Daily patriot and union. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1858-1868, December 25, 1860, Image 3

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    L ooAL NEWS-
TE! I'9qu Puma-r m Umox may be had at
Jack”: Book Store, corner of Third and Market
streets.
Puma!- AND leox.—-The Dun? Pmmmm up
Exxon can be had by Dauphin ,subscribera, every
morning, at the periodicﬂffo’r: of J. S. Faun.
Tm: Mum—Under the change of scheduig on
the Mutant railroads, the time of closing the
mails at the Harrisburg Pose Oﬁioe, Decembar In,
1860, is as follows : - ,
PENNSYLVANIA R. B.
Egan—7 a. lin,—way mail, 12.15 p. m., 5. p. m.,
9 p. m. ,
Wan—6.3o n. m.—way mail, 3.50 p. m., 9 p. m.
nonmna cam-Int. a. n.
South—l2.ls p. m.—-way mail, 9. p. m.
North—l p. m.
LEBANON VALLEY R. 3.
7.30 a. in.
DAUPBIN AND SUSQ. R. R.
1.30 p. m.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY n. a. ‘
7.30 a. m'._. 1 p. m.—way jmail.
BY stigma.
7 a. m., to Gettysburg, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. 7a. m.,to Jonestown, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. 1 p. m., to Lamsberry:
on Saturday.
Post! Caren—The Post Oﬂioo will be open to.
daj (Christmas) only from 8 to 9, a. m., and 3 to
4, p. m. '
~No Pun-n ToJonnoWw-Thﬂre will be no paper
issued from this. ofﬁce to-morrow morning. All
hands purpose traveling into turkey to-day, after
which the remainder of it is to be devoted to rést
and recreation. -
I. 0. or 0. F.—The members of Harrisburg
Image, No. 68, an requested to be in nttendanee
at the embed meeting of the Lodge, on Wednesday
evening next, December 26. Revised lay-laws are
to he adopted. , . f
A Gm PABADI.—A grand Christians parade
of the Tycoonl will come oﬁ‘ today, but at what
hour wo did not learn, neither could we asset-bin»
the route of procession. I’eople who are fond of
fun ,should be on the look out. If the Mat! is out
with them, their coming will be heraldaﬂ. ,
Tm: EUROPEAN Rnsuunom.—The ﬁne restan~
not and dining saloon under the European Hotel
is now open, under the superintendence of GemE.
6. Williams, as will be seen by an advertisement
in another column. The reputation of this estab
lishment is so well established that it requires no
laudutory notice at our hands—it is only necessity
to inform its old patrons that it is open. -
Elinor or L Goon-i! M‘nrm.—Lieot. Charles
H. Ogle, ﬁrst dragons, U.‘ S. A.,hoviog been
found guilty of “neglect of duty to the prejudice
of good order and miliwrydisoipline, by a. court
martial recently in seasion st Carliele Barracks,”
has been “sentenced to be suspended from' tank
and command for six months, and to forfeit his
pay proper, and be conﬁned to the limits of his
post (Fort Crook, 031.,) for the some period}? '
Manuel—A policeman ‘ of Cleveland in.-
forms-the editor of the Plaindealer, of that 'e'ity‘,
that he personally known of‘over thirty negroee
the ere living as main and wife with white women
in the city of Cleveland. Since Lincoln’s election
Ind the triumph of the Black _Reyuhlieun party,
fugitive. no returning from Called: to Ohio, feel
ing'quite as secure there as in the Queen’s Do
meme.
Elmo Sun: Exemu.—M . Normand, Jun, son
of the mlLlum-n ahimeiMer of Hen-o, hen just
been showing to a number of military and novel
notabilities his new system sf ﬁring stem engines,
by which it in “netted that an economy of one
half is eﬁected over the ordinary amount of fuel
employed in producing a. given amount of steam
power. The details of the system have not yet
been made public.
PAnnonnn. ~— Governor Packer hu pardoned
Hon Lowther, one of the most notorious chamo
tan that ever infested thie city. He was sen
tensed by Judge Lndlow for being engaged in a riot
down town, in which he broke into a house where
a hmily party was being held, and beat the per
son: in it.
We copy the above from the Press of yesterday.
It bars as out in what we said of pardons several
weeks ago. Governor Packer was either imposed
upon, or good and suﬁioisnt reasons wars given
him. ‘ '
Alumnus ms Enmri'or-Prof. Anderson
gives an entertainment this afternoon especially
for young America, when pleasing performances
will take place expressly for their entertainment.
An excellent programme has been arranged for the
evening. The Professor opened to a full house
last night. Hie gold and silver apparatnl attracted
griat attention ,and his feats astonished the crowd.
Every one should see. him.
The Excelsior concert for the beneﬁt of the so.
Lowrance Catholic Church (German) will take
plnee in the evening , anti 9. Igadieu’lair will open
in iii. slammentof the choroh this afternoon. Both
will bower-thy the attention of the public.
The burial ooiree of the “Lieder-krona” cornea
oﬁ‘ at Frioch’s new building, and promises to be a
gay affair.
Biron]: In: MAmm—On Sunday morning a lad
named Williamﬁ. button wins brought before the
Mayor on a charge of vegrancy. He was without.
money, friendless, and alone in the world. The
Mayor sent him to the almshouse until Monday.
Pat. Aiken: and James Benson, “revolvers” or
traveling “grants, lodged in the lock-up, and
were let off. '
_ Pet Hughes, John Hughes end Willi“: Kline,
all able-bodied men, in search of “homes [for the
homeless,” sought the friendly shelter of the Cal
lendni‘liouse, and were turned adrift on Sunday.
The hie of these men was s end one, and while
contributing for the bid of miners abroad, should
lead us to pause and inquire whether the Greeks
are not at our own door. They were without
money to purehnee the necessaries of life, and
seemed begging. They said that they hsd offered
to work at anything that would aﬁ‘ord them suste
hence, rather than steel. Is it not probable thet
denitution will drive some of these unfortunate
you into the commission of crime if times do not
Improve? '
Sun-m 6 Conn—For a long-time the coal den]-
or: residing in the neighborhooi of the canal and
the POMGIVIniB Railroad, have been pestered by
‘ 1"”? 9f individuals who purloin their black dia
manhunt! ‘PPropﬁate the same to their own use.
This in the eyes of the law is"felonions," and in
the luggage of a celebrated oyaier merchant, get
ting goodlunder “false pretence.”
Ml 3; Deuglei', a. resident of the city of Harris
burg, being shaft of fuel, was disposed to ap
moprietno her on we come Haven} bushels of
coal from thecll‘ 13mg”, the supervmor of which
detected hei,'and“3l’ﬁ!lBht_‘_“itf Mr. Hildmp up.
neared before 4191 mm “BMW“ “d ““5“
um um M 1- Dmgler ,v'vith mlm aforeghought,
“‘1 With felonibus intuit, dig: “.'.”"m °°°?'
don, vi.“ the “.1 yﬂg‘jiﬁ thehvzpedlfyergﬂdld
lain and m., "g, a‘dei-tlz’idlofbﬁeoeb gerrym
hit peek, mm 0, ]..j.; Wile the ﬁre-3393:4111.
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CnnlsmAe.——To-doy thousands of joyous hearts
realize that it is Christmas—the day ethereal]
others that is emphatically a‘holiday tonall the
Christian world. How many thousand juveniles
count this the merriest'and happiest day of the
whole year! Despite of ’panie‘s'i and treason’s
alarms, crowds throng the streets, and beer way
many an armt'nl of bright and pleasing wares, to
he not only It pleasant joy to young hearts, but
memorials _of aﬁeetlon as _the years roll onward.—
Hardly ever has’the great Christian holiday come
in brighter may than in this visitof 1530‘ saw
a profusion of ingeniously contrived my! and 0'1““
ningly Wrought ornaments! For the nonce, errant
Fancy has turned laborious mechanic, and U5O has
put fresh 'gamish on his handicraft, to make‘it. m
to appear in such goodly company. _
In the gladuess and attraction of these hours,
age forgets its cares, and renews the‘freshness of
youthful impulse. Old-time feelings come back to
the breast, and so, not inoptly, are wreathed to
gather the evergreen and the snow. By the Dru
id’s faith the Sylvan spirits were unharmed in the
winter's cutting blast, when near the perennial
holly and mistletoe, gliding merrily around as
amid the foliage of J one; So, he to-dey as bleak
as Norway’s hills,’.iu whatever homes the Christ
mas cedar or pln‘e shall “stand with its laden
branches, young feet will patter as cheerin as
open the summer sword. All hail to the day
That tovthe cottage as the crown
Broughg tidings of salvation down.
361‘ full sevehteeh eeuluries this great religious
and domestic festival has‘been observed ; but in
the fourth century the glad occasioh“ 'm’ ﬁrst
ﬁxed for commemoration on the 25th of December.
Right funnin and frolicaﬁnely did the, feedel ages
do honor to it, but whether vim: gled'eerola to re»
call the shepherd songs at the Saviour-’3 birth, or
fantastic spectacle, or dramatic mysteryenq nio
rality, or the reign of “mierule” in noble houses,
'Ghrizun'fu; was alwaya‘ the great merry-magma,
and a great leveler, for the time being, of social
ﬁisﬁncﬁone. ' ’. . .V V -
For days—indeed for weeks, in manyfamilies',
preparation; have’ been‘ mhking for theleiexitful
day, which came with snuil’s pace to joyous (mild
hood. . ‘ H z
“The busy, busy Christmas Time, ' .
When swiftly ﬂy the‘heura, . _, . '
As fair hands ﬂutter o’er bright mks, ;
‘ .- Like been o'er summer ﬂowers :—’ ’ 5
Weaving some'pretty gift; of love * ' _ . '
. To grace ﬁLove’s rosy. hangers.” ’. '
The amusements for the any are not“! in' ane
ther article. 7' ' ﬂ 1 . 'l' j
. Services will be held in' aev’ere‘l churchearwlle,
ration wilf kindle fresh ‘ interest. in :the'origin Inf
the feegivity, and charity will take the occasion to
enjoy {hat happinels which is attuned More by
giving their receiving; ’ .. " " '
A spirit and reaollitien- to .-anjoy. hive been
evinced, which i; the beat,_gnsreh_t¢e for ﬂu merri
time. While such gum feelihgtnre‘prevalent let
them as far}: printicabie'. be hag-IE . 31"Ifiv'e'rmiﬁi I St)
far as lies in each 0119’. power, allow none-to hide
away in the anguish of grief end want, borrowing,
breaking hence. l-Lef. the peanut niiijr ﬁling _to—day
lives in Harrisburg know 9. hippy day. Gi'ie rest
tethe labor and care-'hurdened—meane te like pen
nilese. ‘ May eaeh and all-exeleitn from the-hearth
fullness, “I merry, merry Christina.” a ~ -;
Turkiea' taken '0! subscription or any other may
at this oﬁoe—ifjelivered'aoon. . ’
We copy 'the above from one Of our Wooten: ex
change php'ers, not for the pnrpolo of depraanoing
any supposed extravagant idea of a. country-editor
living at tin top 93‘ the-heap, but more]; to show
that there can be even too much turkey in an edi
tor’s family, and to warn him against the conse
quence-. '- . ‘
An old typo, whose bones, ales ! are bleaching
on one of the plsins of Mexico, served his appren
tieeship with one Nat Henry, who published the
Union Times, in New Berlin, many years ago,
Let us tell the reminder in the old typo’s own
language. ,- . V V '
1‘ One week Mr. Henry put a notice in the paper
that he would receive “ﬂies on subscription.—
They were very plenty that‘year,‘snd sold for a
mere triﬂe. The oﬁ'er suited the farmers, and our
coop was soon ﬁlled to its utmost ‘oaiaaoity, but
still they came, until a. portion of them had _to he
stowed away in the stable. The consequence was
that we had turkey three times a day—for dinner,
breakfast, ehd supper !. (At ﬁrst it was very nice,
but after'a week of ten days I hogan to . dislike
turkey for a steady diet ; still I dareinot say any
thing. This state of sﬂ'airs lasted for nearly two
months, gobbler after gobbler, and hen after hen
coming up in All the known styles of cookery.
Forbearance at last eeased to he a virtue, and I
determined to run oil. I went home and made all
the necessary preparations. I put all my‘el‘oth'e's
in a bundle—lay awake until I thought it must be
near the break of day, when I threw the bundle
out of the window. Unfortunately my father was
already up, and the buadle struck him on the head.
Suspeoting something, he leid in wait, and caught
me just as I was groping my way ont.- ' '
I was fairly caught, and I owned up.
“ And whatindnee'd you to run away. I” >
J‘Beoause I gbt nothing but tntkies to eat!” '
“ Nailing but rurkiu.’ oh! no pound cake of
mince pies. ‘That’la pretty excuse—llnd no; a bit
better than none!” - -
"The result was that I got a terrible rawﬁidiog,
and went-back, and ﬁnished my trade.” - '
By thil our country coteinporery on learn that
even so far as turkies are concerned, there can be
“too much of a good thing.” ' ' y
A Yunnan Gian Axons ma Melanoma—About
twelve years ago, says the Northampton (Mesa)
Free Press, a highly respeetable young lady, of
wealthy parentage, residing in the western part
of ﬁampehire county, happened to attend a meet- ‘
iag held by Elder Hyde, one of Brigham Young's 1
apostles. She became a believer, was beptised‘by 1
him, and admitted to the Mormon Church. Tine 1
passed on, and she received several offers of mar- ‘
rinse, but refused them all, because her lovers ‘
would not agree to accompany her to Salt Lake.—
Finally, her friends consented, after much persns
sion, that she should leave for that land of pro
mise, and her father gave her $2,000 to start with.
She secured the obmimny of a female cousin, also
a Mormon convert, and in May of last year the
twain started for Utah. 0n reaching Florence, in
Nebraska, she purchased an outﬁt, consisting of
provisions, a wagon, three yoke of cattle, and two
cows, and then set out with a. large train of Mor
mons, who were all bound for the Holy City. Af—
ter getting about ﬁve hundred miles from Florence
her cattle gave out, and she was obliged to foot it
the rest of the distance, ﬁve hundred miles more,
but arrived in Salt Lake in safety. Here she made
the acquaintance“ Brigham Young, and loaned
the remainder of her 'funde to him, for the use of
which -he paid her a_ large interest. 'At the ap
pointed time he retinrned'her all of themeney bor
rowed. since which both herself and cousin have
married Elder Hyde, who baptizedfthem twelve
1 years'previons, and thus (argued; Idlﬂﬁﬂlﬁed
} with the peculiarities of modern saints. .
.~ E‘G-iMF-‘Pﬁnqﬁq ivhﬁ ﬁtojio‘é glam; igyttqtiltie
‘Mﬁﬁv “W"stthing voids-jot the, 9900:3109
’h‘ﬁ‘” ‘5B-??B3.’W‘bést¢r‘*ﬂgmaﬁa on uj.
ﬁyytﬁvsainﬂuonoei-J Egg.“ 'a'ie honesty 'ir’z'ibioé‘ to
any, at all times, and doubly no 'l," you hue
them in your hat. D’yo “dens...“
Scum-Know- lavxcn.~—Dn.vis, at his‘ restaurant};
corner of Second and Pine strata-wail eel: out Qo-i
day, from 9 ti 11.12 o’clock, I. ﬁrst. nines sour krdut;
lunch for the beneﬁt of the public.- A K
Soccnssron Fondant—On Saturday week "'5
young girl of rather'prepossessing appearance. and.
well dressed, ent'ere‘d the hum-o nﬁ Dnhiel BhPlßS'v i 1“
Second street,an inquired for that. gentleman: Wl,”
happened to he at his shipper. One 6? the clerke
told her to he' seated, and in a few minutes Mr.
Eppley came. in. She told him that she resided
with Gen. Simon Cameron. and that eke Md his
check for a small amount, and wanted to make
some purchases—that she came there knowing that
the Cameron family dealt thereinnd that. she would
be under obligations to Mr. Epplej-if he would
ohnnge the check. 411 this was very plausihle:
and the store-keeper took the ohéok for $13.50 in
payment for a few dollars’ worth of purchases, and
gave her the change. Onvthe same day Mr. EP
pley took the oheek to the State Capital Bank; bind
Mr. Small cashed it. Late: in the day he dimmed
it to be afargery! '
The girl gave the: name of- Catherine Cornﬁeld,
and of house is now mm eat. Neither Mr. Eppléh
nor any of his clerks-think that they could recog
niaorher. ' This artfhl and accomplished a'wi‘ndler
en, had she known 'how expert she really was,
might have such the him]: for a. thousand dollers
just as easily, as :éhe did Mr. Eppley for thirteen
dollars and ﬁfty cents. . .
A 001.0“ mm Nnuno GonYm‘rSr—We learn that
a. movement is on foot iii Philadelphia to second 3
recent petition to‘ the New Jersey Legislature with
a similar mold the ensoin'g Legieletnre'pﬁl’enn
eylvnnie. The petition in question stetes that'the
number 5: colored» «when is fenrfu‘lly great, the
eonseqnence‘ of the 'lo’ngend gelling servitude to
which the immediete, anceetdre of, free negreep
were aubjectégl ; thin: they erepoor’ and'oppreseed,
eiren in’ﬁhe Noieh, mid their implfieonméﬁt' is not
less uniting aha gelling to theni‘then shell-Storm:
servitude. The petitionerejltherefore prey Ighet e
colony of ne'gfrp cbhvietefmnyl'h‘e ehmbliehed ‘onlhp
coat of Africgyan’d they op in'e thepivwill‘become
ill time , like ﬁéfahj Boy, the" gentle-fa. greet em;-
pug. ~ , 1 ,7 . ,» ,z w J
-Abclnnnr radu A Ymmys Hugh—o‘9 ‘ Iqu
Thqr'sday mlorh'ing, while Hen‘ryFﬁéq’old, of Lower
Augusta;’Northumbal-luhd county,»3y;r§s‘ hayi‘ég g.
stallionghpd at. the. blacksmith ﬂux}; of Bénjhniin
Krishnumihé'ﬂﬂ “ﬂakedvﬁy tjil’! [Jimimﬂé‘iihich
came.“ him Witﬁﬁhis 150 nm opén, mid in.pérfeo§.
ﬁlm, He sgizgd Mr, 12.,be .thg..lgtt .aljm, brepkﬁug
ie Helow' um élbowﬁigglrhélding ﬁini *thh‘s, ghgok
him till he was outtlgg 'ggopnd', when hqspiﬂzqilihim
by the‘elothinggn‘i‘ﬁ‘quékiﬁié; ﬂulaipg' hiuijg‘ggei
mi feet: fromxl-thre‘iﬁlfqnwt Gut'iﬁg .Iyni'lnfd’g‘ivn
nail}, the. eighth! ‘giquiﬂéd upon'ﬁi; ﬁlth; cmsh'ihg
tho 11qu to piecg'ai’aﬁr'd ﬁtttipgia‘t' MpFasso‘ld _with
his ‘forér fée c, ’cdf'hil‘,héipiﬁseyerelyﬁ'aﬁd' hadwiéiacﬂ
'h‘im with his teeth~,‘fo‘l"3tha‘tﬁlrd‘ time; mkiixjg Kala
.of. the-right'hnndv, when Benj'.=Kri‘gbaum knocked
‘thg infu'x-iaptqwlZ anix'ggl ,db‘yigh‘fwuh 3 ohm," Mr. 1?.
in ii: '3; céiﬁiééi 'c‘gilixdivéiqn frqu‘l‘lig injurieal'and
will mommy; min“; t? 1.1919 his’ inn mum.
' - ‘ ‘ .'~.,,w ' 'l" “ .
Fun Tumour Sr... Loszse-r-Duripgthe nutym
there has been received at St. Louis 80,0003bulfeljo
robee. Of these 06,0000 were may“ from} the
Upper Missouri, 113500 item the Plane r'eg'lon,‘nnd
2,500 from the Oelagelregion. Average,.velue per
robe, $3.50; .in round.numberl,,326o,ooo.r This
tube: from the.-.Upper';Mium_ui In the proddetlof
the Blackfeet Incline”, being on' the-heedwntélri 0"
the Missouri River, eotn'e'_3,ooo‘ niile‘sfrotn the
mouth of that stream, __Thea’e-hidee ‘ereiall tanned
by women, while the men hunt. Immense num
here of bnﬁ‘alo are killed for meat o'nly,- end in
summer and, other someone when the skin it com
pnratlvely bore of wool or hair, end consequently
worthless. The robes taken in winter are bash—'-
Probnbly not over a tenth of tho-9.;dengbtered
furnish us robes {so thnt the whole number of
11113310 killed during the season will reach 800,000.
A LARGE Lo'r or Goons received Ito-day, suitable
for presents, which will be sold oﬁ‘ much below
their real value. 60 dozen of Hem-stitched and
Grass Linen Handkerchiefs, at 20, 25, 37 and 50
cents a. piece 5 100 Sets of Collars and Sleeves, di
reet. frem New York auction, at very low prices;
Gents’ Plain and Borden-ed Linen Handkerchiefs;
beautiful lot of~Laee Curtains; Chenille Seen-rs, at
124} and 25 cents; 10 pieces of Cessimere for pants;
10 ‘pieces of Cloth, fo'r Oloeks; 25ipieees of all
kinds of Flannel; 2,000 yards of hast. brown Mus
lin, for 10 cents; Woollen Socks, 15, 20 oents;
Undershirt's, Drawers, 50, 62, 75, and a. great many
other‘bergeins. , n . ‘ '.Z , l" 5. LI“,
4 . x V .. in r Ehoads’ Corner. '
Fen ma HomﬁAY's.-'—.Peuons in Search of‘ goods
enitahle foi- .hqlid‘ajy presenga' will do well to_; give
BROWﬁOLD k Sui, Wyeth’s-building, opposite the
Jones House, meal-. 1., Thej hﬁeﬁﬁe Cambrie settg,
Cloake ,I'md Clolh for Blanks,"ShailsgPeujl'lfureee,
Collars, Sleeves, Gloves, _Heaiery,.. Silke,.Silk; and
. Woolen Goody and Ladies’ Dress qudve all do
scriptions. ‘Ddri‘ngi‘the Holiday semen they ire
determined nqt to be. undernold, and may only ask
the public .to call, examine, and cémpare prices
with any other establishment in the eity or donn
try. On many articlee‘a reduetion haeheen made,
in order to (gun-y our our determination to reduce
our stock his much as possible during this week.
- . _ del7-Tlw.
PURIFY YOUR. ‘ BLOODr-BEANDBETH’S
PILLS W'Annmnﬁfmo' can 'annn Ann Aunt—The
‘eﬁ'ect of purgibg with minimums PILLS is to re
store the health, no matter from what ceueelzit may he
nulfering. They take out all impurities from the-syl
tem; and they have the some ‘ power of :expul'eion. over
when, pbieonbus wiper of decayed vegetables, or indeed
any poisonous exhalation breathed'by. man whatever.
In fact, if the blood in poisoned, it in impure, and im
pure blood results in dieeue.
BRANDBETH’S PILLS,
though innocent as bread, yet they are capable of puri
fying the blood end curing disease. So, they cure all
kinds of fevers, ell asthma, uteri-he, coetiveneae and
painful attentions of every kind.
Sold, price 25 cents, at No. 294 Gene! etreet.New York,
sud by all‘Drnggiatn. Also, by GEO. H. BELL, corner
of Second and Chestnut ctreeta,ﬂe.n-leburg, and by All
reepectuble deelere‘in- medicines. 'de9-d&wlm
smwm‘nmn'ronnvnn:
The important quwtion vf _
POISON IN HAIR. DYESL
CRISTADORO’S HAIBDYE ‘
Has been “ﬁned and
DEGLARED ARMLESS!
Br Pnomsson ROBERT CHILTON, or Nur Yong,
The ﬁrst analytic in America. Eﬂ‘ect of the Dye almost
lmtsntlneoul. Impartsv a. jet black or any shade of
brown. Color rich, natural, and uniform. Medium:
tux-ed No. 6 Aster House, New York. Bold everywhere,
and upplied by an Eli! Dressers. delddcwlm
WE call the attentlon of our readers to
an article advertised in another column, celled BLOOD
FOOD. It is an entirely new discovery, and must not
be confounded with any of the numerous pntent medi
cine: of the any. It is too!) lon '1'!!! “can, already.
prepnred for absorption; plemnt to the hate and untu
rnl in Lotion, and what one gains he retain. Let nll
these, then, who are annexing from poverty, impurity or
doﬂcneney of blood, and consequently with some chronic
disease or ailment, take of this Bnoon Fool) and be re—
stored to health. We notice that our We“ have
renewed a supply of this _u-tiole, and also 0 the world
renowned. Dr. Eerogc’a Inn-Anni; 003D]A,l:,‘ylhichpvery
mother ehonldhewe. ‘lt ooutninl no parent“ o_r opiate
of my bad whatever and of course meet be invnlonble
{or 91111.!“qu complaints: ' It ivill sun}: on 2539311101:
‘eoften the gums inlprocene 'of teething; ndﬁﬂllg mime
um; resolute the bowels. 1..: you mothers “dﬁth
who Ilave endured-maxim; any: Ind dunk!” lush",
procure n supply and be at once relievedu. ,‘
4 1|? Bee Idvertiaem'ent; - - ' ' !ﬂ74kwsm
J Itr‘orﬁ thc'lm’iopmeut, New York, July 28. 1859'.
Glut—om- ulvertising column; contain} ~some tgaﬁ
mule-Z 96 the vil'uh on nun hrttele, ﬂown“; 313.14.
111215 Pmpsred 91616,}! mm,“ lggqqumu Igugonglng
{Wt-ﬂu. It}: piepuré‘d'ﬂth chem! .19] 35%? 1t 1,
5:13” igum" Diaper. .eoudmon “°‘z€‘i‘.".f‘,‘,ﬁ‘° ‘11:, the
. IO ' n? ‘.3 '~..-. ‘ '
‘ﬁ’gﬁé $631333“: 3%. Sarah-2:110 ad; 13341635113 Erin,
3:113: has thg oxaallinﬁphiﬁfologiﬂ'dmuy omin.
venous. .
For ale by O. A. mun“, No. 2 Jonel' Row
MIT-dawn:
Hnmnoms Gamma PREPARATION Ourei ’en
_ ‘7“! Inﬂation, Drops.” Kidney Mentions.
Wm
'Debilitated Buﬁ‘eren.
HELMBULD’a (genuine - reputation for Lou of' Power,
. Loss of Mommy.
HI‘MBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Diﬂiculty of'
Erasmus, General Weaness. "
HMBOLD‘B Genuine Preparaﬂqg forWelk Nerves,
Hon-or of Death, Trembling.’ ' W ‘
__ _ ___—M—
HELMBOLD’S Genuine Preparation for Night Events,
7 Gold Feet, Dimnesa of Visitin-
—W
HELLMBOLD’S Genuine Preparation for Lingual-,1]!!!-
_'93‘3l LaSHitude of tharMuscuhr system. 7
Hmﬁﬁaonn-smnuine Preparation for gun 00mm
. H Dance {mi Eruptions. , ‘
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Pain: in he
Back, He‘adache, Sick Stomach.
{3809 advertisement headed
.A !HELMBOLD’B EXTRACT BUCHU
m mother column. no lbdkwam
_ MRS. WINSLOW,
_ ‘ll ”panama nurse and-ramale physician, has. Sooth—
mz Syrup for children teaming 2 which greatly Minute
she. PM of teething by sottemng the gums, reducing as
mﬂamnntiou—will allay all pain, and in aura to regulate
the bowel; Depend upon it mothers, it. will give rest m
yourselves, and reliat and. health to your infants. Per
eoﬂy safe in ll] cases. See advertisement in another col»
um. 5u¢19,1859-d&wly ‘
. Mothers, read this.
The following is an extract from a letter wrltten by
5 P 35“)! of the'Baptist Church to the Journal and
M'ssmger, 'Oinoiuuati,» Ohio, Ind speaks volumes in
‘3'" 0‘ thet world-renowned-medicine—Mns. WINS
Loly’s Soorugm Srnur FOB 031 mm“ anumo:
. We see - ,n advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
_Wlnllow’s Nothing Syrup. Now we never said u word
11: “WW-0f slpatenh medicine before in our llfe, but we
{991 091111101 1] to say to your readers, that this is no
humus—W an: ram) 11', AND now 11' To an an. n
(Will's. It is,- probably, one of the Most successful
medlcmes o the day, because it is one of the best. And
_thOFQ-of yo readers who have babies can’t do better
thm‘to llyg , a. supply. sep29-d&wly
{Elm Gnmr ENGLISH REMEDY.—SII'
James (nu-He’s Celebrated Female Pills, inspired from n
pmcﬁptio of Bi! J. (nuke, M. 1)., Physician Extraordi
mrytokthe Queen. , - - .
This inyqlnnble medicine, is unfailing _in the cage of all
'those‘pmnin'l and dimﬁerous diseases to_ which the Fem“
eonshtuti is subject. It ’moderaus All cream and re
moves all Instruction- and a‘ spaer sure mayberelled on.
. , T 0 ﬁmnmn LADIES _. _- ,
it xs pecnliirly suited. It will’lnfa} short time bring on
the month: pal-lad with reggla'rity. ' '- _
Inch be 19, price One- nu, beers-the Government
Stumpy! ,9th Bright, 179 previent‘eonnterfelh. ~ _ , , ‘
Ins: $14.9 sneer» no! ma um! 13! rmmts nnm
m 3133 THREE MONTHS or Plummet, As ms! nu
sun: 10 3mm ox Milonnual, Ill! A! All! crux: Inn
mu m gun. j ,
In all ages of Nervous and Spinal ”actions Pain in the
m 1: and bimbs, swim-omigm exerti‘on ﬁalpitatipu of
the Heart} Eylterics‘an'd Whites, these Pills ﬁlls great s
one when all other mm‘hnvp failed uldnltyhongh a ‘2‘???
arm tangy,“ not entail: iron, calomelpbtlmoby, or
anything urtiultoth'eéomtitiiﬂon. ' ". "" f‘ ' ' ‘f; ‘
. l‘nll directions in the pamphlet around' éxbh— package.
which bﬂonld be dsfefnlly‘preser'v'edﬁ " , -' " ‘
, ﬂing—slsoo end 6 pustnge stamps enclosed to‘ any en?
thorium: Agent, will inem‘e a. bottle, containing over 50
pills, b‘y return mail.
For sale by c. L..anl, Hmuburg. 111-dimly
lmn'o’n'i'Am“ ‘r’fo EFEMALES
DR. sOHEESE'MrAN-Ps PILLS;
. Thq combination of ingredients in the” Pin! ugtho
result of a. long gyd'hxtenhiye practice. ‘ Thai are mild
In ﬂag!!- ppera. ion; Ind carnin‘in Gum's-47in; m iridgu»
Imties, punt!!! ”gne'ns‘brmﬁé‘ﬁ ‘Wﬂﬁs 111» ohms:
tionl, whetho'r from-961d. o'r Mums, hbidn’éhg ~'pi.ln
mm ddoypalglﬂdtion of the’hém, whim til-ingr
voutlﬂcﬂonpg, {mum-mugs 'jsti'n‘ln'thd'blok ma
limbs, an», diam mep, w aﬁ mu mmmwmp
uonof' tutu-5 ‘ "~' “ " ". "' '
* ‘ 'i .5 Dn- ‘GHEESEMAN’S‘PILIAS .
vs; the mgnhhm'qnt‘of u‘ l'ievr ell 5 119139 ”at!!!”
of that” !ﬁggnl-ﬁti‘g‘g md abstmctioziayhlﬂi hub, con
signed' 0 ani'*h9u§#nd! of maiyounssﬁi! mmful.
uni th b‘él’o‘vﬁi to"; “nutm- nun. ,No fomulqopn
enjo'g . libslth ' ‘ 93d Ike 1,: regal“, and whjoneter
anal; . ‘etign‘ my: lace the general 116th begin! to
e .‘ ' .
I'm: ‘ CHEESBMAN’S ‘ PILLS
up thq mon oﬂaotunl remedy ever known to! .111 00m
plainta peculiu-h Femalgs. -_ To all emanating no in
valuable, inducing, with «thirsty, periads'cat regularigy.
They are known to though, who have used them at
different periods, thronglio'ut the country, having the
iunctlpn of some of the most mine»: Physicians in
mmca. ‘ ‘ .
Ezpliu'r dinning-stating dam, and alum ”my
ﬂundd not b: and, ammpany etch box+-th6 Ric‘s Om
Dona» each box, eutuim‘ugforty Pills. " ' ‘ '
A valuable Pmphlat, to be had free; of the Agent! .
Bills an»: by mail furomptlg, by enclaniugnprieo to the
General Agent. dold 1, dru§gata gone". ‘y. " '
B. B. HUTOH GS, General Agent,
' ' 1‘ Broadway New York.
son in nmismug by 0. A. Bmxvui'r.
doc! ’59—44w1: - .' -
Dr..Bi-uuon’s Concentrated Remedies.
go. I. THE GREAT REVWEE. Ipoadily ordinates all
t evil elect: or alibi—ABUSE, a Loss of lemony,
Shortness of Bmth, Giddinees, Pslpitetion of the Kent,
Dimness of Vision, or my constitutional cinnamon“ 0!
the system, brought. on by the unrestrained indulgenee at
the passions. Am alike on either not, Price One Donn.
No. 2. THE BALM will em in from two to eight due,
any case of GONORBBQM, is without into or smell, and
requires no restriction of action or diet. For either sex.
Price One Dollar. _
No. 8. TH! TEBEB will cure in the ahaﬂeot‘ possible
time, spy em or GLEET,'even after all other Benedict
have 101le to produce the desired enact. No taste or Small
Price One Dollar. »
No. ‘4.- m pumrnn is the only Remedy am will
really cute Sin-iota!“ of the Urethra. No matter of 'how
$lOll5 standing or neglecwd the one may be. Price One
at. - ‘
' N 0.5. THE SOLUTOR will cure any use of} GRAVE,
permanently and apeadily =remove ’nll afﬂictions of the
Bladder andKidneya. Price One Dollar. - ' x -
No. 0. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR.
No. 7. THE AMARIN will cure the White: radically,
mi in n much shorter time than therein be removed by
my othgr.troatment. In fact, in the onlyremedy that will
milk con-ect this diaoxdeg. Pleuantrlp tako.l’rioe One
at.
m W; eanrnaww‘aeww W) W
a y pro 11 or come my
Irreguhrities dfﬁmonthﬂpeﬂoﬂu. ’Price'rwotﬁﬁhn.
”No D.- FOB'PARTICULARS SEE OIRQULAB. ‘ ; .
Either Remedy sent free’by mail on_ receipt of the price
annexed. Enclose postagehtnmp endtget e Circular.
General Depot Ngrth- set corner 0 York Avenue and
Gallowhill Street. ”Private omca 401 York Avenue, 'Phih.
delphie, Pa. ~
. For Hale in Harrisburg only by 0‘ A. BANNYART, where
Circulars pantainlng valuable informs en, with full gia
eeriptlone or each c'aee‘, will be delivéredxgretie. on ‘eppli.
cation. Address ' ' , DB. FELI BRUNON
_ myLdly ‘ _ ‘ . 'P: 0, Box 99, rmludelpmyéa.
BOARDING.—-Mrs. EGKERT, 1n Locust
street, below Third, is prepared to accommodate a.
number of BOARDERS in the best manner, and at fea
sonable prices. doZO-eodlm
BRANT’S GIT: TIME“: 1; ¢ _ - A
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY EVE’S,
. """pECEMBER 24th, 25th analogy. .'.».
n O_L I DA Y 'T n. 1351‘:
PROFESSOR J. B". ANDERSON, 131.; thagmmo of
the World, Cosmopolitan Monarch 'ofi'Magioimia.‘ and
oyclogeotie Thanmaturgist, in his elaborately GRAND
ENTERTAINMENT” , ' j. ‘
""TWO PERFORMANCES '
0 N C H RIS“T M A. S_- DA Y 3,
AF TE RNo o N. AN D EVE Nina.
ALSO 01? WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ANQEVENING
Ethan: AND Qm‘nun or maga- o’onocx. .
Admission Twenty-ﬁve Cents. ' = 3 's‘
children Fifteen Cantu. ~ - '
Doors open at 7 o’clock. To common‘cé at a. qunrter
before 8. de2o-dst
CHAMPAGNE WINES;
DUO DE MONTEBELLO, , ' ' '
‘HEIDSIEOK &. 00., “ ‘
CHARLES EEIDSIEGK,
GIESLER & 00., . ,
ANCHOR—SILLEBY MOUSSEUX,
‘ SPARKLING— MUSCLTEL,
v MUMM G: 0035,
;' YERZENAY, V
_ . CABINET.
In store and for sale by ‘ ‘ ' '
JOHN HrZIEGIaIR,
de2o 7. I 3 Market street,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
SUI-TABLE FOR LADIE‘S!’
DRESSING 053113,; ‘ .. ,
PORTFOLIOS, ‘ q
SATcmsLs. ' ' ‘ ' - ’ -
RETIOULRS, . ' . »
counmws, ‘ , .. -‘
,_ FORTMONNAIEB, _ ‘
mmsns, '
~' ' ‘ EANOY‘FANS, ‘
.; .FINE COLOGNES, ..
CARD GASES, ‘ _ ‘
‘ ‘SEWINGaBIRDS,
I ‘ “glrit'gslibxns
PEARL AND EBON} DOMINOES in‘Boge Woud Cues
CH‘RI‘SPM .4 51311 331 W”?
SUITABLE ran GENTLEMEN!‘
WALKING CAKES-V , . H.,. I
POCKETKND’ES.’ ' ‘' , . . :
OIGAROASEB; '
BEGARS, . *' r ;
,; f; ROCKETBOGKS g,.:, “-7 z :
.. ~ . , .rmnmzpﬂanl'st .' ’ ‘ :
V_ j ' - H rmnm-rgmlznnﬁnm:
'-' H 1:75P"; f {/13 " : 3&5 "I ’ “E
KELLE ’ N 0 '2O“, 3
(1020 , EBQQEG Annnélk'izrks'ot‘ﬂreod
', ‘ .--...-. . -:'-:.‘.‘t _;,.; 1'
Kﬁhﬂﬁ§aﬁgﬁﬁmﬁw
KELLER’S DRUG STORE is the phoe
u buy Pita!“ India incl.
illebical.
SANFORD’S
LIVER J_N_YIEURATOR,
NEVER. DEBILITATES
IT is compounded entirely from Gums, and ha
,7 become an omblinhed'ract, a. :tandardMeiicme,known
and :1 proved b 3.11 mm: ' paveusedimndia nowra
sortedpto with guidance m lmnllthadisemafonhich
it is recommended. C
II: III! cured thounndﬂ
whohadgiven npallhopes [4
unsolicited certiﬁcate: in 4
Thu dose must bu adapted
individual linking it. and m
to act gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your 0
use of the LIVER IN- {3
will cure Liver Com- ~1-l
lacksﬂ) yspepsia,
Engine: 050 m- b
ry, r o s ou r
Co Ni vernal; thl' 2
I'll. Moi-Inn, cholera
lence, Jnnndicc,
es, and may be used suc
ry, Family Medl-
HE'ADACHE, gal
twenty minutes, f
spoonfuls are taken
tack.
All who me It are‘
in its favor.
Fﬂ
:>
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE nwm
canon, AND swuLow BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One. Dollar per Bottle.
. ._.uso—
SANFO R D ’ S ,
FAMILY
C-ATH'ARTI‘B PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, land put up in Glass
Guam, Air Tight, and well kg? m any climate.
The Family Cathur- ' tic PILL is £gentle but
active Oathmio, which m the proprietorhuuedin
hi! practice more ‘tlnn l 4 twentyyeua.
The eomhnﬂy'incma- in; demand n-om those
who have long mod the ¥ P LLS, Ind ghe “tiara-
tion which all expreu in
induced me to plane than
The Profeuion well know
not on amount“ portions
The FAMILY CA
with due reference to this
compounded from a varie-
Extracts, which act Hike
steamy. uml Ind no
my where g dutharﬁo is
rungemontsoftho
Bani) in ~ the Back
#‘3” ‘33." “5‘3““?
0 y ’ ' m an en en
Ileana, end in. e Ion;
Annual Creeping
over the bong, Ben
nxm Ila-3]} 71.11
MERE, Worm: in Chil
tism, a. great PUBIIIIR
dine-see to" which ﬂenhi’ in
monﬂoiﬁn thli’ mum-o'-
' Them “ s‘!” ghreegnirgmg pas; :
, ”.79: m rm- uni: :5 f 9 .m
roman by “wagon-. 113, and eon , 11:01am by the
Indoingll the V town's. . ‘
Mmufwturorand Proprietor, 208 grown}, N. X, ;
iﬂ-dtwly A; x ‘ .. ‘ :_.
Wow v
;. .i- 'l' W‘ ‘5
MRSWINSLQDW:
LAn'oxperienoedee Ind Female Physician, praaenu
z , to the attenthn of‘ mothers, her
SOOT’HING-SYBUP,
--' ‘ .FOR ' CHILDREN TEETHING. L
v'rhich ghastly facilitates the process of te'éth‘hig; by
”honing the gum: “dicing I.“ inﬂummtiop—will
allay ALL mm mi apu‘modic action, And is
SURE TO,EEGULATE TEE BOWELS.
Degend‘ upon it‘jmothera, it willglve rest to yourselves,
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS-
We have put “ﬁnd sold this amide forever tenyure,
end CAN SAY, CONFIDENCE A 1,“) TRUTH of it,
what we'heve never been able to any of any othe: medi
cine—NEVEß HAS 1!“ FAILED, IN A BINGLE IN
STANOE T 0 EFFECT A CUBE, when timely need.
Never did we knov'l an inetence of dissatisfaction by my
one who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with
its operation: Ind speakin beans 6! eonmendntion at
m magical airects and medical virtual. we ppm: in
this matter “ WHAT WE DO KNOW,” Ifter ten yentn’
exgerienee AND PLEDGE DUB REPUTATION "FOR
I 1: maximum“ or WHAT WE HEB]! m:-
OLABE. In elm‘oet every instance where the inﬁmt is
inﬂating from pain and exhe‘netipn, relief will be found
$1; sth or twenty minute! After the syrup in adminis
l' .
This valuable reputation is the prescription of one of
the moat‘EXPEIgIENGED and BKILLFUL NURSES in
New England, and has been used with NEVER FAIL
ING 8U GEES In V
mucusnms'or cums
- It not only relieves the child- from pain, but invigo—
rate: the stomach and bowels, wrrects acidity and
give! tone and emery to- the whole system. It will I].
most instantly relieve . .
GEIPING IN THE BOWELS,‘ AND WIND OOLIO,
and overcome convulsions which, if not speedily reme
died, and in denth. We believe it the BEST and sonar
REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all men of DYSEN
TERY and DIARBHGA IN CHILDREN, whether it
arises from teething, or from my other cause . We would
_say to every mother who has a child euﬂ‘ering from any
of the foreglngcamplnints—DO NOT LET YOURVPRE
JUDIOES, OR THE PBEJUDIOES OF OTHERS, stand
between you end your euﬁ'erinﬁchild, and the relief that
will be SURE—yes, ABSOLUT LY SURE—t 9 follow the
use ammo medicine, if timely used. Full directions for
usingyvill neeom‘puuy etch bottle; None genuine unless
the, ucpelmlle o .OUBTIS a; PERKINS, New York, is
on the ontéide wrapper. - . '
Sold by Drugziete throughout the world.
, VPBIHOIPAL Deuce 18 Gram Sun-r. New Your.
' . PRICE cum? 25 CENTS Hmnommc.
: (39132948351 e A' - > '
JUﬁT‘ RECEIVED!
- A‘ LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED
S‘ﬁ-QOK 0F B‘RANDIES,
. ' chSIsz'ING on.
i’INET,‘ CAS'QILiION Ar. ”00.,
._ ' *lmsQUEr, iniboan a; 00;, _
: ~ JAS. BENNESSY & 0.0.,
’ . QTARD, DUPUY a» 00.,
‘ll,. ‘ 4 ' J. ._t F; MAMELIL, 1
L .. I ' , JﬁLEs ROBIN d 5 06.,
,‘ ' Mann a; co.
FOR SALE BY '
- . JOHN H. ZIEGLER, _-
».-'aeclB ‘V ' 73 MARKET STREET.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 1
CHILDREN’S, LADIES’ mid GENTB’ CHAIRS [and
a great vuiety of CABINET FURNITURE anitabie for
HOLIDAY GIFTS mt reduced prices. Also a. new lot of
COTTAGE FURNITURE in sets. or by the single piece,
at JAMES'R. BOYD d 6 SON,
(14320-21711. ' 29 South Second street.
2 5m 1’ 0.0 ND S
£AISINS. cunnmms omnoxs, m., Ire--
' - together with animals, muons, PEI-ED
‘ FRUITS, enmnnnnmq, and n vunety of
Articles suitable for the Holxdnyﬂ- 3““
received by - [dom] WM. DOCK, Jn.. a: 00.
‘ AX . P A Y E R S -
FIRST AND sECOND WARDS!
TAKE NOTICE! ,
- 011001. AND WATER ux in
‘Thaif “33 .ﬁ‘ffi’tie 29th inst, that there will he
:31; 55:1; at“; of ﬁve per cent. M‘mteﬁl, and ‘tl‘lztzmyer shut
. .' B orderq ‘ e omml e. '
0“ ““11““? del" 2V}. 0. zmmmum, Collector.
am“. No- 23 south Second street. '. 2 . dais-«ltd
N.O T I G-E ..‘—: I=_~. » ‘-
' p um Hermann“! romance-tn ﬁrilo’v
0n!” 0 “m Lungs": Elana» Co.,’ . .
1 e -. LPmLmnnouDec,’ 8, 1880.,
A special meeting of the Stockholder: of the H B
‘BIEBUB‘GJROBTISMQUTH mom's; JOY AND‘LAN
“sun RAILROA'D couﬁmy wimiehem o'n nun
any the 27$h;inat., it 11 chlogk, e. m.,-3tpsnmm Street
3:11 (Semen; ‘gtree‘taﬁeﬁweeh Sign}: sud Seventh streets”
inthe ciyyzofﬂ’hjl elphi'g tor tho‘p‘ﬁrpoa‘e 6f accepting
pr reJechngrepentrnct for. g were pomenenmoue of
their reed a thelelinﬁyl'vuuiaﬁdﬂgg ” 'compmy.
By order ptgtheißond a? iinatoraéd n TABER.
~..,,,?,‘,. W.,?" .E, ..
'd'ecloailtdecﬂf' ~, .-. .‘. Ae? ”.9 .mqratgryg
<-.--'l>.“ 'v‘Ms;
!EM&I¥WS}£~JE§E J R 13»; 5“.
mm Jiwtﬁqu mznnox. and.
FOR the genuineENGLISH MUSTARD
3c to xnnmn’s DRUG aroma
‘ within ~the Int two years
of relief, as the numerous
1 my posselaion show.
to the tampanmentof the
used in such quantiﬁes an
judgment guide you in the
Vl6O KATOR, And it
plain“, Billi us At-
Chronic Diarrhoea,
pl alnts, Dyuente-
Stomach, H bltual
ic, Cholera, Chole-
In! unlum, F 1 run-
Female W e ukn es
colafully as an Ordina
cine. It will cm 810]
thousand: can testify.) in
two or three Tea
at commencement of at
ﬂying their testimony
”all: to their Ina. hu
vi ' the reach of all
tint Mel-cut o‘2l:qu
ofthe bowels.
Tl-lARTIG'PILL Ina,
{yellregahliahmg f'fnt, bee]:
o opureﬂ. 0
on every part bf mtg:-
xood Ind safe in“; In
noodeﬂ,.ﬁuen u D eu'
Stomachg‘suepingpl,’
and lain» (hithe
neu oier me whole
which fraqubnﬁy‘ if, no
courge pt lever, in! oi
Senia'tlon-z o‘xtc’C‘o l d
leuneu, Human, ox
INFLAMMATORY:, DlS
dren or Adulta, Rheum:-
of tip BLOOD and man,
hell}, ‘too' numgronn tn
ment: . no“; Ito 8. -‘
[ﬁnes of Emmi.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE
Em Q
FIVE TRAINS DAILY T 0 55 FROM PHILADELPHIA.
ON AND AFTER
: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2612:, 1860,
The Passenger Train: of the Pennaylvaniaßuih-ond Com
pany will depart from and arrive It Harrisburg Ind
Philadelphia as follows : ’
. ‘ ..r EASTWABDR 7.7
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN lanes Harrisburg 3t
2-40 a. m., and arrival It Went Philodelphlo at 0.50 s. m.
FAST LINE leave. Harrisburg at 12.55 p. m., and
arrives at West Philadelphia at 5.00 p. m. . '
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 5.25 p. m., and ur
rivea at West Philadelphia m; 10.20 p. In.
These Trains make close connection at Phil-dolphin
with the New York Lines. '
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 1, leave- Harrisburg
at 7.30 a. m., rum via. Mount Joy, and unites At' Wont
Philadelphia at 12.30 p. m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION leave! Horm
burg at 1.15 p. m., and arrives at West Philndolphil It
6.40 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, N 0.2, leaves Harrisburg
at 5.35 p, m., runs via. Mount Joy, connecting o 1; Dillar
ville with MAIL TRAIN But for Philadelphia.
WESTWABD. '
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINJeM‘eI EMMﬂpbh 0%
10.50 p. m., and arrive: at Harrisburg It 3.10 s. m.
MAIL TRAIN leave: Philadelphia at 8.00 o. m., and.
arrives at Harrisburg at 1.20 p. m.
LOCAL MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg for Plttaburg
at 7.00 I. m. '-
I‘AST LINE lanes Phllodolphio “12.00 noon, no" on
river at Harrisburg at 4.15 p. m. . ‘ ' -'
. HARRISBURG ACCOMHODATION TRAIN. lIIVOI
Philadelphia. at 2.00 p. m., and arrive: 31; Horn-inbuilt
7.35 p. In. , _ , '
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Philadelphia”-
I 4.00 p. m., and arrivaa It Harrisburg at 0.46 1;. 111- ~
1 _ Attention is called to the fact, that pmengorgloﬁiﬂs
I 'Philadolphia at 4 p. or. connect at Luggage: with
! MOUNT {or Accomnomnon rum, hm! orrlre'at
L Harrisburg at 9.45 p; m. . . _ . .
I ﬁmumn nmtm‘e, ,
Supt: East. Diurnal": Railroad
no2B-dtf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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. - OH ANGE 201‘ s c 11.31) mm. L...
‘W‘ENLT E B, AB R lAN G E MEDlT
oNixm‘)’ AFTER MONDAY NOVEMBER 2613;71860,
maximum ruin- of the' ﬂax-them cam-. 1393";
mu- lowezHal-mburg M follow: 'I: » -‘- ' g -'
“'2 .v . GOING. SOUTE; '1"!
ACCOMMODATION mmmmn leste'nt.‘.3;oo a. m.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave at............ 1.40-. In.
E MAIL TRAIN inneaie‘ist:;............ .. my».
r : GOING NORTH v .-
MAIL Imm will loan at......,.'..-.. . 1.40 pm.
', yxrnnssﬂmmm will leave 31;. .. . ~, ..;.15 19. ya.
I The Only Train lenu'ngHarriabnrg on smy will“).
the ACCOMMODATION TRAIN South,“ am mm.
‘ "For furtherinfomntlop I. 1] it the onion, in Rehn-
Iylnni‘a Mix-bad Depot. 15163:: W. amt. Agent. ‘
. Hmiabnrg, November :n24 '-- » i
NEW AIR “LINE ROUTE
To‘ ' .
- NEW '.YORK., _
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Shortest in Distance and Quickest in Tim
BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES OF
NEW YORK ARV]; HARRISBURG,
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READING, ALLEN'I‘IJWN AM) “Will
MORNING EXPRESS, West, leivel New York It I
a. m., arriving at Harrisburg at 1 p. m;, only 8* hour!
between the two cities.
MAIL LINE leaves New York nt 12.00 noon, end I!)
rives at Harrisburg at 8.15 p. m.
MORNING MAIL LINE, East, leaves Harrisburg It
8.00 a. m., orrlving at New York It 5.20 p. m.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS LINE, East, loaves Hurle
burg at 1.15 p. m., arriving at New York at 9.46 p. In.
Connections are made It Harrisburg at 1.001;. In. with
the Passenger Trains in each direction on the Pennsylva—
nia, Cumberland Valley and Northern Control Railroads
. All Thine connect at Reading with Trains for Poth
villa and Philadelphia, and at Allentown for Hench
Chunk, laston, kc. ‘ . ,
No change of-Possenger Cars or Baggage between New
York and Harrisburg, by the 6.00 a. in. Line from New
York or the 1.15 p. m. from Harrisburg.
For beauty of scenery and speed, comfort and eccen
modation, this Route presents superior inducements to
the traveling pnblio.
Fare between New York and Harrisburg, FIVE Doutls .
For Tickets and other informtion npply to
I. J. CLYDE, General Agent,
deli) . 1 Harrisburg.
PHILADELNEHIA _
READINAG RAH—ROAD,
I-VINTER AREAN G EM'ENT.
QN AND AFTER. DEC. 12, 1860,
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBUBB
DAILY, (Sundays excepted» at 8.00 A. H., and 1.15 P.
H., for Phimlelphia, urrivingthere “1.25 P. H., “46.15
EM. - , ' .’ .
RETURNING, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA It 8.00 All}
and 8.30 P. m., arriving at Harrlsburg It 1 P. M. Ind 8.15
P. M. - ,
[ARES €—TO Philadelphil. NO. 1 om, “.55 Ho. '5
(in lune train) $2.75. ‘
RABIES :—'l'a Reading 31.60 {mi $l.BO.
At Reading, connect with trains for running, mm.
ville, Tetanus, Oatmnisn, kc.
FOUR TBAINE LEAVE READING FOB PHILADEL
PHIA DAILY, at a A. m., 10.45 A. m., 12.30 noon-111
3.43 I’. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA I'o3 READING at 8 A.
H., I.oo}. H., 8.30 P. 31., ad 5.00 P. If.
lAßEE:—Rendihg to Philadelphia, 31.15 mi 81.“.
THE MORNING TRAIN FROM HARRISBURG 00H.
MOTB AT READING with up tail: to! Willow-n 0
Pitnton and Scranton. ‘
l 9! through ticket- nnd other inform-tion any to
J. J. omm,
Genet-Al Agent;
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PHILADELPHIA
READINGHIi’AILROAD.
unucnon or PASSEKGEB nus,
0N Lmn AFTER. MONDAY, smut. a, 1880
oOMMUJuTmN TICKETS, . >
with 20 0011 us will be issued between try with
deslred, good g:- the holder end my member'o! hi!
family, in any Passenger train,end it any time—Qt 15
per cent. below the regular fares. ‘
Putting having occasion to use the Bani frequentlyon
business or pleasure, will ﬂnd'the above amusement
convenient and economical; an Hour Peue ill-ill
run daily each my between 3.954125 an {immune
and Two Tums daily between Be mg, Immune mi
nerrisbnrfg. On Sundays onlyone meningitninnon
And one _s tel-noon tum U’p,rnna between Pen-vines!!!
Philadelphia and no Passenger train on the Lehman
Valley Brunei: Railroad;~ ‘ ‘ f
.l'ot‘the ebove Tickets‘ or lay information reins?
thereto, apply to s. BrldfordJlqu Treasurer Phil-d -
phia, to the respective Ticket Agents on‘ the if“: or to
‘ G. A. NIG LLB, Gem“ NP"-
Mnreh 27. 1860.-mm"
HATCH & 00.5.
' SHIP AGENTS
AND V ,5
COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
138 wnmummnnnr, PHILADELPHIA,
ﬂ . nnunsm . 7'. ‘
FLOUR, ensmhnxonucn. COTTON.
.. WINES Annvm‘quons,
T 0 BA 0 (I:o.'4..¥\_'lD‘ "@1144 12 s.
now-dim ~_;, =-,Jl;,;',V'w,_.!“.:"'!'_,‘ -,
L. GODBOLD, , 13340110111. Tum
‘ .mn Bunxnin o" PIANOB‘ mmmcons mg
m. Orders in Mus-smut be lefé at WM. Kmdn’
MUSIC aroma. 92.1 mm; “new or If nvnmnll
Hogilgﬁ ; $ll grieﬂqgit‘pg the above-nun“ 913 - will
mM,, on: on. '
with $l.. m/ié‘oa 3.. nilo'.‘ . , 5.991.841!
| Wllpr—An extxa lotiof DRIED
,3 ~ .Jﬁ‘ptnr-feéiv‘odlfr‘ ' J‘s-r
.n'ogm; aa. ». - -'~ . WM. 19008.3.‘kn00.
STORAGE! STORA‘G‘ '1:
Storage received it warehouse of
no}? . JAMES M “WHEELER.
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