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)11mila)- Aiternoon, August 26, ISM.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
I 1 ,,. , anity Committee of the People's party
at the Court House in Harrisburg, on
I the '..rith clay of August itistmit, at lit
p
P. IRWIN, Chairman
Attvst,
Vl,l Seer
i,burg, Aug. 19, 1861
BM'S FIRE AT COLUMBIA.- —Wolf's Ma
and several adjacent buildings, in
bia, Lancaster county, were destroyed by
la,t Saturday night. We could not learn
tire originated.
Irma. Capt. J K. Waltman, formerly
his city, and late in command of company
I'. V., is recruiting a company to
attached to the cavalry regiment now form
by Cleo. C. Wynkoop.
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111,..1t NT t e VERY.—It/ is stated that since
rise ill the pike of turpentine, experiments
ve hem made which prove beyond doubt,
h tt the naptha, or tenzole, as it is generally
tiled, taken from the rock oil answers quite as
Wlll as turpentine to mix with paints. The ar
ti, le is coming into general use among the
„sinners of the State, and it is admitted by
all
t :Jll
•I AIN ('t BE FOR COLDS. --A remedy never
,f%12 to f4il: 'three cents' worth of licorice ;
etas' worth of rock candy; three cents'
th of g iii arabic. Put them in a quart of
iwr them till thoroughly dissolved ;
r., ii fold three cents' worth of paregoric, and a
1, • qiiali tty of.antimonial wine. Let it cool,
..1, I >ip a henerer the cough is troublesome. It
I.asatit, infallible, cheap and good. Its cost
fifteen cents.
•
N delightful to be aroused from a sweet
obet by a feline serenade under your win
. - 3 setenata, we take it. What exquisite
jos of music! What trills by Madame
,itchi ! What magnificent crescendo effects
iituor Spain ! What unutterable' passion
p ithos from the resonant throat of Mon
- .r Puri ! Your applause consists in a clap
, of hands and frequent ejaculations of
a-t ! s-c a-t ! you " while booth, store
, are energetically cant upon the stage
lien of bouquets. It is not a rate thing to
treated to these entertainments, and we ad_
1,11 who are favored with them to do us we
the other evening, lie still and let the sing-
,_goon
Sl.tr NATIONS.—Under the old law, a soldier's
ties was as follows :
poci al of pork or bacon, or lf pound of fresh
, I salt beef ;
I' owl , of bread or flour, or 12 ounces of pilot
t•-•,ol. or 11 pounds of core meal
of beans or peas, or 10 pounds of
rice, or 140 ounces of dessicated pots -0
I
toes, or 88 ounces of deStdcated mixed
o
.
vegeta,' les ; $
1 1, pounds of Coffee:l pounds of sugar
quarts of vinegar;
j pound of adamantine candiet;
i pounds of soap, and
quarts of salt.
Under a law of the last session of Congress,
the ration is now fixed as follows :
pouud of pork or bacon, or 1+ pound of fresh
or salt beef;
;!, ounces of bread or flour, or I pound of pilot
bread :
S tS of beans, 10 pounds of rice or
holiday, and 1 pound of potatoes three
tiro s a week, or a substitute there- I 0
for :
lil ismiols of roffee
15 I ,,, unils of sugar ;
4 quarts of vinegar ; 1 r t
pound of adamantine candles ;
4 pounds of soap, and
quarts of salt ;
Extra issues of molasses are occasionally
11111,1 V.
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Tut: couxrav -The heats that oppressed the
town and even seemed to render the country
intolerable a week or two ago, are interrupted:
the copious rains that followed upon the heels
of a protracted drought and half neutralized its
baneful influences on ripeing crops and stand
ing corn, have revived in the landscape that
verdant aspect so grateful to a wearied eye;
the refreshing coolness that not only refreshes
but recruits the strength of "those in populous
city pi nt," when they can escape for a day or a
week or a mouth, from the din and confusion
and excitement of a metropolis, now awaits the
fortunate ones along the sea or river shore, or
on the mountain side, or in some secluded val
ley among the hills. The height of our agony
or defeat is past ; the busiest whirl of preplan
iiou fur new kforts is abated, ; i,cati r
manylik„
while ; any Of those upon wlkeilwera
tentiou the various important phases nrpublio
affairs have made the most, gent and.9lo9ett;
witted demands, are now' ablNte adze ' a. Imp ad
tuentary respite. The watering pitti* it s-is
true, claim this year no tribute Irma: faaliion
those who itppe ir at the old accustomed'hainda
of levity, think it necessarY to apolitgi4edtithe
appearance, and they who are anxious or'willin#
to get into the fresher atmosphere, have n IA
little hankering to carry with them any of the
restraints or frivolities of a eapitaL. liienthe
country claims its legitimate importance ; quiet
nooks are sought by wearied men or anxious:
w sequestered farm houses or lioindi
o ;
where men
company and gayety will remind none!
of the untimeliness of gayety, and by very!
contrast suggests other scenes, the reverse of
gay.
The cauntry is inviting ; its calm relaxatio4,
need not be neglected becau.sepf the pressing.
duties and future trials in store for all. Those
who can, will do well to lay npastoek of health,
and vigor; thO4 'Wlfo l latie / itt
will be wise to diVert their:altsintihn for ever
short a while, by the relief that gtetmAithis an
cool aim will afford to'hatt4l
t.)lan,Vea
nerves. So shall they be the,, betterfitted
endure and perform in tke;loataWiwinlei
before us, when this nation -
Ire called to endure and i. 46 perform . m
ever befor e , • • , •1 asq
*1 "'Ha OW
EniPTY.—The city lock-up was tenantless last
night—a circumstance of rare occurrence now
a-days.
CHARGE OF JUDGE PRAREON.—The able and
highly interesting charge of Judge Pearson to
the Grand Jury at the opening session of court
today, will appear in to-morrow morning's
edition of the TELEGRAPH.
Rou.-CALL.—The members of Capt Isaac W.
Waterbury's company are directed to meet at
Camp Cameron to-morrow morning, to answer
roll call. The blankets intended for the com
pany will arrive here to-night, and will be dis
tributed to-morrow.
Pic Nic.--A precession of little misses carry
ing baskets, evidently the scholars of one of
our infant schools, passed our office this morn
ing en route for a day's recreation in the coun
try. The smiling countenances of the little
ones were cheerful to look upon.
Et il
THE VERBERS Burrs.—We understand that
the "Verbeke Rifles" are about re-organizing,
to Ferve during the war. A large number of
the old members have `signed the roll," and
new recruits are presenting themselves rapidly.
The "Rifles," we believe, hang out their flag at
the Exchange, Walnut street.
RENTS COMING DOWN.—The New England pa
pers spealg of a depreciation in rents in Boston
and other New England cities. The Newbury
port herald says that there is a general agree
ment among the landlords there, to " take 25
per cent. off." Some have even gone back, and
taken off 25 per cent. off what was due. A
similar arrangement among the landlords of
this city just now would relieve many a poor
tenant who from scarcity of work can illy af•
ford .to pay the high rents that prevail here
abouts.
Swam, TREAsunv NOTES. -It is stated that
the first lot of United States treasury notes of
small denominations, redeemable on demand,
in specie, have been received by the department
at Washington, and will be ready for employ
ment in a few days. The denominations of
these notes are five, ten and twenty dollars,
and the whole amount of the issue authorized
is fifty millions. It is understood' that the Sec
retary of the Treasury will avail 'himself, for
the present, to only a limited extent, of the
privilege of issuing these notes.
Muir Worms. —The alarm in some sections
of our state about the "army worms" has pret
ty much subsided. The reports of that charac
ter were very much exaggerated. In fact the
whole thing turns out to be a false alarm, as
we are informed by a man who went specially
to see its operations, and who is acquainted
with the character and appearance of the
real army worm, that they are not army worms
at all, but "buckwheat worms," similar in ap
pearance and character to the common cater
pillar, and not likely to do extensive or seri
ous damage. The first frost will kill them.
THE Fawn= hanaxs.—The undersigned
have reason to believe that our frontier Indians
are exasperated by the frandsliTid-falsettoods s
designing men, and that a k irdper expression I
public sentiment would do much to restore con
fidence and secure peace with the border tribes,
therefore we invite a meeting - for, the foregoing
purpose, to convene atothe Court House, on the
3d of September, 18131.
Wm. Rutherford, Robert J. Carson,
A. J. Herr, —B. B. Leacock,
J. D. Boas, . W. C. Cattell,
Wm. Mitchell, Eli • Slif6i, •
Aaron Sullivan, W. S. Wood,
A. G. Curtin, Henry Beader,
Charles A. Hay, Wm.' H. Keptuer,
William B. DeWitt, James A. Pughe,
Franklin Moore, JiMob Shell, •
THE NEW COURT Houss.—The occupancy of
the new court house by the courts tor the first
time this morning, is an event which ,brings
with it reflections on the courts and coUrikhowee
of Harrisburg in days "isai Syne," to which
the following allusion is made in Morm's An
nals of Harrisburg :
"The building in which the first court at Har
ris' Ferry (Harrisburg) met was slog house`which
stood until about flfteenlyears ago, at corner
of what is now Washington Avenue and ~Vront
street ; and the "pilloif," or punishloV"place
Was in that neighborhood:
The courts were afterwards held in the old
log jail, which formerly stood on the 'north
west side of Strawberry Alley, and in a
log house which once stood 'on a lot now occu
pied by the Farmer's'Hoiel on the east side of
Market street, near Dewberry alley. Prom this
place the court moved Into the Court House,
recently torn down, ohicti 'occupied until De
cember,lBl2, when.ttavaeated that building fcf
the use of the Legislature, which body occupied
it until January 2, 1822, when it took posses
sion of the State Capitol.
When the court vacated. tbe old Cott flionse it
*I = i % ! into the-theo, sextiall,y *dihed Met
'
r. .','owned at time by, Mr. ?Flip now
A
kepwn as the "
t l it
* IEO6 titiern.While
hate, the Com .. . ior 'teis of the county` erected
libe brick buildiuptoopposite the "Franklin
House," corner of Walnut street and Raspberry
alley, into which the court moved, and which
itooempled. untiithe, Legislature vacated the
Old Court Hou:.e, asitbove stated.
The following is a list of the Priebitent Judges
of the Dauphin county courts *Alpe pe.adoptillin
of tifite Constitution of 1790. It isadmived fromi
the "Executive Minutes," iniihi r liilice of tliis
Secretary of the': commonwealth : , 1
i = John JosepirHenry couunimilkinedf , Decumbele
'l 1793. '
Walter Franklin, commissionedlanuary 181
1811.
Amos Ellmaker, eommisskmgd July 3, 1811
David Scott, commissioned December 21,1816,
Samuel D. Franks, commissioned July 2'
1818.
Calvin Blythe, 1 'OA
1880. coimnindened February
a
I„, a
;.; 4nleg Perter, 4 eomihiedfaued July 1, 183
:...Ansun V. Pangene; cai.. * * 6B,9d jannaq
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Ogrin
jam r ',,C° lll ollßelonea ' February
Nithilliet PAred, canzpnisigtipri,
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mote y
IJeune tuanta alailv telegraph,
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.—The regular sessions of
the Court of Oyer at d Terminer, Quarter Ses
sions, met for the first time in the new
Court House at IClo'clock. this morning.
The fine appearanceof the do ureroomelicited
universal praise, and the Judges, Attorneys,
Jurors and spectators occupied their comforta
ble, roomy seats with an air of gratified pride
that was cheerful to look upon.
The following named pers )ns were appointed
tip staves for the presentterm :
Daniel Yoder, Samuel Meiley, Theodore Mc-
Gaskey, Samuel Cassel, Jacob Radabach and
Isaac D. M'Guire.
The constables of the various wards, boroughs
townships made their usual returns.
The following gentlemen answered to their
names, and were sworn as the grand jurors for
the term :
Weidner W. Boyer, (foreman,) David Mk
man, John Boyer, Jacob Early, Sr., John H.
Ebersole, Jos. Farnsler, Esq., Jacob Eisler,
Christ. Gingerich, Christ. Hoover, Valentine
Hummel, John Mahon, George Redsectrr, Dan
iel Rhoads, Jacob Rothroff, C. Schriver, Robert
Simmons, Jr., Wm. Stevens, Wm. Trullinger,
Jacob TJllmer, Jr., John Emerick.
The jurors having taken their seats, Judge
Pearson then proceeded to deliver in his usual
able and lucid manner a lengthy charge, in
which he alluded to the new court house, the
present political condition of the country and
various other topics of general interest.
Alter the delivery of the charge the Court.
took a recess until two o'clock p m.
The court re-assembled at 2 o'clock, P. M.
The following cases were called up and con
tinued :
Amos Grison, charged with fornication and
bastardy, on oath of Catharine Wagner.
Geo. H. Clay, charged with fornication and
bastardy, on oath of Susan Zearing,
The alga of the Commonwealth vs. Elise,
McGurk, charged with keeping a disorderly
house, on tie oath of Ann Eliza Van Riper,
continued from last court, was taken up and
on trial when our report
.clOsed, 34 o'clock,
P.M.
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THE CAMP MEETING of the colored folks, in
Stoner's woods, near Highspire, this county,
was very largely attended yesterday by visitors
from this city, including, we are sorry to say,,
a number of worthless rowdies, who embracetk
the occasion to get drunk and behave in a riot-,
ons and tumultuous manner; fighting among:
themselves, and with any and every person who
had the temerity to remonstrate with them on
their conduct. Some of the combittants, it is
paid, will be laid up for a long time, having M
ceived serious injuries, while others will have
to resort to various devices to hide the &immures,
and wounds received upon the occasion. The
promoters of the camp are very justly condemn
ed for not having adopted precautionary mea
sures.against such disorderly scenes. The law
against the disturbance of religious meetings is,
very strict, and the presence of a single deter
mined police officer would have awed the row- .
dies into a decent respect for its observance., ,
Um Roma EAST.—The Cincinnalli Times
ommends
,persons tmreling.eastward to • •e.
heir way.olier thi - Cetitag -
,
"It passes over a fine secttou of - t
.m
sttaburg to Philadelphia,.
,tispug#,
beautiful portion of the old•Keystime
fording a variety of the most chaint4 •
A journey along the banks of the Susquehanna
is alone wortb double the cost dtthe
accommodations on this road ease not
on any road over which we hav4,eitif AIM
The,Can are of ample dimensiotr, thelliSpof
the best style yat introduced, and theAVAii
of thestroad most aAtimiodat. inagir
of no other requisites necessatrto consiksiWa
pleaaant journey, and merely t. the Mrs
ton to such of our readers as may be
on a journey toward the rising sun.
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See Professor Wood's advertUeirn . t
er column.
Dltannto SOLDIUS. -It is rumored thisnworn
ing that the government hasc4Wenco9tafte
ing. This will be of great ad` ; ton 'that
portion of our community who , halae not been
able to make up their minds to ko ter War,
while we feel convinced that our trienda l lnay
be pomaded to let=us go. We fella that,:ibme
might suffer in our absence; to all.thosaw,e say
wine atonce to the cheap -dry golds sore of
BOWAIRTI cornei of FroiWitndxiiftrket
streets.
HAYING retunsed'from the city I now have on
hand a full assortment of all kas of Dry
Goods : 200 pieces of new Calicos k 20Q dozen
of Stockings ; a splendid lot of BlackAlapada;
a large lot of Hoop Skirts; 1,000 ' , aft of Crash
for Toweling. All kinds a i alinu,aer Dress
Goods at great...reduction,
t RRhoads',
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PURITY Tilt •
lout `e Li, Pu.iA •
Pres Pees au Mineral Peitows.-- k tif rends
lasers, Scurvy, or BrupDosensf the Ida, t w operation
et tbe Life Mediated Is truly istatilshing;elteu peeving
id & few days, every vestige OfibeilpkilutpkatifAieeesee
by Wien r . Wring stratus eii the blood. Wow! Fevers,
Fever and Aguu, Dyspepsia Dropsy, Piles sud.ki short,
tuna all diseases 41:1011 yieblto,tbsdra properties
No thiellybbould be. Stheut • u timely
alft, moan 'tiering and expenrrninin
Pr by Wit. B. wirrkr,ir t. , e , et, and
mobs i t '! • ' .1.3$
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A CARD TOlll 4 s ••••;
DR. DIIPONOO'S GOLD IJ,B
FOR ITV
sahib's n correcultg, regulating, snit remit:Aug a s
obstructions, km whatever cause, and 1-
wigs etscccastal as a prevail
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Arent, =O/111d1:1 sficeeel in. ev arn i n p
tyrafe ce ; " sod '
hap mei by uskepApogsr% ladles rho sped them, it.
make th e Pills putellilleterb alletfttatiotaiessaelink
from my Wrote er, &for prevent
An ind•hre of tam tbr
Females particularly s t , or lib In
seam so, are cantsugiftibtat tbelergilkiet4thth that
coutals lizt
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Wel to tim=--olirlse Nil -Pills are raeolunemied
Full and 6004nRigliaaus accompluay mush box. Prise
$1 00 per box. tiNkkerbressiiktis roma by
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Rost Office, cannaireliki 6 ~.‘. awn ac :
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sorltelen use.l &co of chairge)owith the directions fiat
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they alit dud 42.
enrEoure fur tl,..ll•imtaten, Asthma, li•oue.do., ter flu
osoldert of !he advertiser tu sending the PreaCrlptlue
istWbuiedtAll 411 Silted, and tweed tufertuAttoe which
he eenceivee to ne ovainabb-, 00l he twice every tut
terer will try ton remedy, as ii will wet them oottituK,
and may prove a blessing.
Part es vtleetsit the prescription ai/II please address
REV. EDWARD A. WIL-iON,
Willtaemburgh,
"a •1 ii , au un ty , New fork.
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-MANHOOD.
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
JUST Pati LURED ON THE NATUHIS,
TKII.THIAST ANU 44.111.ta1. CUrt ui 3Yel iill*Nitt-
Ba.KA, hon
or soml WoMpe*-4.4•11 ..1 •011ay, Nervous.
peas,luvolUbUtei drailiAbas run frup,uunzy,
(rola Be.l.4l,usuolgr. By. Had. J. Colc.rvr..i, 31.
bat ander soal,th r 1.3•111 0141 , 01 1 / 1 le, to soya Wrens, post
paid, rE41441114 Ir.r., 41 4m .41 I), I) 434.1.1.3 ,J
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Quthitratts
FOS. ASSEM BLY
IDANIEL KIINDIU, of Middletown, ol-
Wit Memoir alp candidate fur the SPATE LEOld•
,LATI/SlEsst the ensuing election, sub.'ect to the outlet:4ot
ate People's County Coureotiou And pledges himself
to'dtsebarge the 4111108 of the offleg holt .stly and faith.
fatty.
litur24-dte
&SSEMBLY
DR. 12101!`“ - A13 G. FOX, of Derry town
shitthtiattelf as a =dictate for the STATg
tritit=LATURIII 114 the ensuing eleotian, subj cl to th ar
tkinot - the eedpWirillitoty , Convention. rte promise,' if
Oted to Maui. ,Tge the modes of the office wi th fi delity
pur,3
FotitsaoTtroNOTA.RY:
C YOUNG“affers hitaselt as a-candl
e) *date for Ui oe oh Peothonatary &c ,or Dauphin
wanly Attila eneldetabicuient., Ito eng.ges elect to
perfoTm the /DU NN otthe alas with !WM/.
anigli-dawto
FOR NTER.
tq. - 1141tAlfA11 - 11. +KARR, of East Rano=
Ver, offers
Motel(ver, esireaddicete fur ittaLSTRA at
t e 00111110yeakia, SU bi6Ct to the action of the People's
wityos tilos. He premiers, if elected to di charge
t e dul- the Mos, with tit -My.
a:. •- dte
FOR ASSEMBLY
HB. BORREINER, of Gratz offers
s himseN as a candidate for the Sr .TE LEGINLA
U tte, at the ensuing election, subject to the action or
thePeopts County Convention. He or, nil it eters
ted to di - barge the duties of the office with fidelity.
dto*
FOR PROTHONOTARY.
A. S. EYSTeAt offers himself an a
jjrit. candid kte for the °Moe of PROTEI.,NOTARY, &0.,
at the ensuing elcition, and pledges hie reputation for
etienhon to business as a guarantee fo the tattnful per
forimues a' Its duties, tf elected.
..aug,tiet 21, 1.801..itti..*
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
BUCK, of Harrisburg, of
• frishlrawilf as a canuldsfe foeCOU TY TRIesSUR
tn at he Suing election, subject to the action. ol the
People!AooUnty .Convenf Inn Be promises. If elected to
psoberge the dunks of the office with fidelity.
autin4Swto
FOR REGISTER
Q A MUEL MAtiQUART, of 'Harrisburg
‘,),,) off rd himself at a ottoditltta tn. RBGldttelt at toe
je t i z oin,Won tub ect to the &talon of the ople's
Curtiy Ouveation. Be p oedema, If elected to discharge
the doles of the office with fldeltly.
atttl7-daatto
"TO THE VOTHEtz OF DAUPHIN C , JUNT Y
FELLOW srz
rizs : I offer myeeli ae
a Candidate for County Trec,urer at the ensuing
a action. subject to the action of the People Con.
Tendon. iihouid 1 been lortunate to be elected 1 Wedge
myself to discharge the Outlast:pi' said offi a with
, IdAeti Nei*.
CauiSbirl, Aug. 121881 ace -
TO TAY, INDEPENIANT AND UNION
VOTBRS DATIZELINAMUNTY.
pouLo W CITIZENB—I offer myself as
Uulun Independent etudldite lor the once of Re
gister of Wills of ISsophut county. Should Ibe so tor-
Innate at , to be elefara, t promiie to discharge the duties
of tie once Path ' .111Sahl R. KW, ,MRJ4
Hummelatown, July al, 1861,oltanfto
FOR ASSEMBLY.
O . OL. JAS. FREELAND, of Halifax town.
PLO, eras Mattel! as a candidate fur ASSE HOLY
at One ensuilig elechon, !abject to the act on of the Peo
ple's County Cone, 'awn. Be promises, it elected to dis
charge the duties of the ofiLe with fidelity.
augl6-dewto
.SPICED SALMON 11
FR'H AND VEKY DELICATE. Put
up neatly to five pound cane. •
je2s. • ' WM DOCK, 'Jr., &Co..
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
fillELE.vast amount of property destroyed
.1 mutually by Llghtldng ought to be a warning to
property polder* to secure I.ir buildings. All orders
farX4lllloll/Roda loft at thianodon store of W. BARR,
will be attended to. Rods put op In the /Meal Improved
I 'I, w wratll44, len d
"OUR GOVERNMENT."
66THE unity of Govern Meat, which cone
itituteir you one people, is now dear to you6 , ".'
Washiwton's Firrewhril Jaren. A nationality Is essen
tial to the enduring prosperity of our oountry. True pa
triotism must arias from knowledge. It Is only a proper,
understanding of our civil .institutions that can induce
Strong and settled attachment to their principles, and,
'impart ability fur their maintenanee.
"OUR (10M.4: : An explanatory statement of
the system of Government of the Country," contains the
text ictr the Congthution of the United Metal, and the Con
stnutioniCgroviskins of the Birteral. Mates % with their
meaning and construction, as determined by tudlolal.au
sh" ' y
"4 Precedent and practice, or derived from
Oak item; digested and arranged rot popular =a
Prim Cold awy X. WRINNEY;
del B ritiburg,
.-2AILWAit 111 • VINEGAR I 11
°
!iolowiwite4Aoll. ,
4,, 6..4,, wwwi is lvy
. . 26; -18til
New 22wertiouttuta
Books for the Military 1
JuST Moltrie:LßEtrZt°.'
ARDEL'S TACTICS.
Ride and Light Infantry Tactics, for the exer
e;:t find manoeuvres of Troops when acting as
ight Infantry or Riflemen. Prepared under
the direction of the War Deliartment. By Bre
I I vet tieuteneat-Colonel W. J. HARDRR, U. S.
A. L t ; )
Vdl. 1. --Schools of the Soldier and`tompany ;
Ina
tla
ctions for Skirmishers. Vol, 11.--School
of t e litattetta. .4 ~ ,
NS itIJOI4I4M WA aiii Aitilicalsw.
' P pared by a Board of Artillery Officers.—
One 01. Svo. $2.60.
l Oot i lS. Comma., Adjt.-Gleu. U'S. A.
S :—The Light Artillery Board assembled
*by Sjecial Orders No. 184.04005 i nqd,g . p ee l a j
Orders No. 116, of 1868, hail the honor to sub
mit A revised system of Ilightiauttlisty.Thictics
imd Regulations mended for that arm.
WlliM. El. FRE f,'llaPt. • Find Astil-
W
. I Mti
' le
tiqiiiii Ifiiiitt i Aillll'
lAM. F . BARRY, ery.
HENRY J. BUNT,IBh Maj. ; Capt. 2 emnd , Ar
tillery.
caVAktRY l'AgloB,
sblished by order of the War Department.
First-Part —Se...hool'd the 'TnetiPer • of the IBA
toonand of the PaptadronDistnottnt r etl . Second
I' f the Platoon and of the 8q : t ...
If - 11drtr'Part---Ifelo3ertions of sailegi
ment.
Three vole. 18eio.' $8:75
WAR DEPARTAGINT, WASHINGTON, }
February 10, 1841.
The sygann of Cavaliy Tactics adapted to the
organization of Dragoon regiments, having
been approved by the President of the United
States, is now published for the government of
the said service.
Accordingly, instruction in the same will be
given after the method pointed out therein ;
and alladditioua to, or departures from the ex
ercises and mauceuvreslaid down in this system
are, positively forbidden.
J. it. POINSETF, Secretary of War.
M'CLELLAN'S BA.YONEP EXERCISE
Manual of Bayonet Exercises. Prepared for
the use of the Army of the United States. By
GEORGE B. M'CLELLAIT, Capt. First Regi
went Cavalry, U. S. A. Printed by order of
the War Department.
One vol. 12m0.
gia.T.QtrAitTaala or 'TM/ Amrv, t
WAWNOON, D. C. ' Dec. 31, 1851.
Hon. C. M. CONILILD, Secr etary of Was.
Sir :—llerewith I have the honor to submit
a system of, Bayonet Exercise translated from
French by Captain Geo. B. M'Clellan, Corps,
Engineers, U. S. Army.
1 strongly recommend its being printed for
distribution to the Army ; and that it made, by
regulation, a part of the "System of Instruc
tion."
The inclosed extracts from reports of the In
spector General, etc., show the value.
I have the honor to be, sir, with high respect,
your mWL,obedietktftervant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
ApproVed: C. M. CONRAD, Secretary of War,
January 2, 1852.
II JONES, Adjutant General
Any of , the alkove works forwarded by mail,
free of postage, on the receipt of the published
price. Remittance can be made in gold dollars
and postage pa. Addresa
e'de. BERGNEH, Harrisburg, Pa.
SOT/CA TO- SOLDIERS.
O application to the General Post office the
=0*D:oil:Ito; nikOved the fetilowintr order
viz: _
SOLDIERS'LEITERS.
Post Orrice DEPARTIONF,
Appointment Office, July 28, 1861.
The following order has been made by the
Post Office Department, for the execution of
the new law respecting soldiers' letters :
Postmasters at or near any camp or point oc
cupied by the United States forces, will mail,
without prepayment of postage, any lettter
written by a soldier in the service the United
States, and certified to be such by the Major or
Acting Major of the regiment to which the I
iter is attached. The envelope should have
plainly stamped or written on its face the cer
tificate "Soldier's Letter," signed in writing by
the Major or Acting Major of the regiment,
describing his regiment by its number and its
State. The posiagedue on such letters will be
collected at the office of delivery.
The certificate and address may be in the
following form :
"Soldier's Letter.
A. 8., Major 10th Beg't,
N. Y. Volunteers.
Mr. John Jones,
Utica, N. Y."
Commissioned officers will prepay their post
age as heretofore. JOHN A. HASSON,
First Assistant P. .M. G.
Posr Odor OROS/C.—The Post Office Depart
ment has issued the following :
Postmasters will take notice that all pre-paid
letters to soldiers in any regimentin the service
of the United States, and directed to them at a
point where they have been stationed, may be
forwarded, whenever practible, to any other
point to which they may have been ordered
without further charge thereon for fowarding.
JOHN A. KASSON,
Fast Assistant P. M. General.
Soldiers at the different camps in or near this
city will please comply strictly with the above
rule and their letters will reach their destine.
4 tion without trouble
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GEO. BERGNER, P. M
I'1111IP'XIII: R." 19
DAILY Gin LINE!.
Between Philadelohia,
LOCK HAVEN, J Val= BEIO RC, WauAu rom , khritcry,
CrwitorrowN, WATemeroww, MaroN, LEWII3SURI3,
NOWILIIIIABUtLaND, :UNHURT, TZVOKTON,
tisogagrows LIVINSTOWN, mats -
BURG. D.G.OPRIS,
AND HARRISBURU.
The Philadelphia Depot being centrally located the
Drayage will be at the lo welt rates. A Cnitionor goes
through with each train to attend to the safe delivery of
all goods entrusted to the line. Goods delivered at the
Depot of
FREED, WARD & FREED, No. gll liar• et Steely Phila
delphia, by b o'clock P. ki,„ will be 4 P livered in
Harrisburg the next monitor.
Freight (alw‘ys) as low as by any other •ne.
Particular attention paid by this line to prompt and
speedy delivery of all Harrisbur. cads.
The undersigned thankful for past, patron _a hopes by
strict attention to husiame to merit a cone t u bee of the
same,
T. rated.:.,.,
Philadelptd, and tteidin z ••
Yee& of Market. 9tme , ti.r rtddurg
del7AlBm
DB. T. J. MILES,
SURGEON DENTISTA
OFPBB. S
his services to the citizens 0
Etarriliburg and its vicinity. He solicits a share o
the,,publle patronage ! and gives assurance that his best
endeavors shall be given to render satisfaction In his pro
.cession. Being an old, well tried dentist, he feels safe in
nutting the public generally to call on him, assuring
hem that they will not be dissatisfied with his service,
office No. 1.28 Market street, in the house formerly no -
cupied by JaCob.H. gby. new the United Slates Motel,
Harrisburg, Pa otyB-ely
IRVING FEMAT.F COLLEGE.
MECHANICSBURG, PA.
. V...lnetitution chartered. with full col-
White power, will open He nil Term on Wednee
„
+ the 4th tiemenieer. •
The attenuon sneemehasing SsuillOSPtO, educate
is immmttully Invited to this !munitio A. n Tor siMehnines
addralits' • alwaunien,
4 , 4410 4 ' , •
COZZI
Nlcsft~to
itztla
ON PREP AIivATIO N
WORTHY OF ( -
. .
Unisrersal Confidenoe & Patronage.
FOE' STATESMEN, JUDGES, dSLERO-YhIAN,
Ledi todAentlemeu, to 11 parte of the World testo4 .0
the caey of Prol 0.1 wo• d'a Hair ReFitorative and
geed cll pf the Pre,a a.. 8 u. antou u.llO its prat.e. A
fete t timoullls only can be Per given ; eee circular ..r
more,, and it ell! be Imps albl.. for f , u to doubt
.
! 4 Wall Street, New 4.4%, bec. 20th, 184
4 , MIR : Your note of the lb b Ins , , bee been re
, raying that you had beard that l bad beer' gene.
- 111.
Steel ItY toe use Of Woo"'s Hair Restorative, and requeal.
innl eeriltktate of the Lot-ICI b 1 tos blectlon ,:,
give
ti
1a are %to you cbearnd y, 04 tie Yee 1 I:a:A It due
sly age is about 60 t.earq.; the rolor hi tut Ink sto , urn
and !relined to col Foam, floe or tlx ~ ear: SitiCe it e•
&IRA turn pray,: ne4b . , catto on incur/we nil gay be {3
10 100118 1/1141111i7 ‘ll , l danerultto for.. • 0 It Lao'.
r tbearanisagrmutbant. a utotsatrod witn I.me, mid *belt
four Iwo ba alma a fourth was added to them, by bib
failing off the lop of ny bead at,d threat-Mon In thAtu
Me bald i
la tale uutdestraut tr. deataent, 1 we- lottoded w 't y
Wood' Heir . 1te,4.1. atty. , mathl 14 Wrest the tai tog
off of m. haw, for,l had rral y c.,.11.1e1at10., that gray
nun couhtever be featured to tt, orlootti color excel)
front litda.:_i_wars, however, g-eatiy t , urt.rb d to gag
her the use • 1 two .10 Ow, 0, ly. the, not tatty we , ,he .
e
‘i,
fell, god arrasteo, hut thevolor was roitarea th, , eray
hair. +ad seasibt by to , he otnb a tad d+khrufl es:ttsto
/OM ma ray head, very much to the grdillta , io of wiep
wl e 001 at who:011100w 1 watt Induced to try it...,+:
For thl+, *Mot g the many ..bi,g twas 1 O WO to hdr nos,
I el.roue 3. u :tread all huthaelA who v lue the d
. trades wm • u• 1, at 4 1 -. 1 -Y - ax"magle Pa
d
use t it growing gray Or gutting 1.41 d
Very re4141 - IrD tr. BeN A. I AWENtigh.
Top .1 Wood & Co., 444 Broedw ty . ...I , ew 'foil
My family are alt+eut r •m lhe ~ t y., bo II .m 110 long
er at No 11 Carroll Once.
Siamw.ion, Ala , .le!y : Yhh. 1659
To PR P. 0...1 , . 4X)D : : YOU, "Himr Rreh rd.
Uve" has (lobo my b tr su wean goal Awe I commenced.
she use co It, that t wish to make knumu th the 111 0 1 .10
its eOects on the hair, which err great. t mae or wo
mall may be wrirly its priced of hair, and by a resort t.
your "flair Restorative," the hair will returu more
Denutlful than ever ; at lea t this is my env:fleece
Etelieee it all l Yours truly,
P —You eau publish the above if you like. by rah
llabing in our Southern pat era you ell gae wore ratrou
ag south I ate aever..l of your 4:trite:ales -11 the Yo
We Mercury a Btrolig gOutheru 1 at er
WOOD'S H iIR RFBTO
Palos 0. J. Wotan tar : Having had the ml-for.
time to Me the nest port on of my hair, 60111 the t ffacts
of the pilaw fever, lu New Orleans m 186 L, I tr.s In
duced to make a trial Of johr preoarauo 1, and Maid It
to autism as t e very thing uredod lay toil, 14 uuw
tOlck and glosmy, and an w rds eau express tut °Lange
thins mu ou giving o the afflicted each a treasure.
•
I be KftlOratiVe in put up in bottles.' three viz :
sage medium. and ; the 'mai holds h.ll
- aid rebuilt fur tine r per 1M tle , medium :wide
at least tegeoLy per cent ItAllre, iu tcp!..art , un t Alb be
hMel, retells fur two p r huttie ; the lA E r a
quart., 4o per c ni. more in proporttod, end rot •11., nn
SS-
0..1. WO•11114t CO., Prop terors 444 roadway. N.W
York, rod 114 /4.‘rkel Are.l4, L.
Ili tlpuill I.y all sued rdvgittlawl good&
Ocidero. jyl3-do we ,w
STEAM WEEKLY
tiETW KEN NEW TWEE
Alil XRPOCiL
.‘ I %NI) • EMBARKING trey
L 4 Is b., • r.i.:NacroWN.(lv.luud.) . he tiger
p 4.4.1. OA or. Philadelphia htdatuship oumyuy
4 1141 pilli•re4 (11 , de
ite*.. .T.B 4. 100'AS :
NOM RUEIG, SAkturdiry riag.u.t 27 •C/ Y
TON, august 31 ; 141 ASIVI , A, a. m torah r 7; and ewe."
Akturday. at Noon, from Pier 14, Ver.
WWI at ronnas
flierl CA . $75 toBl enedia ..... uu
do it , Laudon... .elitti tie I do to Landau —See uU
Acersge Relent Mika a, roof tut zdnelitatio $6O 000
Pussengera tormatdad to "lists Ha. H mburg, Ore
man, itolttrdain, Aulweip, fir , I iodated !luau) II
fares
ilirpersoeu, *wilt,. ..ul th r Ineutt. Qui tiku)
llf.kels here at lb. r.L.As, t 0 sew Yovß FrOpk!
Ilarrpuot or quon.,stowu; Iht Cabiu, 176, 186 a.O 1111 - 00
4ti erne fro. t.rrorpo i 1& OU , YlrOda ituo.usti , .olo
030 00
atiamers hove .unermr tovotn.Bl. lemma !or
eiallisougera, and tarry etirertonce.l Sureous to..y are
bum in priaer.iight trio , have oat., it fire
Annihilators on hoard.
'For !nether information apply in Livertkaol to W tt.i laid
INMAN, Agent, t 2 Wa ar Street; to Gt./low to WV.
INMAN, 6 at. Enoch Square ; 19 Queenstown to C. & N.
D. 86.1 DOUR & CO. ; in I ,n 101 l to EIVr S & MA Y, tit
King William St. ; to rail io Ul Utl W.:axis, 6 mime
do la Bonne ; in Philadelphia to JO IN 0 U ALE, 11l
Walnut street ; or at the Company's ollices.
JNO. li 0.41.1 k. kgeo,
16 Hoooiway, Vow York
Or 0. 0. Zuumormok. ♦Keen, Harrl-trurt
au2841
GENERaa. ORDERS NO 3.
HSAD-QUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA hirtrise, t
Harrisburg, August 22, 1861. r
The Governor, Commander-iii-Chief of the
forces of Pennsylvania, desires to express pub
licly, his high appreciation of the patriotism
and gallantry of the "Home Guards" and
"Grey Reserves" of the city of Philadelphia,
who organized especially for home duty, have
not hesitated at the of their country to of
fer to march to The field.
Although their services have not been requir
ed their prompt tender of men should not be
forgotten.
By order of A. G. Curtin Governor and Com
mander-in-Chief.
CRAIG BIDDLE,
aug22 A. D. C.
Select Schools for Boys and Girls
FRONT STRRET ABOVK LOCOS`,
I'IIE Fall ttrm of ROBEli'l• trI'ELWEE'd
.ychaol for bo,) s , will open on tho Arm Monday in
Soptvmher. Lb r, um Is well vent( a•ea, comfortably
furniahrd,llll4 in every respect adapted for school pur
posed,
CATIIa lONIC All:Lai ill Fobool for gtr4 , located in
the same balding, Wilt open frr tbs Fad errti .t the .ame
time. 'lris 11..0111 hw. baeo elegautly Mind up to promote
the health mid comfort of ettholats. au.224 f
oCHEFFEit'S 1300 K STOtth;
(Near au Barrisburg Bruige.)
Sl•2r. JUBT RECEIVED from the
• tj. el,ls a lot el tine WM IiXitCIAL No UK
Perwo, wham we will sell at $1.25 por (0411/
111Jb il , O per ream for NOTE PA:Eii, decorated with
She latest and very handsome arab:ems and IlairiwL
,rnottos.
$3.50 for 1000 WIIIT.O ENVFLOPES, waft cmtlunal woo
WU:wet° emblems, primed iu cwo colors.
Please give us a call. THAI F
Je22.d • Harrisburg.
GILT FRAMES
J. BIESTER,
CARVER AND GILDER,
Manufacturer of
Looking Glass and rioture Frames,
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings &c.
HARRISEXTB.G, PA.
Freuch Altrrori, &guar. and Oval Po.trali
Frames of every description.
OLD FRAMES RE-OILT TO r W
16.1 y
TO FARMERS!
BUTTER sweet and.fre4) in one
pound rolh s and fr.sh EGGB In large e gg
qu.sulklea taken at all Valet and clash paid Or grOcgieleg
UTTER
man
given in exchange. Regular market null Jß, & CO always PISS•
WW I. WOK,
Opposite Mae Court House.
A.LlltitliAl4
HEN P EYE' ER.
OFFICE—THIRD STREET, (SHELL'S BOW,)
NEAR MARKET.
Residence, Chestnut street near Fourth .
OM Or FIARRIiiI3OI.O, PENN'A.
myl2 du
HENRY 0. BHA.FFER,
PAPER RANGER,' Front street, second
-,aeurabove Walnut strut. AU order, PoNMIVAIT
14eltdedie 4
Or Aloenog kw een.ea Pee roll4,7:Plocts-1411
WM H. KENEDY
IZE=I
12M13
JOHN...
OILS PRAliglil