TEE TELEGRAPH MORNING AND EVIOTING, ay GEORGE BERGNER. OFFICE TIMID fir., 'ma wArdwur. ' - 'TEEMS OF SUBSOBTFTION. artioqi**l4 t ~..„.. salami , Talcourgiss4;6reci.:tir beoribere in the p4a t imi city St 12 GOMA; Per week. ,revit .., berm will be awned $0 00 in adatimatie: nisei who neglectto pay in advance will bAiAnfirtwkst cp. WEEKLT6II:4IIAPH: • rem TILZGRAPII IS lib° publintofweekly, and is furnished subscribers at the following cash rates Single coplee, weekly.... • • Three copies to one Post Clam fen copies to one Post Office NEW ADVDILTISENENTS. When will Wonders Cease THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE WORLD ! DR. McBRIDE'S SING OF PAIN WiL cure any ache ox pain in frpm one. to l sixty minutes ! ' ' '• It acts like magic upon the abiOrbant and glandblar: systoles, reducing swellings and regulating the secretions en d e xcretions, It is of a diffusive, penetrating nature, exerts its inthience from the 'periphery to tbe dentre of the nervous organism, thence by reflex action its power. is felt throughout the entire system, restoring the circu 'sting fluids and checking disease with invincible strength. TILE ICING OF PAIN IS INFALLIE.I No matter what the pain, apply the, medicine and_iroriu: will find instant relief. It is an internal and eirterrial cure. • • • THE KING OF PAIR' • . _2 l Cures almost instantaneously, Headaehe, Earache; Neu-) ralgia, Deafness, Sore Throat, Colds, Bronchial Afftletions Asthma, Dyepesia, Diarrheas, Dysentery or Bloodylank:: Liver Complaint, Kidney Disease, Diseases of tbrialladder and Genital Organs, Cramp, Chadic and all. spasmiodid pains, Fever and Ague Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Sprains and !made of every description. It proves itself the maker", as the testimony of thousands prove its merltoriouswerth: Sold, wholesale and retail, by S. A. KUNKEL, druggists, Solar Agents; 118 Market street, Harrisburg. ' SOLDIERS READ! • . The following letter from a soldier, in reference to thd efficacy and powerful restorative cpudititimi of: .Or.'Xci BRIDE'S RING OF PAIN, speaks for itself : • . Nawntra, Comanntrran Coimxr, t Sept. 14; Ind, ^ f j Messrs S. A. Kunkel & Bro., druggists, Harrisburg, Pa. Grim :—I would inform you that I recetreci thataaties of llcßride's Great Paha Killer, antLenclosed pleasallnd five dollars more,_ for which send malty° bottles;addition4 al to-morrow. I leave for camp to-morrow.' Lot: ine know whether you can supply me with lt, in thenrmy... I am in Company H, 2024 regiment P. V. , 1 have been in very bad health for upwards of four years, and two of thd me-dollar betties have cured me completely, and ;have made me feel like a man. Besides, I have cured .4 .nunti Der of my comrades of various diseases incident to campi life, add can recommend It to be the best medicine the soldier can provide for himself. . _ . Yours respectfully, " JOB. E. WHITE. oar All orders from a distance promptly attended to by S. A. KUNKEL & BRO. A HOME CERTIFICATE. The following certificate tsfrom a well-known citizen of Harrisburg Htkeissoaa, Aug, 80,1884. To us Poetic :—lt gives me great pletuture to mmom mend to the public the medicine prepared by DL J. J. NottRIDH, which he calls the "RING OF PAIN." : lavas induced to use it as an external remedy fora bruise,Avhich It relieved Immediately, and subsequently Cured:entirely. Its success induced me to use it internally for Blanton, with which I was afflicted in a chronic form for nearly eighteen months, and to such an extent that my kidney x were seriously deranged. The medicine has cured me, and certainly that is saying a great deal in its favor, when I reflect how many other remedies I tried without experi encing anything but temporary relief:. For .my part, :I shall always keep a supply of it in my h'ouse;telieteing I do that it is a most invaluable fatally medicipm — The unexampled sale of this medicine proves It to the most wonderful discovery of the age in the medical arL - The undersigned art, the solo agents for the State, and will supply it wholesale and retail . . • & A. KUNKEL & BRO ~ Druggists,. 118 Market street, Harrisburg. G COSTAR'S), d• VERMIN EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMATORS. EXTERMESATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS • EXTERSLINSSORS. • •SXISTAWS" EXTERMINATORS. =TERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATOR& "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS _ • EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. =TERMINATORS. ; "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. , • EXTERMINATORS. : "COSTAR'S"' EXTERMINATORS, AORS. • Sib-RATS,. MICE ROACHES, ANTS IMD-itOrttB Auras, Norosix pules wooldusrs INSECTS art PL42 Xl4; FOWLS, Aiimuza, ac. "I_s years established hi N. Y: City." - : "Only infallible remedies knotrn." , . • "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family "Rats come out of their holes tifk gerSold by all Druggutta everywhere:- . - - WI I I Bawass 111 of all worthless. imitationd sr" Costar's Depot, No. 482 Broadway, N. Y. . srSold by - • D. W. GROSSA 00., . _ - Wholeso.o. mkdretail agents, Anipbtall Dttigests in leirbburg, fjelohdaw3 l PEEPHER'S .041143tr''' ' BETWEEN PHILADE L PHIA, 1 ' lilgt Raven, Jersey Shore, Mlhunaptirt,ltar Oh 1 : esiottewn, Watsontowslllllton, l linwlobarg, ~Northateberland,--811ni: , 1 ‘-' bury,;.l l l.lggftOff, Georgetown, --'!.-- 1 lfitenntowniXillersburg, . i . - Jill iiiiiiiihin,, ... -1,, AND :istmaits.olThitri 1 The Ptdiadelphii DeiloVbeinuirentielly lot eted; 0) . drayage Will be at the loweekrelq . it. _The Conductor ; does through with eachlrahi to IMM-3o the safe delivery of Y:, er di goods totrurted to the Utlllu k *WS delivered at th ie- Pot of WILLIAM C. ,13113111;.'402: - Market It t. Philatieleble, by 5 o'clock 1 , . ,:will be, delivered be , rtburg the next morning. ••-. . .T. _. —,.: • .• i Prolgitt Always is Low as by'Amy Otr tie . . ~. lane. JOIS. , IMTGOKERY .it COLII, • Phllidelphie bedßeadiegllet, R 064 of terksit street: Narrisbo' ; 'er .002-tt - , NEW L1Q,170.11. STOKE. TIIPORTANT TO: LANDLORDS , 01111130 oetteoeStent Wow >at to Maneadvatsholea l td At the kW/4am ewpr;bni , to libm,„ via: ?mach Brandt% Ripikind CM; - fruir. --- ineat and Om Rye Whiskyj • andlciamtionleihrodeb as Champagne, Caret Cata • do. Alt. lisnoriviniteentel, as vepreNeuted, yds_ end o th ereldnililid to their advantage to sat-'1 ammo the aseertment at .tho more, 0111 Squt4 ad drier° doors below Medina. - • 4 . 13 2011G1E inbrtant (BANNED. FRUITS - Ql O pYERY DESOB,ho.: • ITON, BOOS of tilarleb!nlednin . OLIVE, otra, ' Au .rnia l . n 6sai wt non. pus. ' 'Abe , 'XX" iptaranteed jormented. satiehon paid• toil, orders from a yby city Goads clintrullY Peaked and delivered to W parts of the fme of my* charge. S M HISLER & 111M08SO te W. Dock,Fir,l6% ES= _ .. _ ......._ _ ... _-.- 7 ---- 7 .7„ ... , .7 • . ---.. 0 - 0 0 - - '. -7-7-- , i ....- __ . _____ _........„.....,..._. _____ -, • •. \ , I : _Plitilli ~., . . : - ; i ... .i .. :I ' • . , • ' - - - '0 r Ail' _ Z."...' D- :Li l a: f. i ! ; o . , r : 74 ,. . - : , 7 t it.7l; Li V a c,14 ,:ci „: .: _ . : _, .., , . . . . il' i I'lllll 1 , 1 ' 1r. , i , .',1 !....i' • „ ' , ' ''. = • : ' . .: l' • , ... ( ARTERTIBTO R ATES —D/ The . following are the Jrates.fora, . _ seine - Those bringl •' ' - ..,... - n.` ', : -,•%''''P >: ......:- . j ;: ". i ( I T ' 6- 1: " 5-7 ' ''' ''''' .- '' - - '..-.:: ~... '' ;.......... I '... -.-, _ ...,.b. : , ..:_, ~ rigt ven :v e t u r t A. ,...„, :m ,eren ii , ~..u z: ~_ ~. a : ,,,, , , ~, _ ~. •.. , b-..'; , i , sal- Four lines or fess ponsr ... :. I NO ' : :• : • - ' . • : . ~. '''''''.... I :: =.,. - i T . 7: . ' . T - ,W 4 .7. i di .i . ii.. - _. „ i • .... • . ; i - •or ,- . -' ' - •,- Hi •A. ~:i ... ... „,,.... „t ,-.., .•:, -.-: ~•-• 1 Two days . _____ ~ , r . . . clink ''.., - . 7 -- '" - . 1 ~ 41 One week :: : —..4 :11 11 6 5' Ihrrec Ono . '?.,. ' - - • .. , ....r7. rr .„ • .1 2.-- -.-,.......-:,... - . . -^ . .f* . , ...,.. :-. .. .• ~:, ~.... _ I"" ~ .* {r": 4 hli xi i -- 4' - -. • , ..-_, . ~..., - . 1, ,,„,a z , ,_,,,.,. .._; ..,; _ • One month 3'O o - One ..-. . •- . . _ _ .• : " 1 ' - ''. Two months - . :.....E150 .Two - . . ___ .. ::. ~.5..-.,.:', c. :..z.,., .) , .._ ....1_ -,..: Threetnonths........,. 130 Tint • ..I=F - -...0111.1111111111 Six 111 6 / 1 1 / 1 13 ' ' ..1•:. 5._ 00 . §w - 2. Ib,ooOne year (Mc " Administration Notices... :-.4.-.., $1 60 4_oo Y4*) BY GEORGE •BERGNER; . • E . , I g EIPI , 'A Cure . Wairran - t,ed. Dyspepsia has , the fottotbing Symptoms: Ist. A coatint -pain or uneasiness at the pit of the stomach.. • • 2d. Flatidence and Acidity; 3d. Costiveness and Loss of Appetite. 4th. Gloom and Depression of Spirits. sth. Diarrhoea, with griping. • 6th. Pain in all parts of the System. 7th. ConsuMptive Symptoms and Palpita tion of the Heart.. Bth. Cough, with Phlegm in the Throat. 9th. Nervous Affection, and'want of Sleep at night. 10th. Loss of Appetite and Vomiting. I, llth. Dizziness, Dimness of Vision, and Loss of sight. • , 12th. Headache' aria Staggering in walking,l ,with,great weakness. Out of the thousands of cases of Dy'speria, that haVii used Dr. Wishart's Great 4.ii4erican Dyspepsia Pills, not one , of thetaliaif failed of a perfect cure. We warrant acu rein every ease, no matter if • of twenty years' standing. *Ad by all druggists , everywhere, ; and at. Dr. , Wishart's office, NV. 10 Second street, Philadelphia, Pa. , • Ail examinations and eon sultations free of charge. Send fora circu lar, Price * sl per box. Sent by mail, free of charge, on receipt of money. , DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEI'ao!, 'I, ' Mazes - Ina -BE/autos, of ' titiridyttrine,; DeL, formerly of Old. Chester, Del.,'do certify that; for one year and a hill I suffered every-_ thing but death from that awful disease called Dyspepsia. My whole system was prostrated with weakness and nervous debility; I could not digest my food; if I ate even a cracker or the smallest amount of food, it would return just as '.I awalltiwed it; I became so costive in iny'bowels that r would not have a passage in less than from four and often eight days; un der this immense suffering, my mind seemed entirely to give way. I had a dreadful horror and evil forebodings. I thought everybody hated me, and I hated everybody; I could" not bear my husband nor my own children, every thing appeared to be horror-stricken to Diet I had no ambition to do anything; I lost, all my love of family and home; I would ramble and wander from place to pl ace,butt could not be contented;-.1. felt, that I was doemed. to hell, and that there •was no heaven for me, and was often tempted to commit suicide; so near was my whole 'nervous system iler T stroyed, and also my mind from that awful. DomplaintADyspeptaa, that my friends thought best to have me placed , in. Dr. Kirkbride's hoardiril; West Philadelphia; remained there nine weeks, and thought I was a little better, but in a few days my dreadful tionif plaint was raging as bad:as ever. Hearing of ' the 4 #6riderful cured performed. by Dr. Trial hart's Great American Dyspepsia Pills ,ani his treatment for Dyspepsia, my husban called on Dr. Wiahart and stated my elute to him. He , said he had no doubt he could. cure me. So in three days after I called and placed myself under the Doctor's treatment, and in two weeks I began to digest my food, and felt that my disease was fast giving way, and I continued.to recover for about three months, arid at the present time I enjoy perfect health of body and mind, end Imost sincerely return my thanks 'to a "merciful God and Dr. Wig hart, iind - to his great American Dysiiepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial that saved me from an Insane. Asylum arid preritature grad 4. All, persons suffering with Dyspepsia are at liberty to call on me or write,• as I am willing to do all the good I can for - suffering 'hu manity.. ELIZABETH •BRANSON, • Brandywine, .Del., formerly . oft Old Chester, Delaware county, Pa. De. WM/LET'S Office, No. 10 North Becorul street, 113iladttlphis. , DYSPEPSIA 1 DYSPEPSIA': Di. Wisartur—l have been a constant sufferer with - Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during which time I cannot say I ever enjoyed a perfectly,well • dal , : . Ihere were times when the symptoms were more aggrcVated than at others, and then it seemed it would be a great li bel' to die. I bad stall times an unpleasant feeling in my head, but latterly my sufferings' so much increased that I became almost unfit for business of any kind; my ; mind was continually filled with gloomy thoughts and fore ,bodings, and„if I attempted to change their our : rept pi* reading, atone a sensation:ef ley coldness iii dereidation with a dead weight; as.' it were,- rested upon my bral4; A150,,11 feeling of would occur atlhe stomach, and grcist . t!ai4 40..ipy eYeN accompanied with which Olt, tile. 'b ra ns ,continnal fearbt hieing my racoon . I also. enp greatJeSeihid t efiOehAty and nervousness, filitliClAtp,i4V waltz by ; day, or sleep .at "night,....l -averse-to society - and -disposed - only to seclusion, and leli_ having tried t • .0 a numb er of eminent physic' of various schoh ycaineWtknesciusion ;het, !ft i r i • tiffs'fifetcrfe - Sit atlige(4s.Years)..thareiriartneure in existe4cie..f , l3utilbiongh the interference al:alto Provident*, to whoni I devantlyoffer my thanks, I at Lint sound a noverelgri,renietly in your Dygiepsic..,2lllB . and atr.Conlial,i.wldon teem. td have effectually- removed al most the laattrace of, pay, Jong list of ailments and bad feelings, and la their placeheidtki pleasure and Genie*. Anntarii inreveryday,conontrtions. - , .. -•-,,, ; JAIL WIC SiIiNDENS, ~, • No. 463 North Second street, rhiladelphia, : I Formerly of Woodbury, N. J. Dr. Wintiart's Moe No. 10 North Second street, Phil- PCORIP 3 OM FP* PIVP9II 7. *.. • RIM MUT NI. JOsllol.-141101:00/2114111.. No. 1028 Omvs SiMurr, 1 I.ilad " ilw =P -1861 4 i 4 iisim i- s6—axwith.t easuiet ! i am now able teinformsinithaty by. the - ase of your:great American Disrlepitti P il ls; I . have been entirely ' cured of that mitiaLdistressing.complaint, Dyspepsia. ...1.. Mid belin gr i ev i ouj oy, piti k ptett ;he l ist, Aventy,eight yeare..ttd. 'forteieyeaitf of t *One 'hive net been - free' from' its path one week at 4 . 4k , zjr•have bad it in ita worlt fortn and have dragged, 0n...n pacetzeleerabbt existence—in p an day and n i gtU . - ' _Neter WOW _peat . that Tate tilled me with wind - MAPalk:ft ' , Mattered - - tot how light, f 9r how sinalt ilid-qtkii . ii"..idritintied:Lbelching was Antie;to follow. • :I. haginolapPetite for any kinds , of meal *her' ever and-royMistrers..was so sreat for several months be. fore I heard of yogi.., Tills, that I frequently mished for death. I tiad,tahen everything that I Mul, heard of Am Dyspepsia, with* -racelying 'any benefit; but on your frills.being . rioliantainided , to ma bil enii.Airbi)liad beim T av li f iy thera,.l concluded to give them trial, Ohm* r igi...atitli, in them. to my astonishment, 'I .found. *nlyae Setting better beforet had taken 'one:Rail* "01l a boi, ariti , 1 7•1, ,takinit. half ahox, Lana Atial!..rinef, - alki -6 = ear ~. nit week, and -sWoy it Marty Meal thMe times a day Trilibeuririceliverile f rom anything I eat q ,,hipk iii. . "tt - think PiOper_, yon are atllbartY"to make ~,,,, %A, ' 1 .61.0 jof me. i willeheerfu ll ystve all de -Zhinkb benany tierr Who may tilt cor nia' i at yours, D r r . JOHN H. BABCOCK.; _Fs? sale at Dr. medical Depot, Na 10 North IdecomdfairMet,ittillikteifildis, O. Price One Dollar per box. , Bent by waildtoviof, l 4 l4 ;6 4l , on receipt of pito°. -.....- ' ...: '.. 2: .1". Au77,.1 J.;:. ..:,!:- '-, , ..- ' • - : - ' DYIESPSU eDlNsalla! . ' — :146,iiiiiiiiit, seitioeirwith i . tc. *Mtg. a. rbetritline .. of ~,.... mails for -''' -I)9llPlisti at ./312121"141°.' u 7,B ' ..taatt oil * l o 4:4o l 3loyealbise arlince OC _, , =Mali yskiiialaPaMtl tl a, gib of . ,i'lis . fto: 177 , x 14.;q: lawfacial l l ,7 l " ll4 with =Tmali iad 's dr*: f u ' 7ll4.2ll.lll"l"L lialsldag a wind 'Ka Km= a. "..4111ju,...."..."411111411:1W1a . ler, . math a whltmcoaGald . ' - —: "1" --- ' Mawitsfarroam amino's , : 7 11 0 1 eilkatiV at milthat ltordm&:to•Taisor• st ,ham! ?Asthma- - idtbogia otartrisdlli • ' • iiln UNA* 44. again. I it a WOG& sr prayer to God Goi would direst in. to mom plivdelaa or that WO ma& 'win WM to rud an earittlielimiat et Eldia 1111 El I "TEE lINtG.N-NOW A I ND FOR-E - VEA."-TVO4tqr. fr RARELSBIThig, 'Pik., WEDNESDAY MEDICAL. Dr: Wishar's in the Philadelphia,Lwroeivot a great care made, upon Mr: John,Babcock,of 1028 Olive street, Thita delphla, by the great American byepepsla Pills. Iyen4 to the Doctor's Office. and Placednirsedf under b' sC meat, and told hinalf he faikidto cure me, it would. netht last effort I wand: make. It has been Six weoksi since I commenced the use of his medicine, and I am now a well man, free from all , pain anddlatens, and can eat three hearty meals a daffy with comfort; 'and feel perfeetly Dr. Wishart, I want , you to publish' my case, as I: want every poor dyspeptic suffering as I was, tocall on me, and I will tell them of the ,great cure ,I have received from your invaluable medicine. SAMUEL D. HAVEN., Corner Venango and Lambert streets near Richmond street, formerly from Wrightstown, Burlington county, NJ. The above are a Tew among the thousands whiCh this great reinedyha.s Saved from an untimelrgraye. We havetheusands of letters fromphyleciams and drug girds who have preseribed,andaoht the Tar Cordial, saying that they have never used or sold q, medical which gave Erich universal satisfacti on, ' . • Prepared only by the proprietar ' 1 r: • rr DR. Li. _Q. C. WISHABT, No. 10 North. Second street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Druggifita everywhere Bmiyll3-eod-d&W NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MEDIcAL •DEP,ARTILENT UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND._ The:FIFTY-SEVENTH SESSION. OF , 'IME SCHOOL OF. MEDICINE In .the thavisartr or ILtayrrito will coot 'hone° en - MOITDAY,AETKU4 df*tober , 1864 , end end . the lst'cittlaieh; 065. 317L1 e • Offilac OP Lroxirsiti BE : ' . . Atr.gerY=SYlSttif. iNti li Smith. i L .. • . On Chemistry and Pharmiscy—By Prof. WM. F.,A Akin. On Obstetrics and-Discaies of 'Women cind•Ohikiren—Bi, Prof. G.W. Miltenberker. . . On Princip/es, andPriictice of Medicine, and. Otialoa4 Medicinewog om y Prof. Richar d MoSher7. ) On And and Phynolorry.:-13 Prof; Thrptiiphe Johnston.: .. .. 1 On Materia Medea and Therapeutics—By ProLSSMI,X Chew. Practical Anatomy will be taught 1 7 . James H. tiller, M. D., beinonatintort • • • " " Miring the . continuant° of ,the. War Miiitary.Suriery) and Militaryllygiene will be introduced* a Mal* ,par of the coarse. Matriculates of this School hare access at all thud lc the wards 'of the Baltimore' Infirmity,- where ';'thek ca 4 witness.the perforreinde Mall•the - prinalpal operationk Surgery, and can. - obserrealm,unnaereus forms of. 4113ONSe undeetreatment. The Inilimery. is a sracious hospital attached to' the'lledical Sehobl,linl it is open' to the Stub dents:daily throughout tlie Ontire peat,- wittioo anTadd* Donal charge. The fees for the folk- Course of Lectureaara s99i i for Matriculatign, $5 ; and for.PrictiCALAnatchaY ; 111). GORE W. MILTEOBEIRGER,'It.:III: lepli-dOBW4t ' NOTIOE.—The undersigned, auditor, apl• Ile Orphans', intereiteA'at - tas•oftlee Darriabotg,. on ",R,petr, Uie . 124174' day otOot*r neat • at 10,o'clook • - D. nxiage, Auditor I arrisburg Sept:2l; 1864.- - -4oaw4t • - - • A DtrpoTHATO4-3 NOTICE.`- - *.tereasidtteni idmlnlatiatioit dijr:be granted to.t.tte tatbstriben.'orkmgoatateoer .00yee li ng Shell, late; ft fforrftiblug,.PMAPhin `0 0 1 111 %:roltuStivaO 1 deceased;all peroons,knowing themeopr9o indatltedAo 'agate NOW pfease make initdediate paytnent;and ail those havitig claims' egeinstetdd eetate;icitpi opreseiiftJi4in, for settlement without delay, to + sep23-doawAti JACOB D. 1 . 19.4.4 AdtranOttator. j - A DWITISTRATRECS NOTICE.' - • < I • Whereas letters of 'admialstration have this daythe Cre n ertre ti e l i e ty " o b rga b l e v r ls o b n al tli , ° liar:t e n :L i r, I T'Llt e fi. decease*, all persons known 'themselves Indebted to said estatewill -please make: Immediate payMent, , and a/1 those having Warms. against said. estate,•sviE pleafe present them for settlement withoat,delay,to PHOEBE HANNAH'` - Adrai.xitstiatis of said tlaebased, Or to.Engene Shyder, Esq., her attorney. Harrisburg, Sept . 19, _ , [pepl9-Ithrwrl. J the Ocniimon Pie.as" .of. Dauphin. Countir„ .Theeph *elker and &Minna Welker, V , :.. his , wife,:tuns , for .use of Daniel . .. ; .N No; tn., Kaisoi.- - ; ; - .'• . . A fi&OM Ps* / 8 vs. - Yen... Ea: ' Solomon Loodensiager. . ' '." '`. " • The undersigned auditor appointed by - DieDO "Olt Of Common Pleas o! 11aulihin. county, to distribute t e money made by the Sheriff on. the above stated suit, I attend to theAltdies of his:appobitmeatt.'at hilt office n Harrisburg, on Friday ; the 14th day of ,October .neat, t 10 o'clock, A. ii . ., when and *there air partiesleterested .are notified to appear.' - , .RALIIII... , ILaDLAY, fepl9-3taw2w]. ...-, c.-. :..• ~ Auditor.; . STREET J OTDAIEEAGEBSE,r TT is ordered brthe'Couitthirall'llthrsinis having ,chthog f pylien or. otherwise, spinet any ,Eof the sums of inoneyittatelsed es dams& done by opening the et/Tete In the city Ankriebuirg, or having adverse claims to the propeitylirbfred,shaake the seine known by_ petition or, otherwise.' to Cite %grief aharter:l9essiens On orbefore thefirst dity of -next4ernx, at which time the money, 'when the . assessment is Xdbehrliteltsgedi be airarded tho parties nainedin the report as owners ; of, the property. And, also; `alt exeeptionetri tlfer/t of the viewers be tiled °riot:before the that day of 10 1 0 - ber next. By order of theCetut. •r . • sep2-d3taw-4w] " -- J.'o. YOl7Na, Clerk.; Biiiiiiiini ' 1 .13414 I Vender. . C i t VER'EICAL A_ND-NOISELBSS SPRING . , , ~ zx ogitram . • RUT cOnvened into a BABY477MPER, BASK--HORSE, BABY.-W.ALK*,' 'HIGH-CHAMP toTTOMAN- VR, I ZOBBY-,ETORB4I c ... The whole diaiii 3 OedtO relle*O Idothera, comfort and inane children,.obviate the, evils or Toppi& them, Vs the ezPoose of a Name- ' Ita' 'Mahal ht. Iperlectly 'h ' and charming. Price $26 to $Bl6 , 'Bend tofilmatm tren.„. ha , . ' .. • BROWN &CO., 483 Broartiray,'N. V 4 , Jar An antorprbsing Agent wanted' tor 4,l47lepptk. 1 . • Eeprrl.mood . • AUDITOR'S NOTICE. -, •1 In the matter ofilM settlement of John Lentz, Jr:', , 4d-r. minknrator, Va.; of John Lentz, Sr., late of Upper Fasten' township, Dauphin county, deceased, the Orphans , Court of said county has Appeinteg.. the _subscriber Auditor,fil make distribution of the lll44 decgased to, C among heiMandkilialteliS and the hid 9 , pointed MONDAY; tits llth !day of °aka* I oat, at his taco inifamlabosGat ten o'clock in the forenoon of Bid& day, for ,the: putpose of making said distribution, and - where all Teazels interested are notttled to make known their, CA obis _ .Ib/11 . BODEarps,l.kufditor; Septecaltor .7„ I.S644'.4sepe-tioaw4w lIDITO NOT' t In .the maitefor tho settlement of Peter IhieiV:r, , Ad ministrator, &c., of Peter Reed, Senior, late Fo henna township, Dauphin cotinty;deceased, the Otphansr Court of said county lies oPPoixtted the subscriber Audit' : or, to make dittrillutionoo thigestate or'said deceased t to and among his heirs and creditors ; and the Auditor ha' appointed MONDAY, IdelOth.day of October tie t TkLat bis office in ilerlieimitl, tetro'olook ln the ftwrendlnor slid day, for , the purpOse. of makihg 'Said disfribUtiolr, When and where all persona 'lnterested 'am Wattled to.intOM known their claims. - JNO. ROBRRlVAnditori September 7,1884:=[4e oartw; , ' ',N: 01144E*, L.ETTERS TESTAMENTARY on,tho: i ri _LA of iohnlillen t 'dieVate of Susquehanna to Dauphin county, Tennay vsZ, ..1 1 2 beelar the undersigned, noildethe is 7 gireir- ' PR sons having claims or dbiraintlivagainet the 4 + mid Idetieddit. , krerlegmested to make known without delay, and three who are indebted to mid te are requested to make immediate payment. augadownOto LEVI STAHL, Administsator EIIFFNG SErrEN3E I R 2,8 .. I.BQ ` Soldiers' - Orphans. ~ . ottrilingehus f fr:Al3.4edliCtitiOn. aliii maintenance of the destitute Orphans of the Soldiers l uta ' . " 'ts and Sailors of the state, under the act relating to the sub j°94:Per new •Faniciently completed to enable .the ma &rate fo'recefVe dadicatibtid(nbtice ia h'ereby given that blank forms of application, with the necessary in str? V ive beell deposited with the following gentle '' om t . lllAftgejter fittKqf the p:p#Tßiii eriik'cv any When the application end statement in each case shall be ErPPerly, Stied Atul, sworp„Mourd eerlitled_by the Board hf comhion School DirectOrY or the diatilet - in which the orphan resides, it is to be returned to the gentleman from whom it was, received, or le some other member of the county soperintendineconiunittee, by whom it will be forwarded to the underatgrie4. - , ',, ,- , t Ina ?bort timeaftelAttaegfiPt,of the application If/ the undersignitt r -itikly k y foinno and the comb r t, entitled to the benotitd a e ct r y i n order,for the' . - sfeeteff the proper sett -<, 11 be . sedt il , Weill , the i mother,..or mher aPPlytdierelattve or Iriaufflowiih trgicef- ; wiry instructimm.... Ti. .7., rcr 1 : i i ilic. , ff - .. It is expected .that i the. se, ,lpll .1301eCtO ',or, eror or phans willbeready'fertlidirtede Itifidiriftgthe <dither October. 'Their frietelleaellallerelOrefthke."ltteglibduasteY, stepsand have'lhem.tuallPfatiattmiesterknith* let Ift Nove d i l l it r t .1, - ., 46 4p. tielk ClAia l toOdifii i iitstiltt,g,i nni , tiliadioir. boot*, ifid, , fetttlid ~IOW 4n I the' la provirkid foithemptcdt AIM retstliestrirfridirdel ere . tut l.9ll Bo flii ii4PililhigigellEßol4 th el t Stata r and akia to send wito„them, gem ; is , er_as. possitfie, mach 416011nd - es thelitay th vd, Jio orn till Othorii can be iiiiividid f am. ' , „la:. ~ ~ . . 14 - 0134 The cizk.„. folltWting 4s.srao ttalhe liat ji t ,, E , talletimat . ji, ~t e 9 1 9: 1 . atfi' . P .. /71 Adams county,sGeorge McCleindid,'Gfettysbdrg , 1 Allegheny ", F R Smug, Pittab Armstrong•.ti: if • • D.. 'Oa J BLlPliday, IClZtablial 'lt' I Beater ,ii. .: ,' : . t.NabilielaWeYPlifii..tr,Yer . " . r . ..; Bedford T - " ‘:, flir itt r irlrMfe l l l :4l4 - ' Blair " ' IlturattaTS Viler,' me ll idttytibfarit, ~ Bradford .:" , .,:.:(Ifit RißcaukTearanda I . - . . , ' ;. Bucks " J D Mendenhall, Doylestown ,..:.,-, _Butler , , '' ,t' r ,45tat , Cambria -, ,`, " ' •- t =K al , liE ef stairi . Carbon *, a." , 'Llirkildifnilelr Mduiiiiiiiinuarl'" 2 Comecon 1 F, ( .5" -, 9 l ildwet i giVitab4raP it' . i Centre:, -‘ L ',!' I,: !. 4l,,Ogr i ttipt t acc . ias! L e, , Chester " - Ad ester Clarion -----"-- 'en ; Clearfield' :r 7 rt. ~,Rameelftprah f Clinten "' 1 ' • . 1 RIG-IfiglEker, ele 1 Columbia " Robert F Clark, Rohrsburg Crawford " Joltiti - Rirrnolds, Meadville 0 24 ,,,b i t ail d ,' ,' 1 1 ,,,,.. p mvoseg _W a1e ' , ,.. -- 1. 7 ...!,. Dauphin .." Dr George BaileY, Marrieburg Delaware " Taut -- Haldeman, Chester Ru c , ,le -, I .,Menry,Ber,,RldawaY • • ' i Ude , • , " , 1 ...jehMcm,, - sibs , : . Fayette " John IC Ewing, Unlontoern Forest " Gim 19 Rose, Marionville Fnuildlit o , ' ' l, .. , Ili Cbliaberehlirli , ' 1 Fulton - .- '"'"• . '` M atelsburg .. 1 Greene " Prof.ALB Garrison, Waynesburg Huntington ~ Wm B Orbison, Huntington Indiana 1.- , ', ..' A t 1 1., Reheat C Taylor, Indiana Jefferson,;;r:.,3: I ,kbaftn... Oft. , -ItOn4oltVle Juniata '$ , o i -, , laraceater , It . IP— e 4 4 122—gr i11 Lament e ..: .....i , , 1 - • l ii,„Fai ir a, , .. Lebanon '•it ~ •Lehanim, :- - • •-', f Lehigh " Nej jily_,M4, -.,m, 1 1. i cf1 :'. ; -..a 1 Lazerne ' . ' ' 1-° 1111 0 11t1Cagr - Wi l E f t it4ort • 'Availing 1 % g p_ _ 7 . " Sloorn wining* Pert 3. ,Merearl , •.1 . . ,f 4 ~ Sebillbainiutoltr. , ilitain i'li . .: :,`r -AV ...Tte r st.4.. t 1 Monroe rr o .. 1 1 0 .0 burg • • . • yeatgoittiypoyei-, * arn . • , A lto m o nt ol y , , ~, ,rftv, , , ,iluiscid Emao yule! :i • : • • MorttauarateD ":r,J. , ' OAT .TtoltaXanallervettri. /fasten: - ( Ne.r. ll Mealft. l ,A , ` ..‘• iE n itm o kva pur r..,,, Perry " en .. ist- . , Pike , ' •.:, "^' I liard Randll). '' Potter . •, cr ..,.. T Johla hi'lisenllitont,lodittarripittr!- BahaTika t'il " .it ,flitoiLigl9Peerbffettallillec, ,)1, i ; ", 'R.I Wza- FdVr' n4 P4 r i . . "tva l , d &Internet" •'''' ' t. ‘ • ''" , ~,, • .- - s i mi an .._,,m,ii ; ,iiir a i* , IN•a•k eir, ..,tico r ti • :, ~ Susequehanni; " L F Fitchlblontrese lot] 1.,_, , Tiala , ' . ,k , " ,Ther, , tileNJWSAllll , Pre', ' ; Union ' " Cap Jana Owens: towboat. ,r i Vonango " E H,T...ytie, Franklin , Warren .. 1,, us , ..,;.lionlAiris Arnett 4 i Washington! - r: CS'..: , Iffaates 0 Adman. Washington ) Wayne, . , ",-, . / 4-03-fiatithy/foniStalnle ! Westmoreland "" Toth arnistreng, Sr, Greenaburg Wyoming "P Id Osterhot4, Tankhannonk 1; :York. tic ~.) ':a+ - c: . Ihinryadrisher; 'Pork - 0 : Philadelphia " Henry Hallowell, Oeeretawltott of Qmtwill.e.Ds 4R99.9fm . ,t it ,.. Rowist i , ,. , - septitirothiifielaibr %Idiom' Orphan-s, 7 . ;atm:tater; Sept.:l4,llsll4s,4mtaattltwati •The -TPIuMPS4IIO-ft*..**o '' .ccailitsz . unotlat .AP thrrkid,tbig - cropisoltak I ' 11l (MG& acINEF, T ob'es, . -+ " 4 1 #P44K1 1 17 1 491. t he cc c<l BEST COLLECTION OF WAR ROAMS RUBBISH , • ;thiakim ? o ak' 1 " t l i l eF a i ralig f a• I 4!& =Rena edshon to aaat a de TT M l Ttr ait t i al4 T e " 484414 i . twee so oenta,=on receipt- of which is will be viaSeil, post Paid, to any addicting. Just published by 1 OLIVER, pirsgintaaltligii.nh 277 WBshin g t t n St ~B osiop 4ot:ink br.;1150. , -!I:LITVGIOULDrPhiIodeIOhio.I • sel ,lB 4to • • :• /4. 4 1 F AR Ligi3lll -11,ENNETr yields, 'with. milk the ..a..c:PME , l , 4l4epe of all deaftrtd for thateble; the eat end . i tnnst gratethi dinkier iatudicis -and ,cluldnah, In& dotitateii 'miry eieniLenret" the tiedgedothiututioi ; when coagulated with rennet it is alwiitiliglitand easylot di g e ttt and außPOith• 194caft wiS#4.4l s eastle - eat • " pied' greablenlirlaVe isl"•d• emit.= aid edeixt teeejamitur eiikvevts,, gi quart et I seilliAntea. firm -1310 a• n ' 'lnn& 'BON. W49b 3 , 11 9 ing Mail hr . ; f 0.14 - 4 , „ - 1 1 key s Vi, ,- LCklr'r _ r - L'• • lima& oftle Ninck f litdOrrook,l . Vidirvand NO: iS, seid-Aeln" • • • ' otiktur ItlO'our •0' • d -Photo . Cha i tiaturik.iie hese Added iNTELOTllbrAMwrtibeptifon. PrlotiVir". wit* 'Pen laCWlllitopeOgred ----tn!ke V lV44a, ISFess,Wlrle sale pricroita -apol¢ &Taxi thetamiid,-Wheletild . - 7 • : ! AMA. e Fue ply row 2- "olehittelii,liir the heir:brilid 'onto& lif aitY. grerrbarig witilidtea tortratutqWtutikAtitntdiffivered . tti all parts of, thikaty, Irputer . t, rrorigaiel Stx: , OP" 7 l,.'titi I$ PAZW.4 190 - A ' s 44)1117*Th 'I3EII4A alubm " ATONES Rrr plili."v34. PAINIMUCK, AuirAlablf : . " •1 •,!I • - birre!Olialf n 025) , KOERTsurf s . z w Ecyd , 87yqs. • ;11+1111-0t8//01:011 EM AP SAGO., ctz 04000.11AP.Atagi , LOTS for Bala on' theifeatenvolind, Ui rar troolliMfAl 1.1c".4.1).W. is Nwitiamip L e A: UM appriatismiatiamOsiaitit - Wuraoled the Ott,. POP ads at - • . assay WPM= Is /Si • .I,G "...i :OR Pendietows Votes. tre'voted .agennit. Vie to provide ii}- breadiernrienne etc:, which Patidoid' die. }lonia ; Ang.: l 2Vilgalf; yeas 89; nog : yokftnterest withe APrirk 1:86% yells-128 among the Patriaa .ae Kerrigan. IY:Oorketa..and vallandighan3,.but the _vast, majoidty, j aren:a lieinocratd, 'Vain for the; essential to GOvi3rikinent.. linpalred ti~ the ladnemotita bPhostillitY. toci the wari.Pe ton iir.otad , agt*lat the illternal Revenue-Act of 18*, againeftlei Tariff Act of -18.64, agaP 14e qiiiirrectiOnarY distriets, , Tiiminify-Ntite act of Febriiiiit I consistmtqa.,fdendship to all the open inendkof "re e - l'endleton. was One of the iiiiefity'tifiii Vote againdt the redetation inning Harris of Maryland, fbr :treasonable -language on...the floor of -.thealouge. r Jnne.3o, 186 , 41 he, voted tor,:Lelilond'aprO ritOsition for lexarsilatice and '.eonif&isionera; the carripaioii`in Virginia- and GeOrkiiirthen aativelytoing fcirwardx • i 04eAarea bY , hie vote on the 18th of Jan-' way, 1864, as hezhad in Ids tipeecii cued, t 1 t: die does not believe in the right to ,cinsh the' rebellion.' `Mr. Green Clay - Sinifh;' Ken-I tacky,. offerredthis preamble and, resblutionz M r iptips.es, most deeerate, N 4 .4 14 4ds bloody rebellion exists withinthe jurisdiction trthe gtates; and the safetSfand sebti irity - oP personal and' national liberty depend nportits utter and absolute extinction; there.; fgri . s,‘ i • • - 7 , L'• 1• " Resolved, That it is the pohtical, 'civN moral, and sacred duty of the people'to 'Meet it, fight it, crush it, and forever destroy it.'. This passed with•but ssixteeli Mays ;) among Marris,_ Long, Penliqpn, Voorhees and I'mi:tend° Wood. Three resolntionsweniofferedill thelEeduse alio. 417, 4803. The fast. diliclered; for the prosi ,ecution of- themar. endletoui yosl3ll squarely valid it—Gfother Democrats with him. The second 'rescantion was as fouowa: - - "That we, hold it to lie the dirty iddongreali to•pass all neer:ism'' , bills to •Supply meri 'and ,t•hP Attl_Of_ the Poo* to render every 14.1 t*ir power te cinastituted anthorities,p Govetzbienit "in' the 'ainthing out of the andlnineng the leaders therigof to (=digit punishment." • •i• This ,resolution was agreed to, . yeas 163, nays 1,; Harris, of Maryland. Mr. Pendtetou ladttedthi-ibte, rdthoughlie had just voted on Ithe precedinglesolution, and appears imme= diettely aftewards voting on the next:, fame NEAR Gazksciuam 1 iiSuarkwr Emorrso, &Vt. 25,1804. ; , .Editor Telegraph:=l, itraat ge,_kack. to our tiaturdaynight's camp arCitmeMll, - ezpposite Casey'dEnob. After dark onr taint= yea called to the Signal Coils inandertelizig with teltlgraribilig saelel•4ll.4 evidently „which ,we karned, on ; reaching Greencastle te-day from We' Signal Cops stationed ther&" It Was in substanceithe Im portant news of Sheridan's second "lick" at Early's f4.)rpes, • at o gisAer's Hill, capturing a large number, qf ,rebs,,l7 battle-flags and Sp pieces of artillery. This was telegraphed from Winchester i direct to tvcitizen of Greencastle, ilia Casey's Knob SignalCorps,whiob accounts for the, hag wamingln the early part, of paty4- day. kvening, which we observed during a portion of Satur day night.. Aye left 6. 111 isp. Casey'sgrip)) about •'clOsk, S , • ": eh 4- • - - M 001.,..., ~,,—.o,* "skab? —. gi,iath ili4l4wind owing and tlielsim shining brightly, which made tramping delightful. Our column headed due south, marching lmile, then took ,a tam in the road and heeded due Said PPM, arbsidng West Conedoguinnet creek - at a place" called Mazarro's Mill, striking the public road' to Greencastle and .Hagerstown,, one fourth of a Militti6ith of: the-neat/ little Nillage oniljp ton; headed south again, passing through said village and .encamped in a field bythd wit Y-side for din e% quite near the village,raw ferred to. This eamp.we named "Camp Wef ley," after Fur esteemed Lieut. Col. We were distant,. fropVildil:litimt, 4 'miles from Blev dersburgand stmt.; ?iota Greencastle. We resumed our mita), at 1 t•.',ix.`tbivirds Green :Rattle, passing over Cesiajoeheague creek, eosetting a glimps4 of the town, from an em-. itiende ; 2 miles distant frait r the place. Thetis wag uPosideralite Qt a "stir" bi r town (it tieing Sabbath; and, thoipaople &lived in their' holiday attire) when we' stopped and " stacked arms" for an holm , . wtook of. Some ,refreuhments the 'o , 6d e f ;:m. , 2ffered. us— Ilmlphed our s dusty; littodg .. ,. i des at a Pump Ow by, and basiSea 41.41t01`.,P fOr an hour with Caliteda tdr A - - ENVY of : Ittu'e; ,cold water, then turtied:tife.dorter"of -,tha sqtraka and marched out omil 4 raile north-east anclen coped for the night in a eld. to the Te ft ; near the' Franklin 'radro alf ucl e c;. it we obtained fi t e plenty - of frest, ete Pra, _ - for beddiro and passed a comfortibld l / 4 ,tdO t• - 'We '' s many M Harrisburgers hereloltryilielonging (o Cap tain Sanno's compan y .-- .' ' - A. H. R,,,,,,.. Noittt Moransa, Sept. 26. Ilia..goo . d folks vf , l3reemaaidle were tmtir ing in thear efforts to'oblige us, yesierday;Jhut I must admit, in all, candor, : that the , Mercers tburgpeople ont-done them. in every respect, I:. omitted to •mentiont4hatkudge James 0. Carson, of the latter place; alone brought out of his house some 6 or 7 bushels of choice op plesfor our men, besides supplying them with many other things. • ,While preparing to start away from • Green castle, the passenger train from HagerstoWn,: due at. Harrisburg, 1 1 A- M. came thundering by, and' the boys loudly cheered the •trim monster, as he whirled along the coaches laden with living freight, destined kir our ‘ria t tive city. Many of 4he boys remarked they had nob seen alocomotive for six weeks, and th e y chnsideredit d treat to seethe "Robert Morse"-skedaddling: over the fails. The road in itiestion IS in good oaudition--well ballasted, with Pool rail : and, stdAlricipas-ties tq render travel over it oaf* it,t, iabitegt,fany ed.;, The condition of this brapelkof ;the ratteritind Volley Itailtvad is t eretifokle td maluVment of the /nun' iteludlea• of.,:wey, whoever they maybe., - - - tf d...<: .x.. 51 0 reamed' oitt.taargli fromiSitfifiatietette 4:44-411tpaikt A* a'43ioelt, headitbil):Wrth: of . :;-= - 444104.trstin , :gankP C4inAy..about 10 4 -.t Mittatoiokto"Qmo4a - Aloted , !_efir nearls possibly could be asc..m.n - ed, north east from here. We halted in a little town, or rather village, aty/ed Marion, alias limoke- - smolt but fresh o lox~ this arrnYairoWS. ' = 7-X vi • 3"oi ." ``7Bi:J-L' L PRICE THREE CENT& .From the 24*-t,linimeni. = troll= Not Marriage Notices Auditor's NotrCel. 1 60 Funeral Notices, eaciiton so areStlao 3 4 l l o tibeCrtea *rake lib* (Nunn, or before Marriages ilia: Pea . Naar Crisis UNE for each nsertion. - - - town, for Wrest stafnt about flee miles from Greencastle. About iltreemiles north-east of Marion, and nearly thoti,brifile distande,loom Chambersburg, we, left the main road and headed nearly duo West, again crossing the East Conocbcheagne, over ,N 514.612 was erected a neat substantial iron. countr.bridge.' We halted fora 'Zither on the edge of this stream, the. water flowing in :it `:being as dear as crystal, and many a bronzed face and weary foot was refreshed thewand there, before we partook of our hastr - ditinerS.— Many a jest Waß originated whiliithe men lay on the soft grass and inviting Moks,;and allaixrts of pranks played and mischief concocted. An innocent, but very sensible : -lii4Aunaiohn Mc , was annoyed beyond endurance by one of the mischietous soldats pitchivg n dead snakeidh him. mad ;got blood have shown fight in a - minute—end-so the !defunct reptile was' thrown away out of reach... One of theHerculean-formed.infants of company I tried his strength in, Afbng_the hind " carriage of one of the ,bra: :fiVelOn pounders and he actually lifted'ille'L4nielfil64, with two men seated ron thefcarristrimlaiilyzat the ground. Bully for ~ .Coxpogal-p-_--,—..v) of company, , Bestuning our march,'after dhniefiveatruck for Ruth's Corner, crossing creek, mov ing due north to the pike ; thence one mile east to Camp Couch. - - Before dismissing the men, Lt. Col, "Aid complimented them, stating that their havior was excellent, and their general con duct throughout the mar-eh:was infinitely bet ter than on ;our previous march..iNirashing, "fixing rip the Shebangs," and prittinglEingo to rights occupied the' men thoughlWe arrived here early infthelsiftarnoOri, having' traveled, as near, as Nve - cooktetunprite the distance between the respectivt,tcris and villages, about fifty-five miresi. I observed:the the Scrrghrun -crap:it:Abe upper section otFranklin county, along -tlin line of our mann, is pretty extensivo t neaßty every farm producing a patch ,ot freinoru3 acre and' upwards:' 'The an lodki f fieshard tall, but is rather slender, owingito. thif drinith prevalent in this section thapast.stunrcenr-: More anon. - - A. H. 8.... zefrinrinio, ' Urnion Oeitin.g; at gelit - isgttivip, t Special fo the Tiltraph.] ' ' Sgaltsd. We had a glorious Union Meeting , Mmlay:at Middleburg. .c fitv meeting.mm addresticid by Messrs E 0 §trel?l4l l gec;rl-0 1 4/7. 3 21Orr nbau llb , Charles-:F. : 41:ainor and . merrdl: Shriner is th.etrriton 114 _ - eandidnie -I fOr 'Sena.* and made 'one cif ilie-moilt , poNferferispeeehes ever deliveredasreiL He-will elented bya handsome majerlty., f., ,' From *Pm:ter:4i cF. FrY5 ~ ; 4 R4V.PRR ' S FAum416. 1 4, .5(iPt 2 .7.7 The prisoners arliq.arrive hter.44-941):9ft.cl4kr ent opinions as to the/rite - of I.l3.Wcoiffedera4. 'The hloSt intelligent'of the& *knowledge that its fate . They do this kelitetant iy, but neverthelessarenot blind tcr,therwite of decay and weeknes‘everywhie * ohaeryable 'around them: Gen. Stevenson,'Co,nintatiding this post, leas a host of relaticins in •theStaith ern army, one of whom,. atbusin, wakluiiongst the captured brought in here a prisippr i s few days since" , Relying upon' tlielies - Of Coniail i ghthi 'for some little relaxatithi nulitiuy he asked the Generaltatleal klndly with him, and was replied to by.; the stern,. ye_tr, kind hearted patriot,., 'who rules, Imre, abof as follows : r•No; air; Ili see you a:' - greAt deal farther in afibth.er 'direction beforeaVill" you an exception JO rthezuleacf :this . depart ment. You. havena4.your bed, snd, by the Eternal; yon shall lie in it., .11,you had coins here sick; or in need, Wit/t6irt that - "anted uniform-on. your back, sind' , had-;shOiin rany love for the old flag, or resPectlertheaswa of the conntry.nnder which yon were born and raised, I would have nursed you and cared - for ym. But you shill not fitie:one tiet -tier -than yohr comrades,' and to , them''ou must lOok for syntpathy and,:colsfortez" • Who General expects many sch, Appeals as the above,as he - as, hest ot' ielitlo.ns.resid ing down the Valley.' Rut e tlie T Y have' mista ken their man:if they lexpeCt aid:or eorefort A great fuss is beingpiade. eyer.theArnion sympathies "cif the. ladies *lto live in the vi cinity of Winchester. "Ake? iie t iery few who reside there• who hav'eattY Uric ker.otii coun try or her institutions. ' I. 1 _ It Suits them .tq exhibit i thek loyalty now, and females :who are_ . dizeu.sing "blight smiles upon tts"are-fiS agtimittblypolite to rebels. , , 1 : . T lc. • • Markets by Telegraiih: !, • Essunarabuti., - .Zkint,27. Trade continues dull, end,. prices :o#,tglftis generally are greatly unsettle, Plour,isren tirely nominal at' $lOOlO -25 - for" qui:wen:a, $lO 50010 75 for extra, • land I sl4#sl:2 l for extra family. In rye flourendoexn meat no transactions. Wheat very di:Missies of red at $2 35, and white was; ciffered, tit $2 65. Rye commands $1 80. - CerirliiiVer sales mixed ; . Western at - • t.s:!' LiAntsettled. and ranges from .84i,t9A/Bileentaija ,bush. flaxseed sold, .at ; ,,$3 bushels timothy at $70,7 114 - iiiid - soirie'Clolcergeed at 12014; In grdftriell aiidtolisions trade is at a stand.. Petroleum nateinaL at, AO for crude 65®68 for free, 200 WAIL Pilio:wiriaky sold at Mc; some Penn. at 92c, .drudge at 88. Stocki'`irreguler; - '2'S 974;1t . ; tiding -railroad 59; Morris Canal 102;4ibitgliland 45; Tenn., 70; Goldpuetelnotell; ex change on New York par 0r- Volunteer Notlee* !c. , 1 qvx . d Captains of Companies_ ninj Conomaliaors of _Squa#4,:. .Tignndessigrie4 Yefoifipaiel tyre** for irolunteiga L.C. IC •7. The lithenstAtocilkPlALPAll6l - • •-- I-- • Committees Sup withrireditaf6ATZtewn• sbip arlxapir WINK .-1:".4% . • far Lan..• ant, mem promptlx made pst am! man attended to tintll,aniodionixam; &Abed iiiiPtituippe.d, by ranaticklitin ArktMOV:= tu rd D• mite Ronk motet street, pelw,seo , Tturd and .Fdarth etteete,4lordaburg.._ t 511+ lialt=tlsle4hTtleaaMitnill Et PEACHES mid TOM S ATOES Alio, SUPER/OE PINE APPIEM, FRESH PEE Ac., just received by j'l44*( JOEN WM, U greet, war Widalld. =7l El 4101,14* iAILY aftertagbagilA 414 neri:: vg -to-do w9l-Stet It eon- Ititn'ls"orie 'square. agitate a 51.91% . . . thatp sy S __so ;• • • 126 week'. ... . . 2 . 2 5 to month ti 00 To mangle' 900 ree months ... 1100 1 411041 1 14.:-.:::24 /I' oo T.Far 26 - 00 2 75 B
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