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Ainonnt of. Policy sad
Sum Bonus or both's to be increased
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No. 8D 12600 ; .87 60
mlB9 8000 1,060 10
a lap 1000 400 00
aan 6000 1,871 00
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VOL XVIII
DR. JOHNSON
13,EIXITISICIaEUEI
LOCI HOSPITAL!
LI AS discovered the most certain, speedy
11 and erteteual tentedy in the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
=LIU IN BLS TO TWILVS ROM.
No Mercury or Noxious Drugs.
A Care Warranted, or no Charge, in from one
to Two Days.
Weakness of the Hack or, Limbs, Strictures, Affestiom
of the eidneys and Bladder, Involuntary discharges,lns
potency, General Debility, Nervouiness i Dyspepay, Lan
guor, LOtv Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, a Ipitatten or the
Heart, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of Sight, or (Addl.
ntts ,Di Seas* of the Head, Throat, No or Skin, tllhc
Lions of the Liver, Lungs, stomach or Bovrels--thoseaer-
Obis disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Vieth
—those nom and solitary praoboas more fatal to the it
victims than the song of . yrene to the Mariners of Übe
see blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipatiene,
renderingi marriage, he., impossible.
Y.ounir Men
fispecialiy, who have become the victims of Solitkry
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit whin h anneal.
11 sweeps to an untimely grave thou/ante of Yortng
Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intelina,
Who might otherwise' have entranced listening Senates
with the thunders of eloquence or waked to ecstasy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
• Manage - .
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
riage, heieg aware of physical weakness, organic debid
ty, deform:titles, &0., speedily cured.
tie who planes himself under the care 01 Dr. J. may
religiously confide iu his honor as a gentleman, and con
fidently rely 11110.11 his skill as a Physician.
immediately Cured, and full vigor Restored.
This distressing nilection—.which renders 1 lie mars
hie and marriage impossible—is the penalty paid by the
victims of improper indulgences young persons are too
apt to commit menses tram not being aware of the
dreadful coning. ences that way* ensue. New, who that
understands the subject willpretend to deny that the pow
er of procrdittion is ion sooner Ly tootle failing Into
im
proper habits than by the prudent Besides being de
prived the plead - tree of healthy disking, the most se
rious and destructive synaptoms to both body and mind
arise. The system becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Functions Wealtenesi, loss of Procreative Power,
Servicing Irratlbility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Constitution& I. Debility, a Wasting of the
Frame, Hough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office, No. 7.lllouth Frederick Street .
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a Jew door.
tram the corner. Fail not to observe came and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doc
tor's Diploinashang In his COO%
A Cure Warranted in Two Days.
Ne Heronry or Nauseous Drupe,
• Dr- Johnson,
Member of the Royal College Or Burgeons, London, Grad
uate from one of the most eminent Colleges in the United
States, aad the greater part of whose tile has been spend
te.tbis hospitals of louden, Paris, Philadelphia and else
where, has erected some of me moat atitorihniing arra
that were ever known • many troubled with ringing in
the bead and ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds,' bashfulness, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with der wagement or Idled
were cured immediately.
Take raktioular Notice:. • •
Or. J. addresses - CU these who have injured ibemseivet ,
by improper indufgeLet solitary habits, Which Ho
both body and mind,'unfltingt ei i for either businesii,
study, society or morn Ao.
These are some of the sad dna' MelolicOilllyoffooto pro , -
duold by early luthite ofjroutk viz : Weakness of taxi
Dick and Limbs, Ades In the Heed; Dlinnewe Sight,
toes of mosouiar Power, Palpitation 01 the heat, Dyis,
palmy, Nervous Irratibittj, 'Derangement of theDigeStive
Functione, General Debility, SyMptoms of Consumption;
kistirsitr.—The fearful effects oti-the mind are much
W be dreaded—Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas,De,
premien or dpirite , Forboclings, Altera* to Lode ty
Self Distrust, Love of oolitude, Timidity, Lo., are some of
the evils produced.
TROUaLIONI of persons of ail ages can now JadgO whet..
is the moo albeit' declining health, losing their vigor;
becoming weak, pale, nervous end emaciated, having s
eingular appearance spout the eyes; eongh and By mptama
of coneumption. • • .
Young *en
Who have injured theadielvee by a Certain practice in
dulled in When alone, a habit frequently learned from
evil bempanuss, Or &I school, the etfeets of Which are,
nightly felt; even when asleep, and if not cared renders
marriage bnpossibie, and destroys both mind and bOdy,
should apply Immediately. .
What a pity that a young man, the hope of he coun
try, the darling 0(1/11 parents, should be matched from
all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the consequence
of deviating from the path Of nature and indulging In a
certain deoret habit. Such persons mar, balers content.
plating
reflect that a sound mind and Doily are thi most 'neoee
sary to promote connubial happiness. Indeed,
wltatett - thensi: the journey through: life becomes weary
pilgrinnign ; the prospect hourly darkens to the slew .
the mina beosinnie shadowed. wi th - despair and fi lled wit h
the cells talon t h at, las happiness of another
becomes blighted wittl:our own. . •
4 00
1 00
75
Bisease •'of Imprudence.
W ban OW thiquideh and iniprndent votary of pleasure
finds that he has =Met the seed' of tine painful die.
wee, it too' often Intliena that an di-timed Sense of 'home
or dread of discovery, deters bits hem applying to tin*
who, from eaucation and respectability, can alone be
friend hop, delaying till the constitutional symptoms on
ttud horr A .cinsetute Mike their &Opt:dunes, inch
,its ul
oersted core throat, diseased noes, notitilrnal• pains in'
the bead and limbs, &Sanest of sight, desiness, nodes on
the shin bones andisrms, blotches on the h'ad, face and
extremities, progressing with !rightful . rapidity , till at
last the palate of the mouth or the boned of the Wee fall
in t :and the victim of this awful disease bodonle a horrid
ehjectof.cottunitteration, tall death puts a • period to hie
dreadili I sudbringo, by tending rim to " that UhdblObv
vered Country from whence no traveler returns."
It is a melascheily /Imt that.thotuands fall victims to
ibis t e r r ible disease, Lowing to the nusitilfulluess of iguo
taut pretenders, who by the use of that Deadly Poison,
Mercury, ruin the constitution and make the residue o
lite miserable.
1 60
76
Sangers.
Trust net your lives, o tr r Mouth, to the care or the many
Unlearned and Worthies Prete:l46re, destitute of know
ledge, name or character, who copy Dr. Johnson's 'dyer
yerniernents, or • style tnemselves in the tiowspapers,
roguhuly lanceted Physicians inCapatile of Curing, they
keep you trilling month after month taking their Mtn,
and polsononatiesis compounds, or as long as the smallest
pee call be obtained, and In despair, leave , you with ruin
ed health to sigh over your galhug 'dippiminiment.
76
• •
• Dr. Tohnsiet is the only Physician ..dvertising.
Ms credentlai or diplomas always hangs in his. office.
Ills remedies or treatrhent are unkauwat w all others,
prepared from a Weepiest in thaw - eat hospluds of En.
rope, the first In the country ania a more extensive Pri.
irate Practice than any other Phyelman in the wined.
The many thousands cured at this InatitilttOn year at
tiryear; and the neaten:um laitiorlant Surglcat Opera
tions performed by pl. Johusdn,nitnesesed. by the re
porters of the: “Pan,'? “Clipper,a
ind many other pa
pore, notices of which have appeared again and again
Solute theTablici . besides his standing as a gentleman of
cbsractsr inirseeponsibility, is a sufficient guarrautee
lathe atilieted.
}kid Moues bpeedily Cured.
p etsuerws ithitiffidnid be particular in directin g their
wheal° his .thatitatieh, in the following manner :
JOHN M. JOHNSON, NE. D.
,
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUT!,
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN;
MECEANICSBURG, PA.
REV. 0. EGE & BONS.
AN ACADEMIC WO COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
, .'
, ore I Pion) September lat to Feb. Ist.l 4 „„ m ..,
t " February let to July ltt
.1 ------ - '
I . pe $76 10 S_SO per serdon_
grjleid fca a Unalar. jy/tMtal
$8,887 00
4,050 00
1,400 00
6,075 00
7,
I BUERGER.
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Seim!
Organic Weakness
Indorsonient of the Press-
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HARRISBURG, !'A. TUESDAY AFTERNOON,- SEPTEM - BR - 2;
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FREIGHT REDUCED 1
HOWARD & HOPE
EXPRESS CO.'S
MORT & QUICK ROUTE
TO AND FROM
NEWYORK.
Good's . 1 Ordered in ` the
Morning Returned
the same Night.
. Leave New York at 7} P. M., by the East
Through Express Train, arriving in Harrisbirg
at A. M.
WITHOUT ORANGE OF OARS.
Order Goods marked
via ELOPE EXPRESS. CO.,
General Office..l62 Broadway, New York
For further information.envire of
CEO. BERGNEB, Agent.
HARSIBBURG, Aug. 1861.-dtf
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CHARTER OAK
FAMILY FLOUR.
UNEXCELLED BY ANY. IN THE UNITED
STATICS AND SUPERIOR TO ANY ,
FANCY BRAND
OFFERED IN PENNSYLVANIA !
17 18 MADE OF
CHOICE MISSOURI WHITE WHEAT.
sir Named any ?We in th• city, free of chirp.
TAMS, Cash on delivery.
Jyao WM. DOCK, Jr., &l o,
BOLOGNA,
ASMALL, but very superior tot of
Bologna sausage pist recesved, by.
Y 2. 0 NIL DOCK, Jr'. 14 Cu.
OLARET WINE!!!
WE are elbeing out a VERY SUPERIOR
lar atiesstkass east
TY WIL BOWL. Jr o k CO'
!BROWN mugare of all grades, for sale
low, by blollol,B & oOWMAN,
Jetb • Coroer Front and Market streets.
PRESERVE JARS
AND
JELLY GLASSES,
FICTENSIVE assortment of Glassware,
including Jelly glum,' Preserve Dishes,. Goblets,
'emb:ers, AC. pc allstyles, *it reeidired and for
lowßale by exvlelllOLS tt BOWMAN,
/Y 7 Comer Front if Market stree,e
CIDER 11 ! VlisiEGAlt ! !
13IIRE cider vinegar, warranted, for sale
low by NICHOLi g BUW&Letbi,
jy2s Oorner Front and Market airman.
ÜBRICATING Oil fur all kinds of ma •
_LA °binary, in convenient package., lor sale very low
by NICHOL.% A BOWMAN,
jel9 Comae Front and Marked street.
WHITE BRAND Y
ROlt PRESERVING PURVOSES.
VERY superior article, (pure,) just
received and for sole by
jou WM. DOCK, JR., & CO.
VANILLA BEANS.
`WE are offering for axle a splendid
quA ut, of Vanilla Bean at kW prides, by the
pound, ounce or singly.
KELLIDVS DRUG STORE,
91 Market Street.
N EW
Orleans' Sugars white and brown
NJost recolvedand for eats low by -
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
irlb Oor. Front and Market streets.
Mil au D d E gu if r o: Ch
eodb o y ic us e
t s o n b d e leilceto:ed A
pure
pplea
atq a 1. Wog a. a.)
1 uperior brands of extra tamily flour
0 which we wurrint to siire Juitisfaction, for sole by
NICHOLS Si BOWMAN,
.Iton. Oiroerlfroot and Market street-
Coarse and fine pulverized
eager, lower than any other place In town. Call
anti examine, ItZuLS BoWIIeN,
jy9.5 Corner Front and Market streets.
PR ESERVIN 4 jai a, 'fruit cans of all
made, to sale low, by
N 101301.41 &BOWMAN,
Y 29 • oOrner Front andßArket it pots,
, -
tLi_AUELRA JELLY.— large supply just
VX reeelvekby WM. DOCK, Ts. *OO.
N! , ;IITtiAL
Nem '2ototrtigentents
NATIONAL HORSE SHOP,
TO BE HELD AT
W ILLIAMEIPORT;
SEPT. 2d, 3d, 4th, and 6th•
DAILY ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The gates will be opened for the adwies
of the public, from o'clock, A. M., u
sundown each day.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sn.
9 o'clock A. M —At the sound of the 141,
Classes Nos. 8, 9 and 10 (Fillies and Colts,) wlll
assemble in front of the Judges' stand for ex
hibition.
9 o'clock A. M—Trial.of speed of the hories i
designated by the Judges.
10 o'clock A. M-At 4 the. tiound of the bell,
Class No. 13 (Fancy Matched Horses, Geldings
or Mares,) wit! assenible.in front of the Judges'
stand for exhibition.
10} o'clock A. M—Trf-'
.4 o'clock A. m—Trial of speed of tu.
designated by the Judges.
114 o'clock A. M—At the sound of the bell,
Class No. 11—Colts (Stallions and Geldings
year and under 2,) will assemble in front of the
Judges' stand for exhibition.
12 o'clock M—At the sound of the bell, Obis
No. 17 (Saddle Horses,) will assemble in front
of the Judges' stand for exhibition.
124 , o'clock P. Id—Dinner. The track will
be open for promiscuous driving until 2 P. IC
2 o'clock P. 111—At the sound of the bell,
Class No. 4 (Stallions 4 years and under 6,) will
assemble in front of the Judges' stand for
hibition. •
o'clock P. M—Trial of speed of the bond;
designated by the Judges.
3 o'clock P. 111 7. 4 t the sound of the bell,
Musa No. 20 (Waves under 14 hand:3;4lre., see
bill,) will assemble in front of the Judges',
stand for exhibition.
o'Clock P. M—At the sound of the bell,
Class N'o. lo (Family Horses,) will assemble is
front of the Judges' stand for exhibition.
4 o'clock P. M—Trial of speed ,- of the horsei
designated by the Judaea.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4nr.
0 o'clock A. M—A GRAND CAVALCADE Of
all horses entered for premium, exhibition or
sale, will take place on the balf mile track.
10 o'clock A. M—Trial of speed of the horses
designated by the Judges.
10} o'clock A. M—At the sound of the bell,
Class number 12 (Matched Horses,) will assem
ble in front of the Judges' stand for exhibi- .
lion.
11 o'clock A. M—Trial of speed of the horses
designated by the Jiidges.
o'clock A. M—At the sound of the bell,,
Class number 21 (6 in band,) will assemble in
front of the Judges' stand for exhibition.
12 o'clock M—Trial of speed of the horses
designated by the Judges.
12. i o'clock P. ll—Dinner. The track will
be open for promiscuous driving until 2 o'clock.
2 o'clock P. M--Trlal of speed of the horses
designated by the Judges.
21 o'clock P. M—At the sound of the bell,
Class number 3 (Stallions 6 years and over,)
will assemble in front of the Judges' stand for
exhibition.
si o'clock P. M—Trial of speed of the horses
designated by the Judges.
4 o'clock P. M—At the sound of the bell,
Class number 2 (Thorough Bred Meres,) will
'assemble in front of the Judges stand for exhi
bition.
4 o'clock P. fil—Trial of speed of the horses
designated by the Judges.
FRIDAY,. SEPTEDOEF4
9 o'olock A. hi—Grand Entree of Horses by
states, in competition for the PRUE BAKKE&
The horses from each State will be Preoeded by
l a banner bearing its name:
• 9- I o'clock A. H- - Tristl of speed of the
horses designated by tilt Judges.
10 o'clock A. lit--At the sound of the bell
blass No. 1., (Thorough Bled Stalliims,) will
ussenible in front 'of 'the Judges" stand for ex
hibition.
'
' 10} o'clodk A. M—At the sound of the bell,
Class No. 14, (Gentlemen's spans of Driving
Horses,) will assemble' in front of the Judges
Stand for exhibition.
11 o'clock A. M—Trial of speed of the
horses designated by the JUdges.
11* o'clock A. M—At the sound of the bell,
Mass No. 22, (Tandems or Tridems,) will
assemble in front of the Judges' stand for ex
hibition.
12 o'clock M—Trial of sliced of the horses
designated by Judges.
1 o'clock P. M—At the sound of the bell,
Mee No. 16, (Gentlemen's Driving Horses,)
will assemble in front of the Judges' stand for
exhibition.
o'clock P. M—Trial of speed of the horses
designated by the Judges.
3 o'clock P. 111—At the sound of the bell,
there will be a trial of speed of Thorough Bred
Horses designated by the Judges.
4 n'clook P. M—At the sound of the bell, all
hoists to whom premiums have been awarded,
Will assemble on the half mile track, at which
time the awards will be announced from the
Judges' stands, and premium flags distributed.
The Chief Marshal requests pnnctuality on
the part of the exhibitors, in having their
horses ready for exhibition on the signal of the
bell, according to the advertised programme.
Horses not ready for the exhibition as called
fok by the Chief Marshal may be rejected
0 1 P1 the list of competitors for premiums.
if sufficient time has not been given in the
prbigamme for the Judges to examine any one
chisi x before the calling of another class, the
first named class will be examined on a vacant
pa!t of the ground, if eo ordered by the Chief
LOGAN, Chief Marshal
"iii26.412t
(t) . , 'PENb' 1-The lageet and beat
etookarom MAO to 84.00—warranted—at
$g fns 13)300ZATORI.
N Ni) N E •'
862
Ely Celepp4.
The Latest from Virginia.
The Situation-4u Army in Virginia Up to
Monday Morning at Ten O'Cloek.
In the absence of all (.fficial information
from the field of conflict, since. General Pope's
desp.tch of last Saturday 'morning, we take it,
the situation of affairs will be found to be sortie.
what' like this, from information which has
reached ua froin the most reliable, though un
official sources :
That Fits John Porter reached the battle
field of uroveton about 9 o'clock on Saturday
morning, when Geneial Pope renewed the at•
tack on the enemy's position in four columns,
with increased fury,, and that he drove him at
all points towards Gaineavile up to half past
two in the afternoon.
That there was then a partial cessation in the
battle at that hour, arising from the fact that
other reinforcements had not reached General
Pope, and did not reach Centreville until the
close of the day, and that the arrival at that
point of Franklin's troops was mistaken for a
rearttard movement of the main army, which
gave rise to that rumor.
That Sumner reached the field of operations
early on Sunday morning, when the attack
was renewed upon the new reinforced columns
of the enemy, massed near Gainesville, with
such fury as to drive him still further back,
as was indicated by the receding reports of the
cannonade on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
That the favorable result of Saturday's bat
tle up to half•past two in theafternoon, released
Sedgwick's division from his position seven
miles out from the Chain Bridge, and enabled
him to march to the scene of action, which be
must have reached by Sunday, some time in
the day, to take part in the fight.
That Burneide was making his way, when
last heard from, with a heavy column, from
the direction of the railroad crossing on the
Rappahannock, having in his march destroyed
all the bridges behind him towards Manassas
and Gainesville.
II
That oar main army had cut oil the retreat
of the enemy towards Thoroughfare Giap, thus
wedging him in between advancing Federal
columns on every side.
That the railroad was in working order, Sun
day evening, out as far as Warrenton Junction,
thus demonstrating that the enemy had been
forced entirely to the westward of our line of
communication from Alexandria.
That the slaughter on our side, since the bat
tle of Friday, has not been ,anything like as
great as on that day; but that on the
enemy's side it has been greater, terrible as it
was on that day.
That the surgeons sent forward hence on Sat
urday morning, did not leave Alexandria by
rail till late Sunday evening, in consequence of
the condition of the road, which was not deem
ed safe till then.
That the prisoners of war captured by Gen.
Pope io Friday's battle had reached Alexandria
Sunday, and were being shipped cff down the
Potomac by steam to Fort Delaware:
That the prospect on Sunday was of the cap
ture or dispersion of the whole army of the in
surgents, was highly probable, nay, certain, if
our reinforcements were pushed forward with
rapidity, though the hitherto superior celerity
of the enemy in his movements may probably
baffle his pursuers.
Such seems to be the actual position of things
i np to Sunday evening - , judging from the beet
!unofficial lights at our command. The story
afloat yesterday of the capture of Stonewall
',Jackson and his army seems to have been a na
tural inference from the beleagured condition
Of the enemy at that time.
Ntto sVinurtis tm tuts.
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AT
MARKET P.HIO.IE.
WE, HAVING fitted up a large Retrig
ersiort and basing made contracts with some of
dur most reliaole farmers to furnish as with fresh and
sweet butter regularly, will be enabled to supply oar
customers with sweet fresh me cold butter at all tunes.
mylle WI& DOCK, Jr. & CO.
THE MISSES SMITH'S •
BOARDING" AND DAY SCHOOL
•
1210 Spruce St.,tPhiladelphia,
Will be reopened on . .
MONDAY, SEPT. EIGHTS.
THE courseof study embraces the
.11. Latin, French and German languages, Musio,
Drawing and Pointing,. together with the elementary
and higher bremehes o f a "norongh English Education.
The accommodations are of Itoalient character and
well calculate.' to ensure to the pupils the comfort of a
home. ()loins to the pressers or %betimes, a deduction
of 10 per cent will be mode for the ensuing year.
mat-dim
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NO 104.
BY TEIiTAYII.
FROM FO TRESS MONROE.
City Point Destroyed by Federal Gunboats.
The Rebels at Harrison's Landing.
They are . Shelled by the Monitor and
The steamship Baltic arrived here this morn
ing, and awaits ordtrs. Reinforcements are or
dered to day to Jamestown Island.
City Point has been entirely demolished by
the federal gunboats. For some time past the
rebels have been firing into our transports pas
sing up and down the James river, and Commo
dore Wilkes sent the rebels word if it was not
discontinued he should destroy their buildings
at City Point.
On Thursday last the rebels brought down to
City Point eight cannon and about two hundred
riflemen, and opened tire on the Federal flotil
la, which at the time was near and abreast of
that point, whereupon our gunboats opened fire
upon the Point and demolished every building
in the place, and dispersed the rebel force.
Foaraass Mosnos, Aug. 31.--The Ironsldes
left Fortress Monroe to-day at noon for Phila
delphia. Her trip has been succesaful.
A 11 , g of truce was sent up the Janiesliver
to Adren's Landing to-day with Col. Forney, of
Alabama, who was wounded and taken prisoner
and paroled some time ago. They also took up
some women and children.
The steamship Baltic is being loaded' with
troops to-day.
Sammons, September 1 —We have received
a private letter from Newport News, dated Aug.
30, which gives the followihg information:
Nearly all the troops have left this place for
parts unknown. Among those that remain are
the 86th N. Y. Volunteers and the 11th Penn
sylvania. The .
. weather is extremely pleasant
here now, and we expect to have a fine time for
a while.
The Monitor, Galena and all the gunboats
have arrived here from the James giver. I
learned from some of the sailors that the rebels
have come down and occupied Harrison's
Landing. The gunboats opened on them with
their thunder and gave them fits for a short
time. This was the parting work in this , lo
cality for some time, as the whole of the fleet
have arrived here. Where they are bound I
of course am not able to say, but you willkiici*
very soon. The Monitor is indeed a queer
looking craft—she has an awning on her now,
fore and aft her turrets, but when no duty she
looks as clean as a lumber raft.
CHEAP COAL YARD.
Ta NI undersigned is now prepared to sell
ockal at the following
iiiEci
‘, at Ivo
‘, broken 41,
Wllkesbarre lump or cupolA
" steamboat,
" egg....
broken.
LykensVeley nut.
Smith's coal
SW- The Larberry Goal 13 a cleaner coal than the Ly •
keno Valley, kindles m easy, does not clinker, and wilt
burn longer and give more heat.
Coalsold by the boatload, car load, steep, halt; or
third tons and by the bushel..
W all coal of the best quality Woad and dnivered
by the
PATENT WEIGH CARTS.
Harrisburg, Aug • 9th•dlm JAMES M. WHEELER
C0.A.T.111
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J'AVING leafed thz Coal Yard, foot of
North street, lately occupied by 0. D. Foster,
lam enabled to supply the public with a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF THE DIFFERENT
VARIETY AND SIZRS OF
C,1AE7.411.1V CICOAL.T—o.
FULL WEIGHT
ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
Orders reapeotfully solicited—whieh, if left at Jihe
oSoe, foot of North street, or at the °Mee of Wm
Dock, Jr. do Co., will receive prompt attention.
GIILLARD DOCK.
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INSURANCE.
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH A22111C
OF PHILADELPI3IA.
Incorporated 1794—Charter perpetual.
Capital and Assets $1,2001000
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Collin, annual W. Jones, John A. Br a m ' ,
Samuel P. Smith, Charles Taylor, Ambrose White,
John R. Ned; Richard D. Wood, Winism Welsh , Wililam '
E. Bowen, James N. Dickson, S. tiorris Wald, .John -
casein, George L. Harrison, Franca R. ante, Edward H.
Trotter, Edward S. Clarke.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Prof.** .
CHARLES PLATI:, Secretary. •
AS Central agent, for th.: above name company; the
undersigned' is prepared to take Fire risks m any part
of the State of Pennsylvania, either
u a t nu s n a s i lly i...t o ra t'
w perp beir et. y '
natty, o e n T t d in s oe treet t tiw o ogi w b ee le a um v r aln .
Ba•se , s row..
WILLIAM BTIERU
jelo-d _
Harrisburg, Pa.
NEW mackerel, in halves, guar tars or
kite, just received, and for sale low by
NICHOLS ?KAMAN,
Corner-Front and Market :oeas,
su49
DVER/SIVE SOAP, something .bettor
than HarriSOU ' S Hossebsid Heap.~ just received and
for Bale by 'FICE(010 & BOWMAN,
JeS . Corner Front and Market streets
BAILSR'S Cocoa and Sweet Chocolate ,
Ibr wile at JOHN HMV, Third and Walnut ntyl
Galena.
I=o=l
FORTB.ESS Motmos, Aug. 80
WELEEILER'S
LOW RATES
....@ll2 26 per ton
• ft 25 per ton
• ® 8 25 per tan.
....@ 3 26 per ton
• 300 per top
@ 3 25 per ton.
825 per ton .
• ® 325 per ten.
....fib 2 60 per , on.
3 tO per ton
• 350 rim too,
....@ S 50 per ton.
egg....
broken