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4ubscriberit Lrlll be changed $4 00 in-aaveitee.
&lam TICLIGRAPII.
sti *rataorcapn is also published, weekly and
furushed to subscribers at the following Cash
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0 aqua, l'is liiige circaatidu,..*:(9o4lbwiimiiis
men and f emi Jiies, .iti city 4,4 iKfilAtirrn placing:
it beyond comp. tidon• • " - -• 1 t —Tr- ~
ot t ig . ;
1J.E131-1' Ett.FUSE
ILKICR - Lii,13111 : 4,4 ) ,Aj •
Tin"id established House.iniit) undergone
.6*.tettsivelitoProventifittirctind
'oeghly renovated and refitted. *. '
Itis pleasantly located in' tbeoleltit ,of the
city, in easy access to the St4e.iCallitoi ri tul
Public grounds.
,For the accommodation of our giseate,:we'haet
recant/v. commenced to rint4 Cbaelt to Mod Wan the
.;;.Rail sad. In Chia mouser,. unpleasant !delay in
ka.uiv9 the depot for ,4he ll-0491 ,10a-be 0 '0404 awl
ranch more time aroided Alaska forAtals when /ratt
ing 'Ai Doug '
Intending that :the lIIJAEITAI3,.:I3OIJ,SE shall
boi'tvally resurt hir,the stranger and
traveler, 'we rtspectfully . _solicit a„Oitintutrax‘
ottlin public pitteostage• - '
Sei4/7 dam GEb . J.,10L'1,01 , T letta,c-1
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AYENIITE. HOU
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.Cheer 7th Mreet caul Pennsylothia -
WASHiNGTONiII,th;.: I;
rirEfLg Subscriber begs .save to ibiorraqiie
Pilbr.Mathat be b.s thcirougblfredtted'aiid
refurnished Ifouse;'and.that it lit hoe% one
'efEthe most 0 ,,,,,,LA : p1ete and comfortable hotels in
the liatforid.bCapt:,‘l. The location is: tlie beet
rebsti'eentral of any in the city The
chainbers and suites'of ~ r ooms are. unequalled
_&' their else, irentilatiort i.,•ed elegance. Him
:self and: alLbis..attendante spare Palpates to
~meet every want' of.• his ._gneste.f ~ ,table
,supplied daily with the bestathbmtarltets ofi
\Washington, BaltirrioremendLiPhilkdiAilita
be respectfully, asksflaldies anal gitttle
-mien visiting-Vrashingtorotansiband judge for
_themselveti. a ='[septB d3ml: JNO. CASEY.:'_
-THE -ZNITEI) STATES HOTEL;
• iIiIkIiBISBURG, PA-
& 11111THISON, fropritors
vpell known Hoteii.l,nevi in .a
' 4 0 h ;to actxmiwa4to Almr4avelinerdblic,
affording the pi s krcrA t iqpie opnyisTdsricea:
tho;transient •Rnxist and. The permanent boarder.
= THE UN TIED SLATES ifelgp_AaB hes,'
entirely,ref 6 0 41 .; throughout, and has Ac.- .
cwirrindoldoos equal in ettent; comfort 3 and '
*lninriite any; hotel betviccn rhiiadklphii and
• PititsbeiTg.„ Its , slocation is the Wit in the State
being In easy access tp the Tailread
„th.Nints, and in algae proiimitY to 411,the
1 41,ws and business Iccalides of the ci ty
• noty.:cil the conveniedm of.
01;41.5.8
and the are efeiminedk Aparb
napherilepentie;Alne or labor onsiirelhe
Gat:wtof ithe\A•nests. The paircna4ii':or"the?
traveling public is respectfully solicited."
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Otmatiliztor nosextuanak it iing4a &Aiwa.)
This b , a gu s t cl a m, 11 1,, aid located in the
oen;cal part of tile city. .It.ii liepkin
.the,l36it
manner', And its Palm' I: filA O 6 r 9ccOin l "
moddion - 4•43 tie mot . klnithdPesi liaailesii•bl'
the country. ~ . -,' ..,.:. '-P33o l 4itt
f'
: SLAIN ' -MARR9 I4 N
XrirtE pure exprv. , oil 4 0 04. -Marr°w
for., beautify g -,andittreptthiumg the
ItaillesßerfumetVvith- g'orieri• - ..vrAlALkidl Old;
110101;: , 14C-4-,MtWAttesf
auBl • Potet-caly,Pß,Pik,„.s .
magna ,t 8 SUGAR CURED
Uncovered Haw(
k ee l, Wok*. Just recelyeibv
6 1 321
Wbf. MOS, Jr., & Co.
OB;..: -tr,oll.N.:Sitt.N
33.^A.7-aTI3IIICt3SL
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LOCK HO . 'PITAL .
TT4# 4Jl*O' wired the moat certain; sitiedy and
efts al remedies in the world for
:14 8 540P - 9R I -130RUIRACE.
.., mum sit TO , TIMM nom.
"NO )4.EBOUitY OE - NOXIOUS DAII(18. •
1 ,1 Vas' `Warranted, or No Chow, in trona One to
.21in Days.
Weaknefe. of the Back, Affection of the
Kidneys ' ' and
S lid*, _ Laveltintety die
elaargeti, fthipotency, General 'Debility, Ner
vousness, Dyspe*. a, Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas; • . Palpitation ; , :of the
He art Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of Sight
or giddiness,'' Disease of "e Read; !Throat,
bit se or Skin. Affectioni of the Liver,' Lunge
Stcmach or Bowels—these terrible .. disordere
arising from the, Solitary Habits of Tenth—
thine secret and solitary practices morel fatal to
their victims' than - the 'song of Syiens ,to the
Mariners of Ulysses,r-bllghting theirbloat bril
liant hopes or anticipationa, rendering
Lc., Impossible, -
, - - YOUNG MEN 1- .1
Especially, who- have become the vi.bUms.of
Solitary Vice; that 'dreadful and destructive
:habit' which. annually sweeps to an untimely
grave. thousands of -Young; Men of • the most
exalted talents, aid 'brilliant inteileet, who
might ottl6vise'havi3 entranced listening Sen- r.
aces with the thunders - of eloquenCe „ t i waked
to ecstasy the living , lyre,' maycalli. th fair
confidence. • -' ' ' -, _, TI. :.. - -
baRRIA.UrE. i '
Married Penione, tor Yuting ifen-contemplat
ing- marriage,Bbini aware of :phyiti' weak;
magi organic dehility,,deformiticu, &c., peedily
He Who gams' hiiiif 'Odd. the ea of .IDr.
1
J. 'they Xeligiotu3ly band& trellis hoot Asti gen-.
tlonean,, and contldeitly rely rtiichA hie 01 as. a'
,Physician: >, {l' - . - i '.
.. -
N: . . L .
ORGANIC WEELIKNPES . -
Imniediatilly Cured, and fall vigor restred.
1
1 -
This distressing4 - affection—whicir renders life
',miserable and marriage inapossible=le lie Pen
alty paid by the victims of improper hadgene.ti
Young persons are too apt' to commit xcenses
'froui - Lnot I:4E4' toiare 'of the' dreadful cone-;
,'qualms that' may ensue. Now%wlif hats n-,
derstands the subject will proter'alftetd/kir that
the power of procreation is losteooner y Iholid
/
filling into Improper habits' than, by bke pru-.
dent.- Sesides-being-ditrived the'.ple urea of
4
healthy effspring, , the most Idiot* and estrus-.
tiya , synt . ptenurtp:Mh , , body and ''arise.
l b. Rattn, comes deranged, the ittir laal and
`eituu motions weakened; loss of_probreative
ikiiieg, fnefirkiiii:firliaddlity,' dyspepsia; . • pita.'
den, oaf f the••_ hearts. i indigestien; .. . .1 utional
40447) 1 !•11fOtie% .of the frehtetco9.' iii 'bee'.
starion decay and ilietk • . ~ ,„I
. ” (4441.10. ..01ollIf E4 ll [Disiereic.ti 4c'
Left . lia "ii side going from liisitiratita:fitrast, • a
few doors from the corner. MUS - tiot toielaser .
rtaitekitia&nuillbef.' - - i
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9.00
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are the
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one-half
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Letters must be paid! and contaball stamp.
The Doctor's Diplomas hang inhia Ohre.
0 111
Member of ,the Royal 0 3ollege of Sung : )3, lA7 II -
don, graduate / froth one of in the minent
colleges in; the I:lnited -states, and th greater
1 Tart of whose life >WWI= aPeut lo tlia hcepi
teis Of /00010 13 .3 r
-,a#l.rhiled9 l Piliet , d eiffh
- yr i a i; rei l t ie some of the nuikastduishthg
et aiiblee'Were -lever' known, may troubled
w ithimighig in the ihead-alid ears whal aideep,
grea t, ae.rvoturnesa; being- alarmed a sudden
A ggds, Azzillifulnessi with fregnent'binehing,
at tnnded ; sometimeewith derangement of mind
were Prized incrux4 63l 7., -, .-,- 1
TAKE TABITIOULIR NOTICIL
4 . These are sonie Of the nal and me choly
effeota prodticed by early habits of yodth, viz
Weakneas of - the:back , and limbs, paini in the
&cad „din:knew& sighboloss of musctde4 power,
palpitation of the' lieart, dyspepsia, nervous
irritability; symptoms oft COnallffiptioll4Bl.o. srr
MIIITAILY.—The filarial effeets'on the mind
are, ranch te 13 ,elnmektd-rlets QC men 47, ‘coLv
Emboli of ideas,• depression of spirits, evil foie
bodings,avendonlo is6cleti, self distrist, love
of solittide, timidity, &0., ere Borne of the'evils
produced. - Iff t- . • . 13_ i
YOUNG KM .
Who have • injured themselves by a I certain
iirictice hidulged in when"alone, , a habit fre-'
quently learned from evil compel:l.ll°r at
school, the effects of-whieh are nig tly felt,
„ pa Wheat edeep, and.if -not cured , rendera
:triaidage impossible, and destroye
• best mbia
and Wody, should apply immediately.
Wbara pity that a young, man, the; hope of
his country; the darling of his parental shoald
be ; suatlu xi frpm all p ‘ rc:rptnrte and enlOytnents
of 'llfti,'.bi ihe centhguence of 'abiliting from
the ail of-nature and indulging in a certain
seeretthahlt. Such peas= Arms, befoitecootem
-1 pirANIC • • 1
..
EMIR
Refikt sound mind and body t are the
meet neceietiy iequisites to prbmote r cdnnnbial.
hapttiness.lndeed,.withont thesepthe l journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage : the
prospect - hourly &khans to the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair'and filled with
the .meliticoholy reflection that thellushiness of
%bother -beownetthUghtoutwith our own.
1.-, • •
DISEASE; OP 1311PRODEIffeliffl
e•Whenrthe misguided and imprudent vPtary
of cpleitsure finds he has imbibed the seeds '''of
this piinfrdlliseaseJit 1;03i/lien- happlms:-that
antilltinitid*MlNi of shame•or the dread of dis
eovery.doters timifrom
,tipplying , to those who,
*env education = and respectability, can, alone
befriend him. He fella into the hands tot igno
kant and designing pretenders, who; incapable'
of oaring;filch- hispecuniary substarice, keep
hiet - trillint, , Enonlis after- month, or as: long as
thersinallest' foe berobtainedi and in despair
have hiurivitk•rilinalitealth to...sigh- over his
galling diespitoitituierit, or, by the use of the
deadly' riaso," . lliercary, hasten the constitu
tional symptoms of this terrible disease, Stith as
affections of the Head, Throat, Novo, Skin, etc.
prOgressing with frightful rapidity till. death
me a period his dreadful sufferings by send
* I t tn - t6.'tit inazdovered country from
whence no traveller return&
INDollBlliffeNT OF TM PRIM.
• .The :many thonsandaTured at this institution
year:after Year,' and the numerous important
surgical_ rations performed by Dr. Johnson,
Witnessed by the reporters of the s ee , orhoeri
and many abet. papers, notices_ of whiclilitve
spnektred,aptc again before the' publioilte-•
des his o=lll4' hi a ierrtlinilist:of charactef
lidd - reepoisitititygitreatsuffledeht gawk:Weal - 0
alp afflicted. $
SiaN DIEIEASE3 SPEEDILY CUBED.
Ornoo No, 7 SOutis Frodoiltli St.
Slebtsai
MARRIAGE,
, .
HARRISBURG, PA., MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12,,. 1863.
£tgat "41.otire5.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
DIIRSUAN'T to an act of the General As•
sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en
titled "An Act relating to Elections in this Common
wealth," approved the 2d day of July, A. D., one thou
sand eight hundred and thirtymine, I, JACOB D. BO S,
Sheriff of the county of Daliphin, Pennsylvania; do here
by make known and give notice to the electors of the
County aforesaid, that an election will be held 'ln the said
county of Dauphin, ON TEES SECOND TUESDAY OF
outownt, A. D., 1563, (being the 13th day of October,)
at which time the State and County Officers, as follows,
are tube sleeted, to wit : -
,
One person. fox' Governor of the State of Pennsylvania
One person for Supreme Judie of the Stets of Pfpnriey].
. . .
'Ond person to represent the counties of Dauphin and
Lebanon in:the Senate - of the State of Petuisylvantri.
Tiro persons to represent the county of Dauphin in the
.
House of Representatives.
One person for Sheriff of Dauphin county. ,
- 'One person as Recorder of Deeda r 859., for the county of
Dauphin.
One person as Treasurer for. the county: f Diephinr.
Two oersot a or County Corn inia , ione - r.
. One poison for Director of the Poor and HOIIII4 of 291'
ployment.
One person for county Auditor. • ! •
I ALSt.r HER 'BY DUKE ii.NoWNIAND GIVE NOTICE
that the places ofholding the aforesaid general election
in - the several wards, boroughs, aletricts , and:lieWheltil4
within the county of Dauphin, are as follows, .to wit •
Tne eleotion for the First Ward in-the City of-Harris
burg, shalt:be held :at, the Public Scheel - House; at Me
Cornet of hfaryis alley and Front street. • • i q.
The election in the BecondsWard, shall - behel d at the
School , House , at the corner-of ; Dewberry alley lid
Chestnofeb eet. , . „ :
,
, The election for the Third Ward, shall be held it the
School House tin Walnut street, between SaCond and
The eleedionAollthe_fourth :Ward, shall.beheld at : the
Public School Howie in State street, between Second and
Third .strrnsis. - `s ,
- The etectiort for the Fifth,Ward, shall •be heiS.. at , the
limes belong to General John - Forster; bailie - &Meseta
leading from the reservoir. grounds to the Fetineylystda ,
State Lunatic Hospital.• r. • ,
The election to the Sixth. Ward; Sixth Ward ; -beheld it: the
Market House in West Harrisburg. • . •!
Fur thetownship of EiniqUottanna, , a‘
ley's) school house : • - - - =
For the township of Lower Ss:stars et theschhorhoMie.
No. 1; ih HigtisPire. ' • -
i For theitownshhhin ofSwatarreat thelLocust Greve Inn.
For .the borough of, Middletowa at the School o
hense; iri Pine istrecdjite said berdugh.' ' .
• For=the.townshipef,Londohderry,nt thePuhlipliordie .
of jestinhlpinerr; in laid to hip.
Foithe.townthipnfiWerst tondimderky; at Ova house of
Christian Neff, in.said township., 1 • •
For theloWnship of Conewago,'erected Ourof Oirrhi.Of ,
the toweshiPs LOrtdonderry ant Derryfattlie house of I
Chiistian Felts, (now Jno. S. Folts,).,in seta :township.- "..
For the township of at the public bonze of Dan
iel llaturt,in•Hummelstown, in said township :; , , .
Yer'the township of'South Hariover, at public hones
of . G eorge ElockerOn skid to r.n .
For the township of East Hanover, at the public house
el Rep. Shelni;'(now Boyer's 4 in Salittoimship. „,
, For the townstilOPS WestAfituover,nt,theoublio-' hobo
'ef„Jaco,b Riidy;• (now,ltuctes,) in said township.
, FO'r the towitshiptifliiiverPiOrtint, atithe Public house
of Robert (110W.Sweigerqu I )
For the township of 'Middle Paiton - at the 140449 w
of Jciseph_Cocliley; !township:-
For the township of Rush, at, the Amite ,belonging to
the (slate oldie late John idoalliater; dee'd• no* locoupled
bY , Davittßineßt 1 4 n
For the of - offerson,, thi3 , !Lpti'p , 9f piptykß.
4ri '
For the township of Jaoxstn,at the•house orteeutz
Pied bylohnllixter; at Dixier'e milt, in said Mir ship
For theLowest/gum - Salina; av the 'North Wards - .544x.!
aoilie; In the town of Halifax. , • ,
arc* theitoWnernti otsßeka,hiti the nearechoollHosep on
pormanio Alessi.* ealktownstito. el it
'Fok•thebdiVagli - OCMllferriburg, at window next to
theritirth-westcorAmon - the mat
Mouse.•ottnittowo'••'rne•ole - "Street.. n the borough.
leaburr, io the county of mu* in.
For the tom:wipe of.; Upper Paxton, at .the ;house of
J. G. yuagsc. in the Borough of 31 dler,burg. • -
..FOr the township of Wein; at'the public house of .Ml.
ohael Enterline, (now Beni: Bornner,) In figryikiiiig i L in
For the township of Washington ; at.',.ne:pubiit' house
now occupied by Matilda W ingert, said towns hip. -
For the township of Lykrins; at the Public house of Sol-
MOD Loudonslager, (now Kr,tser) hi the borough of Gratz
For the borough of Gratz; at the `public house of Solo-.
mon Loudenslager, (now iteleor,)o said., borough.
For the township of Wiconisco, at the School House No.
5, in -said township. •, . '; • • •• ='
I Sim, for theinformation of the 'electors of the county
of Dauphin; pliblielf the following Sections of adteof „the
General assehibly; enacted daring the Beast* of 1853
WEST LONDONDERRY—Race of Eisetiait. •
Mao. 'sections 1 and 8, pagei 104, pamphlet jays, op.
proved the 18th day of March, 1337, via:—'-"Thdt the citi
new of the township of Londonderry, in the,7dounty ol
Dauphin, formerly embraced in the Portal:l:Muth election
district, together with snob other citizens , of said town
ship !adding west, of the public road leading froM Port
Royal to Niroley's mill, in said township, shall hereafter
hold their .gonoral and special elections; at tho !house of
phristiam Neff, in said tawaship.n
Saw 3.' That said district shall .hereaftor balinOtittai
West Londondorry election dietriot. .
RUSH TOWNSHIP—PIace of Electuni:
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, , .
Whereas the place of holdin the elections in the toivn,
ship di Rush, Dauphin co_unty,waa by law at School. House
number three in said township: and wbereas,' there is
no each School house, thereibre=SectiOn 1. -Be it enacted
biLthe Senate. and House of Repretentetices eat the Cinniihn
wai4o(Penesideiniciiii General As - M*4 niet,'; and
hiriby enacted by theanthority of the : sone? : Th a t sh e
general and, township elections of Rush Township, Dauphin
County,' shall be held'at the lumen belonging' toltur estate
of the .lata 'John. Afe4lister, , deceased, now ocduplekl by
David itincal. Page SS Pamphlet iaws, ISSB. •
I also make known and, give 'notice, as In and by the
13th section .of. the:aforesaid act- I ant . directed, " that
every person, excepting justices of , the peace, who shall
hold any otilbeiir appointment of pintlt or trust under the
goverturient_of. the-United Statea, `of this State,. or any
city or incorporated diStrict, whether a conuntssioned of:
deer or otherwise, a sutiorMnate officer, or agent, viho-hi
or shall be employed under the legislative, judiciary, -or
executive department of this State or the United States, or
of any city or incorporated district, and also, that. every
ktimnber of Congress and 'the StateLNislaterit and of the
select and common council . of any city„, commissioners '
any incorporated district, Is by law incapable of-.holding
or exercising at the same Woe the:office or appointment
of judge, Inspector or clerk.of any election , of this Dom
monwealth, and that no inspector or judge, or other oil.
Mir of any such 'election, shall btu-eligible to any office
then to be voted.fer.".
. .
Also, that in the fourth section of the ad of Assembly,
el:aided “sn det relating to executions, and foecither
perpotes,” approved April 16, 11140, it is enacted that the
aforesaid. 18th Beaton shall not be So construed as to
prevent any militia officer or borough officer from eery
ingas. judge; inspector or clerk at any general or epecial
election this Commonwealth)' '
Also,- that In the 61ad section Sof said act, An. enacted,.
that every general and special election sheathe opened
between the hours of eight and ton in thetbrenoon, end
snail continue without interruption or adjournment until
seven o'clock in the °venlig, when the polls shall be
The special election;shall be hold and conducted by the
imapecters arid-judges,elected. as ,aforesiald, and by clerks
appointed us hereinafter provided.
No person atiall:. , bo _permitted to Vats at. tba election,
as aforesaid, ut a white freeman of the age of twenty
ene }mare or 'more, who ihiill • hive reiided in this State
at least one year, and in the election patriot where be
offers to vote at least ten days inimediately preceding
such electiOn, and within two years paid state or county
tax, which shall have been assessed at least ten days. be
fore the election. But a citizen of the . United States who
previously been a qualified voter this State and re
moved therefrom and returned, and who *lath have re
sided in-the election district and laid taxes - es %aforesaid,
shall be: to vote after residing in this State six
months : Provided: That' the white freemen, Wizens of
the United States, between the ages of 21 aint)2di 'years,
and have resided in the election district ten days, ..as
aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, although they shall
not haye,paid taxes. • .
"No person shall be admitted to vote whose name is
not.contained in the list of, taxable inhabitants furnished
by the commissioners unless: First, he produces a receipt
for the paynider within two years, of a state or county
tax, assessed agreeably to the constitution, and give satis
factory evidence,
either on his owe oath or allitreatkm; or
the oath or affirmation of another, that he has paid. such
a tax, or on Online to preduce a receipt, shall niake. r ,oitli
Of the payment thereof ~11r, Second. if he chilnie vote by
being an islecter-bettreefithe ages Or Willid.22- years ;he
shall &mate annather aftirmationNitzt.hoJtoe .sethieddn
the State at least one year before his application, and make
knob proof of his residence in the district .as is required
lily WS act, and that he does verily belie" from the se
ta given him that he is of the age aforesaid, and any
ha ether (POMO ida to racinta4 by tidis set, wilarsapon
Legal Notices'.
-- - .
the name of the person so admitted to vote; shallibe inser
ted in the alphabetical list by' the :nowt:eters and a mote
made opposite thereto by writing :the word 4.ax,' 'if he
shall be admitted to vote ,by reason of Aiming paid tax,,or •
the word 'age,Plf he shall be adreitied to vote by rea son
of such age, and shall be called out' to ;the eltirliic who
shall make the like notes In the list of voters Iteptfby them.
• "In all cases where the salmi of the perstai clainung to
vote is not found on the list furnished by the.commission
ers and assessor, or his right to vote; whether found
.thereon or not, is objected to by .any qualified atieen, it
shall be the duty of the inspectors to examine Soar• per
son on oath as to its qualifications, end if he °lanes to
have resided within the State' for one year or more his
With will be sufficient proof thereof, but shall make proof
by at least one cOmpetent•Witness, who shall be a quali
fied elector, that he has resided arable . the district for
more then ten' days next` nimediately preceding said
election, and 'shall also hlsnielf swear' that idif bona fide
residence in pursuance of his lawhil calling is Within the
district, and thaelie did not remove into said is,
for
die...purpose of voting therein.. - . - • i ,-. • I
"Every, person. qualified es eforesaid, and, vireo shall I
'make. due proof; If required,. or hi* 441401'16i and 'pay=
mad of, taxes as aforesaid, shall be admitted to !vote in
thethirnship,werd,or district in which he alisiltreside.
.• If. imy mermen shall, prekent, or attempt , to prevent
any officer of any election under Mina from hating amok .
election, or.USe or threaten any violence Wank s uch oft
cer,.or shall interrupt or improperir interfere lit 11631
'ill the execution or his duty, or shell Week - iup the;win
doiceor avenue tcraity Window where the: May Di
holding, oraliall riotously disturb the plate l et h.elev.'
Min, or shall use or practice intimidating threats, force or
violence,-, a design -to hilluenoe unduly or overawe
any elector, or to prevent him from voting,,Or ttpp restrain
the freedom of choloe, Bache person, micorivio on, snail
be fined any sum not lexceeding.•Ave hundred dollars,
and iinptisoried for any - time eclipse than one month nor
imore than twelve months; end ifr Itishitll be Shinn to- the,
Court where the tilal +of such prow slirkil he Pad, met
the pershn so °Minding was net' a vasident of the ; sity,
ward, or district, er township where the said ofilsnee i was
conimitted; and not entitled to vote thereinthen, on con
viction, he Shelf titi ,senterited" to 'pay - a)fine of not lees
, than onehundr,od dollen. or more than one thouitend d 01.%
Tara, fl and.'l4linfirliOnetnot lelte tha n six months or more
' %halm° "Years: . .- ' ' •- ' , ,_• , . .
.;;Tlntrasetbe PersonWitoinhalkliaVe received theseeend
highestatimber of votes Abri has Lpech) . r shallot attend en.
the day of
,eleiltion, then:the Witee , who Pata (have re,
calved the nett hi ghest number
r , of vita fora judgent the
Ihrine 'al . 'ectilin shall sot , as -liiipeator r iffnilsi place---.
Andrin case tile:person-who shan't:aye reodivdd the 'high;
eat number of votes for inspector shell . not.m/Aend,e.the
pertain ,Olsicted :Sedge ',shill appoin t an impeller in his
place;and incase the eist-son eb3cted'abaU net attend, then
'the insPOCtor , Who received the highest nuintier tof .votes'
'ahp.o .01 3 . knot a judge inhie placei.orill attyivanahc4itiali
pritinuoin the beard, for. the specsat: one ,hour , alter ithe
Well)tiscc, - lift, le*, Tor .fice openlink, erthe:olq.aloN,,the
ailitlifipd.' 'riders 'of the 'hoi . viishipc ward, ; or' d#frit' fOr
whichealdranroer Shill have 4 b eta elected,. pratent, at ;the
l'igiklg 01 040 1 /i aellietiletit ono , of theit7:outollei, to tut
tilt snail :Lim the aniy Si the Several assessor lesiva
ilvely to attend 'at rthe: platevortielding e ve ireneral,"
"special or township election, duringlhe tile sed Wanton' ,
il lto
Lskept . opem.for thapprposeMEgiving ; inferno ... fa n, the
trawlers and j udges when called ,en. in ,reia "to' dui
right or any . person assessed ` by `theta - to's° atatheh
elections; or Bubb othei,mattirs in relation : li Ui assess
ment of „voters as the said inspectors, or eithe r pE them,
Shall from bine' to requiie." - . ' '-'.. -' '1
... ...: '.. ' 'z' intense!Or'sirronst Jocose.!,
-Purettant to the provisions containedinthe leth section
orthe luit . tlrst'aforessid,lhe judges of the afaidsaid die
WWI telligivregplicheelyt take c*lrge off . the ; certificate:or ;
rcturp. of the, epsotion of their respective ,districat, and
rviiiiiftbovtlietiptif EalifitAiiii Or inis i iudgefiontl each die"
.tript v an,thp, berougikA4tuyisbing,„
. _on... tits .thirdlilayr
liter the eethe 'Clechon, being-SHIDAY life lath of
tgaober,ctlein anadhere brAo!rattiTeitormltfte - takst!
wr i t
'required by la , ar 04 satd„jadges. . , i ,,, . .
-als& f . that *heroic. judge by Ali:aerie ortinit4 `l3leitc=
eitionwts.mmtilei to,Mtend ...such .meetMg . .niA en,Whith
the cartiagatp ey,ritharn -allnetitid slag" Wei sti charge.
Tor Bytmre.or,tho .imipftouim i . arroleelislofttim• ehiiihelsof j
.1.444.4J0ttick.wh.9..
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emana- •
Given under my- hand; in nip bilkvin Hirrielionrg, the
day Qt September„ A. D. ; ,1802.
-,lnt-ciaD_Latualdl
Stnnuve's Orme, Aarreiberg. -
eept2-dawin . . . _
Ittistellantous.
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IN',S otu lij: E" , CEMENT I
tii Of:rnoie: generil'*intleal
utility'. ttien, any invention
now liefore the 00131104 It hae
been thoronglily.Aese,ed dur
ing the.. , ,in4, Jwo „years by
tiFactinni.men,itd phinonn
. . by alfio..be
SOPEVOR 70 ANY
4dbesivePrepuitgonti known
1
GuitiTDledoiriay I
Mir
SEIM
Applioable
uthhiri!afii.
Eititroteti Issoz#42 iCIatANT
iinii"'tbing,:tad ;the re
sult, "Of year of trtitdr; its
combination -on;
&inn& Prineipiea , ,
And under no' circumstances
or chart;ce of tengieiatirre,
benome oiiiript or
emit any offensive smell.
'A new, thing.,
Its G4imbinatidn.
HEE
=EI
BOOT
,:& SHOE
Kanufacturer,s, : 'acing Ma-
Chin — ea, will' Sad it lhe best
article known as Cantenting
for the Channels, it, works
- without delay, Is not iniechad
by ,atty change of tenipers
tare:
Boot a6d.Shoe,
Manufactuiers.
' JZWELERS
sufficiengy
sive for their ves , ag)isai been
Prove 4. • -
Jeweleit
ztwaimiallyaciaptatto Lomhao,
&OM° claim as an.41),0 1 4.
I Merit, tha t ttletiokii rutchfe
Stud - Linings'
ad
Shoes sufficientlystrong with
out:stitching.
g8iffi1~368:..:,.
It is the only.,
L•IQ`iTID• •C E
Extant that is a otitis thing
for mending
Furniture,
Crockery,
ToYe t
Bone,
It Is a" lfq
Andarticles ,of. Rousehohl
4 t •
%mei'bar.
lanaos's,-• larsomons ;CE NT
Is in a liquid form j and' as.
easily a;pplied as rude.
HILTON'S Iszsciirsit Cionerr
Is insoluble in watefor oil. •
Elugoar,§ lasoza7u Ilsum
Adheres oily substaubes.
Supplied in Family or Man
ufacturera' .Pack.ages ifrom 2
ounces to 100 Jbe.
HILTON BBOS. & CO.,
• " Proprietors,:
Providence B.
•
IMIII
Agenta Philadelphia;
, jo3,dly . . LANG *MAGIOXIS
"FF'ERM OANDLEE3.
• FIRST QUALITY.
ALL SIZES.
WM. DOCK, Ja., & cei
sept 24
Paik Ettegaf4
Mr. (leoryi Bergnav —lnclosrid-I send you a
serial of resolutioos passed by the oommissioned
officers of the First A:gig:rept of Infantry Penn
'sylvania `Reserve Corps, at, el, meeting: held at
thitleadquartets of theregfrixiiit on - the after
noon of the 7th lest -• •
' Wm/ease, We being absent as Pennsylva
nians from our native State, in edefence of our
country, egainat it causeless end wicked attempt
to overthrow con.tituted' authcerity, and feeling
a deep interest in the approaching Grtherbatorial
contest, in justice to our triendis in the State and
to ourselves, we take this method to express our
sentiments upon the issues involved; therefore,
Resolved,' Ist ' That ortr'daty to our cortiotry and
ourßtate impels us to give•our undivided and
active euppqrt to the Administration aim con
I duCting the affairs of the National Government,
`in all its measures te'euppreis this wicked and
nn_ holly retellion., - - r
That 2d. Tbaelraew but one party, that which
is for the tiigrstons`pinsecntion of the War until
rebels isy down their arms; spurning thelno
;oration for "peactuponany terms," believing
that at this stage of affairs a conquered ''peace
will be the"qiickeit, beet - And Oheape'sit mode of
enning.the war and prey - oath:4 rirecitireace.
iict.- That we'recegnizi no maii as a.friead of
the Union unlos he . Is ont-spokett and gives
his earnest support to the Government ; and
suchiympathiters With treason as Yallikildig
-ham, Seymour; - .Wixidward, it ad i we 1 gard as
.dangerous: men and 'enentica to our chit try.
4th. That in Andrew G. . Curtin - behold
the - uthicarbted, earnest pattiatitffd - . eta ' ' an. -
trulY>the "Moral& the soldier," the kid of
his , ,country, with' energy 'and abilityifdr,.the
P 1 4 818 .)..,til S ive @ea ead affect tte MO. kquir 3-
raent tioni,the* Key,stoneOri. toper i l . of Na i=
tonal alltiltOrittattiiiiiet wp - Wil retir is tilde
thin 4iittimo re' ler thin's' in.' 'ji baffle or
ctte r
a reinforcementtoimr:araty..7:-: .., .. !
4th: - Thaji in, judge, Woodward, 41fticandi
date.Of...the misnamed Diplomatic R r ty; we
recognize an :aßrilOgllit fe'r tieciedion, an riconr
lager to the rebellidn, , her Trierid , ifif ' the aoldier,
_and - no true friend-to:am mottntryq, ?Ind we
-would yegardhis,.ekeetiopito the gobernatbrial
'eliali cif oar Stallias a
,Calsratity totile,,untry ?
es dhipiriliae fa
to oaf ancreneottrei ing" tii
the.rehels. ; '-' ; %`, ' , 1 -: = ' ' P l l , . •
6th. That, heing:Rdisfrimbhhted, ;4re, call
upon-all-our; friends;-and-upon - have"
and-upon ail wave ,
faille, spmkoklome for 7 t,heir. ; country remain=
lit; to use every t . honorable r means 4 Idea
Andrew GE Otirtin ; tlitrebrhalifening ilkelfalt
efsthe 'rribelliekt ttie , ptinisliinent 'Of traitors
South. anti tiorih,..arid seem& tchourcalf:Sky' a
, wane,: aeyer stg!ia tok 414dpi:radio]
tatt)
cn T
B Kardintie
Atniat i ifu
m . ,„• 3 P lleirt,oZt ot i,
: " er , ler, , Lt and Act Quartermaster ; S r... Chit
son, Surgeon in charge; John Barber,=. Aver
Su.ogeon ; Mott Elootun, Capt Co A; Chnitey
W Nields. let Lt CO A : Win _T, Raw?... V.pf n o ,
;rump-r, oprecnor, 2d Lient Company B.;
John it Thompeon; 2d Lieut Commander - Co C ;
Nirm G Wasson, ; °apt Co D; W NI Trapnell, )First
Lt co R ; P . .7 0 . 11?rios!, Capt . Co E ; T . P Drew.
First Li corn'de CO F ; John I` Gorman,'Se'crmd
Lt Co P ; J Taggatt, Filet .Lt com'di Oa 124 ;,1
White, Second Lt Co G ; John.AprowliSeeorid
Lt.cona'dg Co II; Wm E Wolf; Second Lient
com'dg Co I; RN liliunigh,"F st‘Lielat'conedg
Colt ; G E Kitanniller, Second Lt Co K ; Wm
Cooper Talley, Col. First Beg coni'dg First Bid-
We-
IN
The above are the u> cars present with the
regiment, the otbers - being absent nonn4dand
on - detached settle°. -
IN his speech delivered in Philadelphia; Th/7
camber 13th, Judge Woodward says: #
"The tradition of the elders lingered id the
genera ions which immediately succeeded , the
adoption of the Como tuition; and their pamion
for freedom, just as - strong- as ours, was chas
tened into qoyalty•to:thrieniori.mid veneration
fir the rights,Of the States. - , )The Constitution
which was strong enough to govern sueb men,
is, tea' weak to resitrain us whO have outgrown
the grave atti'mcderitis wisdom that tabice:l no
Irrepressible :Conflicts 'between brethren, but
taught them - to dwell tosether in unity. I
would make it strong
,enongh to restrain the
Madness of our thy."
In ittisletter to liana !.. - .Sharpley, dated
September 214, 1863, -Judge 'WOodiferd says:
"My life hasheeti spent:thus far; in uphold
ing the Constitution - of 'Abe United Stags se
the fathers framed it, the Union they formed,
and the Constitut - ion and livesof the State; and
whatever of life remains to Elie Will tie devoted
to the samerends, whether-hi public or private
stations." I_,
New, what iaiTudge Woodward in favor Of
the CoriatitndpnnisAcfni or a new oonstitadonf
A starry, reApectable • young., •
gentleman of
'twenty-ene, good disposition; "and doing
to open-a- corinepondence irith
some tidy, with a view, if inntually-agreeable,
to matrimonyi She, must he pretty,• well edu
cated and accomplfshed, and not over twenty
one. Answer enclosing a photograph will be
treated - in the'zmost confidential manner, and
one sent in:teturn. Addres.s W. B. Johnson,
box No: 813; flaillsburg; Pa: -
We find - the above in the Waverly ifagazine
.publisheditt Boater'. ' , Whets "W. B. Johnson?'
OW. any one inform us ?
MAN fininno.= On Tuesday Johri 0. Stuohtd,
a returned soldier of the nine months'amine,
was , stabbed , in the:abdomen by a man named
Kaufman, of Indiana,ra., in front of the Court
House in that town : ; "It 'appears they had a
dispute on politica, 'Which led to blows; Stuchal
knocked Kauffman down, he got up and rushed
upon him with a knife, inflicting a severe, bit
it is hoped '
not fatal wound of some two biota
lenghth. Kaufman was immeslialety a:-
mated and lodged in jail. ,t)
REMEMBER
_ .
Gen Wurisx Dram, one of the oddest Dario
crate in the "Tenth Legion," is out for the re
election of Go*. Curtin. He is doing all in his
.power as an honest man and a. soldier, to save
.the Stee from falling...into the hands,of !litres :
son iyiipatbiier,:' Ehkinilnence will tie felt in
Northampton county. — ' ' -
Tan U. P. BliaDT-4 Pittabuirliynod of
the United Presbyterian church recently In
session at NOWVIIIeI, adjourned to meet at Cana
oneburg, on the firet Thorsday of fieptemberi
1864, at 2 eel** *. tr.
Soldier's Appeal Road I 1 I
. _
Rzetrqtriimas ; R
,
• NEAR CULPEPER 0. tf. -VA:, Oct 7, 100.
PRICE ONE CENT
Xst) Eefenrao.
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
A BATTLE NEAR FRANKLIN
DEFEAT OF THE REB ELS .
CAPTURE OF .-.MITILT;ERY
• The steamer Evening Star, from New Orleans,
on the 4th hat , arrived here this afternoon
Among her passengers are 111 , j r G net al li< .r
-ran; Commander Coldsborongh. 165 sick eel -
'diem and - 161 rebel (facers as prisoners of war.
Oar letterof the 4 , h inst , stat-s that the
headquarters of the 19th Army Corps on the
8d inst. were near Franklin.
oa.the 2d inst. there was a cavalry skirmish
between the forces under the command of Col.
Davis and the rebels, which resulted in the de
feat of the rebels.
Col. Davie captured the rebel plec3 of ar
tillerjr. No rebel demonstration has ainaa ices
made.
THE VtirAß, IN MISSISSJPPI.
The Rebels Cencent•a+ing their Fones
near Columbus
Proclamation of Got Frown, of Georgia
The rebels under Gen:Lea, of General Joe
Johnston's staff, are said -to be coneentrathg
near Volrimbus, Hiss., where the confederstee
hive. extensive iron and other manufactories
and strong works of defence.
t- Gov, 'Blown, of Georgia. has issued a procia-
Matfon protastingegainst the seizure o" personal
private property for the ute of the repel goer
eloept in eases where the' authority
plainly emanates from headquarters. The call
upon the State to resit the impressment of
property where lurch authority cabnot he pro
duced, persons are to be committed to jail' until
a warrant ouLbe issued against them for rob
: ping. ;
Advires from Little Book are satisfactory.
tionthern papers notice a decline of from SOO to
400 per emit. in gold.
GRAND KRUM IN PIIIIMELPIIIA.
anihnsisitic Reception or• Gov. Curtin
PIIMADELPULty Oct. IL
The Caitin.dtimolastratiGn. on taturday night
. ingite and imlxating
ME
Got , . Curtin was conducted to ihe Conticen
ital hotel, where he made an eloquent speech
which was enthusiastically received.
FROM WASUrnGTON.
WAsErtsorom, Oot. 10
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 450.
-So much of special order No. 837, July 29,
1863, from 'this office as dismissed Col. Dyer,
175th' Pennsylvania Volunteers, is by direction
of 'the President hereby revoked, and he will
be honorably mustered out of service of the
United States at the date at which his regiment
went out of service. By order ot the Secretary
of War. [Signed]
E. D. TOWNSAND, A. A. G.
TEM H.EIBELI BA/MARS AT WoRK.
ST Loins, 0-t 10.
Telegraphic communcation war interrupted
about thirteen mite s west of Jell'enson City last
nieht, the roue! raiders having struck the
Pacific railroad, at that point. They aro now
marching eastward Accounts this morning
place them five miles erst of Tipton. The
, coitificatione at Bediia have been strengthened
by baled hay, and every preparation is being
made for the defence of that, p st. It is nut
known as yet whether the rebels have don 3 any
dam•+Re to the Nellie r;tilrbad.
Ora sZoobs.
OPENED TH/13 MORNING!
A. FOIL LINE OF GENTS UNDER WEIR!
UNDER SHIRTS, (all kinds and "sizes )
DRAWERS,-(ailreigres and kinds of materials.)
BOYS' UNDER SHIRTS AND DR INVERS.
IiaDIEB' UNDER WEAR.
Call and examine at
CATHCART & BROTHER,
526 d2w Next door to Harrisburg Bank.
INDUCEMENIS TO PURCHASERS.
A. MGR ASSOILTMONT OF DUMAS SILKS
ARE OFFERED AT LOW PRICEs
PLAIN BLUE AND BROWN STLBS,
ENG. REPEDURNING
PLAIN &GLORIED FIGURED SILKS,
MAGNIFICENT BLACK DRESS SILKS,
BLACK FIGURED DRESS SILKS,
Theis Goods are of the very best Hakes, arid Cheap.
CATHCART St BROTHER,
a 27 d2w Nett door to Harrisburg Bank.
THE. KIM PECTORALS
CONTAIN Coltsfoot, Horehound, Uti
K:cac
subs, Selma and Polni/l, (the most relia
ble expectorant known ,) are the chief active
constituents, so blended with Gum AraLic and
Sugar that each lounge co:ltalia a mild and
very pleasant dose. Are very useful to soothe
a cough._ allay tickling in the throat, to relieve
-hoarseness, catarrh, sore throat, &c. Prepared
and sold by S. A. KUNKEL & BRO ,
oct6 'Apothecaries, Harrisburg, Pa.
AGUE 1 AGUE I!
A SlMPLEW,Rifectual Cure- Has been in
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Sold wholesale and retail.
C. S. ESHER,
624 North 12th street, Philadelphia
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A 'LARGE variety of Notions, just received,
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NEW YORK, Oct. 10
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