paiig etitgrapij.
tigitt“.ll3BUßG, PA
Monday Attertioon,-Aprll 28,1862.
Gov. Cuarn4 left the State Capitol this morn
jog, en mate for Washington, in obedience to a
summons of the Secretary of War.
Ca!lngo politeness to an excess, bold to be
raising your hat to a young lady in the street,
"lad allowing a couple of dirty collars and a
~•r of socks to fall out upon the sidewalk.
lr Towx.—Brigade Surgeon George Kemble,
i on of Geor g e S. Kemble, Esq., of this oily,
v ain t this morning, on a brief visit to
pie family. Surgeon Kemble is attached to
Burnside's division of the army.
Tat BErf two lines of rhyme yet produced by
the rebellion are the following, got off by a
Toungster at a recent school exhibition in one
of the towns of Massachusetts:
•• Rockaby, Jeffy, upon the tree top,
imp up your lies, or rebellion will stop."
Ca, SIMMONS, well known in this city, as a
Leave and gallant officer of the regular army,
and row in command of ono of the regiments
In the Pennsylvania Reserve, has been tendered
a corumisslon as Brigadier General of volon
teem We trust that that he will accept the
position, and take charge of a command he is
so competent to fill.
&NOME HAARISBITHEZE IN THE PLTTEHIIIIG
gears. — Mr. John Stouffer, son of Mr. John
Stouffer, constable of the Fourth ward, in this
,ity, participated in the great battle at Pitts
burg Landing, or Sidloah. Mr. Stouffer is
chief bugler in the 4th Illinois regiment. lie
had a horse shot under him, but came out of
the battle himself entirely unscathed.
SAD ACCIDENT.-0a Saturday afternoon last,
Mr. Tentzer's eon, a lad about nine years of
age, fell on th.! railroad track at the lower end
of the city, and was caught by the wheels of a
inning train of care, lacerating and shattering
his right arm so frightfully as to render its
input +don near the shoulder joint necessary.
Dr. Dock performed the operation and the
little patient is now doing quite well, under
the charge of the family physician, Dr. B. A.
Tux longer we live, the nearer New Years'
days appear t,getber. When we were boys,
the period between one New Year's day and
another appeared to be a century. At the
present time they appear to be separated not
by years, but months. The fewer years we
have to live, the shorter those years appear to
be. When we recollect the quantity of rhue
matiom and slight that old people have to put
ap with, the apparent shortness of the years to
them seems like a special providence.
OA or nu most amusing things connected
elth the war is the number and oddity of the
new terms which it is bringing into use. Two
of these beat the dictionary, hullow I These
are the verb "skedaddle," to run away, now
as commonly used . to signify the act of running
sem, es if It had been used by Johnson and
apttl IT Webster—and the noun " shentini
;au, used on the Western coast, almost uni-
Ttr.alr, ti signify secession humbug and
totktry We shill have a pleassnt versbularY
tar Europeans to study, one of these days I
Pone THROUGH. —A company of Sharp
ihmers, from Ilinnesota, under command of
Cr t s. W. F. Reese!, formerly of Pittsburg,
pawl though this city on Satnnisy, en route
for tie seAt of war. They were a fine looking
ed of men, and seemed happy .:and perfectly
cirdr3i ~ f tho future, although they were
itttum ig to the battle field, and willundoubt-
01' be engaged is the hardest battle yet
fo ught— , xpected to open at almost any =-
tint b , fure Yorktown. Their uniforms and
ttilipm,❑te were bright and new, and they
made altogether a fine appearance.
CLIIIRON haw now fully completed hie
t rrtagruitnta, and has also received his final
irActivtio ni from the Pre 'dent, preparatory
lqui departure on his mission as Mlidater
klimentinry to Russia. He will sail Tor
Roela on the steamer whioh leaves New
Y ork on the 7th of May. In the meantime
Eta dtatioguiHhed fellow citizen will beat home
el Lchiel perfecting his agricultural arrange
two kr the management of his large estate,
"d rentiviag those kindly visits of cougratu
klon and farewell from his friends and neigh
t"4l who, under any drcumstances, are always
loath to loose his previewr and his kindly
toanaelt
COMIT P ROCUDING9.—The regular April , term
of the Court of Quarter Sessions commenced
t bi , morning at ten o'clock, Judge Pearson
Pkolding. 11. th of the associate judges were
itsent, in consequence of their residence in
the upper end of the county and the Northern
e•entral railroad care not arriving till one
o'cl oc k , p, w. A large number of constable.
%Ire aleyrevented from being present to make
keit regular return.
The several constables elected were then
Isom ill.
/at•Rawn presented a petition trona citizens of
the Fo urt h ward, city of Harrisburg, protesting
toinat the election of Barney Campbell, stet-
NI that he had abandoned his family, oral
-1444 his wife, and is not a resident of the
waid for which he is elected, having boarded
t o another ward for eight months prior to the
election, and that he still boards out of the
1741 . When Mr. Caumbell'a name was called
the Court directed the clerk not to administer
the Oath of °dice to him, until the matter in
:.introversy was Investigated. The petition
Nidut Campbell is signed by some of the most
re"Pt.table citizens of the ward. The charge
ti wearing of the Grand Jury was Omit'
P c lat , l in c onsequence of the absence of the
inde,es, till the afternoon. Thesteces
g
harng one of the associate judges
ollspurt, was fully demonstrated this noun'
&one Hn Aam.—A lad, whose name we
could not learn, while playing on the fence
surrounding the l'ennsyliania Female College,
on Front street, yesterday, accidentally felt to
the pavement, and broke one of his arms. He
was immediately taken to his residence, where
the broken limb was set by a physician, and
we believe he is now doing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances.
Lsortms To-Monsow Evarrnio.—We invite
the attention of our readers to the last. lecture
of the Y. M. 0. Association course, to be de
livered tomorrow evening, in the Presbyterian
church, corner of Third and Pine streets, by
the Re v. P. 8. Henson, of the Brown Street
Baptist church, Philadelphia, on "Old Fogyisni
and Young America, past, present and future."
Mr. Henson's reputation as' a lecturer stands
very high and deservedly so. The lecture
which he proposes to deliver here, has been ,
given with great acceptance in Philadelphia,
and other places. The unanimous verdict of
crowded houses has prounouoced this lecture
to bea superior production, and we can assure
all who may attend to-morrow evening that,
they will not go away disappointed. Tickets
25 ets., to be had at the book and drug stores.
I=l
Tam. or vas Faxuanstur STICAMIR.—A very
interesting trial of the Friendship steam fire
engine, the "Marion Verbeke," took place
about 5 o'clock last Saturday afternoon, at Pax
ton creek, near the foot of the Hummelstown
turnpike. The object of the trial was to force
wakr to the top of Allieon's Hill. With this
view some Ave or six hundred feet of hose
were laid out, through which an inch and a
half stream of water was forced to a considera
ble heighth above the summit of the hill. The
test, however, was by no means satisfactory,
as the full forcing power of the steamer could
not be applied in consequence of the liability
of the hose to burst. With good and substan
tial hose, the "Friendy b,ya" seem confident
that they can do some tall throwing in that
•
BETTER THAN A MAN. ---It 19 Well known that
all ladies have an intense admiration for a
sewing machine, and that their delight in the
possession of one, calla out enthusiastic terms
of praise. A lady called at a sewing machine
agency to purchase, and inquiring for some one
who had a machine of whom she could learn
of its merits, was, among others, referred to a
lady . , then present, a quiet, demure looking
maiden lady. Upon being questioned, , this
individual at first replied with modest reserve,
but thutlly the alltabsorbkrg 'delight every
sewing machine proprietress inevitably feels,
got the better of her diffidence, and she warmly
eulogized the object of the inquiry; and finally
her eyes brightened, her cheek grew tosy;and
she sprang to her feet, and with: an energetic
voice said: "Like my sewing machine? to be
sure I dot Why, .I.rioakin'i kin, to irohango it
for a man!"
Pomo DIOWNID.—About noon today while
two young men, named Daugherty and Elli
man, were engaged fishing at one of the islands,
in the river opposite North street, they discov r
erect floating in the water at some distance from
them a dark object which they at first th6ught
was a bundle of rags, but Ntlich upon further
investigation proved to be the dead body of a
man. They immediately attached their boat to
the body, and brought it to this shore, a short
distance below the water house, when Alder
man Kline was notified of the discovery, and
that officer proceeded to hold an inquest over
the remains. The jury returned a verdict of
death by drowning. The drowned man wail:
apparently about fifty years of age, short and.
stout in statute, and attired in blue coat and'
pantaloons. In one of his pockets was found
two small keys, the sum of two dollars and
four cents in silver and coppers, and a receipt
written in German for $8,75. The body was
much decomposed and had evidently been in the
water for several weeks. It was inclosed in a
coffin and taken to the poor house for inter
ment.
Tea Nawa /X TES 'thrf.--,Thet glorious news
of the capture of New Orleans by the Union
army, and the probable evacuation .of Corinth
by the rebels, were received with every mani
festation of pleasure by our citizens. The
glorious stars and stripes were unfurled to the
breeze from a hundred fig-etadd throughout
the city in honor of the events, and everybody
seemed to be in a rejoicing mood., The general
opinion is that with the fall of the " Cresent
City," and the evacuation of the stronghold
Corinth, rebeldom has received a most crush
ing blow, and with one or, two more such
Waggles the "chivalry" will beabont wound up.
The clouds which lowered o'er our country's
r horizon are fast disappearing, and soon 'the
glorious sun will shine upon us with its wonted
I effulgence. Soon its beams will dance and
laugh over the ruins of rebellion; and long will
they gild the lustrous folds of our national
ensign as it floats in triumph—
" O'er the land of the free, and the home of
the brave."
Tim ".Loosz" ur "buirrnrnorv."—We should
like to make the acquaintance of the "trump"
who penned the following paragraph. He has
evidently "been there," and knows how to
appreciate the numerous pkasuntriet that' fall to
the lot of the " Local."
"If a man drinks forty glasses of lager at a
sitting, 'ye local' sees it done, and help to do #.
If a plug muss occurs at midnight, he is certain
to be present, and, ten to one, he has a black
eye fora week. If a man has the bad hick to
be murdered, the ' local' is the principal wit
flees and if there's an elopement in high life ,
you may be sure that he is at the bottom of it,
for the sake of getting a good item-
" He attends the first and last bill of the sea
son. Re never goes home till morning, and
then he takes the girls with him. ..Re is the
chronicler of the occasion, and every other
occasion.
"He renders extraordinary service to those
who get into his good gr iceshow thsy get there
is nobody's business. Re makes 'an able and
entertaining' lecturi out of stale, fiat sad na t.
profitable ideas, a 'graceful &mune' out of et
large-liinbed damsel who would disgrace a Pete-
Wliilnms-hoe•down ; and a melodious, bird,
voke4 Scoilgettewl' out of. * a croWAS,lbraying'
old 'c a mpaigner .' He p it ta bait, boom). of
the ~pp moker Into pAcper shape, and—se
durerfol-hia' thine and Mnown which he never
would enjoy through Ida own morns.
Peintogneinicilp "litoututp 'Afternoon, 'April 28, 11362
ktimonsoss.—Any person wishing to pnroha e
a first class melodeon, will do well to call at
Knoche's music store, who offers four of these
instruments at greatly /educed prices: See ad
vertisement.
CAPECOL Peas.—We are really thankful to
the superintendent of the public grounds, and
we know our readers will also appreciate the
fac , , that at last the alianthus trees are being
removed from Capitol Park. Other trees, less
noisome, will take their place.
Tay Mamma SoincriWill meet-for rehearsal
on this (Monday) evening at 7in'Cleck; in the
(Old School) Presbyterian church, corner of
Third and Pine streets, in which building the
lastlecture of the Young Men's Christian iteso
elation's course will be delivered on the suc
ceeding evening.
DAILY PRAM. Mmucct.--Ilev. Mr. Moore,
of the Locust Street Methodist church, anL ,
flounced from the pulpit yesterday-that a daily
prayer meeting would be held in the lecture
room of that church every afternoon between
three and four o'clock, at which prayers would
be offered to the Throne of Grace for the success
of the Onion arms'oier . the rebels...
'For the Telegraph.]
Mr. EDECOB:—The bear Story so solemnly
given on your first page on Saturday, with all
due deference td your fair correspondent, is not
new. It is, in fact, about a thousand years
old, more or less,,orielnating, probably, among
the Germans, and known in every nursery in
Christendom. The version published by you,
is in the language of one Robert Southey, an
English poet of some eminence in this century,
who did not think it beneath him to drop the
little tale in his own words. The modesty of
your young lady's disavowal of pretention to
literary style in giving the language of Southey
as her own is "refreshing." This flam was
not discovered by the writer of this note. Be
was reading the tale from the Triutosara to
some young lady friends of his as new, altho'
it seemed familiar, when one of them, a six
year old cried out—" Pooh I Mr. Sriss, I've got
that. in ,one .my - books." . Whereupon she flew
np - tO the nursery and brought it, sure enough,
illustrated, according to the fashion of chil
dren's books, with colored wood engravings.
Tour correspondent had.better try again.
Yours truly, .
KRISS KINKLE.
LON'T FORUM. THS NSW FRUIT STORII, corner
of Second and Pine streets, where you can get
anything you wish. Fresh shad every Tuesday,
and Friday morning, and in market 'every-Wed
nesday and Saturday morning.' Also, all kinds
of vegetables on hand as they arrive from the
eastern markets. E. M. Mena.
ap2B 1 te
Da. Gao. 8. lizstats.-- 7 We had the pleasure,
a few days since, of taking this gentleman by
the hand. The Doctor is connected with the'
Burnside Expedition n South Carolina, and
while his legitimate duty is to cure the sick
and heal the wounded, (we notice by the New
York correspondent at Beaufort, 8. 0.0 that
he is equally successfsl as & diplomatist in the
bearer of flags. of truce Act , the enemy. The
Doctor is on a visit .to his family,. and to re
mit his somewhat iliattirod h'eelth from the
enervating effect of the climate. Attraitted by
the display of beautiful spring goods at the
cheap dry goods hppse 14.,:13anut & liovry*tWhe
callectin: to rageliiih'hlifwardiColie, and a drew
for his wife and little'ones. 2B
NBW Goone.-1 am now selling off my entire
stock of goods at and: below cost, or, 25 per
cent. cheaper than you can purchase elsewhere,
via: fine linen shirts, 75 eta. to $1 • shirts, ; 60
eta., and 60 'obi. with - linen bos oms ;, - night
ohirts, 50 cis ; under shirts. and drawers, 40
cts. to 87 ets., all wool ; monkey jackets; 50
eta. to $1; cotton and woolen, hose :10 pte. to
16 eta ; 'silk ties, 12k, 15 and 18 nix ; collars,
& eta. to 15 eta. a piece ; - ladies' collars,• 4 and
5 eta.; cuffs, 4 and 6 ete. - e. piece ;"under .
sleeves, 18 cts.; fine cambric"at 18 and 18 eta.
per yard, worm 26 eta.; Marseilles bosome of a
tiew.style, and fast collars,l2l-cts.; all linen
bosoms, 15 cts. and upwards: If you want
cheap arid good goods just go to James A.
Lynn, at the Harrisburg Cheap Shirt Mann
faotory, where be is selling off without reserve.
N. B.—Shirts, &c. made to measure, Room
next; to Hummel & Killinger's grocery store,
12 Market street. :
Catmint CARPET I CANE T 1-Having returned ,
from New York, I now have on hand,*and I
am daily receiving from the New York auction
sales, a large assortment of gouda, whichl offer
cheaper than ever. 20 pieces.of carpet, from 371
mats up to 87 cents; 40 pieces of beautiful
Curtain muslin, very cheap splepdid'black
alike at 75 cents, worth 90 centsi iood black
silk at $l, - worth $125 ; blaeVailk 82 inches
wide at $1 10,, words:Al 87 ; vary fine black
Bombasin at $1 10,, worth $1 50 ; sum
mer sdke at 50 . cents a yard ; 10 'pieces of
the finest Irish linen at 75 cants, 'wrorth $1 ;
1,000 hoop skirts, at 60 75 and $l, very cheap.
Great battling in stockings; 20 dozen hem
stitched handkerchiefs, at 26 and 81 cents,
cheap. Wholesale buyers we respectfully in
vite to our large stock, all bought for cash at
NeW York auction. Having a buyer in New
York, we are daily receiving job lots from the
weekly sales, which we promise to sell at city
prices to wholesale buyers. S. Lswr,
mBl-y ' Rhoad's old stand.
Foams.; F$ Ma r FEMALES
thle that eNte Pleasant Hemedy knows as
REL.M.BOLD' 8 BIT HAM BUOHU,
or ad Lons,,nunts Incident to the Eox
No Yandly should be
Without it,
And None will when onoe
Tried by them.
It is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline or Change or tire,
After dent Before Alarriage,
- During ma After Confinement.
o Strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature to its Proper Channel, and
Invigorate the Broken-down Constitution.
Prom whatever amid OrVinating•
tUBBI3O,MOSIG.WOBTHL4S
RELKBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU.9
See advertisement in another column. tut a outUnd
send tor it. -- marLSAten
W4t. HAW „Bye t
The only F Farmleseand Reliable piergeown
41110diaia are toore hnitatiOne. and ahijaid be avoided
Wynn wish to escape ridicule:
911111 r, itlits OR law/ }Daft di* instal* to a
. Beautirataiid Brow* or BhiCkwidshiti the list
InJury.toXitir or
• :INIIRVIIESDka AND DlPLellidtkiiiiit ' bets ' 'awar
ds to We.A. BLICELICLOR slim 18 9, and over 200,000
applications have beenniade to the hair of the patron.
of his fatenwi Dye, •
A..BaTININLOWI3 HAIR DYE..pro.duces s nolor
not to be distiagniahed from nature and is wasamonto
not to Injurein the least, however long it may be contin
ued* and Ike ill effects of batt Dves remedied. The hair
is Invigoisteriftelfety that splendid OPir, wbtdli.is Opp:,
arty applied at No: ltV Pond Street New Ifork.
• Sold i the aim and towns of the United States,b7
Thal4huine l"l = ll hunlitr " *tai i ,1 4 , 0'
lu A 11!
, )
!! ille ! °r,B o :
, at Bar ow et-,
Imo Broadway, New York.
tatiidawli
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That Bear' dtory
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
l2lbtiatiotnunte.
GREAT BARGAINS.
w FORSYTH & CO.
18 JOHN. STREET, NEW Y ORS.
Wet the following Inducements to purchasers of
VA I .T.JA B.LE JEWELRY.
"POSSESSING unrivelle4 facilities for
me method of selling, we feettoundeot we Ono - give
enters satisfaction to all woo patronize na. We ask one
trial to satisfy the motet tueredalowithet wh .t we say Is
t oe. •
*5O 000:WORTH OF WATCHES CHAINS &C.
To bo:aold loetlaiDoThir earli Withont iegarti to value
and not to be pa•d for MI you know what you are to ro
e •ive.
Look at the foll Owing List of Articles to be
• Sold for 41 Bath.
150 Watches, varying In price from $l6 to $lOO, all in
good order and warranted.
200 Lathes' goldwatches $B5 00 each.
500 Ladies' and Gents" sliver watches.... 15 00 each
2,500 Vest and neck. abaM5..........56 00 to 10 00 each
8,000 Good band braoutets. ....... 6 00 to 10 00 each.
8,000 do do do • 300t0.6 00 each.
3,000 Cameo brctodhet: .. 400 to 600 each.
3 000 Sloane, and jet broaches 4 00 to 6 00 each.
3,000 Lava add llorentlne breoches. 4 00 to 6 00 each.
8.000 Cameo ear 4'oo to 6 00 each.
3,000 Lava and Horentine 6 r drops 400 to 600 e•ch
8,000 Coral ear drupe 4 00 to 800 oach.
6,000 Gents' brea-tp105..... 250 to 8 00 eoeb.
3 000 Watch keys 200 W 800 each.
2,500 Pub and ribbon ethics 2 00 to • 6 00 each.
2,600 Betts of bosom I 2be to 8 00 each.
2,500 Sleeve bu tuns.. 2 50 to 6 00 t ach
5,040 P aln rugs 2 50 to 6 00 am,.
5,000 :lone set rings.. 250 hi 6 00 each.
5,000 Loaketa 2 50 to 10 00 each. I
10,000 Sets ladies' Jewelry •
. 5 00 to 10 00 each.
10,000 Gold pens, finest allele node 4 00 to 6 00 each
All of the above list of goods will be soli for One Dol •
Lir each. Certificates of all line vairloris artioes, „Mating
what e one can have, will be planed 'in envelopes
and sealed, untaoat rag ‘rd to chotee. On reeelitt of the
cerufic ite you we see ishat you ow havained Wen It Is
at your option to Bend ofie dollar and lake the article or
not.
In all transactions by mall, we shall charge fir for
warding the certificates, paying postage, and doled the
bedews. 26 cents each, wh.ch must be enclose:i wit en
ar.) Certificate is sent tor. Five Certifloates will be saint
ior Si, eleven for $2, thirty for 55, sixty-five for $lO and
one hundred for $l6.
AGENTS,
Those acting WI agents will be allowed ten cents on
every certificate ordered by them, pr ',Med their rem it
tanc amunts to one dollar. Agents will collect 25
mute for every OertiflYale ant remit lb coati to vat either
in multi or postage stamps. tirerat caution soould be used
by sorreskondents in regard to giving their correct
address, town county and Steve.
fiend for Oircularv, which will be mailed free.
Address -' • •
FORSTTH &
18 John street, New. York.
apr24 d6s
ASSISTANT QTLARTSRMASTEIe 8 OPTICS, 11. 8; A.
Harrisburg, April 22, 1862.
ADDITIONAL HORSES WANTED.
- EIioROPOSALS will be reCeived at' this office,
'until Thursday May 1 1862 , for
ONE HIINDI3ED AND SEVEN HORSES,
in addition to the one hundred and.ten adver
1134 for on the 17th
sums= ion ARTILLERY,
from 15 to 17 hands higli,,between 6 and 9
years of age, of dark colors, free from all de
fects, well broken , to harness, and to weigh not
less than 1,100 pounds. .
Every horse offered that does"not conform
to the specifications above, will be rejected.
The GOvernzneat reserves the right to reject
all bids deemed'unreasonable.'
E. O. WILSON,
apl22-td: • Capt. arid A. Q. M. (vol.) 11. S. A.
Assume= QUARTBILIWITWEI Orrice, U. S. A. I
Barriaburg, April 17,1862.
PitOPOSALS will be received at We office,
until Thursday May 1, 1862, for
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN HORSES,
WCFECABLZ FOR A. 112211.122,
ook 161. to . 1.7 hands high, between 6 and '9
years age, of dark colors, free from all de
fects, well broken to harness, and to weigh not
less than 1,100 pounds.
Every horse offered that does not conform
to ,the specifications above, will,be rejected.
Ttie Government reserves the rAtht to reject
all bids deemed, unreasonable.
E. C. WILSON,
spll7-td .Capt. and A. Q. M. (vol.):11 S. A.
. • COAL 1., COAL I 1
S4AND 82 25 PER.TON OF 2,000 LBS.
ci.:D.- - FgEptEg„
OFFICE and yard on the Canal, foot -of
North street, Wholesale and Retell dealer In
TEEVE.B7OIV,
WILICENBAERE,
LYX.EATE VALLEY,
SUNBURY and
BROAD TOP COALS
Familial and dealers may rely upon obtaining a • Brat
rate article t and fall weight, at thelowest rates Orders
p omptly attended to. A liberal discount made to pur
chasers paying for the coal when ordered.
Present • rice, SS, and $2 SO per ton.
Harridbarg, April 111.-dly
PROF.' A M)LPI P. TEOPSEII 4 .
IiTOULD retipeptfany
. inform his old
i I T if ;1. pairotuvAul ii:the • generally; that "
continue to give instructions on the PIANO PORTE,
LODEON,_ VIOLIN and also tit the silence of THOROUGH
BAHEi. He will sth• pleasure Wait open ikons at their
comes at any hour desired,. or hissons , 'MU he givens
his residence, is Third street, 'fewrs
dee. below th
German Reformed Church- tt
SCRIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND DWILLERS in Fancy; .Gooots, Per
famery, Also agents for the Nile tilt Relined
Petroleum, lllutolnating sapertor tO any tool 01l •
tarnished to am quantifies atthe iowest.maritet althea.
170 and 172 William Street
NEW YORK.
jo27.tieto
MAHObiIA AQUIFOLIA..
T REE Box, WeigeliaitoOia, Juan' iattol,
Lyrlnge, &Khoo:Lind other tardy flow
ering shronbery at X 03446120 bireery, at low prices.
&ern J. MIMI.
LADIES CORSETS
..•
ALL of DIFFTAFAIT, SIZES,
WHITE AI D.CQLORED.
Thitibest*tide manntictured, can becroAeitnEtat
xx~s
Next deer to the Banisbuit Ban k.
REBECCA GRAPE VINES.
GRElolJY„rvlnced:
. price, such as
sold fotrierlrst` eSoh;ere now and at the
Keystone Nursery, Harnsburg, at 175 Gents. Smaller
plants at from 3131 to 60 cents each, by dozen, from 38
$6 per dozen. 0221 JAoall Mlalli
DWARF PEAR, TREES.
A FEW well rooted, well formed,
21, strongly grown and thrifty trees of seriatim best
adapted for cohere as dwarfs. For sale at the Keystone
Nutley, Harrisburg, atiair prices. JACOB liiLiH.
irltptlcKiETS, 13askeo, Tubs, Ctuuliks and
II all Hindi of Calar and Willow ware, for ado by
NICHOLS & sowbtANO, ,
all corner Front and. . Marketatreeta •
&it 5 e
LBS. .Jerauy Sugar Cured
Hams, aniel.'eplenclid lot of Ow
(dew It or4),CortliFed - §ugar Ourei Hams just received.
aprlB W. 7) )01E, JR., k Oil.;
SHADE TREES.
QILVER Moplos lage, 25 to 50 cents
k) each, $5 per. dozsn. Silver. Poplar, Balsam PaPiar,
Boise CheAnut, Catalpa, Mocuitiin Ash, English ash,
Paatownia Imporialls, Norway, Maple, kc., 50 cents to
$1 CO* 50 to i/B Par Rosen at.,. st
,tly . _
u VA-4 , 40113 , 77 ebo y can undersell us.
CU
40; 4 °II i t i '* ll ! t 9TO il v a ri k t Ai d . na " 4l°-
ilva,
OLS 2 BOWMAN,
ink r r eO3 afrirMhind Market stresta.;
• ••• •: .1 •
,--;
~7q4deiiiitifiiv,i.it:l44l3qg •
ALL ike'tholt c
which have produced fruit uneurpaesed In the
, by the dozen, hundred, thoneaud or ten thousand,
at the 1•017.11 SIIIPTONX MAUL
fltioullantons.
UNION RESTAURANT,
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON,
NO. 119 MARKET STREET, NEAR 1171 4 '111.
HE subscribers having erected a larg e
T
building at thaabove place, eXpreataly Ihr the pox. o
iled alias Indlained, beg to callthe attentiom of the pub
110 to the followlue
Tait Raiment sar, on the first door, with a dining room
attached, is fitted tip In drstolass style, and It will at all
times be suppled with the best (mama to be had in
the Atlantic cities, together with terrapin, ish„ and all
kinds of game In 'mason. Oysters served up In every
i styleoutoi meals to be had at all hours. The Ales of all
the celebrated bniwiries !d the country inidaishily on
hand: • _
The Ten-pin Alley, or Bowling &loon, Is In the rear,
and contains three alleys of modern construction, where
the lovers this healthy exercise can enjoy themselves.
The Billiard Saloon Is up stairs—elegantly fitted up,
and contains three marble top clutbituttion Cushion ta
bleksi
,oakto anritiaaegf
Stertablarg hue bog nut the wraith Off a .gralad comotio.
atloirof this kiiitii,'"and lilt the preprtekrrs tridelortnine d
to conduct It in a quiet and orderly manner, and do eve
rything in their power to make h a faanionable retort,
they hope to receive a liberal Metre of public patronage.
Ja8,4111 , WILLIAM 0. IfeiFADDUN h 00.
INTEIIWATIONAI lOTEL
.k.P.0 7
49 , 47,__
cothiir, VP" , NT
ELT,
XE.Wie.74.9.Afki.t;
11.1113 first•class house—the most quiet,
1, homelike, and pleaasot hotel in the city—otters
superior inducement. to those suiting N YORK kar
Mulkey or pieseure. pis austral ln , . its location, and
kept`on the
,:EIVIIOPEAIf PLAN,
itioannection with
TAYLOR'S SALOON,
•. •-
*tiara totreebinenti 414'104 bid it in' i ?served
to their own - rooms. Treirch was are model's te, the
rooms and attendance of the Oral order—batha, and all
the modern convenintoe attached. maS3m
COAL! PO:WDE_SI!
COAL REPL)C4DI.I I ,
1 WOOnaidarittion of 'diehard - tones, and
as I sell exclusively FOR CASH, I have redeced the
price of Coal as follows.:
Lyteos Valley 'Broken $2 90 per ton
"" • "
eEgg?`: 29 9 "
• - o ;ema il g gg 44 290 If "
4t N ut u 226
Wilkebarre e 14
,ry gio
Lorberry 2 90
,y -All Coal delieered by .the Psis= :iirssair CJIMO3; ii
cast bet WeigheOst- the'porehauswa z.dcor,:oddllit falls
short 10 POUNDS, the Coal willl be forfeited.
All Coal of thehest quality mined, delivered free !rein
all !moorings. : . 1,
ags••Coal sold In counties, at the LOWEIT WllOl4lB/ILX
Agent for Dupont's Celebrated Powder a large supply
always on hand, at Ilannfacturers peeve. •
,9yy-A large tot of superior boded Hay fbr sale.
j 23 JAMBS 11. WHEELER.
1-IA.RBISBUR4 COAL OIL, DEPOT.
I'OR the safety of consumers, we have
esteblistied aCo 1 011 Depot at the corner of Fr on
ani Market streets. All our oils are tested and we pod.
Lively cell none except such as prove to be non-explosive,
clear and free' from odor sa far as pracUeable. We offer
at present the followingiustly : celebrated bi ands. Mail.
n , lla, Rohlanon, Nabroaa and Leaner, lower than. can be
purchased elsewhere in this place, either wholesale or
retail. 'Also an ex effilliVO assortment of Lamps, Chlm.
nen Shade 3, Minas Cones, Bernet; km. We win also
chaoge gold or camphene limps, so sato be used for
coal oaf. Call and satisfy yciurseltes, at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
aprll Corner of Front and Market street
V'PHOLSTERING.
PALM LEAF MATTRESSES,
COTION TOP MATTRESSES,
HUSK MATTRESSES,
COTION COMFORTS,
CHATS CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES,
' CAMP, STOOLS, &0., &c.
On hand and am sate at the very'loireitt rates for cash
Hair Mattresses and *Wing Bottoms made to drder.
SOFAS, , . .._ .
LOUNGES,. ' ' . ,
..., ..
CHAIRS,
• HAlll= - KAME?1,943, 5 '&43.,
Repaired and made equal to new`,.etwYje,S9 o 99lole, II I et
N 0.109, Market sweet, between Fourth P 11th by
mtr2B-2md . J. ir _
WALL PAPER!
ELEGANT styles and patterns of Wall
Paper for 0,10, 12,15 and 25 c e nts par roll.
the largest and most ruled stook o f.
Will Paper, Borders, Window _ Blinds,
Mains and Fixtures
ever offered in this city. Beteg bought for cash, It will
be -obi at a very small prat.
Ayr Remember the piaci,'
' Schetter's Book Store,
Market street, oppositefirose Xing sore, Harrisburg.
m22-drm
TEC:BO. P. BCHEFFER
DOOR AND JOB PRINTER,
NO. 18, MARKET STREST,
igii•P,artiottier atteution,paid to printing, Ruling and
Binding or : Railroad Blanks, Msnifeets, Policies, Cheeks,
Drat:* &o tsittel printed; at $2,.113, $4, sad S 5 per
thousandin elegant .style. ; . • 120
DELAWARE GRAPE VINES,
DIANA GRAPE VINES,'
CONCORD GRAPE . VINES;
CALIFORNIA GRAPE VINES,
MUSCADINE GRAPEVINES,
REBECCA and other
oboka Grape Tines, 60 cents to 111 CO each♦ Catawba,
Maws ars" Isabela' vines et 26 to 60 cents each.
J. )113H,
apr7 KEYSTONE NURSIRY.
THREE CENTS PER PAPER.
'nUR 'fresh itack of Superior Flower
Vt and Ga , den §eadil we have determined to sell at
air.° cents per paper.. Call at No. 91 a arks; street,
geller'e drag and fancy store, and you get to the
right place.
J. Wealey John' tine double Asters'arid ten week clocks
as same 'price. • -
DWARF FEAR ,TREES.
STANDARD PEAR TREES.
J r O CENTWeach VI per dczen, at
aPiIY KAYSTIPE NUMMAT.
REMOVED. "
JOHN B. SMITH .
ETAS removed his Boot and Shoe Store
_LA. Dom the corner of Sceond and Walnut streets to
NO. 108 AtARKET STREET,
Next door to Relates sgrknituraFtere where ne intends
to keep all Undo of a"d shoes, Gainers, and s a
large stock of Trunks, and everything in his line of bu
siness ;
and wilt be themcfal to receive the patronage 01
hie oulcustomers and the pawls in general at bus new
plvenf brolneati. All kinds of work made to order is the
best ityie ntut.by superior workmen, Yet:wiring, done at
shortnotice. ~. 4 . ratir2dtf) . . SWIM
111 : 1Y, best place to get sugars ana By. up.
J. of ealkLud*, anti stall priers to auk the chaser,
is at NtUUULt & Burignali. •
all corner Front endliareet erreeta.,
•
APPLE TREES.
ALL the leading kinds $l2 per hundred,
61 60per dozen, smiler qu attiring 16 cents.twoh,
at capr7 7 l Kb.YrfrONE NllRSital.
EVERGREEN TREES.
NORWAY Fir, tsalsam Fir, saver Fir,
scotch Mr, Austrian Plots Arbor iltat, ism, from
Ito lb fott Mgty at _from26 couts-and up
af ...ZEYSCONE N Wiggle r.,
TIAN/A.lllog COFFIgB Fresh and
A., lam imply 44 this delebris:ed coffee) oit reesivoci
by pal WIL DOOf Jr., & b. •
PEACH TEEM.
tiiWENTY elioce varieties, $8 per hun
t, dred, 11 25 per doaen, is% oenta each for smeller
quantities, at [a r7y ] ICIffdIONE flCS2Effir.
CIDERI I 1 . -
MADEM• •
from choice ad eelecitectApplei,
and guaranteed by us to be etrintly-pnea r .
elt.d grid. DOCK k CO.
IopDJ ICIELFIS , ,Orange, FalatolP-Priited-
A, Misfiled Antwerpilionek, itcriiar * h.**
&Pr ,
qc,)
tb-Rief
largest and beet
Mock, from $l.OO to s4.oo—warranted—at
EINSINIS 8 110011111 MIL
grulttUa=us.
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner of Front and Market Streets.
(V. Hummel's old stand,) .
Ty AVE determined to place their entire
stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
&0., &o ,
at prices to snit the present hard times, and ra
specdolly call the attention of the cities= of
Harrisburg and vicinity to theirextenelve stack
of gooda, consisting of
SUGARS, SYRUPS,
TEAS, COFFEE,
SPICES, LEMONS,
4, ORANGES, CURRANTS,
CEDAR-WARE,
FLOUR, FISH, &o.
We have also gone to considerable frotAle In
getting the sale of several brands of
COAL OIL,
All of which we warrant to be
NON-EXPLOSIVE, TRANSPARENT AND
FREE FROM ODOR,
as far as practicable. Among others, we have
on hand
NATRONA, MAGNOLIA, LIIC/PSR,
ROBINSON.
•
All of which we will sell wholesale or retail,
and lower than any other house in Barriebwy.
Also, all kinds of
OUT, FLINT AND GREEN GLASS-WARE.
We also invite attention to our well selected
Ind extensive assortment of
• QUEESISWARE
Call at NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
corner of Front and Market streets:
MONEY PURSES.
ORTEMONAMS, WALLETS, POOK
P
et-books, Bankers' Cows, Ladles' Chba Faleher,
Lilies Traveling rlitchels. We are ectuatantly reedy k 1.2
additions to our stock of the above goals, and meow
sadly have a fine assortment of the latest styles.. We
nepeattully Invite persons wardlog to purchase any ct
the above ankles to examine the stock—knowing that
• grader variety or better goods cannot be found is the
city.
HELLEWSprug and Panay Store,
91 Market street, one door east of fourth deist, mOutb
dde. nat.
_
REMOVAL.
CHARLES A. BOAS,
HAS ItIMOVIED 818
WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
To No. 7, Market Square, E l
below the Buehler Bone.
CT E has constantly on hand a large stock
ca. of
WATCHES, JEWELRY and PLATED WASh
otan descriptions. Wealt), and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. aprZ nine
GEO. W. MoCALLA,
WATCH:IIMR di. JEWELER,
1 - 40. I& 38,
Market Street, Harris .
nrAS constantly on hand a large stook
of
WATCHER, JEWELRY and FANCY
CLES, PLATED WARE, &c.,
Watches and jewelry neatly repaired.
Jar N B. Don't forget the place, oppoitte the Jones'
House. snarn-ingst
THE BEET GOON FOE THE LIME lON
A. HUMMEL,
Dakir in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of even'
DE SCEI PTIOII
and at all •
PRICE S.
Next door to the Court Howe,
MARKET STREET.
Also a general assortment of TRUNKS, VA..
LISES and CARPET BAGS, at the lowest
cash prices. raar2B-dBm
QCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA
1.,j Railroad Company, 081oe No. UT S. Fourth shwa,
rhdadelphia, April 3, 1882.
The Annul Meeting of the Stockholders of Ode Com
pany, and an election for President and rii Manners,
will take place at the Office of the' Company, I(ey 6th,
at 12 o'clock, st. W. H. IiciI7.EDIWHEY,
larrT•dtd Bliaretitry.
JUST RECEIVED.
ASECOND LOT of Comic and Sentimen
tal Valentines, at different prices.
Y BOELLPFER'B Bookstore.
FIFTH WARD HOUSE
R. d. PETERS, PrOprietor.
Corner of Forster and West Menus,
(In the Rear of the Reservoir.)
• Harrisburg, Pa.
Boarding by the week, day or magas meal at reasons'
bin rates. wood stabling for borres he . apr94lluke
FLOWER SEEDS.
ACHOICE lot of ASTER'S and TNN
WEEK with a general variety of Yves
!Molex and Gersten deed', received and fie Lae at No.
el Market street. KIILLEis'S Drugstore.
LT P. &W. C. TAYI.OR'S.NisW 80AP.
11s.ItIs ecettomloal and highly detersive. Is COO
tows no MOW and wilt not waste. It Is warranted not
to Wore the hands. It will Impart an agreeable odor,
sad is therefore snleabuf for ever? Purism:
sale by RIM. DOCK, Jr. Co.
LIARDEN SEEDS.—Just received a
large inv9loe of cook. Garden eteda - -001alpliallg
a greater variety of imported and home greyish tiuka
has ever been offered is this city. Those who may
desire to purchase, can depend siva getting the beat la
the world, at the trnoissaie and retail grocery store or
WK. DOM. Ja. & 00.
SUGAR CURED HAMS.
DRIED BEEF,
ISHOULDESS ,
BOLGNA SAUSAGE,
A large and fresh mopplyJust rasetvid by
leb26 WA. DIME
IMPROVEMENT IN DEN TISMILY.
DR. P.R. ALLA.1349.0H, surgeon •Den•
fist, Manufacturer of Mioeral Plate Teeth, thalay
method that obviates every objection to Willie et lieu
dotal, lean t embracing half and whole ieta Of owe
piece only, of pare and intiestructio le min e ral, are.
oh crevices for the acccumulation of small . A N A
'and therefere, no offensive odor from the, brewsk as no .
malls used in their eoestreotton, there the beep itelreala
width or meuillic taste. fleece' the ladle ideal le not as
aciyed with sore throat, headache, iss. Moe No. ea
Mortis Wand street, garciaburs.
dly '
GREAT ATTRACTION.;
CALL at Igo. '75 Market dtreet, where
you will find a large and well- selected stock or
plain wad fancy Confectionery of alt kinds. A great va
riety or toys oL every description, Ladies , Wens Mama
and Fancy Baskets Foreign Frans, Nut., Dates tend all
other articles gene rally Kept In a oonfectkruary Sal y
MOM Receiving fresh supplies every week. • Call a d
examine for yourselves. Wit. H. WAGGONER
101111,:dffm Proprietor.
HAY I HAY I I
A SUPERIOR article of Baled Ray, at
JCL $..1.7 00 per ton salp by
A
- JAM B& wEIKELIit.
gELLP Quails Syrup, Tess,
C
44,„ In. ft wL for by
NIChOLS BOWMAN,
. > .44.11rourrdsPront. and Nuke& streets.
BLACEBBBALIC/C .
13LANT8 , 111 to 25=on, at
ituinars
J. sPerY