pailg elegr app.
mi c ommunications recommending
candidates for ptilitical offices must be
paid (or at the time they are'handed in,
otherwise they will be laid aside.
HARRISBURG, PA
Tucsilay Moiniug, June 17, 1862
.411,mm:ulnas and Peas from the Keyed: ne
1,1,e1y will be offered for sale at the lower
house, between tho hours of 8 and 11
Jock, this Tuesday morning. J. NOM
SANSPOBTATION FOR VOLUNTRIBB.—A large
~,,ber of volunteers are absent from their re
.Liavois who are now fit for duty, and to enalile
in to return, the Governors of States have
n u uthorized to give them certificates of
%%bleb will entitle•them to transports
the nearest United States mustering
,U(‘'t ut quartermaster, who will pay the cost
tr aa-portation for the soldier to his regiment
• • AM CURTIN. —We have been requested to
that in the present condition of affairs,
i)1 . our citizens will be permitted to 'pass
the lines at Camp Curtin. The sentries
all aimed with loaded muskets,and any•at
c,pt to evade their vigilance, might lead to
ous consequences.
lc e understand that the rebel prisoners now
~i,utd there will receive new government
thing to-day.
is }imam that one or more of the offi,-
, tAeu as prisoners and now at Camp Cur
are attended by slave-servants. We know
-thig of the positive truth of this report, but
ie a fact, we regard it as a direct insult to
pr,•ple and town of Pennsylvania, and the
r thus forcibly or freely brought into the
.11,monwealth should at once be set free. We
u -t that the civil authorities will gee to this
tter.
L;RAso Pro-Nm—Another opportunity is af
:,lefl to spend a day of recreation and health
i,.l Amusement, by another picnic, to be held
ilaebnlen's woods, on next Thursday, June
11 All who have heretofore attended the par
ty. most' by Mr. Sprncebank, speak very highly
of Idn‘ as a mauager. A good string band has
i , .e ebgneed,thus affording all an opportunity
01.111'4111g. No improper characters will be
permitted 1.11 the grounds, and strict order will
oe ntorceil. Omulbusses will run every hour
during the day, from the Washington Hotel,
comer of Sixth and Walnut streets.
DISTINGUISHED COMPLIMENT Toe RAMILISBURD
-o.—No city in the country of the size of Har
risburg has more men filling positions in the
Army and Navy than Harrisburg. We are al
ways ready to chronicle the rapid rise of our
dtizeus, and we take particular pleasure In no
ticing the many posts of honor given to the
young and gifted Lieut. Snyder, who was deputy l i
and is now acting Provost Marshall of llerns
town, Va. Lieut. Snyder is one of the youngest
Ira in the army, and to be selected from
smug so large a number of officers as General
t•ta has under him, we must any is a very
bui,guished compliment. Gen. Sigel respects
ability more than age, and we congratulate him
ou hi; good selection ; and more especially con
gratulate Lieut. Snyder on his appointment.
Lags Le3r BY TIM far as is known
Liu, lives were lost In Lebanon county by drown
-102 ill the great flood of week before last. The
rialtos were all swept away with the houses in
which they either lived or had taken refuge.
hey are as follows: Mrs. james Proudfootand 2
&welters, Martha, aged 20, and Belle, aged 16
yenre,. hlta William Boughter, (aged 28 years,)
spa two children—the eldest a boy aged six
pure, wad the other a girl aged about two
Tear, . 11ra. David Brunner, (not yet found ;) a
daughter of Eli Behny, aged 13 years ; and Miss
i'qi,ghtoi, aged 18 years, step daughter of
Ratty Phillips. All the above were drowned
~J,albstawn. Mr. Henry Moyer was drown
t t a the Union Water Works, ou Thursday morn
%Lilo endeavoring to secure some lumber
tr. iu beihg washed away.
RURAL ENJOYMENT. —A pic-nic party assembled
pleasant grove on the other side of the
ricer 'ant Saturday, consisting of about a dozen
loos and light-hearted ladies and:children.
A table wis hastily improvised, On which was
any quantity of good things, to which
acapa justice was done. The woods constantly
mug with the most melodious music of mirth
aid good humor. We like these little family
lard's pie ales, for we believe they acoomPlish
'd. great deal of good. The blessings and
hilarity are invariably bestowed upon the con
situtions and dispositions of 'those who take
Nit in such outdoor sports, much more ear
raiuiy than by the ambition of unlimited quatt
r-ItieB of quack medicines, in regard to which
t he immortal Shakspeare admonishes us "to
throw physic to the dogs."
Picaroolteirs Amur. —A respectable lady
!rum Elizabethtown, Lancaster county, _ While
:tending among the crowd looking at the fire
in Judestown this morning, had her pocket
picked of a wallet containing several dollars in
money, The thief contrived to escape with his
iii.gotten booty, Instances of pocket-picking
crowds are beginning to become quite fre
quest of late, and itis about time thatitahould:
he played out. There is scarcely any doubt that
e have a ging of professional thieves in our
leith.t, most likely wade up of refugeea from
t he purlieus of Philadelphia, having been
drivini from theme by the stringent laws pass
at the last session of the Legislature with
I sferesce to persons of their calling. It is a
gle,t pity that the law in question was not
kith, general iu its application, in which case
with a little vigilance on the part of the police
ih thoritles, the whole clyfacking fraternity
might have been driven from the State. As
the law now stands, the rascals are driven
Iron Ph iladelphia and Pittsburg into the
lar ge towns of the interior, where they
°Mate with little or no apprehensions of de7 .
` ec . t . loll . We hope, therefore, that our citizens
stisllee the propriety of having the excellent
l eruions of this pick -pocket law extended 4
°llr art y nut Winter.
NEw POST OPIUM. —The postmaster,General
has established a new -post office Cabled' " Pro
gress," some three miles from this city on the
Jonestown road, and appointed Joseph A. Pito
ver postleasten Thentalli3 will be seined three
times a wt ek by the Jonestown stage ;
CONTRIBUTIONS Toi!EIS BRIX AND` IVOUNOND SOLI
mas.—The sick and wounded .patienW in .the
hoipitals at this post desire to tender to ldr. John
Lohao their gratefullicknowledimente - for the
no contribution of strawberries, and . to A 0.
Rieder for a nice pot of butter and a basket of
strawberries.
WILL DO TO TL TO.-111eutenant-Colonel Kill-
odd, the soldier typo of the "Old Thirteenth"
closes his official report of the part taken by
the regiment in the late battle thus: "After an
invention of the regiment, and hearing the
various reports by the different company and
detachment commandants,. I am perfectly eat:-
isfied that the 102 d, or 18th regiment Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, done all that was expected
of it, and, in western steamboat parlance, will,
on all occasions, "do to tie to.' "
Four YIESTEIDA.T.—The alaim of fire yes
terday *ea caused by the burning of several
shanties occupied as residences by colored peo
ple; along the Cumberland Valley railroad, east
of Third street. The firemen of the city_ were
promptly on the ground with their apparatus;
and prevented the flames from spreading to
any great extent. The buildings destroyed be
longed to the Cumberland Valley railroad com
pany, and' were of little value. We did * not
learn how the fire originated.
Caroms ENCOURAGING TORIEBYEI To "Sturm
OVT."-A lady who has great success in rear
ing poultry, puts a few hen eggs with those of
her turkeys, so as to have the chickens hatch
about one day sooner than the turkeys. She
assures us that the lively chirping of the chicks
encourages the pent up turkeys to increased
efforts to break their shells! It may be so ; we
cannot refute the statement, and,would not, if
we could. We know that she had a fine flock
of turkeys, last year, and every one was a vt r
itable bird of paradise.
=:=
WONT Commie:nom IT.—They say that the
ladies of fashion fe England have resolved not
to counteeance the new style of hoops just
brought out by the Empress Eugenie. That
stylei is designed only for "plump" ladies,
and; of course, makes ladies to whom Nature
has been niggard of the cushiony adipose in
their composition look positively frightful.—
Now, fashionable ladies in England are com
monly lean. They .affect the delicacy of the
sylph, and scorn the robustness of the milkmaid.
The Eugenie hoop, therefore, would not suit
I them. It would be a burlesque on their thin
ness. Hence their opposition tkit. But how
about its adoption in this country ? Shall the •
fashion of France or of England rule with us ?
Otir ladies must see to it: They ''can hive
their choice; but common sense would say :
Try both. Let the thin adhere to the
thm of their English cousins, and the plump
copy Eugenie.
A Beams Damns= Boy .--Among the wound
ed at the Government Hospital at Washington
is a little drummer boy 'amed Paul Bower,
who had his leg shattered by a shell in one of
the late engagements on the Peninsula, so that
amputation had to be performed to save his
life. The little sufferer balls from Manchester,
and is scarcely fifteen years of age ; yet he
bore himself like a hero opthe field, and up
to the time of being struck; had kept in the
thickest of the fight. His father and brother
are both in the army, so that the family would
seem to be a fighting one. Paul was getting
along finely, and had so far recovered as to he
able to hobble around on crutches ; but he was
so unfortunate, a few daps since, as to. trip
against something, when he fell, bursting open
the ligatures which bound the stump , of the
amputated limb, and undoing in a moment
the improvement which it had taken days to
accomplish. The shock which the little fel
low'S system received was a frightful one, and
be nearly sank under its effects, but after hov
ering two or three days between life and death
his spirits rallied, and he is now in a fair way
of recovery. Little Paul has many visitors,
and among others who called to see him late
ly was the Hon. Robert McKnight, member of
Congress from the XXII. District. The little
fellow appeared to bear 'his° sufferings like a
hero, and only seemed anxious skint his
chances of getting a pension' and a wooden leg
at the close of the war. He was assured that
both the pension and artificial leg 'would be
forthcoming at the proper time, and as he is a
brave and deserving youth, we have no doubt
hatever but they will. .
A DAT THAT MIL BE BENTMEBUD.—Evento
are crowding upon each other in rapid emcee s aion. All the surroundings seem. to indicate
the final conflict of arms at Richmond, eo long
eaDected, and now about to take place. The
very air, the lowering and flying clouds, the
heavy atmosphere, and' frequent rains, tend to
impress the mind with a deep and solemn awe.
Amidst the roar of cannon and modem war.
death -dealing engines of destruction, the Union
troop" will come but comparatively unharmed,
with !the glorious emblem of liberty, floating
over hem. Amidst this general rejoicing, it
will not be strange if you all Call at the cheap
dry gaols store of llama & Bowaratt. 16
$6OOO Does wart= or NSW GOODS 1-400
pair of mitts direct from auction, at 25, 37, 50,
62 and 76 cts.; 1000 Ladies' white colhtra, at 10,
20, 80, up to 75 ate. Great bargabie!.. 500 new
hoop skirts for 50, 82 and 75 cts., up to $2.50
cheapest in town; the largest assortment of
low pyiced dress goods—all price& 100 pieces
white brillanta at 12} cts.; some. at 15 to 18
cts.; 50 dozen of shirt breasts at 1271 eta., 20,
25 and 37 eta. extra cheap. 200.dor t en of La.
dies' white st ockings, at 14 'and 'l6 4 ete. A
magnificent assortment of em - broidered cambric
band; and cambric edging an i
priCes. 60 dozen of linen pocket 'kerchiefs, at
14 de.; alai hemstitched 'kerchiefs. Whole
sale buyers we would invite to our large stock;
and as we have a buyer in New York, who buys
only at the large auctions.. We prgoluso t o sell
goods:at city Prices. ' S. Lay.'
Wa also received 10 dozen of real German
nen pocket handkerchiefs for gentlemen --a
i 41 Scarce article ; also 20 pieces of white aid'
ttd strawmatting,'arid - 4 1 010berOf new•caka,
auction ; 5 pieces It Wir!olik'
Pepoglovatipiliailtittlegtaph. spa r tnxning. Jntu 17, 1862.
TELEGRAPH OUT OP- TOWN'
LIST OF itEGIILAIL AGENTS.
The DAILY /MORNING AND EVENING
TELEGRAPH is sent every morning and after
noon, b3she earliest trains that leave the city
after its publication, to the following
ALTOONA—Theo. B. Patton.
ANNVILLE—G. W. Hooverter.
BKLL'S MILL'S—Johu Campbell.
BLADISVILLE—E. , Laughlin.
CHAMI3ERSBURG--George Tuckey.
CARIALE:43eprgo:M.
~
COLUMBIA—Jan 1:
CLEABFEILD—iIk. A. Frank,.
DAUPHIN--Jeffelson 'Clark.
EBENSBURG—Ed. Janus.
guzazhaitiool#4.4xf Mellinger.
GREENCAti'LE —M. D. Detrich.
HUMMELSTOWN—Chas. Dipner.
HOLLIDAYSBURG—A..F. Dlffeubecker.
HAGERSTOWN—O. Swingley.
INDIANA—Henry Hall.
LOCK HAVEN-4. D. Stratton.
LEBANON—H. H. Roedel.
McVETIOWN-4. ORD3SWELL.
MIDDLETOWNIem*OHCIentart.
MECELANICSBURG —William Tate.
MECHANICSBURG—J. Eminger.
MOUNT JOY—James Dysart.
MILLERSBURG—B. G. Steever.
MIFFLINTOWN—Weidman & Littlefield
MAPLETON STATION—Dr. Getty&
NEWYILLE—W. R. Linn.
SHIPPENSBURG—KeIso & Hinkle.
SELINSGROVE—Jeremiah Crouse.
SUNBURY—J. Washington.
WRIGITIRVILLE—W. Moore.
TORR.—J. S. Boyer.
HAIR DYE 1. HAIR DYE 1.1
Wm. L Itatchelor's Halt. Dye 1
The only ,Hannleee- and Sellable Dyer Known I
Alt others are mere intitatiOns,lind shoUld be avoided
il you wish to escape ridicule.
GREY, RED OR RUNTY HAIR dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the least
Inter : ) , to Hair or Skin.
FIVLIML.M.IDALS AND DIPLOMAS lave ;been away.'
dad to Ww. A. BATOBIL,OR since AS .9; and, over 200,000
,applitatlons have been made to tholiair of the patrons
of tie famines (To. ' ' '
Wit. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
and
a calm'
not, to be dititinguished from nature and 'is wastasereen
not to injure in Ow least, however long it may be contin..
nod, end the ill effects of bad Dees remedied. The hair
InVigoiked ibrlife by title Ailleadid 'DM:Whin Is prOp;
arty applied -tit No. 10 Mold StreekNewlfork. ,
sold to all the citat and towns oflinvi.nolted Stales, by
DrugkisMand TanoiGoods ,Ditalerii
The Genuine him thetarde A. Batcheltuy ,
and address upon a steal plate engraving, on the Mur
sides of each box..
Wholiteale.FactorY, 81'Paralay
Late 211.3 Broadway, New York.
ocl2. d&wly
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
G : g. :0:i c' . .lp
,%•,$,..':,-
Corner Front and 'Mast , Bizeetai
PREINA:,
- DESPECTRILLY invite die attention of
lA, the pablieto their large and well sehaited stock of
ROOMITIO,IIIOVRIONO, lemur AN'fl DO=
MESTIC FRUITS,
Including among others,
SUGAR'S, •
SYRUPS,
TEAS,
FLOUR,
BACON
LARD,
BUTTER, Btc.
We invite an examination of our superior.
NON. EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL,
The best in the ' market_ in every ; .respect,' to
with all kindi of
LAMPS, SHADES, BURNERS, WICKS and
• GLASS CONES,:
Cheaper than any place in Harrisburg. We keep
on band always all kinds of
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE
All styles and kinds of
421:IRENSWA.RE AND GLASSWARE,
at the old stand, NIOHOLS & BOWMAN,
my2o , Corner Front and Market Ste.
A BOUT 800 acres, principally. Ohestaint
Sprout Land, situated M Derry mitt oonewego
townships, Lanphln county. Alai a numbnr of fine
Chestnut Timber and Pasture loin' iti , Gondonderry and
South Amelia townships, I.sbanon, conaty„. Sor:
M athes
particulars' ixiplY to: Samuel Hofferi;'CinieWtipi,
John Henson, Colebrook Furnace ) fermaylvesdet
acr7 doawBm w,ll PREPANP.-.
NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby gilt*" that
'Letters of Administration on the aslant: at mar3r
Boller, late of Dauphin county, decamp:4; bavB .beert
granted to the subscriber, who resides in , the city
.of
Harrisburg, in said county. All persons tiatrinCoadmi
or dentands against the estate or said detedinf aria' hare
by requested to make known the saute to thefautoseriveri
and all persons indebted to the same will make payment
without delay. JOHN A. Want.,
Harrisburg, May 28,1852.-kny29-es*daty'i..:' '":'
'II'IHE Auditor appointed by the-Orphan's"
Court of Dauphin county, to Midrib:ate% amnog the
creditors the balance remaining la the h :Itenry .
Stoll; &dadaist! aloe of William eras, dee'S., Nlll meet,
the parties interested at his lane, In thd city of Hartle
burg, on Tuesday the 17th day of June next at 10 'relent .
A ar., at which time and place the , are notilbed to attend
and present their claims. H. M. GRAYDON,
rlyl9 dlt , : 4 I I Auditor.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
,
xrOTICE is hereby given' that fettDre of
1:1 ,administration on toe estate 61 Minoan ,Porter,
!woof Efarrisourg, Dauphin oonnti; bite' beat'
granted to the unsersigned by the ?onglster of Dauphin
w ooly. . All perms indebted to Ala estataare, requitt
eu to make seyinent; and titbit; bliirDW cilium to prams
them -for eettlement to ROBRter•VA SHNI 11. afthe
Pennsylvania Home, who is ; hereby ezavowereu by the
oderstamed to adjust any 91alumpreeanted. to him.
SAMUEL MOOStIc *rittiott6r,
my2o•Somvews Eaatoa, Pa.
JJAVING been appointed auditor by
by the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin raunty,
to mote distribution of the money in court, made on a
certain writ of Vend Weal Axonal, No. 89 April T. 1862,
directed to the Sherttrof Mega coutity,in the retie of tee
Cammonwealth of Pennsylvania vs 'William D. BalLy, I
will meet all those baring hens a Was' the real estate of
the aformosid: `o , llllaufD. Ba ley/ at'. My. Office.: on laird
street i n th e city of Harriobing, on Watneeday the 30th
day of July next at 10 o'clock, A. a., at which place 'and
time all persons Interested will attend If they, deem
proper.
jel2-doaw3wA
' lbw.
DESIRING to, rest from the active cares
of trade, I httatarl tht . lcre boo the hand s of
ley eon John T. Ell • ger, who ' continue the busi
nese as heretofore at the auction Stem No. 2t, corner
of emend' at& ehentait'itriets in tido city; where' I
Weald revel:Maly call the attention of my Wands and
the public generally to my lame dock °t hew and second
hand Clothing, new and second band furuiture, end AO
oldies& variety of useful articles, all of which will be sold
at the lowesraitotion' prices. Out wilt be paid for' all
ariieleS in my l tie of hosineas. • .
I„it ENSISINOSA.
>!1 a Crying '
salad; eel ' ing b c " ef c.vPhioiee' stock,
reallialate, sad ail other property will oe punctu ally" at
tended to upop, reasonable terms, by 011linfra a t No. MI
Fortier of &lowa WISLAKIAIrsgit W N W it r*
- GER,
,
= n a iv e T IttrirfOithei,,
4 17 5
81:1PB Ott
J.& Cabe, is sale at the store of JOAN WINE. lit
Rpritll.ll,R AGENTS:
WHOLES/4JAN 'AND. RETAIL
COFFEE,
SPICES,
ORANGES,
LEMONS, &0., &C
ALSO
FISH,
EMI
LAND FOR SALE.
AUDITOR'S NOTIOR.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
0 YES ! 0 YES 1.1
New Ithatiimuuts.
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE HARRISBURG POST
011101, MONBLY,,JUNS 16, INS.:
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
LADIES' LIST
/Likens, L Keller, L
Anderson, C ' Kramer, E
Ashten, M A Kindig, E
Aye'', L A Lee, A
Beta, S Longabaugb, M
Bell, kJ E Lofman,.A
.„
Bower, L Lucifer, 11:1
IBenner, X •• Lynch, E •
Bowers, E Liman, X A
Brown, A A Martin,. S
Brigham, C Mocheng, B •
Bright; A" - Morton, S A
Bru4e, S Miller, J
Borgert,.M. • 2 Mann, A
n, C Mills, C
0 09 J . Mullen, S E 2
Ourline, S ' Myers, J E
Carburry, ki ktuthersbough, C S
Cassle;'M McDowell, Ira
Char:tabors, 0 Nelson, ME
Collins, C . . O'Ltennell, Li;
Ooligan, B Pityne,-M.E
Crisswell, E Pearson, C P
Curran, E Parsons Id A
Curtin, K Bay, - ki A-
Crinley, S A - Brimbangh, L •
Davis,'H Rust, R
Davis, A Boulman, X
Faster, DI ' . Royer, A
Faster, A B Shaer, X
Miler, hi A Sheealey, E
Flowers, ht Shuck, E
Fox, A E Smith, II J
Forset, X • 'Smith, S H
Fbren, S D • braall, la
Funrce, L A Small, NI F
Friver, A Smith; A E
French, M Smith, I. ..
Geiger, M. E Sim Ons,. M. B
GroVe, L Spar, A G
Kamilton,,E •- . Stevenson, X E
Haminet, 0 -: '. . ; Stevenson, X A
Hainilton, C Swostre, X A •
Henry, J • Butch, L A
Henderson, 8 A Umberger, J W
Henry, C , Warner, C R
Hots, L ~.- • - -," • •
.Welper, S
,Hoffman, L - ' Wthiricb, J E
Hoover, 0: - Welker, E
Holmes, B Wingard, J Mrs
'wry, B Wilson, M E
Keiper, X Wilbert, E
Kennedy, L . Wolf, W Mrs
Kane, E , . .
GENTLEMEN'S LIST
2 Kosher,.
Know, G W
Kleim, B B
Koehler, L
Lebo, Q
J
Lee, W H
Lantz, J. •
Levy, 3
LeobAry,
Lebo, BC
.Levfil, 3 G
Able, W
Armstrong, 0 B
&rah T
Althonse, B
Anderson, T W
Anderson,
Allen, T K
&whore, H
Bailey, 0
Baker, J A
Bolike, A
Beni Bette, Id
Low,3HA
Ipuck, D
Lyter, S
Lynn, J
Louck, H
BreCalla, M
McCausland, H
McNally, F
McColburn, J
MoDonel, L
McConnell,
Mayer, M
Mager, J
Mawell, W
2 Mahon, W
Manger, F N
Maurer, C W
Muller, N
Miller, A
Miller, P H
Millar,
Miller, .0 A
'Miller, G
Moore, W
Moyer, A
MOrTall, J
2 Dipper, A G
Monroe G W
• litoyer/M 0
Myers, A H
Myers, J
Movinger,
~jlasley,;]lro.,
erdinger, M
Osborn; G B
O'Donnell,.M
pattarsoii, :
Bemdard,
Bennett, Pi Vir
Berger, C
Beaver, L
Bemeederfer, J
Black,
Bliss, :C J P
Boyers, P M
Holtman, H L
l3oas,iD 1111
Bogle, G
%ea, D W
Brubaker, J
Brinker, Jr., L
Bryant, J
Bruce, J
Brown, C M
Brom, A (ship.)
Mangan, W
'hider, 0 ,
Chita% IF -
Christ, J 8 .
Oliambers,.o
Cludstmas; L
CaVer, J
Carley, W
Clark, J
Clifford,
Castelle, F
Cook WP
Comskck, E A
M
Cook, B E
Cally, - J J .
Connally, Wm.
er0i1131; J
Criat, J
Qatil!, Q E
Phillips, N 8
Potter, Jr.; J. •
Pugh, E ,
Banks,
-11 8 3 1 3191dit; W
Reeves, J C. -
Reeser J
`Baiter, i L W
Beithil9k, .
thley, -w
Bight; D D
BichWine, D
liilley,
Bile, E
Riipp; a W
Boyce, D
Bub; J (ship)
Bonney, J ,
Bossed,
Bopp,'D
Hobert's,
Berob,B 0
Snead, W.P
Beil4o, 'NF •
Sherk, J B
Scheffer, F C A
Shanesey, J •
Showeni, m
Shearer,' H W
• ' &daffy .0 P
Sheesley, 8 W
Smith, 8 E.
Smith, B R •
Slier, H or J
• 8 1 400,
J A
Spidle, J
Stevens, J
Swtink, 0
Switztar, 0 , •
2 Stober,
• Stekie,
Stehetlary,
Stayger, W H -
Stosger,
• elf -
Thompson, J
Turner, A
Trimmer,
Umberger, J
T
Tarim% P
an Riper, C 0
Weham, P
Walker, A
2 Walters,-J B
Washington; A
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Wills, Biddle & Co.
Crude, C B
iingeo 3 tt, L
pennon, A •
Davis, 0 L
Duncan, W. D
Dresher, C
Dorr,'W •
'Earnest, 84
F J arneoi:J`
Eby,`
Edenoyer, 0
Ruse,' A
ELVans, T B
Folk, J
Fox, P. A
FOunie,
• J
Frizzed, J M
Fulton, M H
Fry, E
• A; e
P'
Gott, .W M
GuilforA, .
Reicher, V*
Ellitunond, P
Harrbo, W H
Hallett,
Hallowtoll3'i
Harman; W H
Hays, W
Redline, W
Horner, W M
Hatfield W .
Heckoird, F E
Hew,
Hite, J
Hilton, J
• J
Mover, J •
Ho.veg,Rß •
If.chiard,
Hower, B
Hophitut - E
HovieY, E M
Hoye; JO
Horn, JJ' •
Hummel, J
Huffman, D F
Irwin, IT
Johnson; W
Jones, :W
Johnson; J
JoicksOli, F
Jenkins, J - 1.
Jim, AB
Jackson,M L
jenitirlioLo:W
Kona,ij 04
VMD*i F
Kinney, P
OM
rw 22watismtnto.
Whisler, W H Williams, C
Wilt, 8 Witte ler, F
Weber, M Wolfe, J 8
Winters, J It Woodward, L
Winlas, J W Woodward, 8
.Wilson, J Young, W
Williams, It D Zimmerman ; W
MILITARY hIS7 , .
Brae tharer, G Edgintown, J G
Caterson, D H Faren, P
Co; W F 2 Gibson, J M
Cook, A Hartman, B
Cattereon, D gi ng , E
Carberane, B Montgomery,
Crouley, G • Quin, J'
Duff; A 2 Smitb C F
Dickene, D
Young, I
Donaldson, W
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will plaise say they are advertised. One cent
due on each.
it GEO. BERGNER, P. M.
PLAINTS! PLANTS 11
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS 1
CABBAGE PLANTS:
8 cents per dosen ;. 25 cents per hundred ;
$2 60 per thousand.
TOMATO PLANTS,
10 cents per dozen, 76 cents per hundred, $4 00
per thousand.
Also all Kinds of
VEGETABLES
Wholesale or Retail.
' SEED POTATOES.
Davis' Seedling per bushel, 70 cents.
Peach Blows, 50 cents.
'EVERGREEN SWEET CORN.
Per bushel, ears, $2 00
Per bushel, shelled, 4 00
Per quart, shelled, 25
Orders sent to the KEYSTONE FARM. will be
promptly attended to. J. NISH.
m724-dtf
100 PERCH OF GOOD
B II ILDING LIME STONE.
1011. SAL% AT TSB
KEYSTONE FARM.
, z I T 2 7 au'
DENTISTRY.
DD .
GEO. W. SPINE, graduate of the
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, havingp er
nianently locate.' In the city of Harrisburg and taken the
office formerly ocauplad by Dr. Gorges, on Third street
between Market and Walnut, .respeefully informs his
friends and the public in general, that ha is p reptred to
perform all operations in the Dental prothaelon, either
surglea or mechanical, In a manner that shall not be
surpassed by operators in this or any other city. His
mode of inserting arUdotal teeth Is upon the latest Un
proved scientific principle.
Teeth, from one to a full set, mounted on One Gold',
Silver, Hanna plates or the Vulcanite Mere. -
I take gr.mt pleasure iu recommendiug the above gen
&lomat to ail my former friends of Harrisburg aul vi
ctual, mut feel confident Mal he wtll perform ail opera
fiene in a aciebliflc intoner, from my knowledge of his
ability. [suy3 dttj F. J.`B. Gown.% n. D. B.
JUST RECEIVED.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT' of Family
Bibles 01 different styles or bidding, at 900, $1 145
61 50, $2, $3, $4, $5 anosl.l). Also Pootret Bibles of di'.
weal styles nod prices at SOEMFFEWS Ikxilutore.
Setae y
- HAMS.
GOOD HAMS at eight cents per pound,
• just rwetyed and for auto by
mylS WM. DOCK, JR., & 00.
P'S. D. & C. A.
YOU will find by applying at the Drug
*ores ern, A. Binacart, erne/ es Co., and G. W.
Mites, and DruggiAtt general.y throughout tde eon /try
Prat/ 25 cents per bottle. 'fry It. Ptepered by
E. M. POW= & CO..
myl9 d4co Roche! ter, Penna.
• BOLOGNA
A &MAIL, bgt very superior lot of
A Bologna sausage just. rneived, by
at v 29 WIC DOCK, Jr. &
FRESH: BUTTER
AT
MACK ET PRICE.
WE, HAVING fitted up a large Retrig
orator, and baying made contracts with some 0
our most reliable farmers to. furntsh us with Nosh and
sweet butter regularl will be enabled to supply oar
customers with sweet fresh Ice cold butter at all times.
- nut/ WM. DOCK, Jr. & CO.
Dr. WM. R. DE WITT, Zr.,
OFFICE
SECOND STREET ABOVE LOCUST.
jo. dim
ATTENTION FARMERS
SCY'rliEB, SNATHS, GRAIN CRADLES, E
KAKIS, 130YrilTs sTONIta and RINI, aS in greaE
variety, to be bad °sue at
011EtOtEtTS Hardware Store,
ielo4tf Opposite tio Court t raise.
NEW MARBLE AND STONE YARD
HENRY' BROWN
HAYING opened a MARBLE AND STONE
YARD on Canal three', near Chestnut street, oppo
ene the P. maylvaula itattroad Depot, tares this me. hod
of Informing the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity that
be is prepared to do alt kiwis of mtrble and stone work
in a superior manner, and on the most reasonable terms,
join d2.n
STO ) S 'L ASI.
ENRY C. SHAFFER, Paper Hanger,
has just op eed a large, new and well selected
t.kek. or Wall Paper and Window tika.lee, at Ma new
ore No. IS Market street, next to Mumma a itilltugers
cony near. the Bridge.
- liar PaPetqlkull ll 43 Personally attended to. ATI work
warranted. Jek dim*
z
LAKE TROUT.
J UST received a small invoice of
MACKINAW LAKE TROUT.
The &milt r very superior end the price very low.
*ill. DOCK, JR., & CO
CALL and see those nice and cheap $u
gars for preserving, Ste., at
dilOtiOLS BOWSfAN;
lel2 . Corner Front and Market streets.
HkMS:
7iooo LBS. Jersey - Sugar Cured
a splendid lot of Owego
(rte. York) Corrtfoed Siigaz i6id eurec Hams, Jest received.
aprlB • W. DJOR, JR., &.CO.
JURE Cider Vinegar, which we war: ant
IA be made solely from cider. just received and for
sai. 9 'ow by NICOOLS & eO W MAN,
JOl2 - Corner Iront Ana Mar,fet streets.
L.1111.13rt and extensive assortment of
Wassware, Including Tampion, Goblets, Dishes,
Bowls, he., he, And eyerythinz for preserving, at
NIOROLS & BJWitAN, &
Jen Corner Yront and Market streets.
OUR newly replenished - stook of Toilet
and Fancy Goods Is unsurpassed in this city, and
owing confident of rendering satisfaction, we would res.
p eciruuy invite scan. KELLER,
91 Market street, two doors east ofPourtn fltreOL. tiontb
side.
SALT, Coarse, Turk's- Island, Fine, in
large and small sacks for dairy use, all purchased
before the late rise, and for sole ioHOL w by
NICS & BOWMAN,
ni922' Corner Front and Marcia streets.
THREE "CENTS PER PAPER.
tlit fresh stock of Superior Flower
Q
and Ga. den Seedst we have determined to sell at
hive — ie per paper. Callat No. 91 Market s t ree t ,
Pwelleiya'drug and tenet store, and you will get to the
gut free
_ •
.I.lirotileyJtmete fine double Asters and ten weak oaks
at IMMO price.
itioullcuumut.
GROVER & BAPLER'S
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MA CHINSS 1
PARTICULAR attention is called to the
fact that, besides the machines making our oele•
twitted stitch, we manufacture, in great variety of atneu.
superior
FAMILY LOCK-STITCH MACHINES.
The picullarittes of eaeh stitch will be cheerfully
shown and explained to purchasers, and they have the
great advainage of being able to select from our mock
either amachine making the
GROVER Ale BAKER STITCH
or one making the
LOCK STITCH.
the Only valuable Sewing Machine gnashes to praotkal
13138.
PRICES PROM ;40 UPWARDS.
Office 730 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
For rale by
MRS. E. BRENIZER,
78 Market Street, Harrisburg
myB4l2tu
COAL! POWDER!?
COAL REDUCED !I
j N oonuideration of the hard times, and
1 as I nonexclusive', FOR CA1313, I have reduced the
price of Coal as follows :
Lykens Valley Broken ab 92 90 per too
41. " large Egg 290
Small Igg u 290 a
a • a Sieve " 290 " "
ci .4 Nig 61 22 6 ", 1.11
Wilitsbarre At 290
Lorberry IS 290
All Coal delivered by the Parma Weioa Caurs;l It
can be weighed at the purehasem door, sod it it falls
short 10 roosts, the Coal *III be keened.
All-Coel of the beet quality mined, delivered tree Cram
all impurities.
Coal sold to gamines, at the toweax wsouteaui
MOIL
Agent for Du pones Celebrated Powder, a large supply
always on hand, at Manufacturers pnces.
jay-A large lot of superior baled Hay for sale.
fia JAMES M. WHEELF.R.
GEO. W. MaCALLA,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELkR,
NO. 38,
h Market Street, Harrisburg.
n - AS constantly on hand a large stock
of
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY ARTI
CLES, PLATED WARE, &c.,
Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired.
sar N B. Don't forget the place, opposite the Junes'
House. mar3l-d3rn
THE BEST GOODS FOE THE LEAST MOM
A. HUMMEL,
Dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
or every
DESCRIPTION
and al all
PRICE S.
Next door to the Court House,4
MARKET STREET.
Also'a general assortment of TRUNKS, VA
LISES and CARPET BAGS, at the lowest
cash prima. mar2B4lBm
EAGLE WORKS,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
MANUFACTURER OF
BOOK-BINDERS' RULING-NAIIIINED AND PENS,
STANDING PRESSES,
SAWING MAOHINES, PRESS BOARDS,
AND MAZOINTS TOR
GRINDING CUTTING-MACHINE KNIVES.
Portable Cider Mills and Fodder Cutters,
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
General Machine Work and Iron and Drags
CASTINGS,
WOOD TOR:VINO IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.,
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, RIC., E7C.,
Any Machine of Wood, Iron, or Bran
made to order. Gear and Screw Cutting, &c.
H.ICKOK'S
PATENT WOODEN SCREW CUTTING TOOLS
gar Cash paid for Old Copper, Bra's, Spotter, dm
STEAM BOILERS, &O.
PENNSYLVANIA
ABOVE STATE STREET
CELLAR WINDOW GRATES ;
Of various patterns, both stationery and swinging. Sash
Weights and various other building castings for sale
very cheap at the buy 24-131 woags.
WM. A. P.A.RICHILL,
PLUMBER
SAD
GAS FITTER•
Third Street, next door to the Telegraph Printing
Oita-
QTORES, dwellings, churches, public
1,3 buildings, *tones, /ko., fitted up with gas, lead aid
iron pipe ins workman like manner. Hydrants, Wash
bone, Bath Tabs, Lift and force Pumps, Water goons,
Load and Iron Pipe for water, gas and steam. A share
orpnblio patronage la respectfully soliolted. All work
pr mptly attended to. ray3o.43m.
EXCELSIOR HAMS 1 I
ARSE HAMS are cured by a
T
NEW YORK FARbItR, ,
And are decidedly the most delicious and delicately fla
vored In the marget. They rival
NEWBOLD'S FAMOUS,
and east little more than half. W. LOCK, Jr., & Co.
my2B
NPatterns or Coal Oil Lampe, with
1.11 ell the recently improved borne. s far sale by
NICHOL'S & BOWMAN'S
corner Vomit and warket ,treet,.
m-19
IiATIOTTED IMMEDIATELY.—A few
Machinists and Slacksmithe. Enquire at the
loy2o.dtt ELESISECTRE OAR Um
TAAN DEMON COFFI I—A Fresh and
.11, large supply or this CelebrsZed Coffee, ust received
by rba] WM. DOM' Jr.. & Co.
QMOKED BEEF.—A splendid lot, large
►J and well cured.
wit DOCK hi. aCO
H FISH every Tuesday and Friday
at JOON WISE'S Store, corner of 'Mini and Wal,
nut.. myly
.PENd I—The largest and best
tut stock, from 81.00 to 14.00—warranted—at
can • StIEFITZR 8 BOOKSTORE.
LYKENS VALLEY NUT COAL.
JUST received a fall supply of Lyken
Valley Nut Coal, delivered by the aLtAut weigh
Carta. For sale by JAMES M. WERBLER.
Rend '
8.1.6 D FBUITS, Hominy, Beans, &c.
at.JOHN . myl
ri,,Dates, Prunes, Tw at/11 ,, an d a ll
kinds of Nuta , iyisws BW►e, Third and
about. wyl
TERSEY HAIL I—Ten tierces of these
d justly celebrated sugar cured hams, mewed and
or Wahl large ar.lorall quantities.
_ WY, DOCK, Js.tOO,
RAILROAD,