paik Etitgrapt
lIARR - ISBURG, PA
IVEDNE . SDAY EVENT! G, MARCH 9, 1864.
CITY ITEMS
BANNTART'g Bronchial 'Troches for hoarse
ness and throat diseases, for sale at Dr. Miles'
Drug store, corner Third and North streets, and
Dr. Win. H. Egle's Drug store, Ridge Avenue.
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THE celebrated crystal spectacles properly
adjusted to the. eye ; microscopes ftom 100 to
700 diameter ; tower telescopes, field glasses,
defining au object from one to ten miles, and
all .kinds of optical, mathematical and philo
sophical instruments at Roseridale's Optical
Institute, 8 Market Square. Artificial eyes
inserted. Send for a circular 1 janBdtf
TOWNr AND COUNTRY.
WE are again enjoying Pleasant, spring-like
weather.
Anaryno—the season for pruning fruit and
shade trees and grape 'vines,
THE blue birde have made their appear
ance—rather too early.
Comixef---Flittingtime of year. We pity
tTe movers
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TA United States Assessor publishes an
important notice concerning the annual taxes,
etc., imposed by the excise law. •
Looß oat for bogus fifty cents postage cur
rency. They are getting to be almost as
plenty as the genuine article.
CONSUMERS of gas who do not pay fli:eir bills
to-morrow (10th inst.) will findtherndelves in
darkness, as the flow of gas will 'be Stopped.
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Ttonnuns. —A daring robbery was committed
at Shippefisburg, night before last. The ware
house safe of H. 'Ruby & Co;,* WAS blown
open, and about $225 taken" therefrom.
HAYING 'A GOOD TrIKE GENERALLY—OUT re
turned soldiers. Go it while you're. lit home,
boys, for when you get haelccto :camp you
can't.
SUICIDE:—Andrew Hart, a citizen, of Lan_
caster, committed suicide at Mrs. Jordan's,
in North" street•this city, yesterday nyrning,
by taking laudanum. When foundshe was
dead, in bed.
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TERRAPrI4a.—A fine, fresh lot of Terrapins
just arrived from Baltimore, and be
served up this evening at Snively's restaurant
Tinder the Jones House. Epicures attend. 3t
ATTENTION, UNION VOTERS. OF THE FOURTH
WARD. —You are requested to meet at the pub
lic house of)Wro. HUghes, on Canal street, on
Saturday evening at seven o'clock, for,t4e pur
pose of nominating camlidates for eitioMeers.
RECAPTURED.—One of the rebel officers who
,
escaped from the ears. between Harrisburg
and Baltimore, while en route from t rAduaston's
Island to'Point Lookout, a week or two since,
was arrested near Harper's Ferry on Tuesday,
and sent to the Old Capitol.
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YE'STERDIY we noticed the fact that an in
dividual hadheen "spotted" 'as an accomplice
in the roblwy of nr.,Lazarus, at the pepcit.
Liter in Vie afternoon offiee 'Campbell ar
restedhim in,Middletown . He gave his name
SitPob, portion of. the missing
goods were found on him, and he was brought
to this city for a heitring. Being -,a soldier,
and it is said a desertei from the Twentieth
Pennsylvania cavalry, Davis was handed over
to the military authorities.
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Tssr•.B CHZ.r,DREN AT I BIRTR.---Whe West
moreland Republican says; "We' learn that a
few weeks ago, Mrs. Trimble, wife of James
Trimble, ,of Indiana county, .formerly Of Li
gonier Valley, in this county, gave birth to
-three female children, the combined weight of
-.which was twenty-one . pounds. They are do
ling well, and are all unusually healthy. As
dhe mother was formerly a resident of this
vounty, Westmoreland will claim the credit
cif this increase in the human family."
SUDDEN DATIL—Mr. Theodore J. Burnett,
proprietor of the hat store ths dopes House,
died yesterday afternoon, after au illness of
but alba- hours. He was at his store in the
morning, in the apparent enjoyment of health.
Mr. B. was one of our most respectable cit
izens, and his lath will be deeply la
mented by a large elrele of friends: Iris re
mains were taken to bitiz, TALl:master county,
this afternoon, and will to interred there to
morrow.
BOUNTIES FOR RECRUITS IN TEES 184iiiizo.
Y. V.—We have just been informed by Major
Stover, commanding the 184th regiment, P.
V., that he has been authorized to insure all
Cie Government bounties to recruits for lits regi
ment, the 184th, and that he has also made ar
:augments to secure the highest local 33mm
-tie,' paid in the State. We make this state
ment ja justice. to Major Stover, as efforts wpm
attempted to interfere with his recrukting by
assert i ng 0%4 volunteers for his reginient
wou ld not ree ,`iire the Government bounties.
It is now settled, tbM recruits for the .184th
will be treated as a 1 others. No marqould
fight under a braver offLler than IsAjOr Stover.
SANFORD',S OPER& House.- -A- glorim billis
provided for this .evening, and it is expected
that the Military Cadets from West Chester
will be present; also, the Governor, as Mr. S.
has invited them to visit the, performance—
consequently a select programme is anto4Lced,
which will-be minstrelsy, burlesque circus,
acts or horsemanship, Ravels' , pantomime; &c.
We would advise all who intend patroirrwing
.Sanford's this evening;to be on litnd tiar/Y
to secure seats, as the house is nsaally frill
with the extra inducements.. •'
P. S.—Since the above was putin typei we_-
have been informed by Mr. Sanford thia.79 -
t , rs' Cadets . will positively be at the Ppera
House to-night, in a body. We advise every
body to go very`early. The Ce4eta . 'Will b 6
there At ei o'clock. ,
Forry-rxriVa v mce liraq,4--Thotti persons
who have reached the age offorty-five since
the last draft should at once go before a mag
istrate and make oath to that fact, and have
their names stricken
, from the, enrollment
bookS. This course wacild Save inconvenience
to themselves and the draft officers.
TgE 'WILMS cenrizii, fife:l4l%e i nitary in
titute . .ie're at one
o'clock to-day, and drilled before the Legisla
tare at a later hour. They numbered eighty
two, rank:and -Ede, and made a very imposing
appearance. Their fine evolutions when on
drill are highly spoken of by all who were
;.t
pfesent.
GEN. FRANZ SIGEL, says the Chambersburg
Repository, passed through Martinsburg on
Monday last, on his liaito assume command
of the Department of West Virginia, and was
greeted with artillery salutes as became the
occasion. The loyal people throughout the
country seem to rejoice that the gallant Sigel
is again placed in a command worthy of his
deserts.
Tams °ABS.—Yesterday we published an
item concerning a. numlaer , of fine passenger
cars just built for the use of the Pennsylvania
railroad company. We since lestiked that
they were built , in this _ city,,(instead of Al
toona,) under the direction of Mr: Hildrup,
Superintendent of the car shops, and, were
sent to Altoona to receive the "finishing
• . •
A YOUNG lady once hinted. to, a . gentleman
that her thimble was worn out, and aske.d
what reward her industry merited. He
her in answer a thimble beautifully engraved
as follows:
I send this thimble
For fingers nimble,
..."Wkich I hope will fit when you try it;
It will last you long
If it's half as str.ong
As the hint you gave me to buy it.
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LAZY BOYS. —A lazy boy makes a lazy man,
just as sure as a crooked twig makes a crooked
tree. Who ever yet saw a boy grow up in
idleness that did not make a shiftless -vaga
bond when he became a than, unless he had
a fortune left him to keep up appearances ?
The.great, mass of .4,ieves, : paupertapoil crim
inals *that fill our penitentiaries and alms
houses have come up to if at they are by be
ing brought up in idle!neSs. Those who con
stitute the business portion of the celinmuni
ty, those who make our great and :useful redn'
were trained up in . their boyhood to,be indus
trious.
San A.CCMENT. —The Indiana (Pa.) True
American, of Thiriday, says: On yeste'rday
morning a .most terrible affair occurred in
Rayne township. Mrs. Margaret:Thompson,-
aged about 79 sears, who has been residing
with JameS Vanhorn, of said township, for
some'iiiiii - ,Wad'ili;Coiered lying in the fire of
her room, shockingly burned and dead. Mr.
Val:thorn, as was his,custom afteryising, made
a fire in her room and went out to attgpd to
his steel. His wife entered the room, with
breakfast for Miss Thompson, who ;try
frail, Wken Shaidisctriehkiii-iiergying with 'her
head in the fire shockingly burned. She bad
her arms grossed upon her Wiest, Andappgared
to have fallen forward in the position she Was
found. It is supposed from her position that
shehad fallen dead, when approaching the
IrrroaxmoN GtvEN.-,-4any of : our readers
desiielo know the price list of airily clothing.
We give below the prices of the more import
ent articles of -"
$1:65 ' "$1 2,7
. 50 Flannel drawers
Uniform lag
Forage cap..
15 Knit dmwors
Cap cover
Private's unirrrn Coat 730 Stockings,
Privaters unit' jack's. 4 25 Bootees, sewed 2 OA
Private's trowsers.... 2 50 Bootees, pegged. 148
Flannel all Olt coat, Great coats.... ..... 760
1ined.......3 12
. Btankete, woolen 8 25
Knit jacket........... 2 55 Blankets, rubber. 2 48
Flannel shirts....... 1 63
In examining the above -list of prices, we
are convinced that Uncle Sam keeps the
cheapest cliatbing emporium in the Union.
Selecting from the above the highest-Priced
articles, and we find that the "soldier gent"
can equip himself for a Sunday's stroll at thi3'
wonde#illy,sall .s141101:;44PA5: A soldier
is allowed $42 worth of clothing in a year,
which, as'n general:thing, is amply sufficient.
We have known cases in whichthe soldier did
not use more than one-half of his quota.
WYERS' au - Alas.—The West Chester Record
publishes the following very handsome com
pliment to the "Wyers' Cadets" and their in
structor, Major Eckendorflrfrora'MajOr Gen
eral Pleasonton. The compliment is the more
valuable for king well deserved:
Pplunizr*lit; Feb. 10, 1861
To William F. Wyers, Esq., lirincipal 'of the
West Chester Academy and Military In,sti-
We, West Chester, Pa.
DEAA. §re:—Having been a spectator at the
drill of the Gadets of your institute, which
was exhibited last night st, the' Academy of
Music by their instructor , Major Bekendorff,
I have great pleasure in bearing my testimony
to their proficiency in the drill of the com
pany. I was particularly impressed
,with the
strict attention of the Cadets to "the - position
of a soldier," whether "at a halt or in the use
of their Fen:ions; their alignments and the
preservation of their . distal:nes were excellent;
the dnties'orthe guides Were admirably per
formed; the readiness, rapidity 'and ensemble
of all.theirmovenexeitesi.millighest ad
miration, I'may say, sir,,Viat ,the excellence
of the drill of - your .grulete 2 last night cinnot
be =Passed, apt - lutiirerelV:bspit.L
I congratulate. Major ,ekendorff on his bril
lia4 success, and the Cadets on their good
fortune is possessing so able and efficient an
instructor.- ;'
Go on, sir, inymOtreer of u.sefulues Tex
tend your cow* t t .f.blißta*bi.strgetion. The
country needs and will need as officers of its
troops all of your .pupila; iand -they-Si - o'4On
;m a d, be assured that its gratitude will attend
the efforts of its people, whether emploYeeln
moulding the youthful mind to fatare,:tiseful
ness, or in resisting its enemies on the field of
battle: •
I remain, very respectfully, '
Your °1 3 e4j 03 4t-serVant,i
.21.. 3. FLEMQVICO!
The " Wyers' Cadets" will
.
i drill
on the Capitol grounds this (Wednes
day) aVeningisthafiflen4.fnur. ap - t, at
Vine - VdTaridifinitriiing. '' - litteY t6illW•re
viewed by Governor Curtin.
KIIIIKEL Bso's is the place to get the gen;
nine Constitution Water. marl-dst•
TECE place to find prime cigars at -moderate
rates, is al Keller's Drug and Fancy doodff :
Store, N 0 7 491 Market street. Try them.
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lArpnovED LNDP rsku INX for
marking linen, muslin and other fabrics; '&c.
WarranteiTio give satisfa:tion. Manufactured
by S. A. li - ankeCik. Bro., 118 Market street,
Harrisburg. marl-dst•
RSMISTALENT PAPERS made out and bla . nks
furnished, - far_twp dollars and fifty cents per
set, by Salina & Child, Claim Agent, RUTZ
TaLroaaApn.:buiftling Third street, Harris
burg. m6lw
SECOND7AIM ::21.P.PaiNG.—A meeting . of
Union citizens of the Second Ward will be
held on Ftiday evening, at 7i o'cloctr, at the
public house of Benjamin Buck, for the pur
pose of nominating ward officers, to be voted
for at the ensuin election. All the lord
citizens of the ward are requested to attend.
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Normsltzaaurrrso OFFICERS AND TO ALL
PERSONS PIMSENT/NO RECRUITS. -S. S. Child
is now ready to make out the necessaay papers
for the collection of premiums for presenting
recruits, aiad'still continues to make out offi
cers' recruiting accounts, pay rolls and, all
kinds of writings connected with the military
departments. Haying had much experience.
in military writings, he is fully, capable , to.
&
transact any kin business connectedwith.
the various departments. Office in DAILY
lannontk.P tlitkildins, Third- • streeViHarris
erg. - 1 : ttuirs-dlw
NOTEUNG can deter the people from attend
ing the theatre. Notwithstanding the inclem
ent state of the, weather, last night, there was
a large crowd at 13rant's Hall, to witness the
last representation of The Ticket-of-Leave Man.
:That perforMEß was Flail:letter than on
any previous occasion—and all know that it
has always been excellent. The Star Troupe
is winning the esteem of everybody, and com
mands the patronage 'of the most refined
classei'of•the ,
To-night that fine play entitled The Ladifir
Lyons, will be presented for the first time.
It cannot fail to attract an immense audience, ;
as it is popular everywhere. There is a splen-'
did cast of "cheigeteis.' 'The' Bon4 Fish-Trtfe,
a very amusing farce, will conclude the enter-,
tainment.
How IibuDACKF4 TOOTHALES, NEITELLGIA AND
C.A.Tisan may
s beigtoceasfully 'treated and per
manently cured. For Nervous Headache,
.
Neuralgia in its worst forms, and most. cases
Of Sick
,-Headaelie, a pertain mgt. Of
course there will be exceptions, but we, speak
.of themajority of cals.
TOOTHADECE.—Thig common complaint can
be cured immediately and the pain annibilated
without putting anything in the tooth.
What is it and how to use it.
To annihilate pain there's a remedy lnund,
DS ... novelty in use teats allmedfcine's sound;
'Tie a positive cure, but would you suppose
'The only way to use it is to snuff it up yonr.
S. A, 4uAkej,.. Bro.,sgje agents, 118 Mar
lot street, marl-dst*
Ldcer itimijzs collected'for Five per cent.
by Miran S. Cliild; Claim agent. Office in
Daily TELEGRAPH Building, 3rd Street, near
Walnut, Ilitrrisburg, Pa. zu73C.
nisv .erilafgad/a4`PA.,-jart•• 20, 1064..
DELA. LADY :—Mrs. Ball, will you please
pardon me for the liberty that I have taken in
addressing you, a stranger. I feel myself
under obligations to you fqr the benefit Ihave
derivedlrom your Medicine and eye salve,
haVing stiffen(' for many-years most excruci
ating pain in: may, head, , breast and side, not,
being free from' pain—day or night. , And' I
have been doetfamg. 'with ~:well-skilled and
practical pliYsicians for"some years, and all
attempts proved a failure. I had given up all
hopes of recovery and felt fully resigned to
await my fate,
, which foretold an untimely
grave: -14 father' being a:resident of Siddons
burg, and living quite a distance from you, I
did not get to hear of yourmedicine--that has
proved a wonderful cure indeed. Some few
months ago I was advised by a lady friend of
mine to try yOur medicine. - She stated to me
'Oat shemadonse.Of your Medicine and salve
which proved. a.cure. Feeling rather loth at
first totry as I had laid out meney time after
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tin* which made the thrpensei very heavy
and all for - nauglit. *But having great confi
dence in my friend's integrity, I was prompted
to hearken to her kind entreaty and try for
myself. I therefore purchased two dollard and
a half worth of your medicine, and, to my
utter astonishment, in one week I felt a great
change, and in two weeks was entirely free
from all pain, and your eye Wye perfected a
pure for which all other washes and salves
proved -useless. My!.eYelids ~Weie so much
inflamed that:l Was -fOrced to wear glasses for
some years, and now I have'no occasion at all
to wear the glasses, my eyes being well. 1
therefore thaveiresolved, dear lady, to let you
know that I could not rest content until I
would return my heartfelt coilgrattilations to
youo my 4*m..4 and benefactress, • for the gtood
youhave accomplished, feeling myself a new
creature entirely.=
You 'are at perfeCt liberty to publish this it
you feel so inclined. I close by requesting
you to apcept tiny ~ ',Warmest regards, with a
hope that for humanity's sake, your life may
be prolonged. Success be yours forever in
performing .the wonderful cure.
Yours with respect,
DIARY E. BROWN.
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P. S.—For farther information, address
Mary E. Brown, New Cumberland, Cumber
land county, Pa.
Mss BALL; No. 27 South Pine street,
Harrisburg Pa. j2l-tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Arrival of New Goods! Arrival
of New Goods!
saving just returned-from New York, we aremow ro
°airing a splendid asseri.mont of new goods.
Plain poplins, plain rabacais.
Plaid lustresnnd other dress goods:
New spring delaktes;
Calicos, the best quality—all prices.
Muslin, bleached and unbleached.
Ticking; all prises, -•
Ladies' and and gentlemen's pock - et-handkerchiefs.
Stockings for ladies and gentlemen
Plain all-wool delainek.
Figured all-wool delaines,
Shirt breasts at all prioes.•
.ainghams, full assortment::•
"JBtack alpacas; black.delaittes.
Black bombazine; bin& merinos.
rfoop skirts at 75 cents, $1 and upwards.
Balmoral skirts ats9
$ 3 and upwards. •
Marseilles quilts and _lendaie quil
Black silks at $l, $1 5, $1 ab and upwards.
Our stock Is very larie now, and we can offer an as
sortment of goods which cannot be excelled in prices and
B. LEWY.
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*Ant *lv s HAIR DYE !I
biltbholor's Celebrated Hair bye
IS THE BEST IN TIEE
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or Gray Hair instantly to a along Blaelior Hatura Btown
..withOutinluring the Hair or staining the Skin , leaving the
Hair soft and beautiful ; imparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color, andrectilies the, ill effects of
bad Dyes.' ' The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH , .
ELOR:• All others are mere imitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. Factory-8/ BAR
;CLAY ST, N. Y. . . • • • •
airdnibott'a saw roam imam( FOR pIiSSEINO TOR RATEt]
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COLGA!PE'S HONEY SOAP.
,This celebrated Toilet Soap, in, each, unit - mod de-
Mend, is mane from. the choicest, materials, is mild
and emollient in itanature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely :beneficial in its action upon the skin.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Geode Dealers:
Jm2,64sely • '
Sore.T.lkroa.t-, • -
COld,
aria Similar troubles, if suffered to progress, insult in sz
lions Pulmonary, Bronchial and Aattunatic affections,
oftentimes incurable.
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' BROWN'S BRONCEITAL 21200E1E4'
are compounded so as to reach dlrectlythe seat of the dis
ease and give almost instant-relief. • feb22-d&rwlm -•
pANNyors:.Bito..Nc..4l4.4...iliocilts,
For the cure of Hoarseness, Throat Dis
eases, Ike., are specially
. recommended .-to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocatibh
calls - thein to speak' in public. Manufactured'
'only by pa,mrvart Ik. Co., Harristimg,
- Fa-, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by druggist every:Where'. -
Read the following testiinerdali from some
of our eminent clergymen.:
ITAanivarrau, Feb. Bth, 1864.
C. A. Rs.mtvAstr--Dear Si': I have
.uses
Brown's Bronchia Troches, W'istar's Liozenges
and other preparations for boarseriess and
throat troubles and in comparison with them
all, can cheerfullyC commend your own as a
most admirable specific for public speakers
and singers, in cases of hoarseness, coughs
and colds. I have found them serving in
time of need; most effectually.
'Yours truly, T: H, ROBINSON,
- Pastor of N. S. Presbyterian Chun&
..03-1 agree with Mr. Robinson as to the
value of Bava - vart's Bronchial Troches.
W. C. CATTELL,
Late Pastor of 0. S. Presbyterian Church.
HABRISIRTBO, Jan., 1864.
of T Ep o e C. akixtg A. Rintrv very ea fr , r e — gu. D en ea ta r y S , b and :
i the p ha uc b e i s t
Where the vocal organs are very much taxed,
I have found the need some gentle expecto.
rant, and that want bas been supplied in your
excellent tniehes. 1 i
I .consider them verylar .superior to any
Lozenges that I have ever Sued, in removing
speedily that .huskiness of the voice arising
from its too frequent use, and impairing the
effectiveness of the delivery of ad
dresses. Yours, &a.
JNO. 341,KER JACKSON.
Pastor, of the Locust St. Methodist Church.
To C. A. BAnwvaithr-Dear Sir: Having used
your Bronclual Troches, I am free to say they
are the best .I have ever tried and take great
pleasure in recommending them to all persorm`
afflicted :with sore throat `or . hUskiness of
voice arising from public spealang or'singing.
Yours, dm., G. G. TtArcRSTBAW,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.
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-,•„; Dinar& men Arrbnuy's O, t
HAnnconma, Feb. 29 1864.
To C. B4l4firplv- - -Penr. I have
found your Troches' to be invaluable Au re
lieving hoarseness end in strengthening the
„muscles of the throat. They impart dgarnesei
to -the voice, and are certainly of great belie- ,
fit to all public speakers. A. J. HERR
SAPONIFIER
OR .CONCENTRATED . LYE
I,lll' I Y SOAP IR ER.
WA It l ueskei high Prices ;iiionitier helps to reduce
than. ,Itmakee,SOAP ror FOIJA.O.'OB a pound by using
your kitcheb'greasii
Alr CAUTION! As.aputiousLyas are offered also, .1*
caref(l and wily buy the PATENTED article put up. in
IRON cans, all others beineCOUNTERFEITS.
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING ,
' - '‘'' , Phadelizobia---No. 127 Walnut Street,
Pittalaurg—PlAt ,Street seta Duquearte--Way.
deitifdiargni
THE CONFESSIONS. AND EXPERIENCE
As ncvltan. - • • -
Published for the twoofit, and as a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and Others, Who suffer from Nervous De
bility, Premature Decay of bbinhood, des:, supplying at
the same time Tan Maass or Srar-Cons. By one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery.
By . inclosing a'post paid addressed envelope, einee
copies may be had of the author.
_ NATELSNIE,T, XXYFAIE, Esq.
.r 63-3md&w . Bedford, Binge Co., N. Y.
Military Business Attended To.
.Bouttty,,Pensiory Rack t , , Pay, Subeisolisx," and Military
sail Syar 'generally, mithi'eutand'collicted. Per
sons residing at a distance can have their business trans.
acted by pail, by addressing : . '
EUGENE SNYDER, Attorney-at-Lew.
derr-dly Third street, Harrisburg, Pa.
NEW ADVRRWEMENTS.
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, ~• • HaAmprairra . rieratorto, Prarre.i,
. , • pioipizoi, 1885. j
AGREEORDERL - .. • - r .
No. 1.
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ABLY tti Cameral. Order No, 65,
War Department, A. G. 0., Jan;'-,12th,1862, the un
dersignetthereby assumes command of this Post and is
sues the follo*ing orders, for the inforintion and guid
ance of all cloncemed.
L All Officers on duty at this Post are required to re
port to these Headquarters, their rank, regiment, nature
of duty, and lumber and date, of order placing them
on such duty.
IL Officers arriving will report. as specified above.—
Officers on being relieved . 4om duty, will report,• pre
vious to their departure, by what authority they are re
lieved, oacirtg a copy 9f the orders at these lleadquar
ters.- • '
111 Officers having soldiers tuider theLr charge are re
quired, in addition to the above, to make a "morning re
port" by 9a. M. each day.
1. "aomf.exp, Lt. Col., 16th u.
Commanding Post.
OFFICSAL:—B. L. BARNES, • Ist Lt, 11. S. I C., Post Adju
tant. marB-d2w
ReentAinig Agency.
,
OIME in tiLerear of Herr's Hotel, Harris
burg, Pa. The LARGEST LOCAL BOUNTIES paid
to recruits. COMMITTEES from 'districts and sub.dis.
tricts in the State will be promptly furnished • with . MEN
to fill QUOTAS, byapplysng to
mar4-dlm D. J. HUlaldEL it O.
TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
Collection of Pensions, Boutin, Back Pay
and "War Claims.
OFFICERS' PAY ROLLS, MUSTER ROLLS AND
RECRUITING ACCOUNTS MADE our.-
p?tmdersigned, having been in the em
yment of the United States during the last eighteen
mOhthY, as Clerk in the Mustering and Disbursing Office
•and , Office or Superintendent of Recruiting Service of
Pennsylvania, respectfully informs the public thathe has
opened an office in the Dam' TELEGRAPH Building for the
'Purpose of collecting Pensions, Bounties; Back Pay and
War Clabus ; also, making out Officers' Pay Rolls, Muster
Rolls and Recruiting Accounts.
All ordeirS by mag attended to promptly.
novl-dtf - • SULLWAN S. .CBEL.D.
FOR. RENT
SEVERAL good dwelling Houses, conve
niently ' located. Some with stabling, sheds ; and
sitter odtbaildixignattached. CHAS_ C. BANN:
HeniIISBURG 3 hafch 2,1884 mart dBwe
r116, - 14?:: ?FS, ; 7 4.41f yon wish goia ''Lette'r
12'Paper,. Envelopes, bur, Pens, or anything skein th e
sudiduery line, you will do well by
nol9 adlua
SCHEFFER'S B MORE,
Harrisburg.
WANTS.
WANTED,
AFEW first-class WOOD WORKMEN,
• Cabinet Makers or Carpenters
ALSO,
MACRLIISTS and 110IILDEIS. Apply at the
marBAßw EAGLE WORKS
WANTED,
AA. M IDDLE - AGED ` -WOMAN, to act in the
I, capacity of NURSE: to take nhargo • of two chil
dren.' Must be one who has had experience. , in nursing.
Either an English or Scotch Woman preferred. To such
good wages Will be paid, and a good home guaranteed.—
Apply. at ROOM os, State Capitol Rotel, between 10
o'clock, A. rt., and 6 P. Y. marft-dtt
TANTED---500 bbls. Fresh Dande li on
Root, by S. /L KINKEL & BRO.,
- Apothectuies,llB Market, , Harrisburg.
=d
GENTS' wanted: to ael), the Standard His -
473.. tory or &hewer:. A i l a&lobelme to Make money.
Ats ttre rtoir4.loo Imo pernanitti. 200,000
volute al ready sold. Send for circulars. .Address
JONES BROS. & CO.,
Milkier% Beltiniore, Md.
de SO
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gincar Discimutti
Useful and Vailuable
HILTON'S -
INSOLUBLECEMENT
Ii or: mit! , general Practical WOW
1 44401 RAY inventinu ;ow before the
public. It has thoroughly tested
Induriesnohe last streplagt bysll praCtical
SJAER *La , and Vommincedtti , A NY i to be
,a :za
lidliOilfel'inbarations known.
Applicable w 3 an
- 11kenir Arta—
,:
TON'S Issommue OmsT is a new
QM* and the yesuit of - years of
attilay;' cOmbillstion is on
80tientijic FrinMptes,
d under no circumstances or
hange of tempemim"%.wW I t be
come corrupt or omit' any offensive
/Ma.
A,rfew thing.
1
Its Gombinaticin.
Bpor AND MOS
Manuiltoturers, using Machines, will
Iliad it. the best , article known as Cementing for the Clitinuels, it works
without delay; is not affe cte d by any
change of temperature.
...
Win find it seiffielehtly, adhesive for
their use, as has been preyed.
Jevnlera
-
,th is Zspeciagly Adapted :to Leather,
And we claim as as especial • merit,
that it sticks Patches to 'Boots and
Shoes =anciently strong without
oting:
LIQUID CEMENT
It is a liquid,
Extant that is ;sure thing for mend-
itare, •
To
Toys,
d Ivory,
articles of Household use •
REMEMBERUtrana's brow= MxLwr
La Ina liquid form and as easily ap
plied ae paste.
liwrott's lawn.utio Cataarr
IB I.llsolunlo in water or /AL
Rtvroa , a Irraiwarana CZNIENi
Adheres oily Substances
Remember.
. - -
supplied in Family or !domino
Carer's Packages from 2 games to 100
lbs- • ; A
- 1111,1411. iinoa
Pro to
ewe, IL I.
525
MIL
=3
Aildnes Philad
jois-cuy - •
FOR , THE VENTREICV3LE.
AW.delightful look'xiiwori the feataxes
of our departed loved ones! How pleasing to corn
mune with our absent friends. How instructive and inter
sating to become iuguednted with the coanteninces of
great and good men and women. How charming to ad
mire the works of nature, theaumdiwrat of human skill
4.11 this pleasurwyou may.ebtaln at it' idly small out
laY by selecting GARTIE DE ,VISITE or PBOTO6RAPI!
CARDS, (made by the beet artists in New York,) , of Gen
erals, Eminent rayons, StettoUT faiiCYPittOregt ken
t atiO oltiriSi and when you have made a selection, Ov
a:ices them m a well bound
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM ,
of which you Win filtd ah
.eitteltsive assortment, banu
somety bOtind eards. or patent binged backs ;
in every style of binding sue ,quality and at reasonable
prices at • ' scgunivs BOOKSTORE,
- Sign 'eats "Auteriaaii Rig," Harrisburg, 'Pa.
feblit
HE First',National: . Hank of Harrisburg,
T
4he privilege of increaS
leg it to $500,000. "
The State gapitakßank having organized , under, the act
to 'provide a ,liailanal currency, under the above title,
respectfully offers its services for the collection of Notes,
Drafts, Bills of.Exchangs receivemoney on deposit, and
bay and sell ezelizaige meal' parts of the country.
The business will be conducted at the corner of Second
and Walnut:streets, by the following named directors and
officers: •
•
.II DIREC7OI.;S: • .
Jogs . Daiwa, ' J. R. ENT,
SDION GAMMON; JANES YOUNG,
WILLIAM CoLnae , . Gm F. Buxom,
J. D. : GA:mom
JOILV. H. BRIGGS. Proet.
SMALL, oaslger.
Jaa29-d2nt
- PAPER WAREHOUSE.
F,9.IIRELL, IRVI*G* CO.,
510 MINOR STREET,
PHILADELPHIA; PL,
,
MANUFACWRERS of
131_ ROLL WRAPPRRSA!,, e ,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE KIEGITet,
CAPAND CROWN MANILTA
on hand or made t'o order.
Highestepricl 'Rah/ zorio Ix( large , or small vantL
ties. ' ' - - 1:m41431
Steam Saw Miltfor Sale or Rent.
MICE rualartigaett offers for sale ' a desirable
± MILL PItOZSATY, situated on the Susquehanna
river, at Dunciutis Island, fifteen Miles west of Harris
burg: This Property has- the advantage of a Timber
Market, and is acceisible by canal or railway. The mill is
geared in the most improved styled with a good (Morris &
Co.) engine, which drives two Gate Sawsy one, with . forty
and the other with eighty feet' of carriage; also, three
elm-alai saws for the numufacture of Shingles, Lath and
Pickens. .•
The above property for tale orient ooreasonable terms
For particulars wictresitby mail, or calf In Pergonr on
JOSEMSMITH, Thineares
Deanne° P. 0., Pa.
mars•dlta*
MEDICAL ,BOAE,D.
-.HEADQUARIIIRS PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,
HosprrAL DarAwrxwer,
HARluSatnia, PA., March 1, 188&
quo., STATE MEDICAL BOARD of ,
sylvan's will meet in PHILADELPHIA, on
THURSDAY, THE 10th 01' MARCH,
and continue in sessional least eight daya, to 'examine
candidates for appointments as Assistant Surgeons in
Pennsylvania Regiments. , The eject hi to provide for va
cancies in the =rutted reMidenta which may require ad
ditional Asaittant Surgeons.
Physicians in good health, furnishing satisfactory testi
monials of their industry, sobriety and loyalty, will be
admitted to Ihe entribigion.t . .
The rooms in which the examination will be, will
be indicated in the city Pikers on the day of meeting
111 order of the Govansoit. 46:1
TM. HOG; Surgeon tieneral,
Pennsylvania?"
marl dtd
FrWINE made from. this GRAPE so
i leTtrly resembles Port in Savor, body and.solor .that
none bat the best judges could distinguish it , herri genu
---- hie 1111 POrted Port—us it used eabe. '
The subscriber has been appointed agent Air-VW gide
• •W. DOM, JR., & CO, of,
~A,TIVE
FINE BLACKBERRYand ELDERBERRY WINE.—
,
Warranted pure. Parade at
jan2,ls
40 BOXES ,
leg ORAN a GES,
=H . Aprror Bala
°4
;
ltbs • JOHN WISF t 'Ault Mon",
lIRHAM MUSTARD, the beet imported,
D
pet received and for salii by
febl •• • WM. DOCK, ca
. -
OANGES F .011ANGES1-41 Dirge( of
superior Oranges , and Sicily Havana, for sale in any
quantityat I=29] _ BOYER & KOERPER
L' LEAF. LLED.—Fifty kegs prime Leaf Lard
for Ede by Ifeb29lw9 EBY k KUNKLE
JAWS HALL. BRANT'giAii,
MUM STAR
Combinatioa-.Dramatic Company,
Combination Dramatic Company,
Combination Dramatic Company,
cßowus morEID noir nise3lo?9 UNABLE TO
GAIN ADMISSION.
Sir E. L. Bulwer'eo Great ad Popular Play,
LADY OF LYONS. -LADY OF LYONS.
LADY OF Ta - ONS.
LADY OF LYONS. ,-Lii_DroE-LYONS
• LADY OF LYONS. '—
- -
LADY OF LYONS. LADY OIPfLYONS.
LADY OF LYONS.
LADY OF LYONS. LADY dr LYONS.
LADY OP LYONS.
And the Popular Musical Farce called the
BONNIE FISH WIFE.
BONNIE FISH WIFE.
BONNIE FISH WIFE.
BONNIE pun WIFE.
MSS Fan DENHAIIi
IL &S FANNY DENECI, •
lifSS FANNY DENHAN,,
MISS FILMY iIENHAM.
to her great characters of ,
MISS THISTLEDOWN AND HAGGLE ILSORARI.ANE,
introducing several songiVimd dance and
The whole company in the bill.
Secant Seats and Come Early.
For particulars see small bins.
S-kINFORD 9 S ";LL,
TEM mixt, DEW' mAtrzr srawr,
REAR OF HERB'S HOTEL.
OPEN FOR THErSEA:SON
SANFORD AND . TROUPE.
DRAWING ROOM CONCERT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, :MARCH 9.
IitriLLESQ.IIE CIRCUS.
,
FOrrE LO 1 1 ":,N 5...
.
Lunrolut) TRotrikt.
. , .
Orchestra Seats can be procured in advance at Bann
van's Drug Store. -
Doors open at ifiX. Commence Xto 8.
Police always in attendance topreeerva order.:
Admittance 25 cents.
Orchestra chairs, 50 cents.
Private boxer 'entire, $5 each; Singh) seats, $1 'each
Jan2l-dst
mtrimnzy
It is the only
CANTERBURY MUSIC - RAIZ.
WALNUT ST., BELOW THIRD.
OFEN MfER EVENING, •,! -
With a First-class Company of
SINGERS,. DANCERS, COMMUN.% &11., Act
Admission... ...... .... . 15 cents.
Seats in 80xe5.... . ........ ......... .... .......25
pIWATE SALE
The Updogrove Lock property, five miles norther Har
risburg, fronting east the Pennsylvania canal aild'rallroad,
near thedepot, west the turnpike, con.chningor a Canal
Grocery Store and a Hotel, is offered at, privatemale until •
the 15th day of 'March, 1854. The canal
.grocory r is the
best stand '
on the Pennsylvania imaalz—large arid - Talmo.
dioua stabling slid hay houses, and - stabled:arranged to
lock each team separate ; warehouses for grain;,' carriage
house, weigh-scales, sheds, ice house, and ali other houses
necessary for carrying on the buslnem:
The. Hotel: (Rockville House) has a good run of far rail
road and canal custom, and is.a desirable opportudiv for
arm on e wielting an opening bra business airotruy estab
lished.-
LAING &
. .
The title to- ho property is perfect. tcpusoll4 - 61: St:WIT
is on &mentor ill health of the-owner: ' - -
R EAL, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SATE
The several properties of the relate of W31.1.1A.5t AL
LISON, demised, in the city of Mairlibu.rg,.cansisting of
Howes on Front street and CheStrint street, at hnd near
the corner of Frontand CM:Stant streets; a vacant lot on
Mitlberry street, near pond, street, .and WV:acres
of land at the eastern terminus of Market ofroet y are of
fered for sale 'For terms orsaleapplyto the uniterAgned,
.Seventh and Noble Streets, Piribuielphia. ' ''-
de2l-dtrj THOMAS-COGIMUN.
LOTS FOR SALE.—A Troinber ;off lots
have been laid out on the Jonestown Rad" about
one mile east of the city of Erarrisbnig t ; which are
' being , sold at low prices. To persons desiring to securo
a home for themselves; and to be relieved from the
present exorbitant rents, Oda is a ' rarer opportunity.
A number of lots have already been sold' and but fhw re
main on band. The plan of aaid lets can be seen at the
Sheriff's office in Harrisburg, where ersons #esiziog to
purchase are requested to call and see p
the sane.
J. SHffilt i L.
janl6
F"
CARRIAGE, suitable foT ' Will be sold
cheap by applying to
febl-tf Fifth =eat.
VOR SALE.:—A eve-horse-power STEAM
Jt: ENGINE and BOILEE ; in icibd.order. Apply to
• F.,GEETY;
:Walnut .strc te. h
11Q1TILDING STONE-FOR SALE, of best
.1../ quality, delivered teeny part of the city.
Apply to J_ 11=4
jatl2 . . Immediately below thesity.
RSOZUTITSG OSTIOE, IL S. &FWD, Coors,l .
HA.pataiUßG, EL, March V . 18t34.
rriHE attentiOn• of Sol d iers WhO hiiire" been
1. Honorably discharged the 'United States 'Service, on
account of disability tontractetwhile in the line of duty,
and who may Wish - to enlist in the Invallik Corps, is to
spectrally called to the following * letter-from the Provost
Marshal General Office, Own' which it appe/iis - that:they
may receive the bounty Offered by the ward,.boinegli or
town, to whichthey may wish to be credited:
(LETTER.)
WAR Dreittratayr,
PROVOST 2114.100 Lia. GMVER&L's OFF/CR,
BUREAU OF INVALID CORrit -
WARRINGTOS, February 213, 1 1864.-- ,
The Provost Marshal General directs mew sty,._ that
men enlisted for the First battalion Companies of ,the In
valid Corm- in acCordance with the provisions of general
Orders, Not. 105 and 232, Adjutant General's Mee, 12641.
and the instructions of the Provost Marshal' General, (see
Circulars Non 14 andloB,of 1563,Provost Marsbal General's
Office,) will'be credited to the owes to be furnished under
the draft, of the ward, borough, town, or city and State
from which they. enlist. 3L 14 . ..WV:EWELL,
Colonel, and atsisttuktto the Provost Marshal General,
' - In charge of Invalid Corps Bureau.
Por the particulate relative to enlistment in that :Corps,
apply at the Recruiting 'Office, InValid Corpe, in Second
street, near Pine street, Harrisburg, Pa.
E. L. BALMS,
marlamlo Ist Ueut, 11. R. L C., R'cling Officer.
lisittrasses I spring Beds I L Comforts
PALM TM. AR HAIR TOP MATTRASSES.
Palm Leaf Cotton Top Mattresses.
Corn Husk Magrangea.
Patent Spring, Slat Beds
Feather Pillows. and Bt seers. .
CO6an Comforts and Spreads. - - t
-
Ladies' Willow Work Stands. "
Carpet Camp Stools.
• Door Bogs, Carpet, : •3llGmenska,
Iron Bedstead; latest pattern, &c., &e.
N. o.—Sofas, Lounges,. Cushion* and Mamma
repaired. Hair and Spring Mattniisie'neade to order. No
109 'Market. street, Barrisharg, Pa.
mar2-413m
•
- v
e, by an extensive grower Wedeln Nei.-
of this grap
arirrim furnish then' an in quantAr4 21C *rate
price. ,r •
wino is at pissitmt selling . at ikera"
=
g to age, and the supply is unequatlifitlrei
aergo" / 4 "sefi, VOL , 1 6 ,: 1844 , • Ti
40426'
ORANGES! ORANGES! !-20 boxes in
prime order.
..Tust received wholesale and retail
feta Wif. DOCK, JS , &CO
FRENCH BEANS -A rare article, just re
. calved at [feta] W. DOCK, Ja i & CO.
AMUSEMENTS.
FOR SALE.
- . . .
Apply ou the remises, or by letter;to •
W. P. MINDY,
janlo-daind Susquehanna P. 0., Dauphin es., Pa.
Harrkburg, lan. 15, , 1884
feb23-tf
°porta) Grape.
jan2s
J. T. BA.R.STrZ: