THE TELEGRA.PH.
LS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, •
By GEORGE BERGNER.
71CRM6.—Sutina Emourrhpr.:
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aty ate cents per week. Yearly. subscribers will •be
charged $4•00 in adVaiioo.
WatalB AND grin Winn TnurogaPn.
The Tiaiaaa.Pll la also published Midge a. week daring
the session or the Legislature and weekly during the
remainder or the year, and fu rnished to subscribers
the folmwing cub rates, viz:
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Ir subsotibers neglect or refuse tio take theirnewspe,
pen from the Office to which they are directel, they are
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them discontinued.
f~lti~itaC
HELMBOLD'S ,GENUINE PREPARATION
"11104LLOONCENTRA reps ,
Whirl .UND FLIIIp EXIAACT DUCHU,
Ittribistattes of -, the bLADDIWI,KIDNEIifai'GRAVEL,
and "jECIPSIOAL SWELLINGS.'
Ibis
Ibis Medicine inmates the power of Digestion, and
mites the ABSORBENTS-Intl healthy action, by .which
the WATERY OR CALCAREOUS depositions, and all 'UN
NATURAL ENLARGBREINTS are redound, as well as
PAIN AND INFLA.MATION and is good for
MIN, WOlgrai OR pEULDW:„ ,
ji
HELMBOLD'S ExTßA.gr Buono, t ;
. • - • lot Weidmessea
Arising - front Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Early'lh
discretion or. Abuse. ;
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLIAJWRIG BOIFTOmm
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power
Lou of Memory, .DlfAaUy of Breathing,
WealeHerres, Tretubling,
Horror uf 'Nesse, - Wakefulness;
Dlinnalard VISION - Pain la the Ilaels
Universal Lessltude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of tao Body
Dryness Of the MEW, Eripty),iii Cm the Peme.
PALLID COUNTENANCE, • • ,
These symptoms, If allowed to go on; w hich tide med
loin Invariablyy removes, soon follows.
IMPOTENCY. FATUITY, EPILEP TIC.
IN ONB OP WHIM THE PATIENT MAY EMPIRE.
Who can say that they are not frostds:tly followed by
t hose .DIRSPUL , DISDASES,"
~ .INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION..
Many are await of the cause of theirsuribrt9E,
• .13137 , NONE WILL CONTRAS,
THE RECONDSVF THE INSANE AHTLONGS,
And the Afeloncholy Deaths by (knittbiptiOn„ '
OUR AMPLE WOO= TO TAla TRUTH OP 111 X,
TEI CONSTITHTIONONOS •AIfPROTBD WITH
ORGANIO
Requires the atd or inehoineita strengthen and
Inv,lgorate the threteni,
Which lbaxmottie lIGErRAOT BMW' ittuarteddli doe
L TRIAL MILL !parILINTaitiRtaL)SKRIWAL.
FEMAIJW---n%U.ES-FEIISLEEI,
. .
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, ORIENTEMPLA
TINOMARRIAGE,',
1.4il MANY ATFECTMES PROOLIAR TO, FEMALES
a Matfett Boone is unequalled by nor other teriedy,
as In Onlonusis or Retention, Irregularity, Painrulne es or
Suppression or Customary Evacuatione, Ulcerated ' or
Solrrhows state'of the Inertia, fnecortues Whries, Stern
fly, and foe nil complaints incident to ttie sex, tat/ether
arising front Indiecretloa, Habits of Iniseipation, Or In
the
DZOLTNE:Irtr A GRIP MIA
sse t ß
1.10 FAMILY SHOULD BS WITHOUT MI
Lots No moan Buffett, MSaUri, oa csruseaurrlNtot.
CUM SOS mantes= AND DANOIROUS DINWASas,
HEGMBOLIPS EZSRACT BOCIPJ
ttDAtrß
•
SECRET DLSEASEt3.
In all their Stages, At little Expense
LitUeLeeno change in Diet; No inconvenient:lei
And no Ettposure.
It Gaines a frequent desire anti gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstructions.
Preventing and Curing Stricture* of the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Imllammittleb; so frequent hi the
class of diseases, and .expelling Poinnunts /Aerosol
and womold Natter.
THOUSANDS UPON Worsen*
VIHO HA V. k BRIM" SHE VICTIMS OP QUACKS,
and who have paid HIATT me to be cured In a short
time, have found they were deceived, and that the "201.
VON" has, by toe use of .•rowaseentlll PM, bee •
dried up Je to e ik y ste ree
4".1115AL4.1 . 41.8,7:,041a 45 ,
,
.
Use BILKSOLD'S UMW! BUMP, for all affections ' and
diseaseeet the
visiNA.ny ORGANS,
whether existing in ' • ,
lIIALE OR FEDIALE,
From whatever cidiseinighiating and no minter f
• HOW LONG STANDING'. • •
Diseases of these Organs require the aid or DIURReIO
EIRIABOLDW EXTRACT BCCHU
, Id THE GIREATAUREIIO, ,
And is dertain to have the desired effect i'n' all Diseases
FOR WELCH IT. Id RECOMMENDED.
Snidnice of the most reliable and I rapestribis character ,
will accompany the niedloce.
CERTIFICATES 0 CURES, . •
kola tog° yearstslorsift I ~,,,
,
Wren Mum meows to
BCIENCU AND FAME. , • „
Priori $1 00per bottle, or six for $6 00.
Dellyered to /thy Isidro's, "merely packed from °bier
Tenon.
DESCRIBE SYDIPTONSINALL CONNUNICATION.!.
Damn Owaranteed u I: . Autrice
4.111111/AVII I .
Personally appeared before me, an •Alderroset ! 'or lam
city of Philadelptd4ll.l. Rump, who being duty
sworn, doth say; his preparations outdo no narcotici he
mercury, or other injurious drugs, but are purely vege
table
• • 1 • E HILIS6OI. D. ,
Sworn and itubscriben before me, 't his' Sitcl - dsky of No
somber, DMA. • P. fiIDBERD, /Warman,
_ , • . . Ninth St. above Rene, Phila.-
Addrees letters for WWttir'tp aattdo Innbindenee to
"' • • M.P.' LA tateildifft
Depet,lo4 South Tenth bel. °bambini., PhDs,
UNMAKE COUNTERFEITS
AND lINPRINDIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor Si dlapose "of TUNA one , and opts= Si
MMUS on' OO lIIMATIOWATLOhIie
ItehnbelCl 9entund Prefab:B4Ba s, = = • •
, •Xxtret Dacha - = ,
" tintirdvehttre l .Wariti.
Sold. by 0. =lf tlreller, Groistr,"l.ll77eth; C S.
ausnvarta = • := O .
AND ONI
aON ALL DRITOPLYZI ,
EVERTYVISKII. , s'
.DIELNDOLD'D USN, NO M lES ;
Out out Die dvertlferseet and serst torr tt, •
AND A.VOI.O.I.IIPOSITION 'AND
novlP.dly = . - • • . •
L E: i-.1.11'811 , 8 A 2'.
. • •
The-Cdraid-tifnlnannunte - , ---- Annzdty and
; II!
Trust Company of Philadelphia. #
OF HU NO. 408 CEIESTNII7 STREET.
'(CHARTER PERPETUAL)
darrat, AND ASS2Td. $ 1 , 1 4 8 ,f 8 . 3
•
40 •
EN r. JAMBS, Ac . TROILiS RIFKITIAY, Prnsident
-
cONTINUE to - make . INSURAN CE CoN ,
iltr*on thio
i most resnatile, terms..
ey act is Szoootoni, Trustees and guardians under
last Walls. and an Itecolyers aad assignees.
Thy eapital being paid nit and invested, togelhai with
it Urge rue ecnistagay hicow•eing reserved fund, offers a
periact Beaklr ty to lb,' Inbred: ;
77 44 1 Premiums may be paid yearly ; hallyearbr or cirou'.
ROMMi periOdkanY to al° : In for 1 fe e • Ihn.Flaeß BONO- appropetsteC De
comber, 1844,4ba 111S0oND ; Hiss Reeetaber,- 1134
sh. 81 110 8 in D e c omb. ,- , 1854, stud-ilia /017Ett1i
MONO to 109. These additions aro Iliade without rtit, -
4 1Wringst 0 ,7- increase aittapromulet e to be 'Zit id to too
Company. 7
The iolloving aro Thar oxiutile3 from the Register
Sum Illouus
Insured 'add -lon
Polley
No 88 $2500 $ 8$? 80 18,887 00
" 131 8000 10 . 4,050 00 :
" 100 - 4080
1000 410 00 4400 -
00
it 888 , 8000 1,873 00 4870 00
Agent at Ihßyiaburg and yin o y,
- BIIE.IILEIL i
el(F.dly
DENTISTRY.
DR. GEO. V"."BTINE, gradpate'9l,*
Ballintore Coney; of Dental Surgery, haeingper
111411entir located in the oily of Harrisburg and takea the
rigioe formerly onaupied by Dr. Gorge', on Third Weft
between Morse& and Walnut" respectfully Informs his
friends and the public In geaa,al; that he Is p reported In
perform all operations to the beepd profession, rather,
went or mechanical. la a meaner that shall net
sarpasaixt by operators In this or any mbar day.
mode of inserting &Wilda' teeth IS u pon .
proved leAtt.
Proved solenttlic principle.
Teeth, from cue to a fell set, mounted on Des
Mbar, Plaints plates or the Vulcanite Base.
I take greakplesattretirrammmendlitstheabate
Mem to all mu , former friends of Harrisburg and
Wally, and feel conlident that he will perform all opera.;
bons la a allentblo IXWIDSI4 fr om my knowledge of his
bons la
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VOL "XVI 4.
titui r2thatistments
POPbsALS FOR
UNITED' STATES MAIL.
BE
, .
PROPOSALS will be,received at the Contract
• Offaie'tf this Department until 10 o'clock
a. at. of Tuesday, September 80, 1862, for.con
veying the mails of the United. States in 'Penn,
'ailvania;frouilloVeniber 1,'1882, to 'Jim° 30,
1864, on the routes and by the schedules of de
parturearmdrigivals herein specified. (Being,
with some exceptions, routes established by
ante Of Congress approved June 2 and July 14,
1862 j
Decisions announced by October 7,1862.
277 i From Anßonville, lileGarvey'S and
Weiltover's, toDherry Tree (Newmsn's
3fills l ?: 0;;) . 20 railed and back, once a
week: t Leave,AnsonVille Saturday at 7a m ;
Arrive at Newman . s Mills by 1 p m ;
Leave Nem:mm . B Mills Monday at 10am;
Arrive at Anarniville by .4 pm.
2776 From. Brownsville, (High Lake P. Q.,) by
Lake Como, to Tailmaneville, 8 mike
and back, onto a week. '; •
Bidders propose a schedule of arrivals
and demrtures.
2776 From Barnesville to Mahanoy C/ity,
=Seamed back, three times a week.
Leave Barneeville Tuesday, Thursday and
Sitairday at' l 0 aim ;
Arrive at Methanol City by 12 m • '
Leave Mahanoy City Tuesday, ihursday
and Saturday at 2 p m ;
Arrive at Barnesville by 4 p m.
Proposals for six times a week service are
invited. '
2777 From Bethlehem, by Sbosnereville, Wes
versville, and Kreidersville, to Peters-
TAW, 15 Miles.eued back, three times a
week.
Leave Bethlehem Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 9} a m-;
'Arrive at Petersville, by 24 pin ;
Leave Petereville Tuesday, Thursday,and
Saturday ,at £l. m;
AiriVe at Betbl.etwm by 2i p m. '
2778 Prom Bethhdrem, by Hanoveiville and
Bath, to ' Slecknersville, 14 miles aid
back, three times a week.
' Leave Bethlehem Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 10 a m '
•
Arrive at Kleckneravilleby 2 p ;
.
Leave Eleckuersville Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at . 6 . a m . ;
Arrive-it Bethreheur by 9a m.
Proposals to cohrimenee at Bath are in-
vited.
2779 FsmLi . olindae d bz ia -Elv-4-rr p ; ra kiZr ii
73= ityp
=
attBara:
Arrive at.EpkraMh by 11 a m• '
Leave Ephratah ci,ily E except flnnday, at
2 1:1 111.
Arrive at Brickervffie by 6 p m.
2780 From Oallensburg to Emlenton, 12 miles
and back, once a week..
Leav - e'Callensburg Monday at 6 a tn;
Arrive at Emlenton by 10 a nn.
Leave Emlenton Monday-at 1p m;
Arrive at Callensburg by 6 p m.
2781 Front Ordiensburg. by Loro, (Jefferson Fur
' mace 0.,) Nickleville, Cam, and Oran
. berry, to 011 City, 80 miles and back,
° twice a`week. -
Leave Oallensbarglblonday and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at 011 City by 41, mi• •
Leave_Oil- City Tuesday and Saturday at
6 .. a m ;
Arrive'at Callecitsburg In , 4 p tn. •
!wpm& for three4lM9-a-week service
° ' ;tare invited. -
2782 From Centreville, Mock P.;0.,)
° by Boyard'e Mills, to 'Anandale, 'lO
miles and 'kink; bicil's week.
Leave Slippery ilobk Wednesday at 14 p
Arrive at. Anandale by pm;
_Leave Anandale -Wednesday at 9 a m;
Alive at Slippery liwk by 12 m.
2788 ,FrOm Olarington, .by Millstone and
Raught's Mills, to Arroyo, 16 Mlles and
back, •once , a week.
SatardaY..,at •7 a m;
Aiiive ArKeYsl;ly 12 m;
Leave 4.r{4ji• eaturday at 1 p m; •
Arrive it'elaiington by 6 p m.
2784 From Cornmbia• to Kilter- Spring, 4 miles
,k'•..:and tick, twice a week.
Leave Coluniblit Wednesday andSainrday
,at 2 pm; .
Anive at SilyerSpil' Ogyty B . p m;
- .
Leaveilver Spring Wednesday and Satur
day at 10 a rn;
,x.-Arriyerst Columbia Aryl:l-Atne:- '
Piiipcilairitor three-times-a-week service
are invited.
2786 From Cowdersport, by Bulalia, to Ship.
pen, 27 miles and -back,:once a week.
Leave Cowdersport Monday, at 8a m ; '
Arrive at Shippen by 6 p m;
LeATe ShiPßen.AlvslnY st.'B ;
Amve at OorMerspnrt by 611 M.
2786 Fiorailastotkill'Mattires :Creek, Boston
and. Mount Bethel, to Dill's Ferry, 20
miles Anil bank, once aweek.
Lettie 'Easton Thursday at 1 p in ;
Arrive at Dill's Ferry by 6`p •
Leave Dill's Terry Thursday at 7 a m;
Aiiiire at Eastonby 12 in.
rioppaskt for more. frequent service are
; invited ; also to commence at =Martin's
• - creek and end at Mount Bethel.
2787 R I,al
io,m ensbaFlL by Station and
Strongatown to Netwaum's Mills, SO
.miles - once' a week.
Leave Ebensburg Friday at 8 a m ;
• Artive at Ifearipan'ti Mill's by 4 p",nt;
•• time, ;-Tewnaan's 'Satan* at 1
A.rriveat'Eflenlibtittby4:o m.
Proposals . coMmencp tit'''Strcoagsto,wii,
_ l 5 miles fella distance are invited, •
2788
Flora Economy, by New Scottsville, New
Sheffield, Seventy-slit . , and'Green Gat
den, to Holt, 14 mile& and back, once a
week.
Leave Economy Sittoiday at 1 p Inl
/Lithe at Holt by 81) ; •
• Leave Holt Saturday at 7 a m
Arrtve:it EctinOntyly.l2 m
FiCiposals to commence at Seventy-sa t 8
•-- • Follett -lop distance are invited. .
2789 From ;Farad /4}47:qeutilk.. by '
;' Middle
tgali• -..Ceatre; Titellio - n valley, 10
miles * l l. l b!icky9 lloB A. week.
.44,9011419 4 1 44gOiLy At a
p 3X4141 - 4. d: 1
a.a.ox - efiarrlve at Jackson Valley by 6 p m ;
Leave Jackson Valley Saturday at 11 a in;
Arrive at Forest Lake Centre by 2 p m -
2790 From Garland, by South Wad, (Fader-
Amount. a pato, add
bonus tobe Inere.se4
by tujiire eddltious.
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL TIII"NGS--,NI43I:TTRAL 1-Isl NONE."
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pour-Orrics Dgrearmarr
,
raaititon Jtav*Bl, 1862
r
HARRISI3IiRG, PA, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 15, 1862:'
.1,;"ru! ADDerUimtnts.
prise,) Pleasantville, (Holland P. 0.,)
Pluiner and Ilouseville, to 011 Oily,
86 miles and back, six times a week.
' Leave Garland daily, except Sunday; at
Bam;
Arrive at Oil City, by pm ;
Leiveoll City daily, except Sunday, at 8
am, ,
Arrive at Garland by 6 p . m.
2791 Prom Greenibiirg, by Plealiant Unity, to
Stahlstown 1.6 miles and back, three
' times d week -
Leave Greensburg Monday; Wednesday,
and Saturday at l p ta;
Arrive at Staldstown - by rhjcp co; -
Leave.Stahlstown Moaday, Wednesday,
• and•SaturdaY at 6 ant; .
' Arriie at Greensburg by ii am. •
Proposals ta;!end at Pleasant Unity; 10
milesietViiiiitatiOlVtire invited.
2792 From Eittaning, by Baal Valley, Smicks
burg, and Smitten, to Penal:dam:my,
86 miles and tack once a week. ;
:Leave
Arrive at.Ppexutawney by p 19;
_
Leave Puniutawney , Tuesday at 6 am;
Arriie af Kitfaning'by pm.
Appears to•be - Covered by existing service;
if so, will not be let.
2798 From Lancaster, by Willow, Street, Mar
tinsville,
;
NeliTiovidenee,Mid"Camar
go, to Quarryville, 16 miles and back,
three timea." - a week.
Leave lancoster Tuesday, Thursday , and
SatUrday at 2 p
'
Arrive at Quarry yilleby 7 p in;
Leave Quarryville Ti4eiday, Thuzsday and
Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive ati Lancaster. by 10 am. ! -
2794 From Meivinsbrurg, by jacktion doiner,
Taimersville, 11 - miles and back,
once week.
Leave Mervinebtrg Tuesday at 12 m;
- -
Arrive at Tannersillieliy 4p m;
Leave Tartifersvilie. Tuesday. at 6a of;
Arrive at Merviliebingliy 10 a m.
2795 From: Alefelovr, by Slate's Corners, Vale
' vith, and Spring Brook to Pitts t on, 24
mike and back, three times a week.
Leave Moscow Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday. at 4 - P m;
Arrive at Pittston by 10 p m;
Leave Pittston Monday , 'Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 p in; • , . '
• . Arriire at Moscow by 10a m.
Pinilosals to end at Spring Brook are in-"
2798 From Nazareth, by Moorestown, Meek
neriville,' Petereviile, Newhesde, Cher
ryville, and Berlinsville, to Slatingion,'
20 miles and back, three times ;a week.
Leave Nazareth Monday, Wednesday, and.
Friday isfagxr ,, ,
arrive at outtlOgtOit by 6 p m;
- Leave Slathigton Tuesday, Thursday: aid'
baturOotjklikth/FNI F OIi.e rp*t,er.gr.e.b.lo j '
Arrive at Niutezeth by A p m. •
Proposals to embrace Dantelev
Otterryville and Berlineville r increalAng
distance three miles, are invited. '
2797 Aube New BiciOmfield; by,Dellville,Grier'e
ToPiern, and Bartbinger's Store, to Fen
, wick, (late Moileyton,) 20 miles and
back once a week.
Leave New Bloomfield Thursday at 9
am ;
Arrive at Fenwick by 6p m , ;
,
Leaie Feasvick Friday at 10 m ;
Arrive at New BLoornfield by, 6 p En ;
2798 From Revery; by Blue Snob and Swirlier,
to Saint ClairaviLle,, 28 , miles and beck,
once a week.,-
Leave Newry Friday at 101. a m
Arrive at Saint Clain 'wills by 8 p m ;
Leave Saint °Lakeville Saturday, at ;7.1.
a m•
, ,
Arrive at Newry by 8 p
2799 From Oxford, by Hopewell Cotton Works,.
Glen Boy, Oak Hili, Goshen,
and Wake
field, to Peter's Creek, 18 miles and
back, 6 ,times a week.
Leave Oxford daily, except Sunday, at 2
pmt
Arrive at Peter's Creek by 8 p m ; 1
Li
Leave Peter's Creek daily, except Sinn
.
day, at 6 am;
,•
Arrive at Orford by 12 m. •
2800 From Pine Grove, by Frkziensburg, • ici'
Schuylkill'Haven; 14mile n
,ao:baiik;
once a Week. '-
Leave Pine Grove EatfirfitiT at 8 ain
Arrive at Schuylkill Hives:4o_
2
Leave Schuylkill Haven P i
Arrive at Pine Grove_fir pm. L
2801 From Beinoldsville-tdikkkoi4,
81ee and titclf, onoe‘
,
Leave Bomblevilfe P ; ,
Arrive at liockcirde by 810 ; 4
Leave ROekdM4 Timidity* ki) ;
Arrive at Reynoidavi).l4 144 p
2802 From tialtaburg;
..by
_,Coalvirt, ‘lllldeei
Ridge, Long. Shady laip 'Rut,: ; o°oh
r:on's Mill's; and Hignaife, to Kitt*.
ing, 86 mike and back dime a week.
Leave Baltaburg Monday at 6 at m
Arrive at Kittaning 64,
LOICTI3 Kittautng Tuesday
r pt, -#1;
Arrive at Saltaburg by, 6 p
Proposals for twice-a , wpok Mivice are in.
2803 From Schuylkill Haireh,,by .crfathis to
Tremont, 15 miles Ma back, at t e mpi.'
aweek. '
Lea•Ve 'Schuylkill 'Unveil "ilitibr; :except,
Sunday, on arrival of Mail from Plink!
delPhia, say at fp ; ,
Arrive at Tremont by_4ll p •' , '
Leave Tremont daily, except Sunday , kt . '
11am;
~ •
Arrive at Schuylkill liaven hi, time fyr
Rail to Philadelphia, pay by 21 p m.
2804 From .§prin,gflidd Furnace to Bruce, IL
miles and back, oncost week. _ ,
Leave, Springfield Furnace Eatqtlay, at 9
a m
ArAie at Bruce by 10 a m
Leave Bruce SiturdaY at 7,a m ;
Arrive at Springfield Furnace.by 8 am.
2806 From Warfordeburg, by Mount Airy, Nut?
raaville, and Cherry Grove, to BI
- Ruh, 26 Idles and back, once a week.
Leave Warfordeburg Monday : at ta m;1
Arrive at Bloody! Rue by. 2 p
Leave4iloody Run Tueaday-Att;_y a ;
Arrive at IVarkerdeburg by 2 p M.!
2806 Froth W 88111 40 1 4 1 :I Arolth Ten lifilqo
Zoneravine, and tiarksvdle, to Bice))
L110114;86 ;haw anti bach, three times
a week. • - •
Leave 7 1 , 141116 46t0 i li'tricaditittamidayant
p• • "
flap aYi at •th
grave at sioe'sionding by 8p m •
/4 117 544104, Monday , Yileliae+l
&Way, at 9 , a , i'r% t , -.
41 1 00449 P 49 (ta w; -
4 0 . 7 Agallinfriv
huidetweretee,l6 mike and bank on
tlit;bli
a week.
Leave e Friday at 7 a m
Ant/., sbyl2 m;
114
etuavtttistnents,
.N Leave.7.Mildenberger's Friday at 2
.p m ;
Arrive at Tannereville'br7 p m._ - i
2808 D'reim Tiogai A& Bailey Creek, Rutland,,
and lierlainteille, (Auetinville t o
Columbili• Crow - lkide, 20 miles `end
Intek,Altree tikeee a . weekt
,LciaveTioge Monday, Wedreeeda aid Fri-1
day i at 10 a Ear. -
Arriiirat• Columbia Oro* Roads by. 4 pm;
Leave' Columbia Cross 'Roads ' Tuesday,
- 1 buralay aid 'Saturday; at. 6 a ; , 1
Arrive Tipp by 12:m.
2809 From Carlisle, by Carlisle Springs,LSter
, rett's Gap, Btrerman'a Dale, aid Warm
:Springs, to , Landiebarg, 19 miles and
• tack,isix UM** week. •
f.Leave Carlisle daily; except Sunarlyi at 8
a Vat;
Arrive at; Landisburg by 8 ;'
Lesive-Landisburg 'daily, except SeidaYi
1 • at/ sin ; •
Arrive at Carliae by: 1• pm:
For forms of proposal; guaranty, and
cate, and hurt - ructions sitothe - conditforat ern- 1
braced in the contracts,
to
opeunplilit-ritiver
thsement /lily 811882 , to bo. found at the i prin•
'Apia postoftloes along therfoutea; .
M. , BLAIR, Post Master General.
• - - auB doaw-i4w
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_ It
dieOftiild tis*ltY.
Bigler and his &ins—Their Iknanknoe and; their
Valor—ln Orme and out of Battle, but full of
Bra/gad/x*4llnd lniStalreo.
Corro.pm.denee of the To egrApb.]
-, 'Grammer.% Aug. 18, 1862.
Having accidentally seen "a copy of the, Pa
triot and Union; of the 11th hist-, to T day, in
Which I nottieda rafpri43 to the Bigler family
of this region; 40ia which reference contained
so many faleehoede; that' I at once - deeMed
my duty,ae° an
. 41tairer . of truth ' and - ye•
rarity, to set at leist the good people , of Her
riaburg right- air a matter which is a-subject
of ridicule and contempt among` the &fume
of=this-'county. In the calm of a mat at-
tack on the proprietor -of : the ,TALIMILAPH tt the;
writer in the Patriot, insolently asks
,thetfol
lowing -
• - r know that. atthtiti4ret
sent moment 11X-tiovenuit - 84 - moratlin e
-
i iratce&Aitirtivilter, has two eons in the army
ought fox seven days in-frini o ncl,
aide by isiduvrith the•gallantaud lamented Col.
Simmons, and another a Captain in the Engi
neer Corps attached to the Rim California f
gide t , •
Does Georg e Bergner know that Ex-Goveinor
Bigler le, at his own expense, going from hos
pital to hospital throughout the land, admin
istering to the wants of our sick and wounded
&Aleut, alleviating their sufferings by eVery
means in his power.
Allow me to state factsr in-reply to these
questions: •
let As to a een of Ex-Illevernor Bigler, who
fought so bravely for six dais before Richmond.
In connection with tone of our old volunteer
companies, this son of Bigler was a second
lientennot, and when the company resolved to
offer its services, young piglet was of course
comPelled to yield and'accomPani his company."
After thearral Roved, and a • few hours before
dai ) oorumenceu,ent of the seven days fighting
befotelnetunond, this :I , lilorious young Pigler
position far hom the line
efhattle. When our exhausted. troops were
fighting and retreating "before an over/beta/lug
force, Bigler; like his father . et Bull Snit; ake
dled before the head of the retreating army
ilacht4 418 first place of safety, and •he never
stopped until he was certain of beli* heyond
harni.'-So much for the son in'
"the seven days
held hiding Thia hay.never smelt powder,
except It - was, on some poSching expedition
through the wilds of bib a h i arro„-,
lige inactive, made shtick imbecile b vice,
and for the cowardice in ,
him, is not respond-
Ple,.becanse the characteristic is One' thlit has
palled throughthe Bigler blood fiimt..thi time
that their &Keeton acted as camprfollowets and
aeonozas in the armies of the conquering Saxons.
The other son alluded to ea being in *for
ula, and engaged as Captain , in an Bugineer
?Ores, was 21 34 SR sin Francisco by the lona
ehe44 his Ptther,when he disgraced the United
States &mate; as the piimessor of ti''shiccure
, .
clerk In the U. 8. Airay '444 4d ft is news to
,
acquaintances, In tills region • that lac it a cap
• •
• , for certainly none of his family Were ever
'date the fact, and they the
twi:ople to: hide each otherit'ilionora is a
it - triusioi, and in this county was regarded
a passable chain or 'led' beater, but"that he
is a; soldier, or. has I)a*go sboee the quality of
that of u'cut Pup, 1 Onihatically deny. i•
. Titaileclaration in the otberparagraphi quote,
is tlattexaov: Bigler, at his own Ulpermt, 'visited
&Au:101W occupied , by our brave boyti, and
'adininistited to their wants. Oa this subject I
can simply state that he has been at no pe riod
-
absent a sufficient length of tinia L tO vielt any
the. army Ilotfitist:ihlifi Fell . . that aknown
I ,of the service he performed la this respect,
,that hat accompanied the Hon. 11.'li. Loiri,
t • ~ a
jitalo
while that gentle:llan visited some of !Miles -I
thileqi Bat4ityi,` and • ii6li the elder Bigler I
.. i . acted; hi the capacity, of: an amanuensis 'MI
.Lowry, having' really . dona nothing to *eve
UM id& 'or aid the wounded. .This is , the ini:
''' - 'n j loO, aad here; where William Bigler
is bat irsorli, It .creates.atroad• grin -to 'bear
oassertloh that he would be ma*, of ' : 6lng
"quill* ' 00dioludy—iur*'# wo l o l -be to
040'. fo r the, ,l m mat . ozz hinnblf,d
TRVIAMir 4 ' ..“. I.44A•Zu e , ,7 1.;...1 41A..
_ :
_ . _ ,
I deem this explanation due to the truth.
The Amite and Union has woefully misstated
faits, for the purpose of inflating the already
over-bloated pride of.the Biglere, and „Igive you
this, a portion of thcir , own record.• that the
wind may be taken out of their sails,
Vannes.
BYTE SliPt
From oar Morning Edition
Impoitant Orders from 'ate
War Department. .
Vellutteers ' , to flit tip New Ri w i
ments to be received: until
the 22d Mutant. •
i,•
The Draft to Commence` on Monday,
the 4th Of September.
The Counties to he Credtted withtheir et
etas of Volunteers.
r.-. • :_
,
The following important orders ' from the war
department at Washington, 'were received at
headquariers In tbki city lest evening
-- Wasant9ToN, Aug. 'l4.
Zia iikeelloricy . Gov. Cmiroi i ' I I
.. ,
Ordered, Ist; That after the 15th day o; this
month, bounty. and' advance pay shall n t be
1
paid to volunteers foleanY new Regiments o lint
only:to volunteers `for Regiments now id the
field and voliintiers to fill tip new Wale,
noir Organiiilog but yet fall. ;
&mid, Volunteers to fill up the near
merits now organising ; ill be received aridipaid
the bounty and adianced pay until the 224 day
of tills mouth; and if not completed by 'itbat
time, the incomplete regiments, will be
co li
dated and superflticts'offieers mustered ou
2hini, Volunteera to fill up the old liegintetLts
will be received and paid the' bounty and 41 71
vane pay until the let daY of SePtember.
Fcarth, The draft for three hundred thousand
militia Called for by the President will be,Mafle
on liondaY, the 4th day of September, betritie ,n
She - _hanini• of nine ; o'clock,-
- o ax:kyr. ac and i ccorithiu'e4 from de4 to day
tetween'the same hours until completed. '
filled up by volunteers before'the Ist day of
Septembei; a sPosebil drift will be 'ordereci far
the divficiencyi - '
-SW% The exigencies of the service "reqhlre
that officers now in the field should remain vrith
their Oominands, and no officer now In the field
in the regular or volunteer service will wider
any circumstances be detailed to accept a new
command. ' . '
By order of tlie 'President: -
(Signed.) 'EDWIN 11. STANTON, •
• &unitary of War.
. • Ireton) 'Onus .
•,' , - Wasurhunni, Aug. 14, 1882.
' - ' ' 2-20 p, ii. i
Go . Andrew G. Orirees: . 1
Additional regulation for the enrollment and
draft, of militia ordered. ' . i -1-.
Big*. That in filling all requisitions l of
militia the quotas of the several - Stateswill! be
apportioned by the Governors among the' i‘v
oral counties, and, where practical, amongit
subdivisions .of . counties, so 'that allow aic e
shall be made to such counties, and enbdi vi
sions for all volunteers heretofore turnia ed
by
them and mustered into the Service of he
United, States; and Whose) stipulated term I ; of
servioe shall liot.havei expired:
EDWIN M. STANTON,
, - : -Secretesy of Wilt;
MN PO MO MONROti
GENERAL WOLELLAN ' MOVING
THE PERINBIIII4 . -.EVACUATE
The Army. Moving from Harrison
Lending. I
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NEW YWm, - Aug• 14.
- A, . newspaper . correspondent at 1 Fo
tress Monroe, under the date of the 12th ins
says that the moveniehts of General McCl 1
lan Indicate that the great' body of the - Ai -
of the. Potomac is about to withdraw down t e
Peninsula... Fo r , the . last forty-eight ho me
transports loaded heavily with troops are cp4-
lug down the James river, and - without stop
ping at , Fortrese' Monroe, hive gone directly
up the bay- to, some river -leading into Tit;
A Private note - from Fortress Monroe, date d
• :
yeeterdity; Says : i
"The artny is now moving away, from Sant.'
sonto Landing, and, by to-morrow, -I • hear tile'
place will be clawed. They are ; .ixerdng .dowit
over the Chickehontiny, I learn, to Yorlttowd,
by /and. -The artillery'liar r been shipp e d by
water.
6
The pontoon bridges went up rtoAbridge 1
river, night, before laat." • i! ~,. . :. Us)
1
The stemrierrAdelaide, Cspt. James Canno
arrived here 'his morning from FortressNo
roe with a large" number of passengers, ,
eluding officers of the army and: disehtrge
aeld , l4rneny of whom were maddens, wh
are arged.
SZCOND DISPATCH. . 1
; , ,
__ • i • , _
I
Bersutorts, Ang. 14. .
di
. . •
The'retular mail boat trope HaTeison's Dui
ing cainti - down the Jame s 'river yeaterileyoth
reports ~t heigreatest activity prevalliiiF among
lraptffiel
(.0 traneports.. -4. , ,znittbertof .0 -
arinfaud navy came - dowee),*por ( edo
Landing, who report the Army of the Pent
outs in motion, but of course are silent aa to
its destination. All day yesterday Hampton
Roads presented a lively scene in consequence
of the arrival and departure of stemmas and
gtiaut
Having prorurrd etam Pnitir , tre are prepar
td to execute JO9 end BOOK . PRINT NG or ovary
drecrlpt;on, dkesPer, nlt w
an bo don* at ray older
stablithment In thE c00t.07.
sa- Four lines o r . mos coostlotte ene-half num
Sight. Ones or more than roar annotate &square.
nalV e uare, one d y SO 26
one week.... 196
one 113014/1 960
throe 1:0100thg4 00
" six months ft 00
" one y ar 10 00
Onoc9o. o ore, °co ......
...... so
" an , WI ek 400
" ooe month 6 00
'4 , three mootho 10 00
eli mouths. 16 00
" ow year... ....... .. . .20 00
Iluagairottoes4lwpd to
herons Mairieseland DoNAftoasaitr cute; - LINt
for tech insertion.
NO. 89.
Idarrlegat indllasUistoi .be charged aa regular
'Ir le sP1 1 ."! 1111 ! A k-, r
other vessels, and the weather was , such as to
facilitate army movements.,
Biig ties. WM.' H. French, U. S. A., com
manding tbe artillery of r
the arirkgc, lune up in
the steamer. The General; wnii has many
warm friends in Baltimore, is not in excellent
health, but has been zealously engaged since
the war commenced. He comes tip to visit
his family, and in a few days will return to
Among the passengers by the Adelaide, were
twenty: iiikiperswho were yesterdayvtisuharged
from the Rip Baps after an examination ly Gen.
Dix. Nearly all have been in the Confederate
service, and some of them declare that the ra
tions were universally furnished without salt
and vegetables, and that the treatment on the
Virt of the officers was exceedingly severe.—
Thegwere glad to fall into fedeial hands, as
they were then sure of getting at least good and
wholesoine - rations. They came up in the
steamer Adelaide, and are now in this city.
FROM WASHINGTON.
~~f~;Y4:~ , a :d;~1};iKii~~t4~',~:~:~~I:~~A
By direction of the President, Major If, Z.
Lawrence, ,of. the Sixty-first Regiment of New
York Voluntems, is dismiised from the ser
vice.
In ruk:ordance , iiith the sentence of the Court
Martials held at Camp, near Harrison's Land
ing, on 'the 2d, Dents: Frank C. Goodrich,
Geo. A. Bewley, Chas. D. Nozzle and T. S.
Wright, of the Regular Army, have been cash
iered for misbehavior before the army, and
Capt. Carbery Lay, of the Twelfth 11. S. In
fantry, for dmnkenneiss while on duty. All of
these sentences were confirmed by General
.
From Culpepper Court Hose.
A Surgeon Captures Two limed Rebel Soldien
• WAIMINGTOMI, August 14.
Letters waived from Culpepper- contain no
nitwit Of, interest not already teltgraphed. Oa
Saturdgy tight after tbe 'salon, Dr. Steele, of
the Twority.etzthL New York, while endeavor
lug to find his way to his regiments entouutered
two,rebel soldiers fully armed. He sternly de
nierufed a surrender, aud tbetwere to alarmed,
being apprebensive'of- their proximity to our
ferCee ' thitte they surrendered, and be Marched
them both to the camp as prisoners. -I
illtmicuulw‘tas
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