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kv GEORGE BERGNER,
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, e rr Amgen are paid,
-ntiscritters neglect or refuse to take their mom)*
. [tom the Wen lo which they are directed;) they ere
until they have settled t be, Ms sPad ordered
filisullautons.
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
y C, INCVNITA CND" •
t•CMI' , IMO PLUM EXTRACT. BLIND:1,
t,v.. m A Siwina !Remedy
„,„.. 1, . ot the bLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
, WELLING's.
41. Me:I: I,,Uneraa-9s. ttie power of digestion, and
11.4 A HSM(BitNTSIUt ilealtny acGok, by which
AT • kti O.: CALCAREOUS depositions, and all US
;AL ENLARGEnSNTB arc.-reduced, as Well as
PA:S A,NIJ INFLAMATIuN, and Is good for
MEN, WOMEN oR CHILbfIEN.
awn°Lrls yantecT BUCHU,
For .Weaknessos
Ar 201,g from tin:eases, Habits ofDissipation, garlyln
.
ii.: Moo ur Abdse, .
111 EN I ,s D WITH THE FOLIAJWINO BrEPTOllii
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:.,,Itiloziton to Exertion, . - 'Loss of ruweit
-, of Ilemory, D/IncullY orAr -- . 01 0 1 4 1 4.
ir,•,s Aerves, . v
ri,rror of lx.4ease, • Vitkeltilti l a,
tuacz.s El Vision, Fatah' the Bade
L crurrsal los6itutleiof the Muscular firstens,t ~-, .. , j
Lot 13amis, riwitailg pf i t**4y,
1.T., ars e of the Skin, leinviliton on.fLiti 'Vacs.
PALLID a)UNrENA.NOE, " • , .
lbeiie ry mptoms, if allowed lo go on, wiiitib ibis med
dine invariably removes, SIXOU /01101 , 71; . , . ..: , .t )
Ihi POI &WY, FATUITY, hiILEPTI, 0 snis,
lc ONE OF W EACH THE PATIENT 1r y :•,-Xitg. -
Ii to sun say that they are not fretineitlytfflidwed by!
in , -,0 "I/PO*ln DrsgAskigyr .
.... , ,
• 'INSANITY AND. 00 1 ,MIXPTIPN.'?i
haul are aware of Abe cause of their aufforolg,
ENT` SOSIN - WILE, uoNiritis. ' ' i
TH, RE, 1):.D.3 OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS. ' : f
And the AfelaSoitctly Deaths .1. Otostusiption, '
OUR Anna smittssep o lns MOTO Or , oa hassreimq,
THE CONATIIIIIION °N>: AFFECTED WITH
°ROOM •111.11"AltNEA'
leveret the aid of medicine to strengthen and
Ine'prate the System
Inich USLIGIOLD'S SICTRata BIICEIU Jamu l :ably do e s
. .
11MAL ictL4 OU VIOL THE rb&i throPricLu..
FEILWIS-FEMALES-NEHALBE4,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR GONTERPLA.
TING MARRIAGE.; ,
RANYT APFECTIOrfa PEOLII,IAkt TO FRRALES,
the Itxtrootiluehu uneqdnltoil by anyfithor remedy,;
as is Morcott; or Retention, Irregularity; Painfaineeti;
„Or!
Ituppreeno nor Cuitomsry ..Rvitouetions,: dlicterated. or,
&tutees state of the Wares, Loquortioa,Wtdos, 81430ki
ity, and tor ail coriplaiute incident to the sex, whether!
arising from Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or hal
the . .
DECLINR OR CII4NOR O 1 JJ
BYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY sliothl) BF:WITHOUT IT I
TAIT. 30 MORE [Arum, Mr.c•via, on vrinsaArri• Mli3i
Can TOR 13311-TAPANT JliD D V303R003 D 1333.833. I
LIELMBOLD'S .EXIRAGf BLICLIU
Crate
SEC,BET . DISEASES.
In all their Stages, At little Espanola
Little or no (tango In Diet ; No 111C0111113/lioooo
And no rapture.
It canoes a frequent desire and gives strength to Urinals ' j
thereby removing Obstructiom4
Preventing and Casing Serzotara3 of the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Imtlammatteri l, so frequent in Itlit
dos et diseases, and expelling ail aistenass, Dt-Setses4
and ivoripout dialler.
TBOOBANDs.3PONTWITOANDe 1
TIRO HAVE BEEN 111 E VRIT:MS OP QuAcirs t rli .
and who haveyald .naavr rad to be bured lit 4: stub'
time, have found they, were deceived, and that WI:I'll/V.4
Soh" has, by the use of "POICIRITTL Pi
Aen!lNQZ.Ntre, N. ti
bled 41:1
ed up in the system, to brew( out In an 'avgraaritis
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARCO-4,; 1 ' , ! 1
L raLMIIOIVBEITFACII . BOOM for in - %WOlttiOng end
Oeasea of thu — ' '
st "NARY .ORGABIS,
%tether existing .in
•
BIAMB OR Pmatitim.
From whitiorer cause originating and nti matter cr
HO* r r orift strANDirtel. -
01P0. 4 (.3 ar three thgann enquire the aid -or'
LELMIESOLErd Milan BUFAt -±.; •
I¢TUN GREATjaplitiv,
Ant 3 certain to have the doalred 'eft& all
..„'Dleeiaee
tun I'lllCti 11. Id REcumstowso.
. . . .
trutence of the moat relidge and raponsible charade*
eutneileny the medicos.
cERTIFICeicia QF CIIRE4
Promf rio 20 llama standing,
itH Norm KNOWN TO • '
SUBNCtE AND FAME. •
Price SI 00 per•bottle, or .tdx for $5 00.::
iK .vnred to any address, reourely pocked from °bowl
: -CRIFIS SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNICATIONS.
'wee Guaritsiteed I • • Adults .Grettin I;
AFFIDAVIT;
!, -Rosily appalled before me; juL Alderman of. :tho
PtiisJelobli, H. T. Efieeduan wtos .beirsg. that
act!" say, his preparedons oordebi nercoMe,.Uo
r: , • , ory, or other Laketon! drugs, burize - putelY Test
1. , .
H. T. HICIEHOLD.
ro 1,1,1 tubecribed before me,
_this 2.9 d day ; of NO
1564. p.IIIBEIER'D; Isterausti,
Nintti-Sh abova WOW,
tJLIttSI3 letters for intorniation in confidence to
H. T. .13,ELNU301,114011tunist,
Doput, 104 south 'tenth St. bel.
RE wAtut
AND uNPßlNvivizu Dakt. , •
to endeavor to emote " or Milli 010" a n 'wren
, hilcua OS TIM 82PTITAVOCill'ALYKD BY
ktolabuld% Genuine Preparation a,
" Bu hu,
t. Sarsaparilla,
Improved Rose , Wash.
:old b 7 C. N. Koller, D. W.Grosso Wyeth, A.
&Lotman.
AND ALL DRUGFISTA
APE FOR HEL:III3OLD'S. TAIL'S 'NO OTHER.
tct out thu advertirement and send for It,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND faxOSD,DS.
GC
O. Pl.' p
TRAVRIA . MIX AORNt ; 11111 •
OLD WALLOWER LINE:
THIS OLD TRANSPORTATION LIRE
is kill 1n snamatil operation and prepared to oarky
lreAght as LOW as any other Individual line between
Harrieburg,Sunbury,Lewieburg.
9ort, Jersey Shore. Lock Haven, and all points on th
Walborn Central, Philadelphia and &le i said Williams -
Port and khaki Railroads. ' •
• Local Agent at Harrisburg,
D. A. IiIIIINOH.
Goods sent to PEACOCK; ZRI.L At RTNOLIMAN, NOB.
Ittood ale minaret street, above Eighth,' by 4 o'elock ,
r. M., will arrive at Harrisburg, ready for de livery the .
Mitaar morning. C. F. MINCE.
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colVelMß *eat
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JOilli M AILOWEIIicIR., Agt
0 EiNlEtitt tk,L F 0 RlNlARaiiii G
411.1 D
CQMAAISSION 'MERCHANT.
Goo ASIAND MERCIIANDIEIR promptly
forwarded by Philintelphia anti Reading Northern
c.ntral, oinineiland Valley and Pennilylvaida Itallreade
Yild Gnaws i ... ti : :7
114 .1MOMANDMIAYING to and ham ail pane of the
My to the: elaerent Rama depots will iie done at the
lerY beset rateai , • ~ r.' - •
F AMILTRIII rdthooing *NI he Tireinntly nu„,,, led to.
guipptialt Betel, or at the store
Orders dant , Brantfa
al It S. Zollinger, will tiiiiielVe , prelnlit attention, c ola .
l aranienta of 4 . 9144 respeetfuliraoliaited.
,I4' 3011 N WALLOInft JR., Agt
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7 . ,', :.,., Ogee Ileadleß Demi.
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WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA MANUFACTORY I
No. 69, Market Street, below Third
limmusmo, PA. • 4a.
1;1# M. la. LEE,
M AN UFACTURER. OF UMBREUtzO, -
et. PARBOTS and WALKING CANES, wii—ftirßlSl
ikt LOWER PRIOEd Wan r4p b*•bodtlitip .any of
du " &.° 4 'ti do will ;ill to
44111,tztretuirtiittiviois Zilq41 11
,11i r6 ty, a atid cOnotrio.P . urela
11 ,, d1y
1:n, aeorAtat of goods lost rebolvsit, •
• Mumma
moor °C itatibitststrook!.
• • 451,Ve ,
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tit; 1 11$•
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' : ;VOL__ XVII
filebitat
DR. JOHNSON
A Ia T I XNEC )I3III
a
LI.AS dieteov,exed the most certain, speedy
and atetonat 11'140 is the -worm for • -
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
llmiEr DO liiTX TO TWItLVAI EIOUR&
Jio,Nercury or Noidona
e. Care Warranted, or no Charge, in fr om. one
' ' to Two Data. •
s
Weakness' of the thick er,Limbs, Strictures, Affesilons
of the slaters and BlicederrlivOltinfairylitithargter;
potency, General ilebility,'Nervouscreas; Dyepepsy, Lan
a uor, Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Pa ipitatiou of the
Heart, Timidity, Trembllogs , Dimness of Sight or biddi
nese, Disease or the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin,. Anew
data of thaLiver, Lungs. Stomach or Bowels—those ter
rible disorders arming from the Solitary Habits of Youth
—those mistime and solitiVs prtht camera deal to their
victimathan the Song or yreua So the Mariners of lays•
ass, blighting their most brilliant hopes or entiolpathins,
rendering marriage, &a., impossible.
Young Men
Especially, wbo have become the victims of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and•disatreative habit' able h seine*
ly sweeps to an untimely grove thou ands of YOung
Men of toe moat exalied taistus aud brilliant „Ibisillt,
wbo might otherwise have entranced istaiing Senates
with the .hunders of eloquence sr waked' to ecstasy the
ihriug lyre, may call with folt-oonfidencie.
-* • ' .Idarriage.
Married Nelms, or Young Asa contemplating mar
riage, beteg aware or physical weakneits, organic debt 1-
ty, deformitles,Ake., speedi y cared.
fie wbo paces himself under the care 01 Dr. J. may
religlbUsly cemildein this lunar as a`gentleman, and °ha-
Odenity rely epee his skill as
W a Physician.
Orgauie eiteLe
Immediately °urea unit fell vigor stestored.
This distressing dlisintiop-rvitice renders I lie misera
ble and marriagetimpoitsiblo , siatheinenalty paid by the .
Victims of improper indulgeocea oung persoi.a at e too
apt to commit ( mother' •freak not being aware Of l ike
dreadtal ausseq mhos that memento. New,, whatitiat
understands the subject whims:need to cony that thiapow
er of moor. &don is met sooner t 7 atoms falling ifito
im
ptoper imoitelhasa by lee prudentf Sames being des '
prived Mrs literatures of healthy oilkpring, the must, att..
rious ands destructive symptoms to both body and mind
arise ebeliyitem becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Amnions Worsened; lose of Procreative Power,
Marylou' Irratibtlity, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Donstlin lcn, I Debility,, a Westing or the
Frame. Cough, Cormumption, Dlica7 and &nub.
0111001o.1J oath grederWAStreet
'Left hand side going from naltimore street, a tow Goer.
from the corner: Fail nett* observe urele and number.
Letters meet;bepeid and.contain a stamp. , ; , The Doc
tor's Diiiimiais hang in Lie office.
A Cure Warranted in • Two Laws.
Ns Mares* or Desseous %hugs, r I
Dr. Johnson,
Member alb" Royal College of Surgeons, Ltindon, Grad-
Mini from one orris mest etuleentutillegisiin t . the United
States, and the greater part °Patent) tile has 'Nan spent
in the hospitals of funded, Pare/ Philadelphia and elms
where,,thre effequid scene ofthe„most astonishing sures
that were ever*eown ; many troubled with ringing In
kh. o bead„ 0 1 0_ _ wtlig asleep , ggrreryatt perfoof!tvaiii being ; manna at thane's.sounds, bash f ulness,; with frequent
blushing, usendedsometinteri with derangement.of mind
were cured Launiallataig,.
lake Particular. Notice.
Dr. a. martens all those who havelniereat themselves
by improper indulgeols,aad solitary :habits, which ruin
both body and mind, unfitting them for either business,
study, society orc nerrisga L . it .
These are some of the sad and medanehollYelrectepro.
duosd by early habits of you • th, viz: Wetk a ees of the
Rios and Limos, Pains in' the Head, Dionsess Sight,
Lou of Muenster Power, PalP/Intolitilif the , 0 3: 8 *
pepey, Naractuit lgOrgadn„ /*Santee* of the gesUve
Yinuctionel,ttenetiii Debility, hyospianrs Ilihsompuon,
histrztur.—The feartnl effects on the mind are much
to be dreaded—toss of Memory, Confusion alders , De
pression of Spirits, nvii, For °tidings, Ayers on to Society,
Sal Dadaist, 1 ore of ecilitude,./thaidity, Ao., are some of
the Galls produced.
MOMS* of persons of all ages can now Judge what
le the cause of their declining health, losing their vigor,
baton:Ling weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a
singular appearance spout the oyes, cough and symptoms
of eonsumption.
Young. Dien
Who have injured themselves by a certain praotloe In
dulged In when alone, n bison frequently learned from
evil cospeadons, or at school, the °ruts of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not oared renders
marriage hrskonable, and destroys both mind and body,
serial& apply.immediately. ..
What a pity that a yo e ing man, the,hope of- s his coun
try, the darting. of hit parents, Shbuld be snatched from
aft prospects and eitioymenin of life, by the consequence
of deviating from the path of nature and lade ImAgoin
certain secret habit. Such persons KUM, bakes contem
plating
d Marriage,- •
reflect that a sound mind and biady are the most flees*•
eery requi.ites to promote connubial happiness.. Indeed, ,
without these, the journey through - Iln troumes a weary
pilgrimage ; the prospect hourly darkens to tine clew ;
the Mind becomes shadowed 'With doer add filed With
the melanobolly red (*km that the 'happiness of another
become, blighted will our own.
Disease of Imprudence. •
When the mi guided and Imprudent votary of pleasure
fdida that he has imbibe, the seeds of this painful dis
ease, it tx• often hapene that an 11141 med sense of shame
or Quid of discovery, deters him from applying to Utiose
whoorom emeition and reepeotaullity, can atone be
friend him,
delaying tilt the 00118Z111/1.1 mei symptoms on
this borr do Reese mak-i their appearance, such as
ul
aerates sole throat ; disiatietCnoemodiduntal pains in
the bead and limbs,,ciumissnof slight, dames% nodes on
shin.bouet and urea, hibleisee on the li ad, faearlind
extremities, progtess ng with frightfut rapidity ; tin , at
last the palate of the mouth or the bones of the' - nose fall
in, and ihe victim:of tialsiawlei *lamae tumme a horrid
obj,ct of tionimbiefatioti,lllrileith' punt X liferiod to his
dreadful euderibno, by seuding hm to that2Urdhleoi
vered Country from whence no triaveley retarnd."
It is a metanekolly fact that thousands fall victims to
this terrible disetnie °wind to the unskilfuluiess or igro,
ant pretenders, who by the use of that Deadly Poison,
Me, carp, ruin the constitution a-d make the madden 0
life miserable.
Strangers.
Trust not your lives, or beauh, to the care of the many
Unlearned And Wo Lulus Pretenders, destitute of know
ledge, name or cheese*, who.cupy Lr, JohosOn'aadvert,
vertisements, or style niemselves In t h e. newspapers,
regularlyßducated Phvidolins incap-blo of Curing, they ,
keep you trifling month after meow taking their fidny
and poisonoustras compounds, or as long as the etpitgent
FA eau be Li:dittoed, and in'daspair, leave you wltn.ruin
ed health to sigh over your galling disappointment.. ,
Dr. Johnson is the only Poyeiman auverdalog.
'Hie tiredentlal or diplomas always hangs in Ide office,
His remedies or treatrinut are unknown to all others,
Orepared . irom a life spent is the gt eat haspiuds of sin
rope, the first lu the country and a- more., extensive Pri
vate Practioe.than. any other Physician In the world.
Indorsement •of the Press. •
The many toooeat..iiii cured at th.a Minium= year at:
ter, ear, cod the numermni important Surgical (ipera
il ms
perturinect by Dr. Johnsen, witoemsed by 'Akre
Porters of the "CllPPer r " and many other Pa
pers, notices Of which have. appeared aestM. and again
before the palate; bealdes his itiondicigas.'a gentian= of
character acia respiinalbility, Ls a ihkfildent , ' Xuerritatee
tothe aMieted.
Ode Diseases Speedily Cured.
POTIIOIIB writing abated be particular in eirectiug their
anon to hos InAltuticn. in tee tatow,logmanner
JOHN Id. JOHNSON, M. D.
Ot the Baltimore Last tinapital, Malkmoro, Md.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF' .
HORTON'S
UNRIVALLED OLD PENS,
IDEST PEN 6 in the World for 750 41 J 2&
31 iO, 62, 63, and sit, f o r sale at •
ista6 13C1E1NFF221.6 267,01tatOre.
JUST RECEIVED.
'LARGE ..C.900 .4TMENT of Family
Itletrst - stilmrsat styles of Wading, at 90a,
n.sa;s4, WE% ' . MeetPookal
•Bibler ofedifa
lomat *us sad price Kauxnprikpopt o 4 a
*wit
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-NEUTR.AL IN NONE."
fiARRISBURG. PA MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 28, 1862
D W. GROSS & CO.,
D RU- 0::00 :5T8...;
ACA R
_K _ E$ $ T R T
k&J?iUSIBaI?d, PIEhIPAL
DRUGGISTS, gaysiciim,sToßE.
KEEPERS 04:11 ~Q4NSII-MERS,
We are'.dally adding ,:to our assortment of
goods all each erticleeiae ari desirable;-and
would feepootfully „ yo 4" atention. to ' t
Writ and beet, eelectiki, *oak in this city, of.
DRVOISI OriEMN-4 13 &`PAINIF§)
Paw's' tirouiid'spiceal
Bornlng.Pluld and Alcohol,
Bottles, Vlals and Lamp Globe*,
PERRIXERY & TOILET ARTICLES,
seleoted•from the.best mit4auf!tetwere
,and: Pe
turners of R"Orcipet andllite country:
Being. very- largo dealers
PAINT ,[WHAT
tINSEI3IIY OM TARNISHES,
YMITXT( O 3I - 146, 1 34 . AN - Tr 8
'; I6 COLDIIf3 - PAM% AND
ARTisrq sausEißs
..1
• ' COLORWAITIDIBBOMM;
OIf.AU 1 P 141 XV"I
• t, N, i s; E,.rits ! ,, • ; 11
.o •.:;• • I \ \ 4 : 01 . '
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6 Ca • •
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"We reapectfully Invite a call, feeling, couff,
,ient that we can supply the wants all on
terms to their satisfaction.
' TEETH. I ,TEETH
JONWS AND wsrrEs'S PORCELAIN TRIM,
PATENT MEDICINES' AND HAIR
Of all kind', direct fro* #e ftiiiNtclret
Sationifier . OPOOtrit* Lye.
Whole iganta for 9aponiftat, artiloh. 'we sail
SE low as it can be itirchaaad in the cities. - 1
4siiicAL ter..mn nxnuors
Being large ..purchasirs ,in thase can
oiler induceiminti to close buyers: - Coal OB
Lampe of the most improved patter,ns, '0,17
'cheap. All - kinds of -limps . changed to burh
Coal Oil.
FAILMERS ANP -c14414P410,.
Those of yon:who have not glyea our OE4
isits 134:r CGS poW'Coliftß` a trial know.. no
their superiority, and, the advantage, they [tie
keeiting . Horne and , °Alla leallihy and if)
Thouseiroikcan;,teitify to the piont the); lave
derived from the.use of our (tattle Powders by
the increasing. quantity and ,quality
'beaidis Impreiring the general. health and itP-.
pearanoe of QV* ceittleP
• Our long e experienc in the, businai gives Us
n
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
0 1 . de , And oar . F al Tka ll4 : 4 l llt l , M! t 44. pities aiet
such that we eaa-in ikvery_short time furnish
Miyibink akktitaining 'to our business, on the
*CPC *nig.
- for the liberal patronage ;beetow:ia
on our house,,ve hope by strict attention - to
business, a careful eehiotion:of
ply it E . - I) Ef II G. I 3
tiji4iirlieegi,ihd.;the : dire 'to ,••• please all
il.,
difirit ilia tlimance:Of• *K. IsiTiTzqf .pc44ecrit.-
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..WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
M. Al
Oh, varnishes skill Ganes,
030.4; tiffs; Gtliat sand : Pict4; I,
&Nast Galproand ,
Cast4Aes Soap, AleoprooLawdCorkT,
aces; aai, die" iiii-atati,4004.444
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RESTORATIVES
MIL OIL I °ARBON OIL . 1 i
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k,lnti, - at lifratiti (irtutspurralio
'4N : SYLV - ANIA - "liAll i.ROAR
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
• _ FROM PHILADELPHIA.
0* Mao &VTR*
!ONDAY JA.l4l3Art . 27tb, 1862.
.
The Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Oompany will depart, wow and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia as follows :
E,4 $ 4 R.D.
THRQUffiIIiMPRE`4I9..iItAIN :Hatriabtug daily
ac 8.204ni.0mil arrivaast:tWae Plillatialphia at TAO
- - - -
FAST LEHHicayeit Harrisburg daily, (except Sunday.)
at- 1..004. imiand arrives at West Philadelphia at 5.10
p. m.
MAH.TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday)
at 5.1554. r.h., snit arrives at West Philadephia at 11.80
st.,U e. i ;5,. ;j')+.:) elii
AWAMODATION TRAIN, via Mount Joy, leaves
Ilarterg at 7.80 .s. m.,-and arrtvee at West Rills.
tielptateit.l2.l3l,p. , „_ _ .
11AIRT.411Zar acattODAT.liill-iiiiiivint -Cohan.
Ma, la liarrfebarpr Wmtki F . fa; and arrives at West
10511 es
r4oa it 7 20 p. m.
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' 1 141140t101 11TPINtilts - TREEtt'legvei Phllidelphils at
10.30 m., Harrisburg at 3.015 a. m., Altoona 8.40, a.
ut.., Cl* arrives at Plttliburrlit 1.25 p. m.
If Philadsdphikat $:00 a. in. and ar
-1:26. isktresltirrhilinft at . 9.00
nt., Alu
F. 63a.i..pApiks at., sod Aintree at ...Moberg at
PAN LINE leaves Philadelphia at. 11.26 a. in,, Harriet.
hart 4.06 P. AL, Altoona at. 14 p, in., and arriving at
Phlaharg at 1.40 a. in.
AqVidIMODATION TRAIN Immo pan.
delpliMilA 2,80 p. in. And arrive+ at Haltlinnerg at 8.00
•111 JOY. ACCOMMODATION via‘Mount Joy,leavee
LainnOti r at.lLBBa m., arrives ,at Maryisaarg at 1.80
" P 'Tti " lN MWS and PASSINGSR TRAIN Will leave
Won Philadelphia at 4.00 a. m.; . Lanoaater 7.02 a. m. ;
Mount,joy. at. 2.48 a. m., Middlotowo at 8.25 a., in., and
arrive atAtarriourg at 8.08 - - M. connecting with Mail
Wain Wait, rroto ELarriaborg; at 9.00 a. in. -
• MANDEL O. YOUNG,
• Supt. Aset,..Div. Patna. Railroad.
Harrisburg, January_24, 1802 —dtt
WINTER TIME ARRANGEMENTL
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EASTWARD.
WilEtopnelliarlibutg at &BO a. m., ontti
rival of Penneylvanpkltailma3-Appnui Tian" from - ilia
Wet, arriving in NeWithili- vitll.6 a.m., and at Phibi
delptria at 9.00 a. m... A steeping car to attached to the
tram through from, Pittsburg without dune.
::gar, TRAIN leaSei liaridginztacti mkarrlvlng
in Now York- at 64p. moan& Riniadelidlia at 1.2.6 p. m.
FAN LINN lA** Harrighavg tPII4O p. m. , on 'Motil.
of ponnavivania Rallnad,-Taat. Mall, arriving in Nevr
rork.ato.so 9. itt., and Philadelphia at 6.40 p. m.
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r#sT 1•DIA leaves N o r York &Le a. in. mad Piglade)..
Dl* Ba, m arriving at Haryisburk ifdl. A. m.
AIL MON lesiva New York at 12.00 nocia,-sed
Adolph.% id 8.16 arrtvimg a, Harriabmg. 81.8.10
p
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4 , XP/iNigi LINN leaves New York at S p. m. w ing [mi
dt'Harrisboitat 2,10 a. m., and oonnisning with the
Peal' lvietegnprese Train tor Melting. A sleeping
:ear is also aintoned wilds train. . - . - . •
gtioas me. made. talltarrishorg with trains on the
P ylitittia, .Northern coguyrarsid Wm ßerland Valle"'
and' at Ibr Philadelphia, Portavilith
barrel, AllantOwn i ho.
Biggalle chanted through. • between New Yorit
and Harrisbur&S6 02.0mm/en Harrisburg and Pitlie
delphia, 112 tg in No; 'II oars'ind 52 70 in No. 2.
. —ref Ockein °r ° l o,* information !Wit*
•,...--- ,J. CLYDE;
not General Agent, Harrisburg.
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BY TELEGItiII.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
GLORIOUS NEWS
DISPATCH PROM GEN. WOOL.
CAPTURE . OF :MEW ORLEANS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN TIM CITY
Martial Law Pat in Full Operation
Destruction of Cotton , and numbest*.
FORTRESS NIONROR, April 27.
To HON. EDWIN M. STANTON, SeCiliary of -War
A fugitive, black just arrived from Ports
mouth, brings the Petersburg Express of yester
day, which contains the following diepatob:
Monts, April 25.
The enemy passed Fort Jackson at four-o'clock:
yesterday morning. When the news 'reached
New Orleans the excitement was , boundless,
martial law was put in fall force and business
was completely suspended.. All the cotton and
stettinbosts, eicept such as were necessary to,
transport corn, ammunition &c., were destroy-
ed.
At one o'clock to-day the operators bade na
good bye, saying that the enemy had' appeared
before the city. This 11 the last we know re
garding the fall. Will send particulars as
Soon as they can be had.
The negro bringing the above reports that
the rebels have two iron-clad steamers nearly
completed, and that It is believed.that the Mer
riam° will be ont to-morrow.
(Signed]' JOHN X WOOL.
HILDQUAFFZERO DEPARTMENT
OF =I BAPPAHA. NN 008,
April 27, 1862.
.7o Hon. B. if. -Stanton, Secretary of War.
I have Jot returned from 'the camp oppositei
Fredericksburg. I was told the Richmond Bri
aminer, of the 26th, had been received in !Own,
announcing as fpllows:
"New 'Orleans taken--Great destruction or
Property, Cottoo• and • Steamboats—Enough
saved to take away Amuranitiorat ' Con.
eternation Of Inhabitants." • "" • ' •
[ln addition to the above; we might state
that his excellency Gov: Curtin, lait night re
eived a'ditipstch from the Secretary of War.'
announcing the capture of New Orleans.]
FORTRESS MONROE, April 26.
Harper's Weekly arrived thii morning, and
was seised by Maj. Jonee, on account of objec
tionable editorials and map of the vicinity cif
Yorktown. 1
A flag of truce to Oraney Island to-day took
up number of letters for prisoners and °thew'
at the South, and also the Secretary of AO
Spanish Legation at Washington.
The weather is disagreeable, wind nortif
west. All the yards and even lower masts . *
the Galena have been taken - out. Nothing
can be seen above the smoke stack.
THg &NEXT \OPEN BiTTEHIgg pH
THE BIERILIZ4O HOVRIXEXPECTED
seizure of Harper's Weekly Papeni
T I 3 E GALENAL
READ QUairses NEAR Yosirrowx, ;
• April "26 via Baltimore April 27:
It is stillireining, making the roads meat tip
impassable.. • - '
•
The rebels opened their battery at Xerktowp
this A. M. on three canal boats whilst Refusing
into Notialey's creek. The nineteenth shot - 64-
plodwi in one of the boats Without Injuring
any one, when apparently satiefle& they
ceased.
Col. Crinker and Major Cassady, of the 93d .
N. Y. regiment, on Thursday afternoon, passtd
through our outer pickets. Let , era have begji
reoeivedittat' them to the eff ct that they . Sip
safe and well, and see th ed to be tonal plesibli
with the cordial reception they received: Ttie
sentry told them he was the• outer guard. The ,
affair will undergo an investigation.
Everything isliniaikably quiet.
FROM PORT ROILLI
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FORT JACKSON IN POSSESSION OF
• OUR TROOPS.
TIM UNION PICKETS WITHIN FOUR UM
LARGE ARRIVAL OF OOTTOI4.
Ni* Yons, April27-.'
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. The ifercury 'etatim, on the 'authority of
oillcareof the steamer Boaton'tlutt •Fort Jib
eon, six miles .below Savannah, ill in posse
of our troops, anal that our pickets
~, re , w,
3
four Miles of Savannah. - . "-• i '-
The steamer Atlantic from Port Royal' wit )).. datepito .the ~24th !Just, i;bri 'iNgs Tfeght4eik e
priapaga froM.Pektlitt M 4 /Prat bagstok.Ai,
... eltl and 86 !1,0 1 ,9f,,84A 00 409-•..Allefi
La* ilo n e ws.
EIIIE
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IRVIN It'pOIVELL,
-FROM YORKTOWN.
masa CANAL BOATS
OF SAVANIVAI.
I=l
*tam irinting ass.
}trying procured Steam Power Presses, we are premix
.d to execute JOB add BOOK PRINTING of crery oeserfp
ion, cheaper than it can be done at any Other establish
mentin the country.
RA IBS Ur A DVFAMMING.
60 - Four lines or less datetAtnbe one-half swear.. Eight
tote or more than ibar lonstioste a square.
Half square, one day 110
one week 146
• one month ....... 4 60
• throe montkut
di months 6 00
• one year
One. Square, one day 00
44 •• • • • •• • •
one week......... ........... 400
a one month 6 60
• three months ..... ....... .10 90
six m0nth5....„... Mt 00
One year 20 00
wr Baldness notices inserted in the Lead Cialusen, or
before Marti/red and Deaths, FIVE CEN vryt r.VM aw
each insertion.
NA 97.
SEir Marries sod Deaths to be charged avegalar ad
rertisements
From the Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania
Correeporidermayr the Telegraph.] ,
-e Famro- rauyari t .2.- C.,
WeellVeday, April 18, 1
For the past several" days we have beef cat
fering from incessant rains, which has had no
other-effeet Upon ourmen than to put them: to
the usual inconveniences of wet wtatber in
camp. The health of our regiment is excellent,
not more than half a docn patients in the hos
pital. A regularity for all camp &aloe; to
gether with a habit of cleanliness, is no doubt
the secret cause of this happy state of affairs,
Bat one , death from sickness has occurred since
our arrival in South Carolina, and that a pa
tient who contracted the small pox at Fortress
Monroe, and was deprivedlrom proper ritten
tiOnMl board the transport coming here.
, The mailjust received from the north brings
us Published accounts of the late engagement
we'llati . with the rebels on the tapper end of the
bdand,•which.plactia our loss at several killed
and.quite a number severely wounded. The
facts are, we had only one man killed, and of
the woundelVivlio were all taken prisoners,
none werethooght to be' mortally. We have
learned that the force of the enemy that at-
tacked, us was at least five times greater than
Qum, and the gallant manner iii which they
were repulsed Is sufficient 'evidence that the
honor of Pennsylvania was .. fully sustained in
the maiden fight of the Fifty Bfch. , From tbe
Lime our pickets were first stationed at the up
per end of the island, the enemy appeired to
be aware of our force, but were' much mista
ken in the-resistance they received: Atter
their attack and retreat, .every resort was bad
by them to annoy us, and for six days and
nights we were under arms continually. At
night our pickets vierkstrengthed and the men
lay under arms, awaltrrig.for the enemy's-ap
proach, and when reinforcements orime„to us,
the men were nearly worried out. Since my
last letter,. the rebels have been driven off ..Te
home Island—which adjoins this—and are now
on the main land: Movements of considerable
interest are going on here, which in due time
your readers will be informed.
Uncle Sam's government agents are as busy
as beerjust now. At least several thousand
contrabands are domiciled in these parts, and
the " agents," as they are called, have taken
them tinder their especial care and control.—
The ' 'Shovel and - hoe have been brought in re
quisition, and flambe put to planting cotton
and corn. Soh ols have been established and
,missiouaries placed in charge, 'who - devote their
rittendon td the spiritual' nd moral wants of
the contrabands. Everything appears to-work
very smooth between the blacks and their new
masters.,They appreciate the new condition
of life wich the come Of events have favored
them, • and oilmen the liveliest satisfaction
with their Yankee friends, who they regard as
their liberators from bondage. Some of the
" agents" are in very bad odor with the sol
diers. Invested with a little brief authority,
'they have taken from the soldiets every little
article-Which' helms secured from the deserted
plantations to make his tent comfortable. Old
cheirs and tables, which the soldiers would
have left behind them' when they moved; ha*,
been take& by the "agent," to be sent to New
York and sold nn account of eovernment.—
These. annoyances have been a source of exas
peration to, the Men, and the treatment re
turned to the "agents," on several occasions
when they visited our camp, was not
,
Contrabands are anriving' here every day
from the main land. They represent the state
of affairs in -these parte as very desperate.
The rebels of this State will , die hard- The
city of Charleston is being fortified by every
meatus in the enemy's power. A contraband
who - recently came from the vicinity- of that
city' , informs me that thousands of. slaves
are employed in throwing up earthworks and
buildingforte, but as yet few guns have been
mounted. "Seieral iron plated gueboats are in
wires - or constructieny - in Charleston, with
which the blockading fleet off that city Is to be
destroyed. The people are in constant fear of
attack which the recent victories have gone a
ireat ways to intensify with dread.'
bur" .isolated position is not very favorable
for news, consequently you cannot look for
much While we lay here. We 'have the 'newt',
but no particulars of the 'taking Of FoitTulas
hicurith four hundred prisoners. The capture
of -Savannah is no* rendered - a certainty,
and we have's report here that but a`feeble fe
sistanCe he made to an lu:fiance by our
troops in that direction. The rebel force is to
be concentrated at Charleston, where I think
the -last throes of the rebellion will take its de
parting gasp. B.
Tan Simeon. Enquirer urges the organ
ization; of; societies of "Cotton Burners,"
whose be to burn, all, the
,cotton in their respective neighborhoods.
Of course it is highly proper that a Confed
erney, which has house-burners barn-burn
eta and bridge burners, should also have
'antton-burners, and portion out the work of
devastation and fire among different-agents
so that the_ whole South may be made as
black and bare as the cities , of Sodom and
Gomorrah dy the defenders of Southern
Rights'.
WEIGHT opir CANNON.—A-navy 84 pounds.
weighs 184 times se much as one of its short
The English- wrought iron 18 inch gun, of
Hotifall's, in 170 times heavier than its shot.
The BOdlrtati 15 . Inch gun weighs 150 times
mere. than its shell, and 114 times. more•than
its- solid shot. The projectiles fired by the
Monitor .were 11 inch shell, with a small cavity,
and very thick weighing 169 pcniids,
and 93i. of them weighed asMuch as the irtua.
It is laid down as a general 'rule that &cannon
should to at least 100 times heavier than its
shot.
lisw KIND Op atutelkiai.—Thelthaca Jour
news: A canalboat, Wilt on ran entirely new
plan is in preicessof-constriaCtion at the inlet,
in this village.- -instead. of the weal irame,
planked on the on4ide and sheathed within,
this boat is composed.of solid sticks of timber,
breakingjoint* Mid - lying one upcn the tethbr o
clamped dome-ingather•with heavy bolts and
braced with strong iron stays throughout,—
Some perBollll of experience in cana k tneyigetion
Claim that tills boat will haiikgreafer capacity
fat lietalie than other boats; al she will be
lighter; } and at the same timestronger and more
substantiald-• • • - • .
`'litli eik
-jemar , Proportion a s t he
eirgiuery or wk. lit linprOltal, the destruction
pf life is dimiished.' " To have taken Fort Pu
laski : by; tliValdlnottiOd viould have Initilved
the tiaughtillmfAsundreds.pto taktaithytmeaus
tifrAttersiAintptitithweveitle4t9 P' 14 1444.17 cost
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