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By GEORGE'BEIIGNER.
Ofike Third &reel, near Wean*.
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TER IS OF SUBB . t7B,IPTION
61114121 BUBSCrin'TION. •
The DA.ity Tatzeuteau. is served to subpart:
tAti . i in the otty at 6 cents per *adv. Yearly
; . citiexrityart% will be charged s4' 00 in advaucekr ;
WELT DuJecgezzt.-
The TV-LEW:AM is also published weekly and
fern %stied to subscribers at , the following. owl(
rates : ..,c•
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re* (:,pies; to ...me
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COZIABEIi, 01 todatuillarriages and Deaths, &aT4
OrsTs VIM for,eadl insertion.
As an advattishigitaellinni the TIILEIGRAPH
no equal, its laite,eirculiitiomong business
inen and iatityand'aiuntry. placinit
itobeyandeompetttiau. f; <
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BUBBLER HOUSE.;
HAItitISBURG .
/THIS old established Hone " has 'nnOrgOnd
extensive improvements,' and been_ thori
oughfy renovated and refitted. " •
IS - is pleasantly located in the heart'''ok fthe
L sin ;,.fl4ll-Y icoets to ftbo state -qapitql: and
uAliogrounds, . . •
the,cie.CiMuncglatioi Of cur guests, we have
recently commenced to vun a Coach, to and - from thii
Rai/read. In this manner =pleasant dday vi
letwing the depot for the Hotel will be, avoided, and
much more time afforded guests for. meals when lecti? . ..!
619;' the House.
intending that the BITEHLiEII HOUSE shalt
be really a-home-like resort for the stranger and
traveler,
,Nrs! respectfully BOliCit Ii‘COFLI#LUER 2 Vi
of tAle public patronage.
septil : drn GEO. T. BOLTON, Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE,
Corner 7lNSlreet and Pennsylvansia . Avenue , •
WASHINGTON, D. C.
YTIHE Subscriber begs ..leave to inform the
1 'Public that be has thoroughly refitted and
refurnistisU this House, 44 tuat; now-one
of the most complete aml:conifortable hotels in!
the National Capital: ~Tlie location . is the Use.
and' most central of any in the' otir... The;
chambers and suites of -rooms are unequalled;
for their size, ventilsktionm,ad elegance. Him-,
self and all his attendants' spare no pains tol
meet every want of his guests. His table ie
supplied daily with• the =best the -markets ofi
Washington, —Baltiinore and Philadelphia
ford. lie respectfully asks ladies ,and.gentle-i
men visiting Washington to call and - judgeliorj
themselves; [septB d3w] JNO.' 0484: 2
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
SALREISBURG, PA
COVABLY 1111TCHISON, Proprietors
•
rrbHi w el l' known: tv Hotel is now 'io• condi.;
tion
to accommodate the traveling , publio, •
affording the most ample emivenienoetralike for
the transient guest and the permanent boarder._
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL has been
entirely refitted throughout, and now has ac
commodations ;equal in .extent; comfort and
luxury to any hotel betireen Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. Its looation is Ahe best in the State
Capital, being in easy access to ail the railroad
dePots, and in.oldie proximity•to all:the -Valk
offices and business localities of the city. It has,
now all the conveniences of
A 8,7 L A SW' Tt L ; I :
and the Proprietors are determined 'to spare
neither expense, time or labor to ensure the
comfort of the , guests.; The. patronage of the:
traveling public is r ( ..*ictfully-sOlicited.
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COANEW.Qir
ILLNLILET ST ANIVIDIILF: SQUARR, ,
E . MRIOI4I/1;4) TA.
ioB?it P. MaLELOk, PROPRIETOR,
teaccerfor conntonn Iry wit= covmsr.v.)
-This is a First picas Hotel r andlecaterlinz the'
ventral part of the city. It is tept in tile best
warmer, and its patrons will lull every arkem.-
nu:dation .to be met with in the bowsst houses in
:the-cdentiy. • • se3o—kiti
.
SLAIN OF MABROW:'.
•
rpm pure expressed oil of Beeftoils Staiiii,ar,
' kit beautifying, and strerigtherilsC;tbe
Ntir. Perfumed *id). flowers.. Pref.RAO. s ictO
sold SY,. • S. A. KIINK..EL
sat Apotbeeary,
.AteakiTEß'S SUGAR CUBED
. • ljnbovereii Hrimg.
kfretikinyo* 3t1,64. recalied by
8.611 F ' ' 1 ; WM. DOM,
$. LO:
331./L3w3exiviclz>wum
OCK HOSPITAL,
'ETAS discovered themost certain, speedy and
lA. effectual remedies In the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
miump DEBIX-TO TIMM' stoinus. " - I
103MOUBY 'OR 'NOXIOUS
Allen Warianteil; or No Ohario, ivi* from One tO
Two
Weelmess , of the Bach., Affections ofA the
Kidneys and 'Bladder; Involuntexy
charges; . Impotency, General- Debility; Neic ,
vommess f - Dyspepshi,-- Languor , :Mow Spirits;
of.. Ideas,- I Palpitation ','of '- ) the
Wirt; Thiddity, Tremblings, Aimless of Sight
or , Giddineed; Disease of the Head, Throat;
NchelerfSifin. Affections , of the; Liver, Lungil
Bowels—thoie terrible disorders
arising froni the Solitary Habits. of Youth
those•secret and solitary practices-more "fatal to
their viiithns - than the song Of Syrens to the
Marin&Wilf Dlyeses ; blighting their ' Most billl
giant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriagei
&c., hnpossible,
" - YOUNG HEN
Especially, who have become - ,the xriettins of
Solitary Vice; that dreadful and destructive
habit *ld& annually sleeps to *in untinteli
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced - listening Se*
lass — thundeis of eloqrience or waked
to ecstifty the living lyre, may call with full
confidence.
MARRIAGE.
.Ft e
x‘:i
oltm
El
2 '"
Married Persons, or:Young Men contemplat..
ing
Ferriage, being aware. of physical week'
new_ organic debility, deforrnitim:4o4speedity
eared.
x-ma
Jakuse__Af i rtnd, epf Dr
maX.Rl934.7.cortnae NS Ikon* nen gen t
tlemanytin - n ; hilisidlras a
Physician,
Ifinnedlitely Cured, bud full vigor restored.
i
This distressing affeetion—which renders life
iiiiiMiableand.Marriagl"iinpamiihleis the \pen+
aity paid by the victinumf improper indulgencel
Young persons are tod..tiPt-to commit AX o e6Bei
: trent not ' , being 'aware( of the: dreadful crease=
oneness that may ensue.- Now who that rmi
derstinds the : subject , will pretend. to deny tha
"the peivir . of:iorecr!iiticuile lost moister by 60+4
falling int o improper hahifs thin by the Rm.!
dent. Besides being deprived the pleasures of
'healthy 03fsleing;thEiinotiti.griobs and:dtittitoi
tive symptoms to both body and mind arise/
The system becomeidizanged, the physical au
mental functionsiaveakened; l lov of •procreativi
Cae,r , 44,:kro.Psz Oita 4 _ , IlilitY,.k.e9da, , paiilitai
debility; a , -: iiketing of the frame , : co tar
f:.f..4.P.v.t.i0 9pai wd, ..d4ath.l . . :_ ... !
~, anion; :No:!7 liuoix Fauna= Smarr,
Left bandidde going from Baltimore stiept,_4
few doorifrom the corner. Fillnot to &Servo
name and number... - • ' a -•-• i
'letters must be 'paid and contain a stamp
Thelloctor'szOipromati hang in hie office.
i 1 - " : " 'tin. 10ENSON, '
kember of the Royal:College of grirgeone, Lon
don, graduate from one of the .most , eminent
Pellege.S. ilk fbe__. United ''' eteres, and the itiittei
tqtrt of lklieee - Efe 'heel:been spent in the hOsilz
tale of Lon:ll:in,' Parts, 'Philadelphia , sad ' sidai4
'where, has' 'effected sibieof OM 'Mattlatonishing : '
cures, that were ever kifowni Minsir tie:l/bled
with ringing in,the head and ears. when Bairn);
:i #oo , orr.zothese, . beinr alatinnCat _Sudden
*nods; , hasiOness, with frotOpOtifishing
a ttended'somatimeswitb.d&thEerOit'A - Mirl
were diked irai*ediateli i • ' ' -
1r -
• . _
TAKE PARTICULAR nOTICK.
' These are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced.y early hahiteAf youth, vie!:
weskileSikiiitfile.)*Ck 'end ; jambe; Pales . : in the
bga!VdiraolK9f sight, iris of muscular power;.
PaiPkte99"-.9f: the 4eart• - dE 3 PaPsial nervous
ihitabl4YlleKrelb.scirei Of consumption,Si,a• i ..:
''Aiejurcr..,,,r-Thirrearfni e ff ects on tbe_iiiiiirk,
are .mtielito be dicadixi—loes of memory, f 3041
'failon .orideies, depression , of spirits, evitforpi
bodings, aversion to society, self distrust,, loves
.of solitude, timidity, Bro., are !tome of the t)leils'
:14: 0 ! 3 90d;• '' - '• ''
- YOUNG ME N
. Whb...have, inbire,d themselves by a certain :
practice indulged in' when- "alone,, habit flee-;
!lucidly learned ' frail anccnpgiiiins, or at
schEiel, the effects of "Which are , nightly felt,/
even mhenaeleep, and if not oared renders,
Marriage IniPosable, and destroys both mind!
and lnidy, shoOldipply immediately. :
What a pity ttiat a yeeing man, the hope,oll
hie bountry,tlitidirßeg o f bis! Parente, should'
be snatched frOici.lll prospects and enjoyments
helife, by theTroneeggenots of deviating .from,
path of .iii4lo:iand . 14dpizinif in a pertain .
Secra - lialilt;sll4hOrassallfuirli before
b
r` '
- • ` fAitittaitE,
Reflect that a sound, mind end body are the
Meet necesSary.reinisitee to promote connubial
happiness.....loe64 Without thew, the journey
pik osi miiift" lisiioriieel h Weill i P.llffr_bnitic, a: the
Oiiiipectlbuify:chOpinitotheTteW ' 'the mind'
Vnois i iituidikviiolai' aelOi# and ' fill ed with:
the `Oebilielidliefleariae . tu at iblbel)Efeeee Of,
another vo 3 0,ii,u4ghte'ftivith our own.' 1
--; ,blflifl E 4 OF LitrilllONNOlL .
' Whew the 'iabiguided and imprudent votary
of pleasure; finds hp has imbibed; the seeds of
thie'pkinful disease, -it too often happens ithat
f,E, illtinied"senpe of Altame - orthadroad.of . die
•OUVery deters hint from applying to ,those who,l
from - edemillOn. .and. reswitabilitY; can. alonel
inifilbidiliku. lielalls into the hal:14101°f Igno
rariCaridPielleaing pretenders, who, , incapable
of cuting,filch, Vs: manila substance r keep.
him trithik iiioA a_fter er m9eth.. as : tong: fes
the smalle s t 'frimciti.be obtained; and in despair
leave Wm with ininejlhpalth to sigh over 'his
*ailing disappoint** or, by the use of the
deadly' poison,' Heronry, testes: Abe ometitu-.
Haul symptoms of this teridbla.dimase,Auch as
affection Of. the Head; Throat, . 4 98 0 , UM, etc.
- progressing with frightful • • ispiiiity ,till ~death'
Eltali period tckhis dreadful inat:4oy -fiend ,
• , AIM to that ' undiscovered . country -from;
hence no isav'ellitirettium.
. ,
jpbu i vEltfilltaNT OF THE PREM. • '
The many,thOueande cured at this institution
Year after year, and the numerous important
surgical operations Performed by Dr. Johnabn,
'Witnessed ikYrtise ,ESPOrters.of the Bun, pifipp,i;
90) n - kykt9tho F „open, notices, of whichinrie
pilie_Oseitelielii kndjoia3before the pnbjjoil be:
Lllaill, 1:4,4531d-Agiil44 Vatialaall or charaitsr
saii=tAie _ ~.2 'I. Rd. ,r,,::1 4.• + • ..3
ibility, is a sufficient paninaje in
i ; vkilittlaftPliEDlifit(P:4lp.- ::
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HARRISBURG, PA., THURSDAY EvgNiNcticrovnt, 15;
I'. merits.
ARRIVAL OF A NEW STOCK
-OF
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES,
FRUITS, FISH, &O,
WM. DOCK, Jr., & CO.,
AVE JUST . RECETVED, the" New
H
'lork and Philadelphia Markets, 'a large
and well selected stock of . • ,
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part of
COFFEES,
SUGABS,
SYRUPS,
TEAS,
afIXESE,
ALSO-LIQUORS,
among which will . be found .well -selecksi
brands of pure old
BRANDY, ' 1 , 77 • ' ' • " '
WINES and-
ALSO-FRUITS,
•. JABS,
CANS,
With a large assortment of
BRUSHES, ;,7:f
aEbirt wA4E,
'reqbe
GLASS - WARS
in the city of Harildurg. These goods have
all been selected expressly for this MArket,;
4:3%rd•potti to their parity and perfection,;
as well is to' a' reasonable'price; af vihieh they
canand will be disposed 'of.
gr' The old friends and 'customers of `thiss
well known Aquae are invited to call and ex-i
this:ateck. otgoods. sepl22.,
Aisuilantous.
USEFUL and VALUE
.
BLS DISOOVAEI
GaimTlhooovmur I
INS.OLUBLE CEMENTI
Is of more general praetioil,
utility than any -Mventiciti
nowbefore the publio.', It has;
been thoroughly .ta36eddo-1
hag . the. last two ; years- 41
'radical men; -
and .proadua-1
'oed bv all tolie
SUPERIOR 20. ANY
Adhesiverreparationskurnan
Applicable •
useful Arta.
Elmolea .hreolanni Ono*
Ia a new thing, and the'.ii-•
suit. of ram of study q , its
combination.is on '
A new thihg
IU Combination
Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers.
Jewelese.
Fatattlea
It is a liquid
Remember.
liEl
v
A.g4qta 11/41411".
SPICES,
FISH,
SALT;
WHISKY
AND DRIETI!
W.Igi;W:VARE,
MILTON'S
/Scientific Principles,
And under no circumstances
or change Of temperature,
will. It. become corrupt. 'slr
emit any offensive
BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturers, . using Ma
chines, will. find it .the •;best
arliole known as Oeinenting
or.the :Channels, it works
without delaY; is notailtioted
by any change of. tempera
Plll3,Yi N A [4:;:l
Will find it sufficiently adhe
sive for their use, as bas been
[ proved. [ • '
• is et:paid/pack/pied to .benther,
And we claim as an especial
merit, that it sticks • Patches
and Linings...to' Boots '.11.121i
Shoessafficientlyntrong
out stitching.. ' '
It is-the only
LIQUID CEMEN2
Plztant,.that is a sure. thing
.for mending- •
furnittue, . •
Cracker'''.
Toys,
Bone
,Ivory,
articles of Household
BEMEM:I3ER
buouram - ONKIXT
Is in a 119,nid .form and as
easily appliodite paste.
trurcon's • labia:l'mi' CFman
Is insoluble in',liter otaiL •
Mural `s Meer
Adhetes oily anbstancea,.
Supplied in Family or Marv:
ufacautene Packages from 2
ounces Aolloo lbs.
HILTON BROS. & C 0.,;
Iraq Proprietors,
A20 7 6. 1 -LWXY
..•;7/46114t)...r&Sic4OlNiTIST
IM
Pailg Etiegapt
The Soldiers' Free Library,
WASHINGTON, Sept., 1863.
, Ma.:Eorros.: I am a prtvate ioldier. I enlisted
in the 9th New York irtillery, for the war,
leaving home,. friends, and a positiOn of:Useful
new, so that;l might serve , mrcotintry in , thie
hour of peril. lam now laid aside from.duty;
and'am connected with a `hospital `here, and;
With another soldier, am doingdutyasllbrariim
in that noble institution, t i p "Soldiers' Free
Library and Beading-Boom" of Washington.
I,deedre to, say a few words to your readers;
relative to some of the acts of kindness 'per
for Med for Soldiers; and to attire the benefaci
tori that soldieral frilly, appreciate. all thistle
dono-,for. them,- 'Mr. and.NM. qohn A. Fowle
Started this enterprise mor e than a year,agio4
andifrOm alunall beginning the s"Soldiers' Free,
Library"-has risen to a landsome library of
nearly four thousand volumes; and'from a hire 4
roonsbotit ten feet square , it now occupies al
fine building,iikty-five feet long by twenty-6d
feelitl*lde. ' Mr. Fowle is - from Boston, now;
connected ':with the Navy •Departthent hem -
Mrg ic gottlie . .,walf formerly Mist linnesey, (rein
New,',Yoiii, quite celebrated as a flue,singer:
Wh'have here in the capital of the nation a
sPoff where soldiers are supplied with: books;,
with permission to.keeri...them: ten days ; with:,
daijy papers Atom all the loyal States,• for the
press nobly , responded to our ; call _ for regular',
1 - plipere; With magazines' and pictorial papers,!
with a great variety of rellgiousreading matter
and Bibles and Testaments; also, with - pen, ink!:
and, paper, and a quietplacadtr- . , which to:write
gl ci.
a t ll4tter herne,- :4 tyti. - Welbeve-ilsoi
#l:l4ital iijoie*Ons':ixiino ted the-build:
,withbnild:
ing:, frOth whici4DfreFiewi e'grippliCsike sick
or wounded soldiers. In our reading room, l ,
which is fifty feet Jong we have A, melodeon,
which any soldier' this lunderstana
de music od
enjoy. ' The` walls are decioratid with flags and,
about one hundred handsome pictures. Rabbi
-hisll we have, every Tuesday evening, a soldiers 4
singing school, or a "soldiers' concert," as some
call it, over which Mr. and Mrs. T. prealdN
and every Sabbath'afternoon we have the meet
bi g the "Soldiers' Frte Library Church"-:-.-in
church composed of soldiers of all denoisina4,
tione, who have banded themselves together;
pronsieing; to serve their country and Alai ••
Saviour at the &Ale time. These meetings are-
productive -of much , good, and are large'
attended and Midi:interesting.' - ' - 1-
It may further interest-your readers to kno
that; this enterprise is . carried on•withilittleo '
noeipense. Congest granted - Mr. and Mrs.
Fowle a lot of Government land for the pur-:
pose, and GovernMent has given them the us.:
of taxisateseentaoldiers mi assist in carrying on
the.wor.y.... Alm - At:elven hundred dollaKs we •
thOcri hy building and fi xtures an •
it v . partly by concerts giv- • by ' ..Mrs
been c on no • = , .^. - • :_.,;.. •:- • a.
donation that' has 'been. in ,ii in *Mier ,--
stores. has been died entirely for the benefit:l
soldiers; as no discolat has to Velum& fori:ex
All this is most fully appreciated by trlie gel
diers;whO enjoy Blithe rich privileges "so freely,
granted. thein: Toe books donated by friends
at the liorth.are eagerly sought for, our record!
showing a distribution of over 80,000 volumes.;
We havelgi4iiiihWai• many hUndred Bibles, end
Testaments, about 4:000'-ittlieszinee'' - and' thee
Anterioen Tract fkieleiy, .i . ef *Act, 4 Lee . given=
to soldiers, through us, about $2,600 worths
of mbsie'excelltiS reading-matter.. The 'soldiorr
baVe called`er many dares' 'of Writing 'pi ;, .
'and enVelopes in- proportion; ' and 'they were
never turned empty Kwiiy.• At our religkind
meetings we have hod several conversions; and
our singing school is usually 'cro*dad 'with in-,
tereeted soldiers.' = ' ' . ' i
The inccesefut labore of the soldiers' friends,:
Mr. and krs..Fowle, have not been forgotten
by the soldiers. „They have-been surprised
several times daring the presenhyssr by valn
able prsiaistelfroni soldiers;'2oncelbylut elegan
service of silver; at another time by a royal
quarto Bible; also a magnificent. photographio'
(aura; proVing mist conclusively that soldieis
have a practseal appreciation of the efforts of those
who labor.* their good. . t , . - -
.- 1: feel, Mr. Editor , that the a bove state ment
should become a matter - 1A record for the future
" history of this war... - It shows what noble men
' the war .htia called into the service of , the coun
try, and :oleo broieti what good friends such men
find: WhileNogland boasts Q eher "Florence
Nightingale," we can tidi.of them, by hrindreds;
had while other - COuntriesinay,tell Of &rase men.,
we can count by regiments not:only ! brave but
edwiated men Who are fit, when this Ivor shall,
end, to return to the peaceful walks of indus
try, and be ornaments to society. '
lam your obed ient servant, • .
~ Parayirowiti,
, . . .
Private 9th , New York artillery, Librarian
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mportant from the rmy of the Potomac
Moseby's Command Underrated, &c
Pass:angers from the front to-day report there
was heavy skirmishing, yesterday, to theright;
while in , the center:and on the left there 'was
only i .cacn was
killed.ciaional
picket. firing. By the latter,
one
,It is represented that Genera Gregg's divi
sion of cavalry, which had elleverely contested
fight at White Sulphur Springs. on Monday,.
with a large rebel force„supported.,by infantry
any attiildry - ;.titia obliged to laths* in ainse
qttence of not prOtnlyi supported, by,
infantry.
'We lost a number of Men, including 60 of
the First N. J. Cavalry . ., •
WASHINGTON Oct. 14.—Major ;Cole, in hie
report to Gtn.'Lockwood, who cemmands the
defences of Malyiata 'Heights, ssysMoseby's
Commanding been greats;'xenderratadifor lard
creditably 'afore:led — by prisoners, citizens ano
contrabands tint his force consists of a batal.
lion of 300 men. Mose,by is one of Gen. Strtret.
staff offloers," being - detached for the exprese
Purpose of destroying the communication be
tween the Army of the Potomac and Weli)litig
ton.
Gen. Foster gives as the result of the recent
expedition'Under 0-n; Wider after gterrillas io
Matthews county,'.. l 4.; the destruction ofabout
160 boat4and.riotooriers the:centure of Sliii•tl
of beet oartltilii rottht4;;Pachrarno:, end also
the capture oirtielrefriffickeiiidto m n.
11 110 - A*aPrto Pe4r.O . ytke ImnsideEi
.V.IU LI. '`P ARTic L Az. s
TICE REBEL BOAT DESTROYED.,
THE COMBIAIT,P!A,CAPTIIIIED
On Monday night last a diling but mistimes
tut' attemit was made by the rebels to d'estroy.
the frigate . new Irousid eelylog Ile& -Fort- Mout-,
tile; by a • torpedo.' They, employed` for the
purpose ,a small and very swift steamer,,seggi
shaped, and having .but a small portion above
Water. She was .manried — by - a crew - of 'four
'persons, consisting of Lieut:-Glassett, who weal
the commander of the party, an engineer , named.
Scott,, and s ., pilotwhose name is .unknown at:
.
the'preserit 'writing. . ,
,
`-Shirelirded the - picket -beats of our -fleet by
passing cicee into the shore of. Sullivan's Island .
Sh a. then raade directly noroas the harbor, and
cam - 14 up to the vessel without_ attracting atteui
tion. - •
She 'struck the Ironaides fairlY ainidabips,
exploding a torpedo_containing 60 pounds of
rifle powder at themcment of contact.
The ,rebel steamer was undoubtedly sunk,
either by tbe force of the c6lllsien orrour shot. :
Lieut.. Olissett,'Pher -cornmander, jflinpedl
overboard_andavnincto a at ho
He and the firema n, Scott, are now prisoners
on tooard the guard etdri.
-
•Lieut. Matted was formerly in our navy.
He 'safe that the eiplosion of the torpedo,
drove the steamer under water until the Inter'
ran in her smoke pipe and put old, her fires. •
The torpedo Was suspended to the boiii of,
the rebel vessel so ai4 to strike the IrOnsid
under water.
The.euplosion was severely felt on the Irori
sides, but no material , damage was done tobin,
hull or armament. ' •
One man had his leg broken and one of the
bulkheads of the weasel was 'knocked down,:
which caul* repaired here. :
The Ironiidea was ptepared for ao op. •b y
Capta. Bowan and Imutedy . , and is as effibient
-for offensive - Opp - indent; Mievet.
She is now.regarded-henkas torpedo pr00f...-
. She Opened fire with giniketry op, the rebel
vessel; &din a few minutes opened fire with .
two - Of her la* gbns
AmuslieCfired.from the rebelisteamee den
gprously,woondlxl Acting- .Easlgn;Qharles How=
,atilcif the „Tromides,. who wasoificer of the deck
ittheiime. •
The bottcon'of thelronsidet has been exam-
Merthydiv.ers sad found to-be wholly uninjured.
The -rebel engineer Toombs, formerly: olont t
navy, and the 040 Aherobeiriteszrikr,Ml).--
poi,M.Vlkaii &led:4lAm - HA:TOM& nroti.l
; was apposed th e tebiterritedi
and attsok,9n.theiismOleaOt4 oak
_
f ,„4: Oat vge.
The, rebels gre — ` loo. . l*
itli'sald 'that the Charleston people have offered:
it reward of silty thousand dollars in gold fp ;
her destruction. ' - •
General Maniere and Adiniral Dahlgren have
both paid a visit to Port Royal. N.hile there!
General Gillmore visited the flag ship. With. ei
band; and - the Admiral. "Tfijirinell
dent shows how Mile truth there is in 'the inky
of ill feeling- between those two distingiffshed;
officers. They are, and always lutve been tre
hourly intercourse by. signal. _
There has been the Venal firing Arming the,
past week, prlncipallytrthe rebetbattery, and
Gen..Cfillinore oozaskinally:tepliiis to the James
Island batterke, and throws a few. shells lotto'.
Fort Sumter. , 1
Thesigne are encouraging for' an early re-;
newel of active operations. •
THE: ATTACK .UPON.
Intintied , Captureof Negroes by the 'Rebels
MK REBELS COMPELLER TO REitEkt
• ' • Wotan - adz:4, Oct. la.'
• The.oacial report states that .in the recent
attack Armidalia,epßosite lintel:Lex,. Miss., by
the rebels, the . ol;ject wait to capture the ,ne•
groas. recruited for Col. 'Farinhefi regiment,
Mid-destroy. our pontoon traln.
The negroes, however, had -, all been trans
ferred -- to-tbe other side of the river, excepting
those &Meg picket duty, and the pontoon train
was awaiting transportation. "
Col: Farreher with his few Men attacked the
rebels so vigorously that they fiad not time to
accomplish their object. _
In twenty minutes thereafter they were in
full retreat.— ' '
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA
The.. Situation . -Embiently:: SatialtotOryi
Wasiuseron, Oct. 14
BuswiJul, Oct. 14
pwawum, Opt:' 11
Our cavalry advance . has fallen back from
Calhoun on the Rhawassee, to Sweetwater
town. The rebele occupied Athens last 'evening;
with a force estimated ar_eight mounted regV
meats, and the:sconts report more to,, be crcseing.
the Blawaesee tri day. A scouting, party under
ts . Lieutenant frOm Woolford's command, wad
captured to-day. The situationt in the East' is
satisfactory. A .ekirmisk: occurred: gear the
Blue Ranges, late yesterday, afternoon... The
enemy retired and' wilr,Probably fill back
the Wtstansgo river bekire risking a fight. His
force is estimated at from 6,00010 10,000.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Foams' Monnoe Oct. 13. I
The U. S. mail Steamer — America, Capt. Mor
ton, from New York 'yeiteiday Morning, ar
rived herelthis afternoon &tired paist 2 o'clock,
having on.board Gen. , Dwight, Judges Hilton
tioncrief, Mowell,,Sobertson and Berdserkar,
Hodges of the Treasury liePartment, Col. Frank
S. Howe; Mrs. Gin Banks`and one hundred and
fifty other excursionists. They are bound' to
Norfolk and will return from there to New
York,
• The steamer New York will leave here early ,
to-morrow morning for City Point, in charged ,
general flag of truce officer Major Mulford.'
The 11. S. propellerigette arrived here to
day from Newbern N. C.. No news.
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• -*-- - law TOIM; Oat. 14.
iipeciolalveitch from . Clniiintuattio the N.
IforKVikfuriAtAtoAhat ikookhaceectia
Walif 9.4!-)lstr.°46 StP lAV?
•
PRICE ONE CENT.
Praia Halifax.
The steamships Alpha and Moder' have left
for St. Johns, N. F., to bricg on the passen
gers, malls and of the steamship Africa.
The stestoshiP . OlYmPug, upon her arrival
here, will be ordered to Boston to take the
place of the Africa, which, was to have left that
port on the 28th lost.
National Finances.
The entscription agent reports the sale of
52,004,150 Ave twenties on Wednef day. De
liveries of. bomis are being made to October
10th. Large foreign ordere for these bonds are
being filled daily. Two" millions will soon
exhaust the amount anthmized, and the bonds
will theikeekl at premium..
'Etat Aff mite Salts.
PUBLIC BALE
OF A. VALUABLE
r),ISSIT3CIAXA333I:IL -9 2"
MILL- PROPERTY
NEAR- HARR4IBIM RG, PA.
T'imdersigned will sell at pribli2. sale, at
2 o'clock, P. x., on
THURSDAY, THE 22D OF OCTOBER, 7862,
Ori the premises, all that valuable DIsTILLEIff
AND MILL PROPERTY, situate in Swatara
township i near file line of the city of Harris
.burg, containing SIX ACRES of ground, be
the, same more or less, and having the Penn
eylvianle. Canal on one side and the Pennaylva
nia Railrmiid 'on the other, with sidling con
necting it therewith.
• The DISTILLERY , has a capacity of Three
Hundred Bushels per day, and the MILL of
betereen Thirty and Forty Barrels.
Back can be run separately or together—the
Mill along with the Distillery, without any ad
ditional expense. Said property has erected on
it-I-besides the Distillery and Ware
'lime, Cooper Shop and a comfortable DWELL•
ING HOUSE, with Pump, &o.; also, pens for
FIFCEEN .11IINDBED HOGS. There is an
abundance of water. for every purpose. The
Mill has ati excellent home custom, requiring
its full capacity to supply this demand upon it.
The whole property is in the best repair and
working condition.
, Attendance will ba,given and terms of sale
made known by
PETERSA HOFFER.
N. B.—Any Inforessiion desired as to the
above property twill ie freely given.
PUBLIC SALE.
ItL be sold at Public Sale, on Saturday,
I:the 81st day of October, 1863, on the
„Abe following Beal Estate, viz:
185 ACRES OF LAND,: MORE 011 LESS,
sitimeal. South Aniiville township, Lebanon
on isnayi r _., 7 the Horse
and John Burktto
Jacob Haldeman and others, and on the west
t hy Sainufd Bdwman, one mile east 01 Camp
belletoWn. -The iniprovements area New . Two
Story Brick Horme,.Bo by 4.: feet, New Barn 1.0
„by 90 feet, Hog t'en, Smoke House, and ueces
sary outbuildings, Tba Land - is part limestone
and part sand stone. • Foity acres of it is Wood
LandVpart of which is heavy timber and part
chestnut sprouts . The land IS in good order
and under good fencing. There is running
water on the prernises, with fountain pump
-bringing water to the house and barn. There
i 8 &Ewan Orchard of first-rate grafted fruit.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, r. x., on said
, day, when conditions of Bale will be made
known by JACOB H11111.51A.
septlo-dBtwts
AO,
some
Oftrittaticmcd.
GREA SON SEMINAR Y.
' PROF. E. HUNTINGTON SANDERS,
Graduate of Yale, Principal.
THE Fall Term of the above Institution will
commence Sept.`2lst, and comae eleven
weeks.
• Board and Trildon about $4O per term. Send
for circular. A few, vaoanelas occur. Address
the Principal at Plainfield, Cumberland county,
Pennsylvania. septll dim
TO OFFICERS SOLDIERS.
Collection of Pensions, Ballatiall, Bask Eay
and War Chums.
Officers' Pay Rolla, Master Rolls, and Re
wilting Accounts Made Oat•
MBE undersigned, baying been in the ana
l. ployment of the United-States during the
last eightemx.maths, as. lerk in Ike Muskor
big and Disbursing Office and Office of Super
ixdottdcmt pt Recruiting Service of Penneylva
rdspelitfully informs the public that he has
opened an office in tho
Building for the purpose of collecting Pen
sions,- Bounties, Back Tay. and War Claims ;
also, making out (Pere Pay Bolls, Muster
Bolls andltemeuldng Accounts.
All orders bi- attende I to promptly.
noel-dtf SULLIVAN 8. CHILD.
THE GUM PECTORALS
CONTAIN Ooltafoot, Horehound,. Ipeeaca
anha, Renege and-Equip,.(the most relia
ble expectorant known,) are the chief active
constituents, so blended with Gum Aratie and
Sugar that each Image coltains a mild and
very pleasant dose. Are very useful to soothe
enough, allay, tickling in the throat, to redeye
hoarseness, catarrh, sore throat. &c. Prepared
and sold by B. A. KUNKEL & BRO.,
oct6 Apothecarks, Harrisburg, Pa.
SHADE TRES.
uiTs are now ready to receive orders for Shade
:1 I Trees. To person clubbing, purchasing
in large lots, will sell "twenty per cent. less,"
end will also superintend the Planting, and
warrant them. If they fail to grow,
MISR will re-
Place ihem without charge.
au26 Keystone Nursery.
. .
ATH(EAB,
.., .
A - eot colored double varieties ; White
MAIM : Purple fringe, or Mist Tree, and other
ilktukkbert, at Kevetone Nurser/.. J. MISH. ,
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'r NEW MACKEREL.
111 LA116113 andemau packages, just received
J. and fox esl6 low. , - : - •
seo24 POC*,
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Soak*Atr
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1.4 The hest in the Marta. I
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HeurAtx, Oct. 14,
PHILADWiIIi, Oct. 14