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AHHI -BITEG, PA
Alonday Eveititift, July 20, 1563
LOFT.—On Friday night, the discharge papers
of Private John Donahower. The finder will
confer a favor by leasing them at 'IBIS OF
FICE.
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Losr.—On Saturday evening, between Herr's
Hotel, on Third street, and Walnut, a DIA
MOND SHAPED GOLD PIN, having Greek
letters inscribed on it. Is had a chain and
safety pin attached. The name of Eugene L.
Rowe is also engraved on the back of the pin.
A suitable reward will be paid to the findtr by
leaving It at THIS OFFICE.
THE DRAFT IN THE 16TR CONHREESIONAL Dis•
lor.---We learn from the York Press that the
draft for the Sixteenth Congressional district,
composed of York, Cumberland and Perry corm •
ties, will be made at Carlisle, commencing to
d ty or to moi row.
PROVOST GUARD IN CARLISLE.—Company D, of
the 31,t Pennsylvania militia, (Captain Clegg,)
has been detailed as a Provost Guard for Car
lisle. The company was raised in Idanayunk,
Philadelphia, and contains quite a number of
gray hailed men, who would scarcely be able
to stand the hardships of the field.
AGAIN IN OPERATION.—The railroad bridges
a'ong the line of the Cumberland Valley road
have been re-built, and the 'train which left the
depot this morning was to run as far as Ship
pensburg. The train advettised to leave at four
o'clock this afternoon, runs the whole length
o f the road, and will' reach Chanibersburg for
the first time since the rebels had possession of
that b a. vough, in June last.
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ENLISTED A. rRIVATES.—The LanscastEr Fen
elide band arri :ved in town this noon, and are
now in Camp Wo understand that
every member of th e band, numbering seven
teen, has enlisted in o ,llloriel Hambright's (79th
Pennsylvania) regiment sa a private, and are
now here as recruits for th.lit regiment. They
will probably be detailed ly)' the C olonel as
musicians after they reach the :element/ and
thus maintain their old organizat!Ont besides
doing service in the field.
TILE GOOD WILL PICNIC.—The committee eP
pointed by the members of this company, hLwe
decided to hold their picnic at Fisher's woods, *AN
Friday, the 24th inst. The picnic was advertised
to be given on the 20th of June, but owing to
the emergency then existing, it was postponed
until next Friday. The picnic is to be held for
the purpose of obtaining money to make
another payment on their uew engin - e, and for
this reason we give them a totice in our local
columns.
Brcomma Sennes.—Considerable apprehen- 1
sion is felt fora supply of bivalves during the
coming season. In Baltimore last season they
were unusually scarce, and the prices went up
about 25 per cent. The packers of Baltimore,
in view of the information received from the
lower part of the bay that the oysters are nearly
exhausted where they have been taken for the
past three years, held a meeting and sent agents
down the Chesapeake to examine into and re
port the facts. They reported that the beds are
almost entirely destroyed, and as yet they can
not go to the beds in the Virginia rivers. Added
to the scarcity of oysters, fully half of the whole
number of boats engaged in the trade have
been destroyed since the war broke out, and it
has become difficult to get caught and brought
to Baltimore the oysters that are left In the
beds. In view of this condition of things, the
packers of that city have declined to make any
contracts at any specific terms:
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TII a FALLEN PENNSYLVANIANS AT GETTYSBURG.—
By a dispatch from Chambersburg, we learn
that every arrangement has heen made at Get
tysburg, by-Governor Curtin, for the removal,
on application to David Wills, residing there,
of the bodies of Pennsylvanians killed In the
late Wale. A map of the battle-field has been
made which shows the exact locality of every
grave. 2 A list of the wounded and sick Penn
sylvanians is also being made, and every facility
for the finding of soldiers will be afforded. The
trains, however, for the next eight days, will
be used exclusively for the transportation of the
wounded and sick. Persons who contemplate
a visit to Gettysburg for the purpose of removing
the remains of relatives and friends, would do
well to postpone it for one week at least. Trans
portation will be furnished at the State expense
for the body and one person to accompany it,
Those of the Pennsylvania militia wounded in
the late skirmish near Hagerstown will be re
turned to their homes as soon as the transporta
tion can possibly bo procured.
SERIODS RAILROAD ACCID&NT.—Last Saturday,
as a train cf cars were passing over the new
bridge, recently erected over the Conewago
auk, near York Haven, on the Northern Cen
tral railway, the locomotive and several freight
rs broke through the bridge. The locomo
c._
tine u.
'ld not appear to have sustained much in
jury by thL. , accident, but the cars were com
pletely&The engineer and fireman
wrecke, .
were injured, but not dangerously. The
conductor, William 4mr, from this city was
seriously injured, though he "a doing well;
•
One of his legs was crushed at the ankle, and
had to be amputated. 'Three de- -uolished
freight cars were loaded' with
_fat bogs and
sheep, most cf whom were either .kfiled
drowned. The badge (or trestle work) was
erected by the goverement construction' gang
to supply the deficiency created by the old one
being swept away, and had not Well sufficient, 7
ly strong enough for the passage of heavy
trains. The bridge has since been repaired;
together with the other bridges along the road,
and travel resumed as usual:
IHOSiE AGAIN —The 162 th Pennsylvania
miii ia, passed through the city this morning,
z.ll their way house to ritthbtli.,„7
RELIEVIII —Brigadier General Joe. P.
of this city, Las been relieved from duty in this
State, and , s as to leave for Washington at r
o'clock this afternoon, from thence to proceed
to the Army of the Potomac, to jAn his old
brigade in the field.
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Faom GEITSSDURG.—The train from Baltimore
this morning had a car attached containing
twenty-one dead bodies from Gettysbutg . They
were all packed in neat pine boxes, and plainly
directed to their places of destination. Several
of the deceased were from Ohio, and had be
longed to the regiments organized near and in
the city of Cleveland. A majority of the bodies
were accompanied by their friends, who had
came on to recover them and take their remains
bon e for interment.
AHANDSOME PRESENT. —Captain R. I. Dodge,
commanding this post, was presented with
handsome meerschaum pipe, last Saturday eve.
ning, the gift of several U. S. army and State
officers, now stationed In this city. The presen•
tation which took place in the parlor of Brant's
Hotel, was made on the part of those interested
by Copt. J. K. Clement, Provost Marshal. The
response of the Captain was brief but eloquent,
and loudly applauded. The whole ceremony
was filled with interest, and was made more so
by the amusing and pleadng incidents related
by the Captain and his Mends. The pipe,
was selected by Lieut. Opdyke, of tbis city,
is a beautiful one, costing $35.
GEN. Taos. A. ROWLEY, commanding the 3d
division of the let corps,. in the recent three
days' fighting at Gettysburg, was in town yes
terday, on his way to Pittsburg, he having re
ceived leave of absence for twenty days lathe
first day's
,fight his division lost 1,786 men
out of 2,693, and in the other two days
(the 2d and 3d of July) he lost 210 men,
thus reducing it. to 700 rank and file—
scarcely a regiment in actual strength. He
lost one aid killed, and two wounded. Gen.
Rowley, besides being a brave and skillful of
ficer, is a most excellent gentleman, whose
return home safe and sound will be welcomed
by hundreds of devoted personal hien& Al
legheny county may well be proud of such men
as Rowley, Hayes and other }heroes of . the late
splendid victory.
ASSAULT AND BATtEßY—Another case of 48-
emit and battery was up before Alderman Kline
on Saturday aeternoon. Lawrence Shilp, liv
ing in Verbeketown, was charsedi.wiitti.assauft
and battery by a neighbor, Mrs. 'Sophia Beltz.
It appeals that while Mis. Mfg was engaged
ia washing clothes in the yard back of her
house, Shilp, without any, just cause or provo
caltion, insulted her by uttering vulgar epithets ;
but tit being .satiefted with words only, he
olimbed over the fence Into the yard,and struck
her . on the face. Yet Shilp was' not estisfied by
strik.'ng her, and re-entered his house only to
a pp e ar in a-more -threatening manner, with a
pistol in Mg possession, intending to shoot the
defendant - The weapon was taken out of his
hands, however, before he could use it, and im
was escorted to the Alderman's office by Mr.
M'Clintock, lately an extra policeman of this
city. Shilp was committed for trial. •
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RELEASED.—Two ladioe reported to Capt. P.
I. Dodge, on Saturday, for transportation to
their homes, having been taken prisoners at
Winchester, Va., at the time Milroy was driven
from the place, and since released, when they
managed, through some inconvenience to reach
this city. One of the ladies was from Union
City, Ind., and the other from Wheeling, Va.
After their capture they were taken to Rich
mond and placed in Castle Thunder, where
they were confined until exchanged. One of
the ladies, on her arrival in this city, was so over
._
co* with over exertion and fatigue that she
could not walk to the office to receive her
transportation home, though she manged; . ln
company with her companion, to reach the
Cars going west, and is, by this time, near her
home in Virginia. The ladies fully confine
the report of the arrest of many others, with
tkemselves, without any pretext whatever,
who are still in the rebel prison waiting to be
exchanged.
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Tun GOVERNMENT BAYER!. —This establish
ment, recently erected in this city by order, of
the Government, is nearly completed, and Will
be started to-mortotr for, the first time. The,
bakery-is•thelargest of the kind, we believe, in
'tills:State 'containing eight. large sized ovens.
It is capable of.turning ouThetween 25,000 . and
30,000 rations per`day, and will, ;When,in
operation, give employment to sixty-six bakers,
though it is not probable that one-half that
number will be necessary to •furnish the rations
for the troops in the vicinity of this city. The
bakery was built under the Superintendenee of
the Commissary of the post, Lieut. Col. Bell,
and will be put in operation by the superintend,
ant of the bakeries Alexandria, Va., Mr. Z,
Jones, The, buildings used for baking purposes
in Alexandria, Ele,among the most •extensiire
ones in the United States, and are . capable-of
turning out many More thousands of rations a
day than the one in,this city.. The, cost of the
Harrisburg bakery will be, when 'completed t
over $5,000.
o.perial Notice,.
C. L. Bowares, southeast corner Front and
Market streets, respectfully Informs the public
that he is selling the--balimce of his summer
dress goods and all other goods , at reduced
prices. Call and ' examine the cheap stock for
yourselves. Lswus and• calicoes from 3.24 to
25 cents.
WB WILL sus the balance of our
_stock•.of
of summer drees goods at very low pima.
Bareges at .1.0,_.15;20 and 26,eenta.
Lawns at 15, _ 24 and 26 cents.
A large assortment of white cambric, all
all
,N - ices. Plain Swiss, figured Swiss, nansook
a
ces. A splendid assortment of Cambric.
•
ai :Nd other needlework.
Ladles' 4allch vr
,:litc stockings and children's stock
ings. 25: dozen -
of gentlemen's white shirts,
emirs fine.
We have aloe a lar t Ze assortment of striped_
we r ollenshirtsisuspendem,c!ialtut lusndkerchfek
socks, add citherTgodds, suirkis - for sutlersf
irhiCh we sell at city priceS.
Ntva above tiornitittb
1118 T OF LETTERS
0 , :114INING 1Y (HE HARRISBURG i . OS
OFFICE, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1863.
OFF'CIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
LADIES' LIST.
Alison, Mrs Amelia Lee, Mrs Elizabeth
Andrews, Mrs Elizabeth Lade rig,Miaal rietta
Baker, Elmar Lovet, Matilda
Basehere, tah Lochtuau, 11u Chas L
Ball, Mrs E Lolla, Mrs Sidney
Barnes, Mrs Catharine Lum, —Susau
Baker, Mrs W I McCurtin, Mrs M
Bennet, Mrs Eliza McClure,Dlrs Catharine
Black, Mrs Mary McUlwee, Miss Ellen
Bewley, Mrs Mary McCord, Miss Marla
Becker, Mrs Susan Masse, Miss Susan
Beck, Mrs Jacob Miller, -- Elevy L
Bennet., Miss Eliza E Millar, Mrs Oscar
Beinhauer, Mrs C A Miller, Miss Josephine
Beinhowcr, Mrs Fany Macall, Mre Maria
Breneman, Mrs Sue Magratch, Miss Annie
I Boyer, Mary 0 2 Miller, Miss Susan E
Banford, Mrs A Mason, Mrs Josephine
Brickard, Mrs Caroline Maloney, Mrs Mary
' Brightbill, MissPri3cilla Mason, 'Mrs Harriet
Brown, Mrs Nancy Miller, Miss Barbara
Calow, Miss Emma B Merton, Miss Fannie
Carpenter, Mrs A B Ninhe, Miss Sophia
Cain, Miss B A Niven, Miss X L
Cannon, Miss Mary A Norton, Miss Julia
Oasis, Miss Mary Ogleton, Miss Francis
Carter, Miss Eliza Orth,atirs Emilin, (ship)
Christ, Mrs Ones. Mrs Margaret
Christ, Miss Ellen Patterson, Miss Annie
Connally,Miss Rosanna Pease, Miss Jennie
Cormman, Mrs Caroline Parke, Mrs Mary C
Coile, Mrs Catharine Peck, Mrs Josephine
Davis, Miss Lizzie S . Ei lout, Miss Emly
Dorsey, Mrs Susan Ricker, Mrs Mary C
Drinkins,Miss Margaret Ryan, Ellen
Dowbert, Miss Mary Rorabaugh, Mrs C
Dctlalalia,Miss Sarah A Rodney, Miss Mary A
Duncan, Mrs Hannah Roberts, Miss Ann M.
Duryer, Mrs Mary Robison, Mrs Mary H
Enders, Miss Elizabeth Runltle, Mies Salliel
Etter, Mrs Sarah I . Rodman, Miss John M
Bisel, Mrs Judy Safford, Mrs Charlotte
Fisher, Mrs Eliza Shelled, Mrs Mary E
Fagan, Ann Sheesley, Miss M E
Fackler, Miss Annie Shaefer, Mrs J H
Fisher, Mrs Eliza Shafer, Mrs Sarah
Flowers, Mrs Maria Sharp, Miss
Forish, Mary Shearer, Mrs Dr Geo L
Forbs, Mrs Capt Sheasly, ATiss Elizabeth
Frainer, Miss Emma Shaffner, Mrs Z
•Fitchey, Mrs Eliza Shriek, Miss Margaret
Frantz ' Miss Mary Shreiner, Mrs Isabella
os
Grs, Miss Kate Soloday, Miss Mary 2
.Gumph, Miss Eliza Sparr, Miss T
Garrettson, Miss M B Stevert, Mrs Barbara
Geiger, miss Rachael Sterrett, Miss Ezamiah
( F ilbert, Miss Maggie Stone, Mrs Wln P
Garvrich,Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan, Miss Mary E
Hartz, Miss Mary A *Eltrfner, Mrs Barbara
Elarnaker, 4ra Susan Taylor, Mrs Jane
Harry, Miss Mary I Thone, Miss Else (ship)
Haehnlen, Miss Maggie Taylor, Mrs Maria E
Hamer, Mrs Salle A Trout, Miss Rose
Hamilton, Mrs Elsa J Trangh, Fannie
Henning, Miss Susan Grick, Mrs Leah
Hess, Mils Phoeby Wallace, Miss E
Highlges, 'Mrs:Sarah A Wachter, Miss Medora
Racket, Etyma Wagner, Miss Betty
Huhn, Mrs H Weaver, Miss Louisa
Recline, Miss. Melissa Winters, lifts John'
Holard, Miss Mary Willdripk, Mrs P
Horner, the Juliana 'Willorthy,Mrs Elleabetk
Johnson, Miss Fannie Williams,'liires Emma
Jackson, Mrs Matilda Williams, Mrs Maria
Keller, Mrs Elizabeth - 2 Walker, Miss Rebecca I
Kemmerer, Mary Yeaker, Miss Maria M
Keever, Miss Sallie Yrtengst. Xiss Margaret
Kelly, Miss Lucinda Zeeman, Mrs AlelvlnaE
Kohane,MissMaryJane
OSINTLIAMSON , S LIST..
Abel, Jacob Early, John
Adams, Elijah L Edwards, James L
Addams, John J Ege, Lieut Joseph A
Adams, S J Eagle, Geo A
Ackley, Henry B Ellit, 'Thomas S 2
Allen, Geci Ales, Samuel
Anita, Robert Embech, Franklin B
Allabaugh, Joseph L &singer, F W
Allen, John Elcock, Lieut Thomas
Barger, Benjamin 2 Eainger, Geo
Bailey, Joseph L Estell, G W
Barns, Win C Everhart, kia) James B
Baker, E H Eusline, S
Banra, Adam • Erwin ' Charles
Baskin, R & 0 S Essig, John
Barre°, Alfred Victor Federman, Jacol?
Bacon, M L Feeney, Peter -
Battier, Jacob Field, Frank
Barker, E V 2 Felix, John
Barbiere F
Fisher, Daniel
Balthasar, Edwahl. Tinfrock; Franklin
Bence, Geo W Faster, C H
Bennett, David • Fox, Richard
Berndes,Anthony, .Foster, Dr Geo S
Bean, Dana L Tooter, James S
Bergner, Franklin Focese,•Joseph. • •
Berg, Charles M. French, Wm ,W -
Bennett, Edward Prick, HenrY
Blake, Thomas Friable, W L.
Black, Capt Samuel Freese, Joseph
Blackschmith, John Garretson, Samuel
Belton, John Gaylord, G G
&mall, Amos H Garrett, C C
Boston, Albee • Gamhart, David B
Boas, G W Gaskill, Aaron
Bossard, Paul Garrett, Lewis T
Bodine, J M Galloup, I>M -
Pressler, Win Gibens, Patrick
Brown John Guthrey, Joseph 2,
*dude], Geo Groner, Jerome
Breinig, Alfred J . " Goalman, jarneaH
Biownsberger, Jacob. Gpes Samuel E
Wean, Alex 0 Guild, John P
Butbar, Geo GrosS, Lient-SIE
Butler ' Geo . Greenfield, Wm S.
Buell, Monza Garth, John L
llrunot, F R Grove, H H
'Campbell, W B Granule, Samuel.
Castel; Rev John H Grithion, Solomon
Carl, Isaac . - Grammer, .Geo :L
•Cirr, Joseph B }lamer, Wm
Chicherman, John Hathelway, A B
pham, Angustas . Hackett, Elymaa
Lient L B Itiviland, Wm 31-
Chase Lieut T 2 Hart, John
Capt Wm Hain. Capt
Clemens, Capt C .tri Harris, J E
Clark, 'Morgan L Hanvert, Henry
Clerk, S Harris, Wm
Hays, J L
slark, 'Wm B r Henderson,; James W 4
Ocimfort, B E
..Hatta Henry, G'
COmpton, Daniel Heinlan4,
04eper,'A. W Hiembert; Geo =
0440112augh, M. A Henderson„CapiLO J
COOs,.Herbert Herold, Chesil (ship)
Oix,`ltej B 0 Kellerman, Hiram' •
Cool, Harrison Henry, Jacob
piumm, Bobt Hill, Wm H
Crandall, Eranklin.. Hillman, Emanel
Crone, T I Hopkins, Oren
Oroes, A N Holsinger, Wnn
Cuningharn, Thobias Heebner, Capt _
Crane, Henry Hodge, 'Arohabald
DIIPP, Daniel 4 Hoover, Jacob
Dale, James T • Hoffman, 0; 7
Daniels, Cho Huhn, Henry 2
Daggert, Seth 0 Hathorn, Andrew
Davidson, John 0 :Hutt,-Jessey
b l i v b3; Charles • . :DWI; W P 2
Dice, John - iffene,'Jaeob
Dean, James r Jackson,. in 11..
Dean, Jamfn W . Jury,Acolr',o - •••
Desapna,;Valtar 4 0 S4ant.Lolvis W
Diven,W' C Jones 4.. go • •-•
Doglit, Wm Joao!, B V
Dockerill,Jt Jo r d an, Lewis H 8
• ja . R . B
PORrit • Naleri, :• -
Nero asoDertisemtra
L Ketiu..l, Jauati;
Edge, Jacob V Kennard, L H
Kelly, Joshua Rodeatme,l, 11, (Iry .)
Kerr, 8 W Ryan, Micheal
Kendall B Frank Roberts, Thomas A
Keem' r. Jacob Roman, Joseph A
Koch, Franz Saul, Joseph
Kremer, Jacob Sawyer, John W
Kreiser, Thomas Seltzer, James
Klasner, Capt Joseph 2 Schaffer, E
King, Charles B Schell, Jacob
Larr, John S r::chaffer, Edward
Lathrope, Wm %V Segars, Michael
L rent ergtr, Charles Shipper), Joseph
Lehawr, Michael Skrecongast. H J
Lee. James V Shelley, M
Leonetti, E N Sell; Jacob
Lee, J M Shearer, Miles U
Limenecker, Col H 0 shut, John
Larigneck)r, A Plower Shup, John
Low, G W
~SAtaffer, Wm E
Lashorn, Morris Slone, W W
Luck, Wm T Simpson, 1.1.+j Chute, H
Loeb, S • Sell, Oliver
Lynch, Josiah W Smith, Alexander
McGowan, Geo 51 Smith, David
McKinley, Win D
hicConley, Capt J M Solla., Thomas
MeChaAer, Janata Spahr, John H
Mcllhenry, John 8 Steager, John
McDowell, Hiram G Stetter, John K
McGraw, E Stinson, James 2
McGregor, Thonaris Stone, S h
McAltee, Oct) Stamm ' Capt
McCartney, Col W A Stewart, Howard P
McCresskey, Jo eph Steel, James
Mager, Lieut A C Stuck, Seam 1
Mahan, Franklin Stewart, Wm
Mayr:r, Illaji.r A H Stevens, G L
*stoney; James Steckel, Theodore .
Madill, Dr Thomas F Stevens, Wm 13 3
Hann, Wrn. F Stoughton, JS
Makline, Jacob L Starker
Mann, Joseph 2 Stoner, A B
Martin, Geo W Spoops, F W
Messniore, N U Stouffer, Joseph F
Mellen,, Charles 0 Smisher, Peter
Meech, Win Thomas, James
Miltzer, Alexander Thompson, Wm F
Miller, jaines • Thompson, Edward
Hiller, John F Thompson, Capt Geo F
Montgomery, Lt CharlesTalor, Leroy
Mantaney, James . Trautman, Abraham
Murphy, Win D Tillotson, Geo E
Munson, Dr A W Tidy, John
Mulford, Benj Tyler, Leander A
Myers, Banauel M Turner, Charles
Morris 4 cahna l c ir Tully, Frank
liebanger, Goo H Trasthe, Wm M
Nesbitt, Robert Trerdwell, Limit Wm P
Nash, H.R • Ulrich, A Stanley
Newman, Major: S H Updegraff, Clarence
Niven, Robert P Vanauken, Joseph
Nesbit, James A Vanmarter, Judson
Novinger, Jonathan Walpdbe, David
Norton, H Warner, Daniel
O'Brien, Edward Welker,' J
i'atrdock, Rev 4 H Winey, Elisha
Potter,tS D Ward, John
Pepp, Conrad W • Wagner, Louis Edward
Petrikin, B Rugs. Wells, Riddle & Co
Pease, John II Warer, Cyrus
Pearson, John Waarkman, Charles C
Poorman, T A 'Webb, Major M F
Powell; Hantlforcl q
Potter, games Wilson, S F
Frederick
Pierce,Thoaa S 3 w traAmos
Price, Frances"
Wink, Edward_
Preis, Harry Writer, WR
Purnellyil R • Williams, James R
Rader, Wlll Wilaod , Thomas
aeiwace. Viritiphr
% Or, 'Wminehart, 4 q
&mgt. Martha • illiates, Charles C
,
Reeser John. Williams, Eli
Redfield, colf, William
_Reichard, C L 91f, William 4
Renick, B F Worcester, Capt Frank
.
Reed, Jameti ' lin E 2
Riley, A J' Wood . , JJ
.Richie, Capt Geo G Wright, 3
Ritner, Wright, Thomas F
Rittenhouse, \y H Wright; Hon Ei, B
Rauke, Samuel 'Wilde:atrium L
Rynard,= J D ' Wright JJ B
Rae, Charles YOEIng, W Tillman
Ross, B C Yohn, Jacob
Rockefeller, W lid Young, Pr 0 C
Ilcidgers; E Young, R J
Roblason,'Rli ' Zimmerman, Jones B
Rothrock, p • •
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say they are advertised, and give
the date of the list in which, they appear. One
eePt due on each.
lt GEO. BERGNER, P. M
MOTHERS: MOTHERS!!
'MOTHERS!!!
ThON'T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING- synur for CHILDREN
TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
one the best female physicians and nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty
years with never tailing safety and success by
willious of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant of one week old to the adult.
It not only relieves the child,from pain, but
invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. It will almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN THE BOWEIS, AND WEND COLLO.
Vile believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in
the World, in ail cases of DYSENTERY and
DIARRIREA. IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
trim Teething Or from any other cause.
;Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the facsimile of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
' Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Ada, 48 Dey Street, NEW YORK
' Pion qtr 25'CzNni paa Burrs&
my22-d&w6m
COAL - OLt i COAL OIL! l—A large invoice
of coal oil, which we offer very low, at less
than nuingfactrirer's present price, just received
'and for sale by NI( PIPLS &•BOWMAN,
5e 2 4 - • Coi ! Fronk Ustd llarket-stEi.
MACKEREL.—A Prime ldt of Mackerel just
received and for sale very low, in barrels,
in;halves, quarters, &c., by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
jy,ls , 4Comer`Front and Market Sts.
HAMS!—Canvassed Hama of every choice
Li brand in market, for sale in large or small
Canantities, by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
3.7 1 5 porner. Front .and Market Bta.
h
AMB.—flarge invoice of canvassedive
brand and
dunOinvaised'hams4 of every o _
in i onarket. EaalthaTranuitea gooa order.
For lade very 16;r
Hors
8,
BOWMAN,
ap27 • Corner Front and Market Ste.
DEIOTOOBAPH 'ALBUMS chastely bound
1 , and clasped --for sale at
SCEIEFFER'S BOOKSTORE,
10 18 Market Street
.
PRESERVING 'JABS, of Glass and Stone, 01
rr all kinds and sizes, for sale low, by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
jolt) Cor. Front and Market streets
EXCELSIOR HAMS, Canvassed, in large or
small
- quantities, , very low, for sale by
NlOllOl..- A BOWMAN,
je24 WI - nit- 4 tad Itloarlet
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in . 'Aim s; bawee au quarters, forsale
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WILL 1•0611 - 11 ELY EXHIBIT ul
HABRISBURG.
Tuesday, ;Wednesday and Thursday.
21st, 22d, and 23d of July,
OPPOSITE THE READING DEPOT
Afternoon and Evening.
NIXON'S
Cremorne Circus
EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the Honorable Joux J.
PrAnsos, President of the Court of Common
Pleas in the Twelfth Juaicial District, consisting of the
counties of LehAnon and Dauphin, and the MOLL SAND
IL LANDIS and Hon. Abram S. Yousa, Associate Judges in
Dauphin county, having issued tneir precept, bearing
date the 29th day of May, 1883, to me directed, for
holdinga Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace at Harrisburg,
for the county of Dauphin, and to commence Or ra>t 4tn
MONDAY OF Ardner ern, being the 24TH DAT OF AUGUST,
1865, and to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner, Jus
tices of the Peace, Aldermen, and Constablet of the said
county of Dauphin, that they be then and there in their
proper persons, at 10 o'clock in the torenoon of said
day, with their records, inquisitions, examinations,
and their own remembrances, to do those things
which to their office appertains to be done, and those
who are bound in recognizances to prosecute against the
prisoners that are er shat; be in the Jailor Dauphin corm.
ty,be then and there to prosecute against thzur as shall
be Put.
Given under my band, at Harrisburg, the 17th day of
July, In the year of our Lord, 1863, and : in the
eightpaeventh year of the independence of tho United
States.
J. D. BOAS, Sherif!.
SHIRIFF'S Camas
Harrisburg, July 11', 1888. jyl74lSosta
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
HARRISBUR4, PA
COMLY & HUTCHISON, Proprietors
HIS well known Hotel is now in a,condi
.ll. tion to accommodate the traveling public:
affording the most ample conveniences alike - fel
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 betweenPhiladelPhisAtui
Pittsburg. Its location is the beat in the,State
9apital, being in easy access to all the.ratlrgrwl
depots, and in close proximity to all the public
offices and business localities of the city. It has
now all the conveniences.of
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and the Proprie.bre ere determined to spare
neither expense, time or labor to eninre the
comfort of the guests. The pafronar , e of the
traveling public is respectfully solicited.
GRAND PIC-NIC
FOR TIM
Benefit of the Hope Fire C 0.., N0.,2;
AT Horruses'
SATURDAY, JULY 26221, 1863.
Tickets 245 Cents.
FLOOR MAMORU :
T. G. Sample, John M'Comas,
D. E. Martin, John Cron,
Jas. Sprucebanks.
No improper characters will be admitted and
there will be a sufficient police force on the
ground to preserve order. jel2-dtd
LADIES' FANCY TRAVELING
BASKETS!
w ill a large assortment of - •
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THE FAMILY 'OAP MAKER
11E PUBLIC are cautioned against the
I SPURIOUS articles of LYE for making
SOAP, &c., now. offered for sale. The only
GENUINE and PATENTED Lye is that made
by the PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY, their trade-mark for it
being " SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED
LYE." The great SUCCESS of this article has
led UNPRINCIPLED PAMIRS to endeavor to
IMITATE it, in violation of the Company's
PATENTS.
AU MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SEL
LEES of these SPURIOUS Lyea, are hereby
NOTIFIED that the COM PANY have employed
as their ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HARDING, Esc, of Phila., and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Fse , of Pittsburg.
Aud that all MANUFACTURERS. USERS, OR
SELLERS of Lye, In violation of the rights of
the Company, will be PROSECUTED at CM Ck).
The SAPONIFIER, or CONCENTRATED
LYE., is for sale by all Damon, GROORRA and
COUNTRY Brous.
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TAER NOTION.
The UNITILD STATRS CIRCUIT COURT, Western
District of Pennsylvania, No. 1 of May Term,
is 1882, in suit of THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY vs.
THOS. G. CHASE, decreed to the Company, on
November 16, 1862, the EXCLUSIVE right
granted by a patent owned by them for the
SAPONIFIER. Patent dated October2l, 1858.
Ptrpetnal injunction awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY•
OFFICES ;
127 Walnut Street,
Pitt St. and Dufuesne Way, Pittsburg.
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Steam Weekly to Liverpool.
rTiOUCHING at QUEENSTOWN, (Coax Baa
-1 Boa.) The well known Steaniers of the
Liverpool, Now York and Philadelphia Steam"-
ship Company, are Intended to sail as follows
REDINBURGH, Saturday, July Mb; CITY
OFLONDON, Saturday, August Ist ; CITt OF
NEW YORK, Saturday, August fith, and
every succeeding Saturday, at Noon, Lunn Plea
44, Nixth River.
BATES OF PASSAGE,
PATARLI IR OOLD, OR I= aotavaxaori in am-
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mar eau , $BO 00 twassacut, • $32 50
do to London,. 85 Q 0 do to London, 35 50
do to Paris, .95 00 do to Paris, 40 50
do to Hamburg, 90'00 do to Hamburg, 87 50
Passengers also forwarded to Barve, Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &0., at equally low rates:
Fares from Liverpool or Qneenestown : let
Cabin, $75, $B5, Mb. Steerage from Liver
pool, $4O. From Queenstown,s3o. Those
who wish to send for their friens can buy tick
ets here at these rates.
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For farther information apply at the Compa
ny's Offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, HoltroadwaYl
An C. 0. ZUNNEHMAN, Harrisburg.
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, FROM
1.7 NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
The steamship
GREAT EASTERN.
WAIs.TER PATON,
,Commandeir.
will be dispatched
PROM Lummox,. j PROM 5511 TORE.
Tuesday June 80 Tuesday July 21
and at intervals thereafter of about 'six weeks
from each park
First:cabin from - s96in $lB6
Second cabin, state-room berths,
meals furnished at separate tables $7O
Excursion Tickets out and Jim*, in - the first
and second cabin only, a fare and a half.
Servants accowpanying passengers and chil
dren under twelve years of 'age half price. In
fants free. - - -
Third cabin $6O
Steerage, with superior. accommodations-680
Price of passage from Ilverpool,
,same rates
as above..
AU fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent
to 11. S. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
alBlo l .Be.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, 26 Broadway, New:York.
For freight apply to
Holman]) dr Asrargrem,, Agents,
64 South at., New York.
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AN ABWRTMENT OF
OVER 100 STYLES
POOKET BOOKS, PURSES
FOR LAINEE AND GENTLEMEN,
BELLE R'S
Drug and Fancy Goods ikon,
.No. 91 Narket.llfrod.
WEBBY CASES AND LARGE WALLETS:.
; Some Splendid New Pathrns of
L AD I.R t AV comp
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The best-lifoitaxar:H- II: - 4
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And a general variety O = f
FANCY 'GOODS, suit
able for Piesents; now onland'At
rkILER'S
inyll] Drug Store, No. 91 Market Street.
"WE STUDY TO PLEASE:
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THIRD STREET, opipoeitethe Patriot and Mica
Printing Oihixiipfarrisjmirg. 1-jeMf
EMPTY HOGSHEADS„
A LARGE QUANTITY OF .11iMITy
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HOEIBREAUEIin good condition, aid with
the heads in. Three. Hcasouttro are desirable
for Bonnuts, Fanitsas,"&o.,. and will tie saki a
a very low price. WIC TOM Ja., & CO,:
PRESERVING JARS of ail kinds, glass B;
.1. atone. Call and examine at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S,
Oor. Front and Market .sta.
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CIRANG/D3 AND LEMONS--Another k•Cor:
Onusges and Lemons just received and for
sale by NICHOLS BOWILIN,
my2o Con Front and Market etreefe.
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New `abziertt.s-enlentq
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CONCENTRATED LYE,
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MID
PORTMONAIES
A' FINE LOT OF
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