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lailg iiiejjtajjjj HABBISBUBG, XOHDAT ETESISO, AS. 34, 1WO. Harrisberg (Pa.) PMtofflr Irrirml and Closing Of MAILS HAILS ARRIVE, CL08E. 1.20 p. m.

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m. HarrUburff to Philadel hi, way mail, via, Harriiburg to Phlladel pun uu rouwTiiie, war mail, via Readini to New Yorl HarriBbnr to Lebanon. Keadinc and PotUTlUe Harriaburc to Philadel pnia ana Bainonage HarrUbarc to Middle' town HarriabarctoNewYork, I'miaaeipua ana ijan WEST Harrisburg to Altoona, way mall Harriaburg to Pittsburg, jonnaiown ana Burithniw to Plttabnrff. HolUdaybnr. Alttto i na.

Phlllps burg, Huntingdon, Bedford. Mifflin and Newport. MO.OTH Harrisburg to Lock .7 Hawn, Harrtabnri to Lock Ha ven. Jeraey 8hore( Erie, Wllllamaport, Banbury, SOUTH Harrisburg to Waan lnfton. D.

Baltl more, Md. way mail. HarrUDnrc to Waahing ton, D. 0. Harriibnrg to Baltimore, and York.

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town and Intermediate place Jionaay, neaday and 3. 00 p. m. All mails are opened and distributed Immediately on tbalr arriTal daring the day. Mails arriving at night are opened and ready for delivery at half past alx OiBoe opens it six and a half o'clock A.

and closes at eight o'clock P. M. and on Sundays at half past seyea ana closes at half past nine M. Money orders issued and paid, and registered letters received and delivered, on week days, during all bullae hoars, excepting on Saturdays, when the money order business will be closed at Aye o'clock P. M.

All mall matter must be prepaid by stamp. Letter carriers will deliver all mall matter rau throughout the city when requested so to do. Three deliveries and collections of JojggJJ'Igp jj Tm TOWN AND COUNTRY. Keceptlon at tbe Executive Mansion Governor Geary and Mrs. Geary will receive their friends at the Executive Mansion, Front street, on Thursday vening, the 27th from 8 until 11 o'clock.

No cards. The annual banquet of the printers of this city will be held at the Bolton House on Saturday, February 12th. Sherry and his New York Company commence a season of four nights at this evening. The Pennsylvania Editorial Association assembles in this city on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Letter List.

The list of letters remaining in the postofflce of this city will be found in our advertising columns. The Mount Vernon fair closed on Katurday night. The horn was taken by the Friendship fire company, it hav ingreceived the largest number of votes. Tub different churches of this city were quite well attended yesterday morning. The delightful weather had the efleet of causing a large turn out.

The Department Convention of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Pittsburg on Wednesday. Post 58 of this city will be represented. Quitting advertising in dull times, is like tearing out a dam because the water is low; Either plan will prevent good times from ever coming. John L. Cadwalader has been appointed by the "Governor, and commissioned by the State Department, a commissioner of deeds at New York, for a term of five years.

Mayor's Court. Since our last re port there were twelve vagrants, five inebriates and two disorderlies before the Mayor, who were disposed of in the usual manner. We have our eye on our an friend of ours that we think is bound to go by the matrimonial board soon, and are waiting anxiously for that happy event, knowing that he will not forget the printers. Thb weather yesterday was decidedly spring like. In the mbrning the sun shone brightly, and in the afternoon and evening there were slight showers of rain.

The Treasurer of the Union Benevolent Society acknowledges the receipt of twenty five dollars from Mr. John ft. Berryhiil, of the distant State of Iowa thus affording a testimony of the kind remembrance in which he holds his native place and its inhabitants. Franklin Outdone. Ben.

Franklin once wrote "He who by th plow would thrive, Himself must either hold or drive." These lines were very popular, in their day, and even now they are occasionally quoted by old fogies. But some person has eclipsed them by bringing out the following: "Ho who by his bis would rise, Most either bust or advertise." On Christmas morning the Harrisburg Telegraph made its appearance greatly improved by? new type. The Telegraph is one of the best Republican papers published in the State, and any person In want of a first class daily will do well to send for it. The price of the Daily Telegraph is $8 per annum. The Weekly Telegraph Is furnished at $1 60 per annum.

Address George Bergneri Harrisburg, YLMiddleburg Knights of Pythias. The Grand Lodge of the Order of Knights of Pythias will hold their annual session this week, at Spring Garden Hall, Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets, Philadelphia. The session will commence to morrow, and it is expected that it will continue four days. A very large amount of business will be transacted, which will bring together representatives from all parts of the State, "there are at present 250 lodges in good working condition, with a membership of over fifty thousand. The order is comparatively new, yet the greatest interest is manifested by those attached to it.

A Paschal Passover will be held at Harrisburg on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this week, by the Rev. Edward Laws, of Wilkesbarre, for the benefit of the A. M. E. Church.

The first evening the Parable of the Ten Virgins will be 'given. On the second evening a sermon on the Paschal Passover will be preached, and Israel camped in their tents. On the last evening the Lamb will be eaten, with bitter herbs, and the striking of the tents by the Israelites and their moving towards the Promised Land, will be celebrated. Itis to be held in the Church on Short street. Tickets, 50 cents, good for three nights.

East Hanover Items. That the people are still taking an interest in hurch matters was attested on Sunday, the ICth holding thecommunion at St. Maria's church, about one fourth mile north of Earleysville, by the Lutherans. The assemblage was quite large, and the preaching by Rev. Jacobs was plain and.

effective, Ids exhortations and his simple illustrations of Christian life, Christian duties and Christian blessings applied to the daily actions in life, seemed impressive and effective. The Manada Furnace meeting is still in progress, and they have had many conversions since their commencement, hoping by the, aid of our Almighty Father they will have many more and that God will send showers of blessing in their behalf. Mr. Richard W. Wagner, of Earleysville, lost a valuable horse a few days ago by sudden death.

See advertisement of S. F. Frain, in another column, announcing that he is prepared to make and repair furniture of au descriptions. An adjourned stated meeting of the Citizen fire company will be held at their hall this evening at half past seven o'clock. Remember that the grand calicb ball the Hope Fire Company will be held at Brant's hall on Friday evening.

Extensive preparations have been made to render it one of the most recherche entertainments of the season. Paxton Fire Company. An adjourned meeting of this company will be held at their hall this (Monday) evening at seven o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested. By order of the president.

Look Abroad. Those whom the hard times push a little will generally be able to find relief, by looking around and ascertaining whetner there is not a costly little excresence here and there, which can safely be pared down, and the removal of which will relieve the pressure in other parts. A grand vocal and instrumental concert will be given at the court house on Thursday evening, February 17, by the scholars of the public schools of this city, under the conductorship of Prof. F. W.

H. Priem. These concerts have heretofore been grand affairs, and we are informed this will far exceed any of the former ones. Notaries Public Appointed. The Governor has appointed and the State Department commissioned the following notaries public for a term of three years each John D.

Palmer.Eose ville, Venango county Stephen B. Foster, Cony, Erie county; Frank Gunnison, Erie. Erie county, and Jonathan Mulford, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Stains in Linen Articles. Stains occasioned by fruit, iron rust and other similar causes may be removed by applying to the parts injured a weak solution of the chloride of lime, the cloth having been previously well washed, or of soda, oxalic acid, or salts of lemon, in warm water.

The Darts suhlected to this operation should be subsequently well rinsed in soft, clear, warm water, without soap, and be immediately dried in the sun. "I have always considered advertis ing liberallv and loner to be the srreat medium of success in business, and the preiuae to wealth ana. nave made it an invariable rule, to advertise in the dullest as well as the busiest season, loner experience havinsr taueht me that money thus spent is well laid out; as by keeping my business continually before the public it has secured me many sales that I would otherwise have These were the words of Stephen Girard, than whom no shrewder or more successful business man ever lived. The Snow. In this part of the world.

winters without snow are usually follow ed by summers with low water inmost of tne streams uepenaeu upon tor supplies oi water. iar tne present winter is very much like the last in this respect. We have had rains enough, but rains only fill the streams temporarily. The greater part of the water supplied by rainfalls runs off the surface on the ground and flows away towards the sea. It is far otherwise with the moisture from the beds of snow.

This sinks gradually into the earth, and finds its way to those subterranean reservoirs feed the springs, and thus the flow is Kept up more evenly throughout the year. in Cumberland Valley Conference of the Lutheran Church. West Pennsylvania Synod. The above named conference will meet in Orrstown, Franklin county, on Monday evening, February 14, 1870. Questions for discussion "Infant Baptism" Rev.

Billheimer, essayist. "What are Scriptural and satisfactory evidences of genuine conversion" Rev. G. A. GotwaTd, essayist; The Sabbath School Institute Will convene on Tuesday morning.

All friends of the cause are invited to attend and take part in the The business of conference will commence on Tuesday morning. Let there be a full attendance. Brethren coming by railroad will be met at the Shippensburg depot on Monday afternoon and conveyed to Orrstown. A. H.

Sherts, Sec'y. Upper Strasburg, Jan. 11th, 1870. Junior Order of American Mechanics. At the annual session of the State Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, held in Philadelphia on Friday last, the following officers were elected S.

John D. Goff; S. V. Charles H. Hurte; S.

C. Secretary, Edw. S. Deemer; B.C. Tysen: S.

C. Warden, Clarence Danby S. C. Sentinels, Milton Gold and PhilipM'Crack en to National Council, J. D.

Goff, C. H. Hentz, S. D. Clous, Jas.

P. P. Brown, J. S. Reiff.

The attendance was large. The State Councilor reported thirty two new Councils in Pennsylvania, four in New Jersey, and the formation of the National Council of the United States. The total membership was reported to be over ten thousand, and the Councils were all represented to be in a flourishing condition. Purchase of Leaf ToBAcco. In reply to the frequent inquiries made by revenue omcers ana ouers, jommis sioner Delano has decided that persons engaged in the business of purchasing leaf tobacco, which they consign to com mission houses, agents," or of her persons, to be sold on their account, are liable to 1ay the special tax of twenty five dol ars, as dealers in leaf tobacco under the provision of the fifty ninth section of act of July 20, 1868 and also, that this liability is incurred, notwithstanding the sales are made through the agency of persons or firms who have themselves paid special tax, as dealers in leaf tobac co.

The same principle is held to apply to persons selling distilled spirits through commission houses, or other agencies. The sale made by the agent is deemed and held to be the principal's sale, and he is required to pay a special tax therefor as "Liquor Dealer." es i Can We Afford to Advertise This question frequently arises among Dusiness men notaccustomea toarlvlng an active trade not that such would not frefer doing a large, active business, but ack that class of energy and enterprise. anu nope are essential elements to success in business. Without hope we do not expect much, "and without faith we do not believe. A business man without faith in advertising is like doubting Thomas.

He will tell you advertising does not pay, unless you will point to every case influenced by the advertise aauij jhutc it, wiucu luigiit ue impossible, though at the same time half of tne Dusiness jg the result of advertising. Fortunes are made by advertising. Great pportunities are left slip to do a large business by neglecting to advertise. It pays a town to have a good, active, enterprising business man. They will advertise and bring people and trade' to a town that will benefit every other enterprise of the place.

Without advertising, a town may lose custom that a more enterprising neighboring town mav draw. Advertise your goods, that customers mav learn where to oret them. You will thus induce persons to buy articles that they would, otherwise, never think of buying, Do not miss the opportunity to largely increase your business, by advertising liberallv. constantly, at all times. never failing to tell the public what kind of goods you have and the bargains you offer.

Keep at it. whenever an oDuor tunity offers, and you will soon gain a repuiauoii, aim uy aiMsnuon to Dusiness and fair dealing, depend upon it, it will pay, and your business be a success. $500 paid for the best store room will pay you no better than if you pay $300 lor a store room not so favorably located and spend the other $300 in advertising. A prominent business stand draws more passing trade A prominent advertising medium draws trade from all Quar ters, otherwise out of sight. Depend upon it, aavenismg pays, une tele graph is the best and most extensive advertising medium in this city.

That was a profound philosopher who compared advertising to a growing crop. He said: "The fanner plants his seed, and while he is sleeping the corn is growing. So with advertising while you are sleeping or eating, your advertisement is being read by thousands of persons who never saw you or heard of your business, nor never would, had it not been for your advertising." Sad Accident. Last Friday Mr. Jacob Springer, of Fairview" township, York county, met with a sad accident while engaged with the post axe, inflicting a ghastly wound in the wrist of the left arm, severing the tendon of the radial artery and nerve.

Dr. J. Warren Roop, of New Cumberland, Was called to his assistance, and after considerable labor Mr. Springer was prevented from bleeding to death. He is reported to be doing as well as could be expected under the circumstances.

i mum Common Pleas Court. The regular January session of Common Pleas Court commenced this morning at ten o'clock. Considerable time was occupied in calling over the list of cases, thirty seven in number, and marking those ready for trial. The following cases were taken up Com. vs.

The Erie Railway Company appeal by defendant. Com. vs. Erie Railway Company appeal by defendant. And were on trial at the hour of going to press.

Commanleated, United Brethren Conference. Newville is favored with the presence of a large number of ministers, in attendance at the Annual Conference of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ. A large number of lay members of this Church, not as delegates, for this Church has noilay representation in their ecclesiastical assemblies, but these persons feeling an interest in the progress of religious affairs, are here as visitors, with their prayers and sympathies. Bishop Weaver is the presiding officer of the Conference, assisted by Bishop Dickson. Bishop Weaver now fills the place of the Worthy Bishop Glossbren ner, who has been assigned to Conferences in Ohio and Canada.

Bishop Weaver is commended for his piety, pulpit ability, and legislative abilityl He nas been welcomed by the ministers and people among whom he is to labor, most affectionately and kindly. The ministers of this conference will compare favorably with other assemblies of this kind, among other denominations, in appearance, intelligence, piety and qualifications generally found among zealous men of God, who labor in their Savior's cause. A. Fulton," of York county, and Wm. Quigley, of Cumberland county, were licensed to preach the Gospel.

Ministers received are required to stand as licentiates for the term of three years, assigned a course of reading, and stand examination annually, and at the end of three years, if he has passed his examination favorably, and is found worthy, he is ordained by the laying on of hands. The business of Conference is progressing pleasantly. The various enterprises such as education, missions, printing house, and so on are reported in favorable condition. The Cottage Hill Female College, located at York, and Lebanon Vallev Col lege, at Annville, were reported as being in the most flourishing condition, under the care of Professor Eberly, at Cottage Tim i niu, uuu j. rpiessor vicitroy, at Annville.

W. B. Raber and Z. A. Colestoekwere re elected Presiding Elders.

Jan. 22, 1870. Frank. Grimes, the liquor dealer in Canal street, near Walnut, invites special attention to his new stock brandy, whisky, wine, gin, rum etc He thinks he has a little the best stock in the city, and he sells as low as the lowest. Call and test the quality of his liquors.

22 2t A COUGH, COLD OR S0EE THB0AT, Requires immediate attention, as neglect often results in anincurablelung disease. Brown's Bronchial Troches will almost invariably give instant relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases, they have a soothing effect. SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear and strengthen the voice. Owing to the good reputation and popularity of the Troches, many worthless and cheap imitations are offered, which aregood for nothing.

Be sure to obtain the true BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES SOLD EVERYWHERE. novl9 doVw6m BFSIUnESS ITEMS. When Yon and I Were Young. The footprints of time distinctly mark the surroundings that have been femiliar to our eye for many years. It is also true that many of the land marks that would enable us to point out some locality in our old borough of Harrisburg about which memory could relate some tale of love, or the pu.bli3 papers of that day would tell of some horrible occurrence, through the changes incident to the increase of population have faded from the mind; the young of to day would be slow to realize the present huge proportions of our beautiful city compared' to the unassuming ancient borough of past years.

The reader will pardon us when we frankly say that the object of this talk is to respectfully ask your attention to a large stock and assortment of dry goods, cheap. C. L. BOWMAN Corn er Front and Market sts. Harrisburg, Pa.

Parlor Croquet Sets, full and complete, dumb bells, and Indian clubs, can be found at E. F. KUNKEL'S Medicine and Variety Store, No. 200 Market square. Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Pains in the Back and Side, Kidney and Liver Complaints Rheumatism, Coughs and Colds, can he cured by KUNKEL'S Celebrated Pain Slayer.

Price $1 00 per bottle. Try it and convince yourself. Get it at KUNKEL'S Medicine Depot, No. 200 Market square, Just received, a large assortment of Party Fans.Pocketbooks.Portmonnaies, Purses, Tooth, Nail and Hair and Cloth Brushes, Bohemian Glassware of every description, Cosmetics, Powders, Hair Tonics and a thousand other articles too numerous to mention, at E. F.

KUNKEL'S Medicine and Variety Store, No. 200 Market square, on corner opposite the Jones 80AP8T0NE GRIDDLES, Requiring no grease, and making no smoke. They also bake cakes more evenly, as when once heated they retain the heat a much longer time than the common iron griddle. For sale at KELLER'S Housefurnishing Depot, Second and Walnut streets. 1 jan22 tf SHALL JABS OF TAMARINDS For sale at SAYFORD'S.

A most delicious fruit lor invalids. Try them. jaii2'. tf SAYFORD'S EXCELSIOR CHEWI2TG CANDY. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW, VERY HIGHLY FLAVORED, PLEASANT TO THE TASTE, NICE FOR THE BREATH, And warranted to contain no injuri rious matter.

Made only at the COLLEGE BLOCK FRUIT STORE. i jan2i tf SAYFORD'S MediGated Cough Drops will positively alleviate coughs, colds or sore throat. Made only by SAM. M. SAYFORD.

jan21 tf Important to Persons Cleaning House. Wall Paper hung on White Washed Walls without scraping, by BERGSTRESSER BOYD. GO TO BILLMAWS FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE If you want a fine article in his line. A choice lot of TOBK STATE APPLES For sale by the barrel or measure. Just received, SUPERIOR WHITE GRAPES AND NEW RAISINS AND FIG8, That can't be beat in the city.

MAGIC TOYS, wholesale or retail. Fresh. Canned Oysters Always on hand, or Norfolk Oysters, In the shell or by the quart. Also, a choice lot of FRESH BUTTER. Call and see for yourselves.

He guarantees to give satisfaction to all who may purchase of him. NEXT DOOR TO BRANT'S HALL, No. 226 MARKET STREET. jan22 tc W00DEH WEDDINGS! Goods especially adapted to Wooden Weddings, a large variety, both useful and ornamental, at Keller's Housefurnishino Depot, Corner Second and Market streets. jan22 dtf UNIYEBSITY MEDICINES.

Nature's Remedies! Infinite wisdom has provided innumerable remedies in the earth, water and air. Some act upon the bowels as purgatives: some promote expectoration; some purify the blood of morbid matter; some arouse the lirer to action some exert their power upon the kidneys some act as tonics some cure affections of the nerves; some are adapted to diseases of the skin, joints and head while some remove glandular swellings, abscesses and inflammations. In view of these agencies, how evident it is that no one medicinal root, herb, mineral or chemical, or any dozen of them can cure all diseases. Appreciating this, we have after great cost, study and labor, prepared a Regular System of Remedies for the principal diseases each disease having its appropriate remedy. We place our own medicines upon their own merits, knowing them to te good.

GEMMILL comer Second and Walnut streets, Harrisburg, are our Agents for Central Pennsylvania. decl lyredjan22 CALIFORNIA HONEY COMB, At SAYFORD'S COLLEGE BLOCK FRUIT STORE. janl9 tf A Cards The subscribers, thankful for the patronage extended to them during the holidays by citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity, have concluded to give away the large DOLL now to be seen in the window of their store. Each person purchasing one pound crystal ized candies will receive an envelope containing a card with a number. When one hundred pounds have been sold, the doll will be given to the person holding the ticket corresponding to the number that has been drawn out of the 100 placed in the box.

Come, see and judge lor yourselves. WAGNER HURD, janlO dtf No. 34 North Second st. NEW TEA STORE! IN MARKET SQUARE. THE GREAT MERCHANTS' UNION TEA COMPANY, OF NEW TOBK, Have appointed JOHN F.

KERPER, Dealer in Fine Family Groceries No. Market Bqnrnre, Agent for the sale of their Teas and Coffees, at Harrisburg and vicinity, and in order to meet the wants of this community, have selected some of the best grades of their stock, which are to be sold at an advance of only Jive cents per pound, in addition to the Company's New York wholesale prices, which are printed below. price list. Oolong (Black), $1. Best, $1 20 lb.

Mixed (Green and Black), $1 00, $1 20 VS. Young Hyson (Green), 90c, $1, $1 25, $1 50 Uncolored Japan, 90c, $1, $1 25 ft. Imperial (Green), 50, $1 25 ft. Gun Powder (Green), $1, $1 25, $1 50 It) English Breakfast, $1 00, $1 10, $1 25 ft. French Breakfast Coffee, 26c.

ft. Union Java Coffee, 30e. Old Government Java, 40c. ft. Ground Coffee, 20c, 30c, 36c.

Best, 40c. jan0 Window Very cheap, at BERGSTRESSER BOYD'S. LOCHIEL DRUG STORE, Corner of Vine and Paxton Streets. The; people of Harrisburg and surrounding country, and particularly those residing in the lower end of the city, will do well to buy their drugs, perfumery, at the LOCHIEL DRUG STORE. By keeping the best of drugs, and attention to business, I hope to merit the patronage of the public.

octl8 tf J.Ti. NICHOLAS. COME AND SEE The fine display of Photographs, at REST'S, 408 Market street. We have reduced our prices so that none neea do without pictures of themselves. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.

Come and get a sample. decB tc SAYFOftD'S BILL OF FASS For Saturday evening is the largest ever offered to the citizens of Harrisburg. Drop in and see if you want something nice for Sunday nibbling. jan21 tf Fashionable Milliner and dealer in MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS of EVERY DESCRIPTION. Mrs.

WAGNER, 10 tc cor. Fourth and Market st. MRS. II. C.

B0 UNE Will teach Knitting. Worsted Work and Embroidering to a class of young ladies, at the corner of Second and Chestnut streets. Terms reasonable. Inquire at the above place. janl7 lni Come and See toe New Patent Coffee MilH A Mammsth Coffee Mill has been erected in my store, No.

3 Market square. Coffee bought at my store will be ground free of charge Come and see us. jan8 dtf J. F. KERPER.

FBAM Km. Having made arrangements for manufacturing Frames, I am now prepared to supply my friends and the public generally Uh Frames of all descriptions. Oval and square, gilt, rosewood, walnut, rustic, ic, 4c, either for pictures or looking glasses. 1 will 8ell them at the very lowest prices. A.

O. KEET, dee6tc No. 408 Market street. WAVERLY ZEPHYR, A large assortment of colors, at BERGSTRESSER BdYD'S. THAT FACE! LeRUE LEMER begs leave to remind the readers of the Telegraph that he is always prepared to take PERFECT PICTURES, At his Gallery, in Wyeth's Building, next door; to the Court House.

He invites all who desire "'PHOT 'OGHtAJPHS OR PORCELAIN PICTURES Of themselves, or their friends, to visit his rooms and examine the beautiful specimens on exhibition. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! janl3 tc FA8HI0NABLE MILLINERY. B. M. T.

LEWIS, 610 North Third street; have still a splended assortment of Winter Millinery at prices to suit the times. Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest. janl5 tc The German Cathartic Lozenges, For Costiveness, Piles, Headache, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, and the many disorders arising from a torpid and debilitated condition of the bowels. These pleasant Lozenges we have very frequently called the attention of our readers to. and it is now with additional pleasure hat we again refer to them.

No ailments afflict mankind more generally, and none are more productive of general disease, than irregularities of the bowels. In fact, the bowels are na thre's waste pipes, and if these be clogged up the whole system must be undermined. Habitual constipation and the many evils arising from it mentioned above, have been "doctored for" and "experimented on for ages, but never has there been an article which always effects a cure before the German Cathartic Lozenges. They have been tried in hundreds of cases where the patient had been afflicted for years, with always the same result a most perfect, pleasant and natural cure. To the many hundreds of our citizens who are constantly troubled with these ailments we would again say, try these Lozenges.

They may be obtained at any of our Drug Stores for only 35 cents a box. dec25 lmd An opportunity is offered to those who have not taken stock in the NATIONAL SA VINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION to do so. The second series of stock is now being sold and will be disposed of in a few days. Persona desiring stock or information relative thereto, can obtain it through any of the Directors or by calling on the Treasurer, J. L.

S. Gemmill, corner 2d and Walnut streets, or at the meetings of the Association on Tuesday evenings in the Exchange building. On the first series there is a premium of five dollqpm and fifty cents per share, a Srofit of this amount, on six dollars and fty cents paid in. The Association has been in existence since July last. janlO tf EVERYBODY Likes the CALIFORNIA HONEY COMB made only at SAYFORD'S.

jan21 tf TIME FILES! The approach of January 1st always reminds us of the swift flight of time. On that day new resolutions are formed by persons who, seeing the folly of the course they have been pursuing, resolve that in the future they will try to do better. To those who have not heretofore secured bargains in Dry Goods, we extend a cordial invitation to call and examine our immense stock of goods, feeling confident that we have just the article that you are in search of. Our motto has always been, No Trouble to Show Goods," which we strictly adhere to. TO 0TTR PATRONS.

We take this method of expressing our sincere thanks to our old customers for the liberal patronage they have bestowed upon us during the past year, and hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuation of the same. WINTER GOODS. We have still on hand a large stock of Winter Goods, which we will sell regardless of cost, consisting of Furs, Blankets, Shawls, Sacques, Flannels, ROYAL CHART. We have the sole agency for M'Call's Royal Chart, for cutting ladies' and children's dresses price $3 and will present one to each customer purchasing a dress pattern for $5 or upwards. KTJNKEL jan5 tc 211 Market street.

FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, JUST OPENED, WITH A FINE Line of Cloak and Dress Trimmings, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, FINE CAMBRICS AND JACONETS, PURE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS AND COLLARS, EMPRESS AND JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES, HARRIS' SEAMLESS KID GLOVES FANCY BERLIN GLOVES, CHIJNONS, ALL PRICES. Japan Switches, cheapest in the market, as low as 25 cents, Chemisettes, ladies' Woolen Underwear, Corsets, Fancy Hoods for Ladies and Children, Children's Fine Dresses, Breakfast Shawls, Woolen, Merino and Cotton Hose, from 20 cents upwards, Velveteen for Ladies' and Children's Dresses also patterns of all kinds. MRS. F. E.

DeVINNIE, Corner Second and Locust streets. decl7 dly Look Here! Something New. THE GREATEST THING OUT Soiled Clothing Made to Look Like New in a Few Minutes THE EXCELSIOR GREASE EXTRACTOR! For effectually removing Oil, Grease, from fabrics of all kinds. Prepared and sold only by Dr. G.

H. MARIvLEY, College Block Drug Store. decl4 6m redjanl4 Selling Off at Cost On account of removing my place of business I will sell out at coat until March 26th. jan8 tf S. B.

ELLENBERGER. Harbibbubq Millinery Store, No. 103 Market street, Miss H. KanfTman's, where can be found all the latest New Ynrk styles Bonnets and Hats, at ell prices, Velveteen for coats and also a large assortment of dolls, from the smallest to the largest size, at new prices. We would invite strangers who Tiait onr city during this winter to call and see our stock.

Remember, the first Millinery Store from the river. Miss H. AUFFM AN. nov20 d3m Just Received, A large assortment ot the hnest Stereoscopic Views ever brought to this citj Views of the Holy Land, Scotland, ttorae. Switzerland, Wales, Germany, England, California, Lehigh Valley, Schuylkill county, Washiog toa, ttew Hampshire, and Niagara, The public are respectfully iavited to call and examine them.

No trouble to show pictures. At KEET'S, nov26 3m 408 Market street. MRS. H. C.

BOHNE'S Fancy Store, corner of Second and Chetl nut streets, Harrisburg, Penn' a. Agsncyt'or Lamb's Knitting Machine. All kinds of FaBcy and Plain Hand and Machine Knitting doae to order also, Stamping, I'SulUng And Silk Embroidering. swg6 tf 202 202 FASHIONABLE ILLISEBT! 3X MRS. MATHER, White Iron Front Store, 202 North Sond Street.

no5T io DON'T READ THIS. Christmas is Coming into Town Apace H. GREGORY'S NOTION STORE, CORNER of SECOND MARKET STS GLOVES GLOVES 1 Buckskin and Gauntlets, Far Top Kids, Plain Kid, Sheepskin and Gauntlets, Lisle Thread, Woolen, Ladies' Lined, Cotton, All kinds of, GLOVES I a felon GLOVES 1 i i a GLOVES I ao WOOT, RW tiuuieu noouB, laiesi Qoien tieggins, Woolen Mittens, Woolen Shirts and Drawers, Woolen Scarfs, Woolen Wristlets. Merino Shirts and Drawers. DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS, HOSIERY of all kinds.

LACE HANDKERCHIEFS. Large assortment of Fancy Hosiery, Perfumery, Soaps, Ladies' Collars and Cuffs. Large assortment of DRESS BUTTONS. H. GREGORY, Corner Second and Market streets.

dec9 if MASON HAMLIN'S CABI NET ORGANS. THE AMERICAN ORGANS. TAYLOR A FARLEY'S OR GAN8. NEW HAVEN ORGANS AND MELODEONS, On Exhibition and for Sale only at WARD'S MUSIC STORE, 16 NORTH THIRD STREET. The Finest and Largest Stock ever shown here, and will be sold at very low prices.

dec23 SAYFORD'S WALNUT CANDY can't be beat, North, South East, or West. jan21 tf PARTIES WANTING GOOD SEGrAR CAIX AT JNO. C. HERMAN'S, COLLEGE BLOCS. LA PERFECTION SEGARS AT $2 00 PER BOX.

LA PATTI SEGARS AT $2 60 PER BOX. RISTORl'S SEGARS AT $3 25 PER BOX. BLACK CROOK SEGARS AT $4 00 PER BOX. LA CORONA SEGARS AT $4 00 PER BOX. CERVANTE SEGARS AT $7 00 PER BOX.

GOLDEN CROWN SEGARS AT $7 00 PER BOX. CLEAR HAVANA SEGARS AT $10 00 PER BOX. SMOKING TOBACCO at 60c, 76c, 80c. $1 00, $1 40 and $2 26 Per Pound. A LARGE ASSORTMET OF PIPES.

TOBACCO BOXES, SEOAR CASES, WHICH I WILL SELL AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. JOHN C. HERMAN. decl8 tc COLLEGE BLOCK. Oil Cloth, Select assortment, at BERGSTEESSER BOYD'S.

SPECIAL KOTICKfe. ASTOUNDIBTQ REVELATION'S Two scientific publications are In the Held against the hair dyes of which lead Is the basis. The "New York Bfedleal Oaiette" and "The Journal of Chemistry" bitterly denounce them. Vet the hair may be safely dyed. Hare you seen PROF.

CHILTON'S TESTIMONY, founded on a careful analysis, and certifying that Ciistadoro's Excelsior Dye is not only a first class article for changing the color of the hair, but ABSOLUTELY SAFE. CRIST ADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after Dyeing. Try it. janlS lmdiw A HUMBUG How often we hear this expression from persons reading advertisements of patent medicines, and in nine cases out of ten they may be right. It is over 22 years since I introduced Dr.

Tobias' Venetian Liniment to the public. I had no money to advertise it, so I left It for sale with a few druggists and storekeepers through a small section of the country, many taking It with great reluctance but I told them to let anyone have It, and if It did not do all I stated on my pamphlet, no one need pay for It. In some stores two or three bottles were taken on trial by persons present. I was by many thought crazy, and that would be the last they would see of me. But I knew my medicine was no humbug.

In about two months I began to receive orders for more Liniment some calling it my valuable Liniment, who had refused to sign a receipt when I left It at their store. Now my. sales are millions of bottles yearly, and all for cash. I warrant it superior to any other medioine for the oure of Croup, Dlar rhcea, Dysentery, Colic, Vomiting, Spasms and Sea sickness, as an internal remedy. It is perfectly innocent to take internally see oath accompanying each bottle and externally for Chronic Rheumatism.

Headache, Mumps.Froated Feet, Bruises, Sprains, Old Sores. Swellings, Sore Throats, Ac, Price 60 ots. Sold by the Druggists, Depot 10 Park Place, N. Y. JanlS lmaAw ALICOCK'S POBOUS PIASTERS.

Sudden severe pains of the side and back, stitches, spasms, etc. These affections are most troublesome to persons past middle age. Will even come on in bed are very painful and often dangerous. In damp weather they are more frequent than in dry. These plasters give relief at once, and need to be always in the drawer, handy.

PAIN OF THESIDE OURBD. Allentown, April 4, 1863. Messrs. T. Allcock If Dear Sirs: My daughter used one of your Porous Plasters.

She had a very bad pain in her sido, and it cured her in one week. Yours truly, JOHN V. N. HUNTER. 25,000 SOLD BYON DEALER.

Messrs. J. Baloh Son, of Providence, R. write, Nov. 1868 "We have sold the Porous Plasters for twenty years, and, at retail and jobbing, must have sold twenty five thousand altogether.

They are well liked." janlS BACHELOR'S HAIB DYE. This splenuld Hair Dye is the best in the world the only true and perfeot Dye harm less, reliable, Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints remedies the ill effects of bad dyes invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond New York. my5 dly Dr. A.

L. SCOVILL is the Inventor of several medical preparations which have become very popular, and have been liberally used. Among his Inventions are "Hall's Balsam for the Lungs" and "Liverwort and Tar." For the past six years a better Lung remedy has been affered to the public. Head the following letter from Dr. Scovill referring to it Messrs.

J. N. HARRIS Gents I make the following statement from a perfect conviction and knowledge of the benefits of Alien' I.uiifc Balsam in curing the most deep seated Pulmonary Cohsumption I have witnessed its effects on the young and the old, and I can truly say that it Is by far the best expectorant remedy with which I am acquainted. For Coughs, and all the early Btages of Lung complaints, I believe it to be a certain cure, and If every family would keep it by them, ready to administer upon the first appearance of disease about the Lungs, there would be very few cases of fatal consumption. It oauses the phlearm and matter to raise, without irritating those deligate organs (the Luogs), and without producing constipation of the bowels.

It also gives strength to the system, stops the night sweats, and changes all the morbid Becretions to a healthy state. Yours respectfully, A. L. SCOVILL. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.

janM deodawlm REAT BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLOTHING. In order to make room for STDTfTTMn. from now until the loth of February, our Clothing made to Order at Reduced Prices. SHELIiENBERGER ZEIL, janl3 dtfeblS 333 MARKET STREET. LADIES, LOOK HERE! H.

COHEN'S HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY, No. 202 Market Street, OUR LARGE STOCK COMPRISES the LATEST styles of Hoop new Worley Corset, Domestic Corsets, Madame Foy's Skirt Supporter Corset, Circular Core Corsets, Cantbreakem Corset Clasps, Corset Whalebones, Forms, Veiling, "White Trimmings, Collars and Hoop Skirts 20 springs, 60 26 springs, 65 75 cts. Mlssesfrom 25 to 60 cts. French Corsets 41 for the best domestic Corsets as low as 66 cts. to 1.

The ladles are particularly invited to call and examine the new style of Shaker Hoop Skirts. LADIES, LOOK HERE SOMETHING NEW Just manufactured, a fine lost of BUSTLES, BON TON AND EMPRESS PANNIERS, to which your special attention is invited. Just received, a full supply of Gent's, Ladies' and Children's Woolen and Merino Underwear, at the very lowest New fork prices. Ladies' Ribbed Hose, 2 pair for 25 a fine line of Ladies' Kid Oloves from to $1 SS Lace and Linen Handkerchiefs and Collars in great variety and all kinds of Notions in my line fine quality at low prices. Old Skirts repaired and made as good as new.

Come one, come all and convince yourselves that I am right. auglS redoctg ly JUST OUT! "CHEREY PECTORAL TROCHES," For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat ana BronehlHa. NONE SOOOOD.NONE SO PLEASANT, NONE OURE AS QUICK. BVSHTOX 10 Astor Bouse, New York. Use no more of those horrible tasted, nauseating "BROWN CUBES THINGS." declS 8m redoct29 Afy TT7T AGENTS WANTED Ladles VX.LX and Gentlemen for their spare moments.

A Sewing Machine, a Gold Watch, a Bible, money and other goods given as premium. How, When, Where, What, and all ether particulars free. Address C. L. Van Allen, 171 Broad way.N.Y.

janlj d4w4w REMOVAL M. G. EINSTEIN HAS RBHOVKR HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED by Wiler Sweney, No. 4 Market square, where he will be pleased to see his old friends and all those wanting DRY GOODS. A COMPLETE STOCK can always be found at astonishingly low prices Harrisburg, Jan.

10, 1870 dlm No Choir Should be without it! The American Tune Book. THIRD EDITION READY, A COLLECTION OF ALL THE widely popular Church Tunes, Anthems and Set Pieces which have formed the foundation of our American Church Music for the past fifty years. Containing 1,000 choice pieces, selected by 500 teachers and choir leaders. Price $1 50 $18 50 per dozen. A specimen copy will be sent by mall to any addreBB, post paid, on receipt of price.

OUTER DITSOIf Publisher, 277 Washington street, Boston. C. II. IITSOX 711 Broadway, New York. jan20 dte 1870.

Cottons, Linens, 1870. We have opened the new year with a great display of these and other goods, at prioes that will please and astonish. BEST SIIIRTIlVCrS. DA VOL, WAMSUTTA, FO URKSTI) A LE, WILLIAMSVILLE, NEW YORK MILLS, etc. WIDE SHEETINGS.

TJTICA, PEQTJOT, HUGUENOT, PEPPERELL, ANDROSCOGGIN, etc. REAL BARNSLEY TABLE DAMASKS. POWER LOOM TABLE LINENS. 200 Doz. Napkins, SI 25 doz.

to 8 00. 300 Dos. Towels, $1 50 doz. to $8 00. Blankets, Quilts, Table Covers, Ac.

BLACK GOODS. BLACK POPLINS, MERINOES, DELAINES. BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, CRAPES. BLACK KID GLOV ES, CRAPE VEILS, COLLARS, Ac. BLACK THIBET SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.

4,000 Yards BLACK SILKS, 80 cts. to 5 00. COOPER CONABD, S. E. Cor.

Ninth and Market Streets, PHlXiA.rEIITIIA.. sep2S deod redjania oo h3 s3 a IN MAN LINE OF STEAMERS To from Liverpool andQneens town, carrying the United States and British will sail from Pier 4 Nortb river, ftew York, evarv Saturday aau alternate ay. STEAMERS. City of Brooklyn. City of Paris.

City of Antwerp, City Londoo, City of Bost'in. City of Baltimore, City of Washington City of Manchester, City of Dublin, City of Cork, ity of "Limerick, City of Halifax. City of Durham, Etna. Kacfraroo. Vity ot jNew ore.

RAXES OP PASSAGE. By the mail rtenmer sailing every Saturday. Payable in ttoid Hiiyabie in Currency. Firrt Cabin $100 Btesrage To London 105 1 To 40 To Paris 315 To Paris 43 Passage by the Tuesday sieimer. via Halifax.

First Cabin. Stesraee. Payable in Gold. Liverpool S0 Halifax y) St. John's, N.

by bratsch stesmer 45 Payable in Currency. Liverpool $30 Halifa 15 St. Joba. N. by Pa8enfferR tft Havre.

ifftmhnMr. branch steamer 30 Bremen, Ac. at reduced Tickets can be bousrM he" at moderate ratee by persons wiphing to fend for the'r friocd. For further iuformatioa apcly at the Company's offioes. JOHN d.

DALjB Agent. 15 15r. al way. New York. Crto, R.

iKILLEH. Agent. Lochiol Iron Works, Harruburc. Pa. ur1 4 wd CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS A LARGE AND VERY FINK ASSORT i.

men' of PRAYKR BOCK'S usel in theCatho lia Church, fcr sale at KRONER'S BOOKSTORE. we will close out at cost STOCK OF READY entire wl FOR SALE. FOR SALE. THE ENTIRE STOCK AND TOOLS of an old established stove and Tin Ware Manufactory for sale. Address J.

E. janlT dlw Box 198, Harrisburg Poet Office. For Sale, BRANT'S HALL CHEAP AND on easy terms. Apply to janfMilm JOHN H. BRANT.

XpOR SALE THKOLD HALBACH Al HOTEL PROPERTY. Inquire of M. H. LEE, on the premises, four miles above Harrisburg? jania tnesafrltf FOR SALE, BOW WINDOWS, COUNTERS and Inside or outside SHOW CASES As spring time and refitting rooms approaches, this la a rare chance for persons to buy these articles cheap by calling at GF. WJttEILY'S, next to Court HouBe also Furniture of all kinds on hand at all times.

jaftl8 tf For Sale, ONE HEAVY ONE HALF BROAD Wheeled two horse Wagon. Also, one large, heavy broad wheeled Cart. Apply at the Keystone Farm, janl dtf JACOB MISH. FOR SALE, fNE OF THE HANDSOMEST FIT TED up store rooms In the State, Drug, Patent Medicine and Druggist' Sundries best location In the city, on corner, and doing a good basl ness. Will sell will and all complete.

Want to sen on account of leaving the city. For further particulars direct to E. F. KTJNKEL, No. 200 Market square, dee31 dtf Harrisburg, Fa.

10,000 MORE CART LOADS OF earth and refuse from old quarries "TO BE DISPOSED OF." Apply to JACOB MISH, dec30 dtf Keystone Farm. SALE BILLS! FARMERS, WHEN YOU DESIRE SALE BILLS printed handsomely and at reasonable rates, bring or send your orders to the Habbisburo) Telxoraph Printing Establishment. We have the best workmen and unequaled faolllties. jania wtfadtneeasattf BOARDING. ZJ.ENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN VA AND THEIR WIVES can be accommodated with rooms and boarding, at No.

253 North street. Also one or two table boarders, deoao tf a viiiiriui cue vi UV 1H1JM UVsIr" able Private Residence Id the uj oi liarnsDurg. ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1870, the undersigned will offer at Public knit, fa front of the COURT HOUSE, in HarrlBburg, the resiuenee on the corner of State and Front streets, Harrisburg, now occupied by him. The lot has a front on the Susquehanna river of lOS feet, extending back to the property of John A. Bigler, Esq.

The house Is one of the most beautiful and commodious In the region of the Capitol, and its location Is unsurpassed for beauty of scenery in the United States. The views on the Susquehanna have long been celebrated for their loveliness and not even on that stream Is there a more beautiful spot than the one now offered ureaie. iub uuuoing is penectiy mint, large, and contains everything necessary for comfort and luxury. There is nothing In modern improvements which have been established, by experience as applicable to a nrst class residence of luxury wanting in this dwelling, and the undersigned confidently asserts that no such chance to buy as superb and romantically situated a home has ever been or will for many years be offered to those who may desire to purchase a city residence suitable for an opulent and fashionable family. janl2 dts HENRY THOMAS.

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES TT'ninn anil rtinfral "Par.infi First Mortgage ISoitds, HU. 40 SOUTH XH.IKD STREET, PIIILDELPBU. BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL issues of XT. S. Bonds, V''VT" On the mo.

reasonable terms. Gold Bought and Sold at Market Rates. COUPONS CASHED. Stocks bought and sold oa commission onlr. Ac counts received and interest allowed on daily bai aacea.

subject to check at sight. doc6 dswly EAGLE WORKS, HARRISBURG, 4 W. 0. HICK0K S0K MACHINISTS, Iron and Brass Fonnders, B00K BINDEES' MACHINERY, KEYSTONE CIDER MILLS, General Machine Work and Bepairs, Spur, Bevel and Mitre Oear Cutting, SCREW CUTTING, PATTERN MAKING, Walnut Doors and Mouldings Wood Turning and Scroll Sawing, SCHOOL FURNITURE, IRON CASTINGS For Furnaces and Rolling Mills, Brass Castings of all kinds, Oar Boxes, Gun Metal and Composition Castings, Plumb ers' Work and BabbitHetal. DEALERS 1ST ALL KINDS OP MACHINISTS' TOOLS AND SUPPLIES, Steam and Gas Pipe and Fitting, Steam Gauges, Suet Cups, Water Gauges, Steam Traps, QloUe and Check Valves, Steam Whistles, Stop Cocks, Low Water De teotors, Air Coeks, Turned Shaft ing, uii cups, rallies, Bang ere, Tallow Oupe, dec, Ac.

LE A.THEB, BELTING. Paid for old Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc and Iron janis dawly STEAM BETWEEN New York, Queenstown and Liverpool MANHATTAN, jjr. IDAHO, MINNESOTA, SjjSS NEBRASKA, COLORADO, 2gggrJKVADA. SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY Cabin paeeage. $80.

Steeraire passage from New York, to New York at lowest rates, payable in currency, passage trom ana to rans. nam cure. Rotterdam ana Antwerp, at eqnaiiy iuw nu. mittaooes to Great Britain, Irr'and and all parts of Qermaoy. Apply to WILLIAMS A QVJOS.

V9 Broadway. New Yerk. or N. R. MILLER, Ajrent, Loohif 1 Iron Works.

Harrisbu' Pa. augl." tufr6m BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS. a r.HOICB SELECTION OF HYMN A BOOKS used by the Baptist Congregation ale KftO BO BTORfe. If ITIAL, NOTE PAPER AND EN VELOPES nut up In neat boxes, for sale at BERGNER'SjBOOK STORE.1 HT .1 HI.s mar 87 tf S2a market Harrisburg, Pa,.