THE TELEGRAPH
IS PIIIIIMBD .EVERY DAY,
By GEORGE BERGNER
Tosms.—soini IkNlMtrriioN
The DAILY Tinsosaya *served to oubsortbora iq th
City at 8 cams perNroolh.i *tatty isti*serthets .r ljb
charged s4'oolo advando.
wig= AND Sim WEEKLY TELEORAPII. '
The Tanßarn la also publistail - twl! w AWN
the session . or the"Legisiature - and wty during lii
remainder of the year and te , subscribers r
the following cash rates, Vis: • •
• Mule nbooribers per year Semi-Weekly-11 110
4,
Ten 1., 41 14
.19 00 -
Twenty " " " •,. ..23 00
Single subsoribers, Weekly ..,. 1 00
In. taw 0/ 1111 1 / B P4F/1/1.
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Repen t the publisher may continue to send the= until
arras/ages are paid.
If sub s cribe r s neglect or refuse to take their newspa
pers from the once to which they are directed, they are
responsible until they have settled the blue And ordered
them discontinued. . :
Ititsulitmclus
.NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
WHOLESALE AND WALL
Gt. R. CO CI NI R. MI,
Corner Front and Market &renta l
HARRISBURG, PENN'A.
RESPECTIVELY invite the attention
11, of the public to their larp and eelecte(
atop of
MIMES, PROVISIONS, FORRIGN MW DO
MESTIC FRUIT&
uow offer for sale'
Stewarte, Loveringe Golden Syrup,
White and Brown Sugars of all grades,
Green end Black Teas,
Coffee, Spices and Flaioriut
[Entracte.
ALSO,
FLOUR
ASH,
• SALT,
LARD,
HAMS,
We Invite an examination of our superior
NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL,
Marquebed In MIT reaped by any in the market, to
gether withall kinds of
LAMPS,
SHADES,
BUBNBE3, '
CHIMNEYS,
&a., &o. Sui
We have the largest assortment of
GLASSWARE QUEENSWARE
in Weeny; also, all lo Ws of
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
Call and examine at our uld stand,
mums it BOWMAN
Corner T r out and Market stmts.
11014/ 2
BAGLE vir °RIK*.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, ,
mearorwcrumis
B00A•BINDEBS' antramlon AND PENS,
STANDING PBESSN-8;
SAWING MACHINES, PRESS BOARDS,
AND RAORTNIS NOR ,
GRINDING GUTTING-MADRINE RNMIE.
Portable Cider Mills and 'Fodder Cuttem
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
General Machine Work and boa and Braid
CASTINGS,
WOOD TURNING IN Ala. ITO BIUNONIOS,
SCROLL SAWING, PLAN1NG,112p.,21704.
jr Any Machine of Wood, crop or Brno
made to order. G'eai 'and 'Sinew A:hating,
HICKOK'S
PATENT WOODEN SOREW ounirro TOOLS.
rash laid for Old Copper, Braes, gpelter,
811;ANI BOILERS, &C. .•
PI NNASIZVAIVI4. - .1141 . ILBOAD,
ABOVE RATE BTBFXr.
• OE.I.LAR WINDOW GRATES,
Qt 7iTtoud patterns, both stationary and swingin dash
Weightwand various othUir 'building ass sials
•ry cheap at the [iny244yl •
•
BOOKS FOR FARMERF, ' I
, .
HE attention of agricuittiris I
ts s directed
I.to the f o llowing • works, Which 'will enable
them 'to increase' the gnantit t y all value Of
their crops by adding science and he, experi
ments of others to their expeiience : ' '
STEPHEN'S BOOK OF THE FARM, dii
tailing all tbe labors of husbandry and'
the best way toperform them. Price.., .8 50
COLEMAN'S AGRICULTURE and Real
Economy 4.00
LANDSCAPE GARDENING, by A11en....1 00
THE FARMER'S COMPANION, by 1311431. , X 76
LEffilliES ON PRACTICAL AGRICUL- ' '
TUBE, by Johnston i .... 60 ,
THE AMERICAN FARMER'S new' iiiiii iini-,_ -
vernal handbook; with 400 pqrwriw.. 2 60
AN EASY METHOD OF MAGINIit ..
BEES, by Weeks .;. ;20
the Nature and Treatment of phloem* of
Cattle, by Dadd - 1 00
LEIBIG I S AGRICULTURAL/M=4 76
MILOH COWS AND DAIRY if il
.
and the production of milk, butter,:
cheese, Flint. • ' • ' .4 60
GRAMM AND FORAGE /ANTE'? hy
Lynch • '
„ I T ;50
SAXTON'S HAND-BOOK, containing' he
Horse, the Cow, the pig„ fowbi, , tirc:,,Ac, .I'oo
THE FARMER'S DICTIONARY and Pia)-
. final Farmer, by Dr. Gardner.... ...1 60
ALLEN'S DOAIREiTIO' ANIMALS ' . 7., '
75
THE FIELD BOOK OF MANURES, or
American Mack =Book: 1 26
THE HORSE AND HIS LABEASES, hy
Jennings . r• • • 1 00
isMATT ON THE HORSE.. 4. ? , ' 4...a 85
vs FARRIERY and STUD /3 . 00K....1 00
OMMANSIIIP and the thasking and-
Training of Hones 76
Standard Books, School Deokif, and , every
thing in the stationery line, at lowest, prioes, at
BERGNER'S' Off P BOOK STORK -
The' Girard 14ita. Inaorpoe, Annuity and,
Troia company . of Philadelphia.
017101, NO. 408 61118PTITZ ingalME
(CHARTER PERPETUAL.) "
therlAL AND ASSIiTS r +MBA.
THOMAS BLDG W I AY;' *Wont.
JOHN r. JAMAS, Actuary,
cbe(piTplUE to make INStatkiiki - 4)14'
tans on the most realm able terms.
They ad as Executors, Tthstees and Guardiahe
wriu and as Iteoeivers add Amaiplees, r e r
b e ing paid up and invested, toirethiptyta
a large en d eanateady Wore/sin reserved hand, ORMa
Wed wearily to the insured.
The premiums maybe Paid Y e etthhaltYearly or guar.
tel
The company add a BONUg perks:ll44y to the tun.
renew lbr bib The FIRST BONUS appropriated la D i .
comber 1844, the MOND BONUS In December, ASS 9,
the THIRD BONUS In UK and the FOUNTII
BONUS in Mb. Theselpiditioal are made withal* ca.
elating law tuarialee u the prezurima to be paid to the
I)3 teMowingt area few caluispiev Diet the Reitstei
Antonin of Poitoy ant
Boma or- bonus to be inersaani
addtion by tutors additions.
anza
hewed
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a 1112 SOOO 1,000 4.0 , ' ' 4 o l ° 4 *
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VOL XVIIII.
itlisultantons.
FREIGHT REDUCED I
HOWARD & HOPE
EXPRESS CO.'S
MORT & QUICK VIE
TO AND FROM
NEW YORK.
Goods , Ordered in the
Morning Retuned
the same Night.
4..., 866 ., Sso
Leave' New York at P. by the Fast
Through illrpiaaa Tndn, arriving in Tharrlnbrug
at 8 A. M.
WITHOUT GUNGE OF CABS.
Order Goode marked
Via SOPS EXPRESS CO..
General Office, 162 Broadway, New York.
For further information enquire of
'O. BESONER, Agent.
.
'likeenemmi, Aug. 1861.-dtf
STEAM BOILERS',
JELA V ING made efficient and permameat
arrangemems for the Teapot°, We are now pro
w." to make LAM BOlidlibintoteeery - kind, prompt
ly and at reasonable rani. .We shall, m iron made by
Salley 41 Brother, the mutation of which is second to
tonata the market. . • .
None but the beat bands employed. Repairing prompt
ly...attended to. seeress WOSK.4
• y Harrisburg, Pa.
O REBILL I—Niohola k, Bowman
;LI respectfully leafs their eustonsers awl the pub•
LLu f•Derallh thattJeur store will not be elated hereaf.
ter In the aftentOwl, as hat been the otos tent - week.
W Wits ail to Gan, sod purchase u heretofore, as we
have packed up nos• of oar gouda.
IsfOAOLS k BUCkIAN, Mr. Front and Ilarket St.
PRESERVE JARS
pao
J L Y: (iLA'E:SE S
gXTBNBIVE assortment of Glaoware,
Aaludlaig Jellp stassee, Preserve Dishes, G0b1043,
~anttierl, la., styles, just received and for
ode iew by N 1011101.5 & BOWMAN,
Iy7 Owner Front a wawa mem
CAMP WAITING OASES,
ka'lak INVELOPEE,
PENS A.Np PENCILS.
Just the Wog to oerri in the Jompssok. Pelee com
plete, anti SS nviate. See sate at
nffiRONEWS WISP BOOR STORE.
EVEKIBEEN TUES. AND SHRUBS,
A RE planted by aonie-experianaed gard.
Aare in.uagtut, &Ameba and October,' in pre
ference to soy other omen, and. with groat semen.
A fine easortmeat at tie day stone erareory , Hartle
bin'. eale-dtf
'IIIOIREIBiiiRVINII jar!" a 44 fruit cans of all
Undo and Macy for, sale by
• htligiOLS & BOWMAN .
sail wrier, Front anj .I.ritat arbeu.
I[IOBACCA, Cavendish, Congress and
11 TWlst, for rale low by •
24101149 8; BOWMAN,
w 421 Omar Meant sad Market .streetio
.11A
:- EidtkiNg in itie sioild, for ibo, 451 , 25
ti. k . ra, :, , 113,0 Rd 114, for mAio Au, , . -
1-7 - ' 8613.1278R'S Ilookstore.
DANDELIQN,:iIio and other prepare
twip.o Goale ter male by . , , , ~ .
. , . - aronorai-oowiert,
.
soptll Comer. Vg'out Nut ,Morkat eloreolio.
BLACKING • •
aI!iILASUN "CHALLENGIi BLACKING. l
• 100 Grog, assorted iiises,,Jusl received, aid tor
se et Wholesale prices,
c , dell • Wit., DOCK,Jr.
WHITE'BRANDV
PORPEESERVINd'PIIIIPOSES.
A -
VERY imperior artiole, - (1)**?,)' jiat4
received and Sir male by
DOCK, • • &Oo
e t a a 2
HIHOBB from the celebrated Ham b urg :
darlea; a small oonalgaisuant Jon &waived and for
au II ' NIONOLS' Ali BOWIIAN,
a , , Carver front and .liargakt Weds.
rANiLLA - BEAX
Lore' offering for vale a splendid
Irv. quality or Vanilla Banat erwi prices; by 'the
pooktO, °linos or dog* _ ^ • .
'..11.911.1111p9 DRUG BTORN,
• ; • - -ii ' 91. Marta Street.
bgEDAR TUBS, BASKETS, pagpivis
and overyWhi Us" 144 - roceivit4 large
titles ac fotilmbi , very lb* by - •
II
Io, l %bandeltowitild other Or ez(araiione
at ova", freak isd *lrk Wriiiklelow,rbf •
• .l 1 1411L3 ei BOWMAN, t
COTO& rroo and *OM streets, •
sail
• • .
' 13' II 11 4:XI.
/00 ir3ilitl2cardeeibiedamr
wth gold at the LoWllstZimpt gp 4 ;fir ~1111
'DANDELION Otaii'Elll.!L:A." - kresh and
ot adobTiaaa Caw itie-receiiid
by L WILADOCIV ir., h. 4
1311EA.SE'lifIT 8111014,1
AV9rY'ohOioo lot, Opal to the colobra
t " (in/DOZWI) .111.1Y60./Vld•
1/211 • WM!
nALL and examine thann d 0* lark r
V oil indi n tt best, cheopeffitatadtillititirmtHoni kat;
ha, epraerfrapn aaa,llarkat. etraiti
ILTEWBOLD midi lot , o f
these ecleirilet Habit Just riteliett.
orrP4 VOL DOCK,
a i talittill BTU S le . the plat*
Soisa.Pdans
"INDEP T„ of HI LIT It 1., I,N NONE '
•
HARRISBURG;)r-VV;'"HtfAa DAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 16, 1862
Ift, .J - OHNSON
LOCK
.
.
. :'
u A, discovered the.most certain, speedy
41. ehhgreloparemedy is the worthier
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
num is six TO Twital Rorie.
No Maradry or Foxiou Driiio. •
A Cure Warranted, or no Charge, In from one
to Two Days. • •
Weakness sf the tack - oirlAmbs, Strictures, A ff ections'
the Blihieye and Meader, Involuntary discharges,
potency, General WWI% Nerromnemr, Dyspepsy,
Lao!, Law Bplrits, Copfiteion of Ideas, ESipitation of the
neart, Timidity, Tremhlings, Dimnese of Sight or Giddi-,
nese, Df seam of the Mud, Throat Nose or Skin,
tionn'hf the Liver, Lang, Stella& or Boireisiliose, ter
riblo•disordincl arising tram tha• Military Habit" of 'Youth
senses AO MOM Flamm more fatal to the tr
victims Wed Gm song of tyreus to, itpiMariners of Ulys
ses, blighting their most 'brilliant hopes or auticipedionv
rendering marriage,
'WOW . ,
lispeolally; *Bo 'have become e victims of Wintry '
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which anneNt•
ilwver Ao an ,outimely grave ihouidunts' of Ifidung
flee of wiriest ezilted talents and brilliant, intoned,
erlio might oitherivfee have entranced liatening„konatee
with the thunders of eloquence ' or Waited 'to 'tonally the
living lyre, may call with full
• . litainage. • •
- Married Portent; or Young- Menceinteinplatitig `liar!
Sage, being awarp,of - phystoal weakness, cugabki• detifict
ty, deformities, tmo., speedily cured.
He who places himself under the cam or Dr. J. may
religiously conflde . in - hist•boner as a gentleman, and con
fidently rely upon_his4lll a /Veil/ ,t
f iV)l_l thiat
Immediately Cured, and full- vigor. Bettors&
This distressing AffectiOnw•which renders .111p_mbera
ble and marriage,iMpeeetblei.ir tholiffo44Y: PIGG. by,the
victims oritnipropirbidelgelleek, Young persons art too
apt to commit ezessees trim cues **gig aware of the
dreadful tionseqtenoeil that may ensue. New, who that
understands thesublectwßipietend to deny that the raw
er of procrpation to lost sorer ,those , to in
prow babies Man brthosiiideut Rnkles ' de:
prived the pleasures of healthy °Miming, the most se
rims and destructive sysitAhks to both body and mind,
arise. Um eyaMm Ipopleass 4mossos,Aeliflimiciarand.
mental ;
Fen
Weakened, of Procreative Power,
Nervious irratibility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Clonsiiitallon.il Debility, a Waiting of the
Frame, Gough, Oansuininkin, Decay and Death.
Offioe t llo. 7. South Frederick Street
Lett Land . side going from Baltiriceretistreet, h taar•notr.
tram the owner. Fall not to obierve name anti number.
Uttar Siert be paid' and contain a stamp. ,TheDoc
torts Diplomas hang in Mollies. • •
A Cure Warranted in TwO
No Normal or lhauseete Drew;
Dr-Johnson, •
Member of the Royal College of Burgeons, London," Grad
tette from oue of the met embentOollegea in the United
sates, std the greater:pert of whose life has, been Spent
in the WOMB Mimi* Paris, Phileidelphle and aline.
Whdre, tics effected sonce•ef Me most, aMoollehing • duet
that were ever known.. Amoy troubled with tinging in •
the heed and ears when asleep, great nervonaneas, being
alanned at sadden sturide, bashre . with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with der eat of ming
were cured inemediately. • .1 •
Take Partkialar It tieec •,'
Dr. J. addressee all time whaAveiktamphisioido.
primmer indUlgs‘kentif meit habite; winch ruin
both body end mina, unstmeg num Mr either bend:ayes;
studle ssUivsy.srtussrtivis.
Theme stre'scome otitis sad aid melanehollyelliitlePro•
dewed by'early habits of youth; vim : Ilfeslutese of the
Batt ind Limbs, Pains in the Read Whams ' cf_" Sight,
Loss of Musoular Power, Pallas/knot the heart, Dim-
PIM, Nervous hTslaihWre plirsuisininnt of thelagestive
ftnctions General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption
fearlial effects mud mind are 'mead
Irina
to be dreaded—foes of Deloory, Ondfusion of Ideas,' De
dedion ceSpirlts, Sect porlodi Aversion to Gocilety,
Self Dlatrust, - Love of Melinda,Sy, ape . ., op! ma of
theieVils produced' , - •
Wound= of persons of all ages can now 'judge what
18 the cause of their decintag health, liming their vigor,
becoming weak, palee, nervous and enmeided, hiding, a
aingular appearance about Um eyes, Gough and symptoms
of esonsumption. •
• •
Young Mow •
Who have indeed themselual by a certain priatlfw
duled In when alone, othillit .ileeenentli. learned .frohi
eiiicompanions,orataahoe, the 'gaol Alfi which are,
nightly telt, even whenaeleep,sind W.Va. °Ved renders
marriage impounds,' and thistecia both Mind end body,
should apply immediately.
Whet a pity that &young man, the lope of, his ootin
try, the'darling'of Ids periods, shodd be snatched from
all prospects and sediment" of WS, by the ~quelled
of dearlatlei from the plithof nature'and indulging In a
certain secret habit. Such persona mod, before contem
&NW - •
• ;.;
reflect theta sound mind and y are the ,mod neon
me7 requisites to preilsotildoniubill impphieim — lndeed,
withuui AlfWil the Our Pei thrPuekWc heoPlideltaiweary_:
Ipligrimege ; tri)lipeo darkens to Ps, view.;
thp infod becomdl shadowed with diaper and tiled With
Wb mologsbolir.reliecdow that tits happiness of alothei•
bowmen blighted with our own. ~ ;.
, MOUND of inipinthwee:
when she coneoland and itipenheat votary of pleasure
Meth Out he ban imbibed the needs of palatal . 'Mei
MOS ta"ft" Opens t i ll-Umed.ainwe et shame ,
orifteld 'Si diaeovery; deters him from apptying„M these
who, trait abolition - and'i'aitectabUlty, cat alone, be
friend himithlaying syinptotosi on
Ibeehorrd.diSmie.maketheira tiaoh as
aerated sore throat, _dimwit _thee, • ,paiee in
the beat arid limbs , dththee of sight, (Willem, nod," oa
the shin %Anis tat'arnis; 'blotches oa theWrie arid.
extremities, progiessthig with trightfar oat at
that the paintrior th e moth or lbs beam the noirobill • •
its. and - the *it OM of tlijit awful Abe's, .tmoinne, thhorrig
obleot of corambiettition; till'detitli pats a period to his
dreethri 1 !Owings, by sanding ITodbehr
vired Country from wheneetitofraZ abi trisnes.
It is atelan fat that aa 6ll vic ims to
this terrible disease, owing tothe 'MeV ' litho!
rant pretenders, who by Ibis's, of that . Deadly Poison,
Stiwiry, ruin the isonatitatkii arid' Milo the rmidne o
Ills miserable.
tr i aa t i i4' .
Trust not your lives, or henitb,lo the are of We many
un; 4B A 7 O Fus. ProiStqlots, destitute oiblOW;
ledge; mime or abox, - irliolsivii or. Johnson's adver
vertimmente, or ere themseltha. In the newspapers,
regularly igarithed Pthithleris lanai. I of Curing, they
keep yothfrilling month sitar Mouth taking their Pithy
and poronsweas CO I.lpowit i Zon tong ex the embed
fee'can Obtained, main, , leave yen with rai n -.
ed health to sigh ewer roan galling aisappointnient:
Dr., jorumn %%mealy Physidan tdvertistiol
Hie Grode D "' ur=uto Ow PRY. P
l. Lis osoo.
,-Ihiliosiedbis or Wit tgotellutown to all-others,
preponniAttille &life 'Pear the great - heepluthi or ha l
th., tlnrt in the country and a mere entieterVe Pell
2 , 1 4 . 1'..e4 ,11 , 0 /4 other Plitniobin in the world.
lidarsaineat of "warm: -
Agnuor "WW2 cured at We thstaillttm.year of
'fiery - unnierouti important hbrOcai OPhith•i
hong Perforniiid by IC Johnson, wlth m.shd the
porters of the 'Pun," "Clipper," and many- otbiti la
ne, oboes of which Iwo wad-again
before the public, bee as ufflima of
°hairdo and rarpoml,' 11 - inerrant..
'tithe Meted • „,
y
ben tipeethl Cured..
Periwig writing she be partlinitiarin . qol9lr
eitenteo'his Institutes, *UM
• aoffet iit.4imitersti4r,
Of the imithoure tech . VoepitiA, thiltiteitte hitLf
(10AL Oil Lamp Shades, Wicks, Ohim
%./ nem for sale low by •
3 NICSOLIWBOWILIIN,
s• oda Corner Fronk and Market streets.
co.JI
OUR rawly. replenitheof stook of Toilet'
'nil Taney Oboes la lOW in than city and
J 41 9 1 41 dextPr Midst* en, we woa ile.
I If luiPla colik . .1 i . • Ala" -,
r poi& arias tiro sviiri iimot or,lift'varikatlyet,Boo4-
is t
.„„....
titaltl. X inet every i f iesday end Friday
al JOHN WWI% Mere, term dialled sad *a
n • . WM
Nein fl
Nan Waunlignunts.
:4CONO.M.Y IS WEALTH
oval YOUR COEUR FOR ON DIRE !
, ThoUBEST and CHEAPEST Household MOM
. DY in the World.
Madame ZADOC PORTER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY
MALfAmE ZADOC PORTER'S • Curativs.
Balsam is warranted if used according to the di:
MOON, to cure in all oases, Cofighs, CoND, whoopltig
youth, Balza, and ail affection of the Throat and,
Lungs
lira=
ZaDOC PORTEW Balsam- is prepared with all .
the requisite care and skill, from a combination of the
beet remedies the vegetable kingdom affords Its reined
tel are based on its power to assist the healthy
and vigorous cirmiladon of the blood, through the lunge
It is not a violent remedy, but emollient—warming,
searching and effective : can be taken by the oldest per
.llloll or youngest child.
Mad'e Z 1: OC PORTERll.Balsam hue been used by the
public Mr over 18 years. and has acgthred Its present sale
simply by being recommended .by MOMS who have used
It to their afilicted friends and others.
lIIIPORTANT.-Madame &DOC POR'fßril
Curative Bah= is sold at a price which brine it in the
rid& of every one to keep it , convenient fur use. The
timely use of a single bottle will prove to. be worth 100
times its cost.
' NOTlCE:—ilave your Money I—Do not be persuaded
to purchase artioles at 4a. to ii. which do not contain the
virtues of a, Dime Bottle of Idahtme Porter's Curative
Balsam, the cost of manufacturing which Is as great as
trot af 10=4 any .other medicine.; and tne very low
Price at which it is sold, makes the profit tot ,esell r
patently limalVand unprhiciPled dealers will sometinics
recommend other onedicines op which them profits are
larger, Weak' the customers Insist upon having Madame
Porter's and none other. Ask for Madame Porter's On.
retire Balsam, price 10 cents, and In large bottles, at 20
ctia and take no other. if you cannot get it at one store
you can at another.
sold by all Druggists antl§tomkeepers at l 0 cts
and In larger bottles at 20 its.
HALL & RIJOKEL, froprietore.
Wholesale Dn;ggiste, 218 Greenwich St.,
NEW YORK.
Geo. W. Reny, agent, Market Square, Harrisburg.
iYFO.w./Y ; •
AN - ENTIRE NEW
IF STOCK
OF
SOLD PENS !
If IHE best and largest assortment of Gold Pens
.L. has just been opened at •
_
P•ERGNER'S CHEAP BOOK STORE.
These Pens are manufactured by V. F. Newton
Co., of New York, and warranted to give
kdi satilifaction. A trial will satisfy any one.
funk" the prices below : ,
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MISCELLANEOUS
WILD STATZMENTS OF LOSSIM , IN BATTLV.
A. special. Washington correspondent of the;
MUM Primeler sends to that papia , the foliow-i
„ling :
The Republican this • morning publishes an
amusing communication, which has so many
`• points" in it that I will copy a paragraph or
two from it
" Will you . please inform your numerous
readers which statement is correct as to our
loss in the late battles in Maryland? Dr. Ham
mond,'_Surgeon General, says 7,800; Colonel
Denins, State of Indiana, says about 7,000 ;'and
General McClellan says.over 14,000. Dr. Ham
mond also stated, on the strength -of General
Seth Williams, that our forces picked up on the
battle-field from 36,000 to 40,000 stand of small
arms ; General McClellan says only 14,000 were
picked np, without saying which side they be
longed:to. General McClellan also says the
rebel loss must have been 80,000, because his
loss was near 15,000... What a foolish reason
ing! The 400 stand of arms captured on- the
Virginia side belonged to the Corn Exchange
regiment of Philadelphia, 118th Pennsylvania,
who had to skedaddle, for some good reason,
no doubt. . Please answer the following, also :
If it takes a big dose of poglit to kill " a 'nigger,
how much powder in a. IfillTs horn will blow
his tail off, without injury to hisvitals tt'
Some other people besides this Republidan cor
respondent have Baked tbe same question about
the Oases in , killed end wounded on our side at
Antietam, and.l have heard of at least one re
putable general officer who says . that of the
14,000 arms picked up, 10,000 were thrown
away by some of our own troops. But in spite
of, these little drawbacks.the battle of Antietam
was an important victory. The , squib at the
end of the quotation is doubtless 'a hit at the
" Major Keys" of our army who do not desire
to injure the "vitals'" of the rebellion, though
they are willing to " blow its tail off."
; - Nannow E6OAPX.—On last Friday 'a week
Messrs. Isaac N. Hodge.and Albert Jewell, of
Young township, Indiana countx, went to Wad
dell's Upper Salt WOrki, - for ` i load of salt, eaoh,
near Kelly's fording, on the 'Conernaugh river.
They were obliged to crags the arnal; over
hick there was a bridge, in order to get their
ing. Mr. Jewett, with a two home team,
rove on the bridge, and when about half way,
cross, the Structure broke down, precipitating
Mr. J., his horses and wagon into the water,
fifteen feet below. Mr. Hodge, who had not
yet reached the bridge stopped his team and
ran to Mr. Jewell's assistance, who . at the time
Of the eminence was upon his wagon, and yet ,
strange to say, although the wagon was turned
Upside down, escaped unhurt. By the united
efforts of the two gentlemen the horses were
Boon extricated, having received bat little la
jury. The wagon was soon righted,and the
again - ImM hicalitn, malting ,, a circuit of
deveral miles to get to a fording. The escape
1 Mr. J. and his team seems almost miracu
us. The bridge, 'though an old one, was in
ocuetant used and was deemed by those living
nit the vicinity, to,besafe to cross upon.
! A. latilinTT MILL VOX TM LIBIIRATED &AYES.
-; . -Mr. Lewis Tappan, having learned from one
of the missionaries of the American Missionary
Association that the church of the, freedmen at
13Saufort, South Carolina; was in need of a bell,
60 ordered one to clie cast expressly for the
plupose. It will bear theifollowing inscription :
'Proclaim liberty throughout all the land,
unto all the inhabitants thereof."
.
; The bell will soon b e forwarded to the place
of its destination. We know of but one other
bell bearing the Bathe inscription, and that Is
the one celebrated as being connected with the
ever memorable 4th of July, 1776, when it
pealed forth to the listening thousands the glad
tidings that liberty - was declaredl that our peo
ple had entered into a solemn compact that
should have, long years ago, secured the right
to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"
unto ail the inhabitants of the land. Alas I
both the compact and the bell have been bro
kert.
'AREA or TIM &MICAH Lassa —The late
Government survey, of the great lakes gives the
following exact measurement : Lake,Superior—
greatest length, 355 miles ; greatest breadth,
UV miles; mean depth, 988 feet ; height above
the sea, 627 feet ; area, 82,000. square miles.
Lake Michigan—greatest length, 860 miles •
greatest breadth, 168 miles; mean depth, 9013
feet ; height above the sea, 687 feet'; area, 20;-
000 miles.. lake Huron—greatest length 200
miles ; greatest width, 160 miles ; mean depth,
800 feet ; height above the sea, 674 feet ; area,
26,0004:n11e5. lake Erie—greatest length, 260
miles ; greatest-breadth, 80 miles ; mean depth,
200 feet ; height abriVe the'sea; 866 feet ; area,
6,000 railed. Lake Ontario—length, ;180 miles;
breadth,' 65 miles ; mean depth; 500 fee;
height above the sea, 282 feet ; area, 6,000
square miles. Total length of five lakes, 1,346;
total area, 84,000'square miles.
Onsexterito ' limoits.—Steele wrote excel
lently on temperazice 7 -when. sober, &Unfit, who
declaimed io - elbquently against the licentious
nese of the age, vir'fis himself a habitual debark
chee. lohnsotes essay on politenesa Is admira
ble, but he was himsel f perfect boor. The
gloomy verses Young give one the blues, but
he was a brisk, lively man. ' "The Comforts of
/lumen Life," by B.. Heron, was written in pri
son, under the most , distressing circumstances.
"The Maeda of Human Life," by Beresford,
were, on the contrary, composed in a drawing
room, *here the author was surrounded' with
every r liquiy., All theldendo of Sterne, knew
him: I to a selfish. man ;, yet, as a writer, he
exeelled in petals and 'charity ; at one time
beating hie wife, atsmother wasting his sympa
thies °mesa dead monkey.- So Seneca *mite in
pudse .of poverty, on ,altable formed of solid
gold, with millions let at usury.
Tam FORT WARMER r/tll9/#01#.77,1110 Boston
Daffy Advertiser of Monday, says t the piw-
ait time there are about twenty ' political ' prig
mere &trod Warren, the ..nioet prominent of
whbnii. 4P-q°?',#/. 9 WE! Pa 4 Marshal Kane, of
Baltimore. They are all on parole and have
the liberty of the fore' hilifthe island. Capt.
Gladden, of the prize 'schooner Dell
auCe who was . brought to this port in the
United States gunboat Algtigia, was the latest
accession to their number, flack will probably
soon be increased by the arrival of. other. Pris
onenefrorn the forts . near New York, Philadel-
. .
phis and . '
No, Moms /*imam TO THP WIVE! ANA AM -
P= OF PAIOIOPpIift OF
Wsa..—The Washington
8AP4: 4 9 , ankles that Acting Paymaster Gene
*a a tb:49eidedi,that onr:aecount •of
thelapid eao ge of prisoners, payment will
be suspended to their wives and mothers, un
der General Order No. 30, of 1881. •
glgAti,Vrjuti3l,o, 'itlfp*,
Having procured Steam PoWer Presses, we are proper
ed to execute JOB and BOOK PRINTING of every
description, cheaper then It ran be done at any other
establishment in the country.
RATES OF eDeRRTisiNG,
tgir Four lines or less constitute ene-half square.
Eight lines or more than four constitute &square.
*Half Square, one day
Gt $0 25
one week 1 25
;II one m0nth„...... ....--- •• • • •• • • 2 2 0
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It 00E months 6 00
' l one year
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one week ' 2 00
one month ..„ 6 00
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six month. 15 00
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/fir Business notices Inserted ip the Loeal Coltptut or
before Marriages and4lPaths,, NIGHT OENT3 PER LINE
for each insertion.
NO 41.
W Marriages and Deaths to be charged u regular
advertisements. ;:
A Gunpowrint Seissamort,-L- . Two men from
Kent county, Md., went to Wilmington, Del.,
last week, to attend the Acricultural Exhibi
tion, and while there conceived the idea of ma
king a "speck," by buying up two or three
hundred pounds of powder, and taking it home
where it commands three or four times. tho
'price it does at Wilmington. They went to
DuPont's powder works to get twenty kegs,
but as the men were strangers to the proprie
tors, they refused to selL The strangers then
bought the powder where they could get it in
the town, and just on the eve of leaving for
home were arrested. They are now on parole
in Wilmington, the United States Marshal
waiting orders from WaAlington in their case.
CUBIONIIIC IN A DYING MAN. -It was a bright
thought that of Smithson, the founder of the
Smithsonian Institution, when he was dying of
an unknown complaint. Smithson had bad
five doctors, and they had been unable to dis
cover what the disease was. At length they
told the patient that he must die. Calling
them all around him, he said :—"My friends,
after I die, make a post mortem examination
and find out what ails me ; for really I have
heard suck long and learned discussions on the
Subject, that I am dying to know what the dis
eade is myself."
BY TE.
From our Morning Edition
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The English frigate arrived in the }loads last
pveniug, and remained antil this morning
ltbout 7 o'clock, when another English war yes
the Petrel, came in and anchored abreast
he fort.
The steamer S. R. Spaulding leaves ta-day
for New York, taking in tow the hospital ship
Enterpe, with 260 sick and wounded on board.
The flag of truce steamer Georgia arrived to
day from Aiken's Landing, but she brought no
passengers, as there had been no communica
tion with Richmond since the hfetamora left
ihe,Landing on Sunday.
I No late papers from Richmond were received
to-day.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Flour very low, and most holders are asking' ' `
a further advance. Sales of 1,000 bbis. at $51& , - ,
fbr superfine ; $6.00 for extra and $6.76®7.00.:
for extra family. Small sales of Rye flour
at: $4.00. Corn meal at $3.14. Wheat active,
7 1 ,000 bus. sold at $1.45@,1.47 for Pennsylvania
rbd, awl $1.60 for southern ; white is worth
$1.60®1.66. Rye wanted at 74c. ; core is in
good request, and 6,000 bus yellow, sold at
72@78c. Oats, better, 3,000 bus. Delaware
sold at 42344 c. Coffee very firm, sales of Rio
at 24®25c. and Lagnaira at 24c. Sugar is
*her. Provisions held with much fi rmness,
490 bbls mess pork sold at $12.60418. Whisky
quite active and 1,000 bbls. Ohio sold . at 87c.
• :Flour very firm—Ohio $6 87i@,7 25. Wheat
active at 66®1 68 for white, and $1 04
1;68 for old. Corn steady, with a scarce sgp
ply—white 78®78. Whisky firm, at 29@,89}.
EIOViBiOLIS quiet.
POST OFFICE NOIICE
On and after May sth, 1862, the mails at
this office will be closed as follows:
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NORTH.. WAY idem--For all
placesbetween Harris
burg, Lock Haven and
Elmira, N. Y., at 12.00 M
SOUTH. WAY MAIL—For all
D. C., at 12.00 M
For York, Baltimore,
Md., and Washington,
D. CI., at 900 P. M
LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD.
EAST.
York, at 3 15 P. M.
For Lancaster, Philadel
phia and New York, at 9.00 P. it
WEST. WAY MAIL—For all
places between Harris-
Pittsburg, Pa., Cincin
nati, Columbus and
Cleveland, 0., at 2 45 P. M.
For Lewistown, Hun
tingdon, Tyrone, Al
toona,. Hollidaysburg
and Pittsburg, 900 P. M.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY SAMILOAD.
• For Mechanicsburg, Car
- lisle, Shippensburg,
Oharnbersburg, Pa., and
llagerstoyn, Md., at... 7.00 A .. M.
places between Harris-
bargandCharabersburi, _
at .12.30 P. id.'
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAIL..
. _
Office Bonn—From 6.30 A. M. to 8 P. Ikt.,
Sunday from 74 to 84 A. M., and from 8 to 4
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 14
PHILADSLPHIA., October lb
BALUMORO, Oct. 16
places between Harris
burg and Baltimore,
Md., and Washington,
WAY Man—For all
places between Harris
burg and _ Reacting,
Potiiville, Easton and
Philadelphia, at 700 A. M
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Wes Meal.—For all
places between Harris
burg and Philadelphia,
at .6.80 A. M
For Philadelphia and
Lancaster, at .12.00 M
For Bainbridge Mariet
ta, Columbia, Lancaster,,
Philadelphia and New
burg and Altoona, at 12.00 Id
Johnstown
For -
and
Maii—FOr all
WAY
GOAD
For Ellwood, Pinegrove,
Suthmit Station, Au
burn and Pottsvile, at 12.80 P. M.
STAGE ROUTES. .
For . inglestown,
West Han-
Maritida Hill
over, Ono end Jones
town, on Monday, Wed
nesday *ld Fr!daY.,, • ...7& • it.
For . Lisburn and Lsosia.
berry, on Saturdst
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