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i' i i. V, TELEGRAPH.
LS PUBLIMIXD
MORNING AND EVENING,
By GEORGE BERGNER
Office Third &feet, near Walnut.
TRRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
KEW) fitrIcSURIPTION.
Tbd MILT Typo/anent is served to subscri-
Dor s in ;be city at 6 cents per week. Yearly
inbscriberi will be chatOd $4 00 - ln advance.
The Tar.soners is also published weekly and
tarnlshed , to subscribers at the -following cash
rates :
single __copies; weekly ......
fen copies, to one
Twenty " t;
A vsitrieiso Reass.--The following are the,
atee for sdiertLeing in the TICLIGRAPB. Those:
tavi 14 advertising-to do will find it convenient'
for referenoe. ' • •
or Four Bun -leis- constitute one-hell;
sqtare Uightlineicor more - than four consti
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Aaditorla'Noticra.
rtwati Noticos cpcb Insertion
Subitteee notices -inserted in the Local
Colupw,vr, before Marthiges and Deaths, Exam
Oman PAM 11-418 fOr,egtehingeTtiOrt. :
As an-advertising medium The Tardoraitu.kas
no,equal, its large circulation, among ' business
men andlainilies, in city and country, pkcifig
it;beyond competition.
fo tax.
THE UNITED.STATES HOTEL.
HARRIt3I3II, 4,G; ;PA._
COYEELtilklitteltlSON,
rpms dell knownaiter is now in a cptuli . -
tion to aciiiintnaite the' traveling public,
affording the most amply conveniences alike . *
the tranelentguest and the permanent:boarder.
. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL has been
aniiiely refitted throughout, and now has - ao4
CoMmodations equal in extent,• Comfort-and
lux . triy tAnny hotel , between Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. its location is the bestinthe State
Cipitisl, being in easy access:to all the railroad
depots, and in close proximity to all the public
Offices and businessiocgdities attic* city. It has
now all the co_evenienCes of
1 44 Ag..g, -ICLASS HO TEL, .
and thi i groptietors. are determined to. spare
neither expense; Uwe or labor to .ensure the
conifort of the guests. The patronage of the
trawling public is respectfully solicited: ,„
jell-dtf-‘
IMINI
N 11 ,, 0 tJ
acaiTER
NAIUENT ST AND:MARKET SW ANN,
r • IWIRIBBITRG; - PA,
,tostra. 1 1 „ NeO.IIN‘A.N, PilorNisTOK.
(nem= comukaski immerse 00VIRLY.)
- This is s Atilt (Hasa - Hotel, and tobated in the
central part of the city. It is kept hi the'best
manner, and its patrons will find every9e4noni
nupdation to be met with in thi best horcipsin
the country.
• LIQUOAS.
"VVE,liai'e on- hand-a very superior selectled
`MEN, BRANDIES_ and FINE
QUO.W.of evou drisioription.
ItRANDILS of 4he ohoineet b,randa and
•
tomes.
of -every veriety and or .Elie finest
ST. CRUZ RIM
ROLLAND CNN.
IRISH, SCOTCH, RYE and SOUR ON
WHISKy;- - ,OIIAALPAGNE, 4400T011 ALE,
BROWN STOUT, COEDIALS, Sic.
Also, a NAME, WOE, Manufactured from
the domestic grape, which like splendid article,
and, we know to be pare.
apl4 • :•• , -WM AIM bri CO.
.
Cs3AL OIL, a furtlier nix-Ind ,
ian en4l. -
.
anporior article of-inkin-expinsivr . coal ,
fotssie very love ) by' •-:" -
NICHOLS 1/130171/Ltat -
Coy. Front 'and
mrli
_
F'
—We are now-offering very low, a
lot
of oboist* 'Mackerel, ;Jul barrels, balves,
quarters and kits. • •
Nact(co - .o3bwmAii,
jeB ; :.A Car, hud Market Slreetc,
QAT.lF,,grotuad,'. eanni, Ashton and , dairy,
fiarge or small quantities, by
• NICHOLS &
s 1 irrnaa an fi Mark t:4 dreett
Bli()WN , STOUT'
and
SCOTCH 'ALE,
of the beet brands-always on hand and for;
by (aDI4I WM. DOCK, Ja., & CO.
rIXOELSIOR HAMS, Canvassed, in large or
4spiall quantities, very low, for sale by
..1:41. NICHOLS , & cHoWMAF,:
eor. Piont,ind Idsrlr4stlite.,
DBaiAYBEEF AND BOLOGNA,verY cholee.
10rjWit received and for sale by
mak, -ZVDi DOCK, .411030,L
'AMR, BORD
year'ir prioeB.dti
__ - 7 - soinwprs, - BooKsrosg w - 9
L'7 lFarketitrear.
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DR. JOHNSON
LOCK HOSPITAL
TIM discovered the most certain, swedy and
lA. effectual remedies in the world for
NO MERCURY 'OR NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A Cure Warranted, or No Chirp, in from Me to,
Aro D
Weakness of the Bac k
Affections of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary _ ' die
charges, lmpotency, General* Debility, Nii
vonsmeag, TlBlPeixda, Lailffubr, hplrits, I
Confusion of Ideas; PalpitatiOn,"lof , tth e,
Ht art, Timidity , , Trembling‘ Diktat' of Sight 1
or Giddiness, Disease cif',the Head," Throat,l
Nr se or Skin. Affeetions of the Liyer,
Stomach or Bowels- 7 4,110Se',rrible disorder.;
arising from: ' the' Solitary Habits Of - Youth 7 —
these secret and solitary praotices'ittore fota.f4s
their victims than the song of,Syrwi
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most`hril-1
lent hopes or anticipations, rendbriiiig Ceara*,
Acc,, impossible, " . '
..$l.OO
9.00
..17.00
Especially, who have become the victims , of
Solitary Vibe, that -dreadful-and' destructive
habit _which annually sweeps to :an 'untimely
gavelhousanda of Young; Ken of-tlmmtpd
eFatted, talentef en 4 :1411.4.ya.t, InteilfictOig)
w
mightAtherwise have entonaced.listening„Sen
ates with the thundeis, of-eloquence or waked
to ecstasy-the living- lyre, may pall : „Vith full
confidence. • •
p,
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2 °'
-Married Persons, or Yosmg Men
,contemplat
ing marriage, being Anvers of . physicul,weak
noes, organic debility, deformitiee, &a, speedily
cured.
He who places ender...them:re of D.
J. may religiously confide in his honor as , a gen
tleman,, and ponfidentlyrely upon hisaidlhas a
Physician • • •
r-4
Immediately eared, and fell vigo4;o., ~
This distressing affection—wWhSemieie
miserable and marriage irapossible.---is the pen
alty paidbyithe victims of improper indulgence.
Yonngpersons,fse:+49. !Pt to commit , oxcesoce
from not being aware of the dreadful comae
unentw that may ensue. Ndw, WhO thatom
dental' the subject will pretend - hi deny that
the perirrir Vrodestiouisiodiooner thime
falling into imp per. habits than,by the pru
dent. BesideaUinialpilied-thiPpleasures of
healthy offspring, the most serious and destruc
tive sy*ptoms tce Isitlictagfr,arahitninit arise.
The system; becomes deraug; the•physlcal and
mental functions WeA ; ; ptoOreigye
powriritt .... a .1.
thin of . ig: • on, , co . o
debility. a wasting of the frame, eorigh - ,!ceu:
sumption, decay and dorith:
Ovfmk, No. Soin* F1. 1 9 23 :KaP kfulfEr.
. .
lofthand side going:from Baltimore street, a
fewlibors from the,corner. not:tctobserve
name and number% ; f.-- 4 :. .
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X" re 0
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MEM
1 . 60
ME
Themust be paid and contain : a stamp.
The Doctor's. Diplomat hang. in his office:
) L'
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons; Lon).
donftradnate) from= one of- the tnostHilninetit
colleges in the United "States, and thbitifater
part of when life -has beenspenttin the-Vi
tale of London, Paris, Philadelphia and #
where, has effected some of the moat astoblibMg
cures that-Lwere l'ever• known ; matiq troubled
with 'ringing in the head and earn When asleep;
great nervousness,
_being t alarmed Litt sudden
sounds,' 'health:dims, with!,g oihent frequOntlblishing;
attended sometimes witli - deran of 'Mind
Weritoured inunedlitt4Y. •
turm - rhamotruß, No E rlcl
-Awe are some of the sad and4lancholy
effeaprodiiced early habit. th
wealtneenofthn Ur." Ai :And blAhe
head i tdixonessig sight, loas•of Muscular potter',
palpitation.. of the .. ...dYspepdarnerscui
irritabilityi.aymptomstot.ctuutunp*ng&cow ,, a
Itfatrissur.,Thatdearful effebtS .onthenitnii
are. much to be dreaded_ - .5105s ofjzimuldrjlt con=
fusion of .ideamde - piesaloir of spirits, eviLfor#
bodings, ,aveisimato satiety, self dbittruskinie
et solitude, timidity, dm., aresonmetthe:uvui
produced i , • -,. ..t• • -
YOUR% MEN. i
Who have:injured f_themaelves AT: a "Lcertain•
practice indulged in. when -I alone' - wimbit
qumitly ; leartied.fttenteitit:ceittriadiink or at
etdtilt the effects` 'of which • are idglitly felt'
even when : t' Mileapi and if nt4 crueeti..;•irendina
maniagetripostible, and:destroys ',bah Mind
and body;tehotddispply•immediately: • > 0.6
:.-What ,pity !that •O' 'young, man, ,thn. hope 'of
his.couritry,lthe darling of hiMpareats, `should
be onatched.from all; provosts wadiardayinento
of - life, by.tho'consequence, of deviating efrom
the path of nature end[ indulging iiittbratibit
secret habit. ..13uchitersounirme, before oontt l n-
MARRTAG
QC.t that la sound. mind and body are the
%oat mown requisites tnpromote
Weed, wittaint-these, this jotimey,
ithrough-life-becomeit; a wastypilgrimage :: the
brospect hourly, darkens to thnview ;• the: mind'
ecomes.shadowed with despair. and filled with
mblanchplymileMitin that the happiness Fot
Giber becomes blighted with our • • "
- DISEASE OF , EMPRIMENCE. -7 Lt .••
i When the misguided' and imprudent votary"-
of: pleasure finds he has Imbibed:" the two 'of
I thitopainful disesse,..it too %/nen Tappeas)that
im o •lllenti - sense o f•sham
shame Or rthe dread- at dito
very deters his'kbSi•applying
to thoisikiibb,'
*om education:anill , rbilpectability;7_4saii.:*,k
;baffles:id him. - STOW mta*T o naivf igno
rant and designing:pretenders, who,incapple
4 curing, filch -ins pecuniary linbetance,l4l
Aim triftin4 month.after month, :er asp loneal
As smallest fee can : be obtained, and li deeps'' ,
leave him with ruined bealth ito sigh over his
galling disappointment,-or; by th(P . Aide , of then
fleadly_ poison,Mercury, hasten the-eclat:llmi
email sympto ms of:this terrible disease, such as
ildritetollB ofthe - Heßd;MirSti*fik zi ". 0 ' •
Loo,3in with :fflkligial — repidity l _OLd "•C! , ,
puts it period to his diudful itiffedngiby,bend;i•
him' ta'-that undisoovered country from
*hence no. tiavellei returns
711D0D3EXENT OF THE - miztsa,-
The rimy thousands cared at-thishistitingn
year after yper,;and --the tunmerous'lrripOtaut
surgical operiitiontrierforincwl ly Dr. .1tolintill;
witnessed by the nit:ol'43°oW thcl#s4,ll-
of" - "papexknoiiitwg•xkichluive
606azed again an 4 #O4 ,I 4 3 IV'V.IO•RubIIIN, PP
fidee stand** a
_Orit)einan o of character.)
reermBll:44os a:RiffizAint guarantee to
the afflicted. :-;
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_a' 1.1 1 01 'I lA. A. &AI •
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&c. &c. , jiiit
SitisUaL
SB:LTIM®i~.~ .
DISEASES: OF IMPRUDENCE.
Rubor nig ro rorsivi Howls.
YOUNG- MEN
HARRISBURG, PA., TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 1 1863,
tiTtto 2bvertionntuts
The Great "American Remedies
KNOWN AS "IIELMBOLD'S"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ :
EXTRA.Cr " BUCHIJ,"
AA VL I
" WAOVEEtrOSt
HMALBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIGHLY 001.1M1119.TEP "
COKPOW4
FLUID, EXTRACT SIAM%
,A -POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
Fag pleases - of the - ,
'BLADDER, EIDNEYS,'ORAyn, I '•'••
•
AND DROPSICAL svgaia4oB.
This Medicine increases the imwer, of '151g98-,
tion, and exciteg - the ABSORBENTS into heal- !
thy action, by whicit - the WATERY or CAI , '
CEROIIS- depositions, and',,airIINNATURALt
ENLARGEMENTS areranceil,_all Weil ai pain:
and inflammation, and I good for MEN, WO , '
MEN or oftrptiltEL • •
4- 07.MBOL:11' EXTRACT - 1111CIEU .
• FOE WEAKNESSES • • .
Arising froni Excesses, 'Habits of ~131sipatiory
Early Indiscretion or Abuse.
ATWINDBO:INTIE THE FOLLOWING NZYPTO . MN :
Indisposition ;to Axer-Ekynees of the skin,
tion, . z'oiluoistOf Power, •
Dash of Memory,' .'Diffioulti of -Breathing,
Weak. Nerves, - .., ;1 .
-Horror of Disease, ff -. Wakefulness,
+Dimness of - , Visiori, I Pain Ili +the Back,
fUniVersall Lasedtacte efFriuriting of the Body,
the:Muscular BystarinvEruptiona on the Face,
Hot lEitinds,K; +3 if Pallid Countenance..
These symptoms,' if allowed to go on, which
this medicine invariablytiemoves, -Item follow
IMPOTENCY, .PAT UITY vEPILiEP.TIG FITS,
In one of which theipettentrinay expire. Who
can sf# , that _they Wrelinot frequently followed'
by those "direful - diffeases;', 7
INSANITY AND "CO.NsUitierldN.
Man r ate aware of thf, cropi of their 'au t
irigs; but none will Con*: . The' records of the
Irisane+Affyliribe andqhfielericlibly`deathe:iii ,
Oonsumptien, bear ample witness t? tyq,
Of tiip . basintion.'
THE fIONSTII 11T pittrE • .411:47ED
'IFITH•VIIGANE •WEAkNESS;
Bikuiihr the a;d inedibirienti`atrenitlien arid
fitVtdratetlie syiteK, c 4filoii
tract Buchin invariably does: =- 'Ginn
',iincif-the roost ifirealcal. • • "-•` • ••
FEMALES—F.EXALFB-:--FEHAEFB, d
OLD OR YOVNG, •BIit I G.L.E, MARRIED, , OR'
' ;.eIaNTEMPRAIMit . MAittrAGE;
'many aft:often:et' peOnlitifto females 'lie
Extract 'is unegnalled other
remedy, as in Unionist's' or Betepticiri,
Birk*, fairiftdrielis;oit- supOreesitin of - the" _end :
ternaryEireenitipria,= Ulcerated or I §C,hil.'o4,
Mate •of the 'fltern4:pnicOrillea 'Or Witittag,
itici• Oblnfilaints incident Id klip
oozy , situ k trr ililliide from' Indicnistfon,' Itniatz
of Dieiptitibi °rim the. .
CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY $4 , 0r1PD.:0 , 7r1.2 . 11
,_ 1 2 : •
Take no Baleara,Mrirenty,Orllnpleasant
Medi
ein, for UnplwaritAnd Dangefons Diseases'.
EXTRACT -EXTRACT BUCHU I
Odrei Beoret4Diseases in 'alf-theii-titages';' at
taki Oipetse or+nb diankelin diet i'rio-mbi+-;
ohyenierico'•faufl- no 'expiltelre. orfizauiiesliet
quent desire, and giyes strongh to- Urinate,'
therebY: , removing Obstructions, - iretetitinkind
ig , Stricturesle-ifie ( Urethra,.allaying-pain,
rindainflaramation, se he - keel:lk le :this dittos' of
diseases," and+ expelLtiagTolatinbutf,Diseas6l, and
Wornbut Batten d Tberthandiflititili-tfibuiands
intvEr.lbtfore the mietlimi of guticksi =rind *lid
have paid + hloatry4ifety tii• be' obredlia a -Ohoilt
time, have:found therwerit drieeive3Ohd.tho
the, 'Tolson", - - haiPby,:the r •nsOl'of " poWerful
4thtringents," -, beenT dried tip in the
break out in+an agkrawrinxil forth,: ibid . / 'Sothic?
after marriage.
:Use HELM.BOLD'S+ EXTRACT - EitiCitilrfor
ell+Eilfeetfons+ and` Diseases of the
gars,: wlfetheifeilatingdrilitale Or Fdinalei; frOni
whatevr-audifil originating, and- matter- Of
how long+ staridbig - .4 1 :Messes of: -thixie Otani
roguing. the aids:of ItcDitiretio.”EINALIMUYS
11}XTRA.OT,BUOJEU1J IS the 'Great Diuretic, and
it:is certain bk lave the Nielittlict a ct In all
Diseases fob Which. it is-+Awcrininendecte ' .`
•:illooth-Blood—Hbaoct ;
Concentrated Compound ItIitLIDI=EXTAAOT
SABSIPABILLSOSVPHILIS. This is an affec
tion of:the Hlood ) , iirid- attacks the Sexual Or
gans, Linings of the Liose,Hare...}Thiitat,Witidr
pipe, and other Mentis;Sutfieeli l ing its app
pearance in the forifik Tilothilek
remtn4MlWEffatrifig
to the Complexion ftAllinjjkhd Healthy Color.
It being preparaLegnessly for this olass of
conlPlak tS,Ais/ilDod42arifYing, Pritotioitini ' `nri
Preserved., Wag:eater extentaithan any other'
PrePsnOsera4 Sersaestrilbu
EXLMBO3Cipt2 1106 E
• An eifoitlientlictlkk for diseases of a Syphi
litic= Name, and etianinjt!ction in `diseases.-of
the llrinarz „prisaiiiic . arising from lusbittii - 74
dt§sipagota,*ed iii 01, 4 1 5 - ritokyilth' ilia , F*-
Xtittpcß4Olinuiq*Kpout6 in sua i ,opealms
•aif Asilfessegaed. "RyideMoi7Of Iliti mtttit i ;e l
iNintsiaie aiiiiipliablecbaikotiewill accompany
tliti, Medicines. CENITFICATES OF CUBE
from - eight' to twenty- years standing, with
' • Ines,: known to Science e , and FeitW ,
Medical Properties of Buttlitt,' sea -DiPeilitary f
,the - United - %Mos.., PO : l'rofcasor DE,WEVI
yell:table Nibriis'on the TtecUcti of - viyo,.. - 'Safi
:remake niatl. Q.btailikiiielObititlid DePIIY
!SIDE; Philade Stip. ,:,See Runnrlotimade by Dr.
EPIIRAIIit M WELL,' fnalalfitiattl4 6 l
3 3(pti
lea member tof t e-I{4ll,CO7reg, OM Sitraoni).
&slept - . imil'lmbliislied". lii,:thd" ; Tnumealons o
Ithsil Einga and * -4tittita's lidual. -Bee Il'eajco 7
bkurgical Review, publishisitsby RENS,' 1114. 4
~Fellow of tits;Royal Collegeof iiinvions. 4
plod, of;the lite stmulanliiworks ons Medi=a
o.; i Ex .. , of Buchnt4l-: 003 per :biittle; l, o,
1, 4 11$
pbvinr.-109n. Extract of Barsaparillaiislioo
er- botteror , sixarfor,4s,oo:Naimmovot,Rose.
fWash, 80 - identsOiliolt fiViiitt . 0r4.9, 50, or
Aalt a doilt * filtimthlot tl4 401 Ithirilite suf
*lent to cure . the•mostobstinate capesilf - direr
`pone are adhered to. ,Delivenidlo any address,
aenTY.O I E. packed,..from ,observatkm..l IDesifilbb
Itymptoms in All; 03 mro.lllll.ookons. -: Lune lll.uti
rileed.;-,Advice gratis. .t 1-L ,1 r ' I . ' ~,f sea: e
t. ' , ' : r.y.AFILDA Vir..,-, ,-..,,''.. -.:,
i Personeßrappeared before me an Alderman
Of the city- of 2hiladelphia, H. T. `Help bolo, _
gr i co bel a nz i ; 2 l , Tz szoi t ri b tl , 941 . r e , - IttlAcite4r4
4 ?
- 118 . . 41 A4 1 045i 1 /. 1: 7 Pitt . Vie tle ido;:'''
Atwiriimndsulmilbeil.befa "
-neveAbar, 1854.. WM. T.M18214104A,t. r„. I
i i in' Arderumn,llinthititreetabtailisiThiht. • A
1 hidrestlietters for informaiiimin confideitdev
...A , .-.....- - -::-' , 11..:T.:111CMI=D;CILeitillit:
I j'topota4 l 4kiSonthllOthitdatiostilmlow Inept=
nobikehima bel o'l Mai) to s aw 1 ißreinit•
I .2k.irilinit'Oil e L i:Alum i, awlWaisx a
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A Row Among• the Spirit-Rappers
of BEarrisburg.
A 'Peep into the Cira "of the Devotees of. Spirit
Rappings—.-The Ltvity mid Faithlessneu of the
Brethren. of ,the gory Organ rebuked by Brother
Barr —Dcffoli Barrett on the Violirt--Brother
Pomeroy Terpsichorean Abili
. ties of the Spirtts Betieloinnent.
A GARD la. BARE.
HakinsunsorAktust 27, 1863.:
mg-4mm= 1 , -Reapectect Sir:-4 have been
recinatedobyWhitniber of persons In tthls city,
to reply.to tin aiticle that appeared heat° Patriot
cm& Valour-ion Wednedday, purporting to be
credited =to the N: - V. Caittarsiait, he,aded "The
Efesidietzti Spirit/tipper - I!' , I'-would not ask
this Orivilege; din-undue MC publiebed iti any
other4after;rbutlo see an artielelike the one
referreibto publiahed , •tolthe weft & as facts
gentlemde who Atnixtv -better—men • wbom I,
with many othihil in`; this city, have met and
assoodated.withAtrepirituall.eiroles; at my 'own
Nape and Mr. Hopkinektor years Fast, I con not
btitr •• rsaveitge , 4! &licking EtecepLisn
hig f .7; ioitaoitiono
. . • m "Spirit
frielnds.
Add here let inefirst say, - that I fear not to
itroglai>il :to themorblithat I unialirm believer
in the truth of -Spiritual- manifestlons—not,
however; without,a,:. tong, _honest and careful
• inyestigalion-; Jul): 1.1; haveDO doubt if you
sieuldvernsit pm, tut well as other respectable
and trespqatribloy men u .* ithie j olty, to ; publish
some of tfiejstrotig andover e Whalming evidences
of thq.truth of ilwfilelsteilfenti&r l o,P9MY Mtn
ftrekof ;yOurliPoeskiehtterikyequidlutoome be,
Li verse 4 6, 9.- , WhY•fivir, Mr, Barrett, :
spepiageladY and Bens, htepartner.iuthe press,
eaheiagqualjy els intelligentoindLespectablehaye
I heft regular attendants at our circles-.-some of
them for years---and have proleSsed to be firm be
, Revers. Indeed,lwigleollyastonnded to read
such an article in their paper—to find that they
would lenclotilifiVaidAndlitritrieVeg circula
ting such a fallie,auldfas they certainly know;
F' injurious article. against the cause they so hon
' tatty voice:Bed , to !believe , in--itrutba which I
hayeiheard them. eceive from theirdeact fatherd,
• mothers, childrem and friends:--It cannot do
otherwisdthanlerejudioe the minds; of many
who bevel:levet , investightedfor therbsebres:—
What good can result, eitheimorally or politi
cally, in attacking gentlemen. brhigh positions
—men honestrincibrightin intellect-and pub
Bribing/le the world 'that' such ihen as Mr.
.IcAncoln'oMr. Chase, Senator. Wade, J. R. Old
, dings, Robert Dale Owen,Andrew Jackson
' Davis and ludgelttliMliftierbutrumiable•wiv..
#zughti l / 4 7Ware'all,iihddrilliii'infiuence of
demons; abdi - thEit the. influence that governs
the President of the - United States or this Ad
t mitdiftratienegligif nom - - e !
Sfich lanubage', snobfri exp rand the ressions ible arid serif
spiti.ed g
i'd4Afelliebd, "
advridithaVandaliViddirig them'iltaloYall . fitiries
and traitors .to their, country ailii
profess.''Why; - sh, - It is awful . ' "to' think
Under the influence of demons! _ 7 ' Mr. Barrett
knowe bettiir=(l•erfaial Pomeroy-knows 'better.
We are not, however so French' iiirprisild
the formerlehdltrWrdit - and influence to
ridicule theithlllfaf t lqiiritridifinPris we are in
the latter': B: being a member of a very
respectattle;churchi wants to 'carry both with
b i - E P tronlies o 9,lWho is not. under
the fear of the eburch, not being a.,member ot
E1.41/auhisattbrsalwaYersaeateabinasel&houhseak4. - a
protedfeztirrititga,lism opened his
eyes to the:glorliatrittlihifrahareafter. Why,
sir, in our circles, I have heard Mr. Barrett,
Limo and again; converse thvipirits of his
children and friends who havet,.passed off.
'4OO Avfigbliii - lisk spirits whether poi:Web
fond 41140161 I have heardina Seen him play,
the vielinilhour elige; whilst his' spirit friends
wouldjuauf(felf sir trepince by raising : the
talgeoutd-kiittpl4litio with it to his playing;
an dakr the purpOSe o fl itig riv little am;:'-wv
Eaftikilir. Barrett would ask the spiri4flllo
a . Virginia liptdqvfn wherheah*
would dance for: hlm. - answers loud, Yes.
The player and a professed colored spirit friend of
hie 'from; _Tlrginia, took the table, and we
thirrigtit they would break it topieces by towing
it:tiborit; stilt keeping time to his lioe down. I
Ideal 'whatlaiii rif . thege4- i
titih4U4krierririll'o: possesie'd of denstats Would
perfoirrinitie'sarrie way.We have hearttand
I united with him in Singing a favorite hymn'of
his: The angels do 0,2 g and the heavens ring, halle.ht
-uh;Are , when be'Wtriild'intinifest . As muCh joy
did'inderiesean iailiftoo l 4 . 4 l neting.
If any`ofOrr ieadbfidbubt whitl here as:
I 0611,1 refer them idi3feii; PonieroY,Xi.ltarrett,
I Mr. Henry,,Omit,..of :State' ()SOW!' hotel, Col.
MacDowell;Mi; ,Tohlit',,Wyetli, Mr. Hopkins, (at
whoelshOurni have 'attended circles for the
ca past n . b t a tifi e ;y iv eli,) i i tr i al i n7yoth . eis ; whose . names
If any of your - readers desire it : , I w ill , here
aftiggiveybirriore istonndingrfaclittiatriiiva
been manifested andiVieres,that have been per
formed itsqnr. *eke by spirits alone. Many
I 'have an Idea - that' dpiiitualisni tardled away.
I am" happy "to` •inffirnfiberii r it leatilPertjoyed
•
•y hundreds of thousands,. asl trust mid Lippe,.
by true, faithful and" honest believers:_and A tho
prily regret is, .that so many, like itf
;profeiste - d Christian -einrch - ,Ao - not live up and , prabtice theinhilmelind holy truths taught
by their ministers an the spirits tripui'departed
friends.. Ire
- .dfiatr y, in the trim,faith,
• 1.1• *l/4.4 ' •
Tnz BionicKum or rettreet -LAt the late Tem
terande:Convention: in Saratoga it- gentleniati
ook' occasion to%itter a word ' of ' caution-as 'to
circulation Lot reporis concerning Abe
loss oft . battles by theintemperanee of command;
ing Generals.lo Ife tbatsbortli-beforelloke ,
burg was talmn;.ari anxious patriot went to the
president' Watige that `Gen. Grin't should
_here
"444-lks•"
Mr. Liniiiin:olYmrtilditnirediof etti4iiiioll he
could tell liquor Gen. Grant drinks. The
maul coulthnot tell whit it was. "I am sorry
You can't inform me,n Said Mr. Linooln, , "for 'I
should' like-to rebommend seine 'cob' the Sarno
kind of lona to some:other ,fienertils:P
to wind, faint faaelqio; 4 nlniteen incbei'diep;
andAhilmlfeeffour incheshighi,' , ,adtyl l enifitatia
°Fawn' octaves and wiiill ) , ribiaoha t 'ilias been'
inttodnaadidttPLo &ton; and is litaCilit fins than
a liundred:diiiraro_ - - ' ' '`.'" ' ' ''; ' "}
Til - qii*Tifitiop*iva, - ipa- rielag, a& i - filly a .. 1
4
t
Een4 P . 6 1 0-11. 2, * 'iii()PliDg,fc'F.Ao).l4 ce q.el
for Y.riailiapi)f. , # a On 6 OP 6 - l#l 4,
.ta, e11ii'6 1...,...„ 1 1 Xf4 ~ !ii4),/,02: 4 ,44 1 .., 1 3Plifia
.!'t. ''" . 7117 wet tt.l4 vci iy*Lergla .- nt ...
tom '' .11LIVALIte. .tigF; •t:i I?! ,
Extensive Forgery—A Baltimore
Bank Swindled out $50,000 by a
Tittsthirger.
We learned yesterday that a most extensive
and serssful forgery was recently perpetrated
upon e Citizans' Bank of Baltimore, by a
tavern keeperef this city, named John L. Pichl.
It appears that Pichl, who had obtained the con
fldence `of several prominent business men of
Baltimore, visited that city a fear days ago, and
represented , himself, as a horse contractor 'for
thektovernment. He went to the_guarteirmas.
ter itt - that place r and Y obtained from his clerk ,a
receipt for a large lot, f horties,'valued at a
certain price per head, together 'with' an order
upon the Paymaster for the sum total—amount
big to between - $48:000 , and $60,000. After
ifeiitieciedidatt-Probitffrig this' fistielPot and iirdef
it is alleged that richt fotged the endorsement
of the QuarterAutster, and immediately after
obtained an order from the paymaster drawn
the eitirma' Bank, and paytible twenty
days. He then rePaired to the - batik, where he
was introduced to the cashier by a well:known
e*
4nedn*an and stated that his
.engagements
were sneh l tliit be meat have $20,0f/Oxash. The
amount ma &tented out for him, when he pie
tended that he had forgotten an item in making
his calculation, and asked for *6,000 :more in
cash. Thiswas also paid limo:asking 426,000
He then.took checks for the balancevin $5,'000
sums, and left thebank; On the following day
the cashier became apprehensive that all was
not right, and on inquiry he learned that the
name of the Quartermaster histbeen forged.—
He at onto took the cartifor this city, reaching
here on Thursday. On making inquiry, through
an officer, he learned that Pichl had gone to
Washington, on business. It was supposed,
howeirer, that be had gone to New York, pre
paratory .toz taking. the steamer for Europe.
which Nan to sail op Friday. This supaositien
was strengthened by the tact that Pichrs family
hid els& left the city. The Cashier telegraphed
the matter to all the principal citierirairdleft
on the.next-train for New York, hoping th suc
ceed in apprehending the swindler, '
The accused is well known in this city, and
Was fornierly" enacted asa sabstnan in a cloth
ing store on - Market street.• He hatfor several
yearti. past , been:kosping tbe :Pierre zliteeet,
near Third. If all accounts be-true, this is
the - first or the second time that he has tried hia
hand at. forgery, but he escaped expoinire `ify
lifting-the forged notes at maturity ' ; triS sap
Peirsd.that hekqld thechecks*lifeh he'bbtained
from the Citizens' Hank to parties in Baltirnore,
and Aim Ockhted the etitireratnoinit in cask
less theihave'whiciihe would haye tci stand:—
Thepadnare l ig one the boldest and mestsim c.
cessfull'on record, and it ishoped tht4the scoun
drel will be arrested and brought to punialinient.
Piliaburg .GazeUe, Aug ~27. `,*
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SOU fitERN--NEVM FROM,REBEtiSO URCES
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SKIRMISH NUR. !WARM SPRINGS.
RebcliCavalry-witttin Eight' Niles of-TicksbuiT
WHITE Sutrnua Stitmas, August 27.
Welnet the enemy yesterday morning about ,
agnileund from. this phase, on the road
leading tothuWarm. Springs. We tought•fro,
9A.sr to 7P.` sr. - Every at rn
tack i . made by; the
enemy =was retailed.
. :At night eaeh.sideloccupyled the same pad
tion they, had.,in the mottling. s:
The enemy next :morning retreated towards
Warm Sinhags"prirsued 'byeavalry and artillery,
OnlAleorgeti. Patton, Oortimaiading: -
-ahuonemy were , aboutihree -thousand, with
six pieces of, artillery. r under-Gen.• Averill.
Oar loss is two t hipieredzkille4l..and wounded.
The enemy's loss is not known. We have
takereabout one hundred and- fifty-prisoners,
and one-piece of artillery. -• • -
,BAN.: Maim- _Oen
• 'lmmune; lifssi„Ang. 26 —A gentlettualfrOm
!Vicksburg repot:hi' an iniporbintlnitlitary move=
intent-on foot, the character of Which had 'not
!transpired.] .
j .. " 114ee thousand YtWisep tire moving , from
rfinso City to Benton.
-•A party of onr cavalry litely crossed the Big
.Bleakand went within 'eight miles of Ticks=
'burg, when they met a negro L.of picke
and chased them from their posts.
The Yankie cavalry came tip to'speaking dis
tance, when "our men retired; •
lacnsok, Augpst 27th The lankees
are in for ce four inileiljwllow' xclimped.s. No
news front' the fiont. • ' '• •
LI:.:1!.:E:E ,FEIYk: , EZR-O;P - , i
Haw Wait, Aug. 31.
The- steamer City or London arrived this
,61reilthe bringing Liverool advicee one day
det.er.
"`Th`e Damascus, from 17ew York, arrived out
'on the 19th ? and the Olyinkins on the 17th.
The privateer Florida appeared off. on the
17th, and was boarded by a ,Cork pilot bhist,
and sent three passengers, rempbsed to - ,815 iidri
'federate agents, ashore by her.
The Florida was off QdeenitoWn on the 18th:
: The Cork Retard had'previously announced
'ref 'expected arrival at Atteermtown to effect .
some shipments of nifin, and at theltistance of
Pie'lrinited States ClUristtla notice was posted by
the Port Admiral, warning the people, against
iniy breach Of the foreign enlistment act: ".
l i lt is reported ,that, war vesiels were _reedy
oVievent any illegality.
1,
The destruction of the Americ an - ship`iTaah,
by a,privateer; ie confirmed. •
; The parties interested in the Peter Miff
as
sert, unequivocally, that the pea* Stitt(' by
/ridge Beets were pruill. Thei . saythey can
substantiate them case.
the London _Timms says the -Washington de
cisiqn is looked forwith great intect63t. . .
A case was on trial in• England, clearly show
ing that the Peter Hoff had been previously
eugagedvarrying - Ontriband goods.
IiESTRUOTIVE PIE& AT IiOSTOIL
/• ilautic Works mid Four Turrets Burned
PIM!
' • ' - riloaroUlAug.
f-Adolauctive fire is • regintinlEest Bodo)*
hawing: commenced!. in the;; Works
ythere the Monitors are beingsorotad,
The building,. with, four nearlY
been destroxeCand t 'ifflinierite
-aplapreztending throughout Mau Mikhail • •,
?gilts $lll Eat.#ol44llit eatt
I trle eted , t tcd 'os c s •ione 'eau o o
PRICE ONE CENT
From the Army of the Potomac
WARRENvos, Va , August 29.
We have had a pleasant day here the occa
sion of which was the presentation here,
a sword,
&c., to Major General Sedgwiek; commanding
Sixth corps, by the tfficer, of the Henna divi
sion, Second sorps, which division he c_ran.tend
ed hin the corps was, under the ern:mind of
the late gallant Sumner. It was indeed a
pleasing sight to see the reunion of the vete
ram andtheir gallantlate commander. Speeches
were made, toasts given, and it would have
made ccapperhomialinkeiMo his lib° aud slimy
den to have witnessed those Scarred veteran.= in
the holy cause of the Union.
The Fomentation Was made by Captain Cr rit
hill, of the second division, and received by
the General himself. The day was pleanuttly
spent. A large number of ladies were present,
and although of secession proclivities, they ap
peared to regard the bine Jackets with. fiver,
and if their losks betokened anything, they
wished "this cruel war was over,?' so thatlheir
almost desolate town would agelsebe eat ;Ott ,
mud with visitors to their far-famed epriuga t
both North and South, as it was 119 wont, in
times of yore.
Among the distinguished guests we noticed
General Meade, aommander-ia-Chief; Generals
Hant, Warren. Webb, Humphrey, and others
45f distinguished reputation.
Capture of a Blockade Runner.
WASEIMGTON, August Si
The Navy Department has receive i iuforrira
tion of the capture of the tirig Athletic, by the
11. S. steamer Princessßoial,off the Rio Lauda,
• Wilco.
a.From.the statement of Acting . Master Khoo&
late in command of the, gunboat Actonica, it
appears that the Atlantic ha.l cotton on board,
dirt t froni the Texas Shine, liari the captain
of the brig told bim he would swear to the fact,
'and if &private interview - could be granted, =it
!would be to the.advantageof the Unlit tiStates.
I ThePaphiln's singular, prOceediog , waa, ho
Istiye, in consequence of a Di sunaerat-inding'be
itween him and the parties chartering the We
sel. Re states that he was taken into Key
iWest l in this same Atlantic while bound for Ter.-
wir, by a United States steam vessel as a prize,
land' lay them thirty:slx days; but be Was
I 4 .'smart enough to fool -the authorities," tacit.'
withstanding be had contratmutd of war on .
bOard.
'lle escaped from there atd aft:Twat& sued
the-United-States and obtained a judgment for
1110,000. He then went off and delivered his
lcargo all right, being seat to Brownsville,
,taxas, via Matamoras, Mexico. The Capt4u
of thevesiel further said. "If yen don't Biol.
; out I'll fool =you I have been in Bllth
Ibusiness a. long time, having run, the blockade.
Idining the Russian war, and if sou are not..vety,
sharp rn get to windward of you agaid."
Raggart; of New York, nevi 'at kftifit:
!mores, can testify that the .bilklAthauticiptir-
r ,
her cotton at Brearnsvjile, Tease r :-,1120J
;Cayuga mas In Eight at the time of.the captire,
I The Atlantic has been sent to NeW Oilelms
tfor adjudication. - Shetiails.fronilioamn. Phh
Tablive tacuram.-eonimrtnictated by Commander
•Woolsey ot the Princess Royal. - _
FURTHER NAVAL CAPTURES.
.
Wenn:Norm, August - 31.—Acting
Smith, commanding the steamer Bentinda,'
communicates the following Captures On -the
'l4th -instant, the British schooner Cannita,
'leaded with 160 bales of ix)ttoo, - and bound.
from Velasco, Teinul; Balize. Honduras.
On tha-15th, withtbe British schooner"
artist.from Nassau. When , hailed ahead she.
was from . Havana,for Atatamoras. lElavhig
boarded heelni watfinrornicd that the calitain
-was-dew:rand ffiein navigator; they!'
had lost their reckoning: - r -
p omma ttd r Smith, however, ,found,;
Chronometer worked up to , the 15th inst,„%ancl i
/lie octant set at meridian on that day, She wag@
haded with liquors, cigare, medicines, kc., And`
e - felt justified ingseizing her as a Lawful yrrizei ,
_The ricaldent Jtah. recognised Juan N.NaK
,yarre as Consul *sterol, ad int.9r0,,0.f
inNhw York -", " ,
Death ofs, *otorioTififtPittiForealtr c :.3
Bartniumz, Anignst 81;1863. n.
Captain Robert E. Hazlett died in this oda
pn 'llursda#, and was buried on yeileratir t
o.fter the attack on Fort Stunter,lif 11361.01tm- ,
tin "Hazlett ,reornited the fireCznen io
more for the Confederate . Army, and setkk
tolhe Bondi; Heiaterviards folloited
and has ever been activity identified whit -
Bouthem cause.. Dating the - Piteiriebn itatlief`
Heaved in one of the' Marylmui co mrettnficas
Lieutenant..:
'X&RICETEI ItY'VELEGA,APIt.'
PHLLALDRI•PiLLS,
No improvement to record, in the , &feedstuff,
Market. Flo& dull, and only 1,200 11 so1:41
for export ; at $4 76®6 for superfine; $6" bi)
for fresh gouda extmlind $6®6.26 for exit*
family. The receipts are light. Eye:=flour
steady at $476()5, and corn mealat $4. Thede
mend for wheet is limited, and only 3,000 bui.
sold at $1 20@l SO for new red, $1 33@,1 31
for old, and $1.55‘ for Kentucky white.' Nevi
'rye dull at 90a; old at $1.05. Corn summand,
firm-820. for yellow, and 79J. for mixed.
Western. Oatsis in better demand, and 4.000
bushels new Southern sold at 65@66c. - -gee
citron bark: dull et $3O. .Coffee he'd firmly,
with sales of Rio at 25-14g12,95.., Laggyre at 2l
®3oo. No change in provisions.: Petro/eupg
held firmly, but less doing. — Whiaky ie lie.
higher ; ssles-800 bbls. st 48i(g1496
Ns* Yosk.... August:lD:
Flouradvanced 5c ;iaise of 9,00 irbilkaat-$8
@A 45 for Eitate,ss 145 35 for Ohio,w4Ss,l*,
4.6 241Orboithern. Whertiadvapped 2c; sahni
50000 bush. at 80(41 05for Chicago spring:BB
$ll2 for id ilwankic club,ind St 151g1 20 3 fcki
Western. Corn firm; sales of 30,000. Dm*: itt,
70 0. Beef dull. rozir firm. Lard firna t a.tii t
@IO4. Whisky firm at 461®47. IteceloBl4
'lour. 8,235 bbis; wheat; 111,685 bush; coin,
117,780 bosh.
_ - BALTIMORE, AugestalAL,
The Flour mare isAniet aru4llTicffit Visa-
HOward street $5 12i. Wheat steady.
declining. Whisky quiet'
New York Money Marketer.
Argnst 31.. .
Stocker lower-;-Chicago and Rock Isknit UV
°timberland OO& 29 ; 111iuols Central Railrma'
114.0144.ew Work,oentral 1813/ ; Beddillb'UW
CIPIdi 2B I - Tavel/to. 73 10 ion; ...ww0001,,,
5
V.
41...11111 141
agANCR , p , - -- Seventeen ccitiOdtiplfe
the-Fsench army, in' Bonsparten-tiine.ooksof
Pktnteliee 4 by their brever7 sod talent to- the
fakin g . a r tugulehed etetions Two became .
ktirgeittwo
ebittiCood_two gaiondliki , .
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