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TOPS:I3j Aliernoon, June 11,
TO ADVERTISERS.
The circulation of the DAILY TELEGRAPH
is FOUR TIMES LARGER than any other
daily published or circulated in this city, and
it therefore presents greater inducements for
the patronage of advertisers than is offered to
them through any other medium. Let those
who want buyers, try advertising in the TELE
GRAPH.
THE MORNING TELEGRAPH
Is issued every morning and con
tains THE LATEST TELE
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES re
ceived during the night.
INDEPENDENCE DAY!
TOWN MEETING.
A meeting of the citis ns of Harrisburg will
bo held A the Court Hmse on THURSDAY
EVENING nest, at o'clo.k, to devise means
for celrbrating the Fourth of July in au ap
propriate wearier, and to appoint committees
to awry the plan Into execution. The present
state of public feeling and the affairs of the
nation demand that the public should show
their respect for and appreciation of the senti
menti Implied by a Fourth-of-July Celebration,
and hence it has been determined to make
the day in Harrisburg one which will be long
remembered. Everybody is invited to attend
this meeting and add their efforts towards the
accomplishment of the object.
MANY CITIZENS
Y. M. C. A.—A stated meeting of the Young
Men's Christain Association will be held at their
room this evening at eight o'clock.
Noun ins Win —A libel upon humanity,
bamed . JaCob Stiner, was arrested by officer Cole
for abusing bis wife. He was bound over for
his appearance at the next Court to answer
the charge.
APPOIRTBD.—We learn that the Hon. John S
McCalmont, President Judge of the Clarion Ju
dicial Dlitrict, has been appointed to a Colonel
cy by Gov. Curtin. Col. McCalmont is a regu
lar graduate of West Point.
ON Derr AGAIN.—The Chief of Police, who
was confined for several days by a severe attack
of inflammatory rheumatism, is now convales
cent. The Chief is one of our most efficient
officers, and we are glad to see him on duty again.
COMM TO CAIIIP °MIN.-A Philadelphia
company of Zonaves, commanded by Capt.
Simpson, have been ordered to Camp Curtin,
and will arrive here on Thursday at noon. They
have been assigned to Col. Brady's regiment.
TBAXSTZIIB Worm.—The government ad
vertises for two hundred and fifty teamsters,
at twenty dollars per month, to be furnished
with rations the same as regular soldiers. All
men employed in this capacity, when honor
ably dimharged will bo returned to their
homes at the expense of the national govern
ment. Application to be made to the United
States officers at the Novelty Iron works build
ing is this city.
YODACCI3 ADVANOING.—The lovers of the weed
e b rim id begin to smoke and chew sparingly.
The Pa' iladelphia Gaulle supposes tobacco %rill
" d es ? in Philadelphia, la a shun time, as
it is in Lot: don. It state , that Richmond sup
plies the Paladelphia and New York markets
with nearly a'l it whole stock of plug to.
bacon, mid since the war commenced tuataufac
toting is alaw,t suspended. Over flee thou•
sand uegroes usually employed In the tobacco
I'A:tortes ,re tither idle or engaged in work
oinnccted with fortifications. tiluce the hitt k
o d e of the port the prices have still further
ad van c. , cl.—Exclutnge.
tAlly t long before our present stock of to
bacco runs out, the Federal flag will be flying
in triumph over Richmond.
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CREATING A A r lßANCll.—Complaint was made
to the Mayor yesterday against four fish dealers
—Jacub Nicola, Jobn Dingle, John H. Hausa
anti Juba Wise—fur creating a nulgance In the
market place. Messrs. Nicola and Dingle had
a hearing last evening, and were each fined
three dollars and costs. The bearing of Messrs.
Haase and Wise was postponed until this even
ing. The complainants are constables Cole
and Wickert. As these officers seem to have
turned their attention to the abatement of
nuisances, we would suggest the propriety of
their exanaluing Into the condition of certain
hog -plus eithin the city limits, which are a
source of great annoyance to persona residing
in their vicinity.
Tel TEGASON Cass.—We stated yesterday
t 4 Ntt Captliugh Dl'Donald,of the Elk Rifles, had
murk a intortuation before Alderman Kline
k cwt. Lorain, of the Clearfield Wash
ington
.__,, ‘ule to ta, for the utterance of treasmable
r1:1181;:a;e, the effect that he " would never
pull a trigger
against the south." The infor
mation.i
thus ma, ein wr iting, and sworn to by
Capt. ld'Donald, i, .ay taken by him for the pur
pose, as he stated, in
. submitting it to Governor
Curtin. There the mt. titter rests, no warrant
having yet been issued , or L
, 3 rniu . k arrest.—
If common rumor be true ). here 16 goon reason
loyalty, and the affair
for suspecting Lo rain's
should be investi gated. The e:Lcuee made by
ble friends that he uttered the t:easonable am
timents imputed t o him when dri.mk, will not
answer. It ie an old and true saying that
"'Alien wine Is in Nrit is out ;" and a drunken
man generally' expresses his real sentiments,
'when la that condition. Thie ie no time to
tolerate even the semblance' of treason, And
. Capt. l l'Donald will be held criminally cut-
LeutFable if he does not push We matter to -a
sieelj , arid full investigation. ' 1
Mona FLAG.—This morning Mr. George
W. M'Calla flung to tho breeze a large and
beautiful American flag, from the pole in front
of hit jewelry establidment. It was manu
factured in Philadelphia out of the very best
material of bunting, and is one of the finest
epecinarns nf the national emblem that floats in
our city.
US SCARLET Fula prevails to a considerable
extent io some sections of our city, and a num
ter of families have been robbed of their
household jewels by this aptly-styled " red
demon of the nursery." Mr. Jacob Barnhart,
of Verbeketown, lost two children in quick
succession, and the little ones were burled side
by side in the same grave on Sunday last. "In
satiate archer, would not one suffice t"
A CHRISTIAN 31Iontasx Ls being organised in
New York, composed of members of the vari
ous city churches without distinction of sect
or creed. The dest4n of the projectors of the
movement is to enroll a body of men who will
enter the battle-field under a deep conviction
that they fight from principle and for the sole
puipose of maintaining right. A number of
recruits have already enlisted, and for two
weeks past have been under drill.
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Wen Tons —A battalion is a body smaller
than a regiment—say two or four companies—
and is commanded by a Major. A regiment is
composed of ten companies, and is commanded
by a Colonel, also a Lieutenant Colonel and a
Major. A brigade is composed of two or more
regiments, and is commanded by a Brigadier
General. A division is composed of two or
more brigades, and is commanded by a Major
General. Lieutenant General is an office created,
in honor of General Scott, after the war with
Mexico, and is in this country peculiar to him.
THE Doo Law.—Lazarus Barnhart was "put
through'"last evening for permitting his dog
to run at large without a mauls, in violation
of the ordinance. The Mayor fined him one
dollar and costa. In the progress of our daily
reportorial perambulations we notice packs
of worthless canines roaming through the city,
without any restraint upon the freedom of the
bite. In every instance where' the • names of
the owners can be ascertained they should be
promptly returned. All offenders against the
ordinance should be treated alike.
After writing the above, information was
made against Henry Albright for letting his
dog run at large unmnsaled. A hearing of the
case will take place before the Mayor this even
ing at seven o'clock.
Tax Omura - Neimiez. ANNIVERSARY. -
Throughout the country, beyond-the pale of
rebellion, extensive preparations are being
made to celebrate the approaching anniversary
of our National Independence. This year, of
all others, it should be celebrated with more
thin usual "wrap and circumstance," and we
regret to find our neighbors of the Patriot and
Union throwing cold water upon the movement
to that effect about to be inaugurated in this
city. In all the cities and large towns eve
daily, where wealth is concentrated, should
money be expended in celebrating the Nation's
birth-day. Every poluilbie effort should -be
made to recall the earlier heroic days of the
nation, when, to secure the independence and
the blessed privileges we still enjoy, our fore
fathers pledged their lives, their fortunes and
their sacred honors. Now, indeed, should
these soul stirring events, commencing at Lex
ington and ending with the acknowledgement
of our independence, be revived in all their
brilliancy and glory. We trust that all loyal
and patriotic citizens will participate in the
meeting to be held next Thursday evening.
Let the work of preparation be commenced at
once, so that we can say, as they do in Phila
delphia, that "the coming Fourth of July will
be a day long to be remembered by our people."
We have the material at hand for a splendid
demonstration, without mush expense to any
class of citizens. By the fourth the several
regiments of the State Reserve Militia now in
Camp Curtin wilt probably be fully uniformed
and equipped. These in connection with the
various die compauies, Free Masons, Odd Fel
lows and other civic associations, will make an
imposing pageant. With little trouble, and a
trading expenditure of money, we can get up a
celebration that will be creditable to the city
and worthy of the octagon. Let us do it I
DIMLY= OtIT or CAMP.—MTEISMID BOIOEDI.—
The report that a volunteer was to be drummed
out of camp at six o'clock last evening, at.
tracted a large crowd of people to witness the
operation. Several days ago one Yobannes
Steinmets, a member of the•lron Artillery com
pany, of Montour county, was guilty of an act
of insubordination, in disobeying orders and
personally asiaultiog one of the officers. He
was arrested and committed to prison, where
he was coufined for four or five days, and dieted
on bread and water. This punishment having
no salutary effect upon the fellow, he was or
dered to be dismissed from the service and
drummed out of camp. Accordingly at six
o'clock last evening Yobannes, with. his hair
closely cropped, was escorted coat of ,camp, in
presence of the entire command, to the tune of
the "rogue's match." Humiliated by this
public exposure and punishment, and fully
realizing the disgrace attaching to him, the
man rushed to the river and plunged into the
water with a view of ending his miserable ex
istence by drowning himself. In this he would
have succeeded, but for the timely intervention
of some persons who happened to be close at
hand and went to his rescue. He was taken to
the lock-up and confined during the night.—
This morning, being in a more tranquil state
of mind, from the effects of the cold bath,
which superiuduced a rsfreshing sleep, Yohan
nesconcluded to live a little while longer, and
gathering up his "traps" made a speedy exit
from the city. The example made of this man
was absolutely necessary for the good of the
service, and made as impression upon the
minds of all soldiers who witnessed it that will
not soon be forgotten. We sincerely hops that
Camp Curtin may not be disgri!ced by any
mok . ;! ) pucb exhibitionelluting the contirt
of the war.
poinspluania lair t elegraph, Qtraesbati itfttrttaan, tune 11, iStil
llforta WAGONS GOAL—Tills forenoon thirty
or forty more camp wagoaa left the gortrn
ment depot in this city for Chamberaburg, to
accompany the troops from that point on their
southern expedition.
His Coumnox.—The ioldier who was severe
-1.9 injured by falling offthe roof of the Arsenal
building yesterday, was removed to the board
ing house of Mrs. Johnson, in Third street
near Pine, where he it still lying in a critioal
condition.
ligamtarr TROOP.—This splendidly equipped
body of mounted clvalry, recently organised
in Philadelphia, have tendered their services to
the Governor, a Committee of the company
having visited our 'ity to-day for that purpose.
They provide thiir own equipments and
horses.
Dzen.—A few wieks ago, as our readers will
recollect, a Mrs. llawley, residing near the
rolling mill, was setionsly injured by the acci
dental burning of bir clothing. The lady lin
gered in great agon of body and mind until
yesterday, when dealls put an end to her suf
ferings.
ANOTHER. Mai Sat.—This afternoon e. sob.
dier in Camp Curtin, whose name we did not
learn, was shot in the leg by the accidental
discharge of a pistol in the hands of ens of his
comrades. He was brought to this dty. The
nature of the wound is such that the limb will
probably have to be-amputated.
TKO Gamin Longs of Good Templan of Penn
sylvania meets atDnncannon to-morrow. Dele
gates left here to-day to represent the Wash
ington Lodge of this city. The order 18 repro
,vented to be In &flourishing condition through
out the State, the membership and number of
lodges hating largely inciwased during the year.
VIOLLTENG THB Kumar Oanorapros.--A ger
man butcher, . John Panlis, was complained
against yesterday for selling meat before the
hour designated by law for opening the market
A hearing was ord.:red for seven o'clock last
evening, but John was too drunk to conduct
his case, and It was postponed until three o'clock
this afternoon.
CHANGS oa PROGRAMILB.—On the occasion of
the flag raising at the Lancasterian school house
to-morrow evening, Col. A. J. Herr will deliv ,
er the address, owing to Mr. Lumberton having
been called from the city. An address will
also be delivered by one of the pupils, and the
members of the State Capital Band have volun
teered to furnish music for the occasion.-
Tus Dun* or SOLDISRIL—The past month has
been one of inactivity among our volunteers so
tar as active service is concerned, and yet much
has been done in the way of instilling into their
minds the theory as well as the practice of dis
cipline; and when discipline with its inexorable .
iron rule is fully enforced in an army, it is them
ready for duty in the field and not before.
The fact is, it is a difficult task ta take free, in
telligent men from the plough, from the work
shop, from the desk and from the otlice where
they have been as free to go and come as the
winds above them, and then put on them mid
around them the stiff, unbending harness of
military life, compelling them-to walk 01:1 sti
line carefully laid down with square and com.
pass, And to eat their meals, exactly weighed
out to them, and to be permitted to go here
or there, only by special permission ; this leans
hard, but the duty to be performed is a hard
one and the soldier must first learn to "endure
hardness" before he is fit for a soldier's duty.
Order was "God's first, law," and we see the
sparkling worlds above ue, the silent woods,
the glassy river, and grand old hills about us,
only because each atom and each world forever
moves in its appointed place, firmly held by
the hand of the Almighty. Only
"When the burly burly's done,
When the battle's fought aid won,"
can the soldier lay aside his oast iron garments
and strttch forth his arms With the indepen
dence,of a free man. Many of the boys, with
out looking philosophically at the matter,
think it rather dull business to be shut up in
camp, anxious, nay even spoiling for a fight,
and yet are "not in at the death." They even
imagine that they are becoming rusty for want
of contact with the'rebels. Now all this Is
very proper and shows their hearts to be in the
right place, but they must recollect that it re
quires as much bravery and more prudence
sometimes to hold back than it doss to go for
ward. •
Ir sante all the rage at present to have every
thing Philadelphia in our city, M. H. Lee, 69
Market street, has oonciuded to call hie store
the Harrisburg cheap umbrella and parasol
store, where guods cau be bought in hie Hue
cheaper than in Philadtlphts both whoicssie
and retail. Prompt att•ntion paid to toe pre
paring and covering of umbrellas and parasols.
Norton.—Lisso S. WATUBSIUM, aid to Gin.
E. 0 Williams, from Camp Slifer, was in toivin
yesterday, paying a flying visit to his family.
the Col. looks gay and every Inch the soldier,
speaks cheerfullyand confident, and thinks the
Secession troops would be well satisfied to t have
the privilege of buying their goodaat the`cheap
cash store of limos & l3owite.s.
Lost I— A Poe= Boos containing a Dia
mond ring ; two ?lain Gold Rings, stamped
22 and 16 caret, and over Five Hundred Dol
lars in gold and bank notes. Among the
money was one $5O note on the Danville
Bank, and one $2O note on the Harrisburg
Bank ; two $2O gold pieces, and $BO or $B6 in
smaller coin. A number of papers were also
in the pocket-book. Twenty-five dollars will
be paid, and no questions asked, if the finder
will leave the same at thia office. jell--dtf
New Goons PROW New YORK ADOTION.-60
pieces of Grey Goods at 10, 121 and 20 cts.
100 dozen Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs for 8,
6 and 6 cts. 10 pieces Lavelle Cloth for 7 cts.
25 dozen Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs' for 121,
worth 25 cts. Splendid Mohair Mitts at 81 and
87 cts. 15 dozen towels at 121 cents a toweL—
Linen Sleeves and Collars at 25 cta.. 50 dozen
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols cheap. ItiO pieces
of the best Calico ever sold for si cts. 50
pieces Broche Bordering very cheap. A large
lot of bleached and unbleached Mnslki. Now
is the time to buy bargains. Call at S. Iswir's,
Ehoad's old corner.
ROM One to Five , Hundred Dollen
r i ck at cm ear -told:re or ~
a a zarmitaim, -
o tia. 9a Elenthilleeend street.
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FOR SALE.
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DR. DIIPONOO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
nialiible u cornnuing, regutanng, and remolivg a .
obstructions, Isom whatever cause, and I.
ways auccaudsl id a Anus
tire.
rt - IHESE PILLS HAVE BEEN USED BY
the doctors for many years, both in France an.
America, with unparalleled success In every case ; an .
he is urged by many thousano ladies who used them, I.
make the Pills public for the alleviation of those auder ' in.
from any irregularities wha..ever, as well Sc to preven
an increase of family where health will not person it.—
Females particularly situated, or those supptving them
selves so, are cautioned against these Pills While In the
condition, as they are cur to produce miscarriage, am
the proprietwr assumes no responsibility after tins admit.
nidon, although their mildness would prevent any mls
chief to health—other:was the Pills are recommendeo
Full and directions accompany each box. Prirs
Al 00 per box. :fold wholesale and retail by
CHARLES A. BARN VAST Druggist,
No. 2 Jones Bow, Harrisburg, Pa.
"Ladies," by sending him $1 00 to the Eiarrisbarg
Post Oilice, can have the Pills sent tree of übserValloll it
any part of the country (confidentially) and "free or pm
lags" by mall. Sold aso by ri. S. Slums, Beading
Jothems, HOLLOWAY A COWDEN!, Philadelphia, J. L. Dm
Iteellia Lebanon, DANIEL M. Harmiti, Lancaster; J.
Kum Wrightsville • IL T. Hamm, York • and by on.
druggist Is every city and village in the Hilton, and 03
S. D. Holes, ole proprietor. New York
N:ls.—Look out for uounlerfettf. Bry no Golden Pill
of any kind unless every oux trsigned D. Howe. A.
others are a base imposititut and ululate; th..raloro, a
yen value your lives and health, (to say bottling of bi •
lug humbugged oar of your muney,) buy , only of thus.
who show the signature of S. D. Howe' on every but.
rehich has rapidly been added cit acconst o: the pill.
being counterfeited LINO-taw/early.
THE GREAT EN GLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES uularB
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared front a Preemption qf 3r ✓. Clarks, X. D.,
Physician hbaraordinory W the Queen.
This invaluable inedisino Is Quailing in the cure et al
those painful and dangerous diseases to wistab the temak
constitution is subject. It moderates all mesa and re
moves all obstructions, and a speedy care 'may be
relied on.
TO It&RRLEO
it is peculiarly milted. It will in a short limo, brtng OD
the monthly period with regulsrtty.
Each bottle, price One Boller, bears the Government
Stamp or Great Britain, to prevent. counterteits.
CAUTION.
These Pats should riot be taken by /males dexiby tke
MST TIMM MONTII39f Prwf 4m447, as they are sirs
to brin' an Max' wrists, but at aary Wow time they are
tale.
In all cases of Nervous and sp inal Affections, Pain ie
the Beak and Limbs, Fatigue on alight exertion, ralpita
tlen 'of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, hese run aril
effect a cure when all other moans have . failed ; and at
though a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel,
antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved. '
N. 11.—k1.00 and fl postage stamps enclosed to any an.
thorized Agent, will Insure a bottle, containing 60 MB,
by return mall.
Fe' .111111 by C. A. BLIMVAIICT. tyli lowly
LOWORTANT it FR. RAKES
DR. CITEESMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheesemaa, Id. D.,
SEW YORK CITY.
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.11L combination of ingredients in these
Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice
y are mild In their operation, and certain In correcting
allirregulatitiee,Painiel hihruarnatkma, removing all oh
Mrtictions, whether 'from - cold or otherwise, headache,
Pain in the chte, Plaphation of the heart, whiles, SW ner.
vote affections, hysterics, Istigne, pain in the Dann and
limbs, ho., disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption
of nature .
TO MAULED LADIES,
Dr. cheeseman.s PUIs ;ire invaluable, as Amy will bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Wiles who have
been disappointed In the ase of other Fills can place the
utmost eOrifidence In Dr. Cheesemaa's PtDa doing all that
they represent to do.
NOTION,
Share is one condition of Ma totals system in which the
rats cannot be takes =thaw nrodnetng a P/COLLdit
mum. the oondition t eferted to to PRBON4NOI"
the mult i 111.40ARALIGA. Oink is the srresisitZte
tendency of dia sondadiss to mans ko sexual flanstions to a
norinal oondstion, Aca toss the swooned*: pawn. of
nations tossed ram
Warranted purely Vigetabl*, said ltee from ehythlng
Work* Sqllicit direettemi,' which kboold'be road, so
companyeach box. Pries SI. Sent by mall on enclosing
$1 to Da Cmoration i. lasonesmix, Box 4,634 Post Macs,
New Tort City. •
Sold by MP i VOS to every town to the United EMU*
B. B. HUTCHINGS,
•
General Arat for the United States,
14 Broadway, New York,
lo whom MI Wlttinata orders thorild be add, u..d„
Sold In Harrisburg by 0, A, Hamases".,
novWdawly
HAIR DYE 1 HAIR DYE!
Wm. A. Batchplor's Hair Dye
The Original and Best in the World
All others are mere toutationa, ar.d shoald be avoided
if you %Witte taupe rub ete. '
GRAY, RED , OR Roan' HAIR dyed Inatattly to a
beautiful and Natural Startle can Blue,, without , Injury
to Hair or ditto. -
FIP'PEZDI stEbAis and DIPLOWAB have been award
ed to Wm. A. Hatobelor al/x*1859, ant orer 80,000 ap
plioetieue hsve been made to she Lir of his pAroas ut
his bosons dye. •
WE: A. BATCHRLORI HAIR DYE prodnoes a color
not to be distinguished from nature, said is warrutoso
not to injure In tooeast, however lung it may os oontu•
ned, and the ill Ohms of Bed Tet es i emeweeti; the Hair
invisorata far llfe by Oda solenoid Dye.
Sold la al cities sad town. of Um United Relates,. by
Dinulats and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine use the na.ue and sdims upon •
smut plate engriviug on tour aides of eath box, of W.L.
LottA. BATGBALOR. Addreiti
CHART M Basicanol, Proprietor,
Jerl•d&wiatr St Barely street, i.e. York.
W. A;BATONELOR'S HAM DYXI
SPLENDID HAIR DYE has no
oqul—lostoutaneons to eto.a.—Bealutrul Moot or
Asuuld Brawn—no staining .the cola or injuring the
Hair—remedientheabliord ace iB effect at B.d Dial, and
Insigoratee the'Hair rot Mb. No ua are seuaion Wen.
signed'"W. A. Batchelor." `Sold tverywd«ro.
CRAB. HATCtinlOtt, r'morletor,
btrett t a* To
dawtagl
L Clamor:limn of the Siecle Paris . , the
gave Wllalit 0,011 of kraut:a wri.ss trout Tunis, 411111/ 6,
ii 1011110.8
"Our college of Philosophers at home, may, awl pro
eati,y de ROD mplialt a greet neat for the amt.e o. sale Lee
but the Americo' are the words to.turn the n 0t.c00..r.
ma to , tactical account. Meurer t to moderu.i.Vsatauk
-
In here aro Awed= and o At:Qom:an cimmia,
Dr. J. U Aias , of loins% a minks m .isti of tb • tnedt.:ibe
coubumen to Una OOttatry. Els worry PeOtOrat, tHin,
darsawirtilit any Ague Vara cuut.tituto the maple ream- .
4.04 tiara, because .hey are of easy application, sure fu"
their re..alts, and have 'be cobildeace of ink peupo
While the a.loros of Mental°e is osrr len to a I gh , r ter.
T,ctionin err own country (Wrauco) hru wale u her, .1
'nista a Frenchman/Pi a nude tuaul r tbat emetic:to
Phyalclin shown tarnish tae minittal ilUt end rclttedies
fir our . Pnocipal ?roving...
A e are happy to Inform our reader; that these t ape.
der men, Wines wniob lee SIIII.cgOeS Principal l'rovinue Is
°biked to get from emetics nay be had oy our neigh.
bore, at
O. A. Dannvarl'a, C. K. Koller% D. W. Gross h. Co.'s,
J. M. Lots's, Holman & Co.'s, Armstrong, Bar. taburg,
am dealers everywhere. J.B.dawlin
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Moines rail arm sap PH(MRIX
Eros 'rows alt Mineral Poison.—ln 0.305 of amoral&
Ulcers, Scurvy, or Eruptions of the Sian, the operation
of the Life Medicines is truly astonishing, often removing
in .a few dayn, every vestige of these loathsome disease
by their purifying eftota ou the blood. Whoa Fevers,
Fever andAgne, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and In short,
most ail diseases soon yield to their curative proper ties
No family should be without them, as by their timely
use much suffering and expense may be saved,
Prepared by WM. B. MOFFAT, M. D., New'York, and
ital. by all Druggists notretr.ty
MANgoop.
HOW LOST, HOW = RESTORED
JUST PUBLISHED ON THE NATURE,
TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE OF SPEREAf oR
BREA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervous
ness, Involuntary Embalms and Impotency, resulting
from Sed-abase, Stis, By Bobt. J. Colverwed, M. a—
gent under mad, to a Pala eqvipopt to any padres:l, peat
raid, on receipt of two stamps, by Dr. miss . J. O.
KLINE, 12.7 Bowery, New York. Poet Office BOX, No
4,686. m2o.6cadaw
THE DR. KANE REFRIGERATOR.
I= superior REFRIGERATOR, W
WWI several other cheaper meg be
d at the nouteteetory, et eireeediests low Ipritel.
Also, Vest variety, or WAVOI COOL/0/44 or sup ,
dor Web. '
8. FASSON & 00.0
• Dock end Peer streets, Ptdlidelehle s
spe2lo.sm
33 fro 2burrttgernents
TO CONTRACTORS FOR SUPPLIES.
We hereby give notice to all those who may
be contracting to furnish supplies to.tbe State,
under the recent appropriat on of three mil
lions, that, having received the power under
that Act of appointing inspectors of all sup
plies, and other poser also in reference to . the
settlement of cliims, which was not delegated
to us under the previous Act of April 12,tts, we
shall hold every contractor to the most rigid
iccouutability in the settlement of his clairie,
and the inspection of his supplies roust be of
that character which shall prevent any imixe
-ition upon the *ate, and protect the volute
seers who have so nobly responded to Its call ;
and DO supplies will be paid fur until they have
been insp-cted by I fficera who shall have been
duly appointed for that purpose.
HENRY D. MOORE,
State freaanrer.
THOS. B. COCHRAN',
Auditor General.
NOTICE TO TUE PUBLIC.
THE UNDERSIGNiII CultiMir3SlON.
j„. of Dauphin twuoty, lu pursu Ince of an let of
the 'fleas al A..a.inoly of the Commons alba of Penn
-ylvania. approved the led) day of ea), .1801, t witted
`Ali act to itUlhO 'll4 tae Cu amt ...loners 0 otUphin men.
ty to appropriate IL certain sure of looney for the sup.
port or the smith= of Volunteer. derma Its pretuut
war," do he., int wto the Imolai that [bey will matte
a .o in to tee amount et &Md. n t 'soma g Ism thousenu
do lam, for 'Allah bin a will l e I see t f...r a term not ea
ceding cou s attached, ltp the pay west
o ha f yoi.rly It Grew, t'syabfe at the Comity Treasury se
d er mot said Loads are to i.e el-ar of a i l talattoo.
to therefore booed wet the: • aid • no ins le
will
ate ueb
amounts as he lead re wit. deem t i will be t
ty takeu by the pat 1 ti, elpit dots - 0 • others, without
resorun4 to 'postai talatiat at the tune.
JOU I
,utia BFH3l , mlsolosent
f •
Attest—JoespE bi gpat
6110 3lat, LIME.
s‘Cutrk. my29-daw
SPECIAL ORDER,' NO. 1.
muLD Quarry:as, P. M.
Berruhtny, May 27, 1881.
Quarter Master General R. C. Hale is ordered
to forward the clothing, as per requisitions
dated 28c1 May last, by Colonels Harhamft and
irDowell, of the Fourth and Fifth Regiments
Pennsylvania Volunteeis, in place of sending
it as heretofore directed; The Fourth and
Fifth Regiments being now in actual service
and in great need of proper clothing.
By order of the Qoutmatuder-in-chief,
• JOHN A. WRIGHT,
my2B Aitlde-camp.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO, 12.
BRAD Queargaa, P. M.
Harrisburg, May 19, 1861. I
Major General George A. fil'Calt is assigned
to the command of all the military forces of
Pennsylvnuie, raised or to be raised under the
provisions of an Act of the General ASsembly
of the Oummonwe ilth of Pennsylvania, enti
tled " an Act to create a loan, and to provide
for the arming of the State." .
He will, without del4,lrrnosed to organise
these force., according to the provisions of
said Act, and to select convenient locations for
suitable encamping grounds, for the instruction
of tbe troops.
By order of the Commander-to-Ch)ef,
JOHN A. WRICIT, Aid-decamp
ORDERS 'NO. 2
Hz&n QUARTIMS R. V. Co,RPS
liennesnuaa, June 6, 1861.
I. A Department of Ordnance and a Depart•
ment of Transportation and Telegraph alit be
established at these Head Quarters.
11.- will have charge of
the Ordnance Department, and Lieut. Dol.
John A. Wright will in like, manner have
charge of the Transportation and Telegraph
Department.
111. The chief of the Ordnance Department
will receive and receipt for all Ordnance and
Ordnance stores required for this corps. It
will be his duty to see - their all State property
placed under his charge and appertaining to
his Department is pieserved in condition St for
service. He will issue the same only on requl
siii.ms countersigned by the Commanding Gent
eral ; and he will perform such other duties as
may be assigned him In connection with the
°ideate( e Daps' tatent.
IV. To Lieut. Col. John A. Wright, Chief
of the 'l'raiaste•rtation and Telegraph Depart-
ment, is committed all arrangenteeta and con
tracts with Railroad and letegraph companies.
He will have prepared all nez. stay forms, and
I make ouch arrangements wl h the different
Trausportalon and Telegraph companies, as
will secure a regular and eurrect settlement of
their aceounte, and devise and prescrtbe all
regulations requisite to give emtiency to the
but-iness of tue Deportment
V. All coders for the transportation of troops,
bu Signed by (tit Cm/moulding, General. The
order of the Lfricer in cba.ge•of thin Depat talent,
together with the certitiotte of the officer in
command of the troop, that the setvitut has
been performed, will be the proper vouettere for
the settlernent of the account,
and ail pass-it
to individuals, will be. signed by Geueral McCall
or Lieutenent Colonel Wright.
VI. 'lbe Chief of Onizmuce, Quarter Master
Geueral and Cumasise uy General are authoitg
ed to make requisitious for transportation of
freight over the rdilroads of the State by form
prescribed by the Chief of the "fransportation
end Telegrlph Department Such rtclui,iti , na,
with certitic4te of service performed auitexed
will be considered a aufdt.ient voucher Iu the
,ettlement of amounts.
VII. All laid or ao.ounts oraervice perform
ed by re.liciad or trlugrapb cowpaniee will be
forweided to tue Ctdet of the Depertaueut of
transportation and Telegrepb Mutably, and
Inupt have hie a, proval before-they are paid.
1,3 y order of
. Ovs..GllOl3OE L. bIoCALL.
EIENILY A. tiurtetra,
Captatu and kid.de Camp
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VV ORCtitiTEß'd
ROYAL QUARTO DIOTIO
beat deliutug aud pruuo ,
ttoaary et the Ragheh i.ugaaga ;
Smote lactleaarare. WeoetWa Pieto
vaaot inctianattea for tale at
SCREFIrEit , B
Neer melt
ap13.11.
. . .
HENRY- B[IA
1i../kbfGER S Frop
door above in lant street.
rttooded to.
sa-.PapPr hung for 1S cent; •
wiry, wit:mated.
FUR 8.9
A BUILDING LOT, si
.111 l risiburg, fronting on lire
ug ba. k .181 feel, more or
lowing on ode ride the g rope -
For pardoulur enqcdre et
Bergner's BoOtatOrei '
May 8, 1884. ,
FREIGH7
HOWARD &
Short and Quic' •
NEV
GOODS 011DEP
Ttißl*
Lem 1101 Ir
Presa 'bath, arr
WJTIA
Order Good
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" :Bract
For Carat
WOO
Etna of travel SA' 'armpit:lt ..et
Northern Central Railww
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TOO T 2& D 4LT TO £MD moll
33 T I 1.1 0 12,E
u .
N AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 9th,
the hummer Thihw 404 ""wr.
way will leave Harrisburg audAhl tutors as earn a—
(10 IPLO SO U TH.
•
AIL TRAM will leave Harrisburg at.... 1 90 P
EXPRESS" " • ....AI OU a. it[.
EIaaHLEURG ACCOIIHODATLAI V all • asi
my'2B d2w
RET II N 4.
%CAM 'TRAM will leave Baltimore at..:.,1.15 A. Pi
LIPRFN , TR4IN33 i P.
EIAARIBBURG ACCOIIMODATION IM pg O
P. ag
GOING NOl
' l4 All TRAM *yes Rarriablarg P.M
um 8 &06 "
Tat ooty !rile burin r earl&Aug OR Sonar WII
the tilith, It 3OJ A. a.; and "you, Nary,at CO P. Y.
For fortbar mamma= stpilly - it Om clittika gosh
oteltroed Depot
• C.lo3tidttl., tem
ri.rpahmv. Nay !Q.' Tl6l.4tir
Hit MR LIAR ROM
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO NSW IORIL
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO
PHILADELPHIA
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 10,
v . ls6la l Nazi:ger Trafturwiltr ri le o r P
r ladelp
Yolat"at NlZelpbls, ; 41 01a4: t ett : 4
EASTWARD.
EXPRIa LINE leaves Harrisburg. at 910 s. a. on er
rival. of Penes) Iseult Railroad Shoran Train him the
Went, arriving lo New York at 4 p. in. A sleeping oar
Is attached to tim tram through from Pittsburg withod
shau,se.
malt. TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8 a. at.. arrivleg
New Yak at 4p. m ad/ PhiarirdPbet at 1.26 p. cu.
FAST LING haves Harrisburg at 1.40 p .en wag
of Pennsylvania Rallresd Fast Wall, arriving la Neat
Tork. at 9.46 p, tn., and Philadelphia p.
WESTWARD.
FAST LINE leaves New Tom at Ea u a. shit Natalie,
phis. at 8 a. a., arriving lat Harrisburg at I p m.
NAIL TRatN leaves New York at 12 00 nova, and Plall
adalphla at 8. 16 p. na., arriving at Harrisburg at g p.m.
RIOT Ita LINN lances New York. at g p. m., an 4
ving at Harrisburg at a 8Q a. m., and oolumetlng with the
Paansylvauut Sumas Tree for Pittsburg. A slapping
car ie also attschal to lute rain.
donseebons are made at Harrisburg with trains on the
Penns, LVELII64 Hartman Central and taimiserland TaOq
Railroads, and at Re [or Philadelptin, Rottsville
Widisabarre, Allentown, ebcaWn.
Baggage checked through. Faro between New Tor
and lie. rlsburg, $5 00; bemoan Harrisburg and Yeti
delptda, $8 26 in No. 1 cum, end $2 TO In No. S.
For dokeis or other informatisaap a dy to
J. J. CLT DIA
Hensral Agertt p Harrlsba
taylb
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL RO
;" SUMMER TIM TABLE.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY 'T
FROM PHIL' ADELS
ON AND APISH
MONDAY, JUNE lOW
.Phe peaseesee hates of she rehaept
pany will depart trona aed &Mel,
Philadelphia as tallow;
EitSTWA
LINS leaves Hartiabarg
Dioaday) al. 11k a. in, and rm.
614.1. , a. al
rH'WUGH EM:P101229 TEAM
at 9.20 .. m., And Arrives
P so.
RAIL TRAIN leaves Nan
day) at 6 /.5 114 Orr
Lu.l6 p. m.
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he ~New York Lime
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