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HARRISBURG, PAI
Wednesday Morning, August 20; 1862
Ova usual local variety is:excluded to-day to
give space to the proceedings of he Union
County Convention.
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To Owozas.—Military 'worth), sashes and
belts can• be obtained at the Merchant Tailor
Store of Geo. W. Glover, Market street, a few
East of Third.
Tae Duourn.—Powel's Valley and parts of
Lebanon county have been favored
_recently
with refreshing rains, but other Portions of the
county are suffering from the drouth, and the
corn crops will be seriously injured should it
continue much longer.
OBOARIZAT/ON OE' A REGMENT.—The one hun
dred and tiirty-fourth regiment was formed at
Camp Curtin on Monday. The companies
composing it are from Butler, Beaver and
Lawrence counties. Its field officers had not
been appointed this morning.
Sousrumo Tem.—The restaurant under
Wyeth's Hall, has been remodelled and much
improved, and is now one of the neatest estab
merits of the kind in the city. It is a perfect
bVoso of a refreshment saloon, and as the pro
prietor, Mr. James Carothers, knows " how to
keep a hotel," of course he is well patronised.
Paulo= IxsTrcurtow.—Loysville Academy,
located in Perry county of this State, has . given
a striking example of attachment to our glint
ens Union. Ali the students in the institution;
with the exception of one or two, have enlisted
under their former efficient- principal, Captain
D. Tressler, and are now hi Camp Curtin, ready
to march in defence of their country.
-..w.v....
As Omar OF Suocass.—A short time ago a
beautiful phtnomenon was observed on the
moon about twelve o'clock' at night. A bril
liant vale composed of white, red and blue en
circled the moon, which, whilst it excited the
admiration of all who saw it, on account of ita
brilliancy and beauty, was regarded by many'
as au omen of the speedy triumph of our glori
ous country's flag.
Ssaious ACOMSNT.—A serious accident hap
pened to Mr. John Bolton as he was returning
home from Linglestown on Saturday afternoon.
It happens that as he was descending a hill, a
portion of the harness broke, causing the horse
to take fright, - and whilst attempting to stop
the animal he was kicked in the breast, (auk
ing a very dangerous wound, and' a ctipinits
fl ow of blood from his mouth:' 'Yesterday he
was still living, but his situation is thought td
be critical.
FATAL RAILROAD Acommrr.—Thomas Free.
lan, a brakeman on the Northern Central Bail 7
way, was,killed on Friday at the summit, about
twenty-one miles this side of Baltimore. The
train In which he was breaking n became sepa
rated by the breaking of a coupling, and the
rear portion shocking heuyily against the front,
he was thrown off and . instantly killed. The
body was taken to Baltimore, and an inquest
held by Coroner Greentree. The jury 'rendered
a verdict in accordance with the above facts.
Deceased was about thirty-five years of age, and
leaves a wife and four children.
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A Yotato LADY Saar nT,_ rn Bactrusa.—A
young lady, a daughter of :Mr. George Dunkle,
residing a few miles beyond Linglestown, was
recently severely wounded by the discharge of
gun in the hands of a'younger brother about
eight years old. It appears that the boy was
under the impression that the gun was not
loaded, and snapped it at-hie sister for, amuse
ment or to frighten her. Unexpeotedly the
gun was discharged, indicting a danger Ons
wound in her side. As she was stooping at the
moment, the charge composed of small.shot
entered her body obliquely, and 'consequently
injured no vital part, as she is still living and
good hopes are entertained of het recOyery.
MATCH GA= or BASH The much
talked•of match game of base bail between the
keystone Club; of this city; and the,llpuntain
Club, of Altoonii, will take place at 10 O'chick
this morning, on the grounds, of the
keystone Club. a short distance above the
Round House. The nine selected by the Key
stone Club ate meter.. 0. Gemmel, Head,
kicGargle, Frish, Wallace, Groner Brikl'rame,
Williams and Hunt. S. D. Young, scorer.—
The names of the Altoona nine have not been
ascertained. The match hart excited much in
terest among_the knights of the " Bat arid
Ball " in our city, and we have no doubt
the" will be a large assemblage present . to
witness the, friendly contest:,
A Mcwl6 E nialuismoorr,—Among the Many
improvements lately made in our city, to which
we con ontleith pride , as a s evidaSee OtPic" 3
parity and as a determination on the -part 'of
our busineq3iten, no loner 'to remain behind
the " ligkt - hiMsa," is :the . completion o f Ali:
& Kunkle's large brick building at the corner
of Market:land Fifth streets, -which is alike
creditable ttithe owners and ornamental to that
part of our city:
The building is not only one of the largest,
devoted to the grocery business, outside of New
York, but the eta* chillenges competion.—
Without going into detail, we may safely my
that the arm keep on hand everything ninth*
kept in a grocery store, (liquors excepted,)-and
that they sell at very small , profits. Ilea'
clerks are civil and accominOdating, and have
strict instructions under no circumstances what
ever to misrepresent or take advantage of say
customer. A general invitation is extol:red-fp
the public to-visit the new building au
toe the extensive, stock , whothir4thei lit;4 '
or not, • '
Dauphin County Vnton Republican Con-
vention.
Pursuant to a call of the Chairman of
the County Standing Committee, the dele
gates from the several wards and townships of
Dauphin county, met in the Court House in
this city, at half past ten o'clock yesterday
morning and were called to order by Mr. A.
Weiting, of Middletown, upon whose motion
J. S. Musser, of Upper Paxton was chosen as
President, and J. A. Boger, of Harrisburg and
M. B. Alleman, of Middletown, were selected as
Secretaries.
The list of townships was 'then read over
and the delegate presented their credentials
when it appeared the following were present:
Harrisburg— •
First Ward—Alexander &der, George Dunn.
&eond Ward—John A. Boger, Samuel Sarch.
Third Ward—John J. Shoemaker, Dr. George
Bailey.
Fourth Ward—Mowry Nichols, Alfred C.
Slents.
Fifth Ward—Obamben3 Dubbs, Jeremiah
Douglas.
Sixth Ward—Josiah McFarland. John M.
Laurie.
Upper Swatara—Jos. Baker, Jacob J. Bishop
• Lower Paxton-Jacob Balthteer, Geo. Look.
Lower Sivelara--Ittertin Wetzel, Isaac Eber
sole.
Susquehanna—James 0. Corbit, Amos Eisler.
Dauphin—Henry Learner, Joseph Cockley.
Tack:on—Wm. Enders, Robert McCully.
Sfax—Wm. Taylor, Wash. M'Connell.
Mifflin—Aaron P. Lark, Benj. Bordner.
Warhinstan—B. B. Buffington, Samuel P.
Martin.
Reed—Wm. Lukens, Wm. Colestook.
Millersburg—W. H.Moore, Jeremiah Gilbert.
Wiconisco-Jno. L. Forster, J. P. Huffman.
Gratz—Wm. Hoffman, Henry Ketterman.
Lykens—Henry Moyer, Michael Wolf.
Upper Paxton—John S. Muser, Dan'l Seal.
Conewago—Jno. S. Foltz, Cyrus G. Shenk.
East Londonderry—Williani Heidler, Jno. M.
Keiper.
West Londonderry—Jacob W. Hats, Joe. H.
Landis.
Pdidddletown
N. W.—A. Wieting, M. R. Allman.
N. W.—Henry S. Meiley, John M'Creary.
2. W.—Henry Lynch, Yetman Eves.
Derry—llenryW. Kettering, Alfred Hummel.
South Hanover--J. H. Ebersole, John B.
Early.
West Hanover—Geo. Cassel, John H. Back
'Gatos.
East Hanover—Henry W. Kelm, John Early.
Middle Paxton—Philip Schaffner, Benjamin
Sheeeely.
Rush—John Mans, Alexander Hunter.
Jefferson—Philip Hoffman, Josiah Welker.
NOMINATIONS SOR CONGRESS
On motion the Convention proceeded to nom
inate canidatee for Congress, when
Dr. Geo. Bailey nominated F. E. Boas, of
Ha i rrisburg.
Amos Fieler nominated A. O. /Beater, of Sue
quihiuma.
M. R. Allemon nominated A. Wieting, of
Middletown.
Yosepti Cockley nominated Wm. J. Robinson.
• The Convention then proceeded to ballot,
which resulted as follows
F. K. Boas received 27 votes.
A. 0. Bluster " 8
A. Wieting " 20 r "
W. J. Robinson " 18 "
Neither of the candidates having received a
Majority of the votes oast, the Convention pro
ceeded to a second ballott, which resulted as
follows :
El K. Boas received . ... 26 votes.
A. O. Rieder • ""--"' 1 "
A. Wieting 22
W. J. Robinson " 20
Neither of the candidates having received a
a majority of the votes cast, the Convention pro
ceeded to a third ballot, which resulted as fob
lowi :
T. K. Boas received
A. Wieting "
W. J. Robinson "
Neither of the candidates having received a
majority of the votes mat, the Convention pro
-Medd to a fourth ballot, which resulted as fol
lows
R. Boas received
AJ Welting 1,/
Wm. J. Robinson "
Neither.candidate having received a majority
Of all the votes cast, the Convention proceeded
to a fifth ballot, which resulted as follows :
F. B. Boas received 29 votes.
A. Welting " 20 "
Win. J. Robinson " 19 "
Neither of the candidates having a majority
of 'all the votes oast,
A motion was made and adopted, that when
the Convention adjourn it adjourn to meet at
two o'clock P. M.
A motion was then made to adjourn, which
wniinot agreed to—yeas 22, nays
• The Convention then: , proceeded to a shah
ballot, which resulted as follows
F. K. BOW "received `:...
A. iWieting
Win. J. Robinson "
Neither of the candidates having received a
majority of the votes cast, the convention pro
ceeded to a seventh ballot, which resulted as
:
F. K. Boas received 25 votes.
A. Wieting " 22 "
.Wm. J. Robinson " 21 "
Neither: of the candidates having received 'a
majority of the votes cast, the Convention ad
'owned until 2 o'clock p.
AFTERNOON SESSION
glie Convention re-assembled at 2 o'clock r,
it.; and proceeded to the eighth hallot fora can ,
didate for Congress, which resulted u follows
WS. Boas received 15 votes.
. ff Robinson " 88
A. Wieting "
A 0 Relater "
- Wm. J. Robinson having received a majority
of the votes cast was declared duly nominated.
The nomination was then 'made unanimous.
•
Dr. Bailey offered the following, which was
agreed ' to
liesoired, That iVm. J. Robinson be author
ised. to appoint his own conferees to meet sim
ilar Ones from other counties in this congres
ithmitO. district.
nolutintatts FOR AWIIIMPLT
Thos. G. Fox and Tames Freeland were =an
10404 nominated as the candidates for Assem
b.
D1117710T ATIORRET
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
a candidatelorpistriot Attorney, which remit
miss follows :
~. J . :. .ftr-readved....... ...... 54 votes.
~.
w; W. Hays " 14. "
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vo , was deolered cluly 4,0 .7...a5te.:. '
The oaiiiglilatiVosiecut.
PpotiviiiitiClaitii, - ,V,1 111- ~1
The convention: procsie" tided r t to nominate: a
candidate for imfiaty coMmissionei, whiai
suited as _
Jacob L. Manson, Paxton, received.2o vats,
Rudolph litliller,'Eastuover . . 8
_
Devil )34'1;4 ,
Lovier S'waiara
J. Balsbaugh,
Martin Nigley, Londonderry,
Neither of the candidates having received a
majority of the votes cast, the convention pro
ceeded to a second- ballot!, 'whiCh' resulted as
ollows
Jacob Millison received
David Beret It
Adam 'Ulrich •
J. •Balsbaugh 4 '
Martin Nislry •
Rudolph Miller,
Neither of the 'candidates having received a
Majority, of the votes cast, the Convention pro
oeedEd to a third ballot which resulted as fol-.
lows :
J..bob Mibison received.♦.
Martin Nisley " • ...
Rudolph Miller "
David Bent "
Adam Ulrich "
Jacob Millison having receivel a majority of
all the votes cast was declared duly nominated.
The nomination was then made unanimous.
,
The convention 'proceded to ballot for a can
didate for Director of the Poor Which resulted
as follows :
H. Miller received 16 votes.
Daniel Sheesely, L. Swatara, n. 01.40 "
Jno. F. Stoner, E. Hanbver, " 3 "
Jno. Kramer W. Hanover, " 4 "
J. W. Hats, Londonderry, 4 "
Daniel Sheesely having 'received::a majority
of the votes cast, was declared duly nominated.
The nomination was ; made' Unanimous.
•
.
The Convention proceeded to ballot for a
candidate ,for :
County Surveyor, which resulted
as follows
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•
Thos. Strohm, Linglestown, reo'd 81 votes:
Wm. W. Forster, Wiconisco, " - 18 • "
L. POffaVer64 /Chita, - 44 16
There being no choicer, the. aaine of Preston
Miller was withdrawn, and the convention.pro
(seeded to a second ballot, which resulted as
follows
Thomas Strohm. received 84 vote& '
Wm. W. Forster " 22 "
L. Potrenberger "
Thos. Strohm having received a Majority o
the votes cas t wa s de9ler- Ij ,fre rietehOtted•
.
The Convention proceeded. to ballot for a
candidate for County Anditor,.• which reinited
as follows
Daniel Lair having received a majority of
the votes cast was declared duly nominated.
Jesse B Hummel of Hommelstown, Tres una
nimously selected as the candidate for Coroner.
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On motion of Mr. Chambers Dobbs, Mr
Alex. W. Komar, of Harriabmg; was 'mu m&
Knolitaly gloated Oliairnalto
ing Committee
A motion .was made that the Chairman of the
Standing Committee have authority to appoint
the -members of said Committee, whioh was
agreed to.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
16 votes
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88 "
Aa no newspaper will be issued in this place
for some days, I take'this' mode of Meeting a
series of base slanders;on me, which appeared
la the colums of the Harrisburg 2.Bllgraph, of
the 16th host., over the signature of "Tiarrsa,"
and 'dated at this place, the
So far as the malicious epitheta , appliedlOmy
Father, by this concealed.and cowardly author
are concerned, I am , not permitted t r speak:; ,
nor have I any explanation to.mski, of the
accuracies of an article,thid..appeared in the
Patriot and Union of the llth,.to which "Vssa
mes"i 81381:1111138 to reply. Those inaocaracieentio*
auffiCiently that the article wine not dictatad,by
any member of noglamily or by any -intimate
friend. But it is' the specific taliehood of
'quires" about myself that f desire to meet.
When speaking of the tender of service to the
Government by my old soneoperry,zhe says that
when the company had resolved to go, "Young
Bigler was of course conipelled to Vold and ea.'
company company thereb3c forcing,the
inference that I had been. virtually driven into
the service. No imputetion'cotdd.be'more =-
tingled and nojest. So. far from ,this,l yery
many citizen's, if not ell :know ,that‘a., wee
amongst the first to declare my determination
to go, and that I exerted myself to the - Or:Art
f my influence thereafter torrairk the cowpapy
and have it accepted. bi the.Goveranient.
26 votes
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26votes
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22. "
Then again, he saYs.that a "few lintirkliefore
the commencement of tkii wtemArclligh.itng
at Richmond, this *aintouer: young re-,
signed and took ai,a.uceitinn away bon/
the line of battle. "On .this point •the. aver
seal of this slanderer has defeated his purposes,
for every military. ituti,,.kneeri(th at a resign ;
tion does not release the office r; cepted ; and how could the resignation be•sent
to the proper Itegartliiiiillbe considered lila;
turn, with hundreds aheatiot it and be return
ed in a "few hours.'.! With 'this liornpla*iian
ewer I co old, dnip fitiqlt , Is due' , hi
troth and myself that !the., circumstances Con
nected with my resignation should' be
The truth Is, I sent.* my, resignation' about
the middle of May last,. whilst the Regiment
was lying idle At, trahnouth, on
the_ han
nock, and when no , one anticipated ekfight.—
On the bth or 6th of Jane the Regiment was
ordered to advance towards -Richniond, and no
action was taken on my -resignation till the
twentieth of June, six days before the fighting
commenced, when an honorahle discharge
reached me from the proper officer. It will
thus lie seen that had I been especially anxious
to avoid the dangers and privations of the tight,
I could - have left the field immediately, for the
North ; but I remained- durirgthwyntire - ilan'- -
gle, and for, days afte'rittand did what I otiuld
properly, though most.. of the tbne ,I,was s top
far exhausted to do niitch 'more than take`care
of myself. My
,position was peculiar. I had
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8."
no command and no one had command or care
of me. It may be proper testate, in addition
that it is well known to' many of my comrades,
that althouglif .was labeling" under a 0311%1
infirmitYii.sibloh rendered me unfit for service
on foot, as certified by' tiof~t ' flip Regimental
and Brigade Surgeons,should have withheld
my resignation had I ownthat,theßegiment
was'aPout to. be !avowed towards Richmond.
does not become me to talk of 'my own
actions. I only pretend to havedopeOlltliitY•
and to have --- ;"lipiiiirlib:ilicalliqbefge ye*, the
service, for tee - soar dismal:l'M/MOO* Ay,_the
prover :afters.. A.,4 134 .*5di ritUrtoen months to
the' Rest 0,44 abilitykanti'llawklKWorad not
hesitate to stake all that I have of this worlds
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
rourgrolt rvs.
cowry taravrrort
Preston Mlller ,
.
The nomination wee. ma ,
de naniniOna
oouNrT ,11.1771 i 1.1)k.
Daniel Lair, Grab/town, received 34 votes
Jonathan Spayd, Jefferson, .. " 6 "
F. Wenrich, Millersburg, " 26 "
The nomination was then made unaniinone
CORONIR
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A Card.
ntoUtp---filonting, luguot 20, 1812
goods, that if the man who has slandered me,
bncanse he bears political malice towards my
,Father o will give the public his proper name,
it will appear that he has never served his coun
try in the - field, a day of an hour in his life ;
and I hereby brand him, whoever he may be,
a slanderer, poltroon and cocard, and pledge
mys:•lf, that whenever he cornea on from his
cowardly retreat, and gives me his 'name, to
convince him that there is quite as much cour
age in my blood es he will choose to deal with.
JOHN W. BIGLEB.
CLEARFIELD, Aug. 16, 1862.
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The undersigned would respectiully in
form those who are afflicted with Rileuma
tittin, Dyspepsy, Consumption of Livel and
Kidgey, Coughs, Fevers, awl all diseases
arising from impurity of the blood, that she is
prepared? t to furnish Mrs. Westhoven's German
Vegetable Medicines at very moderate. rat, a.
I have also en hand a quantity of invaluable
ilalves for Sore Eyes, Frozen Feet and Piles
Referenced can be furnished as to their won
derful efficacy, whenever called upon. There
need be no apprehension in , regard to my com
petency in administering it, as I have had it
ion hand for the past six years. As they are
iiciw.scild at reduclid pricvs,,no family - should - be
withoutthem over night They can be had at
ally time at my residence, in Pine street, be
tween Second and Front.
AnlB dim
27 votes
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40 votes
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' Mas. Bent..--In justice to you, and from a
desire to promote the welfare of the communi
ty; I take great pleasure in stating, what this
medicine has done for me. I was afflicted with
the dyspepsia for about one year, and was un
able to walk, sit or stand with comfort. I took
medicine from different physicians without ob
taining discoverable relief. I finally despaired
qf my recovery, as did also every person that
saw me. Your Tonic strengthened my stomach,
removed the swelling and gave me a first-rate
appetite. I now enjoy good health, and would
recommend all to give it a trial. My store is
in Third street, three door from Market.
JOHN R. ODELL
Harrisburg, Aug. 18, 1862.
Hs itta GONE I—Thus we heard a lovely
maiden say, who stood at the cars weeping for
him (who was about to depart for the seat of
war,) upon whom all of her young affections
are centered. Dry your tears, fair girl, your
soldier lover has , gone to do battle for princi
ples that rewarded the brave spirits of '7B ; he,
like them, will return with honors thick upon
hiM. In his absence, the cheap dry goods
house of lima & Bowman continues to supply
th 4 public wants.
8 II
Ws have received a very large assortment of
Hoop Skirts, all qualities and prices, from 76
cents up to $2 50 ; 25 ,dozen . of darseilles
Shirt Breasts, Collars and Cuffs to match, the
whole set for 25 cents, worth 50 cents ; 10
bo*es of Ribbon for dress trimming, all colors ;
6 boxes of Belt Ribbon, all colors ; a large as
sortment of linen and needlework Collars, and
setts of collars and sleeves; a•large assortment
of white Cambrice, Tacconetts, figured and
plain Swiss Muslin, Brilliants; Nansooks. The
finest lot of embroidered, French Cambric Bands
ever brought to Harrisburg ; 4 pieces of striped
gocids for Undereleeves ;- 200 embroidered In
fant Waists at all prices ; 20 pieces of Black
Silk Lace, all prices, some it yard wide suitable
for 'dress flouncing or trimming of lace shawls;
Lace Mitts at all prices, 26 cents up ; 40 dozen
of ladies and gentlemen's linen pocket Hand
kerchiefs. For wholesale customers we keep a
large assortment of hoisery and' notions, such
as Spool Cotton, Thread, Needles, Pins, Stock
ings,,Socks, etc., eta. S. Lzwr.
TO THE YOUNG'OR OLD.
Yak or Amara,
If you have been suffering from a habit indulged in by the
..paorgraao-aozar-AverN__
6 , irVIE 80 MANY AL Alt9ilNO BYALPTONS;
ii UnAts Mem for Marriafe,
And le the greatest evil which can bedsit
See eymptoins enumerated in advertisement, and if you
area sufferer, -
Cut out the advertisement,
And peed for it at once.
Delay. are dangerous.
Ask for lielmbold'e
Take no other.
Cores guaranteed.
Beware of Cbuntorfaits and imitation& bid 42m
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Wm. A. Batchelor's
. Hair Bye I
!Ale only Harmless and Bellatle Dye 'Known
All others mire mere imitations,. and should be avoided
ifyou wish to escape ridicule. . •
• ORKY RED Ott MUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to, a
beautiful and natural Brown or Slack,,without the leant
Injury miner or Bkin
• MUSH mulas AND DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded: to Wa. A. Bernamon Finns IL 9, and over 200,000
.applications have been made to the hair of the patrons
of ,tun famous Dye. ' '
. Wit. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not tb be distingiustied,trom nature and Is WalettnTlD
not to tnpire in the least, however long It may be contln
had, and the tit effects of bad Dyes remedied. The hair
isinvjgorated for life by this splendid Dye, which is prop.
*sly applied at No. 16 :Bond Street New York.
Sold in all the cites and towns of , the Dotted States, hy .
-.Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine ham the name " William A. Batchelor,”
and address upon a steel plate engraving, on the Bair
.idea of each boa.
, Wholesale Factory, 81 %eclair . St.,
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New 2tbilatioments.
PURIFY THE 8L00D...
A - TOT a few of the worst disorders that
131 Mkt mantled arise from the, corruption timid=
cumulates the' blood." Of all the diteoveries the
'hive been made to purge it out, none have been bound
whlttlt couldequaf In esett M ar's Come= Liras= or
Staixiwuca.a. _lt cleanses and renovate' the blood,b
enne the visdlof healta into the system and purges out
the humor which, make dista.e., It stimulates toe
healtey lunolloos of the bddy add expels the disorders
thstssi ow tv.a music in. the blood. ia, extraordinary,
iirtneli ire not Yet - we/elf known, not when buoy are it
1.40 looser be a question what remedy to employ in
the great variety of afflict rig diseases that require an
alterative remedy. Such a remedy, that could he relied
on,..has long been sought for, and cow, ior the first time,
the public have ma on ,welch they can depend. Our
space beie does notadmit oertillowes to show Its erects.
but the trial of a single butte will show to , the sick
that it has virtues surpassing 'anything they hives ever
taken." Sufferers Iron Seto/els, iteranstous Swellings
And Sores, try it, stud lie - the' rapidity with which it
cures.; SLR Diseases, Pimples, .Postales, Blucher,
.SreptiOS .are soon cleaned out of the system.
St. - Anthony's Fire, Rose or. - Brysipelas, Potter or Balt
Meuse, keald Efead;'-'ktersiSoret, do., should not be
borne while they fan be so speedily cared by use's.
li EteR , APARLIZA: ,1 - ( 1 6 ,
.Byphiaaarre..Zearieer.4Xseatas . is expelled 'the
system by the rafted,. use or. Otte Besser9suta, , end
the patient is aiheOby4slho had; noyer,hadjhe
abeam ,
Jrancils Dise asei aretiasedLliyiewiralli tlisr-blood,
et,adoxeisenoreoly, soon cured by, this SOCrysaint, or Sawa.
, optima: ?sloe akpor lsottle v or 6 oottleskror Sy.
For all the purposes of a tautly phyals,.-tahn
Cokniaolso ruin, which are everywhere tuna to :be•
the . best purgative tbat it ceased to the American Peo
ski. Price 26 cents per Box, or &beset tbr
Prepared by Dr. J. 90., Lowell, Mass. sud
s° d 6 ,Druggists eveiinhons; .
:-Sciir by 0. A. Bet/avast, D. W. Gross& Co.; O. N. Hob
ler;',l,Zii. Lutz, Dr. kitey e WYsth anti dealers every.
Wherei
- -
VANILLA IMANS.
tATE are - ;offering , for sale a splendid
tv quality -of vanish 'nisi' at iOW prices, by the
polllid; ounce or KELLER'S DRUG STORE,
91 Market Street.
& BLA.I;KWELdIB Celebrated
-P1.6161.E5, sAlicEl2; PB.3131611711:3; 81 - 6,,` As. A lam
apply or the abore„ip atbrartink 'every. variety, just re
rue
for sale , ilo]
.Wl6. 1)001c , . Jr., ar Co:
• . .
CiED'AR, :TUBS,. , BASKRTS,- BROOMS
and safari/Ina in the line, jut received liras
enanntles and fok aide very. is l e
. 14 ?
PU I E#XI I YMESATtriIir
ADE N k wa te. 46 44 - sWitc' Uld Apples,
andY US to be 51i10%812, 400.
014
To the Afflicted.
MRS. L. BALL
===l
MAN 011 WOMAN
iffistellatuans.
A. PURVES,
Sorap Iron and Metal Merchant,
MACHINE & FOUNDRY FURNISHINGS,
N. E. cur. of South and Penn, and No. 17
South Streets,
P 111" L ADELPHIA
ngot Copper, Sheet boo,
B• • a Pied- c,
Yell.iw, Ste 1.
Borax,
OA/titres, •
Foundry. Facial's,
Vices, ties, &c.
Ad • .leis,
" apper,
" "thank,
',lid, &C.,
Ptg
Bar "
Pig Lead,
Bar '•
cater,
Antiroon , ,
Metal
8 , -mu h.
Ider
Bat Iron,
New. ato Sdeond t and %lar,Olue4s* and Blaea• minks'
I aids and Slef 111 104, late b ugh a -d add.
Armies of eve y d set ,n in use by blaabwiets'
and Fonnerytneo, rurnfithed to order.
zgp- Cash paid or Scrap Iron, Old Raps, and all kinds
or Metals. jy2l dims
INS UR ANOE.
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH HERE.
OF PHILADELPHIA..
tedl79.i;-listrte
Incorpora• r perpetual.
Capital and Assets $l, 2001000
DIRECTORS.
Arthur 0, Con; Samuel W. Jones, John A. Brown,
Samuel F. Smith, pilules Taylor, Ambrose Mlle,
John R. Nst, Richard D. Wool, Wlllitm Welsh, Wililam
E. Bowen, James N. Dickson; S. Morris Waln, John
Case; George L. flarrboa, Frsncm R. o)pu, Ed ward H.
Trotter, Edward S. Clarke.
ARTIIUR G. COF Preirideat.
CHARLES PLATT, Seerelary.
%a central agent for M. , anove name • company, the
undersigned' is prepared to take Fire risks m any part
of the State of Pennsylvania, either annually or perpet
ually, on the intuit favorable terms.
°Moe Third street bet:wean Walnut end Strawberry
alley, Bu'ke's row.
WILLIAM BUMMER,
jelo d ly - Baistsburtit Pa.
HAPPINESS OR `MISERY.?
THAT IS THE QUESTION.
i lEEE Proprietors of the "PARISIAN
UABLNIT UP WONDNtik ANaTUMY and MSMI
DINE" have determined regardless Of einallte, Ut M 511 03
free, (foe the benefit of suffering hunsenity) POUR of
their meet instructive and ietereeting Lecturer on Mar
riage od its Disquallecations, Nervous Debility, Prema
ture Decline of Manhood ; Indfgathio Weakness or De
pression, Loss ofeuergy and Vita Paiews, the Orel! So.
cud Evils, and those MAII4IOII whici.fetnit froin youth
ful Miles, Licensee of Maturity; or Ignorance of Physi
ology and Nature's law, These invaluable Lectures
have been the, means of enlightning and a tying thou.
wands, and will be for warded free on the receipt of four
stamps, by addressing riEcsErA•rr•Peathosx' GOMM or
ANAvong san - Mumcsue, 60a Broadway; New Yinu.
.lel9-ely
'A-NOTH &it SUPPLY OF
MORTON'S
marvALLED GOLD PENS.
lifoptibi L- el96ll6.in.the-wurild r ior 7450, si. 26
it bo, $2, $B, and $4, for sale at
reblb-7 BOBBFFEWS Bookstore.
ZINC' Sheet Zino , damaged by water,
far sale km by. Aux. PUEV•
yai dim* N.ll. Oorner..9outh and Pena streets, Phila.
VHS general variety of goods for ad
.1 Justin the
TOILET,
tl be found 1411811er% 14,:untaapiased1it.ibls atty.
jeje6 ••• • • :• 91 Market Street
YALUK:ISLE' PROPERTY
F 0 R.-$ A. E. -
I NOW offer tor. sale. that valuable
I property situate! on the corner of Market and, Wth
acreage, opposite Eby'efeaidence not mold, on or. ltle•
fore thafirst of September next - at private Sale . ; It will
be ellisiposed off st public. outmy on that day, ea 'the
ptVlOll-0C J. H. HAMM.
jy11141141
SPLBNDID assortment of glassware just
raarited, and far saki, law by .
. • - ffiCHOL3 & BOWMAN,
M°29 ' • earner , Frain inkd
EKTRA family flour, choicti'bratict just
received, and warrantedtio;tkvent for
veto by Z 4101101.4 &.41234**N,
Oor: Front* 'Market. Sts,
010
- -
Cit "P Sugars; brown' and•white; ew
chleans, :Layering's, lao., are no* °tarsi for sale,
01 every grade to suit tn? f oronaser t„ .
..MIL.CaOLIEr.IBO%I7I4I4,
jyTEi , dorner Front antt Atari's!' streets..
QYIRLP and Molaedeg eight
bbl. 4, fo,r eile by -ikilvktv/4 & BOWMAN,
1718 CorwAtunt, end Market. streets.
EXTENSIVE assortment.. of Glassware,
inaludbig JbaY.Siossell.i Pr 4 .O III TVA ANON'S, Goblets,
iumblery, &c., dr,c, of ell styles, juat, receLyeek guni. ion
ewe low by • :•101r014 ar,Whi:al4,
jy7 : Corner Frodi ArMarteet etree e.
S WANTEP; 7
SLVER4 _ :moo - a , lstout
boy in blaCksmith shop Apply at the • •
jyls4ltf i ICAGLR wORICS!.
• -BLACKING
'
ki Abu HALrAiNGICBLABKI.Nu
111,1:00 !arm, as orleal amasijusti:recalvad, Ana to,
sa e jai Wbulasaie -
dell WM.-DOCK, Jr., & Co.
BOLOGNA, ,;:
A140"Alo L
a.L4
u,vreeryivOd superior lot of
, b 729 /IOC; Jr. & CO;
T ;k., B - 11
R_ORPRESEAVING.P.UItI-'OBES.
~y,ERY superior artiolsr ( pure,) just
rec•ivee and SR Raba by
j e3o - . 1 ”4. /Oa% JR., & co.
OLABET LiVVINEI
Etuviolosity; oat a VERY SUPERIOR
I .l,oratkmathan coat. • •
_ WM. MOM. Jr. , a op.
•
GOLD --PENS .I—The . larger'and 'b eat
86dg From $1:00 to s4,oo—witriranged—at- 7 ::; ;• •
• 'ld r k , : . .., . KIEFFER IN 131101381V*8
(anpinior - brands of extra family toil.
width we warrant; to give:eitting;tniton, for Bale by
_ nicaoth & BOVOILN,
aal3- :u°lll239ll4goloo44kirerntreae.:
EW•Ratteitta of Coal Oil Lampe,,with
N
d
the reeenPY.lmproVed burhets for.fele by
" '; , • NICHOLS SiIIOWMAN'S....,
m:l9 armor: Ffmit mid . 9 !kin . •
rOBA OOO and segaro - of all' kinds, for
ask . * ' ' NioHoLs & BOWMAN, -
iy2e Owner iront and Market needs.
jARANGES ANDLEMONS.-60 boesx
4
.74t received and 'olefin' order,
413 - oo;
„ .
14-.4 Ib i t ,ElL'S'.oo,s' Tan — d Sweet ,, Chocolttic;
risale ar4DHIP IIiFIREPS. - Aird WajvaT F my 1
-nem and . !tetra
prELLernita - STO.R.E the pilule
11 to bny Patent Medicines.
Ditto 21,trottitstmenti
MERCHANT .TAILOR,
a 85 DieMOT ST., HARRLSBIIIIG,
TS now prepared to furnish officer's
military c'othing, aroordlrg to relit/sows it short
notice. /LIFO& general assortment of Oa, Cho imeres,
Vastirkta and ready made olothine for cividazl4.
CHARTER OAK
FAMILY FLOUR.
UNEXCELLED BY ANY IN THE UNITED
STATES AND SUPERIOR TO ANY
FANCY BRANDS
OFF BRED IN PENNSYLVANIA
12 18 MADE OF
CHOICE MlSSOlialt W BITE WHEAT.
S2r Delivered any plav In the city, free of charge
TEEM, Cash on delivery.
J 730 Md. DOME, Jr., &de,
GLASS FRUIT JARS!!
SELF SEALING.
BEST AND CHEAPEST ! ! I
CALL AND EXAMINE.
17 80 WM DOCK, Jo. &CO
G AITEY MUSIC HALL.
Walnut Street between 2d and 3d.
HOBERT EDWARDS .. .. ...Pole Lessee and Manager.
AdMission to all parts of the House 16 cents.
MORE NEW STARS
IMMENSE ATTRACTION I
irtrain appear/ace of
MISS MOLLIE FIELDING
TEEM GREAT FRENCH DAMMAM,
air Whose artistic performances have received,
withcat exception, tea most astterint notices from Ohs
prom and the most extensive of the elite or Niles Yort,
Philadelphia, Boston and other principal cities, wdl
have the honor of mating her first appears/re* in Har
risburg me
•
Monday Evening, August 11th, 1862.
Re-engagement of
JAKE BUDD' AND
DAN HOWARD,
The Hiatt lhvorite, Ethlopeen Comedians, in connection
with the
STAR GAIETY TROUPE
OW Jolla Edwards, Dick Bertbelon. T. M. Hollis, Mai
ter Perry, T. H. Donna, Prof. Vanzant, Master George,
the Baby Clown, Mons. De Louis and the eduamed dog,
JENNY LIND.
Doors open at 1 . % to commence at it o'clock.
SHEET MUSIC. SHEET MUSIC.
JUST RECEIVED.
QEVSRAL thousand pieces of NEW and
mrehdly selested mule, .00mprielng a very fed
auentment.
Steinway's Unrivalled Pianos.
PIANOS FOR $l6O UP TO $l,OOO.
SCHOOL AND CHURCH ORGANS
FROM' EIGHTY DOLLARS.
PRINCE'S MELODEONS &c.
From Forty-Ove Dollars.
VIOLINS,
GUITARS,
BANJOS,
FLUTES,
FIFES,
ACCORDEONS
and masked merchandise of every kind.
AGENCY OF
HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES.
PORTRAIT FRAMES.
LARGE PIER AND MANTLE MIRRORS
made to order. Constantly on handle large veriety or
- • . PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
irises of every description made to order at the shortest
notice.
REQILDING DONE,
At the New Neste Store of
S. WARS & 00.
madly No. 14 Market Enure, near Colder's,.
PRESERVING jars, fruit oans of all
L kinds,
for isle low, by •
DUCHOLS & BONI% o N,
Cornier Front •ndliarket it otto.
JUST REOIiIIVED:
ALARGE ASSORT/I[MT of Family
males of different styles of binding, at 91.10, 1111 2b
$1 60, $2,13, $4; $5 and $lO. Also Pocket Bibles of dip
ibeent - algles and prices at . 1011157 ER'S BOoketore.
feblb-y
NSW Orleans Sugars ,
white and brown,
Just rocoloodand for sololow by
_ NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Car. Fran c and Market sweets.
FM
POMADE HONGROIBE
ROB ITEING Tan
MOUS TAO HE S.
MILLER'S L RUGSTORM
DANDELION COFFER I—A Fresh and
large supply of this Culebra ed Coffeej ust received
by WI/. DOOF Jr., & Co.
CALL and examine those new jars for
Wilt, the bed, cheap . ..et andOmplest tn itt market,
for ode by , . NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner Front and Market street.
CANNED Tomatoes and Green Corn, at
JOHN WWII'S.
I. &RA JELLY.—A liirge 's supply just
n.P
w.VOCK.Iu. & Cu.
•" I Es, Oxangea .and
Wave. Lemons, at JOHN
tojt
frriaß first in the market, just reoeived
1. rad for rale by WK. DOCK, JR, k 00•
au6 dint