9ailp titgr4o.
NO cICE TO ADVERTISERS.—AII Ad
vertisements, Bugloss' Notices, Mar
riages, Deaths, dro., to secure Insertion
In the TELEGRAPH, must Invariably
be accompanied with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the regu.
tar Evening Edition are inserted in the
morning Edition Without extra charge.
HARRISBURG, PA
Monday Afternoon, September 29, 1862.
NOTICE.
Ihe following notice has been received by
the Postmaster of this city, relating to the sale
of postbge stamps to be used as currency in
place of small silver chaoge. It will be observed
that the Postmaster is prohibited to sell stamps
for that purpose. Read the notice, viz :
POST °MOH DXPAHTMSNT,
Finance Ofice,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27, 1862.
Sia : Postmasters are instructed not to sell
stamps, knowingly for use for currency. The
Department is at present unable to supply one
half the current demand, by reason of large
sales by Postmaster's to the public, to supply
the want of small change
Respectfully yours,
A. N. ZIIVIELY,
Third did. P. K Oen.
Ciao. BSRGNER, P. IC Harrisburg, Pa.
Ex-Gov. REEDER was in the city yesterday, a
guest at the Jones House. He looks well, and
as ever, is enthusiastic in the cause of right and
justice.
Gov. Ton, of Ohio, passed through Harris
burg to-day, en route for Ohio. We learn from
a passenger who was in the car with Gov. Tod,
that he (Gov. Tod,) had stated that orders
would be issued for the recruiting of an addi
tional force of nine months' men.
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THE PEOPLE'S lIISION EXECUTIVE Committee
of the several wards of the city of Harrisburg,
are requested to meet at the Park House, at 7i
o'clock, P. u,, on Monday, the 29th inst.
2t PETER MEYER, Chairman.
GOOD FOR ME ONE HUNDRED LAD TWENTY
SEVENTH, COLONEL JENNINGS BEG 0 0 T.—Jehu
De Haven, Esq., Supervisor of tie Northern
Central Railroad, has just returned from Camp
Boas with upwards of three thousand dollars
sent home by the soldiers in that regiment to
their friends here ; that regiment having just
been paid off.
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.—The manager of
this favorite institution was again gratified on
Saturday night with a densely crowded house-
The audience were in estacies with the original
comicAli , ies of that sable son of fun, Sam.
Sharpley. An enure new programme is pre
sented, in which Sharpley appears in the first
part as the tam borine minstrel. He also sings
a new banjo song—The Keystone Volunteers ;
introduces his laughable burlesques—The
Soger's Return and Sam in a Storm. Another
hill house may be anticipated, hence those de
siring seats should go early.
HARRISBURG ACADERY.—The fall session of
this popular institution commenced to-day.—
Under the charge of J. F. Seiler, the Harrisburg
Academy now ranks among the best institutions
in the State, both in respect to the branches
taught, and the excellent discipline preserved.
We end 'stand that a few vacancies are yet
open for scholars, and we therefore recommend
those, both at home and abroad, who desire to
send their suns to a school in which improve
ment will be soonest reached, at once to place
them in the Harrisburg Academy.
Moan VICTIMS OT TELE BAILROAD DIEASTER.—
Two more victims have been added to the list
of the slain in the fearful railroad disaster of
Friday last, since our report of the condition of
the wounded, printed in Saturday's TELEGRAPH.
The colored man, Henry Harris, died on Sat
urday morning, after suffering the most India
cribable pain. His remains were properly taken
care of and buried. If every white and black
man in this country can die in the same faith
and hope which cheered this poor Maya in his
last hours, it will be well for them in the last
judgment, where justice will be immutable.
Corporal Edwin F Scott, Second Revenue
Guards, of Philadelphia, died yesterday morn
ing, at the residence of Mr. Henry Kolker.—
This makes the tenth victim. His remains will
be forwarded to Philadelphia this morning.
Corp. Scott had both legs broken, simple frac
ture In one and compound in the other, and
severely cut in the head and face.
There are eighteen of the wounded yet loca
ted in the ware room of the Cotton Factory ;
with eeveral others to various parts of the city.
It is the opinion of those in attendance, that
all these will recover. They receive the very
beet care, and professionally attended to with
great devotion.
IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTRAILB.—AB many Volun
teers in lieu of the di aft, are now being raised
throughout the State, it is proper that the
means by which transportation can be provided
should be made public.
A clause in General Order No. 121, of the
War Department.providee as follows :
"The Commissioners will accompany the
men to camp, taking the control of them,
providing for their transportation by railroad
or steamboat when practicable, and where it is
necessary to march, he may provide a reasona
ble amount of transportation for the provisions
and baggage of the men. The expenses of
transportation will be paid by the Quarter Mas
ter's Department of the United States on dupli
cate bills certified by the Commissioner."
In accordance with the above all applications
for railroad transportation of volunteers in lieu
of the draft, and men actually drafted, must be
made to Major A. K. McClure, at this place, by
the Commissioner of the county in which the
meta have been raised.
The transportation order will be made out in
the name of the Commissioner and his certifi
cate stating the number of men and points be
tween which passed, will be required by rail
road officials. Transportation other than that
furnished by railroad companies, will be pro-
vided bylhiCommlesioner as required by clause
of general order above quoted.
FOR FORT DRLAWARE —Some seventy-nine
secesh prisoners were taken this morning from
Camp Curtin' to Fort Delaware. As usual,
they were filthy looking objects. They were
under the charge of Captain Kreider, of the
One hundred and Forty-seventh regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
=I
PARSONS having any articles belonging to the
20th regiment Penna. Militia, lost at the late
collision, and picked up by those Eksisting in
conveying dead and wounded from the scene of
disaster, are requested to return them to the
Cotton Factory Hospital.
B. LLOYD JAMIE, Lt. Col. 20th Regt
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GOOD lON AN OLD HABILIBIBUNGER.—Some of
our good people were quite anxious to know
how our old friend, Rev. Mr. Zarhariae, (for
merly pastor of the German Reformed church
here,) fared when "secesh" took possession of
Frederick. A number of the rebel officers at
tended his church on Sunday, when the Doctor
prayed straight out for the President of the United
States. The rebels had the good sense to take
no steps to punish him for his loyalty. In the
evening of the same day, Stonewall Jackson
attended the Doctor's church ; but it seems the
opiate with which he lulls his conscience, took
effect on the outer man, and he slept soundly
thr6ugh the services. Some of the Union au
dience rather wished that Stonewall could have
been fixed off as was the young man who fell
asleep under Paul's preaching, and gave the
"primitives" a specimen of "ground tumbling."
GAITY Music Hatt.—Bob. Edwards' place of
amusement is without any exceptions the best
place of amusement in the United States. The
array of talent at hie establishment consists of
the following artists : Mr. Curtis Erwin, the
justly renowned tight rope walker, ventrilo
quist, contortionist, vaulter and general per
former, In which he cannot be excelled. Next
comes Dick Berthelon, the champion bone
player of the world, in his splendid bone solos.
Then here is Bob himself, the unrivaled min
strel. The ladies are Miss Julia Edwards, the
Harrisburg nightingale ; Miss Mollie Fielding,
the soldiers' favorite; Miss Lizzie Francis, dart
sues, the Washington pet ; Miss Kate Francis,
the Philadelphia star; Miss Kate Archer, late
of the old Raval troupe. All of the above are
first class artists, and worthy the patronage of
the public. Go and judge for yourself. It is
the only female troupe in this city.
ON A MISSION OF MLSOKUIF. —We learn direct
from one of the principal livery stables in this
city, that a two horse coach was started from
Third street this morning, laden with all sorts
of the most mischievous printed matter, (the
reprint of the articles which Frank Hughes
lately contributed to the tory organ,) the gal
lant Gen. Roumfort, (one of the Breckinridge
candidates for the Legislature in Dauphin coun
ty,) Constitutional Aleck (for such we must here
after call our quondam friend Alexander Wat
son, Chairman of the Breckioridge County Con
vention, on account of his zeal for the Consti
tution) and other articles, which the reader can
better imagine than we can describe. Truly
we can exclaim, that a larger load of Democra
tic mailer never left the state capital, and before
Constitutional Aleck and the aspiring Gen.
Boumfort can spread this load of mischief, we
warn the people to be on their guard. We warn
the loyal men of the county to close their ears
to the appeals which will be made to them by
the trio, and we promise the men who have un
dertaken this mission a full exposure of their
operations before their plans are half executed;
Of course, the upper end of the county will
be deluged with all sorts of falsehoods, and if
the political pilgrims we allude to, namely
Constitutional Aleck and the General, succeed
in that locality, they may perhaps turn their
attention to other quarters.. In the meantime;
we ask our friends to be on the alert, to be
prepared to meet and refute the roorbacks that
went out in the two horse coach, and the mis
sion will not pay the hire of the livery team.
A DES ERVID COMPLIMINT.-At a meeting of
the Commissioned officers of the several com
panies, composing the 23rd Regiment, Penna.
Volunteer Militia, held at the Headquarters of
Company A, on Friday morning Sept 26th Inst.,.
Capt. Hughes of Co. E, vas called to the chair,
and Capt. Wilson of Co. C, appointed Secretary.
On motion, Captains Eldred McAllister and Mc-
Farland were appointed a committee to prepare,
and report resolutions, who proposed the follow"
fag which being considered were unanimously
adopted, viz :
Resolved, That the thanks of the officers, non
commissioned officers and men, of the compa
nies comprising this command, are hereby ten
dered to Colonel Weistling, for his promptness
and efficiency as an officer, and gentlemanly
deportment as a citizen, and, whilst we regret
that our military association is to be so short
it has nevertheless been long enough to impress
us with the utmost confidence in his ability as
an officer and a leader, and should future occa
sion require , it, we shall be most happy to rally
again under his command.
Received, That we have the fullest confidence
In Lieut. Col. Snyder, and deeply regret that
,the delicate state of his health has in some de
greee prevented him from assuming active du
ties with his regiment. We trust that a per
fect recovery will soon enable him to add to
the services he bas already rendered his coun
try.
Resolved, That In Major Brady we recognize a
worthy regresentative of the old revolutionary
Brady stock. That our brief acquaintance - has
Impressed us with his merits as an officer and
citizen, and that he has our thanks for the
courteous manner in which he has discharged
his respective duties.
rust)
John R. McFatima, Capt. Co. A. Geo. B. Bow
ing let Lieut. A. Vowinskle 2nd
Win. B. Marshall; lat Lieut. acting Capt. CO.
B, J. E. Coulter 2nd
Davjil Wition Capt. Co. CJ, J. A. Jacobs Ist
Lient.•B. B. Grossman 2nd
Wm. Burchfield, Capt. Co. D, Wm. W. Mays
Ist Lieut. A. Sample, 2nd.
ls W t Li m e - u R t; r i r. es Pr' gagiet'LlE, Adam
. George
H. N. McAllister, Capt. Co. F, Da niel
Ginley Ist Lieut. J. B. Butts 2nd.
C. D. Eldred, Capt. Co. G, Wm . S. Bly let
Lieut. Win. Vandyke 2nd.
T. R. McComb, Capt. Co. H, J. Workist
Lieut. J. B. - Hinds 2nd. ,•
S. S. Graighead, Capt. Co. I, Alex, Hazleit
?et Lieut. B. T. Anderson 2nd.
John Gibson, let Lient acting Capt. Co. K,
J. N. Ansley, 2nd.
W. B. Hooting, Pres.
AO—DAVID WilsoN, So" y.
pettnovivania Malty elegraph, Acifttlctp lfterttoon September 29, 1862
%SERV= PROM TRI Rama AltllT.—The re
bel army contains a large number of men who
were impressed into the service, and who are
leaving it as fast as opportunity is offered them
to escape. Among a lot of prisoners recently
brought to this city, were a number of men
thus impressed, who had deserted from therebel
ranks, and all of whom, as soldiers, took the
oath of allegiance.
The following is the form of the oath admin
istered by Provo Marshall Cleaner, viz :
You do solemnly swear, before Almighty God,
that you do entirely renounce and abjure a❑
allegiance to the so-called Confederate States of
America, that von will henceforth so long as
you may live, bear true faith and allegiance to
the United States of America, that you will
defend them honestly and faithfully, by word
and deed, against all their enemies and oppo
sers whatsoever ; that you make this your sol
emn oath, without any mental reservation or
evasion whatever, and that on the sincerity of
your intentions, you stake all your hopes of
happiness now and hereafter, so help you God.
The following are the names of the deserterS,
with the regiments to which they were attached
in the south, and their former pl ices of resi
dence in the loyal states. Nearly all who have
thus taken the oath, have also enlisted and
joined companies now organizing in Camp Cur-
tin :
S. W. Mosier, Walker's artillery, New York
Patrick Couley, 6th North Carolina, Philadel
phis.
Frederick Wilson, 11th Virginia, Providence
R. I.
Stephen Byrnes, 11th Virginia, Providence
R. I.
John McLaughlin, 7th Virginia, Philadelphia
Thomas Mathews, 11th Mississippi, Canada
J. F. Zwiefel, 60th Georgia, New York.
John Miller, 16th Georgia, Putnam county
N. Y.
G. W. Lamb, 2d North Carolina, North Car
olina.
James 0. Day, 16th Georgia, Georgia.
John Clews, 27th Virginia, Virginia.
Henry Lane, let North Carolina, North Caro
na!
James McKinney, 3d Louisiana, New Orleans
John Mulligan, 7th Louisiana, Pennsylvania
Samuel Carr, 7th Louisiana, Pennsylvania.
John Griffith, sth Georgia, Savannah, Ga.
James McCall, 4th South Carolina, Mass.
William Ogden, 6th Georgia, Savannah, Ga
Thomas Smith, 4th South Carolina, Massa
chusetta.
George Hamilton, 12th Virginia, Penna.
James Boyle, let North Carolina, Penneylva
nia.
William Higgins, let North Carolina, Con
oecticut.
Luther Jones, 45th Virginia, Western Vir
ginia.
John Ward, 46th Virginia, Western Virginia
James Murray, 6th North Carolina, Pennsyl
vania.
THE "Fzasr CITY TROOP Os Batitaisanno."—At
a special business meeting of the Troop, held
at the public house of Quartermaster B. G.
Peters, Saturday evening, September 27th, Or
derly Sergeant C. C: /lawn in the Chair, and
Sergeant W. C. Fisher acting as Secretary, the
questions of a dissolution of the company and
of an adjournment sine die were fully considered,
and, on motion of private Bohl, it was finally
Resolved, That it is inexpedient to uniform, but
that we will, informally, hold ourselves in readi
ness, under our present organisation, promptly
to respond •to any call of duty that Governor
Curtin may make upon us.
A committee, consisting of Captain Byers,
Lieutenant Boyd, Sergeants Rawn and Fisher,
and private L. Simon, was appointed to prepare
and publish resolutions, as follows, to wit :
Resolved, That the thanks of the company are
cordially tendered to Captain Wm. Harris, who,
accompanying us during our late tour of duty
into Dixie, as honotary Captain of the Troop
and aid to Captain Byers, rendered us most
valuable instructions and greatly promoted our
confidence and gratification, by hie well-earned
experience as a trooper, and by his genial
manners and disposition as a companion.
ResokisiC That the thanks of the company are
due to the officers thereof, for their faithful,
zealous and courteous fulfilment of their official
duties.
Resolved, That the thanks of the troop and of
the individual members, thereof,
.are hereby
most cordially presented to the citizens of Ship
penaburg, for their truly hospital and flattering
attentions in furnishing us
,with dinner and
refreshments at their private residences on our
arrival there on Sunday, the 15th last.
Also, That our thanks are tendered to the
citizens of Chambersburg, who so kindly inter
ested themselves to procure quarters and the
necessary comforts for the troop in that place,
upon the evening of the same day ; and espe
cially to Mr. John Belly, of the Western Hotel,
and to his family, for their successful exertions
to quarter our horses and to promote our com
forts during our stay in that place.
Also, To the citizens of Greencastle, for sim
ilar endeavors to minister to the necessary
wants of ourselves and our horses; sad especial
ly to Messrs. Jacob Smith and Alexander Schof
hirt, of that place, for their active exertions
under great difficulties to quarter and provide
for the troop.
Also, TO Jos. W. Stone, of the
. Bomgardner
House, a member of the company , and to Quar
termaster B. G Peters, for their liberal and
complimentary entertainments of the troop
upon our return to Harrisburg.
ROLL OP THI RUT CITY TROOP OP RABRIRPORG.
Captain Eby Byers.
Captain Win. Harris, (honorary,) aid to Capt.
Byers, and instructor . generally. •
let Lieutenant J. Brighton Boyd.
2d Frank A. Murray.
Quartermaster B. G. Peters.
Surgeon Geo. I:kkk.
Ist Sergeant Chan: C. Rawn.
2d • " W. C. Fisher.
2d " F. Haebnlen.
- 4th . " E. F. Riley.
• sth . " John Killinger. •
Bugler. Geo- Becker.
IstCorporal .Chas. Buehler.
241 " 'Jacob Mish.
8d " • Wm. Steal.
,
4th John R Smith.
sth , " (lea. Dress. .
6th . " A. Wilhelm. ,
7th . " D. Brougher. •_
Bth " Volpert •
t • vitivates: ' •
John,J. Adams, .Jacob H Okitat;
A. GOIII4 fir onl aw& ve r ,
Dan'l. Bitting, David Boyer,
Peter Btu nhart, Joseph F. Stewart,
H. W. Bowman, Boyle
D. D. Spayd, ; • Samuel Schaeffer,
Frank Mahan, George M. Dinger,
Henry Fortney; P . osehiger,
Henry Becker, Henri Thomas, •
Jacob Morning, Hugh Dunlap,
0. A. Davis, Henry Becker, No. '2.
D. A. Bolt, Cornelius Bomgardner,
Wm. Haehnlen, William Knoche,
Christian Cilley, Samuel Robinson,
John Freay, John Miller,
John A. Haller, William Emixiger,
William Gilley,- John Greenawalt,
B. Frish, • Jacob Ilimen,
G. W. Wilt, "John Mounts,
Elba kokei.,' • ' 'Lothar Simon,
A. J. Warfel - Id, John Crawford,
Adam Hoffman, Walter Crawford,
Joe. W. Stone.
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Card of Thanks.
Ilainsztrao, Sept. 29, 1862.
Gro. Sznozza, E. :—Will you please insert
the following in the Taxzezavn :
The ladies of the Union Belief Association
acknowledge the receipt of and return thanks
for the following hospital stores, viz :
I box from the ladies of South Easton, per
Rev. Win. C. Catiell.
1 box from the ladies of Sunbury.
-- boxes from the ladies of Lebanon.
6 bozee from Pittsburg.
1 box from Mrs. Bell Wallace of Stewart&
villa, Westmoreland county.
To Mr. William Cowden for chickens.
. . _
To Mr. Keller, Bomgardner and all druggists
who have contributed medicines, &c., for the
relief of the sick and wounded soldiers.
They would also return -thanks to Dr. Geo.
Bailey, Mr. Geo. Garverich and Messrs. Hum
mel & Kißinger for the nee of their store
rooms.
To Mr. J. J. Clyde, of the Lebanon Valley
Railroad, for the use of the store room ; and to
other gentlemen for their kind assistance in
unpacking the boxes.„
To &ire. George Wilt and other's engaged at
the State Lunatic Hospital, for contributing
and canning tomatoes and peaches.
M. L. BEATTY, Prea't.
E. A. &snot., Sect'y.
LADLE'S UNION Baum SOCILETY.—The ladies
named will send to the reception room, Mrs.
Dr. Bailey's, Market Street, by o'clock,
On Tuesday, Scet. 30.—One pair stewed chickens:
Miss Kate Kunkle, Mrs. Peter At' icks,
Mrs. Dr. Dock, " J. M. Bryan,
" Gilliard Dock, " A. H. Bigler,
" David Eyster, Miss Sue. Bucher,
" J. O. Young, Mrs. Geo. Beatty,
" Geo. Z. Kunkel, "B. Buck,
t' J. W. Glover, " Charles Buehler,
" Henry Felix, " Ms Beaty,
" William Buehler, Miss S. E. Boas,
Miss M. L. Bigler, Mrs. Wm. Brady.
On Wednesday, Oct. I. Vegetable soup and fruit :
Miss Maggie Boas,
Mrs. Eliza Bellman,
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman, " Geo. W. Stoner,
" L. M. Lawrence, " Collins McCurdy,
" Patrick Ryan,Miss Odell,
Miss Linny Pancae, Mrs. K. Frankum,
" Annie Gross, " Geo. Groff,
Mrs. Bush, " M. Barringer,
Killough, " J. C. Bomgardner,
" Theo. Adams. " E. Beringer,
Miss. Eliza Bishop, " Boyer.
On Thursday, Oct. 2.—A two or three quart rice
ridding :
Miss S. A. Bryan, Mrs. Sarah Barnitz,
Mrs. Francis Bernheisel " Theodore Boyer,
" Mary Ball, '' Lavinia Brown,
Miss Julia Fishier, " James R. Boyd,
" R. Hynicka, Miss Kate Boyd,
Mrs. Louisa Crinkle, Mrs. J. H, Berryhill,
" King, " Rachel Burnside,
" Joseph Kahnweiler, " Mary Bergbaus,
" Joseph Black, " N. Brown,
" M. Burke, " Dr. Bailey.
On Friday, October 3—One pair of stewed chickens
Mrs. Geo. W. Buehler, Mrs. E. Byers,
" Elizabeth Cook, " J. K. Keller,
" Frazer, " Wm. Kirby,
Milk, Parker, " Andrew Black,
Hrs. Win. Colder, " James Colder,
" John Cox, " E. 11. Cornyn,
" Joseph, Curzon, " W. Cathcart,
" Charles Carson, " Wells Coverly,
" Dr. Charlton, Miss M. Ounkle,
" Win. Dock, Mrs. T. H. Robinson.
On flaturckty, Ckleber. 4—One pound of butter, eggs,
cooked tomatoes:
Mrs. D. Dougherty, Mrs.'Elizabeth Fox,
" J D. Cameron," John John Frazer,
" Margaret Elder, Sybil Fabnestock,
" Chris. Ehrman, S. David Fleming,
Miss Mary Eppley, " R. J. Fleming,
Mrs. M. H. Espy, " Mont. Forster,
" Dr. Fager, " Maria Groff,
" Geo. Felix, " J. A. Garretaon,
" Win. Foltz, " Dillard,
" Gen. Forster, " Levi Grey.
The ladies named will serve
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday :
TO TIM ULM CAMP, TO SEM AT TKO ROOM,
the. Rachel Burnside, comma ex 9 o'ciam,
" &whin Jones, Mize Annie Warford,
" Wm. Buehler. " Lizzie Trout.
On Thursday, Friday and &durday
TO weir TRIO CAKE., TO SERVS AT TIER ROOM,
Mrs. Samuel Wilt, Mies Fannie Smith,
Cornyn, " A. Shoemaker.
" N. Brown,
Aim B. H. CORWIN,
Secretary Coramitiee Arr.
Haraussuao Levi Swam MARLIff for the week
ending Sept. 18, 1862.—Total receipts of live
stock at Harrisburg Stock Yards during the
week, 1,102 Beef cattle, 1,099 Hogs, 978 Horses.
The sales this week on Friday were:
3. P. Kendle sold 18 Beef cattle—a $3,60
per 10011) gross.
G. Oroseland 17 Beef cattle (i 4 $8,65 per
POOtto groee.
Hayman & W., 16 Beef cattle (4 $4,20 per
100 lb gross.
F4ngland & Webb, 50 Beef cattle, $3,20 per
1001 gross.
Making total sales of Beef Cattle, 100 head.
292 hogs were sold (4 $3,50 per 100 lb gross. The
following droves of cattle were In market this
week
Bead. Had.
J. P. Kindle, 18 E. Buell, 16
G. Crossland, 17 J. B. French, 16
Hayman, & W., lb W. Marshall, 19
H. W. Smith, 39 J. C. James, 15
Seth Carver, 34 P. Ivory, 16
S. Yingling, 37 Ward & Mayfield, 68
'England &W. 250 Geo. England, 50
John Bayley, 18 W. Tanner,
34
8. Hoffman, 36 W. Richards, 31
Thos. Roe, 37 W. Snyder, 49
Holmes & Peiffer, 99 A. Dewitt, 16
P. McCoy, 16 J. Bybee, lb
E. Williams, 75 J. J e n s on, 4b
H. Gallaher, 21 .
To the Afflicted.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form those who are a ff licted with Rheuma
lism, 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 en hand a quantity of invaluable
Salves for Sore Eyes, Frozen Feet and Piles.
References 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
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 bad at
any time at my residence, in Pine street, be
tween Second and Front.
Aul3 dim MRS. L BALI,.
Mm. Bus :—I take this method of testifying
to the efficacy of your valuable medicine. My
child had Convulsion of the Bowels, and I heard
of your curing children of that disease. I then
gave it .a trial,-and my child was restored - to
health. When I commenced to use it my child
was three week, old. I then used your Infant
Cordial until my child was sit months old, and
My husband and I believe that your medicine
Was the means of asylum our child's life. I live
two miles below the city.
WE nays received a large assortment of hoop
skirts, from 75c. up to $2 60. A large assort
ment of linen and needlework collars, and col
lars and sleeves, at all prices. White carabrico,
jacconetts, nautucks, brilliants, and plain and
figured Swiss muslin, at all prices. The finest
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 60 dozen suspenders,
at 11 prices. 60 dozen cotton handkerchiefs,
with borders, and a great many other notions
and small wear. S. Limy.
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Male or /bade,
If you have been suffering :rota a habit indulged In by the
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dee symptom , enumerated in advertisement, and if you
are a s-nfferer,
tut out the adveniternent,
end send for it at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Auk for ifeimbold's
Take no other.
Cares , guaranteed.
Beware of Cbusterfeits am! imitation & jylik-d2m
The only Harmless and Reliable Dyer Known
All others are mere imitations, and ehould be Ovoidal
Ryon wish to escape ridicule.
MARV, RED OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the least
Injury to Hair or Skin.
FIPTB'IIN 111 , DAILS AND DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded to WIC A. BATCHELOR slime 18 9, and over 200,000
applications have been Made to the hair of the patrons
of We fatuous Dye.
WY. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature and is WAYIENTID
not to 'enure in the blast, however long IL may be contin
ued, and the DI effects of bad Drew remedied. The hair
Is Invigorated for life by this splendid Dye, which is prop.
arty applied at No. 16 Sand Street New York.
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sold ll+ all the cites and towns of the United Stales, by
Druggists and Fancy Goode Dealers
The Genuine has the name " William A Batchelor,"
and address upon a steel plate engraving : on the four
Ride. of each box.
MoOldlODea, LEAD &
NO. 64 DUAN E STREET,
KEEP constantly on hand the !ollowing
articles:
LEAD PIPE,
SHEET LEAD,
BUCK SHOT,
BAR LEAD,
PIG LEAD,
DROP SHOT,
MINNIE AND
ROUND BALLS
cf. ell Jzes; all of whkh they c.ffer at the lowest prices.
Beetle lm
FAMILY FLOUR,
WE INVITE the attention of families
who
BAKE THEIR OWN BREAD,
to our stoea of Plow.. We have just received
SEVENTY-FIVE BARRELS
of the .'hoiceut (White Wheat) St. Louie Flour that
the Wett-ru idarAet adonis
We guarantee eirly bareekair bag W 4 MAI to be owlet
tl superior. Ljao) •wwW &RAM, JR., &00
FOR THE SOLDIERS,
A Nag! HEK Ul v i = C B= n o ir:G ( l
WRITING CASES.
Illapresely manure. Lured for the soldiers.
PORE FOLIOS,
POCKET INK STANDS'
PENCILS, PENS AND
WRITING MATERIALS
OF EVERY VARIETY ,
SOLD AT
REDUCED RATES,
STRAWBERRIES.
11011LiNTS set out in favorable weather,
or If watirsi when dry.) in August, September
or ti.tober, will produces fair orop the next Summer,
often enough to pa fur the plants and philistine, besides
ensuring an abundant yield the following season.
All the best vedettes fur sale at the HeystoneiNur
sery, 'Harrisburg an29-dif
CHEESE.
FEW Boxes good Cheese, the balance
Of a large consignment, are offered at an unusually
low rate to cioeson the lot. To retail dealers there will
be an ind ncement offered. Each box sold will be guar
anteed esrepresented. Wit. DOCK, JR., & Op.
jylB
NEW mackerel, in halves, quer tera or
kite, Ant received, and for sale low, by
Nicaas k BOWMAN,
au9.9 Corner Front and Market at ettt.
POCKET BOOKS,
BUCKSKIN PURSES,
PORT MONAIES I
And a general variety of Leather Goode, just
received at BERGNER'S BOOR STORE.
VOLUNTEERS,
/F. YOU 'WAN T
LETTER OR NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
WRITING CASES,
POCKET INKSTANDS,
PENS AND HOLDERS
Of every description and quality, you will find
the largest assortment at
BERGNER'S BOOKSTORE.
In the matter of the t-herilre In Dauphin Cb. Com
mies of the Real Eaiate of Solo- }mon Nees, Vend. Ex.
m on. Lowdensiarer. No. 26, Aug. T,1882.
September 8.1862, ordered by thu court that J. W.
ElmoutJo be wrinted Auditor to distribute the resi
due of the purchase money remaining in the hands of
the *huff.
Tba undersigned auditor, will attend to the duties of
said appal:azimut, at his mace in Harrisburg, on
Tuesday the 234 of September, 1882, at 10 A. r . when
and where all part* inters:red My t t end .
sepWrdolWilic J . W. SIMONTON.
FLY PAPER.
tatFANCY COLORED Pacer, ready cut, for
covering looking Glasses, melee Flames, ee.
e ape other new panarns tbr sale at
ISPAGNAR'S CHEAP BOOKA9EW
EXTENSIVE assortment of glassware,
tumblers, jelly glasses, trait dishes, &C., &0., of
si kinds, Jos retetved, et , w for sale very low.
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Rat Corner Front and Market streets.
IGS, Dates, Prunes, Raisins, and all
lauds of Nuts, 24J , WOWS Sto'e, ituid m it
Pe k :ut. myl
6 000 POUNDS Extra Prime Sugar
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Ourtd elate. for sale very low wholesale
or tele& Dy WM. DOCK J 3., & 00.
MARY E. KAMAN
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! "t"
Wm. A. Batch@lor's flair Dye
Wbolevale Factory, 81 Barclay St.,
oci.2-ddrwly. Late 238 Broadway, New York
em 2thutrtistments
NEW YORK.
Au DITOR'S NOTIOE.
ffliatellantatur
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NOT a few of the wort- t diflorderst that
afflict wank' d arise from the corruption that ati
cumulates in the blood. Of all the discoveries that
have been made to purge it out, none have been tbund
which couldequal in elect A tsa r s COMPOUND Lulu= at
aumpAZILIA. It cleanses and renovates the blood, irs ,
stills the vigor of health into theiystem end purges oat
the humor which make disea.e. It stimulates the
heathy rILLICUOIM of the body and espers the disorders
that grow aid ran le In the blood. extraordinary
virtues are not yet widely known, but when they are It
will no longer to a question what remedy to employ in
the great variety of tifillotims disuses that require an
alterative rem dy. Sixth a remedy, that could be relied
on, has long been sought On, and now, tor the drat time,
.
the public have ore con which they can depend Our
space beredoes not admit certificates to show its effects.
but the trial of a single bott .e will show to the sick
that it has virtues surpassing anything they have ever
taken. Sufferers from Scrofula, Scrofulous Swellings
and Sores, try it, sod see the rapidity with which it
cures. Skits Diseases, Pimples, Postalm, Blotches,
Eruptions sic., ere soon cleaned out of the system.
St. Antlumy's Fire, Bose or Erysipelas '
Zetter or Salt
Rheims, &aid Head, Him/worm, asc., should not be
borne while they can be to Speedily cured by arm's
SaIkAPAPILLA.
Syskidas or Venereal Dieeases is ..spelled from t h .
system by the prolonged use of this SALSRAPARMIA, and
the patient Is left a- healthy as if be had never bad the
Misuse.
wale DiSIASCI are caused by scrofula in the blood,
sad are generally goon cured by ttle Baxsaer or SLAW,
mama. }lice gaper bottle, or 6 bottle' for $6.
Nora thaprupories of a family physio; take AYIR's
OnlitanZlO Pura, which are everywhere known to be
the beat purgative that la offered to the Americas Peo
ple Price 96 cents per Box, or 6 boxei Art $l.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AY&J: k 00., lowa', Hasa. and
Ided by Ilfregglale everywhere.
Bold by 0. A.-Bienr.irt; D. W. Gros a & Co , 0. B. Bei
wh LutS, Dr. grey, F. Wyetb And dealers every
ere.
kf OTICE is hereby given that applina-
A WEL will be made by tlie sub.Gri 'ere, citizens of
Schuylkill county, PenneylvaLki, fora charter of a bank
of discount, depi sod eiccul,tion, milder the free
banking laws of Penneyivania, w be named the “atiV
ERNMENT BANE ," to be located in the boron ti of
Pottsville, Schuylkill county, with a capital of fifty
thousand dollars and with privilege to increased the
same to two hundred thousand dollars.
WM. LIUNIZINGEB, DANIEL KlBlllB,
W. L HUNIZINGER. E J FEY "
H. H. HUNTZLIGN 11,
Pottsville, A ugua, 8,1862.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY ?
THAT lb THE QUESTION.
HE Prop ieture of the "PARISIAN
BATBNE'I ulr WuNDEBEI, AN knflitY and 10.DI
MB', have dote/mined regardless of expanse, to inner
friar, (for the benefit of suffering humanity) POUR of
their most instr mown and ftereating Lectures on Mar
riage and its thaquoidcatious, Nervous Deblilty, Prema
ture Decline of manhood, Indigission Welitnere or Do
or. scion, LOU cat energy and Yu Paean, the Great So
cial Evil, an . those ftal ddes wino% re Litt from youtu
ful Engle. , axceirces or Maturity, or Ignorance of Physi
ology nun Nature's Law, These invaluable Lectures
%ay. , been the means of eulightning and arming thou
s wins, Sad will be torwarden free on toe receipt of four
stamps, Oy addressing 'AGILE .Y Paltielan warm or
&DIATOM AND atinatcam n 63 Broadway, New Tors.
1019-ely "
TO CONSUMPTIVES,
gWE Advertiser, having been restored
to health in a few weeks, by a very simple reme -
dy, after having suffered several years with a severe
lung erection, and that dread disease, lbusurn
ption—
is anxious to make k own to his fellow-enterers the
means of mire.
To all who desire it, he will manila 'copy of the per
scriptien used Mee of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which tney wilt find
cue cure ior consumption, stems', Bsonebble an.
the only object of ti e advertiser in sending the per
ec iption is to benefit tne affliciud, and spread informa
tion which be conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his a emedy, as it will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wisking the peveription will plums address
ztKV. eDWARD B. WLLSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York,
sept2o ddrwam
JOHN WISE'S
Confectionery & Fruit Store,
THIRD STREET, NEAR WALNUT,
Harrisburg, Pa
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
ORANGES AND LEMONS,
PINE APPLES, BANANNAB,
FRESH AND SALT FISH,
And vitietUbles of all kinds, brought direct from the
Eastern Markets, twice a week, and pUrObILSO3 Under my
tkreonat supervision, thus euablidg me to sell a better
and cheaper article Mau any in the market.
sir Orders Mom a distance attended to promptly, and
..Dods delivered to any part of the city free or charge.
Mika CANNED FRUITS constantly on band Give
me a can. LIME] JOHN WISE.
NOTICE.
ALL employees of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad company, who may enlist in the
service of the United States for the purpose of ambit%
the rebellion now threatening the Rheas, of our COOS.
try, are hereby assured, that their reirpective situations
will be kept open and given them iminfttat ely on their
_return; and that the fact of their volunteering to
deltoid their o,untry in this emergency, will be consid
ered hereafter as greatly in their htvor for promotion to
any Initial positions in the service of this CompanY,
OHARLR 4 R. SMfiU, President.
Phi adelphia, August Bth. 1862.
T " UP
degrove Lock
:Property, Canal
grocery and Rwinrille House, shoaled sye miles
above Hanisborg, ts now offered for sale. Pee adver
tisement in Weekly or apply to
aulB-delasesill363
THE largest and most extensive assort,
mot of glace in the city, just received, and ter
ale very law, by NICHOLs & B Jrr KAN -
anti Corner Front and Market Strillata.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
PICTURES TAKEN AT REDUCED RATES.
/VIE undersigned has fitted up a ne w
.1 and splendid
'PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE CALLEIT t
In Third street, opposite the Patriot and Union OS*
where tie will tarnish his patrons with very superior
pictures at reduced rate. Call and see for yourselves:
sept2o dims A. S. BLACK, Artist. 21
JUST RECEIVED.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Nay
. A. Bibles of different dyke of binding, at * t ill ,24
$1 04 $2, $3, $4, $5 =5lllO. Also PooltesMbiii Or Mt
forest styles and prices at SOHEFFER'S BimMegelte. '''-'
febls-y
CLARET WINE !! !
WF, ar e closing out a VERY SUPERIOR
LOr.L /42.1014 n cost.
M
C°"and coal oil lamps, of all
styles and was, for sale, by
?mast s & BOWMAN,
ter - Mroat nartacsayet.g.
au29
FETRA. family Hoar, a snimitor brand ,
wbicarwo warrant to give est - action, Jest ro
ved sad Par sale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
add • Carnes Thud and Market "streets.
an&iltwam
W. P. HENRY
WM. DOCEC, Jr.,* CO