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Tll E TELEGRAPH•
IS PLIBLISIIID
MORNING AlvD EVENING,
By GEORGE BERGNER
Olfice Third Street, near Walnut.
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
SINGL7
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gubstribers will be charged $4 00 to Advance.
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furnished to subveriben at the following cash
ratite
shigle copies, Weekly
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CS=
AVENUE HOUSE,.
&Arno. 7th-Street qnd. Pennavlintnia Avenue,
• WASHINGTON, D. O.
egg -BdOecriber begs leave to inform the
Public that be has thoroughly refitted and
re f urnis h e d th is House, and that it is now one
of the . most cotopleie and comfortable hotels is.
wi e .ig e ti ene t o i i,%ital. The Icattion is tbe bo-et
and moat central: of any tbe city. The
chambers and suite's of rooms are unequaled
for their rice, ventiloiiis and elegance. Him-
Self and all his attenuants spare no pains to
meet every want of hie; guests. Hia table hi
supplied daili with the _ beat the markets of
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia af
ford. 1"e respectfully ticks ladies and gentle-.
Caen visiting Washi, gton to call and judge for
t NiloMseiveg.. [septB dfini] JVO. taISLY. ;
Thy MUTED STATES EtOTEL,
11A.RIMBURG, PA
COVEII47 & IigTCHISON, Proprietors.
well fellow's Hotel is now in a condi-
T t E r tg l i, t o actnor a tfl oolate 'he - traveling public;
affording the-itiOtit ample cimveniences alike fan
the transient guest in4l the permanent boarder. -
. THE 'UNITED' STATES - 10M has heeia
OW* refitted thiroughout, and now has ac=
cOnitnedationti . equal .111 extent, comfort and
luxurftitany hotel - between Philadelphia and
lts location is the best in the State .
Capital, being in easy access to all the railroad
depots, and in close proximity to all the priblid
offices and booklets localities of the city. Ititai
now all the conveniences of
A PAILS'? CLASS HOTEL,
and the. Proprietors are determined to spans
'neither expense, time or labor to ensure the
comfort or the guests. The patronage of the
traveling public is , respectfully solicited.
jell-dtf
,1.1 . 0 E 8 HO O . BH
OORNEI3 OF
alik,ET ST AND MARKET SQUANE;
,HARRISBURG,_ PA,_
JOIDON lit. 1 - 00Pg.16.4.N, PSOPRINTOS:
(mo m ' r oo b - yrono? BY WELLS 0041111 . .7_.)
tide les First (flax; Hotel, and located inr.thfi
°antral part'of the chg. It kept in , the beet
manner, and its ' patrons will find evepy abeam
modation to be mot with in the beet - houses hi
the wintry. seBo,dtf
LIQUORS.
VATS have on hand a very superior selectij
V V of ;.WINES BRANDIES and FINP 1 , 1-T
QUORS, of every des9ription. •
ABANDIS.§ of the choicest bran& and iris,
6 E02_3. ,
NrA.pistril.of every variety and of the finest
quality:
_ _
ST. ORUZ NUN.
ROMANO GIN
IRISH, SCOTCH, RYE and BOURBON
WHISKY CHAMPAGNE, SCONK 4Uris
BROWN STOUT, CORDIALS, atis.'
Ali% a NATIVE WINE, manufactuiesi from
the domestic grape, which is a spfettilid article,
and we knee ft to be pure:
arll4 Wlll. DOCK, JR., & CO.
rIZWELEAOIi -HAMS, Canvassed, in large or
11 wall quantities, very low, for sale by
NICHOLS & BOW? AN, ;
je24 ' OM. Front-and lEaeltst sts
,
1011311:--We are now offeringsyei* Mot
of choice Mackerel,' iii lqiarrele;:' helves,
quartets and kite.
,
menus & BOWMAN, -
jog ' Oor. From miri,Market 96(3AF_
W I — I'LL APE.% BOEDgEtS, &a. &a., it taiff
*sr e ar , • gr oj et
'8 BOOKSTOEFt,
18 Marliet etre*.
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DRY JOHNSON
3ELELLAIL'INICOELIM
LOCK. HOSPITAL.
IL B der m oat
y and
effectualreldlesin the world
for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
_ BALM ITU eta TO TWNIVIII soma.
NO lIIERUIRY OR NOXIOUS DRUGS
A Cure Warranted . , or No Charge, in from One to
. 2 1 00 Dols.
Weakness of the Back; Affections of the
. Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary die
•charges, Impotenq, General- . Debility, New-
V . 011101(1139, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the
He art, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of Sight
Giddiness, Disease of the:-Ifead, Throat,
Nr me or Skin. Affections of the _Liver, Lungs,
Strmach or Bowels—those terrible disorders
arising from the Solitary , Habiti of Youth—
those secret and solitary practices more fatal to
their victims than the song of Byrom to the
hiariners of Ulyasek blighting their most brit;
liantliopes or anticipationsirendering marriage,'
impossible, • •
$lOO
9.00
17.00
likxtcially, who have become .the victims of
Solitary Vice, that • dreadful and destructive
habit which , annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening Sen
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre, may call with full
confidence.
.?_E
x•..,,
I :?4'st
XrrSt'
X
• Married Personsi-oi-Yormg Mala contemplat
ing marriage, being aware of physical weak 7
new, organic debility, deformities, Bro., speedily
cared. • :
t 3 l l l
"lira .-
olt •
He who places hlraself under the care of Dr.
J. may religiously confide in his honor as a gen
tleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a
ORG AMU VM4XMBS
, l*"
1
xr.
Immediately Oared, and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection—which renders life
miserable and marriage bnpossible—is the pen
alty paid by the victims of improper indulgence.
Young pens= are too apt to
.commit excesses
from not being aware of the dreadful cense"
guences that may ensue: Now, who that UZI=
derstands the subject will pretend to deny that
the power of procrastion
.isot l sooner by those
falling into improper habits than by the pro;
dent. - Besides being deprived the pleasures of
healthy Offspriiug, the most serious and destrue
tive symptoms to both body and mind arise.
The system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened, loss of procreative
power, nervous irritability, dyspepsia, palpita l L
lion of the heatty • indigestion,constitutional
debility. a wasting of the _ frame, cough, con
sumptiont -decay and Asada..
• Om* . NO. 7 &MS •Faanintrox Errexcr,
160
Left hand aide going from& Baltimore etreot,.e.
few doors from the corner. Fail` not to observe
name and number.
Lettekemuit be paid and mutate a damp.
The Doctor's ' Diplomas bang in hie office,
D. JONSSON, -•
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, lon
don, graduate frorm one of the most eminent
colleges in the United ,States,lind the green))
part of whose life -hoe been spent in the hetspi
tale of London, .Parls, Philadelphia and else
where, has effectitioome of the most astonishing
cares that were ever• known ; many troubled
'with ringing in the head and ears when asleep,
great 'nervousness, being 'alarmed at sudden
sounds, lASI:ad/MEI with frequent blushing,
attended sometlince 41th derangement of mind
were aired
TAKE PaitTIOULAft NOTICE.
These are some of the sad and'melancholy
"effectsrproduoed ' early habits' of youth, vie :
weakness of the back and limbs, pains in the
Wind, dimness of sight, loss of inusotiltir Power,
palpitation of the heart, dpkepsia, nervous
irritability, symptoms of consumption, --&o.
fdairrersv.—The fearful effects on. the mind
are much to he dreadedloss of_ memory, cóxi
fusion of ideas, devession of spirits, evil fore
bodings, aversion to society, self distrust, love
of solitude, timidity, &c:, are some of thoevils
produced.
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves., by a certain
practice indulged in when alone, a habit fre
quently learned from evil _ companions, or; at
echos], the ieffecits of which are nightly felt,
even when asleepi and if not oared remlitur
marriage impossible,. arid destroys both nand
and body, should apply, immediately.
What a pity that, a young man, the hope of
his country, the darling of_ his parents, should
be snatched;frem prospeotti.and enjeyments
of life, by the consequence of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in a certain
secret habit Such persons met, befcce 4:101/*-
Piating
MARRIAGE,
Redact that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to proinote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey
through life becomes it.weary pilgrimage : the
prospect hourly darkens to the view; the nolial
shadowed with despair and filled with
the MeliinaMlY :r . eipteliorythat the happiness of
another becoMes.4444 4#l,lonr own.
DISEASE VFAXPBUDEME/B.
When the misguided Isnditovradent votary
of pleasure finds he `has imbibed the seeds' of
this phinful disease, it too often ! happens quit
, an ilitimect sense of shame or the dread of dis
covery deters him from applying to those who,
from edacation and respectability, can dime
,befriend him. He falls into the hands ,igiao
isiittiMdtdesigning pretenders, whor incaPafile
- ( 1 - 1Mrhig ; plch his pecuniar y subatimos;k*p
thicitatin.u. month after month, or2rii:lo4 as
the smallest fee. can be obtained, and.in despair
leave hiin With rained health to sigh - over his
galling disaripointmerd, or, by the . use of the
deadly poi lK A T Atercikry, , hasten the constitu
tional qmptOrris'.or thutterala offseaue,.sooll as
affections the'llhad; Throat; Nose; Skin, eto.
progressinvirith:frightful ;rapidity 'All death
Mita to his dreadful sufteriogs:by send
ing him to. : c4,- Caducei/aril country, from
whence nd titirrabir returns. - - -- -
INDOB3E*ENT OF nut praini -
The many thoneamds etue4 at this thstitutiop
year after' yogirosticti-the numerous important
surgical operations"perfoimed by Dr. Johnson,
witnessed by the repprters of the Sun, .011iipper,
and many othef papers notices of which have
appeared again and again:before thefelic, be
sides his stapms4s- sa a: gentleman -of ; character
and=164 . 4r,,,1s a nano* guarantee to
61:Etanx
.
Wilkie SO it iiingt Faiederick Sk
s~AcDital.
YOUNG NEN
AREIAGE
HARRISBURG, PA., SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1863.
Vetittal.
The Great "American Reme3ies,"
KNOWN AS “FIRT.MBOLD' '
GENUINE PREPASATIONN, VIZ :
HELNIBOLD EXTRAOB "BOGERT,"
44
al SARSAPARILLA,
" IMPROVEED ROSE WASH.
HELMBOLD' S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS. ,
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
FLUID, EXTRACT 13IICHU,
A POSITIVE AND'SPECTFIC REMEDY
For Digeaties of the i
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
AND Dis()Pal.oA.L SWELLINGSI
This Medicine increases the power. of Diges-1
tion, and excites the ABSORBENTS into heal-,
thy action, by which the WATERY , or CAL-,
°BROUS depositions, and aII'_ . IINNATURAL
ENLABGEWEENTS are rednc63; as Well as paini
and inflammation, and is good for MEN, WO
MEN or CHILDREN, •••
HEMBOLIY 8 _EXTRACT ,BUCHVI
FOR .IgEAKNESSES"
Arising from Excesses, Mats' of bissipation;
Early Ind4eretion or Abuse,
Ammon Num Tlt roLvalvma Enact OHS
Indisposition to Exer-Dryness of the Skin,
tion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, t Diffloulty 'of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, . TrMinbling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, • , Pain in the Back,
Universal LassitudeofFiushing of the Body,
the Muscular By - steni,Eruptions.on the FaCej
Hot Hands, '
, Pailid CountenanCe. I
These symptoms, if, allowed to go on, whiCh
this Medicine invariably removes, soon folloW
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY; EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of which the patient may 'expire. . Who
can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "direful diseases,"
INSANITY IND CONSUMPTION.
,
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffer 4
Inge, but none will confess. The records of the
Insane Asylums And the melancholt deathe,-by
Consumption,
.bear ample witness to ~the truth
of the assertion.
TEX CX)NSTITMTON, ONCE AFFECTE4
WITH ORGA&IQ WEAKNESS,'
.
Requires the aid of medicine to etrengthen and
invigorate the system, which Heltubold's Ex
tract Sachu invariably does. A trial will con;
vine the most skeptical:
FEMALES—FEMALES—FEMALES,
OLIY OR, _YOUNG, SINGLE, MARELED, OR .
CONTEAPLATING M.4I.EELAGE,
In many atfectitaut peculiar to females the
Extract Huelva is unequalled by any min+
remedy, as in Chlorosis or Retention, Iragn,-
larity, Painfulness, or suppression of the cos-
ternary 'Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirrene
state of the Uterus, Leucorrhea, or it:4
Sterility, and for all`complaintsincident ifil3
sex, whether arising from Indiscretion, Habits,
of Dissipation or M the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
No PAK/LP eux)Ml) BE lirrmour227.
• _Mahe no Balsam ' Miarnaly Uunlissant Medi
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HEMBuLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Cures Secret Diseases in all their stages; at lit
tle expense ; little or no change in diet ; no in
convenience and no exposure. It rauses fro
quent desire, • and gives strength. to Urinate,
thereby'removing obstructions, preventing and
curing Strictures of the: Urethra, allay!, g pain
and . inflammation, EXI frequent in this 0111813
diseases, and expelling Poisonous, Diseased, and
Weru...ut Matter. Thousands upon thousand:
who have btten the victims of quacks, andwh x. t .
have paid heavy fees to be cured in a she '
time, have found they were deceived, ancl , that
the "Poison" hasiby the use of "powerftd
Astringents," been dried ap ih the system, .to
break out in an ingravated form, and perhaps
atter marriage.
Use HELfiI.EIOLD'S A:URA:OT BUCHU for
all Affections and Moms of ,the Urinary Uri
gang, whether existing in Kale or:Female, fron,
whatever cause originating, and no-matter, :of
how tong standing. Diseases of these. Organs
require the aid of a _Diuretic. HRLEEPOLD'S
EX iSACT BUCHU lathe Great Diuretic, and
it is certain to have,the desired effect-in all
Messes for, which itlis recommended. "
Blood—Blood—Blood.- ,HeLmbold's Highly
Concentrated Compound ELUID. EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA SYPHILIS., Thiais an affec
tion. of the Blood, wad attacks the Sexual Or
gans, Linings of the Nose, Ears, Threat, Wind
pipe, and other Mucus Surfaces, making its Ali;
pearance in the form of Ulcers. Heltubold's.
Extract Sarsaparilla, purifies. the Blood, - and
removes AU Scaly. Eruptions of the Skin, giving
to the Complexion a Clear and Healthy Color.
It being prepared expressly for this class of
complaints, its Bloodrilnrifying Properties are
presbrved Ito a greater extent- than, any other
preparation of Sarsaparilla. -
rarraSOLD F S .HOSE WASH.
An exceflteit Lotidti fdr. disea' ,sett'of a Syphi
litic Nature, and as-.an injectionin diseases df
the Urinary Organs, arising from habits of
dissipation, used fn tinneeti.on with the EX
'tracts Buchu and; Sanswarilla,..in such diseasee
as recommended. nvidintee If the most re
sponsible and relialitecharacta Will accompany
the medicines. -- ORETIFIOA.TEB OF CURBSS
from eight to tw,enty years standing, with
names known to ificience and Fame. Fo'r,
Medical Properties of - Buchu, see and;
df
the United States. See Professor -Dzwpws
valuable works on the Practice of Physic. • See
remarks made by the late celebrated . Dr. PRY—
SICK, Philadelphia., See remarks made by Dr.
EPHRAIM McDOWR.LL, &celebrated Physician
and member of the Royal College of Sorgenns,.
Ireland, and publishsd in the iransactions of
the Kings and Queen's Journal. See Medico-
Cirurgical Review, published. by BBNJ
PARS, Fellow of the-Royal College of Surgeons.
See most of the late standard works on Medi
line. Extract of ,Buchu $1 00 .per bottle, of
els for $500.: .Extract , of :Sarsaparilla, $l.OO
•per. bottle, or six, for 15 00. Improved: Bose.
60. cents per;,bottle f or six: $2.50; or
halt a _dozen each for $12.00, which will be suf
ficient to cure the most obstinate cases, if direc
tions are adhered - to. Delivered to any address,
i-ecuiely packed from observation. Desoribo
symptoms in all communications. Cures guar
anteed. Advice gratis. •
, 40E04 WT..
Personally appeared before me an Alderman
of the city of Philadelphia, H. T. lielmboll,
who, being duly swum, cloth say, hie prepara
tions contain no narcotic, no mercury, or other
injurious drugs, and are purely vegetable.
. • : H. T. libillißOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 28d day
of November, 1864. Witt. P. HIBBIIIp,
Alderman, Ninth street, Phila
Andress letters-for informattop-lik amildence.
R T. BELMBOLD, Chemist..
:Depot.lot:Bouth 10th street,,belottOhestunt,
l'ltilS4eltalts. -
Vim tabratigtmento
DESERTERS FROM 11. S. ARMY,
PROVOST MASSIIILL'S 14T11 DISTRICT, /.
HARRISBURG. PA., Sept. ht..... 1863
•ESCRIPTIVE ROLL OF SUIIBIITUi ES
DMUSTERED, INIO 7HE SERVICE OF
!HE UNITED STATES, IN THE 14TH DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHO DESERT
ED 'FROM THE SERVICE, SEPT.• IST, 1868.
Charles C. Wray, born in Montour county,
Pa., aged 26 yeare; occupation. boatman;.sub
; stituted And mustered into service of -the Ufa- .
eedStates A.bgust 28th, 1868, Harrisburg, 14th
Enrolment District, for three years; black eyes,
black hair, d.rk, complexion, b feet, 9i incurs;
In heigto; lives in Denvide, , Montour C 0. ,, Pa,
John Ilendason,,lterst f lin Chicago, Illinois,'
!wed 22 years;,openpation , maohinist ; substitu-'
led and mustered •inh). 'AerYlee the United
§tstes August,2B„lB63, garrisbur g ,
ictllment Dairicti for ,three• years ; blue eyes,!
dark hair, dark complexion, 5 feeti-Tintlesdn't
height. .
Washington 13r,o'wn, born in Quebec, Cana;
da, aged 21 years, occupation sailor; substitut
ed and mustered Auto, the service of the United
BfaleaAnguse , 26th; 0363, ! Harrisburg, 14tir
rollment Distriet,,. for .itiree years; blue. eyes,
light ; hair, fair
,complexion, 6,feet,- 9. inches inY,
height. 1.. •
Th - oinas'Snmmers, born in Now„Nork.
NSW,Tfirk, aged - 21 years; occapntien ,laixoren t
subst in:lomA
itated.ind' Into,. the service oft
th3Viiited Stittes August 1868,.Harris=,
burg, . 1 1.4thEnth Dletriet, for three yearoll
brown eyea„ black hair fair complexion, 6
'feet, 'ditncliesjit height;, in 'New York
city.
Richard Ourrry i bop.. in lEialifax, Nova Scotia,
aged-. 21 :years; occupaliou sailor; .subetitutedi
and mustered into service of the Thaited•States l
Auguat l 2Blll, 1868; Harrisburg, .14th Enroll-'
went District, for three years; blue eyes, light.
hair, sandy complexion, 5 feet inches in
height; lives in Philadelphia.
Charles Raids, born in Cincinnati ,, Ohio;i
aged 21 years; occupatiOn laborer; substituted,
and mustered into service of the United Stat e
Angnst 28t1i, Harrisburg, 14th Enroll
ment Dttrict; fuc , three years; brown eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, 5 feet, 6 inch ' eti
in height.
Thomas Martin, born in Newark, New Jer , '
sey, aged 21 Years; occupation barkeeper; sub-,
stituted', and . t mustered into• service of thii
United Stifes Augtist 28th, 1863, Harrisburg?
14th Enrollizient District,
,fia. three years; blue
eyes, black hair, dark complexion,. 5_ feet , 1011
incites in height; 'said to live , in Cinoinnatii
proper name said to be Eldred Carr. 1
Ira Hobbs, born in Ruceeste!,..New York,
aged 24 years; occupation ship joiner; substii
tuted and mustered into service of the United
States August 28th, 1F63, Harrisburg, 14t1i
Enrollment District, for three years; brow l
eyes. black•bair, i dark complexion, 6 •feet ict
height; supposed to he in Philadelphia; propei
name said to be Richard 'Carnes.
. George Bowman, born in Butler county, Pa.;
aged 24 'years; occupation railroader; substi l
UAW gad_m.setwrott into_sAmice of the Hotteof
States August 28th, 1868, Harrisburg,. 14th
Enrollment District, for three years; blue eyes/
brown hair, fair complexion, 6 feet, IL lucheti
,in height. .1
Thomas Wilson, boirti in Hawarit,_ New Ser.'
sey, a g ed 22 years; "occupation piumber; ken'
stit , .tei and mustered into service of th
United States August 28th, 1863, Harrisbur
14th Enrollment District, for three years; grey
eyes, black hair; florid , complexion,6 feet 64.
inchesAn height; supposed, to he from Phil*
Francis A. Brown, barn in Springfield; Illi
.. .
note aged 21...,years; on.lipetion cabinet, makerF
stibstitived and ',Mustered into service of the
lUutttd States Afika - st - alit, 1868, :Harrisburg,
14th Enrollment Distll4, fur three yearsL has
eyes, brominitir, fah complexion, ei feet, 10
inches in height; supposed to be ,frem
delphia
: George B. Wilson, born in 13nilingtop, Ver
.Wont; aged 2i; Ocaupation joiner; en.ntitrtted
and;mustered into service ot the 'United Statee
August 81st, " 1863, Harrisburg, 14th Enroll.
ment District, fur three years; bitte.py . es, brownhair, dark complexion , . 5 feet, znches
height; sapposed to bd .- from 13...aker5.614, 'Ver;
wont.
A reward of .ten dollars, and reasonable els:-
perms wilt be paid for the aeprehension:Of sack
of the above named.daiserters. ; •
r JNO. KAY:CLEMENT',
Copt. and Provost Manthal.l4th Dist:, Pa.
To MOUS ANA SOLIIIERS.
Collation of Pensions, Bounties,
,Busk Pa
and War'
Moen , Paktolle, Mister Rolls, and Re
eructing: A.ceounts Made ,-Oat.
•
undersigned; 'having been" in the am
'. ployment"e•f - thelbilft - d States .during thi)
last eighteen months, neik: ll " the hleet 4-
14 and Diabursing Office and Office ;Of Super
intendent of. Recruiting. Service; of Pennsylva r
Din, respectkilly informs the public .thakte
opened an (Am in the DULY
Building for the purpose of 'collecting 'Pei=
sions, Bounties, Back Pat and War 'Clans
also, making out Officers' .Pay Bolls, Mudd
Rolls -and Recruiting Accounts.
.
- All orderS 'by well attended topromptly.,
n.ovi-dtf SULLIVAN S. CHILD:
REWARD FOR DESERTERS..
A REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS, and the
I..rarsonabl &expenses incurred, will be paid to
ANY PERSON, for the apprehension and delivery
of a DMERfEE at the. headquarters-of the
nearest provost marshal. By order.
JOHN KAY OLEMIDNT,
Captain and Proved Marshal 14th. Dist., Pa'
Harrisburg, August 21, 1862.--au22 Btautf
'EWIIIACHERBL, No.
2 and 8, in evert
Mae of lockage, barrele,laives, knitrtere
and'kits, just received and for kale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner Fiord and Market Sta.
obpts
DEIZSERVED FBITIrd, hermetically sealed,
1 in cans and jar., of all descriptions, and of
the most delicious character, for sale by
- . : • WK. DOOK.flls... & CO.
CHEAP SUGARS of all kinds, whits. and
broil" for sale by
NICHOLS & SONVBIAN,
jy,ls Corner tFront and Market Ste.
ICHENER'S SUGAR CURED • •
Uncovered Hams.
A fresh Invoke. Just received..bir
au2l ZV , M. POQE., Jr. & Co.
02.TONIS ORLEBBATED •PINE APPLE
OkrgridA, direct from the maxtufttettim i
mai , NI/11. DooK,
paik Ettegrap4
Union Meetings.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.
CATASAQUA, Lehigh conutv--Governor .
Curtin, [ion. BEClure, R. S. Matthews,
Esq. . • .
MIFFLINBURG, Union county—Hon. Win.
D. K. Rey, Hon. Greene ,Adanis. . _
PORT. TREVORTON, Pori& County—Wm..
H. Armetriur,, Esq.. Franklirl &mind; Reg.
.LA.NOASIER 011T—Oo1. F. - MontgomEnry. r oC
Missiklippi, And A. 4 H. Chase, oUlTew.York.
tIONDAY,t SEPTEMBER 21
. _
EASTON-r-Goi. Oartin, Hon: Jas H. Camp
bell. Ex- Goy Wm; F.4ohnston WI. Wm. B.
Mann. ' •
MILTON, Northumberland munty—Hon
Wm. D. Kelley, Hon. Greene Adams.
MTTNOY, LyComing county—Hon. John C
Knox, Hon. Henry johnedn.-
WRIGHTSVILLE, York county--Colonel F
Mlntgomery and A. H. Chase,'Esq . •
•
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.
NIMIRIBTOWN'Oov. Ctirtin, Eon. Wm. F
Johnston, D kyld'Paul Brown,,snq.,
WAYNESBURG, Greeue couutYL-Ilon. W
W. KArcham, Hon. Geri. Y. Liwrence. -
LEWISBURG. Union county—;-Hon.. A. K
M'Clore,• • lion. JOhn C. Kunkel.
OXFORD, Chester county--General Butler,
Hon. H. Wintet Dello, of MarylanA; Morton
M'Michael, Req., Bei , .
DANYILLE, Montour county—non. tireene
Adams, Hon. Wzn'. D Halley.
WILLIAMSPORT, Lycomiag county Hon.
John C. Knox, Wm. H ArmetrOngdgeft,,ollii-1
ton Lloyd, Fag.
YORK—Colonel F. Hpiltgomery and A.
Chase, E3q.
WRDHESDAY,.SEPTIOI,I3RR .23.
-...LWE3t,can3TEa—Gov. Capin, Col John
W. Forney,. Horton lehlichaqi. Req.;
SUNBURY; Northumberland countyt-HOn.l
. Oreene,Adaine,Hon. Wm. D. Kelley. ,
JERSEY. SHORE, Lycoming county--Efon,
John 0: KeME, Wm. 4., Ailsks crepg,:gsq., g}:na . ,3, !
W. Wh:mard, Fag., •
DILI,SBHktG Yoik - county' F. Mont.-
gOmei* and A. H. tsq.
.
THIIRDAT, SEPTEMBER 24
WHITE. HALL; Konigo . mery .couoty--laaao
Hazeliturst,. Esq.; OharlperW: Jay, Esq., Hon:
bates M. &oval. f
BE, )0D 1 1" RllN, , Bedfortioolinty,Hon. Henr D. i!
M ore , ,John Scott, &q., Hon.- Samuel Cal
yin, Rol. S. S. Blair.
LOCRHAVEN, Clinton, county—Hon. John
C. Kau; William H. Armstrong, Eng , Jame
Chatham, Esq.
PELLA I E+. Plink—Concert mat t
HANOVER, York, countyi—coi.. F. Mont
gomery and A. H °hare, Eeq.. s
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 251
BEiVEII,--Governor Oartim, Hon. W. W.
Ketcham, Hon,Glen. Landon.
Ifee , S t e .y H D FA . L moo LSß re tly otrit it o lf t a t y:l rEti: cor t.olo ts n. ...... sa g io v ei .
Sow S 8 Blair.
BELLEFON Centre, county—Hon. John
C. Knox, W. H. Armstrong, Esq., Edmund
amchard, Esq.
GETSk-LLVILLE, York county—Colonel F.
Montgomery and A. H. Chase,! Faq•.
[Editors of tr.e loyal papers throughout the
State are requested to publish „notices of the ,
nbove meetings ] ; •
UNION ST&TB OPNTICAT. Comurrus ROOM%
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 'l7, 1863.
HON. WILLIAM. D. BILLLY, at the iavita
time of ' tho State Central Committee, will speak
In behalf of thelThion, at the times and Edam
named 'in the annexed schedule. Our friends
`are earnestly desired to have a full attendance
of voters it-these meetings:
LED WARDS' 0 ElO Chesterpounty—Thurs
day. Bentenaber 17.
_ MIFFLINBURG, Union county—Saturday,
September 'l9
MILTON, liort.linubpTlandeounty--htoriday,
September
DANVILLE, Mop 4mr conatp—Taeiday, Sep
mber 22. •
SUNBURY, Northumberland county—Wed
• day, September.A.
WASHINai 0147, Washington county—Satur
y, September 26 - ." • '
INDIANA, Indiana ccinnty--Monday, Sep
:mbar 28.
LOCK HAVEN' Clinton county—ThurEday,
HAVEN;.
°tuber 1. '
TOWANDA, Bradford county—Baturday, Oc•
MONTROSE,
Slasei__,.nehtuinacounty—Wedn.e6-
a , umber 7.
POTTSVILLE' n' "'• M Schtylkill con ty F •
October 9. ay,
PHILADELPHIA--Sitarday, October 10.
fmlB WAYNE 14cVF4GH, Olmirman
A TRUANT ENIGHt IN LIMON:
HE MISTAKES HIS MAN
RR EXPOSES THE DOIkOS OF THE KNIGHTS.
A Preacher-to be Initiated
.1E I■ CZI • . .7:1) •
WJE GREETS, BR UDEBI
Peilt.X.l 9Zie> atEettescscs.
THE LEADING DEMOORATS ENGAGED
IN A BEAUTIFUL BUSINESS,.
If the old saying be true, that "birds of a
feather flock together,"•they were apparently
well-met on lest Thursday, Id the Baorigh of
Ltbanon—at least in :the estimation of one Of
the parties who prided himself on being a Cwatr
of one of the organizations of the Knights of
the Golden Circle in the northern part of the
county, and who imagined he had before him a dis
tinguished orator of aleigehamer-r notoriety, and a
would be leader of the Democratlic party, when We
following contidentiaroommunination was very
earneztly and seriously Made:
wie gehts ! hab dick belt. short
drei mabi gesucht. Now bab kit die meeting
bestelit ich war . in die druckerey. Von dem
pasta Samstag eber sat dog, den Nerinzehute
flept., is die > meeting in Mount Nebo. Da
must° nieber knmma so as die left dick bekannt
werra: Do buist all right; du kaust der Col
man berths wird an sing.
''Now, inidarnurte Sel; kuui uiver ;
es is alias iecht. ' ,l !Eklet.tte mohi biat geb
werra, seerdeamohlgrkht
waist, '!11' Bin gethworea gags 414}
PRICE ONE CENT
Abolition Government za geh ; land zu for
de principles vom tilts G -nem' Jackson, and
lobe and sterb3 in dear doctrine von al. 0
ferson.
"Ich 11151 der Geasy schwetzt delta. leh bin
der leader, nod kehr zu der Sec ks Coonty class."
He further stated that he has initiated seven
ty-one candidates, whom he had sw'rn to op
pose the Government, and support the nominees
of the Democratic party ; that the ignorant
ones they "put throaeh without much cereniony
and that they came three and four mihs acrtse
the mountain, to hlh place to be initiled H e
was very particular to impress upon the mind
of his Brother that a - Preacher would be "put
through" at the above mentioned ter:Ail:lg.
Among the names given are the following
HENRY WEIS, Cheif, and FELIX FEEILER,
Treasurer, and many others whose names may
be made public in future.
So as to be certain that he had given all tho
signs and pass-words correctly, gave the follow
ing to • Bro. Mack"
First sign—The index finger of the right
hand pointed outward, hand hanging down—
then raising finger to right ear, which 13 an
swered by raising hat three times with right
hand.
Second sign—Two middle fingers of fight
hand concealed under vest or shirt on breast—
index finger and little finger exposed.
First password—H. 0. D. This is given to
the sentinels placed around the barn or place of
meeting.
The Golden Knight password is Paul De
Masco or Masons, which is Oven nt tho barn
door or entrance of the meeting.
Let the honed and loyal Democracy of Lebanon
county-remember these oalha, myna and palaver&
on the second Tuesday of October next, when
they come to vote for tine and loyal men to
administer and execute the functions of the
beet governmenton earth, or for secret oath
bound, dark-lantern conspirators and traitors
Eerelirap4i.
FROM WAS
WASHINGTON, dept. Is.
It has aireadrbeen slated that the John Un
derwood, recently captured near Ocoquan, was
not John O. Und-rwood of the Mtstern Di-trict
of Virginia, bat a Mr. John Underwood, a
istaturch Union man, obnoxious by reaa qn of his
liaving voted for Mr. Lincoln at the Prebiden
tial election, and on account of his eincomero-
Misting and influential exertions in behalf of
the Union cause since the commencement of
the rebellion. He was a resident of the nt igh•
borhood in which he was capture d, and vir. re it
I not for the grea-er lenity which the decline of
their fortunes has recently induced among the
guerrillas, as well as the so called authorized
I agents and troops of the rebel government, he
would probtbly have suffered death. As it is,
he will be closely confined.
Borne of the paymasters have already started
to the Army of the Potomac, to pay off the
troops for two months, now due. Tae law al
lows forty two dollars,,a year for clothing,
which ordinarily, is a sum sufficient for It ; but
in the rem nt battles the soldiers, by t rder of
their effirers, t crew away some of 'heir eqirip.
Merits, &re in order the better t-t prepare th-m
for the conflict. they have been obliged to draw
for additional supplies ; thus exceerfifq the
legal stipulated amount of money.
In consequence of the lois sustained by them,
they are 'now required to Bettie for the over
drawn sum; therefore their pay will-to ads ex
tent be nowdecreased. Without leapalati rn by
Congreas there is no rem dy for this hardship ;
bat gentlemen connected with the army express
their opinion that the welfare and corn rienear ion
of our troops will not be allowed to suff - er, owing
to their obedience to the orders of their com
manding t ffilers, and that provialons wdl,
dating the next session, be made for their
benefit.
Tug NORTH-WEST EXPEDITION
Mizarsuurs, Sept. 19.
2b Major Gasegal Hawk, amerai-in aid:-
The following dispatch, dated headquarters
Northwest Expedition, Camp White Stone Hilt,
Sept. 9th, is redeived
°Amex ;—Yesterday we surprised over four
hundred lodges of hostile Indians, fought and
dispersed them ; killed over one hundred, de
stroyed all the camp and all their property.
I have in my hands many peisoners.
ALFRED SULLY,
Brig. Gen. Com'g.
To John Pope, Major General Commanding.
Official Report of the Occupation of
Little Rock.
Wasmaoroa Sept. 18.
The following despatch has been received at
headquarters:
LITTLE Romc, Sept. 10, 1888.—Zs Major Oar.
Hailed, General-a: Chief—Gamer,: We have
just entered Little Rock. The cavalry, under
Davidson, is pursuing the enemy, who are in
full retreat South. BeFpectfully,
F. R. STEELE, Maj. Gen.
General Burnside.
Weisman - ea, Sept. 18.
It is understood that General Burnside has
aegnierced in the cordially expressed wish of
the President, and withdrawn his resignation
for the present.
Loos of a Steamer.
Tortorno, 0. W., Sept. 18
The steamer Passport struck a rock in the
rapids near Ootean last evening, and was sunk.
Her passengers were saved.
TH33 FAIR GROUNDS AT STADINO.—In CODSO
quence of the fair grounds of Reading having
been leased by the United States Quartermas
ter's Department, the Berks County Agricul
tural Society will have no fair this year. The
buildings on the ground were, until a recent
date, occupied as a Government hospital.
ORNAMENTAL AND FRUIT
TREES.
TEM, SHRUBBERY, &C., £Q., £C., will
V be sold at numb more reasonable rates
than In the coming opting. Ovcien , Bent by
mail or otherwise, will be promptly attended
J. MISR,
'Keystone Nursery.
ang2s
NEW No. 1 and 2 MACKEREL,
Ts HALF. QllAtirk.R AND ONE-EltiHril
FACEADE 4 '
Just received by
NOL, DOCK JR & up.
aul