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IEI PI7BLIBILED
MORN/Nil AND EVENING,
By GEORGE BERGNER
Opt Third &reel, near Warm&
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
SINGLE ISUBSOREPTION.
Thu DAILY TRIAMILAYEI is served to subscri
bers in he City at 6 cents per week. Yearly
subscribers will be charged $4 00 in advance...
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The TELEGRAPH Is 13.180 published wee kl y
furnisbA to Robscribets at the following cash
rates
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napp. .opiEs, to :one posteMco.... , ....... 9.00
twenty " " " . .
17.00
At VERTIMG RATM—The following are the
&tea tor advertising in the 'ruminant. Those
havi.g 341 vers. Wing to do will find It wnvenlent
for reference.
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SCRAM Fight lines or more tbau four consti
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ice' emit:nes notices Inserted h tho Local
Numb, bcturo Marriages and Deikths, Finns
OMITS ean Los for each Insertion.
Asceadsortieing,ttredimnTh TUSGRAPII has
no equal, its large 'circulation; among business
men ansi families,Ju city and country. placing
it beyond competiticm,
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TILE UNITED aTATES HOTEL
HARElplitritG, PA
COTIORLY &'iIIITCHISON, Proprietom
THIS well known Hotel is now in a condi
tion to accommodate the, traveling potilic;
affording the most ample conveniences ;dike for
the transient guest and the permanent Ixtartler.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL has been
entirely refitted throughout, and now has , ac
commodations equal' in extent, comfort and
luxury to any hotel between Philadelphia and.
Pittsburg. Its location is the best in the Stile
Capital, being iiLeasy access to all the railroad
depots, and to close proximity to all the public
offices and business localities of the city. It has
now all the conveniences of
ABBY CLASS HOTEL;
and the Proprietors are ,determined . to spare
'neither expense, time or labor to ensure the
comfort of the guesta. The patronage of the.
traveling,piablio is reispectfullY solicited.
•,
JONI - 2,3 11.0U8E t
C! TIME OF
EtAILEXT AND ]MARKET SQUAP 4 E,i
- • HARRIBBITE.G, PA,
.lOSEn P. ReIIELL,9S, PROPRIETOR.
CLLaVATLY connect= BICRSII43 00 1 017.1.1%)
This
,is a First Ohm Hotel, and located in the
central' part of the city. It is kept in the best
manner, and its patrons will find everraccien
a:iodation to be zest with in the'best honisis in
the country.
''.61 . 4 4 41LT0R5:
I'ATE Lave on hands - very superior ,selectiod
V V of WINES, BRANDIES and FINE 441-
QuOES, of every descriptien: _
REANDILS of the chbicast brit:ids and vin
WINES of ever ve.sit,ty and c' tin finest
,
quality.
S'f.'olllJE
'HOLLAND GIN. •
IRISH, SCOTCH, EYE and' BOURBON
`WHISKY, 'CHAMPAGNE,;SCOTCH - ALE,
'SHOWN STOUT, CORDIALS, &c.
Also, a NATIVE . WINE, nannufactured froze
the domestic grape,' whiqz a'splesiilfd article,
and we know it to be pure.'
Espit WAI. DOCK, Jit., a CO.
COAL • OIL, a farther reducticinqn"Voal - Oil,
Slverier article of non-expleelaglOoal
for law , very low, byz • ' •
• NICHOLS & BONVISLM,
'for. Front and 'Market Rte.. r
TAT i
F ISH—We are now offering:very low, a kit
of -choice klaokerti,- ie -barr `
eie; halves,-
111411itera and kite. , ;r
a . BOWMAN,
4eB Frnut-cvnd litirkAt Rt.reaa
SALT, ground, alum, Ashton Emil dairy; in
largo or mall quantities, by; _ • ,
NICHOI49' BOW:MA:1'1;
al 1 1 .6 r ItrrAti• 'An 9 Mit r kot streets
D ROWN STOUT
. .
and
• • SCOTCH ALE,
of the beat brands, always on hand and fora a
by [aP l 4] 'WM. DOCK, CO _
TXCIEMSIOII. HAMS, Cattvgas - 64, 1 14;r 1
,iirde or
• ma ll quantitias, very low, for'olo9 • _
,BOWELAN:,,
Frisnt et id MrSkiit'Elta
je24
aIED"BEW AND BOLOGNAVIi kerroholoo
D
Ibt,lttat 4 rocelied a6d for ardelrf ' '`,
mrao WM. DOCK. alt!' .VOO '
AL PA • ER,BORDEBB, &00., a fast
pusee pri ce s, at -
8011)IFFER'S BOORITARE,
jels 'lB - Mark6t Btrilet;
DR. JOHNSON
~~I,~.TIP~~R ~7
LOCK 110SPITAL,
TI rrAßeliscovered' the mast certain, speedy and
!l'effectual remedies in the world for •
DISEASES OF' IMPRUDENCE
.11/1111/ IT SIX TO TWILVO ROUBL
NO MERCURY. OR NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A Cure Warranted, or No Charge, in from One to
Two Days.
Weakness of the Back, Affections of the
Kidneys and Bladder,lnvoluntary dis
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Nor.
'vows:ass, Dyspepsia, latagnor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas,Palpitation of] the
Heart, Timidity, Tremlings, -Dimness of. Sight
or • Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throat;
Nc so or Skin Affections of the LiVer, Lungs,
Stcmach or Bowelt3—thcise terrible disorders
arising from.. the_ Solitary....Eitibits.of
Jlouth—
thosesecretacid solitary praCtices more fatal to
their victims : thall the song of Syrens to ithe
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most
hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
&a., impossible, •
YOUNG/ MEN
Especially; who hive, become the victims of
Solittry Vice, that dieadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands-.of-Young Men of the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, irho
might otherwise have entranced listening Sen
ates ,with the thunders of - eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre s may call with full
PoNfidence•
; • RraoE. . • '
Married Persons or Young Men , contimplat
ing marriage, bei ng aware of phjisical weak
ness, organic debility, deformities,"&c, -- spoedily
cured. ..
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He who places himself under the care of 'Dr.
J. may religlotudy confide inidshonoriu3 a gen
tleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as
Physician.
WEMLNEBB
Inamediately Oared, and full vigor restored.! = I
Tina distressing affeetion,wideb renders 'life
miserabirkend marriegebnpossible—is the pen-1
iitypaidlby the victims Of inaproper indulgeraxi.
:Young persons are too apt to.'c:ommit,earOses
tram:not being aware of the dreadful `noise- 1
quences that mattablue.- Now who. that tin
;denten& the subject Vidll.preteid to drai l tg
the peater.cltpreereation is halt sooner by
fallingintagizirpropbt labita:than. by the7prn
dent. Besides being deprived the pleasures of
healthy 'offwring, the moat serious and deatruo
tive symptoms to !both body and, /Mind arse.
The system becomes deranged, thephysice/ and
mentalfunetions.werdrentedi4oss prccreative,
power, nerVOns irritability, - , dyspepsia, palpita
tion of the heart, indigestion;: constitutional
debility- iyastiiig 'cpugh, con
gin#P.; '
No. 7 Sonia Fisonin& E §raner,,'
- Left band aide going from Tialtirnora street,
few doors from the--corner. Fail not to observe
name and number.
ts
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na
,
Lettere must, be pad and- contain a stamp.
TneDoctor's,Dlplomaelang in his office. •
• • ,
• 4011b1BON
Member of the - Boyal Millets of Surgeons, I:on
:don.; graduate from due of, the' moat - eMiramt
(alleges in•the 'United ii3tateis; and .the.
part of whose life, - hasibsiat stena in the-hospi
tals of Londoni• Parisi-Philadelphia aid deo ,
Where, has effected eindeof the most astonishing
Curefithat were ever krioww; numylroutiled
with ringing In- the head and ears when ash:6p,
,great nervousness, being •alaime& at sudden
sobisie,. bashfulness, with frequent blushing,
artendiid - soniethnee With derabgeliferit " of mind
were oured.hvirmilad3L-;;
TittrAitlTlCl — Rai 'NOTICE.
These ago nome:ot the sad Azdsixtelanclioly
effects produced :by!earlychabits,Pls.7outh, Viz
weakness of the back and -limke,imius- in the
bead, dimness of sightjoes In Mictdai power, palpitation of the he f t, dyspepsia, nervone
irritability, sympto ms-of consumption, &c.
- 31szeiszar.---Tfie fearful effects ofilthe mind
are much to be - drea' de&l-16ss of inemorY,looa
fusion "of depression 'of spirits, evil fine
bodinge' avendim to sieolety e iself - distrait, love
Of solitude; timidity, U., axe some ofthe evils
produced.
YOIING MEN
Who have.lnjured :themselves - 4.) , y `•i stain
prealce ' - alotiea liehlt!fre.
quentlytlearned from) ail' compttinions, - Or at
school; the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when ableep; and turedr - rendere
utixrriagerinipossiblti,. and , destroys ,both mind
and'bodY;Shodd - apply immediately. •
Whatit pity that a young man, the hopiyoi
line oubntry, the darling of his pesents,:shiluld
be snatched from all prospects and enitiyielitii
bf• by_the consequence. of ileiliting from
the path of nature and Indul ing , ln a - oartaht
'secret habit. Such moms xver, - Icefoke Contem
plating • :'i
L . •Li NIABBIAGE,
. _ _ •
&led that a sound mind and body , are the
nrogrueowirkaisitei tiiiiiernote connubial
Indeed, without theseahe jiicirney
thADuigli life bedomee a weary rdigriMage : the
prognect-honrly-darkene td the-view ; the mind
becomee ehadinred,withrdand filled with
the trielanohoirrefldedinfthat the happineee of
aft Wird& hilt-IMM
= TDISEASE,=OF 1111pRIMPIELREE:
of pleasure finds he has imbibed the &Ids of
this painful disease, it too'often' .happhus that
an filthßed *Leda Abapie or the dread of Ws
corm deters him froin'applying3o thOse, who,
(font edtfcatign andrespectability,,can alone
bef r i e nd - him. go falls into the hande,of %no
eribt and &signing pretenders, who, Incapable
of curing, filek his pecuniary suliStatm, keep
him triffin' month=ifter month_;* as long as
the smallest fee can be obtained„ . and in despair
leave him with rained-health to sigh over ,his
galling disappointment, or, :by the use of the
deadly Poison, Mercury, hasten the Axmatitu
tional symptoms of this terrible disease, suthaa
ffectidni3 of the Head, Throat, Mite, Skin; eto.
progressing witt fr*htful rapidity tilVdeath
Fate a periodli. his dreadful ikdkrringslif mut , '
mg him to that undiscovered country ,from
whenie to traveller returns. '
- nwoßantesT,or.TlEN PR&S'
The many thrimaands cunki-at this institution
year after ylar g 'and ninaorous impertant
snigibig-operaticalirierfsitneed:bY Dr". 4olinson,
witnessed by the' tepbitere of the Sun, Clippei t "
and many other papers, notices of -which haVe
appaa re&ogaM and again before theLpublio, be
ildealtimstanding as a gentleman of oluaracti;
ardinglintodbnity - is - w:, snftkil_ni:sttitattee
the afiliotedi t kd
filaN =RR QOM SPEEDIbY MUD.
.i 014,4 NO? :11dittilufredied*
IMINE=!I
latbitaL
HARRISBURG; PA., TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15 1863
Nt 2trottligentents.
The Great "Amerioan Remediee,"
KNOWN AS "HELKBOLD'AT .
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ
HELMBOLD EXTRACT " BIICERT,"
" SABSAPARILLA,
" IMPROVEED ROSE WASH.
ELELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED "
COMPOUND
FLUID, EXTRACT BUOHU,
A POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
For Diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
AND DROP.IICIAL SWELLINGS
This Medicine increates the power 'of Diges
tion; and excites the ABSORBENTS into heal
thy action, 'by which 'the WATERY or = CAL
CEROUS depositions, 'and all TJNNA.TURAL
ENLARGEMENTS are reduced, as yell :as pain
and inflammation, and• 113 good for MEN, 1/0-
MEN or CHILDREN.
HEMBO.LIY 4.5 4 ••EXTRAOT BUCiV
FOR M'EAIaMESSEEI
Arising.from Excessoeo Habits .
of Dissipation,
Earli truitioretion or Abuse.
AMENDED wrin.zas rozrownsrct arlairome
Indisposition to fixer-Dryness of:the Skin;
thin,. Lose of Power, •
Low of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak lieries,- Trembling,
Horror of 'Disease, Wakelulness,
Dimness of NisiOn, , Paia in the Back,
Universal lassitUde ofFiushirig of the Body,
the. Muscular on the Face,
Hot Hands Pallid Countenance. #•
,
These syreptonn, if allowed to go on, which
this medicine invariably , removes, soon follciw
Iif.POTENCY, FATUITY, - ,EPILEPTIO
In one of which the patient mny . expire: Who
can say that they are not , frequently followed
by those "direful 1
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause of their suffer
ings, but none will confess. The records of tba
Insane Asyliuns and the
,melancholy` deaths by
Consumption, bear tnnple viltucef to the trtith
of the assertion.
TtLe CONS27TUTION, ONCE AFEECit:D
o.EGANTowa4srarEss;,
&quires the aid:of Medicine to strengthen and ,
invigorate the system, which Helmimbre
tract Bachu invariably does. A trial will chti
*vinCelhe most - skeptical:.
FE HA LES--FEMALES—FEIif A 1% - its,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, NASILESD, OR
OONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many affections peculiar to femates the.
Extract /Moho unhqualled by any other
remedy, as inCidorosis or lietarition, Irr,ektk.
laxity, Painfulness, or suPpressinn the cus-!.
to:ow EVuonottmai-titocratedl;.o.F Schirrbte
stets of tte, Meths, Lencorrhis or Whites,
'Sterility, and for` all omplainte inaldent to the
sex, whether atitingfrom Indiscretion, 112144
of Dissiiiiition iii-the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
NO FAMILY-BBOULD BE WITHOUT
Take,no Baltanniilarcury,or:Dnpleasant Medi
cine for U.opleasaut and-Dangerous Diseases.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU
Duras Secret rDisisisses in all their stages; at lit
tle expense ; little or no change in diet no In
cOnventence and no exposure. It - causes fre
quent desire, and givea strength to ;Urinate,
thereby removing obstructions preventing and
curing Strictures of the Urethra, allaying pain
andinilamniation, fiequent in • thistiasi of
diseases; and 'expelliug Poisonoutt, Diseatied, and'
Wornattt Hatter. r Thouttands'uPon thousands
who have been the victims of quacks, atid - who
bays paid heavy fees to be cured in
time, have found they were deceiVed, nniittlikt
the "Poison" halt .by tini , mitt' of "poverfal
.Aatringents,!' 'been dried up in the system., 1 , to
break out in an aggravated form, and perhaps
alter rtutriiage;.
Use-HELM.BOLD'S, EXTRACT BUCHU ;for
all'Atfections• and Diseases . of the Urinary Dv
gans, whether. eilsting in Male - or Female, frqm
whatever:comae' originating, and' no' Matter, .of
.how longstanding. Diseases of Alsase Orgithil
Tequir&the aid . ofta Diuretic.' HUMBOLDT
BXTRACT BUCHUtis - the• GieatDiuretic - and
'it is runtairito have the `desired' efiectin ,
Diseases for which it is moommended. ' ,
Blood—Bhxxl--Blood. -Heimbold'e Highly
Concentrated Compound ELIEM =TRACI
SAIttiIkABILLA SYPHILIS. This "Is an affec-:
tion of the Blobd, and attacks the Sexual Or .
Linings of the Nose, Earsi.iTh - roit; Wind;
pipe, - and other. Mucus Surfaces,rmaking its iv=
pearance in the form of liiceur's Helmboldts
Extract Sarsaparilla, puriAes the Blood, and,
removes Soak Eruptibidedf the Skin, giving
- 0 the CbMplemen a °Mar, ind 'Healthy ' Color.
It being prepared impteask for -this Class of
cosigilebatty its lilood-Pnrifying -Propertidi are
preserved to , a:greater - extent than any „other
other
preparation • .
151114 (SOLD'S ROSE WOE '
An tquellangiotion for digeaees ,bre.
amiss an injeetiorilli.• diseasee of
the Urinary 'Organs, arising' frofii;`-iiiiiiitla of
dissipation f -,-used in ,connection with` r thii - Eft
tracts Brain Md'Saraaparille, itioneh,4lBo ol 9 l 3*
as tbeemmended. Evidenbe 'of , the Most re-,
sponsible and reliable charactei'Jilll acocaPany
thePEJITIF,IO4II23 OF CUM
from 'eight twenty: leers standing, '.3ir.ith
names known to "Science - and' Fame.
Medical Properties of,Bnchu,liee_Diiiperisary of
tbe'ljnited States. fide; PrOpinior QEWEN'S
valuable works on tlai Pinction'.oi n Physie.- I SeO
remarks made by the late celebtutect
Sit;II; Philadelphia. Seeretruitka'ituadriby Dr.
EPHIIAIIfiIicDOWELL - iscalibtateilPhyolcian
and member of the Roy t College of Surgeons;
Ireland, and published the Iranseptioas: o f
the
the Kings and Queen's J,ournal.,,'lSee Medico-
Cirurgical Review, 'published by BIM: TBA
MS, Fellow of the BoyalOoller of 8#10"119.
See moat of`the late standard works"pi;tr.
cane., of Bnchn $1 00 'per Oittiet,
six for $5OO. - Mitred of Sarsaparilki,4l 00
Per bottle, ,or ea for. sco 00. Improved`
Wash, 50 cents per bottle, ors hrjor s2' 50,.6i
halt a dozen each for $l2 00, whick be ea
ficient to cure the Most obstinate case s , if diieei
Wu are alitiatello. Deliiefed to any 'oddities,
-seta; sly pack ed `
. from obserOoii• Describe
melt CominutdeatiCniW Ouxastuar
anteed. Advice - grade, , •
AFFIDAFT.t. 1
Pontinellirlifpeared - beforil'ine an Alderpian
of the iitrzdf:Philidelphis, H. - T. Helmbold,
who, being duly sworn, doth say, his prepare,
lions Ccintain - nb - narcotic, no mercury, or other
injhrious drugs; and are purely vegetable.
' • •11 - : T.ELP/MBOLO.
Sworti:Ond'FiubiesibetibefOke 'me; this 28d•41;ty
Of NOVeint*Lit3s4.WM."P: BIEBASP'
AidermalaVirii ••
listreet•ab.•Psee, L'
•
Address letters fiwinforzeibt%owiri confideneth
•''''''; 1 11.: 1 1 1 1•BETABOLIN
Mld Bouth l lo6lt'sfirsV4bigilarlareat;s4'
' • ' )-! 1 .;04461Y
eat .
Lw abvertistminto.
DESERTERS FROM. 11. S. ARMY,
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICS, Hill DISTRICT, t
lienarssuso i PA.. Sept; Lt., 1863
nirSOBIPTIV.E. - ROLL OF SUBS 1 ITU jES
11 MUSTERED INIO THE SERVICE OF
IHE UNIIED STATES, IN THE 14T11
TBICT OF PENNSYLVAki, WHO DESEILT
ED FROM THE, SERVICE, SEPT. /ST, 1863
.Charles C. Wray, born in . Montour county,
Pa.,,aged 25 yettre.; occopatlou boatman; sub
' stituted and mustered into service of ,the
Ted States Autiat 28th, 1863, Harrisburg, - liith
Enrollment 'Disttict, for three years; black efeat
014 hair, dlik - cosuplesion„s feet, 9i inches
in height; _Hires in Daiaville, Montour Co.,
John Henderson, born in Chleago,, Illinpis,
aged 22 years; occupation machinist; suustitu
fecVnnd trtrisfeied into service pf tbe DAtlted
States August 28, 1863, Harrisbter , g, `i4tii" En
roilment Diatrict, for three years ; lane oyes;
dark hair, dark complexion,' 5 feet;,.7 inches in
height.
. . _
.
Washingtonb . :wit in Q3ebec, Cana
da,laged 21 yeam; occupation sailor; Substitut
ed and mustered-into the service of the Unfte
States August:2Bth, 1863, Harrisburg, 14th En.
rollment District, for threet - years; bind eitee,
light hair, fair complexion, 6 feet, 9 inched In
height. . •
Thqinas Sitmmers, born , imNew York City,
New York, aged 21 3ears: occupation laboier;
substituted and ; mustered 'into: the service" - o;
tits 'United States August 28th, .1863, Hails
bu:rg,.l4..th EtuodmentDistact, thatiree,yeats;:
(mown eyes, black liair,._ .fair complexiou,fi
feet, %inches:in height; lives: in, .New York
Richard Carry, ,lierta. ,
in Halifax, Nova Scotia
'aged 21 . y,ears; occupation sailor; substituted
and mustered into service of the United Stites.
Angirst 28th, 1868, H4rristurg, 14th Enroll
ment District, 'for three years; blue eyes, light
hair, sandy complexion, 5 feet. 71- inches in
height; lives in Philadelphia,
Charles DdVie, born `in Cincihnati, o.*o,
aged 21 years; oceupetion Laborer; substituted
and mustered into service of the United States'
August 28th, 1868 - , Hanisburg, 14th Earqll
- District, for' three years; brown eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, 5 'feet, 6 inches
in height. : 1. ~.. . .... 1
Thomas Martin, born'in Newark, New ,Thij
Bey, aged 21 Yeats; ocoupatlon'biii keeper;'sitii
stitntbdi and Mastered into services of _the
United States August '2Bth, 1868, Banisheirg,
14ttrEur,oll k ment District, f. - _r threelyeani; blue
ayes, , .
blac hair, dark .doutpleilon, '5 feet, , /fli
Inches in heightt_ said .I.e . :' , .live in'Cincinhiti;
proper name ; said to be Eldred Carr. , .
.; lra Phablx;, born: In. Rochester, New, York,
agd 4.7erirP; .orciipelion ship-joiner; 'rubel.
tilted add mustered Intcuserticti_ot the. Unite&
tates August-ZS - Mr 1E63, Harrisburg, 14th!
E
i s k i
Enrollment District?. for three years";- ivn
exes;i•blacit Miff, ,/Mauls irk exion,!'„Of t lin
hekhti, Alp'2,3A P add - dirt) per
4radi taffl tb ~: • ' afar& es. \1... I
Garge Bow.. an, born in Butler county, Ilia,.
aged 24 years;
,occuoation railroader;,sabsti-
Anted iind'inirstered into service of the Unitea
states August 28th,.. 1863, Harrisburg, 14th
Enrollment District,. for three years; blue-eyes,
Siniva hair, fair' ecriplexion,.s feet,ll inches
_
in height. . ' r-• " '',— -• „
Thomas Wilsen, barn in Newark, New Jer-.
sey, aged 22 years; , 'occupation plumber; stb•
stititteth , and muttered into service 'of . he:
United States August 28th, 1863, Harils6Urg,
14th Enrollment` District, for three years;, grey
eyes ; blaebtiair,Nftelitd cowlerrion, 6 feitil6i
ruches in hilibtr su*sed to, be from Phila
delphia..C; ~ - ' • / 1 -'-'"- ' j
Frauds A. Brown;-born in Epringfield,
nois e aged!2l yea* occupation. cabinet
substitute' and mustered into service of the
United Stateti August 31st, 1868, Harrisburg,
14th Enrollment Dbitriet, for three years; hung
eybs,:brOwn tutir; fair complexion, "6 feet, '1,9
Mama in , height;.,supposed to be from .fhila-
George B. Wilson, born in Burlington, Ver
mont, aged 24;Ocotipatiori joiner ; sn stittited
anci'mustereci into service of the 110163 d States
August 2.1.5 . t, Harrishurg, -, 14th, Enroll=
nient District, for three years;.-blne eyes, .hrpyrn
hair, dark comPlexion; 5 felt, inchiT ;iu
height; supposed to ix) front 'Bikersfield,
wont "' i • •...
A reward of ten dollars, and-reasonable - int
pewee will be paid for the apPrehension of each
of the' above 'natned doserten3:
. .
N - 0. KAY QLEMffidT,'•
Capt. and 'Provost liforstiaLl4tkatlst.; Pa.
sept 2 • .;
NE'it No. 1 and 2 'MACKEREL
TN RALF,' QUARTkEt ' , AND ONE-EIGHTH,.
J. PACKAGE '
Just receiv.eil by
r FI I3 - " , 7 WM"' DOCK, Ja() CO.
IPh t ce rr i le c)ortitisi thee
for sale At than
any other store.. Eaoh—ham warranted. Cali
and ,exandne,l4,...NlCHOLB & BOW/TUN,
je2 . ' "Ccif. Front and Narker Streeta;
IMSERVED FIIII/XB,l herm
etically. seared,
Prift-mum and jars,.ol4llll:l63cciptlcast , and of
the austt &below; eutra4Bl4: for:Rae b y
CaEg?`Bl3GA: l l.§ yit ttn,
brown, futaatelky'i,
- •NICHOLS BoNnkaac
a4ritqr, krzontATKl,Kark6t.Sta•
•
NEW MACKEREL, No. 1,.2 and 8, in every
al* of package, barrels, halves,vgnatters
and kits, justrecEdved••and for dale!tbse • •
NICHOLS &'-BOWMAN; -'-
septs Conon Front aniclifarketoSta
.
- k/i/CRENEITS . Stg4 PURTIP7 ) 7
Y,ncovered Hams
fresh invoice Jiist received bY •
etal DOCK, Jct„&
• f,
BOW; loyacp of i tinp*ltett
litao4lB, ..just'receivoki aiad'f(irEia, 1 •
INTOE101%,& 130W-M.A.S,
augB Cor: Abut and MaiitOt-ste..
DRIED BEEF: -
41.0 gichetkeee• : 1 ' -
Face!dor Beef,
Justreceived by ,
Au2l. Wl t t pO
M EcaENEß'siwelstor Sugar Oared Hamer. the beat in the inmket, just received and
tor side - 'ffigtiO,LB BOWMAN,
MlBl CornerVlont and :14.ark et, titbieta.
R Z ° CQFEE,..a_ choice, seaection ot f:
Rio ,Co
fee, et 'reduced tiptoes., Call and. examine
ta. . :NICHOLS & -BO WELAN.; , •
i. 4Aslis .;',4.43ozaeuirc-ant And Market-streets.
MAWS-„ OELEBRA.T.b.D - 424 lapidt,
”
(11 , 03 V rick Ole malitatict
grit toeW6i WY# 15001 C Ix di tr ,
1{.1,L.L.1 at . 1, V
330 zereOrilP°e
Have you Heard the News from
IVEAIIinE?
THE MAINE ELECTION 1
`Great Union Gains!
l'oarrartn, Me., Sept. 14—Evening.
The:following returns have been received'
For GOVRrnor;.path gives Cony,; Union Can
didate, 1,021; Bradbury, Democratic candidate
P 29 *
- •
'gives Cimty a majority of 660.
Auburn gives Cimy 76 maiority. • '
Intelligence from west of the Kennebec thews
strong Bepuplioan gains.. ;
The yote of this city is not all counted, but
the iiiejority for-the Union ticket will probably
be*over 600. . •
TEL
.The following additionat returns have just
wine iu:
Augusta gives Conn for GOVerrior, 39G Ma
jority, which Is a-large Union gain.
&arbor° gives Coriy 1,678, and: Bradbury,
789.
Saco gives Cony 678, and Bradbury , 386
Union gain of 314.
From the Army of the Potoraae.
ADVANCE OF BEN. PLEASANTON TO TDB
Three Neel* ,of ,Artillery, Captilred.
riT.FAMBIJAIFIRRB rug OF roxexec,
Sept. 14. •
• , f
Gen: Pleasanton lies advanced to the Rapi
dan. The rebels were . in position; with an
fantry, artillery and cavalry, to prevent Our
crorldog. '
Our casualties yesterday were killed and 40
wounded. Among the latter was Gen. Cusier,
not seriously. He commanded a brigade; in
Gen. R.dpetrick's division, and was wounded
while gallantly charging a l battery,ef theiefte
my, in which Chargethree guns were captured.
Foreign` News by t*u3shiii Arabia.
Earl Eussers reply to the 'Emancipation So
ciety, relative to the building of =rams for the
Confederate Statrs by the alessrtr. Lairds; is
written ht a. tone of, =disguised clisapproial,
tint he says ridthitig ban he'shine, igithunt tifft;
davits.l ' '"
Thell'arialPayvtlenies - the oirtoial characte of
thc,pamphlet advocating a -recognition of the
Coptederiitee.
The Armitatir explains that the Florida was
only paimitted to' make IttdisPensable repairs
at Whims. • - ' , • ' '
The Liverpool Postaays it now,appears that
the steqm rams launched from ,
Lairds' yards
were bullttlor the Otaitedhate service.
Neither the Fterich Goiernment or the
Flee& people wer.e.conce ned. in the business,
although a Frztch .bank.er_was connected with
the scherea,kaulablidly.%—the rams , to be paidifor
entlif . the'Cortgderite Mr. Lansier ass,
ode of the abut :Acme tor ' 'nod ' , lves
also guarariteafor f thepayment of thenuniMot
with Hr. Laird. „ •
He has a mortgage ` :on both - ..veseel., and
therefore they may ultimately become his pro
perty; . Bat then the' Law: would have to deal
with these new teatimes:in the transaction, and
Latirer mightlsell there to,the British Govern-
Itieirt at voit Rtic*, and they are p+.ll worth We"
money; tor ma but for wait and barb r
service:. -For privateari.they ere:totally =fit.
The Paris Pays 841tell.that the two ships were
not constructed for the -French Government,
tout heir been ordered by...the goiernmenti
Baypt,lat their tames Indicate; The PAris'dfoni
tor says'the Floridiv,lahing tinder-floritedinile
flags,,entered Briesta to repair damages Her
reception was according to international lave.
'A't the ripening ofitm vied; the French CIO
-eminent,- rte; accord` Withithe 'Other TA:Divers,
recognivA the pp nftw r t q States aa belligerents
and declared, itaintentiono:fobservlng . a strict
neutrality between the twe Parties
In like cases, it is' the hlight eaivell as the ,
duty of , nelttrals to: permit the vessels of bellig r •
ereniato procure -means,.not for fishidsgviir,-
ptes,:butsfor,navisa,tion. ,
'Therefore; it has beeit decidedthat the Florida
Could be adthitiefi to Procure that'2Wiiii
dispensable to maintain her tangoed ntiVigabli
state, without her 013 . 14 able tagnOmpegeruisis
tending le'reignic her war. arrangenumta. _
The Londonlronrs'publiebes some "particulars!
otitbe Florida's career, as related' by C4iptila.
: 7 • h . •
. .
He claims to have tnated all his prisoners of
%esti witiCthe greatest respect.
'lle'saye the linglOthiton was wilifireA ei.ty
mites then Cork.
r , When she Was capture& her pilot 'was referred.
to theconfederate merriment for thesettlem6at
of any Jart claim he might have. ,
Oapt: Maffitiitid as to his quitting Brietite,
that he "expeoied,there wouldhe seven or eight
F.edereLwar vrissels outside the only narrows t
-
, . = - ' THR , I.A.TEST.
LIVZSZOOL., Sept. steamer China' arc
rived here at two o'clock this afternoon. `
Thelitp — Oip — rdikilfai wee dosed today, so the
result:Or her tieWe on Arne icau securities wee
not developed: : _ •
Tha bombar dment of Cherlastor+ had . farther
depressed the` „
No hi/Judie - Wee dans laifit Wes norainhaly
Galled tit .35(440-lier-ibrit. 'dlscourit. ' -
. From Cincinnati.
- • : Ontersitau, Sept..l4.,
- The draft in this olty.oonaosence , s on Wednaa.
The 'eointsa'cial's Indlanaptkiii dispatch ',says
that all the United States troops in - indirusa,
except_-thel"rovost Guard; -,. linziteitteertL - ttidesed
to the field:: Generalt Witoix 'orderisd se=
port , to •Gaiteral St:onside for active service.
..-Ata the tecoid battalion-sot the Staty-third.
regithent rittatning fiom Taira Mute,. on i
allay, an atterupCwits diode to hang,,...the 11411L 4
Dan el VpeCheettAindio was ogrAllke :same' train.
He was relNuOPYgle-Pirtgllrk bl s 4tv 03111pidle -4,
tiaea:itttle tF.sagAkt 01 6 0 0 01 - let
AittnlTAtfifft 1 01141. 5, issEgifit aim .Atraef t owing
th.(1) 3 1444 681 214 ';:for-1.149 1 43h-elashiasstto frep
.11136*.w. ti trete U %xi
014, TS•.,& m.O
====
RAPIDAN.
PRICE ONE CENT
FROM WASHINGTON.
AVAMIENGTON, Sept. 14
GIMBAL BLTHESIDVS RE,IGNATION.
The President has received the te , ,ignatic,t) of
General Burnside, but rtfuees to accept it, and
requests him to remain in command in Eaet
Tennessee, which he has liberated from r,bel
control.
OUR MILIELOAN RELATIONS
Fettor Romero, the Mexican Minis'cr, ntill
remains in Washington, and, le is understood.
holds official intercourse with our Governint nt,
whi , h continues to recognize the Juarez Gov
ernment, no official st.nouncement of the est .h
-lishment of the monarchy in Mexico having
yet been received. Whether the new Oovetn
went of Mexico will be recognized when this
announcement is received excitts considerable
speculation in diplomatic circles.
GENERAL GILMORE ASKS INSTRUCTIONS
It is reported that a letter has been received
here from General Gillmore, which &tato tbat
he is now in a position to shell Charleston, but
before doing so asks whether be would bp jus
tified under the laws of nations in bombarding
the city, so as to result in its , lestruciion. The
instructions given him ha reply, it is said, fully
justify the destiuction of that city if the rebel
military authorities refuse to surrender it.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
On Saturday the following important decision
of Judge Holt was issued by the Provost Mar
shal Gene, al:
"Under the thirteenth section of the enroll
ment act, it is clear that a party drafted and
wishing to furnish a substitute or pay the com
mutation, must do soon or before the day ftx-d
for his appearance. Tne privilege expires with
that day.
"If he fails to reporthimself and is arrested
as a deserter,
he has still the right to go before
the Board of Enrollment, and prove that he is
not liable to do military duty ; but if, on hear
ing his claim to exemption he is held to ha
liable, he cannot escape personal service. be
is also, under such circumstances, subject to be
procee led against as a deserter."
PASUNO TUB ARMY OF TUE P:,TJMAC
Payruseters daily leaver Washiagtou and the
whole army of the Potomac wilt be Arid within
the next ton days, in fall up to the 31st of
Angus , : This will be good news to the fami
lies at home of our brave soldiers.
'Mg WORK AT THB NAVY YARDS
The Secretary of the Navy having returned
from his brief visit to the several navy
yards, expresses his gratification with the pro
gress making in the construction and irpair of
vessels, and the e energy with which every
branch of the varied business of the yards is
conducted. Thu -number -of - m i n employed
wartnever greater than at the present ttrac.
THE QUOTA. OF INDIANA.
The report of Adjutant General Abb, of Indi
ana, has been received at the War Department,
and does credit to'the loyalty and patriotism of
Indiana; 28,000 men were furnished for the
war in excess of the quota. The apportionment
for draft amounted to 26 812, still leaving an
excess of 1,669. Consequently there will be no
'draft in that Btate.
r4A14K04401 - 4 3 411tii , /04:3•Mlun.
A. great number of staff 41fficars have renew ly
been mustered out of service., including newly
every member of G , n. Sigel's staff. The Gen.
still remains at Reading, Pe.
GERMAN EMIGRATION.
The State Department has employed a German
gentliman, at eitgtpenee of len thousand dol
lars, to pr need to Gecmany to encoatage emi
gration to this country.
Ehot by a dentinal
FORTRESS Morin E, Sept 13
Doctor Brenan,of tno gunboat t.lom.nod
Jones, woe shot est night by a sentinel at N,T
-f dic. The D ctor had star ed in a boat from
li,briberly`s wharf to cross over to the Navy
'Hospital on the opposite ride of the river,
wiren'he was hailed by the sentinel, but nut
hearing the Sentinel's 01l he hop' on ho
wee shot, receiving s very dangerous woued.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, Sept- 14
There is very little titan!, in breadstuff-, and
flour is'dnil ; sales of old and fresh gronad su
perfine at $4 5U(45`00, extia at $5 00, and
extra family $5 50®6 00. Rye fi air is s eady
at $5 0005 20. Cma meal $4 00.' Wheat is
dull, and only 3,000 bushels sold, at. $1 29 for
new rod, $1.82 for old do., and $l. 42 fur com
mon up to $1 53 for Chicago white. Small
saleci of rye at 94c. Corer is inactive ; small
!sales of yellow at 84c, and. mixed. Western at
82c. Oats are strong at 650. for new, and 70:-.
"for old. Clover seed, if here, would command
'45 50®6 00 ; 500 bushels Tirdothy. sold at
$3 00(3.25, and some flax seed at $2 25.
. Ceffoe,. sugar and molasses are held firmly
Provitoons are steady ; sales of mess pork at
$14®14 75 ( Ham sat 12®1Eic.; sides at 740.,
and shoulders at 6}c ; lard is steady, at 10 , 13.
Whisky - the demand is limited ; sales of Pa.
and Ohio at 62(3,53q; and drudge at 41c.
142 w Yosx, Sept. 14.
Flour-heavy-Balettof-6 ma barrels at $4 00
(44 40 for,Sutte ; 15®5_.40 for Oaio, and
$5 78®6 90 for eouttitrn. Wheat firm-60,-
000bosubls sold at 77c.0,1 03 for Chi-ago
spring; 95®$1 12 for Milwaukie Club, and
$1 1301 20 for Western red. Core tinn—
sales of 12,000 bushels at 72®77. ,Beef, quiet.
Pork heavy. Lard dull. Wnisky steady at
50.1122,51 e.
Flour is declining—Ohio extra-$5,60®5 62.
Wheat firm—Southern white advaucuti fic
Corn heavy. Whisky quiet—Ohio 61c. Cuffaa
firm—Rio 28lig30c.
Arum.--It appears that ague 'and fever are
becoming quite fashionable again along the
Juniata,
Tax Supreme Court for. the Northern District
.f Pennsylvania, will commence at Sunbury on
onday thes4th of October. Thirty-nine cases
are announced totem off before the newt.
Tan Nortkimbirlitid county Fair will be held
on the 14th,15th and 16th or October:, instead
previously announced, owing to the Union
cotUltyYrdr occurring on the semi* days.
" REWARD FOR DESERT &RS.
REWARD OF TBN DOLTARS, and the
A
reasmablo evsnses incurred, will be paid to
Awe r oma, for .the apptehenalon turd delivery
_Of a -DEBEBLER &Cale headqoarteis of the
rime % prow?* *rebel: By order.
MEIN KAY CLFREN'I',
.oEsptain and r.royost Marshall4th Diet., Pa
"Harrlebtrif ; August 21, 186?.--a42Atawtf
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Berintoss, Sept. 14