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HARRTSBUIie, PA
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1814.
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TOWN AND CO UN r,r V.
One More Rally for-the talon!
GENERAL S. F. CARY, of Ohio,
will address the people of Harrisburg, ou the,
great issues involved in the struggle to put
down the Slave-hilder's rebellion,
On Thursday Evening, Sept. 29,
IN THE COURT HOUSE.
It is expected that every wan who regards
the safety of the Government as the present
and only object of the political campaign, will
be present.
By order of the Union County Committee.
J. J. SHOEMAKER, Chairman.
J. M. WErsmtuo, Secretary.
=ME=
Go and hear Gen. Carey, at 'the Court
House, this evening.
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JOSEPH BROUGHT, of Lewistown, had a por
tion of one of his hands blown off by the ex
plosion of a pistol, a few days since.
BITFORE the discovery of oil in Venango
county, Pa., land soldfor $3O per acre which
now commands $2,000 per acre.
THE Post Office at Sharon was broken into
on the night of the 12th, but the thieyes did
not succeed in securing any plunder.
The Erie Dispatch says there are three min
isters in that city whose aggregate height is
18 feet and 11 inches. Tall times among the
pastors
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AN inhuman mother visited Indiana last
week, stopped over night at a hotel, - and the
nest morning went away in the ears, deaving
behind her son, one year old, to be•oared for
by strangers.
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THE gallant old 111th Pennsylvania - was the
first regiment to enter Atlanta land with the
60th New York hoisted the stars and stripes
over the captured city. The two regiments
were detailed as provost guard of the city as a
post of honor.
A OnA:Nor., TO SECIIRE A HOW.: -•-A. large.
number of excellent building lots are offered
for sale by David Mumma, Esq. 1 3 ers'ons
desiring to secure a home would do well to
give the advertisement attention, as bargains
may be obtained.
MIMI
CONING DOWN. —Day before yesterday eigh
teen hundred bags of prime Rio coffee sold at
auction, in New York, at 35} cents per ponnd,
on four months' credit. A. month ago the
same article could not be bought at less than
5C cents cash. Quite a change
EDUCATIONAL.—To-day and to-morrow the
pupils of Miss Woodward's school will review
the lessons of the closing month. The parents
of the pupils, and the friends of the school
are cordially invited to attend. '
ARRESTED AS A DESERTER. —L. W. Ten Eyck,
former proprietor of the U. S. Hotel, Was ar
rested to-day as a deserter. He was drafted
last year, and failing to report, the Provost
Marshal arrested him, and we suppose he will
be sent to some regiment.
CAN CAB FARE BE COLLECTED FROM A PAS
SENGER IMO IS COMPELLED TO STAND 7-A. de
cision will shortly be given on this question.
Recently a passenger purchased a, ticket on
one of our railroads; but, the care being
crowded, he was compelled to stand on the
platform. 'When the conductor passed around,
the passenger refused to hand over his tictet,
on the ground that he had not been supplied
with a seat. He was put off of the train at
the next station, and has since entered snit
against the railroad company, in one of'our
eastern counties. This matter should- be defi
nitely settled, as some of the railroads scarcely
ever run a sufficient number of cars to accom
modate travelers.
THE PENNSYLVANIA. MAILEOAD.—Prior to the
late accident on the Pennsylvania, Railroad,
the conductors were in the habit of locking
the doors between the way and through oars,
to prevent the passengers for local stations
from annoying the through ones, who are
only required to show their tickets three times
between Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Since
the accident the conductors have beeu*stru at
ed to lock no doors while the train is in mo
tion, and to accomplish the Salile object,
hitherto attained by locking the &Ors, the
doors are all to be so arranged tb.at they open
only from the inside. This prevents passen
gers from running through, the cars. The
travel is now so heavy that . another fast ex
press train will be put on, to leave Philtidel-:
phia for Pittsburg at 8 P. M.
WE had the pleasure of a visikto our sanc
tum from our young friend, Lieut.. J. B Rife,
of the Sixth U. S. Infantry, who is now sta
tioned at Fort Wool, in New York, Harbor.
Lieut. Rife is a citizen +2l . Middletown, in this
county, and has been, until recently, in ac
tive service since the breaking out of - the re
bellion. The Lieut. brought ourfellow towns
man, Lieut. John Elliott, of the 2d U. S. Ar.
finery, to his home. It will be recollected
that Lieut. Elliott was a cadet at West 'Point
from this city, and graduated in Junt last.
fie was immediately appointed a second Lieu.
tenant in the Second U. S. Artillery, and. at
once joined his command in the field before
Petersburg. After an experience of but lour
weeks in the field, he was wounded in the leg,
in the recent Weldon railroad fight,' and his
foot has since been amputated above the an
kle. Wears pleased to learn that he behaved
gallantly, and is now doing well. We -tebder
him a hearty welcome to-his home, 110 wish
him a speedy recoVery.L ,
A Rim JOKE.--A§ a soldier. train ,waS pas
sing through this borough on Wednesda.ylast,,
it stopped at the Depot time, when a
hoary-headed old copperhead • concluded to
try his hand on to see how McClellan would
go down with the soldiers. _He. accordingly
'sent a little niece of his, WAG train with MG.,.
Clellan's portrait, tO Suit Vo* well pleased thn•
soldiers would be to Wok Xince..more on Ilia
pleasing features of the would be President.
As soon as they saw who the picture• repre
sented they yelled, ' , Bring him here to hang
him," "Break the thing to Pieges,7 and'
many other expressions peculiar to soldiers.
The little girl, with better - sense than the old
man, ran back into the hones, rather disap
pointed no doubt with the "picturc.`" As a
closing scene, just as the train started; the
soldiers gave three cheers for "Abey,'4'as they
called him, saying "4 0 is the Inau.". We
advise the old man never to send out Mc
Clellan portrait when soldiers are about -
Blikonian,
. t ..,,Fssaßnor Boum . Jumrus.§..--Fom• bounty
jumporETWo m tareil-41—CtiptADiitritlfitir-'4l,
company, - .escaped...km ...Camp Curtin, last
night. They were uniformed, and had re
ceived their local bounty.
„lams _4103 GmrizzlimitLaxe particularly re
quested to bear in mind the great sale of Royal
Worcester Porcelain, Bohemian and China or
naments at auction in the lower market on
Saturday afternoon neat, by W. Barr. See
his,adyer i tiAe,ment in, another column of this
paper.
A MEETING of the Union men of the Sixth
wat•Awaol held last evening a p t the pul4ic house
of 01ward Birmingham. , • —"•
Ann Zimnie,rnian presided.
George B. Patterson, Captain Foley, John
Raymond, Jesse Wingart and Josiah McFar
land acted as Vice Presidents.
Elias Mumma,' H. Raddhaugh and Samuel
Rank were chosen Secretaries.
Spirited addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Robert Snodgrass, Dr. Hower, A. C. Smith,
Seibert and David Mumma, Esq. After which
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That we, the Union citizens of
the Sixth ward, will use every exertion in our:
power to secure a decided majority for the. l
Union County ticket at the' October election..
Resolved further, • That we will leave no
honorable means unused to secure the trium
phant election of Abraham Lincoln and An
drew Johnson at the November election.
Three rousing• cheers were given for the
Union party, liberty and for Lincoln and
Johnson, when the meeting adjourned.
REFORM IN VIE , SUBSTITUTE
When we alluded to the frauds and mal-praci
tices which , disgraced the substitute business,
in a former issue <' we scarcely expected to
have the pleasure of writing and printing th 6
fact that the great reform has already been
effected in this connection. Capt. Hunt, who
is now acting Provost Marshal, vice Capt.
Clement, (absent on "sick leave, . ) is reducing
the brokerage business to a principle which
protects the service from imposters and af
fords protection to hondst men desiring to
enter the army as substitutes, Immediately
on the muster of a substitute, Capt. Hunt
compels the party drafted to pay the bounty
at once to the party mustered for substitution.
.The -old practice was to pay the substitute a
nominal sum, subordinate officers in the Pro
vost Marshal's office reserving the balance
until such time as they thought it was safe to
pay it over, in tAO, meantime, permitting the
substitute to go at large. We do not pretend
to write, that the system induced desertion,
but the facts of the case r do show that under
the old.regulation bounty jumpers made up
largely the class who offered themselves as
substitutes, and that by the frauds and villainiera
of these rascals, the service suffered great em
barrassment and loss. Capt. Hunt is doing :
all in his power to put an end to these fraudi.
He is indefatigable in his efforts to protect
the substitute from imposition and robbery,
and preserve the service from the rascals who
have heretofore lurked around recruiting sta
tions, to act as the stool-pigeons of bounty
brokers. All that is needed to insure the suc
cess of Capt. Hunt, is for the men who de
sire to go as substitutes to be true to them
selves, true to the country they are anxious to
serve, and acting Provost Marshal Hunt will
be true to them. If we can assist in dispers
ing the gang of bounty brokers who have dis
graced Harrisburg, at the recurrence of every
draft, we will have a just claim to having done
a good thing in this war.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 28, 1864.
llitss - Bzuut GOLDEN—Dear Miss :—A few of
.the many of your admirers desirous of an op
portunity to manifest their high appreciation
of your• worth as a lady, and admiration of
your talent and genius as an actress and vo
calist, take occasion in this note to tender to
you a Complimentary Benefit, to take place
at Binh a timei as shall be most agreeable to
yourself, • • Most Respectfully,
J L Hammer, John H Brant,
W G. Thompsop, P J Nichols,
Lieut W W Gibson, J G Coburn,
J . Charles Mercur,
H Fertig, Wm Phillips,
Jos D Baker( Win Brady,
J E Ford, 13 S A F Zimmerman,
James M'Clay, Robert Vaughn,
Limit Thos A Wilkes, Shisler Sr, Frazer,
D Bensinger, Joseph Kahnweiler,
J M Miller, D H Hutchinson,
G W Ramsey, W H Emminger,
W H Brown, - Charles H Mann,
C A Bannvart, W H H Sieg,
Wm Knoche, Geo W Hoffman,
J R Hite, and 27 others.
TAENTRE, Sept. 28, 1864.
Messrs. J. L. Hammer, John IL Brant, W. E.
Thompson and others.
GIELITFRMTRi--YOLLT favor of this date is just
received. Allow me to thank you most sin
cerely for your kind offer of a complimentary
benefit, and believe me, I shall ever regard
this as one of the greatest compliments of my
life. With the kind permission of the man
ager,lappoint Friday evening, Sept. 30th, for
the occasion.
With high regard, I remain your obedient
servant, 2t BELLA. GOLDEN.
At Home and Abroad.
Sateen years makes a min in Dixie.
belie Golden, will take a benefdat 4rant's
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Hall, to-morrow evening.
- An exhibition of cats. is contemplated in
London.
A monster Union mass:meeting will be 4eld
at Lancaster on Wednesday next. A number
of able speakers will be present.
"J. C. Sash" is the name upon the sign of a
loyal trader in Pittsburg.
Canterbury Music Hall has been closed.—
It will be re-opened in about two weeks.
At the Chicago Convention the Democratic
party was a party of peace. Now it is a party
of pieces.
Let no Union man fail to be assessed. To
morrow is the last day on which it can be at
tended to.
There are now thirty-eight tobacco manu
facturers in Pittsburg, employing eight •thin
dred and seventy hands.
A large number of persons who were
drafted, this week, are putting substitutes into
the service.'
MartkAo'n't know how to drop an acquaint
ance. How hard it is for some people to get
out of a-room after the visits are really over.
The Lehigh County Agricultural Fair at
Allentown, was attended by thirty thousand
..people.g Thurday.
We see it itatid . that the Franklin tianch
of the A. & G: W. Railway is to be extended
pilpity at one.. ,
THE CHICAGO Itaxsourd IN VERSE,
JfkPre- was 4 11.0 / 41 ;nan who said: "How
halt X;flee fibre the horrible cow ?
" sit on the 'stile
.And continue to smile
,11,Which may soften the heart of the cOw."
An old man named Wooleater was run over
.itn,d,,lille‹ . on the Hollidaysburg Brandi, at
Eldoraile station, on Friday.
The Cleveland Plaindegler says that the to
bacco 6n the lake shore, - in'Ohio, is very fine
this year. Many fields, ;it t is thought, will
yield fromsl,soo to.2,looporinds per acre:
A Nevada editor, who made a trip to mother
part of ..the country, says the air was so pure
and,cleg in that section that he "could see
the ears of the, j*kass'rabbits sporting among
th.rgiutobisbon too wiles off.'
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Ova friend Rouse has prepared a grand bill
for this evening,mhen la . :paKtiqpiler• request:
the musical comedy entitled THE CHILD OF
THE REGIMENT will be repeated for the last
time. bliss Bella Golden will appear as Jose
phine. We predict .a tremendous jam on this
occasion, as the play is attractive, and the dis
tribution of characters admirable. We are
pleased to notice that our citizens continue to
patronize Mr. Rouse in a most liberal man
ner, in return for his earnest efforts to please.
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Ix Town—Brig. Gm. John R. Brooke, of
Montgomery county, this State, was in town
yesterday on his way to Carlisle, where a
General court-martial is about .to assemble,
of which he has been appointed the President.
Gen. Brooke has made himself a record of
which he may well feel proud, and has en
deared himself to every Pennsylvanian, and
every pure lover of his country. He belongs
to the noble Second Army Corps, and has
won his well-earned laurels under the gallant
Hancock. He recruited, and was Colonel of
the Fifty-third regiment of Pennsylvania vol
unteers, but has for nearly three years com
manded a brigade in the Army of the Potomac.
His command assisted in covering the retreat
of McClellan's army in the Seven Days'
Fight before Richmond. While at Savage
Station Gen. McClellan ordered Capt. Martin,
of the Fifth U. S. Artillery, commanding a
battery, to spike his guns, and abandon every
thing but his horses, with which he and his
men should retreat. Captain Martin, who
was neither a coward or a traitor, refused in a
solemn oath to comply with the order. Gen.
—then Colonel—Brooke, who was present,
complimented the Captain upon his determi
nation, and tendered his command to cover
the retreat of the battery. The offer was ac
cepted, and most gallantly did the valiant
Brooke save that battery from capture and
the guns from being spiked.. We cite this as a
single instance of his heroism, as well as his
patriotism. His gallantry and superior skill
as an officer during the recent fights before
Richmond under the indomitable Grant, won
the confideno and adnuration of that chief
tain, and as a consequeme he was made a
Brigadier General, and unanimously confirm
ed by the U. S. Senate. In one of those battles
he was unfortunately severely wounded, from
which he has not yet recovered; and although
totally unfit to take the field, yet he applied
to be placed upon duty, and the position to
which he has been assigned he will fill as
honorably and as creditably as the hero in the
field.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
REDUCED PRICES. —The unprecedented rush
at Bowman's cheap dry goods store, can only
be accounted for from the fact, that he is sell
ing goodlYcheaper than any other merchant
in Ifaiiisbirg, and was the first and only
man, perhaps,tbat has reduced the price of
goods undet . the,limited decline. The lancer
tain condition' of things, we think, permits us
to say, now is the time to purchase at No. 4,
corner of Front and Market streets.
LATEST AnarvAL.—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 and CIRCU
LARS, ranging'in:Price 4om $6 to $25. 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 rate's than they oan be sold for by any
other establishment in the city.
MRS. M. MAYER,
Boger's Old Stand, No. 1.3 Market street
sept2B-tf
Matron's KXNG OF PAIN has received hurl-.
dreds of voluntary testimonials from grateful
men who by the use of his medicine have re
ceived that most inestimable of all blessings,
health. To publish all of them would require
an extended volume, so he merely selects the
following as evidence of the virtues possessed
by the Ring of Pain :
We, the undersigned citizens of Harrisbuig,
having seen the, magic influence of Dr.
M'Bride's King of Pain," can cheerfully re
commend it to strangers or citizens in the
city, as we; think it no norimoo, and worthy
the patronage of all afflicted persons who aie
diseased or in pain. Kunkel St Brother sole
agents for said medidine. _
Jacob Zarger, J. F. Shaffer,
John Weaver, H. B. Painter,
John Rice, Alm Ratner, ,
D. E. Wilt,_ J.. 8. Stewart,
P. H. Dougherty,' Joseph Lawrence, • t
Luther Reese, O. B. Franklin,
B. 0. Whitcomb, R. L. Breyer,
W. T. Jones,
Remember, Kunkel & Bro., sole agents, 103
Market street, Harrisburg.
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To mit Dm:um. —Every lady should have a
package of the Workl's Boverewn Balm, for the
teeth. No toilet table is complete without
I will remain this week at the White Hall Ho
tel, where you can send for it. (Circul4rs
free.) DR. a .ROGERW
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The Greatest Invention of the
A,
Is the Pearl Cemen g
t, e manufactured by S.
Rogers, 608 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.,—
It is truly wonderful. Mr. Rogers is now in ciur
city, and will remain a few days at, the White
Hall Hotel. Our citizens should avail them
selves of this oportunity to. call on .hittl apd
procure a supply of it. (Circulars free.) :
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Dn. , .M.l3sins's King of Pain should be .kapt
in evegf family,. 'Will cure Headache, Tooth
ache,Aarache in three minutes. Diarrhok,
Bloody Fitt, pain in the Back and Side, in fi
=lion of the Kidneys and Liver Comphit
and Palpitation of the Heart. Sole agent or ,
the State, S. A. KUNKEL ez . BHA:, ,
118 Market street, Harrisliii±g/
All orders from a distance promitlkattelided
to. sePtgo4
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pa - Intermittent Fever is a cop
mon form of billions diseate. The usual mode
of treating it has been with tonics, with the
view of breaking the chill, but nothing is' done
to remove the disease of the liver and otter
organs on which the chill and fever depeid.
Relapses are the consequence .. Thep - - is
only - cured for the time . ; $f a
a syniptori of disease; not. Of the disease .elf.
OSGOOD'S INDIA OHMAGOgOL - W not
simPly.break* l 9 ohills'-*t`16046 - Vs re
storing inkieniq-upon thiftver, reiAS* the
cause on which it depends, 2d tlierebY:effepts
a permanent cure. .' ,Y •
Sold by all druggists and' medicitie dealeirs,
Cloaks and 'Furs ! Cloaks and
Furs! .
We will open next week the cheapest 'and
largest assortment' of Cloaks and Furs in
iHar
risburg, all bought at greatly reduced pi s.
Beautiful niuffs at 450 and 5 dollars. Spl n
did cloaks as.lowns. 9 and 10 dollars. 131 ck
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 l
paccas, black bombazines, all at • se:: ed
prices..
500.
500 doz of woolen and cotton stoc ' S,I
children's wools stockings as low as 15 cents.
Cassimereforboy'swear. The greatest bawls
in black silks. We have now in store a very
t)
large stook of goods, and will sell at less an
wholesale prices, in order to reduce arirsto k.
Bargains in Irish linen bought at aneti n;
Call and judge for yourself, S., LE iv i
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mand; is made-from the choicest., material; is ..tollet
end emollient in its nature, tragrantly . scenteii,
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the titin.
702 shii3 by all Druggists and Fancy Geode Dealers
.
EDITOR OF TELEGRAPH
Dear Sir:—With your permission I wish to say to the
readers of your paper that I .l l Will send, by retard-road, to
all who wish it - (Ned) itHtedipd, with full directians..for
making and using a simple Vegetable Maim, that:will ef
fectually,' retnove in -ten days; Pimples ' ' noteli ea r . Tan,
Freekles,'and alllmpurities of tile Skin, leaving the same
soft, Clear, smooth and bcaat,ifaU , ••
I will also mail free to-tModblialing Bald.Reatheor Bare
MILTS, simple direetionS:etribeismation thtit ecillcnablb
them to start a full groorth luxuriant fidir, Whiskers,
or a Moustache, in less than thirty-days.t:.-
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SOLDIERS, TAKE IT MITI' YOU f'"
The greatest trouble to persons In the &My, %nodally'
in this season, is Dl • seVery,tAle,ll.. (by death or 4 by, tlisa
bility) weakens the service, .hi•Zi than Alio .7.6be13,A0.:
Very many 4aye.founk*pcift:l4.ial,ftlio'.l2lYSAhlTEßll
DROPS are among the Yer7-?lfFree's:"“ng,PArr.:
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should cagy it wlth,,him,:and thereby reasonahlrhuthre
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Swallow two• or three hhgelidads of "Buchu,"l "Tonle
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weak this extrerdeWarni weather; and lose their ap.
Petite. They 'feed a good strong Touter-one, ib'kewill
strengthen nervous system Mid - stomach. 'lids' they
can get at 50 cents pet tiottle, at 'Mrs.
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promptly attended to.
To Consumptives.. '
Consumptive sufferers will :receive's valuable.proscrip
lion for ;ha Mire of Consumption, 'Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all• throat and Lung affectiolA (free of charge,} by
sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD• A. WILSON, Williamsburg, ; Rings
county, New York • , [sepl9,4.twam
"A Slight Cold- 51 " Uotigh.s.
Few are aware of the importinee of checking a Cough
or "BLITHT COLD" in its Past stage; that whichin:th'e-be
ginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected,' soon
attacks the lungs. "Brown's Brottehfsd Troches" live
sure and almest itidnediate relief. Military Officers and
Soldiers shou2d have them, as they can be carried in the
pocket mid taken as occasion requires. angle-dart-Ire
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less than 30 days, the worst cases of NERVOUSNESS,,,
Impotency, Premature Decay, Seminal Weaknesi,
ity, andail 'Urinary, Sexual • and. Norvous 'Affections, po
matter from what cause . priaduec4.',. Price,,One Del* per_
box.. Sent, pest-paid, by . mail, on recei pt,BUTLE of
One BOx . petit:et - the cure in moirosso
S. f.;-
Ad
. . JAMES R,. ,
Jyls;d&w3m ; General Agent ` 429 Broadway ,; N. V.
.11are.wtart's Troches:
For the cure of Hoarseness, „Throat .bis•f
eases, ere specKli reco*ictidek to
ministers, singers and persona vocation
calls them to speak in public. 'llfanufactured
only bv C. A. ,Aarmvart Co., Ilairiebiirg,
Pa.,, to whom' all - Orders should be addressed.
Sold kiy druggist where:
Read the folloiviMg test:bum:dais fitni hoine
of our eminent clergymen: •
HAmusßUßG,,tlyarel„:
A. BANsvarr--Dear 'hilArThaso _
Brown's Bronchial Troches, Wiiter'sliozenges
and other prepWibils •fornikailiefiegs and
throat troubles; afidlin comp on With-them
all, can cheerfully commend oWn a.
moat adrnirable speciide foil- public. ispeakers
and singers, in cases of hoayseness,- tong
and colds. I have :found< them serving
Y.
time of need, most effectually.
Yours truly ? • T. H. di3OEMSOI% j '
PasOr of I.T. 2 B:Presbyterian Oburch,l
garlagree llobin'sou as to dm'
value of Dannvart'o Troche&
W. C. CATTELL,
Late Pastor of O.. 8: Presbyterian Church.'
; . !riflastitinstrlik eTEtII., 1864
To C.A. Bsiogrem--Dear Sir: In the haliiL
of speaking 'very frequently, and in places
where the,vold
_organs are veq, much tax ti'
I havelound the-need of some gentle expecto ot, '
rant and tIi6C*434Aa!IP'SII)WP/i94 in ToPr
eicellerit . Treh4cht , ,-.•\s,
I consider :them very, far, sup9tiet eny
nokeng,es that I lava: ever;used, • m *.movipg
'speedily that husianeSo the';',72l'6s:' axiaipg
from its too frequaat.',Use, 1 4.X; 1 1 3 aPaitbig ,th
effeetivenetm...of the delivesyLef
dresses.: :lours, Sta.;,; - J."
MO: WAXIMMOKISON:f.;
Pastor Otthibpouski%)talitool,4 ChlP'o4q,
To 0: : A. RtinvyAnr---DezWS'r ciliarhat neat
year:l , ool4 - .1 am' free' k,s'fiy they y e
the mit I have ever tried ; and Lake'-girt
Ideaanre inrecommending: then to mil ponlions
afflicted_ lith'throat.'iw. l o*4los! 3
voice aria* from publiakrpe .
G. ki...ICAKE • ,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist cOareh.'
, Dumb= Arroaszr's 01 1 7/OE,
E.A.IIIIISBITB9, Feb. 29,18641, , I e
To Q. A. • Bammtsr—Dear Sir: ----.l—hcOe
found,rmrroches to be invaluable in se
ileVhig hoarseness and in strengthenizg
muscles of the throat. They impart alecirrion
to the voice, and are certainly of gmatetfeue
fit to all public speakers. -A. J 4, HZEJA
• Three Blaeksmithay: , •••
TO LEARN A.XE-MAIONS,'AVDSLX OR AHOM *Elcia
HELPERS, - I •
AIIE-WANTED IDI USD rit. TEL Y AT
Mann's Axe Factory, near Lewistown. :Blacksmslls
viii realize ,frota. $2 50 to 43 00,. and helpers" from $ 00
to $2.50 per day., • , : • -• ' • • se24-10,
PHOTOGRIPHS. •
A rittgaVagiorifitent, of. Photographs of
Genersis. apd fancy pictures for eale cilE,Ar, atl, $1-
.pergmea s et - . . SORF,FFER'S BOOK STORE,
m 92 Rarriaburs,
CANOA.IGIT TORCILES, • • .
Manufactured and for sale by
J. HALL ROHIMAN,
eif4i4t L • 3 3806 Chgrzy stre,et P,hdadelphl*.
MEW •• I and • VINE NEW XMAS,.
I:ll4jut Veceive" ROM ig 0141 i.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
P. C S
HE undersigned will offer at public sale,
T
otiiranes . gfin,:irothe-City.or Harrtiln* on EAT.
I.IRDA._
PAR!
Sth: day °Mkt:ober . - at 2 o'clock, than, valua-
WU PARA! or - TRACT ONqal.Np.,4itairOar„ . gtiiiqes and
2 1 rptrblieVigitstafed Stisiiiiesannti -. fownitit*Bauthin
county, adjoining SalAkcity, IMP C,F. Ilactothen, Jacob
Fisler,,Wm :COW& stpt otters, aiurreortting on theßead
ing,turnpilto, 'kith a. , Publieivaii ranting, thiough. the
whole tract, agbnding Iconveniel;t, Iparesa and egress to
all parts of the farm.
The improvements are or the best and most substan
tial character, and. the land is iu the. highest state of cui
tivation. •
,
, Tbiz kOpertp,vill. Dahl In one e4titb piece; or in four
Uev'ere parts, as' say be deemed nrosi: advisable, as fol
lows, viz :
No. I—Containing 1S acres and Izq perches , more or
ittiLtin On the Turnpikeroad. -
litt.l23.l•Vont6iating 19 acres and isicl4, Mora .or
..icatatuliAnins Nod and lands ofiN,..f o .fitiOnten and lir-,
cata4M l =4 l6 east side of the puhliq t iond i rnmihroitlinsitih
the tract.
h124,i-COrttalning 16 acres - and;.l4,6jmtchea r more or
inik . ..,sdininingifo. - 1 and locatied cm:
_thasegst side,96,the
wauftigt,aloppeaid t on
,which asp nmeteit
. th 6 various
buildings belonging to the farm.
„NA .i...,Vontinnlng 28 acres, aprlAo92.peria*.inoie or.
, Je ss ,,, o o joiaing, hie and lauds . of.f &CO Fader, Wra,
,der.ardAhe Rutile road on the east. . -
A isiorrectedonryey. and. dsaftef the, said can;
be seen at any time before the day of side afilhe,offica of
Jno:.#4 Briggs
Tszumiaitalii—One-thir4!fatileLP . money to
be peldr.4 Abe Arno; (to wit, ,A_pr,ttl.glB6B,:kactlen, a deed of
cenvoyagioe,will Po made la the parelowerAind possession
given, and the two-thirds to be.paid - inli„ve_equal annual
payments thereafter, with interest, payable semi-annually
and secured by &ands and mortgage on the property; but
AileSeteima Of payment will be: modified...to nit parches
••• 9 3 - No. E.-Bittacs,
sep23-dtmtth2tiol
.
Leal i.Etate-Salo; • ;
TAIMIS4AY::OC - TORER I3 ABK,"
WILEO BiB.SOLD: AT PUBLIC
the premise; late the Real Estate of George' Heft
flebower deceased, situated in 15 , est Peniasbero tewifthip;
Cunibedand ebb= two mlles setitheast of -New
ville, near . the Cumberland Valley Railroad, and .&bout
dbree-fottitheOFDmile . Itorth of the - Anil:Take, adjiiiining
lands of Brice;ll ) B6eiTtf!t, Geo: Rei!, Hamner liefflepoweri
John Myers, Cidaige .Davidson, anddands or 'the help 3
'of said decedent,. a triletof
Good . . Liinestono Land
containingloB licreso 31 perches-88 'acres of which are
cleared,. and Inn.good state of cultivation the remain
der is covered with excellent timber. There is erected
on the premises a
" ''NBiO'BRICK DWILLLVG HOUSE,
a new and large BANK BARN, with all the necessary, out.
buildings to make a comfortable home. Also a YOUNR
APPLI4 BROBARD, iwith a variety of other cholok fruit
trees on the premises. Any person wishing to
,view the
propertyheforpthe day of sale, will be shortsßY - name
hrolVagyonAuiLttie Iletilebower, residing tile
gilikto.cozepencis at 12 O'clock, 3E., on said . _ , when
SA U.N./. lIEFELEBOWER,
-,•`; 'ADAM . FLSEIBURN,
. Agents for ,the heirs of said deceased. ,
011 4 %Sa6iecia,g, - October' 'l, 1864, r " -
Mari, subseriber offeis for sale, on the preni
;.L.l ises , .a VALUABLN. TRACT OF LAND containing six
acres; more Cr teas, lqualled.,by lands of L. Koenig,
Wenrich, A. NinengerPhstothers, situated in Sesquehan
liaLtownship, Daupttinocaturty, Pennsylvania, one half
mile Dem the city Jim.'
The improvements consist of a
TWO-STORY 'FRAME HOUSE, ,
Frei* barn,'a large Carpenter:shop, -Carriage-house, , tuld
oilier necessary out buildings . The buildings are , , ,
nearly new, having been built within 'a few years; abioo
well of essellennneyerifailing , water at the door, and
stream of running water through the-place.: The Landis MI.
der good cultivation and good paielag. All kinds of choike
fruit—appleS, peaches, wars, plunis„ grapes and rast3.-
beizjee.
Persons desiring pi view the property.previous to,. the
sale, will pleas ;: .. ... the. undersigned, residing on the
promiies.
Sale to co:Ai:notice at 2 c'eloek,g. tr., when terms of sale
will be niale known by JOSEPH SHEESLEY.,
sep2l-dlw
Fall and, Winter Trade!
CLOAKS,
•, IRCULARS
CLOAKS':
rzF~. •,
44; : l4 ,• Orr , -.,` • ANT):IIOITANING
„,
BALMORAta-uiAND SCARFS! •
Rs T' IF , URs•
The Largest and best seleeted.titock this;eiiy !
at the --
".1
IN D. W. OROMS' NEW BLOCK,
HAWSWItIap,
f6p2-tf
Aithlet-0 T.
3' -7 1' 7 i3 1- E - 1 - 11$1 !
ME
. . •.; •
-' • No: InsiARICKr S'ilE
ri.
' v: Z.l Has just opened her new PALL STOCK of
• ' pQNNBTS, •LADIES' ift.ND „
111SSE' HAS,-- " •
411,i
• • F-E4TRWIS" AND PLoW.EB3.•
• ;-• r . -- '
"LATE7T STYLES,.
C tOS kt* AND
CIRCULARS!
II . And
.ct flag assortmentof •
WOO.4E:N . , HOODS, Nual4s, dc.
- M. r
ACClUStallt* en band, besides eirerViiitig-'uSualty ttiund in
fuinishing estab) uteitkin , the, country.
sep2o'o r "" L '
•
Steam Engine anal_ .111,chtit;
_Shop,
'2...six= ST., BETWEEN 'Z./114 , 8 A.ANDI4.TUKET,
iIHE tinaersignia; ,having taken the above
tespootfollpastioputirtptre of the public pa
.trontige: . .
• ' Particular attention e palcillo,rePairmg of Steam
Engines; and all kinds of intichintiry:' ,A.ll. work will re
ceiveloy personal attention, : an 4 sank/action' guaranteed
seplo dly
E. C.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
'ooaies is Truett Maar, ABOVE MARKET.
Bo,unties, Pankow and Back Pay collectedat legal
111t6S:
_ . faepa-dam*.
~ : i- i '• • - ..PUBLI.O LETTING.
•
• .
,
Tag Vientoffi •of the Poor of Dap:Phil).
~ - offer . .
county will at public letting, on the preiniaes, -
the 111.14, belonging to said., county, on TuzspAr, the
- 4th Of Oetober next, for the term of i oneyeir; t o efunweitee
on the first day of April, 065; seid,,letting to commence
at 1 o'clock P. 24- on. Old day, , when attendance yolqbe
given and terms made known. by-, ii ,- , , - • , ,
1
WII.T.T Ala ENDERS - , ' '
,„.: i .e : . 1:' , , DANrEt sIntEALY,- Directors.
.. •,% • • - ' JOHN ERAMDII,..
Attest—Amos FISLE; Clerk, u --. •
',Sept. 19th; I&—Esep - 22-dac*td - - . :
_ . .
LEPERS:.
HE HOTEL PROPERTY knoali as the
BIIk~HLEH HOUSE,
T •
In OAS city, : is oil - erect pi private saw on accommodating
.4 11 / 1 1 3 - APPY 1 0 : , .G. IF- BUEHLER;
sep2l-lawlm , • Pa.
WIA - 9C-mbire salt tulnion,
14:1 augi , • 6a18141154
PEN
L.
sue:: sur , rt;
e~-'l~~e~~ste" "=
~~~ . r3,{fi~l:s~,~~:
Coverly.
Public Sale.
NiOW OPENING
FOR
BIM
it-ENiar REGVANYS
IMEI
Eit'Wkituk -- BRANT's mit
THIETTEIGHTII Nl9lll' OF
llobso's Star. Combiptigt Company,
itonse's Star Combination-Company,
Rouses Star Combination Company,
Be-engagement of -
MISS BErpLE GOLDEN:
THURSDAY EVEN - Mb, SEPT. 29, 1.80.1
Will be repeated, by particular recitieSt:,A 4 3
musical comedy, entitled =
THE CHILD.OF THE REGIMENt
MISS BEtLA GOLDEN
En her great, character of ,
J Q E.. 15-11
Alto, the Butlatti - of the
Youth Who Never_ Saw a Woman
FRIDAY EVENING, Benefit of
MISS BELLA GOLDEN.
per For farther partieuLsrs see programme
augg-dtf „
SANFORD'S HALL.
THecompany consists of the best star pet
.
rmers, consisting.of
SINGERS, „
DANCERS,
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
GYMNASTS, &C.
The managers takes pleasure in announcing that they
intend making this THE Concert Hall of the city.
HARRY WELLS & CO., Proprietor
BILLY Possum, Business Agent. au29d
V. S. 7-30 .LOAN:
Secretary of the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Cou
pon Treasury Notes, payable three ydars from
August 15th, 18..4, - with semi-annualintest
at the rate of seven and three-tenthe per cent.
per annum—principal and interest both to be
paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertibles . t•the option
of the holder at maturity into sit per cent.
gold bearing bonds, payable not less than-five
nor more than twenty years from their date,
as the Government may elect. They Will be
issued in denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO,
sl,ooo' and $5,000, and all subscriptiOns must
be for fifty dollars or. some multiple of fifty
dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners
free of transportation. charges as soon 'after
the receipt of the original. Certificstes of ?e
-posit as they can be prepared..
As the notes draw interest fro* August 15,
persons making deposits subsequent to that
date must pay the interest accrued from date
of note to date of deposit. -
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dol
lars and upwards for these notes at any one
time will be allowed a commission of one
quarter of one per cent.
Special Advantages of this-Loan.
. - IT .T,S A NATIONAL, Sarnms Bum, o "wain; a
higher rate of interest than anyiother and the
best security. Any savings bank which pays its
depositorsm U. S. Notes, considers that it is
paying in the best circulating medittm el the
Country, and it eannotpay in anything better,
for" its own assets are either in government
Securities or in notes or bonds payable in gov
ernment paper.
It is equally convenient as a temporary or
permatient investment. The notes can • al
ways be sold for within a fraction of their
face and accumulated interest, and are/the
best security with baaaks_u collaterals for dis
counts.
Convertible into a 6 per Cent, i-20
. Gold Bond.
In addition to the very, liberal interest .on
the notes for three years, rthis privilege of
•coiiversion is now Worth about three pericent.
per annum, for the current rate for 5-20 Bonds
.uot less time nineper cent. prerOon„.audbe
.fore. the war the premium con4nat-per-oent.„ U.
S. stocks was over twenty per ; cent; It will
be seen that the achial profit on limn, at
the present market rate, is not less than ten
per cent. per annum. ' --
Its Exemption froML' State - or trunitipal
• State or
But aside from all fhe advautages we have
enumerated, a speeittlaceof CongteSS exempts
all bonds and Treasury notes from local taxation.
On the average, this exemption is worth about
two per cent. per annum, accordinetto'the
rate of taxation inVarione parts of the country.
It is believed • that no securities oll'er so
great inducenients to lenders as those issued
by the Government. In all other foims of
indebtedness, the faith or ability of private
parties, or stock companies, or separate com
munities, only, is pledged for payment, while
the whole property of the country is ,he4d to
secure the discharge of all the ,obligaiitiis of
the United. States.' ,;
While the Government" - offers - 11a - e"inost
„liberal terms for its loins, if i belieyes'thatrthe
very strongest appeal will be ty +3, 4 lpyalty
*lid patriotism of the people' k
Up to the 24th of September, the subsirip-
Sons to this loan amounted to over -
Sunscarmous wrtz BB BECRIVBD by the
Treasurer of the United States, at • Washing
ton. the several Assistant Treasurers and
designated Depositaries,. and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIBINBJERIL
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND MANKRR-R
throughout the country will give further in-
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO EUBSCRIBERS.
[se2B-cT&*:toctl9)
JUST ARRIVED !—A fine. lot of CANNED
PEADHIIS and TOMATOIS. also, semi Idols
riNz AftLFS FB.ESH PEAS, &a., just reeetvel.br
myl44itf JOHN WISP..Bd gmet_ n tVcimit.
CROME & BLACKWELL'S ERGLISa
PICKLES, a rare article for table use, just received
and for sale by SIIISLER
febi isuccemore to Wm. Duck, jr., Mk I
FESE CRACKERS . Boston Wine Bis
cultii, Boston Milk Bilieuita,..BOsion Butter Bis
cuits, Boston Oystor Crackers, Boston. ;Pic-nic 9,rackers,
Trenton Butter Croke's, just recelirea
Bag ' ROYEA-1* OITERMIc.
Honey.
ASMATJ4 but superioi lot of 'HONEY, just
received, at BELISLE/1 BrERAZEIt'a.'
auglB •
BE 8, Prayer - Peeks, Hymn. Books, of
all denominations, in different styiertand at different
prices, at SCHEFFEIVS Bookstore,
Sept!2 21 South Second Street, Harrisburg, Penna.
POCKER BOOBS, Wallets and Purses for
sale cheap at SCI METER'S Bookstore, .
TOY BOOKS, Toy Books in endless've
riety, at , searixsEitNAriAraore
•
- • - -
CALT SALMON. .
IJ A new invoice of fine salt salinos, just rezeived
and for sale by " SaLSLER.i.F.RiZER,
sept 26 (ftecessor to W &Igo.)
,
EXTRA FAMILY notE, ithd.: N
MEAL always on band, ot -tho best quality,-et
IS " ' 130.1911t1s103110Yrrat
lUTTERI BITITER.--Fresh balter
W $ D 4" 0 06 r county receivedßOYFlß evOrsr'
1101qk&NR.. %is°
am
FINE GROCERIES-OfkallrlindiOidalduced
Prices* , . mamma kleaAshtais
aitY GROCERY, opposite the CottaiGeoase.
• -
` BEEF AND ToNGUAktoyesh
.111ia voiaa at Dna] • SELlW4ll4lavoix
. • .pail twalb.:Lia
EMI
=I
AMUSEMENTS.
WITH
Taxatiu.
$40,000,000.
formation and
ESE
EMS
CETI