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to secure ineution
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lo the whist invariably
iseentiipanied with the CASH.
Acircrticernents ordered in the regulai
N.:reeling Edition site inserted in thr
Horning Edition without extra charge.
HARRISBURG, PA
110mtio Evelii:lff, August 10, 1803
PRINTING PRESSES FOR SALE.
The underehmed having purchased several
new pre-sits of the most apptoved machit eiy.
to run by steam, offers tor sale the following
proses, suitable for c rint , y r face., viz:
'2 ADAM'S POWER PRESSES, p ttern, can
rut by hand or steam, will pant 1,000
noni a per talon
3 IRON HAND PRESSES. in excellent order;
t+o o , then will prmt a double size sheet of
the DAILY TELscatartn.; the other is medium
slztt.
2 It MALL CARD PFESSER; in good order.
They will be sold very low. Apply to
[if] GEO BERGNER, Harrisburg, Pa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TEE RECEIPT OF Hos-
ErrAL STORES —Mrs. Barringer, the matron in
charge of the German Beformsd Hospital, de
a Tea to acknowledge the receipt on Saturday
latt, of a variety of artirt-a, from persons in
ilainherinnd county, for the use of sick soldiers.
the contr. button in this im,tance was abun
dant for all, and will long be remembered by
the wuns,ded heroes whom it so generously
cheesed.
EXPLOSION OF A T. °CON avirE.--Last Satur
Jay afternoon, chile locomotive No 264 was
standing on the Penn ylvania ra:lroad track at
Parkesburg, Chetter comity, the boiler exploded
with a tertifiert port, killing the fireman, Mr.
John Wirson, a teshient of Colombia. The en
gineer, standing forty feet distant at the time
of the (8.09 i-ion, escaped serious injury, al
though it is reported that his shirt was stripped
from his ba(k. Mr. Wilson leaves a wife and
Lur children to mourn his untimely lots.
1=1:1
CLEANING 13p. —7 he headquarters, codrinissary
building, etc., at Comp Curtin, ale to be thor
ous.hly cleaned out and whitewashed without
delay. Deserters and stragglers brought into
Camp are now set to wok, instead of b fug al
lowed to lie around and do nothing. Thu guard
house was cleaned and whitewashed last w eek,
and now presents au ordeuly and neat appearance.
Since it hos been renovated, but - one deserter
has been cot fined within its Walls. The corn •
inacd r of the camp had not the lead idea that
whitewash ng the guard house would have
produced such a salutary eff et.
THE DBAIT FOR DAUPHIN COUNTY.—I/3 Success
and its Leithats.—The conscription for Dauphin
county was commt need this morning, by Mar
d al assisted by his associates in the
beard of enrollment. An Immense staging had
been erected immediately in front of the Court
Rouse, where "the wheel of fortune" was put
into operation, and as Dente after name of those
drafted were drawn from the "box," the crowd
assembled gave vent to cheep, while such of
the drafted as were present received the con 7
gratulation with a grace which showed atlesiet
the acquieeence the law receives at the hands of
orderly and loyal men. Indeed the good humor
and antrum which prevailed during the entire
pro et dir gof the draft to-day, is as much due
to the decency, patriotism and intelligence of
the people of Dauphin county, as it is to any
vigor, efficiency or preparation on the part of
those engaged in this delicate business.
Thus far * , the TELEGRAPH r ffire has been se
verely conscripted. Our chief clerk, W. IL H.
g, the furem n, respectively, in the j )13 and
newspaper composing rooms, Salami 1 &rock and
Mardi, V. Sevens, Jos. L Bea gton, foreman
of the press room—are among the lucky hold
en of the 'nag .° "envell , pe." Thomas B. No
lan, Thomas For ter (late of the .1 27tt) and
'Frederiek WU, carrier of the TELEGUAPH, have
also rectiv d complimentary tickets.
PHILIP ENEIHNGSR, Esq. , a blind man, was
bit ud told, el and drew the names from the wheel
liesers. Geo. J. bhoem.ther and Wm. l3ergstres
ser, Democrats, and John J. Shoemaker, and
Aaron Bombaugh, Republicans, occupied seats
on the platform, by invitation, to see that every
thing was conducted fairly.
Below we give the names of the drafted up to
The hour of our going to press: -
CONNWAGO TOWNSHIP.
:1 Tsaac Shelly', 12 Frederick Bartel
..
2 John f• 18 Henry Kauffman,
3 Benjanon Kaylor, 14 Henry M. Brandt,
4 Jacob Guieb, 15 Levi Moyer,
5 Abraham Guish, is Jacon Brandt,
6 Jacob K, ebbs, 17 baruuel Clark,
7 Jac b Loogne‘ker, 18 David C. Brandt,
8 lame Weeland, 39 Henry Baylor,
9 Henry Heisy, 20 J •bn Caw ad,
lU Thom.s Flowers, '2l Job n Lir, seieser,
,11 Jacob Lebniatt, 22 Israel C. Davie,
Total nutuber enrolled 79
DERICY 70WNSIIIP
1 Jacob Z 'at fuss, Jr., 34 Dardel B Emerich,
2 Retry zdilley, 05 Benjamin Lutz,
3 Samuel Larons, 8b Molo , Soneilr
4 D cvid Stouffer, 37 Jeremiah Gambee,
5 Samuel Laudis, 38 E hem G Ashburn,
6 John Pufferrherger, 39 Samuel lin:to:ay,
7 David M. Cromer, 40 David S. Shenk,
8 Samuel Emericn, jr 41 Tomei Fmar.d,
9 Jacob K. Landis, 42 Jacob
10 George Fos, 43 John E Martin,
11 James Clunk°, 44 Jo4oph 1,, Smith,
12 H. .nry Zentmoyar ; 45 M1E1)01'2.010,
13 sour). &pier, 46 Eli Huber,
14 J alma C Snoddy, 41 Mum Fkuey, •
Ultkh Weltmer, 48 Cyrus Lousenecker,
16 M Coix, 49 Franklin Smith,
17 ferot,Y.lin Henley, 50 Peter SnYthr,
18 Jacob Nissrev, 51 John B. Moyer,
19 Gorged. Stocker, 52 Cyrus H Artein.
20 Henry Stouter, 63 Carietianaandis,
21 Ovine Ger verich, 54 Wrlliarn K.
22Maitlia.Niseley, 65 John J. Nis I Y.,
23 NA. awl, Find butlr , .613 J i wtsiler,
24 John t ouirherty, .51 Martin
25 Henry J. Hummel, 58 Jeremiah Oupsetti
26 Pe or Pointer, 59 Dotage Tennis,"
2 7 Peter Yenta, 8U Daniel Baker,
28 Jacob Strickler, 61 Jobn
29 Christopher Moyer, 62 John Copahaber,
30 John T. Nilz, 63 Henry S. Moyer,
31 Bet jamin limier, 64 AbraluiWitttmoyer,
32 Michael B. Henry, 83 joirie-P4eck,
Total number enrolled= ' X 229
HARRISBErIiCh—P/RBT WARD.
1 .Tames Weltmer, 28 Jacob Gowdy,
2 Henry Gill, 29 A. B. Stoner,
3 J lloyers,(csrl'd,)3o Roos Wickert,
4 Fulbert F nk, 81 John Tam
5 James Oinrad, 42 Jerome B Kaffman ,
6 George Sin:ger, 33 James Gunter,
7 .George Moyer. 34 John Boughter,
8 ÜbarleP Flannigan, 35 Harty Sax,
9 Gs age W Hoffman,B6 John L .ck wood,
10 Franklin Gipe, 37 Samuel Michael,
11 James Mitchell, 38 William Hammer,
12 Jacob C. Snyder, 39 Charley Slini MS,
13 Michael Toomey, 40 Michael Finnan,
14 Bet jamin BoLinger 41 Jai ph Meyer,
16 Samuel Myers, 42 Charles F. Saxton,
16 Alfred Pancake, 43 John M. St Clair,
17 Isaac Lloyd, 44 Berij :min Wickert,
18 Jerry Stewart, (col- 45 John B'enkeneord,
oied,) 46 Lewis Ott,
19 John Cyle, 47 Jacob Liozamoyer,
20 G. urge Bobinson, 48 Bichard Hogan, jr.,
(col. red,) 49. Jacob F Youtz,
21 Francis Henning, 50 James Utimuth,
22 Chao les Davis, 61 Lewis Breitinger,
23 Thomas Dawson, 62aF1. A Zimmerman,
(colored,) 58 Geo. W. Marquart,
24 Christian H. Brady,s4 James Hopkins,
25 J hn Flank, . 65 Conrad Tipp,
26 William Scutt, (col 66 Thomas L. Wallace,
ored,i 57 John Houser,
7 John Swartz, 58 Lmes.l3utler,
Total number enrolled, 216.
HARR/SW:IRO —MOND WARD.
1 B. Devout, 44 Jacob Koerper,
2 John A Stahl, 45 John B. Smith, (cnIT
3 Albert Hauck, ored,)
4 Robert Si+ et, 46 John Lomb,
5 Jno.A. Brooks, c01'd,47 Emanuel Franz,
6 Samuel Frea, 48 Luther 111 bimon,
7 John Cline, 49 H. C. Orth,
8 David Cerro!, col'd,so George Rokrer,
9 Bliss J Unger, sr W. 11. H bitg,
10 JacobComptou,col'ds2 Samuel Haldeman,
11 Isaiah Keener,cord,s3 J. W. Fisher.
12 Wm. Carney cord. 54 Jos. L Buffington,
13 M. Stevenson, cord,s6 0 car Watt,
14 Martin Garverich, 56 Sampson Lewy,
15 J. W Reyna lds, 57 George H. Smith,
16 Wilk'searney,cord,sB it V. Stephens,
17 S r lv. bier Scheivaiy,s9 .11 bent S. Boyd,
18 Samuel Stroak, 60 Lerman Lewy,
19 Jsmas Hussay, 61 Bus-tll
20 Philip McOmald, 62 Theodore Bogers,
21 Harry D .dge, 63 john
22 S mato A. klummel,64 Levi Grunt),
23 John M . 65 Frederick. WeiFe,
24 Chas A. Bo:invert, 66 Edward W. Shell,
25 Vincent A Sinarsh,67 George A. Hall,
26 Wm. P. Eiseimlen, 66 Jo-eph Ellis,
27 George Doohne, 69 Gorge Scott,
28 JaCO4 H. BIB; 70 John Traub,
29 Bonj L &osier, 71 Thomas Forster '
30 Ribs Brown, (cord,)72 [homes IL Hinton,
31 J s. Mou gomery. 73 Wiiiiam llfdltuer,
32 Aaron Sanders, (col-74 . rhoniaa D. Netting,
ored,) 75 Robert Snodgrass,
33_John Burk, 76 John C. F. Sergeant,
34 H. B. Neiman, 77 G. orge A og,esny,
35 George Blieem, 78 John Braxton, col'd,
36 John H. Macre, 76 Francis S. Seiler,
37 William Windsor, 80 Robert Barns, col'd,
38 Wm. A. Cath - art, 81 Jacob G May,
39 George Whiteman, 82 George Hoffman,
40 Fredeiick Fink, -83 Franklin 11...mme1,
41 A. J. luster, 84 Lewis N. Drtiter,
42 William Barger, 85 eamuel Wyaiat,
43 Augustus Gehl, 86 William Deschler,
Total number enrolled 295
8A.8111.9817R0--111.111D WABIL . '
1 John Buil, jr 59. H. W. Miles, r ,.
2 Wm. Emmeoger, 69 Jotn J St.orey, - •
3 Fseoerick Hoag, 60 A. L'elliers,
4 J. C Moim,' 61 8 A. t.wine,
5 Obarles Comer, 62 Jacob F. Kephart,
6 Xueiah Mei editb, 63 Georgn Deeps,
7 Hubert Morrison, ' 64 Heat tel
8 A. Hoffman 66 Savory Dickson,
9 William A. Ball, colored,
10 C. F. Huff, 86 Ileum 11 ffman,
lI D. M. Camel, 67 Mired $ mug.vrdner
12 0. F. J - Mnaun, -68 Arpel Remand,
13 Leonard Qoodwin, 69 Christian, Keller,
14 Chrulea Falrlamb, 70 James Rehroshart,
16 Eugene Snyder, 71 Charles Hagan,
16 James 111.*Cormick, 72 Daniel Norris,
17 Wiliam P. Miller, 78 May Irwin,
18 Jacob Weil, 74 Charles B. Fager,
19 Christian Snavely, 75 William Hughs,eul
20 E iward Lookes,(col 76 John Kammerer,
ored.) 77 Samuel A Kunkel,
21 Daniel 13. Herr, 78 William Wolf,
22 John M'Coilqui, 79 AugustusPrice,cal.
23 George A Klugh, 80 David Lennart,
24 J. B Smith, 81 W. W. Hale,
25 Henry Wareham, 81 Cornelius Bolinger,
26 J. M. G. Bay, ••., 88 David D. .11chty,
27 Isaac W. Huffman, 84 Jacob Greenawalt,
23 Wash. JY‘taander, 85 *r Rw.k. Smith,
29 Levi Beam, 86 Wil lam Himmer,
SU H. J. Dunlap, 67 Perer Alrmyer,
St L. H. Stout, _ Benj. Kunkle,
82 John K.llinger, 91 Mr.
Luthe, &wive, 90 Joseph Frost,
84 Henry Ward, 91 Charles Woltz,
35 A. Leek, 91 Juan IL Thome,
36 kraucis L Hatter, 9S Harvey Curtis,
37 John C. Osier, 9e— Vootrump,
38 Juhn Spangier, 95 'l4co. Martin,
39 Leonard bhick, GB. Henry Stets,
40 Bachard 6unwden, 97. Samuel HAI,
Colored, litgateyer,
41 George T Z Ball, 99`M...ises Netter,
42 Frtcletick cots, 104 Thos. B. Nolan
43 Edward F. Kmikel,lol Wm. 0 Cook,
44 Jacob Ulon.n, 102 LeopolFreedman,
45 Augu -tue Bleat, 103 Jacob tpoffard,
46 Going-, Shooler, 104 H. 0. Shaeffer,
47. Frederick. Wagner,ll4 John
48 Philip Daisy, 106 Benj. F. 130vir e M0 1
49 Frank Rhine, 307. T. B Norton,
60 W. P. Stone, 108. Samnel Wolf,
5 William A Deer, 109 L. W. Ten Eyck,
62 Theodore reiersori,llo Geo. A. lirLwaine,
53 EI. L. Di B 11l A 13103 B. Killer,
54 J amts H. Fisher, 112 Geo. B. Ayers,
55 it. E Furgeson, 113 John A• Bigler, -
56 1:1 kniel a. B irr, 114 Win. A. Parkhill,
57 Jacob Essiinger, n 6 Jug. B. Markley,
mum PlOPSO—iroirtem won.
1 John Keats, 52 Charles Boas,
2 John, A. 7 roupt, 53 Frank Beel,
3 William Roy; 54 Thomas 1310 , -4s,
4 Abner 51snly, 55 Thomas Swayer, •
5 J =ma Gealy, 59 Leonard Kinnard,:
6 Augustus Sty kor, 57 Nicholas Nienson,
7 George S Ileis, 58 David Winsitell,
8 William Kuria, 59 William Splits,
9 Felix Bisdora,ourd, 60 Tbadclr us Davis,
10 Horace Carey,cord, 61. Ba ks Hoffman,
11 lra to Dobbs, curd, 62 traptiatil Ftowers, -.
12 William Patton, 63 George Worm r,
13 Willism Sees, 61 Solomon Grove,
14 Pet. Maguire cold, 6541nm:ad Solomon,
14 A-lezanuer , lioyle, colored
16 Lleury Bose, 66 Gawp Mooney,
17. Armist'd Freernau,.. 67 David Richwine,
colored, Os Jonn Fottrell, - ,
18 Janata Lagar, 69 Caleb Jester, _
19 lowa Bodiger, 70 Samuel Gibson, col
-20 Janes Murfot k, or d.
21 Thoplas Hant,fin, 71 Wallace De Witt,
22 John Sloan, • 72 William Cia , ki
28 Gustavus Hahn, 73 George Frees, ••
24 Charles Anderson, 7$ Andrew Port,
colored._ 75 Lloyd Roebback,
25 Freuklin Talley,„ 76 Samuel H. Slag,
2tl James 'ammo, 77 Henry Colestftk,
27 J Brown(c I'd.) 78 Jnoßanaister.ipt.L
:es John A 14, wmau, 79 hmauuel 1111arear,
29 Augustus Ravers, r•CI terauslin MLA°,
80 Wilson Tayler,(ool- 81 Julien Flush-. •
ored,) 82 George Sharer,
-17,andis Johnson, 83 WetleysCrsbb,
22 blanitt Bates, 84 Pullip Hammond - ,
BS Ilichard Aduison,_ C c b red,
••t• (colored') 85 William Carr,
84 Joseph L. Sheets, 86 Jou. Fayettes,(Col,
so xii k iia .1110firirdison, 8887 Henry Emanuel,
• A c i t goteapy.r•Tl fiArci
30 Michael Retake, 89 John M'Catty,
37 Charles O'Neil, 99 James Wright,
38 Lewis Haus, 91 Jithn Brown,
39 Ge rgo Miller, 02 Davin ISPCarty,
40 Davi M. R. ibinsou, 08 Matthias Benedict,
(columil,) 94 Alfred Stouffer,
41 Michael Ernest, 95 Joseph Sweitzer,
42 Lewis Clement, 96 Hudson Worral,
43 Peter Duller, 97 Wm. Johnson, (col
-44 George Gastr; ck, ored,)
45 George Ginters„ 98 Jer'h Croweshield,
46 Henry J•chnson, 99 James Sarucebank,
(colored.) 100 George Looker,
47 Daniel Hawley,(col-1(1 Richard Elcbet,
ored,) 102 Isaac Giles,
48 Thomas Bumgard-103 Elmer Miller, (col.)
ner,. 104 J T. M'Cormick,
49 Adam Richardson, 105 Batnry Mururoa,
50 Henry Mason, coVd, (colored,)
51 Juba Prime, cord,lo6 Jacob Groes,(oord,)
Total number enrolled 470
ROBBERY IN TUE HARRISBURG BRIDGE. —DO
evening,, Christian Carberry, when returning
from Camp Washington, was attacked by three
men on the Harrisburg bridge, and robbed of
of about nine dollars, all the money he had in
his pocket. Mr. C. was riding in a wagon at
the time he was attacked.
At: Owsma WANTED.—lnfOrtrlittioll can be
given of the whereabouts of a splendid E.:osturs
Howe, which was doubtless stolen in the vicin
ity of this city during the late excitement.—
Apply at this office.
CROWDED DIA.-Our usual , variety of loos' is
crowded out to-day, owing to the apace being
occupied by the names a the drafted men and
list of letters.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ,--The match dance an
nounced to haVI3 come off, on Saturday evening
between H. Daugherty and myself, not coming
off, de&e to state the cause. I was to' have
ten dollars a= eon as I arrived at the Gaiety,
which was refused. Then they refused me the
privilege of dancing at all. Now I . bellenge
Mr. D aigberty io a trial of a song and dance at
auy time, money to be planet in a RESPONSIBLE
pelson's hands. FAYETTE WELCH,.
Fielding Troupe.
eiptilat Notica
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA and Recruiting
Claims, United States Pension, Bounty, Arrears
,Pay, and Subsistence Claims, Sm. &c., made
out and collected by EUGENE SNYDER, -
Atturniy-as-Law.
Office : Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. . [027-ly
Tun Dasrr.—The all absorbing subject this
morang is the draft, and many iogentous me
thods are being iesorted to for .the pinyon of
hextering the condition of those subject there
nato, white the loyal ci , is3o g-nerally submits
without a murmur, is view of sustaining our
glorious country. It is also true thilt the draft
will produce much di-tress with same that art
elected, who, in the absence of pecuniary help,
will be compel•ed to leave their families at the
mercy of d aibtful protection. Would it not be
well awl humane t , ) organ'zs a plan by whict,
the soldier could leave his home with the full
confidence that his family would be cared for?
Dims the nader not think that under more
4aVorable auvic,s, the man would fight bet
rter and make a more faithful soldier? Will
:Our mope , ed citig-ns think of this, and in
making the proftisien,..bear in mind that should
diy goods come under the head of their wants,
the cheap dry, goptls_house of C. L, BOWMAN,
southeast corner c.f . Front and Iftiski.t streets,
is the place.
A FRIENVIN DiEED. TRY IT.
DR. SWEET'S: INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is prepared from the recipe of Pr. Stephen
Sweet, of Connecticut, the great bone setter,
and has been need in his practice for the Int
twenty ;ears with the most astonishing success.
As an external remedy, it is without a rival,
and will, allevia . e pain more speedily than
any other - preparation. For all "thematic
and Nervous Disorders it is truly infallible,
and as a curative for Sores, Wounds, Sprains,
Bruises, B:c., its soothing, healing and pow
erful strengthening properties, excite the
just:wonder and astonisimont of all , who have
ever given it a trial. Over one thousand certi
&sites of remarkable cures, performql by it
Within the last, two years, attest this fact.
See advertisem-nt. align dkweew
WE WILL MILL the b,..lance of our stock of
of summer dress goods at very low prices.
Bsreges at 10, 15, 20 and 25 cents.
Lawns at 16, 20 and 26 cents.
A large assortment of white cambric,. ail
prices. Plain Swiss,- figured Swiss, nansook,
all pikes. A. splendid assortment of Cambric
bands, and other needlework. -
Ladies' white stockings and children's stock
ings. 25 dozen of gentlemen's white shirts,
extra fine.
We have also a large assortment of striped
woollen shirts, suspenders, pocket handkerchiefs,
socks, and other goods, suitable for sutlers,
which we sell at city prices. B. Laws.
To ma SOLDIER/3.-1 would say to those going
home who Gave taken the dysentery or
cliental:ea from exposure or change of water, to
get a bottle of Mrs. Westhoven's Dysentery
Drops. It is pleasant to take—only 26 cents a
bottle—take as directed, and is a short time
you will be well. Very many have tried it, and
pronounce it the best ever taken, and to those
leaving town it is a sure preventive. •This
medicine is prepared and sold only by MRS. L
BALL, No. 27 south Pine street, Harrisburg,
Pa. Orders from a distance promptly attended
to.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!
MOTHERS!!!
ON'T fail to matte MRS. WINSLOW'S
D
SOOTHING- SYRUP k for CAILDREN
TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
one tie best female physicians and nurses in the
United States, and has been used, for thirty
years with never tailing safety and success by
millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant of one week old to the adult.
It not only relieves the child irom,pain, but
Invigorates the ttomaoh and bowels, corrects
acidity, and gives tune and energy to the whole
system. It will almost instantly relieve
Grurnmo mrsa BOWILB, - AND WINO ()OLIO: -
We believe itothe Best will Surestilemedy, in
the World, in all oases of PYBBNTABY and
DIABBH(B a IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
trom Teething or from any other cause.
Full directions for using, will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the facsimile of
°pans & PERKINS, New York is on the
outside•wrapper
Sold by all medicine Dealers.
Principal Office 48 6treet, NEW YOBS.
0141 t 21) CV= riat BOTTLi•
mv22, diBrw" m
tiny Abutrristmattg.
IDHOTOOrtIAPH ALBUMS chastely - bounc
r and davtd---for tale at
SCELEFFEIt'S BOOKSTORE,'
' 19 lilarls4 Street.
VI/411.-::-Another large lot of Mackerel and
in all sines of package% barrels,
laiii*Oitutrtgas and kits for oVe by,
W. 4 04,MPLIkg
:927 - srOPT, tuldiltamke.
Lem atintrtirements
LIST OF LETTERS
HEMAINING IN THE HAREISBURIA I.OST
OFFICE, HONILLY, AUGUSr 10, 1863.
OFF CIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSPAPER RAVINE:
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
trADtiosi LIST.
Eder sou, MrsElizabetbLabe, Miss blery
Albright,ritiss Kate Lewis, Mrs Maria
Basehore, Mrs Leab Lauer, Miss Mary
Haskins, Louisa Lewe, Margaret B
841 ey, Mrs Elizabeth Miller, Mrs Joseph
tepglortue, Mrs A. McClure, Mrs Margaret
B rki r, Mrs Mary B McCabe, Mrs Wary 2
Bity, Miss Rebecca McCormick, Mrs S J 2
Becker, Mrs Henry McLane, Miss Annie C
Bewley, Mrs Mary McGinley, amiss Adeline
Becker, Mrs Anna McCabe, Mrs Mary E
Blessing, Photba McAllister, Mrs Ir S
Banks, Mrs JaneK McGinley,-Miss Lizzia
Reayer, Mrs Mary Ann McDmeLidiret Margaret
Barguer, Miss Rebecca Miller, Miss Sarah
B quer, Mrs Mirgaret M attn. Miss Bridget
Brown, Mks Small l 2 Magee, Mrs Lizzie D 2
Buck int ham, Ma Janeittorligan, Mrs Michael
Buck, Mies Emma 0 Moore, Mrs Cath4rin
Burger, Miss Lizzie Myers, ,Mrs Elizabeth
Calbert, Miss Annie Noviager, Miss Mary J
Curtiss, Miss D C Noecker, Miss Emaline
Cunkle, Miss ellen 1 , , anueu,kliestdargaret
Cramer, Miss Mary • Power, Mrs Loubta K
Denees, Mist Catharine Quigly, M ea Anuy
Durmirger, Miss Mary .15 hoisds, Mrs Peter
Dear, Mies Sarah Raymond, Miss MaryC
Davis, Miss lizzie Rank, Miss Sarah
Deyer, Mrs Elizabeth Rapine,
Dean, Eiiriabeth Rhoads, Mrs Susan
Deeters, Airs,Maggie Redid, Mies Mary I
Dubois, Mrs Emillue:' Roach, Miss Sallie
Earls, Mrs Susan Rebiusen,Mis Margaret
Eppler, Mies Lydia Itebineon, Mrs Bella
Ermyer, Mrs Jane Boyer, Miss B
Erren, Miss Nancy Ruhds, Miss Bate C
Etter, Buyer, Miss Barbara
Yeereg, Miss Mary A 2 ButiklaAliss !Falb°, L
Fisher, Mrs . Oatharin bauppeNsis Augustenti
Fel beer, , Mis D - Tends • &rater,- MiiisOiltie r Ann.
Forsier, AtiviE L Sherri r Mre &min
Foster, Mrs JuBllllo, E Strainer, Miss M B
Fortney, Mrs T S Sheupard,lirs Elizabeth
Fox, Mrs Chrisdarina bbreckieggost, Mary
Ford, Alm Virginia Shepherd, Miss Amelia
Fox, Mrs Saran Shiridel, Mrs John
Finney, Miss Anna sboll, Emma 0
Free,Mrs July r Sheeler, Mrs Sarah
Nritcey, M 1613 Lizee E Snyder, Mies
Freeman, Sarah Sauter, Miss Catharle
Garman, Miss Emaline Staub, Miss Mary
Gayly, Mrs July'Aun Sperm, r, Miss Caroline
Geesy, Mies Maggie Springer, Miss Jane
Gohn, Miss Ailittila Swat's; Mrs W
GJtin Miss Ealli Strohm, ,Sias M M 2
Herce tti
nett, Mary S 'deer, Mrs
Hale, Mis- Bridget M Teter, Mrs Mar in
Hall, Mrsi Fr .ncad A Taylor, Mad Molly
Hardwick, Mrs G P Tr 'User, Miss Jalle
Hinkel, Miss May Warner, Saran
eia.4, Miss Ftmovia A Wa ner,Mies Victorena
lietnuitis, Mi,s Annie EWalker, Mies Clara
Helens, Miss Sarah Ward, Miss Anuia
tlolberr, ales Marv:vet Ward, Mies Annie
.11.cker, Kik; Margaret Weltmer, Smite
Hoch, Mies Jenny Welker, Annie
Jr cks'im; Matitda , Weizel, Miss Agnes
Johnson, Mies Maria Weaver, Mrs
Jack-on, Mrs Catharine Williams, Grape
Louisa Williams, Mrs Karim_
ifraever, Miss Anna Wiugerd, Miss gams
Mis John Wise, Miss Lydia
Kelly, Mrs Caroline Wien, Mrs A
Kriclek, Miss. Maggie Williams, Miss Amelia
'Joker, Mr., Erma A Wiliner, Mrs Hannah
Lilly, Mits./trns Wulf, Miss Mary,A
Lantana., M.ie Mary B Yeager, Miss Sae
G.ESTLIGNIEN , S LIST.
Able,.Jacob Fourney, John
Adams, Wm Eortuey,
Anderson, Joseph Freeke, L
Aull, James Funk, Hairy
Anderson, Sergt R Freeborn, Eam'l W
Andersdia, Ell Fry, Henry R •
Braise, John D ' Freese, John
Paisley, David Gilmore,,Bobert
Baker, "Dram Goodman, Henry
Bair, john W Geary, John
tarties Trvia Ginter, David'
Baer, Geo "A G.:rrison, Joseph
Barber, Alex Gardiner, John H
Baker, Jacob" Goldman, Damp
Bashore, David Gudenherger, A
Binedum, John 14 Grove, Frank E
Bbeam, Daniel Grey, Samuel •
Blakeslee, Geo L Greenly, Jas
Ballinger, John Graham, Michael .
Boidorf, Peter Hagkland, Richard
Boyer Andrew H Thema 2
Weld, Geo H Eleisse, John yr
Bower, Edwin HAD, Theodore T •
Resent, John Idarther, Henry
Boughton, Lyman H.,rman, Jacob H
Brown, Andrew "farther., Wm
Breiner, Aug Hartswell, Mr
Byers, Bunnell Hays, ()apt H'R
Bucher, Charles Hamilton, J
Buff, Lieut Geo Herten, Albert
Such, Was Hard.' Alex T
'Carson, Charles Hadfield; Alfred
Carter, Rev Chas J Hays, Win H
Cane, John *Helms, Jac ,b
Chaapel, Jay 3 Beckman, H A '
Chamberlin, Chas K Bomar, R
Ciaville, James H Hart, Jobn
Clingard, Joan )1 , ckman. John'
Cooke, Lt ti F 2 Hersey, Main
Conrad, Jacob Heuderson, Andrew
Connelly, Wm Henry, Win P
Conway, Patrick Hrmpbili, J P
Carter, Henry *E6l.lwati, Johfi - F
'.Coleman, JP 2 Herdiler, John' ' -
Clotdef, Henri Hfah; DardeK
Coale, Geo B Rocker, George
Cooper, Bayard T Hilibish,
Callen, Jew" F Hippie, Andrew.
zeighton, Robert Milner, Silas Er
Cummings, R Hill, Wm A
(Jamming% B S Baden Mathew •
Crtun, Benedict Hoyt, liiiioree -
Crump, Thee N Rabb ad, Phillip
Curtnatm, Geo H Hummel, Theodore
Crossland, hichard hatioden, J II
°rage, John Jacobs, Michael
grist, Wm . Jam s,
C Jacka on ,
ound, F 0 Jerlot, Coleman 2
Dove, T J Jackson, Marion
Dixon, Capt W D Judson, J N
Domarlie, Thomas Jordan George
Dorman, Richard Joues, f has T
gdward Kennedy, Jos H
Dabblr, Jesse It " Keiser, Aaron
Dully, Patrick" Kmries, George
Dann, Wm Kendal Win H
Dunlap, D H Kuebler, John
Eberly, Rev D 2 Kaufman, Thomas
Ego, Samuel . Kercbem, C L
Eby, John Ring, G D 2
Eatricli,'John King, Lucas
,glaud, GeJrge 2 Kenny, Michael i.
&bony, H H s Rumble,
Q Kr.ks, Capt `W C
E der, Jacob Knickerbacker, JAB A
sAser, Peter L e, Geotge
dwel t John's D Leger, J .rnes H
Rvans, George L lc:heath, AS
Fackler, Weudal, L Lai ce, Dany
'airfield, J L ee , Georg.. J
Figley, Orlando S Lear, Jonas W
Fairer, Henry' Ltrrlu, Wm
Ferree, Wm Luckhurst, Edwin
Fan* A J - Ludwg, John G
Faster, Gc o W Long, Philip
Fisher, Jchn R Longenecker, John K 2
Fitzgerald t 'Edviaid , - Lowrey, d'G
Fouke :Henif CBOngenecker,.A
ut.t.,X I AX: t'?
NMI) `2111) trtigtmeTtts
Lobe, Ma, k. A Schuler, Join L
BicShade, George Schrivall. Jacob
NrCaulev, Mart Snnid,r, ra B
?tlcOnila, Trios Snad., John Jr
S W Sh esley, Sada' 1
Ma..Connel. J J Seat - 04, Wm H
McOaLcher, John Shultz Capt G C
Mtehesney, Snuey, Daniel
&It:Knight. Sa•gt (leo . Shaffer, David
Madden, lama P Maid, Henry
Hulks David • Seelio, Jacob
Ssm'l P Sleker, Augustus
Martin, C L Simpson, Chas M
Mehan, Dan'l Sm th, ktichaelJ 2
36Iarch, Capt JE` ''Suycler, John
Mrgee, David Swall, Jacob
Martin, Jett miah South, Wm T
Manbeck, Levi K Soiger, Jacob
Martin, Demon Spayd, B D
Metzger,
John R Snyder, -A
Mehau,D Spengler ' R
Mead. D P Stevens,Lieut J W
Miller, J H 2 't triton, Daniel
Mullen, Henry 2 Stanton, Petry
Mitchell, James 2 Seretny, Wm II
Miller, Jos. ph Strive, Jeremiah
Morsigli, E Swiodle, Sang
M orehead, Saml. Sta,ver, LWat J
Moore, Wm Savho, W
Si, ben, R F Sullavan, John r
Moyer, &In Swartz, Owens S.
Moline, Harvey Thorp. J Henry ' -
Mumma, Jacob, Tom:awls, Frank
Mulgrew, M a Thoue, Emanuel
Matson, J a A Thou - thy, Alex 2
lapels James Templeton, R F
Murtha.), Patrick Tucker, Amos
Nt bidger, Etimia Tompkins, Absalam
J wept' Vrf"liku, St tij
Nagle, Bet t jainin 'Ulrich. John
Niciaulson 11. 'Ulrich, W -
Niles, N tt= E V ocent, Robt N
bl ) CUM, Wil on Van Horn, Wm.
`Noll, B Way tz 1, Solomon
Oink Geo E Wale, Foster C
()smith, Bat,j Wagner, J ,hn
Para ersou, Fencras amp uriei Ur Otto
Price, aoseph T " Wal ace. William
Pepp, Conrad Waldo, E t rnst Henry
Puny, Mahan I C Valium William
Penro,e, J Wagner, John H
PhippsCliy tun Wells, J - Jhri
Peliug, Ohm; C Well, t
Putter, Dieut J Welles, William
Plied, R Butler Whittak.n, lhomaa
Prowel, Rube t N Wells, George
PurneigLon, Eiward Wirmayer, Samuel
Rainbow, John C Weltmer, Mat tin
Race, G.orge Williams. Piot L D
Riegel, Henry J Wets I, Jo n
Randebacgh, George 'Willi tins, Prank
Reynolds, James W 3
Reynolds, Win Williams, - Vent J F
Bran), Jacob Wink, abuer
Reid, Joseph N Wick, S S
Reber, E L 4 Wiley, W
Reeser, It M Wijeon, Magi
Roaback, P J Win lom, Ii H
Reed, Augustus, Wieinger 'ltiomas
Itulienbacti, Capt S Wilson, Hetiry H
klutlege, G W Worrell, Js.ac S
Rowse ' C W Wright, Dr J J B
Roger,John A Young, Samuel
housh, Capt 0 D .Yoenget. L'eut Alex
&auto, Mr A Zigle, George
Stlsbury, D C Zeigler, John N
Siple, Mr Z by, Jacob
Schmidt, Fred
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
cent due on each.
It GEO. BUONER, 1"-.
2ningemtnls.
BlikalTPB CITY HALL.
BRILLIANT' SUCCESS
HAMBLIbT'S
COMBINATION TROUPE!
Monday. Evening, August-3rd,
AND•
KVERT WAITING DURING THE WEEK !
TUE giT.A.II itI,RTISTS
Will appear in
EIHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, , BALLETS,
SONGS, DANOEs, IXTBAVAGANZA,
PANTOMIME, BURIASQIIS,
GEMS OF THE OPERA, kio
Fr On Friday evening "a grand Complimen
tary Benefit will be given by the en z na of
Harrisburg to HA.HEY LESLIE, on whit ti m
eals on he will repeat his perhous Rept) Ascen
eion rims Market street. : - -
Change of Programme Each Night! 41)
JAMRs PILGRIM, BIIBDII2B hiati.tosa
Doming Performance. Doors open at 71 o cbck ; to
annmencs at 8 o'clock.
TICKETS OF ADEMSION, , 25 and 85 - Corie
auB.lw
AN OPEN HAMM ESTABLISHED
FOR THE
PURCHASE OP HORSES,
AT HARRISBURG, PA.
THE undersignedls authorized and directed
to pu chase a lag& uumber of Sound, active,
medium size, dark• colored horses, in, good con
dition, suitable for C Service for the Guy
erument use, in open market, and will pay cash
on delivery here for' such as rme descr bed, at
one hundred and twenty dollars each, as MOIL as
they have passed the Government irisp cam
By multi. of Dent Cul.. Atuntosz '1 BOMP.ON,
Chief Q.ll. Dep't of tie Susquehanna.
J. G. JOHN:.ON,
- " Capt. & A. Q M.
Hartisliurg Pa., August 6th, 1863 ---au7-2w.
& Co.,
(Lata Lighie & 13radburys)
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
421 BROOME Si',NEW YocK,
2d block East of BroadwV •
MR. F. C. LIGlitE, the wigival founder of
this well-known e-tablishment, Senior
partner, and only Practical Piano Fele Maker ot
ibe late ft m of "Lighte & Bradourys." having
re.wined his Two-Thirds interest in the w heir
business stock, in4tertals, &o ;and Sulu Proptie
torehip in his Valuable . Patella, inclusive-ot hit
celebrated P4:OIT E, INoULEi. lED IRON
FAMES, is the one who can make the
SUPERIOR ,PIANo MATES tor wnich the.
has been so popular: y All lotrirtae
wants on his rights will be pr.seented aconrd
_
,n‘r to - law. •
filar" All Piano Fortes from this manufactory
ire warranted ptufoct ia_pvery respect for ftyt
yBlllB. - -
"Ltioentl Terms to DPalera.
'LI3.IIIL Lk Cal
ans-4i3m 421 Broonie St., New York.
FLOWERS OF trALy,
TOILET
EAU N
A N exquisite impreguetiou of Pure Spices`
_itu the odors of Flowers, Blossoms of
Bosernara, Balm,. 'Violet and Boses,";
,very. fragrant °alba ikeedherehief. Far Istle,
by the Tart Prepered,hy
, *UMW, Apotlie6rv.
7-11. .1,47 ..r=?4 - ,--rej .
,
friti)ifal
N OT ALCOIIOLie•
ei HIGQLY COSO-N I Rat ED VEGETABLF
EX 1 It A :
A PIJ+ E ONIC
DR. FIOUIL.AN
GERM AN Pa I TER.S.
Prepared by
Dr. C. 31. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Will effectually cure Liver Com plai ut,D) spe nsia,
Jaundice, Chronic or N-rvous Debility, Diseases
4 • time Kiduess, and all discs es arising tr to a
disordered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the
dead, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Beart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fait
tei ing at ilia Pit of the SCOM,CII, SW+llJlLeitiEt of
the Head, Hurried atd Ddricuit Bleathiug, F ut
tering at the, Heart, Cholaug yr Sulloc
Sensations when in a lyin,g p sture, Dimue.-s
of Vision, D or Webs before the Sight, Fever
sod Duil Pain in the Head Defictermy of P. r
piratiun, at the Skin and E,ts, P
in the bide, Back, Chest, Limbs. sc., Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Buintvg in the Flesh, Cot.-
scut imaginings of Evil, and great Depr.s,.h.o
or Spirits. and will positively prevent Ye! 114
Forer, 81i , us Fever, &c Th.-y contain NO
4LCOEIOL OR BAD WHISKY. They will cure
the above diseases in ninety-ninz en is cut
hundred.
1100FLAND'S GE.MAN BITTFES I
Are nut a hew and untried ai deice, but have
stood the test of fifteen y ears' trial by - the
American public, and their reputation and 8a
are nut rivaled oy any similar prepaiatiou.
The proprietors have thummAis of letters
from,the must eminent
CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, PHYSICIANS AND
CITIZENS. -
1 - estifying, of th , lr owu per..onal knowledge,
to the beeeficial effects and medical 'Armes of
thee, Biiters
LX) 'Diu' WANT SOMETUP G TO
STISENGILIEN YOU? DO I.OU WANT A
GOOU Aft'EfllE? DO YoU WAN L' 10
BUILD UP - YOUti ouNS I'ITU I luN ? Du YOU
WAN rTO FEEL WELL? DO YOU WANE'
10 GEL' RID uF Nt..I3VOUrNEs? DO YOU
WANE ENE UY? Du YuU WANT i 0
OLErP WsLL 4 ? DO YUU WANT A liitlsK
AND VIGnRuUS 'FEELINtt ? If you do, ueS
HAJOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
PAR I ICULAu NOTICE.
There are many preps's/turns sold under the name
of Buters, put, up .n quart &wiles, comp atathd of the
eheapeat toh , sky or conanon rum. costing from to 4
ants per gauss, the tasisdaguuedby Alum LT COI lam
der Seed silit
//us class of Bitters has caused, and tall continue
to cause, as long as they can be Sad, hundreds to die
the death of the drunkard. By their use the system as
dept ountunsally under the infloenee of Ateoleohc &m
-u/anis of the word bud the desire for L'qnor is crel
ted and kept up,: and the renal is all the hurro s a -
tendons upon a drunks d's mile and death
Per 'hose who delve and W ILL. tiA V E a Liquor
Bitters, we publish ohe Naming receipt: Orl UNE
BuTtLE DE HOUILA.DS titAIMAN RI t'-
ukhs and 5911 X WII4 hEE. QUA RI 3 OV . UtaOD
BRANDY Dec w HONKS, ann the reelat wilt be
a preparation that null t. AR t.XCEL en medgcsaut
values and true eseettenee any of the munvons Li
quor Bitters the market and will COs lEI UCIi
LESS. You will have alt the virtues of MA/E
-LAND'S GENTRAN DI irt EELS in connection with
a GOOD article Of Liquor, at a Much leas price than
awe inferior preparations wilt cost you.
AT FENTION, .wLDIEES
AND NUN FRIENDS OP SOLDIERS.
.We call the attention of all having relations
or friends in the army to the fact that "IdOuF
LAN D'S German Bittera" will ewe nine-ten ths
of the diseases induced by exposures and
privation, incident to camp life. In the
published almost daily in the r ewspapers, on
the arrhal of the sick, it will be noticed that
a eery large properrion are seffet ing from debil
ty. Every case of that kind can be readily
ruled by Ho: fldad's German Bitters. Disea-es
resulting item insorders ol the d gtstive organs
are epesotly gemmed. Wa h..ve no liesitatiou
in stating that if these II tiers gere freely used
among cur soldiers, hurl& eds of lives rmght
be sa“xl that other wise will tallest
We call psiticular att. ution to the following
remarkanin and well authenticated cure of one
of toe nation's heroes, whose life, to use his
own language, ‘!has been saved by the Bitters:''
PHILADELPHIA, August 23t1, 1862.
Messrs Jones & Evans :— Well, gentlemen,
your Boofland's licraran Bitters bus saved my
the. There is no mistake in this. It is vouch
ed for by numbers of my comrades, some of
whose names are appended, and who were folly
cogniz rut of all the circumstances of my case.
t am, and have been fur the last tour years, a
member of Shermatt's celebrated battery, and
under the immediate command of Captain R.
B. Ayers. Through
. the ex t osnre attrudaut
upon my atduous duties, I was attacked iu No
vember last with inflammation of the lungs,
and was for seventy-two days in the hospital.
This was followed by great debili y,.heighten d
by an attack of diseutery. 1 was then remov
ed from the White House and sent to this city
on board the steamer State of Maine, from
ahich I landed on the 28th of Jane. Since
teat time I have been about as low as any one
coned be and still retain a spark of vitality.
For a week or mote I was scarcely able to swat
tow anything. and if I did force a morsel down,
It was immediately thrown up again.
I could nut even keep a glass of water on my
stomach. Lilts could not last under three cir
cumstances; and, aucoidingiy, the physicians
who had been working faithfully, though un
successfully to rescue me from the grasp of the
,
dread archer, Lankly told me they could do no
mute tor use and advised me to sees clergyman
and to make such disposition of my jun lied
tuuds as Lost suited me. An acquaintance who
visited me at the bospit a, Mr. Ftedertek Stein
brew, of Sixth below Arch street, advised mo,
as a forlorn hope, to try your bitters, and kind
ly procured a bottle. From the time I cum
!named taking them the gloomy shadow of
death receded, and I am now, thank God for it,
getting better. Though I have taken but two
bottles, 1 have gained ten pouncs, and I feel
sanguine of being permitted to rejoin my wife
/ad daughter, from whom I have heard nowt/ g
for eighteen months; tor, gentlemen, I am a
toioyal Virginian, from -the vicinity of. Flout
Soyal. 10 your invalmsnle Bitters I owe the
certainty of life which has taken the place of
vague
. feats—to your Bitters will I owe the
Onions privilege of casts cis-ping to my
mom those Who era dearest to Mb in die.
Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We ully amour in the unto of the above
statement, as we had despaired of seeing Liu
comrade, Mr. fdaione,- restored to health.
Jutiu Cutidieback, Feet New Y..rk B diary
rrorge A. Ackley, Co. (3, HAN Maide; Lewie
Chev , ..tier, 923 New YQLk J. E FpettLer, lat
irutlery, llittery F; J. B. F.sewell, Co. B,
Vernktut ; Henry B Jeruwe, Co. B. 8d Wx
moat ; Beery T. MAW meld, Co. C. 6th u.,ine ;
Joh,l F. Ward, Cu. el, btu ,Alatue ; tlgratan
Koch, Co. 'H. 7_d New York; Nathauiei B.
ihf11:118; Co. F. 9atti. Yawn ; Audiew J glut
ad, Co. A, 83' iretruottk; Joun J-Lactuz, Co.
3, 106th Rama. - •
SEW altE OF COON t ERE - !
• Bee that the aiguature ut — t.; M. JACKSON".
is on the wrapper ut cacti bottle.
Pamper bottle, 76 cents, or half dozen for $4.
Principal Othce and Manufactory, No. 641
Arch street, JUNES & EVANS,
(Successor to O. M. Jackson & C 0.,)
Proprietors.
('For sale by Druggist and Dealers in every
toxin in the United Wm- - Linylo.,dkwiy