(la 4 tiegrapil
i•ARRISBURG
g ou da) Morning, March 17, 1469,
.. BLIIZ and Da. Var.,amnii: appear at
Oper3 House this evening. Every
' uouli be on band.
ptr INSTS.—"Rat hunts" are becoming an
Hihition" in some parts of Ohio. A grand
11 ,1 in Roßi county, in the early part of Jam
a;%, din the death of 5,484 rats, whoite
l or the year, it ie estimated, would be
it r
111 C I TT . Loos-ue contained about a baker's.
toballtB Friday night,including "vags,"'
and soveral young girls Charged with
bad hours at a dance house, somewhere
nod. The entire party had a hearing
woor, the Mayor, on Saturday, who
,IlFpoFed of the cases.
- adjourned court of common pleas
in this city to-day. The list
foits caws, of which seventeen are
oc,.Edlh cases, consisting of appeals from
of the Auditor General and State
ttd suits against defaulting officers.
4 the cases will most likely occupy
0. the court during the entire week.
.12.1\1 T.. HOUSBIMPIRS. - Every house
kerosene or coal or carbon oil,
thm It t am - lathe best and cheapest light
oils. But she also knows
wil,tant expense and annoyance
... bealsage of lamp chimneys, al
;o4 n•t quite, counterbalance the advert
it- use. One who has thoroughly tried
dint nt of preventing chimneys from
%Ith the he tof the flame, says: Put
.I,nnney in lukewarm water, heat to
,„!: pant, and boil one hour; after
Al,ste it in the water till it cools. The
math a trial.
`rust: THAVICIOO. — The throwing of stones by
gtreet,lus always been s groat nub
one which is not easily remedied by
the offenders aro always on the
out for them, and on the approach of the
!hes scatter in all directions. In some
lowa regular pitched battles with
o c.. in which men as wall as boys partici
:del. lave been common, and the lives and
not 1114 of the combatants, but .of those
1,1,11-s or curiosity called Into the
are endangered. On Saturday morning 11,'
,; , btl,man pairing along Fourth street, above
wAirit, ViUltnelV struck on the knee, and
r,:eiveLl sod 41- injury, by is atone thrown by a
, d rte t f for at a ,1 c in the street, and some
,lace we beam of an elderly lady having
Kith u similar somewhere in Ifful
-I,tut meet. Toe tact is, that any boy seen In
the wt of throwitv statues in the street should
ha arre.t:if ard banded over to the tender
wereiry nl iv h mor , tha mayor, who would
ske short work of the nuisance.
;\:IGELP NuTES. —The semi-monthly number
• Counterfeit Detector, published this
an:J.:Lc:a forty-eight new bank forgeries
awl the following, on -Pennsyl
ko• 10, within the last fortnight :
.(aford County, Meadville, Pa.-Is,
--v;z an eagle poised on a shield, cars,
t end a girl gleaning and figure 1;
seated near grain, holding au
s.; tie Atm and stripes.
Bank, Columbia, Pa.-Is, 2s, Bs,
in tirculation, altered from a broken
kink of the same name. Observe
of the State and the city, which are
th th tent of note. Most of them have a
•-ad 'Tripe on each end.
- - •
Bud:, Columbia, Pa.-2s, imitation
,Npteel eagle on a shield, amend bridge
t.ttec ; the left wing of the eagle is
-1 mid coarsely engraved ; right end,
And child in fancy 2 ; left end, portrait
, :.fleo.n. Better refuse all 2s, unless
th,y ore genuine.
Din:, Reading, Pa.—le, spurious--
I[ll.. E. tree, &c., train of care in
Clure 1 iu green each side of vig.;
w,th seal, a on fight ; locomotive on
all tour corners.
Bank,r Pa.-55, spnrions—lndian and
't• 91, left : portrait with() above on right.
tilt. bill.
adnli, Pa.-6a altered—vig., bust
;
girl on tight. The is have
, ti m ut the General.
I=LIZEI
' W
Hum —lt is a great satisfaction in
IlTie city to find a hotel conveniently
having a certain homelike air about
t 6, l , A.re we heartily commend Powatts'
York city. Its proprietor, Mr. H.
'its, Las recently made large additions
in fact modernized it, until now
• ' ll the substantial conveniences of first
:. ' l, r , without their exhorbitant charges.
"4N lain with the substantial" and
is th o season in ahundancv its ahem
: with good beds and infliciant
I le:lances, while from its widows a
'ltlr Broadway oan be obtained than
,Tio.t any hotel situated upon it. The
Ta era spacious and beautifully fur-
Lit t even a rainy day in New York
'sistish,tly spent In viewing the palm'
a groat city, as it moves on with sights,
• v 4.1 isciieuts ever changing, and hardly
Buy stage. With its advantaged
this hotel has long been a popular
tov Oat' , for merchants visiting New York,
uuder its present management and
ttr:ent i mprovements, we anticipate a
,
1 k" Among the regular boarders
'Mel C ommodore Nun &anima's new
viiniatuie Who is said to ' be a hard nut
and
whose jokes keep the table in a
;4:naater of some interest to our readers
6 ' 4 4 that they can fi nd in New York city a
:,,,,,4'..aateddir.otly opposite the Astor House,
l its nests the convenience and acoom
,:.,lt' of a first class house for the.unusu
,,t.:Pe Atrate charge of One dollar and fifty
d itY, Rod we recommend them to try
%;i c 6
ilu rti. They will find that its propri
mt,:!eeP a h "e 8 thotel e a ccomplishment of knowing
4
CITY Timasvass. AND Amliroas.—The Demo
cratic cohferees of the 'amend wards of the
city met i Friday night, and nominated Mr. John
T. Wilsn, as city treasurer, and Wm. H. Egle,
John J. Osier, and Daniel Epply, as city aud
itors.
PA
'Coamsorron.—Our legislative reporters desire
ns to state that the list of yeas and nays pub
lished on Friday, on Mr. Williams' amendment
to the bill for the restoration of the tonnage
tax, Mr. Boileau incorrectly appears as voting
in the negative. He voted aye.
Wa' RIBII TO Emem.—The insinuation In Sat
urday morning's Patriot and Union, that themuls
eion of tar. C.,d. Mattheare' name from the . at
of Vice-Presidents at the - meeting of merchants
and business men in B'rant's Ball last Thursday
evening, published in Friday's TELLORAPII,
was the twilit of .malice :on our part, is per
fectly in keeping with the well known pro
pensity of the Local •editoi. •of that paper to
/is—under a mistake. 13ke truth of the mat
ter is, that we published the list of officers
of the meetiurfust at it =a handed to the
*kiting Secretary by lkZ. A . J. 'Herr, who made
the nominations. This list Is atill in our pos
session, open to .theinspection of the public,
and if anybody cut find .the name of Mr.
Matthews uponit; we have only to say, in the
language of. the poet,.
tie must-have optics sharp I ween,
To:see what is not to be seen."
If an 'otnlselon: therefora exists at all, the
responsibility rests elrwhere, and not with us.
Sweep Passfurre.rtorr.--One of the most plea
sant parties which it has been . our good fortune
to atteOd,Oonventd at the Firmers' Hotel Friday.
evening last The object.of the meeting was the
presentation of a sword to Capt. Wm. E. Sees,
of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Volunteers, com
mandeirbi Col.. Richard Coniter.
..,We; havewitnessed many presentations, but
this one exceeded them all in truthful senti
ment and: manly feeling on the part of the
loyal and generous donors.
.The following ate the remarks of lift. B. a.
Penni, who wait designated' by. Capt. Sees'
friends to make the presentation:
Captain Seei---Iwbehalf of a few of your per
sonal friends, I present you this Ilveord'as a
token of their sincere friendship, and feel
assured, whilst I am doing so, that 'speak with
confidence when I say that you will use it in
defence of our glorious cause--the Union and .
Constitution' of our country. Go then, and
join your regiment, and be assured that you
have the best wishes of yoUr friends tin. your
success, and the success of the . cause you are
defending. Wishing that you may be blest
With health .and strength to conquer the foes
of our country, and return to your home with
honor to yourself, and victory to the cause you
are about going to defend, .I hand you this
sword In behalf of your friends.
In acknowledgment, 'Capt. Sees replied as
follows:
Friends—For this elegant token of your es
teem, accept my sincere thanks. Rest assured
that in mThands it shall be used as effectively
. it hi'possible for one man to do, whose
strongest desire is- to aid in crushing out this
wicked and unholy rebellion. And be assured
that if ever the opportunity offers to use it,
that the thought which will inspire me with
courage to strike hard and sure will be that
friends like you thought me worthy to repre
sent you in this sword.
Capt. Sees is well andc favorably known in
our oommtmity. He served the country in the
three months' service, in the Eleventh Regi
ment, under Col. Jarrett, and probably there is
no man of his age that his been brought up
amongst us who has more admirers and friends.
The Captain left this morning to join his regi
ment, accompanied with the kindest wishes of
his many friends.
MARIIDID Wow Lew.—There is a very gen
eral mistake in the community as to the power
of married women to bind themselves by con
tract, and this mistake allows a great deal of
swindling to be carried on under the name of
married women. A married man being insol
vent sets up business in the name of his wife,
perhaps calls himself her agent. She, or in
her name, makes bargains, signs notes, gives
bonds and confesses judgments. Persona deal
ing with such parties, knowing or believing
that the wife has property in her own right,
and thinking that her, obligations are good,
give her credit. They probably find out when
too late that the note, bond or judgment con
fessed by a married women, though she may be
worth thousands, is not worth a copper. No
judgment can be obtained against her on any
contract, note or bond, which she enters into or
gives, and a judgment confessed by her is a
mere nulity. She may, poseibly, give a judg
ment for the purchase money of real estate she
buys, though this is by no means certain, and
she by uniting with her husband can execute a
mortgage which will bind any real estate she
may own. With these exceptions, all the
documents she may sign in the way of obliga
tions to pay money, are not worth the paper
they, are written on, a fact which every one
ought to know. There have been swindling
operations carried on all over the country
for years by the married women dodge opera
tions which should have sent some of the par ,
ties to the penitentiary, aact it is important
that the public, to escape - being swindled fur
ther,: should know what the law is.
.What
makes the matter worse is, that a man and his
wife being one person in contemplation of
law cannot be indicted for a conspiracy to cheat
their creditors when the fact is perfectly evi
dent,' but can pocket the money and laugh at
thosci who were fools enough' to depend upon
the contracts of married men.
Nsir GOODS. —I am now selling off my entire
stock of goods at and below cost, or 26 per
cent. cheaper than you can purchase elsewhere,
via: fine linen shirts, 75 eta. to $1 ; shirts, 60
eta., and 60 cts. with linen bosoms ; night
shirts, 60- eta ; under shirts and drawers, 40
cts. to 87 cts., all wool ; monkey jackets, 60
ets. to $1; cotton and woolen hose 10 ets. to
16 ets ; silk ties, 12k, lb and 18 eta ; collars,
8 eta. to 16 eta. a piece ; ladies' collars, 4 and
6 ots.l cuffs, 4 and 5 ets, a. piece ; under
sleeves, 18 ets.• l fine cambric at 13 and 18 cta.
per yard, worth 25 eta.; Marseilles bosoms of a
new style, and fast collars, 12 eta.; all linen
bosoma, 15 ets and upwards. If you want
cheap land good goods just go to James A.
Lynn, at the Harrisburg Cheap Shirt Mann
faetort, where be is selling off without reserve.
Shirts, &o. made to measure , Room
neTl &
12 Mar et: street:
1k mum mania alb arelegraph, .fflonbag Morning, March 17, 1862
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Crrt Taxasuar.a.—Kr. duo : WII you
Oblige the tax-payers of this city by euggektr
lug the name of ALEXANDER WATSON as the
Union candidate for City Treasurer. Mr. W.
has been a faithful officer, and rendered im
portant services by saving the credit of this
City on more than one l occssion. This import
ant office ought to be filled by thu best men,
without regard to party; and as Mr. Watson
has proved himsrlf a true and loyal man, we
hope the tax-payers will insist upon his being
a candidate, and his election is certain..
A LARGE TAX -Plies.
Two litmnatto l'isomi of besutiful new spring
calicos; a large lot of bleached and unbleached
muslin of the . best make ; blue checke r . at
12k . cents `per 'yard ; white' Stockings, at 'l2}
cents ; another lot of tlaose good white rib-,
bed stockings; ladies' pocket handkerchiefs,
at 121 cents; children's pocket handkerchiefs,
with border, 5 cents ; shirt breasts 121,
16 and tip to 87i cents; 25 pieces new pant
stuff;. 'undershirts and dmwersvery
.cheap';
Totten and woolen socks, at all prices'
40 dozen woolen stockings, for children, 14
cents; 14 paid bleached muslin 12} cents ;
all wool French merinos, all colors, at 62 and
76 cents. Having bought the balance of the
stock of a city wholesale house of Wain and
figured Swiss mediae, brillanta, white cani
brics, Nausnck and Victoria lawns, suitable for
dresses, as these goods will be very scarce and
dear next summer now is the tithe to buy. Onr
stock of Furs at cost. . S. Laws, •
• Shoads'',olll Stand..
'FEMALES ! FEMALES ! FEMALES !
Use that safe, Meanmit Remedy knows as
RELMBOLY S EXTRACT BridElU,
Tor ad Commutate Incident to the Set;
No May elionni be
Without it, • '
And None will when once
it is used by
• YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline oe °tutees or Lire,
- .After.,:ind Before Marria ge,
During and After Confinement.
o Sitrengthei the N.ertres„ .
Restore Nitnre to Its Proirtr Chsnnel, and
. Invigorate the Broken down Constitution.
!row. whatever Cause "Originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS 1
•
Take
HELMBOLD'B EXTRACT' B CORP,.
Soo ailvei ifsement in another column. Cut St out and
send (or it. marl 2 d2m
/EWE DYEI ,HAnt DYE!!
Wm. A. Batohajar's Hair WO!
The only Haimlees' and Reliahle Dyer Known I .
All others are were Imitations, and should be avoided
if you wish to wooer ridicule. • -
ORE", RED PK RUSTY. HAIR dyed instantly to a'
bettedifal Mid natural . Brawn or Black, without the least
injury to Elan. or' Skin. '
FIrrEENI NMINI.I2 AND DIPLOMAS have been &War,.
dad 1 . 0 amnion shine II 9, and over '200,000
lin e ations have heen madste the hair. of toe patrons
of Mt L. RA IttOß'S Rift DY* produces' a color
adt, to be distinguishealrdos Satitre.anA Is waitaawron
hot to fidure tbO'lttocit,.boirOVer.iong it mad be co n•
,
Dad, theiti Irecie of bad Ovio routbdied , The hair
ie invigorated for life by, this splendid Dye. which is prop
arty applied.st. No. 15 gohd Street New York.
• ,iold in all the atuttownelell the United *Mee, by
Tlftig - ,ideleasul Fancy Moods Dealers
The Gahttine has the name' , . Batchelor;'
and address u t on a ahail 'plate engraving, on the four
aideF ?f each '
Wholegals-,Fhotory,.Bl. ElittOWV
pita 2#3-dtuadway, Now :Fork.
ora2.tawly ' . .
rartryk . c*az LAtiwt
OR.''OUPONCO'S.. 'GOLDEN' PILLS . FOR .FEMALES.
allied the folk; 'ging certificate" from one of tne: (first
ladies in Vika, N. Y.,wbo.colled upon my agenta in thatt
alty.(tir Wm. Bruno' & and told them that she, of
coor" did net wise her name mode -publio, bat if any
one should doubt the wpoloeful elikasney Daf-Dueow
ottie GOldeu they might refer any Lady to her sa
ebe considered it a doty, es as pleasure, to.her
knowledge of ' their: belloaty4s "Idminlittered to 'lute
daufbifrf Young tatty 17. yeais- -Nhe was-fast go.
int tdo coos 4mption?7luat, liken • eold—ontnee became
obstraCted ' Two begesinf..theue `
entire
.lY. cured her,' end sine 'le now' In rf beat .beolth;-
4, We wer ,articuar. hi baying the geodes. Full and
explicit .directiona emoutpactylog each box.
Sold wheliaale and mail, by 44; Itexirvanti .No.
&pea Row, .• nd •C. K . Hexing, 91 Market street, gore's,
burg: Pie. Ity Needing either of them - Al 00 thiought he
ElitylsbargibetOgice the Pills will be tent confidentially
by Mail to any portof.the madly; "free of postage."
B.—Look fait ; CO dounterthits. • goy no Gaetano Pills
of any kind Wens the hta ta' signed B. D. gowe.l Ad ;
other! is Ai hue ..thapcsition mid unsafe; thegelbee, us
you tralUO your livat andlealtb, (to say ItOtng of be.
tug humbugged : out of your deney,) tiny only of (Mho
who`tom the ..1;:e.41 et -,
,Howo.ou aver y box
which has recently teen added ne 14001= of the Pills
being. fionnterfolte..., . Tit- • ingredients composing the
oboes :Pills are mode known to every Agent,_and• they'
are safe, and will perform all claimed for them.;:::
801 d also by, T. L. Lemberger, Lebanon ; A. J. Kindly,
man, Mechanicsburg narks, L ili
ewistown ;' S. Bfitt:'
Ciaelfie; 8. G.
burg f J Spangler', ebeMbersharg.;,.
J. A. wolf, Wrigbdittle ; 8: 8. Mercies, :Reeding . ; and
It. P. Hunter , Reading, and hy.. ,, one druggist" In every"
town and yilitge In pnitedeelatea,•ind by
-.• ...;14.D.110WK.
eB' Penprititor, New York.
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BOOKS FOR ;FARMERS.
THE attention of 'Tieniturists is directed
to the follow ing works;whieh will enable
them to increase the quantit y , and value of
their crops by edding soieniso and the experi
ments of othersto their experience
STEPHEN'S' BOOK OE' THE Pilaf, de
taillpg all :the labois of luishendry and
tto-hest way to petform them. Price. :..8 60
COLEMAN'S AGRICULTURE and Real
Economy'.... ......4 00
LANDSCAPi . eiiiiiiiiiie, Len.. _1 00
THE FARMER'S COMPANION, by Buel 75
LECTURES ON .PRACTICAL AGRICUL
TUBE, by Johnston ' 6O
THEAMKRICA,N FARMER'Sziew and nal
versei handbook, with. 400 engravings.. 2 60
AN, EASY METHOD OF MANAGING •
BEES, by Weeks 20
The Nattire and'Treatment of Diseises of -
Cattle, by Dadd 1.00
LEIBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY 76.
idILCH COWS AND DAIRY FARMING,
and . the production of milk, butter ,
cheese, by Flint... . .
. . ... . . a6O
GRASSES AND FORA.GE PLAN'IB, by
Lynch .... ..1 60
sexgori
Horse, the cow; the' pig, fowls, &a, 8r.c..1 00
THE FARMER'S 'DICTIONARY and Prank
Mal Farmer, by Dr. Gardner ...1 60
ALLEN'S DOMESTIC ANIMALS. . ... . 75
THE FIELD BOOK 'OF MANURES, or
American Muck Book. 1 25
THE HORSE AND HIS-NSF SES, by
Jennings. ; .....1 00
YOUATT.
HlNp , s FARRIERYind STtD 800K......1 00
HORSEMANSHIP and the Breaking and
Trebling of- Moises.. .. . . 76,
Standard Books, School "Books, and every
thing in the stationery line, at lowest prices,- at
BERGNER'S MEW BOOK STORE.
SYRUP, Lovering's and titewart's, for
sale by Nwaots a; •BOWMAN,
fab2l -- Corder Front and Marks; • /treat.
Ew6k*soh; of VANILLA,. Eitikrticil -; of
Lemon, Flavoring Hatracts, for sale at the sew
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision Store, cor.
tier Treat and Mix, kat street*. .
- • ' ' NICHOL? &
111 U OK-WEI EAT Mk:ALAI:id Ca NW MEAL
LA just received an or eaie low at. .
• NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
corner Pont and Market streets.
HAY HAY I I
SUPERIOR article of Baled Hay, .at
Sl7 00 per tag for Bale by
rabla 'JANES AI, 77.13380R..,_
'Pk.% dininodions...l3toreßoom
00 e< o szdeu4iS to, the 'Vows van e d * 4
- 0. - icewnr;
EA2 2 / 4 22ze, Pab. 2a, 1882. 2,10264.md
AGREEABLY - to the provisions of an act of
the General Assembly of this Common
wealth, approved the twenty-fifth day of Febru
ary, s. D. 1862, which is as follows:
A SUPPLEMENT to an actin relation to public
printing,, approved the • ninth day of April,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six.
Samosa. Be iterutoredby the Senate and House
- Of I . ?epresentativa of the ammomeealth of Pemuyl
oama, sn Genera Assembly mut, and it is hereby
enacteh. by the authority of the same, That the con
tractor or contractors for the public printing
and binding, shall hereafter be allowed for the
translation of English matter required to be
printed in. tl►e German language thestnn of forty
cents.., per ;thousand: ems. Proud ed, That no
charge shall be allowedior figures or other mat
ter not actually translated: • ' • r
Sm. 2. That in. addition. to the charges
loived for rbe furnishing - of blanks, by the eley
enth section of the act to which this is a supple-.
moat, there shall hereafter be .alloweafpr down
red ruling ,five. cents per quire of testy-four
Sao. 4. That it is. the intent and meaning of
of the act to which this is a. supplement, that -
there shall be no..charge allowed for composi
tion ,on any ..extra r documents ordered, miless
tbe composition has actually been performed,of
which an affidavit of the.public prhtter shall be
required by the Auditor General,
Sao. 4. That. on Tuesday the eighteenth, day•
of March, one thousand eight hundt%d and six
ty-two,and, on the fourth : Tuesday of January
every, hird yearthereafter the Legislature shall
meet in joint : onvention in the Hall of the
House of , Representatives, and let the public
printing and binding, for three years according
to the provisions of this acts and the • act to
which this is a supplement, except that but one
week'a public notice maybe given of the time of
the allotment for tne year one thousand eight
huddred and. sixty-two. Provided, That the
bonds with the. sureties of .the several bidders
shall be duly executed, sealed up and delivered ,
with the proposals for.the printing and bindini
and in addition to the condition• now required
by law, shall be conditioned that incase the'
bidder or bidders to whom the printing and
binding shall be awarded, shall heglect or re-i
fuse to accept the same at his. or , their bid, the; I
said bidder or bidders with his or their sureties
aforesaid shall be. liable to the Commonwealth
for the. diterence between the amoant of such
bidand. the amount of the bid of.the person to
whom the printing and binding shall be award
ed, after such neglect or refusal. • And provided
&rifler, . That said bonds shall 'be accompanied
with the certificate of the President Judge of
the Court. of, Common Pleas of • the • district or
districts hi. which .such sureties= ay reside; or
in case of the absence or other inability of such
'President Judge _ with .thenertificate of tin asso
ciate Judges of the county in which such sure
ties may respectively reside r that said bond and
sureties are ,stifficient to secure the Common
?wealth to the, ; amount of the penalty•thereof,
*hick certificate, shall be - authority to the
speakers approve said bond:
Notice; s hereby, given. that the! Speaker of
the Senate and.. House •of „Representatives. of
Said Connaquwealth receive proposals until
the 18th day of March, 1862,. for doing the Public
Printing ; and Binding. for: the • term of three
teexefrienihe let day ofJoly next, at a certain
rate wr, centum below thelutes -specified in the
act relating.to. the Public Printingand Binding,
Rproved the.filli day of April, A. D., 18543, and
according to the mode and manner, and•condi
ions 0:4 - 413bispeciftecl, and, in the•supplement
to said act. above recited. : . ••- • - •
M%S=ll
Said proposals to specify the.We per cent=
tin the .ffliale -of the . rates of said, act taken
ti?gather,,and not a specification of the rate per
captain betow*the rates on each item, .
The followlaglis the, form of proposals for
StatdPtinting and-Binding: •
propose toido all the State Printing
'atkd Binding the manner and• In all respects
subject to the provisions of the act of the • 9th
.4'44 A. 8 ..1866, and the supplement there
,' aprirtrred Eehruary 25th, A. D. 11862, for the
Veal, of . Uwe. years from the first day of July
next, at the rate .of per oentum below the
rates 5 1 9 8 . 01 t1e4 in !aided, and should the State
POntuNg and Binding, ae aforesaid be allotted to
mb, I*ll be ready.forthwith to give bond, with
sufficient sureties, for the faithful performance
OP the woik sch allotted," which said proposals
shrill be sealed . and. endorsed, 4 “Proposals for
iqblic Printing and Binding ; and shall be
ected td.the said Speakers, and• be delivered
te,one .both. of them to be opened f anuounced
stalallOtted,,on..the. 18th day of March inst.,
aoeably to the provisions of the act of 9th of
Aidl, 1866, and- the supplement. thereto, ap
proved Ifebrrary.2s6, A. D. 1862.
_ ELI SLIFEB,
kieeretaryof the Commonwealth: .
rlo;did •
. . .
Dt Ltitldg QFIiA.IttNER .H ak
OTICF4 , . is hereby given that the part
- nerebip heretofore existing between William I.
CroftD:6d Jacob 8. Croft; in the 'tailoring .11audness, :was -
dins:Avail on the 11th' day of March,. 1862,, by mutual .
consent All those indebted to the' late Arm 'wilt please
ZI4O paynteut to W. S. or J. R. Croit. •
' • : . NY/IMAId A.ROT OROBT,
JACOB. kt. C.
artuaasuite, March 121882:
' • • •
TO 'riLlE PUBLIC.
s'itinierilinad haling peredossed the entire stook'
Jung Manias th'e - late iirriN and. having made, large ad
ditiourthersto, is now prepared to execute all ardor;
VIA neatness and dospatahv • • •'• • • •
'46lth:a for the very liberable patronage heretofore
extended to the firm, he hopes, by strict
,persorml sties
tion'tto basinessto merit a 4:Quilt:lmmo °tithe Same.
mal3-1130 ' ' W. A. CROFT.
••TO GRAIN "00 ITRAOTORS
; TIEA BAiTIbLOAR 11.01 1 08 Y
No; 77 South street, d Balti*ord;
PREPARED .• '
R'EJ) to furl:deb.,. Government
Orintractort and otherg with lapin or Ootton flags of
p otztohi promptly thr cAtt Pi low [Prices. ,Od/11 and
CroncarstirecOra win Bed it to ' their advantage M giVe Me
a call. , : JOHN O.POHAFFEJN.
teddmors, .17th n 30., . I.vsl4•2md*
LdDI`ES ccCR.:I3E,
ALLoiiirE:minEENT was,
WHITE AND COLCMHD._
Theliestartme"mlueactri, °l4l ,
bp jl in Et a kT',
„..itext door ta Pedi a ir l ab lie g Ban k.
80/14 1 '.: 4 1e.c - sil Oa- !1 .
's` . .&'SHOZ _STORE
1
Eitick, aciiiitiiiiii;W,ilANTlT STS
. ,
Efirriabdittr - Pet;'• •.' '
YVAYS .44, kiattdialarge' age ot tmaent - of
...-WX 114 ..g. Wi1.T.K114,11a., of too' fiery Debt
ascii eiCfti James, gentlemen, and children* , weer.--
?Mei tdieint.the' times. "Att ibids 4WOltir .Wil TO
ORDER -In the beet etre by4apet.ioi workmen
REPAIRING doziest short notice.: .
"9 114/tr • ;WM .P. !Rlitrin, Harrisburg,
..., . .
- - BLACKING 1 •
AMA.' SON'S "CHALLENGE BLAMING.'
4314-ttas, assorted isizoir,jiurt recoiled, and , for
Meat WhOlesSle prices,
, WM. DOCK, Jr., & On.
COAL, OIL lower than q,ay• Houma in
Harrisinvg, for sale by
feb 14-y
SHAWLS! DRESS G-OODS !..1"II.EIS 11
BARGE stock of these goods wilt be
Pa_
disposed of at very low rice& Pine 102 w vets
heap at CATHOARTS',
Next door 4 , 0 the ilartiaborg Bank.
. _
- (VONEle.ap, Ggeen.and,Blapk, for aoe
w O' , • ... /41 01Q40'4 BOWAN,
Prooto4.lbutetotrletl.
I ' aari . Of.primetObtato) jusfreceilibd,iiid
,for sale by NMUOLAS ic BOWMAN,.
tooll CornerFroatand Haricot stmts.
MilktatillCOUS
NOTICE.
NICIIOI3 & BOWMEN,
.Cerner Front gad Market street
2mnstinento.
SANFORD'S OPERA 0411 SE.
DOUBLE ENGAGEMENT,
SIGNOI -.BLITZ
wiu, apPata. ax
MONDAY EYEZYLNO, March 17thi
ASSIIIMD BY THE ORLitBiLAIND
DR. VAILENTiNg.
The Qurziical and Bicellentlolingal9e.of Tlits
wlli tpe dießr4l4xl,,.:K a r.l e di
.
RECHERCHE DEMONSTRATION,
pr.red.to.uke cubenirair Higrhiburece. "Ora.
ADM
ISSIO 14 • • Meat
'Reserved Seats in Orchestra 15 cents extra. '
Doors open.at quarter before seven o'clock. 2-;!
to commence e.tthelf - Past . stecen:
mar-12- d td
°~t~r~ltaoz,~
NICIt4LS..y4 - 13,9,N..X - AN',
Corner of Front a,nii kirket Streets.
(V. liummel's old stand;) '•
lAVE detersnined ; to_ place their entire
stock of
GROCERIES, -PROVISIONS ; ratrrgs;
at prices to suit the priiiefit hard times, itniire
spectfully call the attention of the citizens of
Harrisburg and vicinity to their extensive stook
of goods, counting of • •
SUGARS, SYRUPS,
TEAS,COFFEE, •
SPICES, LEMONS,
ORAN,GI3IS, OUBRAHTS,
CEDAR-WARE • •
FLOUR, : 40.40
We have also gone to conSiderable trouble hi;
getting the sale of Beyond brands of
. .
COAL - OIL. ,
All of which we warrant to be . •
NON-EXPLOSIVE: TRANSPARENT AND
FREE FROM ,ODOR,.
*Afar. PractiOta.:..;.4ong othani;34 have
on hand ' - •
NATRONA, MAGNOLIA, MUER,
ROBINSON.
411 of which - Ire will sell wholesale or ; , retail ;
and lower thisii any house se Eferritawg.
.
Also, all kinds of . .
OUT, FLINT .AND • GRXEN . GLASS-WARE.;
• We also invite attention to nor well selected
'nd extensive assortment' of
Qtrntits*Aris. -
Call, at -,'--. NICHOLS &BOWMAN, /
• corner of Front and Market streets.
kNodHE I
Market street, • Harrisburg,-Pa.,
Dutra ipr •
N:OPIA IES
.• •
I\TEW BOSEWOOD'TIANO§„ from the beat
.1.11 makers; fro& $2OO
. -
MELODEONS:
„ .
THE BEST kt.A.NTWACTUBEI? INSTBET
, - ' ME=S,Okt 's4s to; SM.
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons,-Flutes,
Flies, - Drums, Ilinjus;
Violin . and Guitar strings And musi
cal merchandise. ingeheral.
SHEET MUSIC
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS always on
hand. 'guile Sent by mail to any 'part of the
country.
OVAL, SQUARE, GILT_ .4i121 _ROSEWOOD
FRAMES
Suitable for looking glasses, and all kinds of
pictures always on hand, s
, fins assortnzent:ofbestplated
4 . 00 izING G.L A.88E:8,
from smallest to largest sizes: •
{ Any style of frame made to' order at the
shortest notice.
WM. ilNdki.u.4,
. 98 Markebstreet:
fal,lo 7 wAsfily
, •
IT NI 1) N !R tS'T A.ll R 1: N . T.
B4ILIARD -AND BOWLING; sg.ooy,'
119 MARKET STREET, NEAR ,kirrll...
. HE animoribera having erected' a 'lsis. e
' •
building at , thetabovo Phicep auftrassly for the Purow- ,
ge s piovl ickdicated, beg
,to call the•auentied of thd:paht
tic to tale foliiierioq
nli itiMitißiMr, 0o tfie Art floor With s a":tidiuk ;repel
irtttethed; is fitted up in iiist-elass-stylei'abd it wilt •ataill
times.be suppled with the best.OYSTEEtb" to; be had ID
thp r itleutio. cities, together , with terrapin, fishouri in
' , di . .of game itceeaeou. o.rsterit served ep in every.
stjattorad militate be had at all hears. The Alga oral
the celebrated." breweries la .the soutitry. counaanyna
The TeS.Alin Alley Or . ft4telhig Saloon, is ths, rear,
indchnteine three alloys of Modern "eonstruction . ,. where
the lovers of this. healthy avowable can enjoy themselves':'
The 81Litard Wools is upstairs —elegantly tltted up,
and:oontalos three marble top clinbituitionjcnahloiti tat
bles; to nay made. . .
Harrisburg has .ong fen therwantaf ii ' grand ;.doiabin
'Won of,this.kind, and'asthe preprietorsareddternitne d
to conduct it in a quiet and Wetly, uutanei;,4iiia do i*o
rything in tholi power to ,make itjardodablq resod,
they hope lo'reccive liberal share or PubliCimirozeige
jasztr • • , •-•••wiL tram -lingeobltbt kap.
C,. 30"..11d1.1131EZTCJIZE,
...
. • .
' .
TRAVELING AGIN! OP THE •
OLD '.
WALLOWER ,LINE.
ing .OLD...ThANSPORTA'4'ION-- 'II+TE.
;
is still In suooessful operation and prepered to isirry
ne c
girt as LOW as any other individual line between
r i 1
Pbibidalphia; liarrisburtrAtulbury,Lewisbing, Whew.
sport, Jersey Shore, Lock Haven, and all points on tlie
Midtown ()antral, Philadelphia and Erie, and Williams -
port and Elmira Railroads.
Local igentat Harrisburg •
D. A.I4I4REOR.
Ekiodaarett to PEACOCK, ZELL &liiiiol4AN,_'Not
808 and -810 Market street, above
..111ighth, by ..4., o'clock.,
P. let,itilt arrive at lb
,trilibitrg, ready for threri, tble ,
nest morning. ' 0. P.M1109. 1i ,
apEtt .: - . *, • , , Triveling'Atint.
.
REEDS SEEP4 . I I „SEEDS 11.
TUST received and' for vale et - the Agri.
el cultural Store, 110 Market street, the • •
LARGEST STOCK
of fresh and genuine Gisrden, Flaw& and bald fiesdsjxi,
the State out side of Philadelphia: .'aardere. l Serds at
'
THREE CENT S PER PAP ER ,
WARRANTED to contain as much as. can he -had
!hr.*" cents anywhere 'else, and in bulk,at inieeteirbich
c a nnot be under sold. Also Agricultund and liffortleul.
tine Implements for .the season. I invite attention Ito
my stook- DAVID HAYNIna t
mall-wBt-d2W •- • 110 Market street.,
AUGUSTINE L. CHAYNE.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Bitidaux 27 A,Torth awnd , Str#:
it' - -Ort 6 / 1 9 3 ` 47 1 74/IPa l TP-.., ,
riANDLE 8, Country soap, Fancy Basp
`•/ °alma "' l '" l "t i rcaoLs & Boivm&N,
Corner Frost and Market sheets.
FREI
flistelltmnxit
Election .Proclamation•
.
TN comPliance with the - charter of the city of
I, Harrisburg, nOtiee''lB hereby given_ to the
qualified voters of the seieral wards of, the, said
city, that an election for persons ..to .fill the
verities offices of the said city, will be:lteld at
- the followit* places, on the third/rAeficrek.
being the 21st day of said month, 1 between
the hours of '9 o'clock, s. x. , and 7 0 olosk, e.
x., of said day,:
In thellist ward—the qualified voters,
'inset atthe - School House on the corner of
Front street end Mary's alley, in said city, and
vote for one member of Common Council, one
person for Constable, one person for Assessor,
ne person for Judge and two. persons. for In
torte of election, n said, ward ; and School
ilir thet3enioid Ward—tbe.quallfiorl-- .votens will
theet (4t said day at the Senool Souse on the
Cern& of Dearberry alley and - CleanOt street,
and elect one person for Conamon Council, one
`person for Constable, one person ,for Aisessor,
'One person for Jadge, and two personafor
In
spectors of election, of said ward ; and School
Directdrs. -•
In the Third 'Ward - the qualified voters will
Meet on' said day at the School House, corner
of Walnut street and River alley, in sdd city,
and' vote for one PsirSon for Common Council,
one person for Constable, one person for Asses
'ser one person for Judge, and two persons for
In;pectors of 'election, of said ward ; and School
Directors.
In the Fourth ward —the qualified voters
.will'frieet on sail day at the School House in
West State street, and vote for one person for
Common Council, one person for Constable,
one person for Assessor, line person for Judge,
and two 'parsons for Inspectors of election of
said ward ; and School Directors
;Irk Fitt ward—the: qualified voters will
Meet On said day at the dairy of qualified-
Fester,
cornerF_of Rldge road And North avenue, and
ifOtefor one person for member of Common
Cormoi),onelterson for Constable, one person
19!43..f1it5q,. or Person for ;Jude,ir and two
Rersous for Inspectors .of election of said ward ;
and - School Directors. •
In the Sixth ward-the qualified voters/ will
meet at - the , School House on-Broad Street west
of7/Ildge avenue, and vote .for person •for
COp g itbloomp person for Assessor.one person
tor,Rds,,..end.two persons, ler Dispeotors of
elecUon in said .ward;.and. School Directors.
.:Afthe same , time, and places, the quali fi ed
voters of , the several . wards will vote for one
person for City Treasurer and three persons for
Anditora..
talvenvuudin my hand at the Mayor's office,
lifaich'3d; - 1862. WK. H. KEPNER,
,inni4Hittv3w . Mayor.
. I ,IIELMIAOLIPS GENUINE PREPARATION
IM 611CiNY
_ RAUL)"
A Positive and a li ti r geTe l dr El B"1114
Pliesiteir:oVthe. BLADDFCR, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
, •
itialalla ingresses . thu ,pnwer of. DI - geation, and
unites ouraBSO4DENTS la; healthy xenon, by which
the WATERY OR4ALOAREOUS depositions, and all UN
NATURAL. MUNIMENTS are. redaead, as w l as
PALN AND friFi.s.MATION and goad fbr
MEN 'WOMBS OR CEULDaRIC •
_ REINHOLD'S -IXTRACT BUCBU,
ArSalng from oessea, Ha
blta of DtssloatiOn, Early, In
dlialrotbrtUr Abuse.
.6.TSISNDED virrs.THE 'F0110%12% SYMPTOMS
butllPtarlalowto.Exertion, Loei of Poialar
4ffis Of sVenkarY, • : Difficulty. of Brought's&
. • . • TrerfAbilbur
„Holier Of Cab; icakefalnusa,
Qlmacsa al/talon,' Pain In the Mack,
Dllnixersal foasMgdo of the Muscular Bs.a!amt,
Fluahlng of the Body,
Mryoot: of the Skin Eruption* on tt.e Face,
tPALLID.OaUNTSNANOE,
MOM symptoonoy.if al owed to go on, which this med.
lela.toNatiohlY refauvoll,twoon follows .
nacTENDY • PATITITY, EPILEPTIO__NirS,
ikONIFOr TiIE,PATIE,NIT Lty Lines.
• iWho can say that tbiojAre ndt hetinao.tly hollowed by
Zhas".l4a3FXD. .
AND cprikriptcori.! ,
Many are, diviiiitor the cAnae,Of , thtdi suffering,.
' BUT NON - kW/LI , CONVE43.
- - .
THE FECORDS OF TB& tasiair, ASYLUMS,
• died the Melinteholy Deaths- by; Cbatuniptivit, •
Bug 1131170 TH2 TAM OP TEN ASPIMON..
'rum commyrurroMONr3”; AFFECITID Wrfil
ORGANIC WEAHNifat, '
Reiradree the aid of medicine to drengthen and
• invigorate the System,
EinineouPs EXtRb-O , T OUCEIU invariably does
A.TRIALIFILL 00*Vige 'tat !doer easnicaL,
F.ENAL2B,-Fam&LEs.— F EKALEs.
pip OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR OONTEMPLA.-
tit . , , TANG V.ALR4.*F.,.' . • _
! T IIIANY AirFECTIONz PEOMSAR TO FRomAIM,
',ll litinia Dialku 40 tineqmilled by any other remedy,
as a Obloroala or Retentloo,lrrogtilatity, PeAdulneea;or
Sokireado ri,of , Quetomary Sraccatione, Ulcerated or
Itiirrhoes state orthe ;Metric; Leucorbo3a Whites, SterU,
Ity, and nor all complalais'•incident to the 84%, whether
arising front Indlacretion, Habits of taselpanon, or In
ttie - • .
14.16i.mix - bR briANGt oh :,.,.pk.
, . . -., .. -..._tanioriermiß Aso v. .-
NO
I TL BE wytlipUr , IT 1
TANI NO NOR! BLAB A I MICCIY, OR DSPLIABANT MIDI
lON INlThain AND Disaittom immune.
! .HRGMBOLIPS ILITiLtCr BOYHEr
'. •'" SEDEET DISEASES.
In
,
iti...!hpir slam, At little llapense
Or'nto Chaegein plat ; No lonscuiveninatni;
i r. • And no /*aim: • '
It dangle tifrkquenrAlesire and gives strength to Urinate,
thereby- removing Obettootions, . . • •
—PreVentinettna tiringStricturtw of tee ,Urethra
allaking Pain and Imflitinmation, so frequent. In the
dais of diseases, and expelling oil Poisonous, Osten sed
'•- • • •
, motsatio . nsPout-Tnotisenns •
0 HAVEIIEEIV IHE rzet,ms GB QUACKS,
andl-vrhiihaie paid -Hain rns to be cereal in a short
thee, have found they were deceived, and that the "POI
SON', has, by the ens of arowsinm. AtSTRINGINTS, " been
idried op in the systeticto' brine oat in an aggravated
Joint, and • -r, ! •
PEREKA,PS AFTEM MARRIAGE.
.
Use Eaucacdn'tkXtrnaas Bums for ap. %Saddens and
diseases 6f the •
1 •• • URINARY ORGANS,
7.1.311141''61: 11 1 / 1 01,4tiiii
Fi6dowhateiti n isise origtnatiniand no mailer rf
`HOW LONG sr./iv:mum.
Diseiesesi'or these Crow require the aid or • IC.
/3111611113OLD'S WritAcr auclicr
IS TAR GREAT DIURETIC,
Amd!licertani Ray, .the docked, elect In all Dill4ololl
.FOR WHICH IT ..18,,RECOMMENDED.
most'rezidme amt remcualde character
will accompany the medleys.
CERTIFICATES Of CURES,
, Brom to 20 yearn standing,
WITH NAIL= Purim; 40
-.
SCIENCE ANY FAME.
Pine $1 'OO per bottle, or tdt for $5 00.
• p r ootoo to any whirled'', securely pushed from obser
'scattit,lisititiiiiits IN 0.1 oomsturac.olol4B
- lawairiencad A.ierlen Gmatlie I ~
' AFFIDAVIT.
_ands:a/ally appeared before me, an Alderman et Aho
,eny of Philadelphia, H. T. Hinatirdo, who being &dry
serpra, Both say, his preparations ennviin no nareoSie f rnet
Mercury; brnther injurious drags, but are pinnly 1141110.
bible
,
Sworn and subscribed before mo; Zit day of No
y ein b e r, pot . , Mai. P. HIBREED,
• • Ninth EL above
Address letters for inforroatt'un in &mildew*
i 1- ~ r 4Ii. T ; MailatiOtirc briedniftl
Depot. led &nail Tenth Ofteitnut,
BS WARP OF.....4OOIINVIERITILATIA
• ' AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who 'endeavor to thip96.l "oPmcps owe sad Nowa"
Ammo 'OS IBS IMP/AMOS ATOISIO)
Holmbold . s Genuine Proper:slimily
; 4 ! • •-*fliAt Saito,
Strira?arilait, .
" Rae
Sold by..!0..E%.•- elan; Dross, I WYet% C A.
;ANA ALL Diviausr3 BYERYWHIABIL -
A.sicliteintaeoLo , s. TAKE NO Wail&
oat out the isibieritrewleat foi
4V0W.1119111110b AND..EIPOI3IJRN.
'ncrvixtir • .
. -
04i0,01:14 Natrord“' 'Lucifer,
al/ other non-001081ve breads, for sale low by
,v 4
%Alit AtitlerWAVAt end tier et_otrow&
fiAlt.DhIN 13.01B.—Fresn garden seeds
twai Bard, Philadelphia. For sale by N o k
Bowman, corner of Brent and Market streets. iff-y