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WstuLY Axe SEE WIDELY TZLICIELP/4 The Tn./GRAPH I• also tniblwhed twice a week during the session of the Legislature, and weekly during the remainder of the year, and furnished to subscribers al the fol.owlng cash rates, wiz tingle ilbscribers per year gemt•Weekly..sl 50 Ten II 44 U II .12 00 Twenty " " " . 1 ..22 00 Magi* subscribers, Weekly 1 00 RAZES OF ADVIMTISING Aar Four lines or Jess constitute ens half stows. BI ht Unes or more than four oonatitute saguaro. Half square, one d.y SO 25 e. one weer.— 1 25 " one mouth .. ......... ............ 2 6 0 P three mont hs . ... 4 00 64 six months s 0 00 " one y, ar 10.00 oBoE:quere, oLe cay..... .......... .... ...... 60,. oni mak- -2 00 " (Me month 5 00 " three months.— 10 00 els months 15 00 4, one year 20 .00 jar Buldne , s notices Mooned In the,Looal ilium; or before Marriages and Deaths, RIGHT OINTS PER UNS for eath Inserticn. . . . . Air Marti...gee and Deaths to be chum* as regular advertlarments. illtbitat. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION "EIGULY CONCENTRA TED" coin )übto num EXTRACT =CM, A Positive and Specific Remedy For Diseases of the bLADDSU,' KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS. This Medicine increases the power of Ingestion, and excites the ABSORBENTS int , healthy action, by whim" the WATERY OR CALCAREOUS depositions, and all ITN• NATURAL ENLARGEMENTS are reduced, as well MP PAIN AND INTL...NATION and is good for MEN, WONEE4 OR CHILDREN. UELJCBOLD'S KXTRACT BUCHU, For Weaknesses Arising How Excesses, Habits of Disidpadon, Earlrk discretion or abase. ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS : Indisposition to Bendlon, Lass of Power, Lass of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Diem, Wakefulness , h. Pain Dimness el Vision, Universal L a ssitude of the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing o f th e Body - .._ .... Dryness of the Skin *aptlons on the Face PALLID WUNTENANOE, These symptoms, if allowed to go on, ableh this med Woo Invariably removes, soon Ibllowe IMPOTENCY. FATUITY, EPILEPTIC PITS, IN ONE OP WHICH THE PATIENT MAY harTRE. Who can say that, they are not Penmen tly hollowed by those "DIREFUL DISEASES," "INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION." Many are aware of the cause of their sefliteing, BUT NONE WILL CONFESS. THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS, And the Melancholy Deaths by ainnenptims, MR AMA Irani:BBTO In TOOTH OF TEM 4111812110111. THJI CONSTITUTION ONO,s AFTECTBD WITH ORGANIC WEAK' EM, Nevares the AM of medicine to strengthen and Invigorate the System, OVUM Efsiamom'e EXTRACT BUOHU il.eartably dos • ClinMOS-MU Malin lIIMEMICLAL. FffiteLN3—F7ADIALES-11E14ALE6, OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEMPLA TING MARRIAGE, -IN MANY ANYECTIONs PECULIAR TO TRILWiN, the Istria& &tabu Is unequalled by any other remedy, as in Üblorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness, or Report:lMo nor CUstomary livaotiatkum, Ulcerated or Solrrhons state of the Uterus, Lencorluna Whites, Stern by ad for all complaints incident to the sex, whether arising Prom Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in the . . !VOLUM OR ORANGE 01 LIDS. tlli 111111110111111301 , 11 NO FAMILY SHOULD BS WITHOUT IT =!MEM3ia ILIILMBOLPS SZIRACT BtIOHO tKPI onus SEXIBET DIMMED. • In all their Stages, At little Inane ; little or no Change in Diet No inconvenience; dad no Eirlionere. It CAMS a frequent desire and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing ObstamotiOns. Preventing and Curing Strictures of the Urethra, Allaying Pain and IMllammation, so frequent In the class of diseases, and etpelUng aii Thiaaital andwortrout Natter. ' tammuros twos Tuowarms Wl7O HAVE BIER fill 170.1111GY Olt Qa4O.IES, and who have paid awry van to be cured In M. short time, have found they were deceived, and that the "POI. PONIP has, by the use of iwnwadwin. afframosurs, P , been Mud up in the system, to bread out in an aggravated kora, and PNRELAPN AFTER JIABIZZAGE. - llee Hatioota's Sono Mew for all aim:Sons and Steno of the URINARY ORGANS, whether extstlatta MALE OR PRINALE, from whatever moose originating end no matter of ROW LONG STANDING. Dheasee ot these Oto_nr BMW of Maim HILIABOLDI mßaur IS THE GREAT DIURETIC, And Is certain to have the desired effect In all Diseases FOR WHIOR IT Id RICOMMKNDED. Boirdpios of ate mad rettabte sad rantoodbis character aW acoomaticY the medical! ' GIeirTIFIOATRIS OF CURER, • . /roma a/Wye:wet standing, • Wren Nunes mown To BOUNCE AND WA Price $1 00 per bottle, or elx for $5 00. Deuyered to any address, securely packed from obser radon. DISCIGBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMIUNIGAT/ON& Ouree Guaranteed I Advice Gratis I AFFIDAVIT. Personalty appeared before me, an alderman of 'tho city of Phlladelptils, H. P. B. BOLD, wile being drily morn, doth say, his preparations tanteht no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious drugs, but are purely vest. table H. T. lINLMSDID. Sem and subscribed before me, this 984 day of No ~amenr 1866. ", WY. P. RIBBRRD, Alderman, • th St. above ce, Ma Addravantien for Information In confide nc e to . B. T. KIELKI3OLD . , Chemist, Depot, lot south Tenth St. bel. Chestnut. Philo, IBEWPkam utrUkTICILIPIDIi'S AND Dpulue u , ..111DuRDBoArtS," and ,1/4,Tamg' Who endeavor to dia tom ANTIOURI ON TH2 RaroTaTiozq ATtAINED BY 1/21MbOIHNI Genuine Preparation a L2treat If t B.4IIII PBAUIL a I , Improved Hose Waist. sold by C. K. Keller, D. W. arose, J. leyethr u a, Etardivart. .AND ALL DarGHBENAVERYWHARRR. ASK FOR HILLIKBOLIPS. TAKE NO OTHER, Cat oat the advertieement and Bend for It, AND; IND INPOUTION AND EXPOSODS. movilwily DENTISTRY. 11. GEO. W. SPlNE, raduate of the Jur %minor° cane of Dental Surgery, havingper menently loomed In the eity of Harrisburg and taken the Moe formerly ocsupied by Dr. Gorges, on Third street between Market and Walnut, respectfully informs hie friends and the pablie In general, that he la p roared to perform all operations in the Dental professioa either enrolee ,or mechanical, In a manner that shale not be terpeseed by operators in this or any other oily. Die moue of inserting arthicaal teeth In upon the latestim• proved eolentltic principle . Teeth, from one to a full set, mounted on line Gold, Giver, Mtn% plates or the vule a uge Base. I lake met, Omura to recommending the above gen- Oman to all my former friends or Barrtabing and vi cinity, and feel oonUdeat that he will peribratial opera.. 'one ht a mienMio manner, tram my howled/I at hit OA% Das J.ll. GORGAm. D. P 41. Xtoug. DR. j:01INSON 33 Ath.LaTIACCII:LMI LOCH. ~OSPITIL! HAB discoyered the most certain ; speedy and effetotialtemady In the world for DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. maim IN tax To Twiamr. Bova& No Mercury or Toitiotui Dnera. A Cure Warranted, or mo Charge, in from one to Two Dayi: Weakness of the Back or,Limbs, Strictures, .kliestions of the kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary discharges, Im potency, General Lability, Nerrousuess, Dyspepsy, lan guor, Low Spirits Conftudon or -Ideas, Palpitatienof the Heart. IlmidAty, Trembiloge, Dimness of night or Giddi ness, Di slim of the Head, Tiareat;Nose or' Oho tions of . the Liver, Lungs, Stoma* or 'Boweli—those ter rible disorder/ arising from theSolitio7 Habits of'Youth —those Men and waiter, pract.cas more fatal to their victimithen the song of :yrene to the Mariners of Wye. mea,.blighbartheir most brillieht hopes or anticipations, rendering nsarriitge, aa, impatsible. , - Young Men' . Especially, _who have become the ;victims of Solitary Vice, that dreidful and, destructive habit Vrhio annual ly sore* an undenely grave thonrands of Young Men of the most exalted' talents and brilliant intelle c t, who might, otherwise have entranced listening Senates witlithejlimidera of eloquence or waked to weepy -the living. lyre, may call wish full confidence. • • .; • /denied Persons, or .iroung'iden• contemplating Mar ring., being aware of &Algal Weakness, organic deblll- ty, deformities, SM., speedily mired. He who places himself under the care of Dr. J. may religlouily confide in his honor aa a gentleman, and con fidently, rely upon bis skill as e Physicists. , • Organic Weakness immediately Cured, and full vigor Restored. Thin distressing Alliction—•which renders life misera ble and marriage Impossible—is the penalty pact by the victims of improper indulgences. 1 oung perilous are too apt to commit excesses teem not being 'aware of the dreadful sinseqt enOes that may endue. New, who thitt understands the subject wilt pretend to deny that the pow , er of procreation is lost sooner oy those falling into ire proper habits than by the prudent Besides being de. prived the pleasures of healthy ofilepring,• the most se rious and destructive symptoms to both body, find; mind arise. The system becomes deranged, the Physical arid Mental Functions Weakened, Loss of Procreative Power, Minions Imtlibility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestkin, Oonstitutlen.,l Debility, a Wasting of the Frame, Clough, Oonsumption, Decay and Death. Cffite, No. 7 South Frederick Street. Left band side going from Baltimore Street, a few door. tram the (tomer. Fail not to observe iipme and number. Letters must be paid and contain a lamp. The' Doc. tor's Diplomas hang to his aloe. ACure Warranted in Two Daps No Mercury or traumas Dr. Johnson, Member of Royal College of nitrations, London, Grad late from one of die most makentOolleges In the United States, sad the grader pert , ofWboss Igo hu been spent In the hospitals oCLoudon, Paris, Plpladelptds add 'else,- whore, has enhatwi some or the most astonishing .itires that were ever lcupem ; ninny troubled With ringing in the heed and ears when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, flashtolninw, with frequent blushing, attended' sometimes with ctirangenuint of mind were ouredifnmediately. 'take. Particular Notice. Dr. J. addresses all moose who have injured themselvel by improper indulge% vs and zehlary, habits, which rain both body sag mind, unfitting thenifbr miner nuruntresi study, lbeet•Al, eir These are somirofeheveadand•melancholly °filmic' pro. duesd by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness of the Beek and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness .f Sight, Loss of Doecular Power, Palpitation of the heart, Dys popsy, b Nervous ratlblity, Derangement of theDigeative Funesiene, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption, i Srutsr.—The fearitil effects on the mind are mach to be dreaded—Loss of Memory, Contusion of Ideu , De. preside.* of Spilka, hvil Forbodings, Avers on to haciety, Self Distrust, Love of Solitude , go., are some of the evils produce:L- T=OMM of persons of all ages can now judge what the cause of their declining health, losing their vigor, becoming :weak, pal nervous and emaciated, having a' singular appearance aeons the eyes, cough and symptoms Of eonsumpUon. Toung Kea • Who have Injured themselves by a certain practice in dulged In when alone, a habit frequently, learned from evil companions, or at school, the effects of Which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not cured renders marriage impossibllaz y l destroys both , mind and body, should apply imM ! What a pity that &young man, the hope of his coun try, the darling of his parents, should be snitched trom all prospects andenjoyments of lifb , ,by the consequence of deviating from the path of mature and indulging in a certain merit habit. Such persons hum, betore contem plating ' liarriaget - redact thata mind mind sad bodY are the most newts atu7 requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage ; the prospect hourly darkens to the view ; the mind becomes shadowed 'with despair and Ailed wit h . the mehusehaily red , orlon that the happiness of another becomes blighted with our own. Disease of Imprudence. When the mbigulded and imprudent votary of pleasure Ends that he bas imbibed the seeds of this- painful dis ease, It too often hapens that an tll-11med sense of shame or oxinkd et discovery, deters him from applying to those who, from e Mitten and reemotability, can alone be friend him, delviegtill the oonetinnioind ',napalms on this burr d disease make their- appearance, such as al' aerated sore throat, diseased. 100111ee.~. nocturnal , pains in the head and limbs, dimness a slabs, deafness, nodes on the shin.bones and acme, blotehes• on the friad, face and extremities, progressing with - Militia( rapidity, till at last the palate of the moth or the tonere the nose-fah in, and the victim of thM awfM disease become a horrid object of commiseration, MI death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings, by sending him to " that Urcilscov vered Country from whence no traveler returns." It is a IssiaaskaY AS that thousands AM Ochres to this terrible disease, owing to the unsicilfaliness of igno rant pretenders, who by the mint that Deadly Paisoa, ifirrairy, rain Mc constitutioa and maker the reside° o Me miserable. • _ . . Strangers' Trust not your lives, or health, to the oars of the many Unlearned and Worthless 'Pretenders, destitute of know ledge, name or charseler, who copy Dr. Johnson's silver. vertisements, or style themselves in the newspapers, melody nducated Physicians incapable ot Curing, they Heap you trilling month after moats taking - their filthy and poky:mum as compounds, or as images:the smallest Re can be übtained, and In despair, leave you with ruin ed health to sigh over your galling disappointment. Dr. Johnson is the only Physician advertising. His credential or diplomas always hangs in his office. His remedies or treatment are unknown to all others, prepared irom a life spent in the gr eat hoepitals of Ed rope, the first in the country and a more extensive Pri vate Practice than any other Physician in the world. • Indorsement of the Press. The many thousands cured at Ullll institution year at.' ter year, and the numerous important Surgical Opera liens performed by Dr. Johnson; witneessed by the re petters of the "Sun? “Clipper,” and many other pa• pers, notices of which have appeared again and again before the WM°, besides his standing as a gentleman of character. and responsibility, is a sniliclent .guarrantee ota. allleted. • Skin )liseases Speedily Cured. . • • Panama writiitsbould be oracular In directing their letters to his Indianian In the following mariner : aoHN M. JOHNSON, M. D. Of the Baltimore leek Hospital, Baltimore, ltd SALAD OIL. • ''fie supply of fresh Salad Oil, in ja. lam and moan banes, and at diderent brands rut received and for sale by WM. DOCK-, Jn & CO. IRE CRACKERS by the oheet orrboxi £ jut esablvldifid &or male by . • NICHOLS& Dolma: `•• )014a4 amt. Front and Market streets. . tsUM older vinegar, warranted, for axle tow by • NICIMS , b - HOWbitb, - ' :' '#.; `• neeasemseas mod Mirka sited HARRISBURG, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1862. fflisll44gruut EAGLE WORKS, Haxrisburg, Pennsylvania. YdNIIPACTIIIIZa OP • BOOS-BINDERS' RULING-3111IINES AND PENS, STANDING PRESSES, SAWING MACHINES, PRESS BOARDS, AND MACHINES FOR GRINDING CUTTING-MACHINE KNIVES. Portable Cider Mills and Fodder Cutters, SCHOOL' FURNITURE, General Machine - Work and Iron and Brass O,ASTINGIk, WOOD TURNINOIN ALL IFB BRANORNS, SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, EM, ETC., or Any Machine- of Wood, Iron' or Braes Wade to order. Gear and Screw Cutting, Ste. HICKOK'S PATENT WOODEN SCREW CUTTING TOOLS arr. Cash paid fOr Old Copper, Broie, Spotter, &e. STEAM BOILERS, &O. PENNSYLVANIA ABOVE STATE STREET OIiCLIAR WINDOW G-RATES, Of various patterns, both)staticiaary and saffiiin?. Fash Wallkill, and various other building (walkup, for ale very cheap at Qin [my24.ly] E Qt.e. WORKS.; BOOKS FOR FARMERS, •HE attention of agriculturists is directed j_ to the following - works, which will enable them to increa se the quantity and value of their crops by adding science and the experi ments of others to their experience : STEPHEN'S BOOK OF THE FARM, de tailing all the labors of husbandry and • the hest way toperfonn them. Priee....B JO COLEMAN'S AGRICULTURE, and Real , Economy 4 00 LANDSCAPE GARDMING, by A11en....1 . 00 THE FARMER'S COMPANION, by Buel 76 LECTURES ON PRACTICAL AGRICUL TURE, by Johnston' " r5O THE ABS FAICAN FARMER'S new and uni versal handbook, with 400 engravings.. 2 50 AN EASY MEPHOD OF MANAGING BESS, by Weeks 20 rhe Nature.and Treatment of Diseases of Cattle by Dadd ' 100 LEIBIG'S AGRICULruBAL CHEMISTRY 76 ALILCH COWS AND DAIRY FARMING, and the production of milk,, ,butter,, cheese, by Flint 1 60 GRASSES AND FORAGE PLANTS, by Lynch SAXTON'S HAND-BOOK, containing the 1.60 Horse, the cow, the pig; Cowls, &0., &c.. 1 00 THE FARMER'S DICTIONARY and Prao tical Farmer, by Dr. Gardner 1 60 ALLEN'S DOMESTIC ANIMALS 76 THE FIELD BOOK OF MANURES, or American Muck Book 1 25 THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES, by t .— .Tennings ----- eq YOUATT ON THE HORSE HIND'S FARRIERY and STUD 800K....1 00 HORSESIANSHIP and the Breaking and Training of Horses 75 Standard Books, School Books, and every thing In the stationery line, at lowest prices, at BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOK SCORE. NICHOLS & ,BOWMA.N, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRI/C.RS, Corner Front and Market Stoats, HARRISBURG, PENS'A., 1110:ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of tke public; to their largo had well selected stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FOREIGN AND DO MESTIC FRUITS, Including among others, SUGARS, SYIUPS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICES, . ORANGES, - LEMONS, - W., &O. AU° FLOUR, ' FISH, SALT, BACON, LARD, &e. We invite an examination of our superior NON EXPLOSIVE COAL. OIL, The best in' the market in every respect, to gather With all kinds of LAMPS, SHADES, BURNERS, WICKS and GLASS CONES, " Cheaper than any place in liarrielnery. .We keep on nand always all kinds of CEDAR AND 'WILLOW WARE All styles and kinds of OTEENSIATAILE AND GLASSWARE, at the old stand, NICHOLS & BOWMAN, my2o Corner Front and eiarset Ste. EICLINTOCWS PBCTOBAL BYRN. ; 9318 INVALUABLE SYRUP, way:mle JL entirely vegetable in its composition,.has been employed with wonderiul success_fo many. years in the cure of diseases for the Al li PASSAGES andLITNGS. For anylomi Of, the disease such as cODGH, TICKLING of the THROAT, SPITTING OF BLOOD, DIFFI CULT BREATHING, HOARSENESS, LOSS OF' - VOICE, and ELEOLIC FEVERS, its use will be attended with the happiest results. It is one of the best and safest medicines for all forms of BRONCHI LIS -and CONSUMPTION. /Vo /audnam or preparatims of Opium in any . Ave in this syrup. • - - PRICE $lOO - PER BOTTLE. • •'• For sale at BERGNER'S CHEAP =L STORE. S 121 AR I 10 .9 BBT A S: Sugar` ftefiniid and Riw,) oialt grades and dad, Just received and wild be dat the lowest market prices. ' je'2o :II..ICK, JR., & CO. r ig general variety of goods for ad I:letb Fin! d 4 ititilei: l 4 P ls tia ll ar E pLed In thlictty. ie6 i . 91 atariraviareat Ooooa.and , Elweet Chocolate, ak,skiadoatioirtiviaftondrtaha Ay) .43.14 A 4 Ely Ettegrapo. HARRISBURG CITY GUARD.-All the Recruits are desired at their head quarters, at the Mar ket House, at 8 o'clock this morning, ready for ismection. A roll Is nearly full andaCapt. Ball is desirous of having the men sworn in immediately.. , Tam Pm3tIOTIO CLUB, to be commanded by Capt. John F. Uhrich, is rapidly filling up. A few more men are wanted to have the company mustered into service. Any person desiring to enlist under a brave - and aaxakpliihed officer will do well by going with him. He is deter- Mad; and will have his company mustered into service with the full quota of men before the 10th inst., having now ninety-four men en rolled. RI TELEGRAPH. RAILROAD, From Gen. M'Clellan's Army THE OFFENSIVE :AGAIN ASSUMED. 4eoonnoisanoe to within Ten Miles of Richmond. ANOTHER EIGHT Al MALVERN HILL TELE REBELS ROUTED. Our• Troops Occupy the Enemy's Encampment• 150 PRISONERS CAPTURED. hi'Clellan at the Beene of Action. HIADQUILIMiItiI, ARAM ON TSD POTONAO, Augabt 6th. The army of the Potomac bas again assumed the offensive: The recountiisance made yester day, Under Gen. Hooker to Malvern Rill, White Oak Swamp Bridge, and in the direction of New Market and Richmond, was in every respect a complete success. The troops , left• camp on Monday evening, abeut'dark, arriving-at Malvern Bill yesterday. morning at four o'clock, having traveled tau miles during the night. Here they encoun tered t Careltirtientli inhinizy and a battery 01.1.44 s W.AC . Min W.l/15 Mindy opened open an by Veit. Benson's battery and a section of Capt. Robinson's. The iutantry were not engaged. Tee &tug nirsed ior about three, homer, when the rebels ingloriously fled by the river, towards Rich mond, hotly pursued by our troops, Wilo suc cetd6d in taking one hundred prisoners. Our !ma was small. Col. Aviaill's cavalry pursued and engaged the 10th Virginia cavalry and whipped thew. Geu. Pleasanton also pursued tuem, taking about'Bo prisoners. lin was within a stunt distance tram New Market, which is ten (10) wiles from itiohmond. Oar troops went into camp on Mtdvern Hill. Gen. McOlellan whO went to the scene of ac don early' Yesterday morning, ` has not re turned. • General Pleasanton with a force of cav alry took the New Market road on a portion of UM rebels were retreating. He followed them to within a abort distance of New Markekwneu meeting two brigades of rebels. lie fell base, bringing over thirty prisoners taken on tile way.' Tliretil thousand of our prisoners will ar rive to-day from ErChniond in exchange for a similar number sent up on Monday. Every thing is quiet on ilte opposite side of the river. .FR 0-11 NEW YORK. HER QUOTA TO BB FILLED WITHOUT A DRAFT Gem Arthur has returned from Albany, where he has been oonsulting Gov. Morgan, and hat now gone to Washington. From the reports received to-day s the military authorities are confident that no drafting will be necessary to the quota ot 8014000 volunteers required by the 1 &h ot August. Admiral Goldsborough and Fleet Cape. Case have asked to be relieved of their present com mand. It is rumored that Goldeborough will be _relieved: and Gam. Wilkes take his place, while Com. Porter of the Mortar flotilla will be flag officer of the, naval attacking forces before Richmond. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. leetton quiet steady, 450 bales rold at 47 (4 8:t Flour - quiet; 12,600 bbls. sold. Wne,at liertiry ; 210,000.buSh. sold. Corn unchanged ; 146,000 bush. sold. Provisions' firm. Whhiry dull: - Sugar firm at Si 11. .Molasses changed.' Naval Stared quiet. Freight dull and depressing. Stocks higher and active. ; 'VANILLA 13.FIAN8. \ATE are offering for sale a splendid y quality or Vanilla Been at low prices, by the pound, ounce or singly CAROM BLACKW.E6L'6 Celebrated. NJ PICKLES., SAUCES, pazsEays9, apa„ as A large .upply or the above, embracing -every variety, mat re elvetkemtzlorsale by . [ .lo ] WY. [NNE, Jr., &Co flUß•newly replenished stock of Toilet ilj. and Iranny•Goodeli enearpannid tkde Ong; and r eeling confident of rendering eatielaotioni we woad res pectfully invite a Cali , .KRLLER, 91 Manioc street, two &encase* of:fourth street, sontb tide. • ICUTtIi), FAMILVFLOUR, .a choice lot 1. 1j of Milts Family Flour all. warm, Itod.by bbl., or 1a0k,4921, re*** ;go low Ili &,- • ^ NICHOLS ROWAN, , V eal Corner nod an 4 Marko& strootr: Nuiv Yosa, Aug. 6 CHANGES IN THE NAVY. Moor Yos];, Aug. 6 Nsw Your., August 6 pILLER'S DRUG STORM.. 91 Markel 'area. Penneylvania'a Sick and Wounded Report of 'Platting Commitoloners. .71) Andrew G. Curtin, Governor: Six: —We beg leave to report that immedi ately on the receipt of your commission, we hastened to Washington to obtain a permit to visit the camp hospitals'on the James River, ee also those at and around Fortress Monroe. We could not obtain the first, but were granted the latter. We visited the Hygiene, Fortress Mon oe, Middle Creek, Chesapeake, Portsmouth and Newport Nnws Hospitals. In these were many Pennsylvanians; wounded, sick and Weary.— But, almost without exception, cheerful and grateful Jor -the care and attention.d& had ueen paid to their waute. It wad an incident in.our visit, a hundred times repeated, which made us leel proud of our State, to hear- o soldiers when informed of the object of our call ing on Them, exclaim, "How careful our Gover nor is of us." And those from othei States would say, "Pennsylvania knows how to take care of her sick and wounded." I We found at the Hospitals, all of them, that the beds were clean and comfortable, their ven tilation good, diiinfecting agents in the rooms, and from the kindness of distant bat humane fellow citisms, in all bat one of them, a great variety of delicacies suitable to the sick palate. The 'patients in all of the Hospitals, with this one exception, were unanimous in expressing their satisfaction at the food and treatment they received. At the Portsmouth Hospital very universal complaint was made of their diet` whilst they spoke in praise of all other atten tions. We felt'lt our duty to speak to the bur geon on the subject, and received in reply, that he gave them just what the Government fur nished for their use. Portsmouth Hospital, it is true, is cut Off iron) near Union sympthits by the fact of its being located in a hot bed of secessionism. It would therefore be well to di rect the attention of the generous men and women throughout the land to supply its lar der with those delicacies so grateinl to a sick appetite. We found a number of the soldiers to whom was due a considerable amount of.back pay, but which they were enable to obtain not having een furnished with their descriptive lists. To have these furnished to them they begged us to draw your attention. There also seemed to us to be a number <A the men, whom wounds and broken down constitutiuns render it advisable' they should be discharged and returned to their triends, Whilst at Newport News we had an opportu nity of witnessing a regimental review of the troops at that place. Among them were seve ral regiments from our own State, whose disci pline and manoeuvring compared well with all others in the field. The men, with whci we afterwards met and conversed, were cheer: fill and contented ; lroking healthy and robust, , altht ugn many of them just (row a far south-. ern climate. And all auxiona to meet the enemies) of their connuy. Two accompanying list will furnish you With the names. etc, of the sick andlitous+d from 411. , &elit." wO- - vis4ed• Very. respectfully, Wit. M. FRANCIS, F. WYRTH List of Sisk and Wounded .. in Syyiene Ropital at Forireaf Monroe. B. I. Fitcher, „co. F, Capt. D. Bradley, 6th Reserves ; syphiliil , nearly restored. James A. harms, co. C, Capt. Gurtin, 12th regiment; intermittent fever, recovering. D. I. Mcieeney, co. I), Capt. L M. Mcsk, regiment ; general debility, slowly gaining otiength. • Franklin L. Bentner, Co.. E., 88d regiment; typhoid fever, low but recovering. Lieut. J. Marquia, co. G, Capt. J. P. -Smith, 10th regiment; recovering, able to be about. John McGill, co. F., Capt. G. B. Shever, 98d regiment ; sculvy, recovering. John C. Millhouse, 81st regiment, band ; de bility, improving. Archibald Brumley, co. G, Capt. D. S. Knox, 88d regiment; typhoid fe'ver, recovering rapidly. Rdwin M. Ebur co. A, Lieut. Rnibrlck, com manding, 98d regiment ; debility from fatigue and exposure, nearly well. Autism Boarpiess, co. H, Capt. Joseph Ram sey, 98d regiment; scurvy and sun stroke, nearly well. Maxwell Goodricb, 00. H, Capt. Ramsey, 93d regiment; scurvy, disease broken but very weak. Joel H. Hallowell, co. D, , 6th Penn'a„caval ty, 28d ward, Philadelphia; rheumatism, not improving. James S. Baird, band, Norristown, 58d regiment; rupture, not improSing. Thomas Bechtold, Lebanon, co. 0, Capt. Murray, 98d regiment; compouud facture of knee by bullet and also shot in right shoulder, doing well. , Joseph Flower, co. E, Pittsburg, let regi ment dickies' brigade ; inflammatory rheuma tism, bad. Geo. Lonenberger, Quakertown, Backs co., co. H, 8d Reserves; flesh gunshot wound in right leg. W. H. Rinehart, Pottstown, co. I, 6th Re serves; diarrhoea, disease not checked. John Arnold, co. K; Capt. Ackley, 11th regiment, residence Abbington, Luzern co.; diarrhoea, improving. Thos. Hibbard, Delaware county, co. D, 6th Penn's cavalry, Capt. Lewis ; typhoid fever, recovering rapidly. John Bodge's, Wrightsville, co. I, 28d regi went; gastrick fever,.no marked' change for the better. lilanissah Kline, Allentown, co. G, Ist Pa. ar tillery; bruised by being thrown from caisson at Gaines' Mills, still suffering severely. Wm. H. Adams, co. F, Bth Pa. cavalry, Capt. Curry ; typhoid fever, improving. FT/Isaac IJrich, Meyerstown, co. A, 98 regiment ; cold and rheumatism, going about. ' Richard T. Pare, Pittsburg, co. G, 82 regi ment ; mild and cramp in stomach, improving. James Boyles, Lebanon, co. A, 98 regiment ; rheumatism and cold; getting better. Joseph James, co. K, 4ih regiment, Chester county;; liver complaint, getting well. John Bead, co. E, 9 reserve regiment, Tem perancevill e, Allegheny county ; liver complaint, improvtag. .1672 Creek Ifospqad Jobn J. McDonald, co. B, 71 regiment, Phi ladelphia, Capt. Robert Hicks; burnt in legs by falling into burning stores at Fair Oaks, recov ering. J. F. Gallagher, Heckscherville, Schuylkill county, co. L, 8 Penn'a cavalry, Capt. W hit,; compound fracture of ankle improthig r pidly. Corporal John A. -Blair, Carib)* co. EL IPa. reaerve rvgirnein; shot Ite thigh. doing well: Bobs H. Bella, Pittaborg, co. 0 4,9dr,ntaaroa,; • • wound bi leg, 414 PRICE ONE CENT. Michael Deer, Canada, co. B, 67 regiment; shot in thigh, wound rapidly healing. A. H. Perry, Tiogo, Tioge county, band of 11th Pa. Cavalry; billiona fever, improving. Juhn B. Bowman, Clarion county, co. A, 108 regiment; wounded above knee, improving. Joseph Pay, Lebanon, co. C, 7th Reserves; camp lever ' recovering. Francis Graham, co. E, Pittsburg, Bth Re serves ; wounded in nose and groin, going about. Ferdinand Moke, PhUndelphi i 00. L, 72d regiment; diarrhom and rheum:Um, disease not broken. Wm. H. Culp, Shippensburg, co. A, 7th re giment; typhoid and wounded slightly in arm and leg. Moses Hewett, Old Chester, co. F. 96th regi ment; fever, disease abated, but weak. Wm. Crowell, co. F, 95th regiment; beart .disease. James Foley, co. B, 72d regiment ; staked, operated on but not Improving. John Hughes, Ptilladeli.hia, co. B, went.; gunshot wound in hand, improiing. Wm. Adams, Philadelphia. co. I, 6th Pa. my airy; ankle bruised by falling of a horse. Wm. Haynes, Philadelphia, co. if, 72d regi ment; flesh wound in arm, doing well. ' Chaireake llospitai. Hiram Miller, Putladelphia, co. H, 9th Pa. cavala, Capt. Savage ; typhoid fever, recover ing. Wm: Bair, Allegheny city, teleiemph corpia; typhoid fever, improving. Thomas D. imu, Reading, co. D, id regiment; typhoid fever, nearly wed. . Isaac N. Trollioger, Rural Valley, Armstro Ftlr county, co. D, 102 d regiment ; rheumatism, re covering. Patrick Lapettit, Philadelphia, co. I, Ist Now Jersey; weakness of bowels, cOnvaleeceot. Christian Grose, Philadelphia, co. IL, 6th Pa. cavalry ; billions fever, recovering. haw Minch, Lycoming county, co. IL, 6th Pa. cavalry , billions fever, nearly well. Joseph-Leppart, Milton, co. id, fith Reserves; gunshot wound in band, recovering. David Hawk, Lewisburg, co. H, 6th Begonia; gunshot wound in hand, nearly well. Alexander Maly, Ligonier, Weetmoreland county, co. 11., 6th Reserve; flesh wound l arm, doing well. John C. Grey, Pittaburg, co. B. 8 h regiment; gunshot wound in breast. nearly welL Patrick Carr, Mineraville, co. F, 42 regiment, Capt. ?Value, fever, recovetiug, walking about. Michael Devanney, Johnstuwo, mi. Q, 6th Reserves, Capt. Bronekbank ; lever, nearly well. John Sale, Philadelphia, c0.r,8 di Pa. caviar/. Capt. Curry; typhoid, recovering. James Heckard, Liverpool, co. B, 7th BO :terra, Capt. Jameson; debility, almuet well. J. E. ()owing, Philadelphia, 00. K. Oth Pa; Oapt. Wickersham ; lever and deolliity, getting well, William Heed, Philadelphia, co. 13, YUh PS,. cavalr, ; bruised and debility, still weak SUN in pain. & Charles O'Malley, Philadelphia, co. 1,, Ist , PIN artillery ; phoirLand gunshot wuu4 stutulder, nearly well•-• • • Thomas Davie, Pittsburg,`co. -11, 62*TV; mePtr 04 0. HAM ; intermittent :fever, maw ering, nearly well. 01fi es John H. Mill, DIMCSIIIIOI2, CO. __ B , 1$ Reserves, Capt. Wistar ; piles and diarrhoea, improving ant gding about. Frederick Perry, Durum:mom co. B, LAM* fever, nearly well. Portsmouth Hospital. Lot M. Anderson, 00. B. itaramersburg, ion county, Capt. Thos. Kerr, 621 regiment p wounded in breast and through arm, getting welt rapidly. °barks Butler, Tioga county, Capt. Calking, co. D, 67th regimes t ;ighot In left hand, neatly well. W. Blair, Philadelphia, co. I, 28d regiment; wounded In back, badly hurt. E. Briggs, Philadelphia, co. B, 728 reglmenk, Capt. Idagonnegal ; rheumatiern, soon to sent tax/pi:neon Corporal H. F. Boyer Fredericksburg, Lobo; non county, co. A, 78d regiment ; chorea, saot improviug. L. Barret, Baston,Clarion oonnty,Bai/d, 1034 regiment ; duktrimea and weaknese, nOt Lea proving. Jeremiah H.Boon, Beading, oo.D, id reserve. regiment ; shot wound below underlip, getitag, well. E. G. Balch, Concord, co. 0, 8&L regiment ; wounded in nose, and back is deed by sheik, recovering. Georgeßeeitn, Rochester, Beaver county, on. F, 10th regiment ; wounded in right leg, Im proving very slowly. Geo. L. &soh, Meadville. co. I, Capt. Ayer, , 10th regiment; shot through neck, hailing end nearly well. D. F. Broadhead, Kittaning, co. A, Captain Heury, lilth regiment ; wounded .in hip, ball went out above knee, healing up. M. Carroll, co. D, Hawn Deposit, Dauphin county, Capt. J. Mark, 98rd regiment ; ford, improving. Campbell, Philadelphia, co. 0, 28th regi ment RetlerVell ; deb lity, improving. Sergeant I. B. Compton, Meadville, co. B', 88d regiment.; wounded in hip, healing, now ,has diarrhea; commanded company in battle of Malvern Hills, hie Captain being wounded and other officers absent. Lieutenant D. Keller, Berks county, op. X 98d regiment, Captain Dougherty ; typhuid fa ver, improving slowly. William Donnelly, Carlisle, co. 11, let Bow serve, Capt. Divin ; shot in hip, wound heal-, ing slowly. Anthony A. Duke, co. I), Bth Penna. ciiitalry,. Capt. Wietar shot in right loot, improving very slowly. C. C. Davis, co. B, 10th regiment % Capt. M'- Connel, rasidence West Midulehez, Mercer oo.; flesh wound in leg, healing. Frank Stewart, Philadelphia, co. H, 71st regiment, Capt. Garrich Mallery ; rheumatism, improving. Frederick Mettetal, Philadelphia, co. F, Capt. Thomas, , 26th regiment ; fever, dimiee abated, but very weak. Jacob Ill'llheury, Philaderphia, co. G, Capt. Mamweil, 28d regiment; vrealmeas in limbs, not improving. Lieutenant Wm. H. Irwin, Allegheny city, co. G, /08d regiment; dysentery, fulpioving. Lase thertzer, Union Deposit, Capt. Jobs &talk, co. D, pSa regiment; fever and rheum*. dam, improving. Thorns II 0. Boot, Meadville, Capt. Ayr, eo. 10th regiment; Wanton of tkin 66:beryl, mil improving. H. Williams, Luiprne county, Co. It 62d reeiment, Capt. William Lecher; biiJiuW fever, improving. silo A. Emery, Pin. grove, Mercer cotuttli CaPt.'MaZwell, eo. F, 67 regiment ievw .a"b broken-down with fatigue, slowly impsolF ll )2. [The bananas of tikis report will aPP.III 4ereefterr.l
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