloolir _
HOt BMA*
the
,•••Feideng of tie B o y, -
Dryness of •Hkte, Itrapkoes owe Mat,-
PALLID WHNIINANOS, • .
.• These symptoms, If allowed to ipo ow, while WHO med.
Winetrvarlably.rersorasiaqoo Maws • ••
-IMPOUINOYSeIVITY, lEFILIPZIO -M ax
ONTO/ WHICH TES rAnitaltsT -41
Who olursay that theraTe aoterequeltlyibilowed
three "MAIM IHSMSM " , • ' • -
"INSANITY AND'CONEII7IdETICKW
Many are aware of the mtilfer
are of their aing,
'
OUT. NONE WiLL CKINP1:88.
THIS R ORDSOF THE 'NUNN AEITLIIIIO,
.4"d by Cbsagagitiow,
VOX AIM 11711=110 >aa 1011 OR TM 4111Mnen01.
TEM CONSTMUON ONO AFFECT ID WITH
(mom wilmENßss,
Regimes the 'ad of xamdiotam . io .ateugthaas and
lavlgatt • the Elysian',
WM& Mammal:ft =ISOM 'BEM(' ismartably den
a maa wui ammo loss isson smaap
LO OR YOUNG, MGM KARIM, OR CONTBNPLA•
TING MA.RRIAHE,
IN MANY ALITIOTIONS PICOMAR TO FRHALM,
the Istract Roche is initinalled by ady other remedy,
.sin Ohloroebt of Retention, IrregniaMty, Painfulness, or
Supprevfort or Chstomary Rvainuttions, Ulcerated or
Sctierhems slate of the Maros, Lancorhota Whites, Stern
iv, end ibrAll complaints bacidont to the sez, whothet
arising from Indlsoretloi, Habits of Thatipstion, or in
the
EMSWEI3EFI
In all their hinges, At little Expense ;
Little or no ishsoge in Met ; No I neoureniootse;
.And Esponere.
It causes a frequent desire and aireestrength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstrootions.
" Preventing and Curing Strictures of tnegrattira,
Allaing Pala sod Indlatinnation, so fregnent Lu the
slags of d y i s esies, and expelling all Poisonous, Demand
nut mewing Natter. ,
esetweinie uro' er Mousing
IMO /LOT BlLliff Ist rioracs , 01 QUACKS,
end who have geld nein me to be cured In a short
thae,havelbund they were deotived, and that the " POI-
E 1 01i" has, by the use r of "POWBUITI• ARLIWKWVIN "been
dried up in the quern, to hreat out In an aggravated
!bray and
PilitErAPS 41sa NARRIAGE.
Gsarl:Wtira)
Use Hstanotals.Bmnrace Bustin for all %radio= and
diseases of dui • •-
trienialtir ouaelirs,
MAI.E.
eiLdn Co
nom ws
idleth :tme r ortsinaung :
0 IrE
and no matter cf
moms of them Omovio regain tho ald of DIM=
`13311.1180140ft "mum BMW -
• ' Li Tug °RUT DIMMER),
And Is certain to have the desired &het to all Mons
FOR WEQOII IT DS 1U110011MKNOES•
Mamas of the wag rehlobk sod nopmale eharacter
aditacoolleany the medicos.
- CE TIFIOATES QF CURIE,
020 yaws ekteikeg,
Wm Nana eigews ro
BCIENCIS AND
Price ri 00 per bottle, or six for $5 00.
Destiored to any address, securely packed from obeer
Nation. -
DESCRIER SYMPTOM'S IN ALL COMMUNICATIONS.
Curse Guaranteed I Advice Gratis I
,AFFIDANTr.
Personally appeared bdOre me, an Alderman of dm
city of Pbiladelpbta, H T. Haunass, who being dilly
mum doth any; be 'preparations contain no narcotic, no
mercury, or other injurious drugs, but are purely sego..
table
'Rhoads' Old Stand
H. T. HIKLUBOID.
&rein and subscribed before nie. this lld day of No
yamber, 1854. VIM. P. apnea%
Ninth St. abovelVie,ft.
Address letters for information In confidence .0
T. HIEE,III3OLD Chemist,
Depot, NlSSoutb,Tentli St. bal. Chestnut. Phila,
BEWARE OP uovisirsturmsfis
.ANAUNPRINCSPLED DILLUIRS,
:11,k4 endeavor tb dispose "avenue own" and Niemen"
Aninni9 on Inn inlnOralKNO AMMO IT
nolmboWs Glanuine Preparation
" ..raract Raclin
44 , 44 Barim 4 4olh 4
14 • Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by O. H. Keller, D. W. Gross, 7. Wyeth,
Bannvart. .
AND ALL DRUGITST3 lIVERFWHILIZE.
ASH FOR HZIAMOLIYS. TANN NO OTHER.
Oat out the advertisement and send tor it,
AND, d.IhaTD.iIIpOSEUD3 AND SXPOSUBX.
novlltZly
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
to Confectionary; Foreign and Domestic Fruit.—
Piga, Dateajrnnea, Ratan and Nuts of ail !rinds.—
Fresh and •Pail Maly Soap, Candled, Vinegar, Spleen, To
bawl), Sagami and Country Produce in general, at the
corner of Third and Walnut streets.
oca2il4lim JQBN WISE.
SOBIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
A ND HALER'S in Fancy Goods, Per
ule of Relined
a: u ir t i f "Tmun agrio w aqq coal oil;
ltrahiked Manteca:aidesSUm
Wired marks! rates.
170 and 172 TR/Jiang, Sere. et
NEW Yb4ll.
jaN4l6uk
EaSENCE of VANILLA, Essence of
Lemon, Flavoring • Ixtrapts, for side at the new
-Wholesale and, Mewl armory and Provision Skim, ear
ner trent and Markid striate.
, h1.10130L 6. 4k BOWMAN.
BIICK-WHEAT MEAL and 00EN MEAL
Nat received an or 'Aglow at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
J 6 comer , Front and Markel streets..
HAY! HAY! !
ASUPERIOR article of Baled Hay at
T; 00 per ton for ' eats by
. IbbIBJAIN N. WHEIUM.
BLACKING I - -
lIABONS "CHALLENGE BLAMING.'
100 Greats, assorted hi
assorted received, sod for
et Wholesale prices,
" dell WW. -DOCK, Jr., &Os
C
RUMB BRUSHES, Door Mats, Scrub
.aing and Blackening Brushes hoc sale by
ziniormiz a auwmer,
Corner Front and Market streets.
I?AMILY " AdHING BLUE, au excel-
JI: lent substitute for Indigo, ter ea le at the wholesale
and retail groeery Were of
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
cornerof Prost and Market street.
CIOAL OIL lower than any House in
Harrisburg, tor sale by
SUGAR CURED HAMS.
trader Vairvir, for Bali at
aormor•Yroni 86 Norl=tl
==MT==
fritsultantans
M Y TiT . , II I7
DECLINE OR BARGE OP LIPS.
earreitiveurAstris
NO FAMILY SHOULD HZ WITH ipT rn t
HgLICIOLDW =TRACT' BMW!
SECRET DISEASES'.
now Loom overarms°.
NICHOLS & BOVINAN,
Corner Frost and Market, street,
feb 14y
DREW BEEF,
SHOULDERS,
b BOLGNA BM:HUGE.
ursar gob ropplyj received by
,1 A
424 oei '
WiL nom Jr.. ie Oto.
Nltid•t§',SL i lib / WItAN,
Corner of Front and Market Streets.
Humtnel's old stand,)
- '
XarASE' dettttninid
st y. ook of 4-;
GROORRIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
40.5.4 40. • -
at pd.:meta sat the meant hard times, and re
ipaafally;call th!attnntion,nf Abe. citiaepa of
tratt i r att
i
lKto the4ratttiNll4lock
044 Imnsmiggiolp
.t) 4 '.t. ;It ri
SUGARS, SYRUPS,
N EA trit7ER6NB. ' 1
r
'SP'S rflat4r4t3rk iflt !
44t - '4. g k
Buont,
We have also gone to considerable trouble in
getting the sale of-several brands of
0-11&- _
Vii i ve - /Ixtri*)
All of which e warrant to be
Nae I,o4WAViiiit AND
as far
+9rMa r , 3 Bj
Atf le. g din ers, we hate
on hand
HATROMA, KaiNOLIA, mraults,
„ aaparsoir, s' asl
*lrichrtire will ftiellrwtfelemile rrifitil,
and tosser them any other hams in Harrjalw. ,
Also, sil,frinds of ,
FLINT iiiitliiiigiNAWafik:
We also 'invite attention to our well selected
and extensive assortnient of
QUEENSWAREL i
coiko fIiip)I9LI3,BO3OWMAN,
corner of Vropt and Market streets.
WM. KNOCHE
92. Market street Barris4urg Pa. ,
IL:" I, N Co 19.
JEW ROSEWOQp'._PIANOS, , from the beat
1\ makers, from $2OO upwards.
IZZ:3
MELODEONS.
TEE BEST , MANUFACTURED INSTBEr-
Guitars, 'Violins, Aocordeons, Flutes,
Fifes, Drums, Banjos, Tambourines,
Violin and Guitar strings and must
, cal merchandise in general.
SHEET, MUSIC.
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS always on
hand. Music sent by mail to any part of the
country.
OVAL, SQUARE, GILT AND ROSEWOOD
Suitable for looking glasses, and all kinds of
pictures always on hand.
A fine assortment of best plated
LOOKING G1.41.1313E 13
From smallest to largest &sea. • -
Any style of frame Made to order at the
shortest notice.
fabl9-wasly
THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION.
"Ous GOVnanMENT : an aplariatory itotemnit of the
!Igen of govanmad of the wonky, lamenting a
mew of the government of the United States, and
of those of the several States." tßy'3l. KINN=.
.
at the presentjanature a patriotic sentiment, feuded
on a c
knowledge of our civil institudons, should be spe
cially cultivated, as the chief element of nationality. it
can be operative and abiding tor useful purposes, only as
induced by an intelligent approbation of the nature and
principles Of our government. each Intelligence, familiar
and general amongall classes of the people, is essential
to the permanence and, prosperity of the gOvernmeat,
This ie reoulaite eipecially now, from the estraordiaary
events of the time, and the vastly important questions of
national polity soon to be solved. The above work gives
the Ooneiruction of the provitdons of the Oonstttut on of
the United States. and of those of the several Slates,
determined by judicial authority and settled practice, or
derived from standard writers. It is a fact, that the
views of constitutional aw thee preheated on some sub
, Jects of the greatest Importance, which formerly and at
the time of the flist pnblication of the book were discuss
et with much difference of of talon, have become recog
aired u settled doctrines, to be acted on in referunce to
the highest interests of toe nation in this most event fel
period.
For sale at 11 DO, by M. M'gJNNSY, at flareabarg,
Pennsylvania, and by bookstores generally. febdd-02W.
• JOHN B. SMITH'S
BOOT St SHOE STORE .
CORNER SECOND AND %PALMA 5T23..
Harrisburg, Pa. •
o4 LAWAYS on hand a large assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, °Arms, &0., of the very beet
s Res for ladies, gentlemen and obildrona , wear.—
Prices to auk the limes. All kinds of WORK MADE TO
ORDER In the beat style by superior workmen
REPAIRING done at short notice.
eMl6.dtf JOHN B. SMITH. Harrlabur..
TH:80. F. aIICH.EFFER
3
DOOR AND JOB PRINTER,
HO. 18; KAMM STREET,
HABILIS.pUBG.
ggrParticniar.attentiOn paid to Printing, Ruling and
Binding or Railroad Blanks, /Landeets, Petioles, Cheeks,
Draft, am. CABDS printed at $2, $3, $4, and VS per
thousand in elegant style. 120
A.NOTHER SUpPLY OF
MORTON'S
UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS,
BEST PENS it the world ; for 75e,;1 25
st to, a, SS, and , $4, for tale at
y WHISPER'S Bookstore.
LADIES CORS'ETS,
ALL OF THE DIFFEIZNT SIZES,
WHITE AND COXOR.ED:
moat &rude inanutuitoz'eli, einfzimi
• Next
doorto
the MitiorstßZ,L,
MACKEREL Nos. 1 2 and 3in all sized
padrages. A large supply kilt recetved„ and sub
package warranted as represented, for DOCK Jr.,sale
-
& Co
FREBEI Choice Teas, Black- and Green
in X, X and 1 pound papers. for sale st
NIOIIOI2 & BOWMAN'S
Id corner Frontandllarket streets.
COAL OIL, warranted non-exploeive
several brands for sale lox by
NICHOLAS & BOWMAN. -
Corey Frost ats:lHArkt streets.
febll
rtEDAR TUBS, BASKETS, BROOMS
'4,.) and everything to the !hie, just. readied in large
bnantttles and for aide very low by
•
W 4. DOCK, :r., & Co.
CROSS & BLA.CRWELL'a Celebrated
FIG IUMIi t' 5M 3033 . RANSFAVB Ekl., e large
supply or the above, embracing , every variety, jut re
adied mid for gala by
1 1 0
eIEXTRA. FAMILY FLOUR in fourth-and
imAt.t.til,eseigeoLliso, wholesale and retail, at. Ili
w Grocery andPrOVillo/113.,0reN1 Front.and
CHOl.B4r.
,L -
L o E
T,,Tbe commodsousraore ''Go d
ond ,1460enOlo4tbnAgoneiBoumaMkr OHM C Rewg, i
Einnnuno; P 21,
M. hb26;lnd
ells telantotts
DILAMIS IH
KENT'S, FROM $46 to $lOO.
FRAMES,
WM. KNOCEOB, L
98 Market' anat. ;
WM. DOCK, Jr., e'spi•
afttlictutous.
STEAM WVILY.
gwrwtiN 'kit long
AND LIVERPOOL.
ANIJINti AND EMBARKING, PAS
quesitisvowN, (fvetiiid.) miniver.
jwie, New van mat rauadetptaa eteamshlP calailsaT
Mead chastalalag Uttar Itil smateiLarda-biodit free
taamalslia as follows :
ETNA, Saturday March Bth ; CITY OP NSW YORK,
- aturday, Ranh bla; CITY O WASHINOIONi
day, Much Idd;
_sad every auoceeding Saturday, at
Nom, hem Mal Nara Bluer.
oapa as raanana.
IIRST CABIN $76 001 'MISUSE_ .... gag 00
do t o L 00 d00....480 oo do to London _ail 00
dpi .to Barb t .i..4.100 0 0 do ! 10 . Pads .... 138 00
do to Wambirg..sBs b) do to Hamburg Au so
. Amin= also forwarded to llarre.'Bretrin, Nowt.
Antwerp, &a., at , ovally low rater.
Sato from Liverpool or Queetetkiwit : lit Clabla,B7B,
SW sad COO Steerage from .Lhoirpool $4O 0 0 'Sow
Queenstown. . gOO 00. Tickets combo bought here at Melee
rates, eaahlrenrpeemie to send for Theo friends.
These 09/00.1910f1r nave tilpsrlot : iii9oMMo49lllohe for
passengers. are strongly bunt In WaterAghtirom See.
Cootie:id oirryTeteet Yin sonlhilatoirw: • Ekperleoced
Surgeons are stlacred to each swan er.
lorfurther infrawatkm apply in Livertxml to WILLIAM
MOW, Agen d 2 Water Street ; la Glasgow to WY.
Bet Sown Square ; in Queenstown to C. * W.
DAISY HOUR & CO. ; In Landon to IV s'd & MALY, el
Sing. William' St ; to Nils to MUM MOUS, 5 Place
de Is Bowes ; An Philadelphia to JOHN O. DALE, U)
Walnut street ; or et • he Alomptera offices.
JNO. O. USIA agent.
. lb Broadway, New York.
Or 0. 0. Malloormac. tgent. flarriabore
UNION RESTAUIttiNT,
BILITAR1) AND. BOWLING SALOON,
NO. 119 MARKET STREET, NEAR FIFTH.
THE*lnibscribers haviug erected a larg e
el:gong at the above Pitc-w, viPreetilf for the Pin' °-
see above indicated, beg to call the atteulloe of the pub
lic to the following::
Ttis Ritirainun, on the gig door, with a dieing room
attached, is fitted up In itrstelass style and it will at all
times he rippled with the best ()MI MS to be had is
the Atlantic cities, together with terrapin, ash" and all
kinds of game inseason. Oysters served el. in *wiry
style, and meals to be had at all bonne. The Ala of all
the celebrated breweries in the country impatiently on
hand.
The Tee.pin Alley, or Bowling Saloon, is in the rear,
and contains three alleys of modern Clograrnetion, where
the lovers of this healtby esitrolsa can enjoy the twelves.
The Billiard Balooo is upstairs—elegantly Sued up,
and contains three marble top o , mbinatt.iu cuf&ion ta
bles, equal to any made.
Harrisburg has long felt the wing of a grand consign.
alien of this kind, and as the proprietors are determine d
to conduct it in a quiet and orderly manner, and do eve
rything in their power to make it a fravdonable remort
they hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage
ja3-citf WILLIAM C. McNADDION & 00.
JUST RECEIVED.
ALARGE LOT of Black Silks.
A Fine Assortment of Plain Dress Silks
Eng. Rep. Mourning Silks.
. Small Bar Black and Purple Silks.
A New Stock of Mourning Drees Goods.
A Large Line of Irish Linens, at old prices
A Full Stock of Skeleton Skirts;
Best article ever manufactured.
A Full Line of Gents Undershirts and Drawers
Furs ;
Now closing out the *frock.
Balmoral Skirts ;
New article.
Marseilles Counterpaines ;
At old prices.
Allendale Spreads ;
Gimp.
Large Line of Towellinga.*
Now open at CATHCARTS,
febl3•y Next door to the Harrisburg Bank
10$0iiiitii4:VA
D. GEO. W. driKE, graduate of the
altimor.Colfeto.tt Dental durgery, baying perms
neatly meatedin the city of Harrisburg and taken the
opine tamarriy occupied Ay Dr. Gorges, on Third street,
betotteen Market and Walnut, respectfully informs hit
Mends and the public in general, that he.ta prepared to
perform all operations in tie Dental nrofession, either
sufficed or meonanios,l, in a manner that shall not be
surpassed by operators in this 07 unit other oily. His
mode of iturentrur artificial tenth pon Wm: ea
prova solentleo principles.
Testl4 trent oust* a NM Issit, Mounted en fins Geld, 'II ,
ver; Pitmans plates or the Vulcanite Bass.
wyte meat pleasure to reaommendlng the 4oUVil gen
to all my former patleeds of Itarrteborg,antivi
dotty, and feet oonfident that he will perfOrm all opera
items Ina edentate manner, from my knowledge of bin
imve-dtfl 1r anRaAR. n D. R.
"THE PEN ELIGHTIRR THAN THE
SWORD.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE MOST BLUITIVIIL STTLAS AND PATTIMNS
Gold and Silver Pencil and Pen
Cases.
In the market, is to be sound at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
FOR SEWING MACH/NES.
JONAS BROOK dr BRO'S
PRIZE MEDAL SPOOL OOTTON.
200 dl 500 YDS. WHIM, BLACK s OOLORNO
113:LB thread being made particularly for
i ning Machines, In YERY STRONG, 51100111 AND
ELASTIC. Its strength is not Impaired by Washing, nor
by friction of the needle. For Machines, use Brooke ,
Patent Glace,
FOB UPPER THREAD,
and Brooks Patent Sts Oord, Bed Ticket,
FOR UNDER THREAD,
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the cinunry.—
Also IN cum ov 100 IXANS cam, ASSOWND soe., by
WM. HENRY MUM, Sole Agent.
noo.dSm Veseystreet,
,00911 York.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY
IA R. P. H. -ALLABADEI, surgeon Den
x./ tiny Manutactorer of Mineral Plate Teeth, the only
method Mat obviates every objection to the cue of aril.
teems, embracing partia4 half and whole mete of one
piece only, of pore and Indestructiele mbiera there arth
no crevices for the aeccumniation asp:tall particles of food
and therefore, no offensive oder from the breath, as no me
tal is media their construction, there can be no galvanic
action or metallic taste. Bence the indiv ideal is not an-
Soyed with sure throat, headache, /sc. Ofllos No 48
North Second street, Harrisburg.
ectl2. d ly
LAUER'B
ALE, PORTER AND BEER.
NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
of Harrisburg, that the undersigned has authorized
Mr. E. Mager to receive orders for any, of my mannfae
tures. The collecting will attended to by the under
signed. Mil orders let as above wilt be promptly at
tended to. • GgORGE LAMP..., •
feb22.418m. • Pettaville, Pa.
TO ,GRAIN OONTRAOMS.
THE BiILTINORE" JUG FACTORY,
No: 77 South Street, Baltimore, Md.
- TS PREPARED to furnish Government
L Contractors and others with Linen or Cotton flap of
ail braes, promptly for cash at low prices. Oats asst
Oita Contractors will find it to their advantage to ginii sne
a call. JOHN O. GitaiFLlS.
Baltimore, Jas. 17th, 1882. tint -guide
•
M O 1 14ACKERAL in Kitts - , half b ar _
Ili nig, and barrels. at the Mew Grocery and: Stmt.
eioa Store, Front, and Millitet streets. g
NICHOLS k BOWMAN
CIDER Il! VINEGAR 1 . 11.
•
NIADE from choice and selected Aiples,
and guaranteed by en to be staidly pnTe
Meal WK. DIMS 3 CO.
SOLDIER'S CAMP COMPANION.—'
very *convdmilent Writtini Dean ; al9O, Pinllll , 4,
Memoninthim Book", Portmonmuee, aca.. aC
1120- SCHEFFILIVS Espericgrlftf ,
i - ,CANDLES, Country Soap, Fancy Soaps
ortattads, ibr Bale by
mums & BoWitair
Corner Front and MarketsONS.
CVO Syrups, Loveringe and other
choice bnuida, for sale by
NICMOL3 at FPWMAM, t
corner iroolauld Market itrestl•
- rWDER, Shot mai .oape for sale by
kl3OlniV imik
. Itatibit
~..
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',OSPRS