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EIARRISBURG, PA
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Saturday Morning, October 19, 1861.
•fo MILITARY OFFlCHRBL—ptlieer+•' pay-roll
blani;s, handsomely printed on fine white paper,
according to the prescribed rule, are for sale
at the counter of this office.
TROOPS FRO:11 THE Wror —A body of four
hundred U. S. regulars, mostly cavalry, under
the command of Col. Philip St. George Cook,
from Salt Lake city, Utah territory, passed
through here yesterday, en route to Wash-
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WEALMY COLORM PEOPLE.—Robert Purvis, a
colored man, who resides at Byberry, a short
distance from Philadelphia, is worth over a
hundred thousand dollars. He is an ameteur
farms r. His brother's widow is said to he worth
as much,
Doss 'fnoora.—Tht• seventh Indiana (caval
ry) regiment, the arrival of a detachment of
which we noticed a day or two since, arrived
ere on Thursday by the Pennsylvania railroad,
41 route for the sent of war: They are a fine
Hip of men, and with the exception of arms,
anvietely equipped• The cavalry force at
oshingten will soon be an immenge army by
:elf.
PoracE—Jloyor's Ogice—James Mattria. was
rraigded for drunkenness and disorderly con
suet, and fined $l.
Charles Fox—ti born loafer was brought up
for viigreney, and discharged. .
Chas. Madden—a delapidated looking
with his head full of patches—was ar
raigaill for drunkenness. Recommended to
DR.
l iii Coryn and John Joseph both vags
Iv, up fur lying around loose. Discharged.
ntLL OF THU GOOD WILL FIB.E COMPANY.—
Ti, ,econd annual grand dress ball of the Good
Will Fire company will take , place ,at Brant's
City Hall on the 18th of next month. Exten
sive arrangements are now being made to have
the affair pass off with proper elact, and from,
tl well known tact of the gentlemen charged
with the management, we have no doubt it will
b ine of the most brilliant soiree darwasts of the
se.von. The proceeds of the ball are . to be ap
-0101 to the payment of au instalment due to
manufacturers of the new Button engine,
rr 'Lay purchased by the company. The Good
Will " boys" are an efficient branch of our fire
department, and richly deserve encouragement
fret our citizens.
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Min.eys Fearraoss.=—One of the furnaces of
Ms--re. Kelley & Co., in Middletown, is now in
full West —employing ilairty-five hands—and
three out mole iron per week than ever before.
It averages 126 tons per week, but as high as
147 tons per week have been made, since it
came into the bands of the present enterprising
company. The second furnace is now being re
paired, and it is thought they will be able to
put it into operation about the Ist of February
next, when a great many additional hands will
be needed, The Messrs. Kelley, deserves great
deal of credit for keepin; their works in opera
tion at this time, when there is an almost uni
versal stagnation in all kinds of business. Those
who give employment to the laboring commu
nity, now, become public benefactors ihereby,
and as such we look upon this firm. We wish
them abundant success.
Host COMPANIES.—In Philadelphia the ladies
have organized a society for knitting woolen
stockings for the volunteers, under the name of
the Columbia Hose Company. In Harrisburg
no society of the kind has as yet been organized,
but we suggest to the ladies skilled in the use
of the knitting needle, to forthwith form one
under the title of the State Capital Hose Com
pany. Let us have a Ladies Hose Company
forthwith, and here we may say that it is abso
lutely necessary to have some heavy blankets,
for our Government cannot obtain them. Any
wishing to help the national cause, "can do so
effectually by forwarding to Quartermaster Gen
eral Hale a blanket or two from their private
stock. They should be heavy ones, but two
light ones sent together will answer. The Gov
•rnment has ordered a supply from Europe, but
the meantime our soldiers, especially in
western Virginia, are freezing from the want
of them.
COMA SUGAR AND TEA. —Our citizens are
aware that the prices of these necessary articles
have rapidly advanced of late. This is not war
ranted by scarcity, nor by the moderate tax
which the Government will soon lay upon
them ; but is caused by action on the part of
speculators, which journals everywhere should
expose. ape New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, in alluding to this subject,
says : A very active speculative movement in
coffee, sugar and tea has been in progress for
some time past, the effect of which has been to
run up the prices of these almost necessaries of
life to a figure which places them beyond the
reach of those who have the most need of them—
the poor. In anticipation of the increased duty
to which these commodities will soon be sub
ject, the speculators have bought, or are buying
up and placing in store, the surplus stock on
hand, in the 'expectation of commanding their
own prices for them. Even now, the common
est qualities of brown sugar cannot be purchased
at retail fer, less than cents per pound,
which is an increase of one hundred per cent.
Upon
nth ago. prices current for the same quality a
mo The advance on coffee and tea is
not So enormous, but it is sufficient to limit
m asutnption to a very perceptible extent, and
to realm the working class realize the necessity
of abandoning their use. The moderate tax
imposed by the Government upon these articles
will be borne in the same patriotic spirit of self
surike which has characterized our yeople
from the beginning of the war ; but it is ques
tionable whether as much can be said in regard.
to the speculators who are thus taking adYlla
tags of the n ecessities of Goverruvalt to.ndd to
the b
of the
enriching thereselvets. public:for the purpose oil
ME=
Rxrusszo.—His Excellency, Gov. Curtin, re
turned to town yesterday. from Pittsburg,
having gone there to present State flags to the
regiments composing Gen. Negley's brigitde.
FOOT SMASHED.—An employee of theVennsid
vania Railroad, named John Wise, had one of
his feet smashed on Thnsrday between two car
bumpers. He was taken to his residence in
Washington avenue, Where he received medical
attendence, and is now doing as well as can be
expected under the circumstances.
KILLED ON THE RAIMOAD.—Last Wednesday
as a train filled with soldiers was coming east
ward, when near McVey - town one of the soldiers
named Bower, from jowa, by some accident fell,
and a portion of the train .passed over both his
lega. He was taken to MoViviown for medical
aid; but died the same evening. His remains
were interred in. the l!ifeth4st cemetery. It is
said he was single, and had but one relative
living, a sister, whose whereabouts he did not
know.
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gEORuITING FOR TUE llamas Sravrol.--Capt.
Jacob M. Eyiter,.Fliose return to towttNye no
ticed yesterday, intends remaining here for
some time, having' been'detaqed in the recruit
ingiservice. Th e Captain has already recruited
two full comrades io. Ohio, and ims: Secured
some eight or ten recruits for , another company
in this city. Young men who desire to serve
their country cannot march under a better or
broker officer than Captain Eyster. ins, head
quarters is at the Ex'ehinge, 'Walnut 'street.
SEW LOCIOMOUVE.--A . new and beautiful lo
comotive arrived on Thursday from; the Lan •
caster Locomotive, Works, where it .w as built
under the superintency of Mr. Frederick Curie,
for the Northern Central Railway. It is a
freight engine, combining all the bnprevements
which gained such an extended reputation for
the engines heretofore * turned out limn these
shops. The cylinders are 16i inches in di
ter, 22 inch stroke, the waist of boiler'l6 in
ches, and the driving wheels 6 feet in , diameter.
"GEN. LYON'S FUNERAL ilLuton"r 7 soft and
sweet as an angel's whisper—" Gen. Seigle's
March"—like the advancing tread . of a victo
rictus army—" Lord Saveour Native ilpfl," and
a collection of German songs, full of poetry,
rick and sparkling as genuine "johannisberg,"
are among the latest gems of music received at
Knoche's Music Store, No. 98 Mirket. "street.
Knoche has also received a choice variety of
handsome mirrors, richly mounted with carved
gilt, frames, together with a variety of other
fancy articles, which adds wonderfully US the
fine effect of his . .establishmenl
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IMPORTANT TO RSCRITS AND REOIII3ITENG OFFl
cus.—The are numerous instances where men,
have signed their names on :enlistment rolls,
and, afterwards failed to go, into the, ser
vice,
of the several coMpanies they had
pledged themselves to. It appears that these
recusants could have been held according : to a
reent military decision. It has been decided by
Generals Butler and Schouler, after a very care
:
fgl Investigation, that a soldier is holden from
the time of signing his name to the enlistment
roll; just as truly as though he were "sworn
in and persons who have enlisted and left
the service without a proper discharge; are to be
considered deserters, whether they have been
"sworn in" or not.. _
PESSENTATION OF A HORSE TO GIEN. SCIOTT..A
few days ago Colonel P. Kerr, of Clarion coun
ty, Penusylvanflt, presented, in,peison, to. Gen.
Winfield Scott, a most splendid sorrel horse,
five years old, weighing fifteen hundred pounds,
and measuring seventeen hands high. The
horse the General has been , using is rather
broken down with age, having carried• his dis
tinguished owner, who is no light weight, for
many years ; so the generous present came to,
the war-worn, scar-covered veteran. in 'good
time. The horse is a noble specimen of his
race, and was raised in Clarion oorintT
, by;
Shoup. The General was very . much
and although he cannot now mount him very
well, he can use him 1:01 carriage, ,Clarion
county is doing very well furnishing horses for
military heroes. Napoleon ILL is now riding a
horse raised in that county.
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How To His? Feos.—Here is a recipe, which
is itself worth the price of subscription to any
housekeeper, and we give it to our readers
gratis. It is at once simple and infallible. A
gentleman has informed us
,Aat he has used it
for eight years in his famil y, mid never yet took
a foul egg out of the liquid, and, what is better,
eggs preserved in this way never lose their
richness:
Recipe.—To 3 gallons of water add i pint quick
lime and 1 pint salt, and stir till well mixed
and dissolved. No. care is needed in butting
the eggs, as they will always settle right ena
up, if just dropped lightly into the vessel. None
but those perfectly sound will sink. Those
which float should be taken out, for- although
they may be good enough for immediate use,
they are not entirely sound. It is not impor
tant whether the eggs be all placed in the vessel
at once or at different times ; and they can be
taken - but as they are needed.
Antriansrsa.—The two first verses of: the
first chapter of the Chronicles of &Legate, read
thus
"Who bath sadness? Who bath 'wog Who
'shinnest' the streets with gloom of; o o l l oOrliOoe
and perplexity of mind? Who loseth the con
fidence and patronage, sinkethinto poverty and
forgetfulness? Ile that culvertiseth not—He that
doth not make himself known', through the
papers. He whq, by his negligence in this
matter, depriveth himself of gain and secureth
to himself loss I His I - Ausiness, wisdonA is, fool ,
isheess. His lack of knowledge, yea, his stingy
gtness sticketh out, and the discerning shun
him.
"Who hath gladness? Wbohath joy? Who
bath growing business and full coffers 4 Who
Payeth his notes promptly ? Who galneth the
confidence and patronage of men, and riseth' to
1 affluence ? IL that advent:nth liberally-that
through the journala of the day' Inaketh hita
self and his business known ! He bath chosen
ttni Part of wisdom, and his 'lichee and 'lick**
*page like light on the morning—Rki ahadoW
gm broad. His complacency i"; ‘,
1
• f extended,. Iris happinis
he Il hseiered a!ld 1 3 10kued of alriffi Off-4kt
tio Irby tatt." •
So mote it be I
1, la'run
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Mamas sin. —A fine brass band
honored Gen. Williams and other - military
calebrfilas of our city , with a handsome sere
nadeyesterday.
GANDRR FOR TEM 'DM:S.-Mr, Lyman
Chase, who liVes near the mouth of Chebacco
Pond, Essex, Massachusetts, owns a gander,
which chases every one who enters on his pre
mises, and treats them with the utmost con
tempt.' A few days since he gave chase to Mr.
Chase's cow, and caught her by the nose and
threw to the gir.timd. ' Mr. Chase's dog *then
gave chase to the gander, and it proved to be a
wild goose chase, for the gander turned and
gave chase to the dog, and caught him by the
nape of the tic& and carried him some distance
before he could free himself. Mr. Chase thinks
of 'sending him to Washington, in case of an
attack by the rebels on the Capital. Who
knOws but ,he would save the country?
LIQUOR SELLINO TO SOLDIERS FRORINTED.—
Mur* trouble having been experienced at Camp
Carlisle, Wheeling, by tha indiscriminate sell
ingi df li q udri§ to soldiers, the State authorities
rearrested the City Council of that place, o pass
an 9rdinance prohibiting the keepers ? of , coffee
honses and ordinaries from such sale . . The
Council met on Tuesday evening, and adopted
an PortlininciK!;mbracing provisions aindlar. to an
act 'of Congress passed at the last session; like- .
hib g l o ting . the sale of liquor 'to soldiers in Wash
in n City. The ordinance provides that all
persons convicted of selling, giving, or adminis
terihg Bluely knowingly, to officers and soldiers,
or those Welirttik nitilerin'of _Oilers, shall
pay a - fine not less thin ten dollars nor more
thai twenty dollars. In ease of default of pay
ment, the ordintut%provldes that the party of
fending litallAtitilibit - qhoAinilitarriticsi 'the
chaingang-
Am iisiitio&'ioa. fins Seranitas:The saioll f
that is to be distributed to the soldiers of the
prelent campaign will soon be ready for distri ;
button. One' will` be given to each 'of` the sol
diets, whetheAn the ligniar iferviee; iiii iiilun
teeis„ .either for the,war or the three months.
Th 4 one adopted by Secretary Seward is now'
being preParel in Allsmi. It is about twenty
inches by thirty ;fi
. handsome lithograph of
an eagle with ontstreteliectiriegs,' over which
is, in a chrularlbfe, the sentence, "Legion of
Hoi!ir," beneath. it, "E Pluribixi Unum," and'
Washington. In the centre of the eagle is the.
Gofdess of Liberty and the Goddess of Justice,
with joined hands, seated %wane fiery 'firagori,,
'with their heels upon 'hi head, the Goddess of
Liberty waving an Ameriam flag; ,
hy the side
of the Goddess ceiiistieeit4 i. scimetar, and
, in her left hand is a bundle of fagots, from the
centre of which one is prldecting, on the'end of
toicwh his a tomahawk 'ln, a Semi-Chao from
one side to the other of the eagle, are the mot
of all the States. Thd right foot of the
ea+ c lasps ,
an olive branch, and the le ft a
~ . •
bridle of arrows.
p faar
8 SOLDIIER 111 ma ATUTT.—Eddy Black,
son of George H . Black, of Indianapolii, is sup
d to be the smallest and yomigeit, if not
tho bravest soldier in the service of the United
Sta of the Indiana troops. When he enlisted
sua l
he as but eight4e4riVof lige, bit he eihibited
am a spirit of patriotism, and so strong a
des e ~.to serve )iikcouiiLtry, that he ovl Rek
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in he 'hiiiity-firiiterit; dolilf6litillitn
-11,0, stationed near Baltimore,,where he now is,
fita so attached,* he to the service that he re
to come hOme On'iarlough,' at the'elisnesi
re est of his mother, telling her that, be had
too much work to attend to. He forwarded his
tw months' pay, and what he accumulated
from ' those who volniftarilPgave` ldifi in ad
mittion of his character, amounting in all to
six dollars, which is now invested in Treasury
notes. An army of such LiMputs would soon
overcome even the fiery ardor of the chivalry.
Reps
.& drummer boy. Just as he was leaving
with; the regiment, an elderly gentleman spoke
tie the little fellow and said, "My lad, do you
kmtvir *hat yon' are going to do?" "Yes, air," '
was his prompt reply, "I am going to beat the!
elruM" widle the soldiers' fire fighting for their I
country." The man shed tears, and said to 1
hi 4, "If you return aliveoxrme tiff My house
and I will give you a horse. I have plenty of
them." Eddy intends to hold him to his offer,
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done 'e LISS ritaa •
iris from all Miser& Pasons.—ln oases of Bono 4 M'.
ÜbietaiviMersY,mrdlrePtiaelkot tiMaIdOXIL L °potation:
of thellNliedlotaorils walk iuttotriabingieetteaured r
unibsig
in L nowlttsysi,bvtiryt vestige of tbeseiMatbsoniet .
by ItiftifilpurltYintiebenkethe bipod4 -_lllllloes Fevers;
Fetzer and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Pilea,Naildn'athoirtit
_mad 611 dleaaeea 80011 yield to their curative properties
No lYbditageOle tlithafenTSlll4 on by ;the& timely
us mush suffering and on may be saved,
eil ti W ft. ?TAT "D!,L.Neir Tort; Mid
totile by allltrealibe i • ".sovihislY
Professor Wood's advertikeinent in another I ; ta:C.:APIPICWOC.4I444u , . .
Tar OBEAMIST ..BARGADIEI nom New You
AUCTION I—The (lheapa Goods Reaieed Yet /-
50 pieces of 5-4 bleached Pillow Case Muslin,
12i cents.
400 dozen of woolen Socks d amaged by water,
37
pieces of daik heavy Pant lltuff, t l3, 26 and
ts.
„. . ,
tO. pieces Canton Flannel,.l2l tents.' ' • :
t 0)
0 of black and grey Cloaks, ircull $2.14,11i) :
dozen of Wipe', woolen Sont4wery cheap.
dozen of grey and white merino Undershirts
an Drawers, 75 cents.
00 Isairs•white woolen Blanketai at all• prices
100 dozen of laoliele.:aid;ehildien.'# wobk,Stoolt=•
ingi,A2.0..47 centa.' .... , : I , ..,
0 pieces of white,' red and yellow F lannel s at
a W pn
9°ln#l7',Plerehanta fve would- *lite to ' 4it041,.
as 'Nal:Lave a large all kindLt of .13+5002 4
and are daily receiving (bode from blew Vex'
.Auction, which we.will sell at wholesale at .City
prices. t • .- • ',.: • Ek LINT,
Alin Bliss& old sialut.•
CON BsTwinnr Mas. JozooN-1- 1 / 6 *
_Snows AND Mits. Surrn.—Meeti4MrS: `Jones
onitlit4iikt7llolWildirtiUis - dearEflbbi .
improved pereom ii ap earanoe, and ifidedd was
in doubt of its being Mr, until she said how are
yonlifri: Braid), when niitinuld tOiay. that
sht haust met Mrs. Sm:lth,who said that she,
Mrs. S mith, bad never iselaillri.` :Tones look .9b
well. I then said to:. hint. Jones that I cheer
fully indorsed what Mrs. Smith had_ said, and
jrutt at that time notion:l Abe beautiful; #ater-:
p*of cloth . circular Mrs. Jonas had:Wight' at
the cheap store corner Front and Market streets,
U & Sown.isr,'and so Mrs. *Own went on
to . 0ct1772t,
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Price 6 ore : A legotpreeec, th e itilipthig g Treatment,
radical Ocre Erperchittorrixe6 Weak
tilMTAlliateilli=f;
wpgyr ' • IMAM ;Iliirykkiiiir
therrithersrielfulibese, ith.64lpußtifiX. OUIJA.
• Gregge.Serirrith--- ire,
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*l *s Post bake; BO=A•
a CARD=tif'
Mg
pfalltble a
corr9Gl44,..,,pitt,mVlin
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obstruaiott,Wee.tatligiob
ways successful aa• proven
the dogtrot for many' ream:
America, with unparalleled,succeas In 41Vpar ,914 , 1 WA/
he is urged by many Uioniaricilirdiele who tuieribenh
make the Pill* publin
from anYArrerilhal. ties Wlr4lJOyArlt,Piktyeak Is3o primp
an, increase or family Wkera•pertiln mut
t hem-
codparticularly sltagfed; ot Wise gap
selves so, .oreountioned,agrainati*asAla i w ,WlolwAst
condition,' is &tri r ! ifilr•L tir prude& Mio*rilike'iMa
the proprietor asaunues no responsibility After Waldrop,
union, although thew Igildn'esti prtrvefit any jilt':
ate 40 - beabb—Aberwise,tikerfijierarb • nrpiromPijtiq
Pullen explicit dhoctiOrWactobech vox. • MW,
sl' 00 per box. del d- wirpheredeursd retailllV
011ABLWA.EtAVIWAItt t,
„. , Nos Wool RowiHarria rg, Pa.
"Ladles,” by egrartlog,hlm_ol, 00 A o .,tlr i i= bu rg
Poet Office, can:have ine•tilleleariairee or, to
any part 01,theoluntry,(conddentially=1V4
tate' by mill. Sold ',Mb' by S. •S.
Tomopt, itounwu - .Ramp% ‘•••.-
samon, Lebanoh,
_Darnix 11, Hamm!, .1. A.
Wam r. Wrlghtavillei•,!--11. - 1110114. York r• and .-try
druggist in every „ohylud-alllagp, inthe,Doloo,„ and by
S. D. Howe , OielvrOV*4* , New Itork . -It 'if I
11,8,714110 k on in limplogritilibin4tvittllcit , AP
of any kind unless every box br i Agged S. D; ater,
etlipra area base imposition sod fts rife ; therefore, as
you value your flveekbargirlgre, ( ( odergoithil)ri of be
uoumbuggodbni of your olo i opb)
. tfty only of . :ALT•
who stone•the signature of V. P. Vow. cid% Wee' - 4ft;
Which has recently been •rilderFiri iiitermt of the Pills
bribe ;:ouotarrate f )iiftrd.-
impiAiki , iivie , lficitkirokt- , :- 1
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„Prepared by ComelinayWheeseman, ,IL D. : ,,,,.
--, - N N Allir' i;1(1"R K helq! Y - id a'. , r'•l ''.
i
ril HE E eMbittati44'9linlye9 WA 8
..1. fills are the regalt of a Imag . anti ati. V'
They' aka' Mild lii LhAir ctpekileh,lifteetteth ktior" .
all Itteighlititiee, I'atahil Meneffiritiektif; R vhitill - be
itnic44, lll 4 whether Film rcolt-Pr itgrrf iße rlnd r
pale hr the side. putilatiMi'di the hem; - white; 'lllitt
oasis ant Woos, hydrerkNiktiote,i palwanvibe beak and
Itmish 49., disturbed steep, which arises from Interrup
tion of littera; -, -' '" .- •tz t - • , -.-; • . -••• ).
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TO H/PIIIIIIPIDAHTILV ' 4 •• •
Dr. Cheeseman , o Pills are hxyplimthlst,,im they will bring
on the mon th ly period witht*Olitity." ladies who have
beeu Oiwygoosithittn,the Ram rtrbePter r01a.,..gag,g.V41
:40 ,1641 t 66n #A n c e- WD 4 .ofif ft!•fti','V'O ' f , e4 400 g
'they remeepe. to de. t ,
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' ri . o . ffci.. . '-' - •
nterciPnatuut groasrerpc#loFrr . , 4 1 3 1
PIA* can notbe' takeii wail' &Mit 'product ..A ' 4 ,, ..: 7 At.
Riqfi e f tif s hedriPa lefttrri-,,kt4f Xr,l. t ). X":>'•
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the r ' CA Rattm. o vsOfols, -. 4 ' • 4 w t .
dewy of the medicine lo restore th e :fad:. to ii'
normal cot r' ' 0. e431..4010t o na "
tore cannot retut-C 1 ir, c If 61 i .j., ~... ...;
VAtscriutted purely vegetable and free from anything,
Injurii& ' EirikcitOliecokioCinktch should litirkol ) .%o
donipany each box. Price $1 gent by Mill on suckle
. t rig ~ gi 10,1hL (140111110194r1- 4421dti
011104 NSl'itt_iir PIT'. ' a 0 I A 1. , 1 4
Sold by One Oruggis n'everylown in the n
-,. , 1,4.-AsummaimafheT
• General Agent fortbe,Dtty i ed ShMee.
'•••:•,,,,,,• , Al libOd*tiy,l44P. York,
To whom all arLolospie siyith,rao k tusuld,thwaddressed.
..wa in Harrisburg of O. A. gisiv — itrr.
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nov29 daw.ly ~,,;.:-.,.,• ;:xi : , .:!-1-3...L., ....- ,t .. ; ; •
I:ollu(Steßnligii
HAIR PM! 4.14411
Batehelor'se.:Rairi
ThO only Harmless,aud;Reliable Rye Known 1
All others smarm DraLtationkasnit.,showid., be &waded
Eyes wish to escape•ritileille HATß
GREY, RED Serlar _4 11 8494..„1 , 0 a
beautiful and n Staliatat, Watielleast
injury to Hair or Bain..
FIFTEEN HEDAI.I3 INA DIPLOMA S have been awar
ded to WY. A.. tdArdeitell itail4)hadaall /her . ..200,00D
applicatiais haveAWA. made to the hair of the .patrons
or his fliMdUittlie."'''
Win qh.BaTOIDILDR63.IIAIR..DYN. , prodooes-asmober.
not to be dtetinguisled from nature and Is if Amos*
not to Injure In thalakOgNoetetentanntitaviyA6CanAtin_,
ued, and the ill 4 tracts of badAvea emedied. Tba
is invigorated for bre by tlliffaNyiyy DYWNWlo4llp ipp
arty applied at No. 16 amid ntreet New York.
mold .166 1 .1r246 1 f.Atiot§ 6 1141.0etilnikettlitaklatalY
Druggists an Fancy Goods yea ere
The Genuine has the agate atif,llDW4attedettyloy;"
and address upon a steal plate engraving, On UPS . Ibur
aides of eachkannt:..- )c LVA. 1r :11
Wholesale,Flutatrg 81 ' Barclay St.,
Late 233 Biot dway, New York. i
act2-dawl . .;:rah.
TO i' : t ," ' : Zila
•
till ApkViIprIVIIIII 1414 Ilir
health IA Irfatt Week; 14 /every !in
' O r rnt d e , r gii. r
haTingefer4.l4gig WA Xi t tAitrifiTi l .l4llr:
tot c sia ha dread
pia fello ease. uir am en— ab to
m lb e aririttretrAf Ari eiliFile etar :ftroct=tira'
A utrit
i t
scriptlon toisod . Ai 110 ti 1t w0,!,,4,.. F 0,70 t.t..9.,4.ir tir 9 Ai oS,
proffering arid. MK, .le t ,tbey i a
Burp cure fotoolik nifitiA.o C ep, toi. 'The
only object of the sdvertlserld ie d"g '&0 rescription
le le heneektbloalaiete*,:anit antettd”intergnationathioh.
he eoneeivetiteitie:%.no4inable, ailditelloPeiteitaerfbal
lerer will try his remedy. el It will coot them nothing,
and mity!'prove a blriallog., , :- 'I , ,-,-. - - 1.44 .. ~r, n.,
Portia' wishing the prabrlptioti will pilieebaddrois•-•••
' WILSON:.
~ _..RliViltilWAlrD, A ..fi J
%alga 'cionitty,,New York.. •
E215:1
. .
SHIRTS I SEMIS 1
, 1 SHIRTS I I !
S TIER OffIiARRSZINATIR ILLIZATAZ
t•t•ltic e ,!. *el
ettlxit, Hozrisbur4. , ..fit4.:iiteiLlteeklogelyCepolta the
patronage and, attention of the Ladles, Gentlemen and
•Iferehenta 4 itb- 1 111e , follottingltaeortment of :goods. all of
, which amour own 'manufacture .
SHlA=ty s, ,
..:. i it.':: '.1 . , "'A'.... 1.. 540.8 &A, alltsi,4lPe lert i1k....
Xto the Partemlar.Mitention of Ann Ladtekits ilmmgo.
tmeat of under • garments &0., (from the bkiest_Pol
toneede lender :and. Perm :itylee,) LINKeI the
" Zig2iligeirr t e gi itrzz i r i g uAf, rit it ti:i, :i,e
based elsewhere.
t. * Mama Omit ousetformishing , thkerlown.miteriale,tan;
eitting,aswinr!iig, , orzeetelSeeitietyiAineaboord4
to order. , Allot the above nalediniodit for Genii Wear,
,pr will make to measure, guaranteeing to tb.,. and:gine
h t 4
etktit a satlsfactio,tbe enrol:war f0r.5ty1q.4140.44
and materi e l. Wl.VbciaLdreeliiitali be if roloontgreit.
tended to upon the shortest notice and most reasonable
Mime.— AlsoLlierithsathe supplied upon tim-mine Tailaen
abbiternet. •. ! ~..1, . ..7 - , . .t:. ' .:;t , .1,, ):1 , ,-_,..; ~i-4.,i,,L, 1-1.
sea I'. S& Delta wishing skirts Or ituder-garnamtanf any
' dlicriptioo, can have tberic - mado to order. by: mending.
sample M. such kinds as may, be. delft.* :: . ;1* :
, • - • - JAMES4 . 4•Arilite.:
112946 M : tirgi._ ~
Stt t
r oo e. ins next door . to Summer agAmp -Ar-erecio
AVID HAlffiiit l ik*,iikET,
5104 =WWk#ilt.Rwt -
tirthirg - 1P.A4k14.1 4 :
' LI and 5 1 41M0d WinA r 4 . ..Sill'l44l l3 nrOar Prad
15116a3F1,
.10.1.12.1.6
,• • ,
„ .. f i sudeutlie A/Mr
1 1 3 and Barear-Trbo -r .
, _ 1
, .. E• 4,A •5 e" . ket to the laitartitakVikia
thl.,. yAmirralisoft,
Nat, been purchalied and moved from ,
SW
saes... Rowing-purahafied4heseeit-- _. __ — •
-- 1 -
EX i iiiiiiallitalairMlit
1 0011 ) takuutivaaithminowck
Alit udiatitt ugas
canpunommewmark4l 2,;l o. l 4 1
iinpic2W
iLZI" I
Fyif
p : vtik L 44
t ,rt
I mew rAiwatteemtnts.
- - ;
w
- r rer t l t'.-•
Efiffl4ll§ 'Ali INlYllaca t hilli ' .r"
7
*l°V4'4All9°4 - , "deilliq; ilisi , 0 904 0 °EMMA nal!, I
itt the T welfth Judicial Thstfict,uonaisting tiCtiuten
jilr
Lebanon and Dauphin , end the 9 6n.
,X.'o: : 'P,
~
an no/ g g r z eiftgrimigsproui:izaitelona . I '
.4
'.,14. 4 1 . ..)r Pr,flent-A15..... thp
23 .*• . ~ '1 'te ' ' tigt - •. RS
a ;,. er ;UWIMAT Vier saittinietill.llll t' elk'
/
au Quarter Sossimp4R4Beatlualt. SArriskurg, fortitur,
co ty of DaupWAiid tO atom - ace on run 3aillifitii.
DA 07 . NOVEYWILiNlai; Ming thC 18171 DAT OP Novenas;
IW,And lowouthme two Weeks: . •• • . ~, . .
Notio,itthererore hereby goon to the Coroner, ins
wee ofithe rime,. Aldermen, and Oonstables of the said
~. wy o f ,Dasiphin,ehatAhey be then soothes* In their
. masons, atllloiolockin the forenoon °taw day,
t ityl .IbetrirectOrds, ingitialtions i examinations,' and their
qt
o renteuilinintWs4,lo tershoseabings -*blob to their
o napportaina tO be done; ant those who are • bound
i n I. noose:ate kph* the:lir/sobers. that
are oulthall hetAnAtult.J.ll,ol' Ditnobba_county,.be then
an thbeelaprosectuti a3Ainst Ahem aswhall halloo.' - ~ t '
ven.tuttlertmythawit, att Efarrielkormilbe-W& day of
Se r..,A the, pear of Our.:1401;a861., and lo the
eig iity-Anti year of : the Independence a( the UnitadAtatan. ,
i . . . t•:.-,c, it .I', 41, -Li 3.1.0. BOAS, norm i
ionwootaber,milS6l2 , tint: ;• .=.ll eittl4-4iwt4 '
ltibms.
;rAI. I , 0,..* - . Ail Lf• - q. iiiitfifit.... - :,.. '', .
FOTINTLIsIt':: ' - 'IIAIII-:BRINEL
~3tt d
i d"' tve - 141,iiiiiinat sojhng thOngerts.
bt , "sSiZszornhie4bilrAn the or b. rviephti,.
ati i e• pu l e
tri
-.4 is handsome INfliVailini
a . the th e itSsEgity:oll liuldx.•ed, tea drop,, 2 ,... •
ithe . er. reo.l l Y,PeeroMekWelet , efell over IP •the 111 4
or
e1i= 1 41. 11 .44 '74 .. 1 1 . 0.4 . 0 .i 1A - 1441101;1;;Ii414-
eire ..,trheld..lo - 1001105, ,, !,.,... t . .....,•,..1, .-. : ,,„ ,
- I price Is Aofterate,„ and %lives 000101 oast lu three
mn
F r 8414.SKelitiOg and 1440tgrii- -91 , Armk46
Is t two east ofrourth atteet p aoo th Side.
dooms
:„ c ,,,0e 10"; ' r
,„....-; ~ --- - ''
WO
Ird i Married- Men or those Contem
play !itaxTo44e, t ,
.11fliVhbiTel AnY 4 gOik,ititlyeAtio
.. on /rWeryle. th Mid ltsporttinVitlibjeat;whtett
i e
will Valued more than a thousand times. Us oast by
eve :married empire of any ageior omdltion in Ile.—
The f
nibrmation wilt be seat by mail to any address, on
the eoMpter .26- Dents. (min niter) and two red stamps.
',
, .4..1 t 7 .R. li. smut's, m. (D., Look Box 60. .
• ,,,,, ,L, ~,,„7 ~,t,„ 4. J. , l ~k. Boston, MIMI.
, ..04 114-411ili le no.kurnbug,.but is warranted to be am
ply taili4urtical.in .everriinateriee.)(regardieas dr snob.
,mards, age, or•oundittom in lifacjiorthe money wia be re
vfelided.4 L all letters. statnid birdtreated to. R. Jr... Morrie,
Loin! Arr. 60; Basturee.Maell., with aLplain. signature and
address for return. .. .: . ~: ~ oatudsceumawim
'
4.44 I Jiy .16V. • .••
ti,wr,33ltreemi,
• • .
QrA,Ts l 4.otetitgkr
.. 1 1 / 1 . few
14j,doors below litra ii a.7lo4 r eborit fine
p0 0 :4 1 4 4 .4 . :4 4 k! 4 AftadTo .3N110i149,1015:e1a11it144 awl
Ima Y 444* 4.4.4teki.5g7.V04K ALc• Ter,..„„.0l NA-
P P.Aamzip..
ENE!
0 a
• ~„..• •:,.,,, ~ •.„,.• . ...! 8
'Ai:co - 4'l*.7x4t:.',Alt4l7 . .,''''' ''
• ow 3
.8 0.481,
Le , a`•
air *B is ,a6,J
WM. S. SHAPPSIZ'•. - -•
ix:llol6l'l6es Hotel,.
I. f• .i•It t wasB•0101,A : :, • ;;„
'AuLT ?was 1'
•=1,641t3r. Rea*Atili
041W4.;„
Iciokuig gatio., ;:an.a- nob; .F-Aimeit;
pit iiitiwieio4 Atoopogg; .t,e.
4 8 sl isq: 6 7- 6 EZ-MArP }I" P! . ,
t- I 4.413 , m
.c Wt`ra-• ti; ~,t_f 1
I
Wrench mirrorar 49.1th.re ,1 44.4Wak‘Portrau
Frap,esAf every ii.,1pt40,n,,
oikigiruk ~..9 Amr - iwwwomp , ,
4 PROF.aili 6§lli
~ , 2
ti "s 4 -
WOULD relßWStfidiphilthrt dis 010
patrons and themtlikuterLepthat he vrib
oondueete yeArotruotiona onUiP. 0 FORTE, XI
LOJAQ*. .ILIIT lind'ittecrin:thesefeneevt.THOßOUGH
i WEL l'. It iedi"Atxticilit' * ,Wilt it* . liming at ' itiott
ai
hoi.- o .,Arlidai *64 : I . lositoiti l 'ativ,Wltipti It
Ail i j tmin vite, lekttt' atrei4;'*'',Telf, Aciois below tn .
fie mended Merck , , •-- - '401.5.41410!
';.tV4;''.X:,:.V.X..:',Q4'
' ••• • ;1 -,- IItAVILING.ADENT 1 01 1 .1112 _
,I . ipjlEt : Le..2 ,
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_,,,.:
1;IPP I'.‘f,ivi#pwiliy - rf.- .ILp:fp: ,
r
~,.4,,,,„,„.,,,,,,„„„,:i.,i0N.,.,.i.,1„.
1 ,. iiirailliij*list*Pii,viti* cud prepared to carry
lit as LOW - 15140t1i , er'irilltadtial - •linei'•bettreen
Ph elphip,
.1 takiyurt, Ligeleitlrg,pgluina- ,. ., , - ,
po Jersey ore I mien,•and alt pain Alf
No eras la and Erie, and Williams
-1 and RiOrik- 4iidIFPMIS P , -; ,',• • - . „
-- 0 TO Akaniiciiiiiitibig, -
D. A. 11.DENDEL
~.: .. ~ . .
-
E ZELL & HRICEIMAIek& BOW
an _ , , _ litlitwillif..., '';'
arrive at ,I:laratilyarg, rawly jiir
,aeliveTy.. Vae_, InSlit
in tang: ),• 1 • • . t • ." . L. , 'O. I I I VMUENICtii; , •
, OW .' -- - - ,••• z ,,,,, • ..,,,, Traveling Agent.
~.1
Sertifewfimet cif
AiwaManton,.
NEW kit : kite/it;
Seven and Threi-T4lntidrzaterjr COM.
TREALSI:IitY 'ltistik e tr -
, '
iTOW BEAD Yob DBLIVERY AT MI MICR.
1 4,Y C - OOKE CO.,
. .BANKERS;
;No l 114 1 1Idutli Third Street, t
PbrStagt
' • - 41
.44- •
1f err
, the Aeoratary •ol th e
TreestitYrhiS to•lbe NEWNATIONEL
' •
ILiNeodeu ebsding-interisi
at the ride of .
avian and. threeiataltibe Tarp:eviller mulum, will remain
open at my office • ,
No. 1 1 14 g.' i nitay ' sisKer.
, _
.until further notice, from 8, tri IlL.;?!izigii P. M.. aud on
t licMdays 1111 9Y. Cl.
These - not a Niffl' be • CiPthe'lliTAtiviiliiilicilOot 41P1'it
DOUL I*', ONE HUM te U lIOL Alt% 51M- PEN
: 48 49f DQLI,ASA t llly. ,TaorisAN p lioLtOsyr
, o
FIVE , crs,t INALlits, and are in 'di of
ugukt, 1851, payable in gold. In three yeivat
verathlritelto - twenly/Yeedt" Os; par •'`
obtain of the holder. Each Treasury Note
; coupons • latched, .which utui, be cid ; off and rialloot
gold at tpe every nixmottthl;,and thiv7riiiiit Qte,
cent par - dak'Orf eabif fitly Millen, • •
'Payments of subscripoorta may tie or
fieoss,:or ...Gael of any.ol the. PhiladolPut Banivit...k .51,-. I
Pa u gnall AT' A D/STANCIL ' mu remit. by th ew. Inflplia,
thr gh the mail, or by express, or throutbillankti
tae TieiithcyPatotea WM It* thanedlittietideilltierWilVor'
aesit.te e .ch subscriber all they may several., .dliebt.
Partiescremllthrig must add. the, intermit frog 1914‘,F af t
Augget, - flie 'dot . ° of' MI the cotes, to th day the remit
twice reachev 11311adeltdda, at the rate of uhe cent' per
day hahlibh Ally - dollars. •
Apply to irr a idrees
COOED; WBscouPtioN Atl1111S , .•
, care of JAY OboKil &
ooiturk,...:. 1. , No nit see.th7tord Stied, Philladakitati s"..
6 : Assignees' -Sale of , -Real EWA*
erittE , StlliSCßl IiERS . ,
tririfii'Y'afthe OMR 'Haase, at gaillibtire, 011 !Our
day the bilitt day of November seal, at Pe u: o'clusiv P
Mille Farm of John Walloiver,9enigrl soilsisttag. of, 286
es, situated lwiuuutiehaidisi townablo,, about three.
liWas 4ohli'n.
Jam Zinn and others. -2.141 i t
Thermara erecieikett the Farms hargisTrelitioryaloae • .
& Miley a Bank Barn, Tenant Houses,
There_le also a targe.Rtlhar,4 9 r. ark?
cher t y , wies ChniCeliltrienterie efeeiien wing'. of
4,65; 5 .fir
VQ.l.44MA.ktOneriftliab thAVe
bang and can be worked to advantage. • ,
Tbieltroßerty will .be sold In a h&j oe4j1)90(11 - to
ham imiihaFete. ' •5 -
Conditions will be liberal and be announced on direr
!dtiCi • •i r • • - ',•. :4:111:' t.
nacre also be Cfls.i4ror aide at We same ticaelangi
514=0 the undivided halt Interest of 160 aorta or bald
Lands Mluited on Ike Short , Mouhtaio, In Lykotia'N'apey,
Dauphin county. 55 5;
lirOW .
3ioawd-wts Asst
Lvicsiater fatiaigeacatt and Carlialo'kerald.Saaertlkraa
times and amid Dill toiNfuml4 jannedliktely,
t ------ Sfolll ---3. 0 1 /i — A 8'430 - ELL
MEI
BROADWAY, NEW YORK
BQ d Redtmed to $2 Ike'
C ,
INCE.tlie opening of thie 'iaElt - ani.e4o4- . .
1,3 *doellotis•Heter; In' 1854'; it heir beiii . ; 'tho Alpgwent ' '''
dekvior of the proprietors to in It WilikliX4VB4ttiptlMlLS
comeopieotand ,twonfetliehte :home ~for. the eittSea :a...4 • ,
stralloi- Oil this aloe the Atlanta:.
. 4 ~: •
/
A d whatever has seemed likely to - iidmiiiisteir.,,e yike ..,.
com ilk:tilts goiclatii thby wEve el deadoriti t eilholit-14-
gar to cost, to provide, and to combine ienteati elements
" I 414 °a' 'Arid 'APIA"; eßelekole. Wel* erettldAtpityo.4Al
hes ysiiteit; auei_moddri fettle tppr3ved is tnit.htitt fitc-0, ! 1
rot iiiiirhicli it hasaiiiisManded doting tiiiffeistllx years"
is a ratifying proof that their efforts •havii been appre-
Meg
. .
meet Um eximeine of ;110..tImosi phi
d to Tamale the iuontilsid . a:enemy,
e Redneefr pogid'lo
Two a
same abatiiirk — dpe of I.llr .•
table hub tatbeilo'Veeti ttolopllo., . •
TRNADWIC6. , WRITIVAIIIktO.
w York, Sout:,.;,,:lfeifT9:4l;nl"
qw
eißn
ha
STRKNVE "A'6ENcY.
itukr•riELVWElVAitrfir.
.Tl' INSURIINCE .00N1Pditlf.
OF PHILADELPHIA
INCOR D 1 tit 6 •
PrrAL AND ASSETS:. i. ' ' 1 44fii
. frg - tNstrgiNog=i
oo l mpANy (Iv ttkrim
OF PEULADEI.PII4..):. ;
i INCORPORATED :17.94. '•
Al4O :. . . .. 81,201475 a
TH'..E undersigned, 48' Agent ' for .'thee
.. - a• well known 001:11Plilriffi r TOP pukka Iffiroranca
agrinatlaas or dallullto by.Jlre, eilloml•PerpOluall or,an•
%wall; bnirroporty si Willer Molloolartoisillry.
warlife iuld lnialid a Trantportatla fusketiltio tared.
APO,. personally or by lettor to-, I, j -
'/ • Barrishiill,
oct4'Bl-dewl7
T FtR 1 OTI EI -
RA.T ! wa have. recently added to::cair id , '
T
fullstock . • . • •-"
•• OF SEGARS
LA ZiORIkATIS, :
' ' • I,logo,
-0 Ft, PE_B,Fkr NEST • •
.
FOR tRIi:HANDICISORM
EIg`SNGEtZ.a.- • , . :
OGEE OF milpi-K,
• .• ' VIEWS NESEgOICOOCKOET:
FOxtrxs KAM !, • j.
EAU 4 182 " 1 1,.. , .. . •i: •'t
• ;)
_ - ' TiktrratEckftgllg i . , - , r •
" - • • - mitutirot•iimp Tama Pcf,*411:94:
. • • .
• .T.4I.OOII9IENIUty.-. • -
ROB
hw
1947 r
OF 8 1 0*P13
•
11
Redetrniimr • -,,"
. ML Rusk:.
BSIVOIN,
: ' tIPPES'ilti
viober,
NEW ww -- ' -- N.gii y __.4.!..1 :siili
• • _ i:. ~ , 4.QICKLYWJEI., '..,
iletleiAle yitgest atealf 'add barnass o
.4...... igI010:4 • .
Articlesi•wetuley y lhat we are better aide teent
e cow.
041(erittlijet tip a tektptais Tollet."'Seritiitin''r ' sts '
tire, 01:41.1aw -
lsee. ~ ~ . , . ~ 1 .:: ~.4.1 it
A war/ on ba.aa,a. FRESH Stock : 9l PAPOl‘Mijkl•
CIN T1CA.1,5, OW, eenseeeeet ers i lmyrveiving
1 1,
aimeat aa. ithulione tbe.rete." • . -
:.; ickfixiint DieUG 'AND viller woke;
-91 Marl &met.; two doom *mop [,anti sweet, !‘
Soule side.
80HEFFEAVI3 1 ''L 063Kr6T0
f !.(4.ArciF t j IffidgF)' Li; .
fl or. PELVEDL - frote th
.1.-iiatto %phi iiiotatAns witmlisaklaairrirr
1 ' • Art4gKS o ol 4 t-M111,.194.1 ,1, -;0„e1..fr 01 4 Jr:
Wiou 'ver feta ideleOTE 1 4! ecOr.llteg ill
the fialatte - ialli : Voitit kW:lst:me . einfileto)i4d -j*
5019 r: Acop *OM. fßlVF•Wrigiii*th'notkinot sena 4.t
liA4b)ptoitt,
: petite*
• onielltra nes ball; THA, f
• o. f Wty.,l
SOIIOO or Oya!: - a 1 j
- 10.1tOSII'MrItititk
THE FallArm - otiso.4lßEll'ELWEE's
settooktor popr,
0131T8 yrillmen on the first 1 4241 1 /01t.
Septemtier. if well ventilated coinfertet ".
:respect Yor
.i • ,
• ATHARIN.It fintiool [or lief'', locate I n
It ileenkitaildleiet.nalrlopen teethe-Fa:leer= as eke ellindoX
,• The,roorn has been elegantly_thtfxt up to prontotdr
piie health and coniskt.or scholars.. m 42201%,
ME - TOL/MP 1:70 A PS, POMADES - JIM:R. —
„r 9 1,..1;- • iinfontsgi , ctrait_ tors„_ . of
y st aid nakaatictured 1011,11i'd
2r"RIF' ' •
. 1.11,170V41.11,12ert
e by rikx.
• i 4 every
)6U-4 WM. DOCK Si 00.
A.
MI ¢../11 SF :-WK11.8.„
F: ICV
ME
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