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t : lieau veredthemostcertain,epeedj
reM.:tly kolas world for .
ItISBAI,Dz OF IMPRIMENOE'
diILIPP [0 Sri 00 rWlltari 11017 in
itio flare airy or Noxious Drugs.
.
AaliteNnin, 05 10 Ostia, IA) this r
Two
oditutss of the Heck or mbe, Strigthrels, Paine to
he L e go,. Aileettons of the 'Kidney's and Bladder, Organic
Nervous Ilsidlity, Decay oftherhysict pow.
Laugher, Lot, Spirits, Confusion at dean,
f'lt Ilia , * of the Heart, Timidity, Tremblinge ' Diatom
1 giddiness, Disease of the Etomach,A ffectione
of lee Head, Throat, Nrem'er BMo—those terrible disor
tap army from the Indiscretion or Solitary Habits of
c,,eih—those dreadful and destructive practises which
constitutional debility, render marriage imam
eta, ar.d destroy troth body and mind.
YOUNG MEN.
to tlg men especially who have become the victims ta
,Litirs Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
eweopu t 0 all nothliely grave thousands of
mute Men of the moat exalted talent and brilliant tote].
I,et, who mfr. ht otherwise have entranced liatoaing
z..:Deice with the thunders of eloquence, or waked to co.
A y the living lyre, may call with full confidence
MARRIAGE.
Harried persons, or those contemplating marriage, be
is aware of physical weakness, should immediately coo
my De f. sod he restored to perfect health.
owaeluo wzmuiss
Imittedfately eared and full vigor restored.
lie who places binnedl antic - the care of Dr.. 1., may
eciiiimely coal/dein his bow , gentleman, and COD
idently rely upon his skill
woltlce No. 7 South ,es street, fialtimort,
dd., on the left hand side gc.a,g, _rum Baltimore street,
Mort from toe corner, Be particular In obeerviat.
anie or number, or yea will mistake the place. Pt. part
. l eUihr WI ignorant, DO*, Quesolte, with false ri.mea,
~r Paltry Montt:hp Gerthiloiges, attracted by the repute
not: of fir..lobncon, lurk near
All lettere must nentaln a Postage Stamp, MOAB on is,
silly.
JOHNSTON
Dr. Jetincen member ot the Royal College of Burgeons,
,andea, graduate from one of the meat eminent College*
Ithe United States, and the mated part of whose life
mie been spout Ti the liespitain of London, Paris, Phila.
3elphla and elsewhere, has effected some of the moat to.
awaking enrea that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the care and head when asleep, great net.•
renames, being alarmed at sudden Rounds, bpshfulnem,
with trammel blualting,atteuiled sometimes with derange.
not or mind were cured immediately.
:CARPI PAY.TICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. oresses eh those who having injured them.
delves by r vete and improper indnigeneles, that seer.
and solitary obit which ruins both body and mind, or,
fitting them for either bitstueasor society.
Thee. are some of the sad and melancholy eat its pre -
deceit by early habits of youth, viz : Weakness of the
MAD( and Limbs, Pains ID the Read, Dimness of Sight
Less of Muscular Power, Palpitation of lbw Heart, Dr—
ONDD, Nervous Irritability Derangement of the Digestive
lam:thins, General Debility, Symptoms of '.ienstimp•
ka. .
air:riTALLY
e: TALLY, the tearful (Weds on the mind ATO Innen to
ut dreaded :—Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, R.?.
pk,sion or Spirits, hull Forebodings, Aversion tootle•
4ilf.diskrust, Love, of Solitude, Tinndity,, Ste., are some
of the evil erects.
Thousands of Persons ut all ages, can now Judgo wits
lithe muse of thederlecllne in health, foxing their vigor
hemming wale, isle, 11011 , 00 and emaciated, have .
ilngular appearance about the oyes, cough, and sytep•
es of rtousumption,
YOUNG MEN
rho have allured themselves by a certain prannee, tr
.rived In when alone—a habit frequently learned Crate
911 ,icumantons, or It achool" the effects 01 maid, are
Mohtly felt, oven when asleep, and If not cured, renders
marriage impressible, and destroys both mind and
fauna apply Immediately. ..-
Mu a pity that a young mein, the hopes of We tenni
frF, the muting ol his parents, should be snatched trou
wll enapects and enioy mental of life by the eensequenerus
, l'ieviati4 ',rem the path of nature, and indulging In
certain secret habit. Su •h persona must, before 0011tept
Ostler
eI4ftttJAELA,
den that a sound mind and body mirth/most rummer)
tesointn to promote connubial happiness. Indeed
?Mout then, the journey through pre bemirnes'e•wessi
pllartmaga the prospect hourly darkens to the, view; tit,.
and becomes shadowed with despair, and Oiled with lb
melanclaty reflection that the happiness of nether be.
Pmeg blighted with our own.
fk JIGNSON'S INVIOORATING' RitiOIDY ROE OR
aAmic WEARNad.'
BY %la greet anti important remedy, Week:wise of OP
/ginc are speedily oared, and full vigor rearmed. '
fimunnas ol the most nervette and debilitated 'whi
rel lee all hope, have been immediately relieved. 'AI ,
pedimenis to %ferriage, Physical . or Mental Dtapialif!
Mau, :ferrous, Trembling, Weakheag or klbsustinn
the meal fearful kind, aPondili! 'wed
. .
,
Ti) STRANGER" M . .
the many %oilseeds cured et Ude metintiOnwithin-the
11l twelve years, and the muneroua important Burgles
pendleivi performed by Dr. J., witnessed by. the
Peden of the papers, and mann °OW persons notices °I
ablcb have aupearod again and, again ore the public,
teem he Wending 6i a jealidtglare at chorafter and re
ironer:47y is a autnolent guarantee to the afflicted.
DM..2,8F8 OF IMPRISDENOLL6Wtien the misguided
led Imprudent votary of phrasing . finds, he bag Imbibed
the seeds of this painful distieee,it toe often,happeaglthat
seine of shame or dread :el disnovery diaers
him from applying , to those who fratieduttatien ;tad .r.-
Wabillty can alone befrieed MIN delnYing
nitulional ayrdpionw of this , horrid , 112 4
.0
appearance, affecting the head,' WO4, pitagi;alfig.:Ste.,,
Intrawing on with folghttni . rapidity, till . driait . pees*
prod to his dreadful sufferings by needing On *0
bourne from whence ue.traceier.reliarag." ,
ram,* fact nod f housands 'vietitailt to (KIS . teriiblc.
deeue, owing to the unskilfulness of. ignorant prefanii=
era,by the use nr that deadly poison, mercury. ruin
the comltutlon and mato ttia residue r life wileerable.
711 ft
to ttrassalas.—Tba Doctor's 'Aphasia' hang In bit
*Letters must Ironton' a Stamp to•ue on the reply
hi Remedies sent by Mail. •
fi-No. 7 Plough Frederick street, Baltimore% •
tnTl3•daaly
DENTISTRY.
D . ( Igo. tV . 8 graduate - cif. the
.
animate College of Deatal Surgery, basing perma
telliir located in the city 01 Harrisburg mid take!) the
take lorms , ily occupied ry Dr. Gorge's, on Third street,
between Market and walnut, respectfully inforina his
friends and the aublic in general, that he is prepared to
perform all oporatians is tne Dental profeeiion either
targral OT mechanical, a manner that shall ' net be
Surpassed by operators In this or any other city. His
004 of Inserting artlhaial teeth 04 pen the later:
gored scientific principles.
Teeth, trona one to lull set, Mounted ou line Gold V.
,
rer, Fianna plates nr the Vulcanite Ease.
liana great pleasnre to recommending the aouVa Kol ,
Haman to all my former patients ol flarriaburg and vi
drilty, and foal aolladent that he will perform all opera-
Men 61 a solentlflo manner, tram my knowledge of 64
ninty, . 1 my9-dtil fc ,1 ,A GORGAR. DD. S.
I\AVID HATNUS, tlO MARKET, ST.
u HARRISBURG, Agent toe
PATENT
Stough! and Chilled Inn A.r •nd Burglar Pito
1511.4ELP' 41.461. •
laly the (INLV Momentlli .o.e. made, that es bosh
fire
and Borgia, Proof. taarig-dl7
OUR newly replenished stock of Toilet
.a
and Fancy Gooda is unsurpassed in this city.and
'p7elitlifyonmavaztaot rauderiz' tg satisfaction, we would was-
ICELLE;
9 1 Market ear doors east of Fourth streak - south
act
ei.ROBB & BLa.i;KWELL'S Celebrated
PICHLES, SSUCH3, PitE3EftVll"4, "ige
~,Zn'elY ot the above, embracing every variety, Just re
d and roe sale by
VARIER FOR 1862.='g great iraii4
at excetaeig low pncea, at
MP ER% BOOKSTORI
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OENNSYLVANIA RAIL 40A0
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
FROM PHILADELPHIA:
ON iND Arrst
.MONDAY TANllillitVh; 102.
- . . ... ... .
The ISailseugar - irilne •of the Pennsylvania , Itaiiroad
Company Will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia as follows : . .
E a el T lit' 't it , tit
TBROUGHEXPRE:V TRAIN leay.. flarrbibarg daily
at 810 and arrives at West Philatielpbla at 7.40
a, m.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg tally, (except Sanday,)
at 1.00 p., m., and arrives it West Philadelphia at 6.10
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday)
4 0.65 p. m., and arrives at; Wee% Philadelphia at 11.00
MXIOI4IIODATION , TRAM, via Motint Jog, 311ITC8
Harrisburg at 7.80.1. um., mtd armee st West "bile.
deletila 4,428P.,P r .
'Criinve
hia, leaves Harrisburg at 2.00 m. m.. and arrive. at mast
Philadelphia 4 7 20 p. m. .
THROUGH MTPREBti TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at
10,80 p.m., Harrisburg at 8.06 a. in., Altoona 8.40, a.
m., and arrtB4is at Pittsburg at 1.26 p, m.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 8.00 a. M.,•11114 ar-'
rives at Harilzburg at 1.20 p. 1 eaveit nrg at 9.00
a. in., Altoona, 8,30 p. m.,, and arrives at Pittsburg at
9 . 3 0 P. H.
FAST WOE leaves Philadelphia at 11.25 a. in, Harrill.
burg 4.05 p. to., Altoona at 9,10 n. in., and arriving at
Pittsburg at 1.40 a. in.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Phil -
delphia at 2.30 p. m., and arrive" at Harrisburg at 8.00
p.m.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION via Mount Joy ; leaves
Lancaster a 41 1 .33 a. m., arrives at Harrisburg. at 1.80
p m.
The NEWS ECp KMEI and PA2SENOER TRAIN leave
West Philadelphia at 4.00 a. m.; Litucastor 7.07 a. m.•,•
Mount Joy at 7.43 in., Middleton " at 8.26 a. In., and
arrive at Harrisburg at 8.55 a. in., osinneotlng with Mall
Train west, from Harrisburg, at 9.00 a. m.
' SAMUEL D. YOUNG,
Supt. Bast, Lily. Penult- Railroad.
Harrisburg, January 94, 1862 —dtf
Noitlyrn Central Railway
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. :
WINTER 7 ARRANGEMENT.
maim TWIN DA:nr AO. -
39 -A. MI lotr. 0 3ti=
Close Connection na!le at Harrisburg
TO AND FRO ITENV - YORK.
SLEEPING' CARS HUN UN . .ALL NIGHT . TRA INS .
AFTER sulsiim.Y; NOV. 24,
I 1964 the Passenger Tribe of the Northern Central
aeuwsy will arrive at and ddpatt from Harrisburg and
Baltimore as follows, viz : •
MAU. TRAIN arrives at H arrisburg 1,03 P M
and leaves a 14140 , P. M
ICOREB9 " atTivenat " 9.47 4.
and leitv&si '3.'10 A if
444)1 40 T
RAIL TlLLlNlaaraaliajthncircat 8.25 A. X
and *MAW at Hirrisburgi.... 1:001'.
and leaves North 1.20 P. bi
MXPRIWO TRAIN leaveataldritorit at 8.00 P. M.
and arrhroa - at Harrisburg.— 8.00 P. SI
and Xities Nortliad ' sao P. bi
FRABitIAIIRa ACCONNODA.TEON TRAIN
Leaves Harrist.meg far Betiolore 8.45 A. 11
Reaunziairavee - .ll3aNhavele 'AC . ... •• • • ••• • • 8. 80 P. 115
The only train leaviet Eptrrisburg putiday will be
the &press Tiatn,'Boutli a%8.20 M.
Fe). Corther informatton the; (ylbe, tr 4 genies
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JOH N F. UW llO Eis Agent.
BarratineCliav; 211. tsbi.tur•
WINTER TIM E ARB.A.NGAMENT.
Alli LINE ROUTE.
PHILADELPHIA
:WITHOUT OHAITOE OF CABS.'
rel AND ..AFTER - VRIDAY NOVEitt-
N, BER 4,1881, the Passe leele Trailer:will leave th e
poit a dioia. apa Beattlagthtlkwad .Depot, at Elarrlaburg,
for New York Bad Flthedelphik.ao felletth, eta!
ratintirAlitt.
EXYIUISB MR leaves Harrisburg at 8.80 a. m., on ar
rival or Pennsylvania Railroad Express Train from the
Wee%_artivtng in New York at 11.6 a.m., and at Phila
delphia it 9.00 a. M." A sleeping car IS itt.whed:to the
train through froni,Pitinburg Withourchange, •
NAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8 a. m., arriving
In New York at b.Bop. in., and Philadelphia at 1.26 p. m.
IrABE 41411-boves Harrisburg at 1.40 p. m., on arrival
ot.Paiiiireti6B6olallroad :Mail, arriving In New
York at 9.60 p. m., and Philadelphia at 6.40 p. m.
WESTWARD.
=FAST LlNElearn New York - at Ba. m., nhd Philade 1.
ptda at 8 a. m., arriving at Harrisburg at 1 p. m.
11. UL TRAM leaves New York at 12.00 noon, and-Phil
adelphia at 8. 16 p. in., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.10
P_
EXPIIIIO UNR,leavea New York .at m., arri
'Mg atHarrisburg atB.lo a. m 4 and (*mooting with the
Pennsylvania &press Train fOr Pitialibtg. A sleeping
car is abai attached to this uain .
Connections are made at•Harrisbuirg with trains on the
Penretylrania, Northern Central and Cumberland Valley
Biliroatts;and at Reading for Philadelphia, Pottsville,
Wilkesbarre, Allentown, _Easton, &O.
Bigger' chocked:Ml.64h, .itare betweaß New Yaik
end Harrisburg, IA 00; between Harrisburg and Alia.
dolphin, $8 26 in No. 1 oars, and $2 70 in Nn. 2. -
For ticket's or other tiArma§loll apply to •
. • —J. J.CLIADS,
004 General Agent,',Hattishurg.
. .
SOLDIER'S CAMP COMPANION. - A
very convenient Writtmg Doak ; &bin, Portfolios,
Memorandum Books, l'ortmonoates afx., at
n2O. SCHEFPiItiB BOOKI3TORL
.
(CAL OIL and Carbon Oil, it is ' now
enaray.conemie& eau be sold lower by las than by
'any other house in town. All brands for isle by Nichols
& Bowman, corner Front andliarket streets. m7 -y
WK. DOCK Ai:: a ce
Valk Choice TW3; Black and Green.
1a)(, 3( and 1 pound eacera tar sale at
- Niciwia&BOWMANill
i 6 r corner front and .Market streets.
INDEPENDENT IN. ALL Ig.I;NUNE
WINTW TIME' TABLE
EKT RD
01111JTR,
HARRISBU44 x . - j'A . .l. sATuRpAy
ID. U). ff , rasp - &
D W. GROSS & CO.,
INDOLXSALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
NO, 19
R I K y 4: T STREET
ILARRIBBMM, PRIVY' A.. •
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, STORE-
KEEPERS AND CONSUMERS,
•we are daily adding to oni:essortmeitt of
goods all such articles as are desirable, and
w ; • - • . .
would respectfully :call r your,,atentlon fo the
largest and best selected stock iu tnts city, of
y - ,; - .:,- - f l . ?" , :. ".. :i.i;
. i; . :;!„ 5'.•: -, 0:1:? I :;i : : ';,.; 'if
DRUGS, CREIIIOAI43,3dt PAINTS!
varulabeikand . *Atem.
Dye-Studro,'Gbuis and Putty,
Arttat Color* and:Tools,
Pure Ground Spiess
Rairsking Finld . and Meelkol,
Lard, Sperm and 'pins OM,'
Bottles. Vials and Lanai! Globe*,
Cairns Soap, spongsl and : Corks,
kn., lex., ate„ &C., acji &AL, 'lke,
With a general variety of
iiiIRMICERY..4 TOILET :41LTIOT.Egt,
*incited from the.beat manufacturers and Pe
turners of Europe and this country.
Being very large dealers in
PAINTS; WHITS - MAD;
I11.18411: 1 041, yAlcoporti
WINDOW GLASS, ARTIST'S
- 9Q /428, P411:17
ARTIST'S 2 a
IN ALL THE VWELT/1113,
. COL9.IIB.4IIW,EUIONPS ,
OF
.41/414Plitie. -
p •-• n
"max •
Q:•
P, 0
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HAP,
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We respectfutly invite call, feeling, copal
dent that we can supply the wants of -all on
terms to their satisfaction.
TEETH! TEETH!'
JONE'S AND WIEECES'S POIANKLAIN .TEETH,
PATENT MEDICINES AND. HAIR
RESTORATF4rEB , ,
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Connentrated Lye
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, whlobiwe sel
as.low as it can be purchased in the cities. "
MAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS
COAL OIL t CARBON MI
Being large purchssem in these Oils, we can
oar inducements to close buyers. Coal , xi
temps .of the most improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of lamps changed ;to burn
Coal Oil. .
FARMERS AND GRM:ERS,
Those of you who - have not'given our HORSg
AND OATI'LE POWDERS, a trial, know no
their superiority, and the advantage they are
ic•ifeaPinfl Horses land Cattle in*t'l/y and; in
g.)od condition.
Tliousands can testify to the profit they have
derived from the use of our OattlePowdeia.,by
the increasing quantity and quality of "milk;
besides improving the .igencral health - and ap:
pearance of their 9attle.
barbell experience in the btudneee giveg us
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of flue
trade, and our arrangements in. the cities are
each that we am in a very short time faiiiish
anything appertaining to our bit/Anew,. on the
best of term.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestow)
con . gurhonse, ive:hnpe i Aratdot attention to
lumina; a carepilseltection:4l
PURE. DRIT GB
at , for prices; and the desire to • please all; to
Merit a continuance of the favor of:
b/44 1 g.P 1 , 1 Y0 0 '
r.CtukieVinegir for sale at
_.__ L... .tirktllltt.; - *
•- , !I , . "- '°'" . "l-7 7! EM 7 N-M-M 4 ,
, ,
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1 41444 1 1 %WWl': ff.
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BOOK 6. FOR FARKEES.
. 1 -11 E it limtion of agriouttinistsatsildtrectsd
to thbfollowing .yro ks , whisky*. enable
them
. t 9 *mass h e quantity , vid !atria of
their crops Jadding science ank the itatisiti
meats of otliersto their datiiiiienceltA
: STILIIIKA BOOK OF TM21 1 14411M1,
tiillbg all the labors - off ihusbandwand
011 e bed way toperf, , nn thW. pace, .„..8 50
" - 4 4/OFOULTURZ 0 4 41 P 44
omy ' ' 7 " '4 00
.* a shin 6119/DENINGiIiy 00
MUILICW ISCA Ie V et i jb
a : gg L
,0
'PURE, by Johnston, 50
THE AMERICAN FARMER'S new and uni
versar b andbOok With 40trY engriaiings. .2 60
AN'EASY .•METHODS OF MANAGING
BEItS, 14 Weeks 20
The Nature and Treatment of Diseases of
Cattle, by Dadd 1 00
LEIBIG'S AGIiIOCLFURALCHEMISTRY 75
MOH COWS ,AND DAIRY FARMING,
and the , production of milk , butter ,
cheese, by Flint •1 50
GRASSES AND` FORAGE PLANTS, by
Lynch .... 150
SAXTON'S HAND-BOOK,,containing the
' Horse, the cow, the,pig, fowls, Ac., &c.. 1 00
THE FARMER'S DICTIONARY and Prac
tical Fairmer,= by Dr. Gardner . .1 60
ALLEN'S DOMESTIC ANIMALS.. .. ... 75 .
THE FIELD BOOK OF MANURES, or
Americeu Muck Book 1.26
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES, by
jetiningii '
YOUATP ON-THE HORSE .i. , ....1 26
HIND'S FARRIERYand STIJD
HORSEMANSHIP and ..the Breaking and
Training of Hansen ' 76
Standlird Books, 'School Books,' and tevery
thing in the stationery line at lowest.prices, at
BERGNER'S CHEAP RUCH, SMRE.
1J NIO AtiES TA. II R.A:N T
.
BILLIARD`LiaIIOWLING SALOON,
NQ. : 119 MARK auk' 'I4EAR teliefH.
.. •
e
1111.4139,;ospriinalOwnw, erected a larg
budding iii Mission* s. Pia exprasely for' thep r ur, o
af* abatiiihilfoatigt, nag to WI the attention of the pub-
GC to the follevrtny,
Tas iblaWNLiet; on the aria floor; with a :limn room
attached, is hilted up in lirakohme style, and ti will at all
times hes,itiodod,tol, tOgi best ONSTERS to be had to
the AdanuaTo,*kke,,togaaiiisisitti• - :tantaili,itsty'alld all
Onus ga in argon. Oysters served ap in every
be:itidat all home: :The 'Alois of all
the ce*rik,led, , ,brewertee to !Ant Waii4ry, constantly ou
t Th t; Ten.dnalley, 1 or.Awling, Satoon t Is In the ring,
Cud con Wd Ord Alieyit. of, modern, cfatetruotiou, where
Um loveYall'Ude healtay-eteroble eandOoje themselves.
'TheAdialulkALLl9oPOLWßtainl—elegau.S.9, dite4 upi
and sonnani toroe marble top a iinhination coadoo Itt-'
hies, dull to/kkir:inada •., .• 2 • ,
lierratnorg has ioag fitit the wapt of a grand oombin
fon Of" this hind, ante the•pieprietirre are determined
coadocilli in* waktiknfLooksrAz ummuctr..oo4.o o ,,v 6- .
,ythhig tkigelr power to dote it it fait Amiable resort,
et neetrabrecelve a tberdaidre Of dilki- Endanage.
•'•-''' w•"4:• WItl 171-IFATILtE'= I 0 "- -
tattrallidt. ' laNllrtoToßri
14.6 0 . Aiarkei '..*it bek);;; Third -
' 1
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,:.. H. -L `B .13 ,
..t. ~_ .. ;
VitA• &at/I:MAR OF UMBRELLAS,
,LTlFiquoris Ane;wiguarre CANES, Will furnish
gOOOnAkOWEKPRIO' ago can be, fton, , ,ht,in, any of
nolkaatera Oaten: Ociau . !..ry zn. "r6tia..n.4 mil do welt to
allaridatannotrirn4o4.,Out qualay, and convicted mum •
ilyna of; tina .f.ao ~ ~,
~ . . . . au2:3-dly.
p. W: DER!'
• EDCOALI R' .UCED .1 LI
tN
,colksidpration of the. hard times, and
as I aensiciaaielOiin 0A..414. Mame reduce? the
price OrTosteb renders 4. •
Lykene •fey. Broken •
22 90 per ton
Large Egg 2 90
' - la Ei nim ag g i, t, 292 (.4 " "al
" StOve " 290 " "
Nat's •2:25 t.;"
5 111 0.4. 19 1:q • s i! • 3 9°
Lorherry " .2 90 " i.
an bat , delivered by the- Yzraarr Wawa, Qum; It
can be weighed at the prtrohasers door t and fat 19.
short 10 mums, the Coal be Recited. '
All Coal or-the beat quality4ll42A delivered free Item
witoirtkitat.
• ,- . ).ret - d , 01 5 qiiititiesyst the Lowest''iraotaaaut:
Pima.
Agent for Depoit's • CelebraedPowder,slarg)oop .
111‘""Ma
bix44lllA6uint"turers prices.
„,,g a - fie•A *Aro lot of V4Pelibrsled O
baled kor sale. m , : wgfengit,
ITIMO. - 1"; OCELEI'FER -
BOOK „ AND JOB Plitti'Bß,
iTo. 18 , ittatzi STREET,
• HARRISBURG.
,i4Ert'articalsr. attaution
. paid in Panting; *Jag and
ainilizientlid 'Blanks, Mandesia; Pandas, Oheaka; ,
ailVi-gA4P 3 .. POW** V: 5. 3 7 1 41 !Ind. per
thquanad elegant.,st,ye: do
•
- 1 , - PORT FOLIOS I
WEITni-tArt4
TEA ` DJUiG BAGS,
PUMA
rivABONBIKONAIEB . ,
And' ameortinentof
-i , BANGY:IIOODS
hitiefust•been reoetied
BERGNEWS CHIC&T BOGIrSTORB
OLE4.IIAIaiIitIIETAIL DEALER,
r.mr4 , Zin.Caßreetionitly f ferolge,end Domestic Fre4.-r,
MIK Wee k PILLION, Alititellr: 1 4 1 d: nets of sil tan 48.:..;
Froth an d:- 11" BohisUsndlea, Vinegar, Sptece, Sp
hitto„Segartr zoeuntry *ebbe geherhl, at the
corder of .Third and Walatif stiehte.
14se4el, 4 15h1lit tr.? 'f
;• • •
NEW=DRIM 15.. GOODS.
ibIaiItOIDERBID SEPli f
121 'Batik ant* Figured Reps,
Virool
Plain Merinoes aii•Mishmeres,
Fancy Paris Driwi3 Silks,
Superior PlabiXielEred Dress Silks, •
Warranted n4akesof plain black silks,
New Stylestlxiii-Eiced Delaines
[Next door to the gar= IVilt al ha i r t a Sp: e
HALL,
,:,,BOIRIDLL4G, SCHOOL FOB BOYS.
,048,WH, No;thanytqn opunty, Pa.i
54 cif ;soma from Harrisburg by railroad to
and thorn% 'seven miles by etlyte . •
• •
:fba 1, Rey. =
P WARD H. REDOHrincipal EL ,
A4.4T.of l uino ,Cheetie j wit received and
for Bale by ' .NI . CMOLAS k BOWMAN, "
'.. l oornerFrontand Market skeet'.
ORUSE ; biOkeninef; fine and. coarse
inileareantaniteibaraegars.** sale by
11 ' l ' boar? =mut..
CIRANBERRIM kried Flewla, Fresh,
11 1. J APAkiramony,
..0141 ,filtraWki DOLICPSPI"° II4I'
et 31 corner ffrtlit'pc 7up01.,
'
vosznartr
1862.
TTB.:
. ,
rrom our NOrninii
AIM .WASHINGT":0111:
HE NEW TAX BILL.
ORDOWOF TWO ERRISH-BIBBIVII6
11,1•14:11 . -furf
ilraaantemis,
At the sugOition and urgent solleitation of
rePresentativeeMblEnight and Patton, of Penn.
aylvania,and Fenton, ot New, York who repre
sent mostly the petroleum and tock l oll reglens,
the Committ,ee ot Ways and Means "consented
to the striking out of the proposed tot oireindit
Oil and rock oils, leaving the tax of eight cents
per gallon on, the refined article with a draw-,
back when entered for exportation.
The President has unconditionelly pardoned
two subjects of Britetin; whd were convicted
three years ego by the District Court of Flo
rids,. and sentenced to impris,9nment in the
District of Columbia penitentiary fer resisting
and preventing the master and pilot of an
American'vessel in the free and lawfril exerc4te
of their authority and command on board
thereof.
The President, in his proclamation to Mar
hal says the convicts, it now appears,
Were guiltless of criminal intent, and that Lord
Lyons caused special inquiry to be made into
the merits , of , their case, and .besonght him to
extend to therrithe exebutive clemency'.
Ariangetlients areneatly completed' ;or estab
lishing a. line of steamers between Washington
and Fortress Monroe, so as to secure a daily ar
rival; the trips to be made in nine hours. Thd
proprietor will extend facilities'for carrying the
Mails; arid it is more than •probable the Yost
Wee and War Departments will encourage the
enterprise,
Re-Openirig:cif: the Balginore and
Ohio Railroad.
Amlon conummori TO MILE°
AND PARIMSBURO, VA.
Largo Quantities of. Freight Ready for
Shipment.:
Rummies; March VS.
We are at length able to make the following
innouncement, which will be received with
nterest by the mercantile clasp east and west:
The engineers and track layers "report `that
their foreeti engaged:in "resterinthe' track, !of
11111 P •'' -
their work, with the exception of , three . mils*only,
only,about midw ay between Mititinsbtirg and'
Harper's Ferry; - -' °-
All the numerous bridges, large and , salad
irethoroughly completted,and the last rail rie,
'mammy to reconnect Baltimore and.Wasidngton
and the eastern cities with Wheeling and Pitr- -
)reittibrirg, Btc., will positively be laid on Sun-
daymoruing, the 80th lost
Large quantities of freight for governmetit
and private account for east and west, are loaded
and have been pushed forward t.r Harper'e
Ferry en one side and Martinsburg on the other,
to go through on Sunday and Monday, as soon
as the track is ready.. The first regular through
'passenger trains willleaVe Baltimore, - Wheeling
and Parkersburg on 'Wednesday,' April 2nd, at
the latest. - • •
' The restoration of this great line communica-
Um will certainly be permanent, and effectual
as the country south of it is fully occupied and
. possessed by the government troops in the de
,partment of Gen. M'Clellani Dix and Fremont
:respectively. ftenctved life and energy is in
!spired into the business community of l3altl
imore by this happy result:
=llth Coigiess--Fint'Sepion.
After a discussion on the. Stevens' battery, a
vote was taken on , Mr. Snaames's amendment,
to the effect that Mr. Stevens shall not be re
paid the money he has expended, unless his
vessel. is successful, and which was agreed to
—yeas 24, nays 18. ,
ffir. Como= , offered an amendment .that
said money Shill not 'be exPencled 'uilesti the
Secretary of the Navy is of opinion that 'it will
secure.to the public service an :efficient steam
battery, which was agreed to—yeas 20, nayslo,
The amendment as thus anitendel was adop
tedyeas 26, nays 10:
' Hain - offered an amendment appropri:.
nth:lg Thirteen millions of 'dollars to enable the
Secretary of the Navy to construct iron-clad
yowls of wat.. Acloptetl. --
Also,an amendment'appyipriatink $250,000
for casMg heavy ordnance at the Washington
navyyard. - Adopted. and.the bill-passed.
The 4erLate.then adjourned till MondaY•
HOUSE OF HERRESEINTATIVES.
An amendment wag adopted that 'when the'
manufacture of illuminating gas shall not be
above 'five hundred, thousand cubic 'feet per
Month, five cents per thousand "cubic feet shall
`be Paid. Above five hundred thciumnd and not
exceeding five millions feet, ten' cents. Above
that and not exceeding fifteen millions, fifteen
cents, and when over fifteen millions, twenty
cents. Gas companies are authorized to add
the duty or tax' to their collections, the litnl= i
()rimy state laws- to the contrary: not.!
.withstanding— The coal oil requiting from thei
manufacture of illuminating gas or its re-dis.:
tillation is to be exempt from duty.
The tax of five'cents a gallon on crude,coal
oitor tar other. butominons Substances used for
: like purpose, and on crude petroleum or rock
oil, was stricken out.
Oil refined'arid produced by the distillation
'of coal exclusively shall be eubject to a dill of
eight cents per gallon.
The next clause was modified so that spirits
rectified and znixed . witk 'other inaterial,or pre
pared in any, way to be - sold as whisky, shall
pay fifteen cents per gallon, and when sold as
brandy, gin, wine, or tinder any other name,
tbirly cents per, gallon , on the basis of first
;proof, and so on in proportion for any greater
strength."
T -'ALtax of , five cents is placed on vinegar man
mfacturedAfrom materials other than cider, and
Lhp : t of idne,ceati africki,,Statr , •
ground OlidleiLand` all *pare,
tidal coffee fora;tirfira, which - is
; ; ,
JOHN -;WISE
NO 72.
FE
V . V . Aeumprozi, Maich 28
IN EarriTE.
- 4 t
It
• h, •
having procured Steam Power Pram% ws are proper
ed iciaziente JOB addßooll - PRINTENEt of eler . yoeeertp.
ion, cheaper than it can be• done at any other eatabliab
esentin Ow country.
- - - -
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Air pour Roes orlesseorkitltotoone•half square. Sight
Ines or more than Mar constitute a Ware.
Half Square, eneday
one week
one month
three months....
six months...
one year......
Oneequare, one day
pus week__
one month.., .
[three month s.
atimonths,
one year ,
I=2
N
at
N
Badmen notices Inserted In the lagogiame, ire
'tiefore Nan**. and.Desthiy FIVE CUTS Diri.Trcr.t for
illehinaertion. _ _ _
. . . .
IT Marrtgee and Deaths to be charged as regular ad
eartleamonte
Irrepared for sale as a substitute for coffee,
-Ili reduced from one cent to three mills per
I ..uncL. • .
Ground mustard and sugar are each taxed
cme cent per pound.
The oninmittee struck out the tax of three
oeeite-perpound on tobaeoo leaf or.stem tut
manufactured, and Increased the tax from five
.to ten cents on cavendish tobacco, plug, twist,
tintileatoitidlittennfactured of all ckeatiltloos,
notinclndicgsnuff, cigars and prepared smoking
tobacco._ _
The Wiriadttue increased the tax on prepaid•
einokiri is five teati, and on, snuff-tor
tOlucco ground dry or damp, of all descriptiteut
extrukaromatie or medical, to eight cents per
d., Began remain as originally reported.
Gunpowder:and all explosive substanoe weed
for mining, billeting, artillery or spurting pur
poses, of a value not exoeediog eighteen centd
per.pound, ate taxed five mills ; not exceeding
thirty cents per pound, one cent; over thirty
cents, six cents per pound.
Oxide of arinc and sulphate of barrites are
taxed twenty-five cents on the former and tor
cents on the latter per pound. •
The clause, printers' ink and all other de
scriptions, three per cent ad vaknant, was
Stricken out.
Corn brooms, wooden pails and buckets,
straw ' ptdne.leatand grass hats, caps and bon
nets, bats and caps of fine felt wool, glazed,
India rubber or silk, wholly or in part, steel
hoop skate, or'skirts.of tnetaror other material,
all three per centum, ad valorem.
Mr. Waterer (Pa. ) appealed to Kr. 'Horton
to show his.gallantry by sustaining his motion
to strike out the clause taxing skirts. 'lt was
kneWn that the gentleman from Ohio (&(r.
Horton) was not only a faVorite with the la
dles, but the best looking and best behaved
man in. the. House, and he therefore appealed
to hint.
• - Mr. Homer replied that with this tax the
east of skitter would not be one-fourth the price
they were four years ago. The tax would pro
duce half a-million of dollars; those who were
hoops would be gratified in indirectly sustain
ing the government which is sustaining• them.
Mr. ;Pmiwxroa, (Ohio,) inquired whether this
amendment would have the tendency to raise
or lower the skirts. [Laughter.]
Mr. HORTON expressed his surprise that his
colleauge of all other men should have asked
this question.
Mr. Wituurei motion was rejected.
Amendments were made to toe tax on ready'
made - clothing and pins to be five per cent. ai
vedwim. 1 0n umbrellas and parasols, five per
cent. On iron $1 54 to $2 per tun, according
to its condition of maofacture.
The Committee then rose, and the House ad
journed till Monday.
Disturtianoe at BUzlington, N. J.
BuaLulaiort, N. J., March n.
, The Boy, Samuel Aaron, a Baptist preacher,
of Mount HollY, New Tetley, attempted to de
, livetten abolition , lecture at the City Hall last
Yarling. He (*manhood by denosheiog the
ministration and avowing himself opposed to
=the manner; in which the-war was coaducted,
where upon the crowd commenced hissing Mod
storming lira with eggs. This prodaced much
excitenterit especially among the ladies in the
audience.: i3everal of the ladies j moped out of
the windows. In the meantime the crowd was
, crying,"iiiii him," "tar and fearther him."&c.
`The Mayor of the city was present and en
deavored -to stop the confusion but.did not
succeed. Finally Mr. Aaron withdrew and was
Minn away by his friends. No one was bait
so far ail is known.
NEW JEI&SEY tEGIBLATIME.
.TaaarroN, N. J., March 28.
The Legislature have resolved to adjourn
eine die this evening. The Central American
Transit Company bill was passed to-day:
JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE LOT of Black Silks.
. • A Fine 'Assortment of Plain Elms Silks
Eng. Bap. Mourning 'Silks. '
Small Bar Black and Purply Silks. '-
A New Stock of Mourning Dress;Goods.
A Large Line of 'lrish Linens, at old prices
A Full Stock .of Skeleton Skirts; -
Beat article ever manufactured.
A FUJI Line of Gents Undetshirts and'rawers.
- Furs r
Now, closing out the dock.
Balmoral Skirts ;
New article.
Marseilles oounterpaines ;
At old prices.
Allendale Spreads
•
cheap.
& Large Line of Towellings.
Now open at CATHCARIS,
feblB-y Neat door to the Harrisburg Bank.
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Infantry Tactics, by .Brigadier-General
• Silas Casey, 11. 5.. A.. . . . 2 450
Practical Treatise on Strengthening and
Defending Oat Posts, Villages
Bridges, &0., in reference to thi
Duties of Officers of Picquets, by
CoL Jebb. }loyal, (English) Engi
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Coppee's. Field Manual for Battalion
Drill 60
Coppee's Field Manual of Evolutions of
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