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UNlIE manaccmcutof tl'- w,.'-'r 'rn Hotel hnt.
| ing been resumed hy Mt--. g.. DIT IS HERR
the present proprietor, he. Ir.., '.m hrr.Hua
that the house i now being @. -N.N renovated.
rcfttcd, and improved with ,'rH 0" th' proper AMI
comfortable acougmolatiuu ut fI... nin may favor
the rstabli-hnyut with their custom Gur-.s viii
receive due attention and crnr.r-. and mo- expense
will be spared that may c.uAu.' ta maintain a.
hotel in n iirst-class style
Families and others desiring s.'.nrn in lHrr'H
burg during the summer muurl- r.| tml pleasant
boarding and large aui w,.'-F, Iatri rooms Ht ..I
establishment, upon moderate frn.-
SCOTT g#lIT
March %, 1859 q GILBERT uIiE.
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HEIMSTREET'S
iuinIit;si,.c Hair EgcSG0n'utiJ

IT Is NOT \ DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color hy supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural ,usynaucr, i'm
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promotes its growth prevents it, falling of cradi-
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sold by all respectable dealers. or can be procured
by them of the commercial agent, u. :. BARNES,
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October % lS61.
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Fluid Extract SarsOparilla Syphilis.
This is an affection Of the Blood, and attacks the
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UIERRIBLE DISCLOSUEES-S SECRETS EoR
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USE
rEEiENlsGREb'S E:NTEg.s6"E
EEsSEEs

For all Affections and Diseases Of
TIE URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in Male or Female. from whatever
cause originating, and no matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid Of IL
nIlRETc.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCuU
l. the Great Diurctic,
And it i certain to have the desired effect in all
Diseases, for which it is recommended
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'Il!E undersigned offers for sale the house and lot
l. now occupied by himself, situated in Deer street
the FIRST dwelling north Of the Lutheran Church.
The improvements are u good TWO STORY FRAME
BUlhDlNG, 2i feet squire in front with two story
Lacl, building e by p, with double porch. con-
tUinin@ in all eight rooms and large hall Also Il
good summer kitchen and other outbuildingS, to-
g,'hcr with good garden.
For terms AMI conditions apply to
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE pROPRiETORS OF TIE
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IllliADElIIHlA,
Respectfully call the attention Of Business Men and
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MANHOOD
How e.OSt. How Restored.

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SIR CrRtS
4 LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment and RAJ
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DR. Sweets Infall.blo Liniment
l. for sale by all Druggists. Price p and 80 cents.
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IsRs.ADS HgNs'Ss3.
Cougcr Of State oHd IHi"i SycCts,


HAREIsBUTG, PA.
THllTS HOUSE. in consequence of its convenience
| and near location TO the Capitol. has made il a
desirable stopping place, not only for those having
bu,ucs. at the seat of Government, but for Others
visiting Harrisburg
Ntur,, 1870
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DR. Sweets Infalliblo Liniment
Taken internally cures Collie and Cholera Nofhus.
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SOLOMON NSSEFeEG.

A ftOrucy az F.uN. Sunbury, Northumbe
"A land county, Pennsylvania.
Formcilv FrccEurg. Snyder county,
OFFICE Market street. one door east of Friling
Grant Store and nearly opposite the Courthouse.
All professional business, collections, &c will re-
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Au!l -. 1852.
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GREAT REMF'EY

For all Of which is speedy md certain remedy,
the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut the
famous bone setter and has been used in the practice
for more than twenty years with the most astonishing
success.
As an Allc1iat Of Pain it is unrivalcl by any
preparation before the public. Of which the most
skcrtcal may bc convinced by q single trial.
This Linimcnt will cure rapidly and mdicHlly,
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, and in thousands
of eases where it has been used ii has never been
known to fail.
For Neuralgia, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing
1t will relieve the worst cusrs of lioHdachc i'll three
minutes, and is warranted to do it,
Toythachc also will it cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General Lusstudc. All
sing from nUrudcucc or excess. this liuimCut is a
most happy and uniuiiing remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues. IL strengthens and rcNyi-
ics the system, and restores il 90 elasticity and Y-Or
For Piles as an external remedy. We claim that
il is the best known and challenge the world to
droducc an equal. Every victim Of this distressing
complaint should give 1t trial, ior il will not fail
10 afford immediate relief, and III majority Of cases
will effect q radical cure.
Quincy and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely
malignant and dangerous, but timely application
OF thus Liuimcut will never fail To cure.
Suruius are sometimes very obstinate. and enlarge
mcnt of the joints j. liable 10 occur If neglected.
The worst case E.y Ice conquered 10y this Lnlilncnt
in two or three days
Bruises Cuts. Wounds. Sores. Ulcers Burns and
Scalls. yield readily to the wonderful healing pro-
pcrtics Of Dr. Sweets luGlIiblc Luumcut when
cd Feet and Insect Bites aud sting.
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HBLMBO
GENUINE PREPARATION S
HgIiE.NAHs0E.Eb.S EXTRACT
ssRCIEgj


ErIiE.NAB0E.D.S EXTRACT
HsNCIGE
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesscs, Habits of Dissipation Early
lndiscrotiun. or Abuse.
Attended with the following symoms
IndspustiOn to EXcrtion, Los of power.
Loss Of Memory. Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakcfuncss.
DmnCss of vision. Pain in the back.
Universal Lassudc Of the Flushing Of the Body
Mucculur system, ErurtiUns on the Face,
Hot Hands, Paliid COuutcnancc
Dryncss of the Skin.
These symtoms if allowed to 60 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPIIEPT1C FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed by those
"dirctul diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware of the cnusc Of their suffering but
none will confess The records of the insane Asy-
lums and the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION.
bear ample witness to the truth OF the assertion
The Constitution, once Affected with Organic
Weakness,
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and in
vigurntc the system. which "lclmbod'S Extract
l}Uchu' invariably does. a trial will convince
the most skcp;ical.
FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES,
Old or young, single, ,HmaIrcd, or ontcmllntirg
marriage,
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
Buchu j. unuquallcd by any other remedy as in
tAloross Retention. lrrcguariiy. Paiutulncss or
Suppression of the Customary Evacuatous, liberated
or SchirIuus state of the Uterus. Lcucurrhca. or
Whites Stcrility, and for all complaints incident to
the whether arising from Indscrction Habits Of
Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms above
40 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
Take no Balsam Mcrcurr or Unpleasant Medicine
for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
EEEEyltI0ED's llNTgsA<"E
BEGRa
Cures
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages; at little expense little or no
change in diet no inconv cnicncc,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
1t causes frequent desire, aud gives strength to
jrinatc. thereby removing Instructions preventing
and curing Structures OF the Urcthra, ulaying pain
and inflammation, frequent in this class Of di.cscs
and cNrcIIing Poisonous, Diseased, and WoIn-out
Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
Qg.&<Eks,
And who have paid Heavy Fees to be curcl in
short time, have found they were deceived. and
that th, Poison has. by the use OF Powerful A.
triugcnts,' been dried up in the system. 10 lrcal.
out in an aggravated form and
Perhaps after Marriage
USE
EEEE.yIBGED'S ENTEs.s6"E
EEsS'gEs-
For all Affections and Diseases of
TIE URINARY ORGANS.
Whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
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DR. Sweets Irfalliulc Linimcnt
Ias been in iy more than million people, and
all Praise It,
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ESE-AkfE.BSRHED 1860.
PETER LORI ILLARD,
Snuff ~ H'obacCo manufacturer
Is & Is CHAMBERS ST,
(Forncrly II Chatham Street New York.
Would call the attention Of Dealers to the articles
of Iii, manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNCFE
Macaloy. Dcmigros,
Fine Rarpcc, Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rarrcc Nachochcs.
American GCntlCman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch Fresh Honey Dow Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or LudylOot
I s. Attention is called to the largo reduction in
prircsof liuc-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos
which viii Lc found of Superior Quality
TOBACCO.
smoking. Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking
Long, p 4. j.. or plain. :. Joco.
No. l. CNculi,h. or Sweet, Spanish.
No. ,. Sweet Scented Orouocu CANISTER
Nos. | & mixed, lin Foil Cuycudish, Turkish.
Granulatcd.
y. B,-Acircuaro of prices will be sent on arplica-
tion.
april 1. lSG3.--1
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El. rs. IRX&SE:Es.

4 uOrrcN nt INV. SINT|.|- n =
~ Collections attended To iu the n.H..t.. .' N..-
Union, Snyder, M...... .aau.,
aud Lycomins,
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Essisg .Sssb FOR DESEREEss&.

EEsiEs Sssb FOR DESF3seEE3sgS.
4 REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS. and the y,o-
~ N0urHr '-y#Usry incurred, will bee IIid a.
ANr rrrSuN. for the apprehension and delivery of
blNEEiLR at the headquarters Of the nearest pro-
yost uurshul. By order
JOHN KAY CLEMENT
Capt, and Provost Marshal 18th Dist, Pa
Ham burg August p, 1868.
~ -. 4. q. a.. ~. ~
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
BARRET, NEPHEW & co, Proprietors.
OFFICES. so. q North Eighth ST., Philadelphia,
and 81 j Olu ST.. New York.
Oar uecos in pyoing and Cleansing Garments Of
Velvet Cloth, Silk Moriuo, De Lainc &c. 6,..
ana Nha"is OF almost every description. 4. 30 well
known ,ni we only desire 10 remind our friend. ant
tho Fuhlr generally thnt the season tor settiug
ready their Fan Goods 90 now at hand!
Good received and returned by ENrreg..
BARRETT, NEPHEWs co
August ~. l-f3-3nw
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VIEWERS HOTEL.
NEWS. NEWS. NEWS! NEWS
BOOTS AND SH OES,

4 RE now manufactured tu order by the subscriber
" at CHEAPER RATES than at any other cstub-
lshmcut in Suuhury, The war tax Is not taken into
consideration and an work will be done at old price,
Having just received an euirc new stock ui leather
and MuIuceus, for
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
FIom the Richmond Wing !
General kwell.

Early IN the war, when a company OF Yam.
kee cavalry, headed by renegade Virginan,
dashed at night into Fairfax Court Housr, a
singular scene occurred. The gallant Mari
was killed, and his men began TO give back be!
fore the cavalry. At that moment gentleman
ruehed out of a house, called on Marrs m.n TO
stand firm, and with the aid OF Ex Governor,
now General Smith, rallied them. This gen
tleman was scantily attired, having, indeed, but
one garment on his perbon, and hs is unsrmed.
Thus defenceless, he stood In the middle of the
street, while the balls were falling thick and
fast around him, deted the Yankees, and rained
down upon them q torrent of imprecationf
such as were never heard before. His fury and
hts intrepidity struck more terror into their
craven souls than all the bullets of our infan
try. They fled, and tho much enraged gentle
man went quietly 70 bod. Ills name wal
Ewell."
This General, who first appeared TO the Yam
KEGS in hib shirt, will soon be. reduced TO hi
last shift, and then he may with greater pro
prioty "rain down upon them torrent of i'm
precautions, such as ,C'rc HeUer heard before.
The Wig ayers that his fury and his Intro
pidity" struck more terror into the foe "Mai
az he bullets Of oar hJmtry." What peopl
they must be whose bilhngsgate is more power
full than their bullets
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
III. pr.ri. new York and Bo..op,

The nrAfS IN New YORK ana bostoyf
The drafting in New York Jegan in the
Twenty second Ward on Saturday, and, up 10
the hour Of 10, five hundred and ffty-ons names
had been drawn. Among them Is that Of Hugh
Masterson, tho wcll.known detective police
man. 7fr.m,. .sf .... ..f." "H. . rr
Among the persons drafted In Boston and It's
vicinity arc six policeman from one district;
Mr.. Dufiio, postmaster OF Cambrldgeport; En-
ory washburn, Jr., son Of Ex-Governor WASH
burn, and Horatio Alger, Jr., the well-known
poet. Nine persons were drawn from board.
iDg house ,in ward Nine, and two only sons
from q house In ward Six.
Among the well-knowu citisens of Boston
whom the wheel Of fortune has summoned 10
the service of their country are: Horace Gray,
Jr., counsellor; Rev. James Bolles, d. D., rec
tor of the Church of tho Advent; Rov. james
Reed; Charles II. Andrews and Justin Andrews
| brothers, and both Of the Htrald; DR.. Henry y
| Bigclow, DR.. VIM. Z. Underwood, francis
Braggiotti, merchant on Central wharf; Wm
b. o. Peabody, clerk of the State House; Col
r. l.. d. Perkins, of the Hancock House
Thomas ". Sillowsy, ESQ.,, architect, &c., &c
Several officers of Massac husetts regiments ar,
also drafted, while the ubiquitous John Smti
was drawn iive times In the third district alone
and Mr.. John Anderson was similarly honors,
upon three occasions. s Fernando Wood ,
was drafted from tho eighth ward Of Boston.
Provost Marshal Shaw, among his other ar
rangemcnts for the draft In his dissrict, invite,
a dosen or fifteeu OF the preminont mon In eacl
ward 70 be present at his headquarters duhn,
the time thai the quota Of their respective ward
was being drafted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE REBEL RAWN INDIANA.
Morgan Burns a Railroad Depot and
Bridges.
he Is COMING 70 1NE RENtE OF LEE
Some Of tho Raiders Driven
Back by tho Militia.

ISprASApoLis, July 1l.-Morgan's forces
reached Vienna, on the JeiIcrsonvillc Railroad,
at O'Clock this morning. Morgan burned the
depot aud railroad bridge at Vienna, and he Is
now moving In the direction Of Madison, with
the intention, II is supposed, of crossing the
river at Grassy Flats. Prisoners, who escaped
from Basil Dukes command at Vienna, say
that the rebels arc moving in great haste. and
they think, from what they could learn OF the
raid, that IL Is Morgan's intention 10 pass
through Indiana and join Lco's forces In Nir-
gipia.
CINCINNATI, July l2.-Morgan's raid tonight
reached within seven miles OF the Ohio line.
Some of the bridges on the Ohio and Mis-
siSsippi railroad, between Cochranc and Mount
Vernon, were destroyed.
The rebels also approached the Indianapolis
and Cincinnati railroad, near Tummans, whcr,
they were met by q regiment of militia and
.driven back. rt .... ..-
This, probably, was ouly sipall body OF th'
enemy. The main body appears 10 be making
| for Aurora and Lawrenceburg. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Destructive Firo ia Liverpool.
REBEL PROPOSALS TO SPAIN.
Els NEUTRAL.
The Rebellion in Parliament

CARE unCE. July 1O.-Thc steamer Jura has
arrived from Great Britain, with late adviccs.
The Government has been defeated by an i'm
mensc majority on vote for the purchase Of
the late exhibition building.
A great fire occurred recently In Water street,
Liverpool, destroying a large quantity OF cot
ton. Ono or two hundred Thousand pounds
were destroyed. II is believed this was covered
by insurance.
The Paris Potrie contradicts the assertion
that a large armament is being undertaken by
France with view to certain eyentualities
which may happen in the North Of Europe.
The Confederates are reported 10 have made
proposals n the Spanish Government for recog-
milton, with the sanction and support OF Ma
poleou.
NEW YoRK, July l2.--Tho Great Eastern
has srrived from Liverpool, with advices "a
the 10Th Of June.
Earl Russell announced in Parliament that
Baron Gros assured hirU that France had not
any intention of.proposing mediation measures
to England.
Mr.. Layard stated the circumstances under
which clearance was refused to the steamer
Gibraltar. The guns were not suitable FOL
armlng her. However, she IL allowed TO go
and expected TO sail on the lst instant.
Mr.. koebuck moved his resolution In favoi
| Of the recognition of the South.
Lord X. Montague moved an amendment fol
continued neutrality.
| Mr.. Gladstone opposed the motion, and ia
vored continued non-intvrvention. He believst
| a restoration OF the Union impossible.
Mr.. Bright bitterly attacked Mr.. Roebuck
and reiterated his argument In favor Of tn
/ North.
Continental politics are unimportant.
Russia's reply on the Polish question !
anxiously awaited. It is reported that II ha
been received, but the contents have not yc
transpired,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
The Death Of Col. Albert v. Colburn.
, .. 81. oRpERs. HriIin. - q.
ApyuTANr GENERALS oryicE
NE..s.Aa-aS I..uo "a tQga

ApJurANr GENERALS oryiCE,,
wAsHfreroN, June %, 1889. 4
II is the melancholy duty of the Adjutant
General 10 announce 10 his department the de-
cease Of one Of Its valued members, Lieut.. Col.
Albert v. Colburn, additional Aid-de-camp,
died after short illness III u. Louis, Missouri,
on the nth inst. Lieut.. Col. Colburn graduated
at the Military Academy, and entered the First
regiment of cavalry as a brevet second lieuten-
ant In 1855, and was promoted second lleuten-
In the same year. In 1867 he was appointed
adjutant Of his regiment. As Acting Assistant
Adjutant General TO Col. Sumner during the
campaign against the Comanche and Kiowa
Iadians In 1860, his energy and zeal won for
him the cstcom Of that lamented veteran. In
July, 1851, he was appointed Assistant Adju-
tant General, with the prevent rank OF cap
tain, and was shortly ..after assigned 10 duty
with Major General Mcclellan. In the same
year he was appointed an additional aid-de.
camp for that general, with the rank Of lieu.
tenant colonel. Heserycd at the headquarters Of
the army Of the Potomac during the campaign
on the peninsula and In Maryland, and enjoy %
In shigAdegree the confidence Of the command
CT Of thai army. in December, 1856, he ives as
of Missouri, where he filled an important ant
responsible position up TO tho period Of hii
death. Lieutenant Colonel Colburn was dis
tingtiished for his gallantry rs d soldier, ant
also for his many social qualities. He hal
thus won tho respect and affection of large
circle OF his brethern In arms, who will long
mourn his loss. As token of respect to hi
memory, the, officers of the department. vii
wear the usual badge Of mourning on tbs lcf
arm for thirty day. L. THOMAS.
| ~. Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Call for Aid % oar wounded.

The following kilograms show what Is being
done and what Is needed;
"GETTYsBuRG, July Z, 1862 Vim. Bdlla.'
tyne, 496 Seventh street; We have opened here
and are doing nobly. Have received twenty
loads Of supplies, but not clothing, coffee, and
tea. Send stores, they are very much wanted.
We have a hundred delegates at work. We
occupy three corner stores and one large room
for offices. 7. Z. SuEARKH,
Agent Christian Commission"
"FREpERIok, July 10, 1s63.-send hospital
stores-wines, clothing, bandages, and food
by express, in largo Quantities.
joan A. COLE,
Agent Christian Commission"
boston has nohly responded to the tune oI
$4,000. New York, Philadelphia and Balti
more are also doing their duty; let not Wash
ington be behind. Send money TO VIM. Bal
lantyne, chairman of District committee, and
stores TO the rooms, 343 Pennsylvania avenue
Our stock is ut present very low, and all kind
Of supplies are needed.
WM. BALLASTYNE,
JOHN THRUSH,
z. RICHARDS,
District Committee.