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f 141 , ', - :TELEGRAPH.
PIIIIIMHZD
1 1 101?1VING AND EVENING,
By GEORGE BE,R,GNER.
OFce Ta-d Street, tied?. "Walnut
TEIIIiS OF. STTBSCR:IPTION:
sisters stamonii"fiON:
DAns TIittAGEAPFI is served to subsql-,
ber4 in the eity nt 6 cents per week. Yearly
rabwriberi will be Charged $4 00 in advance.;:
Was LT Truconars.
he 7'E:126113AP1E,i9 also published weekly arid
furnished-to subscribers at the following: cash
rates :.
Single copies, weekly UM.
Ten copies, to one pealoidlice ; 900
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13TJEBLER.
HARRISBURG PA.-
rrHlS , old established. House has undergone .
:- . ..L.:'e.xtensi*e improvement's, and been :thor
, oughly renovated and refitted. - ' - -
It le pleasantly located in the heart of the
—city, in , easy access to the State 'Capita and.
Public grounds, • -
Y,lffr For the acconimodation of-cur. '
guests have
'recently comsnanced to run a aach, to and limn the .
Bailrcad, In this manner unpleasant delay .
leaving the depot. : for the Hotel will be avoided,t and
much more time afforded guests for meals when ;leav
,ing the Bougie: •
Intending that the BUEHLER HOUSE
be really a home-like resort-for the - str,anger and -
traveler, we respectfully solicit's contindan to
of the public patronage. ' • ! •
septl7-d3m GEO, J. BOLTON, Proprietor. •
AVE-NUE HOUBE,
Corner 7171 Street and Pennsylvania Avenuh,
WASHINGTON, D. O. ;
MEE Subscriber begs leave to inform , the
1- Public that he has thoroughly refittedniur
refurnished this House,.and that it is now one
. of the most complete and comfortable hotels in
the National Capital - . The location is the best
..and.. most central. of any in the city; <The
',chambers and suites'ef rooms are unequalled
...:for their size, ventilation and elegance. - Him
:self and all his attendants : spare no S pains . to
meetevery wan.t of his guests. - His table is
.:supplied :daily' with -the best the marlozitiii of
:.Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia at
;ford. -lie respectfully asktiladies=a,rid-geritle
f_trtenvisiting Washington tiicall and judkil for•
:themselves. [septB 3N0.1 GASSY. .
THE. MUTED` gtAirES 'HOTEL
..11AttRISBtrEG, -
COVEN& & InTellitlON, ProPrieto*.
ti
ITIHEI well known Hotel is now: tion to accommodate the travelinkiftthlie, 1
affording the;
moat eFtple'creireniencee alike tor
the transient guest arid the.perma.nent
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL ha)3 -
entirely refitted throughout, and now. Mai*
commodatione _equal in eittent, corefort,
luxury to any hotel between Philadelphia laud'
Pittsburg. Its location Is 'the-best-in - the &ride'
Capital, being 111 easy. access to all the rallies&
depotS,„acd.in.-clore proximity:to'all the public:
offices grid btisiness locelitit.;l of the,city. 14 has'.
now all:the!convonienees of , : -.;,
:JR S CLASS '-:H0:27
..and-the TrOpriettire 41,113 :determined: to
r. neither expense, time •or ' labor to enure tge
comfort of: the tgueete.:: l'he'-petronage ',al the
isivelintt pntato:i.orespectfully solicited.
. ,
, Jell-dti
;,.
AILKEt . Mt RIOT OQP.a..*N s
HAARISBIJSG, PA.,_ J-1
rEOPRIATO.R.:
iiosnuarsii vntidarbotrasit::i
This is a Fiat Maas Hotel, and locatalit4 the •
central part of tho city. It is kept In the hest
manner, grid ite - patrons will find ey,ery.act*Ac.-
modation to be met with In the best_honses-ln
'' the country._ - se3oA,tf
ELAIN OF MARROW,
riptili pure expressed oil of BeciEl3ciiiiiiaargow
.1; :kir, beautifying and strengtenini ',the
hair,.`.-Perfumed Perfumed witt-flowers. -Preparet kind
sold by • ' , RUNXR - Fill
anBl Apoth rary,.lUarrisburg.
AIA - 1.0.13ENE2.13 $11GA,33,-C f ITRED
.". 'Uncovered E r .,
Afresh invoice. Just received by
un2l W.M. V r OOK, Jr., & Co.
.1).E.i:..4'..011N150.N
Mit.deLia9OXIMEOrL3M
LOCK HOSPITAL.
Ips cliscoYeTell the mostontairk, speedy and
&Masi remedies in the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
, PALM MX
• ITO 11111740 - Ar :OR ITOXIOUS ;WIWI&
4: cur, . Irdi v -#l4 Ne . Ok a i
arge, n from One k
TiroDay&
i 'VeakiibiE - Of the Beck, :Affections" of the
Kidneys , and. Bladder, liriolantary dis
charges, Impotency, General Dabilfty, Ner:-
Yuesdass, DY*Psial - Januar! Low sPirits,
Confusion_ of. _ Ideas, PAdpitation of the
Heart, " Timidity ; Tremblings,. Direness of Sight
or Giddinees, Dhleaim of the : Head, - Throat,
IT( se or Skin. Affections of, theLliet,"Ltmgs"
Stunach BowelethoSe ".terrible dis Orders
'arisiiig':#6rif the Solitaiy",. Habits of Youth-
,tho a secret :a nd: Sblitiiryipraotieeaincife fatal to
46;31r Vatiin' s . than tlie_song of SYrens fo the .
Nuirineni"Or most i bril
=Haut hopes" or nticipatipia, tendering marriage,
Psc:,"imposidhlei,
YOUNG MEN
EsPecially i - who_ lave" beeozne the victims of
Solitary Ni*-- that driaifful 'and destruCtive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thotitands of Young Alen . of the Most
exalted . talents and '",brilliant intellect, (who
Might Otfitatilil3l3 have, entranced listenMeSen
ates with the thunders "Of eloquence or waked
to 'ecstasy the livlng lyre, may call with full
Confidence:"
t=l
AL
• : . MARRIAGE. ;'-
.
Mari4d Persons, or. Young Men' conternplat
lug inaninge, being 'Aware Of phYsical Vfcck
nese, organic debility, deforialtlNAc.,spriadily
He who places hfinself aide the Carc:4 Dr.
may religiously
,caufidein his honor es& gen
denim, and confulently rely upon his ski 4 as a
• ORGANIC WEAKNESS
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ImmerAdtely Oared; and - fa vigor restored.
, This distreselng affectionwhioh renders life
'miserable and marriage impossible—lS thetpen.-
alty pad by the vietibia ef improper - indulgence.
Young persons are too apt to' commit eicesses
:frOn - not' being aware of the 'droffadful, tbiase
quences that may ensue. Now, who - that un
deniteride the subject will pretend Id deivithat
the Wipor of procreationis lost by those
'fallirethato improper habits than by thelprn
dent- - -Beildes being_ eprived the pleasures of
healthy Reispring, the most serione - and dean:le
l-Die aym ptoms ; to'bah body and mind arise.
The system heeomei deranged, the physical and
.mentahfanctirausaverekene4 Ides, of Iprobreittlve
_power-oh:J - 6pone Lirritabilitv 1 - dyepepsia 4.falpita
tioa :the heart, :iindigeetton, tonlitational
debility-. a wasting of the - frame; dougla,lcou
snraption, decay and death: ...
:OnflolyliO. -7 Sarni - Fitionsiox Stuicr i
-Left hand side going frem Baltihaole - Street, a
few doors trom the , corner. rioCto 64erve
name and huraber:
Letters meet: bi - , paid. And contain a : Stimp.
The Doctor's: Diplomas bang his office.
IA 45
•
i.•
. • : :; . BLIATQIINSON; •,:. ;i
Member of; the Royal' College of tßurgeons, Lon
dqn; .graduate from . onejoaCthe ;, most Leinfnent
... c dn eg ee tuAe linitwilltates;:and the:griiater
part ; whose: life hasilfoenstirtent:in ;Ake •kOspi
tale of London, Paris, : 1 3 hibidelphia and else
where, has effected Koine of the most astonishing'.
cores :that were ever known ;Jam troubled
with-tinging dia the head and'etds asleep;
treat , nervousness, being.:alarmed -audden
sounds, bashfulness, vdth frequent
attended 'Sometimes with derangement of *lnd
_wire onreddminediately:. ; -.• _
; • :tAKE. PARTICI:M:2Oi 'NOTICE. -• t•
.-These are some of the sad end melsncholy
iiffeets produced =by by early . -habits Of yen th, *is :
- weakness Of the back and limbs r pains -in the
head, dimness'ot sight, lose of muscular: pow:, er,
palpitation of the-heart; ' dyspepsia , nervous
initahility, syniPtoms of consumption, &c.'
are
effects 'on the mind
are -much to_be dreaded—loss of memory, Con •
-
fusion of Ideas, dePression of spirits, evil fere-.
bodings, aversion to society, self distrust, love
of solitude,timidity, &0., are some otthe
prod:iced.
YOUNEk KEN •
Who.-have. injured themselves by a certain
Practice indulged in when alone,, a habit fre
guintly. learned tecon evil companions, ,or at
the` effects of which are nightly felt,
even When aeleep, and if not cured renders
Marriage impossible, and destroys • both mind
and body, should-apply immediately_ .
What a :pity Viet - a young marl ; t ime hope of
his cotintry,;,.the darling of -his liatente)-Should
beismatehad.from edtprosprsiti and . enjoyments
of life, consequenee devieffrok from
•the path oftnatnie.and inS.certaln
secret habit. ...Stich persons 10112, before ouutem
plating
PI A ' "[AGE, • • • , • '
liefieet that anionnd mind= and.'-body are. the
most necessary to promote connubial
happiness...andeed,:without -these, the journey
threughlifebecomeeO weary pilgrimage the
pumped hourly .darkens tothe view ; the mind
becomes ehadowedwitndespair and filled with
ihe - inelaricholy refiectiontiuit the happiness of
soother becomes blighted with our own.
r DT9FARE OF IMMDEmpr„,
414 111 the iiisiftdded and imprmlint votary
of Aiitgitre finds he has imbibed the seeds of
thiiPoififul disease, it too oitou haPIMA that
au timed sense of shame or;the dread&didis
',ovary detOM hiM fronkanlying to, those, who,
from r edboation and respecfabilitk, - can alone
befriend him. He falls into , the hands of igno
rine and pretendeiii, who incapable
of curing,' filch Ails•• - pecratOsrp subs tance, keep
him trifling Month after month, or =as long as
eau:Wiest fee can betobtained i . and in despair ,
leavelhim:with ndiked hbalth to Sigh- over ; his
Oisappointmentior, by,the use• Of the
deadly Mercury, tastes the constitu
tional-symptoms of this terrible disease, such as
affections'of the Heed, Thrisit,Hose, Skin, etc.'
progressing with frightful rapidity till death
t - tait4drkd to his dreadful sufferings by sand
him , to,tbat undiscovered country from
whence naiftsvaler returns.;
iITDOBSZEWT• ; THE num
, •
The *PAY- thfraseh4 4, cx9o_at this institution
year after Year,Pumerous important
surgical operations pe rformed by Dr. Johnson,
iyitnedidin , the.±Tppp.r.*fit of. the Sue, ohm?,
and many other papers, notices, of •which have
in -,teicl-again befom. the public, be
ssOrdanding'aits.'et.gliiiiitiliorn of character
and billy, is ,13,idiktetillinitintee to
the ,• I Vir
gait inSEASEE SPEEDILY CUBED.
Office No, 7 South Frederick St
~.,e~ital.
HARK
EVENING -
:OCTOBER 23, 1863.
.420 T
fiftbital.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
'l4lll GREAT FEMALE 'REMEDY !
:THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY !
THE GREAT FEMALE :REMEDY 1
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY !
LYON'S -PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S,PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
- - ABEIBE'ITER THAN PILLS !
• _IL. ARERICTER THAN PILLS
ARE BETTER THAN PILLS !
ARE BETTER THAN PILLS I
Lyon's Peri49l4 Dx9o•.arp
TIIE : ONLY'FLUID PREPARATION
THE ONLY FLUID; PREPARATION
THE ONLY FLUID - PREFAB/ANION 1
THE ONLY FLUID FREPARATiON
ever: brought before the public, and 418 a Ain
relic and:specific tit; challangm
the world to produce an equal ;lhey are; tithe
most obstinate cases,
figtaig.X.AND suavro DO GOOD I
RELIABLE; AND SIM To DO, GOOD !
RELIABLai AND SIM T,O DO 000 D !
RELIABLE, AND MBE TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT D.O HARM,
AND CANNOT
AND CANNOT DO HARM,
AND CANNOT DO HARM,
IF THE arßEctips
IF THE DIRECTIONS4RE'ADHEREDITO 1.
IF THE Di - AO:OTIOSE! ARE:ADHEREWTO !
IF THE pozonoxs ARE ADHERED TO !
SAFE AT ALL TIMES !
SAFE AT ALL TIMES !
SAFE ATALL TIMES!
SAFE AT ALL TIMES
except when. mrpressiy forbidden in the direc
tions which are wrapped around each bottle
and have the written: signature of'Dß. JNO
- LYON upon them.
•
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE"
NONE ()TITERS ARE GENUINE L-
N. ONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE!
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE"
. _
BEWARE-OF _ COUNTERFEITS!
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! -
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !
They cure all those. ills to which the feinale
. ,
system,is'subjeoted, with dispatch and a dekiee
of.cextairity,which.nothing but a. eaientifiCtilly ,
compounded' fluid preparation could reach.!
USE NO OTHER !
SE NO(STHE Th
USE NO OTHEEI
USE NO OTHER !
For thy Drops Baia before tlieViorlaiiithe ne
plus 24tra.of fa-remedies, for the: . care o 4 all
diseigeki of theidilniye andlliadir:Lencorgah,
Prolapmfii, and the mild, but positive correction`
of all irregularities
_ .
DO NOT BE IMPOSED 1:111)N !
DO NOT BB IMPOSED:UPON !
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON !
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
by those who have other preparationi, which
they desire to palm off upon the strength.efi the
popularity of my tDrops e and. who •recommend
their own ,nastrpme, thus appropriating
tliemielierthiS &instant dennlud for my rlt
riodlcal Drops, as.a medium fel selling some
thing which is worthless' and inefficient. But
when the Druggist you apply to hits • abet , got
them, either make him buy them. for you; or
else enclose one Dollar to the - nearest general
wholesale agent,-who will return.you a -txittle
by return;Express: '
You will thnitlivire' yourselves trouble and
obtain relief from; the greatest Female Begnla
for of the Nineteenth Century.
Over'2o,oo Bottles of . this medic* . have
beere,solli Within.the last six months, and every
Lady that his used them, but for-thirruatute of
the cure would furnish us Wittflier sworn ger
rificate ofififieir efficack.' A4i.Ores:but 90.D 01- '
lax to make ttie experinient,, will appeal to
three - of your - sex who are} suffering'men
waste away when a single Millar will givelyou
instant relief: , ' ,
.
Prepared solely by Da. Jam. L. LYON, - Prac
icing .Phyeician.
Price $1 per bottle.
th G. CLARK &
• •WHOJABALS DBMOGIBT
'Nile Raven, Cora.'
General agents for United - States and. Cana,
ijor sale at - Wholesale by'
.D. S. BARNES & New York. •
DECi. O. GOODWIN &Oa.; Boston.
tAFor sale by 1X W.- 'Dress '& .and all
Druggists. anal -deod-intaw-lyeow.
Wholesale agents, Johnston, Hallowoy &
Ocivzden, 23 North 6th street, Philadelphia.
GRIPATDISCIOVIRY I
Applicable • -
useful Arts
A A Anew
Ite' Combination:
Boot and Shoe
lfluitAbfuW-z.
~ r
ME
Jewelers
Families:
_.: f~a .:d..L
AIM
IMEI
It la a liquid
II
Remember
IMIEI
Fink.
,Ag - ents in Phils
jeB4dly , -
.t 'CLINK:K . OB CELEBRATED
BITTER WINE' OF 'IRON,
BITTER WINE-OF IRON,
'BrriEß WINE OF IRON,
BITTER WINE OF IRON,
,For. Dyspepsia andindigestion ;
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion ;
For Dyripepata and indikestioi ;
For Dmapida and pidigtation ;
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility
For Weak StomaChs and General Debility
For Weak StoMachs and General Debility
Boilable and Sure to ao Good,
Relit:tide and gare to•do Good,
Sellable. and Sure to do WALL
'Sallablo and Sure to do;Ovid, '
It Costs but Litthien'd - Purifies the Blood
It Costs but Little and Purifies the Blood
It. Costs but Little and Purifies the Blood
It Costalgtt Little and Purifies the Blood
Of tbis-Valuable-Midicine;
Of: this ;Valuable:Medicine,
this Valuable _ Medicine,
Of this Valuable,Medicine,
Only Seventyifive and One , Dollar per Bottle.
Only Seventi five ?id 'Onet9llir per Bottle.
Only Seventy 'nit) and Me Dollaipei . ipttle.
0 pea ottla
_ 2 . 111 T §ev , 1 1 0. 7 .4ve o .?Ttri gag Dc4 l M
B. A. raiI3KEL & BRO.,
Genenal Depot 118 Alarket et., Hardsburg, Pa.
octl4
iltiatellantous.
USEFUL and A
BLE DISCOVERY!
•
IN SIL 11 L 'CEMENT !
Is of more 'general praitical
utility than any' invention
now before the public. It has
been. thoroughly' tested dur
ing the, last two years by
practical men, and pronoun
ced by all to be
:SUPERIOR .70 ANT
A.dhesivePreparationeknown,
HA TON'S' 'lrisikarsra • Comm
Is anew thing, and tho -re
suit of . : years a study its
combination is .on
arieniift Piistaiples,
Aad-vn Ter no-lstrOnonatainani
or. p)aanga; of tempengure,
,vOll it ~becomo corrupt or
and any offensive 'smell,
BOOT & SHOE
uinfaaturere ualog..•
utitre,Wl frintriit-the pest
tatitile Ithown Okal 134119414
Igklirthanneli, -4 1 V - whits
without delay, ie not ailacted
Uy any,, , , change of tetukta,
T . i
JEWFANIIS
11 find It sufficiently adbe
dye- for
.tbeir use, as has been
proved. •
Big apeially adapted to LOU',
And - we clidni as an especial
it;'that it sticks Pat Ches
and . Linings to Boots 'and
b;o4i3 SulDnently strong vith-
Rnt Rt4citing. • •
'' It is the only
0.8411EN2
12tteult, that la a sure tiling
for mending
Furniture,'
Crockery,
Toys,
_
Ivory,'': l,°
And .articles of Eibuse,-
we-
REMIffgER
.
figq )2 0 1480LUBLI CST
a lige& lonn and as
easily applied as paste.
Kimoas hounanna Casuarr
itepinbla*meter or oil.
Elam - Ws /Mumma Owen
Adheres oily substances.
•
uppiied in F amily or ion
utactarers' Packages :frem 2 ;
ounces to 100 lbs.
1141'434 'MOS. & C 0.,,
, , Propriepara,
'Providence,..l3, I t , 1
delEhb4,..
r LAING. & MAGINNIS
- 41101 cat.
ME GREAT TONIC,
THE GREAT TONIC!,
THE GREAT TONIC,
THE GREAT TOkle,
And Cannot do Harm
And Cannot do Harm
And Cannot do Haim
And Cannot do Hum
,
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From Lyeoming County
EX GOVERNOR PACKER ON THE RAMPAGE--BE BE
GOESE INDIGNANT AT THE INDEPENDENCE OF A
WILT, TENANT-HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN
AND HOW ARE YOU, COPPERHEADS?
WIILIAESPORT, Oct. 20, 1863.
Correspomknce of the Telegraph.]
Since election, the traitor sympathizers in
our borough have becimie perfectly rampant.
Oar Es•Grovenior, Wm. F. Packer, has become
morbidly sensitive on the subjedt. Since he
Voted a.ticket which he proclaimed to be " all
copper," he has labored 'under such a weight
of tortviction'for his slithatlas cannot bear the
least allusion to the decline la copper..
We had a grand torch-light processfori on
Saturday night. It, was a brilliant success; and
Many of our Ittyal citizens illumiriated their
dwellings and places of business. Among . this
latter class was.Mr..E. , P. Barrett, an extensive
dealer.in stoves, tinware, &e. ; He occupies a
shire' and dwelling owned by, Ea•Gov.irrior
W. F. Packer. Onlionday Packer entered the
store.and told Mr. Barrett that be (Packer) had
heard thathis (13arrett's) house was illuminated
on Saturday evening. and demanded to know
if it was true: Mr. Barrett replied that it was.
"Then," said thaangy ex- Governoi; " youlianst
leave my premises immediately. rtoi/1 not beinsylled
in my own buildings." Mr. Barrett, being a quiet
man, did not kick the fellow out of doors, as
he would have been justificed in doing, but td
lowed him to depait. The course of the dis
tinguished Fa is severely commented upon, and
it will show you the spirit that animates trai
tors in this quartei. WESt BEgNot.
From the Sunday School Amts.
"Onlys Dead !soldier,"
A few evenings since, stood in tthe depot
walling fOr the train. Near by was a rude
box, containing the all that was mortal of one
whose life had been offered a sacrifice to right.
Two ladies, were they ladies—were passing, and
I heard ; the remark uttered carelessly and heart
lessly, "It is only a dead soldier." And I
thought, only a dead soldier i—yet - he may have
been the, alt of some , fond heart now crushed
and well nigh broken, the, light of some tame
now daikened. Ah me! how different this si
lent coniing home from - the joyful one they had
anticipated. They sent him oat in the pride of
t his manhood; with a stronganit and a biome
heart=and he is returning. pale faced and still,
his white - lips mute and closed, never again to
open in - home greetings or home farewells. -
He is going home, -
" but not as he went,— - • ' -
With the flying flag and stirring baud,
With the tender word, and message sent;
From the distant, warring hand."
Only a dead soldier !' and I thought of i cur
dead soldier; his' grave—the Kanawha; and
his requiem the ebb and flow of its ever rest
less water ; and the hot tear would come,'-de
spite of place, and time, and surrounding cir
cumstances.'
Only a dead soldier ! With what crashing
weight do these words come to those who
mourn a brave heart stilled , and pulseless-4
loving voice silent.
May a good Father pity those whose loved
ones are only dead soldiers. Metros Mermat.-
,
Zeregrap4.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Rebel Acc,ounts of Gen. Kilpatrick's Tlgh
LATER PRON. CHARLESTON
The Richmond En firer, October 21st, says a
dispatch from Gen. Lee to Gen. Cooper, October
20th; says:
'Alen. Stuart yesterday opposed, at Buckland
the advance of Gen. I
attacked
division of
cavalry, while Fits Lee attacked his flank and
rid. The enemy was. pursued until he reached
Ids infantry supports at Haymarket and Gaines
ville. two hundred prisoners were captured.
Cnanrawron, Oct. 20.—The Yankees are hard
at work constructing another battery emit' of
Gregg, facing the sea. A large number of
tents disappeared from:Morris Island. 'Oar
batteries kept up a brisk fire upon the Yankees,
who appeared in ranch larger farces than rental
at Gregg and Wagner. .
• Gen. D. H. Hilt bas been relieved of his coin-
mend. Breckbaridge takes command of his
corps.
PROM WASHINGTON
The. McDougall General Hospital, at Fort
Schuyler, New York, is to be closed without
delay, and its patients removed to other hospi
tals. This is one the oldest of the United
States military. hoepitals, and contains two
thousand beds. It launder the charge! of 'Ai
sistant Surgeon Warren Webster, United States
Army. •
Amonc , ihe other cindidates already named
for the Slieskership of the next House of B,epre
sentatives, is - Hort. BUM] B. Washburn, Of Il
linois,: who,. , by reason of longest continued
service, will be the senior member of that bily.
His friends are, it is known, actively at work
for him. . .
BIM
The vacant chief . clerlmhip of the United
'States Supresie Court, s profitable as well as
honorable position, closely engages the atten
tion of numerous candidates.
_ s
Reported Oceopation of Point Isabel,
Texas, by teen: Banks' Foross. I
We find the following curious story ` ln, the
Port Royal New. South of the 17tir inst. (Satur
day* . .
"The United States steamer Bienillie, Open
mender Mullaney, of the Western Gulf Sqhad
ron, touched in this harbor on ber way to
Philadelphia for repairs.. She brings the ;im
portant intalligemce, which had been received j
at New Orleans ust before hei departurii,, that
the grand expedition under Major Gen,eral
Banks, in person, hid effected a lauding at
Point Isabel, .Texas, ,a small place at the ; mouth
of the Rio . Grande river.
"The inkiesiful . occupation Vllait Isabel
will give us, in a short time, possession of
Brownsville, which is opposite Matamoraii,
Mexico, a grand entrepot of the rebels, from
_~~._.:
Fgaxams Plonmoß, Oct. 22
WAEHINGTON, Oct.-22
PRICE ONE CEN
which the munitions of war and needed sup
plies are transferred :across the Rio Grande in the
former place, by means of small beats. A large
part of the Confederate cotton which has b+ , ett
sent to Europe to purchase supplies has ci
through Brownsville, to Anglo-Rebel bled:ad.?
runners lying on the Mexican or central s'dc of
the river. Of course our occupation of the fl» e
will effectually put a stop to all this idc,c-r;
traffic, and, at the same time, will enatle ü
blockaders to close up the river with a small
force. In ono other matter the occupation. of
Texas will have an important bearing.
"Major General Banks, always active and eve r
victorious, will soon be in possession of all the
important points in Texas, and, practically, of
the entire State. It is understood that another
corps of the army is co operating with him from
the direction of the Red River country."
Ncm abriertiotintute.
11 MIMS AB SOLDERS
Collation of Pelliiolll, 800 ins, Bock Pro
and War Claims.
Officers' Fay Rolls, Muster Mulls, as
craning Accounts Made Out
Vundersigned, having beenin the er..-
orzient of the United St:Ace during
last eighteen months, as Cklrit it. the
ing and Disbursing Office o.tr t z,, of
intendent of Recruiting Sc. , i-e
nia, respectfully informs the p - üblEe that
opened an office in qt. D 6.111 TELEGUAY.O
Building for the purpost collectitv, rrL
dons; Bounties, Baca Pa.: and War a
also, making out Officers' f.'wy Mire!
Bolls .and Recruiting Amounts.
All arders attende 1 to prom.pz,.y.
novl.4l.st KEILLTVA II S. CIU.L.D.
1863 PALL /863
MILLINERY AND GOODS.
T
HAVE the pleasure of infotmiug my coa
-1 tomers and the public generally, that I have
now on hand a full stock of Fall and Win tti
Goods, including French Pattern Bnenets,
Ribbons, Silkl, Velvets,
Laces, French and
Americanalowers.yeathers, &o. Also, Straw,
Beaver anti Felt Rats and Sonnets, of tr
latest styles and designs.
WILLIAM KRUSEbI,
No. 218 Arch street, Philadelphia.
ttepl32-d2m*
MASON'S BLACKENING.
500 DOZEN.
TUST received and for sale, wholesale and re
J% tail. [sept24] WK. DOCK, in., & CO.
,T 1:10LOW'S Self Sealing Air Tight J_lro,
1-4 The best in the Market. A large !ot,
sal WM. DOCK, Jr., . CO.
Bank 2pplieations.
-BANK .NOTICE.
MOTIOE is hereby given, that an assyciati.
has been formed and a certificate pre r mreil
for the purpose of establishing abank Lf discount,
'deposit and circulation, under the provisions of
an act entitled "An Act to establish a system c 4
free banking in Pennsylvania and sr. cure tie
public against loss from insolvent banks," all
proved March 31, 1860, and the supplemeta
- thereto, approved May 1, 1861.
Said bank to be called "Oilmens' Bank," rin:l
to be located in the borough of Oii City, in the
county of Tenango, 'with a capital stock. of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, to be divided iin
two thousand shares of fifty dollars eACII ; ..! td
it is contemplated to increase the same to
hundred thousand dollars or ten tit..,to , -
shares of fifty dollars each.
OEO. H. BISSELL,
For the Association.
je3o-oaw6m.
NOTICE is hereby given, that "The Com me,
cial Bank of Pennsylvania" intend to ap
ply to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, at their
next session, tor a renewal of the charter. Sal i
Bank is located in the city of Philadelphia,
with an authorized capital of one million (,t
dollars ; a renewal of which will be asked 'f.r,
with the usual banking privileges.
By order of the Board.
S. C. PALLIER,
Cashier.
je29-oawBm
NOTICE.
DUBUC NOTICE is hereby given that appli
cation will be made by "The Bank of Pitt
burg," (located in the city of Pittsburg, Pennn.,)
to the Legislature at its next session for a renew
al of the charter of said Bank, with the existiL:g
capital of Twelve Hundred Thousand Dollar:1.
JOHN GRAIILM.,
je27-oawtim
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that " THE
BANK OF GERMANTOWN " intends to
apply to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, or
their next session, for a renewal of their char
ter. Said Bank is located in Germantown,
Twenty-Second Ward of the city of Philadel
phia, with an authorized capital of Three Hun
dred Thousand Dollars; a renewal of which
will be asked for, with the usual banking priv
ileges. By order of the Board.
CHARLES W. OTTO, Cashier.
Germantown, June 20, 1863. De23-oaw6:a
Tiikossatem's Bans, t
Philadelphia, June 24th, 1363.
NOTICE is hereby given, in conformity with
• the laws of the Commonwealth of Penu
sylvania, that the Tradesmen's Bank of Philadel
phia, located in the city of Philadelphia, created
with banking and discounting privileges, with
a capital of One Hundred and Fifty Thouswd
Dollars, that application will be made by the
said Bank to the next Legislatume for authority
to increase the capital Ons Sandra and Fifty
Thousand Dollars.
By order of the Board of Directors,
JOHN ()MINER,
Cktshier.
jo3o-eawBm
NTOTICE is hereby given thit application
11 will be made to the Legislature of Penn
sylvania, at their nest session, for a renewal of
the charter of the FARMERS' BANK Olr
SCHUYEKTT,T, COUNTY, located in the bor
ough-of Pottsville, in the county of Schuylkill,
with the present capital of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLT", and with the usual
banking privileges. J. W. CAKE, Cashier.
June 16,81863. - (je.29-d7irt.)
NOTICE
S HEREBY erIVEli that the Honesdale Bank
I will make application to . the Tiegixlature a t
its next session, for the passage of a law re
chartering: said,bank, with Re present name and
style, location and privileges, and with_a capital
of two hundred thousand dollars. By order of
the directors. S. D. WARD,
Honesdale, July 4, 1863, Cashier.
Sy6dosiv6m.
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