THE TELEGRAPH
IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY,
13y GEORGE BERGNER
Tsk6~S. rats Sumarrnos
The Dam' TIIIIGILAPH is served to subscribers in the
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W hl. T„ BISHOP,
ATTORNEY
OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO WYETH'S HALL,
OPPOSITE THE COURT-HOUSE.
Consultations in German and English.
nov3 dlm
A. C SMITH,
TORN EY - AT - L .11W ,
OFFICE THIRD STREET.
mYIOY) NEAR MARKET.
JONESII 0
CORNER OP
MARKET ST AND MARKET SQUARE,
HARRISBURG, PA.
JOSEPH F. MoCLELL&N, PROPRIETOR.
(1010ENTLY ompuoTio BY waus covms.)
Th - e le a First Claes Hotel, and located to the central
part u the city. it is kept in the best manner, and I ~.
patrohe w.ll find every accommodation to 14e met with' hoE
the beet honey in the eountry. eO3O-dty.t.
THEO F. ICHEFFER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINT Oh 4'
NO. 18, MARKET STREET,
EIARRISBURG.
*it-Particular attention paid to Printing, Runny, and
Hinging of Railroad Blanks, Manifests, Pennies, Ohecka,
Drafts, gut cattos printed at $2, $3, $4, and $5 per
honsanti to elegant style. i2U
B. J. EL AERIE',
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Mannta,eturer
NO. 112 MARKE7 ,87REE7,
HAIMISBURG.
HAS always on hand a lull assortment
of iln and Ivanneti Wire, Clooiing and Parlor
Stoves i.i the beet inanition. u Spouting, Roof
ing amt Galvanised Iron t.onosh, manufactured mid pit
up at reasonable rates •
air Repairing promptb ttended.to.
DAN'L. A. NIEENOR, AGENT,
Lie Old Wallower Liue respectfully
isforma Me public that this Old Dail, Frammenti
thin Line, (the only Wallow Line uow in exist. , uois. in
this Lity,) is is In successful operation, and prepared to
carry freight as low as any other individual line between
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Sunbury, Lewieburg, , Wil
liamsport, Jersey Shore,Lock Efav , in and all other points
on the Northern Centra, Philadelphia and Erie and WO
liamwort and Elmira tissiroads.
DANL. A. MIIIINCH, Agent.
Harrisburg, Pa
hoods sent to the Ware House of Messrs. Peacock,
Zeit & Inehinan, Non SOB and sp Market street so eve
Monk Plaine) phia ~ by 4 WolGolc i IL; will arrive in
flarrisburg; ready for delivery next morning.
aprBo-rdmyl
,REMOVED.
JOAN B. SMITH
removed hie Boot and Shoe Store
tl from the corner of eeimod and Walnut Weida to
NO. 108 MARKET STREET,
Next door to Hayns's Agriculture btere, where tie Intends
to keep all kinds of Boom te.J Shoes, Gititwrs, ho.,
and a
large stock of Trunks, and everything In his line of be.
illness ; and will be thankful to Neel% the patronage 01
his old customers and the pun& in general at his new
plane of beehive. All kinds of work made to order in the
beat style and by superior workmen. ttepairing done at
short notice. [apr2dtl} JOHN B. BMITH.
FEINER'S DAILY LINE !
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA,
Lock Haven, ! luny Shore, Williamsport, NMl
cy, Uniontown, Watsontown, Milton,
Lewisburg, Northumberland, Sun
bury, Treverton, Georgetown,
Lykenstown, Millersburg,
Halifax, Dauphin
A.IND HARRISBURG.
The Plidiadelphta Depot being centrally located, the
Drayage will beat the Lowest Rates. Toe Conductor
goes through with each train to attend to the safe de
livery of all geode intrusied to the line. Goods deliver
ed atthe Depot of
Freed, Ward k Freed, 811 Market street, Philadelphia,
by b o'clock, P. M., will b.) delivered in Harrisburg the
nest morning.
freight Always as Low as by Any . Other
Line.
JOSHPH MONTGOMERY,
Philadelphia and Reading Depot,
oct2l-dtf Foot of Aunt Street, tfarriaburg.
11+I I. ADOLPH !, TE.CPsER.
't i ILTOI9LD respeutfully intorid . 11113 old
patrons end the 'public generally, that he •11,111
Oontieue to give ltistruotionson the PIANO •YORTE, ME
LODEON, VIOLIN and SIIID it the Weave of TRONOUGIB
MARI lie will tetb pleasure watt opm. - .pits at ,their
tromels at any hour desired, or 161MOUll t ,IN au a
his residence, to Third atreat tea doors nelow th
Berman Wormed Chtiroh. - •do • ; snd
JUistellautons.
POSTAGE CURRENCY.
WE have received en assortment of Val
lets adapted for carrying safely and con
veniently the New Currency, with lot of
LEATHER GOODS GENE RALLY.
Ladies' Satchels, Ladies' Companions, Purses,
POrtMolll2BleB, &gar, Cases, Card Cases, Wri
ting and Sewing Cases, Portfolios,
}KELLER'S DRUG STORE, 91 Market St.
STANDARD PEAR
TREES, at Keystone Nursery, adjoining the
city of Harrisburg.
Oct. 18, 1862.
COAL Oil Lamps perfected, "Cahoop i e At
tachment" fated to any lamp, prevent;
the breaking of chiranies. For sate by -
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Cor. Front and Market kite.
nov6
DANDELION, Rio, and other preparations
of Coffee, warranted pure, for s a le by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner Front and Market Ste.
novB
SMOKED HALIBUT.
VERY choice article just received, and for
A sale by WM. DOCK, Jr., & CO.
VOTIONB.--Quite a variety of useful
I an , l nitertalmtle
-52 f, , Mie.'ww.R 2 . 4 ,, • • ,I.
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FREsFRESHLetnons and Raisins just re
.
calved sod for oalo low by -
NICHOL& & BOWMAN,
)014 Corner Pront and Market streets.
IGIS, Dates, Prunes, Raisins, and all
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swam of Nuts, at JIIHWLSE'zt Store Third and
Eat. myl
CHOICE lot of Tobacco, for, sale at reawna ,
Vide prices, by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
novB Corner Front and Market Sts.
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DR. ,JOHNSQN
ZI44%.XIMIDECOELIE€I
LOCK HOSPITAL!
LAS discovered the moat certain speedy
uod effetcual remedy in the world for
DigEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
. , A inli e: .i. 't , i , :i i ,
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No Mercury or Noxious Druck •
A Cure Warranted, or no Charge, in from one
to Two Days.
Meatuses of the Sul or, Limbs, Strictures, Alleatious
of the his:inert and Bladder Involttulary discharges, Im.
potency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspephy, Lan.
gum, Low Spirits, 01:11thIldOrk qt ideas, Pai r liatien of the
Heart, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of Bight hr Giddi.
nesse, Di demo of the Head, Throat , Nose o Skin, &Deo
dons of , the Liver, Lungs, Ammon or Bowels—those ter
rible disorders mishit from the Solitary Habits of Youth
—these swam and solitary practocas more fatal lo their
victims titan the song of . nom to the Mariners of lays
sea blight* their most bighead home or anticipations,
Mideritof marriage, ilms7 l6:
Young en ~ 1 4 ,
1-. ' • '- •
who have 'NOMA- klithQatiatims 01 Ranter'' ,
dreadful and d ' -if Amaieilirhich annual
•,„- -- .01 10 'an undmely-trai WORM of Young
0.004 #
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the_most exalted M, Militant UMW , t,
.' :. . ~ Aritierwise have . ` ' . 1 - *toning Senates
OW, She thunders of el Or ited to ecstasy she
MMus lyre, may call withtatt've,o
Max i m . •
F. - ,
~iainsa Tinian., or Ifutinklibitt , lbolitesitidiMing Mar
inane;bean aware of physiost WhisioisalWardo ~ debtll- -
ty, deformities, ho., speedily cured.
He who planes himself under the care of Dr. J. may
religiously confide In his honor as argentleman, and con
fidently rely upon his skill ea a Physician. '
Organic Weakness .
i mmediately Cured, and full vigor Restored:
This distressing asieutionwhich render* 1 lie mixers-
Me and marriage impossible-1a the penalty paid , by the
victims of improper indulgences i oung persona are too
apt to comma •excents from not being aware ;of the
dreadful consequence' that may ensue. Now, who that
understands the sublect will pretend to deny th at the pow
er of procreation Is last sooner by those falling see im
proper habits than' by the prudent Besides being de
prived the pleasures of healthy Arming, the Most se
rious and destructive symptoms to both - body. and . mind
arise The system becomes deranged, the Physteal sod
Mental Functions Weakened, Lose of Procreative ?cower,
tgerrious Instability, Dyspepsia Palpitation of the Heart,
indigestion • Denteltitiona 1 Debility, a Wasting !of, the
reattle,.oollo l , .0314seteptiOn, Deasy and Death'...
Office, No. 7 South 'Frederick Street.
Lax liana side vansßein Baltimore : street , a love Men.
irons the corner. fall dot to observe name and number
Letters must be paid add contain a stamp. :The Doc
tor's Dipietaaa hang in his oMce.
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A Cure . warranted in Tw o Days.
apr3o-dly
No Mercury Or Natiosow Drugs,
Dr. Johnson,
Member Utile Roy al Cellose of unrgeone, London, G rio t
nate from eide of the most ensinetillOollegeit in the United
Suttee, end the greater part of whose lite hag beets spent
in the hospitals of London, Pans, Philadelphia and 'Me
w here, kiss effected some of the most astonishing 'dares
that were ever known • many troubled with ringing in
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness; being
Ousted at sudden sounds, beiddideess, with trequent
blushing, *Wended courethues with derangement of mind
were cured tuditedlately.
Take Partioular Notice.
Dr. J. addreeees all those Who have ingeredthembelves
by improper indulge co and sehtary. habits, which ruin
both body and mild, entittini,them for either business
study, sodety or marriage,
These are some of the sad and melancholly effillins pro
ducted by early White of youth, via Weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness ,f Bight,
Loge of muscular Power, Palpitation of, the heart,Bye
pepey, Nervous Irratibildy, Derangement of theDigeetiye
puncebins, General Debility, Mymptoms of Consumption,
tro
ldssrauV.—The Merfuleffects on the mind are much
to be dreaded—Lose of Memory, Confusion of ideas, De
pression of Spirda, htiil Forbodings, Avers:on to tkinety,
Self Dettrueld Love of bolitude, TiMidity, kn., are some of
the, nails Produced.
Timitamms of persons of all ages 06111 now judge wpm,
is the cause , of their declining health, losing their trigor,
becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a
Unpins appeanume spout the ed as, cough and syinmonis
of eonsumption.
Young hten
Wile have netted thentoilw by a certain prole in
Bulged in when alone, a halt frequently Warmed from
tree companionsi or at imbed, the effects of Me are
'sightly evew whonasieep, and it not cured renders
marriage impoieible, and destroys both mind . and body,
should apply intMediatel,T.
What a pity that arming man, the,hope of his oouaN
try, the darling of hill parent% ehoetheo nestobeg I r ma
all pr apnea a nil enjoyments of life, by the eonstmienes
of deviating from the path of nature and indulging :in a
certain secret habit. !soh poisons num, before comem-
OMR% Karriage, -
redact that a toned mind and beby aretitim most' news.
airy requisites to promote menneat beppinees.
w ithout, these, the Janney through life Wage" a weary
pligrimagee prospect'hourly (Cottons to the view .q
the mind becomes shadowed with despair and tilled {wish
the melaneholly reflection that the Witham of another
becomes blighted with our own.
Disease of Imprudence.
When the misguided and imprudent votary of *inn)
finds that he has imbibed the Needs of than painful
lose, it too often livens that an th-timed mauve et 'Came
or dread of discovery, deters him from applying to those
Who, from elucation and resPer,tability, can done be
friend him, delaying till the ormatitntional symptomb on
Litt horr d dianaite Make their itimuleennati such ad ui
oersted sore throat, diseased ;nose nocturnal ,p In'
In
the head add limbs, dilemma of eight; delimits, nod s
on
the shin weekend arms, blotches on the bad, fac etand
extremities, progressing with! frightful rapidity, till at
last the paste of the month [lithe banes of the nose Dill
in, and the victim of this awful disease become= a horrid
object of commiseration, till death pats a period to his
dreadful sufferings, by sending him to " . shit Ondbetwv
voted Gonatry from whence no traveler relearns." 5
It is a Tralarheily feet thee thousand' f a ll etemem to
this t o mtit. dueess, owing to the untledfullness of • Mao
raht pretenders,' who by the OHO of that Dewily Poison,
Mercury, ruin the constitution and =he the residue o
life miserable.
Strangers,
Trust not your livm, or health, tp Utesare of the niany
Unlearned and . Worthlssa Pretenders, destitute of know
ledge,name or charm*, Who copy Dr. Johnson's ad;Yer
verdeemeriti, or style themselves in the newspailers,
regularly liducatettphysiclines incapable ot Curing, they
keep you trilling month after mouth nth* their filthy
and poisenopsnems oot mounds, or se long as the smallest
fee can be obtained; and in deigoir, leave yes with Alin
ed health to sigh over your galling disappointment.
Dr. Johnson is the only Physician Advertislitm. —
jmenredesteMor diplomas elWaYll tange Wills office.
His remedies or treatment are mamma to all , others,
proposed from a life spent , in the great hospitals of itin
rope, the f rom
in country:end a more extensive Pri
vate Practice then any •other Physician in the Worid.
Indorsement of the Press.
The many thoneands cured et this institetten ye 4 af
tor, year, and theynumerous •inipertssit Buzau
a-
Bum rrlormaid by Dr. Johnsen, whammed by the re-
Pcktlet of Me .usuri,” ."Clipper,e and many other ipa.
pen, tices of which have appeared again - and again
before the public, besides his Wending as a gentlemen of
character and responsibility, is a. sulticient mudraetee
loth* eftlieraed. .
Skin I li eeae ee cpcodily Cured.
Pirates writing should be particular In chrectiug their
"Iterate Me Inatitnilicsi, in Abe : following molter ;
100 N 11..101114110N, D. i
Of the Baltimore Lock Hospital,
('DUAL Oh Lamp Shades W mks, Chap:L—
C Heys, for solo lowby
• MAMBA HOWILiN,t
• Corner Front and Market Wee •
lig pflowly replenitilidd r iltook - ot - `l ` o;iot
Uand fancy Gloode tinsurpaesed in this city, o.nd
.eesug confident .11 rendering satilisetioa, we:Woild rex
. peettully invite a can. .• • • KkaS4
91 Idarset street, two doors east of,Fourtli attest,-01 to
i
std..
•
ravioli FISH every Tuesday and Fridt y
at JOHN WlErn Ware, soma of Third, and yak
Linfir
"INDEPENTIEN9 tN AI 1 rf'
HARRISBURG. FA-, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 14, 1862
coital.
qiistitlauttous
FREIGHT REITCED I
HOWARD ROPE
EXPRESS CO.'S
SHORT & QUICK ROUTE
TO AND FROM
NE WYORik
Goods
_Ordered in the
Morning Returned
the same Night.
Leave New York at 7* P. M., by the Fast
Through Express TraAn, arriving in ilarriaburg
at, 8 A. M.
WITHOUT ORANGE OF OARS.
Order Ciixoda marked , .
via HOP." Sil l /IMBB CO.,
General Office. 162 Pkoadway, New York
For further infonnatlon enquire of
ONO,. BEIICIN.IIII, Agent
klananutuaa, Aug. 1861.-dti
..
.tiinringer's Patent ;Beef Tea, j' il
It SOLID Concentrated Extract of 'Bee
sact VniseSshlps- , oonvertiblo Audnediatoly 1,.til a.
no - him atidleduidue soup 'alveolar Tea'.
Highly approved by.. a number of our Physicians who
nee it in our hospitals for the sustenance for oar
Wounded.
Dmacriess Pea Oat—Out up ouellith part of a
cake of the extract, pour ou: shelling water, about a
pint, nibre.or leek accerding to the strength dent nal In
a few minutes it Ail tienutirely. &mired. ..
TU. admirable argyle condenses into, a comps o t
ham, all thehubetantill and. nutritive propertlea of *
large balk of meat end vegetables: The rea Adam with
which. it olasokrosinto a rich and palatable aottO w tea,
which would require hours of prepatation, ace
to usual method, is an advantaghin minty adroati.ita
of life to obvious to need viral rr_,,
.Far sate by WM. -0001t,'Jr., gr. Co
GRAPE VINES
Qall desirable hardy native.varietles (and
they are the only. class worth planting in
the open air,) for sale at the Keystone Nursery,
adjoining the city. .
Among them .are some of the newer varieties,
such as Delaware, Diana, Robaxa, Omcord, Num
dine, Hartford, rivlific, 10., which have sold at
very high prices- Icor small and weak vines.-
Strong, tipmed i and thritty_vines are now
offered at reasonable, prices; -
Oct. 18, _186,2:,_ 7 I
STEAM BOILERS,
LA A VIM} made efficient and permement
arranipeuents for the purpoee, we are now' pre
p% .ep to MeiroS MAN BLULEttS Of etoeiy kind ,. primp':
ly.nntt at reasonable rates. We ehaUque won elude by
13010 & Brother, the repataiwn ef winch is second .to
none In the martet:
None Wattle beet minds employed. Bertlag prOmm
y antaded to. Address MAW. WORN'S,
myZIOLy tlatrisburg, Ps.
OAP WRITING OASES,
OONTAXIIIRO
PAPER, ENVELOPES,
PENS AND PENCILS
Just the thing to carry WAN, knapansk. Price corn
plate, only 38 c nta Yoe gale at
•Ageortrows OREAP BOOK STORE.
.
PEC - NUT TREES
A T Keystone Amery.
h Oct. 13,1862.
F.ESE from the celebrated Hambarg
N dariaas lb ISMItli oocodigazooznjusi roookvad and for
odollulel BPVIIIA.N;
solOl2 corner Frail. and Yarcec Me*,
VANILLA BEANS; •
jir 8 are ' offering sale a splencod
y panty of Vanilla balm at low pleas by the
poond,qatnee or alkey:
likiLLMß.ii DRUG , STORE ,
. 91 Market stmt.
•
JuST 13. tic t ilaysts
.
41 LARGE . AsßoßtariNT ot Faintly
Ewes et different @tyke of knit*, st 90c, $.l. kb
sa, sc, $6 ktslo. Akk Pocket Bibles ot
tonna, styles end prices £t 80116111/W8 Bookstore.
teblo-y
RDandelion and other preparations
Jur of coffee, frewb sod pure, fix sole low, by ,
. NICHOLS &110W.NAN;
Fro t sod Market atreete.
au7S
TOBACOO, • (At vendit)Ha, Crou b -reiss and
Twist, for sale low by
biIUEDLIS &
Corner Froat.ani Market stree t s.
au2l
TIANDELION, Rio and other prepara
jj tons or Loire*, for title by .
NIONOIM BOWMAN,.
.112 . Corner Front,and Market streets',
GAIN& Assortment of Coal Oil Lamps, shades,
1.7 Chimneys, for sale very low, by
NICHOLS & BOWMAIT I
Corner Front arid Market bts.
novB
SPANISH 01:1118TNIIT TBEVS
A T Keystone Nursery, adjoining the city
Oct. 18, 1862
PEACH TEEM
F select kinds, strong, stocky and vigorous
O
two years old, at Se) stone Nursery, liar
risburg.
,Oct. 18, 1862
LtrI3ItICATING Oil for all, ki4ds of may
. &limy convenient positages, 10r 0010 We)", OW
- 11/0001413 A BOWMAN, .
Come 'Front and *lake% street.
by
go
QUO /08U14 & E rt'oree
dive,.. 4 ham:, just rer m ive . d an
r 4,
selt
ibr car:ritnt and Make
BEs'PENS in the world, for 750, ;2€l
60, $2, O,llPd $4 tar sale nt
INTEPNB ketore
feblb-i SCA .
, A PPI ES, Oranges and Lemons, at. 1 0 13. 34
WlS6'll..
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INS
4:4e Etitgrapl.
The Ladies' Union Relief Associa
tion of Harrisburg.
EDITOR TELZGBAPH :—Having been led to I
believe, by a recent communication M one of
the town papers, that our friends abroad were
not fully satisfied as' to the proper distribution
of the generous supplies of hospital stores sent
to Harrisburg, we are induced to offer a, simple
statement of facts, which we hope will have
the effect of satisfying the minds of the" people
at home and abroad that we are doing all in
Our power to minister to the comfort and alle
viate the sufferings of the sick and wounded in
our Midst ? , , •
'Afts4i the late severe battled, 'when the Wound
ed were brought, to our i city in large mimbers,
bospiteLrittiPplieli licit:wed into Harrisburg in
such quantittea t that it was impossible far them '
to be immediately attended to. Quartermaster
Hale, being severely taxed with other weighty
cases, fi nding that the Ladies' Union Relief
Association were ready and willing to co-ope-,
rate with him, summoned them to his aid in
opening beret; ascertaining their contents, and
bringing order out of confusion. All of which
was speedily done, and everything put into the
place whence it could most readily be applied
to the use of the soldiers. Nothing Of any
consequence was injured but some bread,
which, here, we would suggest, it is net ad
visable to send from any distance, as circum
stances may delay its receipt, and it, must
inevitably become mouldy. Since then,lGene
rat Hale finding the ladies so effective, lias put
the hospital stores entirely under their Charge,
subjebt to the requieitions of the surgeons of
the different hospitals. Now, if any one has
doubts about the stores reaching , thnee for
whom they are intended, we would like! them
to come and see for theuiselvee. The Subject
will bear investigation, the more lightthat is
thrown upon it, the More satisfactory, will the
whole system of arrangements appear. We can
assure tb01313 who , have friends in the hoepitals
in and around Harrisberg,-that every thing is
[fiW .. .
ii4o Mem bi $llO 444 Rend others,
. _
that can be done, and the only reward we ask,
Is, to know that our labors are appreciated, and
•not . misiindeletood. We see for ourselitn, the
result in the kindling eye, and the returning
health of our bravebut differing countrYmen,
and we are satisfied. There always will be
grumblers in the world, those who never are
content, who are still wanting some imaginary
good, but that must be attributed to the
difference:hi natural , temperament and must be
borne with patiently. In connection with the
foregoing aubject, we will state to those ainnad
that there hair lately been erected at pamp
Curtin, a "kitchen," in which the men:tilers of
;.the Lathe'sßklief, attend every day to prepare
such articles of food as the delicate appetites of
the sick require i and tub:Minster it themsblves.
AS the weatherbecomee cold, those pew* who
wish to aid us in our labor of love, can mild us
boxes of cleaned chickens which are always
needed for the sit*, apples are, also desirable,
and its , they are higher priced in Harr'
than elsewhere, the Relief Association will rate
fully received any tlmt may be sent. They can
be simply directe to " The Ladies Union Re
ief Association," Harrisburg.
JACOB MISH
CAMP OURITN, Nov. 10th, 1852.
Mu.,florrom noticing the different icorn
panies in Oamri Otiitin,'uuder cornroimd of Col.
Bierer, I was pleased to see so many of them
commanded by old , soldiers. It at once shows
the disposition of 'the militia to do good to
their country. Many of: them have left 'their
homes and firesides to battle for their country
and their country's rights ; many of thernltiave
made great sacrifices, and seem iniiout to.have
leaders who have experience. One splendid
company from Lycoming county, under 'com
mand of Clapt. Knox, lately from the Fifth
Reserves, we noticed in particular, many of
them are young men of intelligence and refine
ment, who felt it their duty to relinquish an
education which was almost completed. s We
trust that our young friend Knox may win
Wadi for himself and be an honin topoiterity.
S. D.
SPAIIEK Paovgass.—Spain has always been
famous, for her proverbs, which are applied by
allclesees of, nobles, and peasantry to the occur
rences of
,uvery, day life. We print a list Of fif
teen, as a fair specimen of what exists by thou
sands in Spain. For, proverbs—:"ladies, Well I
wean,are not to be discarded "— nor, are they to
be taren in quantities, like bread and butter and
new dresses t , but are to be taken with the ,des
sert or evening iossip - ,
1.. Don't speak ill of the year 'till it is over.
2. Water that has run by will turn no mill.
3. Rising early does not make daylight come
sooner.
, 4. Let an idle man buy a ship or edit a paper.
6. Marriage was designed by God to be. the
happiest mode of living.
6. The swallow is fled, the opportunitlg is
7i He who would live long must grow old
way.
8. Men are as , grateful for kind deeds as , the
sea - iaivrhea• you fliuginfolt a dip of water.
9. Sinning wishttu-, 7 what God does not wish.
10. A man iu debt is stoned every year.
11. A leap over a ditch is better than another
man's-prayer.
12. Your rising early does not make the'sun
rise.
13. Poverty is often a brand of knavery.
14. Memory rune from a man like a (Missouri)
slave from a master.
lb. He who builds turns gold to dust; but
he who buys land, (especially at this period,)
turns dust to gold.
A Lucia Fancen.—T= Detroit Alveyfirer
says that some workmen, in digging ri ditch in
the city a few days since, turned up a quard,ity
of silver half dollars, black with age. A oFn
tleman present accounted for them by . saying
that on that epot of ground about twenty years
ago stood the ware house of the American Fur
'Compaq, known at that time as the largest
warehouse in the west. A clerk in the employ
of the company was arrested, tried and con
victed of some species of robbery, but he had
subsequently managed to conceal about fifty
dollars in silver, which, if found, would hav
been a further evidence of his guilt, in the rear
of this building. After be had.been impriem
ed in the perdtentiarY for some Months, hein
formed some one Where be had concealed the
money, but all search for it proved =veiling.
As it was, however, it turned up just in good
time, as silver will never probably be worth
more than it is MA% •
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From our lorolog Edition
SOUTHER .\ NEWS.
Our Operations in North Carolina•
We have late Richmond papers received via
Fortress Monroe. The news we find in them
relates chiefly to the operations ot the Union
forces in North Carolina.
[Prom the Richmond Dispatch.]
TH2 =MY IN RABTERN NORTH CAROLINA-
There is no longer any doubt that the ene
my's forces in Eastern North Carolina are mov
ing on Weldon, with s, •view of • tapping the
railroad at that point. We _published some
days ago au account of a fight which took
place between three companies of the 26th_
North Carolina regiment and the advance
guard of the enemy, on Sunday last. In this
engagement the enemy was repulsed, our less
being ten killed and - twenty-nine wounded.
Later intelligence furnishes us with some
fuller particulars of the advance, from which iti
appears that the enemy landed large forces at
Washington on Su.iday, and advanced towards
Hamilton and took possession of that town.
It is reported that they destroyed nearly the
entire place. Their force at Hamilton is rep
resented to be about 10,000 infantry with forty
pieces of artillery, and a considerable force of
cavalry. They are' also reported to have landed
a large force at Palmyra, Halifat county, some
twenty-five or thirty miles from Weldon. Gen.
Pettigrew commands the confederate forces at
Weldon. The Yankees are said to be com
manded by G-en. Foster..
There was a report is circulation on Saturday
that an engagement occurred in the vicinity of
Tarboro', Edgecombe county, on Thursday last,
between some sii *talents of North Carolina
State troops, under the command of Governor
Vance and General Martin,and about 10,000 of
the enemy, The Raleigh Journal, of. Saturday,
says that , this rep.,rt was incorrect, and that
nothing of the kind hid taken 'place sinew the
fight of Sunday evening.
Tho impression prevails;. that the enemy is
concentrating his forces in the neighborhOod of
Williarnston, Martin county, with the intention
of attacking sotne point' on the line of the _Wil
mington and Weldon railroad. •
A despatch from Goldsboro'; dated 10 e!olock
Friday night, states that. there had been no
fighting, and that the enemy had retreated in
the direction Of 'Weldon. We, do .not eiactly
undeistand how they could have retreated to
wards Weldon, since that is the point_toiwards
which they were supposed to 26 1212
A. letter in the Petersburg Aryirut, front Tar
boro', dated the sth, says the Yankee army is
marching upon that town with 12,000 troops.
The information is' derived -from a Yankee de
serter. They are represented to be :-within 16
miles of the town, and within 4 miles of the
Confederate . troops.
tirrout the Petersburg Express.] ,
FROM POUTS osluazsre.
We 'havecontlicting rumors from Eastern
Carolina. Oae report says that our forces. were
forced to abruaion.s. atrong fortification several
miles below Tarboro' on Thursday, after a heavy
bombardnient of several hours from the enemy's
guns. It to also repotted that the Yankees
brought seventy _field-pieces into the action.
Whether the first of theft? reports has any
foundation in fact or not we are unable to say, ,
but we may say, in 'regard to to the latter; that
we do not believe the enemy brought- the half
of seventy guns,te bear on our forces. Another
rumor is that the enet9 , are rapidly retiring to
Washington where they will be under the pro
tection of their gunboats. These rumors were
current on our streets yesterday, and we; give
them only as rumors, and for what they are
worth. If they have been officially oonfirmed
we have yet to ascertain thelaot.
[The Goldsboro Tribme df Thursday fast, sap 1
We have information that the enemy We in
possession of Williemiston and - - Hamilton, in
Martin county, and that a large force is gradu
ally marching upon Tarboro'. Our small force
engaged them at Williamston, on the night of
the 2d hist, but the overwhelming numbers 01
the enemy forced 'our men to fall back. Our
lose, we understand, is 12 killed and wounded,
and that of themicruy over 100. Much daMage
wap done by shelling to the buildings in . Wil
liftmen and Hamilton. We learn that cars
have been ordered to Tarboro' to move Govern
ment stores. .
We also learn that the programme of the
enemy was to make demonstrations up the
Roanoke riVer and upon Tarboro' to draw all
our forces from Kinston, and themmarch up on
the south side of the Neuse river from Newborn
and take Kinston "without firing a gun." Our
authorities, however, got information to that
effect, and on Tuesday . night the available
forces around Kinston received marching orders
to go as near Newborn as they could get. Con
sequently, we may expect stirring news in a
short time from, that direction..
Be all this wit may, we am All of the be
lief that Weldon is the point the enemy wishes
to reach.
vangisa nt sionamo
The statement that a considerable Yankee
force is in Highland county, about forty miles
from Staunton, proves to be correct. These
troops are under the command of General Om.,
and bave been heretoforeoperating in the Val
ley of the Hanawha.
T 8& !MB. IP WELKINGTON.
There were sevens deaths in Wilmington,
North Carolina, of fever on the Bth, and three
new oases. The Journal says:
We have the authority of the best doctors,
those longest familiar with the fever, for say•
ing that persons cannot return here with safety
until after the occurrence of black frOstsuch
frost as will form ice, and the acttutl formation
of ice within the limits of town will be the only
satisfactory and conclusive test., Whenever
such II state of things is present wesheAl
promptly notify the
_public and our absent citi
zens, and leartily 'lnvite them back ; but as
things now stand we earnestly request them to
stay away yet a few weeks longer. They can
not return with safety.
'1 hie popular winter not was sold at the First
Market on Haturdar for $24 per bushel.
Where's the led ten years old ill our commu
nity who has not purchased them at 12 cents
per quart at $2 per bushel ? Like chinquapins
(do we spell the word correctly ?) chesuuts are
scarce, and the price has "fik
_
DAM 02 YAWS= 06V,ALRY as 110;14111010111tWa.
FESDIEWICIMG, Nov. 9.--Sq . enty-five Xlin
kees came fore to-day. Their said tiat Steuart
made a daring raid into Maryland on Teeiday
tam tinting pus.
prOcared Power PreeFoir, we are prepay
ed 110 flatmate' d BODE - PAtlrTippli or ovary
desoriptioni thew' er. It§l4 #k_t Omit any other
eatabllehment in the , ifOtLetr •
W Four lines or tees constitute ene-halt square.
Night knee or more than ibur constitute *square.
Mall Square, one day ...... SO 26
0110 Weep 1 26
one mt• ........ .... • ... .... 960
three months
six months 6 00
•
id one par 10 00
One Square, one dal, , 60
one week 2 00
" one month 6 00
" three mciathl 10 00
" slx mouth--.,.. 16 00
.one year .... 20 00
oir Business notices inserted in the Leant Clokean, or
before Marriages and Deaths, EIGHT OE.NTS 'RR LINM
k.r each insertica,— - -
NO 66.
.. . .
siir.Marrialer olnd: 1.04114: to be ; charged as regular
advertteemeate
capturing one hundred and fifty prisoners, that
the Democrats have. swept the North, that
England and France have ; recognized the
Southern Confederacy, and thai Lord Lyra is
so instructed.
The raid was most bold and daring.
Amours Nov. 7.—A collision occurred on
the Columbia Branch of the South Carolina
Railroad yesterday, near Orangeburg. Lieut.
Maroney, of the Palmetto Guards, was killed.
C01..P. Phillips and family arrived at Mobile
on the 4th, from New Orleans.
[Mrs. Phillips is the lady who was imprisoned
by Butler, for laughing while the funeral of
De Kay, a federal officer, was palming her bolos
She suffered much before her release from Ship
Island.]
FROM FORUM MOM
Sylvester Buel, formerly of Albany, New
York, was found drowned in the moat of the
Fort yesterday. He had been in the guard
house for some days for desertion, and attemp
ted to make his escape by jumping through the
embankment into the moat, and being unable
to land was drowned.
General Corcoran and Staff arrived here this
morning.
Major General Dix went to Suflok today to
review the troops at that place.
The Petersburg Express, of November 10, has
the following:
The ghost of recognition of the Southern
Confederacy by France and : En g land, after hav
ing been solemnly evoked for the tenth time,
has again been dismissed to the shades below,
where we hope it will remain for the balance of
the war. We are tired of this freakish re-ap
pearance of this phantom, and we wish never
to see it again paraded before the public eye.
EAGLE WORKS,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
OK•BINDEES' BULINC•MACHINES AND , PENS,
STANDING PRESSES,
SA WING MACHINES, PRESS BOARDS,
AND NAOBEDIBB YOB
GRINDING OUTTING-MACIEEENE KNIVES.
Portable Cider Mills and Fodder Cotters,
SOIL 901. K.IJ
General ENURE Work and Iron and Brass
C AST INGS,
wow TURNINO IN ALI BRANcirEe,
,SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, Ella, RIC.
tr Any Machine of Wood, Iron, or Bram
made to order. Gear and Screw Cutting. &c.
HICKOK'S
PATENT WOODEN SCREW CUTTING TOOLS
far Casa paid for Id CopJer, Brag, Speller,
PE NN YL
ABOVE STATE STREET.
.. CELLAR WINDOW GRATES,
Qt various patterns, both station iry and swiusiag. tgash
Wei. hle and verion3 oth,r sa4tings, Tor sale
vary whrao a; the [ln) 24-Iyl woßgs.
NICHOLS SL, BOWMAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
431 r CO CD 3E3 VI, ait
Corner Front and Market Streets,
HARRISBURG, PRNN'A.
DESPFCTIVELY invite the attention
1.1 0 of the public to their large and well selected
&toe of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FOREIRE AND D 0•
• MASTIC FRUITS.
We now offer tar sale ,
Stewarta, Loverings Golden Syrup,
White and Brown Sugars of all grades,
Green and Blaok Teas,
Online, Spices and Flavoring
[Attracts.
FLOUR
SALT,
HAMS,
We inyite asiexaminatiise 'rif our superior
NON-EXPLOSIVB WA OIL,
thequtaled In every reepeot by any In the .treirket, to
nether with all kinds of
SHADES,
BURNERS,
We have the lageataatiortment of
GLASSWARE & QUEENSWABE
In-the sift ; ls°, all kinds of
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
Call and examine at our old stand,
NICHOLS k BOW.ida ,N
Corner Front and Market strata,.
ftptl.2
FAVORABLE WEATHER
E4OR setting out Strawberry Plants is how
F here. The season is just the right one.—
Plants set out now will be well rooted and
grow consideralo . _before winter, and- will
produce a tolerable crop neat sunnier.
The best varieties, at fair prices, at SeYetone
Nursery. JACOB MISH.
Oct. 18,1862
SUGAR!
BBLS. Stigir(Reftneq, Raw,) loQ cl of all grades - WA kindi hut received "in
be 80 at the lo ww4 lear.ke t prices. 1
.020 WM DOCK JR /100
SHADE TRUE, - _
F various kiads r at. the,Keystone Nursery,
O
adjoinbrg the .city; <:
or Trees planted and warranted bkgrow,
or, if tailing, to be 'replaced,
,ort reasonable
terms. • "' JACOB
Oct. 18, 1862... . ;
fitrutm, of all kinds, at old prkes
Call 1111/11 43, 01,134119, at
NICHOLS & iioWit4lir:;::
nov6 Cor. Front and Market Bta.
Regs of ADVERTISING.
RAILROAD AOOIDRAT
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 12
THAI EXCOGNA'ION HIMIBUG:
New "Abotrtistments.
ILIMUFAOFORER Of
STEA VI BOILERS, &C.
ALSO,
&c., &c
&C., &C. &C