pailp Ettegrap lIARNI,SBITRG, PA --- TUesaily Anerllooll, August 13, 1861. UN THE EVE. -4110 water iu the Susquehanna commenced rising last night, giving promise of quite a considerable freshet. Mom MILITARY.—The Chalmar's Zonaves, Capt Holmes, a fine company raised in Bir mingham, Allegheny c ounty, have joined Col. Mach's regiment, now encamped in Cameron's weed 4, near this city. l'us country papers say that after harvest volunteers will flock to the various regiments now forming in all parts of the Northern States by thousands, At present most of the young men are engaged in gathering the crops. I=3:El WAR ARTICLE') FOR THE NVesr.- Two Express care heavily laden with improved Enfield rifles passed through here last night direct for St. Louis. They were shipped from Washington with the passenger train, and will remain in that position until they reach their destination. I=E=l EsesTRAIN FOR Tll6 PRESIDECT'S LADY.- The Nebrk. fist line brought the car in tended to convey Mrs Lincoln from Washing ton to that city, and it was sent at once to its intended destinatihn. The President's lady will in all probability leave Washington to morrow and pass through here direct for New York, Corxrr COURT. —Criminal Court commences next Monday week, and will be held, for the first time, in the new Court House. The trial list is unusually large, including sixty-five con tinued cases. In the list are two cases of mur der—that of the soldier Corcoran, who killed a comrade at Camp Curtin, and Starry a returned volunteer, who shot a comrade at Walnut and Third streets. Carratx Hum—The Christian Advocate says of Captain Hull, of the Federal Guards, now en camped near this city with Col. Black's regi ment : "When but a lad he was in the Real m war, and colds return was converted and has been a class-leader for several years in the Liberty mtreet M. E. Church. He and and three others of the company were teachers in the Sunday school under this charge. l'irs ARMY WORM.—Tho army worm, which caused such devastation in the wheat fields of the South, has made its appearance in our neighborhood. It is attacking the oats with great severity, in some instances destroying whole fields. Our farmers are apprehensive, list it should attack the corn ; but we are not aware that it assaults this crop. The course of the insect is said to be in a north-westardly di rection. RirrvnxED Vozurrrusn's Pierre.—The returned volunteers hold a grand picnic next Thursday at Cold Springs. Thu citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity are invited to participate. The fare has been reduced to sixty cents, going and coming. A meeting of all the returned volun teers will take place in the Cameron Guards ar mory this (Tuesday) evening, for the purpose of appointing the necessary committees of arrange ments. I==l Tue FRIENDSUIP STEAM FIRE ENGlNE.—Cir cumstances entirely beyond the control of the manufacturers, having prevented them from shipping the new steam Fire engine to the Friendship Fire Company of this city, at the time specified, the Ist of August, the following extract of a letter from the agent is directed to be published by the company, in order that their patrons may fully understand the cause of the delay in receiving the machiue "As to the time of sending it out I am una ble now to name the time to a day, as our en gineer is obliged to go to Halifax as soon as he returns from Detroit, and after that go out with another engine before we send yours. I think it will be from the Ist to the 10th of September, but will write you again as soon as I eau see my way clear to say with certainty. CHAS. A. Ixes, Agent" POLICE AFFAIRS-BEFORE ALDEINAN Eliza Washington—a chubby faced neg,ress, with a skin the color of a polished Chesnut—was brought before Alderman Kline last evening in a glorious state of ebriety. Eliza protested that she was "sobei as a judge," and was afflicted with sore feet. Sent over for twenty -tour hours. Joe Parker—a rough-hewed negro,with a head of hair resembling a stubble - field—appear e d be fore the Alderman as "drunk as a lord." Sent over foil twenty-four hours. John Harris and John Williams—white men —for drunkenness-- were sent over for twenty roar hours. Information has been made against two boys named John and Charles Messier, residing somewhere in the sixth ward, for trespassing on the property of David Mumma, Esq. A hear ing of the case will probably take place this evening. Tgat -IPERANCI.—We are highly gratified to no tice by our exchanges that the subject of tem perance is eliciting much interest among the people throughout the State. There is no evil BO prolific of crime, and want and misery as the rum traffic. It is carried on everywhere ;by the country road Side as well as in town and city, an d Its Impoverishing, demoralizing effects are the same. Until recently, even our armies that have gone forth to conquer rebellion and treason, and restore the country to peace and unity, have suffered sadly from this evil spirit. We read of a great battle lost through intoxi cated officers. More men have died in the United States during the past year of rum than will the present year in war, though the bat tle rage ever so fiercely. While our brothers and friends are united in crushing the enemy of our life political, loyal men and, women should unite in overcoming, and annihilating the monster rum•fiend, that stalks everywhere unmolested, so that hereafter our moral as well as political life may be prospered and par petuated. No Professor Wood's advertisenumt iu anogi or coltunn. A special meeting of the Good Will FiTO l'oinFlny will be held at their hall at 8 o'clock this evening. Punctual attendance is requested as business of importance will be transacted. I=l GOOD TEMPLARS.-A regular meeting of Wash ington Lodge, No. 1, I. 0. of Good Templars, will be held at their hall this evening at S o'clock The members of the Degree Ledge are re quested to meet at the hall at 7 o'clock p. m. - 4 ,- DISTINGUISTIED PASSINGERS.—Gen. Anderson, the hero of Fort Sumpter, passed through this city yesterday morning, en route for Washing ton, via Baltimore. The noon train from Baltimore also brought John C. Breckinridge, on his way home in Kentucky. The appearance of these gentlemen at the depot created quite a sensation. Itscsirr Pm Ha 'hum—Refuse to pay all little bills, although you have the money in your pocket—push men to pay you who haven't the money, although you can get along without it—if a man don't meet his obligations just at the time they become due, report that he is about to "burst"—cut down the wages of your hands before it is necessary—keepliack all grain from market until the prices get up to "starve- tion rates "—use money irfspeculations that you should pay your creditors with—forget that un necessary "retrenchments" increase hard times instead of battering them—carry a long face, and talk long and mournfully of evils to come— do these and other acts like them, and hard times will surely come, however little real cause there may be for theni. Tna Havia.ocx A FArrmax.—A correspondent of the New York irtsune, writing from Harper's Ferry, pronounces the Havelock a decided fail ure. Havelocks, he says, are very pretty in pictures, or on dress parade, but they do not answer for service in the field, and are equally open to objection when used in marching over dusty roads in a hot sun. They prevent the circulation of air about the neck, and increase, by confining, the heat, and when marching in column In dusty roads, by gathering the dust, and pile it ( n the neck, where the friction, perspiration, and the dust together, produce irritation and soreness. The fact Is, a soldier should have as few things as possible to take care of, and the less he has about his head and neck the better. The best head gear, probably, is the Kossuth hat, and gray or buff the best color for hot weather and general wear and tear. There was surely some mistake in the report of the great advantage of the havelock in the English army in India. The State Military Academy. Editor Daily Tekgraph In " W.'s" ar ticle on the subject of establishing a military academy, I find the following : "But the cadets to be drilled daily, as at West Point, during the year." Let Pennsylvania have the honor of recogniz ing the law of God, as above all human laws, in her military establishments, and "Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy ;" otherwise many conscientious young men will be kept out of the establishment I know that Sab bath drilling is likely to create insubordination in our present army. - X. -..___ NEW AND CREEP Goons MOW Naw YORK Aso- TION.-100 pieces splendid :Wiameautta Canoe, 10 eta ; 50 pieces of unbleached Muslin, 41; 10 eta., worth 14 cis; 80 pieces of splendid Clin ton Ginghams, 121 cis., worth 18 cis ; 100 pieces of Crash, at 10 and 12 cts. a yard ; a very large lot of ladles and children's whitestockings; the best ladies hose for 121 cts. in town; bril liants, hrilliants, brilliants, 60 pieces, at 121 cts. ; beautiful skirt stuff at 26 cta.; 200 dozen of brown and blue mixed men's socks, 121 cts.; and a great many other goods very cheap, at S. Lawy's, John Rhoads' old stand. -•••-•---.. Da. CARYAN.—The clever gentleman, whose name heads these remarks, was one of the Cam eron Guards who left our city for the seat of war. The doctor done valuable service as one of the guard who arrested Merryman the bridge burner. Since his return he has been very sick, but we are now pleased to say is fast recovering, and will be in the dental way soon, all owing perhaps to the fact that he gets his dry goods at the cheap store, corner of Front and Market streets, Dims & Bowitem'a. d2tt TRIAL OF OLD lifuturirrs.—lt being generally supposed among our volunteers that the old flint-lock muskets are unfit for use even when altered to percussion locks and rifled ; that the barrels are worn out, and that it is excreedingly dangerous to attempt a discharge of a load from one of them. Capt. Necreamer, who is now in Cincinnati inspecting the alteration of these muskets, determined to give the matter a thor ough test. Accordingly he selected one from those which he had rejected as unfit for rifling and on Thursday morning attempted to burst it in a yard attached to Greenwood's foundry. Ten shots were fired from it without accomplish ing the desired result, although the last load contained 218 k grains of powder and five Minie rifle ball. The first four shots, running from 70 up to 110 grains of powder, were fired with one ball by Capt. Necreamer holding the musket to his shoulder. It was found necessary to increase the load still more, which made the shock too great for a man's shoulder. A large iron tube was prepared, into which the weapon was placed on being loaded each time, and from which it was discharged by means of a wire attached to the trigger to prevent harm by an explosion, should it occur. The following shots were fired : Ist shot, 110 grains of poVer, t iw w o o balls 2d " 120 ad " 1874 " " three balls. 4th " 151 f " " four balls. 6th " 185 " " four balls. The barrel was still perfectly sound—no change whatever percebtible in its dimensions. The force of the last discharge, however, shivered the stock to pieces. It was then attempted to burst the naked barrel, and for that purpose the barrel was loaded with five balls and 2181- grains of pow der, and put into the tube. Fire was applied to it but did not take effect, so the old stock was re -arranged, and the barrel with its heavy load was secured in it again. It was placed in the tube and discharged. The stock was again shivered, but the barrel was apparently as goOd as ever. The powder used in the above experi ments was Cleveland Diamond Grain, No. 1. Mr. Greenwood has just finished rifling the tourth thousand of these old muskets. With the alteration and repairing they get at the foundry, they are said by competent judges to be equal to the Enfield rifle for all minter', purroies. The saving to the government hy this process is not less than $24 on each za kat. Where twenty Thousand are to b 6 the sum saved becomes quite an Hein at rate.—an Qs r. Pennsylvania Mailv telegraph, sCnesaag. 2titertim Ittgue t t 13, 1861 MOFFAT'S Gaff PILLS AND PHOENIX BlTTllufs fr , mt all Vittera/ Pot.ms.—ln calms of Attrolunt I ken-, Scurvy, ..r lt:ruptions of the sgm the ,4 t ursi, I. the Life Medicines Is truly astonishing, often removt: to a few days, every vestig.• of these loathsome disease , - b; their purifying effects n., the blood Rillloas Fevers. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, files. and In •ttittrt most all &salutes soon yield to their curative propertie. co rawly should he without !horn, • hy 'holt 1111 C mush filltierillgatiti ex pen rn,lc qav• tl Prepar-41 by W g B • yort, &MI , a ," a.• 'rex ADVERTISER, baying been restored to health h a few weeks by a very simple remedy, arkr boring sulfured several years with a severe long law; lon. and that dread diaesoo, Consumption-4g anribue to make known to his lellow.sulTerero the means of core. To xll who desire it, be will sere, a copy of the pre scription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will dud • sure cure fix Cousumptioo, Asthma, Bronchitis, atc. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread luthrrnatlon which he conceives to be nvaluable, and he hopes every aid lerer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Vert es wishing the preecription will please addrene REV. ill/WAND A. WILSUN, oct3l-wly MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED JUST PUBLISHED ON THE NATURE, TRNATAINNT AND RADICAL COR4 or SPN MIAMI RHEA, or Remittal Weaktmea. Sexual DobtMl. Nero nese, Involuntary Radasimut and Itripmesey, raooll4 Irom ate By Robt. J. Culrawer, I Sent Mater seal, In a t labs envelope, to any address, Opt naid, 01) 11'0010 of two at32lllW. by Dr. WAS_ Jri BLINK. ITT anarary. Now Fork P•aa Ice Box, NO INtn or/D.Rmlnw IMPORT/Orr Wits DR Cll 11:1116N) AN'S NIL!,t , , PrapArert Li wruellus L. aneseluipi M. ti ri ILI h. combination of ingrotlients in those 1 Pills are the result of a long and uittenelve prudes. They aro mild lo their operation, and certain in correction all irregularities, Palnlsl hionstruations, removing all ob. structions, whother from cold or otherwise, headache, pain In the sldo, palpiudlon of the heart, whin" all aer roue affections, byeterics, fatigue, polo in tbo bent sad limbs, ht. , disturbed sloop, which arise from inter Option of nature Ur. Uheeeentaa's Mlle are Invaluable, ea .ey will bring ou the monthly - period with regularity. I.—ttee wito,hono been disappointed in the use of other Pith aim Mule the utmost co^ndeuoe In Dr. Choose:notes Pills Joint an that they repr..ott to do There is one condition of the ressude syitun ab oducle cantua be taken without oroducing a PROULLtIit RESULT.. The condition r,Pnred to u PREGNANCY— the meek, lIISCARBIAciI.. Sauk u the srraisbiblo tendency of the me heitie qi mime he masa functions to a normal condition, Jost man the reproducttre pow of nature cannot renal it. • Warranted purely Vegetable, and free from au7tild4 hilarious, Explicit directions, which .Gould be read, ib• company each box. Price $l. Soot by mall on encladite $1 to Da Cosursi as 1. Oesismiudr, Box 1,a31, Itat (roe. Vow York aty. 4'M agaist In every town in the Unlade slow. B B. HUTCHINGS, oemerat r•-et lor the Unite,' Suttee, 14 Broadway. Non VAC To iMO a nit Whetesale orders thoeld be (obi. -t ' 8.141 In aorrlaborr A itAwr•avir n o/u .iwly A CARD TO THE LADLES. DR. DUPONOO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES. o correcting, regulating, and remo7lei a obetruedons, from whatever canoe, and ymeilESE PILLS fIA VE BEEN USED B 1 the doctors for many years, both in Branca gnu rica, with unparalleled success In every ease ; and he is urged by many thousanu ladies who used them, 0• make the Pills public Ow the alleviation °niter,e sulierbn from any irregularities whatever, as well as to prevent an increase of family whore health will not pencil Females particularly situated, or these supposing selves so, are cautioned against them Pills while In t condition as they are our to produce miscarriage, the proprietor asautnuto no cepponsibillty after this nithm, although their mildnale would prevent any chief to health—otheratee the Pills are raxenn th n Full and explicit directions accompany each box. 21 00 per boa. Sold wholesaj and retail by - 111BAlilt18 A. Etaray.urt, Deoisk t No. 2 Jones Row, userisourgi Pl - tidies,. by seeding hitnAll 00 to . . flarriab Past °Moe, can bat,' the Mb sent ' any pert ei the country (ootilidentially)) and "thee of poe loge" by mail. Sold 11180 by S. R. Bravates, Beading Joareion, 1101.1PWAT a 00noter, Philadelphia, J. L lirat! rontrial., - Lebanon, Mann H. Hamm, Laissastar; J. 4L. W Wm/. rightevale ; B. T. linasa, York and by our druggist in every city and village In the Vahan, and by S. D Howa, ole proprietor, New York N. S.—Look out fbr eeneterretts. Buy no Golden of any kind unless every box Is signed s. D. Howe. Ai others are a base imposition and mutate; therefore, ae you value your lives and health, (to any nothing or be ing humbugged out of your mOney) bay only of those who allow the cignature or R. D. Hbwe on every box, which hie recently been added on account el the Mkt being counterfettod Straoaox Camara's °mom, Aug. 9, 1861: riiHE following act of Congrms in relation to the Corpe of Medical Cadets is published for the information of all concerned : "Sec. 7. And be tt further enacted, That there be added to the Medical Staff of the Army a Corps of Medical Cadets, whose duty it shall ibe to act as dressers in the general hospitals and as ambulance attendants In the field, under the direction and control of the medical officers alone. They shall have the sauce rank and pay as the military cadets at West Point. Ticeir number shall be regulated by the exigencies of service, at no time to exceed fifty. It shall be composed of young men of liberal education, students of medicine, between the aces tof eighteen and twenty-three, who have *ln reading medicine for two years and have attend ed at least one course of lectures in a meditxd I) college. They shall enlist for one year, an subject to the rules and articles of war. On e fifteenth day of the last month of their servi , the near approach of their discharge shall be ported to the Surgeon General, in order, if a sked, that they may be relieved by another tail of of applicants." Application must be made to the Surgeon General for admission into the corps, in con fomity with the above act statin,g the date, place of birth, place of residence, period of meditud -studies, and enclosing the certificate of the dean of the college (or, whennot obtainable, other tad btfactory evidence Of the fact) that the applicant has attended one full course in a medical col lege. . . Those applications mast also be km= with testimonials of the good moral and sound physical condition of the candidate. When an application is favorably considered the candidate will receive a letter'authesizing him to appear before an Army Board of Medi cal Examiners, who will make a special report in each case. From among these approved by the board the Surgeon General will select each a number as the service may require. As the services of this class of medical and surgical assistants are at once required, applica tions, to be successful, should be promptly made to the Surgeon General, who will direct the can didate to appear before one of the Army Medi cal Boards now in session in Washington and the city of New York. R. C. WOOD, augl3-8t Acting Surgeon General. :13 it Fr* 11131 YOUNG GENTLEMEN, NECHANBCBURG, PA. • REV. 0. ECtE & SONS.. SESSION commences, September 2,186 j. Terms, per session of live manias i4B, including Tr Moo, Boarding, Washing &c. head tbr a oironlar. — Blitti'TY- FLOUR B 4 Rss 00 LA.RGI RI NZZ , Bitit aision lit iniffirr ior ig a tqcoc, Jr.,14111 PURIFY THE BLOOD TO CONSUMPTIVES WilliamsbUrgb, ims county, New York SEW YORE try I'u NIOTLCIt stays successful as a presets Use. Nttu 'Atintrtistitunts. inbustiantotui 104 = 11l n ONLY PREPARATION WORTHY OF Universal Confidence & Patronage FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES. CLERGYMAN, LAid es and Gentlemen, to all purtaot the .raid to thy the en soy of Prof. (11 J Wood's Rah Ret-tor.tore ,:tot , gent/anon of the Pram are unanhootta In it. few teptlenonlllB only can be Dere given ; see clrollar or more, and it will be impeusibl. Ibr you to doubt. 47 Wall Street, New York, Dec. 20th, IIGS. Gwerteltie : Your note to the 16 h Met., baa hero rta elesed, ,aging that you had heard that 1 hat been hone Sled by the use of Wand's Hale Restorative, and request log my certitkate of the f If i b to- hjection u. give award It to you cbeerlury, Decease I tni.at IL duc My age is about 60 yearn ; the color 01 er, heir auburn sod It alined to cart Fome thee or 4tB jedit4 educe it "e -t.= to tom limy. and th • scalp on the rINIWII of my he-d to Wee its senelbility sad dandruffto form It Bach or dime otsagreeshilith s increased mien time, and about four mun.be sinews Morel' was added to them, by hair 411114 off the top or my head sod threatentud 10 malts. Me bald. In tide unpleasant predicament, I was Inducted io try Wood'. Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the felling off of my halt , for I bad really no expect/oleo that gray hair °mkt aster be restored to its origami color riven from dyes. I was, however, greatly Burris d t i e find her the use of two holler only, that not only el the falling ofi arrested, but the 0010 r was restored to gra) hairs and seasilitity to the scalp, and dandredl cesisedte farm on my head, very much to the gratification `orb "Us, at whose solicitation I was Mduced to try U. kk For this, among the many obllgeUone I owe lo htr sex, I strongly recommend all husbands who ?Atm the d. mindlOn of their w.v s to profit by my exam*, and tate t if grog gray or grespectfully ett , ing bald. Very BEN A. . To OJ. Wood it 0n.,, 44 roadway. New hAVIINBER Yolt My WWI, ore absent from the city, and I am nO long er at No tt Cewrol place. Sktmeesen, .411 e , July 21811, 1860 To ra OJ. wean : I tear Sir : Your ...Bair Remora- Uvewhas done my hair so much good dnae I coromPooft o the on of it, that I wish to make known to the PUBLIC lis Whom on the hair, which arr great. A mau wo man may be newly deprived ol hair, and by a retort to your "Hair Restorative " the hair will return i more beautiful than ever; at l a t tins ts my experience— Believe it all I Tours truty, WM B. KBNEDY. • • • . P S.—Ton can publish the above Ir you like. By pub lish*" ha car Southern papers you nil. gel more liktrOU. itir swath. I see several of your certilloates o Ihu Mo btle Mercury a Woes Southard paper. WOOD'S HAIR RIMITOIATIVE. Thaw 0. J. WOOO : near iAr : Raving had the inkier tone to lose the beet port•os of my hair, from the effects elkthe yellow aver, to New Orleans In 1851, 1 was in dboed to make a trial of your prerswation, and found It *-Inlinewer as L • very thing needed My halt in now Lek and glossy, and no w..rds eau express my °bilge. • to you is giving w the &Mimed such a trooping. FINLEY JOllbLitiN The Restorative la pet up in bottles of three AIM., via : • medium, and small ; the small holds half a rt.,t, I r. rie.TotalliJOr,p4s doll's pp - ~the medium bolds hest tsfetity- per eieuVelkine portion Owe .be small, retails for two dollars A* le ; the livge tit ids moan, 40 par e•ut. more lo pcoodlou, led retells fbr -gig • t ; f . O.J. WOOD &CO., Prop 444 Rroadway, 'New k, and 114 Ilhwitet ittrolti 811. Gbiis, Mo. . sod sold by all good lenggints sad Fancy Goods ilso lens. , ~ t iyl3-dawciew * SCAM .WEEKLY dETIVAIEN nicw Y4KIL 1774,174. s AND LIVERPOOL N A N EMBARKING PAB w No, QUILINSTOWN, (Ireland.) The liverL pool. .ve Or and Philedelphlei Steamship connany , spawning their NH powered r lydableilii hos Stattositi%7 N lowit: KANO Satardayeugner , INa, Sairday ingest Idi ; DUBAI, Saturday AA. u• t 81; and very Swarday. au Noon, drone Pler it, Nor.r- ,v(r. Ir Oe 8- . - &Po Ou do to Loudon. . .$lOO 00 1 d • • tows —SU CO Steerage Moro idiots, soot tor own— „Add 000 Pooleogens forwarded to Parts, rt rev. ki.rmiturg,lßre 'Mon Stattraltatt Antwerp, ac. .t 'educed thrpakh 444. sirPersows *hoax w , uruig outtboir Irma& croto) tickets here at Ow tbdowiog w Now York F no: 13verpoot or Quasootorroi lot 13abin, 67.5, 086 sad u to3 Akeertgo fe toorpo..l 140 00 fru • galena h, $3O Oa. Theo atoomers have nUperitlf a 00431111041.1101011111 for • sod Cacti soponotosed Surma, CALI ore out* Welior-it& iron Seerion,, sad have rosoot Piro Ahrakiloiors oh WihM. _ _ .13224 f JNO. G. DALE, Arai, 16 Wondwas, New Vok. Manmermaa. Agent, Harriabura CO NSTITUTIO TIM •"I If KNOWN Snit:Dl' FOR DIABETES .j_•H Cu RATIVE properties of this me ;Seim- direct themselves eutirely to the organs or Secre. r.u. Lino hy 80 altering the condition or the stomach and Ifver , 11. st the starchy pahciple of the FOOD Is not oouir zrwa hit sugar so long as the SYSTFJI is under the influence ( I the Uont3titution Water which give these organs time to recover their healthy tone and vigor. We are able to state that the cown- TUTION WATER has cured every case of Dam* In which Rhin been gives. IRRITATION OF THE NECK, OP THE BLADDER, FLAMSIAIION OF TUE EIDNsYS, slis CATARRH OF Till% BLADDER STRANGUARy, Arlo BURNING; OR PAINFUL URINATING. For thaw diseases It Is truly a sovereign remedy, }DU too much cannot be said lu its praise. A single does has beau known to relieve the most urgent symptoms ;'rev .T, WI BAG OR TOG,iO those OWNS, mid you will give your praise -to ()OMIT/110N WATER.. ULCERATION OR TRa SIDNITS, BLUDD•H AND URINARY PAS GAWK, Um/TIM or MUNI, Dream= or Tun Paw swami GLAND Rrorm IN THE GLADDER, CALCULUS, 1 GRATIL, Eluazuogr UI?IUTU AND MUM OR MUCUS oa Massy GINGRARGID, ATM GROUTING. Dismisee all occurring from one and the same cause Will roe entirely mired by Mut Ma:taiga Water. There is no class of diseases that produce such erbium. ung effects upwa the human constltutiou as Diabetes and Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Pmsagm, and through'a false modesty, they are neglocted anal they are ao the advanced as to be toped the control of ordinary remedies, and le a nialority of cases little can be done by the physicians, and we present the CONSTITUTION WATER • To the public with the conviction , that It has no equal in, relieving the class of Mamma tor Which it has beau fotuld." 4o eminently attoooaarbl in curter; and we trust thaV we shad be rewarded tor our tfferte to placing so valuable a remedy In a lona to meet the requirements or patient and phy.,ician. Pur sale by all Druggists. WK. H. GRhGG &CU , Proprietors. Muitt4aN & ALLitN , mend agents, marbo4mw No. 46 Cliff Street, New Yorlf. WANTED IMMEDIATELY 109mvice" lo v r io vi m oa th a e ted x Keedea toi es earlreeleer% el, =ballet meet, Lear the renusyhrania nallroad, C. T. CAMPBELL, - MM. Commanding Artillery at tamp Wrap. lylawtr FRESH ARRIVAL up Roxon, Ruin , gmer ChirrrT , Bowery Mum Onin, MAT PUS, BARU; MARROW Fax BRA" • MBOLR Yeas, its , Just resolved wal Mr sale It Ms UMW cum +mow fsblit WH. Itt.oB JR h • STACIE LINE =OW HARRLSBURG -TO JONESTOWN , AND RETURN. YoneEE subscriber would announce that he la main a regular One of Magee from this city to etown, Lebanon moan' y, every oiber day ; It leayes Harrisburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings and ietnrna the nest day from Jonestoirn. Passengers and small weals of gooda will be carried at reasonable rates For further Information enquire at Buck's Hotel, Market street jyB-3mw WILLIAM YEAGER. -,. W . AN TED.-,--Al I N TO BEL LP.A.OIC- Tv Aims or suntil4 A uud JEWELRY, et pri ces one third lees than can oo purchased elsewhere.— sial on or address (stamp enclosed.) J in23-Bmd No. 164 Court Street. Banton. litani. IRA.B CIDER 11 —Strictly, pure, spark j ling and sweet—bas received a Silver Medal or Di- Viema at every State Agekeltaral Fair 81D01) 1866. Yor ale by fell-d WIC DUCT[ & <XL FOR LILL FaiOid One to Five end red Dollars vet air crry Bens, glinquire OzZI*IIIIBMAN, wl4 .41o.pgliteldkporm4 OMNI; Books for the Military 1 JIIST RECIEVED AT BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE, No. 61 Market street. Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics, forthe exer cise and manoeuvres of Troops when , acting as Light Infantry or Riflemen. Prepared under the direction of the War Department. By Bre vet Lientenant-Colonel W. J. HARDEE, U. S. A. Vol. L —Schools of the Soldier and Company •, Instructions for Skirmishers. Vol. II.—&hool of the Battalion. INSTRECTIONS IN FIELD ARTILLERY Prepared by a Board of Artillery Officers.— One vol. Bvo. $2.50. Cm.. S. COOPIR, Adjt.-Gen. U. S. A. Sir :—The Light Artillery Board assembled by Special Orders No. 134, of 1866, and Special Orders No. 116, of 1868, has the honor to sub mit a revised system of Light Artillery Tactics and Regulations recommended for that arm. WM, H. FRENCH, Bt. 114. Capt. First Artil lery. WILLIAM F. BARRY, Captain First Artillery. HENRY J. HUNT, Bt. Maj. Capt. Second Ar tillery. Published by order of the War Department. First Part—School of the Trooper ; of the Pla toon savior the SquadmirDismounted Second Part4Lof the "Platoon dof the Squadron Mounted Thirdttisoe of s i - went. Three vols. 18mo. SS. . WAR DIPAIITICINT, W , February 10;1 .4 The system of Cavalry Tactics adapted lio e organization of Dragoon regiments, ha been approved by the n PrWelettt • of the II • States, is now published for Me - government of the said serviCe. • Accordingly, instruction in thallium will be given after the method pointed out therein ; and all additions to, or departures from die ix ercises and manceuvres laid down inilda System are positively forbidden. J. R. POINSETP, Secretary of WV; • iit'OLELLAN '3 BAYONET EXERCISE. Manual of Bayonet Exercises. Prepared for the use of the Army of the United States. By GEOlUalt B. M'CLELLAN, Capt. First Regi, meat Cavalry, U. S. A. Printed by order of the War Department. W. H. Keuildy HBADQUARTIES or MB Arm . , t Wasemtaros, D. C., Dec. 81 1851. 1 Hon. 0. H. Cowan, Secretary of War. Sir :—Herewith I have the honor to submit a system of Bayonet Exercise translated from French by Captain Geo. B. M'Clellan, Corps; Engineers, U. S. Arcriy. 1 strongly recommend its being printed for distribution to the A. 1114 ; and that it made, by regulation, a part of the "System of Instruc tion.' The inclosed extracts from reports of the In spector Qeneral, etc., show the value. I have the honor to be, sir, with high respect, your most obedient servant, WINFTEILID SCOTT. Approved. C. M. CONRAD, Secretary of War, January 2, 1852. JONES, Adjutant General. Any'of the above works forwarded by.stall, free of postage, on the receipt of the published price. Remittance can be rruidiAn gold dollars and postage stamps. Address 0110. BEEtONVII, Harrisburg, Pa. DAILY all LLNE! Between Philadelphia . Lgtic HAT O; ilesSIT Swing, Witildipeofty Mum; Vinosnows• wilreoirrowl , Yams 1.4m101061 Noimitriblasa" StaiBo4gr, titioatei, eiKmairtOWtt_ L tircausTowat, soma, - mumix, amPsnit ; - WA Ina ebthrdelphia Uepot Wog centrally located the Drayage will be at the lowest rates. A einductor goe. through with each train to attend to the safe delivery oF all goods entrusted to the line. Goods delivered at We Depot of FAMED, WARN & PRIMO, No. 811 start , et gums, plot.- delphia, by 6 o'clock P. M., will be f elivered in Freight (alw +ye) as low ae 4ay other no. • Pam heeler attention paid b 7 teli hne to o-ompi and speedy delivery or al. Sarrisbur The undersigned thankful fur past patro, a hopes by Maul atteution to bueletria to went a. con.. .0 nue of the same. T. Pliat'd Philrdelphi end de •die . 1. . 1401. of Market dll-1.3 •I ri- bow. jiel7-dero On application to the General Poet office the undersigned has received the following order via Poer 01710/IDAPeonaurr, Appointment Ofla,ly 28, 1861. I The following order has been made by the Post Office Department, _ for . the execution of the new law mspecting soldiers' letters : Postmasters at or near any camp or point oc cupied by the United States forces, will mail, without prepayment of postage, any letter written by a soldier in the service the United States, and certified to be gush by the Major or Acting Major of the regiment to which the waiter is attached. The envelope should have plainly stamped or written on its face the cer tificate "Soldier's Letter," tdglied in writing by tivitßitijOr Or ht-c.c ant, escifliinghiiiegiment by its number and its State. The postage due on.such letters will be collected at the office of delivery. The certificate and address maybe in the following form : _ "Soldier's Letter. A. 8., , ,Maj0r 10th Reek N. Y. Volunteers. Mr. John Jones, Utica, N. Y." Commissioned officers will prepay their post age as heretofore. AnusA. Kasson, First Assistant P. Al. a. Posr Orncc ORDER. —The Post Office Depart ment has issued the following Postmasters will take notice that' ll pre-paid letters to soldiers in any reginientin the service of the United Stites, and direCted to them It a point where they have been stationed, mayi be .orwarded, whenever practible, to any other point to which they may have been ordered without further charge thereon for fowardiag. - JOun - • Mt:blatant Soldiers at the different camps in or near this city will please comply strictly with the above ride and their letters will reach 'their destine- tion :without trouble,. e fat , - I " IVA°. HERAWEE . . CULT PRAYER 1 GILT 'WM 1 J. BIESTER, CARVER AND GILDER, ~ ___xanstoomushawassismag i Looleug _Glass and Picture Frail's, Gilt and Rosewood. Mouldings' &F. HARRTBEURG, RA., French .114rooro, f qualm *IA Ovid P °14 7 111 Frames of every ilownription. OLD FRAUDS 8.114.01 LT TO NEW. 3.04-3.7_ -- - , .., . Ftbtoß BALE .— Ono" of the beet tills o f ' ' at In Oie ottk on roaonabtle torqs) or F R thit'yearo Matted toJiortiot,lordo% Dona sea infte. mon gai the nialticheit glisutlantous. Fl ARD E TAirricg CAVALRY TACTICS One vol. 12m0.. $1.25 Harrisburg the next morning NOTICE TO SOLDEERB. SOLDIERS' LETTERS Nan 2Unmrtizantuts LADIES' WINE. SPEER'S S AMBUCI WINE, Of Cultivated Portugal Elder. Every Family Should Use. SPEER'S SAMBITCI WINE C KLIOI‘ ATt.l:l for its medical awl twua Octal qualithis as a genu no St Imulant, Vino% ‘: retie and h.e h.gbly eAcomod by valise/A Al). chum, ami some of the b , at Waffles in Bumps an America- SPIP.N WS SAMBIIVI WINN hot a Elver., or manufactured Earle, bun +4 from con ivate.l ono !al Oder recoirneud-d offlo ad& •Yd Phrsh Wnx n. 110696'10 0 mad{ :al pro *rt.*" an paler to any ether •n uoe, an tan excel, •e ora cle the all weak and deb !Owed oar oa4, and the LKei and infirm• Improving the a petite, ,ad beneath:, I.li and children A LAI - IMS' WINS, because It will not intoxicant as other nines, sr tt cos tal,. n o mixture of ,plritt or other liquors, and $. • - mired lb lie riob poinhar Savor and nutritive pr. per . Imparting a Lail by tone to the dire live orga. • glad a Wonting, s Cud bridal, shin Cud somo:exinn. Nona genuine unless the &votive of 4LVREL sekaß, Postale, N. J. It over the cork ,tb bottlit, %UK'. USE yriaL THIS WINK. thrEa K, roprielar. I assale, H. ! MA se 208 , trnadlway, Pea %me. J. H KAMP+ Agent, Philadelphia. For sal. by D. W. (4.4 &Ho., C. K. Keller. Jrbn Wyrth and by draggiela ipeoerairy. jyl-Jawiy. Great Cure. DR. LELLAND'S ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND. TB THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR Rheumatism, Goat and Neuralgia AND A SURE CORs vOR All Mercurial Diseases. It Is a Conveniently arranged Rand, containing OW • cat.d compound, to by worn around the Waist, without injury to the most daticato persona, no change inhabits of living Is requir , d, .thd it rutirely removes the damage from the rystem, without printed v Injurious dents arising from the use of txt n 11, ...terns' medicines which ',eaten and destroy .h a..: nibs, ano give implorer teller oul , . dy 1. 1 :; •rr amen, the tredloil properties contained In to hand cflme W contras trek the blood and reaches the disAt lily ugh the prim et Ms skin, effecting in every biro ringlet as and restore he parts lamed to ,d,•111 ra, nig Bend Is also a most powerful Ann.ltaitOttittat agent, and wW man* rtltuv the system from the parmicies . st ef fects of Mercury Moderate cares are cured is a sew days, end we are constantly re's-tying testimonials of afflemoy inmevairat.d mom et Wig standing. Ness S.-4.0%ns be bad of praiggistt , generally, or eau to sent by mail or express, with full threat/out far aim, to a ny part-piths country, died from the Prlnound Vary, 11 . 0. 408 - BROADWAY, New York. G. SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietors. lb-spenniptivelaze Sent. Free. " " SOMETHING POE THE TIKES I 11 A Necessity in Every Household 1 I JOHNS & CROBLEIT'II American Cement Glue The Strongest Glue In the World FOR CEMENTING WOOD, LEATHER, (LABS, IVORY, CHINA, MARBLE, POR CELAIN, ALABASTER, BONE, CORAL, atc., &c., &c. The only article of the kind ever produced which will withstand Water. EX retie C .." 00 heuveke, per . hould ly of 'Whoa di Cr P ili g .b eo m t e n rl v " e:s e4 ut a ro w b ( lv u e e.' n - o • " li t, I WiErßiiss ••it to always rood) ; ilosco•amend •0.. ery body ' N Y. isezrvinesr. "We h .ve tried It, and and it re u wet our heels' et water:'—Wu.R►e Vint? or Itir Tam. Price 25 Cents por Bottle. Very Liberal Reductions to Wholesale Dealers. TERM.) f 1 Fur sale by all Druggists mid Storekeep ers generally throughout the country. JOHNS & :BOSLEY, (Sole Man•.iecturse,) 78 WILLIAM Smear, (Corner of Liberty Street,) New Your. j3,8-.lly ADJIITLNT Q 12111114.01 OITICII, I Harrisburg, Aug. 8, 1861. PROPOSALS. ill be received at this office until 12 M. of Thursday the lbth but, for repairing, refitting and making complete ten thousand sets of infintry accoutrements which have been in use. The cartridge boxes and cap boxes meet be thoroughly repaired, cleansed and pressed. The bayonet scabbards must be stiffened and remounted and when broken, renewed. The belts must be repaired and dressed. United States oval plates must be famished and at tached to bores and belts from which they have been lost. Ranh set must be complete and made to resemble new work as nearly as possi ble. . Specimens of the accontrementa to be repair ed can be seen at-the State Arsenal in this city. Proposals will state the time when deliveries will isinrade. The 'contractor will be required to take and deliver these articles to and from the arsenal free of all charges for freight, box ing and drayage to the Com mo mwealth. E. M. BIDDLII, Adj' t. General. ate - th NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSION gRs of Dauphin comity, in pursuance of an L et the lieaeral Assembly of too Commonwealth 01 Penni. approved the 16th daj of May, 1116 L, .010114 d "Ati ACI 10 aothormethe 00411:011111001W11 M Dauphin °Opp. v t . to appropriate a essinin sum of money for the sup. port o r the families of Volunteers daring the primal w ir, ,, do hereby inform the public that they will make o l o an to the mount of asum net exceeding ten thamend dollars, for which bottA will be lamed fora term not ex am:Unites years, with coupons attached, br she payment of half yearly interest, payable at the County Treasury at 6 SAM, Joid bonds are to be Clear of alt texatioa. . therefore bp_oeck that the . old amount bonds a snob amounts is figs lenders wilt desire, will be prompt- %Mb/ die Petri rtlu erpitahats or others, with out eel =Maim at Ms Ulna j, l a r t * Jifi ll i vu4 Bl4 . Comodissieem e Xuttiiifili Ohmic mrAldaw
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