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LIARRISUURG,
sionesday Norning, November 20.1861.
TO ARV( °Mesas. —Blank pay rolls and fur
loughs handsomely printed according to the
army regulations, on fine white and durable
paper, are for sale at this office.
Broursincer ON GOVERNOR Curns.—A
or requiCur
-
sition WOO recently reafived by Govern
tin from the Governor of Missouri, asking for
the return to Sr. Louis of the delinquent gov
ernment contractor, Nicholas Waltoiesn,
at now in
the custody of the police authorit Pitts
burg. Of course the requisition was granted,
and fir. Walton is now on his way to St Lotiis.
Tub Govzoons of nineteen States have de
signated the day for the celebration of the an
nual Thanksgiving. In Maine and Massachu
setts it will be observed on the 21st inst., and
in the following named States, Thursday, the
28 ' l Mat, bee been named as the day :
New York, New fieunisslare, New Jersey,
penasylvanis, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wise:an
ew, Minnesota, Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode
Maryland, Kentucky • and
Island, liana's,
Delaware.
Yesseant CarrAtte.—Rev. W. A. '1 1 1404,,,
of Beaver county, a Methodist .maisdater, is the
Capta i n of a volunteer comtkiiir*Oknp cup
L a .t Sunday he was invit4xito fill the Pul
pit in the West Harrisburg Methodist Mission
doh Ile accepted the invitatimi, and
marched his company to the church, before
whom and a large congregation of our citizens,
he delivered one of the most eloquent and ef
fective sermons we have heard for a long time.
The Reverend Captain is deservedly popular
with the men of his company, not one qf n ishorn
would hesitate a moment to risk life i n b
half.
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Manua Marrnis. —Vol. Power's Zenave
Regiment left Monday night for Washington.
Col. White's Regiment also moved south
ward last evening. Colonels Wilson's and
Maxwell's Regiments still remain at Camp Cur
tis. They are daily receiving recruits, and ex
pect to gunder marching orders some time next
week. We append a list of the field officers of.
Col. Whites Regiment—the regiments of Cols.
Power, Wilson and Maxwell, not having yet
made a return of their officers to the State De
mutment :
ILT*FIFIII BZGUIESTI.
Colonel, itichata White, Cambria ; 'Lieut.
Colonel, Frank T. Benhet, Schuylkill county ;
Major, Jl3O. H. Filler, Bedford ; Quartermaster,
Fred. U. George ; Surgeon, David Merret, Phila
delphia; Assistant Surgeon, Ramsey,
Chester.
THE Brooklyn Daily li'mes is responsible for
the following : •
WANTED
One hundred and seventy fine young men, of
all shapes and sizes, from the tall, graceful
dandy, with hair enough on his upper works to
stuff a barber's cushion, down to the little hump
rweired. freckle► face, bow legged, carrot headed
upstart.
lira object is to form a gaping corps, to be in
attendance at the various church doors on each
Sabbath before the commencement of divine
service, to stare at *males as they enter, and
make delicate and gentlemanly remarks about
their person and dress.
All who wish to enlist in the above corps, will
appear at the various church doors, next Sab
bath morning, where they will be duly inspect
ed, and their personal appearance, and quantity
of brains registered in a book kept for that pur
pose and published in the newspapers. To pre
vent a general rush, it will bd well to state,
that none will be enlisted who possess intellec
tual capacities above that of a well•bred pig.
I=l
Srars EDUCATIONAL CON mimic —This body
to be composed of representatives of the colleges
academies, seminaries, normal schools, and corn
mon schools of the State, will assemble in Har
risburg at nine o'clock A. M. on Tuesday, Nov
26th, and continue in session on the 27th, 28th
and 29th.
The authorities of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, the Reading Railroad, the North
Pennsylvania Railroad, and the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad, have agreed to issue excursion
(half price) tickets to persons desirous of attend
ing—to be good from the 21d of November till
the 2d of December, both inclusive. It is ex
pected that the other railroad companies of the
State will exhibit the same liberally.
LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR CONSIDERATION.
ran mtr—TITWAY, NOV. 26.
County Superintendents.
1. Standard of qualification RS represented in
certificates • and the means of rendering it uni
form throughout the State.
2, School visitation by Superintendente
main object, and the mode of performing it.
3. The relation of the County Superintend
ent to I nstitutes—district and county.
4 The grading of schools, and the duty . of
County Superintendents in promoting it.
SECOND DAY . - WIDNINDAY, NOV. 27.
Normal &hoots.
1. Their relation to the Teachers' Profession.
2. Their relation to the County Superin
tendeocy.
3, Their course of study and methods of in
struction.
4. The best arrangement of their buildings.
THIRD DAY.—TIIIIRSDRY, NOV. 27,
Eigh Schools, Academies and Seminarist.
1, The coarse of studies for High Common
F doolo, Academies and Female Seminaries.
2. The relation of the High Common School
to the Acade m y and Female Seminary.
S• Ihe relation of High SchoolS, Academies
and Seminaries to the lower schools, and also
to Colleges.
FOURTH DAL-fl AI, Nov. 29.
CoZle,qes.
Col. The present condition and wants of the
ege&
2 . The true relation of the Colleges to our
th Ational system, and to the community gen. Only.
l'reldente of Colleges and Principals of Nor
14k, Ikhoole, Academies, Seminaries and High
. ; I : 01 8, are requested to bring with them the
tr.Vthated Catalogues of their respective Insti
ll:1%0i; and also a brief statistical tfwent,
"tibc of their present condition ata .
eteProff
coh lo ciessor Wood's — advertionnent biAnothe
Arrotruto INO iInrAHIBY.-We unden3tand
that an attempt was made lately to fire the
stables used by the Adams' Express company,
in Strawberry alley near Fourth street.. We
could not learn the particulars.
Loos Orrr son lins.—A gentleman desires us
to call attention to a sanctified vagabond in the
uniform of a volunteer chaplain, going about to
devour charitable people by begging for sick
soldiers. Another knave is circulating in a
colonel's uniform, obtaining money on false
pretences. He represents himself as being con
nected with the Sixteenth United States in
fantry, and sometimes with the Twenty-Sixth
Pennsylvania regiment, and others. Look ont
for him: The police are on the scent.
NZWSPAPZR &moons —Our readers may re
member the item which run through the news
papers several month's ago, to the effect that a
newspaper laid between the bedclothes added
greatly to the - warmth of Ihe'oevering. We
attached little weight to this statement, but in
telligent persons inform us that it is really true,
anti that a paper tinder the counterpane orunder
thp jacket is very effective in keeping the
body comfortable. The texture of the paper is
so close that it keeps in the bodily warmth bet
ter than cloth.
Coe= PRoommsos.--Conrt met at 13io'clock
a. m., and disposed of the following cam
c om ikkgca, Sealers, charged wit , a.
Not guilty, phOtAirected to . pay tNi- • ,
Com. 'is. Vettry*tigan, oharged . with main
taining a disorderlyi house. Not guilty.
Com. vs. joseph Sharpe, charged with feloni
ously abstracting a 'socket book containing a
sum of money from Judgellariet, at the depot,
in this city several months ago. Plead guilty
and submited. , • •
Corn. vs. Matilda thuaney, charged with lar
ceny. Not guilty.
~...poat. vs. John Lewis Blessing, charged with
the larceny of a pair of pantaloons, containing
a large sum of money from Mr. Valentine, a
bqiirder at Sheriff Hoffman's tavern, in Market
street, in this city. Plead guilty and sub
mitted.
Corn. vs. Lewis Ten Eyck, charged with sel
ling liquor and allowing the same to be drank
on his premises on Sunday. Not guilty on the
firstount—guilty on the second count
tom. vs. Joseph Swartz, charged with' larceny
on oath of Ohristkin Evy. Not guilty.
Com. vs. Catharture Alien and Mary Ma
charged with keeping a disorderly bawdy housl,
on oath of James Lewis. On trial at half-past
3 o'clock, when our report closed.
The Grand Jury have found true bills against
the following named persons :
Com. vs. James Davis exhibiting' obscene
prints.
Com. vs. IX. Winkle assault and battery.
Corn. ve. Richard Humphreys and Samuel
Humphreys malicious mischief. •
Corn. vs. John Walser assault and battery.
Coin. vs- Lewis Ten Eyck, false pretence,
Com. Ye. Wm. M'Lean, assault and battery,
on oath of Luther Simone.
born. vs. Jane Bowman, concealing the death
of a bastard child.
pan. vs. Joseph assault and bat-
Coro. vs. hum Yodder, larceny
" Br rim Lan (on Rimer) FLANK, MARCH!"—
An article recently appeared in the Washington
National inteliismacer, under the above • caption,
which has attracted considerable attention in
circles. The article is signed with the innitials
"B. T. C." understood to be Robert T. Cooper,
of western Pennsylvania, novra captain in Col.
Wilson's regiment, stationed at Camp Curtin,
near this city. Captain Cooper has made mili
tary science the subject of his study for a num
ber of years, and his opinions therefore are en
titled to more than ordinary consideration. He
maintains that the command we have quoted
at the head of 'his article hi not only arbitrary
but absurd, and then proceeds.to illustrate his
vlsition as follows:
Armies, battalions, companies, platoons, sec
tions, btc., have each a front and rear direction
for marching. These four (excepting the ob
liques, which are mere mcwilfieations of the
front) comprise all, and are• the only directions
a body of men can march. In each of the in
stances given in the second pardgraph of the
errors objected to, the command should be, "By
the front, march!" For proof let us pursue the
subject a little further. If the command, "by
the left flank;" as practistd when a march to
the front is desired is a proper one, then the
command, "by the tight flank;" when a march
to the rear is desired, must also be proper. But
that cannot be ; for a company faced to the
front is ordered to march Liy . the right flank,
and faces at once to the right and steps' off; you
want it to march in a direction opposite to your
late front and command again, "by the right
flank, match I " Here your men, if permitted
to think, are confounded; they are already
marching by the right flank "and how," they
reason with and among themaelves; "can we do
it more or better than it Is being now done." The
command should have been; "by the rear, or by
the rear rank, march!"
But /-have, I think, a conclusive argument
against •these extra flank-marching orders. It
may happen that a Colonel marching his regi
ment by the front in .lirte- of •battle wishes to
ploy into coluniii on the march doubled on the
centre. This may be easily done, and I can
conceive a time when it would be a movement
of great importance ; for he is then prepared Ist
any moment, by company wheels to the right
and left, to throw his command into moving or
fixed square or squares, as the imminence of the
occasion might require. Of course the two cen
tre companies (forming the first division) con
tinue to march square to the front. The bat
tali= faces and marches inwards. By the time
the companies just now immediately on the
right and left of the first division came in con
tact, the second division is formed at half dis
tance, which is the proper distance for forming
squares. The right company enters the col
umn on a march by its left flank ; the left com
pany on a march by the right flank. Here they
are, then, facing each other in files. If a halt
takes place distance is lost. Will the favorite
command, "By the left flank, march I" answer
in this dilemma? No'; for both companies,
according to the rule that obtains so universally
now, would face to the left and march away in
opposite dire:liens. At a critical moment this
would produce inconceivable mischief, if not
complete disaster. But there is a remedy in
three simple words, to wit, "By the front,
• much l" given either by the respective cap
commands the division as soon as i
tains, or by the senior captain, who properly
t has enter
ed the column. while the junior is taking posi
tion-itt the centre on the right of the left corn
pan& .:Xlber instanc e& of the error equally pal
oabloraight be given ; but for the present let
'Wee zesty
•. ; A
fembypinanie -4Bak.ilelemptEr-toptbamkat
. -
Haw HosPrm.—The government has leased
the West Harrisburg Mission church for a hos
pital, and the building is now undergoing the
alterations necessary to suit it for that purpose.
Tas FLEUIT °try ZOIIA VHS. —At arecent meet
ing of the First City Zottaves, thefollowingreso
lution was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That we as a company, do greatly
regret that owing to the business engagements
of our much esteemed late Capt. C. A. Bann
vart, he was reluctantly compelled to resign
his Captaincy. We herebyiender to him our
sincere thanks for the valuable and efficient
labor which he has bestowed on us and by
which we were enabled to make so much satis
factory progress duiing the true we were trained
and drilled under hia skillful hand.
• [Extract from the ilimsteel
t Cleo. W. reasons, Seey.
Limos Toritut.—On Saturday last Dr. J. W.
Efaldeman, ofNewville, removed from the body
of Mrs. Stichler, (who died the night previone
near Blosserville,) a tumor measuring in length
nineteen inches, and in circumference! about
twenty-one inches, and weighing - forty-one
yotulds. 'wall about eighteen months in at
taining this enormous sire. It commenced on
the left side, and Is called at Ovarian tumor.—
Besides the above, which We believe is one of
the largest ever seen or heard of, there were
several smaller tumors upon the liver, among.
them one weighing between two or three
pounds.
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.1121 TRY BAR-11con.t-grring• siks the only
lmple of true libertk in this world is the`bar
• 1
room of a country inn ; and institution where
you may pull off your formality with your Mao,
roll up your trousers wi •• &r cares, and puff
away at your troubles a mour pipe, without
any fear that a broo , will draw your at
tention to the ca . y • dUrk complectioned
frowns remind r 0 : r 2 injurious effects of to•.
bacco juice 0., ,ve hearth. The parlor
will do - : 3 arn or those who are brought
up under, t , but to a man who has
once fed on •racy, *lre is no spot in the
world wherein c4n enlarge the area of freedom
with less fear of raising an, insurrection, than
in the snug, fxsy corntrAk fn country bar
room.
Sanroan's Guamanian Hearias-To set in
Brick, Portable or as Fireplace Heaters.' The
most powerful Beaters known for warming Dm/4-
*gs, Churches, .Schools, 9c. Send to LIMAN GIL
BERT, agent at Harrisburg, for a full discription
and an unparalleled mass of testimony.
Tun COMICIPOLIIIII parlor coal stove with radi
ating ventilator and gas' burning attachment, intro
duced one year ago, already ranks as the leading
stove for Parlors, Sitting Boom and all places
where a soft pleasant heat is desired; together
with a large assortment of other parlor and
cooking stoves of the best patterns to be had at
the store and tinware establishment of LYMAN
amarna,.lifarket street,
COMB BACK STIMIEII.--TWO of the great con
tributors to southern rebellion and treason,
have been captured on the high seas.in making
their way to England, for the purpose of sowing
discord and'corruption in that country towards
the United States. This is an 'important cap
ture, (as they are no common sinners,) : and
their crimes call for special punishment. Not
only does the laws demand it, but the widow
and orphan's tears cry : Ersgtven for vengeance,
in thus speaking of the interest of our behoved
country. Permit us on our Own behilf In call
your ettention to a cheap lot of bleached and
unbleached muniowie.eteceived from a bank
rupt auction sale very cheap. cr.t.a., -sr. now
man, corner of Front and Market streets. .
no.lB.
Fuss, Fuss, Fmis.—sl,ooo worth of furs re
ceived from New York auction ; 100 fur capes
ane muffs, from $3 up to $l2, worth double ; 26
dos. hoop tskirts for 50c., 75c. and $1 25 ; 100
cloaks for $2, $2 50, $3 50 up to $lO, very
cheap. A large assortment of traveling bags,
baskets and satchels ; 100 pieces of splendid
dark calico at 8 and 10 . cents a yard—of stock
ings we have a full assortment for ladies, men
and children, woolen and cotton, at 12k, 18 and
20 cents ; 36 large woolen blankets ; 60 pieces
canton flannel, at 121 cents ; red, yellow and
white flannel, very cheap ; 60 pieces of white
Curtin fringes at half price ; .beautiful set flow
ers De Laines, at 22 and 25 cents ; received a
new lot of shirt breasts, beautifal styles, at S.
'Lewy's wholesale and retail dry good store.
Wholesale buyers we would especially invite to
our large stock, to which we receive additions!
moat every day from New York auction.
HEEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHI7,
TH2 ORBIT DItt2H,ITC.'
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EiELIIBOLD'3 =rasa Bl3OlilV
THE GREAT DIIIHRTIe.
And a Positive and Species Remedy for Masses of the
Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, OrelY,
Organic Weakness,
And all Mentes of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement in another column,. Cat It out, and
send tor the Medicine at once.
BEWARE 01 COUNTEEFEITB.
novlB42m
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
JIIST Published in a Sealed Envelope ;
Price 6 cta : A Lecture on the. Nature, Treatment,
and radical Dore of Spermatorrhom or tend:lel Weak
ease, Involuntary Einisalons, Sexual Debility, and Impact.,
tments to Marriage generally, Maroon=ption,
Epilepsy and Fits : Mental and Physic ality, re
sulting from Self Abuse, dro.—By PAM t.
. J. IJLVER
WELL M. D., Author of the One* Book do. "A Boon
to Thousands of *agora," sent nader, mat naa
navatope;tB any addkess, post paid; on receipt ,
(0 nix
cant; or two postage stamps, by Dr. CH. J. C. KLINE,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office, 4010686.
neptl-dawan
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Prepared by Cornelius L Cheeseman, M. D.,
T HE ts HE combination of : ingredien in these
. .
Pills are the result of a long and estensive practice.
They are mild In their operation, and mush/ in correcting
all irreguLaritice"iisfti removingblenstr u athxur,,
th all ob
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pain in She Me, palpitation of the heart, Whites, all 'ner
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limbs, &c ., disturbed sleep, which MUM from Interrip -
ikon of nature. .-.
TO MARRIED lADI>IB,
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on the monthly-period with regahwity. 'ladles who have
been disappo nted in the use of other Pills can place the
utmost oordidenoe in Dr. Oheamenan'a Pills defog all that
they represent to do.
NOTION:
Ihere is one condition of the female system is which the
Pais cannot be token whlhout producing a PEOOLL R
=ULT. The condition referred to is PIESONANO
the renal MISCARRLAOR. Such is the tentittalie ton
=the medietne to restore the sexed Audios to s
condition, Met nen the nmrochectins Jona %if na
ture amid resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from an ytbiug
injurious. Explicit direction, which should be road ac
company each box. Price $l. Sent by mail on enclos
ing $1 to De. CbaaarvsL. 0103111114/11, Box 4,681, Post
Ogles, New York City. " •
told by one Draggle tin every town In the United States
R. B. aurgavies,_.
General Agent for.the United Rates.
14 Pitbhdr l 7 W Yorkm
To whom all ad b
wianieside cetera ahee.
a -
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MANHOOD.
IMPORTANT TO PKMALES
NEW YORK CITY
• HAIR DYE! _HAIR DYE!!
Wm. A. Batrjoloes Hair Dye
The only HarMleile and Rene Dye Known 1
All others are mere imitation, sod should be avoided
If you wish to escape rt Mute. • - • •
GREY. RED OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown:or Macs, without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FirfEEN MP DIALS hND ' DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded to His. A. Savommos since it 9, and over 200,000
applicaUons have been made to the hair. of the patrons
of his 1. -- • iL •
BA MAR'S MUS DYE p odors', a color
not to be diMingniabed fro.n nature and 18 WARBRIMID
not to injure in the least, however long it =Ay be oontin•
ned, and the ill Ilbots or bad Dyes remedied. The halt
In Invigorated for WO by tide apladdid Dye, which Is prop
erly applied at No. id stood Street New York:
sold in all the ones and towns of the United States, by
'Druggists and Fancy Roads Dealers
TIM Genuine Lae the name William A. Batchelor,"
and addrnm siren a steel plate engraving, on the "Ibrir
aides of each box,
‘.." Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay Bt.,
• Late 233 Broadway, Now York.'
oct24awly ' '
A CA&D TO. TEE LADIES.
DR- DINONOO'S L i ra -rum
FOR 'FF.
Manage o :correcting, reffulihair, wd •reinoTiag a)
obilinuottoos, from whatever ,osoure, and I
trips auaceadol . as a proven
r . live.
f IlaitE FILLI HAVE. BEEN usßb .By
.. L. the doctors for many yesrs. both flf Prance and
America, with unparalleled success 41 every care ; and
he is urged by, many thousand ladies who used them, to
make Mc Pills public for the alleviation of thaw sollering
Mirk all/ 11 7 1 flarines whatever as well ax to pretreat
an increase Wally where health will-not permit it.—
puut
Females • I/ Ottawa, Or thew nopppeag them.
wives so, are ft oned against thew Pills while in that
eandln, alt ' Pre -Mr- to produce namartiagei and
die proOetw umes no ramonsfbility alter this game.
nidoe,illaitutiL tki Widows would prevent, any milt
(Min lb MA emits the Pills are • rwatamended.
Yon ananaphendireetioneastoompaay each box, • Pries
al 00 per bas.tt4old wholotale and wail by d. 8. Rein
'Readbn, Joriloaar llouowar & Cowper, Philadelphia, J i
L Lang ansuisN_ le banon, DAN/IL ILAlxesno, , ' Lidaciastar;
J. A. Wow; Wrightsville ' • B. T. Ham, York ; and by
one dracglat is, every oity, and vlils4lrild the. Unloil, and
by it'fi. Howe, 'eon proprietor, New York '
N. .s.—Look Out for counterktits. Hoy ao Heiden Pills
of any Iliad uptake every box is signed "S. D. Howe. Al.
others are p .terse imposition and tuts afe • theretbro, as
you value your Una and health, (to say ;malting of bs..
np humbugged out of your money ~) buy Only of Mead
who show the signature of S. ft HOwe on every box,
which has meetly been addmi. on aes.oant of the PIM
V•eiinv nntitAfwteitect le.44l.ammrly
ST..NICHOLWELOTEL
BROADWAY, NEW-YORK..
Board Reduced to $2 per Day.
SINGE the ()Peeing of 'this vast and nom
man= Hotel, In lithe, It hes been the single en
deavor or the proprietors to mate it the most sumptuous,
Convenient and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger•oli the Atlantic: ,
And litudaver bas seented %Mali adMinister to the
oomlbrt dr Its guests they have endeavored, without re
gard to cost, to provide and to combine all the elements
dividual and OWL enjoyment which modern art
his invented, andmodern tame approved ; and the pat
ronage which It bad dordouttaled during the past six years
Is a strAufrrol Prase that their efforts bay* bran appre
ciated
To meet the exigencies of the times, when alt are re
quired to Practice the meet rigid economy, the under.
Binned
have Wooed the Price of Board to
Two Dollars oar Dam,
at tho saute abating none of tho luxuries with which
their table haxbitherte been supplied.
TRI&OWELG, WMTOOIIB 8100.
New York, Sept. 2, :I.BBl.—sep9- date
W„.B OFVER TO
CUSTOMERS
.• Arrow Loot
LADIES , PURBBS,
Of beautiful Styles, Bobtilliodally made
' A Splendid Moorlameat of
GNNTLEMIN'S wALLIr,s
A New and Allegan t. Perfume,
1 GHTS TRIIP LARS' BOQVICT,
Pet up in Cut Olase Kfigra , -- t .Bottles.
'l.l.Compuualtasertusiio. or
HAN D BERG HIEF PERFUI4. Su
Of the beef Nanufteture.
thryleancttooth Variety of '
POWDER PUFF BOXES,
KILLER'S DRUG STUBS,
thPlB ' - 91 Mertetatreet
WHOLESALE
ITISMILLA MANUFACTORY I
69, 'Market Street r odow Third,
11428D1111TRO, PA.
1 2 H. LEE,
IViAN U F ACTURER OF Uhl BRELLAB
PARk3OIB anal ALKING CaNBS, will furnish
goack at LOWIIR
,pRIOES thanvan be bought in any of
the itastt , rn oh* . Country merchants will do well to
call and examine prices aid quality, and Convince them
wolves of this amt. ang23-dly.
DR. T. J.• MILES.
sup.camcw DENTIST
()FFERS his services to the bitiientr o
Jaartlabu r g sod its etc:deity. He solicits a share o
AVM pabliad "tees ossurauce tkurt Ida best
endeavors !shall be yes to reed reetiebtetioula his pro
fession. Ekibigoao 416.1'4104d, he &dais& fa
netting the publics essisrally to call him. 16nd:is
beta that teIN ItiPps:4lip dbolottisitod wltheithieervices,
Office NO. 'J2B mrket , streht; thd holiMihrtabily no
°opted by Jaoobß. Xby, near the united Stales Hotel.
Harrisburg. Pa nies-div
• • ••
FLAGS 1 rLAGst.r.
NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES with
. at degigna, LETTSM O APSI3... with a yiew, pi
eoletatiliiiiiitr-41;pilniidid tgriale a. , • A
-,-
130=P111.11 BOOR STORE,
Moir tbiN RiriuripSMSon. .
UR'newly replonished.iitciok of Voiiet
RiFt oo sl994 4 Pi B I MFM I . I lit this °V azi 4
fee ig o3iihaent oet i rsudeiluesausuichoti: We would res.
fee
peettully invlte i dew' --• • '' ' - • EALLSIt,
91 Market street, Vitro, doors sot ofFourth street, south
side. - ' ' -
Select Schools for Boys N and Girls
FRONT Antinirer 'ABOVE XOCUST.
rtillE Fall 'term of 11,0 BEAT lit'FLW.FsE'B
&hoot dor boys, will open..on. the Arai:Monday in
ElnptenkbOr.r zoom le well ventilated, , comfortably
farniihed, and , * every nipent adapted far Wood ptu.
.
P
oses.
OVHARINVIVSLWRIOI &had roe girls, located n
tke t aime httittlini; will open forthe fall term at the came
Minx he room bah been elegantly fitted up to promote
he health and comfort of carolers. aag22dtt
GILT MOOG! ' ' GILT PRAXIS
3. ELBE:ITER,
CARVER AND GILDER,
Manufactiirr of ,
Looking Glass wad PiotnrB Frames,
Gilt ant Rosewood Mouldings &c.
48 aroma , sis Err, NEAR MEND.
_ _
HARRISBURG, PA.
French Mirrors, Square and Oval Portrait
Prames•of eireiy deer:Option.
OLD PRAMS- P[E-GILT TO MEW.
SOHEOEIRS 'BOOK: STORE.
„ *es Luummact moos.)
UNION, ENVELOPES.
Nart UPER;:ot six!differeldrdesigns,
printedln !MO 00/011..e01d by the thoueand and
by the ream at Oil Oast prices.
A A aI P Lar ° iAr r I Op i it lie se 1.09 g .1.1134.
a. u treri.ow one., Mal, ,
at
are • ' 4.lll6ri'll!Vd BOOdidrOltn.
- 01141 E TOILETrOAPH,POIfAHES; HAIR
011 101 P0 , WAAILS, COLOGNRS and EXT=of
sty
many -prices -aad—naaanaulAarts At.-
DAM A AN.v ,
.at-'
-
ViRTMWOL: Sraf
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A==eA
Miscellaneous
H MOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
lILY CONCENTRATED'
CCIMPoUND FLUID KEPRAPT SINEW,
A -Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseasea of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine tneremes the power of Digestion, and
esicitia the ABSORBENTS hits healthy sotion, by which
the WATFICY OR CALOAREoIIi Sepoeitiona,- and ell LIN-
N'ATEIRAL trmatas Mina are reduced, as well as
PAIN AND INFbaIit4PION, andiVgood for -
MEN, WOMEN OR CKILDSE/C'
HELMBOLDWELTRALT BUCHU,
For Wes
Analog from Exceases7Habits of Dissipatieaon,kness Early In.
discretion or .5 b dee.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS :
Indisposition to Insertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Wesk Nerves, ' Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dlmneemuf Vision, Pain In the Sae;
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Handel, ' Flushing Of the Body,
Diyness of the Skin, Eruptlons on ti.e Face,
• PALI ID 00UNTENANOB,
These isyroptOnts, if at:tired to p on, whkih this med
icine toyarlably removes, loon follOws
IMPOTINOY, FATUITY, FPILEPTIO Firs,
IN ONE OF WENS THE PATIENT MAY kEPIEE,
Who can any that they_are not frequettly followed-by
those "DIREFUL DIMASFE.."
..INSANTITAND CONSUMPTION."
Mkny are aware or the cense of their auttering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS. '
Its R&M' DS'OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the /Mamba, Deaths by Cors-unsption,
alas LIMA wanes so TM IMIIrI OPahe Afeurnoar.
",THE'DONSTITUTIoNINOs APTICTJIIVISTrg
''- • .011GAIVI.0 -WEAK4 , I3S, - -
E4qatres the aid °Patin*** to strengtheav " nit •
• Ltylgorat the Slffitem,
Elzussoura EXTRACT BUCHU ireariabls doss.
AI taut, WHA wervitta tai Kroft asterZMAS.
FEMALES—FEMALI3—PEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, MINGLM'AfARRIEO, OR CONTEMPLA
TING MARRIAGE,
IN MANY AiRmEJ.GNS PECIEGMAIL TO, FEN
the Extract Botha ia unequalled by any other re me y,
ari in Chloroets or Retention, Irrogobuity, Painfulness, Or
Suppre's tio nor Customary Evaduations, Ulcerated or
Sairrhous state of the Uterus, Leacorheta Whites, Steril
ity, and for all complaints 'trident to the sex, whether
arialhg ktn:lmhaorettou, Habits.of D*lllllo4l, or in
the
-DEOLINK oatVEramli
v1 0.10.11112':
NO FAMILY SHOULD BL W/THOOT IT I
TANI so mosi-BusAm, hiscurr, tromazurf Maw
Gift son variaaaurr AND butonous ZILSIEL3II3.
AXIRACT BOWITI
• SECRET DISEASES.
-- - .
In all their Stages, At NtUe Ivens. ;
Little or no change in Diet ; No inconvenieJce;
And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent desire end gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstrootions.
Preventing and Coring diricturee of the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Imilammailon, to frequent in the
alma of diseeme, and expelling di Prfremmi, Dunned
mid warn ent Maher.
TROIIBIIO2 .IPON Taproom:oo
Rao HAYS BEEN !HS VICTIMS OP QUACKS,
and who have paid Rear - r ms. to be cured to a abort
data, have Thad thOy nerd deceived, sod that the L
1 1 0 N " ban, by the use of "etweanta LITHOGENI2I, 11 been
dried up In the system, to Weal out In an aggravated
form, and
rzazzirs Aiwa MARILIAOM
Liss Esussoin't ErtaAo2 Homo for allaffections and
dismiss of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether eziettng in
HALE OR FEMME,
From whatever cause originating and no matter or
HOW LONG S WARDING.
Disealee or these Organs require the aid or DRUMM
SIUMBOLD'S =TRAM SUCH()
IS THE GREAT DiCIRETIO,
Ahd te certain to have the &haired &Exit In tat :Diseases
YOR WHICR IT LS RROOIiIdENDELL
Asidenos of the mail rdiabk mut responsible clammier
will actioetpany the mediates.
aanincenas op CURES.
/r ens 8 io2o yearn atandieg,
Wire Nurse =owe To
SLUM= AND FAN&
Price $1 00 per bottle, or elx for $5 00.
Delivered to any luldrees, securely packed from obser
vation,
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNICATIONS.
Cures Guaranteed I Advice GratisT I
AFFIDAW.
'Personialky appeared inf Ore m an Alderman of tho
oily or Pottadelphla, H. , woo-trolili duly
'sworn, doth say, Ws preparations eontslnso narcotic,- so
meldor other inlorions dregs, btu are purely rela
table
T. EIGNDOi D.
Sworn and subscribed betoremeobbt NM day of No
vember, 1864.• WM, P. RISRERD, .dhisrstaa,
Ninth St above Race, MM.
Address letters for Information In confidence to
H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
so ut h Tenth a., bol. Obestaut, Punk
BEWAgiu-' 1 9 . coslNTir.etParrs
AND usPitrict..—sa_nzki roq
ta,
Who endeavor to .dispose "us mar. „ „ a te „
AIMCILIB Tux ITZULTIOX Arum= ,a
Delarbold's'Denulne Prepmattoa , -
" .. Latract Bu ha,
Cr 41 Bana t Anlia .
" Improved Ruse Wash.
Sold . by C. K. Seller, D. W, Cross, J. Wyeth, C. A
Batavut,
AND dLL .11;t162.47.1*i'.8121'W8Eltle.
. .
ASK FOR REINHOLD'S. TARN NO 0TR,F33,..
Cat out the advertirement end send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITIOS AND EXPOSURE
norlS.dly
FOR SEWING MACHINES
JONAS. BROOK. 4ilz BRO'S
PRIZE .ITED4L: sutot :COTTON:
200 ft 600 YD.S. WRITE, BLACK al COLORED.
VIIIS thread being made particularly for
1, Sewing Machines, is yEalf STRONG, SMOOTH AND
ICLASTID. strength is nokimpaireo by weetiL o 6, or
by friction of the needle. Yoe, liaeldnes, sae t ßroolrn'
extent Glace,
FOR UPPER THREAD,
andleoo . l4 ntiint aft Corcl; Bed atcaps
TD,
Sold by respectable dealers throughout' the country.
411 I?? Al aws
1-0 = 8 41 :1 1 7kr Ser Agent
, 0 9.d6 in , 3 . , t'L 3B YedAr noreef,aQoat,lYork.
IJPHOLSTERING.
PALM LEArIaTTIIHEMS; .
conoN TOP4I2OIIIIB6ES,
HUSK ELATTAIMSES,
COTTON COMMIE,
CHAIR. CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES,
CAMP STOOLS &c., &c.,
On band and ror tade attlie very lowest ratee for oath.'
Hair Mattreaaes and Spying Bottotnebtade to order.
SOFAS, • .
LOUNGES,
()HAIRS •
HAIR ALUTEI:3B/03
Repaired and made Keel to new wary. all
N 0.109, Market street, between Fourth an t Fah, by
octflas* .
Ifirritburi Manufactory.
SECOND STREET: BELOW CHESTNUT.
VENITIAN BLINDS made to order, and
Ti-dillispairinganatissantLexpedinseedr.dane.- Per.
eons at a 'Wanes oan nave their work done by addres -
Bing a letter to the undersigned. Thankful for past pat?
nonage be hopes, by striotattestion to buslneatt, to merit
a continuance of the same. sarlintlafttenon guaranteed
both as to pekes end week,lW
oct9-dOm
WORCESTER'B
ROYAL QUARTO DIOTIONARY
rHE beet defininglandoonounoing
denary of the ilneesiof &wage ; Also, Worcester's
School Distionarles. Webster's, . Pictorial Quarts and
Waal Dictionaries for sale at
SCHISPFZEII
aplit-tt ,Roalcsro ws , gra.
Neer tad Hairtsbers Brlde—e.
FOR SALE,
TWO good. Horses, - one suitable as a
wally hone, the other is a draught horse. Re
quire of George Grannie, Third Street, between Market
and Walnut, hurke's Roe. nos-dt
TO FAMEILS.
OATS OATS II- Cash paid for Oats
ki • - • vacua. WESSUOI.
nov6..dif _ = • •• •
111111-DR °ASTOR'S ' the* place
to Sod anything ID they Perfumery.
aumpur
mokii4 ;ItimoiCE. I 11 t'itWE 1 r" 1 —it
not °wombs iristiliimiteetaAß purobsset as
.. PAW abitt.4. 6 . VIIN ak. all T
STEAM WEEKLY
gy=p= _\ BRIWKEN KRW YORK
er4IN 04..16
AND LIVERPOOL.
te .A.NPING AND EMBARKING PAB. -AG Ert, at QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) The 41Thi
poo , Naw Yor,: and Philadelphia Steamship company
intend despatching their fall powered Cilde.built Iran
Steamships as follows :
CITY OF NEW YORK, Retard*, November I 0; EDIN
BURG, Retordey November 23 ; CITY OF WASHING
TON, Saturday, November 80 ; and every Saturday, at
NOOD, from Pier 44, .Norte Fever.
RIM CO PAOMGM.. aICU
FIRST CABIN $75 00 _ op
do to L0nd0n.....530 00 do to Leedom ..1183 00
do to Paris $B5 00 do to Paris sae 00
do io Hamburg..s4s 00 do to Hamburg $36 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre. Bremen, Rotter
dam. Antwerp, &c., at equally low rates.
SS-Persons wishing to bring touttbsfr Mends can buy
tickets bare at the following rates, tO Net► York Trim
Liverpool or Queenstown; Ist Cabin, 175, $ll5 led $lO5 .
Steerage from Liverpool 940 . 00 . . ? rein Queenstown,
•ao cox
These Steamers have auperim accommodations for
passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons. They are
built In Water-tight Iron Seetioue, and have Palest tire
Annildlatora on board.
For further information amply to Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent, "Al Waier Street ; to Glasgow to W.
INMAN, 5 Enoch Square ;In Queenstown to 41 &W.
D. SEYMOUR & OD. ; in London to BIPSS & MALY. 61
Sing William St. ; in Part+ to LULUS JACQUE, 6 Place
do la Bones ; in Philadelphia to JO gPI G. DALM, 111
Walnut street ; or at • tie Company's offices.
molt 4
JNO. G. DALE, Agent,
lb Broadway, New York.
Or 0. 0. Zimmerman. Agent, Harrieburg
sa-PAS^INGNILN FOS ittntuPL—By orJer of the
Seerelari of State, a I raSsenge'ra 'Owing the Uhlted
Settee are required to procure Pa sports before going on
board the St amer. JOHN G. °ALF, AGIIST.
ONLY YARD IN TOWN TEAT DELPTEWS
COAL BY THE PATENT WEIGH CASTS.
TH'SE Weight Carts are certified by the
Sealer of Weights and Measures. Consumers can
weigh their coal at their own doom It is of grad ha
penance. during these hurl times for every one to know
that they as rum rut noxem Weiner.
A large supply of Coal always to be found on tuusd.
via :
LYKENS VALLEY all BiZ3B.
BALTIC CO'S WILESEURIKE, all sizas.
LORBERRI COAL, (the genuine ardolu,)
Sold by the car load or single ton
All coal of the best quality, delivered free from all la-
Krill 8 AT PRICICI TO sun vus Timm, by the boat or car
load, single, half or third of tons and by toe bushel.
JAMES M. CURLER.
Harrisburg, Nov. 6, 11361,—y
COAL! COAL ! !
$3, AND $2 25 PER TON OF 2,000 LBS
0. D. FORSTER,
CiFFICE No. 74, Market Street, yard on
j the Canal, foot or North street, Wholesale sad Re
tail dealer in
TBEVORTON,
WILKSBARRE,
LYICENS VALLEY,
BROAD TOP COAL
Famlles and Dealers may rely upon obtilalos a first-rate
article, and full w4ght, at the lowed. retee. Orders
promptly atteaded to. A ItHrAl .i-soauci; made to pur
erasers paying for the coal when ordered.
Present price, 33 and 82 25 per too.
Harrisburg, Oct. 'A.—dam
COAL ! COAL ! ! COAL, ! !
.1:1E subscriber is now prepared to•de
aver to the GitiZMII of Harrisburg either by the
Chr, Boat, Load or stogie Ton, tee tholoest kind of Wilke-
Barre, Sunbury, Ls. kens Valley unit Pinegrove Coal,
hauled oat y the Meat we w e col, and full weight
guaranteed. Orders left at my ollm, 4th and Mutat
will receive prompt attention.
I) toll) Mee , * HICK.
Harrisburg, Oat. 30, 1801.--43wda
COAL! LORBERRY COAL!!
.11Ei09E who want the real Genuine Old
4. Fashioned Ptherrove Coal from the Lorberry MOM
by the car load or otherwise.) apply to
GEO. &RVERICH, Jr.,
R. & S. Railroad °aloe.
00t22.1md
SEURTS EUXutTes BtEIRT6 i t
HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE CHEAPEST ler THE a!d 71 vim'
THE undersigned having opened lus
Manufactory or Shirts Sio, at NA 12 West Market
street, Harrisburg, Pa , moe irespectfully solicits the
patronage and aUention of the Ladies, Gentlemen ARA
Merchuds to the followlog assortment of goods all of
which are our own manufacturo
SEUfs,
SHLT.RT BOSOMS,
CULLA KS, eall
CCFFSWRI, _
ST-BANDS, ..
- - NIGHT SHIRTS,
Also the
am, Ito &c., Ato., dog"
b•—
• -- Alcular attention of the Ladles to our large
assortment of linty garments Am., (from the latest im
proved London and r.,r, styles,) LINEN COLLARS,
CUD'S, SaTTel &c., in greati i all or which Wag
our own maunufacture we will - Lu t cheaper than can be
purchased elsewbere. . .
Parente desirous of famishing their °We m a t er ials, v an
have cutting, oewing etc., of every variety em s accord.
lug to order. All of the above named goods for Mews welt .
we will Make to measure, gaaranteeiog to fit, ant igs v il
entire satisfactlun to the purchaser for style, durab
and m All special
orders will be promptly a •.
leaded to-upon the shortest notice and most rmabOultbls
terms. Also Merchants supplied upon the moat reason
able terms.
P. S. Ladies wishing skirts or under garments of any
disorMUon, ein have them made to cinder by sending
sample or such kind* as may be desired.
JAMES A. LYNN,
No. 12, Musket street;
au29.416m Harrisburg, Ps.
Rooms next door to Hummel & lithinger's tirneory
Store.
A large assortment of Gentlemen' Furnishing Goode
ler&C, addition to the above can altieps be tovatt chetp
Gael* 4 • ••
• SOLDIERS' NICK PUCK'S,
FOR Sale at
KELLER'S DRUG An. FANCY STORE .
Camp Writing Cases, •
Needle or Sewing Cases,
Shaving or Razor Cases,
Toilet Cases,
Match Cases.
Pocket Ink Stands,
Pocket Mirrors,
Pocket Knives,
Pocket Combs,
Fine Combs,
Camp Mirrors
Bryer Pipes,
Tobacco Boxes,
India Ruiner Tobacco Pouches,
Wicker, Leather St Platina Flasks,
Leather Drinking. Cups.
Pens Penholders, Pencils, Paper, andßnvelepee.
:Soldiers will see at a glance that the piano to get en
outfit in small wares Is at Ns. 91, Market street.
AR NO) "Fort Pickens" in the window
ICTZTIZI3EIELTB33.M.:: it,
111111 Ear
i s
: IP
... .
STATErtiiAttbiiiit Third stre et, i few
doors belosi Brady's Hotel, thirrlsburg. A Sae
new Heine Beady made Coffins lawny° on Wind and
flashy finished to order. Silver plates, aic. Terms rea
sonable. • [an3o-d3tel 0. BASIL
A. It. liHARP
G•ty3,l GOODS
FOR THE ARMY,
MOH As
Sods, BPillows, Blankets. Coats, Gaps,
Leggin, Drinking; cups, Br.c.,
1011 BAIA BY
Wlll. S. SHAFFER,
North Side Market Square, near Buehler's Hotipl,
HARRISBURG, PA.
antn-eam*
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR I
45500 LBS. FAMILY BUC a t
- bags. Tse =t i n M auro UR /or, bilisli 124
ftsosn se=
ta l tr i. gagigky for our 4. lostby
Jr.,ato.
Vs 94
MEM
illistettancons.
COAL 1! I
suNßurcr and
EMI
noli•U