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THE TELEGRAPH 13 FUBUSHXD jr juyoniug, HIT GEOBQE BEBGNEB, 0m(7 THIRD NEAR WAlIWT. RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. SINGLE SUBSCRIPTION. hA i. .11.

ln. wvanco. Those personi who neglect to pay in advance will be charged $7. Thi Temobaph is also nnhiiwi iV.vi., Fire copies to one 6 25 to one Postnffioe 10 CO twenty copies to 18 00 J1KIIK.1L. dr.

Johnson; BALTI9IOBE LOCK HOSPITAL, HAS discovered the most certain, speedy and effectual remedies in the world for DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. RELIEF IX SIX TO TWELVE HOURS. NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS DRUGS. A Cure Warranted, or No Charge, in from Ode to Two Days. Weakness of the Baok.

Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharge, Iinpotency, General Debility.Nervo lioness, Dyspopsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Confuilon of Ideas. Pa'pitaiion of the Heart. Timidity, Trembling. Dimness of Sight or Giddiness. Disease of the Head.

Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels those terrible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth those secret and solitary praotioos more fatal to their viotims than the song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blightiig their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage, Ac, impossible. YOUNG MEN Especially, who havebooome the victims of Solitary Vico. that dreodihl and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of Young Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, WUO miguc oiuurwiaa iiavw vuimuvvu ubi. eniog Senators with the thunders of eloquence or waked to eestacy the living lyre, may call with full confidence. MARRIAGE.

I Married persons, or Young Men contemplating marriage, being aware of physical weakness, organic debility, deformity, Ac, speedily cured. He who places himself under the care of Dr. J. flul ralialntMlv ftnnfldo In hifl fannnr us crnntlnmnn. and confidently roly upon his skill as a Pbysioian.

ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately cured, and lull vigor restored. This distressing affection which renders life miserable aid marriage impossible is the penalty paid by the victims of improper indulgence. Young persons are too apt toe mmit excesses from not being aware of the dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now, who that understands the subject, will pretend to deny that the power of procreation is lost soonor by those falling into improper habits than by the prudent. Besides being deprived the pleasures of healthy offspring, the nioit serious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind arise.

The system becomes deranged, the physical and mental functions weakened, loss of procreative power, nervous irritability, dyspepsia, palpitation of tho heart, indigestion, constitutional debility, a wasting of the frame, cough, consumption, decay and death. Office, No. 7 Socni Frederick Street, Left hand side going from Tallimoro street, a few doors from the coruer. Fail nut to observe name and number. Letters must be paid and contain a stump.

Tho Doctor's diplomas hang in his office. DR. JOHNSON, Member of the Royal College of Surgoons, London, graduate from one of the most eminent colleges in the United States and the greater part of whose life has been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of VlaA tnhiif liAfiiaklna na a tlint Mawa aam lrnAtirn many troubled with ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great nervousnoss, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness. with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Theso are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth, viz: weakness of the back and limns; pains in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irritability, symptoms of consumption, c. Mkntally. The fearful effeots on the mind much to be dread ea loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, self distrust, love of solitude, timidity, Ac, are some of the evils produced. YOUNG MEN Who have injured themselves by a oertain practice indulged in when alone, a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or at school, the effects of which are nightly felt, oven when asleep, and if not oured renders marriage impossible, ana destroys both mind and body, should apply immediately. Way is it tnat a young man, tne nope ot nis counter, the darlina of his narents.

should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the eonsequenee of deviating from the path of nature and indulging in a certain secret naoitr buou persons should, before contemplating MARRIAGE, Reflect that a sound mind and body are tho most necessary requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey through life beoemes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to the view: the mind becomes shadowed with despair and filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness of another becomes blighted with our own. DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE. When the misguided and Imprudent (votary of leasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of this paln ul disease, it too often happens that an ill imed sense of shame or the dread of discovery deters him from applying to those who from education and re ipeoiaDiiuy, can aione Deinena mm. tie tans into the hands of ignorant and designing pretenders.

who, incapable of curing, filoa his pecuniary sub stanee. keen him triflins month after month, nr long as the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair leave him with ruined health to sigh over his galling disappointment, or. by the use oi the deadly poison. Mercury, hasten the constitutional symptoms of this terrible disease, such as affections of the Head. Throat, Nose, Skin, etc, progressing with frightful rapidity till dea puts a period to his dreadful sufferings by sending him to that undiscovered country, from whence no traveler returns.

INDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. I Themany thousands oured atthis institution, year 1 ATT Of VAikt nvift hk tinmneAite Imtmwaeit aHMtAnf uu psriorineu vy ur. ouuson, witnessed Dy the reporters of the Hun, Clipper, end many other again before the public, besides his standing as a gentleman of character and responsibility, is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted. SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. Office No.

7 Sodtu Frederick Street. dwly Thin Way for IMPORTANT TOllOUSEKEEPEBS! CrEOHCJE XeBXiACK, DIALRK IX STOVES, TIN AMEET IRONWARE, Corner of Third and Walnut Street, IIARRISBURG, ESPECTFUL IT.V lm.ll.. 1L. A' wo in, tanllnn Af and persons about to (' commence nousekeep glri. ing, to his extensive as 5KV sorunent or tne mostr popular Stoves, among which will be found the following: COOK STO VKK: EXCELSIOR, PARAGON.

COLUMBIA, CARROLL, MONUMENTAL, Tl TT r. nrnr rxn ATT XT wnt for the salo of the celebrated Range and Hoater, which can be relied null ana neater, wuieu being the very bost in the market. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware constantly SkL of wares is unsurpassed, and onnlSS.4?. wh dMir" t0 Purchase, i mKVi aBd Jobbingproinptly attend Ail Ft on ba henli Roefl ed to. solloit Don't of pubu Patronage.

at gtrrtL of Tnird and Wal at street. mariM dlvl OEO.L. BLACK. nut To the Stockholders of the Schuylkill euiu vaupaia improvement and Railroad Comnanv. NF.lCS iBheby given that in accordance tfUar eaoh b1m of tho capital liiail fwrtw within IV.Wf JE.oni tn tenth day of AnriLTMn: and SerK.VraJVVlJPC.W assessment within ISTJa 4i to tho company.

ma rifc. JiBecretary, Jtl.llr? treet, Philadelphia. SYRUPS, Of a superior quality, at QEMMILL QuioL EY'fl. alnut it (Mi BY GEORGE BERGWER. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OXYGENIZED AIR. DBS. ALTON (formerly of Philadelphia) Office Removed to Ho. 3, North Front Street, Harrisbufg, Where they will attend to the treatment of ALL CHRONIC DISEASES BY INHALATION OF OXYGENIZED AIR, Which has been used with marked success in over GO, OOO A S. THIS remedial agent is entirely different in its composition and effects from all other systems of treatment ever before used for tho cure of Patients do not need to experiment with this treatment for montbs to learn whether they are being benefited, but the results are immediate, the OXYGEN being breathed directly into the Lungs and thence earned at onoe into theblood.

purifying and invigorating every part of the system, and often giving the patient instant relief from the most distressing symptoms. Dieeases of the Throat, Air Passages, and Lungs, cannot be cured by pouring medicine into the stomach, because medicines introduced into the system in this manner never reach the lungs effectively, but do injury rather than good. All these diseases can be cured promptly and effectively by the use of OXYGENIZED AIR, and we have no hesitation in saying that wo can cure seventy five per cent, of Throat and Lung Liseases wbich are incurable by any and all other methods of treatment. This assertion is made on the authority of over 6,000 case of confirmed Con tumption which have been treated by this remedy. j.

OXYGENIZED AIR Is applicable not only in the treatment of diseases of the air passages but is effioacious in the cure of nearly every form of disease to whioh flesh is heir and has never been used in any ease of any disease without benefit. IT IS THE ONLY REMEDIAL AGENT KNOWN Which will eure Scrofula. With it hundreds of cases of this fearful disease have been oured, notwithstanding the fact that it has baffled the skill of every known system of medication and has been pronounced by the most eminent modioal writers an incurable disease. Diseases of the HEART and ARTERIES, and the NJSKVOUd SYSl'KM are at once relieved by this treatment. It has power over ASTHMA, DYSPEPSIA.

RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. PARALYSIS, LIVER COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY DISEASES, ULCERATIONS, SKIN DISEASES, And all affections resulting from an impure condition of theblood. Pains and Aches in all parts of the system are relieved by this remedy, it being the only true pain killer. TO LADIES suffering from any disease peculiar to their sex, we desire to say that our treatment is more efficacious for the relief of their difficulties than any otner system of treatment practised, and is frqe from the objectionable features of other system. Over 20,000 case of thisclassof diseases have been treated by this remedy and never in a tingle instance without benefit, OXYGENIZED AIR Is the great universal tonic and vitalizing element, and promptly overcomes debility whether local or general and gives vigor and etrength to every organ and (tsne in the, body.

OXYGENIZED AIR Is not a medicated vapor, nor is it nit rout oxide (laughing gas), ner yet simple oxygen all of which have been tried and found wanting, but it Oxygenized Air, a combination of Oxygen and Nitrogen unknown to Chemists an artificial AIR rioher in Oxygen than common air a combination perfectly agreeable to the patient, ahoays salutary in its effoctA, and an agent surpassing in its ranee oi application and healing power, everything heretofore known, and we use it because we know that it is more efficient and permanent in its effects than any and all other remedies combined, for tho treatment of alt classes of diseases. Buch as require medical treatment for any disease should call at our office and investigate the merit oi this system of treatment before allowing themselves to be placed under any inferior syBtem of treatment, and they can then say with others, who have experienced the benefits of our practice, it is a bliss to be free from pills and powders. Inquiries byUetter promptly replied to and information cheerfully given. Patients can be treated at thsirhomes, and at any distance. G.

E. DALTON. M. D. P.

PANCOAST, M. D. Offioo hours 9 a. h. to 4 p.

v. janS tf New Furniture New Furniture! GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS BARGAINS UNPRECEDENTED! Eiiininjei Adams, Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealers, Kos. 100, 102, 104 S. Second HAVE always on hand a largo and varied assortment nf n.U kinds nf ITnmitiira. notnnriH 60117 'AS.

TETE A TETE3, STUFFED CHAIRS. STUFFED ROCKERS. LOUNGES. MARBLE TOP TABLES. TABLES.

iJUKEAUS. BEDSTEADS. WOOD and CANE SEAT CHAIRS. WALNUT and C1I AMBER SUITS. MATTRESSES of all kinds.

and everything, in fact, that can be found in a well regulated establishment. Caning Chairs of all kinds done with promptitude and satisfaction guaranteed. Furniture delivered to all parts of the city free of charge that sold out of the city oarefully packed and shipped. Call and examine our stock of furniture and prioea. and judge for yourselves.

tf DRY OUR Full Stock ia now opened, and never before has a better oonortunitvbeen nrescnted to those contemplating their spring purchases. uur oiock emDraces nearly cverytning irom a Neat Print ud to the Choicest bilks, including all grades of mixtures for Walking Suits and Fine Dresses. IT It KID GLOVE AND CORSET DEPARTMENTS! Are already well known to" tberpublio. Large assortment of PARASOLS and SACK INGS. AUGH1NGBAUUH aprlB tf jmo.d marital pquare.

230. Cor. N. Second Fine st. 23S.

0 0 YINGST DIALERS I Furniture, (HI ClOtus), Window SIiHtleM, Looking 01iMittM, Bf AtireMHes, Ac. doe.28 ly II Tt risb g. si. Joint W. 91 over, MERCHANT TAILOH, No.

221 Market Street, Has just received his Spring; stock of goods consisting ot FINE FRENCH AND liOlUr) vJUA'l'lINUS, FRENCH AND LONDON CASSIMERES. A full assortment of GENT'S FINK FURNISHING GOODS. Gentlemen's Shirts made to order. Courvoisier's and Laporte's Paris Kid Gloves. apr2 tf; Book Carriers! TVTILLER WATSON'S Book Carriers for 1VI a useful and saving Invention for earrvincr the school books, slate, Jtc.

in. Piico 44 and 00 conlM each. For sale at 225 Market street, II arrisburg, Boots and Nlioes. Tirorn A lArirn arrival ot Shoes, which will be sold cheaper than the rL i haaMea thnv are of (rood eneaptBtiu mio uivj i of material ana woumi MKILY 8 Auotton (Store, next uoor vum uv. aprll tt ROCER1ESI GROCERIES Prime Grooerie.

of all kinds, at fahrt tf Third and Walnut iDRRANT BUSHES. A small lot of Vthree year old plants, for sale at the Citar Floral s. for sal laprSU Garden and Nursery. KW ADVERTISEMENTS WOODEN WATER PIPE, GAS PIPE, And Eave Trough! rpHE best and cheapest article ever made. Everybody, particularly Farmers and Miners, send for a free descriptive circular and price list to J.

A. WOODWARD. Williamsport. Pa" Patent Offices. INVENTORS who wish to take out Letters Patent are advised to counsel with MUNN it Editors of the Scientific American, who have proSecuted claims before the Patent Office for over Twenty Years.

Their American and European Pttnt Agency is the most extensive in the world. Charges less than any other reliable agency. A Pamphlet containing full instructions to sent gratis. A handsome Bound Volume, containing 150 Mechanical engravings, and the United States Census by counties, with Hints and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed on receipt of 25 cents. Address MUNN 37 Park Row.

New York. OOK AGENTS WANTED FOIl THE KKW BOOK. Men ot Our Times." cr Leadine Patriots of the Dav. An eleeant octavo volume, lichly illustrated with 18 beautiful Steel Engravings, and a portrait of the author, Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.

Agents say it is the best, and tells the quickest of any book they ever told. Some are taking2f Oorders per week. It will out sell "Uncle Tom's Cabin." We employ no general agents, but pay extra commission. Old agents will appreciate this item. Send for circulars giving full particulars.

Address HARTFORD PUBLISH'G Hartford. Ct. Wauled Agents, IN all parts of the United States for our new work, "PEOPLE'S BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY," Conaining over eighty sketches of eminent persons of all ages and countries, women as well as men a handsome octavo book of over 600 pages, illustrated with beautiful steel engravings; written by James Parton, the most popular of living authors, whose name will ensure tor it a rapid sale. Send for descriptive circular and see our extra terms. A.

S. HALE Publishers, Hartford. Ct. WANTED Everywhere Good Agents for our new work, "HOME BOOK OF BONDERS;" also for "A NEW FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH BIBLE." For terms, address A.BRAIN ARD, Hartford. Ct.

WANTED AGENTS FOR Bingley's History of Animated Nature, 1,200 Royal Ootavo Pages. 1,200 Fine Engravings. Price Only 86 SO. The Cheapest Book in the World. Exclusive territory and the largest commission.

Circulars giving full particulars, terms, also our fine poster with 'M sample illustrations, sent free on application. Address C. F. VENT 4 38 West 4th Cincinnati, O. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE OFFICIAL IIISTOBI OF THE WAS Ira Chabactkb.

Conduct and Results, By Hon. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. Its ready salo, combined with an increased commission, make it the best subscription book ever published. One agent in Easton, reports 72 subscribers in three days.

Another in Boston, 101 subscribers in four day a. Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Philadelphia. Pa. A MTTPT? SEND for Catalogue of VjAlilJLiNlJCirlO.New Practical Books on Architecture and Stair Building A.

J. BICK NELL A Publishers, Springfield, 111. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. A Beautiful Illustrated Book, worth a Thousand Dollars, sent free to any address on receiot of 25 cts, by addressing Professor JOHN VANDERPOOL, No. 2i 5 Winthrop Place, New York city.

CURE YOURSELF of Debility, Sexual Diseases, Send your address on stamped envelope and ask for circular of "Pathology." Direct AMERICAN NEWS 121 Nassau street, New York. GOODSPEED'S 60 lines written with one pen ot ink. The best thing in the world. Sample sent for 10c. $10 a day guaranteed to Agents.

Address J. T. PRICE Jc 37 Park Row. New Vork. Thomas It.

Aguew, 260 and 2Q3 GREEN WICn N. Has reiuced tbe prices of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Flour aed nil kinds of Urocerics lrom 10 to 20 1 cent. Best Javan Tea, 81. Best English Breakfast Tea, 01. Splendid Oolong Tea, 9Uc.

1,000 bbls. Flour, all grades, from $11 upwards. 20,000 gal. Molasses, all grades, from 40c upwards. Coffees, roasted and ground, 15o to 40 j.

Sugars, all grades, at refiners' prices, and everything used in every family cheaper and better than any store in New York. THOMAS R.AGNEW occupies his own store, owns the property and has no rent to pay; imports and buys exclusively for cash, never gave a note in his life, consequently he can undersell any house in the city. Cod Xiivei Oil Cream. A French Preparation, which preserves all the nutrious and medicinal qualities of the pure oil. Is free from all offensive taste or smell, and be ing agreeable to the taste is easily digested, thus affording the patient the full benefit of the quantity taken.

Is readily taken mixod with water, thus avoiding the use of whisky or other expensive or hurtful additions. Is recommended and prescribed by, the medical profession. Price, $1 a bottle, j'or circulars send to HYATT ic 46 Cortlandt N. Y. rilRUSSES.

4 'Seeley'sHard Rubber Truss' cures rupture, retains the most difficult safely and easily; never rusts, breaks, moves or soils; always new. Sold by all Druggists. Send for pam phlet, 1347 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. WANTED, AGENTS.

pfr5LoS everywhere, male and female, to introduce the GEN UIW IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SUWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, heiii. fell. tuck, auilt. oord.

bind, braid and embroider in a most superior manner. Price, only flti. cully warranted lor nve years, we wiu pay 1,000 for any machine that will sow a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. It makes tbe "Elastic Look Stitch." Every sooond stitch can be cut, aud still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay agents irom $7s to $200 per month aud expenses, or a coimaiBtion from which twice that rfiuount can be made.

Address SKCOMB A PITTSBURG. or BOSTON. MASS. Caution. Do not be imposed upon by other parties palming off worth lea cast iron machines, under tho same name or otherwise.

Ours is the only genuine and really practical choap machine manufactured. Howe Stevens Family Dye Colors. rpHIRTY different shades, all in liquid form I The pamo shades, all in nowderform. We advise the use of tho Blacks, Browns and Drabs in tho powder iorm. or sale by an druggists and ucal ers, and at the manufactory.

Boston, Mags. North American Steamship (Jo. THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA SAILING FROM NEW YORK March 5th and 25th; April 5th and 15th; and May bth, loth and ibth. With new Steamships of the First class.

MS Pussnsre lower than by anv other line. Vnr information address i). N.CARR1NGTON Agent, 177 West street. New York. iV.

Xx. WEBB, rrestuem. iUAS. uisa. vxcerres.

Office 54 Exchange Place. Hew York. RED JACKET AXE. ollMint'M Patciii, July '67 Tried and Not Fonnd Wanting! We claim it will cut Twenty Five (20) per cent, more cord wood per day than any other Axe made. Sira tiitvn fullv trier! vonr Patent Axe and find that it is all that you claim for it.

It will chop faster than any other Axe that I ever saw, and leaves the wood without sticking at all. I would not chop three days without one for the cost. I need not say any more, for any man who trios one win ne satisneu. M'Kkesfort, Dee. 19.

1867. VTM. KEES. f1 A TTliTHAT IThe Axe and Label are both VXL XXJJ. I patented.

Infringers on these Siatents will be prosecuted according to Jaw. enters or doalers, and persons using any infringement are liablo with tho maker of tho infringement. For Sale by all Dealers, and the Manufacturers, L1PPINCOTT BAKEWELL, (Successors to Lippincott Sole owners of Patents, PITTSBURG. PA. ONE XLV DOLLAR A Present of SS Value, OF yonr own selection, free of cost, for few days' service in any town or village.

Particulars and a gift sent free, by addressing, with stamp. N.B.CL0UDMANiC0 40 Hanover st, Boitofl. Mm. '11 IIABKISBFRG, JfEW ABTEBTI8EMEHTS. We Sell for One Dollar, GOLD and Silver "Watches, Sewing Machines.

Silk Dress Patterns. Carnetinga Do mestic Goods, Ac. CIRCULARS SENT FREE. flriirinv full nufinnlftni. af rAn hAplr cent fOT OUO Dollar, describing ten different articles whidi we Will 8611 tor UdHi UUVLiAK JSAVJi.

Splendid inducements offered to agents jn" ing us clubs. Address LABONTE CABIITT. No. 83 Sudbury Street, Bostoa. Mass.

OKA PER MONTH guaranteed to ajents UJWJv everywhere sclline our Patent Everhstina Metalic Clothes Lines. Write for circulars the American Wire 162 Broadway. N. 1 or 10 Dearborn street, unicago, in. "CVERY LADY AND GENT in the vorld Hi are wanted as aerents for oar ONE DOILAR SALS.

A Watch, a cut of Cotton, a Dress. aCar pet, and thousands of other articles, for 1 OOsacn. bend 25 cents for 2 checks and circulars aivins full information. Liberal inducements to agents. Cir culars sent tree.

Ml) JuUfti Jc uu, 221 Washington Street. BoRton. Miss. To the Isarties. "X7E are agents for over one hundred For eiffn and Domestic Mannfactnrers.

anc are prepared to furnish the whole country with Dry and Fancy Goods. Silks, Shawls, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Furaiture, Pianos, Sawing Machines, Ac, at tne unitorm price ot ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE, i Send vour clubs of 10 and UDwards. for descriptive checks, showing what article can ba obtained for Une Hollar, witn 1U cents lor eacn check. CIRCULARS SENT FREE. Presents worth from $3 to $400 sent free of clarge to agents sending clubs.

AUKiSTS WAKTBU IJN KVJSU1 TUWJN. 10 Arch Street, Boston, Mass. WE ABE STILL IliKHG A. COMPLETE E10MTI0I 1ST TRADE, 1 sell in? everv descriDtion of Drv and Foncv ods. Plated Ware.

Jewelrv. Watches. Sewins Machines, for tne uniform price of ONE DOLLAR. We would impress upon our patrons that our stock is not composed, ot second band Uoods or Pawn Brokers' unredeemed stock, but goods cue fully selected direct from American and Europian Manufactories, tbe greater portion ot wnich are MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY FOR US. which fact enables us to offer our customers better goods for the money than those who profess to be "Manufacturers' Agents," or than can be obtained in any other way.

ne unparalleled increase ot our business, and tne endorsement of prominent business men aci the press in general, is a convincing proof thit we bave adopted tne lairest and most popular system ever placed before tho public. We are the first who have attempted to make a "Revolution in Trade," by a ablmg the public to procure goods in small quantities at manufacturers' criees.thm savin the con sumer throe large profits made in passing through tne nands ot tne commission Merchant, tne Wholesaler, and Retailer. Send clubs of ten or more, with ten cents for each descriptive check, and the getter uo of the club will receive a present worth $3 to $300, according to number sent. SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR. We have also made arrangements wit the GREAT ORIENTAL TEA of Boston, so that we can furnish our customers with other goods and their full line of Teas at precisely the same terms to agents as though dealing directly witn tne company, thus giving an opportunity of selecting from the various grades anv quality they may desire.

We also pay agents the same commissions as allowed by tho company. Blank formlof order, with price list and "The Tea Uup, sent to any address. FAttlvfc.lt Nos. 64 A 66 Federal Boston. Mais.

INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES IS THE XT' TVT TTT TT TV "ETt a VJT A. JSLa 9 a beautiful article for the assistance of ladies in hand sewing, not only Drotectinc the iineor from the ugly prick of the needle, but, being provided with a rib, the stitches are made with exact regu larity, and increased rapidity. It also keeps tbe pint ot tbe needle in perlect condition. or all inds of cmbroiderino and crockctina it is invalu able. The Guide is elegantly silver ola'eil and will sell at sight to evory lady.

Sent to any address by mail on receipt of 25 cents, or solid silver for 75 cents. A gents wanted in every town. Terms and sample for 25c. Liberal discount to tho trade. Address NILES MANUF'G 55 Water street, Boston, ass.

We Are OMINC ND will present to any person sending ns l. a ciud in our great OXE DOLL Alt SALE BUY AND FANCY GOODS, WATCH, PIECE OF SUEKTISrO, SILK 1BESS PATTERN, Ac, FREE OI COST. Our inducements during the pait few years have been large. We Now Double Oar Premiums. iiaiCS 01 Our friends will readily notice our Fiesents Jor 30 ana 00 Ulubs are now more than equal in value to Clubs of 00 and 100 respectively of other 'firms.

16T PLEASE EXAMINE. Any person ordering either of thcClubs mentioned below, can have their selections of premiums enu merated, corresponding to the size of the Club, FREE OF ONE DOLLAR For a cltjb 30 One of ihe following arti cles, viz: DeLaine dress pattern; fancy colored bed spread; 100 view Turkey morocco album; 0 yards sheeting; striped cashmere delaine dress pattern honey mb all wool square shawl; set solid gold bosom studs; all wool fancy cashmere pants and vest pattern; gent's hair guard chain gold trimmings; silver plated chased butter dish; silver plated 5 bottle revolving castor, on feet; set ope ner steeled bladed Knives and torus; worsted prom ennrle shnwl: ladies' lonir eold dated chain: ladies! gold double ring; gent's heavy chased solid gold nan: solid black walnut work pox or writing desk. extra quality balmoral skirt; set jewelry, sleeve buttons to match; violin and bow; gent cardigan jacket; splendid ebony flute, ivory trimmings; superior Turkey morocco shopping bag; ladies high cut balmoral boots. Kni a nf.nR of 60 (S61. One of the follow in a nr.

tides, viz Black or colored alpaca dress pattern nonlin dress Dattcrn: one piece ol bleached or brown sheeting: engraved.silver plated, 6 bottle revolving castor: H'ivda. superior cashmere for pants and vest pattern; extra heavy henoy comb quilt; 2 fancy colored bed spreads; pair gent's Calf boots; 4 yds. far mers'goodwoolfrocking; fanoyoashmere plaid drets pattern: best quality oalmorai sKirt; rosewood brtsa alarm clock; ladies' all wool cloak pattern; silver plated cake or card nasKet; lur muu or cave; ladies fashionable wool double shawl; splendid olasped family Bible, 9x12 record pago and engravings; 3 Sds. double width water proof cloaking set ivory andle knives, with silver plated forks set silver torks one set taoe curtains. For a Club op One of the following ar ticles, viz: 4 yds.

double widtn cioaKing or coating; 2 large, line, bleached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sized dinner napkins to match; twenty five yards splendid hemp carpeting, good oolors extra quality black or alpaca dress patterns extra quality poplin dress patterns; one large piece superior quality extra wiain sneeung; pair genvs call boets. best quality; silver hunting cased patent lever watch; one dozen ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks; silver plated engraved six bottle revolving castor, with cut glass bottles; splendid violin. box and bow complete; single barrel shot gun; Ba con's six barrel revolver; pair superior wmto wool bianaets; nice iur muu ana cape; silver Plated en graved ice pitcher, with salver; seven and one half yarns an wool iancy cassimere iur suit one dozen Kogers' best silver plated lorKs; common sense sowing ana emoroiuerinjr muvuiue; iwo noneyoouib quilts; splendid family Liblo. record and photograph JfUgt.

For larger clubs ihe value increases in the same ratio. Catalogue ot uoods and bamplo sent to any ad urvBa iruu. ncuu uiuuvy My registerou letter. Address all orders to ALLEN, IIAWE8 Ac IS Federal street. Boston, Mass.

0. Box C. Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums. Leather Hoods, AC dec.

CRACKERS, of every variety and brand, ILL UJUillluXJJlJ a. UlUUSil tf Cor. Second and Walnut at. TVTONUMENTAL BRAND (Borden's Pat JLTJL ent) CONDENSED M1LH, at QUIOLEY'S. tf Cor.

Second and Walnut RANGES, LEMONS, PRUNES, CO COAHUTS and FIGS, at UKMMILL QUIOLET'8. tf Cor. Second and Walnut at. T7URNITURE, LOUNGES. Ac.

JL' second hand and new. Furniture constantly on hand at G. W. MEILY'S Anotlon Store, next door to VourtiHouso. aprll tf I ETEHIBTG, MAT 7.

1868 DEFERRED LOCAL ITEMS. Communicated. New Motive Power. The increase of freight and passenger traffic over the North ern Central Railroad has made it necessary to increase the motive power on the line in order to facilitate business. From No.

97'' the nresent force of the motive power we will, in a very short time, be able to record the numbers 107" or 110" among tnem locomotives of the finest and most substantial build and turn out of some of the most celebrated locomotive works in the country no machine, however, is superior to those built and finished at the company's own shops, Bolton, under the supervision of its skillful and excellent master mechanic, G. M. Lewis, Esq. Scarcely ten years since, when the writer of this first entered the service of the Northern Central Railway Company, the number of locomotives numbered. some of them were very indifferent machines at that.

How the Northern Central Railway managed to perform the vast amount of labor which fell upon them, with facilities scarcely adequate to the task, during the late rebellion, when millions ot troops, convoy alter convoy ot stock trains, and an almost incalculable amount of freight in the shape of army supplies," poured, in one constant stream, daily and nightly, over a single line of track, seems to us, to this day, a mystery. but the utmost vigilance, constant watchfulness and excel lent management of the officers of the road could carry on this vast amount ot business with the facilities they then had at hand. Since the rebellion has ceased, the Northern Central Kailroad, with a spirit ot liberality unparalleled, has applied an immense amount ot its earnings to tne building ot double tracks, the procuring of first class rolling stock. of suitable shops and other necessary buildings, the erection ot station houses, together with hundreds ot minor improvements, which proves con clusively that, in the hands of its present management, the Northern Central Kailroad stands in the front rank of public improve ments in the United States, brought about, we declare emphatically, by the admirable business qualifications and sound judgment oi its present excellent management. ours respecttully, Susquehanna.

1' ashions. The sprmg style ot bats is a considerable reduction of the low bell crown. White napped and pearl colored maple hats will be general this summer, but preference will be shown to the scull hat or round Hats of thick straw, with narrow brims ana wide black bands, will be in vogue. 0 1 or full dress, the hotel winter suit of black and white necktie continues in favor. A tendency to blue and mulberry is showing itself in frock coats.

Waists are. becoming somewhat shorter; Morning cutaway coats of checks, stripes and fine figured cassimeres are still favorites. Mixed chenot and checked caEsimere are preferable for field sports, and a velvet cutaway is the thing tor a ride Boys, over six years old, continue the short sacks now worn; under that age, just as mamma pleases. rantaloons continue to tighten and lie more tuliy over the boot than last year, Walking pantaloons continue the stripe down the seams, color' according to taste. Dress pantaloons are still black, rockets are in serted across the top of the forepart instead of in the side seams, and sometimes there is a pocket behind.

Waistcoats are worn high in day. and are either collarless or with a narrow roll. In full dress a low breast is continued with a low roll collar. Black cassimere or white Marseilles is the material for the latter. The three ply standing collar is a favorite tuli dress, bhirt bosoms should be tor party dress elaborately worked, but simple in pattern.

Day shirts are plain and wide plaited. A new caprice closes the wristband on the top ot the wrist instead ot underneath, lrom the fancy that the former mode interferes less with writing. Ihe narrow necktie, with narrow ends is still a favorite. Black seldom is seen at parties. White and lemon colored kid gloves are continued for evening dress, ith drab and russet in the morning.

In boots and shoes toes are widening and heels are higher. (Janes are but little nsed They are light and are made of mounted Ma' lacca, when carried merely for ornament. J. he long nectt guard chain ot last year is disappearing. Chains are worn shorter and ace attached to a high button hole of the vest.

i Curly Hair. Some of our straight haired young lady friends, who are troubled to coax their locks into the prevailing tnzzy style, are advised to try the following receipt. It is from the Scientific American, whose authority on matters ot mechanics and chemistry is unquestioned: lake borax, two ounces: gum arabic, one drachm add hot water (not one quart stir, as soon as the ingredients are dissolved add three tablespoon' ml of strong spirits of camphor. On retiring to rest wet the hair with the above liquid, and roll it in twists ot paper, as usual. A Stumd Husband Come up With.

Here is a Parisian story to show how poorly a man comes on in any contest with womankind. The other day a Parisian and his wife went to Brussels. Ihe hrst thought ot the lady was naturally to visit the shops, and espe cially those renowned for lace. She met with some marvelous bargains as a matter of course, gave a glowing account of them to her husband, and proposed to take a quantity 'I home' with her, smuggled under her dress. The husband, like a husband, resisted.

It would be incurring too great a risk, he said, vehemently the lace would be found and confiscated he would not consent to the ar rangement. The lady agreed that she should, like a good wife, go without the lace. And so the pair started for Paris, monsieur well pleased that he had avoided this new ex travagance. At the frontier they were met with the usual demand, "Anything to de clare?" They said It was enough, and they were allowed to pass without lur ther trouble. Now here begins to show itself the folly of men.

me iaay gave ner nusDana a iook, ana the husband began to loresee the bitter re proaches of his tender spouse. It was evident that she might have passed the lace without danger, she would certainly take her ven geance lor the loss ot ner coveted prize in a good lecture. 1 avoid this horror it became necessary to convince the wife that there was really danger, one must be searched. Monsieur whispers to one of the customs' offi cers that he imagines the lady at his side has some lace hidden about tier persoD. she was immediately taken aside, and in a few minutes tbe otticer ot customs returned, his tace beamine with satisfaction, to inform the een tlemanj with a profusion of thanks, that the supposition was well founded.

The lady has at least 10,000 francs hidden among the folds ot her dress. Unce a Week. I IColonkl Napueqyi, lately accused of for ing the name of Reverdy Johnson to a letter. on the strength of which he obtained $50,000 from a New York broker, has been at length honorably discharged. Justice Garrett, at oiapieton, u.

announcea mat since no complainant had appeared, he wonld postpone the case until next Monday. At Na Dheevi's instance it was subsequently Dost poned nntu inursaay. At a late nour in the day, however, Naphegyi reappeared in court, accompanied by Judge Vermilye, of New Brighton, wno. statea mat tne complain ant was not reauy iu cu on witn tne cane. Thereupon the Colonel was discharged, and employed tne urst moments ot nra freedom in explaining to his corps of admirers exactly how matters stood.

He claims that Santa Anna delegated to him authority to raise $200,000, in order to execute his Mexican designs that Powell was employed to nego tiate a mortgage ana mat an me money loaned by Powell was on that security. This case is a most extraordinary one through' nnt Jndira Vermilve disclaimed beintr r.nnn. sel for Mr. Powell, but stated that whatever ha did say in court would be by Mr. Powell's authority.

JKepresenting thus Mr. rowelJ, ing AN a 7 on was ters had as of to ot to a Judge Vermilye announced that he had noth more to say or do in the case, and Justice uarrett was therefore compelled to give the prisoner an honorable discharge. A CHICAGO HORROR. EXPRESS AGENT IS DISCOVERED WITH A BULLET HOLE IX HIS HEAD NO CLTJE TO THE MURDERER. From the Chicago Republican, May 1.

Another horror, this time no less than deliberate murder, has thrilled the inhabitants of Chicago. Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a watchman employed at elevator belonging to Messrs Buckingham found a man with blood on his face reclining the steps of that building, his head resting against the doorpost. There was also a pool of blood on the ground near the man's feet. 1 funking that he was drunk and had fallen down and hurt himself, the watchman approached and attempted to waken him, when, to his horror, he discovered that he touching a corpse. A bullet hole was found in the head near the right temple.

Scattered around him on the ground were let and a memorandum book, all of which evidently belonged to him, although no evidences were there of a struggle or even a suicide. On the face and scalp were marks if burned by powder, indicating that the shot must have been fired by some one very near him. From letters it was ascertained that the deceased was George F. Carpenter, ex local agent of the Merchants' Union express company, at Davenport, Iowa, in which city he also resided with his wife. On his nerson were fonnd the Masonic em blems of the Blue Lodge, in the shape of sleeve buttons, as also the emblems ot the higher bodies of Masonry to the thirty second degree, ihese emblems consisted of sleeve buttons, rings, etc.

Yesterday forenoon Mr. JJavie, ot the hrm Davie, Clark Clayton, of Montreal, called at the Armory and recognized in the murdered man his brother in law, lieorge Carpenter. 11 r. Davis said that deceaackx came to this city some three weeks ago from Davenport, Iowa, where' he has formerly acted in the capacity already noted. Owing to the con solidation of the respective express compa nies, the onice ot: local agent in Davenport was abolished, and Mr Uarpenter lost his situation.

Leaving his wife in that, he came Chicago to seek another appointment, and took up quarters at the liriega Douse. Yesterday afternoon, the Uoroner held an inquest on the remains ot the murdered man: but, besides the above tacts, no evidence elicited to throw any light upon the mysterious occurrence. The deceased was the son of a doctor liv ing in the State' ot Vermont. His habits were very steady, although he was very socia ble and good natnred, and it is possible that these qualities led to his untimely end, having caused him to accept the companionship his murderers last Wednesday evening. His wife resides in Davenport, and the sad news of her husband's death was telergaphed her yesterday forenoon.

Reception to Hon. W. Hall. Our distinguished fellow citizen, Hon. W.

Hall, returned to this place on Tuesday morning last, trom his trip through Jiiurope, and was as fitting, a few of his friends tendered mm a reception at the Liogan Douse, in the evening, (juite a goodly number were pres ent, and at a few minutes past ten the com pany sat down to a splendid repast, prepared by Mr. Clellan. We say it was splendid, everything in order, ana ot tbe best, and highly creditable to the proprietor of the house, fully demonstrating that he can keep hotel. After all had partaken to satisfac tion of the oysters which were furnished in every style, with other substantias, and a su perior bill of fare in the way of pastrys and confectioneries, Ur. Bindley, on behalf ot the company, tendered Cpl.

Hall a hearty wel come to his home and the society ot his friends. In his remarks the Dr. referred to ancient Rome, and while his intention was simply to welcome our thrice welcome guest, yet his familiarity with the history of that classic city enabled him to impart infor mation in reference thereto, which was highly edifying to all present, and would have been well received as a lecture before a classic audience. Col. Hall followed the Dr.

in an address of some twenty minutes. He refer red, in a cursory manner, to the aspect ot the different countries through which he had traveled, and the manners and customs of the people, comparing each with this country. He gave us just sufficient insight into what he had noted, to make us wish to hear more from him, and wo earnestly hope that ho will con sent, at no distant day, to treat our citizens to a regular lecture touching on the topics re ferred to in his reply to Dr. F. He appears to have noted just what we want to know about those countries, but what book writers always forget to tell, or else do not see.

At a little past twelve clock the company bade the Colonel good night, and repaired to their homes. Altoona Trioune. Machinist's Tools Tor Sale. ONE Screw Cutting Engine Lathe, 15 inch shears, 25 inch swing. One Screw Cuttincr Enirine Lathe.

8 fieet shears. io leet swing. All in good working order, and will besold cheap. Inquire ot HARRISBURG COTION MILL aprl4 tt Harrisburg, a. IiOSt; ox SDslaid, DOLICY No.

23,409, issued by the Frank JL lin Fire Insurance Comna.n of PhiladelDhia. to J. II. MURPHY, for S3.000 00, oovering a brick dwelling on tbe east side of Market street, below courin street, liarnsburtr. ia.

Application has been made to the Company for a new ponoy in lieu ot tne above, lost or mioiaid. 11. UAUUKK. ANNUS K. MURPHY.

apr9 oawlm Heirs of estate of J. D. Murphy; JNotice. VTOTICE is hereby given that application will be made for the incornoratien of a Rank of Discount, Deposit and Circulation, under the authority of the Aet of Assembly ami roved Mav 1. 1861, to be looated in Carlisle, Cumberland county, and to te caned tne "jTAltM Kits' BANK.

witn a capital ot ntty tnoustind dollars, with the privilege of the same to one hundred tnousauiilollars. ROBKRX GIVEN, WM. H. MILLER. C.

P. HUMRICH. CAREY W. AHL. JOS.

O. HOFFER. AHNKR W. BENTZ. ilium AO rAAIUfl.

a is n. AM VT 1 Iftl B.11, JACOB NOFFSINGFR. DAVID HEIKES. Carlisle. Jan.

27. 1867. febl oaws6m GRAND GIFT EXTKltl'ItINK! IS Annville. Lebanon FOR THE BENEFIT OF TBE FAIftMOUNT E1VGINE HOSE CO. N0.1 This enterprise is one of tho largest' and best ever inaugurated, and ih licensed ay tne united States Government.

$3,000 00 worth of Prizes. The Drawing is expected to take place on Whit Monday, June 1. TICKETS, 1 OO. A KS.t The Prizes vary in value, from $500 to $1, and oon sist oi Bunding Jjots, itorses. isoggies, Ilusical Instruments, The board of Manasers.

in nrasentlnir this "Enter prise to a generous public most respectfully ask for it confident support, inasmuch as they personally pledge themselves that tho drawing thereof shall be iairly and impartially conducted. Each Prize uuveruseu 10 do as rejiresented, and to bo given away without reserve to the person that maybe shown to be entitled to them by drawing. The proceeds arising from tho Enterprise are tolbe applied for tho beneht of the Company, whieh, while it is an objeot deserving of support! also affords to all of tho Ticket Holders an equal chance through the eaprioos of Dame Fortune to fall heir to her vaiuaoie and usetul artioles offered In the Programmes. 1 or particulars see Programmes. All communications for information, Pro tiuuuiiit, ur xicKeis, muse oe aaaregsoa 10 CflU.ItlS DKAN.

ttvmt.n, aprl7 dlaw3tw3t Annville, Lebanon STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Triump de Ganda and nthar Taviatiafl fnv aala tn at flia wivjr niMimi vraraen ana nursery. PBICE TWO CENTS. WEW ADVERTISEMENT. WATER WHEELS Wind Mills Rams.

Great variety of Pumps for hand or power. Steam Pumping and Fire Engines. These water wheels and self regulating wind mills are adapted ror pumping, grinding teed, cutting, rodder. EC nlnmtiinff In nrf nitv flnnnH houses supplied with Portable Qas Machines. Qas Sipes and hxtures put up.

Manufacturers of Terra otta Water and Drain Pipe, Chimney Tops, Flues and Garden Vases. McCOLLIN RllOADS, novl5 eodly Ho. 1221 Market Philada. TTnitel States Revenue Stamp A fjeiicy. The First Katzo Bank of Harrisbnrer, CORNER of Second ana Walnut street, are now prepared to furnish purchasers with Revenue StambS of all in small or large amounts, at Government rates, via: On a purchase of $50 or more, a discount of 2 cent.

Do. 100 do. do. 3 ro. Do.

50!) do. do. 4 do. Do. 1.000 do.

do. 5 do. All orders from a distance promptly attended to. G. H.

SMALL. Cashier. Harrisburg, March 12. 186. marl3 eod2m SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE, Ust by HuDdrcxlf of Congrcgrntfona for tnarcn or utmnnaioa rurpoies.

Also, Excellent for Ladies ana Weakly Persona to Use. Vineyards, New; Jersey. Speer's Port Grape. Wine, TilOUR YEARS OLD. This justly cele JL.

brated native Wine is made from the iuice of the Oporto Grape, raised in this country. in vaiuame Tonic and Strengthening Properties are unsurpassed by any other native Wine. Being the pure juice of the grape, produced under Mr. Speer'a own personal supervision, its purity and genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest child may partake of its generous qualities, and the weakest invalid may use it to advantage.

It is particularly benefioial to the aged and debilitated, and suited to the various ailments that afflict the weaker sex. It is, in every respeet, A WINE TO. BE RELIED OHf. 1 i Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine. Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.

Weakly persone find a benefit by its SDeor's Wines in Hospitals are preferred to other Wines. Sold by druggists ana grocers. 'The trade supplied by Johnson. HoMoway Cowden. and Frenoh, Richards Co, in Philadelphia.

A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. Office, 243 Broadway. N. Y.

gepl4 dsattnthlyawly BAILEY S19 Gliestnnt PHILADELPHIA. DIAMONDS, Pearls, Rubies, Sapphires, Emeralds, Rare Otitis Engagement nines, ending Kings. LOW PRICES. BAILEY PHILADELPHIA. WATCHES, Of the most celebrated makers Sole agents for the grand Hold Medal Petek Pnulipe a.

Co. time keeper, the best watch manufactured LOW PRICES BAILEY PHILADELPHIA. BRIDAL SILVER, For Wedding Presents, of entirely new and artistio designs. LOW PRICES. BAILEY PLATED From the most celebrated American and English makers.

LOW PRICES. BAILEY PHILADELPHIA. WORKS OF ART, Fine Oil Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes, Ac, LOW Our stock is uhsnrnassed bv anv establishment ln the country, both in regard to price and quality. our foreign importations having been selected witn great care by one of the firm in fcurope. Our wares are constantly arranged for exhibition, and strangers in tho city, whether desiring to purchase or not, are cordially invited to call and examino.

Orders by mail carefully and promptly attended to. BAILEY No. 819 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA. N. B.

Designs of Silver Ware, sent by mail. jan22 deodly BISEGlsr EES IrXA.lX ISIST HARRISBURG, PA. Itoootvod TO AIX THE LEADING Iatly audi Wecltly IatorH, in out lily JTiagaziucN and Periodicals, OF Americau and Foreign Publicatior. CAREFHL CARRTEES are emnloved for serv? ing papers ana periodicals at tne residences oi sud tcribersin theoitr. SUBSCRIPTIONS for tianers and neriodicals.

at lowest rates, solicited from persons residing out of tne city, and prompt lorwardmg ot tno same man guaranteed, SINULH COPIES of the varinn nnbiicntinns. on or address EO. IJERGNER, HARKISBVRO PA, Housekeepers, Attention TT7E have, just received an assortment of Uiggins, Key bold celebrated Seamless Tinned Iron Hollow Ware, for culinary purposes. Those purchasing will do well to call and examine our etoeK. aprl3 lm No.

108 Market sL. Harrisburg. COFFEES, SUGARS and TEAS, cheap, at QKMMILL 4 QUIOLKY'S, tptiJ vor. second ana walnut st. Npavs Agenoj, STEAM PRINT1M ESTABLISH BATKS DAILY TSLXUKAPH.

The following are the rates for advertising in tbe VYWnn.nn rr. 1 A An Wall nndit convenient foiTeferenoe. Eour lines or less constitute one half square. Eight lines, or more than four, constitute a square On dav i fc ln FOB. ONE BQ.UAXB.

On 75 Two 60 Thrta riavtra fin Two days 1 15 Thru Aw 1 AO One 1 25 Oneweek 2 50 One month 6 00 Two months 9 00 Three months 11 00 Six months. 16 00 One month 25 Two months 4 75 Six 9 00 une year 15 00 une year 28 Marriage 76 unarm nonces, eacn 4aV Businss notices inserted in the Local Column or before Marriages and Deaths, Teh Cents pea Link for each insertion. REAL ESTATE. CLARK ODOR ASS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, City Bank Bntldlnfr, Corntr Tblrd and narKN iree, a eu, Bay and Sell Keal Estate on Com mission, Negotiage Loans on Mortgage or Other Real Estate Security, Transact a UeucrnI Estate Business ANEW FEATURE. They proposeduring the current year to establish regular monthly balks of Keal Estate, at which thty will offer all property not sold at private sale, if desired ny rne owner.

Their commissions on public sales will be the same as on private sales, and will include cost of advertising, auctioneers' fees. io. The first regular sale will be held on Saturday, January 5tb. at 2 p. at the Court House.

The list for this sale will remain open until the 18th inst. Persons having property for sale are invited to give this plan a trial, as it will cost nothing; except a small charge for advertising, if no rale is effected. janlO ly The Jfew Fee Bill! PASSED by the Legislature, has just been printed on convenient sheets, for Magistrates, Ac. Price 10 cents. For sale at BERGNtER'S BOOK STORK.

Notice to Farmers. THE manure at the Harrisburg Stock Yard will be sold by the load, or otherwise, at reasonable prices. Inquire of F. A. SHOWER marl4 6m At the Yard.

OS a ar ,0 A 1 4 td 9 2. 3) .0: 0 w. CD ae NEW TEAS! JUST RECEIVED AT THE HARRISBURG TEA STORE. A LARGE INVOICE NEW CROP TEAS! CONSIST ISO OF 80 HALF CHESTS OOLONGS. CO HALF CHESTS YOUNG HYSONS.

40 HALF CHESTS IMPERIAL. 40 HALF CHESTS Powchoiiff, or I noli ntX Tonis. iSO, HALF CHESTS EngClil1 Breakfast 'Tea. ALSO, 100 HALF CHESTS'OF. Tlie Clioicost Japan.

Tea. All of which will be sold rapidly, for cash, at small profits, at the Red front Tea Store, 404 MARKET STREET: Geo: O. apr2i dw3m PROPRIETOR, JJL E' TELEGRAPH Steam Job Printing Establishment, No. 36 ana 38 North Third St, HARRISBURG. PA, Having just improved our Job Department and supplied ourselves with a large assortment of PLAIN AND FMCY JOB TYPE, of the latest style, and being in possession of Tne Best Patent Job Presses we are now prepared to execute tastefully neatly, and at tho shortest notice and Print lug for Merchants Printing for Corporations I Printing for Printing for Even bod jl 1 SUCH AS Cards, Isabels, Billjieads, A Ciroularti, Handbill us, i.

1 rrogrannnes.w 4 PaperBookg, I and in faot evaiyt'ainz in the Printing line, either I IftSBKh or QeiUan..