i,)aiip O,T tlegrap4,
NO ICF TO ADV P: JAME R Ad.
vertisements, Business Notices, Mar
riages, Deaths, &c., to secure Insertion
In the TELEGRAPH, must invariably
be accompanied with the CASH.
Advertisement, ordered in the reign..
tar Evening Edition are inserted in the
morning Edition without extra charge.
HARRISBURG, PA
Frith%) Afternoon, October 24, 1862
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A white girl to do
general housework in a small family. Apply at
this office.
Two SUBSTITUTFS, already examined and found
"sound," may he • had by application at the
"Franklin House." Price $6OO each. 2t
INTICRESTINO INFORMATION.-If Captain West,
of the Cavalry, will call at this office, ha can
find out the name of the young lady he fol
lowed in Third and Chestnut streets, last even
ing.
Tux REGULAR MEETING of the Union Relief
Association will he held on Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the school house on the corner
of WNl.nut street and River alley. Punctual at
tendance is requested.
M. S. BEATTY, Pres.
E. A. BISHOP, Sect'y. oct22•d4t
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TiE Dept,'alum of Agriculture is in the re
ceipt from Governor Doty, Indian Superintend
ent in Utah, of some four varieties of cur
rants, which in size more nearly approach
grapy s than our common currants. Cuttings
are soon expected, which will be eent to the
propagating garden.
IN WASHINGTON CITY the foot pads who in
fest the suburbs resort to the garroting system
in order to facilitate their pilfering. They
steadily approach any luckless loiterer whomay
absent himself from home during the small
hours, and c %sting a machine ciltstructed for
the purpose over his head, roughly dontraci
his windpipe and jugglers, while they gently
extract whatever money or valuables he may
have on his person. Crime is advancing in
science and mechanism, certainly.
PERSONAL—Hon. Edward McPherson was in
the State Capital to-dar, looking as pleasant
and as cheerful as though ho had net suffered
from the detraction a..il the falsehoods which
were used to defeat hula at the late election,
as a candidate for Col.gress in the Adams dis
trict. We would rather possess the reputation
of •'Little Mac," defeated though he was, than
the congratulations of the most successful
Breckinridger in the Commonwealth.
CAPT. E. H RAUCH was in our sanctum this
morning, being en route for his command in
the at-my of the Potomac. He looks well, after
sojourning among his friends at home, Mauch
Chunk, for a few days, and when back to his
command, will doubtless give a good account
of himself
REMOVING CELAHTXRS —The following banks
give notice of their intention to apply to the
next Legislature for a renewal of their charters:
Exchange Bank of Pittsburg ; Commercial
Bank of Philadelphia ; Bank of Chester county;
Farmers' Bank of Bucks county ; Bank of Dela
ware County, with right to increase capital ;
Lebanon B mk, Lebanon ; the Miners' Bank of
Pottsville ; Bank of Chambersburg ; Lancaster
County Bank ; Harrisburg Bank ; Wyoming
Bank, at Wilkesbarre, with right to increase
capital ; Bank of Danville ; Farmers' and Me
chanics' Bank of Easton.
Also for charters for the following banka :
Scranton Bank, at Scranton, Luzerne county ;
Venango Bank, Franklin, Venango county ;
Clarion Bank of Elk county; Blair County Bank,
Hollidaysburg, Blair county.
Tns PLOPIZ 07 THZ Bows are practicing an
economy in all things which would be advisa
ble for the people ,rf the north to imitate.
Among other effects of the wat, we notice that
the genius of the people of that region is being
developed by the n'cessities with which they
are surrounded; and thus rainy articles are now
produced in tie south which would never have
been thought of bad that section been left in
dependence on norf be' n producers and manu
facturers. The latest invention is the manu
facture of cloth from cotton and cow hair. This
is done to supply the lack of woolen goods ;
and the cloth thus manufactured is deemed
good enough for the niggers. It shows tact
and invention on the part of the southern peo
ple, thus to devote themselves to the supply of
their wants and the meeting of their necessi
ties. It will have an influence, too, in dissipa
ting the profession that the people of the south
can be starved into allegiance.
Tns STNGD or Baurrmoax adjourned yesterday
morning about half-past eleven o'clock. After
the adjournment a number f the delegates, by
invitation of Dr. Curwen, visited and were shown
through the State Lunatic Hospital. Very lit
tle business of public interest was transacted
during the present session, with the exception
of the consideration of a well written paper
upon the state of the country, reported from a
committee and adopted by the Synod in the
form of a preamble and resolutions. The whole
attendance, both of lay and clerical delegates,
did not exceed sixty, though a full Synod would
number upwards of two hundred. This, as we
have before remarked, was owing to the fact
that a large portion of the territory under the
jurisdiction of this body lies either on rebel
soil, or in close proximity to the theatre of pre
sent military operations. The single,Presbytery
of Carlisle, which was the only one fairly rep . .
resented, can muster, at a full meeting, some
thing like seven ty delegates.
The session, though short, was a pleasant
and harmonious oue, and was reudeted still
more pleasant by the presence of a number of
members of the Synod of Philadelphia, who tar
ried for a day on their way to their own sitting
at Jersey Shore. At the meeting on Wednesday
evening, whiob was one of deep interest, ed.
dresses were delivered by Bev. Mr. Brown, of
Georgetown, D. C.; Bev. A. G. Simonton, Mis
sionary to Brazil ; and Rev. Dr. Dickson, of
Baltimore. The first named speaker, whose
church is now in use as a hospital, stated a
number of interesting facts gathered in his ex
perience, as a chaplain. The Synod adjour#o4
to meet in the city of Washington in October,
1868.
THIEI WAS oz of those healthy autumn d Aya
which inspire us with real love of life.
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RBBULLDING.—The Cumberland Valley R. R.
Company, whose Depot, Engine House, Shops,
&C., at Cbambersbnrg, were destroy( d by
Stuart's Rebel Cavalry, is rebuilding the differ
ent structures, some of which will be larger
and mucb improved.
Too mum PUCLIOITY cannot be given to the
fact that the United States quarter master's de
partment in this city Is lamentably deficient
in the article of blankets, and that great stif
fening may be avoided by each man supplying
his own from home, far which he will be accred
ited by the government.
Taa ENTHRTASNMSNTS nightly afforded at San
ford's Opera House, while not properly of a
dramatic order, are still of that refined descrip
tion which will j nstify the most fastidious in being
present. The pieces selected are all calculated
to please, while the actors themselves are ladies
and gentlemen. We might call these entertain
ments more of the order of parlor soirees, than
dramatic performances ; and as such they are
calculated to please and profit all who hear
them.
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Tan MILITARY HOSPITAL Our reference to
the subject of the abuses in some of the branch
military hospitals in this city, created some
excitement among the nurses and physicians.
A lady friend in one of the hospitals—this
morning, says that the patients were informed
that to talk or complain of the outrages to
which they are subjected, is to incur the penally
of death. It was made to a patient who had
been appealed to to say whether he heard of
any wrongs committed by the nurses, and who,
when humbly and respectfully attempting to
relate what he suffered, was denounced as being
the author of the communication referred to
in our paragraph of yesterday, and informed,
as we stated above, that to complain was to
incur death.
We are daily gathering facts in regard to the
hospitals of this city. We have a number of
such facts already, -well attested, and at the
proper time these shall be given to the public.
If it is death for a wounded soldier to expose
the wrongs to which he is subjected in the
hospitals, we have never seen it laid dorm in
the books that a reporter is liable to the same
punishment for exposing petty tyranny, im
position and outrage. We shall at all events
make the effort, regardless of where the shame
of our exposure may fall.
The above two paragraphs were written for
yesterday's TELEGRAPH, but after reflection, we
had concluded to suppress their publication, in
order not to agitate a matter which might re
suit in injury to innocent parties. Since then,
we have heard that the soldier thus assailed
and just suspected of complaining in regard to
the impositions to which he was subjected,
was put under arrest, degraded thus while steering
with wounds, and in his sickness thus hid up to scorn
Wore his companions in the hospital. We submit
these facts now to a candid public, and ask pa
triotic men whether such things should be tol
erated by those who have the power to remedy
the great wrong 1'
A GOOD STORY SPOILED, BUT GENEROSITY STILL
IN THE ASOENDANT. —Our Lebanon friend, who
gave us what he called fasts in relation to the
Coleman•draft•substitution in that county,mnst
have mixed his lager with a spirit not addicted
to the truth, or his recollection must have been'
somewhat clouded by other influences. He has
some repentances to perform for his misstate
ments, and must be careful hereafter how be
steers into our sanctum, because we do hate
liars. The following note from a friend in Leb
anon sets the matter straight, and leaves, as
we declared in our heading, generosity still in
the ascendent :
Lanaziow, Oct. 23, 1862.
Correspondence of the Telegraph.]
That was a huge canard in your paper the
other morning, about Robert W. Coleman of
Cornwall, Lebanon county, having been drafted
and giving his check for 83,000, &c., &c. lam
not certain whether his name was at all on the
list; if it was he very fortunately escaped.
G. Dawson Coleman, however, our candidate
elect for the State egislature, who though
justly exempted on account of his extreme near
sightedness, has nevertheless procured a substi
tute and pays him handsomely. This is but an
additional evidence of the great liberality and
the undoubted patriotism of this gentleman.
He has done and is daily doing, a great deal
for the soldiers and their families, and the in
dividual whom he sends will have an abiding
friend through life.
If you think proper, you can make the core
rection above alluded to, thus and subserve the
truth and righteousness.
Very respectfully, Yours,
VERITAS.
A Putman goesnon.—The question pro
pounied by the writer of the following card, as
well as the facts which he sets forth, are de
serving the serious attention of the authorities
and the people. Rev. Hay is a man of strong
sympathies for justice, right and impartiality.
He knows of what and why he writes, so that
we rather feel proud to give his statement a
place in our columns.
The people in this state who have eons, hus
bands or brothers in the lone and dreary hospi
tale of the army, will ask themselves why it is
that the friends of the rebels can take such
wretches to their homes and their bosoms,
nurse, caress and sympathise with them in
their deserved suffering, while the Union
dier and the loyal man must remain wherever
the tyranny of a petty attache or surgeon of a
hospital chooses to thrust him. It is hardly
possible that such proceedings will be tolerated
by the people. Reform must come, in some
shape, or those who are thus made to suffer may
be expected to make a demonstration in their
own defence.
Read Rev. _Hay's letter. :
EDITOR of yrs TIESGRAPIE :—I have just re
turned from Baltimore. Whilst there I fell in
with a lady of well-known secession proclivi
ties, who boasted of haling brought away from
Fort McHenry, by permission of &song Wool,
four of the wounded prisoners latcly tronsferred
from Frederick. I inquired if they were in any
of the Baltimore hospitals. "No ; they are in
the hands of OUR PRECKWI. A dozen ladiessantra
bled for them, but I had already promised them
to others, and they are well cared for."
Now I wish to call public attentica to this
fact, which speaks for itself. Would the same
.general allow similar privileges to.loyal ladies
lin:behalf of loyal soldieratl
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CHARLES A: R.
HARRDISIIRO, October 24, 1862.
pettnoglnanta Mail') telegraph, Irtaav 'Afternoon October 2 , L 1862
MUST REJOIN TIME Rsontaurs.—Gen. Mc-
Clellan has rzpreeeed the wish that the provost
marshals will return to their respective regi
ments all the straggling officers they can pick
up. Over two thousand of these worthies are
absent without leave. We have a notion that
a car load of such officers could be gathered
almost any evening in the different restaurants
evict drinking saloons of this city. The service
is greatly imposed upon by these men.
FATAL AOCTLDENT. —A man by the name of
Cyrus Knepper, of Quincy township, Franklin
county, who appeared in Chambei sburg on Tues
day as a substitute for another that had been
drafted, was killed in Greencastle on the even
ing of that day, when he was, among others, on
his way home. The party, it appears, were in
an omnibus, and against the remonstrances of
the driver, Knepper, who was intoxicated, per
sisted in riding on the top, and as the machine
was crossing the railroad track, it lurched 80
much as to cause him to fall off, when the
wheels passed over his bead, injuring him so
severely as to produce death in about ten min
utes. He was about twenty-four years of age.
Another temperance lecture—but for whisky,
Knepper might be living, to be of use to the
community and his country.. But any man can
deal out the poison by paying a license. Strange
consistency, if it is law. •
AN cans NMI BEEN ISSUED by the Governor
by which officers of volunteer organisations,
now raising in various parts of the State, are
warned that their commissions will be with
held and other punishment inflicted if proved
guilty of defrauding
.the government of men
and enriching themselvee by accepting pay
from drafted men for providing substitutes out
of the ranks of men already enlisted by volun
teering. Rumors are also current here with
regard to fees received by the drafting commis
sioners and exempting surgeons for performing
the duty which has been assigned them, and pay
for which they will receive from the United
States government. The people should be put
upon their gua, and expose every act of this
character known to have been committed. They
are entitled to no fees whatever, and if they
have been exacted, the Governor will, upon the
production of evidence, see that just punish
', ent is awarded them.
PENALTY FOR REFUSING TO SERVE WHEN DRAITED
—Much curiosity is evinced to know the pen
alties under State and National laws for refus
ing to serve when drafted. The draft is en
forced under an act of Congress of July 17, 1862,
which states, among other things, chat "the
President is authorized to snake all necessary rules and
regulations in cases 'where State laws are defec
tive as to the enrolment or execution of the
draft. An 'act of Assembly of Pennsylvania,
passed in 1822, (66th section, April 2d,) uses
the following language :
" Each and every * • • private of the
militia who shall have neglected or refused to
serve when called into active service in pur
suance of an order or regmbsiAioq . of the Peal
dent of the United States, shall . be liable to the
penalties" defined in the act of Congress of Feb
ruary 28th, 1795, or any other Acts that may
thereafter be passed.
On reference to the act of Congress referred
to, it will be found to embrace the following
points :
" Every officer, non-commissioned officer, or
private of the militia, who shall fail to obey the
orders of the President of the United States
* 0 0 shall forfeit a sum not exceeding one
year's pay, and not less than one month's pay,
to be determined and adjudged by a court mar
tial 0 tl 0 ; and such non-commissioned
officers and privates shall be liable to be impris
oned by a like sentence, or failure of payment
of the fines adjudged against them, for one
calendar month for every five dollars of such
fine."
It has been decided by the Supreme Court of
his State, that those who disobey the re(lnisi-
tion are not employed in the service so as to be
liable to he articles of war, but that they are
liable to be trio! by a court martial, under the
above act. Such court martial must be consti
tuted under the authority of the United States.
LADLES' UNION MUMS ASSOCUTION.—The ladies
named will seed to the reception room, (Dr.
Bailey's,) by 10} o'clock,
On Saturday, Oct. .26th—Butter, i dozen eggs,
peck awed potatoes.
Mrs. Win. Colder, Mrs. Wm. Shaffer.
" Win. Dock, " Dr. Jas. Fleming,
" Gillard Dock, " J. M. Glover,
" Gen. Forster; Miss Annie Gross,
" Frayer, cor. 2d Mrs. Sarah Hummel,
and Mulbery st. " Jacob Hoffman,
" H. A. Wier, Miss Kate Kunkel.
TO TBIT TITS HOIPITAiS.
Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri. &d.
Mrs. David Urger, Mrs. Gaillard Dock,
Miss rate Fraser, Martha Orth,
Mrs. James Colder. " John H. Briggs
Mon. Tuee. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
Hiss Simon., Kin Marla Zo llinger,
" Holman. " Becky Till.
TO SERVS AT ROOM, (110/011IL a ICELLIAGER,) TO RA-
From 10} to 12 o'oloik A. M., and 1 to 8 o'clock
it x.
Mon. Am. Wed. Thurs. W. &t.
Mrs. Elias Unger. Miss Annie Wiestling,
" Belly Stewart.
Mrs. E. H. COENYN,
Seely. Com. Ar.
LADLES' UNION BUM AMOOLLTION.—The la
dies named will send to the reception room,
(Dr. Bailey's) by 101 o'clock,
On Monday, October 27 ROM made bread and
buUer, and balm/ an*.
Miss Jane Mowry, Mho M. Tway,
Mrs. Collin McCurdy, " Amelia Shutt,
Miss Odell, Mrs. Geo. W. Stoner,
Mrs. Nancy J. Porter, " Shoop, ,
Miss Mary. Pass, Miss A. M. Wiestang,
Mrs. Wm. Tarbutton, Mrs. J. O. Young.
Mrs. Dr. Fager, Mrs. A. H. Bigler,
Mrs. Hamilton Alricks.
TO INIATI AT 111.0tPTION ROOM AT 9 O'CIOCk A. M
Monday, Tuaday and Wednesday.
Miss Kirk, Wm, Annie Airicks.
Thurlday, Piday and Saturday.
Miss Annie Miley, Mies Mary Boyer. '
lbsorva at room (liarnmel ty Knlinger) to receive and
fill Mt Vuortions. From 101. to 12 o'clock
A. from 1 to 8 'o'clock P. if.
Monday and Tuesday—Miss Ogilsby.
Wedneiday and Thursday—Mrs. J . F.rSeller.
Friday and Saturday Miss Martha Elder.
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TO BARSTR AT Tin IROMPTION ROOM
At 91 o'clock A. at. .
021 , 7111 AND PILL OUT aintasznass
TO VINT THI HOSPITALS.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
SANFORD'S OPERA Taotres.—We find the fol
lowing complimentary notice of Sanfordin the
Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening :
Sanford' s Troupe at the new ball, Chestnut
street, has become an institution already ; the
name of Sanfurd will always "draw," no mat
ter where be may locate, and the entertain
ment as given by the new company is of a su
perior character ; Mr. Turner's songs and bal
lads are rapturously applauded, and he has es
tabliehed himself as a favorite with the audi
ence. His selections are beautiful, and the
singing altogether is equal to anything we have
had heretofore in Negro Minstrelsy. The gem
of the evening, was the superior acting of Mr.
Sanford, whose personation of n n old darkey
cannot be surpassed ; his Ike is great, and alone
worth the price of admission. Go by all means
to the new lecture room
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COMMUMOATND TO Tin PUBLlO.—Curiosity, In
experience and Prudence started out one day a
shopping. Cculusitv 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 purchase every thing that looked
handsome. The old lady, Mrs. Prudence, said
my inquisitive friend Curiosity, I think there
is nothing to be gained from the mere looking
around ; and now my impetuous but docile ac
quaintance Inexperience, while I c innot help
but feel kind towards you for your artless and
kind intentions, you will please let me give
you advice in making your dry goods purchases
for winter. At this time when every descrip
tion of goods are far above the usual price, it is
tb your interest to go where good goods can be
had for the least money—that place is Union &
Bowman's, southeast corner of Front and Mar
ket streets. 2t.
A Holm Esranzmassar —Among the many
improvements lately made in our city, to which
we can point with pride as an evidence of pros
perity and as a determination on the part of
our business men, no longer to remain behind
the -' light house," is the completion of Eby
& Kunkle's large brick building at the corner
of Market and Fifth streets, which is alike
creditable to the owners and ornamental to thiot,.
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 ch tllenges oornpetion.—
Without going into 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 ie extended to
the public to visit the new building and exam
ine the extensive stock, whet her they purchase
or not.
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To the Afflicted.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
those who are afflicted with Rheumatism, Dys
pepeia, Consumption of Liver and Sidney,
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
on hand a quantity of invaluable Salves for
Sore Eyes, Frozen Feet and Piles. References
can be furnished a 9 to their wonderful efficacy,
whenever called upon. There need be uo,ap
prehension in.regard AO my competency to ad
minister 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 had at any time at my
residence, in Pine street, between Second and
Front. (aul3-dlm) MRS. L. BALL.
Mae. BALL :—I am happy to inform you 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 much distress. My health generally
was bad, and at times I suffered much from
shortneee of breath, Now, Ileel like another
man. My appetite isipitld- , -4 eat hearty three
tithes a day without the least pain, and have
gained four potmde In three months. I take
pleasure in recommending it to all my friends,
as Lam certain it is a sure core.
BEV, 0. W. LANDRETH,
Mount Joy, Pa., Oct. 18, 1862
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Wa nave received a large assortment of hoop
skirts, from 76c. up to $2 60. A large assert
went of linen and needlework collars, and Col
late and sleeves, at all prices. 'White eambrics,
jacconette, nantucka, 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 (f carpet to be sold cheap. KentuCky
jeans, sattinette and csasimeres for men and
boy's wear. We received 50 dozen suspenders,
at all prices. 60 dozen cotton handkerchiefs,
with borders, and , a great many other notions
and small wear. S. LIMY.
Ncw Aborrtistmrtlts
13; witED dr 00..
AGENTS TOR
STEINWAY'S UNRIVALLED PIANOS,
Princes Melodeons *Oa)
VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, FIFES, AC
CORDIONS DRUMS AND MUSI
CAL iLDICHANDISE
Of every kind.
HOW 'Ve t SEWING MACHINES,
PGATMIIIT FRAMES,
Large Pier and Mantle Mirror.,
Photograph Frames tad Albums.
at thi New kw& Mare of B. WARD & CO.
augl4-dly N 0.14, 'Market Square, mar relLre
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES .
NOW is the time to have your Houses
Papered. Go to Henry 6. Bharat% No. 12 Market
street, near the bridge, Wall Paper ant Window
Store. Paper hanging personally attended to. All wort
warranted. oetd-dtr.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
ASMALL lot of extra, just received and for
eels by WM. DOCK, Jr., & CO.
oot2B-dtf
811ADB TREES,
0F various Idnds, at the _Keystone Nursery,
adjoining the oity.
f Trees planted and warranted to grow,
or, if Mitt, to be replaced, on reasonable
, terms. JACOB KM.
Oct. 13, 1862.
FOR SALE.
Q AIIBUSHELS prime Yellow Cora.
u • ij
baobab; barley =Mts. first eualitY ,
200 bushel: rye.
be barrels whisky, first quality.
Empire of 16011.4.0 BOGELAND,
se29 Washiaistiwn Avenue, Elarrkshwig.
POTATCIEI3. • '
(I=Vas, or:ok, Elniemlor q
' 16W-larit' reoeivodwiel for Isle low, .by
Oealkt . WM. DOCK, Jr., & CO.
New Ithertistments.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Just received, at BERGNER'S BOOK STORE,
a fuli supply of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Embracing all the new Styles and Sizes,
ALBUMS FOR 32 PHOTOGRAPHS.
ALBUMS FOB 20 PHOTOGRAPHS
ALBUMS FOR 24 PHOTOGRAPHS
ALBUMS FOR 80 PHOTOGRAPHS
ALBUM FOR _4O PHOTOGRAPHS
ALBUMS MR 50 PHOTOGRAPHS
Price@ from Serenity-live Cents
To Twenty-live Dollars.
BOUND IN CLOTH, WITH CLASP
BOUND IN FRENCH MOROCCO, WITH
CLASP.
BOUND IN TURKEY MORMICO, WITH TWO
CLASPS.
BOUND IN TURKEY BOROOOO, WITH
PANELLED SIDES
BOUND IN VELVET, WITH CLASPS-VERY
RICH.
BOUND IN MOROCCO, WIIR HEAVY
MOUNTINGS AND. CLASPS.
PICTURES FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGIIIIISED WOMEN.
COPIES OF RARE ENGRAVINGS.
COPIES OF CHOICE-PAINTINGS.
.Any."Einte'de Iruttie pnbliehed in the country
will be furnished to order .
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Of any size nut in the standard styles will be .
made to order.
BERGNER'S
Cheap Bookstore.
FOR THE SOLDIERS.
A N I2?X I r rt r "i r to tT et
a 1147800 consisting of
WRITING CASEb.
Itipressly toinufsetdred' tor the soldiers.
POR FOLIOS, '
POCKET INK STANDS'
PENOIIs, PENS AND
WRITING MATERIALS
OF EVERY V AtiIETY,
SOLD AT •
REDUCED RATLII3.
JUNES .11.0U81 1
(XMINEI3 OF
MARKET ST AND KARIM SQUARE,
RABA ISB Utill PA.
JOBAPII F. NeOLIELL4N, PROMUSTOR.
(RECENTLY CIONDIEMOD ItY WELLY 00yERLY.)
lhis is a Fret litias Hotel, a 4 located Io the reared
part of the city. WIN kept In the beet manner, said lie
petrotia wid End 'Very iltot omteo mike to be met with in
the beet housce in the oat my. .630-dit
A RARE CHANCE
FOR A BUSINESS-MAN.
rpHE canal grocery store and' Rockville
Hona..•known as the Updegreve I disk Property,
shoaled fire miles above Harrisburg, frciatin,g easi on
the P. nnaylvaula Canal and west on hie tumor's/tattoo
river road, white So: dß' applier 'Born.
Thdgrocery shire, it not.the very hest stand on 'the
'line of the pal; - 14% only erivated by one other. et tine
new barn aillritablehas recently been built, so that each
bOabrteam ratite loosed up separately. Also pleoty of
Sheds, irty houses, corn crib, two shore houses for grain,
ice house, hay scales, and indeed ceery convenience
that ia necessary ler currying ore the busmen. The
place b within three hundred yards of the Rockville
depot,on rho Pennsylvania railroad, and Dauphin and
Schuylkill railroad also. Persons wishing to purchase,
phase apply on the premises, to
• anlB-wtianistlB63 W. p. uENkeir
. .
COAL! COAL! COAL!.
IFIBE subseritier is prepared to deliver to
the citizens of Harrisburg, pure
LIKENS. VALLEY AND AIDISABARRE
Coals, either by the car, boat load, or single ton, at the
lowest market prices Ong: Orders left at my oMoe, 4th
and Market, will be punctually attended to.
DAVID. McOO.IIBIIOK.
Harrisburg, bept. 30, 1862 se3o-416*
'PROCLAMATION;
WiihREAO, the ifonorable Joan J.
Equate:ls, t'reeident) of the Court of Common
3 in. theTwelftti Jamidal District, consisting of the
couphea of Lebanon and Dauplu o, and the Non. Gum
th;LArnue and Rob. Natio IV Wenn, Assoclate'Jadgee In
Dauphin county, having issued - t noir precept, bearing
date the Oth "lay of October; 1882, to me directed, for
holdings Ocuir‘ of °Yaw aid reranter and General Jail
Delivery and Quarter Smetana of the Peace at Herrisbarg,
for the county of Dauphin; and to commence ON 111.
jIOADAY OANNOVINHR MIT being the lira Dar 'OF No.
`PIMA t.And so Continue two weeks:
Notice,. !lierefore hereby given to the qeronor, tea
time of the Platt, Aldermen, and Constables of the said
°Minty of Dauphin, that they..g the; end thiwe in their
proper penionWat 10 oPeloht Allti forenoon of said
day, with tneir • records, , ingttb,tlods , esandnatt
and their own rememb mums, W do those things
which to their office appechnies to be (tone, and them
who are bawd to regognizanceo to proem:tete against 'the
priaoserwthat an or email on in the Jailer Dauphin caw
ty, be then and there to prosecute wheat them as shell
be Jwst.
Given under my hand, at Harrisburg iN c r tab day o r
ootober, la the year or our Lord, 1 and in th e
eighty.sixth year (tithe Independence ol the ailed States.
J. D. BOAS, eerier.
SEINALFeII Oirms
Harrisburg, Oa. 0,186 g. j oogOtieerld
PEIPHER'S DAILY LINE
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA,
Lock Haven, Jersey Shore, Willianupori t mu t .
ey, Dniontown, Watsontown,.
Lewisburg, Northumberland, Dui
bury, Trevertea, Georgetown,
Lyinuntown, 11111ersburg,
. - Ibilitar ; Dauphin
HAiIikitISBURG.
Th. Philadelphia Depot being centrally located, the
Drayage 11 , 111 beat The Lowest Rates. Toe ,Cooductor
goes through with each train to attend to the safe de
livery of all goads intrasied to the line. Goods deliver—
ed at the Depot of
Freed,, M
Ward_ Skrreed, 811 Market /Greek, Philadelphia,
by Cdelook, P. .orfil be ctedivered tn Marrisburg the
next morning. • •
frelg_hs always as law as by Aar _Other
Line. . 1 .
Josini MONTGOMERY,
y 0414810318 and Heading Depot,
- oct2l _dtr Foot of "Mr4et,threet,
XtA.lk L . —Teaierce of those
M J ~ReaOlbriitealAti* eared M.
rewind did
at telehr large drelfiaa 'quantities
3.. k ah
New 2butrtistments.
flyer's Cathartic Pills.
HE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine
T,
have been taxes thi it utienet to produce thitibest
meet perfect purgative which is lino nto man. Natant
arable proofs are stow that these iltas have virtues
which sarptee to exceillen,ie the ordinary cre 3 dialues, and
that they wio unp , e.edenteilly up in the esteem of a , l
men. They are sate and pleasant to take, but powerful
to cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
e canriatea of the body, remove the obstructiene Of its
argues, purify the blood, snd expel disease. They purge
out the fold humors which breed and grow distemper,
stimulate sluggish r d serdered organs in o their mitunit
action, and impls, healthy tone with terength to the
wool. system. Not only do they cure tie every day
complaints of every body, but also foinedabl • and Mtn
gerous diseases that hive baffled the best of human
skim While they produce powerful abets, they are at
the same time, in diminished doses, the safest and beet
physic that can be employed for children. Being anger
coated, the, are pie lint to take; and being purely rag
elable, are free from any risk of harm. Ceres have
been mace which surpass belief were they not tiublitan
hated by men of sucis exalted position and character as
to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many emiabt sior
gymen and physialans have lent their lie mss to certify
to the public the reliability f oar remediee„ while
others have stet me the assurance tif tbeir COIIiiCIPOLL
that our Preparations contribute immensely to the relief
of my tamed, Buffering fellow-men.
The agents below named are pleased to .urniati gratis
our awerjcen Almanac, containing directions for the ass
and oertilie atea of their auras, of the tot, ming com
plaints :
Cotolvness, Bilious Oomplainte, übeumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn. Headache arising 'rob at tomacti, Nau
sea, 'lndigestion, Morbid Inaction of theßowels and Pais
irides therefrom, Platedency, Lo-s of appetite, alt Dia.
asses which require an seacoast tlllllCioe. Trey aloe,
by purifying the blood and nUmuhning syn. ants
many soraphatnti which It Would not be cup; cued they
would react, such as Deehresa, Partial. Blinoness, Neu
ralgia. and Nervous Irritability, Derempunems of the
fiver sud Kidneys, Gout, and wher aloured cOmp'sints
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its
fonstona.
Do not be put off by moorhen p:ed dealers with tome
Other pill they make as •re pront on ac for *lna%
Pima, and take nothing else. AO other limy can give
you compares with this In lie hutriusla value or curative
powers. The sick want the beet old th. re is ror them,
and they should have it.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYilh & CO., Lowell, Kass. and
sold by Druggists everywhere.
Price 26 cents per Box, or 6 boxes thr Al.
*ad by O. A. Ban van, D. W. Gross ir Co., 0. H. Hei
ler, J. Y. Lutz, Dr Riley, F. Wyeth gndl dealers every
where
JOHN WISE'S
Confectionery & Fruit Store,
THIRD STREET, NEAR WALNUT,
Harrisburg, Pa
CON FECTIONERY OF ALL BINDS,
ORANGES AND LEM6I4IS,
PINE APPLES, NANANNAS; '
FRESH AN D SALT Fl4/I
~. I
And . re atab;ea of ,all.alunn,....*•aniailg..daienb--11Rair •is
w
-sateen Marketit, twice a ea - , hn ..urchaaed unifer my
I,: noted anpervisiun, ttme-esii laieeevittHe better
and cheaper article that any it. the market
oar or , :ira from a diatance attended o prompuy, and
ode detiVerect to any pert of Mae city free o one" gO.
FR&II OANNE.. FRUTZ3 coney.' tly on nand : -'. . Give
me a eat. r De26l JOHN WIFE.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY'?
THAT IS THE QUESTION.
HE Propnetors el the •PARISIAN
LAS' NCI tiF WONDB ed. AN itIMY and Me.D/-
OiN ' bane 0 , -iermuied re4ardless 01 axle , nee, to 'cane
fre , (It. the beneSt of euNrin htonacit; ) FO Rof
their moat instructive and i .tern sting Le-g ores on Mar
Mace sad ila Laseuelithcaioes, ••• rvous Drbletr, Prema
ture Decimate Nenhcoo, tridweaticii Weakness or De
er mum, boas ol earwig cod VI .IPewere. he. Great So.
mai Evila, au those ,tica wide remit from youtn
thl tot tea, it:ceases ul Matarity. or Igo •,..%) of Plr,si
clo,l on.! Natures Law, These invaluable Lectures
bay. been the means of enliabtoing $ll.l airing thou
roods, aid will be forwarded free on the receipt of four
cramps, by adJrcesing sIieREU Y PARIALad CaletWlT or
damn= asp Illtmentm, 553 Broadway, New York.
CAUTION.
ALL persons are hereby wirmxi against de
. predating or in any manner trespassing
on the Farm of Mrs. C. Wish, adjoining the
city, and under the management of the sub
scriber.
Or I have arrested several of thaw petty
thieves and nuisances, and made them pay
pretty well for their sport. Hereafter I shall
not only punish to tho egad of the l ao, but will
pubitsh in the Tetsgrspis and other papers the
.names of all offenders.
Oct. 18, 1862
PLUM TREES,
I N variety, at Keystone Nursery, Harrisburg
Oct. 13, 1862
ENGLISH WALNUT TREES
A T Keystone Nursery, adjoining the city
Oat. 18, 1882
SPANISH C EIESTNIIT TREES
A T Keystone Nursery, adjoining the city
-411-
Oot. 18, 1862
lop ROWN '' sugars of all grades for sale
_Ay law, by NIOHOLi t AMMON-,
je2S Corner Front nit I Market week'.
lIGAR oared barns, just received 'and
S
03, b 7 isloooL9 & ItOrtf&N,
asp IT Cor. Front and Markot-stroet.
. • .
HT Updtignive Look Tioperty,
grocery mad dockidae Segve, vitiated fiee milei
aHarriOurg, torw *tared for sale. flee edrer
alleatent lb Weekly or apply to _ .
TELlargest and most extensive assort-
Lof glass in the city' just received, sad for
41° var y low, by NlOilets t s-isrviss,
sue Qoroer Front and _Market MAR*.
- JUST BEL I itiVED. •
SI.4,LARGE ASSORTMENT of Family
BUttes et different stylef of binding, at 906,,gn 26
, $2, $B, $6, $6 and St O. Also rocket Abieept - dir
•-rent styles and prices at 9011$27ER'8 Hosiestape.
febl6-y
EMCIrREEN TREES,
UF all desirable varieties, at the Keystone
Nurseries.
tir The weather and season are favorable ,
and they should be planted as soon as possible.
Oct. 18, 1862. J . Kum
W mackerel, in halves, quirt or
13 Ms, just nacotreo, and for belie low by_, , , —
NICHOUS a flowallut
0;ornIr Front Rol Kozisetritirts
au29
OUNDS Extra . Pritrie
cam flaws for sale very lowlthplasate
WM. 431{, as Q 5)
9 b oo P
Y
IL F , all aia6a, piitterus aid, prices just
rece' and for cafe by • - 1 I t.
• : • MY. 1106144.:,:i20131
Q . 131,1) PENB I_LThe larleat eat treat
:tom, it a il.oo o 14.06-,warranted—itt
WITA P BOOPITnaII.
El!IONS, rtiisciss, coo:mints ko.l just
L
reosivellaad far sale by
IoaCHOLS & FOWMAN,
Cor. ?rout and 'Lancet staleelii.
BEI
JACOB MISR