Daily patriot and union. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1858-1868, December 31, 1860, Image 3

L OOALJ‘NEWS-
Tar. DAILY P Armor “up Union may be ha a
key, Book Store,cornor of Third and Market
meets. A
Puma-r mm Union—The Dun PATENT Ann
.1101! can be had by Dauphin subscribers, every
Inning, at the periodica} store of J. S. FBAm.
In: Mum—Under the chmge of schedule on'
the Meme railroads, the time of closing the
nails at the Harrisburg Post. Olfice,'December Ist,
1860, is as follows:
‘ nmdstLVANIA n. n. . _
Emir—r 7 a. m—wny mail, 12.15 p. m., 5. p. m.,
9 p. m.
Wan—6.3o a. {ll.—Way mai1,‘3.50 p. m.,g p.m‘.
non'mnnn cannula. n.
South—l2.ls p. m.—-way mail, 9. p. m.
North—l P- 111. ~ "
LIBAflON 71mm}? 3. n.
7.30 a. m.
DAUPEIN AND 81150. I. B.
1.30 p. m.
cannula VALLEY n. n.
7.30 a. m., 1 p. m.—wa.y mail.
It STAGE. .
’l' n. m., to Gettysburg, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. 7a. m.,to Jamestown, op Monday,
Wadnesday and Friday. 1 p. m., to Lewisberry,
on Saturday.
If" Inms' Annuss.a—our carriers wilhbe
about to-morrow morniég with an annual in the
shlpe of a New Year’s Address. We bespeak for
them a kind greeting from all.
0m enemas !on Kuns.=—'l‘he St. Joseph
Journal lenns that a day or two since, as the hand:
on the railroad were unloeding a. ear, 3 barrel,
marked old clothes, tumbled to pieces, and instead
of route, pants, #6., out rolled cartridges, very.
meek to the astonishment of all. The barrel wee
lent out by the Emigrant Aid Society.
Snot-AI; an eai‘ly hom- yesm- day morning the
may commeuced failing, “d continued coming
aown during the entire day. Owners of fast wage
will probably be able to realize the good time which
has been so' long coming, by ushering in the New
You with the musical tintinnabnlatione of > the
merry lleigh bells; 0‘: course, we have no cutter
of our own, but if any one wishes to have judg—
ment hused‘npon his team, let. him send it around
any nfienoon. - V
Norton—The Ordinance in relation" to the firing
of guns,auckers, Em, within the City limits, will
be strictly enforced thrdughout this ev’ening and
night. All city police ofllcei-s are heredy directed,-
and the, constables requested, to arrest, or report,
every person found ' violating the éaid Ordinance;
within the city limits, in order that they may be
dosh ii“: in strict o_bnfomity villi tlié piov'isions
of the said Ordinance. y . _ , . ,_
Wu. 1!. Finnish, Mayor._
Dec. 31. 1660.
Guoxous Gnonoexcn. FAG'L—Jn a field, flee pro
perty of Mr. Benton, eitunte a short distance from
the point where the Leeds and Live'i'pool cone! is
moved by the Midlnnd GompnnJ’e Rolling,“
Idle, nut Bradford, is a. cone idersble hill, onpioce
of rising ground, which has been noticed lo‘be‘
gredunlly 'sth‘ining greater elevstion outing a.
period extending over the lust. thirty year's. There
are even young men who remember the field being
quite level, whosens now there is a high mound
nee: the middle of it. The cause of this singular
elevation has given rise to much' speculation.
Some persons suppose thet it. is owing to the up—
wnrd pressure of water in the bowels of the earth.
Tn Faxnnsm BALL.-:ThO hall of the Friend
ship Fire Company takes plaee at Brent's Hall this
evening, and nothing has been left undone to make i
it a new man. The number of tickets is \
limited, and those who wntmphu participating ‘
Ihenld secure one early in the day. This ball will ‘
afiord strangers who are sojourning here an excel
lent oypnrtunity to cultivate the acquaintance of
the Harrisburg fair sex, which they should not fail
to take advantage of. The object of this ball,“
may state for the information of strangers, is to
increase the fund for the parcheee of esteem fire
engine, and as they may he more or less interested
in the preservation of property from the devouring
element ; they will observe that every ticket pur
chased, is a. dollar donated to the project.
Fun—Between two and three o’clock yesterday
morning it wee discovered by some person that
Pratt’s rolling mill, at the lower end of the olty,
was onfire. An alarm was raised, and the fire
companies were soon on the ground, end extim
guished the flames. The mill hes not been in op
eration for several years, the proprietor not even
residing in this city or sun. The fire was evi
dently the work of an. incendiary, as might. be
judged from the feet of the buildings being en
closed end unoccupied; but. there is still stronger
evidenee in the masonry nude in those who were
on the ground early, thet the main building had
been set on fire in several places. If the incendi
nriee hue resumed business; if will be well for the
pawn-hm thQOk-Wfin time?" 1 ;: i
mm: m Hiram-41h übiquitous individual
John Smith was turned out of a. cell of the lock-up
Sntnrdsy morning. where he'hid‘ been confined on
a charge of ham; drunk and disorderly. John was
so badly nfilioted with the “ dry rot” that he no
hnowledxe the cot-n, and would have soaked up
the fine a readily as an ofice-huntei would enll
up the crowd, but, unfortunately, _he had no spon
dulix. He we: let of, in oonsiderhtion of the feet
thlt the stone jug is filled.
James Manly, of Philadelphia, working his
why home from the west, spent the night in the
look-up. He was injured while at work in a saw
mill in Missouri. and 1m in destitute Bitten
stances. The Mayonwith hie proverbhlkindneu
of heart, gave him eome oasiathnee, end sent him
on hie way. rejoieing in the feet thnt there are still
men‘leftin the world who can feel anothg’e woes.
BLACK ‘Lommo (heroism—lntent” Exem
mt Among “De Called Paypetlaohun.”—On Set
nrda) lost 3. songs looking ofioer got off a Wooten:
hainwhieh mind here at noon, heving I buck
nigger nnd a. touch linked together by a piece of
iewelq coiled “dnrhies’flby the cracksmen—better
known is handcuffs. The oflioer took his prisoner:
into tho Susquehannl. House, previona to transfer
ring them ‘0 the Gumberla'nd Valley can. The
filthy porters who most dooongregate about the
elm" ‘0 the Depot, a" the linked couple, and
in I fol moments the moat intense excitement was
stirred up among them. Professor Dickenson (pro
tenor 0‘ carrying trunks) and the Professor of
Phronoleg‘i immediately decided thnt it won a slew
ease: I!“ gunners ""0 dispatched forthwith. Dhr- ‘
hie: of 111 lines, Iliad“: 0°10", sexes and oondi- {‘
tion: of life congregated about the hotel, with u ‘
Beaming abomination to have the fugitives or
um: I ma- basin to look nanny. whee m.
Officer we: compelled” 53.320!“ “101,11 that the ne
-8m: in his custody were not__fugitive slaves, but .
Wieardnrkey. belonging :to .thmbfinbm's. who
”Sun of with another .dank’l wife.‘ Even this
a“ ‘m nfiafy the crowd, until one of their mm:-
b" "“9511“ the guy Loth‘lrin; I.J=2 . ;:
{lggf‘sli‘ win he understood that the strait of:
mm. a :3 mm b. lttequedflifll puffing;
coma xi"; n mm“ 1!“:qu if”??? Em? A-
P3P"; Amp“!!! any-moie" he‘fo,’t6'aom‘gi mall
. -. ' nd yet, whammy jtgehbeigdeig
Mthatthe North in “ii“: 30! AHW i- ‘
toward the South. - 3.1-! $15.52;” 85'”
A Psee mon RestprrsJé-A man of wealth
from the interior, owning a. [lumber of forms. is
likely to be summoned to an’swe’r'n's‘erious charge.
Upon the farm adjoining that on which hercsides,
and which is owned by him, lives s. hard-working
hushandman named Scott. Mr. Scott has a family
of children, one of whom, a girl of sixteen year-8.
is more then usually pretty: '
Some three weeks ago, this man, it is now de:
posed, engaged hoard at the house of Dr. Bucha
nan, No. 1833 Gallowhill street, for s. lady-and gen
tlemen during the confinmen’t of the former. The
names of the couple, he said, were Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter, and thht he would vouch for the i'TBSPW“
ability. The termé were to be $7 per “991‘: ex
clusive of nursing and medical attendance. At the
alnT'lmint'et‘l day the parties arrived and entered "“0
the occubanoy of their room, sharing it together.
In the meantime. Mr. Sean’s @‘ugbm lee.” hume’
telling her parents that she had made an ethgE—
ment to teach school at J ohnstown. Th“? Bulf
poeed this to he the case, until they heard ‘0 “Ni"
3,in that she had been deceivmg them. and was
somewhere in Philadelphia. Her uncle, a hit.
Scott, Shmg Wilson, of Huntingdon, and a citi
zen of Tyrone, forthwith started in search of the
"u“; girl, and arrived in this city last Monday.
They at first endeavored to work up the mystery
without the aid of the police, but spent three days ‘
in vain pursuit. They then applied to the Mayor,
who referred them to the kind-hearted detective
Bartholomew, to discover the‘objeot of their search.
Bartholomew and detective Lennon soon brought
the matter to a close. .
They traced the erring girl to the house of Dr.
Buchanan, ”No. 1833 Gallowhill street. Having
satisfied themselves that. the girl was there, they
rang the hell, a summons responded to by Mr.
Buchanan in person. Mrs. Buchanan denied that
any such person was in the house. Mr. Bartholo
mew threw her on“ her guard by saying he had as
letter which he could only deliver in person, and
then the woman admitted that she was in the
house. The detectives then ascended to her room.
on the third floor, and, although Mrs. Buchanan
said that the girl was not in the room, the ofiicers
hnrst open the door. There they found the miss
ing girl. and with her. his boots and 'coat of, was
.a man whom the oflicers had not previously known.
Both were arrested, placed in ’a carriage, and
taken to the central. station, where the girl.wne
confronted with her friends. The man’s name is
'J. T. Hunter. He resides at Shade's Gap, and is
anytmda a printer—more shame for him, Justice
Beitler then put him on his oath, when he deposed
that he had been engaged by the first-nemedlparly
. to bring. the girl to Philadelphia, and place her in
i Dr. Buchanan's house, and to pass himself as the
Y husband of the girl during their stay there. Dr.
I Buchanan arrived at the station shortly afterwards,
i and deposed that a gentleman giving the, name of
Hunter (not the Hunter above referred to) had-en
gaged board for a‘lndy.and gentleman, assuring
him at the same time of the entire‘ respectability
of the parties ; that on last Wednesday this Hun
ter visited the nity, paid the board ofthe reel Huh
ter and the ‘girl up to'that date, and left the, city,
as hebelieved, the next day. , ,‘ . ,;
The Alderman then issued his writ to the Sherifl'
of Huntingdon, rendering-up to him the girl and
the man Hunter. The family accuse the first
named putty Withthd rhinofdthe girl, and expresg
a determination to’,’,ohtnin redress fit the :éipendi
ture of their last dollar. The unfortunatelvgirl
was taken back to Huntiugdon county last night,
1 and theiman‘ Hunter with her. ‘ She is a mere child
. in anneal-once; her age is but sixteen,'and {€ll6
appears, even younger. She: is. enciente, and“:
object to make one's heurt ache. Her family tare
loving toward her, and? in their relief_ at having
reborere‘d" her s’eemed for a. moment to here forage.
ten the game, inflicted upon “them through“ or
_ error. sw saddesparties, we fancy, entered the
ears last night than the parties engaged in this
:afi‘air, which makes the eighth‘one of the same
character workednp by Deteetlro Bartholomew
sincelastsummer. . V. » ‘ o, i _ f
We find-the above-remarkable page free: real
life in the North American of Friday. - There was
no persdn named Hunter engaged in the afl'air at
all, and the principal in 111° matter is said to be in
Hui: city new. The faetsjn the case will beTully
developed in a few days, when we shall give them
to the'pnblio, iegeidlees of the position .held by
those who may be hit. . ~
“ Worms or Tn: 011. Exduexem.”—-A week or
ten day: ago an uticle with. this title found its
way into the local department of our-piper. We
clipped it from some city paper, and omitted at—
tubing the credit. Some of the papera published
in the oleeginoue 'region are taking Vusto task for
publishing What they prove by facts and figures to
he untrue—a circumstance which renders it peace
lery for us to say that we only told the talexes it
was told to 'uefby some other . paper. The, lost
Vennngo Spectator replies toites follow; :
" Under this caption, the Herrisburg anor
up Union laments over the victim of the oil
fever. It nye,the average daily product of 29
wells bored, in this regionfis 15 barrels daily. Let
us insure our contemporary that there are 75 pro
ducing wells and their total product is an average
of. 16 barrels each. '
“To show our oil operators how grossly Lth‘e
Purim)! Arm Unmnflsns been mieinform ed‘we'qnoee
from the article :, _ z .
" ‘ At. least 86 per cent. of .the operativfi in the
region referred to have suffered a deadloss. When.
the discovery was first made it was not unusual for
the producer to receive fifty cents per gallon. That
time has gone by, and as the supply increases,
without. any udeqnute increase in the (legaudrthe
prices must rule at ten cents, or even lower:
“We thiok'the above will be news! Now, for
the fuels: The price of oil is 30 cents per gallon in
Pieubnrg, and purchasers are always on hand for
it, ill the wells, and offering that price on the ground;
less the freight to _Pmshurg and charger. whi'éh
are about 6 cents per gallon. The supply is not
greater than the demand, but just the reverse is
the foot. Estimating the State debt. at $40,000,000
in round numbers, the yield of oil in this region,
done, will pay the intense And We are just be
ginning to get it. _ , . '
How long it. may continue is uncertain. Drake's
well his been worked over one year and is us good
as ever, and the wells in India have been produ
cing 400 years and there is no use in telling ’them
to “dry up-" It is likely that our liltle " excite
ment” will last until the year, 2,500, or theree
bouts.” - 7 v
Exam-Hum .u- human—The Alleged Murderer
qf Mill ,A‘daline Bauer Dilcwered—A correspond
ent of the Bulletin, wfltihg from Reading under
date. of the 28th, gives the following: '
“It will be remembered that two year: ago—or
somewhere about October, 1858—8 most brutal
murder wal committed in the vicinity. of Mohra—
ville. Berke county. PM The victim was a young,
handsome woman, of about eighteen years old—
snd Ilthough the authorities of Berks county insti
tuted the moat sell-chins scrutiny into the affair,
they failed to fix the crime on any one—nev‘l
persons were arrested at the time, but,sueh was the
mystery hanging over the murder thnt no clue
eould he obtained to point out the perpetrator of
therdeed. Among other persons arrested ll: the
time wen a. man named Heilner, residing in Schuyl
kill county, and though suspicion: eirenmlteneel
pointed to him an the guilty person, yet the nu
thorities did not deem them of such importance as
to hold him for trial.
"But it is now ascertained by the dying confusion
of an neeomplioe, that Heilner was the murderer.
of Miss Bavor. He was neeordingly arrested yea
terdey, and confined in the Pottsville prisonl to
unit the authorities of Berks county. We did
not learn the name of the person who conferred
the crime. but we learn that he died in Schuylkill
county yesterday, and shortly before his death re
vealed the fact that he and Heilner were the per
petrators of the horrid murder of Miss anor.
“‘The old adage that ‘murder will out’ is again
verified. This murder we: shrouded in mystery
and the discovery ot‘ the criminnl will be e relief
to persons who were looked upon with suspicion.”
A Srnona‘ Impeach—At a. recent term of the su
preme court ofßangor, :he case of preomb vs. the
inhabitants of Newburg. for damages for alleged
defect in the highway,'eame up far trial, when the
defendant‘s put in the .follewing'fipecifi'cktionl of
defence: 1. No lunch Qewh ’nsiNewlligrg; 2. No
each man as Newoonba' 3- N 0 may; '4- NO 11016
in the read; 5. N 9 .I.!Ol'BQFVWiPi'l'Pd3 6. ,{Hon'e
injured did not. heloeg to pleinrifl'; 75‘ Phintifi":
finger not hurt; 8. Plaintif'inhig‘e‘i' inifired two
yam before,- 9- Pumas, hjdidéhib Aim fitter
57 W‘FJRS' it with P the]: twainqytofl§fléeg
the museum“ of’-‘.‘ctién agaiibb‘teir‘ififi efiiiéii
fiutios. s‘o‘f; rand ‘pr‘oph‘ratiéulfof’; a"; gig} flak
uni-39: yncoeggsrjgtégida th‘i‘t tfié’iéi'iifi‘ér’ifiim
defendants- ~
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Don’r be aft-aide! n. little'i'un at. home, good
people! Don’t shut up-yeur houses lest the sun
should fade your carpets ; and your heorts, last 9
hearty laugh should shake down some of the musty
old eouWebs there! If you want to ruin your sons,
let- them think thutall mirth and social enjoyment
must he left on the :threshold when they 60“”
home at night. When once a. home is regarded as
only a place to eat, drink and sleep in, the work
is begnu that ends in gambling houses and reck
less degradation. young people must have fun
and relaatation somewhere. If they do not find it
at their own heartbstunes, it will he sought in
other,‘ and, perhaps, less profitable places. There
fore, let the fire burn brightly at night, and make
the home nest delightful with all those arts that
parents so perfectly understand. Don‘t repress
the buoyant spirits of your children ; half an hour
of merrimeut round the lamp and firelight of homo
blots out the remembrance of many a euro and an;
noyenoe during the ‘day, and the best safeguard
they can take with them into the world is the un
seen influence of a. bright little domestic sanctum.
Mnssns. Eniruns:—ln is well known to your
readers that at the session of the Legislature of
our. State for 1860 a. free banking law was passed.
Under the provisions of that not 4 bank has been
eetabliehed in this place, melted the "Clearfield
County Bank," has gone into operiitlan and heel!
issuing its notes for some time. lam not a stock
holder in this bank, and unfortunately for me not
even a. note-holder, yet I think as it. is a. new one its
merits should be made known to the public.- Any
one examining the not of 1360 willfind that the
State is bound for every dollar of the issue ot‘ any
bank ehnttered’under it ; and in addition to that,
the names of the men who conduct this ligating;
tion—such as Jamese'l'. Lennard, Richard Show, J n
B. Graham, William A. Wnllaee, Jim—in' gleufiEienl
guarantee of its soundness. I lay nnhesitetingly
that the “Clem-field County BMW-is the infest
bank in Penney lvenie. ‘ Mich. 7
'Cnn‘ensmm, Pm, Dec. 26, 1860._ '5 - ' - ‘. .‘.
Gnu)!“ Bum—A Gel-min. ball will take glance
at the house of Adam Erb, in _Second sire t, on
Tuesday evening, January m, 1861. Tickets
$l.OO, admitting a gefitleman anfl'lady. L
H. gurtis, ‘. n. wéiaxmg', .
Z. Meyer, » F. Snyder, . .7 ‘
dun ‘ George Meyer; "3 ’f-'
HarpuAi'vf's Bun UnAxr.-—.Stmngei"s ,dojgnr'ning
in the city will find vJos. Hofiman’a restaurant at
thevnortlxeas‘t corner of Dewberry alley and] Mar
ket; street, azfew. door: from the Pal-kc 'Hon'segnd
mirably fitted up, _bolh up mgr: and down suit-é,
and at all times supplipd'nlth'théilbeit oysters the
Baltimore a'nd Nbi-folk‘pllirkets alfdrd,ihiqh' will
he ae'fif'ed up ii: any atylb deaiied." Allin asks is
a trigl, an he'g’hh'r‘ifiteéqqukiyef aiiigfgéfioél‘ 1'
Ndflan.-§-,-There yillfi'lie fa l‘pix‘hlig preiiminary
meeting of ‘young‘ men‘ov'erthe age of 14 Ind any!
21. at the Sons off Tampa-gnu Hall,- oon'ler oeroi'th
Secoqd and Saul: m., on Wadpgaday dvenihg,
.1511qu 2d, for flu pi'u‘rpoae‘ of {aiding I auction
of'cgnus hr Tnxnniudfi. "Al'lt‘aro‘igjviitfidgéé it
in Igpublio meeting. Lot thgro'he nufull 13:11» huh.
evening. V ‘ "' ' "V “‘ ' f'
Tn LATEST News mon FORT Menu-nl3 .-Wo
learn from a private source, at Cherleeton, that the
eieicement concerning the, evacuation» of ; Fort
Monltrie is on the increase. Troopeaare gathering
in the neighboring States in rendioese to march to
south Carolina, ondyholf the people 1n ; the cotton
States are in soldier olothee. In this part of the
country the people continue to keep ooofhgnd in
stand ’of flooring nfilitii-‘y uniforuu’, they keep
themselves comfortable, and look ,elégnnt in the
garments procured at the Brown Stone Clot-hing
Ea“ of Book): 11l 1 Wilson, Nos. 603 ond’6os Ghee
nut sheen-hove Sixth, Philadelphin. ‘
A LARGE L 0“! OF'GOODS received 00-day, suitable
for presents, which will be sold off mueh below
their real value. -.00 dozen of Hem-stitched and
Grass Linen Handkerchiefs, at 20, 25, 37 and 50
cents a piece ; 100 Sets of Collars and,Sleevee,di
root from New \ork auction, at. very loiv‘Prices;
Genu’ Plain and Bordered Linen Handkerchiefs;
beautiful 10!; of Lime Gui-hing; Chenille Saint‘s,“
mind 25 cents ; 10 pieces of Gassimere for hints;
10 pieces of Cloth, fin- Oloaks; g 5 pileees‘efi all
kinds of Flannel; 2,000 yards of best bréwn Mus
lin, for' 10 cents; weollen'secks,'ls, 20 acute;
Undershirte. Drawers, 50, 02, 75, and a. great many
oiher bargains. ._ w ‘ S. anv,
Eon TIE HOLIDA¥§.-—.Pei§ons in search of goods
suitable for holiday present; will do wellmo give
Bnowxom) dc SAiiWyefih’lbnildinsi' opposite the
J ones House; a call, They have the qubgio satfs,
Clo'aks aim Cloth’ ro'r cio‘aks, shawls;Pear‘lrur§aa,
Collars, Sleeves, Gloves, finial-y“ Silkyfiilll 15nd
wamen Goods, and Ladiés’ Dress Goods of all da
scriptions. During-”the Holiday I¥l§on they are
determined not to be underaold, mickey only ask
the public to call, exdinin'e, and ‘m‘pare priues
with any other establishment in the city or noun
tfy. On many articles a‘ reduction h been made,
in order to carry out our datenninanpn to reduce
our stock as much aé josaible during this week.
, gaelHlw.
PURIFY YOUR BLOODf-BRANDRETH’S
Plus Wennmnm 10 Gun Fern sin. Aow.-—'l'h‘e
eflect or purging with ansmnnm’s ‘p'nim ind re
store the health, no mm: from that use Runny; be
sufl'ering. They take out all impuitieXfrom‘the' sye‘
tom; and they have the some power-of expulslon over
miasrn, poisonous vapor of decayed vegetables, or indeed
any Poisonous exhaustion: .bmthed by man whatever.
In fact, if the blood 1! poisoned, it is impure, sud im
pure blood results in disease. A g
_ . ' snmnnmms mus, 1
though innocent as broadly“ they are capable
fying the blood and curing dueue', So, they?
kinds .of fevers, ell asthma, cetsrrhs, cestlve
painful afiections of er'ery klnii; . “1
Sold,price 25 cents, Et- -N0.29§ Carp! street.
and by all Druggiste. "Also, by 31:0. H. mm
of Second and Chestnut streets, Harrisburg,
respectable dealers in medicines. defl
Tm: GREAT Examsn Rmmm
James Olarke’s Celebrated Fem-1e Pills, premg
prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D., Physical:
mryto the Queen.
This invaluable medicine in unfailing in the
those pninful and qmgerqus distance to which
constitution is‘subjoop. It modems» all oxeq
move! all obstruction! and e speedy cure my ‘
mo Kummn mamas
it is peculiarly united. It will in I Ihort til
the monthly period with nlarlly.
Each bottle, price Onewsollu, been the 4
Stamp of Great Britain. to prevent ”“130er
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m FIRST THREE MONTHS or Palmnzioi
am To nmuo- on stomxmn, nu u
an ABI sun. _
In Illness- or Nervous and Spinll Aflectlo : 1"“ ‘.n “1°
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on alight exertionig’flllmatwn 0‘
the Heart, Hysteric! and Whites, the» Pi] will efi'ect a
cure when all other means havefailed, end arming“ upon
qrfnl remedy, do not contain inn, «mum antimony; ‘or
anything hurtlnl to the eonntituthn. _- . 1
Full emotions in the pamphlet mum’s-ch luck-so.
which‘ehonld be carefully pree‘érved. ~1 ‘ , ' - : -
n. 13.—5,1,00 nme pomp mmp- enclqsefl .qu In! an!
thorixad Agent, will insure ;_ mug; mm”: 0191' 50.
gills, by nturnmail. ' , ,V , u ' '
ran-1e by c. A. 31ml”, Hullmhurm ”Hull:
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In I(I warn”! I‘d-3’- '- —-
dam—'o3: 3:553:32 comm-s 9311 mm Tflesteafii
moh'i’es‘ to the 'vnlue bf a. new “tic" knownlormelfiiin
in 3‘» Prepared Glue, ”useful mung??? “In“; it 1%
furniture. 'lt is préfigred' .m v!“ “ .5132. ...... m
kip-tin the prop" .condifion'foninxm lid! 1‘ ‘."in
chemlclllevnpofltlng as soonlu it_ in am a; thi‘;
t'" 8‘“ to Wm. M m “9“" I'3 'w‘fimn
m Mini: qguwmhmvmi ...1. . .XL 1?
"im- " "‘ " macaw-raw J 7
I'ol- ule by O. A. BAMAI‘I', -
n7-dkwlm -
[Communicated .]
COMMITTEE.
SPECIAL N 0 TI OE3.
SET“T"IJED FO'B‘EVFBi _
’ ‘ - The important question a
POISON -IN HAIR DYES!
CBJSTA Doao’s H A IR DY E
‘ - Has been analyzed and -
DECLA.RE.D HARMLESS!
13! Pnornsson ROBERT CHILTON, on New Young,
The first analytic. i. America. Effect of the Dye almost
'nfit'mhneons.‘ ‘lmpurts a. Jet black or my shade of
“AWL Color‘ rich, natural, and uniform. Munufnc
tured No. 6 “tot House, New York. 801 d everywhere,
and applied ’by all Hair Dressers. f deD-dkwlm
W_E call the attentlon of our readers to
an article advertised in another column: celled BLOOD
FOOD. It is an entirely new discovery, Ind must not
be uonfounded with any of the numerous patent medi
cines of the day. It is robn roe. ms noon, already
pregfll'ed for absorption; pleasant bathe tents and natu
ral m action, and what one gains he retains. Let ell
“1°39! then. who are snfl‘ering from poverty, impurity or
@5319“! of blood, and consequently with some chronic
415.9859 or ailment, take of this BLOOD F 001) and be re
stored to health. We notice that on: hamlets hue
received a. supply of this article, and also of the world
renowned Dr. Enron’s Imuxnrn Canning which every
Wither Should have. It contains'no persgoric or opiate
01' any kind whatever and of course must be invaluable
for all infantile complaints. It will alley all pain, and
soften the gum; in process of teething; and fit the 861116
time regulate the bowels. Let all mothers and neraes,
who have endured anxious days and sleepless mghts,
procure “apply and be at once relieved.
15’ 88s advertisement. 5u17-dkw3m
HELMBOLD‘S GENUINE PREPARATION Cum Qu
vel, Bladder. Dropay, Kidney Affection. «' ~
fi—Etfii 'OLD’n fiennmv 11.-quaint!
Dahilitateu Sufferers.
ELMBULU’fi Genuine Preparation for Loan of
H Long or Mammy, ,
HELMBOst Genuine Preparation for mmcuny o‘
Brunt]: ing, Ganenl Wukneal.
HELMBDLD‘S Genuine Prepunion for Wank Nervefl,
_l'Horror of Death. Trembhg. ,
fiEYalißOLfi’S_Gennino Prepnration for Night sweats,
Ooldfnet, Dimnesl of Vision. ' _
HELL‘MBOL ”’8 Genuinr Preparatien far Ling”; 7| ni
. Vera-l Lassitude of the Muscular svnexn‘. , ,
{Tinflnomfilmino Fleur-tion rnr‘i'alhd count»
' ‘3,“ “"1 :lirnptiong. 3 _ ,_______
HELMBOLD'B-flennin Preparation ’for Pun: 'in ta.
Back, Huadachqfiick Stomnch. ' ; : .
33PM ndrartis'ement headed .
‘ l ‘ " BELMBOLD’B EXTRACT BUOflU ‘ '
in another calumn. ' . -' - udll—dlevmnl
_ MRS. WINSLOW,
All azmnanced nurse and female phydiclan, has : Sooth
ing Syrup for children teething,‘which‘ greatly facilitate
the prongs 'of teething by. softening ths‘gnmn, reduci‘lglu
InflßWMtlOPr—Will allay nllrplain,rand «item's to to; V to
the DQWBII. Depend upon it anthem,“ will $9 mat to
yourselves. Ind'relief um beam: to ‘your ih’ u. Per;
901:1? safe in :11 cases. See “vertiaement in another ooh
umn. M mngJßbQ-dlzwly *
: Mgtl-ers, readfithis, V - V
Thu following in _an extra“ from I 191?“! "mm b!
3. ppm 6f the Baptm Chunky) the Jam? ,wnd
Mq'ssqqger, Gingijmntl, Ohio, and,_ppeaku vqlulm'elrln
favor’ of that‘vfdrld-rehowned medicineLst. Wilts
Law’s 8001;3qu Snip: {on 0311.133311'33131116: . "
“We see a‘n‘ “yep-gimme“ ln_ you: gamma: of Mrs.
Wlnslow’s making-Syrup. .‘Ngwyro new":E mid a. word
in favor of xpatent‘m‘edl‘fine‘ before in our life, but we
feel compelled to any to your readers, that this in 'no
humbug—w: luvs uranium!) now u- 10 u ALI. u
cunts. It is, prqbably, ‘ong 01193119 most successful
medicines ‘of flie‘ds'y; because I“: {a and of the best. And
thpse or, yqur‘xe'ggienivhqflhayogbgbiea and: do better
thantp lulu ggilppl'x, .; ”a . _.-.,aap2,D-d&wly
1 M P 0 B‘TLAETL‘QI 93!}!!! Al‘- ,E S
on. . wgassmws FILES: *
The wfibmtiun .01? inwflfinta Sufi“! O’l’flll n"? th
reaultgofs‘loi: 'ifipdgéxteggfi‘gpmctilgo.‘ The] are mild
in théipopopgxpnpnd. «thigh: eotgeeflng‘lll inane
luitfpa, piggy 'ua‘pggr’mfiqp rammingfill. obstruc
tiouvurvzheh‘a'gjgom 439.1“ ojiiofinnrigtq, headscho pain
in magma "pdfifigflon qf, $119..th “whitey Aali net:
w‘m‘h samba, gums, rang; ’plginjnfihe 3”»:qu
limbl,&c;,“¢_l‘i‘am pd'l'leepf,‘ .pfi.xujso_,frominump-:
fionofngtpxfif,’ .‘ ’..,1. .‘ .~ ~ , .
.V . :15. .g"GHEESEMAN’S 2.11.1.3 . .
was the oommencoment‘of- “some". inflm- batman:
of thou magma-mien Ind ohtmotiomwhich have our
nignod‘ao, mamma- Manna young, thy beautiful,-
Mdztha moved to llflllfllli many No lemme“
enjoiflgood hum] unless Ihe is regal“, Ind whenever
angihtmofionhku .plnoe the genus! health begin; fo
0 0. . - ~ » 2 .a - _
, DR. CHEESBMAN‘S PILLS
ere the most eflectuel remedy ever known for :11 com
plaints peculiar to Females, To‘ell c}aee_ee they stein.
nimble, Mum's, with‘ certainty, periodical regularity.
They ere known to thoueende, who hue used them It
difierent periods, throughout the country, keying the
“notion of some of the most amines: Physicians in
America. _> .
Explicit directions, stating when, and when they
should not be used, accompany one): box—ldle fries One
Dollar ‘each box, containing forty Pills... -
A ‘vuueblo. Pamphlet, to be bud free, of the Agate.
Pills not by mail pron‘zpflg, b eucleeinE‘fx-iee the
_Genml Agent. ' 139mb noggin: gener y. ' _
' n. B. £11130}! 1368, General Agent,
. ‘ - 14 Broadway, New York.
Bold'infisrrieburg by 0. A. BANNVABT; .
deal ’BD-dkarly ' ' ' ’
Dr. muaom'. Concentrate]! Remedies.
No. I. ran GREAT RIVNIR. aMlly eradicate: all
the evil emet- of SELF-ABUSE u Loser of Memory,
sum-tum of Breath, Giddl'neee, Pelpltltion of the noun,
Dimneen of Vision; or my eouetitutionel derangemente of
the system, brought on by the un'mtnined indulgence of
the Immune. Acts alike on either uel. Fri“ One DOD-I'-
No. 2. TH! BALM will cure in from two up eight elm
any use or Gouonnnme, in wimout'mu or einell, ind
requiree no restrictidn of action or dies. For either sex.
Price One Dollu. .» .
No. 3. Tu'fl'EßEß will cure lnfthleehorteet punible
time. In; case of GLEET even nt‘t‘er all other Remedial
have lelléd toprodnee the nieeired afoot. No hate or smell.
Price One Donn. _ V
No. 4 THE'EUNITEE is the only Remedy that will
really cure Strietnxee ofthe Urethra... No mutter of how
£315 etandingpr neglepted the cam; my)». Pri‘ne One
11‘. ‘
No. 5. THE BOLUTOR will cure any case of GRAVEL,
permanently and epeedlly‘rémove all Inflation: of the
Bladder sud manage. , Price Una holler. ‘
No. 6. FOR PA TIGUDABB 631 i CIRCULAR. .
No. 7 THE AMARIN will cure the Whites radically,
and in I much shorter time than they on be removed bl,
my uther treatment. Inhcfi, is the only remedy that vi 1
gall}!!- correct thin dinordgr. Pleasant to take. Prim 0m
0 . ,- ‘. . ‘ ,
Rhoada’ Corner.
s: m“: onmgfilgrgfifirgnm comm, [are and
l yI; p uci _ . or same ' my
Irregulumas or til-EB mqnthly periods. . ’Pr‘iee Mum.
No 9. FOR. PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR. , .
Either Remedy sent this by mil on receipt of the price
annexed. Enclose pontage‘etamu and get 3 Circular.
General Depot Honk—Beet! corner of York Avenue and
Gallowhill Street. ‘ Pfivute once LOLYork Avenue, Phih,
uelihfly Pt = ‘ . . . n = . .
For eule in Hurrinburg only byC. A. BANNVART, What!
Circulexe oontuiniug vfluble informt‘en, with mu de
ecriptiom of each one, win he delivered gratis. on appli.
cation, Addrele > v DB. FELIX BRUNON
myl.aly_ P. 0. Box on. Phihdelphiu, 1%..
IT WlyLl‘l‘SfA‘Y ¥OU|
, V T 0 ::V: ‘e
REA D" 'TH I S .
OBSERVE WHAT :_| SAY!‘
of puri
-Icure all
HARRISBURG 1!!
ess and
1r York,
, corner
(I by all
‘ wlm
TO SEE AND MAKE YOUR'PURCHASES
FROM THE LARGE, HANDSOME
—Sir
. Rom 8
tnordi-
'lO of 111
. e fem“.
gad re
rolled on
bring on
vemment
AVAILING MYSELF OF mm
f. '5 nunum
_ amtm
out: Till
ADVANTAGES WHICH READY
p. s.—n+vmasjEpUߧ9. ». i ~
A FIRST RATE CUTTER AND TAILOR;
ITé..WILL,.. PAY You.
TO
IT :WILL FA 'l' Yo U
FOR A VISIT‘TO
AND FASHIONABLE STOCK OE
READY MADE CLOTHING, CLOTH,
CASSIMERES,‘VESTINGS AND
QENTS’ FURNISHIEG _GOODS
now mxrosnnm um WELL
KNOWN ARCADE-Np. 3 JONES BOW;
CASH PRESENTS, I OFFER ALL
\'. . . x
GOODS AT 10 PER CENT. CHEAPER.
CHAS. s. .SEGELBAUM.
lAM NOW BRAIN TO MAKE . -' -* ‘
, .: mime! :fimdfiim firm.
”d M: '1 wfw‘fn‘w EM "Ki‘fibhifififim
octo-d4m
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
IT is compound'ed entirely nun Gumu, and ha
become mi entablxshed fun, 3 “Audi“! Medicare] known
and approved by all thst m’ !Pfle usedit,andis new re
sorted to with confidence In Illthadimsesrorwhich
t is recommended
It Ina cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates in
The do» must be adapted
individual taking it, and
to mtgantly on thabowelu.
Let the dictates of your
use of the LIVER IN
will cure Liver Com
tncksfl! yupepsiu,‘
siiiiit e i- 0 a In.
It, Dro 11 my, Soul“
0 o 3 ti v eneu, Chol
ru. Mot-bus, Cholera
lence, Jaundicc,
es, In‘d may be aged suc
rYa Family Medl- m
HE AD'ACHE, S“. H
Iwemz' minutes, i
3:01! all are taken p
c .
All who use it are H
in its favor. a
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE INVIG
Damon, AND swunow BOTH TOGETHER.
for 14@rvons and
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
—ALBO- ‘ ‘
Power,
GATHARIG PILLS,
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Gases, Air fight, and wall Imp m any climate.
Thu Familyflathqr- ‘ tic PILL in I gentle but
active autumn, wmun W the proprivhr hi» use“:
his practice more than II: twenty yum. ’
Thenopehnfly W Indegmnnd from those
who had long used the A P_ 1.8, and the satisfac
tion’ which :11 upgeu in wto their use, he
induced me to pines ”then- H hid the reach of sll
Tho‘hofoulanunmw Hunt 'difl'erent Oathllfiu
not on film-ant portion! a. - of‘-thé'bowell.
The FAMILY CA- THARTIO PHIL hay,
with the reference ”this D- -' well betabliahed fact, been
gomwnnded Rom I. mie- ‘ ty-of the parent Vetie’table
‘ ' ‘ "Vhigh ant_llike H on every Part 9f _0 sli-
Extracts, '1
mentuy anal up! Ire
easel when a Gamma in
rangome'llllof 11l
Pains sin the .lh'ck
ne..) ruin find Sore
h’ody, trdm Indian c 0191:
glacfld ,end in I ‘long
Afyetite, a. Creel-in':
over; fine lady, But
vmem n m Hun; All
EABEB, Woman in Chil
tiu'n‘, “li-grout =PURII‘IIB
dine-sash which flesh is
mention in thil gunning:
'- -'.: 1 ‘Bflcex'l‘hraernimesw ' v
The Liver Invigontm' Ind hmilr Gotham Pill: are
nailed-by Dmgfi: generally,- and-sold wholenie by the
Tudninalnhe em.~ ‘ .- W 33'
" , S. T- W SANFORD,'MQ DI, A
mnflmmenynd hepfle’mr, 208 Broadway, N. , Y; .
jy‘l-dkwly » 'r - > ' " -: ‘*
I GH-LDREN ‘ ‘
1n experienced Nur‘ae m’d Female Physiclim, presents
- 7 :' . _tq ,tha aflentiofn of mathers, her: "
so—OIT'H'ING SYRUP’,
, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitate! the process of teething. by
softening the gums reducing all inflammation—will
:llay Am. PAIN 3114 i spasmodic action, and in '
IVER I‘o BEGULATE THE BOWELB.
Dernd upon it mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
m . A A .
BELIEF AND HEALTH I'o YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this uticle for over ten years,
and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH o! if,
what we have never been Able to any of any other’medi
cine—NEVEß HAS I'l‘ FAILED, IN A SINGLE IN
STANOE I‘o EFFECT A CUBE, when timely used.
Naver ditl we know en instance of dissatisfaction by nny
one who need it. On the unitary, 111 are delighted with
its operations and speak in terms of commendation of
its magical ekeets nud~medical virtues. We speak in
this matter “ WHAT WE DO KNOW,” after ten yem’
egg-knee, AND PLEDGE OUR EEPUTATION EOE
T FULFILLMENT 01‘ WHAT WE HERE DE
CLARE. In slmost every instance where the infant is
suturing from pnin and exhaustion, relief will be found
:2 glean oi- twenty minutes After the syrup in admittin
r .
This valuable propel-etionls the prescription of one of
the most EXPERIENCED and SKILLPUL NURSES in
New England, end has been used with NEVER FAIL
ING 8U QEBE g '
It not only relieves the child from pain; but invigo
rate: the Jtomnch end bowels, corrects noidity,‘ end
give: tone and energy to the whole system. It will I]
most instantly relieve‘
GBIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND GOLIO,
and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily reme
died, endin death. We believe it the BEST and SURES'I‘
BEMEDY‘IN THE ’WORLD, in $ll ease: of DYSEN
TERY Ind DIARRHI‘EA IN CHILDREN, whether lt’
arises from teethingpr from any other cause. We would
lay to every mother who he: a child antral-in]: from any
of the foregoing complaints—Do NOT LET YOUR PRE
JUDIOES, NOR. TEE PREJUDIOES 0F OTHERS, etand
between you and your Bufl'ering‘child nnd the relic! that
will he SURE—yes, ABSOLUTELY shim—lm follow the
use of this medicine, if timely used'. - Full directions for
usin will accountpsny each bottle. None genuine unless
the fine-81mm o cUBTISda PERKINS, New York, in
on the outside wrapper; 5' ' ‘ V
Sold by Dmggists throughout the world; ;
Pusan“ Oman 13 Cum: Bran-r, New Yong.
Pinon onu’ 2,5 onmsrnn BOTTLE.
eepflO—dagwly
J-U E 0 El v E 1): fi
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED I
S-T-OCK OF BRANDIES,
"calvszsrn’ve or
3mm, msnnmdn a; 00., ,
' BISQUET, TRIGOOHE as 00.,
‘JAs. mmmssy t 004
' omnb, DUPUY a: 00., I
‘ ~, > J. ,1; F. MARTELL,
‘ A 11. '- > - JULES ROBIN a: co.,'
-" . ' . MARETT In co.
FOR SALE BY
- - . JOHN H. ZIEGLER,
deals _73 MARKET STREET.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! . ‘
' QHILDBEN’S, LADIES’ and GENTS’ CHAIRSPDG
a. grant variety of CABINETVFURNIIUBE units!) a for
I! LIDAY GIFTS at reduced prices. Also 3 new lotof
COTTAGE FURNITURE in sets; 9r ‘1 the single pieoe,
a . ‘ JAMES 11.3029 3; am. .
dezo-de. . . 29 South Second street.
2 500 POU N D s -
l‘zAlsms. omnums; cannons, m., &c..
‘ together With ORLNfl-Jss LEMONS, DRIED
mums, onmnnnfims, and a variety 0,
Articles suitable for the Holidays. Just 3
received by [dB2o.] WM. DOCK, 13., @l2O
' ,!___._
MESSRS. C HICKERING fit“ 00.
my]: AGAIN OBTAINED WE
GoLl) MEDAL!
AT THE ‘" ' ’
MEGHANICS’ FAIR,:‘BOSTON,
11an THE pnflflnmgfirnlx,
0 V3]: SIXTY 0.01:1'1’129110125:
CHIC .
~:rgrmgzxzzmskimmer!mos.mm»
oczs—tf w. moon’s mam sromi. ;
STEWART "& M’ABEE,
RECTI’FYING DISTILLER‘S,
wnqnpunn DEgLE'BSjH
BRANDIES, GINS, 'WI'NEs,
SCONH,‘3IRISH, OLD 'RYE A'ND BOURBON
WHIS K Y S , '
N 91410.! ILA, Bill”; 8 r 11.-1:14. +1
«121 ‘HAVRRI.S.B.UR G, r 4.“ “mam-i
711341; "UG‘: “€ll '2’GURED - HAMS-
Egfifiwxgmr‘f v.l;- WW ’ "
.-‘ . ..‘u‘i .‘. 1» win War-m! "’ '
FOR-Hie genuine ENG fiIsH M'UST’AB
‘ 3‘ W KELLER-’5 DRUG STORE.
illacal.
SANFORD’S
NEVER DEBILITATES
} within the but two year!
of relief, as the numerous
‘ my possession show.
to the temp arament of the
need in such quantities a;
[judgment guide you in the
VIGORATOR, and it
Iplaintl, Billi In At
iChronic Dian-haze,
p I uh” I. Dyleme
{Stomach I! hitlull
lie, Cholera, Chole
lln! nntum, F l at]!-
‘Female W en In: en
cesal‘ully an an Ordina
cinc. It will cure 8103
thousanda m MW”) in
two or three Tea
at commencement of n
giving their testimony
SA'NFORD'S
FAMILY
COMPOUNDED FROM.
.417, 7 ,- .7,
[pod Ind sat; in, Alp
needed, I'll'ch n Dj-
Stomach. sleepinéi‘a,
mid Indus, Canke
nfepl over the ‘wholl
which frequently if no
conrpe _ol.’ lent, iaOII o!
Isan'lntion‘ at Cb'ld
cuneurfilm A 01“ 0!
INELAMMATOM’ 1915,
dun _or Adults, Rheum:-
of‘th’o BLOOD‘Ind may
hair, too numerou to
igent. Doqe,l’mB.
MRS. WINSLOW,
fib‘fiSANDa 7911: cAang
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO AD
WINTER TIME TABLE
Ea“
FIVE TRAINS DAILY T 0 82 F 1101“ PHILADELPHIA.
' ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2673, 1860,
The Passenger Train: of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com,
pany will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia an follows : »
EASTWABD. .
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at
2.40 a. m., and arrive: at West Philadelphiaat 0.60:. m.
FAST LINE leave! Harrisburg at 12.56 p. m., and
arrives at West Philadelphia In 5-00 P- m-
MAIL TRAIN leave: Harrisburg at 5.25 p. m., and Il
rivee at West Philadelphia at 10.20 p. in.
These Trains make close connection at Philadelphia
with the New York Linea. ‘
‘ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. I,lenver Harrisburg
" at 7.30 a. 111., runs via Mount Joy, and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 12.30 p. m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION leave: Herrin
‘burg at 1.15 p. m., and arrives at. West Philadelphia at
0.40 p. m. '
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 2, leave! Harrisburg
at 5.35 p. m., was via Mount Joy, connecting at Dillar
ville with MAIL TRAIN East for Philadelphia.
WEETWARD. ‘
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leave! Philadelphia It
10.50 p. m., and arrive: at Harrisburg at 3.10 a. In.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 9‘oo a. m., “I.
vex-river at Harrisburg at 1.20 p. m.
LOCAL MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg for Pittsburg
at 7.00 n. m. ,
FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia at 12.00 noon, and ar
rive. at Hurishug at 4.15 p. m. ,
nAluusnune‘ ACCOMMODATION ‘l'nAiN 1'9"“
Philadelphia at 2.00 p. m., and arrive: at Harrisburg at
1.35 p. m. . . '
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Philadelphia .9
4.00 p. m., and arrive: at Harrisburg at 9.16 p m.
Attention is called to the fact, that passengers leaving-
Philadelphia at. 4 p. m. connect at Lance-tar with
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN ,and strive It
Harri-burg at 9.45 p. m. . . .
zko24-41tf
NQMHERN GENQTBAL RAILWAY;
gum
V NOTJG'E.
C'HANGE OF‘ SCHEDULE.- "
WIN T‘E R'; ARR AN G EM‘E Nl},
on Mm Armani MONDAY NOVEMBER 2m, 1m
the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central Bail!”
will lean Harrisburg u fouowa : ' * '
' .' GOING SOUTH. i
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave “"3430 t. n.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave at.........-.J.49&. 11:.
MIL TRAIN willle'laveht'...n...'.. .. 1.09pJ11.
HAIL TRAIN will 10870 “.... ..uu u . . . 1.40 p. In.
EXPEESS TRAIN will 16576 It. I I I l I I I I I “6.15 f: “I
The only Train ludng Harrisburg on Sundly will-b.
the ACCOMMODATION TRAIN South. at 3.00.». In,
for furthe itnformnion apply at tho oflice,.in Peu
aylvnnia Railroad Depot. JOHN W. HALL, Agent.
Harrisburg, November 23, 1880._n02.1 '
NEW AIR 14(1):”: ROUTE
NEW tonic.
MW.~., (LL/AYE .
___, ,1 a .._—.s“. « (2»! hp 3
It??? "=.,,——z:i'zi‘~4\ :;=T:§==
'1: 4. 1" _.T ‘ WEI-. 3
Shortest in Bistanco and Quieknst in Tim
. BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES 01'
NEW YORK ANVDI HARI‘IISBURG,
~ A
READING, ALLENTBWN AND EASTD'N' V
MORNING EXPRESS, West, leaves New York st 0
o. m., uriving o 1: Harrisburg at 1 p. m., out] 6x hours
between the two cities.
MAIL LIN]! leoves New York at 12.00 noon, nnd u]
rives at Harrisburg at 8.15 p. m.
MORNING MAIL LINE, East, leaves Harrisburg M
8.00 s. m., arriving at New York It 5.20 p. m.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS LINE, East, leoves Ennis
bnrg at 1.15 p. m., arriving at Nev York at 9.45 p. In.
Connections are made at Harrisburg at 1.001). In. with
the Passenger Trains in each direction on the Pennsylft
nis, Cumberland Volley and Northern Central Railroad-
All Trains connect at Reading with Trains for Potts
ville and Philadelphia, Ind at Allentown for Munch
Chunk, Huston, are.
No change of Passenger Cars or Baggage between New
York and Harrisburg, by the 6.00 n. In. Line from-Nev
York or the 1.15 p. m. from Harrisburg.
For beauty of scenery and speed, comfort and moon
modstion, this Route presents superior inducements to
the traveling public. ‘
Fore between New York and Harrisburg, l'rvx Donna: .
For Tickets and other information apply to
J. J’. CLYDE, General Agent,
Harrisburg.
den
EHILADEBqEHIA
READING‘RAILROAD,
WINTE R A-E'R‘AW G EMENT.
. ON AND AFTER DEC. 12, 1860, ,
rwo PASSENGIH; TRAINS LEAVE amalgam
DAILY, (Sunday: excepted» 518,00 A. H., Ind 115 I'.
m., for Philidelphia,'arflvinsthere st 1.25 P . m., mum
PJI. - _
RETURNING, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA It 8.00 Al
and 3.80 P.M., arriving :3 Hamburg at 1 P. M. and 8.15
D. 11.
junk—To Philadelphia, No. 1 Gm, 83.26 ; No. 2,
(in lune train) $2.16. ‘
rma :—l‘o Reading $1.60. And $l.BO.
At Banding, connect with thin: for Pomfifln, mnub
ville. Ismail, o‘“m: ‘o' '
FOUR TBAI'NS LEAVE READING 1'01! PHILADE
PHIAADAILY, at 6 A. m., 10.45 A. H., 12.30 mound
3.43 I'. 11.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA I‘OB READING n 8 A.
H., 1.00 I'. H., 3.69 P. m., m 6.00 P. M. ‘
um:—Ruding to Philldalpml, 31.15 aid 51.».
TH! MORNING TRAIN PROM HARRISBURG OOH
NIOTB AT READING with up tub! (or Wilkubu'n
Pithton Ind Ber-mon. :
l'ox through mum and other Momma apply to V
Ll. 01.11)], -
General Anni. #
dolb-dt‘l
PHILADELPHIA
READINGHIfAILBOAD.
PIER MONDAY, APRIL 9 1580
a" “D SOMMUTATION TICKETS, ’ -
With 26 Con us will 'be issued between my point!
“and, good 1%:- the home}- and any membex 01 hi.
family, in any Puuenger tram, end at my time—gt as
per cent. below the “8‘11“ “Yel-
Pgrflgp having cumin-la ‘nee the Boedfrequenfly on
humans or pleasure, mu ad the the" “tenement
convenient and economics}; u Four Pueenfer treiu
run daily each way between Reading and Phi mum
and Two Trains deny between Reading, roman.
Harrisburg. 0n Snndeye onlyone mornin treinDo
and one afternoon train U’p,rnne between gottevlllem
Philadelphia, and no Passenger ttein on the Lehman
Valley Branch Milieu,
For the ebove Ticket: or my Information renting
thereto, apply to s. Bruit‘ord, 111.41., rmmrer Phfledel.
phie, to the respective Ticket A nt- on the iine, or to
_ G. A. Imagine, Genetel Sflp’t-
Merch 27, 1880.~—mu28—dtf
H A T G H & G O. ,
s H I P A G E N T s
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
‘l3B wmm mum, mmnmm .
DEALERS m ‘.
FLOUR, enumrnonucm, coma-IG,
WINES AND ILIQUOBSV‘
roßAaao 41(1) 01504125,
novuam . 2 '1 "I 7
L. GODBOLD;J.PRAOI)IOAL Tum:
0 Al"! Brannon» PIANOS MELODEONB aw
a. margin future mult be leré It WM. xnoo’nmfi
uUSIO- STORE, 92 Market street, or :1: BUEHLEB’B
HOTEL. All pram Left a»: the flow-mod PM" 7"“
meet with prompt nunflon.
lint elm HANDS for Illa
DRIEHBEEFé-An extra. IofiofDRIED
v men” mm’fim‘b’ wu, nook. 13., £80.;
95.15,; £1065}:
S Tomanswme m:
Storage réceivéd It warehouse of "3 ‘
n 01? JAMES M. WHEELER.
fines. of Emmi.
SAMUEL 1). YOUNG,
Supt.‘ East. Din. Fauna flailrmd.
GOING NORTH.
REDUOTIQN ornssmann rms,
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