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HA lIRISBURG, PA
Friday Morning, October 4, IS6I.
P.IIINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
Two POWER PRESSES, old Adams' Patent.
Two IRON HAND PRESSEO, one nearly new,
and a large :amount of scc,..nd band Printing
material, will be sold at exceedingly low prices,
for cash or approved paper. All these materi
als are in a good condition, and would answer
for a country office. They must be sold to make
room for new and more extensive machinery.
Apply at this office immediately.
Tus PUBLICATION of the Lykcnstown Journal
has been 'suspended for the present, caused, the
editor says, by all the "hands" in the office
having enlisted for the war.
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Palm—Two men named John Williams and
Patrick Ryan were arrested last night by officer
Cole, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Justice Reader committed them to prison.
NM—Chestnuts will be very plenty this
season. The trees on the mountains are said
to be covered with an abundant crop. They
are beginning to ripen and will soon be fit to be
gathered.
SUCCESSFUL FISHING. —A gentleman residing
near Dauphin captured upwards of three hundred
eels in a basket on Saturday night, previous to
the rapid rise in the Susquehanna. Some of
them were exceedingly large and beautiful.
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LIME CAMDEN —Cambria county, though
not much "punkin" geographically, is "some"
when it comes to rallying:in defence of the stars
and stripes. No less than eleven hundred of
her hardy sons are already in the field, and the
cry is "still they come."
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MORE SCOUNDICELIBM.—Some malicious rascal
moused himself Wednesday night bydefacing the
fronts of Mr. Davis' Sadlery,' and the office of
A. Boyd Hamilton, Esq., in Market street, with
substance resembling shoe varnish. This is
the second time within a week that an offence
of this kind has been committed in that locality.
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Fias.—The summer house on the farm of
Mr. David Cassel, near Dauphin, was consumed
on Moud.ty night with all its contents. Though
the house stood near the barn and the main
dwelliug,u either of these buildings were injured,
owing to the fact that the wind blew in an op
posite direction and bore the flames away from
the other buildings. The fire is supposed to
have originated from the pipe of the stove.
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DAUPHIN Irsms.—A large new tannery has re
cently been erected on the site of the, old one
which was consumed by fire last winter. ...The
recent storm uprooted, and in some cases de
stroyed a number of ornamental shade trees in
the village. ...A fire engine with an adequate
supply of hose has recently been purchased by
the borough council aided by private subscrip
tions.... Pigeons are tolerably plenty on the
neighboring mountains, and a number of them
are daily bagged by sportsmen.
Ma PRESBYTERY CARLISLE O. S.) met on
Tuesday evening at Mechanicsburg. The open
ing sermon was preached by Rev. David Grier.
There was a large number of ministers and elders
in attendance. Mr. John Wherry, lately a
tutor in Princeton College, was licensed to
preach the Gospel, and the pastoral relation
between the Rev. R. A. Brown, and the church
at Hagerstown, was dissolved. The action of
the General Assembly at Philadelphia, upon
the state of the country was endorsed, and
several committees were appointed to carry into
effect the various recommendations of the As
sembly as to systematic benevolence, &c. The
next regular meeting of the Presbytery will be
held at Carlisle; but an adjourned meeting was
ordered at Silver Spring Church the third Tues
day in November, for the purpose of ordaining
and installing Mr. Dinsmore as pastor of the
church. On this occasion Rev. Mr. Cachren
will preach, Rev. Mr. Ells will give the charge
to the pastor, and Rev. Mr. Murray to the
people._ The Presbytery adjourned Wednesday.
ANIMAL EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS —The an
nual examination of applicants for the schools
of Dauphin county, out of Harrisburg, closed on
the 27th of September, two weeks earlier than
heretofore. The County Superintendent states
that he held twenty-two public examinations,
and examined two hundred and fifty applicants,
rejecting thirty-seven. There mere altogether:
ninety-nine directors, and three hundred and
sixty eight citizens present at the examinations,
and in conducting them the superintendent has
traveled two hundred and thirty-three miles.
The teachers ge acridly did themselves credit, and
the directors by their attendance manifested a'
praiseworthy interest in the examinations. A
considerable amount was collected voluntarily
from the teachers of the county towards pur
chasing a cannon to be presented to the Gov
ernment from the teachers of Pennsylvania,
which amount has been duly paid over to
Hon. Thomas H. Burrows, State Superintendent,
who has been authorized to make the purchase.
ADINEITLVANI& REEVE. -The regiments of
the Pennsylvania reserve force are now formed
into a division, and will be known as "McCall's
Division." The division is divided into three
brigades, and each of these made up as follows:
First or Reynold's Brigade—First Cavalry and
Fifth, First, Second, and Eighth infantry regi
ments, commanded by Brigadier-Genera John
F. Reynolds.
Second or Meade's Brigade—liane' B rifle, and
Third, Fourth, Seventh, and Eleventh infantry
regiments, commanded by Brigadier-General
George G. Meade.
Third Brigade--Tenth, Sixth, Ninth, and
Twelfth infantry regiments.
Some of the regiments have already received
their new suits, and look quite cap-a-pie in
them. The Fiist Regiment a few days ago re
ceived new arms, eight of the companies the
plain rifle musket, and the two flank companies
the same with raised sights for a distance of
nine hundred yards. The Fourth .Begime.nt
(11;a48 ' 5 Brigade) is said to have the Belgian
rifle.
THE Pennsylfania Central Railroad has noti
fied its Western connections that it does notde
site any more -western freightfor New York, Bos
ton or Baltimore, until further notice. The local
business of the line, with what it•gets from the
Pittsburg, Tt. Wayne & Chicago Railroad, and
government transportation, exhausts all its fa
cilities. So says a New York paper.
CAA. A B Ssmart, of Centre county, marched
another splendid body of men into Camp Cur
tin on Wednesday, to be enrolled at once for the
service. Capt. Snyder lead a company during
the three months service of the first requisition,
and is certainly among the most efficient of the
volunteer of f icers now' in the army. He won
his first distinction as a soldier during the Mexi
can war, both for his daring and his discipline,
and will, with the brave fellows under his com
mand, make his mark in Dixie, if the opportu
nity is afforded. Centre county will yet have
reason to be proud of. Captain Snyder.
TOPOGRAPHICAL Striv - zr.—The Phihulelphia
Press, of yesterday, says tbat " the reconnoii.
sauce of the! Susquehanna river is almost coin.
plete, as the , :Topographical Engineers werti
expected to arrive at Havre-de-Graee yesterdayi
General Pleasanton has received a verbal repOrt
from a zmember,of- the corps. They found nd
fords below the Juniata until reaching Harrisi
burg, where, there is a ford of three feet water
at low tide. The corps haVe got' to make a re
connoissance of the bay, the ChesaPeake canal,
and the Delaware - river from Delaware city to .
Philadelphia. "
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VOTiNG RAVI CAllps.—:On Tuesday next polls
will be opened at 'Camps Curtin:and Cameron
to afford. all 'Holdiars in the camps who have a
right in Dauphin county or in the State, and
who are over tea miles from the place at which
they would be entitled to vote if not in the
service of the Government, an opportunity to
exercise the right of suffrage. The election
will be held according to law, the commissioned
officers of each company conducting the same.
No interference on the part of outsiders will be
permitted. Copies of both tickets in nomina
tion will be distributed among the men entitled
to vote in this county, so that
~they can take
their choice as to which one thorwill vote. All
volunteers who are not over ten miles from the
place they would be entitled to vote were they
not in the public service, will , be permitted to
go home to vote, if they so desire.
A GOOD Moyne:arr.—By the following notide
from the Chief of Police, it will be seen that he
is about to take the necessary steps towards
,re
moving a very prolific sourde of annoyance to
pedestrians in our thoroughfares
Notice.—Numerous complaints having been
made to the proper authorities, that a large
nnmber of the stop-cooks extend several inches
above the level of the pavements throughout
the city, which is. annoying andliangefona to
pedestrians, especially at night time. ,
Ten day's notice is therefore hereby given;that
Section 16 of an ordinance passed by Cofincil
March 22, 1841, will be rigidly enforced at the
expiration of that time against all persons who
fail to comply with said ordinance.
HENRY HADMANON,.
Chief Police
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Anvexcnio.—The prices of white 'blabbed and
unbleached matins, calico prints, delaines and
everything of •the kind . manufaCtuied fp:4
cotton, have advanced within a few days; past;
from twenty-five to thirty per cent, and women
folks find the bills for household goods of this
character much larger than usual. This Is
inevitable result of the war, and the conikuint
obstructions to the supply of raw cotton. It is
probable that the figures •will be still further
enhanced. As nearly all our turpentine has
been obtained from North Carolina, this also
has increased much in price, and thereto a con
sequent advance in the cost , of vanish," cam
phene, burning fluid and other articles into the
manufacture of which it enters.
TM RECENT FLOOD IN TEDi SIINDIIIHANNi.—The
last number of the Lycoming Gazette, published
at Williamsport, Pa., gives ns some additional
particulars respecting the recent flood in the
West Branch. For a time. dming Saturdayt
forenoon the water rose at therate of three feet ;
in an hour. The. greatest tight attained war
twenty-one feet and a :few indite, (by marks," ,
two and a gamier inches less tban the notable
flood of February, 1853, and twenty inches lets,
than the memorable flood of October, 1846—the
greatest ever known *lids river.) The lOse 4
property by the flood is, enormous. The Gazette;
says, from early Saturday morning Platil,night!
about oite half 131 Ili `s ever was
covered with lumber, mired with farm produce.-
The lumber was in" round ltogirt4dare
boards, shingles and lath—in rafts; piles' and!
single pieces. Although some of the Williams
port lumbermen suffer severelyby the calamity,
the loss does not 'fait ecntirely-uprori' theii; but
rather the largest proportion of it uponi, thitie•
operating above that point. All the boomaidong
the river were more or less damaged. The Lock
Raven boom was emptied and crippled, the Sus
quehanna boom partially cleared. From fifteen
to twenty-five million feet remain in the Sus
quehanna boom, and considerable in its adjunct,
leading behind' the islands at the lower end of
willianisport. '
All along the river the water made stuthavoc
with firms by inundating them and carrying
away fences; outstanding cr . opp, shexkl, ke: The
West Branch canal was also eberal
points: - Lock Haven,.was inimdated, and com
munication with it cut off until Monday. In Wil
liamsport the water surrounded - a few - houses - in
the sonthWest corner of the town,
great damage within the borough further an
that caused by filling cellars, overflowing gar
dens, floating plank walks, and in a few in
stances coining in contact with steam machin
ery.
Including the value of the logs gone adrift
the damage along the valley will probably not
fall much short of a million °Hollins.
To Murrany Ovvicans.—J. T. Barnite, uP
holaterer, No. 109, Market Street, near the fail'
road depot, has just received a variety of arti
cles adapted to the comfort aNI, conl*"l6o%.°f
soldiers in canape. These consist in part of thick
comforts, bedsteasas, made to fold up in trunks,
eampstocqz of large size, for sleePii 3 i 1 41 1
camp bedsteads, eki., all :01..ar1a7
able l - z t6 &paw of at the cheapest possible
fi
prices.
Iptuntaptuania teregiaft,
TIM Fran Crry Zorrivu, Rapt. Bannvart,
Paft , here yesterday on a visit to Lebanon.—
The compifaki iurned out thirty strong and made
a very fine appearance.
Oua CI Mumma WATBS . Just now is ex
ceedingly muddy, and where the old-fashioned
pumps are convenient, its use is altogether dis
carded, either as a • beverage or for culinary
purposes. A tumbler filled with the water
this morning, after standing one hour, de
posited an earthy sediment the : thickness of a
piece of common brown pasteboard ; and our
readers may judge from this experiment how
Many additional tumblers of the liqidd it would
require to make a brick-yard out of one's
stomach.
&scrum OF OFFIOKIII3. -At the last stated
meeting of State Capital Section, No. 21, Cadets
of Temperance, the following officers were in
stalled to serve the ensuing tern► : W. P.—
George W. Femi ; W. A.—William T. Bish
op, 4.; V. A.—Oliver B. Yoder; T.—Andrew
J: Mcßeynolds; A. T.—Charles W. Maurer;
S.—Galen W. Seile.r .A. S,--dharles Warren
Rowank %Q.-+John H. Reily ; U.—John
mulls, Jr.; W.--Grafton, Fox; A. W.",-Charles
W. - Kepner; C. S.—Henry C. Pelen. '-"Represen
-otiveg P 9, at:Phibt4q/Phia -- ;atorge
A.t, and Wm. T. Bishop Jr.
P. W. A.
Tua .N.lll.loWed OF ADOPZIED ClTneniS.—Tho
patriotism of adopted ci twAruk in the present
crisis is worthy of all vitae. They compose a
ty of our Alufleci3oforceli,.,:who en
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per
haps natural that this should be so. Having
come to this country 'to find a home from the
social and* Pad opPresdcM l l.4eold world,
and hil'idi.*teik.iiico laii4:fetiotA4l)tessings
of our institutions, they are , ready to peril for
trine tad life in their defence: The 'iihicrity
with which they ceme - td the aid Of the Govern
ment, in the hour of its peril, shows that they
appreciate its value, and are determin ed to haitd
down to their'childreh' ' the 'Union
which has proved a refuge and, a shelter.
them. Be all this as it may; when this gieet
struggle shall be over and the rebellion crushed,
the country will owe a debt of gratitude to its
adopted citlietts quite rug 'great as that which
will be due to the native born. Its safety will
have quite as much of the blood of the one as
of the other.
M-EDimirrowN —thigoriclk aftimeoh;
while a farmer was driving a four-horse 'teeth,
attached to a wagon loaded with bear,* over
the race bridge, east of; town, it gave way and
the wagon Wits . threim into the race. Several
of the horses were injured the siCcident.
Rev. John McCosker, pastor (011ie Catholic
churches at Ildiddietown and.tlirabethtovni, has
been appointed by Gov. Curtin "it chaplain In'
one of the Pennsylvania regimenti. The Jour
nal says that it Is not'known whether the , 'Rev
erend gentleman will accept the appointment,
but the editor adds that honor could net haVe•
fallen upon a worthier recipient.lHe_conimands
the respect and esteem of all who areacquaird
ed with
,him, and the, army will contain no
better Union man, nor one who will be mote
devoted to the welfare otlinse tiiidmidispirii
ual charge.
ON Saturday evening a meeting was held
Union Hall, for the purpose of -- givinCyoung
?Apixkiri in
'fantry to be iittaai - ed tol . iccirtei'i regi
ment, now forming at Lebanon. '"The meeting
was ably &dressed by Capt. D. J. =Boynton and
Rev. Lane, after which several young men ed
rolled'their namea. We' xnay here - state that
Col. McCarter is a Minister of the Gospel, and
that it is designed to make his regiment one cif
the best equipped and officered 'tbing from the
State, and one whose moral characteristics will
invite the confidence of all those wishing to
enter the service of their imperiled country.
WHAT ABE WE STRUGGLING WO SLINLAIN ? the
same principle that was planted upon this soil
in landing the Pilgrim fathers, who for the
privilege of doing as their conscience dictated',
east their bark npon an unknovin sea, ,to fig
the tyranny of a bl ated ar:stocracy; thatprinc&
ple is the living genius of our Government, and
finds its opponents to-day in that class of men
that would be dictators or Sings, would
have principle smothered in tile success of party,
and corrupt all the avenues cC truth; we will
anstain the Governmentas it is "' Where evert
tiller' of the soil is ri - Prhice amino ruffian ,Lord
Mars springs fair promises;" irere we will ref
mind you that Mich & Bowman's cheap .store
is at the south east corner of Front and Market
streets. • •
Loiri-Waitloat laat week atthe depot's' sena
yellow hand trunk marked inside Lieut. A. J;
i'Cartney, containing a felt abide; and some(
papers of no value to any person except thd
owner. The finder will' be" liberally rewarded
by leaving it ett pits ePik ~, 001 ;4 ,
1221211. 02 14EW GOODS, Lanai, Andaman
—We have now on hand one of •the best selfxst:
•ed-and largest stock of goode in: the city. Hay:
ingietklarged o ur sfore:Ve - arti . noe! enabled to,
keep a full line of all kind of good.
-- - 100 pieces' of,newfall DeT4tI2,`,AFC ,• , „
2511 c. ,of plead opliiaa ,
26 pc. - splendid fi gured all wool DeLabaes.
.15 , pc. black AlaPacas;fibni anctlerf.
100procIteS' and' Wool
26 p r O:' of Aaiii r Frenah a4 - idlina;
200 dtzi of ladies' anen!a and children's stock
inga
76 pa:. of heavy brown.M . uslin. - --•
100 po. of bletufhedliusbn; all''ll prices
largd lot of - Shlitiblikta, Hoop Odds; in=
fan Bodies, :Collars, white Cambrics.
60-pc:Canton Flanels antKrosh.
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Thankful for pastfavonCwe &bat iiifteatfidly!
be outella any
sept2l-dif ltho i -bld hand.
HAIR DYE Amir i k Dyg4 1
Wm. A. = WatelblirrtsOihtir Dye I
The only Haxuatim'and Rel34le Dye . Kil4.
All others are mere traltations, and shoald be avoided
if you wish to estapo ridicule. •
GREY, RED OR BUSTY HAIR dyed Instantly lo a
beauttrul and naterarßrawn Without the least
(Wary to Hair or Skin.
MELEES iteDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been - awarL
ded to Wtl. A. Rivessr,ou sin . .118 9, and_over 299,000
applications ltaits beenVade to the hair' o f the patrons
of his famous Dye - ,
Wit. A. BAT° tilt Oddness a color
not to be distinguishen Doak nittaremid M,wsusturren
not to injiiteln the let ho ever long it my be contin
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
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• FOE -TEMAL.ES,
nCallitde o comainew irsgwanng, :*DQ remoirtvij a
obanruntioida; &WS *Welter flituse; and 1.
ways SOCCeEllna MI a proven.
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IHESE PILLS HAVE BEEN USED Eti
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the dosters for many . years, both In Prance ano
Americo, with onparklieW pumas in every case ; and"
he* urged by many thopetuteladleat who used their, tc
make the Pills public fettle) alleviation of those sollerinl
from any Irregatryk,hsr„soiateVer ' well' ' As to proven'
en higferoie of Hatilly.:WkOrobealt Ott perrult 4.
Temakit particularly steaks; or; there itellposioS Mom
selves so, are calitioned against these Pills ; Winkle that
condition as they ere Stir' to Prodooe Inc ,
the proprietor assumes.no responsibility after this adinco
Onion, although'th*.ndltiness. would prevent any mkt'
oblet to healtb-,odiewbei the .111 lit are..recommendect.
Full sod =Olen atientitine atimpepily'eatsk boa. Prior
$1 00 per box. Stild whelesalwand retall!bP,
01PARILIS A. DANNVABS, Druggist%
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NO: „hintis Row, Harrisburg, Pa.
"Ladies," byrlsemeig too : sv 00 to the Harriabur t
Post Office, osikliivethe,pillaoem free of Observation k
any part of the country (ninifidotdallniurd "free or poi
tags" by..mail. • awe by, 8. 8.. fiuts, Reading,
mime; &noway • • VOwlinS, PhHadelphia, J.
:e-putou, lateolultari.J. A.
Wow. Wrightsville .;,:lit,t } ,klutier, Pork • and by one
*twist everY"eitl,hOd tillage - 131 the onion, and'hy
S. D. Howl, ote proprietor. New York.
N. Be—look ent tbr.connterfeite.. Boy no Golden Yule
of any kind unless every bon to Signed s:11: /lows. Ai
others are a Woo iinposttiod and Resift therefore, ; . be
you value your liver (Welty nailing of be
ns humbugged OM of jeer 14 0 00Y)i• only or mos ,
who show the signature of B. ft. Howe on every box,
which..bas tecently been Added on 11,001111111. the PIM
being countlirrettiM" : 'diazdsreawlY.
'TH OiVrA.N`l t TO FENIALIE.S.
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DR. OREESIIMAN'S PILLS
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Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M. A,
YORK CITY. "
91 HE. oomttimtita,of iipgrialiente s &See
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al4lrregulgritieß Tainhal Menstruation& removing all Ilb
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pain to the site imipttatton el.. the heart, whites, all ner
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limbs, he , disturbed sleep, which arises from taterrup
tion of nature. _ r .
. TO HARRIED LADM,
Dr. Cheessmares Pills are invaluable, as they will bring
On the monthly period. with regularity. Ladles who have
beep diaap,o Med in the unkof other Pills can place the
utmost commence is Dr. Oheeserean's Pills doing all that
they represent to do. :-.
NOTIOR
There it one cendition tf the /estate tytte afl vithichthe
Pitts cannot be tam salami preduceng a PS:JULIA&
RESULT., Theconditior' inferred to is PREG NANUT ;
the result JILISOA BRIAR& Such it the irsetistiVe ten
dency Wthis. onediciatio Tutors the scowl fusel:ion La, a
normal ,00nditsbay that even the reproductive power q' na
ture commit resist it::
Warranted purely. wegetahle, and free.from anything
lijurioes Enplicit directions, which should be road ac
company each bop'. Price $l. Sent by mail oke%lost
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E. 8.1117 O.IINGS,
General Agent for the Ceded Statee.
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hiving suffercidgeversil, years, with,s severe lung agent •
ion, and that Vldaenil4 . Coniamiltien—is anxious to
make known to his lellow-eufferiare the iaeana i or cure.
4 1 1,14141 - 4ild . re Sea .I;i9fLY prh
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preparing and using the same which they will Anita
sure euk&forCoueualkidott, : The
beliotijeel, of [he advertiser In seeng - Preseriptiou
is it,' tiene4ll2ti all*ted,, and avian/ information which
he condelvee te be uyaluable, and he hopes every suf
ferer will:
try his remedy:, se it Will cost them nothing,
anti me:y prove a blessing,
Parties wishing the piewirition pliaisiutdrese •
DWARD.A. WILStiN .
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k Inge county, New York
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Pe vim a nd doe; Dyameta, Dinsy, pie% AO In short,
mod
ti dbrieeoOphlldlii thelr.ourAeoPrOPertioo
No remit?. e iehlol tie wi th at rthem )0
, 'l4 - their mei
usa mueheilleallgiusil °swiss =LS& be saved.
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Propared by..9,4,B._MOYFAT, Ne,W And
tajyrihr47
New 2irvertistments.
INITHD SIMS LOIN.
TlttifitigY NOTEIEST 7 ` 31. I , *': 4141014
URSUANT to initinctionelnin.,:the Seerei
p
tary..2f the Trea0. 121 92_9 150 4wi1l lie opened
on the 8d tE - Pitnimbr AT TEO
ltittitigllßG : 13Wit'for - :::saiSWI:“ - tioniP
United Siatesiti4WOtes:4;lalitted under
the act of July 1Y,'1;1361.:. TA;ese notes be
issued in earns of fifty dollars, one hundred dot=
lass, five hundred dollars,:one thousand dollar&
and five:thousand dollirs each, dated 19th Au:
guit;'ll36l, payable year& after dal:CO:the
order of - the subscriber or as directed, and beari
lag intend...at Utelite 0f7.7 8-10 .percent. per .
annum, payable; semi-annually ; such inter*
being at the rate of two cents for , each day on
every hundred dollars. For the convenience of
the holder, each-
,note will have co u pons at;
tached expressing , the several amounts of wad:
annual interest, which coupons may be de:
tached and presented for payment separately:
from the notes:
Subscription for such treasury notes:Mil be
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received during fifteen days from the day of
opening the hook; as aforesaid. No unixerip
don for less thcin fifty dollars nor for any free:,
Lion of 'that sum oente r e ce iv ed: Subscription s
must be paid in lawful coin of the United
States or 'Firilfulelphia or New . Yerk Ex
change et the time of subscribing.
—Certificates be ' vaned in duplicate toy
subscribers for the mounts so paid, the original:
of ;arhich the subierther will'transmit by mail.
to. the. Secretary of the Treasury, when treasuj
ry notes, as aforesaid, will be issued thereon to
such - stllxicr - lber; - biltliroider, carrying" interest:
as expressed Ira* certlEatte; on payment the;
subscriber wiltiarcilttlitilileithereto, a sum'
equal to the is t terest accrued thereon from the
19th of August to the afe '
of payment, - which
payments of interest will toe'talintrarsed to the
subscTiber in the lairhent of the first cot:Mon.
The treasury notes lained upon such min
,
cates by the treasury - -will be sent to the ebb
scribers by mail, or Such other mode as may be
indicated; **TA* UM' ; tnuuSait :*4
original I:indite**. The duplicate certificates
Mai be retained by them for their own security.
3.. W .! WEIR v:
Babscaptiou Agent
rlaryz.--4.
iliPCOMilDuktlarkl - At - ikla r tiAGrigait
.rare Wilma reached and for gala by
Nib WM. DMZ JS. 6 00
MA -0i
litiectifcmtotm
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SOMETHING FOR THE TIMESs!
rtrA NECESSITY IN VtRY HOUSEHOLD.
JOHNS & CROSLEY'
liddricait blue
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WORLD.
THE CHEAPEN GLUE IN THX,WORLD.
THE LOST DURABLE GLUELYTHE WORLD.
THE ONLY RELIABLE GLUE IN, THE WORLD
THE EFS? GLUR 1N THE WORLD.
i . 26ifEßroAik dtmENT Atft
le the only article of the kind ever produced which
.
WILL . WITHSTAND WATER.
trIi...,kMENR WOOD,
iiV
leire yok brokenbrokenietture2.'
IT WILL MEND LEATH tR,
Mend your Harness, &rape, Belts, Boots, &o.
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
tilass Bade
' • IT. ;WILL MANDAYPVI
Don't throw annylhat bro ra ken
t lvory Pan, it is easily re.
e', ;-•
ILL MEND CHINA,
Soar broken Chin i Cups and Saucers can be made va
good Si new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE,
That OM* keocked ant of Yorir Maible 7 mantle can be
piston., strong as over.
PORDELMN ?
faiinaitor Utigivit tat
ling, a shilling saved is a shilling earned.
IT WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That emtly Alabaster Vase At, broken .and' you cant
match it, mend wnl never thew ,when put together.
It .Mend 'Bone & Coral, ,Laire ! , . and in
..
fact everything bat Metals.
any article Cemented with ,AgitRiCAN °RUNT GLUM
wW not Show where It is mended.
EXTRAtift.
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"Every Housekeepers should have a supply cir Johne
& Crosley's American Cement Glue."—N . Y. Tonal.
10) . ( cotvenient to have in tae house."—N.
~ .u.is.sawityirewiy; this commends itself to every
bviri-Ingsendatif-
e have 'nod and lino It as useful In our homes as
water."—mGra:Spirii of tta Thlg s.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH
$lO,OO 'Per i year Bayed in eiery finilly'by One Bottle
of
‘ AligintYAN CEMENT GLUE.
Pride; 26 dente per '/Citle.
PriC o4 Pa t e PP r .BOttl e.
PiiceL26 dente per Bottle.
Price' 26 Cents per Bottle.
Price*; dents - peißOtle.
Price 26 dente per Bottle.
Very Liberal, Releseilons to. Wholesale Buyers,
TERMS CASE.
arFor sale by all Drugglsts, sad Storekeepers geseralr
ly tlarouglrp.t the
JOBS CROSLEY,
(Sole Mae ufainerem p )
'lB WILLIAM STREET,' ,
Corner of liberty street. NEW YORK.
Important to House Owners.
Important to Builders.
t.
Importantio Rail Road Companies.
Importanito Fners,
2b all whom this may concern, and it concerns essay
body.
JOHNS' & • CROSLEY'S
• . wpm° Guns notate
OFfidE.NT-SO6FING,
The Cheapest end most thimble Roofing in use
IT xs FIRE AND WATER 112,001 1 .
Ii Mtn be applied to NSW Mir urn ROOTS of &II killdS,
steep or ti a, and to Ilinsout Room without
removing the Shingles.
The Coot le oaly,tihout One.Thled that of Tin
Aitoxr is , 4wicz, AS UIJitABLIC..
This article has been thoroughly tested lo New York
ply and: alt
_other , parts o 1 the United Staten,Rannda,
West•lndiell Centra and Bondi- Awerims, on buildings of
all kinds, such as FAMOILIVA, FOUNDR/ISS, 011Uittaile, BAIL
ROAD Darns, CARS, And, Con , Ttnitio Stumm generally
Govsitiorwer BOILDISGA, &a', by the principal Builders,
Arcalrocts and others, during the past tour years, and
has proved to re the CHEAPEST and MOtif DuRABLs
ROOFING is use; lt is in every respect A FIRE, WAI BR,
WEATHER and TIME PROOF covering for ROOFS OF
ALL KINDS
This is the ONLY ssataial wanstraclwrect in the United
Males which coothlues the very desirable properties of
Masao:iv and Durabdil4, which are universally acanow
'edged to bwpossesaed by GUTIA PARCHA AND
INOLA BUBBEIit.
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NO neat la required in making application.
The expense-of ipplYlog it is trifling, as an ordinary roof
can be covered end fletebed the same day
fe"'
eau be'app e y any one ,
and when lichilied forme' a perfectly than PitoOn en rine°
With 11110hIEWIC body, which cannot be injured by auT,
Cow or Swann. eannottao er Aeon. BOARDS, nor any ex
ternal action whatever..
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GIITTA PERCH& CEMENT,
For Coating Metals of all kinds when exposed
to the Action of the Wiather, and
FOR FRESEIM'ING AND liFkilitiNG METAL
ROOFS OF 49. LL KINDS
This is the only Composition known which will oneness
fully mist extreme changes of all onnistes, for any'
length of date, when applied to metals, to Which it ad- •
herds Army, forming a Dolly equal to coats of ordinary
paint, coats much has and will i3Of MON TIMES O
LUNtP and 'from' its elatillotty Is not Injured by. the ,
contraction anti expansion of Tin and other metal Reefs,
consequent upon sudden changes of the weather.
Iturfildel CRACK IN COLD DD guy IN WARN
MUZZLES, AND WILL .02 - WASH . On.
Leaky Tin and other Metal Roofs can be readily repair
.edvdth.GLITTLIIERLIHA-CaMENT, and prevented from
further corrosion and leaking,. thereby ensuring a per
fectly tightrmif for manryeerx. , ".
This Cement is pflpii gig adapted for the preservaikist
tif
CULTORkIi MPLE4ENT.I,'Itd., alsO_ foe general mann
lecturers Ilse. • •
GIITTA PERCHA • CEMENT
.
For preseiying and. repalag Tin and other Matt Roofs of
every 414711M.Mi1, from its great elasticity , 14 no, injured
by the eontraCtion end eap.mnim of. Metals, and wiu not
ersicitlicaldiii run in warm weather.
Th"PPntoiars are 4 1 401 1 4 1 TO 43. gni! we
are'pripiredlo islapfilyoraera ifom any pan !A t
ha coun
try, at Paw. nopoopr. %mu YEKILL• ROOMG in
Pilaf realty pirepanatfor.uae, and GUTta..PIKRINIA.Cg
idzir inbourrelo; with printed direction's for appli
cation.
AGENTS WANTED
We will Maki liberal - and satisfactory arrangements
with resporwible. parties who Valid like to establish them-
selves in a isorenve and permanent bushman.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
We cen give abundant proof of all we elaim in favor
of our Improved Bootleg having applied them to several
thousand Roofs in New York City and vicinity.
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JOHNS & oßcer,Ey
soul MANUFACTURERS,
WholesaieWarehouselB William St,
.•,.
Weer Llberty&reet... . NE I ,I IV-TORK.
Full desoriptive Circulars and Prices will be founts had
appliestiom
9° 3 14 1 7-,i ki • • '
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Injs 4 7 —.. ''' .T 4 61 t. A1,. 1314 : 1 M I t. I N
t
NEVri:ur; 'bit - received; of t 6.0 boo
43. quality, at Cs , next door to ll larrlabar
B/01k. Sae
ffligitelkmenus.
SPECIAL PROCLAMATION BY
THE GOV.ERtiOE.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF THE CONIFONWIALTH,
Harrisburg, Sept. 18, 1861.
The following "provisions in case any of the
militia or volunteers shall be in actual service
at the time of the general election" arepublish
ed for the benefit of those citizens of Pennsyl
vania to whom they may apply in connection
with the general election to be held on the sec
ond Tuesday of October, A. D. 1861:
Whenever any of the citizens of this Com
monwealth qualified as hereinbefore provided,
shall be in auy actual military service in any
detachment of the militia or corps of volunteers,
under a requisition from the President of th e
United States, or by the authority of this com
monwealth, on the day of the general election,
as aforesaid, such citizens may exercise the
right of suffrage at such places as may be ap
pointed by the commanding officer of the troop,
or company, to which they shall respectively
belong, as fully as if they were present at
the usual place of election. Provided; that
no member of any such troop or company, shall
be permitted to vote at the place so appointed,
if at the time of such election be shall be with
in ten miles of the place at which he would be
entitled to vote, if not in service as aforesaid.
The proceedings for conducting such elections
shall be as far as practicable, in all respects the
same as are herein directed in the case of gen
eral elections, except that the captain or com
manding officer of each company or troop shall
act as judge, and that the first lieutenant or of
ficer second in command, shall act as inspector,
'at such election, so far Be shall relate to .such
company or troop ; and in case -of the neglect
or refusal of such officers, or either of them, to
serve in such capacity, the officer or officers next
in command, in such company or troop, shall
act as judge or inspector as the case may be.
The officer authorized to perform the duties
of judge, shall administer the proper oath or
affirmation to the officer who shall act as in
spector, and as soon as such officer shall have
been sworn or affirmed, he shall administer the
proper oath or affirmation to the officer whose
duty it shall be to act as judge, and such officer
acting as judge shall appoint two persons to act
as clerks, and shall administer to them the
proper oaths or affirmations.
The several officers authorised to conduct
such elections shall take the like oaths or affir
mations, shall have the like powers, and they,
as well as other persons who may attend, vote,
or offer to vote, at such election, shall he sub
ject to the like penalties and restrictions as are
declared or provided in this act, in the case of
elections by the citizens at their usual places of
elect ion.
Within three days after such election, the
judges thereof shall respectively transmit
through the nearest post office, a return thereof
together with the tickets, tally lists of voters, to
the prothonotary of the county in which ouch
electors would have voted, if not in military
service. And the said judges shall transmit
another return of such election to the com
manding officer of the regiment or lbattallion,
as the case may be, who shall make a general
return tinder his hand and seal, of the votes of
all the companies or troops under his command
and shall transmit the same through the near
est post office to the secretary of the common
wealth.
It shall be the duty of the prothonotary of
the county, to whom such returnsahallbe made,
to deliver to the return judges of the same
county, a copy certified under his hand and seal,
of the return of votes so transmitted to him by
the judges of the election in the companies or
troops aforesaid.
The return judges of the proper county or
counties, in which the volunteers or militia
men aforesaid may have resided at the time of
being called into actual service as aforesaid,
shall meet on the second Tuesday in November
next after the election. And when two or
more counties are connected in the election,
the meeting of the judges from each county
shall be postponed in such case until the Fri
day following the said second Tuesday In No
vembEr. ,
The return judges so met, shall includein
their enumeration the votes so returned, and
thereupon shall proceed in all respects in ,fife
like manner as is provided in this act, in cases
where all the votes shall have been given at
the usual place of election.
ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
aepll3-doawte
ATTORNSY Ginisnex:s OFFION,
lELuutusunta, Sept. 27, 1861. I
My opinion is requested by the Governor on
the following questions, viz :
L What volunteers will be entitled to vote
at the approaching general election in their
camps ?
11. Whether the volunteers so entitled to
vote, can vote for County officers ?
I. lam clearly of the opinion that no vol
unteers will be entitled to vote in their camps,
except such as are in actual military service in
conformity with law, viz : Such as are in•ser
vice under the authority of the Governor - on
the requisition of the President of the Milted
States. All the field officers of such regirnegfe
will be commissioned by the Governor, andthe
holding of such commissions by the field Offi
cers will be a fair test of the right of the tee
ment to vote. .
IL The Act of Assembly provides that the
volunteers may exercise_the-zight . of guffaws;
of course they have as much right lA/ vote for
County officers as for any other. k,
W. M. MEREDITH,
. Attorney General:
"Since writing the above an additional ques
tion has been propounded tome,
viz : Wture
men from several counties are in the same com
pany, what course should be purtmed P lam
of opinion that in such cases there shoshirtie
separate ballot-boxes, tally lists 8:c; far, ejitit
County, and the votes should be return_
tfilb
each county, of the voters entitled to vote' in
such county." •
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W. M. Mintserra, Attorney General.
Sept. 28, 1861. Sept; 28-116 t.
GENERAL ORDER N0.,8:-
HEAD-Querergas Normslmams Mum. }
Harrisburg, Sept. $O, 18614
L No Surgeon or Assisatant Surgeon•csti re
ceive a commission from the Governor of Penn
sylvania, unless he has first passed an examina
tion before a Board of Surgeons, in accordance
with the Act of Assembly and General Orders
No. 25 of the War Department.
A Vedical—Board-for the examination - 44 R
Srugeons,-ordinistant-Surgeonsi Flow a oll iffies
such, in any regiment raised in :the .$ of
Pennsylvania, will be held at flurriaburgo.
ber 241861, at 9a. m., and at Wa i ton
.I*y
at Willard's Hotel, on Tuesday, the g t h te i
October, 1861, at 10 a. m.
By order of
A. G. duituti •
Governor and'Commander
CRAIG BIDDLE, A. D. C.
(IRAS CIDER 111—Strictly put goy*
9,..) ling and aweat—haa reeetVed.AOlvellgew..ol.-
lam aat every Suite Agrieutlarif - ntratiai , mite r
ae by teltd WU. DOOlll ROO.
-WANTED,
50 AspX)iiiltirtifst,RseEz Ferwittlet'Wllkk
Filbert, ' lacio6-Int] .1111t.13Z101
IA UR newly replenished stoelt'ef Toi et
i,, Jr and ram, Goods to nosurpaneed in Ate3l47
feeling confident of rendering setlidention t We W .
pectlnkky invite &call. • - -.:0 .t
91 #4 1 19. 1 . 1 409h 1 if0 49 4 1fe filto l9l /04111114
didett,ti.41. , ,,...1-. 4. ,tb. ' , -.. , •-;:“: ' -
ELLER'S DRUG STORE is the pion
to b ll 7 Data *Akan.
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