Qails Eritgrao
A ,I,4BEIRG
Mal) Afternoon, July 2, 1
_
TO ADVERTISERS.
T 1,,, circulation of the DAILY TELEGRAPH
Is Foul: 7IDIE.ti LARGER than any other
( l a ity p uhlislied or circulated in this city, and
,t therefore presents greater inducements for
the rE Ltronage of advertisers than Is offered to
them through any other Isedtro 7of those
who want buyers, try advertising iu 4110
THE MORNING TELEGRAPH
issued every morning and con
-I,this Lertar TELE,
P DISPATCHES re
ed. during' the night.
Mons Mlisxm. --This forenoon we noticed
~ umber of wagons passing up Third street; en
ute for Camp Curtin, containing large boxes
'led with muskets.
THE COMMITITY of AItRASGEKLNTI for a fourth,
July celebration will meet at the office •of
Joshua AI. Weistling, Esq., ttis try' ning at blif-.
ost seven o'clock.
A SfA lED MEETING of the Paxton Hose cora
. ry will be told this evening at eight o'clock,
nA,.. arrangement* for the parade on -the
July. A full - attendance bi desired.
I==:s
ITTEN MN I FrEST Vitt' ZOVAViS Everjr.
I i. , requested.to piesent himself to-night
th 1, is uniform, for inspection. Cartridge
p boxes, and other accoutrements, will
ibuted.
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ir.riox, llxv !— A special Meeting 'Of
1101).- fire company be held this eve
to complete their arrangements - for AIM*
n. Thursday neat.
d to " swarm" in fplj force.
])l.4l 3 l , AV9. — Thctrct:wq TICP
.1.11 exhibition of fiie.works in our city on
•.ening of independence day, but we learn
t number of Citizens have made arrange
.l.; for handsome pyrotechnic displays in
t of their private dwellings.
BEGIAIZNT DIEIBANDED.—The Erie regiment
:h has been in camp at Pittsburg for some
disbanded the other day; regd. mOst . of the
went home ragged and barefooted. The
, s,tobe reorganizedintutesliately, and
nto se. vii-For three years, or during the
oryNnto Pon Venterpant —Owing to the
3 number of compantetat Camp Cur
,'. c to be filled up, or rathpr increased to
hundred and one men, ell ,
will have en opportunity for baking -re*
6t - rote coifiriffes at the camp during
prrsunt week.
RAAPBETIRTFA.—This morning a gentle
: cxhibited to us some raspberries, gathered
cultivated bushes in his garden, which
.1 in size and flavor any we have seen this
on. We judge these berries are hard to
t , , it ; but if any friend can produce finer ones,
should like to do more than look at them,
DEATH or AN OLD CITIZEN.— A venerable
it izen, Mr. Christian Hoch, who has resided
;II this city and vicinity for a number of years,
died last evening at the advanced age of nearly
s venty-four. The funeral of the deceased will
ciie place at five o'clock to-morrow afternoon
rem his late residence in River alley, below
Lpstnut street, and the friends of the family
invited to attend without further notice.
riAILILOAD ACCIDSNr-MORD GOLDISRS SILL b.
other day when a train conveying one of
1, New York regiments, was approaching a
on the Northern Central Railroad, be-
York, two soldiers on the roof of the cars,
I,t observing their danger in time, were struck
v the bridge. One of them was instantly
hit led, and the other injured so badly that he
carrot survive. They were both taken to Bal
timore with the regiment.
S TOIE3, —We are making history fast
in these days. Old men will talk of these
times to eager listeners among the coming gen
erations. Bright reputations will be made to
shine on through the ages, while other names
will be handed down to eternal infamy. It Is
worth while to be on the stage of action now.
We are living, we are dwelling
In a grand and awful time,
Iu an age on ages telling
To be living is sublime.
'firs Locum GREVE, connected with the twen
ty fth Pennsylvania regiment, marched from
Washington a few days ago, and invaded the
- :•acreti soil" of Virginia. There will be some
17 41111 work in that quarter, between now and
the middle of the month, and we feel assured
that the gallant Greys will not disappoint the
expectations of their friends at home. We
predict that our troops will revel in the halls
of the chivalry at Richmond before twenty days.
•
ALLEGED FRAITDB AALEGM! COGNTY.--The
Pittsburg Chronicle of last evening says that
fumors are afloat in that city to the effect that
a series of s sten:ol4c frauds have been discov
er, tiouse, through which the
0 ih,rs been fleeced out of large sums of money
It is stated that certain persons, whose names
are before us, have been in the habit, for some
time pia, of drawing• fees as jurors upon false
Baal f raudulent ret — ttrificwilen truth and fact
their names do not appear on the regular panel
tit all, and they had no claim whatever to be
paid as such. There are quite a number ire
plicated—the alleged frauds being the result, as
it is said, of a deeply laid conspiracy to obtain
money from the County Treasury without any
Just equivalent. The matter is now being in
vestigated by the CountY, Controller, end ao
far, we are informed, enough has beeallinov
ered to baylicate several well known citizens,
some of whom, learning the fact, have, it la
reported, already made themielvee ovine.
FOURTH or Jut Csx.rmaArzon.—The commit
tee of arrangements for a proper celebration of
the approaching anniversary of American Inde
pendence, after consultation with the Chief
Marshal, Dr. E. W. Roberts, have decided upon
the following programme : At sun rise a na
tional salute of thirteen guns, and the simul
taneous ringing \ of all the bells in the city ; to
be followed by a grand military and civic pa
rade in the following order
eispra OP
Committee of Arrangements.
Artillery Corps from Camp Curtin.
Hummelitown Brass Band.
Soldiers of the War of 1812.
Infantry from Camp Curtin.
That City Zouaves, Capt. Heim.
Ellsworth Cadets, Capt. Barringer.
Union Cadets, Capt. Sayford.
Haus Guards, Capt.
Union Cornet Band of Lebanon.
2
Wsire Company.
Cal= Fire Company.
Washington Hoge Company.
No iinfVemon Hook awkLadder Company
, -Paxton Home Cempany:
Good Will Fire sittinparry.
Oratamrthe day and Beadarnf ribs Declaration
of Independence.
Clergy of Harrisburg.
- 'Heads cif'Departments.
Jean fd, Court :Sad *embers of the Bar.
: k • qiiityor Anikity Council.
Bintracht Singing Society.
Salem Lodge, I. 0. of B. 8., and other' civic
so6ietlEe
aouri or 1110018111011.
t The procession will form at 8 o'clock A.M.,
infiecond street; right resting : on Vialntit street,
thence moving out Walnut to Fifth, down Fifth
'to '''A - arkst, up Market to Front, down Front to
•Paxton, down Paxton to Second, up Second to
'Locust, down Locust to Front, up . Front to
Midi, up State to the Capital Grounds, wheie ,
theAremonies of the day will dote with the
iconiiroing exercises :
PROGRAMME . OP KIEERCTSIM.
Organization of the meeting.
Prayer byßev. Dr. Gans.
' . by jilummelstoNm Band :
Columbia
itekling of the Declaration of Independence by
Jaa. McCormick, jr., Req.i •
!tulle by the Eintraeht Singing COmpany :
Song—Star Spangled Benner.
Oration by Rev. Dr. C. A-Hay. •
• Song by the Eintracht Society. -
Jan& by the Lebanon Band.'
-Benediction by Rev. Dr. DeWitt.
The Chief. Manihiii has selected as his &gist
ant itarshals John B. Cox, Esq., and Col. James
D. Daugherty,. Miring the progress of the pa
rade, a nationt salute of thirty-four guns will
be fired on Capitol Bill.
Datuarar--Last evening Caroline. Boon, an
ebony-coloredWde, was before Alderman
Kline for drunken** and disorderly conduct.
ft.Atr ir -44 4 1 1- 411/ILIVe . ceiroldiertroM
amp , who sup ner with " tangle
foot," which seems to be her favorite beverage.
Caroline was sent to the Walnut street reform
atory institution. A fellow -" withent a local
habitation or a name," was up for the lame
offence. The *damn committed him;under
the name of John Lager, the most appropriate
that could be given him. About two o'clock
this morning John S. Jackson and Peter Smith
were foundlying around locise in Mulberry street,
too drunk to know where - they came from or
where they were going. The mune officerswho
made the above arrests, Messrs. peek and
Hoover, kindly took charge of the unfortunates,
and escorted them to Alderman Kline's office,
where they were furnished with, free passes into
the asylum for inebriated vagrants. ,
The City bombe also contained-three 4runka,
who were picked up on the street and provided
with shelter in that institution from the pelt
ing. of the pitiless storm, which raged during
the whole, nighi. This 1110211A136 the lifiyor
reprimanded and discharged them.
Tao Cowin PRISCIN.—We have been furnish
ed with some reliable statistical information
with regard to the county prison, showing the
utter incapacity of that institution to 'mom
modate the inualgue number of vagrants and
drunkards corrunitted from time' to thud hi the
Mayor and the several Alderman of 'this -city.
On the first day of Jute the Penn ctultalned
forty-nine regular convicts and prisoners • cam. ,
mitted for trial. -Diming the month there were
one Modred and .4e nonunitrberi*-7eleven for
trial, and the balance vagrant' and drunkards
for terms ranging from twenty-four hours to
thirty days. There are only forty oath in -.the
prison, twelve of which are occupied by con
vials employed at weaving, and the balance
contain from two to four occupants in a apace
of eight by twelf, feet. It will be seen, there
fore, that the prim is unconifortablY crowded
with convicts, and prisoners awaiting trial,
leaving no room for the large class of sags and
drunks above referred , to. Efenoe their dila
chargeis a matter of neceadty, and this is dons
sometimes at the instance of the committing
magistrates, and sometimes by the Board of In
spectors under whose authority the attettlit
and efficient keeger invariably
.
A Swim ihrowea.--The .univer
sal prayer for rain has been, answered. 14 0
evening the clouds burst with blessings in the
shape of copious showers, and the parched earth
drank in the welcome moisture with eagerness.
The rain bad the effect of cooling the heated
atmosphere and imparting fresh life to clrnoP!
ing vegetation
" The clouds consigned their train: We to Ike
And Softly shaking the rilMPied pool
Pelusive drops, let all their moisture flow
In large effusion o'er a freshened world:"
Throughout the entire region of eimrktti
where the refreshing rain of last evening 'exl
tended, it proved a shower of gold to the farm-.
_
ms and gardeners.
•
Caro BolunD.---A - little child- -of 11- Keefer wore .
neer, the , seiiiiiart,l6le,
1 4 1'3''Pg wiWel Saturdut; lietattie
weld be render
ed he wag toiled ,to such an extent that he
died oa Suadt.7%
punovluattia Wails cilelegraph,'auccltan Itternoon, lAD 2, 1861.
DAVID %tato; United States Senator,
arrived in Harrisburg, en route for the federal
capitol, to-day. He has taken rooms at the
Jones House, and is in splendid health and
spirits for the labors of the extra session o
Congress.
ARRIVAL or THE GOOD WILL Exams.—The
members of the Good Will Fire company are
requested to be at the depot to-morrow nitorw
ing at &lir o'clock to assist in getting the new
engine off the truck, and takingit to the enksin
house.
The undersigned respectfully tender their. ,
thanks to the firemen of this city for .-theit
'tram= efforts at the firs on Saturday after;
noon
Y. LllffiLi.
Aram. *nus
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Tau Foe= '' Oar 121 . 1 n
glestownMends
'thia 74f
11.1#111 be a military parade bye `
thr'ets
formed companies, music by the /forth Leba
non Band, a dinner and speeches, read**
DeClaration, &v., the festivitia to wtott4
wittea military dress ball in the evening.'
people of that locality deserve credit
.for their ,
public apirit , and patrioth
-` -
Fluxes lalitnia-A man named Tobias
Ereeder, employed as fireman on the Pennayl-
` , "44444*lLbelaveco-JEDurfsignig.• and-AI-J
toona, was seriously injured near the latter
place a fe . lays ago. The train was running
at full speed, when one of the page cocks blew
out, and. kfterAt. can a :stream of hat:. water
which struck him on the back and legs, scald
ing-hint a little. , Not kioring t gaac lyi.wbat
was the mater , and thinking the engine was
about tollow up, he jumped off, Ming on his
hands and facp, and badly bruising himself.
bones went *Wien, but he was. sailor* hurt
inwardly.
&xenon or Orrrcams. —At a stated meeting
of theDitiren P i ireolunpaiii, held at their hall
last even:pag, the• following officers were elected
for the ensuing ft:rm : President—Dr. C. Seiler;
Vice President--A. W. Watson; Secretary—E.
W Shell; Assistant Secretary—J. A. Spousler;
Treasurer—Jos. Montgomery; Standing Com
mittee-LJacobWentz, Geo. Davis, Christ. 139yer;'
Chief Aagineer— T Geo. C. Fager;.Aasistant
el:Leer- 7 Jan H. Weitraeyer; Captain , of goso'
—Geo. Shiffieri' Directoni--8. Slider, S. Smiler,'
H.ltothrock, J. Sanders, C. Schirter, Is. Frisob,
R. Mather, S. Radabaugh.
Siasn Fax flaores.—At the Tetseart• of
the Friendship boys we print tass following card
.
explanatory of thedelay atteadifielitrdellverY
of the,stessAfire engine contracted for by that
company .some months hp. We are glad to
learn Plit there is a prospect of getting the
machine here in the course of the present
month : . -
Atreus. ED408.9 : In " your issue of hat
evening ynnoak, for the benefit of those o
our oitisemvelifi- • • , • ,
hout 'become of the Friendship Fire company's
steamer. In reply we will say, ;by authority of
the company, that the engine has been ordered,
and would have been delivered-'here on the
17th of May, per contract, but for the excite
ment breaking out among us at that time. We
deemed it expedient to countermand our order,
if we could, as we saw that it was impossible
to procure the amount we had agreed to Joey
on the delivery , of the engine. We therefore
wrote to Mi. C. A. Luce, of New York, the
gentlemanly agent of the Amoskeag Company,
(who are building our engine,) and told him
how we were situated. He wrote, to us Imme
diately that the company would finish our
engine, amtwhenever we would let him know
they would send it to us. About four, or flue
weeks 1 439. webukucted our. secretary to write
to Mr. Luce, and tell him to send the engine,
but owing to our former secretary goirig to war,
our present secretary did not haye the proper
directions, or probably we:would have had our
steamer by the 4th of July. We now know it
will be here in a short time and in a few days
we will let our citizens know the *iszact Say of
its arrival, when our collecting committee will
call on mar-citizens to aid us h our enterprise,
which we hope. they will dd. The railroad
coMpanieS and insurance companies have oon-.
Whited already, and now we must depend
upon the generosity of • our,•propeity-holders.
Hopiug this will be satisfactory for the present,
We remain, yonr obedient ,servants, in time
of need, A. W. Biseassim, -
- Ono. Euritzsz,
C. McDOvns,
A. Scruaine, -
P. Gazzonuq•-"- - - ,
Hoolfing Oinkaittid
Krim Comm Carrusso.—The "adyeaKes of .
Carnal CAM in the city Of Neir York .led
by our experienced General, and successful
buyer, has enabled xis to a-huge and
han4some stock of manufactured- cotton goods,
which is now being disposed of it still4mo4er
abatement in prices at the ,cheap 'Wu emus,
corner of Fropt and Market atzeeta-
jel•dgt . tram &Bowman:
Nsw -Goons nox New Yotur. Anorma.- 4 50
pieces of Grey Goods at 10, 12+ and 20 cis.
100 dozen liinen ;Pocket Handkerchiefs-for
6 Ana Acta.. 10 pieces k lavella Moth for 7 di , -
26 dozen tinen Pocket Handkerchiefs for 12 1,
worth 26 cts. Splendid Mohair Mitts at 81 and
87 et . 16 dozen'owels at 121 oentn'a tOwei--
Lbile Sleeves and Collars at/6 eta. - 60 &Seri'
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols cheall:` 100 Plebes
of the best Calico ever sold fur 8} eta. 50
piecee alroche Bordering veryivbeettg. Akla&gia•
lot of trelibhild - igaraibreiaed Mullin. Now
is the time to buy bargains. at S.-alla
-- A VORlMlNgadatt of the Bieck Penis; the
government organ of Frame writes -from Tunis, Algiers,
jollows
collegd OfTbliciollhers at home, may, and pro
bably do ecoomplinit a great Aeallisr the ondlifk et .34•440.
but the Ameriehis are the'people to tine these dteoovsr
les to practice! amount Many of the'lnodern I mations,:
in two 'here are Moslem. and ;nee American Chemist,_
Dr. J. C. Ate, of Lowell, ouppileutomeh of the medicine
consumed in this country. 818, Merry Pectoral, Me&
Serstparilla and. Ague Cure oonstitate the maple reme
dies here, beeadaiitthey are u_C-seey. ktorp eurii t ln
their results, end have the confidence of t' ee people.—
While th e adome et Medicine is carried to &higher per
, fixdion in our coin eseiunzy (Frame) alt Akar other, it
strikes Trenchmiut as a HMO singular A =American
"Physician should furnish the medical run, and remedies
for our Principal Priovince. - ; :
-We ere happy' to hitter Our model that thew lupe.
. medicine which the Emperor's Prl azipa,,Province is
obliged to get heat America may be bAd by our neigh
,
Q. A. Bannyart's, C. D G row Co.'..
tota's, Holman it' Cols, Arai
, As*ing,
as dealers everywhere. ' .014. w
MbI~SOOr,D.
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A 'CARD TO TICII UMW
.- DR• DIIPONOOI3 GOLDEN PILLS
i FOR FEMALES.
..hrellible n ehriiiethkg, regulating, aat ramovivis . .
obstrwationa, from whatever cause, and I
ware annonaarul a• 11 pesvon.
Ire.
2L-7 lELESE PILLS HAVE BEEN MEP B 1
the doting for many' years, both In Prince ant.
merle', with unparalleled nooses in every case ; sue
he fa urgedby many thou/anti ladies *be teed them, to
make the-Pilla public for the alleviation ((these suffering
hour any irregularities whatever, as well as to prevent
an -Increase of family where health will not permit it.—
iseallee particularly situated, or those supposing them
selves so, arefoutioned whist these Pills while in that
condition, as they are cur to produce astscarrimps, and
the proprietor assumes no responsibility after this 111.1/11(•
union, although their Whines would prevent any rola
alai to health—otheswies the Pills are recommended.
Vall and explicit directions accompany each box. Priem
$l.OO per box. Bold wholesale and retail by •
CHA.RLBS A. HANNVART Druggist,
• -No. 2 Jones Row, Harrisburg, Pa.
' , Ladles,. by sending him 11l 00 to the Harrisburg
gat Ma e pa havethe Pills, sent free of Observation to
:spy part of the country (ocinlidenUally=ree ()foe
tags" by mail. Sold mono by S. Et 9. Readi ng, „
Josieek, Hottowar Omar; Philadelphia, a. L.. LAN.
letanon, - Donut .11- Renato, Locator; J. A_
WOLF. Wrightsvi lle ; rat, York ; and by one
dreg&t In every city and ban is the Union, and by
8,-H, Howe, ole prowling., ow York
N. B.—Look out for ounterfeits. Bey no Golden Pills
of any kind anima every box. is signed B. D.'Howe. A.
others are 11 - 'hake bnposition and unsafe; therefore, as
you value your lives and health, (to say nothing of be
iug humbugged out of your money ) , buy only those
who show the signalare at S. D. Howe on every box,
which has recently been added es *anent of • the Pills
befog counterfeited dell-dwaswly.
1111LINUKTANT 11:0 PIMA LICO •
DR.. 011 EESMAN'S PILLS
Prepared by ChmtelinCL. Obecoeman, IC D.,
itEW YOSX EllrY.
Ybaak these combination of ingredients in these
Pills axe the result of a bong and extensive practice..
y are mild In their operation, and certain ln correcting
ill irreguktritia, Paltdol Ifenatroationa„ ramming all ob
iltxtudiona, whar Troia cold or' otherwise, hendaolm,
pain in the - eido, raatOtallon of the heart, whit's, all LW.
00all adiectiona, hysWica, , fatigue, pall. In the bank and
limbs, hot., diaturbed deep, which arbm from interralwank
air Ware
MASKED ...ADDIS,
Dr. etieibenuin'il i'lJls Ire ihvaluable, Ile . • . e.Y Val Paul'
pa the nionittly period with regularity. L. ilea who have
1:1403 1 disappointed in the use of other Pills can plate the ,
anemia ecinaideniteen pr. Dlosesonutes Pills doing all that
Quit revreamet to do.
ZIOSICA
Acre se,oni condition i ihefineste iyetaK in which the
Pas entsrlis tie taken wisthotr -redwing a PAVULIA.S
the Otituidion i 4 e, •of fo se .PREGNAATor_
the revisit, /1113CARRIAUA. Suck es the wretist . ale
;..n=usedsaii• to restore he usual funalions Gs a
esighton, .Isat "leen the reproteetere power of
vestin's 04,14 net riimisiger .
Warranted purely vegotaltie, end free troth anything
directions, which should be real, eo
i Apmpanyeach box. , Provi SI. Soot by mail on enclosing
it to be Coasts:use L. OalitenitaS, Box 4,551., Post Oboe,
Aga York air.
munTrawr - t—tigistin - every town titbit Tinned bias It. B. fIUTCHI.NtiS,
• tioewrs.l Air for the Dulled abates,
. , it arondsvey,, Nea York,
le ~et an Intheigll4 orders should be atitir 44.4
field in Elarristinta by e. A. Itssisnrsys
+.19.14tw1y
Ani 1)1'1 fiOt DYE l.!
I Wm. A. Bateltelor's Hair Wye
Olio Original gaud Beat-in Nit World.
•
du oehritirstre itere.leintadons,•audeboarti be -*Voided
g i gZi ll , b itttD ° 6 , E tili Pti lli G A l L" ' ailif - died instanUy to a'
, tnitatdlil aye Salosat Brow° and Bishk, Without b4tiry
lo Hair or Mee. •, ,': ,:.
YIETSBN IMMDALB and 111,11011.tS kayo been award.
ik te Win. A. Satobelor atom Biel {:an t over 80,000- ap
lati
deastAave beau amide to rbe , Hair at his purees of
Jilkmoos dye.
t41.1 , A. DaTCHICIMPti RAID Dirt products s a color
be, dlellnsubdied from nature , , and is warranted
to*ol l 3, taosest, however We It , be omen.
I enrols br Did D:set reW,Mit; ltai Bair
Ain al adore
Ume - Otntect 17'6414
Dkiiiiista and Fancy goods Dealers. •
der The Genuine hat the Mae' and - address upon a
stool plate engraving on rear sided of oaob boa, or Wm.
LIAM a. BATOth=l. Address
CDLRLIs BaTOHILIIII, Proprietor,
ex , Elsralar gram New York.
,
e6.dArwtsat
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W. A. TCH-11011.13 KAM DYE!
r)Ell HLS S PLEN DID HAIR ' 'DT& has no.
egnat-4 woman In etikOt—Beatutifel Black or
starlit Bre ws, (staining the akin or "Injurhig the
Hair—vemedkw Abaird and ill effete of Bad Dyeaoßd
invigorates the "for life. None are genuine unless
signed "W. A. elor n• .Sold everywhere.
• . CEUB. - ititild.itlate, erNkr , etor.
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slawtagl .:. ~ , .-, .. tit.430611..il ,4t..i.44' :- - iw y
• PHD'EIPH..I.A.,
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VITAtCIII) JEW4LRY , STORE
. . .
0.., CION 20BSIZIW00011PANT,
No. 148 I
orth . ..8600lid - Stiviti:
cenxica- 4ow ottriiritiT . STREET ,
, .. . , .
THE UNDE QIGNtr) ilas leased the
1 abrmepre Vine ni iii . omilllieep a large assort
ment or Gem and r. Watches, or Amerman, English
and Swills bianatiotereatbe mess eelebraten makers, In
audition so wtdoti,%i t - be Coma ,always onr . hind (and
made to eirderyin bidet firlittY or Jevielry, Silver,
and Silver ?limed ware, together: with A ,gential 'Mien-
Meat or auc4 goofs pis air 0 usually kept in a that chum
Watch aturileWlitty Store.: . . , • ,
The patrons or 0. toured, and those 9ilPa subsoriber,
togother with the public genera ll y, are invited to call ,
wbore they will receive a good article for thelentoney.—
As X am' determined to'do strictly a cich business goods
will be sold very low. "Slum. name AND Q Mos SiAtae,"
lathe motto of this ,establishment.
, . LBW'S R. BROOMALL,
Jet2o-lyw . formerly°. O9t4R4D,
N 0.148 North Second Q rry, hi da.
- ELlazico'cr
ocie tt o li t
a gre es, ) 11 k ricoin e
N 'hive removed .3ay
o. 187 South Fourth Street, to
y )111si
14 4.4. 05. i
t ' °r l Y 4 and ' SRLIEF STREET,
BMWs I.olllbar4 and 4014. and Front and Second Sts.,
'Ph*lit* - 6 . _44 . 'i,.
Tillanknafor pgt.faibrafilolirAt a eentlnuantie of your
(ordure. As I nave enlarged my manufaotqry eo as to
*Wale me to have oonatantly on hand a large aszortment
et well setumoed Soaps, all of the beat quality sad free
! trona instal • •
PALIC
- WAITS ,
! HONEY "
CASTILE, and all kindiradTOILETBOAF'S.
CEIEKWAL OLIVREInPSEMEDi
PALE aid 'VOW N - 110a.P` Soda and Mut
Sums conatahtly cat ADAMANTINE an.
TALLOW, CLIMI.M. ora t .E 14411.
Havingatlented the Wish gatemlant enabled to offer
Y goods at Oa loiliest Nice* 40144 that you will
eau andexambie,for,i3Oureelf both the loodkaed prices,
before eniehulnirelseerhere.
I am Very Bapecth ly
'al-w134 • P. CONWAY, Pldlidelpbta
CHAB..F.
118' _NORTH MORIN MUST
'',10111.1110, L AIXSLPIEIA.
4.T TILE •OLD ' STAND. •
Wholoinle nni4 - MistiMMonifacturor of
Port Nonnatesi-Ctobaur Pulsegl;''' ‘Dreonfog Gases,
Money Beticoleo Qgsr Claw,
Bank Or's Onoes'• ' Lea th er imp, Wril;lMkooks...
Pocket BOOkr*VberlOMM, — lfill - Wakei — o.
oota•wiy•
"OUR GOVERNMSNT."
44THE unity of Goveinmegt, whiakpon
'Mutes you one people, &now dear,* you."—
WaskineWs Foreseen 4114=07 Is essen
tial to the enduring prosperity orour minim This pa
triOnon oapt erisisfirom knowledge... It is only a proper
land g ur . o obit, InatUatiout gat can MON e
eteong aid settled - attaibment to their principles, and
impart ahllity.rw-thor. manstenanee.
~ othit GO • • ' •
%be system of Government of the • entry," (mutates the
text of the Omatituttonoftlut OnitedEdateeisod the eon_'
stitutions.l provistoof of , the several fttatwith
_their
meeatetand conetreetion, ea - detain' rdnedby mt.
, tom.olol. preeedeot told pnottoe, or - derived from
atei,,,, , d wet " .
"eir:
WICK yi3heaf=
fors atleodb
Davi t u bas been vet
to Oath C - Icn - ooanty, and
will be ocanned by the mid Clourt on the Nth day of
hag on, meths a A be shown to th e contrary.
torld-Uir KElCCW.Arrolbollothry.
1110 KORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD
for sale,
CU7 TO WRITE OR CORD LENOIR . TO RO,II
P 0 RGH A SIMS.
ALSO, LOOM PC4.I7S AND GIIRS7NOI RAILS CU7
TU DED&R.
ALS , STONE AND al VD btdd IiUILDINti
PURPOSN.S.
Ifiqua• • of the subscriber at his residence on the Ridge
rigid, ...pooch° the Goad Will Engine Bons° or at the
Vara, corner Of -Second and Broad direets, *eat Har
risburg. rhir2T-tr j El B. 00LE.
PROF. ADOLPH P. TEUPSER.
WOULD respectfully inform his ola
patrons and the public generally that he wilt
continue to give instruct/oast on the PIANO FORTE, X&
LODEON, VIOLIN and also In the science of THOROUGH
us& He will etoth pleasure watt upon pupils at their
homes at any hour desired, or IMO= MU be given at
bie residence, in Third street, few doors belowthe
German Reformed Qiureb„ deolli-dar
IP Colin" imEt.Piss
DIARIUREA. AND CHOLERA
.A.N . T/DOTE, -
For the cure of these distrassbag maladies. Agreeable
to the butte.
Every soldier sheuld procure a bottle of this scabies
medicise before they take up their Doe of ussah. to.
Nate at • •
C. A. HANN - V*llT% Milt More,
017 2A3m EEL,risourk,
STAGE LINE FOR GETTYSBURG
FARE REDUCED TO $1.25 THROUGH TO
GETTYSBURG.
r VILE undersigned has established a
11 regular LINE OP STAGE aucass horn Mechanks
burg, counectlag every other morning with the Cumber
land Valley Railroad oars. The combed leave every
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, returning every
other day. Passengers for Sheppardstown Dillsburg,
Petersburg and tieuysburg are carried at re duced razes.
WM. J. TAM
JOHN B. SMITH'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT STS.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
LWAYS on hand &large assortment of
/3. SHOW, GAITERS, dm, 4r Ute, very bast
luallladies" gentletnen,vintl iibligrens',yrear < —
Pricee.to - stilt the times. • A ll lobrihVor„lVOßlE- HAGS' TO
MOHR in the best style by auverior worlimee
REPAIRING done at short notice.
cone ti if • JOHN E. Harrisb lira.
IQ* • \
B. M. GILDER, D. D. S.
-STA7E STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BRADY HOUSE.
All.opera ions, Surgical and Mechanical,
ease nicer performed Chirps moderate. jell
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.
HUD Qualm= PANKSYLVANIA Marna,
I Aurora= Gansast's Owen
Harrisburg, June 22, 1861
In accordance with the provisions of the
siith section of the Act passed thellith of May,
1861, entitled an Act to create a loan and pro
vine for arming the State, the Governor, Com
m rolorin-chief, makes the following rules and
r latiorithelating to • the organized staff of
military force of this Commonwealth now
or hereafter to be called into the service of this
State or tha Unitedellisante.
' - orattenoxs.
I. The commander of the regiment will ap
point the Adjutant from the subalterns of the
regiment. He will also appoint the non-com
miesioned stall of the regiment. Re will nomi
nate the regimental Quarter Master from the
, subsiterns of the regiment to the Governor
for approval and appointment.
11. In cases of vacancy, the commander of a
regiment may make a temporary appointment
of Quarter Master. The commander of a regi
ment may also suspend a Quarter Master, and
make a temporary appointment, reporting such
suspensions and the reasons thereof forthwith
to the proper authority, and all temporary ap
pointments shall continue until a decision can
be made from Headquarters.
These regulations shall be in force an fur
ther orders. By order of the Governor,
Commander-in Chief.
M. RIDDLE,
'Adjutant General.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE. •
THE CoM4y . Cemmisaiouera hereby make
. known; tb.m.inex WEDN E SDAY JCLirtba Id, 1561
o'clock. A. M., they will Aell at pablio. out.ory In
Brant'selty Tia. 11,4 irrieburc *mons she various' artl
olennot bore ( numerated , one Ball, Lknotan er A. old
court ,Iteuse Bel;' Stone Coal, Stores and Pipe, "Pigeon
holes" or (Awes to store away papers therein, Desks, Book
CuO2 /to. Term of ealti are "osisk."
JOHN S. BRIBUR.
- - . . - ...COB BERM:
GEORGE GAKITERICLI.
Jane 25th 1851. ' Oonunbiskiners.
Patriot end Union insert.] .
STE.A.M. WEEKLY
BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL,
ANDING AND EMBARKING PAS
1J SENGEIRSatiWEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) The Liver.
pool, New Itortund Philadelphia Steamship company
intend =despatching their full powered Olyde•bait iron
Stsatnsblpe es follows :
KANGAROO, •Saturday July 6th ; ETNA, Saturday
July 18 ; EDINBURG, Saturday July 20th; and every
Saturday,• at Noon, from Pier 44, North River.
SATIN oa EMIIIAOII.
FIRST 0AR1N.......676 001 SIFARAGR.... 880 00
MO to London $BO 001 do to London _ISE 00
,do to Parte 886 001 do to Paris $3B 00
do to fismburg..sB6 001 do to Hamburg $36 00
Pmuengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Route;
lam, Antwerp, &o„. at equa l ly low rates •
,nig-Persons wishing to oring ant their friends can boy
tickets here .at the MlN:ming rates, to New Tor Fromk:
Liverpool or Queeostown . 1176, 886 4114 8106
Steerage from flverfkaV $4O 00 From Quoenstown,
f a° 00.
Throe Steame r s have ' s u pe rior nocommedatiOns for
Passengers, and carry experienood Surgeon*. They are
tamp Watertight Iron Sections, and have Pateet - Fire
swnibilatont pn_board-
For ilia& information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Arab 22 Water Street ; fun Cdaegow . w
INMAN, 6 hit. Enooh SqVare ; In Queenstown to C. & W.
D. selmoux & co. ; in London to RIVES & MALY, 01
Ring William St. ; in Paris to AMOS DIIX,OUN, 6 Place
de la BOUITO ; in Philadelphia to JOHN G. DALE, 111
Walnut Street • or atthe Compeer's 01111caa.,
.IRO. G. DALE, Agent,
jyt4 • .1.6 Broadway,New York.
• Or 0.0. Zimmerman, Agent, Harrtebnre.
SCHEFFER'S BOOK STORE.
(NIIAB TEM ILLIUMBORG 821D3111.) ,
UNION ENVELOPES.
XTOTE PAPER, of six different designs;
bF printedin two colors, sold by the thousand and
A150,CM1434.013.0w111,P0t000
Flags, Union Breast , no BA2r!tlon hoop
and Badges at very low Prk 3 ea''' ului at
toy s sorutFFIUM BPINESTOFX
.
IMES
. - Tref' of Bags, Checks and laing
. war ttw sale by the (bisect and pieet,.tor
PA
met, io the IRBIN outiNne ISOS , eult-8 03
-.-RmiEwria DO May 8. AO.
NEW . COAL OFFICE.
HE UNDERSIONED hayipg entered:in
i
ttatOr.. TRADE in this city, would rennin:ay
e patronage of the citizens. I will irleP an nan d
of all dr"- from theinoSt celebrated ' and-approved'
43/Ptatiwtkill Its drioyered to any pert or Ana oity„
se' ilth and differ impurnam.. Fmk; Wilma
ti IKPR, iota.= Mow poirlAury tha:
1/61. ir Mgr 40410.13Wetlr..11mtleatli
Weer win weave s;seo *moan the
0113ce No. 74
on street, seoond door thou umber
ry alley. on the Osnal, loot of North Area. Or
dors lore at Other place will receive prompt attention.
JOHN W. WALIi. WM.
El 4
e 2 ax
f l'M
InisaUanunts
ilitsatlatous.
All Work Proniised in One. Week
1 0 4.
PENNSYLVANIA
STEAK DYEING NISTABLIEGMBIPP,
104 Market Street between 4th ~2 bay
HARRISBURG, PA.,
'Sy
HERE every deoorkition of Ladies'
and Gentleman Ganakents, Awe Gloadst, in, an
• Oakland ana wood to the bail imam aamt at
'iabortnat node* 10:1111 CO"
vovB-dawl• Reowisaare
•
DENTISTRY.. • =
. GEO. W. STINE, grafts% of the
j title:tort fiche ge or !Metal Surgery, having pagan
neatly located la the city of Harrisburg and nOreathe
ethos formerly occupied by Dr. Gomm, oo Titbit IOW;
between Market and Walnut, respectfully lalbtratirlds
friends and the public la general, that he 111proparedne
pertbrso all operation. in the Dental prefeasiou, etther
surgical er mechanical, in a miaow that shall sat be
wrested by operators In this or any other oily. Ha
mode of Inserting arlfiolel teeth Is upon the 1144010,11111-
provid solentlds principles.
Teeth, from one to a fall set, mounted on nee Geld, :gi
ver, Plating plates or the Vulcanite Base.
tare great pleasure to recommending the above gen
tleman to e/1 my former pttleote of Herrletkrg and Si
ioity teal confident that he will pertirrof all'opemer
UMW IDa lefemlno muffler, from my knowledge of hie
troy.34ltfl P. J . S. GIORGAB,II. D. ft "
CIDER 111 VINEGAR 11 l
MADE from 'choice and selected Apples,
rand guaranteed by us to beetrlctl• re
011.1 b e„ : al.
FOR SALE
ABUILDING LOT, situate in West Her
risburg, fronting on liroid street 20 feet, and retu
ning back 161 feet, more or less, to a 20 fool alloy, .est.
101016 g MI one aide the property of Mr BlnnienStine:
For particulars enquire of ritIRIERICTSCHIPIIIR
Bargees's Bookstore •
LIME FOR SALE
UNDERSIGNED havlryg embaked
in the LIMB BUSINEti le prepared to Wraith tk
very best uncle at short note; &eclat the lomat Priam
for cash. He sells the lime burnt at Columbia and alb
that burnt at home.
.my2a.dBro
PROPOSALS
WILL be received at the PENNSYL
vANIA CANAL OFOlChi daring the prawn
month for the construction or a BRICK tillEalt, (about
600 feet In length,) from the Oilitel of garnet street
bridge to Poston creek. For particulars enquire at the
office. THOS. T. tirtlittliSN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
aorrisbarg, Jane 18, 1861..—Jel8d
POPULAR REMEDIES.
it/[RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
ItLlbr Gilliamteething, and SPALDDIB , B 4:11111MLIO
PILLS for headache. A frith supply received at 11 fa,
JAMS DWG STORE, whore You can lailuhatie aD tato
saleable Patent Medicines of the day.
91 Market street,
two doors east of Impure street, south sh9o.
on UNION 4 CONSTITUTION
649 U R (GOVERNMENT," by U.
tar, In a work containing the Voigninitaeon M
tan ernce STAUB, giving the oonatraonon of te Semi
and Provision% showin4 the ndetione the .nevetal
Mato to the Onto° and each other, end expliditi og Ink
fitly the dyetetn of Government of tan Gointtnt vitite
11 00. &ne and orders supplied, by, him, itereta.
berg, to feldtl
Agents for Oonattes and Pastan wanted.. .
aritimmitit:otiFlk.:
.
pad vas t amount of ls:l4.Gup
property destrc .ar g
'aitteually by I.lihialog ought to be a •
property bolder* to secure 'heir buildings. AU
hr tAgbining Rods let at the mouton store of W. BARB,
lOU be atteuded to. Rode but by In the 1M improved
tyte and Warranted. Je12.4
SCHEFFBR'S BOOK STORE !
(Now Mc Herriaborg Bridr.)
$125 JUST RECEIVED-from •do
~ Mina a lotof One 0011112RUIEL
Arilit, WM= WO Will sell at $1.26 per ream.
VI *0 per ream for ROTS PAPER, oroontoo
the lateat and very handsome emblems and' pattiotie
mottos.
$3.50 for 1000 WHITI IiiNVPLOPSH with natiousi aad
patriotic emblem., printed In Leo Mors.
Please give WO a call. THEO. F. scautratt,
Je224 Harrisburg.
H. L. GODBOLD'
PRACTICATimer and Repairer of
Pianos. Melodeons, am, he., will receive orders in
whir* at WM. KelOOlllC9 Music Stem Y 4 Markd street
11 orders left et the above named place, or et the Bosh hor
cruse, will meet with prompt attention.
First mem le sale
FOR RENT.
'THE Itooms now occupied by the Poet
omoe. Possession given Cu the first of Jolly. ga ;
nuke of JoMg GEORGE W. PO :
NOTICE
THE ANNUAL 'KEENING of theilltiok
holders of the atlantic and Ohio Telegraph 00.. 4
pmy for the elendon of Directors, and the transaatloWeif
their usual business, will be held at the lsiraph erne.
of said Company in Harrisburg on Thursday the 11
dry of July, 1851. H SHILLINGFORD.
Philadelphia, June 14th, 1861.-td esetretarr
VO RENT.—A desirabl=%ii444
Loaust v .near Nrchritatreelt;-Th
modenroonvootencoa, at to water, had and light.
For into mauon apply to Dr. W. P. ItiAbortbrdi roo-1
seatioliptroti _
FOR RENT. s ,
'TIRE EUROPEAN liarti., OD RE
STAIIRANT in
„Nrant's Qty HALL Hunan', Hurls
burg ofty, Pa. Apply to JOHN H. BRANT,
„le114111m• On the pruning* ,
------
eII*WOMERIII=-'ZiiieWprtre, spark-
YU ling and sweet—ims received a Over Medal or Di
ploma at every Stare 'l4Ni:salters! lair slime Mk ant i
sale by wm. DOOR a'
FOR SALE
MNltObi. One to Five HttnAredi
r worth of ant BONDS, 4 ; 4 '
0. 0. zihimaiticut,.
No. 'A 2tooth9eatii)4l
=I
REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBER has removed Ns
PLUMBING AND-BRANaiikii
street to Fourth street above blirinirimiggfitelhe'llethe"
church. Tamara] for pest patronap, he popes, by atria
attention to Maginot!, to mgrit 10001Billitiee M. It.
taar26.Bmd Wit. PARKHILL ,
REMOVAL.
TELL SU 1:18:2111BER - would resileO
~t9ttaty'
Worm too galstle Hod. he lose ream:wedhis Pbstabl.
ing and HiSsi 'handles establishment to No. t ilt i tt
Third straoSlkolow H ere M
a Hotel. 'Mated [bypassl
mum" be hopes by strict attention to busineat to MAI
a opotinuance of tt
Apl.24ltf
DR. T. J.itllEWm.uor
.• SURGEON . PFtNIT'Xrr
, FFER S his services •to the , oitimis 0 LL , ' 4
Harrisburg and Its vioinity. Se.soholte.a.enegemv
me public patronses, mid gives assurance that , best
endeavors shall be given to ruttier satliesction I>t blenvo.
redden. Being an old,. welt tried dentist, hellish sable •
- B etting the nubile generally.to , on hint{ saserfax , !
hem that they will not be dhs .Us ded with his servion, '""'f
Office No. 128 Market street, In the hoeseformer?— ••••-
nuPted
Harrisburg, Pa.. °IA-04
may Pa o lerty. 44.44 lisoCe•
- Jur.. DAM waisiD e4i cud
ALP ' " Mg e rW (Y4frOtatattlatitig ir " ^"*.
vilAufkirmakeimrsitly limited on From is, sue
bottom mmo otressand Woildniton Ammo.
Aldo TWO LARNE PIANOS In good condition wad or ex
oelloot tone. Apply to .
0. 0. ZEILKIRMAN, ' '
Ind No. 9i, South Woad APO.
I=l
sepia Ally
.; J: L,
'3 Y.:.• i f:.3r
J. JONAL