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BAHRISBURG, PA
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Monday Morning, October 28, is
Promo Tratouon.—Brig. Gen. Tyler, of t e
three month's service, who had the command
of the centre of the army, in the first advance
upon Bull Itun, on the 18th of July, passed
through town yesterday eastward.
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ALOE OCEAN ro OCEAN. —A telegraph dispatch
in our morning edition, announced the comple
tion of the great overland line of telegraph to
California on Friday, and we are informed 'by
the operator in this city that sinoe then him
dreds of messages have passed over the wires
between New York, Philadelphia and other
points direct to San Francisco, Sacramento and
other principal towns in the golden state. Ail'
of our citizens having friend's in " them dig
gings" can now have an opportunity of confer
ring with them telegraphically.
Pomp—Before the }Mayor. —Wm.` Baker, Win.
Slack, Jno, M'Dermott, John Rees and Wtn.
Davis, the three letter soldiers, Deere artai,gned
charted with drunkeness. Put under marching
orders for Camp Cameron..
Benj. Wilson—a very nervous : individual
begged the Mayor to commit him for five days.
His Honor acceded to his request.
Jno. Wesley—one of the aborigines of tie
country—claimed the hospitalities of the lock
up last night, having no means to pay for his
lodgings elsewhere. The poor fellow was labOr
lug under some disease of the eyes, and he sta
ted that he was on his way to Philadelphia to
consult some oculist. The Mayor very kindly
furnished him with some money and a letter to
He Young, the Superintendent of the railroad,
who passed him to Philadelphia. !
Sam. W. Freeburn—the .keeper of Military
Hall—was charged with having committed an
aggravated assault on quite an old man named
David Gardner, by striking him over the face
with a club " without cause or. provocation."
A warrant was issued for his arrest, and in the
absence of the Mayor a hearing of the cats
took place before Justice Beader at 7 o'clock
on Saturday evening.
Before Alderman Kline.—An intelligent look
ing German aged about forty years, who gaie
filename as W. C. Maine, was arraigned, charged
with attempting to pass a forged 'check at the
Middletown Bank fer $67, purporting to have
been signed by Eby & Kunkle, merchants of
this city. Sent to prison to answer.
SOOKB FOR THE SOLDIMRS, AND HOW TO SAVI
IiALF THR COST.—The call for knit socks for sol
diers is meeting with a cheerful and energetic
response from all the ladies in this vicinity.—
Notable mothers, sisters, 'and grandmothers,
habituated to such • labors, ply their needle!;
more industriously than `ever, and dainty fin
gers which never before manipulated anything
harsher than Berlin wool, are bravely toiling
over the heavy blue yarn, anxious to contribute
something for the comfort of their brothers in
the distant camp. The need of these labors is
apparent, and they must be continued for a long
time—all through the coming winter at' least.
A great many socks must be knit, to furnish
each soldier with two pairs ; and the long
marches and constant exposure will soon create
need of replenishing. Now the leg of a sock
will last three or four times as long as the foot.
hit not a pity that so much knitting should be
wasted, as would be the case if the socks should
be thrown away when thitheels are worn out?
Might there not be some organized plan for col
lecting the cast-off socks which have good legs,
cutting off the feet, washing them nicely, and
issuing them from some of the army working
rooms in the cities and elsewhere, to be re-footed
those who continue the pleasant labor ? Such
a plan would save nearly one-half the expense
and time devoted to the second instalment of
socks for the winter, and the aggregate result
would be an item of economy, by no means
contemptible.
TILE Lima Oates.—Heaven bless the little
ones—the joy of our hearts and the light of
our homes!. Well might the Man of Nazareth,
with his warm and appreciative heart, exclaim:
"Suffer little children to come unto me and for
bid them not, for of such is the kingdom of
God." What better definition could we want
of Heaven; a place good enough enough for
children, and inhabited by children and the
childlike I And what a refutation is this of the
slander of the innate depravity of the human,
nature ! The little child is yet uncorrupted by
contact with the world's wickedness, he is fresh
from the hand of the Maker, he is yet true to
his God-given nature—ergo, "of such is the
kingdom of Heaven." If the Saviour does not
refute it, is not the little one himself, prattling.
innocency, a living refutation ? Bless, then, we
say, the early trudgers in life's pathway ! No
home is complete where the patter of little feet
Is not heard and the lisping cadence of half.
spoken household words is not breathed. A
little silkenlaired fairy, we wot of meets her
father adown the walk whenever his footsteps,
at nightfall, approach the household hearth.—
That father, homeward bound, we well believe,
is rather proud of his juvenile escort. The
suns of two summers have kissed the dimpled
cheek of the baby -girl. She plays "horsey" at
her father's expense, clamors at the paternal
knee, takes liberty with the paternal whiskers,
and occupies an elevated seat at the table.—
She man ages a few pet words, but for the most
part can express her "thOughts, affections and
(lirh" equally well in English, Greek, Ger-
Inhh and Hebrew. Of her individual value her
at, are known to have made very liberal
Ines She is believed to combine pretty
h all the virtues to which babies ever at-
From a casual acquaintance with the
lee are able to endorse the very best
! I •• Itit Lan be said of her. And it is because
t ‘: t4 ' her to be a representative of her
turtt zt Ick, are so heartily in favor of minia-
Wo , gay Gil
generally. Blessings, then again,
lett the b abies—especially the two
Year 01,4 ,
See Prof,
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oltus z. '' ttl/ kr Wood's advertisement in another
Luc Parnoymezra ELDIPAHIP.—The East Pa.
Eldership of the Church Of God will molt in
Mechanicsburg on Wednesday, the 30th inst.,
and continue in session several days. Eldei A.
Swartz, the preacher in charge at Mechanics
burg will preach the opening sermon on Wed
nesday evening.
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CONTRIBUTION ON BLANKETS AND STOCKINGS.-
The Quarter-Master General acknowledges the
receipt from l3ellefotte and vicinity of 37 blan
kets contributed by the following parties :
Rev. Geo. Fields, Mrs. A. E. Humes, Mrs.
Lucy Potter, Mrs. I. T. Hale, Mrs. E. C. Humes,
Mrs. W. P. Wilson Mrs. W. H. Humes, Mrs.
T IL Reynolds, Mrs. J. Butts, Mrs. H M. Mc-
Allister, Mrs. N. Hillibish, Mrs. John Curtin,
Mrs. H. Mann, 'Mrs. J. H. McClurg, Mrs. , H.
Van Dyke, Mrs. Dr. Potter, Miss Ellen Harris,
Mrs. Hastings, - tbs. Sam'l Linn, Mrs. Z. Bate,
Mrs. Moran, Mrs. James Amor, Mrs. Dr. Green,
Mrs. Kepheart, Mrs. E. Mitchell, Mrs. F. P.
Green,• Mrs. H. Brokerhoff, Mrs. Milliken, Mrs.
H. P. Harris.
From Carlisle, Mrs. Geo. W. Shaffer. 1 'Air
blankets and 6 pair socks, Mrs Robert Irvin, 6
pair socks, Mrs.:,line Alexander, 6 pair socks,
Mrs. W. B. Mullin, 3 blankets, unknown '3B
blankets and 29 pair socks. _ _
E. C. HALE,
Quarter-Master General P. M
00 tAber. 25 . Ism
AN iIEPOENNOy os 4us Tworitra..—=-1k young man,
calling himself "Col. Alexander H. Nelson, .of
Lancaster, pa., son of Judge Nelson," has re
cently teen - in Con, ord, N. H., where, by his
false representations, he ma n aged to receive
Many civilities and attentiOns from the leading
citizens, including the Governor of the State,
and several 'officers of the United States army.
He claimed to be the Colonel of the 26th Penn
sylvania Regiment, which he commanded in
person at the battle of Bull Run. In return
for some favor, he made a gentleman the offer
of Ist Surgeon of his Regiment, stating that
the gentleman at present holding that post was
going to resign in November. Altogether, the
fellow seems to have played his cards remark
ably well, and created a very faierible impres
sion among the citizens. He left Concord on
the 16th inst., and directly after his departure
a telegraphic despatch was received by the au
thorities of that place, from Mi. Kennedy, Sit
perintendent of the New York City Police, widc
ing for a description of the " bogus " Colonel ,
intimating, at the same time, that his presence
would be very desirable in that city. The de
scription was promptly forwarded, together
with a "counterfeit presentment " of the "Ckd
onel'e " physiognomy, a number of which he
had fortunately left behind him, in the shape
. fif eiinall photOgraphs, Which he iiiiiidlitributed
among his friends as souvenirs. A copy of one
of these has also been sent to the authorities In
this city, and it was from, the letter nocOmpanT
log it, that we were enabled to glean the above
particulars. The '.Colonel," we believe, is still
on his travels.
Tea Vora/Hum AND RIGULAR —Purik Insolenie
Promptly Puri/a/W.—There are a certain class of
men belonging to the regular service, brain
less, valorlais and insignificant braggarts, who
would disgrace any cause, however mean, and
who presume in the position to which favor and
not merit elevated them, that they are superior
to all men, and accountable to no authority.
There is still ancilher class of men belonging to
the regular service, who are' distinguished as
much for their skill it arms as they are by ;their
gentlemanly deportment, forbearing demeanOr
to those beneath them in command, and their
willingness ever to acknowledge ability and re
spect individuals. To this latter class the
American army owes its reputation of glory and
renown—to the other and former class, the
service is endebted for its gasconade and ridicu
lous assumptions of pride, pomp and pitibil
meanness. To this class, also, can be traced
that other claim which worts a superiority for
the regular overthe volunteer service,, mid mho
manage occasionally to' Create bitter feeling
among men otherwise desirous of being on
courteous terms, ,with each, other. Bat these
braggarts occasionally find their match in it
volunteer officer, who with superior force of
character, intellect and education, to wide
nothing of courage, never fails to teach the
"regular" that there is a limit even to pomp
and pride, and that among men of real ion&
and dignity, the distinctions and grades of the
army are as worthless as the silly assumptions no
ticed in society, and utterly beneath the recogni
tion of brave men whose character is the issue or
whose courage is the object to be established.—
We had an opportunity of seeing this tested the
other evening in one of our popular restaurants.
A. company of plain gentlemen and galbuit vol
unteer officers were enjoying themselves, when
to their number was added a Jkor,-not a vol.
unteer brit a rtgular, veritable, stripped, button,
ed and bombast:l(i Major, swelling with his own
conceit and self-estimation. His presence vim
the signal for change in the company and the
courtesy of the occasion. True to histharacteris
tics, he at once commenced to assail and im..
pugs the volunteer soldiery—they were vulgar
cowards, they needed the %%hi to make them
fight—and when they did move it was for bread
and meat, notigiery, as r e regulars. Of course
such speech es -- a nd we give the spirit, not the
language of the Major, because that other spir
it peculiar to some bipeds had rendered him in
capable of intelligible speech invoked the
resentment of a gallant volunteer captain, phy
sically the inferior of the Major, (being no more
than four feet and a hand,) who not only called 1
our regular hero and arbiter of the true merits
of men to account, but he administered a re,
buke and a lesson which we trust will be of
service to more regulars than this Major. First,
he slapped the face of the Major, who in return
threatened to "shoot with my Derringer?' Sec;
ond, he defied the "shoot" from the said!
Derringer. Third, when the Major failed tu,
"shoot" our gallant captain,only four feet and a
hand in his stockings, stretched his arm towards!
the
Ma j o esshoulder, tore off his peasants, dashed
them in his face, spurned his adversary, and
then turned courteously to the company of his
friends, who all the while had been quiet con
templators of the scene which we have thus
briefly described.
Jfkilli—ltbijcas In the reviler army
be oireful'of the Meth ~they encounter In ' •
volunteer service, because the undergrowth of
undoveedle generally nude of small Mg&
fitunoglianla Malta Iccititritpx,AtiaiCA*lng, onctobtr 28, 1861.
MINIATURE! PHOTOGRAPHS of the President anc2
members of bis cabinet, Gen. McClellan, !,!
other military celebrities are for sale at Berg
ner's cheap book store, Market street.
Com..--EVery variety of coal is on: 'band ,
the coal yard of O. D. Foster, on tkie canal, foot
of Walnut street. Orders left at the office, 74
Market street, will be properly attended to.
llteccilin THZIB. tharoams.—The ',Union In
fantry, rapt. Dorsheimer, attached to Col. Sei
gle's 76th, Pa., regiment, stationed at Camp
Cameron, have received theii uniforinA, anil
make a fine appearance. We believe the.nom
pany hails from "old mother Cumberland,"
and in point of drill and . physique of the men,
it will compare favorable with any other com
pany in the service.
ame 01711 TIN.—It will be gratifying to all
lovers of Christianity to know that the Sabbath
is religiously regarded in Camp Curtin. It was
suggested to Col. Meridith that some bliove
ment inight be made in the camp in lisped i to
the religious observance of the day, when he
at once made arrangements to, hays the rations
of the Sabbath given out on Satriday,danifthat
every kind of work should , be ,clisperured with
that isnot absolutely necessary. to 'M7 art
and good- order of the camp. liedamel
could not have done anything more agteisiblii
to his best friends and ,to,the feelings of his
best men. This is an example worthy of bid-,
tation r giving us the encouragement; tb hope
that the careful '_observlince of God'a.citrid-•
ments will secure us his blessing.
I may relate two or three, iincidents,
which occurred on Thursday aftemobntwhen I
was doing my duthis, that will giva4dn read
ers an illustration of the state of things in the
; ; , • Jisr,lll
camp. •
I gave tractirto sixty or seventy persons—and
at the same time asked each one questions like
this, to bring olat reilgidusleidlngs:
you a-chtistian 11041116 nitideWprofessiOn
of
° your faith in Jesus Christ! Have you / found
.thit pardon of your skis ? I found mor4 tan
one half of those I conversed. Withat that time
are members of the church—three seriously in
quiring about the way; of saliation, and two
backsliders who had determined to'•coMe back
to their duty and secure their salvation. I.'-;
At one time a number of men gathered around
me to solicit tracts when one of themnoticed a
tract in my hand on profane swearing. Be said
to me, will yon please give me that *l4. I
wish to give it to the only: mini in our company
who swears.
A very staid sober man about forty years old
told me that one half or two thirds of the men
in the company to which he belonged were
christians, or members of the church:
An intelligent young man about thirty years
old told me that when he was spending' hie last'
Sabbath at home he supposed that he was about
ending his religious privileges until he, returned.
But when I came to this camp, he Well; I as
surprised to see so much religious interest.' - It
raised me right np, and you don't know how
happy it makeki me. I had little thougit of,
seeing such,a state of things' among Older&
When such men go into the field to protest our
rights and our national blessing!,, who,eau doubt
the success of our arms.'
HARRISBURG, Oct. 26:
A CHALIXNCIE Thiania—portable, in brick 4
as a fireplace heater; the most powerful beaters
known for warming several apartments with
pure hot air, and by only 'one fire, suited fCIF
DWELLINGS, OHIMOHIII3, Sonoma, &c. For sale
by the agent, LYMAN Guiana Market street.
Send to him for a book, containing full descrip
tion, and an overwhelming mass of testimony.
Oct. 26t.
Tim Gam...Ear BARGAINS FROM New Yon=
AucnoN! —The Clianu st Goods Reamed Ye
50 piecee of 54 bletuthed Pillow CAN MllElin,
124 vents. .
100 dozen of woolen Socks damaged by water,
8 cents a pair. • .
26 pieces of dark heavy Pant Stuff,lB, 26 and
37 cents.
50 pieces Canton Flannel, 121 cents. '
100 of black and grey Cloaks, from $2.50
12 dozen of ladies' woolen Sontags,very cheap
40 dozen of grey and white merino Undershirts
and Drawers, 76 cents. -
50 pairs white woolen Blankets, at all prices.
100 dozen of ladies' and children's wool pitmar
ings, 12 to 37 cents.
50 pieces of white, red and yellow Flannel, at
all prices.
Country merchants we , would invite to nal,
as we have a large stock of all kinds of Goods,
and are daily receiving Goods from;-New York
Auction, which we will sell at wholesale at City
prices.. Law:, •
• John Rhoads` ` old stand.
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Ulcers, Scurvy, or Eruptions of iiiiti , etik Willie
of,the &tie nentines isetrulymnadahlasvonea tentifiali
1* s %wows. eseryirestige Of-these Inisliacansediseasse
by their purifying oQbata on we bloodo Antoci/ :Puma;
fever and, Hua i Evapey" . , Wpm, Nos end lea, sip rto
egoist irdissionesiasitip .040.tethedr.poritti . Ire prcpciitias ,
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HOW -LOST HOW HESTOBED;
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Prioe 6 ota : A Lecture on the'Nature,-Trad .
and radical Cure of Spermatorrhon .kltuniiialoFaiLl
ness, Involuntary Ealisidons, Sexual Debility, and limped,
[meats to Marriage generally, Nervonsuwa, consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits: dental and , •Philsical. Inas** ire.
attliingfrom Self Arm Ag•
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to Th 0118111433 oft Sufferers," sent under-40On a plain
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vous aW chins, basteNt L iatigue, pain in the back and
limbs &c., disturbed Veep, 'sv!.leli ahem from interrup.
bon of nature. '
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baboodisappo sited In the ere or other Pills can place the
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RESULT The medal.= referred to is PREO
the result aave.tagrA4lr. tirreristibfs
trto .medicine restore the Wawa Annan , to
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ture astmot Irv/44. .
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druggist in ever oily and village in ilie an d y ,
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others artv)4l}4*.jonn *MI =sine ; therefore, is
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via humbikOWnlatlirt your only of Moire
who allow ,tht, twisty:o tit 0.„ P. rIFOW44 oh elver, boy ,
whi.t has recently ' ' , teen imided• ou 'Omani of the Pills
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Wm: Hair Dye!
The enlefll+WW.Cl l 49 3 4/IrebPi2DYo Known!
All others are tetra imitations, : and should bo avoidel
lryou wish to eskettie
GSNY„litti UR MUSTY HAIR 'dyed :Instantly to a
heauglulAn4 natural Brown or Bla 0144014mA the least
toMittlk &tin.
6 1 1# 1 140RN-Sh•00,18 A-ND-DIPIAIMAS brew been` awar
ded to Wm. A. B anon yln *18.9, and over 200,000
appileattoi&tALlN thealudFitiglithe pairotie
or biz famous Dye.
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color
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ued, milt the 111 • &cis of bbaqg_Drau romodiol. The hair
Is Invigorated for IA IMichkiliPisittifikAiliesrldsii is prop.
erly &Wird at No. 16 dond Street New Yort.
--oltioldtlwalleho ekes 4 emiteownsestiehezthutedby
Druggists and Fazo.V Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the iMio " William A. Batchelor,"
and addressrumurTirlyiatiE, et c h four
Welted' doh . Mi.
Whelevale./ractory, Slitlarelay , St.,
tate 2 33 Sroaderay, New York.
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luiviejg auffered,seveprit,..rth a .110171 re, .actbat •
too. th t 4r4ad. Conantnyt*--is anxious to
make iteit to leirlialfefirit the of cure.
To all who desfr4 - vhs"iaritraihia - i osppy of the pre-
Bernthal& Med. (ewe etnitgey 'with directions for
prepalriutiutd Adflug:thealidikitatthe 'they will lied a
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sore cure for OBUlliptioll, Ast . ma, Brottobille,.ho. The
only 'Object ofithe itty•Veleteln weeding' the irresertYtion
pvietbhueat the'ittl toted,' and sperad Itlfbrunttlon whibb
'he.teuitedvea - bli - -iivittliebl6 - and 'he hopes every suf
ferer will Ws' teinedy. silt "wlll goat theta' nothlitg,
.and may prove a bleitatrig. -
Partles wishing the preserlptlon 4 olll'pra•
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w. pup edunty,tNeW !Vet'
OCtln-Wly
:3%41 '.2lbutrustmatts.
SEALED PROPOSALS,
N - DOES 111) oTroposals Fbrate'N will be
received. in 44 P.; 11 -/.Tuesday, Octob er
.
29 ..,1,861; for furnishimfby Contract Hay and
Oats for the ignited States , troops at Camp Cam.
eron in such
quantities , as maybe required from time to time
to be delivered free of oost , ta the Vnitai States
iiithbfi Or skid Vamps. , ,
The proposals will state tie price p er ton (of
2240 lbs.) for hay and :per 'bushel (of 82 ke.)
VOW :The Lek* , to. lie of .the - bget
such inspection as the U.
quality S. subject •
Quarter - ' Mas ter! - require. Should the
proposal-ho feipretaiou or packed hay 'th e fact
:MUSteN Stated 4k,t4 0 -, PIM%
Alload'Witb two suff Wants agates will be
required for the fulfilment of the contract.
The •r!ght•3 •mierftd to reject twy bid.
+ MY 01 PROPOLUa.
— .rr; e PttlwAii 4:fixtpifitk to the I;lttitt4 States
troopo - Atiliripllimeron or Greide
county; in qiuuitttleiF from ttilkt, tolinr:Las're
quiredjay ana (o=4 or umpieud
(WWI •Ori iisay AI; per ton bf, - 2240 be:
s--• 'Oats pe r buahel of 82 IDs. at --•-•
Pated at , T's•
1 - [signed.]
ME
' -dcl23:dtrl
Proposals'op' Putting up 1 Winter
-. . Quarters inlCamp Curtin..
' risen.Qusirrists, 'PIIWNIIYLVANIL Mixrcm;
QUA RP/MY4"l"' ,s DXPAlinclin
RUPLIEBInin Oct, 28 186 1,
SBALED PEOFOSALS will b e , received. , at
this oflide. - op to 12 o'clock ctir; Friday,' the
Ist of,,N6Aniber next, for i pntling,ap, in QUiip
Ctirtin, near Harrisburg, Winter Quarters f 4 1 3 11
two thousanClmemwitens,Aed speciflcato
Amint.. seceMzianyeich bid. .The right to rej ect
4#lo44fAkltte. plans is released—. ~ ..„ : , . :.
Sealed proposals will, be-reouived at the sam
time for hoards and,scantliwnecessary for the'
erection of said Quartersc'm the; event of the!
T re t ert a44 Bll 4o44"thc - :filicevo ;bids: 4 1110
boards *isiffired.. rll' be:white pine of a g 064
scan qual i tli ty n A c
risieleVgaAwgq. Kiii.4.llhui, ,Qr Rem:dock/
gs shavikes.
1. -, . - - , - ..', R. C. HALF,
. VißadielY Fi e-ii0..4518-0.411044401Pa1l
A uwi ll
lahd 1
;diet az
RAW* BOOK 4SCiiiri I, I
(Near Bridge.) .
the
'.i.vvlta,,t3-T--fkr.iro-Lzri NOTE'
/4411417: 41 ,0~ 4. 7 . 1.
w f ould
NO or.looo WRITS ENTFLOPEE, with 111d01111.1 and
patriotic emblems, printed in Woof
rkeiee give vs et tea T.
POCiet
an
Ix Es ol
VINAVIIIVigs
To Capt. E. G. WILSON,
A. Q. N. Vol. II: & e.
-- aaniiiburg Penn's
Wilnnlllll,
.16niann.
J,Ntte ,24xerwkilaftli.
nkti
- ON !
ONE HUNDEED DOLLARSBOVNTY.
WANTED AT OkIekBOIOIYOIING ,
Ipoß l itS - 3D itiTT .t) . THE,
rfr S: rifinitry, *O r Will. Will. : ;.
Th. Patriotic young men of Pennsylvania should eag
erly ambititee this opportunity of jnniug this splendel
Rhießegiment
Recruits will be uoilbrmed cud' disciplined* eoari as
*Witted:
Good clothing, Food, Quarters and Medical aptindatice,
;free of charge, tnd the soldier in tlttas Itegiitent is
promptly pa.d.
It is important ics remesaheratitat the orgehlwatida of
this Beginlent Relit* thavyd•mg Walt who have toe in.
stinettf solliers ind'WhO'artriecAred with the pair Min
'ardor Mr therelbig Milder the triad' Or the eld'titars and
stripes will thwreln it Reglineet 'the' opteeitutake of
risim tlrma the grade Or private 4 to diet or a' commis•
sh/tral tiller th tlkhtegelar . Arzoy, as otie third of the
Mears wlll belsrVett trcrallikrazies wbeh 'the 'Regiment
has Its eozotleizientl or m'e'n! " ' •
All the.peolsiest laws in the Regular
service Ivory Mak taitt elizibled ',Soldier Will be tom
tbriably provided- laldrete Home," eetetaiso.
ed by Otiyewhillenie A1R41.0
• . , IL ; tog& U. S. Army,
' 'Ftehntitiog litihierlath U. S. Intaatry
I - M*44llllot Rendezvous' discheolgo," Walnut street,
llarrlsburg i . • ' '
Owt 19 1861:
• ,ORE
,41111: 4 !): ,
41.15 T
r),, • ,tal •.0• • .& - , 7 ;
,-o.4N ri or s u julx: , ,
BBRWILII WOW 1
.1100 r
#4l AMAMI' .STR.4 I3 ;
• lIARRISBURO PA.
Maya; Chineral Works.
Fr*, des
m Sons
irir of-the * Mil it
ia,
of England, France ,Russia,. Prussia, Austria,
and Sardinia. Adapting their advantages to An
arms of thri, United States •Service. ;EmbodY
ingtthe Report of Otaervations in Europe dur
ing the Orithitan War, as Military Commissiob
bY from th e' thited
_States Government in 1868-
66. .BY 'Die. B. ldtrOramda, Major-General U.
S. 'Army. t . . ; Originally published' under the
direction of the War' Department, by order of
Congress. 1 v01.,8v0. Illustrated with a fine
steel Portrait and several , hundred Engravings.
i 8 ao.
This most intete4tthg Yolauie, preprufed . with
great labor, by General MoOlarasx, from copi-.
ous notes ' taken during his tour of observation
in Emlopp, amder Arderkifrtun.: tag Waft Depart
ment:,' opens to the reader much of his own
military WWII and culture. Here will be
fsfina his iniktoredilews on subjects of imme
diate and . absorbing , • interests, and the noble
and. bold' suggegtions contained herein he is
now in position tO tordize, and is, in faCt, every
day applying in_ practice: The book is a strik
ingprophecy, of which hitypresent position and
his assured - fame are the bright fulfilment.
BINEHIATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE pinto - SERVICE OF THE U. S. OAVAL.-
RY IN TIME OF WAR. ' By Glo. B: Weill
-sea, Major-General U. S. Array. To which is
added, the Basis of Instruction for the U. S.
Cavalry, from the authorised Tactics, including
theformation of regiments and squadrons,' the
thrtieg and - posts of debars; lesigins in the train-.
ing use of the horse, illustrated by numerous
diagrams, with the signals and calls'now in
use ; also, instructions for 'officers and non
commissioned officers,,en`outpost and patrol
duty. With a drill for the rise of .cavalry as
skirmishers, mounted and dismounted 1 vol.
124400- y *. 1 .-1 11 )Skatiet A°, '
CHOION'StR4W7iIEII,II3. PLANTS.
• •
to( .the tulnoyanceill to which
Alf he to ,constently • sebiebted by tresspasses of 001-
. tarn, the underelgoid hie sties' up lila lease of the pre.
*awl on-which he 'no* reeidtiklulpilning Oamp Conte,
and otters Ibr eel hie lergeotAleodon of choice antawssa.
RY PLAMTIL The assuprunent comprises :
SIO,OOO Wilsan , a Albany Seedlings.
80,000 ,Bovey Sewklinp.
20.401lierly Scarlet.
16,000' Saar of
And Sense other Sue ylir!ofhw.
_"Thbyilailla are young and vigorous. . 'holy:were select ..
ad with 11* care, and, ter Plan cud ;panty the fruit
bents& bb excelled: rare opportunity is here p.reten.
ted to persons who' pi* . to procure a chrice easortment
for M. slog planting. They will be sold cheap.
Uideri left on the premises or at the Post t Maw, Heir.
risberg, will receive prompt attention. The plants will
be delivered early in the spring. 4coress
tiwisac
oet2l-dIW-
. 11 arlt1tOnvit. ra.
J. R. iNGERSOLIi t 9
- PATENT • •--
FOUNTAIN.' ItAIR.-11AUSEE
It dresses the hair yrlthimiteelhng .the Angers..
It ends Cavibecertutehhtt,kii the of hair preps:
atloos.
-
It ffl'u hni=arnkn..l" eiria atrol).
regt6..- •
It is ill :„ er.h , the trunk
or inrieellY IsTF e! " 1 q u ' n 9t
on'tnetOWOL, .
-- 3t nitrries'enotigtik or : ~ iiy, preparati on to lar a voy
sill Ora
mb
' orris
cost
in
throe
.1111 . 1-the t! flerete, • and.itmtvgb
trionths.•
Mimi i ltieir.lbll'ipditirad Clydo . buili Irani
Steamships ss fol
GLASGOW, Octobdir 25; ETNA., Saturday November 2;;
HAbettEoo, Saturday, November $ Satu rday
every 501ar . .. ,
day :atMOOO, ttrom
h.-Wiest-4r eitaitioa; '
irlitertiCAßlN !tin 'OO STKISRAGE ' $80„00 '
•do .740 Landow - $150.-00 -do to LOdoii - .. - $33"00 •
do :to Paria_..,.. 111116f00 r . MO to YUla'.;.. $65"00
do . Ao , Biunlahr .41111 00 do- to Hambarklll6 . oo
Pasiongartildso forwarded ttr Barre; Brares . - Yroiiter:
stam f Antiosrp; ileal; lituallys6w ratacq -
Jfirtoodood *we* to *tag Attbartijanda-aidratiy
tialtato :boor walla follotsfitg rats, to New- : Prom
Ltverpool or Qbeetadownu, Bra Cliblo, SWIM addittots
itowicalltota clsaara)sls 4014. - revailtroonstpt '
meet aliumfrotioroldisimribr acomidakaituna ' tof
M i lt ien kfitelt=ti 2 4 1:11 9n om a r, i l tMe al dit i ri
An g4i7kMoospplylnJA FFiapl to WILLIAM
INMANi geni 22 , grapir:
.to: WM.
INMAN, CAC Mood' 'Solara lit C. C. let W.
D. SEYMOUR & CO. Loudon to Biirc.Cll ht4,Y, 61
Mug William dt. ;I n Parts to JULE'S 11=O '5 ?taco
destwarrorse; —TII
Walnut streak.; or Aloe PoinPlu'ea °tau.%
JNO. 11, igeht,
0011-0 • 15 Broadway, New York:”
Or O. Ott 21 *MialliNue. 'Mein. Hurl:Mum .
111108 g who want' thee real • Genuine Old
Fashioned Pinegrove Coal from the Loritorry Mines
(by twat kiwi or otherwise.) *My 1O
GaRVERICH, Jr.,
& S. Railroad !me._
oatimme '
. 1 4 ,
FOR' RENT
, t
tOtafrOicAVEE DWELLTigG HOME,
,01 6 , near the Water liaian t "with, or without, bTABLING
ua PAS t ile ; tiPOPPO. o elltigakiffille forthwith.
CHAS. C. italt.N.
Berrta?
f i II .A I VEI
StUitaFAaliali IiaNTIST
pfflatathisightiotatinii,ititi ,
liarr2V_Ai 'envoy,. Jig octlV "'WV
theitablie Nwa gtyes a mintiknoe hie beet
endeavors shah . - wweltorahtlarahgraa is hie ro-
Nash*. Bala 1113 ire# tried,fl, .ho fr*geemf .la
• I .' t.° to zidif ;
ye: thifugat,
- . .
wale • -
61 1=2Mr °1- m&: ' oval
I NDIA RUBBER, BUFFALO HORN,
L ItAW HOER sad DULL DIUNDWAD COMBS, of MI
os, at KitLIJUDS DEM AND /ANDY STORY.
filisullegttons.
NEW N 2 TI WEAL 'LOAN.
Seven and Three-Tanthe Per Gent
TREASURY NOTES,
NOW READY FOR DRUPES! AT THE OPTION
JAY COOKE - & CO.,
;ERs,
No. 114:40igh Third Street,
Pursuant 0 ittetkroe from the Eieeretary at the
Treasury, the Subinerption'BooK to the NEW Nan May
WAN of Treasury Notes" bearing Inter•at at the rate of
seven ati.t three-tenthslw watt per annum, will remain
open at my onion, -
No. 114 S THIRD STREET.
until further ncitimil; Crain irti.ll4)ol 6 P. 115., end o r ,
Mondays till
' These note will be of the , ditior 4stiea of PIETY
DOLL Ro , ONt 1111N11 11 DIX Sibble P1V": - R
_
DREO DOLLSZO, 'NE TEMUSAwn DOLLARS, and
FIVE rg •1:18s ND DOLLAR:, and are "
still dated 19th of
augo,t, 1861, payable lb gold. in three Yeses, or cos•
vertlble luto a twenty year,' :•ix per cent Ramat the
Option of the bolder Fah Treasury Note baa interest
Coupons backed, Which can be cut off and Delimited to
Olti at the Mint every etx eicatto, aod'at the rate one
Mint per day en each fifty dollars,
'Paymenia graben - Ipar), a may be made In Gold or
hecks, or ...Mee of any at lb tPhlladelpia Banks.
Paama At a DIBTANCS van remit by Aix= Mends,
threaten theiniall, or by sumacs, or throindr Danko and
tho Weesury . kolas wi4 be immediately dolivetiedi or
sent t , r.ch salrictiber as they may .ev,..r Gip dip in.
Parties remitting must add the interest hem OM of
Augmt, tim date is all the owns to lb • day the remit
tenet reecho: Philadelphia, at the rate of one mat per
day on each. Ofty dallsee. .•
Apply to Or a dress
JAY 000EE, SUBSCRIPHON AGENT,
• • Care of JAI' COOKS & CO., itaalears„
0r.3-aim No "114 Saadi Tata street, Ptdladelptas.
SHIRTS 1 SHIRTS 11 SHIRTS ! 1 I
HOME .MANUFACTURE
THE OHEAPENT Iff THE MARKET!:
THE - Undersigned nnving ,opened hie
narnifectory of Shirts dm, at 0.12 West Market
street, Harrisburg, Pe ," moe treopectrelly solicits the
patronage and attention of the Ladles, Gentlemen sad
Merchants to the following assortment of goods all of
which are our own Manufacture :
SO/ars,
MST SOSO/LS,
O .LLA,4S.,
CUFFS.
WRIST BANDS,
NIGHT SHIRTS,
• Om, 814 kc.,
Also the particular attention of the Ladies to our large
assortment of under garments &o , (fro the Weeli ha
prove4 ‘forolon: mail Paris styles,) LI IBS
SKfTs icet.,la great varieties, all of which being
our own mauunfadure we will sell cheaper than can tie
purchased elsewhere. .
tarnishingAdrown..lltatertalsein
nate cutting, sewing &ea, of every variety done a • coed
ingto-opier_ Ali of the soave pained goods fee Gem* mete,
We will mike to meintre, guaranteeing to At, and Os
entire saUsnectlen to the purchaser for style durability
and to iterial • All spe Cal orders will be promptly at
tended to upon the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. Also Merchants supplied upon the most reason
able terms.
P. S. Lathes wishing skirts or under garments of any
diseription, etn have them made to order by' sanding
sample or !mob Mods as may be desires*,
JAMES A. LYNN.
No. td, MarkeleUsit,
au29-46m Harriabwg. Pa.
Rooms next door to Hummel & Kllltageelt Orocary
Store.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
THE DELAWARe; hi UT AL
SAFETY INSURANCE 00.v1PANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1835.
CAPITAL AND ASDRTS 3901,1107.51
TIIEINaURANCE
COMPANY 00 NORTH AMERICA.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1794.
;CAPITAL. AND ASSES—. 5t,4i9,416.1 .
THE undersigned, as Agent for the
•• *well known Doinpaoleo, will wake bowiesose
against leas or damage by Ore, caber perpetually or an
nually, on property In either town or country.
Marine and Inlaid Trarwortntant Risks alsolidnask
Apply personally or by letter to
oct4'Bl•dawl7
lara - mrEi ELT-AL - 2FM XL,
STATE Street near Third street, a few
doors below Brady's Hotel, Harrisburg. A Bee
new Hearse Keady made Coffin 4 always on bandrand
neatly daished to order. Silver plater, an. Terms rea
sonable. • [1.0048m1 C. BAKU.
Harrisburg Blind Manufactory:
SECOND 'STREET BELOW -CHESTNUT.
VENITIAN BLINDS made to order, and
all repairing neatly and expeditiously done. . Per
.ons at a distance can nave their work done by addras
sieg a letter to the undersigned. Thankful for past pat
ronage ha hopes, by strict attention to bust am% to merit
a continuance of the seine- iitaatiefautton guaranteed
both 'tab) prices and work-in ;
MARK
- :1 4l
600-692 Fi
'u -- "1.1 - Al GOODS
FOR THE ARMY,
nom : AFt.
Bedsi P illoins, Blankets, Coats, Cape,
Leggin, .Thrhillinie Cupp. &c.,
FOR Waal BY
•
'-'ll7llff . S.' P Hit
1
North Sidelffarket Square, near Ituebles's Hotel,
" • 1, I !'PJF:'. I3 RG , PA-:,.: . 1. I
PROF. ADOLPH P. TEUPSER ,
.UTOULD respeotintly ii:don4 • his -- old
so patrons and the public rsur . ll7 that
continue to Miro Instructions on the nahiti
LADBONeVIOLIN and slim in the science ol
HAM Be will w'th pleasure wall upon piglet* the&
homes at any hear desired, or lane= VIII be khan a
ttfs reeddesiee, le Third sin*, a kW 4oeis 'beta th
German .Referrried Cbare.h. ' ' deelb-o its
VAN ENGEN do SNYDER,
Detngn era and En oTavers on Wood
N. COIL FOIE & CHESTNUT
• Philadelphia.
VXMITTAIiII kinds of Woodlngr i = '
_Ed with' heauiy, oorrecuwas sof • insipildich. •
designs ititnigheor for Fine Book mlisteattons. Parsons
wivimivtziseitittng a phou
Ctivuets z 9 49tEtllt
can hk of Colleges, urphea, ' , rot%
liactlikw. Wye*, Patents. entfisvod44l Wen oti per
sonal epplleation. •
?tubby linvelopes, Labels, Bill fleadlings, guis g
Visiting, Hostages and other Cards, engraved kr the
hi g h est s ole of art, and actne ipwativ woo. •
irbeafiecunenst •of fine ehgraving; see Osa . filnidr e sise
works of J. R. yfiPimicittft f,:Blighr co.
UPHOLSTEItI.IVIJ.
PALM LEAF mat - rags:sEs,
COTTON VIP MATTRESSES,
HUSK MATTRESSES,
~
COTTON COMFOETS,
CHAIR CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES,
-CAMP STOOLS dr.c., Sto.,
On band and [or' sale at the very lowest rates for cash.
Hair Mattresses sod diens tenuous madoto orator.
SOFAS, -
LOU RUM, . •
,gif.tiCia MAUS,
HAIR MATTRESSES Bro.,
%piked and made equal to now, very reasonable, all a t
Mo.tet9 ,
M arket street, between Fourth MU, by
d J. T. BARNITZ.
WI.LU
Harrisburg. pc