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Etitgnpt.
HARRISBURG, PA
Wednesday Evening, May 20, IS6B
UNION STATE CONVENTION
wbe LOYAL CTTIZENS OF PENNSYLVA,
NIA, without distinction of party, who desire
cordially to unite. in sustaining the NATIONAL
AND STATE ADM.INISTRATIONS, in their
patriotic efforts to suppress a sectional and tin
„Attar rebellion against the UNITY'. OF THE
REPUBLIC, and who desire to support, by,
every power of the Government, our heroic
brethren in arms, who are -braving disease
and the perils of the field -to preserve> the
UNION OF OUR FATHERS, are requested to
. select a number of Delertes equal to their Le
gislative representatives of the State, at snob
times and -in Zectyntanner -as will best • res Pond
to the spirit OP this , eill r to meet In STATE
CONVENTION, at PITTSBURG, on WED
NESDAY, the FIRST - DAY. OF JULY neit,
-eleien o'clock, A. M., on Said - day, to norm,
riate candidates for the offices.ot GOVERNOR
and JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURTpetiad
to take such measures as may: be ~deenied tirs,
&wary to strengthen' the Government in =this
season of common peril to a COMDIOII country:
- C. P. MARKLE, .
Chairman of the Union Stat 4 CentriirCorn:'
mattes.-: - ' • -
- Geo. W. ELuizatity,
Ws. J. HOWARD. f I •
The Committe.e also piimeatlOfollo*lnkreso-'
Intion unanimously, •
Rpsolved, That it gi . -recoOriended to the,
Loyal citizens of Ver*Yl l yatila;,,lwltfontrdia,.-,
Unction of.peLty„ibompargae, - iti etlCE'Electitif
District of . the Statti7Unton, Leagnes,for
pose AbVianinizia ftr atihresi
this - zanseless and wicked rebellion, whicTi
now seeks to divide and destroy the Republid.
The Position of the Copperhead bead Ors.
~ The men who furiMpposed , the GoVerninent,
and attempted, on mere s,technlcality„;io fruit:
trate the efforts to pat dowathe rebellion, hava
et litigth found theniselits iriiii pdsition Which
the ' 3 , never dr.E°2eo...the-l',_w°l?Yt`r,lPh• 't as
,aTleasant task, at mat, to oppose thealxdition
' lats. It A`paid" maws blatant Democrat to
" I denOunee the administrition. It' served 'very
• 0
; .wS I I, 1°, 11111 4r/A RatcbTl it l t lPPS4e n fl t° rt
fuse all support to those in authority., because
theta was'a difference of pcilitior between those.
In'and those ant "of power. t Tho Demotratic
reedgZii t9 o lcadva,n4° °f l/lif,Pelationg, end
have succeeded,in Yallyiug around themselvts
a band of desperate.. and ignorant men, who
have been'tibgaged, %Ince the War was inaugn
tilted; bedbineillat they could to ethbarrass
its operations: th+, fr learlers and then 'foph w
era have seemingly. had but one object in'yjerr 1
and only One purpose to serve. That object
`the c/anisoliclettion 'of aLparty which wodld seoiarc
j ti; Seal the possession - of vast patronage,iiido"
t
the Iporpoto,oevei . undisguised , ell‘lel Ora ht
forward lo the preservation ,of slatverv. f om
destruCtion. Other interests were fading ben at h, ,
th4evastating prOgrees of rebellion, "aid a'
these men never complained. The rnercilant
marine investmentrof"the north were madelthe
t dfflifid bylhe Democratic leaders whereby thili
could be prevented- • Labor was suffering, but
in its strait the only consolation it received at
tlielbands of Democracy, was in, the shone' of
sarcasm on its loyalty and reproach: for itsfaith
i in'tlfeTtlovefidnent.' nit's; from openly aiding
and simpitliiiing 'with thick bellhop; to unbar
raising the:lederal autirpritteta,sidlcildlik to'
the burdens of the *nth t by opposing every
effort "ii) crush out rebellihre, 'the Democratic
nov fipkthsrusely atissue with: the
h - g nitifer ifeb&tnitrir: TAW c 3; at 'foga
at woe wilktfairrviii VitAirldiers, as their terror;
expire in the army, Meet - imirreeolveyre4orn
home 9 4°4 1644414'34,,,t' the O'iNie h/ r the tt il t ,
who havi bad itrineir own WV fPT so.many 1
months, and Who have oontrittnteritto much 'to
'irigineirt die 4ikor - bi rebefilini indlircreas4 the
fury - Lithe gave driVing triiktors. _Every , regiment
ii of the nine•months' men 'has Alenounced the
actions anti =made issue 4tvithl the copperhead
Democracy. ' Every = regiment ;In the field; has
f gI3N- n expression in formal or inforrasy pro
„ceedhlgs, to its disapprobation of the conduct
of the copperhead Deniuerany. 'So that without
iiternisunderstandinethelelideri, of copper
,
treadle m not only - in' terimtvanitt,:but in every
, loyaiStatein thelUzilowaranow at hone with the
Itglithigimui of the Republid:These fighting men
siva biT3 illie001{1111;01iome, come'reisolved
to pritriown treason,sympathisers In the North. ,
To do that•they must silence every copperhead
orator in the loyal dtates.• They come home
determined to put. an end to tle efforts to I
, trastrdeehefrPelieflad9Ptild ,t 9 00 441 10 . r a peace : ;
'lloidotitatittriliormltAcorrect the-spirit or sup=
4 :ptigkfliVibffcatiiiin'olf-e%ry copperhead Wrgan
la giMil...,,Pi s se l 'are: & f m a, hisicsuresbivolved
< `..'-'la;thb Isfflut:betweenAke soldiers And the eoP
perheads, •i -There iri•iae mistaking then. They
are plain practical and ife9essary as much to
,; oatkm* 04 Atx,its, a” 'thf',lThife IPA In the
field, or the efforts which are about to'be made
-tri-'rtergaritai and increase the fighting force. It
tillitt idto to talk of 'crashing ?rebellion While
~44,1 4 sotili i iininatllifor it in our oWn midst,
where 40.41Jone4enttokout of deTotion 'to the
Government shorty ihe acknowledged or: culti
vated: "Riscinjust, brutal-and fiendish, 4; es
,pect onercetof menmpeo. their lives in, de
fence-of the Obsrestiment, and :then ask` them'
laye_ patience - irith , th96o , !who:athO c, tlice,
enemies;of the, Government:4 eynipatihy r
TherfAcTiLwa 414„Aut`'
between the soldiers and theinotipe*,lb?opar
4.l6a4avairl.:i-The floveninnintinovari tkiveif
any man to anlitlionise its operations. -Those
'
who
,• •
.••;
policy, ih '
ose vho ba r s 'al ways bee n ' lies"
u.Alr wanted au 0131xku
, ,nsdty liirtotheiikesent
,fatal blow.
. 4 1nt 4i - dfranhtie s bt. wbiti-tkey,
fittitilii opposi tion
twitn Ihnrilavn:lilenoopeedswltattthey.
i -110„i4e054ktite'irrti§:1i Arfier Wise diet might
c'te
u,
_Nip& it - to
i Fora ‘- the
Teerig, s.
no:reason ffekften, union wa ;i-toiber
Ticaih to posterity the n it,, , .
.y 4. 9 pi.. anumg
..J . . lartsjea o.3ki llr Annie, re
i g
L :ILI foTthlabhi nit:that:which. Payt:esnM 14 Ataff.
LElif fi mth.Witiiiinst thitrair7 3 fololkfttirtisbniiithe
loyal States - , before it can be effecting arrest:-
«I where it gets its life and vigor from slavery.
Let the sold lets, then, go on with thenlessnes
with the copperheads.
The Sheet-anchor of onr Hopei.
The beet evidence of the bravery and pail
otism of the American people is not now fur
niehed upon the battle field A more satisfac
tory teat of the zeal and courage of the loyal
people of the. Mirth in behalf of their Govern
ment is being applied, and meats with the most
satisfactory results. We refer to t"e subscrip
tions which are being made all over the coun
try for the five-twenty bonds of the Govern
ment. These are regular investments in the
Government. It is a taking of stock in it. It
is a pledge of loyalty of the most substantial
kind. It , is a binding - of the subjects to the
Government with golden bonds. Had we peg
,
sewed a national debt previous to the rebelbon,
and the people generally had held the securi
ties, the.Vonspirators Would have found the
task of fomenting disaffection and disloyalty
um& itiore difficult. TIM -Valde of the Gov
erraderit*buld;-then lave' been tndch more
highly appreciated. Interest would have bound
it4fLeiTe
We are persuaded; however, that, now the
Mara CASider'ation of Interiat; . ,h( the
.. 'l ., cmt in
gentivejo !Vi") investment .of, wealth, by
the people in the securities of the. Government.
A higher motive prevallst' The 'nation is in
,k.binger,Mul Ile 'people bring the offering of
their.aubstance to, aid in the work of rime.
These tributes are wholly voluntary. They
are unostentatious, and promise neither excite
mentoror celebrity.. Tkere is nothing
, of the
novelty about them Which at least in part, in
the early stages of the war, filled the ranks of
(Mr volunteer - aril% They are the most con
,vincing proefiC which could' be given by the
imericampeo . pie of their dettulnkuttion, to save
the' liepublic. •
"The most cheering diet:undone° In thla _
con
nection, is the fact that the recent disaster upon
the Eatipahannocki falling wait did like s heavy
`fitteuperi tile hopes-of the nation; has not
cligc red, ii ! .i3:ll,reai# of Contributions Which is
pouting into the governnient treasury. 'the
subscriptions ::have not ceased, nor even, mate
. What a convincing proof of
the'Aift - Pitexotion, or bOth, which the geOple
entertain when,„cailed upon by * the circum
stances of the-hour to:make sacrifices that the
nation' bray be saved: The courage which is
hiAd i shil,Oed is more' unconquerable than any
;valor can be trianitested . 4s4l tka Attie
=field. -It is 4noral , heroism, _A ,govetument
which•has a Enificiency-of thittolan•back upon,
cannot be ,viiiqUisiked'sbort cf physical•ininibi:
lation. The - devernmentef, the United States
has here,. in lia,,confilst, with, the rehelii4n-, a
,ptirtelple ertifitlityotic t li it? surrAnarantee
of anemia in maintaining its Integriti, thin all
OfAtikarnikoirriowiruttinifirtldr. :Thhaitthe secret
of thenaitindeffliblewupdrattivltoenergy which the
people of the North lava exhibited under all
our national trials-and, 4 reversea ,No one can
look back upon the history okt64llPit, two years,
tvitlioutastonisbnientat thetpeiiietency. of the
ibial pciple-Of the' country, insisting' upon
the maintenance of }'ireNotional' Union Army
are
'its' predetaisor; battle after battle hoe hien
and patriot Mad' hat flowed kith: lilje
water, and notnigreviently defeat has followed
uptin defeat,nntil.the heart,hat grcwn Skirl and
yeti - 31d faltering with the masses , of the people
'has been' WitneSsed. • "On, on' 'With the fight
le restored," is the response
which has come up-from the popular heart, in
answer to the thunders of every field of arms;
.
and to-day, more than tiro years fromthe time
the conflict began, and upon the . hiele of another
discouraging failure, judging from that surest
Indicator, the monetary pulse the nation,
the
..pnyrillirheurt beats as firm as ever. 'Thie
.is cuntrary to -all"thehopes of the and
theirsympathizers. It is .fatal to the exPecta
tient upon' will& theybeganalhe war.. They
counted upon every g e hic has t rant
spited, ,except the
.eitidurOig loyalty, of the
Northern people. Here was the.defect
alenlitions t Which '4iitiorove the 'ruin of their
cause
EMI
A Tribute to sr Brave Matt.
We have frequently , ecinfessed that thei e, is no
taidi,in.p,rfisingtastraili , :iiiiweare employed in
reeoiallig {lib deeds of tile iallialibmen who are
now fighting the !Settles of God, Liberty and out
Conntry.. We cannot, of course, notice every
of,those_thus.speged, we„never let pass .
Any which corns under our Ammediste notice,'
without acknowledging their worth in fitting
langrtßge. The' latest thatwe hii:veleen, in this
p_atticulariis,of one to.whom (3en.Geary i , who
commanded the Secnnd,lfiltision in the battle
of Ohanceletville; direehtatteniion as f4lows.
It a'inpre:younk Pennsylvanian to whom
,00 11 . ( icon' ',lltudcV
• ',Fa • ..!-* .
. .
a • * 0 - Toy Lieut. Muhlenburg,
commanding the artillery in the actions' nf the
1:at; - 7.04,arkd'ild inettr., very great:praise is due
Aar the' courage, 'calmness and Indomitable
brr'qq~~ger~,wttli which lie contended- against fear
.fu esidit before 'him, 'tuntil every gunn'er was
'ltilled,,or;,tvimeileof at hie post ; nine horses were
hisAlumunition:totally exhausted.
-a 11 a •a: v . rt z , D. •
- n Ate,Bientinant f elinded,te. above is .F.dward
lilithlenburg, , a4ori.nf.one the.Mcst eminent
titncestei - oity. Young
isits p & ositierairliasil is soon
akthemar cot t nner44, tg come home and do
tittle under .the flag. tot' his cnuni;y. His gal-
Jatilry wortlarn intinediate promotion; and he
Wan reSde.,a:Lisutenaip' in the 11. S. AiiilleTY:
Be hare.been „i every battle flurght by the, Army
of the Botonac, when:directed by lityClellem or
led by iiirnildb and Hooker, In all of which he
iiiit44nisi4etf bernielf, as Wellfor his pet relnal
branary.,-45.44esoolnessirith which he stiinu-
LiatedAhnceurag9 9.. f Bttiel#l ef4ll.sts 'himself
woithyzokthoda m e which be inherited irom the
:fighting la t ti l estin gookof the e Revolution, to
-Which -he •behmgft. Hie.• g reat .auce ''' ) ; °Q4 '
titer Iduldehhfirgi:Watilperhaps Sepond'only to
: gad Anthony WiyV, In the . impetucisity of his
martial:qualiti es , Auld. *le unwavering valor
with which 4(? met the British foe. With end!
I a1 1 4,( 1 0:9 InSpirOlut, with :the ex
lietple Fi f tk i 49 r 9.l l 4:ol l4l # l i#4 1 00 11 / 1 4 i rgf, the
lifitintlaidttitwOorulitutki nr
dered at, that young Muhleuburg stood by his
guns, until gunners and ammunition were all
stricken down and wasted by his side. We
honor his deeds and his name I
A Wooden Pingraturne.
It is said that Fernando Wood is petambu
lating New York State, organizing Copperhead
leagues, or E.nights of the Copper Circle, by
which he expects to overturn the War Demo
crats. He is expected, as soon as he accom
plishes that, to promulgate a formidable Peace
Programme, a part of which is to make the
rebel leaders, independent of the Government,
propositions for a truce or armistice. Wood
undoubtedly expects to restore the Union in
some way or other, by restoring the rebel lead
ers to power and place again, granted them all
they ask in regard toslavery, even, if required,
to its extension over all the free States, and
then, that he will be elected President.
In these efforts, Wood has the co operation of
the Copperhead leaders of this State. Peace
petitions are now circulated in Pennsylvania,
wherever there is a Butternut craven enough to
lend his name fo the vile project ; and it is
among the favorite arguments of the Copper
heads to those who went to escape the draft,
thaea "Democratic movement" for peace will
alone ensure that object. The idea is to induce
the acceptance of certain burial sating peace
propositions by the rebels—propositions which
would covenant for an unconditional pardon' of
all mho are or were in arms against the Govern
naeitt, with the recognition of the right of
slavehulderlito employ their property in every
State, the suppression of all discussion in refer
encetolhat institution, and 'the consolidation
of all the debts,growing out of this war, as well'
by those attempting to destroy as those strug
gling to maintain the Government. If such an
acceptance`is segued, theirthe Democracy are
to move aiainst the Government, in conjunction
witlythe rats:lei - land force a cessation of hostlii
tits.
--Thiele the feast to which the leaders of the
Democracy are inviting the people ? Who will
sit down and eat salt at such a table r
ratto b tJta
F1,1(31 WINCHESTER, VA.
SKIRMISH!WITH THE REBELS
Itaurnants, 'gay 20.
The following dispatch was received here to
day. \
WINCHEETKIL, May 20.-1 b Maj. Gen. Schenck
My cavalry had a skirmish with the rebel cav
alry to-day six miles from here. We killed six
and captured seven of them, inclndling a cap
tain and a lieutenant. There were no casual
ties on our side. My cavalry is stillin prirsuit.
[Signed] R. H. MILROY,
Major General.
DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
IRK CAPTURE OF JACKSON CONFIRMED
Reported Evaotte,tiott . of Vieksbitrg
atm_ aPi4it andlluvlbutts Offieial DiapattheL
,Battle of Raymond and
,March on
; -Tack-Bon.
-
=I , V ASOINGTON, nay 19.
(In. end Grant, under date of 'May 11th, tele
graphed Gene) al Halleek au follows:
`My force will be. this evening as far ad
yenned along yourtiert-mile creek, the left;near
Black river, and eltending in aline nearly east
ant west, as they can' get without bringing on
a general engagement. ' I shall iommtirticate
with Grand Gulf no more, except it becoines
necessary-to send a train with a heavy escort.
.7;routnity_not hear from me again for , several
daYs."-
- General Grant also telegraphed to General
,Halleck as follesvet • '
• '"fiatu. olin;Mitis„ May 14.—General li.PkheV
son'took this s platia one the 12th inst., - after a
ltriskftglitrif. more than two hours. • Oar loss
was §.o,killed-and 180 wounded. - The enemy'S
loss - Wad 7b - killed (Varied by us): -and 106 pris
oners, besides the wounded.
I'M'Pherson is' now at Clinton. , General
Sheiroanle on the direct :Jackson road, and
'General M'Olernand is bringing up the.rear..l
will attack the State capital to-day."
A telegram from .General Hurlbut, dated
Memphis, teceivedl here - to-day, says. General
Grant has taken:Jackson, and.the _capital wad
burned. Ffom .6 1 030 to 10,000 mounted men
are concentrated near the Okolona, threatening
an advance-in the direction of the Memphis
&alined.
A vit'n just-up from 'Jackson reports that
the enemy abandoned , -Vicksburg on Saturday,
Mar Chin g, on the ridge•. north to Leaviston,
*hi& ie tirentymiles norttrwest,of Jackson.
Froin Newborn, N. C.
Naw Yong, May. 20.
The steamer Lancer from .1 4 Tewbern on -the
17th, arrived at this port this :rnothlog. 'All
was quiet at Newitern. The troops were in ex
cellent health. Gen. +osier was completing
his fortifications.%
' MARKETS:BY • T.,ELE GRAPH.
Pumanerxrus, May 20.
leverieed came for War - slowly andistin . feir
request at $5. 00@,55 - ' 75 per 64 lbs. There is
- nothing doing in Timothy or Flaxseed Mid the
prices are nominal.
„Fleur continues dull Midi
the- Miami ate droopi ng—theonlysales reported
are 000 bids., choice western extra family at $9
Per bbl-; MO barrels Springfield do. at $6 60.
Tlitinales - to - the trade - range from the former
figunklOsti - tok-i56::76 "for : _low grades of super
fine_ , There is no-movement in Rye Flour or
:Crifu.Meal, and' no change; from recent quiitik:
Lions, There is very little 'deitiand for Wheat,
and 'prices are haidlymentioned;.-sales of 3,000
bushels:fairto..good Pennsylvania and erestern.
red, at $1 5346;11, - 60 - psi. bushel ; white from
sl.‘:7o'to , sl. -85, the-latter figurelor Kentucky;
.500, bushels Penna. Rye sold at $1 10. - Cern
very.quie-attiall
.01e : 8,14-yellow at 91(492a.
Oats 01'4'010 of 800 ligsh. - Pennsylvania at
80 by weight. - Barley iind . mislineelieglectecl;
prices nominal. 'There ur . but littleis.quere - bit:
ion bark here, end fine ground steady At; $B5:
pe 'r : ton. ' In - : prdirisions sthere ides An
lithisa-Pork ranges from,sl2 is
tO'sls Iforoi g;
old
• and it*Meti e ; - hams in pickle. sell Itt - fligt3i,
iti '44 'et 7c. - butter cheese are
`tivireo4' 40,000' ihouldarsyltr , MC at Sc..
,Whiaky rinchang. Sales, of -200' hide, Ohio at
45(4464c ;Pentigyllania 44ii . 450-; dredge at
, -,, • . • ...
New Yosst,• Hey
-•
Flour .sales of 8.500 bids. at $5 4n
6.6o.for.State ; $6.6646 00 for Ohio; and -$6 61:1
%T 00. ;: , Wheakadvanced WO unim
portant.; Chicago spring - $124(1 iso.i
1 - (420. 'higher - 4 - 50;000 ,bris,,,sq4- at. $77, @She;
,Snef, , - Veit k - • steady %aid steady 7 at:
40.101 - steadro -. 01®444: -
air; May 90.-'
' Flour is very dull, Ohio extra $6 76; wheat
quiet ; corn dull, white 93;1. yellow 94(495c;
Whisky dull and nominal at 46®464c ; oats
sell at 74@75c.
No* York Money Markets.
NEW YORK, May 20.
Stocks are lower; Chicago & Rock Island 103;
Cumberland Coal 81} ; llimois Central Railroad
110-/ ; Michigan Southern 115} ; New York
Central 124; Pennsylvania Cual 138; Gold
148 f.
Nom 2Rtiertistmento.
WANTED—A colored woman to da the work
of a small family. Must be a good Wasber
and ironer, and understand cooking. Apply to
Hrs. MEG, State street, near Front. [m2o-1t
'Fbit REtit!
A HOUSE, on South street. Enquire of
MRS. MU ttititY,
niy2o 3teod Car. Second and Pice streets:
TO ARCHITECTS,
THE South Ward Bohont Board will pay a
premium of Thirty Dollars for a plan and
specifications for a two-story brick school bouse:'
to be erected on their lotroniforirth street. The
above amount will be paid for the
_plan and
. specifications adopted. All teceisitaiy informa
tion will be given by calling on the committee.
Plans to be furniabed by the'llit Of''
JACOB HOUSES, Preaidebt.
Himax SHILLUBIRGER, Secretary.. .
kPatrsot and Union please coppy_,. •::[itiy2o-td
• .
NEW mina.
HEN this Cruel War is Oyer, with.brilliant
WV V variations, by Grohs, 50 gents.
Sounds from the Delaware, waltz, by Todd,;
40, cents. . •
Tread Lightly where the liero alesps, PM&
Shall we Meet Again, beautiful stingi,2s cents.
Danish Dame, variatiou, Grobe i •6o gents.
Eityrienne, brilliant, by Kat' ka, 60 Ceuta.
The above has just beep received. at -
W.,74TOCRIVS:
my.2o 10.
XTBA. FAMILY r1.01:11k - =A'iot if very
E
choice extra family (tone; jaigreceived altd
for sale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
mv2o Cor. Front and Market iambi..
04ANCI,ES 'Azin amoiro,-Another lot of
Oranges, and Lemons just received and fof
sale by ---
- -,NICHOLS.dr, BOWMAN,
my2o Corr Iti!rdzit. did-Market erne*
C _
110 ICE LOT 0 P TOBACoo—inclading Con
gress Cavendish, Navy, Spnn Roll, Etc.,
very low:just'received by
' , NICHOLS BOWMAN,
my2O „Cot. "mkt and Market streets. !
- • EGGS! EGGS"-V.
3 A A DOK:rakill BlOS4Ritreceived,
kj Emykl DOCK. JR , & CO.
WANTED atamo,piAlwir •
AGOOD, bonest boy;••who: can ;come wel
iecoiximendecloipply, immediately, at
• SICHOI,B 211X)W21Arl,
coylB Car. ,Frantandahiarketlareets.
I • • -'
dil'Aiegits
s76` MONTE.I:-:, TIX,Act h r
eveii'CoVutiitt $75 titontt,t ex,
peineg Peg, to sell isiy . ,Ctew el/Wit.Family Sew,'
Wook i :)63
mylB-atsiBta ; ., Me.
.$6O itmthTvrEnth. el—We wa
xpenses rintir
to sell
ur
dkrei*utenyiPmeilk,-Oriiiital,Butviers, and,lB other'
new, useful awl - curious articles. 15 circulars,
free- ' SHAW & CLARK,
ruyll3-dew3ni Biddeford,
SALCON FOR 8&L
tb4 00
• at . Carlisle, Pa., (South East
,corper MarketLQ4nare,)conlaioing two Eine haw
ble tog, cciiribinetloa otteltion, tables, tails, rues ,
and everything honiplete, all to good order; haS
been established tur two years add been doing
a good liminess. Room Marge enough to prit ap
two more tables sect:'S, bar. For farther par
titulars addrees'ot 'akin potion on
my1.13.d301 111:11:911/PLI PAAST, Praia istor,
PROCLAMATION
ta lk i taiou'a Ostrzoii
yildtbir 18018.. f
, • 1 1 94 8 , ,
Weanaii3,-.ll3s=the'iliiit Of 'every cititan -tau
lenithis sid to the prebarrittilext.of the ptibli . e
peace; AutPuiliefes'44. Thestinlialitad bats:
eriOnate iiiler . Of.'"lntoi4 4. Zatfag , liitiakeyt a
large population seidona
disorders anti/Teaches ot,theitesga; iheiefote;
it IS berebferijciintid'oitymilltayeiwketiplirti and
retail dealers, within.thei i ilinfigi Of z ete alb -;of.
Harrisburg-, to dicee,their Teri - and' to dltsxa;e;
trnue tbe salikoraltintoxicatinglbetverages,•id-i
eluding lager beer, at six o'clock P. 31. - , of erir46 ,l
day in the weeAtiitillfart' her notice.
L...BOUDIFOIIT, Mayor:.
AOO Agents:Wanted, to - SOll,lll'ol Ankiiits
. _
. . 111(0=of . the United. States. . .
?RA' ill 00.
. . -. .
PERSONB. wishing to engsgekhisclling these
tm
maps embbeifurnishsfigin PAY quaill ;by
addressing D. D.. BARTON, Mccbani - 1
Cumberland county, Pa., agent, at pub • a ifs
prices, with freight mided. ' t i•.:
A. lame lot of stOilot finished 'nttaihas , e
just been received. • ~.. •
Good agents 'Can *ll from fifteen to thirty
maps per day, eid 'realize from S 6 to.slO prnfit.
_ Two hundred agents' wanted immedintairfar
any part of the,United States. Address - '
~, - D. D. BARI9N'
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county, Pi:-
- - myls-dBwa . • .
FANS, . • I
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FANS, FANS, 0404, _
FANS, FANS; FANS, FANS, : •
FANS, - FANS, - TANS, -TANS,- FANS,
FANS, FANS,' FANS. FAITS, ! .-;
4,iiNS.; l :: FANS, FANS, = .
• '•- •,!' •PARS; FANS, . . ! •
FANS,
"VOR the 4Fgeet-,ena beet Neko t
rtni - ' the
city, callat, ', . CATAVA . .
ire
my)2.-d2w.. No. o. 14 Market .tk ..
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AN ASSORTMENT OF : , ; ii;
1 - 3, - i i, , ' --). le: Y , f;tfi i ' ''• .
1 0 WEL. loa,,,ssr ~ .106
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gir t
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FOICOTA3OOIIB . -PlT.,tin 4: L
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FOR 'I,4DII444ND,GEN.
• • N. ELL R
Drug
Siiiitlfarkeeireet.
A Plititir
j: {
!NtERSI O,!R§ AND LARGE witigri;
so n ii Bowl) INtterus
LADIOS'O4f-le A it= 1 par:i
•
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' .-;to9 beet 11 4 1 * iip 7 :
.4t4 4:l:4A;Ustfi.4B-4-IA-#,X4
Atld aiggdigiety oil r ittirtakrin • I
ails for Presents, now on hand at
KICLLER'S
F*l.ll T:),sqg Store, Yu. 81 Market Street.
New 2Zrott-fitments.
New Goods-411st Opened
• AT
KENIGNER's
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
embracing every new and improved style of
POCKET BOOKS,
MAGIC CURBENCY HOLDERS,
CALF SKIN POCKET BQOKS,
BUCKSKIN PURSES,
POBTAIONADN, ItcL,
at prices tolurititlCircurnstances.
POCKETCUTLERY,
Consisting of a fine assortment of Westenholm's
Superior Pocket %Dim.
From Newtim'scelebrated , x. Every
Pay sold with a guarnrdae.
PORT_. FOLIOS,.
Wenn%
BOSKWCOD-, DESKS,.
PAPETEBIES,
Togethee with every article usually found in a
first:class BoOk and faitionary establishment,
at- -. BERGNER'S,
myl2 - bl , Market mite).
.
BEST
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
*;= 449) WIPSCW'S.
.XTEW.OPFION lifulketliquare- next door to
aka:. Caltataiseethem in %is
it-generataihortment of machines and
needles constantly on hand.
iMies Margarehlitiney will exhibit and sell
them; and:shio dealt kinds of machine sewing
artless machines in tho best manner.
Titeliatutittige,ot the public is respectfully
, aprll:46m
•. • .
eilicKEßs I
, .
BOMN,.PRA.OI4IIB, Maus BM
W;
Fames do. • 'Stne "di,.
WATIGIL - wise GO.
Byrn/a do.,
~6 , 14 renews stipphes iheahave week,
and our =tome' B can therefore ;4 Apqn their
00 61 9.1r 4 0 4 ., 4.P 22 ii4. 511 - t. ) ,C4GEr 4.r: CO-
7 iAPEN REirre v r/i/ ,
CEfOtelt LOT of this celebrated - tea just
IL received, It is of the first cargo alter lin
-4:0,91*4 and is hatch superior to the Chinese
'AeSsliA quality, strength and fragrance, sad is
a lss
entirely free,fiorreidttlfinition, coloring or
of anYkind. It `lit the' natural leaf of
'the .Trittreisi; Tea - Plant. Tor'sale by
Wm. DOCK J
ORAN4ERRIEB, Hord 3 N A-, Baal 8;
DPLTT PEAS,' - }IAELBV, I A3‘;OAI3ONI, VRi
a ?emu, ()BANG . 14MONS, FIGS,
ULAN% 11113N11, OTP1141N; 1 91:1131t
and. large Assortment of IDr:rie Et Blackly, it a
Pbildaa, - &inces, trod rLtelved ' , freak frog
the fiipoiter, and for axle low by. '
tau tt . W. DOCK, At., &le°.
AITRVEI,NO FLUIDS:--Bow :American WirW
:VV. Fluidoi..spleadid 62.centa
Or quart .; , triiNClLD*l3 , 46asiese Wrkipg Fluid,
HARRISON'S Oolumbsso: Writing NUM,
1±41 1 .0 1 4 1 /5. , BUSELFIETAYB ink, Copying
Ink, Caunino,ito4.Arul toles of 'the *ft quality,
/t oo 144- 4f fie •
46 SC tigitirtarfg BPDAMOBX.
FOR SALE.
AtHIRTY horeb power siteinn engtneinnarly
new. Tricilow: Addrees
A. C. MILLER,.
apl7 Neandlle, Combedinckt4mtef•
00: 40 1 1 ., 131 4RDP5_ o rug _pap mciwspa : ---We
very.are towt P!*4 of(
bum i cpayi- F - pa. ma a 6ti l i so ar 4 ;itn=t_
'Cot. Front aztetilM Votreetzt
El
• QII,EENSW*IIB-1 , . .
'Tug InVits the attending &the pub%) to our
ry 'seleiteglitirk of Queens
1 ware, reoegfy plindiseo;ind whkivireAtin gm
a yin3isnia'llititwaeige on-felty;priceet Call - and
TriggingroilnifOrekyorehesing elsewhere.
a ,t ;u :NICHOLS & , BOWMAN,
ttlwineirFixitisi - xl Market Sts,
El
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,17.. 0 44 „„ iig . man , from 4.
of , -344 , 84 Oge; Titifebute=dge the
seiy at the
dirfftja6l2". jkliPll:ll;d2arketetreet&
sod iiiiitCOliner of Fereit tin , _ . .
mya v ' , - • a IL. Pg
OWN STOUT AND SCOTCH, ALB, in
B
bottletcjoal TetelinSd and for axle by
mrBo ..'Wht-1300114 &VO•
w i fgailt44o# ‘
4•LBUEL 434 01 2 /Y bound
. ....X.,' for ill&
n ,- 6 0 WFPF .11 Plarffitik
JiL. ~-.- ,•, , :-. .. S. 0 *eat.
_ . .
BEESC> fol
asielivir
1110HOIS
°of. BOWILLIT,
Fidlit add iniu•kot Steets.
myls
• `-• OgraYRERS' OARAUGEB.;
reciiiea; tii4logest aitortmo n t it thei
city, by GEO. W. PARSONS,
, llO Market street.
. I E4P:ITI3ARRELs:
toGt.,,,,,imbe, of -ciiipty ittitsity turrets
and white and bracify . casks, RA. site by
mrs• - 11171it.•13001E,
- r4TiAItBNIIIII,ICg.' • --
A cl / 4 44-choide, 1 44W:received, by
:40* ••, •-tWitt- 4 D3CIE, &AN,
• ell gA 1 2 12, -zrerattuilding=lbis. • feet hoot,
*iiud .1'1044 1 (6344 fin- r eaktillerhuid Otreet,
rOuir • - • t:
, - VggOi P.:,8011131m13.
7 07- z rrifichftwfiril *cctlishxr-Ilagw, with
144/4W14 ./f i thimt : SlPMPß,.twiftijpr . wOt other
Ziring:- ,N1070,113A-BOWAAN.
aX1113.45:-. i'FiCOßt.ll4d
GIaIDIN4SEEDS. .
: .
riodeetto, Wt. tebationi N. Y., sad.
• Priggeleßra:, Rochestori t if. Y.
srge invoice ioinpilthig Irony sudsy and
''dgaeription, just reodired-ond. for tidally •
WIESE 4 7 - AnatherA ,Iffe
_lkAite4 IMO
Herriog...-44
MEM
_ -aka, OtyrtOs
!UMW and- auszth et
__very-km pskes.
Ow t • somms uumainpas.
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2 4)Ft _
. PHOTOCLRAPIL
BOMA
taIIANAWFUL
_ .
JUST open, a fresh lot of Photograph Album
sougirmys Book,.myl!
NOT ALC OHOLIC
A HIGHLY CO,!sTCVN FRA tED VEGETAL
DR. BOUILINDS
GERMAN BUFFERS.
Prepared by
Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Will effectually cure Liver Complaint, D 3 sia• ; .
Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Dieea,,
of the Kidney*, and all disett-es arising front a
disordered Liver or Stomach, such as ti;l
tion,lnward Piles, Fullness of Blood to ti -
Hea, Abidity of the Stomach, Nausea, lit art
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or weight 1 ,,
the Stomalk, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fur
tering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming •
the Head,llnrried and Difficult Breathing, F.
tering at the Heart, Choking yr Sudoc,t., :
Sensations when in a lying p.sture, Dirnhe
of Tudon, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Defic'encv r
splration, Yellowness of the Skin and Ey, s, 1'
in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c.,
Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
stoat Imaginings of Evil, and great Depr,s,i
of Spirits, and will pcsitively prevent
Fever. Bilious Fever, &c. They contain Nu
ALCOHOL; Olt BAD HISKY. They will c Lr e
the above diseases in ninety-nine ca-cs out a
hundred.
1100FLAND'S GEbMAN BITTERS!
Are not anew and untried article, but barn
stood the test of fifteen years' trial by the.
American public, and their reputation and ,41 e
are not rivaled by any similar preparation.
The proprietors bare thousands of letter,
from the most eminent
CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, PHYSICIANS ern
CITIZENS.
Teitifying, of their own personal knowledge,
to the beeeficial effects and medical virtue, of
these Bitters.
DO YOU, WANT SOMETHING 'lt.
STRENGTHEN YOU? DO YOU WANT A
GOOD APPRTLIE? DO YOU WANT 'l u
BUM) UP YOUR CONSTITU II ON ? DO Yu U
WANT TO FEEL WELL? DO YOU WAN 1
TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS? DO YOU
WANT ENERGY? DO YOU WANT 'lO
SLEEP WELL? DO YOU WANT A EIRIHi
AND VIGOROUS FEELING ? If you do, u,e
lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEB.S.
There are many preparations sold wider the wit,:
or Biters, pm' up m quart bottles, compounded of
cheapest whisky or common ruin, coming from :0 to 4
cents papa.* the kuitedisguisedby Anise or Co; //
der Seed.
• ?his class of Bitters has caused, and will coritir.be
to - cause, arkng as they can be sold, hundreds to
the death of the drunkard. By their use the aplon
kept continually tender the infLerice of Akohohe St, ri
Wads of the worst kind, the desire for Lqoor is Cr t
-and kepi up, and the result as all the horrors a
frenchatt upon a drunkard's life and death.
For those mho desire and WILL HAVE a Liquo ,
Bitters, we publish the following receipt: —Get ONE
BOTTLE OF HOOFLA.ND S GRKSIAN 1311-
TERSandmiamdhTHREEQUARC,OE 000
BRANDY OR WHISKY, ana the mask will be
a priparatkos that will FAR EXCEL in medicinal
virtam i and nue axelknee any of the numerous Li
quor Bitters * the market, and unit CULT Itl UCH .
ligSS. You will have all the virtues of H.OO F
LAND'S GERIKAN BirrEas in connection with
tDistelitic of-lnpar, at-rs situcti less prig than
Ikea inferiinuireparations coat you.
ATTENTION, .SOLDIERS!
AID TUN /RIMS Or SOLDIgn
'We call the attention of all having relae, ns
or friends in the army to the Get that "kW iF.
LAND'S German Bitters" wilt cure nine-tenth
of the diseases induced by exposans aud
privationaincident to camp life. In the li t.
published' almost daily in the tewspaimr,, ~ t,
the arrival of the sick, it will be uoi•ced that
silvery large propertion are suffeting from Mbil
ty. Every case of that kind can be re eilly
offal hYHOolland's German Bitters. D.,c eei
resulting from disorders of the d gestive on es.
meanly removed. We have no hesitatio ,
in stilling that if these Bitters wet e freely I:,
amptour soldiers, hundreds of lives to eht
belayed that otherwise will be lost.
We call particular attention to the Übe% in,
imitarkeleand well authenticated cure of on,
of the nation's heroes, whose life, to use h -
,aro
own language, "has been saved by the Bitter.,
Fattanatenza, August 23d, ler;:!..
Messrs. Jones & Evans :—Well, gentlem,u,
your Hoofland's German Bitters ha s sav e d l ay
life. There is no mistake in this. It is vouch
ed for by numbers of my comrades', some 0.
*hose nausea are appended, and who were fair
cognizant of all the circumstances or my es—
' I tun, and have been for the last tour years, t
member of Sherman'e celebrated battery, an I
tinder'the immediate command of Captain h
B. Ayers. Through the exposure attends:,:
upon my arduous duties, I was attacked In N
vember last with inflimmution of the 'UDC.
and was for seventy-two days in the hospita.
This was by great debili y, heighten d
Iby ma attrickbf dysentery. I was then team);
ed from the White House and sent to this dry
-
on board the steamer Sta'e of Maine., from
which I landed on the 28th a June. Sim,
that lime I have been about as low as any or, •
.could be and still retain a spark of vitality
'For a week or more A was scarcely able to swa
low anything, and if I did forces morsel down.
It was immediately thrown up again.
I:raimild not even keep a glees of orate- on on;
stomach. Life could not last unde-e these CI:
etimstances ; and, accordingly : th e ph y ,.fi le ,.,
wbo had been working faithfully, though ut
smexesfully, to rescue me from the grasp 0 i v.
dread archer, frankly told me they could do I.
LIMO *Zia and adyieed me to see a Clergy min.
and to make such disposition of my limit-'
funds as heetanited me. An acquaintance az (.
vieftetime &Vibe hospitti, Mr. Frederick Stei:
broti, of Sixth below Arch street, advised or
sea forlorn hope, to trylymir bitters and k:.,.-
it! procured AAR:tette. From the time I col..
mewed taking them the gloomy shadow
death receded, and I am now, thank God for
1 getting better. Though I have taken but re
bottles, I have gained tea pounds, and I fe.
sant/hie of teeing permitted to rejoin my a;
laid daughter, from.whom I have heard not,,ir
for eighteen months ; for, gentlemen, I am
loyal Virginia°, from the vicinity of Fro:.:
Aio/al To your invaluable Bitters I ow,. -,r
certainty of life which hat taken the pricy
glorious privilege of Wain cla-plug Ylifißt harte --to your titters will I owe l'. -
to ;_
bosom those ' , bonze dearest to me in life.
Very irlibr yours, ISAAC MALONE
We fully concur in - the truth of the an. '
Idate!afttlt, fut we bid despaired of seeing r
`-'."- . l i l l'4o4lone. restored to health.
7 41 olinCtUldieback, First New York Hater.
• A. Ackley, Co. C, llth Maine; Le , '
',..
_lnakrtikid New York ; J. E spen cer , J.
Arttliety;Bittery F; J. B Fasewell, Co it . .
Virmont ; Henry B Jerome, Co. B. 3,1 .."
Mout ; Henry T. Itimidonild, Co. C, 6th NI .il". -
;Cala - r• Ward, Co. E. sth Maine; H,ra.,
Reck Co. H, 72d New York ; Natbawel
Thomas, Qo. F,. 95th Penna. ; Andrew J. Fir
t OA, Co. A.,, Sd Vermont; Jan J,.nki L s,
R, /06th,Penna.
BEWARE OF COUNIERF r in,
See that, the signature ut "C M. JACKS9S
leen the•Wittperta of each bottle.
Prieeperhottler, 76 cents, or half doses' for i;
Wincipej 14pe, and Manufactory, N o . F,,j:.
*
, I
4 4 44 'V een° ONES & EVA Ns .
.
r to C. M. Jackson& C 0.,)
MO
Proprietor. ,
OrFor sale by Druggist sod Deslers in every
town In the United States- tmylo-dtw
ftledltal.
EXTRACT
A PUE lONIC
PARTICULAR NOTICE.