paiip ititgraplj. HAURISBURG, PA Saturday Nanjing, Septtember 28, 1581. PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE. TWO POWER PRESSES, old Am' Patent. Two IRON HAND PRMIE,+, da one s nearly new, and a large amount of second band Printing material, will be sold at exceedingly low prices, for cash or approved paper. All these materi als arc hr a good condition, and would answer fora country office. They must be sold to make nom for new and more extensive machinery. Apply at this office immediately. Psomoren.—We see it stated that Col. Seneca G Simmons, of this city, Colonel of the Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteers, under Gen. McCall, at Camp Tennally, on the Potomac, bag been appointed a Brigadier Gen eral in the army. Ciimr SLIFER, at Chambersburg, the headquar ters of Col. Stumbaugh's new regiment, is fast filling up There are several full companies al ready, on hand, and others not quite full. Com plete arrangements have been made for securing clothing, tents, blankets and equipments at an early day. RAILROAD ROSINESR—The business of the Pennsylvania Railroad at the present time is mense. The fast train going west on Monday ,ight carried tour hundred persons. The re ceipts for the train would have reached nearly $4,000 had all the inmates been through passengers. A HARRISBURG SOLDIER. KILLID.--Chriistian Morehead, of this city a private of company D. Kepner Fenciblea, 12th Reserve Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, was accidently killed at Tenallytown on Wednesday, by a private named Casper Eckleston. The remains of the deceased arrived here yesterday morning. A WARNING ro Boys.—A little boy was bad ly injured yesterday by falling from a carriage to which he was clinging without the knowl edge of the driver while it was passing along Ridge road towards Camp Curtin. Injuries, more or less serions,.trom the same cause, are frequent and should effectually stop a practice but too common among juveniles. HANDSOME PRESENT TO CAPT. WALTMAN.-A beautiful horse and stand of colors was presented to-day to Capt. J. H. Waltman, of Greider's mounted Rangers, attached to Colonel Williams' regiment, "Lochiel Cavalry," by Mr. B. M. Greider. The presentation took place at the hotel of Quartermaster Sherbahn, in the bor ough of Mt. Joy. This' is js compliment well merited by Capt. Waltman, than whom there is not a braver or better officer of his grade in the service, Gortimorrox. —lt seems that we were in error in announcing that the remains of the private Lanaham who shot Major Lewis of the Forty sixth Pennsylvania regiment, passed through this city last Wednesday. The coffin to which we alluded bore the remains of Major Lewis, which were being 'moped to his relatives at Scranton, Lucerne county. By recent tele graphic dispatches, we learn that Lanaham was convicted of murder by a court martial and sentenced to be hung, but that he anticipated the execution of the law by cutting his throat Wen nesday night. I== A Vivssnrraz.—The Seventh Wisconsin regi ment which passed through here last Wednes day, has a vivandiere in the person of Miss. Hannah Ewbrank. She is a good looking girl, of modest appearance from Marquette county, and apparently not more than twenty years of age. She has for some time pastbeen employ ed as a school teacher In Marquette. Her uni form is very neat. It consists of a zouave jacket of blue merino, trimmed with military buttons and gold lace ; pants and vest of white Marseilles ; balmoral boots, and a hat of blue velvet, trimmed with w4ite and gold lace ; yellow plumes, and white kid gloves. I=o=l Tim Emma FIENCIIBLES.—Letteis received in our city state that the Kepner Fencibles are stationed with their regiment, near Tenalytown on the Potomac. The boys are all in good health, enjoying good spirits, and anxious to get a brush at the enemy. Sergeant Wm. Woodall, has been appointed a drill master in a signal company, with increased pay. A squad commanded by him recently distinguished themselves by capturing a party of five seces sionists, and handing them over to the military authorities. Private James Woodall, has been promoter' to a clerkship in the commissary De partment of the regiment, and his brother Charles has been appointed commissary of the "Fencibles." Cam Cam mos.—There are now fourteen corn- . panies of infantry, five companies of cavalry, ; and one battery of artillery in Camp Cameron. Seven of the infantry companies belong to Col. Powers' Keystone Zouave regiment. Three I more companies will arrive this week, when the I fall number of companies will be in camp. All the men belonging to the Zouave regiment are now uniformed and fully equipped with new tents and camp furniture. The entire camp is under the control of Major Williams, 6th Artil lery, 11. S. A. He has established strict milita ry discipline throughout. Reveille beats at daybreak; break,* call at 6 a. na.; drill call at 71 a. m., when there is squad drill for one hour. Drill call again at 9a. m., when there is company drill for an . hour and a half, in a field about one fourth of a mile distant fro m Quip. Dinner call at 12 m. Police call at 1 Drill call again at 3p. m. After drill ing for two hours, there is a parade, and at 6 P. in, guard mounting. Tattoo beats at Bp. In., and at 8} taps are sounded when all lights m4 l Wittersust be a extinguished, and the men be tkek soon Major W. lute Able %lie r.ed:Aut.ol/1 ofilm's as competent officers can be obtaktedow Idli bolad tlll and recitation,filmilitttacti ary ca daily. , • ARRIVAL OF TIIi Murmur STEAM Fats EN GINE. —The Steam Fire Engine of the Friendship Fire company arrived in this city via the Leba non Valley Railroad at an early hour Thursday, morning, in charge of Mr. J. E. Furlong, the agent of the manufacturing company, who ac companies the machine to see that it : works properly betore delivering it over 'to lin new owners. The announcement of its arrival attracted a. large col:tem:oe_, of our citizens to the freight depot of the Reading Railroad, where it was temporarilly housed, and as many of the visitors had never previously seen a steam-fire c ngine, and but few one of this pattern, it was amusing to overhear the remarks and criticisms which its appearance excited. One staid matter-of-fact looking customer in spectacles and snuff- colored breeches, whose ideas of machinery were about as lucid as mud, declared "he couldn't git the hang o' the critter" ; another, a dapper, bust • ling little gentleman in blue integuments, knew all about "steamers," but couldn't for the life of him understand the use cf "that silver balloon." • "The balloon is it ?" responded a jolly Irish man at his elbow in a brogue as broad as his rubicond face "D'y ye see now—thot's to carry the water;up, to be sure." An old lady in black thought the machine resembled a locomotive, and "la, me !" she added "'butt it got a bright tiler'?" "Ky ! yi !" remarked a little negro in front of her with a grin resembling that of a chimpansee eating chesnuts,. "wont de Friendy boys make her tell !" But while the crowd generally were thus ven tilating themselves, the machine was undergo ing the close scrutiny of another class of visi tors, whose familiarity with the technical terms of machinery indicated that they were skilled in this branch of labor, and therefore the better able to appreciate the character of the work be fore them. They spoke of " valves," "flanges," " concentrics," " packing," "deflection" and "segments"—all "Choctaw" to tie uninitiated, but to them as common as " household words" —praised the fitting of a joint here, the turn of a screw there, and the fine polish everywhere, concluding by pronouncing it altogether as clever a bit of workmanship as ever left the hands of a mechanic. TEM MACHINE. As our readers are already aware, waa manufac tured by the Amoskeag Works of Manchester, New Hampshire, and is therefore emphatically a "Yankee notion." It was patented June let, 1860, and so popular have they became in the eastern part of the country that the com pany can scarcely turn ,them out fast enough to meet the demand. Their, appearance differs very materially from those in use in Philadel phia and theVeet; lbetikelmierlighter, with comparatively little less forcing politer. They are also considerably cheaper, and less liable to get out of repair—very important considera tions with sinall communities and limited purees. The main parts of the machine consists of frame and four wheels, the boiler, steam cylen der, smoke dome, air chamber and water tank. The boiler is at the rear end of the machine, is vertical, containing three hundred and fifty three tubes, each fifteen:inches long, and will generate steam sufficient to put the apparatus in motion in the short space of five minutes. By way of ornament, and at the same time to hide the rough appearance of the iron plates, the boiler is completely surrounded with a finely polished brass dome, on which is engraved the name of the manufacturing company. Sur mounting this, is another smaller brass dome which covers the spark and smoke escape pipe. The top of this latter dome is about seven feet from the ground. The steam cylinder is eight inches, with a twelve inch stroke ; and the pumps are four inches and three quarter in diameter, and double acting. The air chamber and water tank occupy pretty much all the forward part of the machine. The former is balloon-shaped, silver-plated and reflects like a French glass mirror. It is sur mounted with a handsome signal lamp. The lat ter is a copper pipe, about eight inches in diame ter, bent in the shape of a syphon, the curve projecting towards the front, with a very fine effect. This lies horizontal, and is polished up to the extreme point of nicety. The maker has taken advantage of the prominent position oc cupied by the graceful curve in front to engrave upon it the name by which the machine is to be known, vie :—"Maarow Tamagni," so called in honor of the wife of one of our most estimable citizens, to winzke liberal coritilbutir the company were chiefly enabled to purchase the apparatus. The front wheels of the =chine are five feet in diameter, and that of the latter five feet four inches. They are stout, broad, well-made, and Pointed, as balked 4PftP, t}e other wood work of of the apparatus, red, which seems to be the heraldric color of the "Friendship" boys.. The machine is capable of carrying enough of fuel, either wood or coal, for two hours work. The pumps take suction on both sides of the apparatus, and will force two streams each.con siderable over two hundred feet distant In ordinary working the steaniguage will indicate , sixty pounds'pressure, though it may be worked• , with perfect safety to a mush higher figure. very important appendage is called the "heat., ing pipe," designed to prevent the water frees:: ing in the pipes during cold weather. There .are a number of other ingenious con.-; trivances about the machine deserving of spe-i dal notice, but as we are not "booked up". such mattets, we might fail to do them justice,and therefore conclude our description by concurhig in the general remark, that , ad a piece of me chanician the machine cannot be excelled,, and as a "squirt" it is designed, in case of emergen• cy, to render the best possible services to our citizens, for all of which "as in duty bound," they should give the best possible encourage ment to the "Friendy" boys, through whose untiring exertions are we indebted for this im portant mmillarY to oar already excellent fire department. The apparatus was subsequently tsken to the house of the Friendship Fire compezky,kiTbird street below Chestnut, *bike it Was Suliitattld to pi vigorous onAlcatiook of pumice stono , and shame" cloth, and it now shines like a - f stamped savor . - -11)ninoillvanitr • Owing to the inclemency of the weather yes terday the reception ceremonies and parade of the fire department,la as been indefinitely postponed. A public trial of the " steamer," however, took place at one o'clock this afternoon 'at the corner of Canal and State streets, with the most grati• fying result. Steam was got up in four wader the three quarters after lighting the"fire f and the machine threw a inch stream of water horizontally the distance of two hundred and forty feet !--an achievement which under the circumstances may be termed astonishing. AA other trial of the " steamer" will take place at 8 o'clock thismorning. BOLD, RACY, sparkling, eloquent, and as full of patriotism and rid' matter as a nut is of meat the Louisville Weekly. Journal. For sale at G. L- Walter' s dheap Stationary store, No 116 Idarket street. SAD RAILROAD ACOLDIINT.—An itinerate vender of notions, familiarly known as Betsey Thom son, aged about sixty-nine years, was fatally injured on the Penna. Railroad, Bird-in-hand, on Tuesday. While attempting to cross the track in front of an approaching train, she was stuck by the locomotive and dreadfully crushed. She was renwred to Rowe's hotel, where the died in about an hour. STATISTICS OF ODD FItLLOWBHIP IN Tha STATI.--' Lodges, 603 ; Jnitiations during the year, 8006; . rejections, 82 ; admitted by card, 289 ; drawn by card, 604 ; reinstatements, 849 ; sus pensions, 3088 ; expulsions, 128 ; deaths, 396 total number of members, 41,099. Number of brothers relieved during the year, 6880.; owed families, 664 ;- amount. Old for relief of brothers, $89,417 98 ; for widowed families,' $8,442 55, for education of orphans, $498 68 for burial of the dead, $20,886 44 ; total amount expended for relief,_ etc., $118,727 66. Total, yearly receipts, $167,650 28: ' A Cultlous Ramo.—Some workmen, recently engaged hi blasting rocks, on the farm of Col. McClure, near Cham'bersburg, came upon a cu lions specimen of Indian workmanship. It is a stone statue of a human being, about half a foot in length and very creditably executed, and might be called an Indian idol, were it not - for the fact that we have it upon good authority that the Indians of this section of the country were not idolators. They, however, were very superstitious and this may have been some charm, or preventive of calamity or disease, such as even more civilized people are accus tomed to regard as infallible. This relic had become wedged, either by accident or design, between some massive rocks, and, in the blast ing, the head was blown off. THE Feu was generally observed in our city on Thursday. The public offices, banks, manu facturing establishments, and stores,wereelosed, and the post office observed Sunday hours. Seldom has there accurred in our history a day ocieligions commemoration which excited- so general an interest as this. All classes and de nominations seemed impressed with the so lemnity of the occasion. In our city thanks giving days, as appointed by the Gevernor, have been very generally observed, but we doubt whether any of them were ever ushered in with so much interest to all classes as was Thursday. The people generally seem ed to be aroused to a consciousness of the im portance of supplicating Divine mercy, and thronged the various churches -b 7 thoir„atten dance. The sermons the ministers, with a solitary exception, were characterized by a lofty patriotism and earnest genuine nationality. On the 18th inst., in Petersburg, Perry coun ty, of typhoid fever, Edward Dames aged 21 years, 1 month and 7 days The deceased was a three months's volunteer in Col. Oakford's Fifteenth Pennsylvania regi ment, and contracted the disease of which he died, in the service. He was buried on Friday afternoon with the customary honors of war, performed by a detachment of the Lochiel cavalry. At a meeting of Perry Lodge No. 2, L G. of G. T. held on Friday evening Sept. 20th, 1861, the following resolutions were adopted : WHEREAS, Our beloved brother Edward Dames after volunteering in the service of his country and serving faithfully the term of his en listment has returned among us, suffered long of a disease contracted in the discharge of duty and finally been called away by death, therefore, Resolved, That we take a mournful pleasure in putting upon record our estimation of him as a worthy and consistent Good:Templar, an up right young man and a brave soldier. Resolved, That in reaped to his memory our charter be clothed in mourning for thirty days. Bawled, That these resolutions be` 'phblished in the Harrisburg 2w.17,14 and Perry Conn Freemen, and a copy forwardeffto the friends o our deceased brother. Jorar Davis -HANDEAN, W. S. DIINCANNON, Sept: 24th,'1881. AnarvaL OP NEW Goore,' Ansommsmfil;, —We have now on hand one of Airs beat Azieot-f ed and largest stock of goods in the city .l. -Efav-; log enlarged our store, we are now enabled :4,e keep a full line of all kind of goods. 100 pieces of neii'fallDeTaltOSC. • 26 pc. of plaktPopline. 26 pc. splendid figured all wool Delaines. 16 pc. black AlipaCats from ¬ion: • • 100 proclie and wool Shawls: 26 pc. of plainlrtimbh Merinos,' all colors. 200 dtz. of ladies' men's and children'istifek-', ing l 3. ' 76 pc. of heavy brown Muslin. 100 pc. of bleached Muslin; allpces. large lot of Shirt Breasts, Ho op Skirts, in-I fonts' 'Bodies, Collars, white Cambria. 60 pc. Canton Fiends and Croak. Thankful for past favors, we mast respectfully; invite the public to call, ai d , We - prornitiOnottol be outsold by any one: •-; S. Lain' -, sept24-dtf 'Mood's old *Lad.. RIEWROZIO= DID pa --Philosophy; teaches us that it cannot be w said, that all . the mental and physidal laboidalife time, if not , properly directed will arrive at the conformatlou we have in view, and it is equally true in We suppression of an organized conspiracy, made doubly criminal in the absence of right and justice. We are then not fighting with an ordi nary foe, but one who's desperation partakes of the burglar, - bandit and free hooter: We must not undeirratellode =Mikis or I teary skill; no details must be neglected; the want of reinforcement:a - intuit - hot `rcgi'd'xi' 'sacrifice our noble officers and Men; whale team start:at the dq4•o.tpu err whichrting kawpo troh WlEflifiAls at fault r "'be n 'Tnati S BowmanNith alit% Offsileitiiitat a large and chhap stoic' kt o. dtY.) otwanii *oft east sir Havi:27- f • %. I. 1.11 IM•1;1141 ... ./..0.111.111111011 . 1.;C '.2 4 OBITUARY TRIBIITh OF RESPECT PURIFY TIM, BLOOD 11.011raT'S Lilt% PILLS &ND P . l/1/INLE BITTERS.- Pro frma ail AsereePoternae.:4oiirases of gcrocule Eileen, ....curvy, t•r Eruptiour-of the Skin the operation( of the Life Medic - Oleg itt truly est-olerittig, Whet' removiei In few erAiveetlatt of theilieWthreto* dieearie.; by their pitrifying eaute ou the hided. Bilhous Fevers,; Fever etettAguei Phet,s4titi Ehitint meat ail dii-iiever •uett yield an their curative t,r•lperliet fatigivaholdidn,sieVitintif 4higta Or; ttoitc. Lime(' much ~otteriLi g ind esaieu-e WO! .f 3 951 , 01.1 T01.4r by sr if, .fl..lgfiFi. • • . Mo . ior , ie t.s ," PrOttitOta •reo tv " MI4PAPTUES Ins ADVIRTIBint, 'hinkne. bgimi real-unlit to health la a few. valeksjiry , h Nary simple ituutay, after having suffered neviiriallciluw.witli a severe luiia'afftici lon. sad 'hat dread dimes% Otautatiantieue-lei,-adilous to make known to. ble feliewwiliterezit the , I nseausrof aura To all who desire Itt,, , he,lalll send a : pony of , the pre tarlptioh one. (fres or, charge), with iho &motions [or preparing and acing.. the •walue which -they *ld a info core for Lionsuntiptieuiflutaitna,' B , oucl4tas, &a Th. olds object of the inivertaser hi seeding the Pre-46 . 114We is to beneet the aditistediend spread toltirmatirmi which no conceives to be anaittablA, and be,hrnamtairary Bal loter will try his rentody, as it will coat , tbem nothing, asd way preyr a iilorsins. Part.% wishing the prescription will please addrest .RHV. KilivAltit a. WILSON, Williateettergb, h , lFew tors ••131-w IMPOWTAN i PERSALEIS DR. OREESEMAN'S PILLS Prepared by Cornelius L Cheeeeman, M. D., ,SEW YORK CITY E combination of. ingredients In these A, rine are the re-cite a long tad ostensive Draotice. Tb y are - 191 1 d la t theireperstiar, end torstinln correcting all irregulaities t Palafui Meiduruations renaiing all ob strautions,,:whetPer,“ ran t cold or; °there, lac heaps/she, p, i in In the gi le palpitation ni the heart, widies, all ner vous all' chola, hysterics, fatigue : pain In the back and limbs &0. , disturbed weep, welc h arises from interrupt Lon of axiom& . - TO MORINO LA .10, Dr Cheeueman'e Pills are Invaluable, as they wl3 brick• on the moutlllYelfeelfal lattiaTifrilehr , :ialfia , who have w been diseppo nted In the e o o htr can place the utmost oonlldeuce In. Or. Obenseman's Pale doinglloMA they represent to do. 'NOTION. There isothr enictition of the female,systeut in *kick the Pais cannot as taken without produeseta a PECULL4 h RESULT. The condition referred to is PREG tf.th*CY— the result AUSOARELhGR: Hach ittho irresista Wu. &neve the medicine to restore the sexual. ftsf.etions to a normal condition, Gat. wan the reprodwatos power of na tion anstwi resist it. . !Warranted Purply vegetable,. /aid free from anything Injurious, Explicit directiona, whiob,atiouid lao road an. cony any each box. I'rtue.3l . tient by maGoo sucker big El to Da..sostrsuoeL Casaalowt, Box 4,531, Poet Moe, New York Pty. . sold by one Woggle t In every tow., le the United Slates. B KUhC lINGS, General Agent for the Butted States. 14, Broadway, New York, To whom all witoleside orders ahoula be addressed. Bold in llorriobars , uy C. A. aonvons nov29. ilowly A , CARD T LADIES plti :II 0918 G(1444 41414 OR — FElsifkl d 'ES: plaJtible a , corrauttag mutaaagt and romovtio °bar seetibnite &oaf- itavor awe, aud . l elli""grUl as a Proven IlEfliSkil PItAtStBA I VI i 3 ERN U 8111) BY the Opera for• many , yeas, in *once ano ameride, tan unparalleled stomas In every cane ' , an hp le broil by i many tnewaysa ladle ; , who used them t.l make PiThrpublieltds thestileiviationlottiiMeialdfaLia from any irregularities wise ever, as well as CO prevent an Increase of fornilly Where health will hot penult its— Females particularly situaust, or those supposing them °Oh i o' 84 5Arreakt 1 18 104 egebraghtele ?Ws stilt n t ,ahat condition as ' they are sari tri - prisduce miscarriage, Eno the proprietor amnia no responsibility , after this admix union, although their mildness would preveut any mbs *el to health—otherwiab the PHU ate recommended nu and expihilt &recta= accompany each box. Prig $1 00 per box. sold , wholesale sod retail by CHARLIgI A. HANNVART, Druggist, No. I Joust Row, Harrisburg, Pa. "Ladles,. by sending him fl 00 to the Harrisburg Post Nice, can have the Pills sent free of observalon to any part of the country (contidenthillyi=free R 0 4 4 f d r i. tags" by mall. Sold ohm by S. 8. „Tanireaw, Etomeway • Gowns, Philadelphia, J. L panto, Leassion, Dann H.Hmeho Lancaster; J. A. WOW. Wrightsville oky T. lituata, York , and by one druggist la every and village in the Union, and by S. D. HORN de proprietor. New York N. B.—leok out tbr ammoniate. uo Golden Plug of any Pad unless Emory box is signed B. D. Howe. Al taus are a hese impoettkin and Unsafe thesidbre, as you value year lives and health, (to say nothing of ba ng humbugged out of your money) buy only of UlOlllll who show 4he itlittlmr° °ld Hewn o n box, ow i t et a MU/Oily owes added on account or, the oaks niariOnao t iria-rfsearwly MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW EtEdTOBED . limn , Publish - id in a Sea Envelcipe aoli 6 r. Lel i d i ar t Us lißtittilliTceelmeni, - dicer re of Spermatorrhait os , ,Y4rninel 'Weak ness, nwoitugary t nais,ll4oll4o4xUel Dsbility; andlmped imams to lfarriasegensrally, Norvoeenos, Constimption, $140451,..:AND.1 ; 011,10,1, 4011.- ineappAty, re illnintut Fr om 'alscrteN' - Jr •• CIIGV ER wEr J. 04, Antbor,ot .ne Qralß BOA tk. "A 80011 utidatal.6 or ufrerers, l '• taut u olor seal, in 16 plain wisdom to :any. address, post -paid, reeeipt 'of six Ye LIP poitage at.gnpr:, by; pr. , CIL,J. Ch KLINE, I 2 B oxer), new York, rcht 3q:4688, eep9 aareSia kid) ;A:oArtlikikiticts. • WHOLNB-ALE IJMIIitELLA MANIVAATORY I If o. 69, Market .itr et, below Third nesiusetata, re. M. 8 LEE, ItirA.NIJINICTURER' Cif UMBRELLA S ANIL.wi.SOI s.am O A-Matlfl4 4WD* goods 4 t LOWilt. pRIOS . Wan cau t be bought In soy of the Enst'rn Oontie&merchsbui WHlsdo well to 319d11303411401100,0014.0 1 41111Ye end cenitWo thre• selves of tl!ll4fitt*. . ' 0,423-di r. PROP- - .A4)ol.iPli- TELPNER. D ti"Ottilty Inform his 010 poky generally, that he elk aonfibala nstrulneona PORTNOIR LOOMS, VIOLIN and also In the Menu of TEIONDOGI IONC-RFINNYWIn-plessorn wel, Uyaurpupthrxt - thee ttolaletaageallaPaitidtinrad.Cot lamalf% =II his -reifidennajovr ril'btidtittriaa; , r- donew- the IgernettultellOnneo 4,i web- • •1 4,601).- I:326I:I3IIJELMA-113.731.WL, ow= SATE Street-near Third street, a few doors n obly fimmly's ;Hotel, Haminburg. A floe new Hearse , PReddy4nuideiCoMun email& on hand and wadi' diddled tnorder. ..811vor plates, dm. Terms rea sonable. . 4 lantannot) o...atAKa. . - . ' COAL. . .. EIE underbigned would respectfully in rtu lorm the °Mew or. Barilabari that he is prepared 10: b hx.marparnor .the clity., Lynam Valley, Trevor ton and Wilkrabarre Coal as low, an any other dealers In Me GAY. Manes oall and give me a trial. .- J. WALLOWS ,t, Jr., Agent, No.B, Reading Railroad Depot. set.B-dlm Harrisburg, j'a. lirArtnirci•EN & . 13WIDER Designers and &nava& on Wood' N. E. COR. FirTH & CHESTNUT STB., • Plauki,v)sia. " VITECIITE all kinds of Wood Engraving _LA with beauty , . re9tamm,uma dispatch . °Tie"' designs rurnilikt ' Woolle t ZEltlaUollB. Persona o w wishing out; by " . 'Oruro - Or Daguerreotype, can have views of ages, Cwoken, gtore Frorts, MachirkellatenAmeniN A 41.14110" WitrellV' Per sonal RPP °2l. ......"" Fancy Envelopes, I d 02 MI 11411414" bow S fill IS, Vitllll4ol,, 110$the41 ' i ' et 0103; ervivee in the Melba siAdial art ' "andlittoriowest 'retest , P.f.sPoolsomis or Ono engraving, see the Ilhatrated warts or J. B. Lippincott &Co.,' E. la, Butler &ed. . iiii1.0...114 I.___ _ .--- ,REMOVAL. woatif,rettpectiniir Intgrzi tzle, renamed Jai flumb" Vali. rade* AdWAWA to at. ThiedistielibelowliONlßM4l - 11ukaNfultibri Plot Pie failitaiaeingleeftwkikiebAdkooktoirebuihigal INV aeontlnnamasatit..l.-. " - u 44 1193114111 •+= OW • + rur, N1%41 Ex-. 0 21,13nr1istaunts. . _ st f I • At a i TREA !WRY N TIT UM. PURSUANT to instructions from the Secre tary of the Treasiury,-a book will be opened on the 23d DAY OF, SEPTEMBER, A ~.%1 ligrsupt tf the act yeaklry ~; er acto Tilly 17;1861. # 1 ese notes issued in sums of fifty dollars, one hundred dol lars, five huhared donate; Ws* tilAguid dollars and five thousand dollars each, dated 19th Au- IPPV,PaYabi9 illi4sant after iii*C pfdtr eflhe 'eubfleApet '4 , 0 4 1404 ing interest at the rate of 7 3-10 per cent, per annum, InCyable. Semi-ainsually ; such interest being at the rate of two cents for each day on eve*linidfrd4l,, enaig,f theillarrisach no will Ira ,Thstrat tached expressing the several amounts of semi annual interest, which coupons may be de tachi# and presented for. payment, separately fikkirthe 'xiotes. " . l • /4., . 17, ti r e , a= , nl7 not e , - ; 1111 be received during fifteen days from the day of opening the f ts* ist fAtisienPantiP tion for less than fifty dollars nor for any frac tion of that sum canlialiCeivea. Subscriptions must be paid in lawful coin.' of the. United States or - in Philadelphia. . Ex change at the time of aubseribisg. ; Certifkates will be_ graved in yluplicate _to Sllbkiibni tOilthf! of which the subscriber_ will transmit by mail to the Secretary of the Treasury, when treasu ry notes, as aforesaid, will be-issued thereon to such subscriber, .or hia_order, o4tiyingiduterest as.expressed in such certirmate; ion payment the subscriber will pay, in addition thereto,-a' . sum equal to the interest accrued thereon from the 19th;of Aiwa tti the,date of Tayinent, which payments of interest will be reimbresed to the subscriber in the payment of the first coupon. The twagpqr notes( lesualxpon oak certifi cates by the treasury- wU.Lbe sent to the sub scribers by mail, or such other mode as may be indicated by them when they transmit their original certificates. - The duplkittecirrtificateS may be retained by them for their own security. J. W..AVEIR, sop2l-d2w Subscription Agent. Writing B.ook-keeping tunlOopyivg.; pluis., H. EtElittT, pritotic.al; aoooun-. L tun, Reporter'aud cippylst, hap taken an dace, ad, Joining the lotrtriid Union, on Third ole lie will prepare piing men fir nookeepers, clerks, Ste., and asst 4. them to altaationa , hrtinsinesi hy -Philadelphia h nd New. York. He will also attendmoompUy,ainliMaadJusi meat Of. _accounts, opening and closing books, general copy work of any kind. R 0.011114, Card and Letter-writing, Time Sableas Hasler and Pay Rolla ignite Army, Notes, idortgages, - Ronda and ' Adier,iseMiuts earefolly nude Charges moderate Refers to Hon. ißdward Everett., Boston:, Dr Henri Puleston; Pnceinixyllle, Pa. Hon. George L Cany, Banker, Raw York. William Dock Jr , Esq., Ifirrisbarg. sepl9-2.wd , , , TAKE NOTICE! THAT we have recently added-to our al ready fell stook OF SEGABS. LA HORVATH 11ARI KAW ICL MONO, LA BANANA. OF PERFUMERY 1811 BANDI3IIOIESI : TIIRBLSH EB3NNCB, CIDBRAW MUSIC, LUMPS BINfIENCB BOUQUET Foa TRI HAIR : EAU LIISTRALR, • • ORYLTALIZOB *AUTON, • NYBTLB AND VIOLET _ PONATIIM FOR TRILCOMPLIXION : TAW OF: VENIt.R, • ROSS LEAF POWDER. • NSW MOWN HAY FOWLER, BLANC DR FRRIBB. OF SOAPS' BAUM'S FINIBiet ROBE NENiOIN UPPIIII Tat; vidsr, NEM MOWN RAY • • poicir coa Having the largest stock and vest assortment'otAbller Articles, we fancy that we an batter able than our com petitors to getup a complete Tell" Set at any pr.oe de red. Call and see. Alwaya sn,hand, a FRESH, Stock 01 DRUGS, ODD; MAAS, CHRILIDALS, A:c., imuseguent of our reciil*ing almost daily, additions thereto. BEULAH'S DRUG AND FANCY STORE, 91 Market Street, two doom IstsCor fourth Street, South side. I:'3O3I3E!'3SMONL'aI DAILY Ain LINI Betwee4, i Plkilad.elphia LOON HAvci, Jiathr WaLtiibiNSti yaw; Lianowrovs, W. WY Mijzcer, Lawiticrae,• • NioseiladisaLan,*Annitntri , TakToittoxr ., is GRORGIITOWNLTIC/IMOWN,Mmunts -ium4,BAmmoc,'DAVIIM s ' &ND HAItRI.SBURII. The. ehitedelphla Depot being centrally . located the Drayage *Mite at the loweat'rstat. A. auudnctar. 'goes through iwith.naoh train toLatteed.to' thane& deliVeryß 01 all goods entrusted to the 'One. floods delivered at the DOl - , . FREED, WARD & FREED; No. 811. Mark et Meet, PhD* delphia, by 6 o'clock P...114-will.hercallvered. hi • _ Baralabnrg the next =ennui, ' 4 • . Itnaight(alway4aislow-risikti- i lreiber Particular. Waggon _paid lir , Im o otk paompt and speedy dellverY.stall Harrlabli kends: The undersigned thankful for. put . pave.: . *yes by stria strentlen.to. budged to inelqi a cod , ildhoe of tie I= Philadelptda and 800 - - dell•dem root Of Marked-anno trrig. burg REGULATIONS. ThElll=l4l. piPARTKIET, t Ranaranuno, Sept. 811881. f 1. No pardon will be mated until notice of the application therefor shall have been given by .publication tt w. 13. genedy. rinuty JOHN oN