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NO: ItTO ADV k.OTINERS.—AII Ad
vertisements, Business notices, Mar
sieges, Deaths, &v 4, to secure insertion
in the TIMEDRAPTI, must invariably
be accompanied with the CAM.
Advertisements ordered In the regu.
jar Evening Edition are inserted In the.
morning Edition without extra charge.
HABRISBURG}, PA.
nisi oda) Afternoon, October 23, 1862
TWO SUBSTITUTES, already examined and found
"sound," may be had by application at the
"Franklin House." Price $6OO each. 2t
POSTAGE CURRENCY. —We would call atten
tion to the fine assortment of wallets, adapted
for carrying safely and conveniently the new
currency, for sale at Keller,ls drug store,
A WARNiNG TO 13 , ,v5. —A lad named Dwire,
while attempting to get on a wagon heavily
loaded with lumber, this morning, fell and
injured his foot in a very severe manner.
He was taken to his home in Tanner's Alley,
where his injuries were relieved.
111310VMD The Grocery, Tobacco and Seger
Store of the undersigned, has been removed
from No. 12, North Third street to the corner
of Third and Walnut streets, where a supply of
the above goods are constantly kept on hand
and sold at reasonable rates.
mt2l-d3t WILLUM Duman.
Tits 'REGULAR MESTIZO of the Union Relief
Associati,n will be held on Saturday afternoon
at 8 &clock In the school house on the corner
of Walnut street and Riveralley. Punctual at
tendance is requested.
M S. BEATTY, Pres.
0022 -at
E. A. Dianor, Stct'y
GUM'S LADY'S BooK.—Godey for November
is out, giving the ladies ample time, after stn.
dying the subject in all the light of these colored
plates and plain (but still most intricate) dia
grams, to make such preparation as may be
needfjl to pay their devoirs at the shrine of
Fashion in due season. Call for copies at
Berguer's bookstore. Price 20 cents.
A FRIGHTFUL FALL—Donaldson, the rope
walker, whose feats on Market street were wit
neek,td dbout a year ago by thousands of our
citizens, Was severely injured last week, while
performing at the Stu h County Fair, in Ohio.
He had a rope stretched between the tops of
two trees, lorty feat above the ground, and
while performing thereon, one of his feet came
in contact with a guy rope, and be fell to the
ground, breaking hie right arm in two places,
the bone protruding several inches.
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THE DWARF, Commodore Nutt, who was on
exhibition in this city during the summer, last
week paid a vl-it to the White House, and saw
the President and Secretaries. Mr. Welles
claimed jurisdiction over him as a lord of the
sea. Mr. Chase promised to recommend him
as his succesaor, in consideration of his faculty
of making money; but he thought he could
not make it so feet as Kr. Stanton could apeud
it. Mr. Liucoln expressed the opinion that if
he were shipwrecked he would hardly wade
ashore ; and the Commodore thought Mr. Lin
coln's legs were better adapted than his to
that business.
THE DEANA AT THE OPERA flows. —The d, but
of the Dramatic ° company that has taken pus
se-sion of Sanford's Opera liouse,_ was a bril
liant success, and notwithstanding the actors
who compose this company came among us un
heralded, they have succeeded in a very short
time, in winning great Savor from the people.
The pieces which are nightly presented are of a
character to please as well as Improve, and
therefore the public have not had an opportu
nity within a long time, of passing an evening
more pleasantly and profitably than is ail uded
by the entertainments at the Opera House.
The bill for this evening is a splendid combina
tion of interest and attraction.
SAD ACOLDZNT.—One of those sad accidents
which so frequently occur from handling fire
arms, took place in Derry townehip, Mifflin
county, on Tuesday of last week, which result
ed in the death of a promising boy named Wil
liam Learns, son of Thomas, deceased. So far
as we can gather from the various reports
afloat, it appears that the gun was in the hands
of a boy named Halsey, and that while gath
ering chestnuts it was discharged, the contents
lo3giug in the side of young Kearns, who dit d
from the wound on Wednesday. It is alleged
by some that he had threatened to shoot the
other—that an alteroation had taken place—
but it is quite as likely that it was an uninten
tional act, and until shown ought to be so re
garded.
Lamas' Crime Ratner AssOmAriorr.—The ladies
named will send to the reception room, (Dr.
Bailey's,) by 14 o'clock,
On Friday, Oct. 24411-3oup.
Mrs. Lonsia Cunkle, Mrs. Margaretta Elder,
" Elizabeth Cook, " David Eystar,
" John Cox, " Dr. Fsger,
" Charles Carson, " Henry Felix,
" Margaret Dieter, " K. Frankum,
" Dr. Dock, " Mont. Forster.
On Saturday, Oct. 26th—Butler, 1 &men eggs, i
peck aweetpotalota.
Mrs. Wm. Colder, Mis. Wm. Shaffer. .
" Will. Dock, " D.. Jas. Fleming,
" Gillard Dock, " J. M. Glover,
" Gen. Forster, Mips Annie Grose,
" Frayer, cor. 2d Mrs. Sarah Hummel,
sod Mulbery st. " Jacob Hoffman,
g. A. Wier, Miss Bate Kunkel.
TO VISIT THE HOOP/TALL
Aim. Asa. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
Mrs. David Unger, Mrs. GiWard Dock,
Miss Nate Franer, " Martha Orth,
Mrs. James Colder. " John H. Briggs.
TO NetIVN AT THE i/KNOPT/ON BOOM,
At 91 o'clock A. M.
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Rut.
Miss Simons, Miss Maria Zollinger,
" Holman. " Becky Till.
To MVO AT ZOOM, (H MOIL & ISIALTDONEL,) TO EN
OLIVE AND TILL OUT ENQDDIMO/S•
From 10i to 12 o'clock A. K., and 1 to 8 o'clock
EI3
ii°n• Tut'. IPal. Thum Fri. B .
MI6. Mho Unger. Miss Annie Wiestling,
" Sally Stewart.
Mrs. E. H. CORNYN,
Sen'y. Com. Ar.
pamovilittitio .. ..inh,w7 - 1;40. - fiot; - ::_pi4iiticiii - Iffetncion . , tottolier - 28 - , -1962,
Tun roving rebel bands in Missouri have come
to the conch:don that the climate is unhealthy,
and they are leaving the state sa feet as possi
ble.
OIDUND TO MM.—Acting Ensign Isaac
J. McKinley, of this oily, has been ordered to
the iron clad steamer Montauk. Ike Is a good
sailor, and we hope to bear good accounts from
him. Our best wishes attend him.
DR. James Moos, of Philadelphia, was mils
toted Into service to-day, an Assistant Surgeon
to the 17th Pennsylvania cavalry, (162 d regi
ment P. V.) The Doctor has seen service, and
was a captain in Virginia during the preterit
struggle. He will make an efficient surgeon.
Tarr Daansn Mms from counties adjacent to
the.. capital are steadily pouring into Camp
Curtin. Yesterday and to day, we noticed sev
eral large trains steam into the city, all carry
lug freight of this description. In a very few
weeks the Government will h tve an army, we
hope, sufficiently large to justify a forward
movement—one, too, for which the "radicals"
will not be held responsible.
MAJOR JORDAN.—The Waehihgton Star of last
evening learns by a refugee from Richmond, by
the name of James Gurbrick , a few items of in
terest. He was a teamster in our army, and
fell into the rebel's hands at the first battle of
Bull Run. A portion of his tim a while in cap
tivity was spent in the employ of the rebel
Medical Department, and when Gen. McClellan
advanced upon Manassas last spring, he tried
to escape, but hunger compelled him to give
himself up, and he was sent to Richmond and
confined in prison, whence he was released a
few days ago.
Gnrbrick says that he saw the Merrimac No.
2 lying near Rocketts as he passed down, and
thinks she is nearly ready for service. She has
had all the iron plates placed on her, and look;
as if she would be an ugly customer to deal
with. He heard persons say, who saw the
old Merrimac, that this one is similar in con
struction and plan, though not so large, and
will be much more easily handled.
Major Jordan, 9th Pennsylvania cavalry, and
Captain Arnold Harris, ware confined in the
same room with Gurbrick, and were retained
for trial and punishment for depredations said
to have been committed by their troops. Four
of the First Maryland cavalry (Union) are con
fined, to be tried on the charge of murder.—
What the facts are he could not learn.
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CONNUNIOATID TO THII PUlPLlo.—Curiosity, In
experience and Prudence 'darted out one day iv
shopping. Curiosity insisted upon visiting all.
the different places of business to see what was
to be seen. Inexperience, with all the noble
impulses of young life, was pleased and delight
ed with the gay colors and sightly goods, and
disposed to pnrchase every thing that looked
handsome. The old lady, Mrs. Prudence, said
my inquisitive &end Cariosity, I think there
is nothing to be gained from the mere looking
around ; and now my impetuous but docile ac
quaintance Inexperience, while I cinnot help
but feel kind towards you for your artless and
i t
kind i tentions, you will please let me give
you ad ce in making your dry goodtpurchases
for win . At this taste-wikett- i;eilt-r- at11:10r11)
Lion of goods are far above the usual price, it is
to your interest to go where good goods can be
had for the least money—that place is Cavan &
Bowlike's, southea-t corner of Front and Mar
ket streets. 2t.
A Monra BEIT&BLIEIBMINT.—Among the many
improvements lately made in ow city, to which
we can point with pride ad an evidence of pros
perity and as a determination ou the part of
our business men, no longer to remain behind
the " light house," is the completion of Eby
84 Hankie's large brick building at the corner
of Market and Fifth streets, which is alike
creditable to the owners and ornamental to that
part of our city.
The building is not only one of the largest,
devoted to the grocery business, outside of New
York, but the stock oh illenges competion.—
Without going ihto detail, we may safely say
that the firm keep on hand everything usually
kept in a grocery store, (liquors excepted,) and
that they sell at very small profits. Their
clerks are civil and accommodating, and have
strict instructions under no circumstances what
ever to misrepresent or take advantage of any
customer. A general invitation is extended to
the public to visit the new building and exam
ine the extensive stock, whether they purchase
or not.
To the Afflicted.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
those who are afflicted with Rheumatism, Dys
pepsia, Consumption of Liver and Kidney,
Coughs, Fevers, and all diseases arising from
impurity of the blood, that she is prepared to
furnish Mrs. Weethoven's German Vegetable
Medicines at very moderate rates. I have also
on hand a quantity of invaluable. Salves for
Sore Eyes, Frozen Feet and Piles. References
can be furnished a. 4 to their wonderful efficacy,
whenever called upon. There need be u o ap
prehension in regard to my competency to ad
minister it, u I have had it on hand for the
past six years. As they are now sold at reduced
prices, no family should be without them over
night. They can be had at any time at my
residence, in Pine street, between Second and
Front. (an18•dlm) MRS. L. BALL.
Mu. Bur, :—I am happy to inform yon that
your medicine has been a complete success in
curing me of Dyspepsia. Before taking it, my
appetite was , gone, and . I could eat nothing
without mug% distress. My health generally
was bad, and at times I suffered much from
shortness of breath. Now, I feel like another
man. My appetite is good—l eat hetarty three
times a day without the least pain and have
gained four pounds in three mo nths. I take
pleasure in recommending itlo 0 my friends,
as I am certain it is a sure cure.
REV. 0. W. LANDRETH,
Haunt Joy, Pa., Oct. 18, 1882
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Ws nava received a huge assortment of hoop
skirts, from 76c. up . to $2 50. A largo assort
ment of linen and neaten:wk. collars, and col
lars and sleeves, at all prices: White cambric;
ificconetts, mattocks, brilliants, and plain and
figured Swim muslin, at all prices. The finest
lot of iambic:Mend - French cambric) brands ever
brought to Harriaburg—Of 'infant's waists we
keep a large assortment. Ladies' and feriae
men's linen pocket handkerchiefs, ladies stock
ings, gentlemen's one half hose, and children's
stockings.of all deicriptions and prices. Twenty
pieces of carpet.to be scold cheap. Sentackt
jeans, sattinetts and **men* for men and
boy's wear. We received 50 dozen suspenders,
et all pricer). 50 dozen ► cotton handkerchiefs,
with-bewienyand a great many other notions
swill wear. • s.
MISCELLANEOUS
PRAY= Or A Ponrrunatt.—The Delftware County
Arnerfean i of the,22d inst., gives the .werld ti e
following incident in the life of a politician :
A well-known Breckenridger in Our midst, who
is said to be "wonderfully gifted in prayer,"
(we are informed by a fellow member of the
same church, who happened to overhear it) late
ly delivered the tullowing sabring if not very
appropriate appeal, and who, whilst his prac
tices strangely belie his principles (T) most ve
hemently and persistently protests against
"mixing up polities with religion." Whether the
apparent earnestness of the petition will atone for
its manifest blasphemy when the subject of in
vocation is considered, Is somewhat question
able, but if so, then the devil himself may as
pire to the position of class•leader, and we shall
not despair that his inflammatory realm may
not even yet become the scene of a genuine and
ge.leral revival. We are all aware that when
the "foul fiend" was "under the weather," he
became reflective and repentant, for, as the old
song says,
"When the devil was sick—the devil a monk
would be,
But when the devil got well—the devil a monk
was he I . '
and it may be that the petition below was ex
torted from the soul of our "pious brother"
under circurnstances somewhat similar, and was
wrung from him of late by the shadows of those
"conning events" of which we now have the
substance :
"0, Lord," said he, "uphold the Democratic
party, which has received thy support ever since
the great Jeffersordan struggle. Continue to
bless that party which has, (ruder thy protec
tion and providence, brought great blessings
upon the Republic. If it be thy pleasure, and
I believe it will be, oh, carry that party through
this struggle to a complete triumph. Thou
knoweet I hate the opponents of the Democracy,
personally, therefore utterly destroy their fanati
cal and injurious schemes if it be thy will to do
so, as I verily believe it is. Be on the side of
Democracy, 0 Lord, as thou halt been in their
peaceful pursuits, instead of warring wickedly,
man against brother. And, oh, I beseech thee
especially to free the Christian Churches from
the politicalsti ifeand bitterness which are rend
ing them maunder, destroying their useful
ness and turning, them unhappily into mere
political associations. Let us hear something
of thy word and mercy on the Sabbath. We
have already been plied to fulness with political
fanaticism, and our minister has become a stump
orator against the good old party which thou,
in thy wisdom, bath upheld so long, and so re
, peatedly guided to victory, and sustained in
the establishment of sound measures Oh, turn
his mind from these things, and direct his at
tentio to hie legitimate religious duties, or
turn him over directly into the hands of the
Abolition party and let them take care of him,
and provide us a true minister of the gospel.
At any rate, the present state of things cannot
last. If politics are to rule, I shall claim one
half of the time iti behalf of the Democratic
party.
STONEWALL JAOKEION.—This &melba rebel gen
eral, we have heard it many times, asserted, was
formerly stationed in the city of Pittsburg, as
mustering officer for the regular army, and a
very clever gentleman he is said to have been.
Gthers dispute this, and say that it was another
Jackson. It is not of much consequence
whether this dispute is ever settled or not ; but
there is another, in reference to his birth-place,
which appears to be settled in the following
note, addressed to the Wheeling Intelligencer, by
an old citizen of Clarksburg, Va.:
I notice in your paper, of the 16th instant,
that yob. express a doubt as to the place where
Stonewall (Thomas J.) Jackson was born. I
suppose it is of little consequence where he was
horn, but the fact is he was born inClarksburg,
Va. I knew liitrr,yrelLitt.)lBlB„ when he was a
sums four 07 nve - yeara ot age, He is
the son of Jonathan Jackson, who died in this
place about 187. He had a brother, Thomas,
now dead, and a sister, Laura, now Mrs. Arnold,
of Beverly, Randolph county His mother
married B. B. Woodson about 1880 or '3l. I
was at the wedding. Upon the formation of
Fayette county, Capt. Woodson was appointed
clerk of the circuit court of that county, and
shortly after moving there to enter upon the
duties of his osie his wife died. By her be
had one son, named Win, who now lives in
one of the western states.
Stonewall Jackson was taken in charge by
soma of his relatives in Lewis county, when
quite young, and afterwards, through the in
fluence of Samuel L. Hari, then representative
in Congress of this district, he obtained a situ
ation in the military academy at West Point,
where be received his education.
SAD CASUALTY—MAN DROWNED. —A young
man named James . Adams, about 26 years of
age, was drowned last night under the follow
ing circumstances; lie bad been employed on
a boat belonging to Mr. James Donnelly, and
had started for Newark, N. J., with's Ittad of
iron from the Glendon Furnace. He brought
his boat as far down as Easton, yesterday after
noon, and finding out that it leaked, he ran it
over to the foot of Hilliard & Sigman's wharf,
where the leak was repaired. He was working
at the boat 11 o'clock last night, engag
ed in pumping out the water ; when Mr. Don
nelly left the boat he laid down in the cabin
to sleep. f3oznetinie during, the night:the boat
sunk and he with It. Efforts were made all
the morning to get him out but without avail,
and this morning an attempt will be made to
raise the boat, by Mr. Thos. Bishop. A coat and
portions.of clothing were hooked up out of the
cabin. It will be a day or two before the boat
c-in be raised, as it is heavily loaded with iron,
and the waterlb of considerable depth at the
wharf.
A mom little' financial speculation has just
been performed at San Francisco. The State
Treasurer it seems has paid the United States
Assistant Treasurer, on account of the direct
tax levied in California for national purposes,
sixty-three thousand dollars 'in legal tender
notes. The money was Paid into the State
Treasury in gold, and muciriudigustitef isman
ilested against the Treasurer' for changing the
gold for notes before settling with. the United
States Treasurer. ' The giver...nent formally
protests against the State speculating at the
expense of the lilattormi Government, and the
public is apparently in his savor. It is thought
the Legh.lature will disapprove of such linen
ceering ano compel the Treasurer to hand over,
for the benefit tdthe, general Government,
-whatever profit the State realize& '
SIIOOIOIXO Dsauf..--41. lad named John Cham
berlin, aged thirteen , fears, and employed at a
roiling mill at YoUlligtown, Ohio, met with a
shocking deathlast week. tie was lying, dating
a temporary. stOppoge of the machinery, on a
belt attached to a . large . cog wheel connected
with the, naikplete shears. The engine, was
suddenly started, and he was quickly carried,
feet foremost, into the jaws of the wheel, which
iu its revolutions crushed his body into a Sheri:p
leas Inass before the engine could be. stopped.
A wild cry as he was being drawn between the
wheels, and a few convulsive gasps after being
taken out, and ail was over.
Smarr:so liirransa is Nawsss.-On Saturday
evening. last, a woman named Ryder, residing
at No. 118 Bergen street, Newark, met with a
violent death, through thebrutal mal-treatment
of her husband: The husband came home about
6 o'clock, and finding that his sapper was not
rftatty, commenced quarreling with hie wife, and
er many bard expressions, knocked her down,
and kicked her so violently that death ensued
in a very short tine. An inquest was held,
find a verdiot returned , that deceased came to
ter death from the severe blows, inflicted ; by,
er husband. Ryder, was arrested and cOnkmiV i
Red to answer.
IV rip 3.imertlitinvlt.
• _
PENNSYLVANIA SS :
In the Name and by the Authority _
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA;
ANDREW G. CURTIN,
GOVERNOR OF THE aka COMIONWRILTL
A PROCLAMATION
WEEMS, It is a good thing to render thanks
unto God for all His mercy and loving kind-
CZ]
Therefore, I, ANDREW G. enemy, Governor
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do TD
commend that THURSDAY, THE 27 thDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, be set apart by the people
of this Commonweal t)-, as a day of solemn Prayer
and. Thanksgiving to the Almighty:—Giving
Him humble thanks that He has been gracious
ly pleast d to ptotect our free institutions and
Government, and to keep us from sickness and
pestilence—and to cause the earth to bring
forth her increase, so that cur garners are
choked with the harvest—sod to look so favor
ably on the toil of His children, that industry
has thriven among us and labor had its reward;
and also that He has delivered us from the
hands of our enemies—and filled our officers
and men in the field with a loyal and intrepid
spirit, and nlven them victory—and that He
has poured out upon us (albeit unworthy) other
great and manifold blessings :
Beseeching Him to help and govern nein Hie
steadfast tear and love, and to put into our
minds good desires, so that by His continual
help we may have a right judgment in all
things :
And espeaelly praying Him to give to Chris
tian churches grace to hate the thing which is
evil, and to utter the teachings of truth and
righteousness, declaring openly the whole
counsel of God :
And most heartily entreating Him to bestow
upon our civil rulers, wisdom and earnestnee*
in council,- and upon our military leaders, seal
and vigor in action, that the fires of rebelliorl
May be titienched—that we, being awaked with
His defence, may be preserved from all perils;
and that hereafter our people, living in peace
and quietness, may, from generation to genera
tion, reap the abundant fruits of Hie mercy,
and with joy and thankfulness praise and mag
nify His holy name.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
State, at Harrisburg, this Twentieth day of
October, in the year of our Lord one thousand .
eight hundred and twa, and of the
Commonwealth the eighty-seventh.
A. G. CURTIN..
Br APRs Gowstion
ELI SLIFER,
Sloretary cif the
oct2l -dkwtd
PEIPHER'S DAILY LINE 1
BET WEEN PHILADELPHIA,
Lock Rank Jersey Shore, Williamsport, Mon
ey, Uniontown, Wationtown, Milton,
Lewisburg, Northumberland, Sun
bury, Treverton, Georgetown,
Lykenstown, Millenburg,
Halifta, Dauphin
AND EARR/SBURG.
The Philadelphia Depot being centrally located, the
Drayage hDlbe at the I °wait Rates. The Conductor
goes through with each tram to attend to the safe ds
tipsy of all pods Intruded to aio line. Goods deliver
ed at the Depot or
Freed, Vira-d& Freed, 811 Merkel street, Philadelphia,
by 5 o'cieok, P. if., wit b • aelivered In Harrisburg the
next morn ng.
freight Always as Low as by Lay Other
Lige.
.10911 PH MONTOOKRDT,
Philadelphia and Reading Depot,
oct2t-ott Foo of Market Street, hlarriaburg.
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED
AT
NO. 130 MARKET ST.;
Earritiburg,
oct2oll2t
HE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY
AND MILITAY INSTITUTE, AT WEST
CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA, will CODlERelide
the winter term of live calendar months on the let of
November neat. The course of tzstruntion is thorough
and extensive, deninged end arranged to prepare boys
sod young men for business or college. The principal,
who depot , * ell Mm dme tl tat interests of his sobiol
and its pupils, is assisted by eight gentlemen of &Witty
and experience. rtie Ger nan, French and Spanish
laugnages are taught by native resident teachers, an
etiVan age which will be readily appreciated by the
patrons of the institution.
The Military Departnsent is ander the chore of MAIO
G. itelteador of Phil whose qualifications for
the position are, eatonsively known. Its duties and
,requlr.ments do nok in any way interfere with the
literary oepartmente, while enrolment among the cadet
corns is !el. optioned.
For eatolottge an., apply , to • ' I
sentli-wentSm W el. a WT.8114, A, M, Principal.
HOBBES WANTED•
Idesire to pirehase stint four thousand
eight hnudierhoiiner :for the purpose of
mounting three reVnerits of Cavalry now or
ganizing at Harrisburg, Pa., and ire regiment
of Cavalry now organizing at Carlisle, ra.—letk
Pennsylvania regiments. Said horses to be
furnished immediately.
:The horses to besoned—not leas than five, nor
more than eight years old —not less than Sam
hands high, of dark colors, and adapted to
Cavalry Service.
None will be received until they are inspected
by. an authorized agent of the government.
By order of the Department.
E. C. WII.BON,
oct2l•d3t 'Capt., Net. i. A
LINDEN SALL,
MORATIAN FEMALE SEMINARY,
At Utz Lancaster Co g Fa.
FOUNDED 1794.
hionie =patio advantages for thorough and
felnak education. For circulars .
aill*onnation, - apply to ,
' Itkv. WZl,ae* WORM,
XlB dam_ baiotieL,
N . leP Wrertitianftde'
PHOTOGRAPHIC AIMS.
,
Just rixxil'vad, at BERlatat'S BOOK STOBlet,
a full supply of
PEOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS,
Ewbracing all the new Styles and Sleet
ALBUMS FOR 12 FILOTOGRAPHS.
ALBUMS FOE 20 PIIOTOGBAPHS.
ALBUMS FOR 24 PHOTOGRAPHS
ALBUMS FOR 30 PHOTOGRAPHS
ALBUMS MB 40 PEI.OIb4IRAPHEI
F9RAIIROTOGBAITEI.
Prices from 'Seventy4 Coati
To Twenty-ave Molitor§
BOUND IN CLOTH, WITH: CLASP.
BOUND IN ' iiiiN6El - 141080000 . , WITI
CLASP. 4 it •
BOUND IN .ntrßr•Bi WITH Two
CLASPS,' ; • .
BOUND IN TURKEY MOROCCO, WITH
PANELLED SIDES. • " !
BOUND IN VELVET, WITH c4or3--vERY
RICE.
BOUND IN KOROCCo, Wit H HEAVY
MOUNTINGS AND
PICTURES FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC = ALBUMS:
PORTRAITS OF DIM:MIMED MEN.
PORTRATA OF DISTINGUIHSEb WOMEN
COPIES OF RABE ENGRAVINGS:
COPIES OF CHOICE PAINTINGS.
Any Osrte de Vieille published in the country
will be furnished to order
PHOTOGRAPHIC' ALBUMS,
Of any size nzit in the standard styles will be
made to order. =
szitarttiwis
Cheap Bookstore..
FOR THE SOLDIERS.
A N . : , assortme nt just op
ccmiuzeici
WRITING CASEb.
EX•Pc ,II = I Y ailinuta , tured for }ha doldlere.
Nit; C0.4108,.1
POCKET IN-X STANDS'
1 3 .10 4 1tAlei, libirsts
- 11/ ItITING MATERIaLS
E V Y A tt E '1?
SOLD AT
azDuQED RAZES,
JON is HOU3E
CORNDI OF .
MARKET 8T AND MARKET SQUARE,
HARRISBURG, PA.
JOSEPH P. McCLELLtN, reoegizroa.
(aaoitemi GONDI7OI'I9 Br WWII& COVdtar.)
la a Vt'dt.C/40641. OW, 41 d locitod itsc cootral
patt os the city. ft Wk.:pito tfth hem Manna', and he
patrol.' w.ll find every onimomoon to NO mot with le
the'best honors in the eon •n y. re3o-dtt
A - HARE "MANCE
F R a BU 8 1 Isl. E - S ;A A N
fliti Ff. canal grocery store and Rockville
-anownias the Elpdegre.ve Lees Property,
mutated Are =bee atio:e Harrisburg, iroating east on
the P. nosy trowel. Canal saw west on be :e.oisqrsetlinaa
river rued, will be so dif *whew f r soon.
.'she grocery More, if nottlia Very lett' nab/ on the
duvet the,geod ;• b only roomed by one other. A. tarp
saw &tor do tt stable has • eeentirAssen. bully 110 that each
bOat sitlissies up separately. also plenty of
eh e t6, 4..y.fluuags, cern or.h.,twO store house' for pall,
lea.. hawse,tar , males, and Indeed every boaseadenee
Petals/a l 'Y for carrying on the business. The
Is. within three hundred .yards. of the Roeirvine
dapoi ,en the Pennsylvania rails owd, and.littripoin. and
radresul also. .errooo4 wibbing to purchase,
imiks a pply on the preadres, to
anle-wHaoletiB6B . . is. P. Ha ...RIF
COAL COAL ! COAL !
IltiE enbeoriber io•prepareci to - deliver to
the daunt, of Banisher& pare
LT EEKS ,VALIFY 'AND, WIT KRABARItE
Cosh!, either by the oar, boat ,100,d, or single toe, at the
lowest tuarket . pr ice/ kint . 9(441.146, zwy oin*iito
and Market , ba puuci,,luiY.llB4% romiutick
Eiaribiburg, kilt-SO, 1862. ello-etiw ,
PROOIAMATION..
EIk.REAS, th e "honorable Joax J.
1' V filisawil.iitisident...otthit -Cotirt;of Common
the twelfth Jauicial tAstrict, consisting of the
qumtitsit of. liebakaii. 0, and the HOD.
dt,Laams slid Hon. MOu U. Yuan°, Associate Judges in
Dauphin - - comity -teemed t neir precept, - bee ring
date Abe Bth Am of October 1862 . to me-directed, am
holdings Center bf- , Yyor hittelltititead. Elitneral. Jail
Deaver - , n( the Peace at Harrisburg,
for the county, e( *Stein, mid le tottintence ow TIM 3D
lionialt us...Novi:wean an= being the tTm oar or No-
TWA& :ifilit.,and to coatiouotare weeks.
Isofii .< iherel'ore Hereby given to the Coronor,
Jus
tams of tab Peace , Aldermen, and Constable, of the said
county of Dauphin, that they be then aud thei'elit their
proper persons, at 10 o'clock in the Loretto= of said
day, with their records, inquisaiois, examined - Lim,
and their ova: rimpiimbia,n4M . do.'thive things
widelitetheir office appertains to be none, and those
Who are bound in recognisanneir to prosecute &goblet the
'prbuniers that are or mall be in the Jail of Dauphin coast ,
'tLy., burliest cud there to prosecute - against shim as- sball
I he Just-
I Dunn underlay band, at, - 11e9hobtuAr t
_the oth day of
[ (Mob ohe,. 28orrott4000.100, 4802, and in the
!eighty-sixth yeti Of theindependene• of the United States.
J. D. Bois, Elherig
Sessones Ossias
Harrisburg. Oct. 0, 1802. 0020.ditwtil
FAVORABLE - WEATHER
VOA , setting out Strawberry Plants is now
i: bare. The season is loat the right ow--
Plants bet ont nblir will be well rooted. aita
grow considerabli befOre *data, and wi lt
produce a tolerable crop next summer.
The best varietissiat fair prices. at Keystone
Nursery. J , ,:4A.C08 KISH.
Oct. 18, 1862. , ,
- CH TIMES'
F select kinds, - strong, stocky - tad vigiacius,
kl- , 4Wo° au, 'iivirzey etbdi Narstay, R
-
18,-1111.62,
tieleme. . of thaw.
E, Pi* .01111411rOtediglipikieitred beam received inc
sa IMPS gribilifif quantities
WrisilLOClL ; 11 r,
lU - Mt Cheese frcire' ew York Dairies
yestreceivedeatler obi few by - -
; , tifeno44 [tomtits, „
• ArniffiifiloviEurl rfarvet stgel{l,o.r
Oil fat _Janda -at ni
ILA eiliFulair GoiM'aVrilt i rtra
r ill 7-
M e n CoidOriolriird Zees.
10 PA. Biscaik,i, • .-Ckaoloarepjust,
ad cud for ft:4 by, I.4oatliaids . 3
A lklalltirkaat•-ala Market Med&
7 . Fir." ,:z• m:rei.
Nan 2bsatistaunts. •
Ayer'a cathartic pule...,
Tsciences of Chemistry and Medicine
JL Wive been tate their utmost to produde this best,
istMot purgative which hi 4n to man tom
ern y r9sfe are about that Pl4ll :have, , Tr
w qhhiellerlea meet litime thi darritAlaill , d
h ,
that they win unp:enetenteily up m thi esteem of all
men, They are sate mid pleasant to tate, out -powerful
to eurts their penetrating properties Minute , e the vital
activities of the both., remove the obatcactions of ha
organs, purify the blo .1, end expel disease. They parse
out the foul. !imam , which breed and grow distemper,
•itinimistishiieheNd ithidereerorgana Iwo thew natural
action, and import healthy tone with 13 , reNstil to the
wool.. ilMe.m got only, do they cure tae every , day
coinpleintel of ofieil t botir, *lt'll* formidabl and can
gerons dvrearas that Pt ve *Anti the Join of human
skill. While iihey prelate pilisOrtureft&s, they are at
the same time, in diminished dome, the safest and best
•pkyutc that can be timpitlyodfor chiles's. Baena &stir
cosh d, the i are pleas.rat to take ; cod being purely veg
etable, are free from vinyl** at Itantb; t)Mphililra
been made which eurpass belief wire they norithetan.
hated by men of eumb exalted posulln and tin iir so
to forbid the eheribidell of uatruth. Min a elk
laymen and phystmalut have mot their names to certify
to the. puldlo the *liability . 4 f our ramc-dios. While
others, have fiat me the lielliffshee 0 their eonvicSon
that our Preparations contribute =menage to rep relief
of my lac ed, sulibrifig felltiw-mut.
The agents below named are pleased to tarnish gratis
our American Almanac, souteinmg direction 4 dm the use
and certificates of their sures, of the fulluwing com
piatnts
Costivness, Bilious 0 mmpialule, Rheumatism Dropsf,
Heartburn, Headache iflghli fro n afoulttomien,;lian
sea, Indigestion, Vorbid'inacron of the Bowels ,i, 4 Pain
are-lag therefrom, Blaindency, Los o; Await., en the
aim which mime, ale a. secant ins *Moe. They alto,
by purifying the blood and stimulating the Tit to, cure
many complaints which It would net be imp mad they
would react, such as Deafness, Partial Blintinem, lieu.
rialfilfi and Nervous Initabdity,, DerallgeeVille of the
i iver and Kidneya,tiorit, and other tittered cotorainte
arising from a low state of the body or obetructioo of lit
fauctona. '
Do Lot be put off by unprino pod dealers with some
other pilling' make m , re wont on ' r. for Anreil
Pate, and tate nothing else. No othcr they can l eis%
OU oomperee with Qua in 49 iatriFinur. vat qe °Cenral re
powers. The sdok wain' the be.t eiddat rale for them,
and they should Inme u.
Prepared by Dr J. C. AYNi- t CO., Lowell, Mare. and
cold by Draggle% everywtere. •
- Price 26 dembreer Bo:. or 6 bolsi tor SI..
'Add by 0. A.. Ben vest, u. W. uroeeh Oa, 0. B.,Kel
by, J. Y. Lots, Dr • htiey, Wyetb Owen every
where „ •
• JOHN IMPIBES
Confectionery& Fruit Store ,
THIRD STREET, NEAR WALNUT, •
Harrisburg,
CON FECTIONEEY OF ALL KINDS,
OKANDES AND LEROXIS, •
PINE APPLES, BANANNAS,
FAH AND SALT FISH,
Add •e esabtes of all lauds, oroutht mreot tram the
Eastern Markets, bsoou ell week, mo purchsie,l sa•tar my
I. [Admit estpurvukuu , thus au, .tidg tat, to tell a better
and °beeper article %hal any to the - Market..
*a-
Or.•stu trots a atetssitut attended :u promptly, and
, Nals deNtred to an part er-the (My ernerot ettarge.
FRE. H HAHNE: FRIIT e‘mist vitil on nand Glee
m,• a . JOHN WHIN4
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?
THAT I T,HH QUESTION%
E eropiieiona tll the 'PARWAN
'•AB'NBttip WOISDiIIO3, AN4IOMY and iihDl
OINK' have deiermlued imor4ielP Ot arp aaa,aft liana
fee , (roY the tbeuelit of ushering atimaalt) POt B of
eheir En et Mattis:duo and i tereaung:urea o mar.
doge and its Dieguaiiileatioue • ervons Debthey, Pres*.
lure Drolme 01 Wahlsed, iniugestion Weakness or Do
er LOW, eAegy , 011 VP I Power= the Great So.
oial Rods, as those %14 dies whit rased trom yontb
fbi iae u.aseitsPS of Maturity , or .Utai of P 119111•
otos, en liaturis law. These I ncaluabie Lectures
bee been the moans of ertlightnitug se s.ving thou
s•eds, and will be forwarded free on Or recelpi of four
diatoPe, i,y ad Ironing .4:Cfc.E, A Y esISIT/AN culla= OF
ANAlrola LAD 510 Broadway, New yard
jel9-ot
CAUTION.
ALL persona are hereby warned against de
predating or in any' mannqr Amessainli
on the Farm of Mrs: C. Mish, adjoining the
city, and under the management of the sub
scriber. , ,
or I have arrested several of these petty
thieves and nuisances, and Matte them pity
pretty well for their sport. Hereafter I shall
not only punish to the cetera of the law, but will
intbltat in the Teispr , aph and other pspers the
named of all offenders. .
Oct. 18,1862. JACOB HISH.
PLUM TREEB,
IN variety,
at Keystone litusery, Harrisbnig
Oct. 18, 1862
ENGLLSH WALNUT THEES
Eqiiitoite Nursery, adjoin 4 die city.
Oct. 18, 1882
SPANISH CdESTNUT TRICKS
A T Keystone Nutmery, adjoining the city
Oct. 13; 1862
.BROVIirg kalgara of all grades, fot taitei
low, by hICHOIei & , OWKAN,
026 Corner From, and Matta streets.
SSUGAReared hams, just received 'imtd
Miss% by MOIWIA
rep 17 Cor r . Front anillifaxtet WA.
Updegrotie Lock Property, Will
grocery atta k kottippie liter ~-attreopt rya miles
above Harriptelig,Oginaw eilmkt-reek*iial See adver
,tisemeot in Weekly or apply to
lariestl4d. *wit , assor t :
Tat'
itions thilik 'ft& :41*.; ses' rftehred, tor
veY 1 411 1 , ,. NI - wow B Ai AN„
atl 6 • Cornet , Front mind Marget streetil-
JUST REOItIiIRD
LARGE ASSORTIW KlirT cif.' Family
..
A Was of differeat styka or btaelaP, at 90e, $1 kb
:91 90,02, 98,0, $6 andslo Also Pocket SWlea utdiL
crept styles and prices at SOIIKEITER'S Bookstore:
tem& y
Driv<rnialDlZO,o:4sl
,
F all dahabia varietal, at the Keystone
1.1 Nurse r ies. _ , - -
li r The : weather and megaton are tfavonil34
and they should be planted as soon as poisibleit
Oct. 113,1862. ' ' J. ,t:
"*TEMP mackerel, in halv9 B , 4 4 l Ar ten _dr"
IN • kitg, - lust - waived, agd for sale ioT z
' NICHOL/9'k tiOwiLsig,
• Corner Front sad %Kiwis% ittrOelp.6,4
su2A
- POUNDS Fats* .
6.000 ofiged list P . tegrZlM
or :wait by,
_ . .
reali• eisee, pattenie .alld ppm
. 110,!-Iust
lior received audio', Fek •
ela - - Jr a cc,
GlI . - "vib:Jpgri ii - : vial -
~,-
swot
i. Gom
.......,.. ..:.i •
. 3* ...- trogil
LE}lttaNS. Ageozi f t'atfocosztute Ikc, •piat
• elleilre 4 *A 5002&
tCor "Ora, et greiklL
•
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