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Company.
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Idanouut or Polio,' arid
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Wooled I addlon by tutors additions.
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VOL XVIII • HARRISBURG, k , P WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON', I SEPTEMBR 3, 1862
. .
DR. JOHNSON
33.ALIATIViECOXUE1
LOCI HOSPITAL!
LXAS diecevered the most °attain. speedy
and effeteual remedy in the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
fill. M Ili SIX TO TRIM nom.
Na Mercury or lioljous Drugs.
A. Cure Warranted, or no Charge, in from one
to Two Days.
Weakness of the Back or,Limbe, Strictures, affeirdom
of the bldneys and Bladder, Involuntary disehargetl,
potency, General Debility, Nervousness by - spepoy j Lan
guor, Low Spirjts Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation Ol the
Heart. Timidity, Trembllngs,.Aininess of Inght. or C•iticit
nese, aeiee te the Head, 'fbrolk, Nose or .Blon, t.ge t .
do= of the Liver, Lunge, •dietriaCti or Bovirits--Aicere ter•
rible ntiorders arising front the-Widen , Habits , of Youth
—these swan and solltars pr4c4 Use more iitaLto the tr
victims than the song of yreoa to - the Mainers of talk
sea, blighting their most brilliant hopes or autioipetianb,
rendering marriage, ht j impossible.
. .
•
Young ken
B3pecially, who have , become the victims of. Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and deetructiVe habit Whitt li annual•
ly sweeps to an undmely grave thousands of Young
Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect,
wbo might otherwise have entrianced listening &Mates
with the thunders of eloquence or waked to - ecstasy the
living lyre, may call whir fuliconfidence.
itaniage . . .
•
RAILROAD,
Married Persons, Or toe* Min Contemplating Mar
ridge, being ...were or phydoeleressanam, Organic debi,i
ly, deformities, Am., speedly , oared.
He who pieces himself ander the eye of may
religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, andeou
thiently rely upon his skill as a 1?r , '
immediately Cured, arm full vigor Rsatoreil.• :
This distresiabg . Allaction—swhich renders lid misera
ble and marriage Impossible—la the penalty paid by the
victims of improper tadulgences. t oung persona are toe ,
apt to commit excesses from not being aware of. the
&radial eouseq..entes that may ensue. New, who that
understands Wesel:Sem win pretend' to deny that the pow
er of proonatiou Is iost sooner those felling into im
proper habits .than by We prudent ' Beanies being de
prived the pleasures of healthy aspen, the most se
rious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind
arise. Thi system beware deranged, the Physical eon
Mental Functions Wesaened, lass of Procreative Power,
Servitor Dispepslit Palpitation of the Heart,
indigestion, Conatiunkm.4. Dejeility, a Wasting of the
Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
OSA; Iffo. 7 South Frederick Street.
Left harm tilde going from liallinwre strest, a law door:
tram Oa Corner. FlanOi to observe Seine and number.
Letters must be pod and contain, a stamp. the Doc.
toes Diplomas hang In lus oboe
A Care Warranted in Two Days.
Ave Ammo 9, nauseam Drain,
Dr. Johnson,
Member of the Royal College of pargeons, LOndon, Grad
uate from one of theorem, embentGaleges in the United
States, aadths greater park of wisps ,hte has bean spent
in the bospluils of London, Paris, Prilladelpbia and else
where, has effected some of the moat Istonishlng. cures
that were ever mown !many tronb/ed with ringing 10
the head and oars when asleep, great nettousailabi,boing
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with derangement a Wed
were cured inuneellidelyt.
Take -Noti
Perielia
Dr../. addresses ad those h aftedbitirelu i , dg.‘
byimproper indulge :Ad and eteluary• baba, iiitiarredu
both body and Mind, unfitting th em for either business,
study, moiety or marries". • •
True are some of the Sad anit - melanebollyeffute pro
duced by early habilit yoUtlt, t Weakness Sr ;so
But end Limos, Pales in ihis Head,' Dimness a Si gh t,
moos o Muscular Power, PiAidtation of heart,
popsy, hlervouu Irrahbd ty, Deraugemeht of thelbgethve
ruactions, General DeblLty, Syniptozns Consumption, , .
MgsmLT.—The foirfuleffeeth oh the mind -are 'Much
to be dreaded—lasi of liferhOry; COOluidOci
premien of Spirits, l9vd ?Or boalsags; AlLt oil 6 1 e. 06 10
Self : Distrust, Lovesf Mditude Timidity , - .16. are Mine: of
the evils produced. - • .
Tnusamens of persons of all ages cad now judge Slut
Is the cause Master declining health, losiig their eigsr,
becoming.. week,, pala,, nervous and emulated, . baring a
singular appearance adOut the eyes, weigh' and hp whims
of eousumptioo.
Young Mee -
• •
Who have Nosed themselvedby -a certain prootioe in
dinged in when alone,; habit frequently learned - from
ern or at sotiodk the .eibiete , of 'Width are
nightly felt, even when asteep,=arni if not Mired' =Venders
u motip impossible, Vindldeatioys both mind aid hody,
&Odd apply immediaudy.
What a pity that a young mum - the - hope of - Mt -coun
try, the darlini butPirent4 ithoultbd snatched from
all prospects and enjoyments of rife, by the eontequedee.
of deviating from the path of nature and iada Iging ; in' a
certatia secret habit, Subh persons Maw, beton, Pineal.
Oak%
?edict. that wetland mind and betty are the mmt
Marriallet
aeoes
etry -requitiltes to promote nanabial happiness. Indeed,
without , Wog the tourney throageltra brownest a weary
pityinglypike preepeot hourly darkens-to. the view ;
the anal becomes eibitiewed wsh despair and tilled w:th
the meleacholly retito4oo, OM the happlues9 or =other
become's tohgeded•will bur owe. • • •
'Disease of imprudence.
When the nueautded and imprnitent votary of pleasure
Ends Matte his imbibe.' the ettedsof thts painful dia.
mum, it too often Webs that antit.titned sense of ehame
or dread et discovery, deters him fren . ritOlYint
whcctrinablheation and teripectithihty,' cum aloha
Mend him,' delaying till the bortatitutienal' symptOknii 'on
this horr d damage make %liar • appeanintee, mich as vl
cannot aore throat, • diseased .!was, nocturnal. pains In
(behead and litibs,'Minnella illfht;datinists,' - hodee on
the shin bones sad arms, bhflobesotithe:h ad; fano-WM
extremities, progreismit: with -trtghtful reship", WPM
last the palate et the mouth or the bones of that neamfial
in, and the.victim of this awful disease Atomise lain* Id
object of commiseration, till death puts ,e ;period to bin
dreadful sufferings, by sending hum to that Undfscov•
vexed Country. front whence ao traveler returns."
it Is a eteloachollY fad that. thousands victims to
Ws terrible disease, owing to the mightn't/hums of lane
not premodern who by the 11110 of that Asa, P•if On,
Mercury, ruin the constitution and make the redidint o
life atiaerable.. .
tnuagem
Trust. not your liv es or hood', to the care of tha ma*
Unlearned and Worthier', Premodern 'Manure C hiMet
ledge, 'Moe 'or charactie,.yittii copy Dr..lohinioreiedne ,
vertisemente, or style themellete di the newe'mperii,
regularly Bducated Physicians incapable pt Coring, they
keep you trilling month after month Wag their IMO
and potsonousinsa coinpintuds, or se loOk as the alnallest
lee can be obtidoed, and in despair, leave you with .ruin
ad health to nigh over your gather ill9r pofntmedt
io. Johnson is the onlyPhysiciato ..OVertialog.
Efts orpdeatla hangs in Jib" now.
remedied or treatilliet are daknown no all ottletiB
Prepared troni ; a life ;meat iv theii:
: eat hes — pluda of KR
rope, the drum the countryfied is wore Menem PO,
vote Practice than any other'Pbysitltau lin the world.
Indo*ieeet :Of. the Pia..
The many tboyeauda nu* at Um institution year 4
terzear, and the -numerous Important Spliced lipase
thee Refeemed bj Dr. Jelnenon, eriteceseed' l by Dte,
patter/of the .130 n,” adlipper,"lllo: ninny other le"
perm, notices Ar which Niv.s appe4l , o4 -,agile and agaia
before the public; nernbarr kin lauding as a , gentleman of
character and responsibility, is a Cu &dent guarrautee
was alitedd : : . pee . .
bdily Cured.
.R•rsana wrwag.nould P.Atießlat . direottugilleit
tete:re an ItleAubtAtucil, Intie .4:oowlits ma ter
JOHN JILJOHNSON. N. D.
1 t: 3 : VALPY INSTITUTE
FOR YOU ' 'NG 4:IIINTLEMEN/
MECRANAMPROI P 4
R.E.V. O. Bag as.solts.
AN MIMEO lUD COIDERCIAL SCHOOL.
mums
. 1 Prom 13eptember let to. Feb. let:; " rebnuuy Ist to July
Z ia r rir o r t t r ro s no per won `
"I,NDEPEN - DENT 111 i 711(N44i-
ffloii-
Organic Ww!lcrielii
Of thillaliallorlf IA I O/ 1011 Pfla 1 / 4 **laid* Md.
. •
• . et " . 1 llanton
• REIGHT' -REDUCED
HOWARD & HOPE
EXPRESS CO.'S
MORT 86 QUICK ROUTE
TO AN D.FROM
'NEW YOR.K
Goods Ordered in the
Itlonibw , Returned
-ttre
,dame ; Night.
Lefty° .New York "lit 74 P. U., by the Faat
Through Express 'Train, arriving in HarriebUrg
at 8 A. lit. ,
WITHOUT ORANGE OF OARS.
Order Goods marked
via 11,9 PE EXPR*lttef
General Waal. 182 Broadway, hew York.
For further information enquire of
GEO. BERGNER, *gent. ..•
liassissaaa, Aug. 166i.-dtf
TILE NEW EDITION
•of •
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HAS JUST BEEN PUBLISHED,
PRICE $5 00.
AN ENTIRE npw edition of this . Weinman
LAW Book kao just been issued. , It is now
distinguished by : the following superadded
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annual Digpste pUblished since the date of the
eighth edition (18.68) have been incorporateil in
the peired ,the work.. biany thousand new
authorities Aaiie Wen cited; the report of the
revisory of the Finial Code his been embodied
in the notes to the various sections of it, and
pheiapponAlig o cfaitaiwifpr .the
oft ferthe""luMikilitithi
Records, and the Statute of Fraudulent Con
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dedlloll6 exiilanatory theta:" The work his
beet imepared by the - leenned editor, Mr.
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value will be presorted the continuation of
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011ABT.1; 'OAK •
F A. Y 0 TJ B •
UNEXCELLED BY ANY IN THE UNITED
STATESAND SUPERIOR TO•ANY
•
=FANCY BRANDS
OFF NEED IN PENNSYLVANIA I
II IS MADE OF
CHOWN SIIIIIOUttI HITS WNW.
air Delivered en'', pia ato the dil a free of, *up.
T EMS, 'CaSh . Oh
jig() DW.
BC/W(INA,
A hatALL, but very superior lot of
.414316 Bologna lUllll4{O AK received, oy '
.ey2e • WY. DOCK,Jr'.
• CLARET WINE: . !
r E are closing out !%V.ERY. SUrkatlOß
VIA' Loral lesstiunt co
i ys WM. Oa. Jr aco
'DROWN sugars of 101 l grtides, for WO
jup - low; 'by - NICROIA s nOWMaN,
joltoS ta.,ter ymiki etrCell.;
• '
P R.Fi 'W`YE JARS
I_, A 8,8 E S..
ExTy..NSIV.N.;
Inetudneg Jelly llesigik. Pieeecre
Myth ar4, AG, &Ai ,or al' atslot, /*it reCIOVINI an 4.10
role low by . . .400/lAJL out/YUAN
Corner lirout & Market 'aroma
CID. 11111 0.7
uIIRE cider vinegar, waxianiad w itar an t le
I. low by N/CHOLi
i72b Corner Front and Market streets.
.11BitIOATING Oil flit' 'kolas of ma
y/ obery, In convenilenk paokagehjounnlvyary low
;. • , 2... NIMALSI !SOW/ILAN,
jel9 . Cornor Front and Market alsoet.
WI .L . T E B ANDY
FORPRiit3-EllyllTer.rUli.Eoo - 413.
A VERY superior article, (pure,) lust
received and for twat) • •
.0.30 • WMAIOCK. JR4 Ac 0 1 11,
•
• V AN BEANS.
WE are offering for sale a splendid
V V quality or Val9A Beau at WO prices, by WI
pound, °moo or siqgly.-
- KILLIVAS DREG AMR,
" *1 Mittel alrort.m
I\TEW Orleansßugaza :ewhite and brown,
lastriterred as tot hile a kow by
• I NIUHOLEIIir 80W11.421, •
106 ' Oor, 'Tom and Market valeta.
if ADE tram. choice and salt:tad Apples
AL sad. gbanorteed 'by tut to be staidly pure .
ell 4 'M. DUCK ut 00
up e bar brim. o of_tatra jowl y flour
which we weretat to give zesUoLotiosi, fat sale
igiCROLW 110Wit&N, •
looreengleatiinCittultet 'week
mill
PIitIISHtD, coaise 'kid' line . pulverized
IV sugar, lowea than any other *see In town. Call
sad examine, Ihnula* BOWitslt
iPO Corner Front and Matheatdreins;:
TIRE/SERVING jure, .fruit cans of • all
4 ,1 1014#184( ' idAßro
Coniv t."1414114§)
EN
. 'AUL Door., /1. ifill/.
(I AD. B ai r y j„
*1644
NE . olit A• L t - N i i :N - V'N E
Nati gibindtbrtnents
NATIONAL ~I IOIIBE - IHOV,
W ILLIAMSPORT,
BEIT 2d, 3d, 4th, and 6th.
DAILY ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS
The gates4lll be opened for the sib:deka
of the public, front 8} o'clock, A. M., CAW
sundown each day.
MEMVIDAI;JASPTEM4 I 4II
Ai bi s - 1t Of
all horses entered for - premium, exhibition or
B ei% witiate.Plor, on the fialc tale -track:.
" Vol A. M.—Triarof speed of the tomes
designated by theitlges.
tba sound of the:hell,
Class number 12 (Matched Horses,) will assem
ble in trout of the Judges' atand for exhibi-
11 o'clock A. H—Trialeg speed of the horses
designata tiiis fudges:''
o'clock A. lif.-zAt the sound of the bell,
,Ohisslnumber.2/18 iiVituldij: will assemble in
faint of the Judgeif.statid-for exhibition. '• .
12 o'clock Al—Tritil - df speed of the bonus
designated by the - Judges.
121 o'clock. P. 111—Dinner. The track till
be °pa for.promiscuous driving until 2 o'clock.-
2 o'clock P. of speed of the horlies
designated by the Judges. ; '
• -21: o'clock P. M-LAS the' sound of the ixlit;
class number 8 (Stallions' 6 years and over,)
will assemble in front of the Judges' stand for
exhibition. . .
81 o'clock P. MlLTrial O r speed of the horses
designated by the 'Judgaii.
4 o'clock Y. M—At the iodine] of the bell,
Class number 2 (Thorough Bred Mares,)
assemble in front of the Judges stand for exhi
bition.
41. o'chick P. kt—Trial of speed of the horscii
desigualed by the Judges.
rde# l -OWAbL
9 o'otObrA.. 4L
lif=a-Orste MPER PAtieit,7
Of Hone' by
Stow, the PECIZIMIN
fhb MtreesltaireuctrStitiiiintlfepil •• y
o'clpukr, A. 4—Trial of, rupee.d of the
a baaaer beefing .its Anitifo.
horses desigurited by tht Judges. ,•
10 o'clock A. M--At 14 a 140W/4 of.,the
Class No. 1., (Thorough ,Bred; &Winona) will
runernide in front of :the Judges' stand for ert
hlbition.
10} o'clodir A. 14—At the eonnd of the belt
Class No. 14, (Gentlemees spans of Driving
Horses,) will assernble..in front of the Judges
stand for exhibitioh.
I IP; eclock ( JCL-U*l Ori speed 'of the
'horses designated by the Judges.
111. o'clock A. the sound of the heft,
:Chypii r- No• :(Viturezus Vrideine,),
asaitable in front tpr . tiie Judges' stand for ex
hibition.
12 o'cloclCH—Trthl :of speed ,rof. 'the heists
designated by Judges.
ci"clock,P. H-,-61 the isound of, the,
dein bid: 18, ttlenifebien's
will, assemble in front Mike Judges' stand
L. ; : • . _
tk T 44.7 Medt . /Lomeli,
designs by fee - ru es:
8 o'clock " the sound of the bell,
thee will hint / X . 41 7 0f speed of Thorough Bred
Horses designated hrthe Judges' •• • --
4 o'clook :111L-stthe Wend of the be11,..41
- horses to whom premiums bins been awarded,
will assemble on the 'half mile track, at rli
thin the awards will •be announced froni the
Judges' stands, and premium Sags distributed.
The Chief Marshal 10411161131 i pniictiiali# on
the pest• of !the exhibitors, in having think
bevies-rev:l3qm' exhibition on the idgial 'of '44
bell, according4O-the adveribied progriniunts.
Horses not ready for the exhibition is cAllest
for lir the Chief khashid may =be rejected
Irani .thivibittof conipetittinflor premiums.
ihne has nsiVbain given in' the
pregraisine fer'theiJectgea l tneicanibie any ate
elle, :before the 'calling Of 'another chiss, the
thst nsined'olaas east :lined on a vacant
part - of the! puled, so onbinst bX the C h it milatbar, 4L. • ,r; ••:• • r r ; ;
' 'DB. - W. F. LcIGOTIt , ; °hie isnifail.
ainc284124 • '
-..-. THE 7/11016168- SIIIITIVS ' -
BOARDING, AND DAY . 86.1100 L
.
.1 1210 . BPI* atillawdeiphlih. .
Will ni.rerelocliell tat , ~ . . ..! .1 .. ' .1 "
MONDAY, !MFR.:EIGHTH:- .
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THE NE WEI.
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We give tai-day Bitch' further reports in !ela
tion to the recent battles in Virginia as are
available. There is yet no official report of the
battle of Saturday, but from other automat we
learn that it was not as -severe as the battle of
the previous day, and that our while folioed
during that daY' (tilatardayi , did nut exceed
3,000.' The principal fighting did not'oconr until
late in the day, wh'en the rebel reinforeeinente
were precipitated upon the left 'Ot our line,
held by Gen. McDowell, and it !Dwaine a neces
sity to fall back toward Centreville. Our loss
es were heavy, both in men and office's, :but
that of the rebels was certainly as great. Gen
erals Hatch; . Buford and Stahl are reported
killed. Gda. keiiiney is seriously and den.
Sigel slightly wounded. On the rebel side Gen.
Eaten is reported' Itilled and Jackeon woUnded.
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The position of affiirias we understand them
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now to be is, thatour troops are mas sed in front
. . . ,
of Centreville; extending forward s o m e , three
milei and holding the crossings of . till ltun.
The Divisions of Generals Sumner and N'rank
lin Gen. Pope and other reinforce
(mute are• going forth from Alexandria. Gen.
Banks Who wax left with his aivisien A Brietow
Station, 'beyond Manassas,' alter destroking the'
rail road pr6Pettfthere, fell back and joined
General Pope without loss. It will assist the
reader in Understanding the position of the op
posing armies; if he will recollect, that though
the present battles 'have been fought on or
about the historic field 041611 . yet'tit,51o 7
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cation of the forces is different, In the cam
paign of 1861 the 'Rebels came" up from the
southwest 'towards 'Manasias ,Tunctiod; nbir
they - hive 'approaehed it frOm the northwest;
and the present army lines are therelore newly
at' a right angle with those occupied in filly
1861.
Our latest despatches -report that the contest
between the two armies was not renewed yes
terday. Whether- this apparent remit is con
tinned on amount of the severe losses and
,e.v.-
haustion of both sides , or is concurred in . by
4th.OPOoslog commanders for the purpose ,ot
carrying out measures which each'deem neces-'
eery, we have of course no information. It ap
pears obvious,, however. that all delay must be
advantageous to us. We are near our iappltee,
whilst the rebehi can only.obtain theirs front a
army 63•14:80 -, . 17 aujoiliAtw;ii . 4ll4 the Me:.
gliy ' hill i*O .1 "0 1 007 lx , PcOn6Olid Wit , ,I tt
force. 'lci thief' enportantpokits the advaeta
is deoidedli With us, and each day of del a y _ ii
dayfif defeat to the main purpose of - the f retied
pampaign—that 'of Wiapid and ituocessful ditith
on Washington.
A later dispatch states that thery is no trail'?
in - thii 'report tbat General Kearney—the opie-'
armed fighting hero--Waswoiinded. The noun=
try will rejoice that he i 8 not taken from ttpi
Hod at dila i091)4111/t 1210111 ,
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A large number the wounded in the recent
battles hayeinierilirimitikt . into WathimOon.4--
Very many of r l iom lire irrl . r4i# l 4.4 WRIPPA -,
In order to make room ter the new mweAte
xni vitlesceritiinthel2nsidtddiatroundWiehin l l. -
'ton _have been r removed ebutwkem , *iitetzf i t t d
sever ht 6 lraii : Kied here /110 TVA an C i i ire 'r.
temporarily rooMModated in the sithwel'Of ' f
Maryland biotin/ -.
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Fiom Our aioknipg KW Atop. I
FRff'_WILLIAXSPORT.!
Great Success of the National Horse
F a i r .
`A Large Number of Val:Liable Hereofto
Entered.
the Town filled With, Strangers
4wid f/itfoitdt to tholhtv,k
The . • Ho rite - FBlr now :11Progr.001. here
is
‘ great iicoeee. A.
i-a- r g e ; nT4
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• of velue4
I horses have %—enteied, and more are e*Peet
ed to - night Trief44, fitted with strasgeni
Ais She of m ost exhi bitions
'ever held in this coun ty, i
FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. MoOlellan in Command of thg
Fortifications at Wallington • n
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ARRIVAL oF WOUNDED soLDDHOIi
&AD QUABATIRS ARMY,
• • Araintarr GumLs - L's Onncs,
- •Th'eskirtoon, Sept: 2, 1862.
. Gilman 011.1) . 116, No.' —. By direction of
did Presiderit t Maine .Ghneral McClellan wil l
brie - conmand of the fortifications Of. Washing'
GM end of tricips'fil- the defence of the Capital .
Itiy s teildpr Otthe Watery of War. •
ISignM3 • E. D. TO WNSENJ); A. A. Gen.
•
A trifh Wars having on Werd 6OO or 000` •
5.14; 1 4- 41 1 .6: *hie wounded in Eltitidny's tight
' trii:denetk this ratalilet .ronzarTairt - i4- They !
;,I„,ssrpintliiiiiongstitlAis the 26tat 0010, 0 6thirol"!
ate; Bbttr A laibe4-/ 44 1
td 4- 2.124 cam t edimil •24 PY
,244
charge rebel prisoners.
NO 105.
NJ:Lumina; Sept.
grttaut tinting Pam
Having procured Steam Power Presses, W Par
ed to eseonte .103 and HOOK pitIZT _ army
draaritaanl, rratalitra Om* It can Ink is to ' other
: : , t i- r ,
eatabllehment Itltthr tmartly. ,.. ,
... ,r' ..,...r ,
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alE.;Or eDregIISHIG. _ ~____,
sir Four lines or lets constitute ens -kldr -staare•
Light lines or more than Roar constitute a aquas.
Half "
square, one day ...... • 1
.V 10
one week *
n one m0nth........ ... ... .• • • •• • • .•• .... I
ill
a three months.. ............ ........ 41 00
ti ibt months 6 00
~ one yta-. 10 01
One Square, one day.... lA
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one week
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200
one month 100
6 . three months 10 00
it Six month • . 11 00
" OM Yea" Ra 00
sir %MUM notices in the Load Mum% or
berme Marriages and Deaths, inserted
EIGHT ofArs Pen uNg
roieach insertion.
fir• biafftU and Deaths te be _charged u regular
1 4 YeFtfee0 - 0••• •
From Gen. Pope,'s
iArmy.
Probabilities of Another Battle•
CONDITION OF 1461 1 .
' l6 INDIC
Pope Largely Bei&forced and Advancing.
VireeemenoN, Sept: 2
The excitement that prevailed in thin eityou
Sucday and Monday has considerably abated,
and no fears are now entertained of further dis
aster.
General Pope had been largely reinforced at
Centreville by freitit trtiotis, 'and • his commoni Ca
don by railroad with Washington had furnished
him with abundance of supplies and ammuni
tion. His Wounded. nee. rapidly arriving in
Washington by railroad: .and ambulances, and
it was thought he would- • bq ready to .day for ao
tive offensive operntions, having made an ad
vance yesterday. In all these respects be has
the advantage of the enemy, uid has of comma
been able to recuperate and bring his army
again into fighting condition more rapidly and
effectively.
General Franklin's Corps of the army of the
Potomac, with the command of General Sum
ner, had already joined him, together with the
command of General ganka, which was tempo
rarily cut off by the reverse' of Saturday.
General McClellan has taken command of the
defences of Washington, with all the troops and
new levies in and about the city, his old troops
having been.all forwarded to GenerairPope.
Many speculations are afloat with regard to
the condition of the enemy :or supplies and wa
ter, but there can be no doubt that the plan of
drawing Gen. Pope to the: South aide of the
liappshannock, and then tuaiang, a:dash-in his
rear, was contemplated for a.lng time previ
ous to ibi having taken Amp, and th-y had
doubtless. concentrated' Supplies there ftethe
emergency. . • .
The rumored death of the rebel. General
Ewell, and the wounding of Gen. 4itoksort, is
Stir generallY 'credited, though in so tierce a
conflict they 'have doubtless lost many high
of ices. •
The propriety of making an immediate ad-
Vince on the enemy is extensively diectumed,
some preferring that time should be given for
the organization and drill of the new troops,
and others that the blow should be stricken at
once, before the enemy has time to recuperate.
Gen: Pope, however, knows the condithine of
the enemy better than thee who themes the
point, 'and will doubtless take such course as
will be most to the advantage of the • cause.
He is still being reinforced, which indicates an
Intention to advance at an early day,' on the
enemy, rather than fall back on' Waard4ton.
Another Account.
GEN. POPE LARGELY -RAINIM,4OIP„AAD
---" • 'ADVANOLNG. .
•NVAggpstritili, Sept. 2A-tin Sunday morning
Wimp tridir tof , attibulaweee, inumbering• 660,
*ad Whacks,: rekiqeeded toitki tattle geld 'to
uouTor tikither 9FirAtctuguigd., E4LIMUI: Land
ffo'elooli la he Rairwas, fifteen ef , thtt.anibti-
Luke.; *brittle adratitif elf the train, down a
bollow, Were taiptared , by rebel 'semis. &I far
abotti43oo wounded , have been reenoied
the field. Thee, mgreniente were faelanded
by Kai& W. C. Kirniy, of Kew York., ,
On sanctity morning at 6 o'clock oar army
wasmithdrawn behind the 'hills of Centreville
sE, & fgio, it is belleretioto,drworiout the enemy,
Out they, ; dktnot advance.. (;itk lifignday i morn
ing our army again advaboat i hret trp pollee
toward the old battinliaild..• •
There lama reittforeetnents ha* ar
rived there, cansistiog of artillery sackhaantry,
wake *to army perftrAlY. Ode. . _
- No' tiring took piece' after 9 'o'clock gatu*y
fight. Kearney 's . Di;vision remained on the
fteidafil 41 o'clock. .! ~! • :• ,
,St l o. 2 l.l o tee ehelie were :thrown latothe
enemy, bat, c) reepopse waside r
Yesterday Etozwipg Gen. K - earperia
had irelight-ekirmidt with 4.llkrowelay:
In the reeentbattla Gen. Hatch was wonnii
-Lball-paseed-Ithromh the brim and
body, of 11 . bitolt bat and _fattened .on
the dead were being buried . and
the wounded removed from the late maim of
nfliot madet a lag of truce.,
THE VERY LATEST.
ALL QUIET ALONG TUE
Arrival Gen• Banks' Cougiutd•
HISS imps pr . am annum.
Wmiut!fazwr,
Decent advices received from the vicinigr of
the late sangninary . Csnilict of 'our miller; fa
Virginia, with the enemy, report affairs in that
locality ad eotiparativelY qUiet: The news
from, that quarter to-dtiy, has tom, considering
the totemic excitement mid baste prevaleet,
decidedly meager.
•
Rumors and stories of the most eitravigant
nature have been • circulated throughout the
city, a greatm4orlty of-which bare been found
on inquiry to be entirelnuorcilable.
Parties who left - Ceuta ovine late yesterday
afternoon, report thit'the - Command of Gla.
Bitoksi which hid 'been rumored cut up; COL&
inenCed ;arriving at that point about :fis.
o'clock P. 4. There can be little doubt of
..tbp
correctness of - this repot t, as our informant
states that he witnessed the arrival of this Coin
mend. It is 'farther stated that a mart:Vol
wenty-five miles was accomplished by them on
bat, day ip order to reach, that positiou:.: .11
FROM PRILDEUII:I4..
TEE PRIZE STROKER:BEWPAp
f
Discovery o Baited Cam*
, .„ .
Mumma, Sept. S.
At the bottom of the licijd of tbeforlie etas S
uer Bermuda, three - immense rifled cannon were
found, yesterday, of 7*, inch bore.
Ake shells that were found InAtieliold wae
miliaria Intended for du:tiepin one of which
be - oirr&tolttrong, Bu, Alongside of
iltfte bee, Pieeis ili
etaticVeverig eeversf ciao
di latge enOpsfireil- to voiltsio , rifles and
man cannon. Iheriurea. re4;yet heeratakee
from the hold of the chip.