(ftlegraptj. HARRISBURG, PA Wednesday Morning, May 11, 1862, • - DIF EtNEII.II. of Mr. Washington Weaver wo k pluce from the residence of his father-in io Mr. Willis, in Third street, at 3 o'clock vegoduy, and was largely attended by his ;,litives, friends, and the Odd Fellows and emains were interred in Mount r.<112,n The r i:3lina Cemetery. Ort LOCAL CCYTEMPOBART of the Union is dect dediy "e4veet" on Capt. Wilson, U. S. Q. Ftsterclay. That officer is certainly deserving of all praise for the manner in which he is dis cb„,g,ng his duties, but as it comes in this in stance from a political enemy, and one who has pit rioikly embraced every opportunity to speak iii o f the worthy captain, the public Is very na tursi}y F .urprised, and curious to know what has brought about this wonderful change in the sentituents of our cotemporary. Can any body tell TB& WOUNDED PHINIGILVANIANS. —The wounded reonts) Iranians, in charge of Surgeon-General Smith, frOm WHIM shurg and Yorktown, will arrive in Philadelphia on the 14th inst, where hospitals ore prepared to receive them. One hundred and eighteen sick arrived in Philadelphia to-day, in Charge of Commissary- General Irwin and 0. W. Sees, Esq. Thirteen sere left at Bedloe's Island, and fourteen in yen• Yolk Hospitals, in charge of a Pennsyl vania surgeon, and are well oared for. These 8111 be removed as soon as they are in proper condition. The conveyance of the wounded from New York to Philadelphia was by water. Their name will be published as soon as ascurtained. RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND SHAPE UP.—The fast train by the Pennsylvania Railroad due hero from Philadelphia at four o'clock Monday afternoon, met with an accident when about three miles below Elizabethtown, by which the greater portion of the train was completely wrecked. One of the passenger cars was upset and greatly shattered. The casualty was occa tiont.d by"running over a cow that had wander ed upon the track. The engineer perceived the animal some distance ahead, and immedi ately applied the breaks but not in time to prevent the collision. The train consisted of a baggage car and passenger cars, the hind wheels of the former coming in contact with the cow were thrown off the track when the foremost passenger car instantly careened, and with its living cargo of humanity landed side upwards about two yards from the track. The second car was made to assume a COMO what vertical position, tho platform being almost carried away, though none of the occupants were hurt. The sleeping car remained standing on the track uninjured. All the passengers in the first car were rescued, more or less fright ened, with some five or six severe cuts about the head and face, though none dangerously. The conductor of the train, (Mr. G. L. Plitt,) received a contusion on the left side of the Timm of Itrapsor.—At a special meeting of the Friendship Fire Company held in their hall on Monday evening, May 12, 1862, the followiug preamble and resolutions were unani. moody adopted: WIILLMAS, But a few weeks ago we were called upon to express our sympathy for two of our most worthy members, it has again pleased DMus Providence to call from among us mother of our oldest and most active members, Watingtou Weaver. One who was beloved by 111 tLitt knew him, and always ready to act wan in in his duty, until within the last year, %tea disease had taken hold of him, and 'jowly but surely has taken him off to that bctttr world, where he was prepared to go from whales he cannot return until that day when su snail be able to meet with him ; therelore tv tt licaind, That in testimony of our sincere tlrrow this company will proceed wan the imay and irieuds of the deceased to the place iutennent in a body, and mingle wl. la them 1 6 tear of sympathy and sorrow in their and rat sore bereavement. ReAed, That the house and apparatus be Placed mourning fur the space of thirty Rclo4ed, That the members meet at their uouk uu Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, ltd Le fire department of the city be invited to meet with us to attend the luneml of our late allow member. Roulved, That the Secretary send a copy of theiu Nolutions to the wife of the deceased, ind that they be entered on the minutes and Publitled iu the daily papers of the city. S. S. Caen, Sec'y IRE OH THU MOUNTAINS.—Many of our Chi_ bees have no doubt been struck with the ato Praw ns of the sun and atmosphere for the last ftv days Tile former in the afternoon could be looked at steadily with the naked eye and has the appearance given to it as if viewed through smoked glass, while the latter assumes &dull and darker hue. We heard many causes eattned for this—some remarking that the Phe nomenon was the forerunner of some con t"tions disease. Others attributed it to the agitated state of the atmosphere and the densi ty of the upper stratta, which prevented the awoke from the city ascendin g _ and diffusing 'm u f f i n space. A proper solution of the mys t'n We think may be found in the immense 'minutes of smoke from an extensive tire which has been raging for several days on the Blue Ileentain, on the opposite side of the river, shove the city. A gentleman who. visited the keno of conflagration yesterday describes it as swfully grand and sublime. " From the summit to the base of the mountain is one leassive sheet of flame, Which consumes every thing before it with astonishing rapidity. It laalready swept over and cleared a space of o or three hundred acres, and unless a heavy rain sots in its duration promises to be for an definite period. Fortunately it is in a locality tethere there are little or no improvements, and I the land is at all arrable, we should think t t an hefidtnes performed a valuable service, nth( r jnry, in clearing the soil for cultivation. view of the burning mountain from this , thy, . Ken, night, is beautiful beyond descrip-, M. JANE WAGNER would inform her patrons and the public that she will open on Thursday, •he 15th, at her old stand, Fourth and Market, a large assortment of summer millinery. She has just returned from Philadelphia with the very latest styles. Call and see her fine assort ment. Prices to suit the times. =I Stornscro.—The persons tried and convicted at the court last week were sentenced it 2 o'clock this afternoon as follows: Jos Grinnell, convicted of the larceny of a watch from Mr. Zimerman, jeweler, was asked if he had anything to say why sentence should not be pronounced against him. The prisoner, who was dressed in the uniform of a soldier, stated that he was from Detriot, Michigan, that it was his first offence, and that he could sub mit credentials of his former good character. He presented a letter of reference from some gentleman, which was read by the court. He had teen in prison since the 20th of March. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $1 and four months imprisonment. Chas. Livingston, convicted of larceny. Fined $1 and six months imprisonment. Wm. Collins, convicted of striking a female on the head with a slung shot. Fined $1 and two months imprisonment. Tilly O'Bryan, a mulatto girl about fifteen years old, convicted of the ,larceny of dresses from the residence of Mr. Shick, was ordered to be sent to the house of refuge for colored juvenile delinquents. I= SPRING Fzvsa.—This is a disease peculiar to the American climate, and although we have looked in vain in Webster and Worcester for a definition of the term, we have concluded to give our own .views of this not very fatal epiz demic. Spring Few is a disease characterized by a languor of body and ennui of spirit—pre railing at the opening of spring more particu larly. Laziness is considered by some as syn onymous, but we agree to differ with such. It is a disease suigeneth, and unlike any other.— We never heard of it in England, in France, Germany or China. Travelers in South Amer ica never allude to it, and so we have con cluded that it is strictly a peculiar disease, prevailing in a particular district and at a certain season of the year. Spring Fever ex White a great diversity of phenomena, to which, in this brief monograph, it were folly to attempt even an allusion, so we shall rather confine ourselves to suggesting the most ap proved methods of cure. As regards tie treat ment, most authors would no doubt disagree, but we will confine ourselves to the plan of treatment pursued by us in our own and other , cases with eminent success. Generally the: disease will run its course in a few days, but when it continues longer prompt and energetic measures should be resorted to. If too great lassitude, a bundle of twigs laid smartly on' the back, will increase the circulation and' thereby angtitent the nerve force of the system, and so on until the disease is completely checked. Since "an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of mire," (so runs an old "saw,") it were better, in the first plaoe, to remove the cause. Permit no one to dome in contact with those affected with the disease If once taken it is liable to return annually. In order that any of our readers who may be afflicted with the disease may know when the remedy is necessary, we will give them some facts by which they may not be eta loss in such a case. The attack comes on abrubtly, in the midst of general good health, but never occurs at night. This is one of the character istics of the affection. The patient complains of want of mobility—a desire to recline, and if left in a cosy spot, sleep comes on and tran quility ensues. After a few hours gentle re pose in the arms of Morpheus, all signs of the disease have vanished. The next day, how ever, it returns, and frequently with redoubled fury ; but we think that a few applications of the remedy we have named (and which every one may use, as it is not patented,) will in al most every case be successful in relieving the eufferer. Try it on, and see if it does not work to your satisfaction. There are so many who periodically suffer from this complaint, that we don't know whether we ought not to set ourselves up as a public benefactor for making public this most valuable remedy. Fos Cosoasss, F. K. Boss.—lt is not our purpose to take part in politics, but in associa ting the name of F. S. Boas, with the next Congressman from this district, we give but ex pressions to the popular voice, and in his elec• Lion, will eecure an a bl e advocate, and high-toned gentleman, to protect our rights in the halls of national legislation, the importance of which Is as patent to thinking minds, as the facilities offered to the public for good investments at the cheap dry goods house of thicket& Bowman, corner of Front and Market streets. Celina I Cannix 1 OARPBT I—Raving returned from New York, I now have on hand, and I sin daily receiving from the New York auction sales, a large assortment of goods, which I offer cheaper than ever. 20 pieces of carpet, from 87.} cents up to 87 cents ; 40 pieces of beautiful Curtain muslin, very cheap; splendid black silks at 75 cents, worth 90 cents ; good black silk at $l, worth $126 ; blank silk 82 inches wide at $1 10, worth $1 87 ; very fine black Bombazin at $1 10, worth $1 60 ; sum mer silks at 50 cents a yard ; 10 pieces of the finest Irish linen at 75 cents, worth $1 ; 1,000 hoop skirts, at 60 75 and $l, very cheap. Great bargains 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 auotion. 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, m3l-y Bhoad's old stand. Rzoiayso from auction '25 pieces of colored and white stow Wadding 26@ i 810. Also, a magnificent assortment of embroideries , such as bands, edgings, insertings. At I:I2WV.S. HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE 11 Win. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye The only Harmless and Reliable Dye: Known ! All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided if you wish to escape ridicule. GREY, RED OR RUSTY HUB dyed instantly to a beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the least injury to Bair or Skin. FIFTEEN Mi,DADS AND DIPLOMAS have been awar ded to We. A. BATORILOR shun 18..9, and over 200,009 applications of his amous D hav been made to the hair of the patrons fy e e. Wit. A. BATCHELOR'S HM DYE produces a color not to be distinguished from nature and is wastworrso not to Injure in the least, however long it may be oontin tied, and the ill effects of bad Dves remedied. The hair A invigorated for life by this splendid Dye, which ltrprop srly applied at No. 16 Bond Street New York. Sold alitbe Dnsgelele and Fan cy Hoods Dealers and towns of the United States, by The Genuine has the name " William A. Ratcbelor " eadadarese upon a steel plats engraving, on the tb6 Fides of .each box. Wholesale-Factory, 131 Barclay St., Late § BS Broadwlin New Yo rk, 1 Paingpluarda tDaft - teligrapb il , lan 14, 1862 FEMALES ! FEMALES ! FEMALES ! Use that Rafe, Pleasant Remedy known as BELMBOLD'S EB7RAC7 BMW, For all Complaints Incident to the - Sea No Family !howl be Without it, And None will when once Tried by them. It Is used by„ YOUNG AND OLD, In the Ileciine or Change of I ife, After And Before Marriage, During and After Confinement. o Strengthen the Nerves, bestoro Nnture to its Proper Channel, end Invigorate the Broken-down Constitution. 1• om whatever Calm Originating. USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS ! Take HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU. See advertisement in another column, lot it out and send for it. ' marl 2 d2m GOOD HAMS at eight cents per pound, Jost rereived and for ode by myla WM. DX11...M., k ao.a EXECUTOR'S. NOTICE. LETTERS testamentary on the estate of Emanuel Hall, last, of pity of Harrisburg; WU., having been granted to the undersigned, residtught the raid - city, all pers nts having Wain's or &attach; agh,inet the said estate are requested to make' known'the' same, and those tad:bled to pay their debts t) him -without deIay. , ,HOBREvA(.IOEIN N n;irla doatraw Exenutor. A.FEW NOR - 1 9 " .1 , .DEL AWARE, •• CONCORD, '" ' ' • DIANA; • • REBECCA, CALIFORNIA ; • ISABELLA, CATAWBA, CLINTON ; And other varieties of Grapes in good order. They can be planted with'success. myl2 STRAWBERRIES CAN BE PLANTED UNTIL JUNE WITH SAFETY. RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS ROOTS ARE NOT TOO FAR AD VANCED YET TO PLANT. PLANTS, TOMATOES, CABBAGE, And other plants for sale at the • KEYSTONE N'OISERY, • ICE CREAM ICE CREAM !! ONE of the greatest improvements of the age fe Fyne & Barr's Patent Ice Cream Freezer, and Egg Beater, too great saver of labor. The smolt gout y of ice used and the (acceding short space of tme i eguired to make good ice cream in one of their Freezers, ought to induce awl family to purchase one of th-m. They have received several silver medals and the highest premiums at exhib;t, ons,, over all other Freezers now In use. A printed circular Containing the very best receipt for malting tee cream, Proz:n custard, toe waters, &c., with a number of certificates a d full &anions accompany cat% Freezer. All orders for greaten., county or State rights will be attended to by addressing W. CARR, tny9ol2m Harrisburg, Pa. EVERGREENS of different varieties at very low rates. Now is the season for planting all kinds of Evergreens,and•experience has proven that the month of mis the most favorable for planting. Also some kinds of. SHRUBBERY, • SHADE and FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, &c. Can be planted with safety. myl2 GARDEN SEEDS. Just received—'s large invoice of .choice Garden Seeds—comprising a greater variety or imported and home growth than has ever been offered la this city. Those who may desire to purchase,nan.dependmien getting the best in the world, at the wnolesale and retail grocery More of ' WM. MOCK., JR. k CO. . OUR newly X.epOnisheiA. stock of Toilet . and Fancy Gotids is. UoBllrplkied in this city, and .eeling confident of nearing satisfaction, we would res. p sal ully invite a call. dl Market street, two doors east otFourth street, south Bide. Wra. Murray's War florae at ki J. D. Hoffman's Livery. ror information apply to liiAJOff. BRADY, myl.4l3taw Corner of Third and Efate Street: TURKISH, PRUNES,'choice article, just received for Weld* by • NICHOLS & BOWMAN, '1412 Corner Front & Market streets, A Lot of African Pea Nuts, just received A and for 8010 low by NICIIOth & dOWlibl w , nvl2 Como. Front and Mar-et streets. 6A_CdIES pared and unpaired, -very P fine lot, for sole by bIiCHOLS at B myl2 Corner Front and Market Wets. WANTED.—To rent a house suitable fora small family. Bost of security given: En quire alms OFFICE or address B. Box 26, P. 0., Har risburg, Pa. my7-diw MOURNING GOODS.—Everything in ALA . this lino manufactured for lance' Su mmar Wear. runts wry her. A great many goods of no v material. ..CATHCART & B ior HES. To; 6 N ext door to the fiarrleba g Bank. WARD ELL & LEVJNES, ;Pickles and Catsups, for pale at JOllll W 15 1 .04. m,ll NOTIONS.---Qnite a variety of mein vict eviser*ltita, iirtActoa--eheap-"Al: TEA RH sta, 11111AKER'S Cocoa and Sweet Chocolate, j_y for Bale at JOHN WISES, Third and Walnut. m!1 CIDER 111 VINEGAR !11 . 'JADE froin choice and selected Apples, ALL and guaranteed by us to be strictly pure.. ert-d WIC MIK it CO. ,1101ACON, Lard, Kama, just received and UI L for sale by NICHO.S & BOWMAN, a pr 24 Corner /rout and Marketstreeta. NOTICE OF A1)111INISTRATION. WrOTIOE is hereby given that lettere , of .administration on the °Atte of Henry Cookie, late or tie city oc Harrisburg, Dauphin county deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by i the Register of Dauphin county. All persons Indebted to said estate, to preasnt them.to the Undersigned for settlement. SUSAM hi. GUNBLE, Administ,atrix; - , The undersigned hereby empowers Messrs. Valentine Hammel, Jr. sad L. EL Kinnard, to adjust any claims that may be presented to them duly autheateiated on the aboye. estate ap24-domv6 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. - NATHEREAS letters of administration .v onthe ealpte of Pild.RY E. JACE.SuN, dee'd., lath Of Creston, Cambria county, Pa., have teen granted to the subscriber, ail persons indebted to the estate are requested to maiceimmedlate payment, and those haying clainisagalost the estanyor said deceased will make the same Irbown without delay to JAMES S. FRANCIS, Executor a7.doaw6iv. sat. . 232 Union Street, Philadelphia. NOTICRis hereby given that letteie of administration on the estate of John R. Boyd, lab' of toe city . of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, have been granted to the subscriber who lives In said city. All persons having claims or demands against the estate or said decedent, are hereby requested to make known the same to the subscriber without delay. P. R. BOYD, am 3 dosw,m6t Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adminiidration on the estate of George Et. Mowry oeseased, formerly of Earrhiburg, have been .graited to the undersigned hy. the iteglater of Dauphin county. All persons bidebted ti said.estate are requested to wake paymentoind those haying ellt l nK Treeen t them_for settlement. - 1:4 IVAIINCk ' aPr/4416wisw Adlalibligaivir%: • New "7thertisements HAMS ORNAMENTAL TREES. FOR SALE. SUSAN 24. CUMELS, Adunnistratrix. Wtw 2tbvertioements GROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES! 10A.RTICULAR attention is called to the fact thit, besides the machines flaking our cele brated *filch, we manufacture, in great variety of styles, FAMILY LOCK-STITCH MACHINES. The p culiaritlei Or eieb stitch will ba elmerfully sheen and explained to purchasers; and they have the greet advaetage.M, baln,pable to, eel ci from our stook either,antachme makideihe GEOVER AND BAKER STITCH or one making the LOCK STITCH, tba taly valtithla SeWleSt Machine stitches in practical an. PRICES FROM $4O UPWARDS. Office 730 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. FOr rale by MRS. E. BRENIZER, 78 Market Street, Harrisburg t ; ` B•o2m -,. 4.. .LY ' NS VALLEY NUT COAL. ~.. USI received a fall supply ,ot Lykens VAl loY 4 t` Id' ' 0 01 , 91)4 h l i 1 W ane weigh _ ....For sale tie ~ AKg . WIIIIKLEII.. =I aprl6 AGENTS ! ALEitbAItOTS PEDLERS RI AD ! THIS. WINERGETIAL anakti $5 a stay by. 124 seldng our UNION STAfIuNERY.PACBIII.4 .00-wising ouserlor &alimony, liortraits of InanWEN (MN nitAM, and a piece of 3dWelny. We p,uatiltiltse sat• intuition in quality of our good,. The gilts consist of fifty violence and styles of Jewelry, ail ••seful and valu able. Qr.:Wars wfth , iull particulars mailed free. Ad , dresi. L-RASRINII dt CO, Bfilleelifmmatreet, -NeW York. AsiTOAPT.t'i.4l"-LAW, OinCE,ViTI3I/ STREW; NE&E, 'HAMM. HAMS. ,LBS. Jer,sey Sugar Cured' 1 442 ,0 10 P 0 co Xf ait = lo ah . dati'arv'mpt i s oldl in d s,i r a o l cA r r ece l ; o l l;ego ed. t. 4 , . •W. DAN, soinEVRA tam gLE A 41, to kaucy Goods, Ye t - bk. 'tor dm cite of it.ed nod Peirolcittaylltuthailuit g - Utt, aaperlOt. to any coal ou • runualledartop Wtaitlttles [het - lowest marset vitas .L7thand . 112:.Willians • ' NEW ORE ja274ltito SUGAR CURED 1T..4 DRIED; BEEF, . - 6goIILDERS, SAUSAGE. A large and fresh supply just received by leb2o WA. UOJii. Jr., & OJ. SUN SkiAUFA, Sun Umnrellas and Para - 80:s. Prices too par cent lower than elsewhere. O.sP'C inT & BAUTHEA, Lob Next door io iho liarrisburg Bunk. OAP, Harrison, gauntry. and Fancy, for `hale by' . ~,- .41.01101,:,—es BOW s, mc7-y] north-east corner of Front and Market streets. GLIARA qTEILLY.—A ° large supply just received by Wit. DOCK, Ja. & CO. CURL OlL.—Nobody can undersell us. The best oil in Harrisburg ; warranted nou•explo ewe, for 130.10 by NIOEIOLS & BOWMAN, corner Front and Market streets QPORTSMEN APT Fishing :Tackle, VOwthir slut dhoti ibrsale try AlalitOLS .3; BOWMAN, 'apr24 Corper Front and /lam% streets. P. &W. C. TAYLOR'S N tiLSOAP. Amd k it in oconeeilcal, and highly deteroive. It eat ktoetn and wilt not waste. It t warrauttal Ana lojuro the hands. It, will impart an agreeable odor, and is thornier° suitattat for every purpose,. For sato by WIS. DUCK., Jr. & Co. PORT FOLIOS vvMING DESKS, Tlia VELLN4 BAGS, PURSES, PORTMONAIES, And afgeneral amortment.of FANCY GOODS have just been received at BERGNER'St*ELP BOOKSTORE 'E11E.2121 NIGHTIEB..THAN THE • SWO.R.D." Sam .I.lkadAov's.lPOCK, TED. MOST BEAUTIFUL .ITTLES *ND NS Gold and Silver Pencil and Pen Cases. • • • In the nuirket, is to be mond et BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE DurA) Fit UITB, Hominy, Beane, &o. at JOHN .W.k.El 6. 11 4 1.11.46, Dates, Prunes, Raistus, and ill I: kinds or Nuts, at JkAim SVME'z 6tord, Third and ‘r alnut. my i • • CIitUSELE,D, broken loaf, fine and coarse pulvbriand and utbor nugars for W. by 'bllollo4s • Coroer llzakket streets. VINE Choice Teitratid Pare Spices, • at j: JOHN W 73 ; . mYI HAY I HAY I 1 -- AUPERIOR artiole"of Baled flay, a 11. UT 00 per con for sate. bq • eolB . ddMES 11.1011.10LN11. A.M.ILY WAbITING 'BLUE an excel , , lent eabstitate.forloth *gtqfor sale the wholesale I= l4 retail groftellY glare et . • • . NICHOLS & BOWMAN, corner,or Iln?rkt A nd Market streets ('TOLD PENS 1 . -211 e largest and best ug - stook, from $l.OO to S4.oo—warrantad—at o:1,1 SHEFPER S BOOKSTORE. nui.K.E6EI Choice Tenni-Black and Green, I: In )4, and 1 pound papers, for eale at NICSOLS & BOWMAN'S 1 6 eorner Front and Market streets': c IICI w I b O y E Teas, G ii reg u e-tui , J. a ßlae w k, A for sale - Corgerritaanct Matte( streets. CANNED Tomatoes and Green Corn, at JOHN WE'F's. D27I ILI A" EI B Ei rush ßN eß S tuid au Tlib klnitt o f" BaB V itio k w eth an ; ( l' , e4 B a r r Cid W M aro B.; , for salo low by NIOH-ALS & BOWMAN, my 2 FrciiVand Market sheets. CSAL OIL,, ....,L,amrogi, Shades, Chimneys lower ibiant , howiti In, aStrrisbarg, Call and examine at NICHOLS & BOWMAN, Wholesale and retail grocery corner Front and Market streets. . ABIIPERIOR lot of Dandelion and Hip coffoo,for sale at the stare of JOdN WISE. 041* Uelebrated CES,Pll33Eaniii, &c„ &c. A large Laa a em - braeiag every earlety, Just TEl ivbct and for sale by S)10 WM. DOCK, ,r.. & 00. LOT orxiixorCheesejt63o.9oeiv 6 d. t4ir r "Nletnittlfllo,1 1 1,11A2f, le 11 - . Oink. ontatiV•Markfit st,roellk -9 I al,tl New aOvertigements TO PAPER MAKERS. THE undersigned will receive proposals at the offrie of the State Printer in Harris burg, uutil Thursday the 12rh day of June, 1862, to supply the following described sized paper, (samples to accompany proposals,) for the State Printing for one year from July 1, 1862, viz: Double Royal, fifty pounds to the ream. Double Royal, forty pounds to the ream. Each to measure at least twenty-six by forty inches. And double-sized Foolscap, to weigh twenty eight pounds per ream and measure at least twenty-six by seventeen inches. SAmples must accompany bids. Those maki:.g proposals must be prepared to give satisfactory security for the faith tut per formanoe of tile contract ; and the 'right is re served to reject all bids not eatiafactoryin price and samples. The paper must be furnished in such quanti ties and at such times as required by the Su perintendent of State Printing. T. T. WORTH, Superintendent of State Printing. Hs.tuatattran, May 9. 1862. North American and Press, Philadelphia; and Gazette, Pittsburg, publish twice a week until day of letting, and send bills to the ad vertiser. my9-dtd 1862. SPRING OPENING 1862. ani.Satend 110111111Dgintimi Shawls, Vella, Colon, 4t. Fall, Ijg yarcliwids Lupin's all wool I:M4W:intl., lops iosoftaffles of Bombastnee. "'FfPlendfd Styles of French tanghawn. . Large stock of Lustros and A tinklitia. Bieck ant Purple Dress Is Plain black English Bap 8 Black and white Fowlard Sliks. Purple and Black do. ea Plain - do. do. at Small Checked do. sem Neapolitan do. X all wool Delainea.: Fig'd all wool Detainee. , ' . 3=l • thepherd's Plaidlf silk challii. Kog. Chintket litobairsOsal Long Black Thibbet Shawls. • Square Plaid Black and With, Fhawls. Square Thibbet Black Shawls. yard Wide Thibbet for bawls, Very Superior E nglish Crape Yells, all sizes. f Large stock of sioglish Crepe Calls" all ablanil els Black bordered Hem Eitlack-Thaedkerraddlk...- V. 4, Black Gloves of every dekilotion. I=4 White Seo'od Mourniag•tkillars. la Belts of Collar end Sissies. Silk and Cotton Boaiery. Blank Lovo eq Jonvin's Kid Gloves. Englid! Crepes. Frenob do. Mantu Ribbons Bolting do. Particular attention ia paid 'and invited to as stook Of the above raids. We are constantly re ceiving new addi tons. Parcussers will ahem* find a full astertned. CATEIOART.k B ROTEBB, Next door to the Harrisburg Bank:. ; a 5 N0..11 Market Sonar's: BIOTINA ROOFING MANIJIAOTIMED BY TEE UNITED STATES BIOTINA. ROOFING' 00, NO. 9 GORE BLOCK, Corner Green and Pitts Streets, Boston, Dials.; MR'S Portable Roofing is the only article 1 ever °Mired to the public, which - is ready prepared; to go on the roof without any dubbin, °paranoia. It le light, handsome and easily applied, and tan be sit tidy and cheaply transported to any part of the world.. it wad mit t aint or discolor water running over, or ,iyings on it, and latin all rasps •M a very nekrittle - artcht. Lgas nonconducting Properdes adatra espikially Cevefing manufactories of various kinds, snit It is confidently of fered to the public after a test of four years in all varie ties of el mate sad tem,siratnre, for covert w all kinds of roofs, fiat or pitched together with cars, ateambisits he It h both clop and ble. Agents wante to Whom liberal inducements are offered Nand for sample, circu lar, so., With pardoulars, to 4 4 11. :7 , , ROOFING CO., apr24 No. 9 Gore Bloat Bost ti." INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 385 & 387 BROADWAY, CORNER. OF FRAEKLIN STREET, NEW YORE. HIS first-olaes house—the most quiet, homelike, and pleasant 'hotel in the city—oilers superior inducement. , to thoea visiting N YORK. for business or pleasure. It is central in its location; and kept on tho EUROPEAN PLAN, coin. unection with TAYLOR'S SALOON, where refreshments can be hsd at ail hours, or served in their own rooms: The oh tr4es aro moderato, the rooms and attendance of the first order—baths, and all the modern conventoace a ttached . manm WROLEISAL4 - . DISRELLi. , MANUFACTORY I No 69, Market ,Strod bitoto Third ) re. M.. L E n., MINUFACTBAER OF UMBRELLAS, PARSULS and OASES, will farnisb goods at LOWER PitIOM than can be bought in any of liairasEeta sties. Conutry . ruttanta •will do welt to all and exvame ,witt,s w l , q. 3 ant a : 1 tnem tlue. ear: , , mitt-air DENTISTRY. D. GEO. W. SriNTS . graduate . of the. ilurnoreColte4p of !loath! Surigery, neatly located in the city or Efmrbeictrig , we'd Milan' tht oft:0 formerly occupied. J r Dr: Gorges, on Third eet; between Alarket she "l'aient; respectfully informs 126 Mends end the pahlio prepared' to perform all °per:thrum:in too. , Deetat protawich p enktir surgical' or meonammu, in sc. - manner that 10141120 t be surpassed by operator; in Mia or any hther city. mode of inserting artificial tooth ki- pon the tat -re proved scientific priimiples. Teeth: from one toe lull set, mounted au fine Doid r 311-. roriEliWitanloil or gfil...Y l filfilFilleallue. k's I Mae great pleasure in ratan:am - ending the awitre gen: tleman tb all my tbraerpationts oh dart-Ahura and vi, nicety, and feel confident that he will purform all opera tions in a scientific manner, from my anowledige ortils ' S 4 . 4 . I nRGAA: - • r). D.'*. THREE CENTS PER PAPER. OUR fresh stock, of superior Flower and Ga sea Seeds We have determined to sell at th, ee cents per paniiel Call Inlet street, Seller's'-drog and fancy store, and you wilt get to the right place. . • J. Wesley Jones' fine double Astereand ten weak stooks at same price. L ADVI3I3 CO'REIETB ALL OF TES DIFFERENT SIZES, wlirrE Allll' coroittri. Thelbestlorlicle manufactured, can b found r c aw, Next door to the Harrisburg Ban k. NOTICE. VOR SALE.- 7 The' Novelty Iron Works 1: - - .and Machinery. Terms favorable to meet the Oureaysz.r. J.O. BILIVH.ixt, mysd2w .Harrisburg. VINE lot of buge.r Cured ilarne, pouutry Bacon and .Lard,aor suds by - NIoUOL 4 & BOWMAN, myl Corner Nront and Market streets. JERSEY HAM I—Tfm. tierces of these Justly:celebrited sugar cured hams, ftoei red arm or as em large or smaa quantities. WK. DOCK, JR. &TO. ' FLOWED SEEDS A CHOICE lot of ASTER'S and TEN A sTocKs, with a genera variety ot•jr, es k4 Blower and Gardiorißeodd, received and far—aala at -No 81 9 . Larkel - stiriet: Drugigite. 1- FX tilAblittt3Utir is -0L WbarPO° 4 m°66311414 elisctltcmcous. GEO. W. McCALLA, WATCHMAKER & JEWELEA, N 0.3 8 , 450,151 L. Market Street, Harrisburg. HAS constantly on hand a large stoic of WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY ARTI CLES, PLATED WARE, &c., Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired. . . N B. Don't forget the plans, oppost'e the hate' House. mar2l4l3m B. 3. HARRIS, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Manatacturer NO. 112 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG. 'ETAS always on hand a full assortment • orrat and J.teannod Ware, Odo,ing and Parlor Stoves of the boat mann ao Gotta - Spoltia tog and gales - blind Iron ;;ernish, manufactured and put up at reas.,nable rates. je Karabin p'omptly attended to. apr3o.dly MK BUT GOODS FOK T<IK LEAST MOM A. HUMMEL, DWer In BOOTS AND SHOES, of every DESCRIPT4ON and at all PRICES. Next door to the:Court House, MARKET STREET. Also a general assortment of TRUNKS, VA LISES and CARPET BAGS, at the lowedt cash prices. mar2B-dBm A NEW OPENING. JOHN P. HIIMME L, DALE na 31=1 CO CO a rgil PI REIMS, GAITERS, SLIPPERS WOMEN And Children's Shoes, or every de toriptloa ; also klaldles, erldies, Elarnem, Codats, Whips, Carpet PIUS, Truass, Valises, &o, allot %Mimi will be sold comp for wish at 20 Market street, Harrlabtirg. myl diets DAN'L. A. MUENCH, AGENT. g IF the Old Wallower Lore respectfully V informs the puha.: th A tub Old DAL/ transporta tion Line, (the uny Walow r Lane now In edit -uue in this Lity,) 1. to In anoces.slal oparadoa, and prepared to carry irnight ea low as any other individual hes uetweeh Philadelphia, liarrbourg, :napery, Lewisunru-, Wil ttame&hri, Jersey Shore, Look Hay h and ail other point• on the Sentient ,entral, Poilauelphla sal ere and Wil liamsport and klmlia hauroads. DANL. A. NUANCE, Agent. Ha.risburg, Pa. Goods aunt to the Ware Howse of Maeda.. redcoat, Zall inctstat, Nos 808 and Stti Mare street soave aiI:LW, Philadelphia, by 4 o•moct, P. X , Wal arrlie at Liarrisbn g, ready for delivery next morning. api&promyl FISHING TACKLE! OF ALL KINDS. Three, Mar and Ave Joint Trout 1t0t1.4. silk and Heir Tront Lint, tom to to .50 Tads long. LA,nuoa Patgut 'hoot LmOe, Deleted aillt trout Lines, dt tt I..2una taws Laws, • It Lutes an • CoCon Linos, 44 44 4. t Runt Lines turnisnei with 'Gooks, Darks, &c. at.ass .11.dluoly.ng reels. 10 to CO yards. A lut cf Choice t Flied ak Worm Gut .I.esiels, bottom baba, I to 9 feet,. " strands. " " broods, Limerick Hooks, asi't No./U.B Trout:Baskets, Kirby trout cod R,trur li.oas, Limer ick 'lrma sort &dyer Booto, r as, Fiaoce sal briaskoft Cups. KliLLadVo D....11G AND FANC SIGH. el, mayk 91 Merkur tl reA. GREAT ATTRACTION, CALL at No. 75 Market Street, where yon will find a largo and well sel.otect ennoe aT pain and holey Walo-GOnery of al kinds. n groat va riety ow toys a, every de-cilplion, Ladies' War. ;Stands and Fanny BaSitati, Yo alga ieruns, Note, Dales and all mho( artncl43 generally ,o.vt ia a conre.dlodery and toy store. monolog fresh supplies dye y week. Can and esatoluer.tr youreelved. W.N. IL. ',Valid aprlB-dOrn P oprietor. W.M. T. BISHOP, ATTORNEY -AT--LAW , OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO W YhTH'S HALL, OPPOSITE NEW COURT -HOUSE. Consultations in Gorman and English. IMYRUVEMNiI r IN USN rt.s fa Y. K. 1", H. ALLA.I33Iia, ourgouu lieu- Aj oat, Sio.oulamororol Amoral elate New, the only .oncood Mot obvioLos every oolocuou m lho nee o: demi town, eninroctug ptrital , Uoif etad anal,. sew ul otta woe° only, of pure auo incle,cron,-In inousrai, wore ore, uu Grey Icon tor too dr.lraAlitilu.ailual 01402,11 inartrelei 41 100/ and tuerofero, gurollervorn "der (reel Ornota, as no ma utl to used lu' Weir ethial.riliniu,i, there Gail Cle no olvouns .ictiOn ur airnallik; Ladto deauo Ilan taro, IlUat AA uuyed Won ours claw; noodoelie, 810. Woe No. 41 rprtu oenoud street., kiarrtelDtlrg. TELE°. F. saCELEFFER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, NO. 18, NARK El STREET, HAtilil6l3UBG. sa-Partiaalar attu.muu paid Lo Made& Ruling and ituutug of itaulrutia Umuts, slAtuftmaa, eeedlo3, Cheolus, Drults, ace. CAKIM pried L fe y 14, $4, and 74 per thuusauu in elegem( eta le. BYO LAND FOR SALE. ABOUT tIUU acres. prtue..pady Chestnut rptuat Lauu, .ILuttie.t to i. try ...uct t,..n0.r0t0 t wustapo, lowphio uu ty. ALA nuwo.r .1 One Chestnut litoOcr ifiod Pa..uri •ut 1 .-donaerrY and trouth anyd a Lowno Leu.moo w.t ty. rer p.rdouLr.s upjA W &mutt: thalcr, Co..ewlro, or to .I,llu ti.ooou, wart. WIC uroaco, eutis or.ut . r 7 d...waca A. FAlte ‘NO, INDUCEMENT TO PURCHASERS. A V.6111C heavy steca uF Druee tiovaS tl of emu tlokrip..on, now upon tti ry lo+► prieeo. CAECA T & B Man SR, Next d# r die barrisvura bank. myB NEW Fruits, Currents, Raisins, Citron and Lemons, at the new Wholesale and natad. uro - and Provwlun Stole, corner r runt ace Market dreat,.liarriabarg, Pa. ANOTBAR SUPPLY OF MORTON'S UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS. Bks r 1-11/Nd in the world, for 75c, $.l. 25 $1 60, $2, 14, and $4, for sale at Abl 6 y SCHEMER'S Bookstore. ARSON BROWNLuW'S GREAT BO K. -A subsor,puon Il,t is LOW apen fOr Ar..wslow's Boa as E.S. GERM ‘N'S BO 'BSTOILK, e.o. :a sou b 8 cud tree{. 're yadeod24,* HEAP SUGARS, Choioo Syrup, Teas, &e a dm For sale low by VICoLOILS & BOWMAN', corner of Front and Market streets. CANESEATED CHAIRS , 46/4 NEATLi repaired and reseated, an all orders exeouted promptly by Ws EPELINGIIR, tittar3l-dlm goo ma le re two k• Mulberry. BLACKING 1 - 1%/f . ABON'S "CHALLENGE BLACKING. ly.ctoo Gross, assorted saosoust reoevied,*aild for site et Wholesale prices, don low DOCK. Jr.. &Co ORANBERRIES, Dried Fruits, :Fresh v Apple, nemony, at STRAWBERRIES CAN be planted until June with safety. • :El , ater,Sola an. Sweet Oxact as, at JOHN AWN. NUIFT. , IS ter BOWMAN NIGEOLS & 130WMAPPB Wee" V^lnt wu.i H.r.et -~l•'v~~
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