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A Ad " L s ., SE an advert,,wng medium l' the ituuttAmiiiis no equal,' its 1011 . 1 3 circulation, amonoTbrusiness men and families, In cit y and country Plan* it beyond Competitit. 150t1. 4 THE UNITEDSTA.Tx 4O 7,IIQTAi ILAJLIMMI3.I44I4 Pr:i o PrietOil• • • ritEDIS well known Hotel-IS now h a tion to ;Accommodate the travelin‘,Pt"-'4l- r ;affording the indet ample conveniences it the transient peat and the‘ permanent to,'-7 414,43 1* THE UNITED. STATES ROM haa t " 5 " .entirely refitted tiaroughoht:nal , tow has" t.l - 4, etimrnodations'e4nal in extent;"'comfort anw le*ury to any hotel between Phikdelphia and Pittsburg. 'its - location ia.thebest hi the State Capital; being:jct. eau . ttecess Wall the; ailrtiad depots,- and in' C 10543 prosienity tii all the'vablill offres and busintas of thopit,k. - It ' now all the conveniences of ' ' A .1 itSl ASS and the prOptiqtnra are d4efm*.iiii.,ko 800 neither expense; time or *hair . V4 O comfort or the gueeite. The patrtii_ni,kia: l / 4 4 thtj traveling public is rtepectfully'solisited.'. • . • jell-dtf J,#.0. - ,1J.0•',,i41.1 CORNER OF • .11 . ItaKET ANIY*ASUIFSTIKKIaFtEi - HARKIN DAG, PL JOSEPH - ic. JICOLIImAN; Piteirßl4ToßL , (83M1IgliZ oat/Dump BY, wzma covißlT.) • Thilias a Out Ohio; /total, anci. *OA at of the city. At, is Iciikt*Aile t teitt maneer l Pl its Patron§ wilt ..0etrY. , 099/ 1) : : .134ation. to,b9 met, vil.44,*".,t,fis . ;*loll:Lonseeiln 11 4 Ijc.4xPt., LIQUOHS. - .J:1 . , IXTE have on hand-a very 'su , or soleotioa 1, W V of WINES,. BRANDIES) atid . °lellfEla;-: QUOSS, of every:decription: ' '"f '" ' BEteNDINS of' the- did:east buamds and viri A . WINES of ever, yariety and _ of the. ilu, quality. " BT. CRUZ BUM. HOLLAND GIN. IRISH, SCOTCH,. , RYEr. and BOURBON ' WHISKY, CHAMPAGNE, SCOTCH ALE, BROWN STOUT, • cogriTALS, &c. • MHO, a NATIVE WINE, manufactured froxii the domestio grape, iviSiblilsAt siVendid artlcle, and we knoup it to ' • -:; riP l4 • WM..T10CE4532.`, & . 0 02,1, 011 ., it :farther reduction: 4 4- O Pa . Oil, V superior article of non-explosbre Coal Oitk for salt: - very low,,by • dOr. , Vront-apd Ifarket Stek..c, mri TiTISH-L , We are now offs"" 1 9t. of. choice. Mackerel, ` li; -Nand kits.- t q u art 4 h: WtH,..9 114 & BOWMAN , • (kw. - From wad Market Streettr , 'alum, Ashton and dairy, SALT, ground, . • 'antities,.by • 1 ' large or small q 'or.B *BOWMAN; " ;mai! .! mu Martcsat stmt. fior. Frir BR""" sTorrz SOL 1 •fori.“ n ff . of the beet brat Ads, always on hand lf by ' fapWlef. DOCIEC, - -p r and 4 . O ELS/C ,OB HAMS, Canvassed, Bmal , /- 1 7 usidities e •Very low, foie - 44.W NICIHOLk , & 130 W MAX ' -fork Wrnnt 0 , r,r1 wiroemt.its ie24 DRIEu' BEEF 'AND BOIAGNA, a very cliolit)e just received and for sale . _ll 1 ;97M, 1190-4KieJE- CO., W - d7r:k Vie ., at past A 04. .r Yrear ' Spricer:l,-4,A - s ja 1 - BOBIRFIntaII BODICBTOW: 1145 - " ' — as itarketlitrOLsk.„ DR. 401-INSuN zi.a.zerxmoralw. LOCK 110SPITAL Arif3 disndvered the r uiesecertain, speedy jind A= effectual remediei in the world: for . •'. - • :, pis.fe.ES OF! jliF i lltitst.&b_t? ; - :51 , 1.0.1 . , . 4 Pat .• • _ . i 10,1= 11 1 . ,nr -am To rwaivi Roma. NC ,Illiguinrt OR NOXIOUS; DRUGS'. i ';d:6tiri:. - IYdirrasth, or No Charge;4 'fron One tol J. • ' , AAP DaYL 5 Weakneei .of the ' Back, A ffections of,. 4ne Xiihieys and Bladder; Ilavohintary i dia." 'cinieses, Impote4cy, ;General' Debility, 'Nor vonsness, ThreptipidN! - Langrior, Low Spirits; Confusion _ ;of '', Ideals, Palpitatibit of ''ilie, He'nit i liiiiiditY; •Trenablings, Dimness ' of ' Sight' or Giddiness, Disease; of the Read, Throfit, , Nr seerSkini - -Affediths of the :Oyler, Lungs, Stom i efAolßowele-T - 4RuNrteul'Sfelers striliinctram the Sdlittfry4 - hihit those secret and solitaryi,prat, VontOre fatal their victims ' than J P* iiinoif Syrens ' to t d Mailifich)of - dDtrOis ) -) 7 'es;. , blight[ :their, inUt b ' 1 " I liailt *r ief r iii *P ati c'F's.ll l .9 o !' - .?•' maix ' .; BEO4' tin hi,' ' ' ) • .. , ) ' 4 l - '- - .::? - )1 , z), ~,..' YOUNG _,.. ---. -' -i ; Especially, who kave,-hp4cape) the victims of solitory Vice, ithat ‘cl - 04)1015 and destructive heOlt • which • ' • • • r.te an untimely grave thousands •orEo :•-• Men of the moat , ' ) m a itod., - )taletitel„ - i - nad Ii ~t - ) - , t infalect.,., who might otherwise - have : ::, jfito o ing Sen ates with the .thlaiders . ldiluence or waked t o ecstasy the living 17 .),Gniay call with fdll' agifidenci- - .: ' -.--,...-. . 1 7 fan if. p ~ 1 -- - - " ' -idisttiqt.' - -- ' - 1' - Married Persons, or yo , , -,. 4 ? , L asatempla -,' ing marriage, being aware .' I l i q , :1;4: weak, sees; organic debility, detPrO.''Y' Q ) .1 )' ' " S yr , cured. i ,Ile Who places hintself under' the atre"Of pit. I.l..inay,veligioxisly confide in his honor aiti . `gen, tlenesai and oonfidentlireiy upon his sidil die Physician. :_li f- . • ) 'L'' , r .7":1 . .../.•OildliN/0 :VaikkEtaS, ~.. - 1 . 111 1 immediatelyßuredi and full Vigor restorecti. ,- 1 Thilkdistressing,affection—whicktenders life miserable and inarrLageiniPoindlibil3 L the poti- - ,altypahl by the victinitt of hummer indulgence.. -' 1 'iulmg Pullout; are M.O. 1 !),Pt! )tu commit excesses 1 t 1 . 0 :4 1 not.being .aware, of the dreadful cm:toe. , queuale that may ensue. ' Now, who, - thation derstands the subject will, /, pretend to deny % timid , the' Po** cit..Ribn is' lost sooner by thoke filling lab ImprOper :habits than hy -theprn dent. Besides heing4eßri,vpd the pleasures 9f : healthy offspring ;- th e o°4-Actions and destrub= -, lave symptoms to- both- body and mind arise. i Thd system beconatederanged, - )the physical and , mental:film:tone weakened, loss of procreatiie , power, nervous irritabilityi;qoPepsia, pal its-, I t h f Lion' of the heart, in-digest constiti ' , : `debility. a wasting 'of thieffritilephough, - ' eitterfon; decay and destg : 'v .... ~..' f ) . Ir. '.: l ', ! 4 , - ` Oiireii, Ito: VStallanl i alltaktrik Sriair - - Left hand side going =from raltiniore at - ' - i a, Sew douse froia", - the voineultiFitil notte - er" '1 c a ti aelnei sad. n l2 MbOr• ' , '.. :,.' ‘,' ' ,'li . ' ) '-' t :1 Letters must ' be Pala ,i_kii4 .i_en-i - Rliki etlaa .. 'I The Doctor's Dfplomialotng , in.hiap. tilos'..); , , f ', , i':- 1; 1 .)-,MR.:JOWNRCibLi ... z.:: .:1 ' ) Member of the Royal College of Seirglicins,da 2 '', don, graduate, from onelcd ;the , - .tncet Anfincr_i coilegecinithe UnitedwSkiteii,land,theigieator-) '1 part of whose life R has ibisen_spenbin theihospk 1 .tale Of _landeno Paris,-,..Phllailelpfili. And'hzdse- ~ where, lies effected smiled:the nibstaetonidiing cures that were ever known ' • manybaciedded .. ..!th ringingin the heed and,eare when> asleep, ~,„ a iiervoromesiq:sbeing alarmed; at sudden ,i 13 % -7- .,„m is, °: :with. frequent amides, lot : wi eld:sometimes with• derangement °timing . . 'ad limnediately. were ea , .' `TA Kit ?PARTICULAR NOTICE. • 7 . i 1 ::: 1i,,,,, 3 , ' r e sonie)of the= sad. -and: ntharicha .! fia e viii t ib a y:Wid' bYjearly habits 1 orloetk ' • t : .i, , jea k - i ie m of tiNls back - and . - -limbia;palitel IA-,tiie,-i head, dimness ..)af sight, loss of muscular-0(4c1,- pidpititio - ir' of ;''the %mkt, -) dysinipedit i q ief ,,T lQue irritability,.4 A i ppouncisLorinsuntitionit&n. ,, ' i, Mitrritrz.--=atie )fearnik'tiffectir lon' thi-inind are mo o to be dreadedz-loss 'of inanory,icok.- foribia .of ideas, depreiliiiiiii of spirits, evil fore. beidings i , aversion to society, self distrust;-love of solitude, timidity, Ike., are some - of - the evils produced. , ..., ... .-: 1 ). ) z .d.:i I ' ' YOUNG 'MEN - '.-• :::- i . . ' :•:. f 1 : Whicr hive injeired . themselveS 3 by - au terildb practice. Indulged - in when • alone; eti - , habit Anditly ',learned from'evil' coinEentons, or it. School,' the' effects -of which .:are nighdyttelt, Viven . When asleep,). and if 'not cured) _renders marriage bripoteiblei - and !destroys lath, Mirk , and- body,' should apply immedutelY; - - 7 ' -- - I What a iity - tbrit a-yoring , men, the hopterit his anintry, 7 the darling of his . parents, 'should be thetohed from an prospecticandAstoitoote : billfel by tbor ()Najarian* , of deikithlg : fetini , i the path of nature and indulging , in a asrtah, . semi) habit. S t:'.c hparsons ial; - bu toteocu -, -:, : rs .. k : aABRIAGE, I Reflect that a sound mind and =body are the most necessary requisites to promote conned)* happiness. Indeed, without .these, the journey through' life boxibiee a weary pilgrimage :tlie prospeat hourly & ' Amite to the view • the mind becomes shadowed with despair and final `with the: melAncholy rtheclion that thehappiness O f, another becomes blighted without . own.. . ; - .Ditllfiari. gac, l'irsurtkiniE: 1 WheAthe iiiiiguided iinci 7 Imprudent votary of . pleasure finds he:- has :imbibed ithe'setidt, bf thisipahtful disease,. it too °Reg : happen , itn.illitimed Sem o f shatnear-the dread °LAl :aviary deters birnsfrom applying to.those whb, from ;education And. respectability, caniAloke befriend him. i,.Hafalls into the hands of , rant and: and. designing pretenders, who incapable of coring, filch his , pecuniary-substance; keep him trillinz monthafter.month, or ..as long as smallest fee can be • leave: im with ruined health to -sigh over his galling disappointment, or; by they ussiot the deadly i poison, - Mercury, hasten the constitiv . *nal symptoms of this terrible disettee,./Meb t ius affections of the Head, ThroatNese, tiltbli-e - Pzegreeeing wiih-):frigbtltd- rapidity .: tall ,lieliti puts a period toldadreedfulsafierimi by sunit-, int him.; to , that_undiscovered„ , country ~Ervin' whence no. traveller returns. : - cLI:Itt itiCenateNT OF THE PRESS. I" , .: The lanrdukarmds cured at this Institut! n jeer after, y ear Ind . flie r numerous important ..,.. -54igicalkmi 'reatik - Aierforniedtbylii:: Johnson, . tqweedlty-the reporters of the Sums; MOT, .410, • :Anylotha pap notices' of which DAV°, sad *i . ... '.. egala and. -before the public; 'InF ,e- .- •)fi. ' , Wing as a gentleman '" of ohoi t tosis, etga ::?Stty,.lB du enificient luarantee to loo ntshantilini...t; - c). el,.)ui,-. • r ..,-, , 1 5 , th ip it tiadiv v .:A t,, , :...?,: Nik.Brigco;camilD; '- A l t i - i i y iiim it t -. fillifillir jaillircittatt L . z...c 1 .. - ...1 - , :„4 ,;-. It .:.. i REIM StibfW. HARRISBURG, PA., .FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4 ,1863 New abDertio aunts The Great 'American Beme6ies;" KNOWN AS "BELMBOLD'ir :• GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ : : • TiFtid.BOLD EXTRACT " BEICHU,"i , • ! ig " SABRA PABILIA, " liiiPUOVEED BOSE WASH.• . , • HELMBOLD'B , l' GENUINE; PREPARATION'S(' - ' '"H161.14.Y' CONCENTRATE" '-' I .• c t o mpo l usTry : :, , ••, . . 1 ' - FIXIID, EXTRA; CT 818 l'#.'fi, - 1 , A POorKIVE AND SPEC/AD R ' ElytEeil For DikeitSii of the ' ',' . ', ' • BLADDER KIDNEYS GIitVEL:" ''' ' ''' ' AND DlsoPal i gi SWEL G 6. This Medicine increase's the power of',Digto *ri, and excites the AI3ORBEN'TSVte ;heal- IbY ac t i on, by WillOhltret wartitt. o • r CAL ct kW* ;AO Po - sitiotkr , .and' - Or .0 NA' s; , T LEL liG411113:15 ES'Areitedifolid,'sa Wetl' as ; re, 1 1. snCintl•inimatibn end 'IW good' for 1 4Rbt,". 110 / 1 ' or.etaLDRATL' ' • '''- HENACtiLtH ;11 , 41014a r .i3ua . ~FOR WEAKNEASER ! -,:i.: I. Arising , from :Excesses, :Hritstbkdi Dissipate , 4 1 •3' , Early, Indiaketion Armin= WIT Et ratiomoirlista triniktists.:. { ', l Indisposition to • EttirrDr.yneesootthe Skin, • tion, ' , • , Loma lifter,. - Loss of Memory, - Difficultyok Breathing, Weak Nerves, - Trembling, . , , Horror of Disease , , .Wakelulness, „, _. 4 i Dimness of Vision, , , Pan in the Back,,, Universal: Lassitude ofF twitting .of ..the ~ B edis' the, Binocular Systom,Fsuptions. on: !the IEO3, Hot Liands,i, ~. 1 :•:;, ~Poillid.f)ounteinxtee.... These symptoms,. if allowed to, go ms, Lwiti this, medicine invariably. removes, : soont foll . IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC Ka , i In one of which the patient may ) expire.„X ,o cen.say that„they.tus c unt 'freqtretnilybfollettrid by those "direful diseases," • ' • .:, • INEANITYANR CONSUMPTION. i Many are aware, tre i the use of theirsufkr inge;'-but none will cotfesiil: Thokretkirdslif tLe Insane Asylums spathe-melancholy deaths to Conimmptton t beatAtuplet ,w,itnesa to ,tfr l / 4 61. rt.! o f die se geMoko. - 0 s.iL V 1.1 .1: , ~ , 4 -...... L. , 1 TICE CONSTIT 4 .IIIYON; ONCE APPECI T Ep WITH 0 11019/0 WEAKNESS, Reqntres the aprnreaidie to strengthen and lfivigbratefilid. syritempighichifeliebild"s. tract Buchu invarlaplyLdolt. A trial will co - vino the most sitiOtioal. FENIALES=FIStriLES—FEMALEB,, ,' OLD OR YORNE;ISIX6LIX,'(Abyt&IKAiz r CONTEMPLAZING NA RRIAGE, ~ In many affections affec"tioo pecultar to females the' Extract Raclin laJtmequalltci sby any , other "remedy; nark lOhloresis)49 'Retention, Ihregit larity; Painfidness, Or! sripM , essiektlof. the "cu - ternary ; Evacuations, -I:licarartedf& ifichittri s' state of-the 'ilterns,. Lencoirhea-ter Wfit , Sterility; and for all a) . inplaintelikident , toT t e 1 0 sex, Whethevarising froMr• Indiscietioa,ilHa of rDiesiPationmeiihothe , . ~- : 1 ~ ; •;i 1,-..a ' DECLINE 'GR'.OILANGE'DF P LIFE: ': RD 27,4micrqno.q.o #A I WPTBOOT/t.i v t i -cria..—.....t.:**,.. 4 / 1 0 Chigio I derinin:langiiitottaTiliessiii: PerAIatIO.LIT:p. I EXTII.AOT,BP'O#Z I , Cure t s Pistrsi4t, in,alttlieif itakria a t .. lit tleex hae , -flittll9T4 6 " n eg e iik4 f t . i, #9": l * - ` Mve?icage hqd. 46,w . 9 6 1 i••.,rt , . Ft.twom Trr , qttent, desire, ' and l gtves streuvii.,to yrinater thereby removing nbtliubtione, priventifg s . d mau l 'ermine SW iditriFelif tliiiklikithiß-allaybg 'pi' and intlitiblietioil, Mr - Bennet& fri”this class P diseases; awl expeilleMPoisonrxra,"Diseased; Wornout Matter. t• Ttrousands:Apon the who have been the YieSima o:quacks % arid, nave ;paid' heti* „fees, to Ara Oriel in I a :lass - *timerhave brunt theY:latereidetrabried,`And% t* alb -) !Trireme: qssir ,W*; tire; Ase*ink.Vitomer Aleriugentse.'“tterra dried up Lix that sytekeer, ,ureak Nordin tin aggravated Away mid or aster-Imirriligeo ; I**:,l - :it. -• ~" .... * " 1 Dee:HEIAOPLEbt ~ 374111 4 1,1 0 :T- WOE° . fo r: „ all A1641_444, and Diseased Qf • they ,,. HolnotY:Dt -1 Rano, iWhefilie 4 t riTtetiog iti,Biale.or Vertifile,:froth AlutioNtli qiiing@ riiiginattogi and Erik matter.( b irilviatenti ttatidillgt AsomPs .PC..th, __ PM mquire. Oho aid, efy. it ..:Diiiicill-.1 111 .. 1-44RPielp' : .wilm.pl: wzotip is. oe`,. - 9-p.t., .14 1 orctio; lin kr, *„?srtsin,to , have the desired nett” in.; r Dilmses for which it is recommerldsd. , . *t, ` !,* Blood r -Pbed.- 7 Blood. Herimhole'eAlgbl 0 Coni4entrtitQd CslnPrie_sd t F•41). 110 ../ATIW .SeadAP4 I I4 I •LA nArPxl4 l 4§- • • 'Nide* waft' thgr'el -.the Bleed, ansliPttechs tOe...Sksiitl•.o , &gist:Pangs of the N9fierE;sse•ThrtisAi Win - , Owl, "and, other, llltreue,Surfelnf,4nritrii l o lie A - prmranee In :the PIP, Of .P.l9ere- .ravirlabelil i e Extract Sarsaparilla, pnrft ,istilin A100d,",441. removes all Sally Eruptions_of thefoltin; giviu4 to the Complexion a,Ciestr i turd.lElpelthy Colo. It being iirepaiiiil • dipressly for' this chum Of complaints, "its Blood r lliting 'Properties am preserved to a it : tater. ex - tat-4nm any other :preparation 'of darsaparilhn 0,..1 i. , • I, . , T , i , 1" HEL.MBODIAS;ROSE . WAISIL I Li "7 An excellent Lakin Yor dishatree of ist. , E,yph ' , iilic Nature, hnd as-an Injection in I inw-kui c y t itle.. l l#4 l l.O.Ntme ..-lir..liAll.frPul } abitl diesipationfAma in, eonaec4iiii with ire. tract:3,l34ft aria'Safstiplripa, in such diseastis IA I , •redenbtended; ',:Eviditiiii)of `;the moat's;- epoindble arqirellahle character will &mom thb theacklas!'.loll4M9ATEB OF` CUB pil front 'eight 'te 'tW4intY . i xears Minding; an 1 names ' -known. tC. v Acteace - -anti- Fame. F r' Medical Properties'of Buohu, see Diimensio* 4)f the Unitid , States. See Professor*. DE %ta valuable worktenn thir Pradtleteof* , Physfe - teatte' remarks made by the late &debated Dr. - 11q—,, BIM, Philadelphia., Beezeinarks madabY:pc. EPA RAT M thIcDOWELL, it celebrated Plryod&' and member of tits litiyal Collegebf Stmrethrei :Ireland; and published in the .Iritneactions Stf the Kings and Queen's Journal. Bee Med 'Cirri-VW-Review, published by BENJ. TRA VERS, Follow"of the RoYalCollege of Shigeonit, See most of the late standard work's; ore Wadi due. Extract of Buchn Si "PO' Petthettli?ltk six for $500: - Extrait of ibra`iianil,ty 'IL 00' Oita:4lW, or' V.ix for'' 0.6 'iv!' lidiattr'&l SOM. Wash;, 60 cente,per bottfe,'Ohlie for s 2 ' 50;'#, hilt a dozen each fditl2,oo,'whicliirillbe 64- Relent to cure tie motif Obstinate came, If (Uhl; Lions itaadhered_toL Delivered to any hadress;, eemely., packed...from observadatL. klThrfroldhe symptoms In all senenunications. tharessieft! anteed. , Advice grails.',..,i. t 4.F.F.1DAY.1.r.;,,, :. ~ :-.1: ,t,t ..Personally appeared .before me an.:Alderman of the city of Philadelphia,:- H. T. .lielritital, who, being duly sworn, doth say, his rPrriPalim ileas contain no narcotic, antmercall,*on_otir injuricanitdrngs, arid maws**. vegetable-F* 7 "f t . I..ILJP. JUlLliilXdrat I. Sworn aad-alibriatiber- ibeforanie. this Uri iditYr ef November, 1864. ,e. W.kIa.P.MLUIABD,t , ! ~[ ..thldertnan; Ninth Artreet ab. Bele,: 11/111M: ~. Address letters far informationlintoolaudes ~ .A1 'I • 'i....n.J1.2.4.1131421001/Dt Obbielfir. ; ....' Obi Beg& WU•liireetilXiSli. 6 ' . , 4 y , irk.o.A• . V.A;.• , !: , , , .., , :f Zfi , :T. re iV . ~ ..b ji LI - i , ........., ... 0 ,??...:,,,,,,., .., :_. „... i .:,......„ . _ ..• brie • ~,,..... :_, ~ • : •. ~I .# ii' brie 611. P sonhirozvnloor. i Among the speakers at the Union meetindi 1 1 #' a t ,' F i E rV l Pli n e s S e ql! a fP4T days sag , was Plriiiire I..wrilOw. Be look or his 141 , an editorial denouncfnrseression and exposing its inevitable t ,r,qi . pitylwhich-,4e . pupAtirl,: ih ' Iffe t 'irtittxville"'Whig fiemediattly after South narolina deelarell 'heladif out ti the. Union.L , Eft thci Preeeldii.t.iati.b.hiisiderable' length to show the folly of seggssion, and that the South fva?-irraPontlibte for, this causeless ,arid suicidal hitivAent. a-Ete-'il4ohii•ed compro mise irepoilif ole end counseled.raetoration as the only hope for ,Tennessee. Ja.regard to slavery he said :=, "When riVait in the Legislature, years ego, and. .ark&l 'the' Phreage" .Of a la# distributing oth . Oofigiellibital repieseritittiou anion g Yhe:dietriciti' -aedoi ding ite t i lleir-iir nitoVopulation ;. not !vide., tinbinethe ' t fee . fifths , ' apportinnment:aS At spected the State, many of you cried out htt , 'ls it-d-,--tkl 'Ali Aitititill3t !' I- belleVed t he White bl'ileeffirtglieeetitittion' to be , Most. just liticitni4ft ifihr.derdefibiS with the'sPitit VP+ institutions. I was, then, as lam now, for la tyliitainarkeeverittrient; . and fut. a free, - Intel: . Ilieht:iyibteitarthtithenaY„: Intelligent freemen' constitute WSiate; not wealth, or Deere- tirtitpei-.3 ty. lam ler a commonwealth composed 'emit, lightedgild fo r freeniati*Ml not' oat' . 7 baielli hp& slavery as in the Pseride:Southern Cunlederacy—a monarchy based upon sliCie'prif. l prof petty itriere'nelinireiwhitistenfe)wanivd .l than are necessary to form a negro pollotil?:' The time cineeiWad-4beit , '„Wei could .' discleal'OE qnest f lons;„ Ipolititidtiar theelogieitli'aetTOMVOV ' '' i• . I " '"Fall6W 2 cliistais,fvftnieVertyCVearittotTdribUte any institution of a State, then liberty' is gone You saidtAtlayerp 4413 4ttioiM the, government, Em.A. In. Adore ici' , chitheni thiai yontlitilt. idt..ol - e&-tlf MAlN'tebell slavery must 'goi I eayl'let it go ! :,, .4m for my Government with or with , eosin .. I filitif either ' the- Government or A ~a.hireit it %toii,h,y,iiit give me `the , Elpvet4- MeiiVaitditit thecnegroeslgo: , " 2 belietre it they libEgh, that iniene'tnanten years they : wilYbe tabrii likkidbeti4ii - than they iite,lnoir: - We baio sat here cursing tiler! . North; , -Look at Ohio, Indiana and Illinois r bow far they are ahead Of us. r i fent a neanimewitolfarmtng: , it takes $l,O WI y' at/heel:4 laid nheiri /the negro!it hand must be dire _tcdtby the supervision of a white man. In Ohio orlndiana, the pan hiM- Qi goeill tediviOrk,lllettllbilb fe , h2tiestiarin: 1 something productive t -which will not ran away" 4)1 104 4 : 1 4 Wheteepeßnamwealth t ato7Re, =we* 06 toii had negitbblifillittred figibilithe'ethith; they MO rare a raw , il ii-ci ; ot i Werr Fu/pup& - 7 As a gonengrule iJNDIP dltie,drafted men *lMlerather be exemPied on physical or other-calms than pay the required °Quo P,ll , :irticilVestiPAlKCEßlo, Wite exceptfone. F .Banug ; DWI, residing in Lancai ter county, ti"Virilirtfted"was, very fearfid that he would motlitsilito. examination, and he ken tlie Rein. • . ein IA n t j t3 1 1 4, E an,, .. 1 ~ " 4 ta I. • _ . l C krokrid his legs about it;; .7 10 ''- Ma “ , " ' pc{ illtukricil otiterlatitiettoltdw that htitiafg.what he claimed to be—a xterfectly sound man. The examing surgeoq, much pleaseci with the man ifaited aneetypf tgelyOunk mad tote accepted,_ I afar a 'sliert=monignittiotil awedbine,' lie Olie lit eitiwirl.tightivilittatif he or s. l3nelel3arn 'OW EieYY tine' ektleettidffluit *ti:intik Mai] WodiatiatillidideiY tepbegratld* but hail oicr-bitensidebf'dtitft anytliingi,cif the 'kind awiThilfienal.etyliO•bnisted j was i dWhig to thr iduciwiiirld tat ...,1 J -, 4 1.:., Iv , ~. 'llthyiffitertiale had bat paYinghiteitddressest to iFyJiing , lady who; fri ) additiorilo her pet , 0= son al ch arils , fs Wi3fthi4 iLihril. sUM lot: iiitiiiiy . Aftertetkitildraftiki, 3 llhe young mans, *elide itfr 'der 'of(ii s bind tlethb. lady ; but she 'lr :. ilettrdiolthboti . di Etinitie4rfarioirtplaint "p 4 - pel'illeibilify;" stiWrevaletit amongst drdpril inen,Litkit iheo-tefieU eci marry him' titillate lit won d pass au ex iminalion bet' ire the B":,ard (If AnkilweittiLkild , llrovi&ti fur ther that it lir would pats; •aNdukt o yftlfe s3oo'extinptini. fbr: him, and make' ilim 'lleelit'islul' th &ker.+ the young man, much"..to hid relief, , passed a.. AbLivestated ; thd'ycluitied , Ntiraei r to tier (lord,' iias'alrhatly paid the 5.300 for him:and in IS fit weeks theictmplh will. IA united iu inatrimoty, —especially the turney part:, c : - - .i3Bnotituar,.firclos Smog; -the scarcity of leather, in rehertonOs-cinnyelling the" superior riacel .tb , rt- ro cnrioref Shifts; --Thed Whig tktyttt=,Squittel'skina;•ttidlieda'aiiitri fb'a-betra, ' he nair'nciat.to Chef ashes' epi3rrk!ed over theirt,''ior a , few' days, to .faciti ft the ieinoval of thelair;lifil then pleteftie a strong decoction of red oak bark, will, at he etindtof fotterd4ye, Make' eictiltent- leathefl 'stronger' arid terighiiiirthait delft Okin. t Fnt o ikinateillliniske a pair of ladt!tishoest'•Wfihear that the ladies of some of the'intallorecimatiti are=wearing-tbesb,shoes; and . rfitid them equal in, sciftreisitinitiMperlorin durability *aik'y'o their Thsitlcidgei`- the skit% are tett in the decociiibn of bark the better the leather. By this plan - any body mayliaveTttlingivalnake their own leather? , est the &imitate , *malty:did cheaply prd nu , ed,,and. arg i ypssel., holding a gallon will .Et s erit' as Our reEpere wtlL do well to t 4 lE 7 ,ff 1 " , a,f, • ,• , , 1 7,ro?dt,iwtx nes SimiLiman Nip tot- from Ng-tide says •tifit "five,, fresh rbdittshiVe been upon that part of the which Imisrueen uncovered this risr, 'riot , lar irOinlthe ForirnAmorig the articlisdiscovero ih2;thwie rooms' -were, a nember of pireCof igt muitie been wrapped` up; in g U4)IE - in; the three of irlrich - bratill l itt*terfeCt, state" of preservation. 19 There his' been''also. found a pretty: seelphaving: for a motto the words f‘Aoi.fdo,;'_wi4ob. .Fiorelli, ; the iu 14Pet9T of the excavations, considers. an abbre- Nmiten eta proper, Illuzii-!!.4.E* 114- Felin,.gacifilionc, the artist , who is TOPP: Modest . L ol.ging i Tempfel, to cork, at ime-liundredth of .itsAmt,tirikfisq,, has just added considerably to tbat : wmftg which tiuityelesi- may See 'in the email museum of 'ciaa.anicendi at the ruins. WI tool Atiliott grip . to Ohio hist week and afrer,93eiiteating,theloopvetOtion of . a number bung, ziye .ata . **Ogled, tbat the great an b ; ung, Vallandigham , ,,'Will, be beaten, at least Elty 50,000 la that 0 .. 0 jiguilthe army vote, which wiilbegive ,ot, Fougkalmost to .a malt: Witointieriedqfitai wit. ofthek3frArho said that in his company-Vallandightun would not get ! a single v0te., , ,, , ,He is looked upon in the army 88 , th e mile mx,pf,l,lxe. soldier and of the C9un4Yer-Ka Brig/Awi Zies.,, • le the comb konnfotleinete to.„Qhfottm,ihe other ,day theracesduetexi shpbk aineseettOt to. wake bike hatmeeetnieet 40:egging his Melnik ; hognatteAitestmattdeatli tipidgWend, sttetraeatN-p v37V.7 VARIETIES. IA running business— , the erclpe'of conscripil3' Tau Louisville joisrnal advocates the claims of Hun. Robert Mallory, of Kentucky, s iu speaker of th e neat Koine of BcpresentativeS A FAlLusu.—lt is said eit in many parts of eetittal Ohio the potato croP"his - prstived iticrioat *total failure. Whole acres Of the plant hale been destroyed, by pugs..., . ,• • Axes hi Washington named. Ramsey recent y committed sato 4ato avoid the, draft. 'do 'doubt gone where he wohidtippreefatiaA t but, Where no draft canclithe. - A' more honor method-at any rate than to skedaddlii 4, h. AZ' . , Tire large bridge ecrors the,ptiiialmpland rive . near Nashillle, - TeprieFSee, replacing the snipe , - -ion bridge destroyed by the 'rebels; Wits °Peri:. :Mr public tra.vel.on the 26th inst. ~ ft l aso , - -Anntial ~ s tructure.: and, was. built under .the directi.ni of the ID ifitary. authorities . Disiercuss from Memphis predict a battle `Alkalises - Fit an earty'llay between our ,forc and the rebels Under Gerieral'Pridi. • There gunboaktarand Duke ew ithifive . hundred 1111 4 . cotton on board was, recently burned I t Shreeveport, La. TAB Forirteth Annual Fair of the Ohm State--Board of d itgricuhuni 'will beheld 'lb :Cleveland on Tuesday, WAreidevi'lltnisdey end ,Friday, • the 16th, 16th,I7th and 18th dais of 'September , next, when it . ; is expected that one of the fioest exhibitions ever held in Oh will' take-plied. , • •'- , . i ZIFATII 07 A PIONEIR.-011 Sandajr, the 18 Mat,;, jawb, Hower, of New Berlin ; Ohiccidi at oite age of 92,years. , Deceased though ; borin is Lancaster county, in this State, had lived 52 . . Tears in - Stark county. lie leaves something 4of a :family, being•.notilessl than 6Y - children,- grand children and 102 great.:grand-childr i Tns,"figlir fi re," evilest the use of whi iiemiregird protests, was first employed again t the fleet of - the' Saracens in the seventh cent s - . Its chief Propertiel are, that 'it burns nin e briskly under tirateii, and 'therefore cannot extinguished,by common appliances,and t 1 its spread Or dill-mien is .very rapid,- llormers from Texas state that there are. t least one hemdred'VeSsieli loaded, "with coati+ :band antoei3 for the rebels, off the Rio Grande: *vend of= them:aro , British. Steamers, weld* ,for cotton, which the , rebel government have contracted to deliver, at Idetemoiss, to theel tent of nineltunisand hales; : titirifig the - mcirdh of ;August. ~ , . , ;1,, li .: ..3, , -;4.! .:' .. - . . '' tin y iehrof fruit "this Seattin 'in : MichigeU will be the largest :ever known: In 1861- t e ipear e 4 cr9pii*Led ; about 60,000. baskets; I year, Cowing,to the severe frost in May, it reac -. ed only abort 50,000..baskets;"froni the &tank , .given-by the most extensive` fruit grdirent t ' ,pesch mop this year will i amount to' 260, ; baskets. , • , . , : • ~ , , a m e n .. 411 T 1 1 . ' X 'ted li n m e be bi F. 9 ° Y f erifive o i r all raf ei?r lt ol lia led i* in dia t fleet Class.- 'Fred:V . l,We' ratio i ttifre iS to be' d • ducted. the excess of voliniteerst furnished ov ,the State's quota. It is. thought that when Ifinal,figures are, twirl, the map& to lie drat . santitis l -46oTe l 'at i ta7itIleslitlitiiig j santi L to i a Congressional distriet....., , It , ~ ilic . .buli- . L, Er map. FE - 011 W. A att IN GT ON ' -' '''_ : •-' Was' itititirOir,lietitenibet 4. ' , !1 Thais% Ckongress davit g epprkwiated twat ~ thonsaettdollats, to be expended in: testing t . - , practicability of introducink, ill; and hemp; - , a sithstiiiite tor oßtton th e .citntnisaViiiers a 'poibted by the CciontaiLt i outir of-Astructiltnie antsider ftheatThjetie, iia:i I'm.' .T.11i.. Illoorh : , of Pittablog r -Pa.- 3 -DesalLen-Idavder, of Cinci. oati, o.,tend 1. Wilitaitit aleileykoti Ohio, begs , their btesion. .. . . , t i 'Tiorktioriting aid liattrioi 13ep T artinerA h. = .refused all the 'bids forilreSiale rot Kansas Trt; Land, and ordered not i bida which Are than ma on or before the 16th of Ontoberrnsxt. 7 ,- ,• 1 The exp . - dition sent'Ont to thelnnpahaatiock to reciptnre:the - ,.iuttbhititiegatillith Itnet'Reit %nes: Itave,•itsibriie ° l',;fidiali linktb i le 'in «Ott cinema) of lo* Witer,,•te'fitrtte higher tirenl'att tabittoinck. `- One of the Bailee& •Oftlie, S itillite arrived here to-day, having made Menet:rape !whits. ()being_ marched: to :Richmond:' He oiPFestinq an ,xliE.'44 l 9ir,i ticilMitic.i'lea' • tiet.i.v.ln four and five hundr-d . roheitt, consis ing in park 1.4 the eameparty' whip `Captured the 'two boatt lift- the neighborhood' of ,-' Piet- Beira! n Pleader. fcr the Potomac,. for .the qmkpose. ct RaPtllt4 some. of 911,1* Yome.4i. _i.: • ' A party of cavalry are. with ° them, who hair *la Bien lateli ebot4 ffiatdae and e.tterpoint 'en the river. ,I '' .- '-` 1 ' ...''' ",. .'' i The . frigate „Sabine 1 left , Yew Loudon, on ,Pa t; for the j coest,,of . Newtticltttd.„tf) enable fishernien who hitice - so long deture:d :t. 'enC-1:-the nairitl Sei4iCe,`to do tie - on bcia`iti'llii*. noble ;vessel. . It 'is. unnderitood --that ` b en; arrangement_ with`-. the goverment-:a the .AlmadenAliukux Coutwiy, nt ook- 001g914. , the Quidkiiilver Mini `of `Of the'mints on thelst" ' u r• - - - ' ,- -- I Parehattan - 01tickey, ofrMissouri, hea been appointed - Aswciate Judge of. Nevada Territory . The premature publication of the President's letter occasions much- surprise. This was cer tainly not througfi the -instrumentality of Its author. i • --`; P. ..• FRO ,)if. .:X:W:.g,irT7',1i..,1.X1„., NEW GovEimmtrivi , 12041,3 , Naw Yoax, fieptember 3. An important Eneetlog,,beeweeu the officers of the city banks _and, Mob; Assistant Tree surer of the UiteSiatei, was held to-day.— The propcialtitiitiiiiieritotai' tb be that the banks of.thie.city *mild lend.the Government thirty-five millions. of dollars. : . .This sum Mr. Chase is to draw for. during the next two, or thtia? mentlia, as required? ' The banks of - 3 t- ton and-hiladelphia Ire,tolai asked-for itutad dltional fifteen millions.i The: whole fifty-sal_ ;lions are to be repaid in Octoher,ct Noveptpr t in ; new Intergiit-bearbig treasury itatel,Tsiluch are` to bear five per cent interest ' —''to be slits' ntaessiohr!TS Ps'ltt i cl• ' • ' WoaosettoOtelie, 13ep'8. -The MeestiehindittiDeinootatio - State Clikereol Lion assembled to-day, about 1,000 delegates ; boingoterglot. l l43:-. I SPA 041 - 441‘31 3 .01 0 .7, grar c e :, r 2 1 4 . 4 .. C•,i iriAlik ad De, 0 4zsottfii 4- •:01 :!::&•: 41: 1:ol to i was PRICE ONE CENT FROM FORTRESS MONRuE. FORTRESS MoNROR, Se )t. 2 The steamer litassachuse•ts, from BoAan, Mass , bound to Hilton Head, put in here for coil this morning. The propeller Dudley Back, sailed to-day at nom .for,Newbern, N. C. FORTiII EBB lionos, Sept 3.—We have nn news from Charleston yet. The expected steamer has not yetbeen heard of; and we have received no rebel pipers - - forite'Vst4 days. The gunboat_ Sheaukuen 'Just arrived fit= Newbern, repors two steamers and one brig ashore near Crayon Inlet. The gunboat N eanse mond was at Newbern when the Sheokuku• n left. - Interesting Fews from Georgia The Report of Pemfierton's Reath Pair The Movements of Joe Johnston. A Memphis letter, 25th ult., to the St. Louis Republican, says: "A ge ntieman direct from Atlanta. G orLia, has arrived in this city, with adv•c , a from ti;a Confederacy up to ,tfrus- morning of the 20th. He says the statement hat Ge neral Prm twit° i was shot a few days tines by a Texan t.ottlior is without Inundation, hint that his Ilia was !of worth a farthing;.that both officers and sol diem had sworn to kill him on the filet oppor tunity. The day preceding the one on on which he left, Perobertnn was taken under kstiong,..guard in., the direction of Iticbm" nd. It was stated that he would be court-martini led and, if Thund guilty,' shot. Filly two thirds of Pemberton's army is now in the field, and under the command of: Hardee. "Gen. Joseph E Johnstun is in command of BlA!bileh with extraordinary powers. I could hale irri the force Which he cernrniands; but Inforilaat said great confidence is reposed 'in his ability to hold the place and annihilate ney force whichcan be brought against The plans of Gen. Banks were thorough! k dis ci:wed in Atlanta, as well as the movement itgainst.the Confederate army in Arkansas." The same letter says of matters in Arlemsts: "Lientunant General Kirby Smith has been placed in command of the State of - Arkansas, with full power to act independently of the •Piesident of the Confederacy. This has been adettecessary. front the fact of the length of ; time it would take dispatches to reach A telt inond from that State.' ' A (MAN 0117... TIM mamma IN ALABAMA. Whenme recollect that the ultra &cession Candidate for Governor in Alabama hes been defeated and an old Whig elected in his place, the-lamentations of the &sista will be seen to have more cause than appears from the article quitted bt!,t . :ow: We regard the defeat of Mr. Curry, in the Congressional election in Alabamaas a national inisfottane. Asa digoifie.d Christian gentleman and an inckuptible statesman he commanded Itn_intlneitce in the last Coogrefe second to but le* members in that body; We setilt intimated rangy are noi;iiifteitts irCal=Zioln„.l7rtolrc" devotion to South-era tridefieodence, and to thle 'atria atiiibute the election of his opponent.— ' kflowever 'this may be, 'we cannot imagine why . ardateiligent ceastituency should put such a eprasentativeaside. With Yancey in the grave, 4 - nd Pugh, Dargad and onrry in civil life, our Sister State will have to - develop giants to main unlit her late enviable position in the national conudls. A MOIL PAPER. ON ENGLAND (1'• om the . &chmond Whsg.) •. After exciting, by all its arts, disunion and war in America: the leading English j .nrral is Failing its-bleeding - vletiroff. "We - tell these ppor, drowning wretches,'! says the Tones, ,"that they have no chance whatever!! And pinch More of the same sort, which we 'iestiirday.'exillting in 'the idea of America's But let not the rani rejoice too Aeon., Ten,: twenty, or even fifty years of a ,desolating war.will not leave, a ,permanent scar on thes`faim'of Ala young and vigorous uMti- Dent. In five Years atter peace we shall be tefreehed and powerful as ever, and halt a cen tury hence not, a trace of wax will be vibible. All will have passed' away, but the realm ' , brance•of the part England has played in this drama, and the legacy •of retribution which will be becineathed,tesiur_posteaity. .• 11.1WLetlantoug. Ser, S. IPDE. ,STATEN ISLAND FANCY ,DYEIN% FSTABLISH MEN T R4RI El7„ivErviE W A S sr co., Paopataross. fir OFFICES : No. 47 North EIGHTH St., PHILADELPHIA, and 6 & 7 JOBS Se., NOM YORK'. • vg sueeesain ;DYEING and CLEANSING .GallttENTS of Velvet, Cloth, Belk Merino, De Leine, ke , ke, andSHAWLS of aimostevely ao Well known that ' we only 'de sire to remind our Mends and the public gener ally, that the.liewon for getting ready their Fall Goods is now at heaid. $ Goods reamed and returned by Depress anl4-dani] HAItLtEU, NEL'IIEWIs & CO. IXTIIITNEYII HISTORY, vol. 1, Prke *2 75. A Hi&tory of the War for the Preserva tion of the Union. Embracing a toll and int :parilal history of the cautu-s that led to it. !Ant l etiparate action of each State, military And naval engagements, _sketches of. prominent leaders, ie. Illustrated. By Lorenzo H. Whitney. ' Volume 1 ready. For sale at ERRO-NER'S Oheap Book Store. . au2B ORNAMENTAL AND FRUIT TREES. IMES, SHRIiBBERY, &C., &0., &C , will V be sold at much more reasonable rates than in, the coming %wing. Crden3 sent by mail or otherwise, will, I.ooet promptly attended to: J MISR, artir2s Keystone Nursery. COAL OIL Itta•lTil=3, that do not need any oninunr, and no wind will Tait the light. out. 041 and inanahla. at NICHOLS & BOWldal, Ckrr. Front and Market . Ste. is . , 4MONS• —A largo IaVOICti of t unpacked T 1.44 Lemons just received and for eale`by NICHOL'S ge BOWMAN, Coreirront era Market eta: • liug3 . - rreltitOCO---Twbit, Navy, CoOgreas, and Nat ral Tobiaxo, for Bald by NIONQUiI & BOWMAN' COLirroataad Nark *, Streets . - allig IiMII Ell
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