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HARRISBURG, PA
Saturday Afternoon, August 30, 1862
Smarms IN TOWN.—In glancing over the
register of one of our hotels this morning,
(Iffeisre. Coyle & Herr' e,) we find the daily ar'
rivals for the lad twenty days to have reached
the very large number of 8,000.
RELIEF FOR ma NICK AND WOUNDED.-H. W.
Hoffman contributed on Wednesday last, a lot
of tomatoes, corn and squashes, and to day five
baskets of tomatoes Also, Mr. Jacob Mil
lateen a crock of apple butter.
DISLOYAL Borrow; ImPanonno.—The Express
published at Jackson, Ohio, has been suppressed
and its editors put in Limbo for opposing en
listments, Dr. C. H. Peters, of Fairfield Co.,
Ohio, has been arrested in Indiana and brought
to Columbia, for treasonable practices.
FRUIT TRIBTRR.—This being the fruit season.
thieves who are committing their depredations
in various localities of the city and county,
should remember that they are subject to a fine
of $6O and imprisonment in the county jail
not excsedlng sixty days.
A Paavaterws AGAINST klons.—A preventive
against these summer depredators on woollen
cloths, and also an agreeable perfume for all
kinds of cloth*, may be made of equal parts
of cloves, ntigmeg, mace, and cinnamon, all
ground and mixed thoroughly, and sprinkled
over the garments when packed away.
NMPAPIKR PRESENTED: —The Grand Jury of
Crawford county have presented the Crawford
Dernocrca, published at Meadville, by Thomas
W. Grayson, Esq., as a nuisance I They at first
attempted to fan! Mr. Grayson amenable to the
law against treason, but failing in that, they
presented the paper as above stated, praying
the court to take action for its suppression.
As hzu FOR Bors.--Last week in a train
running from Presburg to Vienna a boy, appa
rently under ten years of age, travelling with a
grown-up person, lit a cigar and happened to
be smoking it when the guard came round to
eollect the tickets. As the one held by the boy
was only a half price one, the guard remarked
that the directors considered all smokers as
men, and required the boy to pay full price.
The elder traveler was accordingly obliged to
pay the other half of the price for his young
companion. The fast youths in this city will
take notice, or they may be caught in a similar
trap.
YOUNG MEN, ArrarrioN !—Captain Geo. A.
Brooks, of the gallant 46th, which suffered so
severely iti the late battle at Cedar Mountain,
August 9, expects to rejoin his regiment in the
early part of next week, and is desirous of se
curing before hill departure as many able
bodied, sober young men as possible; either
for his own company from this county,
or any other company they may select.—
The usual bounties will ba given, and those
connecting themselves with this regiment will
share the glory it has already achieved in more
than one well fought engagement, and receive
the care and attention which only experienced
officers can give men in active service, where
they require so much.
Capt. Brooks can be found at the store of
Bell & Bro., corner of Second and Chestnut
treats.
RDMINBINILD AND lfforrarran.—For every man
who falls in battle, some one mourns. For
every man who dies in hospital wards, and of
whom no note is made, some one mourns. For
the 1 =blest soldier shot on picket, and of
whose humble exit from the stage of life little
is thought, some one mourns. Nor this alone.
For every soldier disabled ; for every one who
loses an arm or a leg, or who is wounded, or
langreshed in protracted suffering ; for every
one who has "only camp fever," sortie heart
bleeds, some tears are shed. In far-off humble
households, perhaps, sleepless nights and anx
ious days are passed off which the world never
knows ; and every wounded and crippled sol
dier who returns to his family and friends,
brings a lasting pang with him. Oh I how the
mothers feel this war 1 It ever God is sad in
heaven, it seems to us it must be when he looks
upon the hearts of mothers. We, who are
young, think little of it ; neither we think, do
fathers or the brothers know much of it;
but it is the poor mothers and wives of the sol
diers. God help them !
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Sea) Oeocaassom.—A boy shot.—The Jones
town 2W.bune says : Just as we were about clos
ing our form to go to press yesterday evening,
we were informed of a most lamentable occur
rence—the accidental shooting of a young man
by a companion. The facts are briefly these :
A young man named Gillis Hartzell was out
gunning on Thursday, and in coming home
along the Somerset road in the afternoon,, in
company with two other boys in a wagon, they
were overtaken by a young man named Boaf,
who carries the mail betweea Jonestown and
Stoiltiown. After riding in company for some
time, (the boys meanwhile having their fun
with each other) Hartzell, under the impreesion
that it was empty, pointed his gun at the dish
boy, and playfully told him, if he tild'rit be
have himself he would shoot him. The young
man disregarding the threat, kept on with his
fan, when Hartzell levelled his gun at him and
pulled the trigger, when to his amazement, it
discharged, and Soaf fell from his horse. Upon
examination it was discovered that the bill
had taken effect in his face, and that he was
already quite dead. Hartzell remained with
the body until the Somerset hack came along,
which took up the body and brought it to
town. Hartzell came along and gave himself
up. He claims that he had a difitinct
.yeaollec
tion of discharging his gun, blit,bad sin MOol-
Meilen of having again loaded it, and was jUi
dertlielbn linpression that it wee eal2V Vtfea‘
10 MK !O *ldshoot.
Nauru= Lzcson.—There Is a beautiful le
gend illustrating the blessedness of performing
our duty at whatever cost to our.. own incline;
tions. A beautiful vision of our Vaviour had
appeared to a monk, and in silent bliss he was
gazing upon it. The hour arrived in which it
was his duty to feed the poor of the convent.
He lingered not in his cell to enjoy the vision,
but left it to perform his humble duty. When
he returned be found the vision still waiting
for him and uttering these words—" Hadst thou
staid, I must have fled."
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KILLBD ON THE RAILIOAD.-L young man
named Obadiah Forshe, residing at Millwood,
was killed on the Pennsylvania railroad on
Wednesday night. He bad been attending
prayer meeting at Hillside, and returning by
the railroad about the time the fast line was
due, he became confused In some unaccounta
ble manner, BO as to remain upon the track
upon which the train was approaching. The
engineer did not observe him until within a
tow yards of him, and then it wns too late to
save him. The locomotive struck him, throw
ing him some distance off the track, and killing
him instantly. His remains were conveyed to
Hillside and an inquest held, which terminated
in a verdict of accidental death.
RELIEF Or THE Szcz AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
—A meeting of the ladies of Harrisburg has
been called, in order to adopt more efficient
plans than are now need to give relief to our
sick and wounded soldiers, We have no doubt
the meeting will result favorably. It is the
duty of every woman, whether she has friends
iu the army or not, to aid in every way she can
to aid the cause. Who would not save a sol
dier's life that could 4 Many poor fellows die
for the necessary food, care and clothing in
hospitals. Now is the time to prepare. While
fruits are plenty, let them be canned and dried
In abundance. Let the work of sewing and
knitting be commenced and followed up indus
triously by all. Let your friends, who have
recently departed for different battle fields, see
in your present activity an earnest of future
care and support. It will eery- to strengthen
their hands and encourage their hearts, and
inspire them with increased zeal in the service
upon which they have entered. •
UNION BNPUBLIOAN COMITY STANDING COY
sarrEg.—The Chairman of the Union Republi
can County Committee announces the follow
ing gentleman members of the same. .
Harrisburg—First Ward, George Dunn ; Sec
ond Ward, W. W. Boyd ; Third Ward, John
J. Shoemaker ; Fourth Ward, C. M. Shell ;
Fifth Ward, Joseph Strominger ; Sixth Ward,
Josiah McFarland.
Wiamisai—Daniel Praiser.
Qratz Borough—William Hoffman,
Lykan —Amos Hoffman.
Aliglin—Christoper Yeager.
Washington—Benj. R. Buffington.
4per
Paxton—Samuel Pike.
Millersburg—M. W. Moore.
Halifax—George W. McConnell.
Taekson—Robert McCully.
Jefferson--Jonathan Enterline.
Reed—George Colestock.
Rush—John Maus.
Middle Paxton—Christopher Shedsley
Dauphin Borough—Gunge Hinter.
Susquehanna—Jacob Hite.
Lower &alarm—Martin Weitzel.
Upper Swatara—John Witmoyer.
Mick&town District—North Ward, Jos. Held
soy ; Middle Ward, Henry J Malley ; South
Ward, Elisha McCreary.
Derry—Dr. J. Shope.
&vith Hanover—John H. Bbersole.
Wag Banover—John H. Backenatoes.
Aid Hanover —Dr. J. Seiler.
Wed Londonderry--Josepti H. Landis
Ewe Londonderry—John H. Keiper.
Cesegoago—John M. Shenk, Br.
Lower Pccdon—Samuel McElhtmy
The members of the committee are requested
to meet at the house of Benj. Buck, in Har
risburg, on Wednesday the third of September,
1862. ALEXANDER KOSER, Chairman.
BARU= S. BARCH, BeerOkWy.
Ler us STAND Toorrese.—Yes, let all good
citizens, all true patriots, In Dauphin county
and elsewhere, STAND TO/ENDIVE. It will be a
sad day for the nation when the loyalty of the
people has been displaced by jealousy, and they
can think with any calmness on the possible
overthrow of the Government. The semi
treason which is willing to disturb the attach
ment of the masses of their institutions, is
more pestilent than open treachery. It deserves
the reprobation of every lover of his country,
for its dispirits the brave men who are now in
the battle-field, and prevents the enlistment of
others. It is a sinister support of open rebel
lion. When 'the country has been saved, and
our noble officers and soldiers have been deliv
ered from imprisonment—when the Union has
been restored, and the Constitution preserved,
and the great aspirations of loyal men have
been realized, then we can plan for the future,
and settle the principles which are now in doubt.
But in this day, and in this hour, brace the
courage and sustain the nation's loyalty. Liu
us /WARD TOGETHER.
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PROTECTION IN CASE ON A DRAFT, view
of the fact that the draft will fall with severe
hardship upon many men with large families,
we see that several projects are recommended
as protection in case of being dratted. It ia
suggested that fifty or a hundred men, liable
to the draft, form themselves into an associa
tion, pledging each other that in the event of
any of their numbar being called upon to quit
their homes, they will subscribe sufficient to
keep the absentees' families in the same amount
of cdonfort and ease as that to which they have
been accustomed. There are tens of thousands
of our fellow-citizens incapacitated, by age and
other causes, from serving their country in this
her hour of need, and yet would gladly enroll
themselves as members of such associetions,
Bachelors, too, In many instances, would not
refuse to participate in a movement which
world render assistance to some of their mar
rled acquaintances at the same time;
their own claims upon the general fund would
be little or nothing. The : expense to each in
dividual in such sisociations as those proposed
would be comparatively insignificant. A hun
dred members subscribing fifty cants each,
weekly, would, with the soldier's monthly pay,
support comfortably three ftuniliett, if not titer%
and three or four per cent. is as much as would
be drawn from a hundred men under the draft.
It is highly improbable that the ratio will ex.'
peed this figure, if it even opiate it. -4
Pantol)luania ittlegrapi: triatirbap Afternoon, angitot 30, 1862
GREEN Cosa. —The Germantown Telegraph
says green corn may be preserved by packing
it tightly in casks or barrels and covering it_
with brine strong enough to keep cucumber's.
The corn should be taken with the husk on
Corn thus prepared, if kept covered with brine,
will keep in good order for a sear or more, and
will be sufficiently fresh for the table when
holly&
SANFORD'S Omuta Rouse.—Like a skillful
commander, Col. Sanford bas so posted his
great army of talent at the Opera House that
not a person can escape the effects of a pain in
the side, each time that his force charges upon
them with their bright scintilations of wit and
hiimor. This effective company receive rein
forcements next week, when another advance
will be made—not in price ot admission—but
in quantity and quality of amusement. San
ford's representations of the "contrab 'rid" are
great.
GREAT FLEA AT WRIRRTEVILLI.- Last night
witnessed the scale of a most destiuctivo fire at
Wrightsville, the lose at which is by some esti
mated at $70,000, and the origin of which is
said to have been incendiarism. The losses, as
furnished by a friend and reliable correspon
dent, are about as follows—making allowance
for reporting in the hurry and confusion conse
quent on su7l an occurrence :
Messrs. Beidier -and Johns limb r yard,
$lO,OOO.
Messrs. Weiser and Merry man jointly lost in
lumber about $5,000.
Messrs. P. A and S. Small, Inca on tobacco
stored in warehouses of J. S. Pusey, about
$30,000.
Messrs. McOonkey & Co., loss estimated at
1,600 bushels corn and 600 bushels wheat.
Messrs. War. S. Boyd & Co., loss in groceries,
etc., about $3OO.
J. S. Pusey, loss of several warehouses and
other properly, some $6,000.
From these losses, some idea of the extent of
the conflagration may be formed; the loss is
immensely heavy considering the size of the
town. To the exextions of the Columbia fire
men is due the preservation of the surrounding
property, much of which was barely saved by
their nothing efforts ; as well as the even more
important affair of the Columbia Bridge, the
destruction of which is supposed (from various
circumstances) to have been the main object of
the incendiaries. It was on fire several differ
ent times, but the flames were each time extin
guished by the noble firemen, and the structure
saved without much damage. The ladies of
Wrightsville found their sphere in the good
work, and cannot be too highly commended for
their active efforts in furnishing the firemen
men with refreshments while at their arduous
task.
Many believe that &anti was interested in
the matter, as the destruction of this bridge
would have been a hindrance to the rapid
transportation which is demanded in the pre.
seat state of the times. We would recommend
that the utmost vigilance be exercised, and if
the villains ate caught, we must try to have
summary justice meted out to them.—Laneader
Daily Express of 29th.
THAT PATHIOTIO Suatoir.—From the corres
pondence published below, It will be observed
that the Rev. Thos. H. Robinson, of the Pres
byterian church, has consented to repeat a ser
mon delivered last Sunday on the "State of the
CoUntry," on next Sunday evening. We have
already expressed our opinion in words of ad
miration upon the sermoa delivered by this
talented minister of the gospel, and at this
time only direct especial attention to the letter
of Mr. Robinson in reply to that of Goveirnor
Curtin and other prominent gentlemen. His
letter speaks for itself in language not to. be ,
misunderstood. Let every one read it:
H Awasßuza, August 27, 1862.
25 the Rev. T. H. Robinson,
DEAR Silt:—The undersigned, believing that
a repetition of your sermon, delivered on Sun
day last, would be productive of a happy and
beneficial effect, respectfully solicit you to fix
a time sad place at which its delivery can be
attended by the entire community.
We cannot refrain from joining with this
request, the expression of our admiration for
the able manner IA which you have de
-1 fended the etude of the Government in this,
the dtirkest hour of its peril. It shows that
the patriotism of the pulpit is as influential
for victory as are the struggles in the field;
for, without its approval purl prayerful aid, the
success of the best cause would be rendered in
deed uncertain. '
Your Mends respectfully,
G. Curtin, Vied. korney,
AtV L. Fussell, 0. B.°Davis; • •
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DrWaababangb, Ones. L. Bailey,,- '-
Wr Irvin, W. T .11ildrup,
Thoa. T. Wiernian, Theodore Adams,
John J. Pearson, Henry Gilbert,
afiLll.llllil7llG, August 27, 1862.
fe ha liiicOlency, Gov. A. G. Curtin, Gen. A. L.
linseed, Ron. J. J. Pearson,. W. W. Irwin, T.
T. Wierman, D. Washabaugh, Wiec Forney,
C.S. Dayis, C. L. Palley, W. 'f. Hildrup, Theo.
dore Adams, Dewy
GENTLEMAN :-If any words of mine ,can
strengthen that caned which is dear to every
loyal citizen, I should hold myself false to
country an to God if declined to titter
them whenever any of my countrymen ;called
for them.
Accept my grateful acknowledgement of
your kind words, to myself personally. Be
lieving, as I do, that the firmest supportywhich
Government can poeseseis found la the eon
aeiections' adherence of its subjects to; it, as an
ordinance of God, I deem it my imperative
duty,_asr a spinister of the Gospel, to use my
position in, quickening the patriotism and loy
alty of the people, by feeding their enthtipiaam
for country with the fuel of high ctiristiao
principle and intelligent duty. I would have
it'tidderstbod, now and forever, to Ili as may
voice can reach,- that human - governmerit—
our National Government—is not i . toy tq be
spotted with capriciously, or a child's play=
house, to be built up and pulled down at . plea
sure, but an institution built up in the. taind •
of God, and by his 'authority„ and that the
highest voice of christianiticalla upon nil 0 0 '
pie to — vindicate Government as Goa's ordi
nance; to restore the supremaCY - Of law, and
to brand rebellion as equally a sin against God
and a crime against men.
It will give me pleasure. to repeat the die
course upon next Sunday evening, Aug. ,Alati
in the Presbyterian Church, dorner Market
Square and Second Street.
• •• Two Ivry truly,
T. H. BONN )11 7
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:. , .Tike , 15461- 119101 1PWIEdlY invited to,attaiad.
MN Elm or m Wont) ANNOUNOID.—There
is a man in Cleveland, Ohio, who announces
that the world will c.me to an end on the 17th
day of August, 1863, and on that day a mass
convention of the whole earth will assemble
at Cincinnati to settle up 'he business of the
past and arrange matters for the future.
EXTRAORDINARY INDLIVINVERES TO ENLIST.—
T!:ke Clcveland Leader announces that a very
pretty young lady of that city, offers to kiss
any able bodied, good looking young man who
will enlist. Improving on title idea, the edit r
of a Wheeling psper suggests that some of our
pretty, rosy-tipped young ladies offer to marry
such of the young men as will enlist after they
return from the war.
The XXlirim CONeasemoNAL DisTaler.--/d
a meeting of the Conferees at th 9 Monongahela
House, yesterday, Dr. John W. Wallace, of
Lawrence county, was renominated for Con
grees in the 24th District, composed of the
counties of Lawrence, Beaver, Washington and
Greene. Dr. Wallace served in Congress last
session, and appears in ;his votes to have given
his constituents much satisfaction.
Capt. Spasm's Cavalry Company.
Ma. BBIKINIR : —lt is impossible in the mul
titude of military operations at this time, to
notice all the particular movements and organi
zations worthy of note. but will you not allow
me to say as the opinion of a party of visitors
to Camp Curtin last week, that that military
encampment has never yet quartered a finer
corps than the cavalry Company of Capt. S.
Speese of Cumberland county. Dy the efforts
of the Captain, this was recruited in a few days
for the Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry,
whose headquarters are now at Baltimore. In
visiting the Camp, your attention will at once
be arrested by the fine, manly forms of the
men, and especially by the military and gen
tlemanly bearing of Capt. Speese, whose meal
and activity in the cause are equalled only by
his courage. We learn that be has considera
ble experience in the cavalry drill, and are
sure that his company will be a valuable ac
cession to Col. Gallagher's regiment. a
Mr. Editor:—ls there no remedy by which
the Northern Central railroad company can be
made to atop running scrap heaps of engines
through Mulberry street? The residents of that
street are kept continually in alarm by them
passiug through the street. Thor , - is not a time
that them scrap heaps go through but that they
set fire to one or more houses, last evening to
two different houses, and this morning there
was three houses set on fire by them. The
Washington and Friendship fire companies were
called out twice this morning, and the last time
the Washington Hose company just got water
on in time or we would have had a large fire.
Some of the residents say they have done all in
their power to prevent,them, and if there is not
sometbing done soon, that they will take the
law in their own hands and tear up the track.
Can rat road companies do as they please in
Harrisburg? It looks a great deal like it.
Ratoducti.—We advise our correspondent to
lay hie claims before the tinperintendent, Mr.
Dußarry, who will no doubt remedy the corn
plaints, if it is in his power to do so. Enema.
A Mom ESTABLIBILIOM—Among the many
improvements lately made in our city, to which
we can point with pride as an evidence of pros
perity and as a determination on the part of
our business men, no longer to remain behind
the •' light house," is the completion of Eby
& Ktmkie's large brick building at the corner
of Market and Fifth streets, which is alike
creditable to the owners and ornamental to that
part of our city.
The building is not only one of the largetit,
devoted to the grocery business, outside of New
York, but the stock ch .11enges competion.—
Without going into detail, we may safely say
that the firm keep on hand everything usually
kept in a grocery store, (liquors excepted,) and
that they sell at very small profits. Their
clerks are civil and accommodating, and have
strkt instructions under no circumstances what
ever to misrepresent or take advantage of any
customer A general invitation is extended to
the public to visit the new building and exam
ine the extensive stock, whether they purchase
or not.
Wa nava received a large assortment of hoop
skirts, from 76c. up, to $2 60. A large assort
ment of linen and needlework collars, and col
lars and sleeves, at all prices. White cambrics,
jacconetts, nautucks, brilliants, and plain and
figured Swiss muslin, at all prices. The fittest
lot of embroidered French cambric brands ever
brought to Harrisburg—of infant's waists we
keep a large assortment. Ladies' and gentle
men's linen pocket handkerchiefs, ladies' stock
ings, gentlemen's one half hose, and children's
stockings of all descriptions and prices. Twenty
pieces of carpet to be sold cheap. Kentucky
jeans, sattinetts and cassimeres for men and
boy's wear. We received 50 dozen suspenders,
at all prices. 60 dozen cotton handkerchiefs,
with borders, and a great many other notions
and small wear.. S. /AM.
To the Amioted.
The ' undersigned would respectfully in
form those who are afflicted with Rheuma
tism, Dyspepsia, Consumption of Liver and
Kidney, Coughs, Fevers, and all diseases
arising from impurity of the blood, that she is
prepared to furnish Mrs. Westhoven's German
Vegetable Medicines at very moderate rates.
I have also on hand a quantity of invaluable
Salvei for Sore Eyes, Frozen Feet and Piles .
References can be furnished as to their won
derful efficacy, whenever called upon. There
need hello apprehension hi regard to my cora
petency in administering it, as I have had it
on hand for the past six years. As they are
now sold at reduced prices, no family should be
without them over night. They can be had at
any time at my residence, in Pine street, be
tween Sedond and Front.
AulB dila AIRS. L BALL
Mas. Ilaiv—Shx years since I was afflicted
who the dyspepsy, liver complaint and inflam
matory rheumatism. Physicians failed to af
ford any relief. I then took of your vegetable
medicine and was cured in a short time. Two
years after I took the fever and ague, and agait
you cured me. lam now entirety restored to
health. I have no hesitation in declaring that
I believe they are the best faiully medicines
ever offered to the public ; let them be tried,
and their virtues wilt ipeak more for them than
I can. My residence le iu fine street between
Second and Third. • Mawr M. ZARGIC
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New alivertisiinents.
PUBLIC -SAIiE•
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE
WILL be offered at public kale, on
Thursday, the llth day of September, at 2
o'clock, at Brant's Hall in the city of Harrisburg.
Thirty-three acres of land with an excellent frame
house and barn and outbuildings, situated partly in
the City of Harrisburg and parity in 6watara to wnship.
This property Is situated on the South of iinmmela.
town turnpike, a portion of whic`i a beautlfal
location on a bill, direztly facing the city of Barna
burg, to be sold In three acre lota.
he a lot or piece ofground situated in Market Square ,
ads:doing Jones' House, baying a front or 27 feet and
exteuding bac( 15734 feet to 20 te3t alley, thereon
erected a two story brick house with two story but
brkk building and Ltable, having the use of a three
feet alley on Market 6luare, being one of the most
desirable situations lo business *r private residenoe In
the city. Possession given tot Ist of October ext.
Conditions of sales are 10 per amt. of the purchase
money to be paid on the day of sale, the balance of the
one half of the pur chains money when the title is
made, and the balance in two equal annual payments
with interest, fr om t e time possession heaven, To be
secured by bonds and mortgage),
plant f the the to acre its s an be seen at she boot
and shoe store of A. Hummel, next door to the Court
House, Harrisburg.
Due attendance will be given by
t~sORQE RUM and
ALMtitT HAMS bL,
1725-dts lizecutor of David Harem dtc'd.
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
NOT a few of the worst disorders that
afflict manki arise from the corruption that ac
cumulates in the blood. Of all the discoveries the!
have been made to purge it out, none have been found
which could ..qual in enact - Yaa'a tknePoILVD kunacr OF
sAstisratutta. It clean-es and renova es the blood, is
at Us the vigor of healt a into the -y.item and purges out
the humor which make disease. It etiaidates toe
healthy inactions of the body and expels the disorders
that lg. ow acil rausie in the bl od. I s extraordinary
virtues are not yet widely known, out when teey are it
will no Sootier to a question What remedy to en/p/01 in
the Vest variety of afflicting diseases that require an
alterative remedy. Stith a remedy, that could be relied
on, has Ling been sought fir, and now, lor the first tne,
the public have m.O un winch they can depend. Our
apace here does not admit candle:Lisa t t show its effects.
hut the trial of a angle boat a will show to the sick
that it has virtues surpassing any thing they bevel ever
taken. Sufferers iron Elero: . ula t 'eerelnioUS Bwel ings
and kOree, try it, aid see the rapidity with which it
cures. Skin Diseases, Pimples, Peruke, Rio cher,
Eriipions de., are twou ckauea out of tnii system.
,Si. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eryliperas, Utter or Salt
Rheum, .scatd Read, aingworse, Sc., stoi..id not be
borne while they can be ro speedily cured by ATEk's
Batt er•RULA.
Syphitias or Venereal Diseases is expelled from the
system by the pr..looged use of this Saaasrmats.a, aro
the patient Is left a= healthy as if he had never Gad the
disease.
Fenn* Diseases are caused by scrofula In the 'Wool,
and are generady soon eared by tEdis Drumm or BAhlll
PARILLA. Vries $1 per bottle, or 5 bottles for $5.
For all the purposes of a Lindy physi.7„ take kaa's
°All/Vale FILLS, wbi.h are everywhere ktiLmro to bi
the bust purgative teat it Mimed to rue American lea.
pie Price 26 cents per Box, or fi boxes for $l.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. &Yak & 00., Low, L, Mass. and
so d by Draggles everywhere.
Sold by 0. A. Banv.txt, D. W. Grose& CO , 0. IL Kel.
ler, J. 11. Lutz, Dr. Hey, F. Wyeth and dealers eve y
where
VOLUNTEERS,
ll' YOU WANT
LETTER OR NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
WRITING CASES,
POCKET INKSTANDS,
PENS AND SOLDERS
Of every description and quality, you will And
the largest assortment at
BRUMES'S BOOKSTORE.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
AT WEST CHESTER, PENNI.
FOR BOARDERS ONLY.
WILL be opened on Tuesday, Septem
ber 4. 1862. It was chartered by the Leglel
tare with full co,le.gine power. In the capacious, build
ings tve.l - 3h were erected and fu robbed at a coat of over
sil ty thousand dollars are arratigements for the coin
Portable guirtcriag and subalstlog of one hundred. end
dtty cadets
A Corps of competent and experienced teachers
will give illfir.undivlded attant.on to the Educational
Department, an I aim to maim their Instruction thorrngh
and practical The Department of stud el embraces
the following coarees :—Primary, Commercial and Sal
entine, collegiate and Unitary. he moral trat lag of
cadets willbe sarelnip attended to. /
Cheaters may be obtaleed at this °Mee, or horn
Col TI3EO lIYATC, President, P. A. N.
att22-d2ww3in
HARRIS MANSION FOR SALE.
rrE.IS handsome property reoently °con
j. pied by the PENNSYLVANIA PEMALB C iLLRGE
offered for sat.. It is well suited either f.A • pi (vats
Residence or a B arlint Soh toi, befog supplied with gas,
water, bath rooms, heater, range, etc. The grounds
containlealuable Flint Trees and Shrubbery. the place
will be sold low and possession given within reasonable
time. For terms, &c., apply to.
MRS. S. S. WAUGH, or
DR. WM. H. Bala
Executors of Estate of Rev. R. R. Waugh, dec'd.
e24-deodtt
PRESEL BUTTER
MARKET PIIIOE.
E, HAVING fitted up a large Refrig
erator, and having made contracts with some of
our most reliable.farmers to fume& as with fresh and
sweet butter regularly, will be enabled to supply our
customers with sweet fresh ice cold butter at all times.
my2B WIC DOCK, Jr. & CO.
THE MISSES SMITH'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ,
. .
1210 Spruce Bt., Philadelphia,
Will be re-opened on
MONDAY, SEPT. EIGHTH.
THE course of: study embraces the
Latin, French and German language., mane,
Drawing and Pahang, together with 'he elementary
and bigner branch's of a tioraugh Eugilen Education.
The accoinakoJations are of excellent character and
well calculate I to ensure to the pupils the oomfort of a
home. Owing to the pressure or the times, a deduction
of 10 per cent will bo m.de for the ensuing year.
au2l-dlm
NOTIOS.
A LL employees of the Philadelphia and
li Reading Ralroad company, who may enb.st in the
service of the tmitei ;Aisles for tun perp , ste of crushing
the t ebeilion now inreatenlng ho Uteri ea of our coun
try, are hereby assured, that tank respet tire situations
will be kept open and give* them Inun d On their
return; and that the lot of their volumeerlig to
defend their Gluon y in this emergency, will be eoneid
eren here after as greatly iv their favor ior promotion to
any.aaitAble positions an the aerviCe'of this Company.
ellsitLn .4 K. 86111E1, Prealaellt.
Phl adelptna, August Bth. 1662. anti dim
MBE Updegrove Lock Peoporty, Canal
gr y anti Rockville House, situated eve miles
1.00•0 6tirtialdr.l 7 421 now offered fur sale. See &dyer-
Isement In Weekly or app y w
DuiB-clejmn;etlB63 W. P. HENRY.
OUR CONSTITUTION AND
11001 FOR. THE PEOPLE
•
440" GO Iif f ERNMENT," by M.
liPHinwey, eon . aims the Constitution of the
rake A f.tates, and of those of the several States, riving
the eonstruoiion of their provisions as determined ju
diciary by settled practise or standard authord ; and
showing the organization and pow, r or the different de-
Partuleite of. he Government, national and State, and
in general, the nature principles and mode of admit
'straiten ef the Gova-nmest of our country. Price 11 00.
likdd by Si. Wiiinney, at Harrisburg, and at book
istoreslecerally• . ati74 dew
- -
• - - 1.1 It newly replenished stock et 'reilet
' and Fancy foods w atularwasead in thle CifX. laid
jug coaltclent of rendering sallstactian, are weard tea
9
pacilally lavas a call. ,_ EWIR,
al Vete Oros, two doors emit ocfahrtlistreet, month
We.
Nem itraftlistmtuts
Ali ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF
GOLD PENS !
fritbeet and largest assortment of Gold Pena
just been opened at
BERGNEWS CHEAP BOOK STORE.
These Penn are manufactured , by C. F. Newton
& Co:, of New York, and warranted to give
full satiefaction. A trial win satisfy any one
Examine the prices below
Gold Pen and Silver Holder for $1 25
Gold Pen and Silver liolderiii4l 60
Gold Pen end Silver Holder for,s! 76
Gold Pen and Silver Holderfei42 26
Gold Pen end Silver Holder for:s2 60.
Gold Pen aid Silver Holder for $2 76
Gold Pen and Silver Holder for $8 26
Gold Pen and Silver Holder for SS 76
Gold Pen and Silver Holder for $4 26
Gold Pen and Pencil, with Rubber Heider $5 00
lipid Pen and Pencil with Rubber HoWei; 00
4 C0.4§1.1..A
WROLE ALE AND RETAIL.
HtVTileae(ths CtaiYlrl, foot of
North et.ttelyupdby.l.F,
I ago enabled to supply the public with a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF THE DIFFERENT
VARIETY AND SIZES OF
CUCJIELat3.IV
FULL WEIGHT
ALWAYS GUARA NTEED.
Orders respaetfully soliolted—which, if left at the
moo, toot of North street, or at the office of WEL
Dook, Jr. & Co., will receive prompt attention.
GIL'LARD DOCK.
Js2s)
HARRISBURG COAL OIL DEPOT
FOR the safety of crinsamers, we have
U established a 031011 Depot at the corner of. Free
ant Market streets. All our oils are tosted and we posi
tively sell none except such as prove to be non-explosive,
clear and free from odor as far as practicable. We offer
at present the following justly celebrated bands. Mag
nolia, Ro'ileson, Nabrona acid Liciter, lower thatican be
purchase elsewhere in this place, either wholesale or
retail. Also an extensive assortment of Lampe, Chim
neys, Shades, elms Comets, Somers, ho Ws will also
change fluid or camphene lamps, so as to be used tar
coat oal. Cali and aatisf, yoursel tea, at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner of Front and Market street.
aprll
INSUIIANCE.
Karim, Fire and' ) Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
INSURANCE COMPANY OF 1146TH MOM .
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1794—Charter perpetual.
Capital and Ames $1;2004000
DIRECTORS.
Arthur 0, Outt/a, Samuel W. Jones, John A. Drawn,
Samuel Y. Smith, Marley Taylor, Ambrose ;Whites
John R. Neff, Richard D. Wool, Willis= Okay_ Prudant
E. Bowen, James N. Dickson, 13. ionis Ira* John
George L. Harrlion, Fr was R. Os^ . Rd ward H.
Trotter, Edward S. turas.
ARTHUR G. our Pr.:Watt.
ORAELFU3 PLATT, Secretary.
As central agent to 4 1 ).0178 name . company. the
underilaued' is prepared to oat Pire risks m any part
of ihe ritate of Pennsylvania, either mutually or perpet
ually, on the most lavorab le terms.
Otßce Third street betwoun Walnut and Strawberry
Itu - ke's row.
WILLIAM B
Jelo dly HaIIMILB-4,...
mann:lF pa.
Ail Work Promised in One . Week
_Lio• _ A
kt r
441 Pb -1111t.71;fL
1.0 4 . •
PEN NOY 1.17 AN/ A
STEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMINT,
104 Market .Ctreet between 4th and st4 s
HARRISBURG, Pe,
WHERE every description of Ladies'
and Gentlemen ' Garments, Piece Gondectio., are
Dyed, Cleansed and Unshed in the best manner lad a t
the shortest notice. DODOS & CO.,
NovB.dawly Proprietors.
WILLIAM SATIND/LA
MERCHANT TAILOR,
$5 NURKET ST., HABBISBUItG,_
IS now prepared to furnish offiner's
military clothing, a - oordir g to re, nladoos atf ;short
nudo ASO a general assort moot of lloths t Owinioroo,
Veetinge and ready made clothing for
EX ECU T NO I ICE.
SARAH A. ALDRED, Executrix of
the estate of Thomas alured, deed., late of the
city of ilarrhbura, Dauphin minty, having letters
testamentary granted loth= by `the Regist r of ibu
phin county, hereby notifies a I parties indebted to said
estate to make inunedi4e payment, and than having
aims to present teem properly authenticated kw
settlement to the above named executrix. au2-61/
JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Family
Bibles of differeut styles of Wading, at 000..01 `46
El 60, Es, $3, it, St and SLO. .I.lgo Pocket Bibles of di&
erent Styles sad prices at SOLIPSViiII'S Bookstore.
POMADE IIONGROI4,,
NOR FIXING THS
MOUSTACHES,
HAILLEPS LBUMOaa.
TOBACCO, Cavendiett, Congress and
Twist, for sale kw by
BrEMS & BOWMAN,
Owner Front awl Market. street/.
E !! 23
P =
Itk,SVIN 6 , jars and fratt-aiiii.of all
ER
kinds awl sizes, for sale by
rItBOLS & Bowme'
corner, Front and sitrces , *rasa.,
an" 1
QF all sizes, patterns and pricee ir , jest
received and for Isle by
8 WM. DOM. Jr. & CO
(REAP Oil for all kinds of machinery,
1.1 in moil and large Manage& for sale by
N AMC% & BOWMAN,
jel9 Corner Front and ?flatlet etreti.
APPI
i f , f3 k , Oranges and Lemons; st.llllN
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