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Monday Evening, June 29, 11863
PISTOL STOLEN.-- $5 &MAlM—Stolen from the
rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association,
in Market street, a fine silver mounted revolver.
$5 dollars is ready for any person who will re
turn the above, or show how it may be recov:-
ered. Apply at this office. je29-2to
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.—Captain Wellington
Jones, Co. C, of the provost battalion, which
was located in this city last winter, arrived here
at noon to-day with a full company, composed
principally of members of his old company,
which serve for nine months.
SPECIAL Nunez !—All persons having re
ceived rfies from the Friendship Engine House
are requested to meet there this evening at seven
o'clock, to perfect an organization. Those not
whiting to go out with the company and have
guns belonging to the same are expected to
to leave them at the place cf' meeting this
evening. By order of
CAPT. T. WEFLEY AWL
Dios s Esser, PRISONERS. —Forty-two rebehi
havi3 been captured and brought to Harrisburg
since last Friday - . They were placed in the
yard in the rear of the Court House, this morn
ing, and taken up one by one to the Provost
Marshal's office, when they were examined:
These prisoners are to be sent to Philadelphia
to-morrow morning at two o'clock, and will
be delivered over to the U. 8. Provost Marshal
stationed in that city.
A Goon Vraw.—The movements on the op-
posite side of the tiver, can be plainly seen
from the dome of the capitol through a good
spy-glass. Last evening a flag was observed
floating from a pole in a large field, nearly six
miles southwest of the city, euppost.d by those
who saw it to be the "stars and bars" of the
rebels. But a short distance from the flag was
part of a regiment, apparently drilling. We
have not since ascertained whether it was a
Union or a rebel regiment.
GOOD FOR LITTLE MIFFLIN.--Capt. Harry Eisen.
hire arrived here yesterday morning from
Lewistown with a compart'y of 100 men strong,
being the first to enter Camp Curtin, and tender
their services under the Governor's late call for
60,000 of three months troops. Another com
pany will arrive here to-day, composed of mer
chants from the place. The proper spirit has at.
always animated the people of Mifflin county.
"The Logan Guards" from Lewistown was the
first to ea ter the United States Capital al the
breaking out of the rebellion.
TEE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES.—The Pemasyl
cratia Reserves, under Brig. Gen. Crawford,
have been transferred from the Department of
Washington to the Army of the Potomac.
Their number has been increased by the return
to service of many who were disabled or wounded
in the many battles through which they have
passed. Applications have been made by the
officers and desires expressed by the men to be
led against the enemy now invading, their na
live State. The prospect of active service has
inspired much enthusiast)). =tong the Reserves.
~~
CLO3ING or Places or Busnms.—Nearly every
business, house with the exception of the hotels,
have their doors closed today, and, all work
appears to have been suspended in every sec
tion of the city. A general suspension of btusim
ness is actually necessary now,in order to allow
all able-bodied males to assist in driving the
rebels from this city. Every one can assist in
in this emergency, either by shouldering the
musket or picking lint, which will be needed
by the surgeons in dressing the wounds of those
who may be engaged in repelling the foe now
approaching the Capital.
Tim Finer COLORED Ts oars FROM HARRISBURG
'Sunday, the two companies of colored troops
recently raised, in this city, received their
-arms from the State arsenal, and were drilled in
the manual by their captains, Bradley and
Chester. Notwithstanding the awkwardness
of some of them in handling a musket fur the
-first time, they learned the first rudiments in
the school of a soldier in common with raw
'troops when first instructed in the -manual of
arms. Captain Bradley has a full company,
but Captain Chester will have to recruit ten or
fifteen men before he has the maximum number
allowed by the Government. The companies
have dany drills, and are rapidly becoming
proficient in drill and the flanking movements.
I==
RESISTING ENROLL= orricsas IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY.—Tho enrollment troubles in Mont
gomery county have culminated in the death ;if
at least two persons—a deserter and the enroll
ing- officer. It seems that Abraham A. Bar
tolet, the enrolling officer of Montgothery
county, wit :" the provost guard, went to the
residence of a
leserter named Howe on Sat
urday last for the •ourpose of arresting him.
On arriving at the housC,' it was surrounded by
the guar d , and Howe ca „24.4 for. A female
voice replied to the demand th: 4 he was in the
house, but that. he was not going . 4 o be taken.
BArtolet then cried out to break down. the door
and lake him out. At this instant HoN: lr e ap
peered at the window with a double•barreledgu s t l f
which he discharged, the half - striking I3artolet
in the breast and causing his .death in twenty
minutes. A
_man named * Eisenberry - then
sprang to the window, and discharged his re_
volver three times at it and into the roma.
Howe was seen to fall, and was sup d'to be
killed. Asalle neighbor hood was arotaiiiiiit was
not deemed prudent to attempt Bowe r s *nest
or to see how badly he was injured. The
foregoing are all the particulars of the affair
that have been furnished up to Thursday : There
is an organized resistance =to th&erirollnient act
in Montgomery County; and how farlt will be
permitted to be successful remains to be known.
Conran PARAD&B.—The various city mili
tail organizations recently:effected in the city,
arc having a busy time drilling in the Paiks
and wide streets of the city. Captain F. Asbury
Awl's, Captain W. H. H. Hummers and several
other eJnipa , iiss were out drilling this morning,
and went through the various m.aneuvres in
military tactics. The companies generally litsv:
two hours' drill in the morning, when they are
instructed in the manual of arms, the facings,
and in marching. Over five hundred men are
now in the militia companies of Harrisburg,
and numbers are joining hourly, thus rapidly
filling the ranks of the companies that are
nearly full. . "
sptrial Notitta.
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Claims, United States Pension, Bounty, Arrears
of Pay, and Subsistence Claims, &c., &c., made
out and collected by EUGENE SNYDER,
441lorney-W-Law.
Office : Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. L0*4771y
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PENNSYLVANIA., SS
In the Name and by the Authority
C.)
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA•
ANDREW G. CURTIN,
Governor of the said Commonwealth,
♦ PROCLAMATION
The enemy is'advancing in force into Penn
sylvania. Me has --a strong column within
twenty-three miles of Harrhbugg, and; other
colUmns are moving by Felton and Adams
counties, and it can no longer be doubted that
a formidable invasion of our State 14 in actual
progre4s.
The callsalready made for volunteer - pitia
in the exigency, have not been met astully as
the crisis requires. I, therefore, ~- r roiv, issue
this my proclamation, calling for SIXTY
THOUSAND MEN to come promptly . forward
to defend the State. They will be mustered
into the service of the State for the peiiod of
NINETY DAYS, but will be requiredlti serve
only so mush of the period of muster as the
safety of our people and honer oi our State may
require.
They will rendezvous at points to be designa
ted in the General Order to. be issued this day
by the Adjutant Generals ot: Pennsylvania,
whit& order will also set forth the , detalls of
the arrangements for organization,' clOtfiing,
subsistence, eguipmenia supplies
I will not insult yonby inflammatory. appeals.
people who want the heart to defeliEV4heir
soil, their families and their firesideri, tire' not
worthy to be accounted men. Heed not the
counsels of evil disliosed persons, if such there
be in your midst. Show yourselves what you
are—a free, loyal, spirited, brave, vigorous race.
Do not undergo the disgrace of leaving your
defence mainly to the citizens , of other States.
In defending' the soil of Pennsylvania we are
contributing to the supportof our nationaltgov
emment, and indicating our fidelity to 'Die na
tional cause.
Pennsylvania has always heretofore: - respond
ed promptly to all the calls made by,theiFed
eral Government, and I appeal la you now not
to be unmindful that the foe that Strikas at
otir State, strikes through our desolation at the
life of the Republic, and our people are plun
dered and driven from their homes solely be;
canes of theft loyalty and fidelity to our free
institutioni.
People of Pennsylvania l Vowe,tel .yo 4 all my
faculties, my labors, ray 4l life. 7 . 9 U to
your country your prompt. and 8811101111 services
and-efforts. The time has now cone When we
mustlill stand or fall together in defencc ,four
State, and in support. of onr Govern - tient; Let
:o discharge our duty that posterity shall not
b imk :for us: - Come heartily and cheerfully to
the resent: of our` noble Commonwealth. kaki=
taro now you 7 honor and freedom. '
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
• State at Harriebeltctillie twisty-sixth day of
_
June, in the year of ,mar- 4.M1.9ne Ahotwatid
. eiiht hundred and 5ix.,,,‘7-three, !Ind of the
Qiiiimonwealth the eightyletith:...".. ; • •
4. - : 0111 5P. T- : ,7
8t1T14.1 CiAMANon: ‘,,,
• "."4..N 4 ...1 -
Secretary -the Commoriviealth.
LIST OF LETTEI:`:S
LEMAININti IN HIE COST
OFEICE, RONDLY, JUNE 29, 1563.
IFF:GIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
LADIES' LIST.
Armlet', Mary Kinzey, Miss Mary
Backenstels, Alias Sarah Kinsey, Miss Gilley
Elamite, Mrs E Longsdorf, Mrs Harrict
BaAhore, Mrs Rebecca Loyd, Miss Annie. L
Bailly, Mrs Rosy Lynch, Mrs'Eliza
Batess, Mies Mary McElwee, Miss Sarah
Backenstoes. Miss Kate BicYacke, Miss Sarab
Bare, Miss Mary J Mead, Mrs Mary
Bailey, Miss M F Mease, Miss Susan
Becker, Mrs . Sul& Mason, Mrs Emeline K
Biddler, Miss Lanai' Madder, Mrs Sarah Ann
Bingumans, Catharine Malory, Mrs Ann
Brown, Mrs William Miller, Miss Barbara
Breniser, Mrs Susan Miller, Miss Mhry
Brinton, Miss Elizabeth Molts, Miss Sue
. Norer,ger t Miss Catharin
Buckingham, Mrs Jen- Obrien, Miss Sarah
Die 'lading, Mrs Suitt
Carter, Mrs Nellie M. Bilk! , Mrs Joseph
Cassel, Mrs-Jacob: Potter, ; Mies. Mary F
Carcuran i Mrs Ann Rearsage„Mi4 El lib'th
°Oran, Mrs Sarah Rauch, Miss Carrie H
Comfort', Mil e s Maty,,A, Boyer, ,Mrs D S, .;
Coble, Mrs Adaline Ruth, Mrs Susan
peltuff,tMies Anna < ROW . , Mrs Clarralf.
Day, lkiie§ Delhi Mira Mary'W
Dunkin, Miss Margaret Schenk, Mrs Henry 11
Dervirl, Mrs Catharine Safford, Mrs,Charlotte
Doner, Mrs Henriera Sanders, Miss Mary
Dunkin, MitsMargaret Seaton, Mrs Malcolm
Duncan; Mill Hannah , Shearer, Mrs Cumrie B
Ety:,,t c lim Sarah , Searger, Miss Elizabeth
Elser;` Mike 'Elizabeth • Sheluamer, Mra. Mary E
Eliot, Nis William „Sh,ataer,,,Mrs Susan
E?nest, Miss Mary Sinith,"Mrs Alleam
Egle, Mrs Margaret Mrs , Luthel
Fence, MissLL.„ ). Stuj,th, Mrs Howard
Fansler,
Mrs Annald Stiodt, Miss Mary J
Feerrs, Missltary A. Skane;Mies Ellin
Fame, Miss Leah J. Snyder, Mrs Elizabeth
Frances, Miss "nada Snyder, Mrs Sarah H
Firsbt, Miss Maria Stroh; Miss Annie
Fought, Miss Matilda Swartz, Mrs Mary
,Fackler, Anna B • Stephens, ; Miss Bosey
Way, MisalosePhine Stinmel , Mra Clirra
Garverich, Mrs Oaths- Thompson Mrs Jas B
rine - Trainer, Miss Emma J
Gutelus, Miss Emma J,Vanreed, Mrs Joshua
Groffey, Mrs Mattie 'lreinivert, Mrs Richard
(I ood, Miss Leah Ellen Whiteman, Mrs Sarah
Gray, Mrs Margaret Wert, Mrs Louisa
Hamer, Mrs Sally Welker, Mies Annie E
Hall, Mrs Ellen Williams, Miss Annie
Hostetter, alias Bella *Miami, Miss Judea
Houtz, Mrs Mary- • Wrakle, Miss Sally 3
-Riney, Mrs Mary,A Yeager, Miss Jane,
Hoffer, Miss Lottie Yeagher, Mies Susan
Hydecker, Mrs Mary Yeager . giEf Sup,l3
Jonson, Miss Luwoes Zinkler, Miss Susana
Kaitif),Mikil Athde Zaak MitcAlanie,
my 22 d&w6m
-....Q.E'NTL•EBEIEN'S LIST
Aoam.#7 W, Forrest, Charles
Adainsen - John B Fishel, Wm H
Alfred, hi. Fossard, Adolphus E
/Albright, Lewis , Fauct, Milton
Auge, Moses Fortriey, Dafid L
Barker, Fara F, M D Peter; Michael
Bare, Jacob Gices.,,Pr A
Babb, 0 Henry Gratfey, David
Boas, Ands •• Growaff, Anthony
Bildwin, dharlis GroViis; Andrew J
143a1i, Hiram , Gross, Simon
Graham 'N'Ef.
Biker, Wm .sGreen, deorge
Backenstoss, Alex Rams, Phillip
Berg, John Hadling, E
Berryhill, C A Hammill, S.M
Beatty, B S Jr 2 Hart, John
Bearry, liablen H Harman, George
Berkey bile, Joseph Harpel, Weary '
Becker 7 Major Israel Q Harts, William
,
Bernhane, John Hartman, D
Bean Jahn Harrington; Stephen
Bentley, George F Hemperley, Frank
Balkier,• Henry:lU :Santa, Geo H _
Jandes Henry, Rueben A
Bishop, Peter Hess, Robert
_Bigler, Charles diaper, William
pleasing, Levi Hill, Gideon
Blacker, Phillip l Hiner, Chas
8idd1e,,,1,0.,,,D1 Heim, R J
Blackmore, 'Thomas J Hitchcook,F S
Boyd, James Himbalright, Limit D
Bomgardner, J M Hoffman, John L
Bogaius, Edward H tack, Frank
Boyle, D Howe, A E
Houch. Amos'
Buns-11, Amos M Hotchkiss, Cap H
Bond, Joseph - HoOk,ll H.
Bremzer. Joseph A Hoffman, BOGS -
Browne Fiancis L Hoover, Isaac" W
'Breyer, Henry A ' Hynicka, John.
Brooke, Frank M Hind, Wm T
Bricker, eo D Henry, Wm
Burns, Lieut W Huddleson; W. H
Baas, Anthony Hummel, Casper
Brlokinbine, Geo Huffman, Samuel
Buff,. th:. Hunter, Baiph • ,
Bulluk, E L Hyatt, Col 'the° -
Minim; Harry Ilullilden, TC -
Bush, John Hunter, Geo H
Caswell, JR 'Hawse, J W
Carnahan, James E Irvin,_Natban;
Cass, D A Jacobl, James
Cameron; DavitiP Johnson, Hon H H
Carpan, William P Jonet,John
Chainbers, Win Jones, Henry 0
:Christy; Jarries , F Kendall, Willie H
Chalfant, A H Kell, Henry
Christy, :lames M ' Kenyon, A W
Clldeyney, W J Kloster, John -
Clarke, Wm II 2 King, B F
Clayton, Edwin H • Knoll, Johnathan
Coffee, C C Kimmel, Edward.
Cowdrick, Ackley B Kt:shale, Charles
Constnan, George Kreitz, William
Coburn, J B Larkin, Lieut Edward
Cooke, Cap Walter H Lantz, Peter '
Cormori,-John Lang, Cornelius
Costa' s - Antonia - " Battner, Jidda
Connor, Thomas E Lommea, Herman
E B --Landey,RevHerbertt 2
Cornwall, Wm J Lamming, Geo : A •::
Carter,
,Horace A Lena'Abgbatus
Cummings, John Leaman,John :H
Cummings, Richard It Leith, F 73
Craugh, Henry s Lehman, George
,Commin, .14chard* • Lowrey, Jos G
Davis, Henry
Davis, panties , ',lsrAtegi, - George -
:Doneiy, 'M'lteiroyrAuglistus
Deviva, M D IlirKeoo,"Johie,T
Dermabeiger, Sergt A MiCanalaud, Harty
Decarlion,J T
'
Dawion -harles - Daniel
Debolt,,Di : 11.'Creary, Chas F
Donor, Rev S M'Matining, Chas
DSTlBllerhy, James Nit" lA'Clentity Samuel
Dorman, Richard: ht'Neal,'Wm
Dorvin, Aaron ll'Alistor, Gates 2
Martz, James -
Dieminson, C B, Makin!, Watson,
DiMoorn, Joseph -W "
Edlrlab37 George_ T. Mathews, Thomas
MittarkrOltrifi
Edgar, John MitithipXo
Eagle, CO - Mathews, Weary
~ -Etterly,,, S titnuel[ -I Mitchel, James
E?gle, E MeGee,;? - dit - eish
Eel? B.- kariaßei, ;
James Mai4uet;,Jahn A
Eck ,Benjwatn Martha;'David -
S,filkgsNOPPria,,, Marshall, James J
- Mealy, John
Wffer, - Itteszh 'li_ Bluppsis • -
Biste,3l, .I,4teok 2
Fennimcce;mat —, z Charlet
=MI
New 2thertioements.
THE LARGEST CihCULATION
New ativertinments
Mitchel, G V, 111 D Seawright, J B
Miller , J '1 Shaeffer, Wm E
hiller, Nelson F Simpson, B-r.j NI
Mitchel, Win M. Sloan, Cap Hugh
Miller, Thomas Simonson, George L
Miller, Michael Saul r, 'I homai C
Miller, Josiah Smart, Jas D
hierlison, John Smith, hi nis
Momson, Robert Snyder, Ch s B
Moire, i)0 Soorkley, Chas C
&toady John D S ,owden, A Louden
Muosen, T D S timer, John
Morton, L M Straley, Stephen
Moore E J Stone, W P
Myers, J 11 Stevenson, R E
Murray, C S . Stence, Jain C
Mamma, Jacob Stewart, A 0
liGilman, Reuben Stine, Jacob
Niblo, Henry Sykes, Thomas
Newman, A S Sullivan, Dr T H _
Neyhard, Jacob • Stewart, Samuel C
Raven, F .- Ruth, Thomas C
Nagle John R . Stnngen John
O'Connor, George Strouse, Hon M
Otto, William Sweger, James, K
O'Donnel, M Stockel, Augustus
Naomi, Hon A. V Stockham, George E
Palmer; Henry Strakesch, Max
Patiner, Wm Stoner, George W
Potter, James Thomas, Wm hi
Park, William Thomas, John
Palmer, C W Thomas, W G 2
Parsons, S V Tegg, Richard
Perry, Davis Thompson, Geo W
Patios, Hon El Newton Tevis, W N
,Phillips, Cap S D Talltnghast. A G
Pinckney, Major Trewick, Walter L
Pennell, A. L Tyson, Aaron H
Philbrook, Jartied A ii ,, ger, Christian, D
Post, Henry , Wrick, Salton I,
Potter, Harry Winters, Henry
Prowell, Rubt hi Watsoe, Ricard,
Pit:melt Andrew S Waret,rWm 11
Pursel, Wm 0 Watts, Samuel
'Powell, Amos hi - Wabern, John C
Purdy, fames H Watson, Capt Jas L
ILex, Aerie ' - 'Whelar, William
Rhoads, Christian Weaver, Levi
Reimenenyder, 0 A West, Ansel
&Rig, l:W W, Weaver, Jog H
Rictutit'S --:..., Weaver, Martin _.
Richilieson, --'' - zWarnick, James E
Rigg, Hamson • Weaver, Ephriam. E
Ridtle, Daniel `" • Walters, E
Ryne, Mager Webster,-L A
Rosa, Josiah - Webster, Din
}lore, Dwight Wiikeson, Ersamel.
Saytor, David E Williamson, Samuel
ilohreiner, If E Weldricks, Nelson P 2
Sciford, Michael Williams, Rev L-D
Schriver, Wm L Whitman, Howard
Scheflelin, E 0 Witmer, Jacob A 2
SchroPp, Aba'm S Wilson, John
Sanders, Wm H Wild, Sam
Sheppard, Gerard 0 ' Williams,Harry
Sharp, George Walcott,, J '
Shornier. Jefferson Worth, Edward
Shane George .
, Woodcock, Writ
Shama, Reuben, . Wood, Walter A
Shrope, E S Wood, Henry D
Sechner, Richard ' Yoke Joseph •
Shidier, S J'', Zell, John
Sharadin, Tomas
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will, please :say they are advertised, and give
theAlate of thelist in which they appear. 0111)
cent :due on each.
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as the proptlitor , wishes to engage :In other
ibtukness. Tonna Clash.
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combination is on
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kad under ..tto ctrcumstaaces
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will it become corrupt or
emit any offensive smell.
BOOT & SHOE
Slanufacttfrers; using Ma
chines, will fled it the hest
trrtiele knownkw Cementing
the Mamiels, as it works
Without deitiy, is not affected
y any change of tempera
ture. '
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Will find it sufficiently sae,.
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proved.
o,Tecially adapted to Loa:rt.,
Lod We claim as an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches
and liulogs to Boots and
Shoes suSciently strong with
out stitching.
It is the only
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for mending
Furniture,
Crockery,
Toys, . '
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Lr'OKING GLASSES,
At
W. KNOCHE'S,
98 Market st.
Mask sent by mail. je4.2tawly
MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS.
•
TWENTY-SIX FIRST PREMIUMS,
YER MEDALS,
• TW a n ud V th E e SU'
ONLY GOLD'MEDAL (erer won by instru
ments of this class) has been awarded to
MASON & HAMLIN'S INSTRUMENTS.
- A full assortment of these instruments al,
ways on hand, at W. ENOCHE'S,
Sole Agent,
je4-11taw I y 98 Market street.
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, FROM
1.7 NEW YORK TO TAVERPOOL.
- The steamship
GREAT E-ASTE.RN
WALTER : PATON, Commander
will be dispatched
FROM LIVERPOOL. moIt: NEW FORK.
I
Tuesday June 80 -Tuesday July. 21
and at intervals thereafter of about six weeks
from each port.
First cabin from $95 to $146
Second cabin, state-room bertha,
meals furnished at separate tables $7O
Excursion Tickets out and, back ; in the first
and second cabin only, a - fare sad &half.
Servants accompanying passengers and chil
dren under twelve years of age half price. In
fants free.
Third cabin $6O
Steerage, with superior accommodations. $3O
Price of passage from Liverpool; same rates
as above.
All fares payable in Gold, or •ite" equivalent
in U. S. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For paesage ap•Ay to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, 26 Broadway, New York.
For freight apply to
Hoinniari Ft'AsPriiiraim, Agents,
b 4 South at., New York.
jelB4l3m
GRAND PICNIC
YOE TIM
Benefit of the Hope Fire Co., No. 2.
. AT HONJWAN'S WOODS,
EATMIDAY, JULY Ant, 1863.
Tickets. lb Ceuta.
T. G. Sample, John lif!Comae,
D. X. Martin, Wm. Carson,
J.. M.. Garverich.
No improper characters will be admitted and
there will be a sufficient police force on the
ground to preserve ~ order. jel2-dtd
THE UNITED. STATER HOTEL.
HARRISBURG, PA.
COTEHLI T ifs HUTCHISON, Proprietors
TEN well knowri Hotel Is now in a condi
tiOn to accommodate the traveling puling,
affording the most ample conveniences al.ke for
the transient guest and the permanent boarder.
THE, UNITED. STATES HOTEL has been
entirely refitted throughout, and now has ac
commodations equal in extent, comfort and
luxury to any hotel betweetiPhiladelphis and
Pittsburg. Its location is thebest in the State
Capital, being in easy access to all the railroad
depots, and in close proximity to all the public
offices and business localities of the city. It has
now all the conveniences of
FIES 2 CLASS HOTEL,
and the Proprietors are determined to spare
neither expense; time or labor to ensure the
comfort of the guests. The patronage of the
traveling public is respectfully solicited.
LADIES' FANOY TRAVELING
BASKETS I
W ITH a large assortment of
IikSKIS, . Soup, . ,
&soot, ~Ciiiiiice4 .
Perna, ' Optimize,
Sits, CAXA.
jell WM. DOCK, Jr.. & CO
us m
50,000
" EXCELSIOR "
(mivAssED)
NIL vt.S;'
Now Bacsrvmet, which we can sell whole-sate or
by the 'single Ham, at a very low figure.
aky3ol WM. DOCK, Jr.. & CO.
. RECRUITS WANTED.
GLOB 47nt REGIMENT, P. V.,
'COL. T. H. GOOD, Commandiog,
Stationed at Key West, Florida.
Apply to Lleut..W. W. GHETt,
fid Street, opposite Presbyterian Church.
[Patriot and Union; Perry County Democrat,
and American, Bloomfield, copy ono month
send bill to this office for collection immedi
ately. my26-11nla
$6O A MOTH!-We want agents at $6O
a month, expenses paid, to sea our
Beerkssting Penal; Oriental Burners, and 13 other
new, useful and curious articles. 15 circulars,
EC SHAW Ir, CLAIM,
• mylB-daw3m Biddeford, Me.
FOR COUNTY COMMIESIONER.
fIEORGE CASSEL respectfully announces
Ur, that he will be a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner, and if nominated and
elected, pledges himself to fulfil the duties of
the office with fidelity. mY29.-(4‘.001
EMPTY HOGSHEADS,
ALARGE - QUANTI/Y OF - EMPTY MEAT
HOGSHEADS in good condition and with ,
the heads in. These HooBßasixi are desirable
for ilinanints, FARIS'S. &0., and will be sold at
away tow price. WM. DOCK, U., &CO.
,
WARR—Tub!, all lyjeil,
ki Backe*. Bow 'Ames, Chkir; 3 ; Otha!day
wig" 09* Buckets , Paluted Pat* P &O.'
"-.uW 'kJ* uxurabot (xt•
AND
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
%V. II NQCEIE'S,
93 Market at
JAMES D. HANDLIY, Propietor, (late of E. irk
'moo House, W.shington.)
Season Opens 15th of June.
THESE 5P131.1% GS are in Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania, 80 miles west of Harrisburg.
"they are acctssible from all the principal cities
by Railroad to Harrisburg, thence by the Cum
berland Valley Railroad to Newville ; from
Newville, 8 miles good staging to the springs.
The stage is always in waiting upon the arrival
of, the cars at Newrilla.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore,
or Washington in the morning cos arrive at the
Springs the same evening at 6 o'clock.
The Hotel is commodious and comfor able,
with Hot and Cold Baths attached, and exten
sive grounds for walks and amusements
The long experience of the pr. sent Proprietor
(for many years past at the Kirkwood House in
Washington, D. C.,) enables him"to say, that
it will be conducted in a manner to Vesta all
Vhitors.
Nara : $2 per day ; $ l 2 per week ; 4 weeks
$4O. Children and servants half price.
jeft.d&wlms,
Valuable Furnace Property for Sale
or to Bent.
THE underaigced will sell or rent Chester
Furnace, situate in Cromwell township,
HlLEltiiv3o. county, Pa. The Stack is well and
substantially built ; there is also Ten Bank
Houses in tolerable repair ; there is an abun
dance of good wood that can be purchased at
from 16 to 25cents per cord, (wood leave,) with
in two miles of the stack, and abundance of
good ore can be got from one to two and a half
miles, at a reasonable price. The furnace is
about ten mites from Mt. Union station,
P. R
S., with a good public mad leading to it. Fez
further particulars, address
Spruce ()seek, P. 0., Huntingdon county, Pe
rur3l-d;im
Steam Weekly to Liverpool,
rriOUCIIING at QUEENSTOWN, (Coax Hha
-11 The well known Steamers or the
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company, are Intended to sail as foliowa
City of Manchester, Saturday, June 27; city
of New 'fork, Saturday, July 4; City of Wash
ington, Saturday, July 11, and every succeeding
Saturday, at Noon, from Pier 44, North River,
RAT OF PASSAGE,
PATABIN IN GOLD, OR Ma RQIIMAINIM IN CDt
lIINCIT.
neer aa.msr, $BO 00terseasies,
1 $B2 60
do to London, 86 00 do to London, 86 60
do to Paris, 95 00 do to Paris, 40 60
do to Hamburg, 90 00 do to Hamburg, 87 60
Passengers also forwarded to Harve, Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &0., at equally low rates.
Fares froth Liverpool or Queentetown : Ist
Cabin, $75, $B5, $lO5. Steerage from Liver
pool, $4O. From Queenstown, $3O. Those
who wish to mud for their friends can buy tick
ets here at these rates.
For l further Infonnatkii apply at the flompa
ny's Offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y.
or O. 0. ZIMMERMAN; Harrisburg.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
OVER 100 STYLES
A. PINE LOT OF
BANKERS' CAERE AND LittGE WALLETS.
TRAVELING SATORELB,
And a general -variety of FANCY GOODS, suit
able for ?pimento, now on hand at
KELLER'S
myll) Drug Store, No. 91 Moshe - treat
VEGETAB Lig Ott GARDEN sm.rios
- 1-ATE have received for this season more than
V V our usual stock of
FLOWER REEDS.
home oboim varieties on bacd. Also, Gar
den and Vegetable seeds of the best quality.
KELLER'S DRUG SIORE,
91 Market streSt.
my 4
POTATOES.
VIM= and Pesch Blow. A large supply
IV". of the above in prime condition, just re
ceived and for side by
aprlo WM. DOOR, Jr., .&
WE STUDY TO PLEASE:
BURKHART & ROBBINS'
PHOTOGRAPH ds AMBROTYPE
GALLERY,
THIRD STREET, opposite the Patriot and Union
Printing Office, Harrisburg. De9-.f
DEFEND YOURSELVES.
AFEW BREECH LOADING RIFV,S • are
for sale at the
jels
M ACKEREL—A, large lot of Mackerel in
barrels, halves and quarters, for role low,
bY NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
108 Oor. Front and Market eta.
XXTALL PAPER, BORDERS, &c.,8r.c., at last
Y V year's prices, at
SWEETER'S BC)OKSTORE,
18 Market street.
jels
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Of any sirs nut in the atandard styles will be
made to order.
WEE AND UNADULTERATED SPICES,
from the most celebratedinilla in the coun
try, just received and for sale by
jl4 Wit: DOCK. &Co
ILTAMB.—A largo invoice of canvassed and
.LJL anew:massed Jimmy, of every choke brand
in market. Bachimmirarrantedin geed order.
For sale very low by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN
Corner Front and Market Sp.
ap27
A LiftGg volletY of Notions. just-raved,
. Saff-PFFEWB BOOK,sToRE.
trealoral:
YA- trlizoir ' DPo!'nfuf
Nem 22tnertistments
WEIITE SULPHUR
AT
DOUBLLVG GAP, PEArN A
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POOKET BOOKS, PURSES
AND .
PORTMOXAIES
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ZELLER 'EI
Drug awl' Fancy Goods Store,
No. 91 Mart Street
Some Splendid New Patterns of
LADIES''2OOM-PANIONS
The best Morocco
EAGLE WORKS.
BERGNER'S
Cheap Bookstore.
ME