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U.ARBISBURG, P.A.
SATURPAI EVENING, EPTErdBER
%MICE': TO AIEVERTITERS.—.I.II Adver
re, rt; s, Itusinc.i* 'Notices., illarriagex,
u e Btie a. d‘c., to secure .iasertlon to :the
I LE aiLAPII, must invariably heUccoiO.
p avied with the CASH..
Advertisements ordered in:the regular
tivrutag Edition are itteertsitin tie Morn:
tag Fed Mon without extra charge. ,
10 COMPROMISE, BET SUBMISSION!,
For Justice and the Right
AGAINST TRAITORS TO LAW AND ORDER,
The loyal men of the city of Harrisburg, tin:
daunted in the presence of the common enemy, i
and ready always to raise their voices or their
arms in defence of a common country, will
assemble in
GRAND MASS MEETING,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER
24, 1861,
.
At the Court How e; `
for the purpose of organizing:ntill fnither ford
the protection of the national honor, the:
preservation of the National Union, At Awe'
perpetuation of the National Governnaentin
A GLORIOUS TRIUMPH AT THE' POLLS
BY THE
ELECTION OF LINCOLN AND JOHNSON
The Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants aid
Laboring men of Dauphin COIIIIq, are '- : re=
quested to be present, in their might, anpas
ufy their allegiance to the national, authority,.
and by their presence, also, evidence their
ABHORRENCE OF TREASON.
The Committee have the best assurance to
know that several eminent and distinguished
speakers from abroad, and among them, the
Hon. John Cessna, will be present to address
the meeting. Hon. John C. Kunkel, ,and
others of our fellow-citizens at home will also
speak on the occasion.
By order of the County Committee.
JOHN J. SHOEMAKER, Chairman.
J. M. WrimartaNG, Secretary.
y't3We AND .COUNTR.Y
REV. J. F. WEISHAMMEL, of Baltimore, will
preach in the Fourth Street Bethel, to=morrow
morning and evening.
How. JOHN C. KuNnzL is announced to ad
dress the people of Union county,.at•Lewis
burg, on the 7th of October. .
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THERE is nothing new to report in regard to
this morning's market. There was the usual
attendance, and no apparent change in prices.
THERE are a number of pavements in the
city which should be repaired .before Jack
Frost visits us. "A word to the wise is suffi
cient."
Tern October election will takOplace,,two
weeks from next Tuesday. To work, loyal
men. and there will be a tremendousfisOny
rolled ul) for the Union ticket. " •
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Tits. Middletown Lyceum hasliden re-organ
ized; and is in a fair way to be as suceessful
this season as formerly. Mr. J. W. Storer
has been elected President. ,
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REoaorma is again going on briskly. Yes
terday as high as $525 local bounty was paid
recruits, to be credited to places that are not
yet clear of the draft, but which desire to
escape.
THE new board (plank ?) walk from the.cor
ner of Third and Walnut streets to' the - State
House, has been completed. Pedestrians - can
now promenade without the fear of breaking
their limbs, on dark nights.
SUICIDE. -John Gingrich, formerly of Se
linsgrove, but lately of Northumberland; went
to Selinsgrove on Saturday, and on the even
ing of the same day committed .linicide by
hanging himself in his father's garret.
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Do Sur forget the Union meeting at the
Court House, this evening. Turn ont, and
hear Hon. John Cessna and other imtih.ent
speakers. Let there be a grand rally'for the
Union and the Constitution.
TEM dispatch announcing the glorious news
from the Shenandoah, was read from the stage
at Rouse's theatre, last night. At the 'conclu
sion of the reading three rousing cheers were
given for Gen. Sheridan, by the large 'audi
ence present. .
PocsE•r PICKED. —John Stoner, of• Bedford,
had his pocket picked at market, last night.
His loss was about twenty dollars in money,
besides a promissory note for ;eighteiM 401.-
lam. There are still a few pickpockets °Wu
.
latiug in the city.
Wn learn from the Pittsburg papers of yes
terday that the charge preferred against Capt.
Bates was that of "a gross and unprovoked
assault on a demented soldier to whom he
had given his horse to hold, and who under
took to mount the aniMal,in ithe:captain's
absence," The mayor held Capt:
. Bates in
the sum of $5OO to answer at-court.
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A DANGER - OM CO I INTERFZIT.I—a new
terfeit five on the Union bank of Philadelphia,
has been lately issued. It is almoita- fac
simile of the original. At , least . fialf a dozen
store keepers, all in different parts of Phila
delphia, received them as genuine. None but
the best judges would 'question them if pre
seined by a respectably appearing`person.
su.r. of unclaimedloods, was made •b) , the
Rope Express Company . thik - M.9rnin i g.. The
bidding was quite animated,:,eoiisidexmg.that
each purchaser was buyin spoke.?'
One man paid $2 for a box •that , oontained
aboht S3O worth of - clothingi Ooth„er - Riga
$5 for a large box the contents of .whikhsere
mouldy bread, crackers, Are., besides a 144:nil
ham. •. [..;!cf
Tac SOAJICITT OF Houszs.—There aije we
_
dare say, a number of persons driven.awa.
from this city every day, because they canacit,
obtain houses in which to live. The best-of
mechanics, whose services axe greatly needed,.
and laboring men whom the city can scarcely
do without, who arrive here_ from tinie'lo
time, with the intention of remaining, are tua
_able to do so, for want of a house to ptace
tieir families in. A gentleman who employs :
large number of hands, informs us thatllie,
greatest drawback to his.business is the.d or i_
stant leaving of his employees, simply for the
Masons above named. Five hundred or a.
tfousaud more houses_coulditeillligLidUlin a
week if they were to be
,liact Apitalists
should consider this matter well ,. Altet
lag houses they add to the population of tlte
city; and make room for the exteniiiin of
business.
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Tnz valuable real estate, late the property
of 4304! Forger, ba c sold Az
Public sale on: the 1E416) . 1' °doter, at: the
court house.
CAPT. Eversa, Provost Marshal of the 16th
District, has given notlce . that those . who
paidthe. S3ISE. noniniutationAince 'February
last, are subject to the draft about being made.
CAIITION.--Doretthrow your peach stones
and4Atilt kai,Ctelt4 '9 l § l ,V
frettubnilly ci4ealtcilleittippingrtPorellitentEo
slip and fall, often sustaining thereby quite
serious injury.
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LIEBE will be preachi4g-in St. Paul's M.
E. Church, on Vine street, to-morrow at 10
o'clock A. at., and 7 o'clock P. at., by the pas
tor. Subjects—in the morning, Prayer ;
evenink, CbuStUne# "Dtii74: •
SERGEANT FRANELTN, who was injured by'
being precipitated down an embankment near
Lochiel, on ThtirlidaY• night, has been re
moved to the Buehler House, where he is
confined to his room, aid in a critical con
,
dition.
To Crrir SUBSCRIBERS .—Mr. J. B. Zimmer
man requests us to state that hereafter the
price of the DELIEGRAPH to city subscribers
*BIT* twenty-flve cents for two weeks.: 1 OT-,
ing to the scarcity of pennies this slight
change in the price of the paper has been
rendered. neuessary.
Dmaira.SaprneF.. pipe :Ridge Road Bpisco,
pal churol,-,qn,lslie s .ectiner oppogite the 'rase
vbir, to-mortow3 at:slo., as:; and•6-30 , p.
In the evening a discourse by the Pastor, Rev.!
A. J. Barrow, on "David and Jonathan. ' All
are invited—seats free.
F i cap s Fzinv. l -04: soon. as the part
begiiikto swell.'get the tincture of lobelia - and
wrap the part affected with cloth avid saturate
it thoroughly with the tinettne'; end the Mod
is dead. Au old physician says hellos known
this to cure in scores of awes, and it never
fails if applied in season.
ASTENTION, VotatTa Wean.—The members
of 'the . 'Farm& Ward association for relief
against the draft, are requesta to, meet at the
Hope Hose House this evening; at 7 o'Clook,
to make some important alterations in the
existing agreement. It' EibSoltitely xtecesi
easy for the members,to,be,prosent for a few
moments'only. The drafra 'definitely fixed
for Menday,
.ACCIDENT.-31.r. Alex. Fisher, the excellent
stage manager at °use s Theatre, had hii
hands considerably- ,burned,,,last night, while
endeavoring to extinguiih a flame that was
caused by the accidental upsetting of a bottle
containing combustible, material. was
owing to'the exertions' 'ot Ilrl , 4fici
ways thoughtful, that the fire was prevented
from communicating to the scenery. on the
stage: We regret to learn of the accident,
but are pleased to hear that it will not ate
rially interfere with the performance of the
duties of Mr. F. as stage manager. -•
NEXT WEEK, Union rolioihigs ;kill be hold in
this county, as . •
V(ednesday eyeaing,e4.,B7rod's Tavern, in
Halifai. •
Thursday. evening. at Jacob P. Hoffman's
Tavern, in Lykens. Also at Bordner's Tavern,
in Berrysburg.
Friday wiTnAngh_o 4 l4lnjgces,Taverp, in Gratz
town. Also at Red Tavern, in Washington
t ow n a hhs;ss.ll
SaturdayAvening at Capt. Spee,se's Hotel in
Dauphin - borough.
-Good spetikent•willbe present:
`A FermiTtir, Itexuman CONDUCTOR.- he
passengers in the train going west, on the
morning of the ,2,lst
,arl.who were wit
nesses of the groutdisaker eit-ThOmpsontown,
published a' card in the Pittsburg Commercial
on tho)2d,, in which they ,exßrese their high
adniiittiOn Alf Mt. Davfd Carrett; - ecinductor
of theAngn,...fop hisvefficient performance of
extra official duty in caring for the wounded
itnirelibt'llai for the eupeciiition with
whickhe..lutd Aoruoved ttie debris ,and the
trains sterted r on their way. The conduct of
the aforesaid officer is creditable to the man
agement.for the ohoice of so worthy a man.
THE BURNING OF CELLAIRRBSBURG. -MOSS XN.
-Lindsityand-Blakistom of Philadelphia, haNie
in press, and will shortly publish tkiz authen
tic account of the burning of Chiiinbersburg,.
written by the Rev. Dr. Schnook, -who was an
eyewitness and sufferer. Sufferer. ;This little book
will be by far the most complete an d authentic
account of that distressing calamity which
has yet been : Oxen to_the p lio,,;ind it should
be extensively circulated. It wt . / Ibe on sale
at the book-stores in a few days. In view of
Dr.•,-Sehneck'silosses at Chambersburg, the'
publishers kindly furnished the. books to him
at the coit"iff making. •
ATrztrrioN, HrvEss.—A. special meeting of
the Hope Fire Company , will ;be held at their
Hall, this (Saturday) evening at 7/ o'clock, to
adopt measures to increase the membership
of the_cornpaim sa much depleted by enlist
ments in the army. An election will be held
fill the-plazas-vacated, vial' Chief , Engineer,
Board of Directors, Secretary, &o. '
• 1. cordial' intifetion 'hereby extended to
our citizens who appreciate an. efficient Fire
Depattinerif,leeorne forward'hnd enroll their
names under the riles of the company, a4d
thus restore the "Rope" to her former all
cienoy., By order:oLithe President..
SHOCKING ACCITOKKVe ON THE I:ANGASCOOT KC
RAILRGA.G.—One of ,the most terrible casual
ties which has everbeen our lot to record, says
the Clinton Republitan, took. place.onthe Tan
gascootac Railroad on Saturday last, aboht
one mile frourthe-friver and - half a mile from‘"
the saw mill. The Engine Westmoreland, to.n
`old' thing which' is said - th'hiVe been in use' on
the various roads of this State , for the 144 t
thirtryeari, and had'bgea recently purchased
aby Mr. John Reavilha for the T ham.-
road, on its upward passage, blew up,
four persons, as follows:
Jelin A. Saltsman, Engineer, was
about thirty yardse and was ound
hangh?g- over_ the coupling
. 43f the 'fixSi
second cars of the train. His skull wic
ly fractured, tagarch briSlien, and his
completely,tomont: flfs lived at Tang,
tae. Leaves =a wife unikohild? - , •• i
George Strunk, Fireman, was found lin the,
fliiitteitek:libiffitlitelifsF - Ttieflikini — thai engine-
His skull was bilkon , s in several places.
Living when. found—survived 'Oa .../SundaY
nigfif=bally'sbfilded - . Lives in - L*S6t. Haven
—widower—leaves three children. 1
'• 41jithrow.IGiteek .mid wife ; .S:if lOttresuattl4,
werelpvpiamingers. on the train, trotiferik4s.W.
41'
fila. - in ' 417S4talifah, nil Valk' :way toii.4t
NiAlip 74:0:tfie- ,- Greed was Teikna li/4g
againitt t 'e
sank at the side ol the road abonf:
twenty feettroni the scear/of the explokriott.
Hissktal - *l4lseuturt4 #44Ai5 ,17 . 0 d9 . 0 9 1-
sidestaiiirdiet . killiiiinstaniii. . ., i
Mrs: Areek's %body. sing loundiAtur a tree
about fifteen .feet from. ale grolp4 -and twenty'
;to.twanty-five from- tide .engine:- YA piece of
".thP . lirook'struok holvin 'the'mouth, tore,-ont
1 1 10:ttorigue ans4Utd.eue_ofthe upper jaw, : bair
ryibit with it one able iii_the face
lilinenETnlvdnoll/4 ~ ,lov- , ,i i itt 1 .
7
41SyliVirs.4114attered L i r evert °
Ja;,havp „ . 1- 7:. 5 4 0 7 0
1icK144.-; vb - 8 1,
anciwnhou contusions the ivciul a probe -
bly not have survived.
ISM
Thae,*•=4.9. ipipbility fide -(44Lft
for 'this district wile eodindetce early 'next
week. The corrected list of quotas had not
been completed this afternoon, but we expect
to be able to publish a reliable statement on
lioAday.
WE would again call the attention of our
citizens to the necessitrof connecting-them
selves with the various fire companies in the
city. Those organizations are broken up,
owing to the enlistment of their members in
the service of the country, and it is highly ne
cessary that the companies should be re-or
ganized and rendered fit for service, in time of
fire. Property holders should give this mat
ter their serious attentionply they are the
heaviest losers in time of a coliflagratiOn.
At Hotne arid Abroad
SLIWORD sT Nay . CASTLE. —The inimitable
S. 'S. Sanford, with his-,great Combination
303.strel and Opera' Troupe, will give an en
tertainnientat New '
Castle on Thursday .43ve
ning, and from there goes to Oil Oity. 'San
ford has it fine company and gives 'a grand
entertalaMenittiOarg Commercia/. -
Basket Union.meetings are being held all
over Ohio and Indiana.
The receipts ,of the ,late Ohio State Fair
amount to $12,724, note including the $5,000
,subscribed by the citizens of Columbus. The
sum willMit exceed the expenses.
The trees at Herr's Hotel have been cat
down and removed. • ,
A large Union ineeting•Was held in Carlisle
the other evening. Patriotic addresses were
delivered. The loyal V - oteis of Cumberland
will give good account of. th'enaselves.o4 the
second Tuesday of October. • '•
'The pepPle of OregOn'haVe CotaCtb have
'Salem for . a Capital.
The cattle disease is creating considerable
alarm in New HaMpshire.
Peaches sell in Hanover, . York county, at
75 cents to $1.25 per bushel.. There is-but
little 'demand for themat those prices.
Pleuro-pneumonia is again destroying cattle
in eastern Massachusetts. • • •
The farmers are about conipleting their
seeding. The ground has been in excellent
order. , _
The Pittsburg Ohronicle says that the coal
diggers .are willing to take out the coal at five
cents. bu`shel; if the dealers will sell, at ten
cents..
The special income tax of five per cent. is
to be collected from persons in the GoverE
ment employ the same as other collections are
Made, ,and not lvitheld from salaries.
Tux thgrox Orrizmes of this city are re
quested to meet" his—evening, at six o'clock,
at the Conrt'4ouse, to join In the procession
previous , to;;the meeting. Excellent,.music
has been engaged and a general turnout is re
quested. By order of the Comillittee of Ar
rangements.
Tun rush to Brant'S, Hall, continues una
bated. Everybody, appears to hav6 ,, a desire
to witness the superb ' , tinting"' of the bean
tifyalßella Golden and the vend afar combi
nation company, con.se' qeently :each evening
witnesses a rugh towards the theatre - 10f which
the inimitable-Rouse is the successful, man
ager, Last night The PHENCH Sps and THE'
Irrrrx, REBEL were presented in gramistyle,
with all the costumes and scenery necessary
to render them attractive and interesting.
A. fine Saturday night bill has been prepar
ed; comprising the beautiful drama entitled
..I..smonsus, or Dm Little Devil's Shar4; the nau.-
tical sketch of the Minns Assorts ;- and the
Teutonic version of RICHAED 111. Miss Bella
Golden will appear in the leading Cliamcters
of the first;and, second ineces,,,and Mr. D. L.
Morris• as Richard HI. .Thee whole Star
Troupe will be on hand.' , Go to Brant's Hall,
the best'place of amusement in the city.
POTATOES car load.of fine POTATOES
received this day, are offered 'for sale at the
old Wallower Ware-horse, near. the Depot.
WE take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie that. S. A. Kunkel tt Bro. are now pre
pared to furnish all With pr. Mcßride's Great
Remedy, the King of Pain. .We can vouch for
it that since its introduction in this city it has.
wrought -wonderful . cureaplind we can recom
mend it for having cured :more diseases and
given greater satisfaction than any other
medicines ever- offered. The'very fact of its
'magical influence Over pain and the instanta
neous, relief. .derived. from its - use, *roves it
actually to be the - King of Pain and 'conquers
the disesici 'for-which it is so highly recom
mended. It itas'becorne as one of the heeds
earieaof every,honsehold, and
. every family
a
keep supply of it an hand at all
times, and no family should be without it, as it
is one of the greatest , and'lnCest reliable med
icines ever discoye'red. .. vithild i advise all
to piocure a bottle,'try, test it andlie con
vinced for yourself. It can be had at all times
at the Drug Store of S. A. Kunkel .k Bro.,
who have been appointed sole agents for sale
of this medicine.
Cloaks and Furs ! Cloaks and
Furs!
We will open next week the cheiPest and
largest assortment of Cloaks and Furs in Har
risburg, all bought at greatly reduced ;prices.
Bheautifulgaiffs at 4 50 and 5 dollars. Olen . -
did cloaks ae low as .9 and 10 dollars. Blaok
cloth for cloaks as low as $2.50. White all
wool flannels as- lOw as 65 to 70 cents, worth
90 cents, 4 by 4 bleached muslin 55 cents,
worth 75 cents. French merinos, blaok al
pietas, black bombazines, all at reduced
. .
• ,
500 doz of woolen and cotton stockings,
children's wools stockings as lowns l cents.
Ca4Rfin'ete fOr boy'Swear. The greatest
in black silks. We have now in store a very
'largoe stock of goods, and will sell at less than
Ntholeside prices; in order to reduce our stock.
Higgains in Irish linen' bought at auction.
gall and judge foryourself. LEWY.I
(g'llmigrants•to the South and
:West should be provided with OSGOOD'S
INDIA CHOLAGrOGUE.., , Dy the use of this
remedy, daring acclimationcor seasoning, as
it is callied,.the , danger from attacks of -Ague
and Bilinus.Fevers is entirely, avoided.. The
Stranger • is
~ peculiarly exposed to these dis-
Asses in their most fatal forms, and should
note risk : the change of climate without the
protection which the,Cholagogue affords.
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers.
pa.„M'Brims'is King . of Pain should be kept
in .ef n eq family : Will cure Headache, Tooth
ache; Earache in three ruinot: 3B ., p . i . arrhceo,
Bloody litur, pain in the Back and ' Sidei,lnflam
mation of the Kidneys and Liver Complaint
and Palpitation of the Heart sole agent for
-the State,- , • • B. A. KUNKEL & BitO.i
118 Market street,' Ilarriiiburg.;
--Heillorderifriena distance promptirstt Aided
r MU' F : [,.1400;..3 AND 2 litAiiii"Eit
gt, in all suss packages, just received and for sale
at NEMER & FRAZZRa
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,BUSINESS ITEMS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
INZI
Kromer's (Upham's) Hair Dye
50: CENTS A BOX.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $l.
NATURAL; DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL.
WABBANTED to please. This article has been
thoroughly tested by. Da OnnuTox of New
York, and Professors Booth and Garrett of
Philadelphia, who pronounce it free from all
poisonous ingredients, and the material com
posing it mill not injure the most delicate
hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers everywhere.
JNO.J.,,KROMEIt; Sole Proprietor,
463 Oheetniit St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Drunkenness -Cured..
The inebriate MO' tioW bid defiance to. the
tempting cup. Ar..Zine's antidote for - strong
drink is a certain. • cure for drunkenness. It
creates adislike for:strong.drink,. and can-be
adinialitiniCivithqut:oo *nowledge of the
patient.
Descriptive 'eirculars sent to any address.
For Sale by' all respectable druggists "in the
United States and.Oanadas. Price $1 per box,
or packages of six boxes for $5.
JNO. J. HROMER,_Wholesale Agent,
403 Cheiitntit Si. Philadelphia, Pa.
,
Dr. Ruud's , Specific.
The oldest and most reliable ; medicine for
the ewe of Spermaorhcea, Seminal Weakness,
Loss of Power, Ac. This medicine has stood
the test of 'over thirty years, and has always
proved a.sckccess. „
Dr. RAII#S 7 43PEOIFIO is exhibited in the
nutde - upentirely of substances
that have wspedi6.6-effect upon the' generatiie
organs. 4,2dostoAltnii; associate the idea of
operatiOnitipon the, b - ti,Wels from. taking, any
kind of pills. The. Sesotho of Dr. Band is
not intended . as etracuating medicine. Its
medicinal virtuesi' are expended entirely'upon
the impaired regenerative organ& The pills
are not unpleasant. to the , taste, and many
persons masticate them with impunity before
swallowing 'Which plan we would al
ways recommend, as affording .the speediest
way to get theeffect of the remedy.
Price $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
JNO. J. BROIdER, Wholesale Agent,. .
• • 403 Gliehttiut St.,Philadelphia Pa.
aug2s-dly ,
PUR.E.VEGIGTABLE .TONIC
rpaz most healthy persona feel more or less
I. *Wilk is extreme warm weather, and lose their ap
petite. !feed' a good strong Tonic—one that will
strengthen the nervous system and stomach. This they
can get at 50 cents per bottle, at Kra L. Ball's, No. 27,
South PM6 street ' HarriAlun. Orders from a distance
promptly attended*. ' augl
Mint DYE T ItAIR DYE; 2
BatellseloWs-Celebrated.
IS THE REST Iff THE WORLD.
The only Harm** Trine and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is. perfect—changes Red, Rusty
ArDray Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or lirantral Broom
without injuring the Hair or staining the Skin, leaving the
Hair soft and beautiftli ;'inifin.ris fresh vitality, frequently
restoringittipeintine :nelor, and runtines.the effects of
bad Dyes. The &nano As signed Noir T.TA If A. BATCH
UDR. All othere are inure imitations, and should be
avoided:. 'Sold , isy all _Druggittini Factory—hi BAR
MAY ST,
1111THILOY 1 s . 555 iotisi"(A'tir - DT.61111[41 Val AUL
Military:Business.Attended To
Bounty, Pension, Back Phy r :Scitisistence and Military
and War Qatataawrallys,;nade out and collected. Per
sons residing at h distance can have their lankiness trans
acted by' mail; by addressing'
MUGIMIEBNIDSB, Attorney-nt-Law,.
, Third saran', Riwrisbara. Pa
GOIAGATE' . i 'II.ONE.Y SOILF.
. .
This dohtitrated Toilet - SO*lp, in rat* universe de
mand, Is made from,the choicest materialaj. m mild
and emollient in Its nature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goein Deafen.' .. •
jan2s4lawly • •
A vattp,pvripa svpv.EniNo.
Swallow two or threegFaioids - or .Bootio," .Tonic
Bitters," "Sarsaparilla , "
ELO "HerVasa , , Antidotes," he., &e.,
tie., and after you are eatisftedwith the: result, then try.
one box .OLD. ROPTPB. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECI
FIC PILLS--itnd 6e restored to health and Vigor in less
than thirty days: They are purely vegetable, pleasant to
take s prompt and salutary in their effects on the broken
d own and Bludterettennstit4ion. Old and young can take
them with advantage. Imported - and Bold in UM 'United
JAS. , S. BUTLER,'
No..427•Brosolway, New York. ,
~/Sr.A4- e ntfor the United S tates.
P; S.—A Box of tHe,Tille, . - keetitery ' 'packed; • will be
mailed to - any eddrewl•on redelpt•"orpxlo.,Whieb. is ONE
DOLLAR, poet-paid—money - • by' the , Agent if
entire satisfaction is not given: -• • • jyls-d&WSin„
'-"A Slight aolii. o etoughi.
Few. axe aware of the importance of checking a Cough
or "starwrootn" in its trait stage; that which...in the be
ginning Would yield ton mild - remedy if neglected, soon
attacks the,,lunlivi"prowp,'s Bronchial Troches ' give
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Soldiers should Nave -thint; , isPOrey can be carried in the
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box: ' Sent, poet-I:hid, by mail, , on receipt of an order.
Quo Box will perfect the cure 4n , most eases. Address
JAHES S. BUTLER,
tvl9-cLikirSm General Agent, 429 Broadway, N. Y,
To Consumptives.
Consumptive - sufferers will rever=e itilluable‘prescrip..
tion for • 'the 'cure of. Consumption, Asthma,. Bronchitit,
and all threat: and Isnig
. affections, (free. of charged by
sending their addreta to . .
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county; New-York:. ' : - [eepl9-a&w3m
EDITOR OP.IIIL.EGRtaII
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readers of your paper that I will send, by mural mail, to
all who wish It -{free,} a Recipe, with full directions for
making and.using a simple Vegetable Bah% that will ef
fectually remove ,in .ten,4axs,..jtimples, Blotehei Tan,
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them to start a full growth of: Litinriankliaw,.Whiskers,
or a Moustache, in less than thirty days, ,
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CHAI'SAN, Chemist,`:
jyl.s-d.kw3mB3l Broadway, New York.
. .
t~}e
Take no Mere unn/easant and unsafe No:Hurries.
For unpleasant and dangerous diseaSes, nse : HELM
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TOUGgING ilt, QUEENSTOWN, nr*Firg
tior.l - The Welt lowa Stetimeri of the .I..,:zrpoi)i,
New. 3 04 111, 440 Allbde_lPhia , 80100 101 dIr Company , o* It,'
tendOd to Sail asiothius:
City brlfaachastar; Sitardap, SePtettiber 24; City
,o' ,
Loudon, Saturday, October . 1; city of Baltimore, Satur
day; October d ; and every sucratxling Saturday, at Noma,
nom her 44, North River.
; • '' • NATICSO, PASSAGE, : , . • • '
?ammo tar cola; pa nu sisurvaiscre lir- ottaaavor. l
FIRST CABIN TAO 00 OMBRA_ _ .GIC . .. .SSO 0 0
do to Londolii.z.„, atio:00 , do 1 4: 1 Spadon . :•-- , ' .34 "
do to ket4.,.:.i, ,Sfp XI do to Paris 40 00
do. to rnburg...,„ - 00 00 do to Hamburg .... 37 00
i
fluseengiiii `trao to to Havre, Bremen ? Bettor
duty
Wad i
Autiftpt,4a ;ht . Idw.lilitte ' ' ..
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-Shred babe isselpess os7 :Ivit: Os /I;
005; $10&A ftbenwsi *a : itaktokend 0 t
their triewlo can b tickets here at thista,ritek-,.
4dLl '
....por.-
lIMAN„ itlou apply at th e Convents OM*
JOAN G. DALE, Agent, lb Broadway, , or C. 0
gIEILIS Brawn* N. .
tely
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LIbUI
'NEW ADVERTIREMENT,
Public Sale.
On Tuerday, , Septirnber 27th, 186:4,-
THE subscriber will sell on the prenneen, in
Upper Allen township, Cumberland county, Pa, on
the road leading from Methanicspnrg ./flusburg, -one.
and ether matt southwest of MAO RFFterititwo, the follow
ing valuable real estate': '
I—A tract of land; Well known as the Reserve
Farm, containing 77 acres, allin shish state of cultivation,
having recently been limed, and under good fencing. .T..ho
iw,provements consist of alarge '
TWO-STORY BRICK ' HOUSE
With kitchen and wash-house, large Amidt-barn, of modern
style, Mad all normssary outimildingsv. The buildings are
all nearly new, having been Amilt tewyears.
Themis a well of,excellent Water, anti two cisterns-ne
at the barn and one at the Rouse. Tlio — ie.llalso. aAjou
did young Apple (Woad, in line bear4niOilditien,,,
!Peaches, Pettra, , Plums grapes, In grOmiritA:Yeq!..o6
premises.
This is in every reapeet a superior.Priiper!ty ale
nearness to Mechanicsburg, With all' its 'others : fa - 6MT*
renders It-one of..'tho.most deedrahle 'homey:in Ourti t irldlid
vatiey., . : : : - 1:2,1
No. 2-A tnct of lime,attme - land,: adjoining the slwae
mi t a i n i tig 24 acres ; of 'excellentquality,steni - under, gelid
fencing. The improvements are a • . - :
.40i16 4 ;
With kitchen, Wanh.hoitse, IllWilo•basn,triclttlier neces
sary outhaildingi3;4ll newly. erected..• Thin" property is
suitable for a retired farmer, who wishenthe conveniences
of a farm on a small compass. Its nearness to the above
77 acres, will „enable the owner Weller it as a ,separate
home,. of aventiter,tract o[lol bm'eqdr ip'tbunct to suit
the purchaser....- It will be - offere4 . l l . l
Persons desiring to view the RrcoettForeviotuT to the
sale,' please call on the undentigne, to . the
to commence at 1 o'clock . i.44 when: terms. will
be made knowh by ' WKS.
sepls-12t
NEW 401P.ENTI,T4G 1
FOR
Fall and Winter :Trade'.
"N - • CLOAKS,
4 ,
'-C.IIIICITLAIIS
CLOAKS
BROOKE
• AWIpS AND MOURNING
SH
BALMORMS ; AND , -SCARFS !
!! •
The Largest and beat selected stock is this city I
at the
New Cloak Store,
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW. RIDGE.,
HARRISPURG, PA.
sep2 tf
Q UARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OF
FZCE.. - Flaw Divnuois,
Wasursorcur Crty, September 2, 1881.
Will be sold . at Public Auction, to the.highest bidder, at
the time and places named below, via : •
York, Pa., Thursday, SepCl6, 1664. - -
Altoona, .Va., Thursday, Sept. 22, 1664,
Lebanon, Pa., Thursday, :Sept. 29, 1864.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT
EACH PLACE:
Those Horses have been ..condemned as unfit for the
cavalry service of the army. _
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may
be had. . - -
Horses sold singly. .
Talus—Cash, in United Slates currency.
• JAMES Ai SKIN,
. Colonel First Division,
seps-tse2Bl Quartermaster General's Office.
• PROVOST MARSILIS2O Omani
ldru. DIFFEICT OF Pasziszmrame,
, Haandanuno, September 8,1864.
The following notice is published for the information o
all interested :
' TO VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers will be accepted and counted on-thti quotas
of the present call, up to the last practical moment before
the drafted men are accepted and sent to the rendezvous.
Towniihips and sub-districts which have not filled their
quotas are urged to do so at once. - x.
All time that, can poisibly be giyen, will be allowed,
but the draft will commence as soon after the sth of Sep
tember as pmoticable:'
Credits will be given, and- (iovernment bounty paid to
volunteers until further 'orders,
By order of . 'Capt. RICHARD L DODGE,
. .. - - A. A. P. M. General'
• ' MDj SCUEEFLEE,
iiid A. A..%!1.; GeneraL
• ' • • - JOIDT KAY CLENENT,
. .
'Captain and Provost Marshal 14th District of Penns.
Harrisburg, August 31, 1864. 1 • • sops 5
The Trumpet of Freedom
ACOLLECTION OF NierioNAL AND
PATRIOTIC SONGS, Ductg, Trioa and Quartettes,
comprising
RALLYING SON ,
CAMP. SONGS; 4
CAVALRY SONGS,
MARCHING SONGS, 4
-BATTLE, SONGS, •
HOME SONGS etc.,
Being, as a whole, the '
BEST COLLECTION. OF. WAR. SONGSP,GELJI9.I/ED,
FOR souneas AND Tana FREFNI)I3 A? 801 m.
The publishers 'time
An innnenn edition to meet wrist/sand unprecedented by the
sak of any similarwor.k.
Price 40 cents, on receipt of whichlt will ire mailed,
post paid, to any address. Just published by
OUTER, DIMON & CO., Publishers, 277 Washington
Bt; Boston. . •
kNoraide by , . . J. E. iliOuw,Lrnuadelphla..
aepl3scito . .
- - • ~
QVARTERMAmTER GENERAL'S -OF
' FIOE.
• Mitst , I
. .
lirmurDiarie ILltj, A.V E .81, 18644
RORSFS ! .1013 , 5E,51. AO S 1
Hones suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service will be
purchased at Iliesboro Depot, in open - nnirket, till October
1,1864. • . . , '-
Horses will be delivered to. Captalitli..lowry Moore A.
Q. besilblecied to the :usual Goverpmeat inspec
tion beforirbeing accepted. r. , -
Price of Cavalry Horses, $175. each. , , •
Price of Artillery Horses, slBo,esolk, :
Paytnent will belied° for EiX., (6).and more.:
JA ES Hiff,H; '
Colonel FirselDivision,
-Qosaterusster Henerats Meek.
serd-td]
puma° NOTICE is. lambi. giv4nAhat in
. . .
pursuapce of the act of Assembly .of peerayirtyda,•
Resod the first day of,June, - L3Ktilestecicholders of the
FraoiLliii . BoOkr of 'Was-14118ton, kentla:i IviOOPPI.Y Witte
neat session of the Legislature, for a ottnewat ctf,ita °kir.
ter with an increase pf its cayitel..koreA4s.sl,oo.o to
$200,000. itt:TßEQ,..gresident
WASHINGTON, PA., June 24, 144 „pgrf
EA a PERIN - FM WOVASTERSATICEEk
L
the most popular and the plireiNever offered to the
puhilo, just received arid for side by". - - -
fobl (aaafeseorSto Wm Dick, • jr. di:00.
IFICKSTERW to BeKETock, E.er ,1 5 Fra
zer3s nozenkory b ask ets . Price jr.,
50 dhaozeven.onje9
10.11IIIT JARS, of the latest. Patent (Grit
fin's Test Patent,) just received and for sale low at
jylS BOYER. & KOERPER.
QAP SAGO, English Dairy, Pine Apple, MA
LI meg aid New York State , C ri kolos a V i o t c A elv_ed at
my& b . 3r .Bic
PI PIORr. - ES 1. ! ,thb Barrel,
1. Halfßarra), Jar or I)oz: ti t: mi d; 2341. . maKa -
t 5,,, 0328 0rs to Win. Goolcar., k Go.)
ri0203
1000nts;edv.Dasge. "eele
na for sale by RIMER & FRAZER,
fet a , omccessoni to Wii.Eock. jr. k Co. )
TIIST reoeitred, this mettaliag, 26aphexter
RJ co., Fresh Smoked Hammy Beef•init Ton
ate
sHtSratt & IFS.A
WE 2 black
in iamb, - half barrels and - kitts, and bythe ind,
. . NAST t i- SHISLEkk. YRIVER. •
A,NAW SUES Y of "FRESH. &MAORI.
` HAYS,Jugt heed this morning, at - •
SEMLER di nteziß.
Art SaltoBlllol9 to W. Dock. Jr :1k Co
lailt SIiAD.-:,--kine Mess Shad of thVa
.11.1... ton, int tuff Wu& old i01t5...0_ 2 5_ n?cetv.pd at
I,' Jr... k OO
BASKETS,MAISKETSZ st geat variety
Jeff Sucoatel to W. 4=60.
AMUSEMENTS.
id
BRANT'S HALL. BRANT'S HALL:
THIRTY-FOITETEr MOOT OF
Rouse's star Combination Company,
buses Star Combination Company,
Rouses Star Combination Company,
SATURDAY EVENDIG, S,F,PT. 24, 1864
THREE'.GREAT PLAYS I
Asmodeus
- Middy Ashore !
Richard lIA
MEI
WES'BELLA. GOLDEN
rn thir.a`Chaiseto, nth songs and dances
MR. D. L. MORRIS,
- • the great
STUMP ORATOR,
Fill appear.
In rehearsal, the great 'play
Peep 0' Day.A:
For fiirther particulars see programme
aug9-dtf - . -
New National Theatre • - ,
New National Theatrel
COR. OP NORTH SECOND AND sotura Erim.
Sole Lessee and Manager,- E.4.ItHLE.
Stage Manager, - - HDI
HARRY (ALBERT.
THIS SATCHMAY EVFNING, SHRTEMBER 24, /8:14,
Piaitivety tare appearance of
THE PAYOUS "ONION SFr AND SCOUT,
MISS MAJOR. PAULINE CUSEOLAN
And the celebrated Irish Commedian,.
MR. J. IL WARD!
MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUSHMAN!
MR. S. M. WARD I
''T A veal bill ! I •
ss- For further particulars, see prograiame.
PRICES OF ADVlSSlON.—Parquette,,,so 'cants; 1114-
lery, 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs, $ I 00 i Private , Rorer.
$5 and slo.'
Doors open at 73' Curtain rises at s,ci clhck.
Boa Office open from 10 Oil 12 A. K., and from'S till 4
P. 7.1, When seats can be reserved without' extra charge
end kept until end of first act.
au29-Iw*
SANFORD'S HALL
THcompany consists of the best star pa -
' I I S formers, consisting of •
SINGERS,. .: 7 : ;:,
' - DAITCFRS, • • - t
' J
ETHIOPIAN OCAR-PiiliNs,
GYMNASTS, &C.
The managers takes pleasure in announcing that they
ntend making this THE Concert Hall a the city:
HARRY WELLS it do., Proprietor
BILLY Porrnim,"Business Agent. att29l
CAN'TEMEtT_TECY"
WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD.
Proprietor
Business Agent
Stage Manager.
Leader of Oretteatee...
OPEN every night with a -firat-wasa com
pany of male and female artistes. The, perform
ative embraoei every variety of legalism& .amnsemara,
such as
&soma,
DANaNG,
EOTOXIMi%3,
BURLESQITES, AND JESTS.
Admission, 25 cents. Seats is private boxes 50 =id.
Doors open at 7. To commence ata o'clock. jy/Sittr
Miitinery and Fancy Goods.'
MRS. J. HIBBS, at No. 8 Market Square,
next door to Felix's Confectionery, keeps constant.
ly on hand the latest' styles of Bonnets, Hats, 'Bees,
Flowers, Ribbons, *c together with a line assortment of
Dread Trimmings, le;Leer, - - Embroideries, Gollersi•
Handkerchiefs; Hosieq, Gloves and Variety. Goods in
general
All the latest Designs Of Dress Patterns direct.from the
New Yqrk Bazaars. Dresaand.Okeir making neaUy.ase
cuted. Thankful . for the patronage bestowed since her
opening, she trusts, by a strict attention to , business and
her endeavors to give general satisfaction, to continue to
receive a share of the public patronage, jyl-dam
Walt RENT,
rESCIT extensive and finely located' TEL
lIID
I k 'l.l4D, at the corner of Pentmtvanta avenue and
Beats street, Harrisintrg. It , ettirtly new, and in the
midst of the most thriving portion of the city, and fronts
on both of the above named Street... It contains staty
spare rooms and all of the most improved modern hotel
appliances—cooking-ranget, hot and cold water for bathe,
PS, .tc.
The basement is large, conimodicnts,. and one of the best
in the city for a Restaurtatt. 'For information, address or
APPLY to "DLIV ER EPWARDS, Agent,
Sept. 3, 1884.—{sepS-Iml fo r GEo G. KUNKEL.
Ma. S. A. Kramer.
take pleasure in sin mg t+: at year "DIARItHaft
jitlXl USE - exceeds anything et cue sine a:Lail ever
imagined. I was very =Kh troubled with diarrheas, and
could find nothing is help me in the least, until I took.
your •• MIME."
I give you this certificate, hoping that, tt you see proper
maim it, it may be the moms of extentling a knowledge
of the matchless value or your medicine.
Very respectfully yours, li. B. .TEPTRIBI4
Fallen Timber, Cambria Co., Aug. 27, 186-1.--liuBO.dif
QUEENS- and •Gr SSWAILE,_ az well:: se
lected assortment, just received, atthe Isaesi siyles
jyl.B ' TO:i'VER -.St• KOKBPI3B.
- • Honey.'- - --
ASMALL but superior liit'orMONVE, just
received, at SHLSLER &TRAMP:6
auglit
N B W B 0 0 K SHOULDEJI
DAYS of'.
Just .aaalvad at fdalti IMAIEFFIZIVS4IOOII.MTORS-.
L'l AP SAGO CHEESE—A small but fresh lot
J 1 of choice SAP agGO 'CHEESE, just received this
morning, at BRIS . /slf. 4 FRAZER'S.
VINE GROCERIES of all IlUd4 at reduced
prices, at,' SIILSLER & FRAZER'S
FAMILY GROCERY, fatipatite the Court, Rouse.
AiESS Snip end EWE NEW AUER.-
Hun, just received, at
.1718 BOYER & R.O.ERPER
MIRESJI CRAGITERS.—Boston. Wine Ms
mita, Bostan Milk BUMlit; Boston Batter Bie
outO, Boston Oystor Crackers, Boston Pic-nic Crackers
Trenton Butter Brokers, just received at
ROVER & ISSIF.RPER.
Lois for sate on the corner of Third nee
Broad stream Enquire of WY. 1:7: itereniont
siset-etr
PURE SWEET CIDER received to-dg' at
BOYER & KEEPER'S
VINE ROMANO SHERRY, isupprt64
1.8411. Warrazited the Emit. Sherry irinp in
eueetry POI ffilo at tRI 1 kft I .l o al l / 4 4 4
Vela, • .antoOSSOOI to'WM Mirk. h•
190 ASSORTED BEREA GRIND
STONES for Bale. A. K. FAKKESTOCR
aug24-dlw
CHEESE. --Choice new crop Che,ese, jn3E
... 34 61 70 d p t. _ firm NOVICK nKTIERPI44
PIOR - EPA! PICIMEI3II
By the barrel, halt barrel, jar or dozen, at
ne2s] BOYER k...tOICRPEIi
- LlxTra WHITE WHEAT FLopm,;.—se..
looted White Wheat Family Floor, Jim; redeye .
and for ale at - SIEMER & A.TBE,
jys Successors to W. Docic,".lr; arGo
QIIGABS, BYRUM, -TES-tiotlx,}t
1,..) all grades and Pfrices;at '
SBISLER & FRAZER„ '
jeW. Sc =s ra irZettly jr a
°ilee.
ALLkinds of holding with wagfanii .oircfrts
w ok' mniPs4"e BROWER.,
.13 0 21 -eons: of Second Lane
VCONCiIitIMEIS rectiiv94 a
freak ill thla marrang, at
,_BOYER dc •['+‘ .
eFifty kins iin kettle
rendered LARD, formals li c trArkin or loat t just
salved at Wlll] YEE &KO
.J. .EL DONNELL
...JOE MILLER.
NEI) Wit& Y
lIABATXMTYYER
MUSICAL LOOM,
CONIC OPERAS,
bTEGHO COMICAIMES,
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