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Harrisburg Pennsylvania Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - October 25, 1861, Harrisburg, PennsylvaniaPens Rumnia a daily a ele Rapti Fri Imp afternoon october 25, Ible a. Dakri8b�org, a Frida afternoon october 25, 1861. The first intelligent Farmer from South Hanover township this county informs us that the water in that Section was covered this morning with a thin Sheet of ice the first of the season. .0. A number of Volunteer companies and parts of companies from different sections of the states have arrived at Camp Curtin within the last few Days there is material enough at that Camp now to form several regiments. Col Wynkoop a understand that col. Wynkoop a cavalry regiment at Camp Cameron has been thoroughly uniformed and supplied with nearly the requisite number of horses. They expect to receive their arms and marching orders some time next capt c. C. Davis company is attached to this regiment. Timid people who apprehended danger from tie existence of a Large Quantity of powder in the state Arsenal May now have their minds relieved in knowing that the a a Vili Anous compound a consisting of some Twenty Odd tons has recently been removed to the state Magazine detached from the Arsenal and perfectly secure from Accident. It a a wild geese a during the past week Large flock of wild geese have been observed wending their Way southward. A number of flocks were noticed Day before yesterday and last night their discordant cries were frequently heard they apparently flying quite Low. The appearance of wild geese is said by the knowing ones to indicate the Early appearance of cold weather. And if signs do not fail we May look out for a speedy approach of the reign of the ice King. _ fasten Boob vault few people take the trouble to fasten Down securely the covers of the vault openings in the sidewalks and children in playing frequently lift out the covers an do not replace them properly leaving a trap into which the next pedestrian passing May be precipitated to the danger of his life. Vault covers should is so weighted or fastened Down As to he immovable except when necessary to put Down Coal and then moved Only by proper parties. mayor s office. A Eugene Marseilles was arraigned for violating one of the Market ordinances and fined is and costs. Agnos Steward a a Broad faced ill lesbian lady with a Shock of unkempt hair As red As the tip of her pug nose was arraigned for drunkenness and a a lying around discharged with an injunction to leave the City forthwith. Jack Jones John Wright and Bill Watkins the negroes arrested for card playing in shells lumber Yard a Day or two ago were again brought up for hearing and remanded Hack to the lock up. Tue Railroad still continue to receive favourable accounts of this regiment both in regard to the health and spirits of the men. The first detachment which left York is still on guard along the line of the Road and the balance of the regiment is in Camp at Cockeysville. Last monday e vening a party of some Twenty or thirty armed men approached the Camp and fired on the pickets. The fire was returned by the pickets which alarmed the whole Camp. The troops were ordered under arms and preparations made for an assault but the perpetrators of the outrage had fled. The colder Fenc Iblis of this City Are attached to this regiment and were on picket duty at the time of the attack last monday night. . O. Foster has opened a Coal Yard at the canal foot of North Street where every variety of the a Black Diamond can he procured at panic prices. Orders left at the office. No 74 Market Street will he promptly attended to Captain Abraham v. Miller passed our office this morning at the head of a splendid body of men recruited from among the very Best citizens of Centre county which he designs attaching to one of the cavalry regiments about being organized by the state authorities. Captain Miller was in the three months service and Spring from a family of fighting quakers who Are As devotedly attached to the cause of the Union As any class of men in the county. He will distinguish himself when the Opportunity offers. Sons of following darned gentlemen have been elected officers of the grand division of the sons of Temperance for the ensuing year grand worthy patriarch Joseph b. Bolton. Grand worthy associated James m. Lyle. Grand scribe Joseph w. Martin. Grand treasurer Isaac Baker. Grand chaplain we. W. Barnes. Grand conductor we. Bitting. Grand Sentinel Abram Brown. Railroad 2 of clock yesterday morning the locomotive of the express freight train no. 198 met with an Accident which resulted in a severe scalding of the Engineer or. Kimes. The Accident occurred near Landis crossing three Miles below Lancaster and was caused by the a Wagon top being blown off which though not dangerously injuring any one detained the train sometime. The injuries of the Engineer though not dangerous Are of course very Sevare. He was immediately taken to a House in the neighbourhood and his wounds attended to. These accidents will occur even on the Best managed roads and it is fortunate the injury done is no or. Kimes we understand is doing Well. How do some people live a perhaps this aint any body s business but it is certainly astonishing How a class of beings can get along so swimmingly without any apparent business. To labor is the duty of All men but especially those who Are dependent upon their labor for their daily bread. Yet there Are some of this class the most indolent men living. Now the wealth and Prosperity of any Community depends upon the Industry of its inhabitants show us a locality where All ate producing something and we will show you a Thrifty Community the reverse where indolence prevails. In this country a Man must labor and nowhere does labor better. No Man need he Idle it is sheer nonsense to say there is nothing to do of course everybody cannot follow the most pleasant and lucrative pursuits but there is work to do. Will you do it ? How to make grape following is Given As a Superior recipe for making Krape Jelly. Wash the grapes thoroughly in cold water separate them from the stems and Mash them in an earthen vessel put them Over the fire and boil them Twenty minutes Strain them through a bag made of three thicknesses of White Mosquito netting to every pint of the juice add one and a Quarter pounds sugar and boil Twenty minutes. Put up in pint Jare China is the strongest paste White paper Over the top and tie a piece of Strong Muslin tightly around. The Abt or jumping off railway has been said there is Art in everything. There is certainly some Art in jumping from a car when in motion. Most persons imagine that they must jump Forward in the direction the car is moving. It is a mistaken notion. The proper Way is to look Forward that is the Way the car a a going and step off backward and if the car is moving very rapidly give a Spring backward just As you let go the rail. In this Way by springing against or opposite the motion of the cat you overcome the impetus carrying you Forward and Are left standing perfectly still whereas when you jump with the car Yon Are plunged Forward by its motion. Fire near Camp 11 of clock this morning flames were discovered issuing from a Small outhouse belonging the the farm immediately above Camp Curtin. The alarm was quickly Given when a Large number of soldiers proceeded from the Camp to the scene of conflagration and after some difficulty succeeded in arresting the Progress of the fire before it had entirely consumed the Structure. The mansion House barn and other outbuildings on the farm being in a Cluster were for some time in imminent danger and would undoubtedly have been destroyed had it not been for the timely Aid rendered by the the fire is supposed to have originated by a heated stove pipe passing thought a Wood partition in the building. The a wild cat boys at . Mccall made a recon nuisance from Draine Shiue to Camp Pierpont on monday. No rebel were found except to the southward where four or five Hundred were reported at Hampton station on the Leesburg Railroad. The rebel pickets were also found three Miles West of Draineville. Sunday evening five of Kane s wild cat regiment Pennsylvania Reserve corps were on picket duty southward when fifteen rebel cavalry came up and fired on them. They returned the fire and four out of the fifteen fell from their saddles. Three of the bodies were taken away but the fourth was secured and proved to be private Watts of the a Louisiana his shot gun loaded with Buckshot sword and equipments were brought in by them. The Ball went in at his Eye and Tore away his head killing him instantly. A daughter of the Philadelphia fire zouave have attached to their corps a Young lady named Virginia Hall As Vitan Diere of the regiment. In person miss Hall is above the medium height. She is a Bright blonde having a Clear Blue Eye and her Light hair Cut Short like a lads and parted on the Side. Her nose is slightly ret Rousse her month Well formed and when she converses even dentists might go mad at the display of to Fine a set of Teeth. Her uniform consists of a Blue zouave shirt trimmed with same coloured braid a zouave jacket of the same color and similarly ornamented a tunic shirt dark pants zouave Light leather gaiters extending from the knee Down a Liberty Cap with a red band a Blue top a Green Sash and Hospital stewards Chevron. She wears a Short sword and Small revolver attached to her Belt. Decidedly her appearance is repossessing. Miss Hall is a bostonian by birth she received a Fine education at one of the academic institutions on the Western be serve Ohio and by her intelligence Fine conversational Powers and pleasing manners she impresses those who form her acquaintance very favourably. She makes herself generally useful about the Hospital and rendered whatever service she can to make the Camp More comfortable. The fire zouave take great Pride in her and quickly resent any imputations made against their Vivan Diere. See professor Woods advertisement in another Olumn. A Paradise for All accounts the neighbourhood of Altoona Blair county must he a perfect Paradise for Hunters. The last number of the Tribune published at that place says that recently a gentleman and companion were gathering blackberries in f Field where there were a great number of Pheas anti. Every few minutes one would Rise up from among the bashes and Dart Forward like an Airow. Hearing a noise in the Hughes a Short distance from him he raised his head just in time to see the Bird Rise and Fly towards him. As it was passing he made a stroke at it with Bis hand intending Only to frighten it but singularly enough he caught it fairly by the head. The velocity of its flight would not allow its body to Stop there consequently the head remained in the old gentleman a hand while the body fell in the Bushes several rods beyond and was afterwards recovered. Bully for Altoona. Suicide of a Young Man named John Greer residing in North Huntingdon township Westmoreland county committed suicide the other Day under the following circumstances it appears that he had volunteered in some company in the Vicinity and on Friday last was to have joined it. The accommodation train on which he wished to leave being due at carpenters station he went to his bedroom in the House of Alexander Duff where he had been stopping for some time to make preparations for his departure. Mrs. Duff being up stairs he ordered her Down. In a few urinates she heard the report of a Rifle overhead and hastening Hack to ascertain the cause found the deceased lying upon the floor and bleeding to Dath. He had it appears taken off one of his boots and seating himself on the bed discharged the Rifle with his foot the contents entering his body and producing injuries from which four hours afterwards he bed. Time for necessities of the War have created a demand for labor in nearly ail our manufactories and government establishments and skilled workmen have no difficulty at finding employment at fair this work however is not like the regular employments of Industry certain of its duration and depending upon the regular wants of the population of the country. It May last As Long As the War and it May cease in a few months ending just As suddenly As the demand for it has been created. It is the part of prudence then in those who Are now in a situation to save a portion of their wages to exercise the closest Economy so that any sudden cessation of employment will not leave them in the Middle of Winter without the Means of subsistence. It is usual in the time of Public distress to rely upon the merchants for contributions to help the unemployed to support themselves but it must be remembered that this resource is no longer available for the stoppage of the Ordinary channels of Trade has prostrated the merchants and they have now As much As they can attend to providing own wants. The Only sensible and sure plan is for each labourer Tobe provident now while he has employment husband every cent expend nothing in Idle pleasures or amusements use his wages to the Best advantage in providing for his present wants and Secare for Winter most of the articles he will need to make him and his family comfortable. A Little self denial and a lit tie Economy judiciously exercised at the present time May serve to keep want from the door before the Winter is i through. The Pennsylvania Railroad company has just added 200 eight wheeled cars to its rolling Stock intended to accommodate the tonnage of the Westmoreland Coal company. The tonnage of the Pennsylvania Railroad company is steadily on the increase and from present indications Coal will soon be one of the important items of its Trade. Its passenger and miscellaneous freight business is now very heavy probably equal to that of any other Road of like capital in the country the receipts for the year ending on the 1st inst., amounting to Ovet seven millions of dollars three through passenger trains run daily Between Pittsburg and Philadelphia connecting direct at Philadelphia with through trains to and from Boston new York and All Points East and in the Union depot at Pittsburg with All through trains to and from All Points in the West Northwest and Southwest. A card to the ladies. Or Dupont of a Golden pills Fob females. Ufa Libl d correcting regulating and remo Flug a obstructions from whatever cause and i wars successful As a Preven Uve. Re by to i Lily have been used a the doctors for Many years both in France and America with unparalleled Success in every Case ant Helt urged by Many thousand indies who used them v make the pills Public tor the alleviation Othoe Anil crib. From any irregularities whatever As Well As to prevent an increase of family where health will not permit it females particularly situated or those sup Histing them selves so Are cautioned against these pour while in that condition As they Are sur to produce miscarriage and i the proprietor assumes no responsibility after Thia admonition although their mildness would prevent any mba chid to health other ibo the pills Are Recomb Cuder full and a a Polleit lir Catious accompany each Box Prie-$1 00 h5i bos. Olu wholesale and retail by sharia is a. Bannvart druggist no. 2 Jones How Harris Burg a. by sending him $1 00 to the Harrisburg Post oui co have the Pilis deut free of observation to any part the country confidentially and a free of por Lagos by mad. Chi id Aleo by s. 8. St vib Reading ioh2fson, Gnu wat a Crowdu Philadelphia j. L. La. A Ergo Lebanon Bun Al h. Hext she for easter j. A. Wole. Wrightsville a b. T. Mellor York and by one druggist in every City and Village in the r Oion and by s. How Ole proprietor. New York n. out for counterfeit. Bey an Golden Pill or any kind a Ules every Box is signed to. 0. Howe. Of. Tubers Are a base imposition and unseal therefore. A you value your lives Rad health to nothing of be if hum bugged out of your of Imti to a it it Only of la Ore Wei it show the signature of s. I it. on every Box which has recently a Oon Hod a. Account of the Puta tit Jpn a it i dwa8wl>, hair Dye hair Dye 1 we. A. Batchelor a hair Dye i the Only harmless and reliable Dye known All others Are Mere imitations and should be avoided if you wish to escape i Licule key red or a defy hair dyed instantly to a Beautiful aim Oaler in Brown or Black without the least injury to hair or skin. Fitten Mials and diplomas have been awarded to we. A. Bato Belor sin e 18 9, and Over 200,000 applications have been made t it the hair of the patrons of Bis famous Dye. We. A. Batch Blore a hair Dye a Ducos a color not to be Zislin Guilbeu from nature and a warrant in not to injure in the least however Long it m a be continued and the ill it fleets of bad in is remedied. The hair is invigorated for life by this splendid Dye which is properly applied it to. 16 fond Street new York. Sold i i All the cites und towns of the United states by druggists and fancy goods dealers the genuine has the urine 4�?~ William a. Batchelor and address upon a steel plate engraving on the four sides of each Box. Wholesale factory 81 Barclay St., late 233 Broadway new York. Oct2-Dwly purify the blood. Moffatt a life pills and Phoenix from ail Mineral Caces of scr Fula ulcer scurvy or eruptions of Ibe skin the operation of the life medicines is truly astonishing often removing in a few Days every be Arigi of these loathsome diseases by their purifying effects on the blood. Billions fevers fever Ami ague dyspepsia dropsy plies and to Short aval ail diseases soon yield to their curative properties so fondly fib Ould his without them of by their timely use la huh buffering my expense May he saved. Prvis urn in by we b v. New York and Lor a a it ii drug Eim to vow by manhood. How lost How restored just published in a sealed envelope Price 6 Els a lecture on the nature treatment and Radical onre of or seminal weakness id voluntary pm Otious Newuel debility to dumped Pimente to marriage generally nervousness onsure Ptim epilepsy add Fite Aud physic in incapacity re us lung from Cut abuse Kurt. .1. Culver Well m. D., author of the Gran Book to a. A a Boon to thou Sands of sufferer i a sent us Der Seal in a Plain envelope to any address Post paid on receipt of six cents or two postage stumps by or. Cd. J. C. Kline 127 b i cry now York Post o�8.�, box4586. Sep9.daw3m subscriptions received for the weekly Louisville journal Geo. Prentice s paper one of the Best most eloquent Loyal piquant and racy weeklies published at Gbo. L. Walter s cheap stationery and periodical depot 116 mar Ket Street where can be found All the daily and weekly papers cheap periodicals stationery notions and fancy goods of every description. Call and examine. _ a f a special meeting of tee hour citizens and strangers Are respectfully requested to attend a meeting of the Home guard at the South East Corner of front and Market streets to take into consideration the better Organiza Tion and uni forming the guards for the fall Campaign in those Beautiful and cheap Union Cassimeris just received by Uriah amp Bowman. The greatest bargains from new York auction a the cheapest foods received yet a 50 pieces of 5-4 bleached Pillow Case Moslin 124 cents. 100 dozen of Woolen socks damaged by water 8 cents a pair. 26 pieces of Darin heavy Pant stuff 18, 25 and 37 cents. 60 pieces Canton flannel 12j cents. 100 of Black and Grey cloaks from $2.50 up. 12 dozen of ladies Woolen Sontag very cheap. 40 dozen of Grey and White Merino undershirts and drawers 75 cents. 50 pairs White Woolen blankets at All prices. 100 dozen of ladies and children a Wool stockings 12 to 37 cents. 50 pieces of White red and yellow flannel at All prices. Country merchants we would invite to Call As we have a Large Stock of All kinds of goods and Are daily receiving goods from new York auction which we will Bell at wholesale at City prices. S. Lbw John Rhoads old stand. To consumptive. The advertiser having been restored to health to a few weeks by a very simple remedy after having suffered several years with amp severe lung a Fleet Ion and that dread disease consumption is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the Means of cure. To All who desire it he Wili Send a copy of the prescription used free of charge with the directions for preparing Aud using the same which they will find a sure Core for consumption asthma bronchitis a. The Only object of the advertiser in sending the prescription i to Benefit the afflicted and spread information which e conceives to be valuable and he Hopes every sufferer will try Bis remedy of it will Cost them nothing and May prove a Blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will please address Rev. A wafd a. Wilson a flu Ramsburgh sides county new York oct31-wly important to females. Or. Cheeseman spills prepared by Cornelian l. Cheeseman m. D., new York. City. The combination of ingredients in these pills Are the re Altot a Long and extensive practice. They Are mild in their operation and certain in correcting All irregularities. Painful menstruation removing All obstructions whether irom cold or otherwise headache pain in the Side palpitation of the heart Whites All nervous affections hysterics fatigue pain in the Back and limbs a disturbed sleep which arises from interruption of nature. To married ladies or. Cheeseman spills Are invaluable As they will bring on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have been Dis amp pro need in the use of other Pilla can place the utmost Confidence in or. Ohee eem amp no spills doing All that they represent to do. Notice there is one condition of the female system in which the puts cannot be taken Yoa Hanu producing a Peculiar result. The Wei amp ton referred to is a amp Seq cd a Noyo the Reidt Misca amp Ria of. Such is the Irrett Stirbu ton. Dency othe Medicine 1o restore the sexual functions Toa Normal condition that Caen the reproductive Power of no Ture cannot resist it. Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything injurious. Explicit directions which should be Rood accompany each Box. Price $1. Sent by mail on enclosing $1 to or. Cornius l. Grf Gukan Box 4,631, poet office new York City. A old by every town to the United states r b. Hutchings general agent for the United states. 14 Broadway new York to who Noall wholesale order should be addressed. Sold in Harrisburg of c. A. A akpabi.nov29-Dwly Nero 2li>��rtisemtnt8. Field for promotion Bounty. Wanted at once 800 Young men for tue 3d battalion of the 18tb regiment u s. Infantry commanded by major will. A. Stokes the patriotic Young men of Pennsylvania should eagerly embrace this Opportunity of Jining this up Leudie Rifle regiment recruits will be uniformed and disciplined As soon As enlisted. Good clothing food quarters and medical attendance free 01 charge and the Soldier in the s regiment is promptly a d. It is important to remember that the organization of this regiment is such that Yong men who Havethe instinct of soldiers and who Are inspired with the Patr Otic ardor for marching under the folds of the old a tars and stripes will have in this regiment the Opportunity of a Fin it from the Grade of privates to that of a a Otmis Siouan a Fulcer in the regular army As one third of the officers will do i amp teu irom the ranks when the regiment has its complement or men. All the pension Laws apply to All my in the regular service every sick and disabled Soldier will of com Lurt ably provided Lor in the a a a Oldie a Home a established by the government. Apply to j. Rosier capt u. 8. Army recruiting officer 18th u. S. Lou utry recruiting rendezvous a Exchange a Walnut Street Harrisburg a. Oct. 19,1861. . New National loan. Seven and three tenths per cent. Treasury notes now Keady Fok delivery at the optic amp co., slim . Sealed proposals endorsed a proposals for footage a will he received a flail 3 M., tuesday october 29th, 1861, for furnishing by contract Bay and Oats for the United states troops at Camp Cameron or Greble near Harrisburg pa., in such quantities As May be required from time to time to be delivered free of Cost to the United states at either of said Camps. The proposals will state the Price per ton of 2240 9>s. For Hay arid per Bushel of 32 lbs for Oats. The articles to be of the Best Quality subject to such inspection As the u. S. Quarter master May require. Should the proposal be for pressed or packed Hay the fact must be stated in the same. A Bond with two sufficient sureties will be required for the fulfilment of the contract. The right is reserved to reject any bid. Form of proposal. A propose to furnish to the United states troops at Camp Cameron or Greble in Dauphin county in quantities from time to time As required Hay and Oats Hay pressed or undressed As the Case May be per ton of 2240 0�. At $ Oats per Bushel of 32 Sta. At daled at-pa.,- 1861. A my military work just published and at Bergners cheap Book store no. 51 Market Street Harrisburg a. Major general Mcclellan a works. The armies of Europe comprising descriptions in detail of the military systems of England France Russia Prussia Austria and Sardinia. Adapting their advantages to ail arms of the United states service. Embodying the report of observations in Europe during the crimean War As military commissioner from the United states government in 185556. By Coso. B. Mcclellan major general u. S. Army. Originally published under the direction of the War department by order of Congress. 1 vol. 8vo. Illustrated with a Fine steel portrait and several Hundred engravings. $3.50. This most interesting volume prepared with great labor by general Mcclellan from copious notes taken during his tour of observation in Europe under orders from the War department opens to the Reader much of his own military history and culture. Here will be found his matured views on subjects of immediate and absorbing interests and the Noble and bold suggestions contained herein he is now in position to realize and is in fact every Day applying in practice. The Book is a striking prophecy of which his present position and his a8snred Fame Are the Bright fulfilment. Regulations and instructions Fob the Field service of the u. S. Cavalry in time of War. By Guo. B. Mcclellan major general u. S. Army. To which is added the Baris of instruction for the u. S. Cavalry from the authorized tactics including the formation of regiments and squadrons the duties and posts of officers lessons in the training use of the horse illustrated by numerous diagrams with the signals and Calls now in use also instructions for officers and noncommissioned officers on outpost and patrol duty. With a Drill for the use of cavalry As skirmishers mounted and dismounted 1 vol. 12mo. Folly illustrated. $2. Jay Cooke hankers no. 114 South third Street Philadelphia. Pursuant o instructions from ule Secretary of the Treasury the subscription a ook to the new Nati in at loan of Treasury notes hearing inter is at the rate of seven and Throe tenths descent per annul will remain open at my office no. 114 s. Third Street. Until further notice from 8 a. Till 6 M., and on mondays till 9 These not s will be of the denomination of fifty doll one Huntt to Dol a i. Five h nored dollars. One thousand dollars and five thousand Dollar and Are All dated 19th of August 1861 payable in Gold in three Yearty or convertible into a Twenty years in per cent loan at the option of the Holder each Treasury note has interest coupons to ached which can he Cut off and collected in Gold at the mint every my month a and at the rate of one cent per Day on each fifty dollars payments of subscriptions maybe made in Gold or Hecks or notes of any Otth Phua Delpia parties it a Disieno can remit by Ribeir friends the Mug the mail or by express or through in pfc and the Treasury no Otea will be immediately delivered or sent to e cd subscriber As they May serenity direct. Parties remitting must add the interest from 19th of August the Date of All the notes to the Day the remittance reaches Philadelphia at Iho rate of Vine cent per Day on each fifty Follar. Apply to or a Idress Jay comes subscription agent care of Jay Cooke a co., Bankers oc3-dlm no 114 South third Street Philadelphia. Signed oct2s-dtd to capt. E. C. Wilson . Vol. U. S. A. Harrisburg Penn a. General order no. 10. Hake Isburg pa., oct. 22,1861. It is with great pain that the governor and commander in chief has Learned the death of col. Edward d. Baker upon the Field of Battle. Although not a citizen of Pennsylvania he had been selected by Many of her sons As their commander Aud he met his death while gallantly leading them into action. The same feeling which inspired his soldiers to regard no state lines when our common country is in danger induced the commander in chief to recognize him while living As a Pennsylvania Soldier and impels him now that he is dead to Bear this Public testimony to his gallantry and Worth. By command of a. G. Curtin governor and commander in chief. Craig Biddle a. C. Oct23-dst m to f 1. Shirts shirts shirts 1 Home manufacture. Toe cheapest in tee Market. The undersigned having opened his Manafi tory of shirts sin., at to. 12 West Market Street Harrisburg p., mos solicits the patronage and attention of the ladies gentlemen and merchants to the following assortment of goods All of which Are oar own manufacture sol lots shirt bosoms. O a leaks cuffs wrist bands night shirts ac., fro., fro., Fri. Also the particular attention of the ladies to our Large assortment of under garments Fri from the latest improved London and Paris styles Linen collars cuffs a cts frc., in great varieties All of which beg our own we will sell cheaper than Oan be purchased elsewhere. Persons desirous of furnishing their own materials Ean have cutting sewing etc., of every variety Dona a cording to order. All of the above named goods for gents Weir we will make to measure guaranteeing to fit and give entire satisfaction to to purchaser for style durability and material. All special orders will be promptly attended to i Gnu the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Also merchants supplied upon the most reasonable terms. P. 8. Ladies wishing skirts or under garments of any disc option cad have them Mado to order by sending Sample of such kind. As May be desired. James a. Lynn Choice Strawberry plants because of the annoyances to which he is constantly subjected by Troy passes of kit i i is the undersigned has Given up his Lea a of Ibe premises on which be now resides adj i icing Camp Curtin and offers for Sal his Large collection of Chokee Strawsek by Ivantic. The assortment comprises 60.000 Wilson Albany a Kedi dogs. 80.000 Hovey seedlings. 20000 Early sat let. 16.000 Scarlet Magnet. And some other Fine varieties. The plants Are Young and vigorous. They were Alec Ted with great care and for size a and a Utility the fruit cannot be excelled a rare Opportunity is Here presented to persons who wish to procure a Choice assortment for s ring slanting. They will be sold cheap. Order left on the premises or at the Prat t Fulce har risk it re Willt receive prompt attention. The Plant will be delivered Early in the Spring. Address Johs Loban oct21-Dlw Harris Arv. In j. R. Ing Ersoll a Patent Fountain hair Brush. It dresses the hair without soiling the fingers. It effects a baying of one half in the use of hair preparations. It does away with Greasy hair Oil bottles. It is handsomer article than the common hair Brush. Regulates the Quantity of Field u of to a drop it is Turi cutly tight Aud cannot spill Over in the trunk or on the Totite. It carries enough of any preparation to last for a voyage or a Long Price is moderate and it saves its own Cost in three months. For Sale at Keller a drug and Emcy store 91 Market Street two doors East of fourth Street South Side. Octilo proposals for putting up Winter quarters in Camp Curtin. Had que amp a tabs Pennsylvania militia. ,3 department Harbis bog oct. 23, 1861. Sealed proposals will be received at this office up to 12 of clock on Friday the 1st of november next for putting no in Camp Curt a near Harrisburg Winter quarters for two thousand men. Plans and specifications must accompany each bid. The right to reject any or All of the plans is reserved. Sealed proposals will be received at the same time for boards and scantling necessary for the erection of said quarters in the event of the departments rejecting the above bids. The boards required will he White Pine of a Good Quality of Cullings. White Pine or Hemlock scantling of different lengths and sizes. R. C. Hale oct23-dtd q. General. Gilt frames 1 Gilt frames j. Biester Carver and Gilder manufacturer of looking Glass and picture frames Gilt and Rosewood mouldings amp a. 43 Chesnut Street near second. Harrisburg a. French Mirror Square and. Owal portrait frames description. Old fraaxe3 re Gilt to new. Gylfi by steam weekly Between new Yore and Liverpool. Landing and embarking of a gtd to it Queenstown Ireland the Liverpool. New Vorry and Philadelphia steamship company intend Dee Patching their full powered Clyde built Iron steamship As follows Glasgow october 26 Etna saturday november 2 Kangaroo saturday november 9 j and every saturday at noon from pier 44, North River. Ratia or Bali. First Cabin $75 03 i stekrage.$30 00 do to London $80 00 do to London .$33 00 do to Paris $85 00 do to Paris. $38 00 do to hamburg.$86 00 i do to Hamburg $36 00 passengers also forwarded to Havre firemen Rotterdam Antwerp frc., at equally Low rates. Jef feral on wishing to bring Eutt heir friends can buy tickets Here at the following rates to new York from Viyer Porior Queen shown 1st Cabin $76, 986 Aad 9105. Steerage from Liverpool $40 00. From Queenstown $30 00. These steamers have Superior tor passengers and carry experienced surgeons. They Are built in water tight Iron sections and have Fatuet fire annihilator a on Board. For further information apply in Liverpool to William Inman agent. 22 water Street in Glasgow to we Inman 6 by. Enoch Square a Queenstown to c. Amp w. Seymour for co. In London to Rives for Haly 61 King William St. In Pari to julus decouj2, 5 place Dela bourse in Philadelphia to John g. Dale 111 Walnut Street or at the company s offices. Jno. G. Dale agent Coll to 16 Broadway new York. Or . Zimmerman. Agent. Harrisburg. Coal i Lorberry Coal Phose who want the real genuine old a fashioned Pinegrove Coal from the Lorberry mines by the car Load or otherwise apply to Geo. Gar Firich jr., s. Amp s. Railroad office. Oct22-Lmd for rent a comfortable dwelling House near the water Basin with or without amp Rabung an May be desired. Possession forthwith. _ . Harrisburg october 5tb, 1861.�?imd no. 12, Market Street Harrisburg a. Au29-d6m rooms next door to Hummel for Killinger s grocery store. Insurance Agency. The Delaware Mutal safety insurance company. Of Philadelphia. Incorporated 1835. Capital and a�bet�.904,907.51. The insurance company of North America. Of Philadelphia. Incorporated 1794. 0ap1taland assets.1,219,476.1. Ryphe undersigned As agent for the Well known companies Wilt make i�burane6 against loss or damage by fire either perpetually or annually on property in either town or country. Marine and Anund transportation risks also taken apply personally or by letter to Hlll rom Harrisburg a. Oct46l-dawl7 xxx state Street near third Street a few doors below Brady s hotel Harrisburg. A five new Hearse Heady made coffins always on hand and neatly finished to it order. Stiver plates Fri. Terms reasonable. Iu30-d3m c. Baker. Harrisburg Blind manufactory. Second Street below Chestnut. Yeni Tian blinds made to order and All repairing neatly and expeditiously done. Per sous at a distance can have their work done by addressing a Letier to the undersigned. Thankful for past patronage he Hopes by strict attention to business to Merit a continuance of the same. Satisfaction guaranteed both Asto prices and a b. Sharp. Oci9-d6m gum goods for the army such As bed ,1 blankets Coats cars it Ziggins drinking Caps &c., Fok Sale by wih. S. Shaffer North Side Market Square near Buehler a hotel Harrisburg a. A gilds prof. Adolph Deupser. Uld respectfully inform his old t v patrons and the Public generally that to will continue to give instructions on the piano Forte me Lodeon. Violin and also in the science of thorough Gass. He will with pleasure wait upon pupils at their Homes at any hour desired or lessons will be Given a his residence in third Street a few doors below the German reformed Church. Decl6-Diia or. T. J. Miles surgeon dentist offers Hie services to the citizens o Harrisburg and its Vicinity. He solicits a share o the Public patronage and gives Assurance that Bis Best endeavours shall be Given to Render satisfaction in his profession. Being an old Well tried dentist he feels Safe in nit rag the Public generally to Call of him assuring hem that they will not be dissatisfied with his services office no. 128 Market Street in the House formerly occupied by Jacob r. A by near the United states hotel Harrisburg. A my8-dlv_ l Ndia rubber Buffalo Horn Baw Horn us Shell dressing Combs of All Van Ingen so Snyder designers and end tavers on Wood n. E. Cob. Fifth a Chestnut sts., Philadelphia. Execute All kinds of Wood engraving with Beauty Lorre excess to it and dispatch. Original designs furnished for Fine Book illustrations. Persons wishing cuts by sending a photograph or Daguerreotype can have views of colleges churches. Store frosts machines stoves patents frc., engraved As Well on personal application. Fancy envelopes labels Bill headings. Show Bills visiting business and other cards Engram cd in the highest style of Art and at the lowest prices. For specimens of Fine engraving see the illustrated works of j. B. Lippincott., e. H. Butler amp be. Oct261yd upholstering. Palm Leaf mattresses Cotton top mattresses Husk mattresses Cotton comforts chair cushions lounges. Camp stools &c., &c., a Bobd and for Sale at tue very lowest Rales for Cash. Hair mattresses Aad Spring Bottoms made to order. Sofas lounges chairs hair mattresses 0., repaired and made equal to new very reasonable All at no. 109, Market Street Between fourth and fifth by oct9.2md 1 a j. T. Barnitz

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