Pennsylvania telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1864-1864, September 28, 1864, Image 3
pa* Erlegrapt 'IIA3tRISB 7 IR4T P WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 45,,,18114 NOTIV TO ADVERTISERS..--AU ver .BU.SitteSid 1.11 ;Agee, like:, to secure insertion in the TELEGRAPH, mnst inliariably be s‘ rcom purled with the CASH. Advertisements ordered iii rite regular Evening Edition tire iati Crted iii the Dram." in* Editipn 'iVitlient, extra enar,ge. TOWN AND 'cor-Nl4-itx. one More Rally for the Vhfon! ' GENERAL S. F. CARY, of Ohio, -- will address the people of Harrisburg, on the great issues involved in the struggle to put down the Slave-holder's rebellion; on Thursday Evening, Sept. 2.9; IN THE . COURT HOUSE. It is expected that every man who regarild the safety of the Government as the present and only object of the • campaign, political will be present. )• By order of the Union County Committee. J. J. SHOEMAKER, Chairman. J.IM. lirxxsrm.zo, Secretary. —a— REMEMBH.B. the sale of condemned horses at Lebanon, fo-morrow. =I A nErTnii from the 201ef regiment will lie found on our first page. Read it. =E=I RAIN commenced to fall early this morning t and continued during the greater portion,o the day. • A. LIST of Commissioners appointed-t 0414 ceed to the army for the purpose of holding the elections, will be found in our columns - , to-day, =EZEM I:Niox meetings will be held at Berrysbnrg and Lykens, to-morrow evening ; at I,orat* town and in Washington township on -Friday evening ;.and at Speese's Hotel, in Dauphin, on Saturday- evening. TwF,Nrr-iuv.h, horses and eight hundred grain sacks; Which have been condiimited . . as unfit for Government use, will be 'sold at the corral, :near. Hammelstowp, on Thursday the sixth of October, at ten o'clock. ' Tem time for receiving proposals for sup plying the camp of the State Guards, near Carlisle, with three hundred cords of wood, will close at noon to-morrow, at. tl - ,eotllbe Quartermaster General Reynolds. . PROPOSALS Win be received by'the quartet master general of the State, until Saturday nett at . three o'clock, for furnishing, statiOn eryr for the Department. Full particulars can be seen in the advertisement. " THEIIE will be another Union rally at the Court House, to-morrow evening, when Gen. S. F. Carey, one of the most eloquent speakers of the West, will address our citizens. Let there be a full attendance by the friends of the Union. Nov OPENING. —Free Lunch .--Mr. Johu Donner will open his new eating and drinking saloon, on Walnut street, betweekThird and Fourth, tomorrow morning---on.wbich occa sion a free lunch will be served up. -Give him e call. . . Lem evening the colored people of, ttus city held a 'meeting to elect delegates to the Na tional Convention, which' meets in Syracuse, N. Y., on the 4th of October. The following persons were chosen ,delegates, viz; Thomas Chester, 0: O. Hughes, and Rev. J. A. Nelson. ~-•-- THE decline in gold has caused prices to fall to some extent. Some of our merchants offer the best calicoes at 25 cents per yard, with a corresponding deerease in other Cottongoods. At market, this morning, butter was freely. offered 'at 35 cents, eggs at 20 to 25c., Sr.c. Fine apples were sold at 80c. per bushel. CANCFra". 7I I STAItEI3.—The Deputy Connhis sioner in the Internal Revenue Department, at Washington, says, in answer to an inquiry, stamps which may have been cancelled by mistake or otherwise, without having been used, gan be exchanged by sending them ;to the office of Internal Revenue. But, if datbd and cancelled for one instrument, they can not be removed and affixed to another instru ment, although the former instrument may net have been used. . Phil9.delphia papers announce the ar rival there of the 187th• Pennsylvania regi ment, which has been in service on the line ;of the Weldon. Railroad. The 187th has seen hard service, and will doubtless be placed Prk, provost duty, for which-service it was re . cruited. The regiment has been ordered ,to Camp Cadwalader. The Bulletin sayeithst as the regiment passqd Eleventh and Chestnut streets,. the men caught sight:of tbej)emo ' eratie Committee Headquarters, and shouted " played out! played out!" after which they have cheer on cheer for Lincoln and 'John- • , OB,TY Savrar-TronTrs STiBSOBI:I3BD.' subscriptions to this popular loan are now over forty millions.dollars, and they con. time to come in at the rate of about a million a day. The :public are satisfiedthet there are no other •investraents so irefitable as 'l[7. B. seenrities. While nearly all the hundiedso of iniseellan'eous stocks sold in the NeW York Market have been declining for several weeks, (in: many instances twenty-five per cent , )Gov ernment stocks have remained firm; ancbgliil9, renders loalivery sft aringly, and at high gatps, on the best mercantile paper, they havepenty, of money to lend on Government paper, at as low rates as, ever. While the Government needs the people's money, and pays ibr it lib erally, it offers the highest possible considera tion besides, and that"is, safety. • - ; Times was tbiotherlarge audience at rant s Hall last evening,' When. the great drama, PEEP 0' Der, was repeated.- To say that all were delighted would !but faintly convey an idea of the satisfaction rendered.' Eveiy-part was truly rendered, and the Aceitery,postrnes -and original music—all tended to adtrtit interest of the occasion. To-night the same play will be repeated for the third 'and ,last last time. We would advise all who have net been present this week, to go this evening. I...l"ro ,ettre tickets for reserVed :s t 8 Saiarivart's Store before night, jg order that you . they avoid the rush. We have the pleasure of announcing tha '•the manager has effected engagements with a' itgß s her of popular stars who will appF,utifrOra 4p ft e to4line during the season. ,' , :The beautiful play entitled ',age Baieodt," je in preparation, and will shortly he'pro duced.-• . „, • This is . is the last walk of, the engagement of Nis' s Bella Golden, who.itt pronounced the best actress that, ever • appeased in Harrisburg;_; Those who' /Lave not witnessed her perform ances should go to Itonse's theatre thistweek. The grand Star Combination Company ap., -lans each week. - BE Asszsmo.—Friday, September 30, is the lagt dAY.9 II X. I #9h Tou can be.4PALMsasf!ed., Therefore; go-to - the airsessorit-onee that he puts your name tpon his book, and, see to it, also; that your friends -and neigh-` bore are assessed. Give one day, at least, to• thirt =itter, and do your work thoroughly. THE SUBSTITUTE BROEMEAGE BUSINESS. - I The draft has given an impetus to the broker age business and already seem:nits of the most nefarious.frogds have been communicated to us.. !ThestbStithtelbroker . S in this city have. entered into certain fraudulent contracts with: men who are willing to go into the army, and whom these sharks hope to run up on citizens', warOnt.e suttititutes. If this; buskaessiwas. 'fair. :tat lrgitiniate, if the'substitntia 'thus, held, as it were, for barter and sale, received; even the half of the money paid for his sub-1 stitution, we would not write or print a word' of complaint. Vie facts , of the ease, however, are so utterly diSgraceful; and the robberies committed in this connection so boldly crimi-. nal, that we aro compelled, in justice tolthe intereetilorthe poor Awn, and the cause of the country, to expose and denounce this whole business. The men who stand between those desiring to go as substitutes for those drafted, are, in se'Ven, cases•out of ten, receiv ing the largest share of the money involved in such transactions. These fellows, as we have already written, have made agreements with substitutes whom they hope to rob, while they also hope to impose villainously upon drafted men. We are not aware that the commandant of this'pest has any power to interpose in this business, but we desire, as far as we can, to protect the men who want to go as substitutes. All such. Ae*.not go very far to find those who desire their services for themselves, and wha.will.pay them in full instead of dividing theraincinnt . if •money, involved in such sub nihii • who , terils his' life dei serves all the money paid for such a tratsßie; tion. Let those, then, who want substitutes; go into the market with the money in their hands, and. let those wh0,... ..desire to offer fok ' . ".keep itheiriveiei open td the frauds of the brokers, and the business of these sharks will soon ; .be;: broken ,up. In the meantime, however, we do hopethat some steps will be .taken to; prevent:. Harrisburg from being disgraced by this substitute brol kerage business 111 the future as it was in the past. THE DEAFT.—The drawing for Dauphin county was completed yesterday afternoon; followed by a portion of Juniata county. Bia , low will be found a correct list of the lucky individuals who drew prize tickets: COUNTY. ..,..'. • . -, , JACKS 9 LT9WNSHIP. Philip Porner, Amos Grim, 1 John fl. Lyter, *-: D an'l Fisher Daniel Boyer,, Dr Thos Maguire, Isaac Hoke; '- " ' - 'Anthony Shopp, GeoF Keiter, Henry Wilbert, Nicholas Snyder, Adam Wert, Josiah E Rutter, John 0 Enders, Nathaniel Grim, Geo W Enders, Wm Longabaugh, Amos Zimmerman, Jacob Keiter, Jacob .E Snyder, Edward Shopp, Semi V Enders, John Rettinger, Balthaser Miller, Joseph Bowman, Rev Moses Fussier, Josiah Bowman, Jno R Miller. . JEFERBSON TOWNSHIP. • Jno Bowerman, G W Zimmerman, Hiram Lenker, • Geo Bo'Werman, Geo Sivergert, _ Jonas Buffington, • Geo Bowerman, Fred'k Fawber, Andre* - Bckverman, Benj Bade], Simon Smith, JosialiDimpsey, Moses Buffington, Dan'l Kinsinger, N Zimmerrdart, 'Peter-Enders, Jno.A.N.Callara, „Peter Corsnitz, Joseph Buffington Jonathan Enterlive, Jrick•Pard, , , Wm A 'Mahan, Isaac Shirley,. J Wesley Cogley. Leonard Jones, Jacob F Arnold,. - Jacques Rouch, Geo W Carpenter, Geo Falkmier, Ira Miller, Wiley Erne, Jas Rakestraw, JUNIATA COUNTY. BFATM TOWNSHIP. • John 'Shirlock;A - .... 4, Y'. •Fred'k Hubensmith, Robert .A ileynoldh Ephraim R Allen, Henry V Sayoe; - ' - 'George Brilinger, Day.id.Hostetter.:. Samuel M'Clure, Francis Fuller, John Woodward, Wm Els`rter,'- -Win Thos S Laird, Geo L Notestine, Ales Woodward. Henry Harrison, NealAt'doi, " George 'E Tones, Francis P Kirk, Jacob Hostetter, I Reuben Siders, Wm. J Faullrender, Henry Bowselnian, John Strong, James Wilson, c'd Melancthon. Boon, Harrison Reed, Benj Shellenber. BLACK LOG TOWNSHIP. Michael Hommon, Adani Smith, • Win Miller, . Samuel A Shearer, Henry Grinter, Thomas If,s t nghan, Zeb Mach,. ' &Oita , GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP. Nathan strpud, . Joseph Ferguson, jOhntoi,' Trairison Minninne, •Eduraxd M Hibbs, • James M'Oape, Isaac Detrick, Elias W Herrold, Dalid Jas M Sniith, Joseph J! Castel, Thomas Cox, Derions M'Daniel, Henry F. Ziters. LADE TOWNSHIP. Matthew. Kirk ,, „ G Leedy, John Roth, ,Toltm:Berry, Wily OW,. Samuel Allison, - Wm. Campbell, James Samuel Shearer, John K Little, Aaron ilalentine ;'' - :Ativan - HDeavirmey, James Murphy, Robert Pollock,, Geo W Cross M D Miller, • • Jaws John Harris,, . „ JosePh Thatcher,' Thos Murphy, I P • Absalom Joseph M. Tiougherty,Robt Robinson, jr Vaughan,-. • David M'Williams, Wm Leopards, 0 P Barton, Alex Orr, Joseph •S Harrold; . Joseph Zimmerman,' aritiNßOE TOwN9HIP." -John Brubaker, .. Lucius Grapes,. Solomon Lauver, Lewis Benford, • . John S'Shelly, : John Dressler,. Henry Markley, John M'Connell, John M'Laughlin, Sol. Shellenberger, Thomas Tressler, Benaville Reitz, Jacob J Stroup, Simon, Christian S Graybill, Peter Womer, • SiMon'Hay, • . David Katiffman,.. Bend Tressler, • Alfred Miller, Reuben Martz, Joseph Maye, Wm Stimling, 2 A. P. Miller, , . JaniCs'C North, . Peter W Swartz Solomon Laitivr; - Lewis - Nen:l6nd, ' ZazoneLßasin,-....,.,15aac_ 'Joseph George, ..George Dents, David Swartz, • 1 - -G,NT,ri ney , • .i.rtgLiet.AMen . Sohn W Swartz, . , Joseph Sellers. gs.Q,xnut4a4m..vms.rax.., .„. . Johnllr giclak , .3116h.4.111.. ai)Okn ntriieht, Conrad Ciidegrovei. Tensf.litliohatitiv gluapti.,n, .Kn0n59,,..... John Graham, - • Sainnel Warner, John Wider,: ; Daniel -Knoniz WOrOliato Philip Pietideti Jtfiinhn` R' se, David - it Weiser,. . .a• pi.textiopo,...; Korgteitik; Afigatoolinci,L,: Ahizielomßarner,. Aaron )14 John Cupp, s 1. 1 : 71 7ed WQ.UleYda litolanp. : Job Glaraberi :-:••=_L- • COPPMCIZAD VANDALISM. —The RepliMean says that the long talked of draft resistuu9.9 was inaugurated on Tuesday"last -in evening las Whitely township, Greene county,. The em-' ployees of the Government went to that town ship-and served some notices on Thursday and put up for the night at Mr. Lisbon Stag gers'. During the night some cowardly troons and miscreants stole their horses from the stable, cut their saddles and bridles into shreds and mutilated the horses in a most bat:- barons and shocking manner, shaving their main, and cutting their ears and tails off. This, then, is the kind of warfare for which they have made such great preparations and of which they have boasted so much—a warfare on dumb brutes--the work of cowards and das tards, too base and niggardly to be called van dalism. The assassin,. the cut-throat and the land-pirate are gentlemen to theSe miserable wretches. Rebels in arms spurn to stoop to such mean, contemptible outrages. It is left for the copperhead sneaks to be guilty of perpetrating this crowning deed of infamy. And yet they are good McClellan men! Loyal peace shriek ers ! " Constitutional" Democrats ! IN A BAD Fix.-I):nder this head the Read ing Journal, gives the following account of a scene that transpired.= the railroad between Reading and Harrisburg In the passenger train coming down from Harrisburg the other day, two men got into the ears at one of the stations. One of them was for McClellan—the other for Lincoln. In the course of an argument, Mac's man abus ed President Lincoln, and said he was a worse traitor that Jeff. Davis. There happened to be a--squad of Union soldiers aboard, who fired up at once. One of them, acting as spokesmen for the rest, approached the Cop. and said, "Sir, you must leave, this car. We won't travel with such a traitor." They were for putting him out instanter, but the Conduc tor coming along said, "this man :has. paid his fare to a station or two larthei on, . and although I hold him in the same contempt that you do, I requestthat you will let him. proceed to his destination." The soldiers perceiving the justice of the appeal, consented on condi tion that the Cop. should hold his tongue for the' balance of the trip. This he did, and he left the, cars a wiser, if not a more patriotic man than when he entered them. BUSINESS ITEMS,. Remy, FazazrENl RALLY, FOR LIBERTY AND THE llbuorr.—A meeting of the citizens of the Sixth ward will be held at We public house of Edward Birmingham, corner of Third and Colder streets in said ward, this Wednesday evening at 7i o'clock. All good Union loving men are especially invited to attend. Good speakers will be present to address you, Come one, come all. . By order of the Ward Executive Committee, H. RADABAUGH, Chairman. G. B. Coif, Secretary. C=CEZI Aniarnow, AnrirmAN Forcisras.---All per sons who have signed enlistment papers as members of the Alleman Fencibles, will re port at Camp Curtin on Thursday, at twelve o'clock, or they will be arrested as deserters and dealt with accordingly. J. DETWILER, Captain. LATEST ABILIVAL, —The' undersigned takes the pleasure to inform the ladies of this city and vicinity, that she has' received this day a large quantity . of CLOAKS arid LARS, ranging in price from $6 t 0 .05. This stock comprises the very latest styles and best qualities, all of which have been purchased since the decline in gold, and are offered at lower rates than they can be sold for by any other establishment in the city. • NIBS. M. MAYER, Boger's Old Stand, No. 'l3 Market street. sept2B-tf Luars's HeraDaessnio Fr.ourralin, for _Beau tifying and Preserving. and strengthening the Bair, is purely a vegetable preparation ' dis tilled from herbs and fragrant flowers from the south of France, conceded to be the most delicately perfumed and`desirable hair prepa ration ever offered to the American public. It will restore lost hair.. It will prevent hair from falling out. It will res'tore grey and, faded hair to its original: olor. Its continued use will materially thicken the hair. Bald places villvadually cover theanselves, and in a short time ::the lair will grow darks soft, glossy and luxuriant. Pries $l.OO per boX; 'Sold by ' ,KUNREL & BRO., '' I Apothecaries, Harrisburgi I 31cl:hurts's K.ING or. PAIN has received Bair Ares of voluntary testimonials from gratentl me ik who by'the use of his medicine have re ceivZd that most inestimable of all blessings, health. "..To publish ell of them would require an extended volume, so he merely selects the following as evidence of the virtues possessed by the King of Pain : We, the undersigned.citizens of Harrisburg, having seen the magic influence of pr, M'Bride's " King of Pain," can cheerfully re commend it to strangers or citizens in the city, as we think it ,No num:MG, and worthy the patronage of all afflicted persons who axe diseased or in pain. Kunkel & Brother sole agents for said medicine: Jacob Zarger, J. F. Shaffer, - John Weaver, It B. Painter, • John. Rice, John Hamer,. , D. E. Wilt, J. B. Stewart,, : • P. it Dougherty, Joseph Lawrence, 1 , Luther „Reese; O. B. Franklin, • B. 0. Whitcomb, R. L. Breyer, W. T. Jones, • • ' - " 1 Remember, Kunkel & Bro, sole agents; 118 Market street, Harrisburg. =I SunwrrruTEs.--Peraons desiring to go its Substitutes will do well to call upon Sullivan S r Child, Telegraph Piinting Office Harrii burt .7'. , , FENGER AND AGUE cured. in one to three da3 , e, (never fails,) by using-Dr. Rogers' sure cu*. It is purely vegetable. Call . and get a bOx this week at White Hill Tcl,cktel. Circulars free. . sep26-Iw* . 114ELLTNO OFF AT COST.—PerSOIIB in want )f Dry Goods will find it to their advantage . to call on Mr. Augustus Lochmary who is selling off his stock at greatly reduced price's, 'See advertisement in another colturm, sepgfAt TO vu Lerires.---Elety lady'shoild 12ava a package of the Worklttl.'B6voreign Balm, for the teeth: . No toilet table is complete withOlif it. Twill remain this week at the White Hall Ho tel, where you ;tan •send: for it. (Circulars free) — DB. S. BOGEN& t sep26-411w • The Otreatest Invention of. tile • Is,the Pearl cementAg, e, manufactured by, b. Rogers, 608 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. :--- It *truly wonderful. Mr. Rogers is rioW, oiir city, and will remain a few days at the ; Whif.e. Trial Hotel.. Our citizens 'should avail tilrem selves of this oportunity to call on bim ,s4d procure a supply of it., (Clre*rs fre e ') sep26-INio a BFBlimes King of Pain should'be kept in every family. Will cure Headache, Tooth ache, Earache in three minutes. Diarrhosio, Bloody Flux, pain in the Back and Bide, Inikup mation of the Kidneys and Liver Complaiiit and Palpitation 'of the Heart. sole agent ft'ar the state, & A. KUNKEL at EEO:, , 118 Market street, Harrisburg. Allardora Emma diatalacts promptly attended to. soFit2o44 '2; Cloaks and Furs ! Cloaks and Furs! We irillliielrhaewaek the- cheaPest - ahtt largest assortments clocks and Furs in Har risburg, all bought at greatly reduced prices. Beautiful muffs at 4 50 and 5 dollars. Splen did-cloaks as low as 9 and 10 dollars. Black 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, black al PaCcas, black botabazines,' all at reduced prices. 500 doz of woolen and •cottonfstockings, children's wools stockings as lbw as 15 cents. Cassimere for boy's wear. Mae greatest bargins in black silks. We have now in.store a very large stock of goods, 'find at less than wholesale prices, in order to reduce of stock. Bargains in Irish linen' bought at auction. Call and judge for yourself. S. LENVY. SPECI.A . ' iNTOTICES. SOLDIERS, TAKE. IT WITH YOU.I The greatest trouble to personsin the Army, especially in this season, is Dysenterh.which (by death or by disa bility) weakens. the serviCe more than the' Rebels.do.. Very many !have found, upon trial, the DYSENTERY DROPS are among the very best preventatives and cures that are to'be had. -Every Mater and every soldier should carry it with him, and thereby reasonably insure himself against& great danger. It is prepared* in *Barris burg by L. BALL,.at 27-Pine street, bet Ween Secand and Front. Take a phial with yr• , . , Price 25 cents: A CARD TO Tukl suF.FiqraNa. Swallow two or three hogsheads of "Etitchu, ,, "Tonic Bitters; 7, “Sarsaparilln," "Nervous Antidotes," &0., &C., &e., and after you.are .satislled with the result, then try one box 'of OLD DOCTOF:33IIICILAN'S ENGLISH SPECI FIC PlLLS—and be restored' to health and vigor In less than thirty days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in their effects on the broken down and shattered ormstitntion. .01d and young , nan take them with adfintab. Imported 'and sold in the United ,States only by , . JAS. S. BUTLER, • j No. 417. Broadway New York. Agent for the United States. P. S.:--A box of thd .1111 s, fgetea,-, _will be mailed to any address on receipt of price, which isSiNR DOLLAR, post-paid—money refunded by the .Agent if entire satisfaction is not given. jy1.541&w3u2 PURE . IHL most healthy. persons • feel more or less .1_ weak Min extreme warm weather., and Imo their ap petite, Therneed: good.stroug Tonio-one that Will strengthen tbe.nervous system and stomach.- This : they ca t yget a rggoerite per pope, at litrat..L. Ball!ty No. 2; South Pinestreet, Harnesurg, Orders from .5 distance promptly attended. .to.. augl To Consumptives. Consumptive sufferers will receive a valuable prescrip tion for the - cure Of CiSmumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat, and. Lung affections,;(free of charge,) by sending Their addreet to Rev. EDWARD A. Ni7LSON, WillfamstAirg, Rings courtly, Nis , York. ' - ' [seplb-Mtwbm "A Slight C01i1. 7 7 Cough's. Few areuware of the importance of. checking a Cough or "shrrirr corm" , in its , fit* stage;.that which in the be ginning would yield to a mild.aemedy, if neglected, scion attacks , the lunge . .."Brown's Bronchia2 Troches give sure and almost immediate relief. Military Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket** taken aiieseasion.requires... . . ruglo-d4Wlin HAIR DYE. r HAIR DY.16.. I • • Etritchelier's Celebrated Hati Dye IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD. The only Harmless, ferns and Reliable Dye Known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red, Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to a Mossy Black or Natural Brown without injuring the Hair' or staining the Skin, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its.ptistine color, aud. rectitlea tke ilLetTects of bed'Eles ''''gefittirre is Signed *IMAM 'A. BATCH ELOR. All others are mere imitations, and shouldtre avoided. Sold hy i all. Druggists, &o Factory—Si BAR . g Link - wove , nor vaimyr. - i g Litt net DP M 104) HAIL Militwil:A4f 3 4 3 ,e4•, .t_tt4! , Sied. To Bounty , Pensioni.Bapic Subsistence and. Military Claiim, generally, made,ent and'collected. Military ' Ter mini re!ddink at'a distance' an have- their.'bialuese teans acted.brniall; 1; , ) , addreselng: • . - , , eri r dly Thirirstred), Harrlabeff... Pa COLGATE'S HONEY This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal mand, isMuide from the'ehaleest inatoriaLs, is mild and emallielatMits maws, brag /41.141 y scented, and extremely, beaedeial in its action , upon tin skin. For sale by ell:Dniggiats rind Fancy 063ds Dealers Balinvart's Troditcs• For the curer of Hoarseness,. Throat Dis easee, Au.; are specially recommended to nab:ate:vs, singers and persons whose vocation calls them to speak in„public.,. Manufacturqd only by O. A. Baimvaxt do C 0.,,, Harrisburg, Pa-, to_whom allorders,sliould addresse d. Sold by diuggist'evary where, Read the following tab:non:Ws. frkaft eotar . of our eminent plergymen: Hanrussuno, Feb. Bth, 1864. O. , 41.mr74.41 , --Dear sir: . ..I haver used BraWn's. Bronchial Troches, Wistar's Loitinges and oilier preParatiens `Tor hoarseness and throat troubles, and in compenhion with theia all, can cheerfully Commend yortr own 'as a most admirable spee4o for priblie speakers and 'singers, - hi 'cases' of - hoarseness, coughs and colds. I have found them serving in time of need, most:effectually. Yours truly, T. H. ROBINSON, Pastor-of ,N. t 3. Presbyterian Ohureh. .PlPlagree ;with Mr. Robinson as to the Value'of Bannvart's Troches. • 'W.ll' OAT TELL, Late Pastor of 0. S. Presbyterian Church. TCRT9iriBG, Jan., 1864. To O.A. BANtilriariDear air: In the habit of speaking very, ftequently, and in places where the vocal *Organs are very much taxed, I have found the need of some gentle expecte rant, ,and that Want hao, been supplied in your epellent Troches. , . . I consider them very far superior . to any LozeUges that I have ever napkin removing speedily that huskirtesi of, the voice arising from its too, frequent uses and impairing th effectiveness of the •delivery piblic a. - drepaes, Yam dzo. -." th. WALKEItIACitSO*. Pastor oft 6.U - Ic - riot ig..littithodist Church. ',r9 0. Aii' i lliiirrvkam--.7Year Sir: Having flaw., your TiogliCs, am free to say they axe .the best I have ever tried aad take great pleasure in recommending them to all persons afflicted `with sore throat or, huskiness of voice arising frompublio speaUng or singing. Yours,Zoo G. G. RA.R'nsITBAW, Pastor'of Bulge Ayenue Methodist Church. Dun= krromEr's 01 1 710 E, Henanurono, Feb. 29, 1864. 1 Tot/. A. &forms—Dear Sir: I have found - pint TrochiiS to beinv'altiable in re lieving hoarseness and in strengthening the muscles of the throat. !They impart clearness to the 'Voice; and'are certainly of great bens .flt to all public speaker? L ITERR licksmiths ) TO tRAR'st AXE-KARIG - A.IOBIT OR MORE MEN AR PERS,i t A. RE REWANTED IMMEDIATELY AT Main's Axe Fa'eforp,'neltr Le`*istown. Blacksmiths can realize from $2 50 to ta 00, and helpers froin $2 00 to s2'so per , d.w day. ' • ' se24-* s. . „ .P.ELOTOGILAPILS. • „ • AA LARGE assortplent of Photographs of . denim's:and - sale okOLAP, at $1 par dozen, at ' • • • SiaIMFFER'S BOOK STORE, my2o • - • Harrisburg, Pa p . onual , BoC i II3 , '2BUCKSICEN" PURSES , , . - V , ORTEMONNAIES, and - a genaitil vatiety of LEA. MB GOODS, jast • Teeeived at - ,- •BERGNER'S BOOR ,bTORZ.. 'EDIT of all kinds at K r al HOZAlah/COZTARVit SALES OF REAL ESTATE. Valuable Real Estate AT PUB . LIC SALE THE undersigned, executors of General John Forster, deceased, will offer at public gale at tbo Court House, In the city of Harrisburg, on TUBSDAY, the 18th day of October, A. P. 1864, at 10 cock* A. A. of said day, a portion of the real (state of said deceskieff,. follews, Viz No. I—A three-story brick house and lot of ground situated on Front street, in the city aforesaiknow occu pied by Mrs. S. E. Doll. Said property is 23 feet 4.14 inches front and running back towards River alley 123 feet, with the privilege of using an alley between said house and the former resi dence of said deceased. The form and size of said pro perty are fully exhibited by a survey and draft of the name in the possession of the executors. No. 2—A certain tract or piece of land, containing One acre and 153 perches, with a Very Valuable two-story brick house thereon erected, situated in Susquehanna township, Dauphin county, on the Vab road leading from •Harrisbarg to the mountain,•and bounded bylands of M'Kee, Isaac Nisley, HermatLAhicks, Bed.,and others. ThiS property is considered a very desirable country resi dence, not only on account ,of iteheautiful location, bqt from the fact of its being convenient to thecity of Stmts . , NO. 3—Certain lots.of.ground situated iin,Said city of Harrisburg, fronting on Briggs street and nutubered re-' spectively from one to seventeen, inclusive. . Lots No to 5, inclusive, are each 20 feet wide in, front on said street and extend back 100 feet.o Babb's: alley. - Lots No. 10 to 17, inclusive, are each 20 feet wide in front on said street, and extend back 106 feet. St inches to Oliver alley, With Myrtle alley between them, as shown °nibs draft of Mid lots.. • ' Lot No. 1 is 22 feet 4 inches wide on Brigga street and 100 feet deep, fronting on said street, and extending back to Dubbs' alley aforesaid. Lot No. 9 is 106 feet 9 inches deep and 18 feet front on said street, and extending back to Oliver alley. • A plot or draft of said lots is in possession of the under signed, which clearly exhibits the size, relative sitnattbn and boundaries of each of them, which can be examined by any person at any time before the day of sale. The terms or conditions of sale will be: One-third the Purchase money to be paid in cash; when deectie made to 'the purchaser and possession of the property delivered; one-third part thereof payable at the termination of five years, and the remaining third part at the end of ten years from the delivery of the deed and possession, with legal interest on the deferred payments, payable semi-anschttly.• The payment of deferred inataiments and the interest thereon to be secured,' by the bonds of purchasers and mortgagee on the premises -sold: Provided, however, if purchasers should desire to pay the whole, or any larger proportion than one-third of the price in hand, the terms may be varied in that rmpect by the stindersigeod, and as they may think proper. Any information desired in relation to the aboiti de scribed properties, or either of them, can be had by ap: plying to John IL Briggs or Benjamin L. Forster Harris , burg. MARGARET S. FORSTER, BENJAMIN L FORSTER,_, JOHN H. BRIGGS, Executors of General John Forster, deceased. Harrisburg, Sept. 21, 1864—[sep23-d3tawts Valuable Real Estate PILTBLIC On Wednesday, October 19, 1864, WILL be sold at public vendne, or outcry, at the public house of Raymond & Kendig's'Ead; road Hotel, Middletown, Darphin county, PennsylVania, the following property, late the estate of George Fisher, Esq., deceased, viz : A TRACT OF LAND, In said borough of Middletown, containing 120 acres and 83 perches, neat measure, bounded by the Bwatara river, and Lancaster, Elizabethtown, and. Middletown Turnpike road, and Fry's Mill road, and out lots of the said borough of Middletown, , . The Pennsylvania railroad depot is within a few yards of the farm, and the Union canal pines through it. Along the banks of said canal, for about half a mile, there are landings laid out and rented for board and coal yards. - The farm land is of the finest quality, has recently been limed, is in a good state of cultivation, and has a sufficient quantity of timber growing thereon for the uses of the farm. lam' The farm will be sold in lots, it desired bypurehas ord. ALSO, a iece of land called Portsmouth Continued originally laid out in 1828, in lots, by George Fisher, Esq. , The Union canal and basin having been subsoquently con structed upon said property, the part now offered for sale are lots and portions of lots marked 6,7, 8, 9,10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 18, and which were not used by the said canal coin-. pany, and aro now tenanted by Siplo Cormany & Co. Eger piling lumber, and are adjoining their saw mill property. ALSO, the bellowing lots in the general plan of thetown of Portsmouth, marked with the Nos. 12, 13, 22, 63, 64, 72, 143, 242, 243, and 244. The three latter lots are on the PannsybrAnia ;canal and basin and were recently occupied by Jas. Young , Esq., se a latidlng . for coal and Jumbos*, Terms of sale will be mado.known by ', ROBERT FISHER, . Satliving trustee of theiwidow and heirs of George Fisher, Req., deceased.. . • fsep22-d2.a wts :w3t _Real state Sale. THDItSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 186.1. ' WILL BE SOLD AT PIJBLIO SALE, ON the premises, tato the Real Estate of George Het &bower, deceased, situated In West Pennsboro township, Cumberland county, about two miles southeast of Now rine, near the Cumberland Valley Railroad, and about three-fourths of a mile north of the turnpike, adjoining lands of Brice J. Sterret, Geo. Rea, Samuel HeflieDower, John Myers,- George G. Davidson, and lands of the heirs of said decedent, a tract of • Good Limestone Ltind, containing 103 acre; In perches-88 acres of which are cleared, and in a good state of cultivation ; the remain deeis covered with excellent timber. There is erected on the premises a NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, new and IargeRAMHBARN, with all the necesiary buildings to make.a comfortable home. a -IfOUNG - APPLE ORCHARD; with a variety or other - adiee fruit trees on the premises. Any person wishing to view the property before the day of sale, will be shown the same by calling on Samuel Heillebower, residing-thereon, when termsto commence at 12 o'clock, m.; onAtird dap,when terms w:11 be made known by • SAMUEL HEPPLEBOWER, ADAM FISHBCRN, se2.4ts Agents for the heirs of said deceased. Public Sale. • On Saturdag, October 1, 1864, • T ' subscriber offers for sale on the prem ises, a VALUABLE TRACI OF LAND containing six acres, more or less, bounded by lands of L. Koenig, J. Wenrich, A. Ninenger, and others, situated in Susquehan na township, Dauphin county, Pennsylvitnia, one half mile from the city line. The improvements consist of a . • • :TWO-STORY RRAME HOUSE, Frame barn; a large Carpenter-shop, Carriage-house, and other necessary out buildings. The buildings are all nearly new, having been built within a few years ; also,:a well of excellent never-failing water at the door, and !a stream otrunning water through the place . The land is un der good cultryation and good fencing. All kinds of cho4e fruit—apples,. peaches, pears, plums, grapes and rasp berries. Persons desiring to view the property previous to the sale will please call on the undersigned, reSiding , on the premises . ' Sale to commence at 2 o'clock - P:111., when terms of sale will be made known by JOSEPH SHEESLEY. aep2l.4llw* HENRY REGAN'S Steam Engine and Nadine. Shop, . . ..• MTH ST., BETWEEN WALNUT AND MAIikET. (I.C;Oltz's Old Stand) MEM undersigned having- taken the. above Shop, respectfully solicits a share of the public pa tronage. Particular attention will be paid to repairing of Steam Engines, and all 'kinds of machinery. All work will re wire my personal attention, and satisfaction guaranteed sepl.O.dly E. C. 0013 IN, ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE IN THIRD Man aßovs Kumar. tar- Bounties, PCIIISRMIE an d Pay collected at leo rates. [sep3-dSin*. PUBLIC LETTING THE Directors of the Poor of. Dauphin county will offer at public letting, on the ,Prondses, the MILL belonging to said county, on TUESDAY, ;the 4th of October next, for the term of one Year") to commence on the first day of April, 1865, said letting to commence at 1 o'clock r. ia. on said day, when attendance wilt be given and terms made known by • ' WILLIAM ENDER) . .. -' • DANIEL SHERSLY, • Directors. . . JOHN KR Attest—Amos FLSLIER, Clerk. • - -• Sept . lfith, 1864.--isep22-dkivtd. TO HOTEL KEEPERS. THE HOTEL PROPERTY known as the _ . BUEHLER IHOUSE,. In this city, Is offered at private rile on adoommodattag terms. Apply to 41. W. BUEHLER, aep2l-ditwlm] Ilarrisbarg, Pa: SALMON,-41zie malt Salmon - at • - mas" main: A.MUSEBIENTS. BRANT'S HALL. BRANT'S HAM THERTy_sEvENTEr mop ~ Rouse's Star Combination' Vongany,,. .Rouse's Star Combination OoMpasyp Rouse's Star CombiaatictaXempulyi IZe-evgagemeut of 4 1 : MISS BELLA, GOLDEN. WEDNESDAY EVENING, s'EX.T. 28, 1 1864 Third night of the great sensation &anis; In" titled, PEEP.. 0' DA . t OR; SA.VOURNEEN DEELI4I.2 Mr,Foffiarthet•phrtio•olan/ see prtgrageine.. r • 4 ,1• ,augf-iltf New National Theatre ! New National Theatre! COR. OF NORTH SECOND AND Sim 1.1 rrs STS. Sole Lessee and Manager, - .E.MARBLI; Stage: Manager, - :-f M.d..4IKY tlitiLßEß'r A Great Bill ! Three GreAt friee4s! TRIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEIVEDI3OIO tit, iBd4. THREE GREAT PIECESI, • FOR PARTICULAR3•BEE PROGRAMMg. , • PRICES OF ADIIISSION.—Parvette, 50 cents; Ora lery, 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs, $1 00; Private SUMO% $5 and $lO. . . : Doors open at 7%. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock. Box Office open from 10 tiltl2e,m.; and from 2 till 4 P.M., when seats can, be reservedrwitltout extra charge and kept until end of first act. an29-IVIS SANFORD'S:. ILf!di--, rrTScompany consists of th!lr 1304:0ar poi - formers, consisting of ' •, . SINGERS, DANCERS, , 2 ETHIOPIAN coatEDIANs,:- • • GYMENABTk &C. • The managers takes pleasure in announcing thattbey intend making this THE Concert Hall of the city. • HARRY WELLS & CO., Proprietor BILLY Pottrza. Business Agent. - ankiki U. 8. 7-30 •LOAN: TE Secretary of the Treasury-gives notice that subscriptions will be received for Cou pon Treasury. Notes, payable three. ears from August 15th; 1864, with semi-annuaf interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths pet. per annum—principal and interest bottitel a be paid in lawful money. These notes will be convertible a 4 the oktron of the holder at maturity into six per„cent. gold bearing bonds, payable not loss.-thattive nor more than twenty years from - their date, as the Government may elect. issued in denominations of $5O, .$100,4500, $l,OOO and $5,000,,and all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some multiple *of litty dollars. ' The notes will be transmitted to the owners free of transportation charges' as` oor - after the receipt of the originali Certificates of De posit as they can be prepared. - As the notes draw interest fram f Auguat 16, persons making deposits sribsequent tott date must pay the interest accrued to of note to date of deposit. . . Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dol lent and 'upwards for these notes g-vo , one time will be allowed a commitision, of ono quarter of one per cent. _ _ . Special it vantages of this .111 . . Iv IS A IiATIONAI. SAVINGS BANK, off' a higher rats of interest than;anYothele;tilna e best security. Any'savhigs bank which pays its depositorsin U. S. Notes, considers that.itLis paying in the best circulating. echim of the country, and itvconnot pay in u yt3t l L -- hatter, for its own assets are either in -government securities et ittitotes or bonds pay,ablellov enaneAt. It is equally convenient .as, a'iei'polor permanent investment. The' notha.tain al ways be sold for within a fraction (5f their face and accumulated inferestoand are the best security with bank.stas collateraludtrits counts. Convertible:into a 6 peppiat.„6-10 • d Bad. In addition to the very literal, interest .on the notes for three yearsv this privilege of conversion is now worth about three per cent. per annum, for the current rate for 5-20 Bonds is not less than ningper, preiniuth;:and 'be fore the war the premium ou aix._ per cent. U. S. stocks was over twenty per cent. It will be seen that the actual profit on this loan, at the present market rate, is, not lest," than ten per cent. per annum. • Its Exemption from State or Dittnicipat Taxation. But aside from all the advantages We, have enumerated, a special act of - COngresk4ipts all bonds and Treasury notes from tow/taxation, On the average, this exemption is Wai n Ab*rit two per cent. per annum, according the rate of taxation in varlets parts of the cprepty. It is believed that no .securities offet...so great inducements to lenders as those issued by'the Government. In all other ftof indebtedness, the faith oa ability of pa% te parties, or stock companies, or separate com munities, only, is pledged for payment, *bile the whole property. of the country is held to secure the discharge of -all the obligations of the 'United States. • . ..„......• • While the Government offers .the most liberal terms for its loans, it believes that-the very strongest appeal will be to the loyalty and patriotism of the people. Up, to the 24th of September, the subscrip tions to this loan aihotusted V) over S4OP 000 000. 2 . , , SOMMEMom WILIA BB IBBIL:TEB 4)34 1113 Treasurer of the United States, at k ,,ltas 0_ ton. the several Assistant Treaduterw4Cd designated Depositaries, and bp - the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF lIHRISBIJM ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS ":4, - ND BANKERS throughout the country will• -'give further in. formation and : AFFORD EVERY runny TO EID3SORIDERS). Eise2B-diksv:tcksl9l Honey- ASMALL but superior lot of HONEY; just received, at WEILSLEIt k F.043.7aRr. auglB 141BLES, Prayer Books, Hymn atioksi of -1.1 all denominations, in daffejout styles-and ae&tbileat prices, at FREIWER , S ftookspe; sept 26 21 South Second street OOKEB BOOKS, Wallets, and_ltifitA . for sate cheap at BORE?? .at TOY BOOKS, Toy BOoks etralew-fa rlety, at EMELEFFER'S liocksiore. :..... ~.... § ALT SALMON. * A now invoice of fine Salt . skinioo . . 14t , ved for sale by SEMLER 1 V • .BePt 26 - (onixowr tow. Walk. o.) , VICTBA FAMILY FLOUR - 7 aro N ICAL . id w ir is on hand, Or the best quagly, ha ttt = '' e BOYER .110Z14161. Dr BUTTER.,---Frastr, roltter from • Boyar county recdiedrery Z 0 _ ei (we, BOMB &Keg Hari BEEP AND . TONffl= i rsh • t 4 volts at -Dal) MIMI* BEE