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itli~►ica!
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
'.RIG LY OONOENTRA MI"
, OND FLUID EXTRACT BUCEII3,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
Poe Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
and .DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine incrwoes the power of Digestlow,lind
excites the ABSORBENTS Int healthy cotton, by which.
the WATERY OR CALOAREOUS depositions, and all UN
NATURAL ENLAMONtIENTS are reduced, as well as
PAIN AND INFLANATIuN cad is good for
MEN, woentri OR CHILDRMN. •
RgLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising froth names, Habits of Dissipation, Earirin
disoretkm or Abase.
ATFENDEDWITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS .
ludispOsition to Exertion, Loss of Paver;
loss of Memory, . Dilifaulty of Bryath ling inx,
Wear Nerves, Trembl ing,
Horror of Risease, Wakilituness, ,
Dimness el Vision, ' Pain 10 the Back
Universal iessitude of the Muscular 'System,
Rot Hands,. Filching of ttle Body
Dryness or. the Skin, Errlptions on the Face d
PALLID ODUNTENANOE,
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this med
{ciao Invariably removes, soon fellows
IMPOTENCY. FATUITY , hPILEPPIC PITS;
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIEE. -
Who eau say that they are not &mum, tly followed by
those "DIREFUL DIABASE/3,"
"INSANITY AND'CONSUMPTION."
Many aro aware of the rause of their 'offering,
BUT MONS WELL CONFRSI3.
THE RECO - DS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the lielanchdy Deaths by Onnumptims,
ME MIMI wryness TO TOI TRDTB OP TIM lISONIPTION.
Tad CONSTITOTIONONOs: AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and
Invigorate the System,
Which Hsumun's EXTRACT BUCHU iavariabiy doe
♦ TILL WILL COSTICS THE MOST SKEPTICAL.
FEMALS3-FEMALES-FEMALES,
k Li) OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR OONTEMPLA
MAO MARRIAGE,
IN MANY AFFECIIONi PECULIAR TO PIiiiALEN,
the Extract Mucha Is unequalled by any other remedy,
as In Milers.la or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness, or
SuPPresils nor Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or
Soirrhous stateof the Uterus, Leucortiont Whites, &aril
Ity, aad Mr all oomplednts IncldsnL to theses, whether
arising frosn Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in
the
MUNE OR MANGE OF LIM,
fin IMIPIIOIIB ABOVI
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
- _
Imam° NOBS BLABAK, MitOMIT, OB UMPlllaaTe
Call NOR ummusuutrAito Datianorra ixliesse.
HELMBOLDV WRAC!' 111101117
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages, At little Expense ;
Little or no change in Diet;
No inconvenience;
It And no /fayxietire:
MUNI a frequent desire, anti given strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstructions:
=Preventing and Curing Striatum of the Urethra
Allaying Pain and Imilammatio en frequent in the
clues of diseases, and expelling nil t i Diseased
end teorn-mg Matter. .
111008 ANDI UPON Tackimm
WHO HATE BEEN IRE VIODA(BO.4t,QUAG'Hif;
and who have paid HEAVY YU • tir , :be gyred In a short
time, have found they were deceived, - and that the 'PDX.
90N" has, by the use of "POWIRPOL sarannustra, " been
dried up in the system, to breau. out in an aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER .114115148.8.
Dee HILKBOLD'e &5402 Beetle for ail affections and
diseases of the
AratiNARY ORGAnis, -
whether existing In -
• RALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever hielle militating and no matter of ,
*IOW LONG: S Ra NDING.
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of DIURBT/0
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
• IS THE OftFAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to have.the desired effect in all Disesees
FOR WHICH IT Id RECOMMENDED.
liesidenos of ens used rdiable and responsible character
will soOompany the medices.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
!rand to 20 yearn standing.,
Wait NAM meows To
SLIENCE AND FAME.
• ,
Price $1 00 per bottle, or six for $ 6 00, •
Delivered Wray address, securely peeked from °beer,
ration.
DESCRIBE SFIMPTOMS IN ALL comgmmuntoNs.
Cures Giutranteed I Advicalihratisl
AFFIDAVIT:
. .
Personally appeared, beak cis, strAldermatt - of ftho
city of Philadelphia, H. T. Hauuspni , who. beine duly
sworn, cloth say, his preparations contain no earcotio, no
mercury, or other injurious drugs, bnt are purely vege
table
H. T. - 1111LiflIOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me; thislehi day of No
vember, 1861. WM. P. EUEIRERD; Riders/tan
Ninth $l . above Race, Ph ila.
address letters for information in confidence to
H. T. ..11EL6UX)t.1), Chemist,
Depot, 10 South Tenth St. bel. Ohonanut.
WA.H.H. OF . tivillit'VEttrildlliiPS
IND ONPRINCIRLED ALLEM,
Who endeavor to'distiose "Or TIMM own" and "rerun"
AaflMLl'oA run EXPVTATION ATTAMID BY
Relmbold's Dentine Preparation
41 Litrant Ba-bw,
" • " • " Sarsaparilla,
1 • Improved Rove Wash.
Sold by O. K. Keller, D. W, Grose F. Wye h, O ;
13atumart. ' •
AND ALL DRUDPISI7 SIVZRYWHERIL
ARK FOR HELILBOLDIL - TA RR NO MEWL
Cat oat the advertnament and mend tor i t,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
novUl.d ly
INCLIATOCIt'S PEC,1.014,-4lgUr.
THIS INVALUABLE SERUP, • WiIIGH Ig
entirely vegetable
_ln its composition, has
been employed- with ,w_ondertul , success for
many ytors in the cure tif iliseiuki- for thei AIR
PAS:-AGES and LUNGS. lin'wniform of the
disease such as LOUGH, 1101;ury of the
'IIII3OAT, BPIIIING OF BLOOD, DIFFI
OULT BIiEnIIIING, HOARSENESS, LOnli
youg„ and RELIIIO FEVERS, its.,use will
ba stteuded with the heppieet—r! state. It is
ono of the best and safest medicines for all
forms of BRONCHI 118 and CONSUMFLION.
/Vo knoireen or preparation of Opium in my Mop
in Vas syrup. Ir
PRICE $lOO PER BOTTLE. - .•
Foe was at IShBUNEBI3. Oh EAP BOOK
STOBE.
DENTISTRY :.
D". Sao. W. STINE, g raduate of the
"thatwe Colleg eof Darnel Barg er haeingper.,
manes* locatedle the OUT litarelabarT Y
and taken the
"ewe Dalwellf-00auPted by Or• o - n Third agree!
between Market.and Walnut, nese, kilY Informs his
frlamas andlbspublio in general, that kto p' " ma d t f ,,
rupsin all operations in the Dental prolasio r oi, either .
gurgled .Or mordants:Mi, in a manner that min not be
Imposed by operators In this or any gib., mi y. Eus
moue of Inserting artidekti teeth la upon the latest ixo.
proved solentino principle.
Teeth..from one to a MI get, mounted on tune
BUver,'Plattnallates or the Vulcanite Base.
, .
I take great pideurnre in recopfmending the groove pp..
%lentil/ ball my former friends of Harrisburg and vi.
chatty, and feel oonhdent that he will perform all opera:
flank in a scientific manner, from my knowledge of Ole
WAY. itnyft dt(l. .F.J. 8. GIORGAis. D. DB.
SCHLEFERLIB BROTHERS et CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, ,
A ND DEALERS in Fancy Goods,
„ca. turnery, /so. Also agents tar dm sale of Refined
Petroleum. illuminating mi t superior to soy coal oil
hummed Many quantities at the lowest market rano.
.170 and 172 William obt&d,
1127dem N Fi....; YOBS.'
RIM Obeese frOWklewTOM,
Wei
jest aid Re ade low by
NICROLB " .
Comer Stoat awl/dirket taros
ID,'A ..1.: - 4.".'• “. i:L . -
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VQL,.. XVIII.
ME
- flht'Dtft
DR. JOIINSON
ALIATIMECIaR3II,
LOCI 'HOSPITAL!
Ty AS discovered the moat certain, speedy
ix and effelcual remedy In the world tor
.DISEASES : OF ImPaupoNCE_ -
at TITZLVB EMUS&
t -No Ifferoirir or Noxionli Drugs.
k Cure WOTOitefl.,;Or no:Charge, in from one
• to Two:Days,.
. ,
Weakness or the Back oktimbe,'Strieturtnii Aerations
of the b Wier' and Bladderliivedattarydiecharges,
Im
potently; General 'Debility, ,, Neevelandeimi Dysgepsy, Lan
. nor, Low Spirits,. Confusion of Idea, Ipitatlen of the
Heart, Timidity, Trembling', Dimneseld bight or bid&
rease °Pee Meadk Throe& Noseer Skin, Alia-
Mu of the Liver Lungs.titomach BOWeLs—lhose ter
, rible disorders arising from the solitary Habits of Youth
—those =km and 'solitary 'practrea more - imal to their
victims than the Bong of :yrena to the Mariners of Ulys
ate, blighting their most' bridle:et hopes or' anticipations,
rendering Marriage, Go., Impossible.
ming Men
lispeeiany, who.have , become the !victim of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive baba whkih annual
ly sweeps. ha ati4undmely grave .thourands of Young
Ilea of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellects
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates
with the 'handers of eldquence or waked- to ebstasy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
Marriage.
Married Persona, or Young Men contemplating mar
riage, -being Aiwa orphysloaltreakness, organic debill
tyolptorito.,,,speedi•y,cuted.
He who fiteterf himself under the care of Dr. J. may
religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and con
fidently rely upon his skill as a Physician.
Organist Weakness
Immediately Cured, and full Vigor Restored.
This distreasing Affection—whiott readers 1 fie 'misera
ble and marriage impossible_ Is the penalty paid by the
victims of improper indulgences. Y oung pergola; are too
apt to comma excesees from not being aware of the
dreadful oonseqc aces that may ensue. Ndw , lwlto.that
understands the subject will pretend to deny that the:pow
er of execration is lost sooner , sty those falling. Into im
' proper habits than by the prudent Besides being de
prived the pleasures of healthy °filtering, the meet se
rious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind
arise. The system becomes deranged, the 'Physical and
Mental Functions Weakened, Lass of Procreative Power,
Serviette Dyspapeis, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion; Clonatitutlon.ii Debility , a - Wasting of the
Frame, Cough , Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office, No. 7 south Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a tow door.'
Irem the corner. Pall not to observe risme and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doo.
tor's Diplomas hang in his office.
A Cure Warranted in Two Days.
No Mercury or Marueous 'Dreps,
Dr. Johnson,
Member of the Royal College of burgeons, Loudon, Grad
uate from cue of the Maate eminent Coilligei in the. United
Staten, and the-greater part of whose ide has been slant
In the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
where, has erected some of We most astonishing cures
that were ever known ; many troubled with ringing in
the head and ears whenattleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed-at sudden sounds,- bad:Mame, with frequent
blushing, attended aemetimes with derangement of mind
were cared immediately.
take Particular Notice.
Dr. J. addresses those Who hap Indured themselves'
r7MAN NHAZIN. NEWA= : nialr
st l udy, society'or marring& esr eZern,
Theme are stimiefthe sad and melencholly effects pro%
duce by early habits of youth, Tie: Weakness of the
Reek and Limes . , Pains In the Head, Dimness yf Sight,
Las of Mumular Power, Palpitation of the hemt, Dye
peaty Nervous liretibitty, Derangement of thiThgestive
fttuctions; General ihtillity, Symptoms of Coniumption,
. . . .
lfserrsim.,-The featful erects on the mind are much
to be dreaded—Loss of Memory, Contusion of mess De
.
praetor' et Spirits; evil FOreocenga, Avers on to society,
Sad'Distrust, love of tented°, Tunitlit3i,:ho., are: some of
Wa erili . produced;
Teouassurs of persona of all ages can now judge what
is the Canna attain: decliaing health, losing, their vigor,
oecoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a
singular apiieerance soda the eyes, cough andsymptoms
of eituiumption.' - • •
•
Young Dien.
Who have Lentred themselves by a certain , prabt,loo ln
MAO( ta when alone, &haat , Eminently learned from
evil compuudneliZerantabOol ) the effect of which ' are
nightly felt; even when salaamed Mita ouredi renderii
marriage Impossible,and destroys both ' mind , sad' body,
'mould apply inkthelaugr. • • ,
Whete pity that yountuali f the hope of coun
try, the darling othls.airentei aboald be 'snatched Irom
all Frames endatioymente allfe; by the tion,.equence
of devieting [recitals pith of Ware and indulging in a
certain alma habit.- - Such -persona mum, bolero'. euntem ,
.
plating
Marrn •
reflect , thata, go ouud mind and budy et are the moil news.
Aary oxidate& to promOte,Ohinintiial" Indeed,
without then, the journey through liro belied's; fa weary
pilgrimage ; the prospect hourly darkens to-the-siew ;
the mind becomes tituidowed with despair and titled with
the debumhollii Oil - edoh thati.lb• haPPMeeth. of; another
become Welton With our own. t
Disease .iof Imprudence..
When the am-guided andimpradent vutar yof Measure
finds tharhe tuts imbibe ~the: amide of this painful dies ,
ease, It too tillam bspena that an 111-timed sense of shame
o. dread Of anicovery, deters him from applying those
who, irom elueatioa dud, respeotabillty, ;can L alollo bet.
Mead delsylajt.till the constitutional symptoms on
this borr d (limeade make their app earance , . Buell as ul
conned more throsti , dliamed nose, , nocturnal pains . in
thenead awl *bribe, dintrnitia of sight, daemon, atones on
the shut bones &ottani/1i blotches. on the h ace sus
exavaatles, progrearag swab irtebtful rapidity; till at
last the palate the mouth or the bones of the. nose fail
in, and the victim of Ws awfitfdisease become a horrid
ob).ca of commiserate/a, till death pats a period to his
dreadful smearing% by seeding lam to ' l ' that. • Uedlacov-'
vered Country from'whence no traveler return s .!'
It ianmelancholly fact that thouaands fall victims to
this terrible (Noble., Owing to the uasicilralineas oflgao
ant. pretendera^spho hr . the nee of that .Datcfly iPotion,
Ma Oury, rain itislitution and make the redden o
lire miserable.
, Strangers.
Truat.iiin your lives, or health, tnthe ono of the many
Unlearned and' Wot Mhos Pretenders; dettehteer know
ledge, nausea, charades', who copy:W.364opol adVer:.
vertniementi; Or `dye themselves In the newspaper,,
regniarly.lhiuttated.Pitysiclans incapable of Curing, they,
lteep
you trifling month after month taking ; their flinty
vnt.pcdsOnoura•ss cot:mooned', or as long as the smallest
the oat be obtained, and In dospatr, leave,yon with ruin
ed health to sigh over your, analog; disippointmedt.
Dr. Johnson is the only Physician .sovertisiog.
His credential or diplomas always hangs In hli dace.
Ills remedies or treatment are unknown to all falters,
prepared irons a spent In the great - hospitals !ot . ku•
row, the Bret In the country and a more extensive Pri
vate Breaker-than , any other Physician In the world.
Indorsement of the Rress.
The many monauda omelet thls' branutton year af.
turas, and the- munerona. bnportant Burgles' Opera
tions performed by Dr. Johnson, whammed by the re
pm/IV the- 40 Son s t , •IV4lpper, , * and many other pa
pers, Mime of which have appeared again and again
befOre the pnbno, beskles Ma standing as a gentleman of
character and responal, 1s a andintent .gam,Tantee
units
, tikuk r DipoilOpeedily. Cured:
,
Persona *sit* 'she* tf esLo
parientlar dimming their
41°211 t 9 his ;141401#011114:341.:4001rliAt manner :
, . .
JOHN at. iroxix, son. D.
_Of the Baturnima Loikgospitalc_Balthnorey hd
ALAD OIL. .
~.kr ge., supply of fresh Salad pii. in
. 11. l ug/ jinctiogi bottles, and or rdiorcrottliiindra
wd received, and tea gala by
WM. rocK w ys. J CO.
F ; J IRE - 011 4 9.17KEREt . by the chest= ck
•
Just matrokimit ibraale by
-NICRULS& Bowmax. l
- - f ,-044111.1X91541/d.iillzkeb
Clomme bora mall Nuts Einem
liniEil
NEED
"INDEPENDEN yr, IN ALL TIIINGS-N EUTEAL IN NON E.
RRISBURG, PA. SATURDAY'-AFTERNOON, AUGUST 9, 1862
NICIIOLS &'`: 'BOWMAN
Corner Front and Market Streets,
ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
AA, the pu;dlo to, their largo and well selected stock-of
r. GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS,_ FOREIGN AND DO;
- DIESTIG FRUITS,
Including a» song othere,
SUGARS,
047.1"8„ . •
TEAS,
'COFFEE,
SPICES
FLOIJR,
FISR,
SALT,
, . BACON.,
LARD,
BUTTER, &c.
We invite an examination Of arinperior
NON EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL,
The beat thCinarket everYLP* o3 t, to
gather with all - kinds of
LAMPS; 'MADER, WICKS and
':I = GLASS CONES,
Cheaper than any.place in ihnviabury: We keep ,
on hand always all kinds of
CEDAR, AND WILLOW WARE
All styles and kinds of
QIDIENSWARE AND GLANIWARE,
at the oldstand, .NICHOLB & BOWMAN,
my2o Corner Front and Market Sta.
SHEET: MUSIC:. SHEET MUSIC.
•
JUST RECEIVED.
SEVERAL thousand pieces of NEW and
clretally seleotpd musk, comprising a very thl
sAortment.
Steinway's Unrivalled Pianos.
PIANOS FOR $l5O UP TO $l,OOO.
SCHOOL AND 'CHURCH ORGANS
FROM EIGHTY DOLLARS.
PRINCE'S MELODEONS &c.
Front Forty-Bye Dollars.
VIOLINS,
GUITARS,
BANJOS, • •
FLUTES,
end mueirel mankind's) of every kind
AGENOY OF
HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES.
PORTRAIT. FRAMES.
LARGE PIER AND . DIANTLE MIRRORS
wide to order. Constantly on hod lex Sit variety of
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
Frames (tromp description made to order at the shortest
notion
, REGILDIRW•DONE,
At the New Made Fite - re of
El. WAND a 00:
mildly No. 14 Brarkoi Score, near Col4.r's.
BOOKS FOB FARMERS,
r( HE attention of agriculturists is. Airepted
1 to the following works, which will enablt
them to increase the quantity and - 'value di
their crops by adding science and the'experi.
merits of others to their experience : •
STEPHEN'S BOOK OF THE FARM., de-
• railing all the labors of husbandry and
the best way topezf .rm tbein. Price , .8 60
COLEMAN'S AGRICULTURE and Beal
Economy 4 00
LANDSCAPE GARDENING,Iay A11en....1 01)
THE FARM COMPANiON;by Buel.. 75
LECTURER ON PRACTICAL AGRICUI..-,
TUBE, =by .Johnston. .. 60
,THE AM KtOAN hAllßElLE'Sneoilind
Verl3A hindbOok; with 400engravings..2 60.
AN EASY METHOD OF MANAGING — '
BEES, Ly Weeks;, 20
' 20
The Nature and Treatment of Diseases of
Cattle, by 00
LEIBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY • • 76
,COWS AND DAIRY FARMING,
and the'-PrOduetion of Milk; ' hater,.
cheese, by Flint:....' . • . 1 60
GRASSES AND FOBAG . E• " rkerrns . ;:py
Lynch ' 3 _, 2 ... ..... .1 OR
SAXTON"); ie:ND-BOOK, containing the,
-Horse,- the-cow, the pig, fowl*, etc;. r'ou
THE FARMER'S DIOTIONARYond
tical Farmer by Dr. Gardizer..,.....
ALLEN'S DOkiEMTIC . 175
,THE FIELD BOOK OF MANURES, .or
-American-Muck 800 k.... . 1 25
THE HORSE AND HIS . AdSEASES,
Jetnilhge.'• - • . ... . 4.1 00
YOU 11' ON THE HORSE .: i 26
HIND'S rgulucar and STUD BOOS:.. Vu
HORSEMANSHIP and the Breakieg and
7raming „
_9l Horses 76
Standard P f ooks, School Books, and evety-:
thing in - thelititionery line at lowest prices,nt
BEEK}NER'S'. CHEAP !BOOK STORE. .
DETERSIVEK SOAP., something bitter!
than Harrison's Honsehold Soap. Jain received as'
,or: sale by - 4 -,
..tNiCHULS 4120149 KAN-
Jet - Corner Frontonid M.rket streets.,
CHEAP Oil for all kinds of machinery,
Irk alien &el him, pacirksee, ;or. Pie:
. • •
N.uBOLp dr tOW.IIAN
fol 9 Corner Front and Market meet.
BREAKFAST ~ B AOON
A Very okdine lot;*equal to the oelebra
4416. 41 Onaleerted) Yorkshire, Just received.
MM. LOOK, Jt. , & CO.
BOLOGNA,
A MALL, but very superior lot 'of
Ai& Bologna towage just received, bLo
CLARIFIJD NvicrOrleana sugar, acheap..
A .dit„.„..ol;.thool titta
09P4Ar.44114474411"'
ir 7ls
Cocoa an. Sweet, • ,00 0 to
lbr id. a.10,111i WISPS, Third and Widnut i soy/
'
IMMiI
WHOLIIALE AND RETAIL
0 4 _0 O c.,iir o ._..i-R. s 1
ORANGES,
LEIRONS, &0., AC
RDEoNs
PROM THE LOCHIEL CAVALRY
OFFICIAL REPOET 911 THA /MAUI AT TONKIXI,
Cox...E. 0. Wirszuce,
Penn Cavalry
faa : The forcescommanded by Major Jordan
at Tompkiniville, composed of 260 men of com
panies. C., I„ Ad. and E. of.the 9,h`Peonsylv's
Cavalry were , attacked on the morning of the
9th ultimo by a CavalrY force underldorgau,
nuinbering from 1600 to 2000 men and three
pitons of:artillery.
The utmost.vigilance had:been exercised by
Major Jordan' to guard against surprief, the
IT. ~ , . ,.esarfttsudfirtyilais - .-.14 peculiarly ,to
guerilla'niarfarei:' We hddinarched the iiiglir
and day before to
,Cellsta, in co n seque nce of the
report of a body of men at that place. We
found it deserted and no indication of the pre
sense of an enemy. We returned to Tomp
kinsville on the afternoon of this Bth and were
first apprisedof the approach of thee enemy by
the ,firing of our pickets at 6 o'clock on the
morning of the Bth. In , less . than five minutia
•frchn'the first alann the then were mounted
and in line.- Our line-was limited en , the top
of a bill in open ground, surroonded on three
aides lily-dense woods. The enemy disniounted 1
and opened' fire On us with their small arms.
Having Di:inherit% for' a charge, Med& Jordan
orderedua to fall,back on the woods. At-this
time we first - became, aware of their haviog ar
tillery, by their shelling the woods,. Finding
that further rebid:arm against such odds was
worse ihati useless, we were ordered .to fall
back to•Butkesville, 28 miles distant; via Mao-.
htillin's retry,, ten miles from. Camp, hbping to ,
his able to make a stand at the ;Aver!. This
road we found, ciocupled by the . enemy in large
force, and at this point, Major Jordan wail taken
prisoner. The retreat was then continued by
the old Burkeeville road. Col. Owen having
left Ilurkeirville, we followed after and overtook
him about 7 miles northeast of Albany.
Our lo:s is four killed, fifteen wounded and
twenty missing--;who are paroled. Capt. Bell
was slightly wounded in the shoulder s.Liiitit:
Campbell was wounded, and is a prisoner;
Lieut. Sullivan was killed: Owing to the Bud
der:mess of the attack, we were compelled. t.
abandon everything except what we had upon
cinr.person. I have since learned iromrellable
authority," that the enemy suffered a loss of 27
killed besides the wounded which cannot be
estimated. poi. Hunt of a Georgia Regiment
was mortaliy wounded, and divd at Tmp
iille'on the 26th tilt. We all mourn o the k loss
of Lieut. Sullivan, who, after being shot fiom
his horse, discharged his revolver at the enemy.
before expiring; `` He , fell gallantly at the head
of his comPaily. the officers and men of this
batallion behaved most gallantly.
I herewith append a list of the killed-said
wounded. .
Mat: tarimi Stalivan..comp. E, killed
Lieut. W. Campbe "0, "
,NON:Cokrawozrzu Onions :
Corporal McClintock, comp. I, killed.
.1 Kunkle, " 0, wounded.
" Anderson; " I, "
Pamela : •
Private John Kuhn, oomp. M, killed.
" Shannon, " "
" Campbell,. "0, wounded, shima4,A 61
11' Pile, 1.
" Kuhn ,
11 Bencb, 16 IC 61
" Wickllne, " I, "
" Morton, It II 41
I remainf,Str.l
Y.9rY. roPectfullY.
Yonr obedient servant,
. , Wm. H. Hamm,
9 1 0, 63 111(tg,841Dat 901 Pa. Cav
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FronA*onr Idoining Edition
FROM = WA►SIINGTON,
WA R -- a .A: Z TT E.
No Persons Liable to a Draft Allowed to
Igeave the Country.
Locomotive Engineers and . Telegraphic
Operators zzempt from a Draft
WAR, Dzpsipstgarr,
Washggtou, Aug: 8.,
. .
AN ONDIA TO PIUIVNNT IRO A7ANION 01/ NILITART
DONTAND NOR Tan SURPRISE/1101f •-011 DiSLOTAL
„Sint. By direction of the President of the
United States it is hereby ordered, that. until
further ords7Cito fagiten liable to be drafted into
the milit t ia phaipae 4 allored, htgo to a foreign
onori*,-,!frinit an d mamba* deputy marshals
and military_officerstof the United States, are
directed,, and akpolice authorities, pspectally,
at the 0_163101 Viiited - Static:Oftlth° seaboard,
and on the frontier are requestedto see that this
order is faithfully carried into effect. 'And
they areterebirauthMised and directed to ar
mlet and aetainan3r:person or, persons about to
depart from the, United: States in violation of
&bit/Order, and report to _Major Turner, jtidge
Advocate, Washington city, for further , In
struction respecting -the, person or persons 'no
atteetedior detained.. .
l iSecond,..Any person liable to draft, who shall
absent himself. from his County or State before
such draft is made, -will- be arrested by any
Provost Marshal or other United States or .State
officer wherever he may be found within the
jurisdiction oltii - Ogited States and conveyed
co die neared-Military post and plaCed on mili
,tary duty for the term of the draft, and' the
expenses of ids own , arrest and conveyance to
snot/ poet, and alai. the sum of five,deliare as a
'reward 'to `the OaMeer making sup* arred, shalt
be deducted front his paf. •
2f did, The,wrtt-of habeas cotputt Is, hereby
susperided.ja`refipeat t4i.11 persons arrested and
detained, and in reapfictlo all preette arrested
fog d is loyal,pre,teca
Vigneal. EDWIN N ,ST4 I STPIT,
- 7 -
L ainticti '
grDe u
g ioPkowlee to
exempt tli rap Clews froni the ilia's, it has
been ordered that none but locomotive engt.
largtaia c h.
1E333
LIZANON, .KINIVaIIT,
August 4th, 1802.
017101:ItS
LIMIM'iI
WARKINOWN, Aug. 8
wAit GAZETTE:
nears,: in actual employmentiihen the order for
draft was made, can htt. exempted.
The exemption of ttlegraphie operators is
upon the grounds that they are practicing an
art neimsary to military operations, and which
neirtg known to comparitively few wools
their places cannot be easily supplied. • ,
From Gen. M'Ciellan's Army
--~•-._,
THS TIPIDITION •TO IMMIX HILL
The Rebels Coneestrating their Forces
near . Malvern. r
Safety` of the Gtlit Sj4*Mtht
1=2=21
IPU4XUrsBTiItS kUtlr August-8
Gen Hooker remained at Malvern Hill until
12 o'clOckOn ',Wednesday nigbt, when he fell
back io.bis encampment, leaving strong guards
at liakludia..
The Rebels moved downTrom Richmond on
three roads concentrating their forces near
Malverna va a 1 Y thong"
°ur
‘t i
dn _whole army was
ands Richmond, when this move
ment was ly a reconnoisance in force.
The gunboat t3ardield which has been ,
Aground some days above: City Point was got
off yesterday, and reported the enemy as hay
lug appeared in considerable fame. They
made nd further demonstration than to drive
our men a short distance.
FROM PHILADELPHIA..
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE
TIRST WARD.
Steam,Saw Mill, Lumber Yard, Dwel ,
liags, Shops, II 0., in 'Flames.
'ParcAmr.nue; Aug. 8
This afternoon, just after 12, a fire broke out
in Dolby's steam saw and planing mill, located
between Bansom street and the Delaware, be
low Almond street.
The mill was a large two story brick building
and filled with combustible matter. Tue
Atones spread through it,with funclui rapidity.
fhey poon communicated with immense quan
tities of huxiber piled up on the Wharf. They
were• soon in a light bhme.
Se.rtspid.was tnn •npread of the flames that
but little time wasallowed the persons =cupp
ing We. buildiuga on the west, fronting on
Swan' street, to remove their furniture,
Dirdbre mill was 'entirely destroyed with all
its contents. No effortbould be mode to save it.
JEknon4largl u tit ui ttous i r , adtotolng, fi Alt ol
tin's block, and 9 pump shops were also con
domed. Damage one hUndred thousand dol
FROM BALTIMORE.
MA 'MADMAN! AND BLOT Of TOL
UNTEHRti.
Bazzatotts, Aug. 8.
Tirei
excitement n this city irmoug . the dis
loyal ttaidenta in view of dirty enronnicnt fur
dram bati been.very great 10t several days,. AAA
we regret to hear. that some ivyal dthr#l/15 Are
aendiug tueir soma err to prevent their Serving
.heir country in its hour of trial. The otrice
.4 the Britian corusui nag also- bcen crtiivkled tur
dovetail days by parties eager to mato exemp
tions as batten subj- 06, ~embracing..tt.PAPWA
Suglisti and ri
tutu who ate uuatinaLukd
tam also many wud have, wuttner naturalised
ur not, exruciatra the elective •frauctuaa tor
lhe excitement among the disloyal; has
,bein
trcicas,il this ihoini4 by a mum to the at CI
that mama! law 15 ttuuut being piocifilLiett Li
prevent the *dither esnapaue of
itiose.who are prepaiing to fly Isom the. draft
and. that dliiimituLOS WINO beau : trout ItO rntwt
ielpuia, New York and klarnsuun; to airebt
arid seat back beventl huudied of those why
wit the city „yesterday. We do nut know what
ehancei to •be platied in thesis rumors, but
nave no doubt that some denial ve meabures will .
he adtipted to meet the; end in view. •
In tun meantime we are vie:abed to learn that
the enlistments are. progressing quite rapidly
duce the aubject.of,tiouudee has been settled,
and that our "loyal.. ataraws are prepartug Lu
meet the dude's utile chichi with a patriotic
seal that is 'quite eoihmeudsble.
Large 'numbers of recusant Americana are
flocking,.inio,.Chn s da. Oue of the lktuadriut
papers thus welcomes them : ":!'hay have ig
uoinutiousiy left their coUttry, iu tun hour of
her peril, to escape cionicription—turee times
three gruans for the bneaknig cowards'.'
The Wheeling Pros of ',lhuniday learns that
several secessionists, understood to have lett
to en en route tor Canada, to avoid a draft,.were•
arrested by order of Provost Amami Darr, and,
being Irought pack, mere lodged m the
REBELS PREPARING TO 'IN
, VADE KE.NTUOICY.-
Cari 07141.62/, Auguet 8
Special diapatches from Indianapolis say Unit
a gentleman who has arrived from Snoxviiie,
Tenn., reporta that a repel torte` of fifteen
thomandAnfantry, with a proportion of: ar
tillery and cavalry, was at Mat : plaee, eapect
lag 'to march ince.Email:why at an early day.
BECRITIT/NG IN INDIANAAND ONIO.
Crsotattasi, Atigust.B.—All the Indians'. regi
meats_ bat two-are•full.- • C..iestiderable excite
ment prevalle:throngliout the Bate. Itekrait,
tag progresses with unusual rapidity and all the
regiments. authorized to be raised will be full
this week.
The ninety-third Ohio regiment, oonummd
ed by Col Charles Atiderson, a brother of 'Fort.
Sumter Andereori, 'Wooly full, 1,000 men hev
ing been recruited in 15 days ill Montgomery;
Butler and, Frebleoounties. . .
The City Council, Ch amber of Commerce`
addlianktiers of theltai held - a. 'ninth*. t
at - ailing-to cor - older as itetibbt s iction "It'an
teary'taxelattoutorthe rinnidoi s of Gen; MO
Cook. 41s - -4, 1111 '
The contributions to the bon ty fun d c ies&
n
$lOl,OOO.
gitaut Etinting igAr tt.
Having procured Steam Peeve- Prone-, we are lin,
rd to emote .10 3 an t BOOK pIuNT NO or every
deacript'on,•heaperth n It an be done at any tatter
stablhhment in tile oouttry.
sal- Four lines or .ees coustionte ene.half nears.
Right lines or more then four con Mute ampere.
Half 2 t , quare. one d y SO 16
' one weed 1 25
it WO mouth ............ 2 60
a three months 600
It six mouths A 00
11l one a y sr ...JO 00
(Ineirtgliiire, ct'S"ay...... ......... ..... ..... oe
onl week 200
ii ole mouth 6 00
" three menthe.... 10 00
Id Six inOnthi. 16 00
a One year TO 00
W Ekuilne , b notices freerted in the Zonal MGM_
_ , I Cr
before Harrier:es aud beagle, EIGHT 0/Hll MR Laa.a
for tech losierlii2. ..
NO. 84.
?darrt.ge, and Data to be abated as molar
edve!rti;. meats
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Attempted Resistance to the Iwollment Act.
• , • - 7.
A-skirmish _took-Place'yesterday near Point
Pleasant Missouri, between the citizen, and
State troops, in which it is reported that several
Were killed - ourlxith sides. It etyma that the
cidena bound themselves together to resist the
enrollment act. Troops were sent from New
Madrid to enforce the law, and hence the colli
sion.
Sr. Lours, August 7.—Brigadier General Day
idaon has assumed command of the military
district of St. Louis. Col. Merrill, formerly
commandant of thisdistrict, bas bees commis
sioned a Brigadier General, and will leave for
North Missouri this evening, where he will di
rect the operations against the guerillas.
At a meeting of the Merchant's Colon Ex
change, held at noon to-day, resolutions ware
peeled agreeing to close the business houses at
four o'clock P. x., for the purpose of drilling
and organising the:loyal ns for military
service, and. requesting the proper authorities
to
,cause suspension of, business throughout
the 'city after that lionr for a like purpose.
THE QUOTA OF CEIENTER COUNTY MOBS
The quota of volunteers under the late call,
for Cheater county, is now full, and there are
men to spare. Seven companies, entire, have
reported. They are under cummand of Cap-
talus Hawley, James, Witchcraft, Otly, Crosby,
Stott and Binekson. Several other companies
have a large number of names on their muster
roll& and the good work is going on.
THE LEHIGH VALLEY MOVING.
Parlimam., Pa., Aug 8
A company of one hundred and twenty men,
Under command of Captain Jonathan Taylor,
left here this morning for Harrisburg, and
about three hundred men from Eaton, for the
same destination, passed over the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad. Colonel Philip 13. White made a
parriotic address a few momenta before the
cape left, and was followed by Caleb Yohe, Esq.
MAB,KETIN BY TELEGRAPH.
Nam Yorac, August 8.
Cotton firmer; 1600 bales sold at 47ja480.
Flour heavy; 16,000 bbrs. sour,' st $4 9646 10
for State. Wheat heavy; 185,000 bush. sold,
at $1 12/al 2b for Chicago spring, and $lB6
@1 56 for white. Corn heavy; 66,000 bush.
sold; at 5445130. Perk steady. Lard firm.
Whisky firm at 80}(3,81c. Sugar buoyant at
&woo. Coffee AIM at 220. forlilo. Molasses
quiet. Freights dull.:: Stocks bbtter.
WM. KNOCHE,
98 Market street, Barrisburg, Pa.,
• DRAM IN
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7KTEW lIOSEWUOD PIANOS, from the bee
makers, from $2OO upwards.
MELODEONS.
THE BEST MANUFACTIJEED INSTRU
?LENTS, Mkt $45 to $lOO.
Guitars, Violins, Amor - door's, Flutes,
Wee, PlllOlB, Banjos, Tambourines,
• Violin and Guitar strings and,muni
cal merchandise in general.
/MEET MUSIC.
THE LATICST 'PII/3LICATIONS always on
band. Musks sent by mail• to any part of the
country. ,
OVAL; SQUARE,' GILT AND ROSEWOO
FRAMES,
Suitable for looking glasses, and all kinds of
pictures always on hand.
A floe anortment of best plated,
LOOKING GLASSE I 3
Front smallest to largest sizes.
Any style of frame made to order at the
shortest notice.
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.mast Coropany of Philadelphia,
OFFICE NO. 408 CEIESTNUZ BURET.
(CHARTER PERPETUAL.)
CAPITAL AND ADAMTS 111,613 SN
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JOHN T. JAMES, fiptuary.
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Li via. o n the, mod reaso able terms. - -i
t let as Executors, Trusteas and Guerdimm ender
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The capital befog paid tip oat Invested,. together with
si lugs and constanfly Mere tong re:Arvid hand, otExs a
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The premiums may-be paid yearly.haltrazizer qua&
• 7 be oompopy add a BONUS periodically tsxiss
Minns for I re. The Pima BONUS a progradst lo
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the TBID-D te.sll2le December, 1854, and, theRODATII
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coming any Increase n the premiums to bepalif Wily
c02 12 / 1 0 4°. . . _
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WZEIT Ca=Ea, Atigust 8
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