0:i l e pail) ) iftlegrag NOTICE TO AOl , E HMI SERS.—AII Ad rertisements, illi lir^As Notices, Mar. riagee, Deaths, 6.c., to secure insertion In the rpELE6LcArii, must invariably be accompanied With the CASH. Advertisements ordered in the regular Evening. Edition are inserted In the naming Edition ♦V itilOnt extra charge. ItAtiltir.-,BURG, PA Friday Evening, July 10, 1563 FROM LANOASItR.--Sovertil companies reached this city last evening and this morning, direct from Lancaster county. Among the number we noticed one from Lancaster city, which ar rived Le,t night about half-past ten o'clock, numbering eighty-five teen. They are quar tered at present in Camp Curtin. . Gov. Comm left for Gettysburg this morn 7 ing, to give his personal attention to the care of the wounded men in. the hospitals in that vicinity. He goes thence to the army, to ten & r whatever aid may be in his power to secure the comfort and the efficiency of the Pennsyl vanians in that organization. ARRIVAL OP WOUNDED SOLDIERS.- Sixty- nins oounded soldiers were brought to this city during the night and placed in the different city hospitals. The men were wounded in the battle near Gettysburg, and were sent here in charge of Sergeant Bohr, of the 153 d Pennsylvania regiment. FROM CAMP Parma.— Forty or fifty volun taw from the 153 d Pennsylvania Volunteerri, arrived in Harrisburg this afternoon, direct from Camp Parole, Chester county, Pennsylva nia. Tiny were tent here to be mustered out of service with their regiment, when it' shall have arrived in this city, after, the expiration of its term of enlistment. Many of the men were convalescents, who were forwarded here with the paroled• prisoners. DEATH OF AN OLD' RESIDENT OF DAUPHIN COUNTY.—Mrs. Elizabeth Bickel, an old resident of this county, departed this life at Dauphin on Monday last, at the advanced age of seventy six years. Mrs. Bickel has lived in 'Dauphin' county over sixty years, and during that ti me , her circle of relatives and friends had gradually increased up to the hour of her death. She was one of the few inhabitants who resided in this county at the time our ,troubles culminated. in war with England in 1812. - : Haw Arriummx.—The enterprising artist, Mr. Harry Davis, Nyho,has met with such great success since his panorama opened in dila city, has now offered anew inducement to those who may attend his exhibitions. He has purchased a large amount of jewelry, books, &c., which he intends distributing to the audience.through gift tickets, before the close of each "evening's entertainment. The distribution of these gifts will commence this evening, to continue two nights only. Those wishing to occupy good seats, and participate in the fun; will not need a precautionary word to go early, before the hall is crowded. Tue ERROLLMENT.-IL the Congressional Dis trict composed of Indiana, Westmoreland and Fayette counties, the enrollment has been com pleted, exhibiting a force of 9,702 in the first class, and 3,851 in the second chum, subject •to the draft. Deducting from this the ustral per centage, allowance for exonerations;therelnre still 8,702 subject to actual service. Taking ; this district, therefore, as an average one, we have about 326,235 men liable to do military service under existing regulations in our State. 'faking off agate, the per cent, for exonera tions, there is a positive force in the State !of 220,800. A draft on the State for 20,000.01 en will take about every seventeenth man of those subject thereto. Bann Womman.- 7 Eighty rebel,' wonrided prisoners passed over the Northern Central railroad to-day, en route for. Baltimore, where they are to be paroled and 'sent beyond our lines. Dr. Charlton, Surgion at this post was present and dressed the wounds, of many of them, they having been deserted by thetr:oWn surgeons. Altogether, the rebels 'presented a sad picture of wretchedness, dismay•andsqcei lag. They expressed themselves 'perfeotly,sat isfied with the ability and valor of the men: of the North, and were free in donfessing that the boast of the :!•:outh being able to conqrier the Government was all folly. They willremember •Gettysburg as long as they live: One fellow, declared that all which was necessary to mike .a regiment of rebels pick up Its heels, was merely to cry out "Gettysburg." The spill is last being broken. " NSW Ecousrafirmal OROLNILATION.—A llTan ker of clerical and lay delegates, from Fiee Baptist Churches in this section, assembled' in Rev. Mr. Colder's church in this city on last Tuesday, for the purpcse of organizing a Quar terly Conference. Five ministers and the same number of laymen were present, representing five churches in Dauphin,Larteaster ., Blair, York and CumberlandcountisS: qrfriifia tion was formed finder the mania of the " Har risburg Quarterly Conference of Free Baptist Churches ;" and delegates, were appoktedl to represent the body at the next session' of the Pennsylvania Yearly 'Sleeting; Th e many friends of Bev. Colder's congregatiou rejoice to learn the prosperity which attends them in their new ecclesiastical relations. It is now but one year since they connected themselves with the Free Baptist denomination, and already 'they find the-Work so greatly enlarged that they are enahled for& ii - Vigorons quarterly conference. One member of the'Conterenee, Rev. Mr. Leacock, was formerly a miefst*M. of Itheljnited Brethren Chureja ; and:tikee"others, Bev. Messrs. Bender, Coat& aed Boyer, were members among the Winebreniteriaiis. o These •are all young and active xnenonWdotthtleali will prove themselves efficient labertaido the vineyard to which they are called, e We understand that the cornerlatoial: the Crew church now building for the congregation; in this city, the laying of which was postpoped), on account of the recent Irillitary excitemant, will be laid with app ropriate . teremonies - next Tuesday. The building promises to be'one of the neatest audtuost comb:o4loin our pity. - - LIST OF SICK AND WOIINDSD IN COTTON FACTORY Hosprrar,.—We publish, today, the names, company and regiment of every sick and wounded soldier in the Cotton Factory 11. S. A. Hospital, corner of North and Second streets. The list includes those admitted and in hospital up to the last morning report, (10th inst.) There are yet over thirty vacant beds, by the morning report of the 10th, but patients are rapidly coming in,. and the beds now vacant will pro• bably be filled before the middle of next week. The hospital; at present, is in charge of Surgeon W. S. Wood, (lab of the 52d regiment Penna. volunteers,) assisted by Sorg, J. G. M'Candlets: William Thompson, Metropolitan police, Henry Guards. Leman N. Rupp, company 0, 17th Pennsyl vania cavalry. Frederick. H. Ribble, company A, 68th New York State, militia.. John C. Church, company, 0, 37th New York State militia. John S. Fargis, company B, 87th New York State militia. . Frank Chiiir,compag-t, Slat:New York State militia. Nicholas Love, company I, 37th New York State militia." Lawrence':E. O'Brien, company C , 87th•Wew Yorkßtate•milltla:- • • - George Ogba, company J, 11th New. Yolk State militia. Sergeant Frederick,: Hoffman, company K, 11th New York Statemilitia. Jacob Bosch, comPany.K, 11th New. York State militia., John Roper, company 11, 37th New York! State militia. Terrence Brady, companyß, 37th.. New York State militia. . Charles Dunham,Bird's : Battery. James Durham, company E; 66th - .New - York State militia. " • Genr.ge Hsyes, -company H, 71st New York Statemilitia.. Jolm Eble. Jolin Deter, company E, 93d Pennsylvania volunteers. r •F Cot Para! E. G. 'Gran'? cotapany H, 71st NewXork State , BernaittLevy, regular qvalry. Joseph cot,npany, F,:2d ?eansytya; nla militia." " limposi/company Et 80th yennsylvania militia.. • • Joseph golier,,i4norsiny q,,02(1 Pennsylvania D. W. Gallowat, - coait*it A, 161st Pennsyl 7 vania volanti3ere. Ala:tinder: Oalvf3ft, _company H;'..4.01.1 New York State militia. Peter Daganhart, company K, Now, York State militia. . Abraham Getz, company i.lth WW l :York State militia. Andrew J. Kerns, company K, Bth Kew:York State 19119 r, company K., 26th PermsylVanta militia. . • Jae. Perrine, company o,'B7th New York State militia. Corp. AndreiafStritib, col:4mq A, 11th New York State mWtta. Jahn H. Stever, dompelrir-D,Hoes Pe4n aylvardtaattery. f• • Adam Witzel, company A, 11th New York State militia. Robert Aberhama, company A, 37th Nor York State militia., J. w. parbe,r,.company militia J. 13. Davis, compagy G, 30,th 1 3 ennaylir#141 militia. Isaac Kelly, compaily C, 30tli Peansylvailia militia. J.: Kgline, compAnyl,Botll‘..Pennsyliuila militia. BOrgt• LineKekkeY, Pont*Y .A,,21 Penn sylvania militia. Gilbert Oakley, company 0,22 d New York State militia'. Wellington Fetter,. Map any it,.,3oth Penn sylvania militia. , „_, Jonas E. Heed, company H, .30th - ienney Ivan's , . Corp. John Schoob,-company I , 80th Penn sylvanta,militia. Jacob. Wyman, • company F, 80th Pannsyl vania militia,. Arthar Wylie , Oompaiii 0, 26th Patineyliania militia. Fred. Wolf;.company A, Anderson'e Troop Chas. Dyokman, company C, 23d Pennsyl yanla rnintifg: Robert &don; company F, 23d Penney licLnia jentei Murphy, company F, ZildPennsylvanin militia. A. E. Simone, eorepituy F, 22d Pennsylvania militia ` Charles Disternelt company 0 , 22 d Nevs York State militia. COiporal Frederick Link, company el, 11th New York State militia. Sergeant Henry Banner, compant 11_ . 11th New York State militia. , - • Adolph Blau, company. A, 11th NawTo'Fk Stake Jose& Oiler, „eta:ll[44y E, 11th New York State militia. . Jacob beiitch, 11th New Y,oik Rociolph Stem', conipany B NOW York State militia. - • ' George Adams, company E, Invalid Corps.. Timothy 21.,O'Brien, amipfulyta, Bth New York State. militia. - • AlPAnder H. Kenmgd, ecogg.o ,3 lz,' B ,th New York State militia. - John Janaeit,.,ooppany Cf,„Sth New TpFk State militia.• , , , John H., Rose, company (1, NewYori . State Militia. • James ter, company c, .9EL New 7irloylt. state militia.-. Wpm On'Oak couipsny F, 37th Nevi York tate ' -• • ' - • , Kithoe,'ltoropany IE, 7let Sew •York State militia. • - ' ' • 11 . W. Fartiar, company B, 22d New Yoik State militia. ' A. H. Kimmel, company E, Sth New York State militia. Edward Gitibritt,, ist Battalion Invalid Porps. J. M. Edwardir, natiskiiii, company • Fik.lst New Jersey • J. M. Fisk, company B, 2 . BthPthinsylVtiobt, E. J. Miller, company M, 28tit fehatylvinla militia. George W.'Campbell, company A, 28th Penn sylvania militia. .1.• Joseph Oskley,nompanyji, 28th Pennsylva- nia militia •f• Isaac Griffinot *piny B, 28th Pcasylsanta, William Wilson, company 1, 68th New. York State militia. t. ' Fnuxcis Itichards, company 1, 68th,14 evr York Statojntl3tla., Charlei Bosick,, cornPartY' L 'E, '64 'New York. State-militia. - - - Proderiot Jatiprin,' company H. list New York State tallith'.' JamteNlinley, company D, 69th YenusYlye-. nia voltintears. Max Loeb, company la, 61st Penndylvania volunteers. , • - Joseph P. SMltti, company (1,17 th Pennsy.l - ", . , vol Th iut ° te ln 'ers " c°ll4 - 1)843 ' K' 3d . _ •xt - ,Ar. Nicholas, compan 1684,1 Pao=Yl* Tolonians. ' - 46,1a0aNction,Compluiy 41, 58tli - ~.$5=11.914074:51,1364Y,,A1 24th ,wine whin D. E. Skinner, company G, IGB, r. York volunteers. James Welsh, company 0, Ist Provs3,ona Battery. Frederick Wade, company 0, 39th Penney! yards' militia ; wounded in chest. William D. Frederick, company B, 39th Penn sylvania militia ; compound fracture of both legs. Jacob Ditton, company L 123 d Ohio volun teere. Lieut. Abbe, company F, 37th New York. Ix Tows.—Major General ASLIB arrived in this city yesterday, and is stopping at the Jones Houae. lie object in leaving Philadelphia, the headquarters of the Delaware division, over which he has command, la to proceed to the army of the Potomac, to take an active part In the next great battle. SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT' A LlOENSE.—infOr mation was made, yesterday, against the pro prietor of the Ritmo' House, J. Greenough, for selling_ whisky without a license. A warrant was made out by Alderman Kline, and given to Officer Patrick (not Barney) Campbell, who arrested Greenough :and' brought him to the Mayor's office. Committed to prison in default of bail ~.' Ur UP TUN VALLEY.--Over three hundred .negrops, of both sexes, were ciillected near the litayor' office yesterday'afternodio by the police men. They were all 'figitiVes Irina np 'the Cumberland Valley, and bad Veen collected together in order that the Mayor might have liamportatiore furnished them to their , various homes. They presented a most singular ap pearance—some of them as jolly as their na ture would allow, while others looked as though they bet every, friend they ever had on earth. „Many of the males had been employed on the entrenchments, but these are about finished, and uo work that they-could , do, Which would be of any interest to the Government remain ed undone. They were sent pp, the , valley last evening, la, an extra train. POLIOE E8P011.2 ,1 --BtfOie Alderman Twenty cases of a .petty, nature were up this morning, mostly for clamant:less and disorderly conduct. Three of lliemtwire fined it each, and coats, and, with the rest, discharged. Lewis °ughler *as arredted this morning, by Officer Cline, for aseaultand battery mouth of George L. Brady. Doafendan hound over yi the tune of $lOO to answer the . August term of Court. From the aboVe arrest a cross fire. wee coin menced,between„ the two pglips, and George .:. Brady was also arrested for assault and bat 'tarp on _oath of Lewis Cughler, who entered bonds amounting to $lOO to answerat the same • Court Kthe.former defendant. kaill ART ' FRliiitini Vann= of a special meet ing thele4fes' Union Belief Association; held July Bth, 1863: The Ladies' Union Re lief Associatiotrof Harrisbitrg require a mode rate quantity of.,the ,folloaring supplies, and none others, viz: Butter, eggs, onions, dried fruit, dried beef, tongue, and apple batter. These should bs..packed Mparately• in small boxes, and 'marked &Tied svpilea. Address care Quartermaster General, Harrinhurg, Be: • The appeaFis made only to. the citizens of DanALin,Enrk, Juniata, Lancaster and Leba non counties, theee - special supplies being In tended for the ZIFIFand wounded of the hospi tals of this place: The freight will-be .paid by the State if the railroad and express companies regnirtrit. :The ladles who were kind enough htst fallto take , charge of dried fruit belonging to this Association, will please send it to the Association ream, In iValrifit street, Areehal ground. Attest; ELIZA A. BISHOP, Bgrelary. .013 trial Afeititts. HAIR DYE HAIR. Olt BATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE Is. the Best Ist the Werhi 274, ma k Seamless, Awe and Reliable Aye linown. Title splanai - Hair Dye is Perfect=changes Red; Misty or Grey Hair hiatantly tO a Gassy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring, the Hair or Staining, the Skin, keying the Ratt' Soft and Beautiful ; imports fresh AWAY, fre quently restoring its pristine smlor, gad rectifies the 111. effects of Bad ,Dyear , The - tkennine is signed W 114411 A. BATORRI.GR. Allatheis are mere imitations, and should be. avoldefi. Sold by all' Dinggists, ncron - -- 81 BARCLAY ST., N.Y. ' , Biaaanoß's law TOXpR=AM FOR MMHG WI WEL je2B 7 y. , To guilitrwigm If the strangers ,that,..are. now in, the city wonder wikrour citizens are so very healthy, `we wocild say in reply that Mrs. •Weethoven's GermanYegetable Medielnesarestill sncceeafully used, and that all who take of them are eatia: - fied as to their virtue. Now is the time fcir all going : into the army . to have Ai* blood eleanied, and ht a short tune they . will get fat and hearty:- No one need have tha i Dyapepsis, Liver Complaint, a Cough or a Cold. Thousands have been cured, and so may you. 'Pethßy your;; selves 11! giving the,medicine a trial. Call of No. 27 Switifline street, Harrisburg, Pa. Orders from a distance _ promptly attended to, jeM MB& L BALL. MOTHERS! )MOTIZERS:: MOTRERSI I! TION'T fill to .krocure HES:: ino W OTHING 1 T is valuable PrOpirrt&l' is tiiiniescrifitiOn of tine the.best female phYsicians and.nurses In the United States, and lust been need for -thirty years , with never failing safety and widows by millions of mothers and 'children, from the feeble infant of one week old to the adult. ' :It not only relieveg,the child feßi pain, but invigorates the stomeolk„and boivehi, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system.. It will almost instantly relieve Gino nt ram' ROWisa, kW wag) coma. • w e pepove it the - Heat arid Surest Remedy in the', World, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DILEMMA DT CHILDREN, whether it arises from:Teething. oi from anyrother. craft • Fulfdirectione for using will tusc9mtle4 each bbttle. Mine Genuine unless the faowimile 'oll=3 IftwIEREINS, New York, 18. on . the (Atsiff,o vxwm , Eiola Dy MediraineLliSmers: ' 4kiclpal 9ffico., , 48 De)eptreet, timik. - Nicpk-Chwir Cid= rim Iktrisw. • 30203010034 u Nemi.abmertiseutents. WHITE .SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS AT DOUBLING GAP, PENN A JAMES D. HENDillt, Proprietor, (late of K irk wood House, Washington.) Season Opens 15th of Tune. THESE SPRINGS are in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 30 miles west of Harrisburg. They are accessible from all the principal citie.i by Railroad to Harrisburg, thence by the Cum berland Valle:v Railroad to Newville; from Newville, 8 miles good staging to the Springs. The stage la always In waiting upon the arrival of the cars at Newville. Passengers leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Washington in the morning can arrive at the Springs the same evening at 5 o'clock. The Hotel is commodious and comforlable, with Hot and Cold Baths attached, and exten sive grounds for walks and amusements. The long experiende of the prt sent Proprietor (for many, years past at the Kirkwood Honse in WashingiOn,.H. 0,) enables him to say, that It will be*ldneted in a manner to please all! Visitors. ' Tains : $2 per day ; $l2 per week ; 4 weekii s4ot Children and servants half price. .&yer's. Sarsagi,!,a. I . S a concentrated extract of Para Sarsap . prilla, so combined with other substances of still, greater alterative power as to afford an effective antidote for diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. Such a remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer from Strumousioomplaints, and that one which will accomplish their cure must prove of immense service to this large class of our' afflicted fellow citizens.. ,How completely this compound will do it bats been proven by ex gthigAerit on many, of the worstoases to be found in theliillowing complaints : Maxima AND SOROPTILOUS COMPLAINTS, ERUP-, TEM AND ERUPTIVE DISEASIS ULCERS, PIMPLES ? BLOTCHES, TUMORS, SALT RHEUM, SCALD N./ULD,: SYPHILIS AND SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS, Plittoimiar DISEASE, DROPSY, NEURALGIA OR TIC DOLOREUS., DERILITY,,DYSPITSIA AND boromersols, ERYSIPIk-, LAB, ROM 0/k ft. ApiniGsflr Fro4.and indeed thinwhidb class of irfoimg.from PURITY OP THE BLOOD. _ , . • This torianound will `be found a-great promo ter of health,' when taken in theepting, •to expel the'foul humors which fester in the blood at, that season of the year. By thotimely expulsion of them;many rankling climerders Re nipped in the bud. Multitudes can, by the aid of this remedy, spare themselves from, the endurance Of gut eruptions and ulcerous - sores; through which the system will strive to rid itself of correptions if not assisted, to do this through the natural:channels of the body by an attars , tape mediOne. Cleanse out the vitiated 'blood Whenever you and its impurities bursting throngh the skin in pimplier, eruptions or soles ; cleanse it:when you find it le obstructed and Waggish ig the veins ; cleanse it whenever it is find, and . your feelings will tell you when. Even Where Perth:Saar disorder. is felt, people ' e n joy better tealth, and live longer, for cleans gig the blood. Keep the blood healthy, and all well; but with the pabulnm.of life disor (fixed, there can be no lasting health. Sooner Or' later something Must go wrorig, and the grekt machinery of life is disordered or Over: During years the public have been mis led by laige bottlee, pretending to give a quart of Extract'of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of these have been frauds upon the sick, for they not onlycontahr little, if any, Sarsaparilla; but often no curative properties whatever.— Heriee, bitter and' painful disappointment has . 'follOwed the use of the various extracts of Bar paparlila which flood the market, until the name elfin justly despised, and has become:4% l . o 43'- imposition and cheat. 'Stilt we cell th li compound &reveille, and intend to supply such a remedy as shall • rescue the name from the load of obloquy which rests upon it. And we think we have ground for' believing it 'hew virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary run ,of the diseases it le intended to cure. 'Prepared by Di. J. C. AYER & 00., Lowell, Mass. 'Price $1 per Bottle • Six Bottles in one package, gii C:-,ll;tianuvatt, D. W. Gross & Co., O. K., gellet,..J.; M. Lutz, Dr. Belly, F. Wyatt' and dealers; everywhere. ' TELEGRAPH NOTICE. THE AMERICAN TELEGBAPH LINE from .4. Harrisburg to Balt!More, sad the line :from Hanover Junction to Iffinoverand Qattys li.nrg, have bean purchased by the Inland Tele graph Company, that are, constructing opera rise lines kora Philadelphia to "Pittsburg, and from Baltimore to Pittsburg dire& These lines are in connection with the ,iridapend cut lines 11151, madalroin Portland,'Hilise, to Washington, and making from New Yortcsto Maio, Chicago, 14ilwankie, and other western cities, also from Pittsburg to Cleaveland, Co lumbus, Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis, Si: Louis and San Francisco, having:no 'connec tions with any of the old bontbillations of Pm& Messages can now be sent. from Harrisburg direct to York, Hanover, Gettysburg, Haiti more,-Washhigton and Philadelphia, without rewriting,. , also to New York, Boston, Portland and intermediate stations, also in cross lines to other npints. ' A share Of public patronage is reepectfully solicited, with the , •assurance that it will be promptly-attended to and strict ,secrecy ob served. Office in the Patriot and Union Building, Third street between Market and Walnut, Har risburg, in the same room. with Susquehanna forth and West :branch , • leXidgit A. J. BALDWIN, Menager. , Itch) 'lt SYRUP. A four lungs yolk ? Does a long breath '1 ,ive you Dalai Have yon a hacking cough Liu you torate hard,, t o ugh mat.' Ade, yotewlisted with nigtit pyreatejlaid iaat ot in,ep tnlfio, keels rivwr mu*. Itiin unquestionably save you. Price $1 00. The a bOVii medicine has been used extensively in this city with good results. For sale at BKRONEB'B BOOK BTOBB. , ; .1" 21511 SALaZralle Rood will and Axton of 1 - thiltestatuint under the Burke Honiecscor ner of Third and Walnut street, known as the Burke House Restaurant. Will be sold cheap, as the proprietor wishes to engage in other Poskassx Trap (lash. „ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. a ORGIE:4:00;41, retipOrAftaly announces G that he will be ottndidate for the office of County Commisslocer,.and if nominated and elected, pledges himself to fulfil the duties of ;the office withfldelity. . my29-dewtAts• ir .... , 6rl A M ONTH I—We want agents at $6O 1....1 A month, expenses paid, to lien our :.. to Berreur,.otisriffai .13mers ' and 13'othisr new, useful and carious articles. 15 circulars, free. SHAW & CLAM, mylB-daw3m Biddeford, Me. gog A MONTH I—l want to hire Age* a./ in every county at $76 a month, ex penses paid, co selling new cheap Family Sew. ing Machines. Address ' S. MADISON, I raylil T dawllm • - Me.; tATALL e :e E1R1Act.,;&43., tit lest 44 year% pricee, , at SOKSPIEWS BOOKSTORE, 18 ?Ladd street. jab jeB;dBzwlme MUSIC STORE, THE LARGEST VCANITMENT OF MEET AND , ALL EINDS DF • PICTURE FE4MES AND L • A14;811 , 1 .20(NI 1.118.--"-COmpMett—?Of, Ilf folroirinitiati* moved : • - kiist Ngftor.p's, celclmatal, NNW JssesT, sekoled. %%Ns AND Own's, superior: • Idromnsat's Exasteroa, canvassed. hiscairmso Examros, not encanuassect. IRON Cror, annealed. " IRON CITY, not anroassed. PLAIN HANRi strictly COUNTRY BARN, very fine. Each ham sold *Ube guaranteed as repro seated. Iit.,DOCR, Jr., & CO. . DRESSBVING JABS, of Alan and Stone, of 1 all kladequidttzes, fozeale low ; by.- :NICHOLS & BOWMAN, Jelb Cor. Front and Market. street. ri ED AR" A RE. —Tubs, all sizes, Mai Buckette "i'ir Sugar Boxes, Churns, Stand s; Large Cedar'Buckets, Painted Pails, &c. f 6 p • WM. DOCK, Ja., & co. = BROWN SCOTCH ALE, of the beet bnuads, always An hand and fort i e by [aol4] , POCK, Ta., & CO. ITAllLS—Exelsior Hama r % large and small quimtitliis, which we• are able to sell lower than any store in town.. Cali and examine. NICHOL& St BOWMAN, jeB Corner Friint and Market Sta. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Of any size MA in the qttuldani styles will be made to ordei: BEitGNEWS Climp Bookstore. large invoice4of &muse& apd nneanyamol hams„ of everiehoketriald In market. Each ham warrantedin good order. For sale very low by _ . . DpRE AND ITNADULTENATED I from the moat celebrated milli in the con- try, j aft repAved and fo,r sale by jl4 wu. DOCK-, JR., & CO. `, . "EMMA. FAMILY 110.1311—:A 4 lot, of very 12 41 choice extra family flour, just received and for sahib", & MMUS, , my2o Oor. Front 'anti Market elireete. ( - IRON% Wl'. Or TOBACX—inclucling Col grew], Cayendish, navy, Spun Bol,t, very low, jest received by & BOWMAN . ; CO%Front and Market streeta. OIL LANTERNS,/ tbkktd9,444:ol.lned ..%2 any chimney; and ' no wth4, ! r a j -p i t the Itght'ont. Oall. and exarnhleAt_ • ITIOHOLSAJK)ii i , .118 Oor. 'front and Market Ste. GFAIPN Sagras. C 04,.. , OIL $ COAL OIL 11- 2 A large Invoice ._ of coal oil , whiph we Offer eery low, at leaa than manificturer'i present pric e , t ic'oatreceived and for wan by NIOHOLII 8 130 r ItLUT, je24 ' Cor. Fraat and *Laois ea T ADIEB.I You know'vihere you auk get .14.1 Tote Paper, Envelopes, Visiting toad W 4 34: Ciado ap6 QIIGABS for l'roserving, of all kinds, which wa are now offering very IoRW. Call and callable at NICHOLS-At BOWMAN'S, fa 24 20 0 r! grni:o and-Market 01: , SALT, n4 l -lalum, Alth, .t,; - nn *ft) :u r ge or ,komw4/IuO4IIIBi,LPY kix**o ; 4 aor;Vronj AW100,11400.- New 2.hertionnents. GIIZATVISOOVEBY USEFUL and VALUA BLE DISCOVERY! INSOLUBLE CEMENT! Gls of more general practical utility than any invention now before the public. It has been thoroughly tested dur ing the last two years by practical men, and pronoun ced by all to be SUPERIOR 70 ANY Adhesive Preparations known Applicable useful Arts HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT Is a new thing, and the re sult of years of study ; Its combination is on A new thing &ientific Principles, And under no circumstances or change of temperature, will it becoMe 'corrupt or emit any offensive smell. Ita Combination Manufacturers, using 'Ma chines, Will find it the best article ltn.own for CeMenting the Channels, As, it works without delay, is not affected by any , change ; of tempera ture. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. JEWELERS Will find it ittiffintently adho- Ithio for th6lr,urae, (Intim Wen proved.. Jeweleis it is especially culapted to Leather, And.we claim as an especial merit, that it sticks Patchett and Liniege to Boota and Shoes sufficiently strong, with; out stitching. ,v Families.. It lathe only ILIQUID ;CEMENT !Want, that is a safe thing . for mending Furniture, Crockery, • Top . r I BOile,- It la Ivory, Ana arfieleo .61 • gostishold Remember 114T021'11 INSOLUALS IAMENT Is in a liquid form and as _ easily applied as paste. EliotTos's Issounms CEMENT Is insolible in,water or o i I HILTO/7 . 13 - humminim Omar Adheres oily substances. Supplied or Man nfeetkrets' ' ' - eRROnt 2 ioa HILTON BROS: &-CO., Proirietors, Providence, R. I. Finis jeB-dly WOKING GLASSES; At • Music sent by mall NICHOLS & HOW,' MAN, Opper ,Frent aitd.Mipiat Ste ap22' WY2O CELMATED - ittilE APPLE O=3E, direct from Ao InsAufitaterer, for sale by WM: O,OOX, Js„ & CO: At 4KllEriKffMt'S IK:101Wogx. Artta 21113rdiEtTritnti HILTON'S rtIRE PUBLIC are cautioned against the 1 SPURIOUS articles of LYE for making SOAP.now offered for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENTED Lye is that made by the PENNSYLVANTA SALT MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, their trade-mark for it being " S I PO.NIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE." The great SUCCESS of this article has led UNPRINCIPLED PARITES to endeavor to IMITATE it, in violation of the Company's PATENTS. All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or Bbl. LEItS of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED that the COMPANY bane employ - et - 1 as their ATTORNEYS, GEORGE NAMING, Eso., of Phits., and WILLIAM BAR WELL, Fig , of Pittsburg. And that all MANUFACTURERS, (ISMS, OR SELLERS of Lye, ID violation of the right,. of the emnPanY9- 1 0 1 1 be PROSECUTED - at once. The SAPONIFIES, or CONCENTRATI•.L LYE, is for sale by all Margarine, Gapers:3 end COMTRY STORM. BOOT k_SilOE TAKE NOTICE., Thel UNITED STATES OIROUIT COLULT, Weete/D District of Pennsylvania, No. 1 of May Term, in 1852, in snit of TRE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY re. THOS. G. CRAW decreed to the Company on November 16, 1862, the EXCLUSIVE right granted by a patent owned by them for 'the SAPONIFIER. Patent dated October 2,, 1856. Perpetual injunction awarded. SALT MANUFACTURING COMIINY ..OFFICkS 127 Ma /tit Street, Pkifadelphia rfiid Duquesne wag, Pittsburg ap257413m-sp - _Steam , Weekly to Liverpool. rrOUGEONG at QUEENSTOWN, (Coax, PIM- A- Boa.) The well known Stearuem ut the Uverpool_,.Nets York and Philadelphia Steam ship Company, are Intended to sail as follows : City of Baltimore, Saturday., July 11; City of Washington, Saturday, July 18; Edinburg Sat urday, July 25, and every succeeding Soundly, at Noon, front Pier 44, North River. RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLX nr Glow, on. rill AnkriPALINT 114 "0. REMEMBER assoz. • mnarsmian, $80.09 grammes, stmi do to Loudon, 86 00 do to London, 35 50 do to Raga, 96 00 do to Paris, 40 60 do to.Ramtnirg, 90 00 do to 'lambing, 37 50 Pateinigens also forwarded to Harve, Bremen, litailerdant, Antwerp, 47,., at equally low ratm. Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown : lst Cabin, $7 5 , 144 VA. Steemage from Lives:- Pool, $4O. VAPlA'Weenestown 930. Those who wish to asnutfor their friends can buy tick ets here at them rates-- For further informational:ply at the Comps ny'a Mime. , KAHN. P. BAIR, Ageat, 15Broadway,14. ,or 0..0. ZIMMERICLN ; liarriabrirg. 122a1y. Z l7 - 4 4 1 113R1P GREAT EASTERN, FROM .1 NEW YORE TO LIVERPOOL. GREAT The stea S hip ms EATERN, WAL'EER PATON, Commander. will be dispatched nKilt _ roues ea* iosx. Tuesday June 30 I Tuesday July 21 and at intervals thereafter of about six weeks fr9D , eaett Pork First cabin from s9f to sum Second' 'cabin, state.room berths, meals furnished at separate table.. $713 lanunden Tickets out and back, le the tird and second cabit only, a hi,re tad a halt. Servants accompanying passengers and chil dren under Waive yeare of age half prim In fants free. Third cabin,. $5O Steam% with superior accommodations . . $3O Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates as above, M. KNOCHE'S, Market it. ' je4-2tawl All fates payable In Gold or its equivalent in U. 8. currency. Each passenger allowed twenty. oubic-leet of luggage. An experienced-linroa board. For passage apAfto CHARLES A. VIIIXINEY. At the Mos, 26 .13roadway,, New York. For freight apply to Howman & Aluvaiwatz, Agents; 54 Smith st, New York. jel3ABm AN ASSORTNIKNT OF OVER 100 sTTI,EB POCKET BOOKS, gl3llB-£8 BANKERS' CABER AND LARGE WALLETS. LADIES' COM,PANIONS.- 7'2 tAV BL'llir G ATCHB ; L e S, Azd a general variety Of 'AMOY :19KX013,tanir able for Preterite, iotrcin band it KIKELEF.'S _ owl] Drag Store, No. 91 Market Street 'WE RIMY TO PLEASE: B ÜB,KIZART & RoßßiNs., PHOTOGRAPH & AMBR&IIPE GALLERY, THIRD STREET, opposite the Patriot and Union Piintiog Office; Hatrisburg. [jeg-tf EMPTY HOGSHEADS. ALARGE . QUANTITY OP EMPTY MEAT HOGSHEADS in , good condition and, with the beide in. Thai) HoliamPani ate desirable for Bin:tamp, Rumps. &a., and will be 30W itry tow price. Wht. ti(XlK;lit., - & CO. ut „ BEWVING JABS of all,kbrds, glass and • stone. Callandtexamine at NIOROLI3 & BOWMAN'S, .0 24 Oor. Front and Market ate. , 066 8 AND 'LEMONS—Anothei' lot of ozhiami c i ,: i n ot etr iar k e jut received.and for . NTOIIOI,B &BOWMAN, rayX) - • Car Front and Marketlane TOI3T a cvol, s *cab lot of Photograph Allbfime Bookistoro. SA PONIFIER CONCENTRATED LYE, THE FAMILY c OAP MAKER THE PENNSYLVANIA Min • POWI'MOPLAIES FOR LAMS -AND OBNIZIEMEN, SELLER'S. 'apt Fancy Goode Store. No. 91 ifarkei &red. FINE riar OF Some Splendid New-Patterns of The beat' Moro;xo
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