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. ate* ativertiEing in the Talsonsm. Thoee
h4vi.,k, advertising to do will find it convenient
for referenct.
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Funeral .lotapakotihraaertiou..„ . • ; 64
ger Business notices inserted in the Local
COkoM, or betottliitsrriakee and Deaths, Emu%
Orem cgs 1,...n5s for each intairtion.
As an advertising , medium the TEGEGRAPH bar
no equal,. 119 large eiroul.tiou t among, tousinedif
men dtui fautiite.t, in city - and country, pinning
it buyout - 1:o , ,
sittsts duthits
OAN E .8.0 1J 3 ifi
00111s1X13; OF
11IIITILKET fa ADD MARKET SQUA.RII,
HARRISI3I7Ita PA,
JOSEPH N. metliam.4ll, PitOei3llloll.
-(mama . CONDUCTED BE WDLED COVEAVE.)
This is is First Ciat•s Hotel, and located in tits.
wand pert of the city. It is kept in the best
manner, and ltd patrons will find every seem
modstion to be met with the beet housee
the'ouantry. se,3o-dtf
B T. ABijiTT's
Concentrated Condensed or Pulverised
BOPT
THRICE gallons of hauttsurne white SOFT
tit_t&P' made in five minutes. No itenst
requited.
ihaiarroxs•— Dissolve one pound of B. T
Bab Ken Couctentratild Oundentwedl)l Pulverized
Batt Soap in one @Alton of butting water, then
add two gallues' or warm - Water. When cool
you will have ttuee gallons of Handsome White
Bolt tear ,
Ten pounds will make one barrel of soft soap.
The soap thus etuie is an excellent wash for
trees, shrubs arid plants of all kinds.
Just received and tor sale by
Wk. Ja., & CO,
ray27] Market et., opposite; the Court Honse.
WEDDING,
IMITATION, AND
AT HOME CARDS..
B Y a special arrangement with one of the
beet engravers in the country, cards of any
description will be executed in the higitest style
.tif art, conformable with the lateitt fashion, and
supplied promptly .at lower prices tinware chai-g
-,sci by the stationers in New York or Philadol
.phia. For samples and prices call at
inch9ti IS Eli'i3. BOOKSTORE.
_ --
1 ) 17U41/0, .W SRaDllki of linen, gilt-bordered:
'FY 'arid PA t:ER BLEEPS - of an eudlees var•
ety , of diwilius and ortaatuents ; also, CUM AIN
FIXTURES and TA.SoFILS, at very low prises
Cell at - SOREFFER'S BUOKSTORE.
ard •
HEitlitETIC*ll4.lT SE ALED
PEACHES, TOMATOES,
PINE APPLE, SALMoN,-
OYSIERS SPICED OYSTERS,
LOBSTER, • SARDINES,
WM. DOCE:Jrtt C-0.
For sale by
W. T. Bisn'opi
.ATTOBN EY- ALT - LAW,
OFFICE NEXT 000 E TO WYE art; HALL,."
Eveiesolos: Corner of flue street and Raspberri .
alley. • je22 dim
CVY M SUGARS of all grades ane
at reasonable prioes for We by
114 WM. Meg, JR,
CAFS:JR—Hamburg and other prime dairy
cheese, for sale by
& BOWMAN,
iel Cor.- Front and Market streets. '.
A NEW assortment of Bitorton's Unrivaled
Good Pe, s, in Gold Plated Desk Holders,
just r:"." 4 eivetzl tit SCHEFFEB'S BtX/11181DHE,
Jul .ll.lllllu)te i t area.
G REEN Ctißtg,
Winslow's-Fresh Green
Coai just *dyed b 37
ionBd "Ar DOelt,
UNOEt_ggid - :EI4GLISH BIA.t•RING,
mated not onty to retain tha poll& ~ 6u
top:tome the loather itaelf. For sale by . •
z i ti
• NUL DOCK, (30._
DR. JOHNSON
13 Al. Mir I lla CO MIL IEI
LOCK HOSPITAL.
I .E. AS discovered the most certain, speedy end
effectual remedies in the world for
DISE/18,ES OF IMPRUDENCE
= RIELIBP -;1N EILIC TO TWOLI7II 110.17811
NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS . DRUGS.
A (lure Warranted, or No Charge, in from One to
Two Days.
Weakness of the Back, Affections of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary dis
diarges, Impotency, General Debility, Nor
val:mess, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low - Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas, - Palpitation of the
lit art, Timidity, Trembling's, Dimness of Sight
or Giddiness, Disease of the Head, -Throat,
Z.-It se or bkin. Affections of the Liver, Lungs,
St( mach or Bowels—those terrible disorders
arising from the Solitary tiabits of Youth—
those secret and solitary practices more fatal to
their victims than , the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most bril
;lent hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
&AL, impossible,
00
9.00
17.00
YOUNG MEN -
epecially, -who have become the - victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit Which annually sweeps to-an` untimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the Most
exalted talents and brilliant intelleat, who,
might otherwise have entranced listening Sen-'
Ass with the thunders •oteloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre, may call with fall
confidence. •
1.3
lzr'S
111ARBIAGE. . .
Harried Persons, or Young Men contemplat
jug marriage. tx-ing aware of physical weak=
.aess, organic debility, deformities, &c., speedily
,cored. • - • " ' '
.F 4 a.
r,
_2 1 3
fat
He who places himself under the care of Th.
may religiously wade in' his honor es a gen',
demur', and Confidently rely upon Ida Skill aka
Physician:
at ..-•
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—Ss
at.ro
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Immediately Oared, and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection—which renders'life
i:tdsterable and •nutrriage impiedble—is the pen
;say paid by the victims of improper indulgence
Voting" persons are too apt to .txdunit excesdes
'from not being aware-of the • dreadful anise-.
'quieces , that. may ensue. Now;•who that az :
derstandethe.sublect will pretend to cidny that
;the wives of procreation is lolittooner by these'
telling into inipihper habits , than by :the p
dent. -Besidee bemg•deprived-the pleenires-of
healthroffspring, the•Most'aerious and:diAbbe
_tire syMpttitbs tot mind
thevateni bOtmies . .deratigecifthe;physieriltan&
mental futictions Weakened; loss of procireatiie,
;power .nailtoils iiritability,.dyepeptdai
fgen -€4..tha--hatutt
debility. `a wasting of the frame, caw con- I
'eumpuon, decay BIM aeatn.
Omen, No. 7 Sown Fitioratnifit Slum,
Left hand side going twin Baitimore street, a
few doors from the corner. Fail not to observe
name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp ;
The Doctor's Diplom-4 bang m'his office.
. JOYINION, -
Niember of the Fiord College' f Surgeons, Ton
don, graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United Skstes„ , and the greatei
part of whose life bite been opene in the liessyl,
tale of London Paris, Philadelphia and else
where, has effectedl some of the Most istnnishing
cures that were ever known ; .many tiOubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep,
great nervousnees,, being alarm,Kl at sudden
sounds,', bashfulness, with fregfient blushing,
attended sometimes with derangement of mind
Were cured immediately.
TART PAIiTI.CDTAIt NOTICE.
These are twine of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, yis
wsakuess of the back and liinbs, Pains In the
head, dimness of eight, Imo ofirsiscular power,
palpitation of ,the,' heart,. dytipePsiti, nervous
irritability, symptoms of consumption, &c; .
PtigliTALLY.—The fearful effmrs on the mind
are much to be dreaded—hots of memoiy, cos
fu.lort of Ideas, depression of epiriti, - evil fore
bodings, aversion to society, self distrust, hive
of sulitnde, timidity, &c., are some of the esti
produced. s . , • •
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselvcs by a certain
practice indulged in when alone a habit fre
quently leenivd from evil companions; or at
school, the effects of which are - nightly felt,
even 'when asleep, and it notrquert 'readers
Illiarldapi Impossible, and destroys both Mind
and body, should apply immediately... -
What a pity that a young men, the hope df
his country, the darling of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and "enjoyments
of life, by the consequence of deviating &OM
the path of nature and indulging in a certain
secret-habit. Such parsons sum, before content-
MARBIMIE
Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisltee to promote connubial
happiness.. Indeed, without these, the journey
through life *owes weary pilgrimage : the
prospect ,hourly darkens to the view ; the mind
becomes sinuMwed with despair, and filled with
the Melancholy reflection that'the happiness of
another becomes Melted with our Own;
DIRRAAR OF IMPRUDENCE.
When GM, misguided and imprudent votary
of pleasure finds he hail bnbibiscl the of
this painful disease, it too often happens that
an llltimed sense of,shatue or the dread of dis
cOvery deters him from applying to clause who,
from education and reapictability, can alone
befriend him Re falls into the hands of Igno
rant and designing pretenders, who, incapable
of curing, filch his pecuniary substance, keep
him triflin • month after month, or as long as
the smallest fee ow be obta.ted, and In despair
leave him with ruined health to sigh over his
disappointtutnt, or, by the 'use of the
dewily poison, Mercury, -hasten the Constitu
tional symptoms of this terrible disease, such as
effeetions of the Read, Throat, Ncwe, Skin, etc.
,progressing with frightful rapidity till death
'puts a period to his dreadful sufferings by send
ing him to that undiscovered country from
whence no traveller returns.
INDORSEMENT OF THE yam
& 00
The many thousands cured at this hertitatlas
year after year, and the numerous impurtins
surgical operations perforturxi by Dr. Jobrisorri
witnessed by the reporterti of the Bun, ter,
and many other papers, nodose of which Te
appeared again and again before the laublic,
ides his standing as a gentleman a character
arid responsibility, is a adentent guarantee to
rike. afflicted. .
I;CO
Exibunsirans MiEDILY mum
onfZlf,_T.Ziurzt 117LEDNIMIII 819
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ORGANIC WF.AR'NE9B
HARRISBURG, PA., WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12 1863
IXeut 2tZnatrtisemento
Ayre r s Sarsaparilla
IS a concentrated extract of Para Sarsaparilla,
so comb ned with other substances of still
greater alterative power as to afford an effective
antidote for diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to
cure. Such a remedy is surely wanted by those
who miter from Strumous compla nts, and tbpt
One which will accomplish thtir care must prote
of immense service to this large class of our
aft iced fellow citizens. How completely this
compound will du_ it has been proven by ex
periment on many of the worstcasss to be found
in :the following, complaints : -
L.SOROPITLA AND ootuntur.ous Coitmextos Extta.
U ene -
170N8 AND ESIIPTIVB DitNASTB, _ LONIRS LES
BLOTORLS, TUMORS, SALT BUL.Um, &JAW Haan,
b'xnaus AND 45 . 1 - parirrio Mnuotratat.
DISILABB, DBOPSY, listniawia ua Doicasux,
MOWN; DTrikk.PBl6 AND INDIGESSELON,
LAN, Uos 02. ST. ANTHONY% FMB, ankrAntild
the whule class of complaints arising from lar-
PIII/TY 01 TUB BLOOD. -
This componhd wi/1 be found a great promo
ter of health, when taken in the spring, to expel
the foul humors whiCh fester in the blood at
that season of the year. By the timely - expulsion
sof them many rankling disorders are nipped/in
the bud. Multitudes can, by the aid of this .
remedy, spare themselves from the enetirance
of foul eruptions mid: ulcerous Sores, through
which the system will strive to rid itself of
corruptions, if not assisted to do this through
the natural channels or the body by' an imam
t'veniedicine. Olitinee out the vitiated blood
whenever you find-'its inipurities . burstiog ,
through the Skin in Pbnples, eruptions or eel es p
cleanse it when you find it is obstructed and
siuggish in the veins ; cleanse it whenever it is
foul; and your feelings will tell you when. liven
where no particular. disorder Is felt, people
enjoy better health, and live looger? for cleans
' lug the blast Keep the blood healthy, and
ail is"well ; brit with the pabulciai Of lite &or
dered, there can be no lasting hekiith. Sooner
or later. something must go - wrong, and the
greas maolisinery of life is disordered or over
thrown. : . : • .
During tate years the public have been this-.
led by Loge bottles, pretoLdiog to•give a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most
of these have, been frauds' upon trio sick, for
they not onlycontain little , it any, Sarsaparilla,
but 0 COQ no curative properties whatever...—
Hence,' oilier and painful thsappointrth nt has
foliceattil the WO of rho various extracts of Ser.
Aspirin s which go o d the in akar:, until the name
Wren is; plitly.despised, and has beCome synorrY
:LICOIIB war/ iiiipo.itiuttud•cheat. Mtiliwve Call'
trn is cerripou ad dabiapari tar, andinteud to is pply
SuctraLreuredy. era shad) rescue' the - haratfirdni
'the load of oblitquy'Aphich stilifitipon 'it. , And
lwe thi k we nave ground fur believing it' hiss
viituta :which are' Misiietibie .14 /the Cordifigy
'run of the diseases it is inttlilded[tealllo:"
4 1 sepated•lay-Del. J Cr..494101+4 Okki
.
Ell
&AO by 0 A. Bannvart,. D. W. Gross St 00.,
0. K. Keller, J. , ht. Lutz, Dr. Belly, F. Wyea
and de4lers everywhere.
SAVE.EI' ,BBA.VIY /
LAIRD'S
,
Bloom. of Youth or Liquid. Pearl
Vitt beautifying :kid preherinikg the corn
' pharlon and bk n.
After wing Laird's Bloom of Youth, or Liquid
Pearl for a shott time, it will leave the akin 'a
, rsttlia-ifite texture ; it imparts freshness,
sulooihneas and transpaiency to the skin, that
can only be prt duced by the use o‘ this valuable
-article. It presents no vulgar white paint, as
al i other attempttd comp:mutt do, 'but, on the
contrary, it will give the compiexion a pearl
like tint, such as can only be found in youth ;
its me is impossible to bedotected by the closest
&servers. It Is also, invaluable tot removing
all kinds of Him Is, Vans, Freckels, titinburns
and Other.cataneous dimwits from the skin.
Mr. L - tird has every confidence in recom
mending his Bloom;of Youth, or Liquid Yearl,
to toe ladles of America, au being the &flyper
kvt and rehaule article now in use for beautifying
and vreservtng the cormlomon and thin.
Can only be hatfat 8. A. JEIINJEKEIS
je22 Apothecary, Harrisburg.
LADIIS' F&NOY TRAVELING
Ir.A. It EV 8
W ITH a large assortment of
Kumla, B°UND,
&mei, Cronus
Perna, Oxmanlrs'
•
Baas, _ ° ALM
jel2 iDOCR, .Ir., & CO.
Mutt PATUO PEOTOR A. 14
SYRUP.
:4,ie your lungs weak ? Does long breath
„ive you : taint Hive you a hacking
co - ngh / 1 o you.expectorate hard, tough mat
te& Are you wasted with night sweats and.,
want or et If so, here ia your remedy. It will
unqueotionsibly save.yon. Price $1 00.
The suave medicine has been used extensively
in this'city with good: reunite. For sale at
13FIN3iNER'S 8008 &MBE.
EX.TILI FAMILY FLOUR—A lot of 'very
'Echoice extra-family flour, just received and
t 4 . sale by .1 1 110.110113 & 'AMMAN,
to 20 Cor. Front and Market streets.
DRESEUVING: JARS, of Glass and otone, of
all,kinde and slam, for sale low, by
NICHOLS & 130Wittaitf,
jab ° .Cor.Front and Market streets.
NOTICE.
Brass LJZILARY Rooms, I
Hattntsnutto, JULY 11, 1863.
DARTIES in poeseeeton of books beluegin.t to
the Pennsylvania State Library tire icquesied
to retain the a ante the Library is TeJ
arranged and open to the public, of which due'
uotlee will:bc given. WIEN 'ffoaNgy,
jy.ll dtf c State Librarian.
No. 1.
WlNTEA—Loctilmad Traveling Agents in
every town -or county. Circulars, with
..f.'elitimoniais of Clergymen and Scientific men,
in regard to the business, seat free.
ISAAC HALE, & Co.
je24 dBw Newburyport. Miss.
CUAL OIL! COAL OIL! l—A large invoicA
of coal oil which we off,.r'very luw, at le6 o ,
than IlieulgnOrtii)r prirseut pike. just receive d
40 (or Sale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN;
jc24 . m a t a nd Market. ete.
MriCKE.EL.-A Prime lot of Mackerel just
_ received oLd fur sale very low; kNUTtdEIi
wueiev qtter tare &e by • ,
NIC;o0L13 & BOWMAN, `
jyl& Cornet Front And Marks:4 et&
New 21.bvertisements
A N AMRTMENT OF •
OVER 100 STYLES
--OP
POCKET BOOKS, PURSES
AxD
PORTMONALES
FOR LADIES , AND 'GENTLEMEN,
AT
.FEELLER'S
Drug and Fancy Goode fitort,
No. 91 Market Sued.
A FINE LOT OF
MERV CASES AND WU WALLETS.
Some Splendid New Patterns of
LADIES' ,COMPARIONB.
The best Morocco
TRAY EL.ING SATCHELS,
`And t genarallarfety of FANCY GOOpS, Bolt
l abia for Pieeente, now on hand at
KRTI.ER'S
,firtv& Stoie, No. 91 Market Street.
HAMS!!!
2 0 000 u3s—cwpwaed of 14e
, following brands, just ro-
ceived :
Navrioin's, celebrated.
• Nirw Omen selected.
Evarie fain Swirr'e, supnior.
• lifromitaa'a.Examikuoa, canvassed.
' Mumma's Eioriteroa, nor ascanvassed.
boa OrrY, canvassed:
IRON Crry, nog caavasavi.
PL GIN HAIM, elm* prime.
Courrray flame. very, fine.
Yaoh•liam sold will be guaranteed as , repre
dented. WM. DOi K , dr., Br, CO.
TILE UNITED STATES -ROTEL
HARRISBUELG, PA.
COVEHLY HIMHIauN, Proprietors
rrIEUS well known, Elorel is now 1 in a condi
' 1, tiun tO aecvnamodete.lhe traveling-public
effordittga the ;intit ample convenienott slat:rice
he transient guest and thei.pertnanent boarder
THE UNITED •13TATRi HOTEL i hasliseen
entirely - refitted thranglidut, and :now' s litte an_
cottini&lations , equal &toot,- comfort :skid
luxury to any hotel brtwde Philielelphl arid
Tslodr.tfoti I, thelitait tti the Et at
vital :Wit* tititfte4idlivati ,
Oitaptcuin . ft ail the pubrk.
nooumute
•
now all the conveniences of
i A 11887 CLASS HOTEL,,
and the Prdprietore are determined to spare
neither expense, time or labor to ensure the
comfort of the , guests. The Patrtmase of tht
traveling public ie respectfully solicited.
60 1 0 00 rece lj nvl l l " and -1 1 1 :t e ve l l i n ve s i t i t j )re at
the largest lot of Hams of ()holm brands ever
tOlered in this market, which we offer to sell
lower than any other store in town.
Nloll.oLit3 & BOWMAN,
on and' Market St&
E
BII3L§ D HYMN - BOOKS
-
A LA 808 and splendid stock of Pocket and
LS. Family Bibles. •
Pr+sbywrian, fifethodist, Lntbman, German
iirfaitntd, and other Rymn Beaks. inst rawly
id at -BrIBGNBB'S CHBAP Big.)II.BTORB..
I.ll4B.—Mlehener's Envlsior Hams, by the
hogehilid, tiaree, banal or single ham,
canvassed and uncenvassed, for sale lower than
any other store. Each ham warranted. Cal•
and emu:Mite at NICHOLS & BOW MAN,
Jet Cor Front and Market Strcota.
DREAIIIVING JABS of all kinds, glass and
stone. Call and examine 'at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S,
re 24 Cor. F ont and &Dirket eta.
COAL OIL, a further reduction in COSI Oil,
, superiot. article of non-explosive Coal Oil,
or sa lt velylow,'by
NICHOLB & BOWMAN,
Cur. Front and Market glta.
trul i
118/I—We are now offering very low, a lot
L' of choice Mackerel, barrels, halves,
gnartera end kite:
NICHOLS Sr BOWMAN,
a rr . Front and Mn-knt streets.
1110
SALT, ground, alum, Ashton and dairy, in
large or fakiall quantities, by
Niciums tt BOWMAN.
act mr, 3 MftrkfAt. atra44.
POTATONB I POTATOES!
500 BEvsaiilil,PrF,aaeZ. Y. Mercer oyid
5 for bale at No.
, . -
106 Market street, Harribburg, Pa.
jylo W. 11. BIBLE & CO.
QUGABSEar Prverving, of all kinds, which
we are now off ring very low. CAB and
slatnine at NICHO L 8 & BOW MAN'S,
je2.l C , r Front and Matket sta.
PHOTOGRAPHIC A 1.48UM8,
Of any size nut in the standard styles will be
made to order.
BERGNER'S
Cheap Bookstore.
IRE CRACKEII6.--just receiving a large
lot of Fire Crackers, which we will sell very
ow, by the-box of emnli,er quantity,
NICHOL -, itt BOWMAN,
Cor. Front and Market sts.
CM
LMONS. A large involw of unpacked
Lemons just received and for saki by
NIU1:101,S Si. 130 W MAN,
Cor Front and Market, stn.
auga
HAMS.—A large lot of =yawed sugar cured
flame, embracing all the Ounce broads in
market, fur Bale by
NJOEIOI.I4 & BOWMAN,
Cur 14'1 , 4A an.' Kafka. eta,_
augB
ORANGES AND LE6loNb—Auuttier lut
Oranges and Lemons lust received Red to,
;ale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
my2o "Cdr. Front and Market stream.
.11OURE AND UNADULTERATED SPICTEi
7 11. from the mod a3lebreted•mills be the mum
sry,just received sad .for sale by
yit . wm. POCK. TR., & 00.
paik Ettegra#4
LATER FROM EUROPE,
'ARRIVAL OP THE-,STEANER CHINA
The steamer Obina , ivrwar , ived-here. Adel( es
have been mainly anticipated by• thei diepatch"
hem Cape lace. •
Marshal Forney, it is stated by La Prode, will
le we M zico B,ptetuta.r 15th, giving up the
command to Gen ,Biseain.
The same paper states that the nrgetiations
between the three l',iwers for is cotrimun trpla
to Banda, are on the point of a suceeseenl ter•
mination. La. France does not &spur of liwsia
proving conciliatory. Should she, however, he,
otherwl-e disposed, the consequence would b-.
general war, priming in question all, the inter
sets of Europe.
PROM NEW YORK•
Ni..w. Tons. .A.uwatt 11.
Colonel De Forreat.of the Halts cavalry, is
under . arrest, chargpd having defrauded
the Government to the amount of $50,000.
The draft nearly completed id the western
part of the State.. A revision of the
enrollment lists has been ordered in the
first nine districts . embracing ,New York county,
county, Long Island, West Cbestvi county and
Staten Island. The draft therein will take
place In about two weeks.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FRAM CHAALESTON-,,RIBiIL _OFFLOM,-UNION
ING IN NINTH 01LJN311 , 1N41., ETra EGO
,
FOR.TREB4) •MONRON, A ug. 10.
, The steamer City•orAltiany; Captain differ:
strived yesterday from' Be Movie and reports
that the United Stites. ienutossat Inxlacis left
Veanfort du Friday last to resnurs her station
on the blockade .# Wilnititgion. '
Ike Ci.y of Albany; on' Uri outer pagsatte,
encountered a • h avy sea fffiCafte Lock tut;
caused by thunder , goalie. the received s met
sl i mage which canted her to be hailit-d (If for
repairs. , ' - ~ •
All Of the rebel cfficeis and . surgioi3a confined
as prisonets of war tu :For, t Nutfejk— upwards
f one huadred and twenty-five—are Nina
' 'ainiterred tr Fort it'll..my, Ity,,itie - steamer
ohrge Washington ; in churgsr of - Major Met
'V tt nn 3i, ga4boatl B 9 l 4 4 1 3gIgli bas! inn
1r :1
Sala gt•ld mitre &lithe. . , , . i .
f 4hlitytei.mieritittflit pe v i tt, thi:s so,,O„r.n,i.ng
frstla•Stunti fillet. Ca t. hi i reports - that
i...fri_llalsie ar :_ i it... 4l / 1 e ' the '
arsarTwativora. ly progretero... .., eue efffiYers
and men are ia fine spirits. io news of torpor
hence CO report. .
.The steamer PiCOlllO arrived from Beaufort
tn-dav and brings a mail. The following is re
ceived from our corresp.nient:
"NEwszasr, August 9. —The Unionists in
Eastern North Carolina are to hold io a tew
days a great mass convention for the eu pose ..f
invoking the Government to stud a sttliteteni
force into this Department to occupy it lei . , h
Wilma' goon,
and Weldon in order to force the
rebel army to abauden Vornia, and thus re
store these - two great Staks to the Uoluu at
once.
jell-dtf
appointment of Colonel Lee, of the 27th
hisesochusetts. as Provot4 Marshal of this De
iariment, and Captain Charms D Santora, of
he same reahnent. as Provost Marshal or New
bern, givts tudversal satisfaction and secures
justice t.nd tratiqu‘dity to
"Cul. Bges, toe honest and effictent Qiarter
master of this DepartiritUrt, leaves in a day or
two for Fort , CBR Afuntue, .whete he titablish
his headquarters "
The Wier In Tehhengee.
MOPS/IBM/El OP OVERILL/1.9
Cescradtert, Attest U..
The Ormanzercial a Lexington dispatch says that
reports from toe front indicate that all is qtutt
on the herder.
Re.ugees from E tat Tennessee report that
treat's mounted twee was to rerri. ZUOII3 at
Kinioton or Ccinoo , d A rebel brigacte'under
"Airostrong, had arrivrd at the former i•bsce.
'Amend Burnside airived at 144-Arington yes
• terdey mor g The movement of troops in
that direct ion is very active.
Gov. Tod of Ohl...The Draft.
The Cnamirciars Columbus dispatch sayt
that tioveruor Tod leaves tor Washington to
day. An important meeting of 'diatirgaished
personages will come (ff in that city within the
next ten daps, at which glare questions beating
on the present aspect of the rebellion will be
discussed.
The draft will not take place until the Gov
ernor returns.
Deserters Flecking to Gen. Meade's Army.
• A correspondent of the Boston Dazelicr, watt
the Army of the Potomac, writes:
"Within the last three rhos some twenty de
serters have come Within our lines at this pl •ne.
including an otderly sergeant from a Louisiana
regiment who says he res ! dies within for y mites
of New Orleans and is desirous of teturving to
nis home. He reports that large numbers o.
Louisianians are watching for a favorable op
peituntty to des , -rt, being anxious to return to
their bootee. My informant a a•t says that the .
news of the fall of Vicksburg and Port Hudson,
ai.d the opening of toe Mississippi, bad greatly
disheactemd the Mississippi and Louisiana
Lit mil.
'This feeling of discontentand desponden, y.
he asserts, le nut o ufitad to particular Star
girnents, but all save the Tt.s. MR are die
courage a at the present aspect of ell ,ire in the
eu-ca led confederacy. Q the a nunda,r have
been placed under attest and co, Snot in the
:ward hou,e tor uttering lansmage prejudicial
to the iuterest aid safety of the S mitt. Tne
remand- I. of the deserters who have b eo
tilt,ngt.t within taw Mo.'s are conacri e ts fro , r,
this 'tat . Oue wan informed tete that he wags
native of Virginia. and at the bre , king out
f the rebellion be atronlly cli ! pobed i t , h u t hi.
neighbor., began to starxt, .hint of lufi tediiy
tud he was cAted a traitor. His two eons were
b?dh ware &ago Getl i a
"He cis barn a itemiser ot Stu tree cavalry,
sod *airs be has Pifictittend three harres,eit' of
hin own private fah& all of wait% havtP bean
New Yong; Abgast IL
,Ctscr.Lom, August 11
PRICE ONE CENT.
shot while in the rcb..l Fe: vic• ;let the govtrn
ment Tli leLuattrate him Ti e i•rr ever
bitterly rtmarkr , o, 6 io..d ireri of fu• ist
iing horses for J , ff mrd when tn. y got
hny morn sir% ice out of I kn, or aby mole of
blond, h.s baits w ul t ho white."
MARKETS BY T E LEGRAPH
BALTIMOBE AUgUEt ii
Flour—business in trade brands cohtuanee
very light, but prices show DO rnatr , ial cbat,g,
o.les rep dted on' fhe 'ern Exchange ev, re eon
dt rano 100 bble choice - tiowaed t sup- r at
$6, rued 50) Ws. fresh gri.und Ohio t xua,
taaen for eb pmeLt at the s.me figure. Rates
el sed numie ally as faiuwe, viz:
Howa.d $ raet super end cut pxtra
(pi 00, shipping. extra SG 60(46 623, retaaings
extra $6 70g0 00, , $3 'Ago 00
pub impetier r 5 25@t5 50. Ohio hull), Mg
i-Xtra $6; Ohio r: taitt.,g extra $6: Ohio tatullY
$74. City Mills standard au er. $6 25; City Mi,ls
StApping brawls extra s9®lB 25 ; Baltimore
family $10; &immure hi l t,t, grade extra $9 60;
Rye 110er—stock light, and (rem ind ermined to
small lots for rptailing Good Uremia may be
quoted at $5 50a$5 62 per bbl. Cora Meal
—nothing doing in dna atticle—City 14015
nominal at $4-35 per bed.
GRAIN.—At the C4l - 11 Fxcbarge this morning
sump 13;000.M:rah. of wain were received, viz:
5.500 tru-it. what, 1.000 no corn, 6,000 do cats,
and 1,000 do rye. The hulk ut the wheat
at market was out of order, and the few
(mud samptets. offered br, uAtt full previous
prig s. Sales comprised a small Jut of extra
mmerman red at 150 cents, 3 000
Mrs. inferior to prime German do. at $1 10® -
1 40, and 4,000 bus. touch and common prima
new SontEern white at v. 25®l 83. N, the g
Was none-in white core, 8,141 'ales Acre ouhfi,ed
to - small lets to the trade at 88e. Oats w e re in
better demand and ft uter ; saps of 3 00 / bus.
Old at 70®78e. weight end 2 0130 boa at
measure. Rye moved elowly at 90®90 per
bus. for new crop Mars laud.
Whisky—Market quiet but firm. Sales of
400 bbls Ohio at 48 . per g lion.
A PUBILOUS ADttitaIIItIE—DESPEBATE CCOgAtig
OF A LADY.—T,.e QGa Cal,formun usr.a ea au in
stance of peifloes adventurs and retuaraable
mintage of a lady io.rocri ) of tho tfciuity of
Cleveland, obin, and the story has bt3rn out-
Oren d by a private letter true v d from arts et
of the Lady, written (tom D over City in r
(00114810 a bat thy. The h wine i- Nis ti ri
.tah; formerly Milt Fannie Mile, , d .m.hter u , Mr.
.A 11. Niles, who t nke - years 0110+ lived in New
burg, but who has 1121017. d Ins famit t. D vet
City. The Luebaud of the lad% lives in Utg Au
and si./e was on her way to itj t him att.
%M it to bet frientis in tuts Atlan i • toC. o About
the aditile of tile . k she, with her hob., were
ii eyeing in the °varietal HAI stake-0 ach, ba
tsteen.lieuver and San Fitcocace. The o ly
.ittysankin. mposing the, party were belee f at d
abrimide he coach, and one pa sec ger and toe
• _ourh front Sett.
_ _ h oot-siLf:_tuiltw out from Carson Station
the stage ik ad lit sUu nrcu
{WO ir, killing he two men on the out ride.
Tce pawenger fell off the catch, but the d aver
tumblcd back on the s at, q my dead, but re
tained his hold ou the Huts and whip.
he lica ses dashed on wittily, and the ladistis
eordinued to fine at the eci-it h, the out Las pits •
log through a. d ihioush it,
_hut provitieuttalty
lAA tonehiug Mrs. Gerrista or bet child. With
extraordiuttyy 'Dour gu aud bell pos.itsaion Mrs.
t4.-rri<•h hid the chit uider the 'seat. coy.. ring
it up wi b cushions to protect it from t he bullets.
heu she crawled out tat di • each ou to the
driver's seat—thou-dr how this wa+ safely ae
eotupdatei amid the abirtLi g ua bullets and
the mad pinuoug of the frighteuett toils s,
-toas tia)brea loud. T.kiug Rehm at d whip
fe‘m t e told and at ff ued hands of the dead
chiver, she got the iltlorCd uu fe,r uoutr 1, and
drove them auout a anti , waeu one of iIICLEI
6,11' dead fr.ru 1 to of b:o d
Here sa eared a trials fio h-r fate. Tumpirg
down from the seat, she ureters:iced out.thg
loose one of th- surviving leases, with tne vut
po e of mourning it .and gbilopieg off with uer
rah / . She k.ti beady accuu pilau-if her to
when the E stars coath osier up over tire hill,
and the driver, seeing the stitigs ling horses and
a woman among them, whipped up his team
and drove rapid.y to bar Whit.
r coach that came up was full of men, and
the Indians retreated. Pri a Gerrish was taken
hack to the station from whi h she had come.
There sbe begged the agent to semi her forward
with an ascot t, bat he said he did Ertl dare to
do it, as it was against pt,sitive orders. Find
after a while, that she was the wife a a
Free Mason, tha agent, who was himself a Ma
son, said he would give h-r a proper e waif he
awe g for it, and thus Ehi resclud Frau Fran
cisco to saf ty and afterward j deed her hus
band In o:eerin.
$6O A k , u Till—We want Agentis at 660
a mouth, expenses paid, to sell otir
Easrlastin"g Pena 74, Onenzad Burners, and 18 other
new, useful and minim articles. 15 circulars,
fiee. SHAW & CLARK,
mylB-dum3m Biddeford, Me.
EMPTY El OGS gA
A LARGE QIJANTILY OF EMPIT MEAT
HOG.illr-ADS in good condition and with
the heads in. These HoOsaleas are desirable
fttr Buts.DEBS, And will be add at
a airy low pries. WM. DOCK, Ja. , & CO.
CGAL OIL LANTERNS, th at do not need
any chimney, and no wind-will put the
tight put. Call and tramioe, at
NWROLti BOWMAN,
jIS Cor, Front Markpt
CUSB, old and new , nom pima Dolma,
for Bale low by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
°or- Pron." fin Market gteeta.
mvls -
'Amps, Mortgages, Power of Attorney,
U Clouds and Justicee tflat.ke for sale at
TAO. F. tiCHBFFER'S Book4ore.
LUAUS 01 all gi Ades. wuite and oman, vay
S
l‘ w at NICH.OLs & BOWMAN,
ang3 Cor. Front and Market ate.
PE FOR-SALE
INTIRTY FLY E. TONS OF CRYSTAL, SPRING
I. ICE.; at private or public sale, wen p. key; in
a tin.t clam ica house. Euguira at flair alio el.
.ap.4 St
ILJA.NIEP--A BOUit capable of toutandog
y t h e mute am v • f e "rage as a roost
45 test spare. To be melt for the ers; mee o f
s.ruy owning, &o. Addiees 'olFax of Pr-voet
nisrehal Genoa! of P.a.neyiyabia.” b tout
-meet, near Market. au4 att
1011BOWN STOUT AND SCOrat. ALE, in
0 bottles, Just swayed and for Bale by
01;ex) WCDOOR, Ja. & CO.
r
-, 111=11
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