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HARICLEIgIORG: PA.
Monday Morning, June 30, 1882,
WrstAtt opens his budget of mysteries at
• o tord's Opera House, in this city, to-morrow
,—ring, and, of course, will be well)
ilt zzn, I urzzA! Our Union Forever," a
~tiocal song and chorus; " When first my
beheld thee smile," and the " Tic tae
" are among the new plates of music
t, iv, d at Kuoche's Music Store, 93 Market
WNW IN 818 POCKET.-A lot of torpe
!..s exploded in a boy's pocket in the upper
I,,tiliet house this morning, which fortunately
,awed no more serious damage than tearing
:ho kir X pantaloons, and frightening him nearly
~.it of his wits.
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TilE CITY Sawass.—The ordinance recently
H 34(11 by the City Council relative to sewers is
a literal copy of one passed on the same
tby the Borough Council in 1851. The
Nlmor, iu his veto, therefore held that the
p ve..age of the new ordinance was entailing an
umweefflary expense on the city, and conse
vvetly scut in his veto.
SIAERS Or CUARITY. — During the past week,
quite a number of "Sisters of Charity" have
pissed through this place for the purpose of
acting as nurses to our sick and wounded
rohliers in the various hospitals. They at
n.a...ted considerable attention with their large
and snowy white hands, If there is a class of
persons who live not (or themselves, but for
others, it is these same "Sisters of Charity."
BASE BALL CLUB.—A. 1111111ber of our leading
citizens met at the depot of the Pennsylvania
gailroati, in this city, on Friday, and organ
a Base Ball Club, by electing the following
re:
president—Samuel D. Young,
..e President—John Runk, Jr,
.wretary—R. P. Gemmel',
Tre.lsurer—W . G. Thompson,
L Du Berry,
f,rcutive ammitlee—D. &Wary, 0. W. Sees,
W li. Moore.
AXLE Baoxsx.—An axle of an emigrant car
attached to a tralu on the Pennsylvania Rail
roid broke near Ninevah station on Sunday,
eatbibg a good dual of alarm among the pa,
iungera, who were thrown against each other
with great violence, but fortunately without
doing them any very serious injury. The acci
dent caused a alight delay to the train, but
otherwise nothing setiolo; Insulted from it.
The " Maw IRONSIDES." —Our citizens 'visiting
Philadelphia should not foil to pay a visit to
the New Irousidea," recently launched at
that city. The latest Intelligence in regard to
Lie completion of this formidable vowel, is to
the efteet that It will be ready for service sooner
than the contract calls for. She was to be ready
by the 15th of next month, but she has now so
f a advanced towards completion 'that she will
probably be turned over to the government at
au twin:r clay. steam was let into her ma
clam y, to test it, this week.
NUM FIRING. -Our juvenile friends should ,
mneruber that the only time they have a right
to burn powder in the street is on the 'Fourth
itud they must bottle up their patriot
ism until the arrival of that great day. Firing
.caul.: and crackers is all very good fun, but
rriord for the limbs and lives of people
Jr. (.1/1 fr.tvtind streets,' makes it necessary to
..11 such amusements. Neat Friday,
is "Independence Day," in every
the word, and if the boys do not have
• Iwo then it will be strange.
11itt [Ala HosPrrAt Visitors en
-1,111.g ward of a military hospital should not
:..rliblits oranges or other delicacies to the
unless they have enough to give to all.
one and nurses say that It is no less pain-
It, them than to the slighted ones to see a
..tuirtiou made among men who are equally
and deserving. Sick and wounded so
e naturally iteneitive. Away from home,
4.th nothing to engetgei their attention but
tt mi own sufferings, their thoughts naturally
- in on the friends, the affections and th4,OlM !
which they sacrificed for the sake of their
lhey therefore see and feel a slight
At. re none may have been intended. If you
I, k e anything to give, and cannot treat all
etke, k is better to give it to the nurse or sur
geuti, to be added to the general stock, out of
'Oak all will be supplied alike as their neces
tinvx may require.
TA KEN IN AND DONN b.—Richard Ash-
Mill is a lumberman; *Mid lails froth one of
the kivt'tect counties. He came to town on
Thum lay let from one of Vie . lower lumber
markets, Ising flush in funds, the proceeds
of the sale of his lumber, concluded to lay
over one night in the Capital city for the.. pa
ps° of taking a peep at the elephant, and
stirrieg up the animals generally. Having ad
justed his "oreulate" by ftequent observation],
fl iOUgh the bottom of a glass tumbler, he
tilted forth In the best possible humor with
himself and everybody elem. In this condi
Lion, It Is alledged, he fell in with cue Tom
N ithaus and a negro wench named Aun
/Suttees, whom he took to a lager beer saloon
RaSbetly alley, where after • imbibing sun
'4l' glasses of that delectable compound, he
retired with the wench to some locality not
stated, and the consequence was that on Fri
claY morning he found himself minus the snug
Kliu of tour hundred and thirty-five dollars.
This was rather more than the jolly lumber-
Luau barganied for, and not fearing an expo
turn, he laid his case before Justice Beader,
who issued warrants for the arrest of Tom
Nathan and the aforesaid wench. The [ Omer
was promptly arrested, but discharged'after
Gearing, there being no proof that he parti t e l li
Pated In the robbery. The officers are , a
looking for the woman, HollneB.
FLcCLTLON CLAS3.—We bad the - pleasure on
Friday, in company with a number of our
citizens, of witnes ing an exhibition of the class
now under the tuition of Mr. Alfred Armstrong
in toe important art of elocution. The per
formance of the young gentlemen was exceed
ingly gratifying, and they displayed a-proficien
cy which we would scarcely have expected in a
class which have been oaly six weeks eugaoed.
for an hour each day, in th • study of the ph as
iug branch of elocution. The exhibition W.is
novelty to moat of those present, illustrating,
as it did, the elementary principles of correct
speaking and gesticulation. Mr. Armstroug,
in his system of instruction, goes to the root of
the matter, and his aim is first to develop the
voice and secure a proper intonation and artic
ulation, and then to teach the pupil to accom
pany the delivery of his thoughts with appro
priate and graceful gestures. In this, we
think, he has succeeded admirably, and if his
present pupils will but remember and apply
the instruction they are receiving, it will prove
of incalculable advantage to them if called in
the future into the arena of public life. Mr.
A. should be encouraged by all who wish
their children to become good reedits or
speakers.
THN IBvnx FIBIALN COLUMN COHNINNOICHENT.
—The annual commencement of the Irvin Fe.
male College, at Mechanicsburg, last Wednes•
day evening, was a very interesting affair.—
The Baccalaureate Address was delivered to the
graduating.class by Prof. R. D. Chambers, and
the annual address by G. W. Chalfant, of Me
chanicsburg The commencement exercises
were held in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The honors of the class were announced
by Prof. Chambers, as follows:
The Classical Honor to Jane M. Weakley,
The Mathematicial Honor to Susan A.Adams.
The Belles Lettres Honor to Alverda M. Gera.
The Musical Honor to Ida H. Porter.
The Honor for Deportment to Martha A.
Bowman and Mary E. Redden, ex-quo.
The degree of A. B, was conferred on the
graduating class by Preskieht Marlatt.
The self-possession of the young ladies, who
made their first .essay in public, was highly
commendable, and the style of their composi
tions reflected much credit on the able faculty
connected with toe institution. Not the least
feature of the occasion, was the aapearance of
the procession as it wended its way from the
College to the chutch, headed by the Harris
burg band, which discoursed most excellent
music. To see sixty young ladies, uniformly
draped in flowing white drapery, their eyes
lighted up with the excitement of the hour,
and their faces wreathed in smiles at relief
from the thraldrom of school-life, or the pros
pective pleasures of vacation, is a sight not of
ten witnessed, and may be better imagined
than described. At the close of the exercises,
the procession returned to the college, accom
panied by the .band, who, after dining at the
college, favored the students and visitors with .
several choice pieces of music, and returned to
Harrisburg in the afternoon, apparently much
pleased with their trip, and leaving a very fa
varable impression, from their gentlemanly
conduct, no less than the music they had fur
-1 nished for the occasion.
In the evening the President and his estima
ble lady, entertained a large number of invited
guests, among whom were the members of the
Bethoven Club, of Harrisburg, who gave addi-
tional zest to the festivltleS, by their admirable
music. The exercsises were of the most inter
esting character throughout, and were attended
by a large number of strangers, among whom
were several of our own citizens.
SOMMTHING error Sam Itruamo.—The sound
of a bell has more or less alguitioance, accord
ing to the judgment or inclination of the per
son ringing it. The church bells of this city,
ringing every morning at the same time, pro
duce an effect at once so harmonious and at
tractive, as to awaken the wonder and admir
ation of every stranger. A merry peal of bolls
creates a sensation of pleasure, and quickens
the thoughts of any one who is susceptible to
sweet sounds.
Bells have a language that is understood—
being interpreted by usage for generations past.
Rapid, regularly successive strikes indicate
an alarm. A slow, measured stroke at greater
intervals gives a melancholy sound, and an
nounces a solemnity. Abell affixed to a re
volving axle and rung with a wheel, produces
an irregular stroke—that is, a hard stroke from
the effects of the force used in ringing, fol
lowed by a lighter one, produced by the fall of
the bell to its normal position.. A bell so ar
ranged and rung rapidligives a merry sound,
and portends an occasion of joy ; or, rung with
lees speed and more business-like regularity, is
well understood as a call for meeting. A bell
not rung with a wheel should never be sounded
either fore calling a meeting or expressing joy.
These well understood principles are in some
places extended to answer local purposes. Thus
in our larger cities, the citizens can at once tell
from the fire bells—not only the direction, but,
by the greater or less rapidity of the stroke—
the distance of the fire.
All this is well understood by every man,
woman and reasoning child among us, and
the question is naturally asked, why we are
daily inflicted by a violation of a custom so
famillies to every oae. Some of the fire bells
in this city are tolled most dismally, in time,
and out of time, and altogether treated like
new toys by children. We have in mind a
bell persistently hammered upon four evenings
uut of five this week. The sound emitted has
no meaning, but is like the gutters' of a stam
mering imbecile. Now tolling solemnly as if
a funeral cortege were passing—then two
quick strokes—firs South Next a rapid suc
cession—general alarm, followed by all kinds of
strokes representing anything from a funeral to
a burning brush heap.
We can tell of at least one case of the pain
ful effects of this excess of dismal sounds. An
invalid, whose reason, for days is flickering be
tween extinction and restoration, has its first
dawn of returning light, shaded by the sound
of a funeral bell. And, after a twenty-four
hour's wandering of the mind in darkness, its
first return to its throne is again greeted by
the same sound and again banished.
Fire bellkahould be used for no other -pur
pose than that for which they axe intended.
It cannot be pretended that a neighborhood
should be annoyed, that a few members should
be reminded of a mettiug that they know
of as well as the officious bell-riager. Besides,
it is impossible to ring a call, properly, on any
bell not revolving. Will the nuisa nce be abat
ed by the appeal to the judgment of eur Vire
menc or j ahrtst the Ott 040! be asked tardri.
fins this matter by an ordinanm
Pettnepluania irOctifir tilegrakftiontiag Morning. 'um. 30, JB6
A STATED meeting of tG Friendship Fire
company will be held in their hall this (Monday)
evening at the usual hour.
Tom lis Nic of the "Excelsior Club" at
Haeholen's woods to ddy, promises to be large
ly attended by the beauty and gallautry of the
city Omnibusses will run every ten minuter
fro .0 the city. An efficient police force will be
prcsent to enforce order.
CHLORIDE OP Lime as AN INHECTIOIDIL —Ding
ler' 8 Polytechnisches Journal says : "In scattering
chloride ot lime on aplank in a,stable„ e nll
kiridwoeflieri,AnCinocieatiectallf biting flies,
were quickly got rid
,pf. Spfinkling beds of
vegetables witli-leireli t i week solution of this
salt, effectually,presprvea them, from.caterpil
iticgithiY,l 446,1 etc. o .lt has
the same effect when sprinkled on the foliage
of fruit trees. A paste of .One part of powdered
chloride of lime, and one half part of some
fatty matter, placed le a narrow band, round
the trunk of the tree, , prevents insects from
creeping up it It has even, beenuoticed that
rate and mice'quit rti which certain quan
tity of chloride of lime has been spread. This
salt, dried and finely powered, can no doubt he
employed for the same purpose as flour of sul
phur, and be spread by the same means."
A MODEL Etrramasamorr.T.-Among the many
improvements lately made in our city, to which
we can point with pride as an evidence.of pros
perity and as a determination on the part of
our business men, no longer to remain 'behind
the " light house," is the completidn 9rEby
& Kunkle's large brick building at, tits corner
of Market and Fifth streets, which is alike
creditable to the owners and ornameritatto that
part of our city.
The building is not only one of the largest,
devoted to the grocerY business, outside of New
York, hut the stock chtliengea mapetion.—
Without going into detail, we. may safely - say
that the firm , keep on hand everything usually
kept In a grocery store, - (liquors excepted,) and
that they sell at very. ; small profits. Their
clerks are civil and accommodating, and have
strict instructions under no circumstances whet;
ever to Misrepresent or take advantage of any
customer. A general levitation is extended to
the public to visit the new building and exam
ine the extensive stock,.whether they purchase
or, not.
$6OOO Demme woe= or Nzw 000D8 1-400
pair of mitts direct from, auction, at 26, 37,' 50,
62 and 76 cts.; 1000 Ladies' , white collars, at 10;
20, 30, up to 75 cts. Gteat bargains.l 600 new
hoop skirts for 60, 62 and 76 cm., up to - i s2,so—
in ,town ; the' largest assortment of
low priced dress goods—all prices. 100 pieces
white brillants ttt cts,; somelet 15 to 18
cts.; 60 dozen of shirt breasts: at 121 cts., 20,
26 and 37 cts. extra cheap. 200 dozen Of La
dies' white stOckings, at 121 and 16 cts. A
magnificent assortmentef embroidered cambric
band,and cambric ed,ging an 1 insertings, at all
prices. 50 dozen of linen pocket 'kerchiefs, at
121 cts.; also hemstitched 'kerchiefs. Whole
sate 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 promise to sell
goods at city prices. S. Lawy.
We also received 10 dozen of real German
linen pocket handkerchiefs for gentlemen—a
very scarce article ; also 20 pieces of white and
colored straw matting,.and 6 pieces of new car
pots from auction ; 5 pieces of black silk at all
prices. S. Law:.
TELEGRAPH OUT OF TOWN
LIST OF REGULAR AGpiTS.
The DAILY MORNING AND EVENING
TELEGRAPH is sent every Morning and after
noon, by the earliest trains that leave the city
after its publication, to the following •
REGULAR AGENTS:
•
ALTOONA—Theo. B. Patton.
ANNVILLE—G. W. Hooverter.
BELL'S MILL'S—John Campbell.
BLAIRSVILLE—Wm. Behan.
CHAMBERSBURG—George Tuckey.
CARLISLE—George M. Bretz.
COLUMBIA—John J. Sayler.
CLEARFE[LD—M. A. Frank,
DAUPHlN—Jefferson Clark.
EBENSBURG—Ed: James:
ELTZABNUHTOWN--John G. Mellinger. , .
GREENCASTLE -- 1 1 d. D:Detrich.
HUMMELSTOWN—Chas. -Dipner.
HOLLIDAYSBURG—A.-F. Diffenbecker:
HAGERSTOWN—O. • Swingley.
INDIANA—Henry Hall.
LOCK HAVEN—J. D. Stratton.
LEBANON—H. H. RoedeL =• ,
LEWISBURG—SamueI Slifer.
McVEYTOWN—J. Crisswell. •
MIDDLETOWN—George H. Lenhart.
NECHANICSBURG—WiIIiam'Tate. •
MECHANICSBURG—J. Eminger. -
MOUNT JOY—James'Dysart.
MILLERSBURG--B. G. Steever.
MIF FLINT° WN— Weidman & Littlefield
MAPLETON STATION—Dr‘ Gettys. •
NEWVILLE--W. R.- Linn.
SHIPPENSBURG--Kelso & Hinkle. •
SELINSGROVE—Jeremiah Crouse.
SUNBURY—J. Wopagt flia .,
WILLIAMSPOAT; & Lundy.
WRIGRTSVILLE—W:
YORK—J. S. Boyer:
BE WISE W. TIMES!
Do not trifle with food It sin, Cionotaltioc and Cho
ir you art , sufftWixtg With 'any:Librium for which
HELBBOLD'S. , EX-1141107 BUCHU
is recommeoiled . '-
TO" IT lilt IT r TAY IT I
It will Cure you, uavo Long Buffering, Allaying Pain
and intlainaticm, and will restore you to
Out out the Advortlaemont In another column, and ca
or send for it.
BEWARE ofi..-prIIVIERFEI2S
Ask for IPlmbold's. Take no Other
..Oc7REf, GUAR4N.74Ep.
mYlid2ol • • •
HAIR JAYR, I HAIR DYE I t
Wm.
The only Harmless andlHellable Dyer Known 1
All others are mere imitations, and should. be avoidod
if you wish to escape - ridicule.
ORBT; 11211D , Oft RUSTY .BAIR • dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black., without the least
i n jury to .Hair or Btrin;
nYTEEN„Mr.DAIO AND DtrLOILL9 bays been awar
ded to WarA. BthOiIII.OR BRIM 18 9; and over 200,000
applications nave been made tb theludr of the patrons
of labs famous Dye.
W. A.BATGHBLDR'S HAIR DU produces .a ; ,color
not to be distinguished from nature and 113 weaniarrar
not to Injure in the leant, however long It may be contin
ued, POI 14311 effects of bad Daesiemealled. The hair
Inv p lara ts - fortse by obis sidewild Dye, which is prop
erty applied at No. 16 Bond Stibeeleaw Writ.
tp 41,4 catia, and tom oLtne United States, by
Diiildigill4uhtrAn•4.NSlshi.- Lisa.
Vele_BoutlYgo,blut.,th%alin?...4.lWlllllM,A. _Batchelor, !'
tiniiiiadrifOikiti ar ,vn th e 'l6.
eid etoft es u r va L io4.. -, ;uric",2ll,
Wholesale Faotory, Sl i antgeoymia,
ootild&wly. Late 289 Broadway, .w erk
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expense,— -
and no Exposure.
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ttr 2timertistments
1 7761 JULY 4th. 18621
FIRE WORKS!
FIRE WORKS!
%INT RIECOLIVAID AND ME SALA LOW
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
JOHN WISE'S
Fruit it Confectionery Store,
THIRD STREET, NEAR WALNUT.
FIREWORKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
ROMAN CANDLES,
SKY ROCKETS,
PIN WHEELS,
MINES,
SERPENTS,
GRASS HOPPERS,
PULLING CRACKERS,
F'IRE'CRACKERS,
For Waving, burns at once a Red, White and
Blue Fire—a new and beautiful article.
Together with an innumerable quantity of
smaller Fireworks, all of which can be purchas
ed cheaper than elsewhere.
je2s
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY•
TIIST received at Bergner's Cheap Bookstore,
e) a large assortment of Flags—all sizes, from
4 inches to 10 feet,
FLAGS FOR 1 CENT
FLAGS FOR 2 CENTS
FLAGS FOR 3 CENTS
FLAGS FOR 6 CENTS.
FLAGS FOB 12 CENTS
FLAGS FOR 26 CENTS
Flags of any size not on hand will be fur
nished to order at the shortest notice at
BERGNER'S.
TO NEW YORK 'AND BACK
FOR SIX DOLLARS.
EXCUSION TICKETS
Will be issued at the READING RAILROAD
DEPOT, from
Harrisburg to New York and Baok,
Via READING, ALLENTOWN & EASTON,
Good from Saturday, June4Bth, until Monday
July 71h, 1862 1
AT SIX DOLLARS EACH.
With the privilege of laying over at any inter
mediate Station, in either direction, between
the above dates.
J. J. CLYDE,.
General Agent Reading Railroad, Harrisburg.
JUNE 24, 1862. je2s-dtjys.
WM. KNOCHE,
93 .Market
,street, _Harrisburg, Pa.,
I" I A _NT
NEW ROSEWOOD PIANOS, from the bee
makers, from $2OO upwards.
MELODEONS.
THE BEST MANUFACTURED INSTRU
MEETS, FROM $45 to $lOO.
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Flutes,
Fifes, Drums, Banjos, Tambourines,
Violin and Guitar strings and musi
cal meiohandise in general.
SHEET =SIC. •
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS always on
hand. Mask sent by mail to any part of the
&pantry.
OVAL, SQUARE, GILT AND 110SEW00
FRAMES,
Suitable for looking glasses, and all kinds o
pictures always on hand.
A tine assortment of beet plated
LOOKING GLASSE S
Frciin imallest to' lergest
A 6, etyld oti fratne made to order at the
shortest notice.
febl9-wksly
'S If G RI..
100
of all BBLS. Sugar (Refined 'aid Raw,)
grades; and kinds just received and
win be sold at tbe lowest nudist pricey.
je2o DUCK, JR & 00.
. ATTENTION FARMERS 1
0 CYTIIES. BNAPH3, GRAIN CRADLES , °HAKIM, &WM& STONKI and 'RIPLES in great
v.riet4 to be bad Qin" at
' GILAIRHP.3 Hardware Store,
jell-dtf Opposite th t . Cotirt onse
SOHIEFFELLII BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND DEALERS in Fancy Goods, Per-
L thmery, km. Also agents for the gale of Reflood
Petroteam, Illuminating Oil; superior to any coal oil •
famished tit airy quantities at the kiviest market rates.
170 and 172 William Oreet
a27d6m] - NEW YORK.
.
illJail.A. :JELLY.—A large supp y. put
‘,,T, rewind by wM. DOCK, Js. &CO.
Harrisburg, Pa
INCLUDING-
PROCESSION TORCHES,
(Burn Three Nouns.)
SOFT CASE TORPEDOES,
HARD CASE TORPEDOES,
MAMMOTH CRACKERS,
LADIES' UNION 'FANS,
JOHN WISE
FLAGS FOR 40 CENTS
FLAGS FOR 75 CENTS
FLAGS FOE $1 00
FLAGS FOR $2 60
FLAGS FOR $6 00
DIM= U
WM. KNOCHE,
98 Market street
2mustments
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE!
7 UESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TRIIRSDA P,
FRIDAY AND SATI,RDAY:
JULY Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th and sth,
AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 4th.
Y . M.A_N - I
THE INC.)IiPABABLE AND LNCOMPHERINSHILE
WIZARD AND VENTRILOQUIST•
w . perlormauces far surostes lo pint or mystery
and t rigluality all the Hiodoo Fakirs and oth r Criental
NeorOmanGe , a, Prt , tentot in the startling annals of Efab
ierie. ProfessortWlL wAN wi l mike the Invieible Von
tole, and compel men, women and ot3er objects to appear
11,nd disappears at pleasure, and in Ins SEVEN DIPTItit-
MOM VOlO6B represent a whole Congrese of Nations in
hie own person.
Bla Experim , nte will be given In the spacious Poom of
the above named establishment, and will embrace a
varied se est on from his copious catalogue of entertain •
ing novelties.
ADMMI tN 25 eta.
CHILDREN 15 "
ORCHESTRA CHAIRS 50 44
Doors open at 7 o'clock, Performarax com
mences at 8 o'clock. je2B-d6t
DENTISTRY.
TA. GEO. W. sriNF„ graduate of the
Jr Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, tutvingp ar
m .uently located In the eitylif.Barrisburg and, taken the
°film fornierly o,ll3iipleol by Dr. Gorges, on Third street
l'cl:weau Market and Wainut, 'rasped fully Informs MS
friends and the public to general, that ho is p repared to
perform all operations in the Dental profesalon, either
:lorries or mechanical, In a manner that shall: not: be
t..1•1198.5ed by operators in this or any otiie, city. His
mode of Inserting artidelal teeth is upon the latest
proved scientific principle
Teeth, from oue to a foil set, mounted on fine Gold;
Silver, Pintina plates or the 'Vulcanite Base.
I take great pleaentre to recommending the above gen-
Demo to all my former friends of Harrisburg and vi
cinity, and feel confident that be will perform all opera
tions in a scientific ni‘nner, from my knowledge or hie
ability. Dzkya dtfl F. J. 8. GOitilks. D. D. B. -
FRESH BUTTER
AT
MARKET PRICE.
NATE, RAVING fitted up a large Refrig
erator, and having made contracts with some of
our most .elitsolo farmers to tbru`sh us with fresh And
sweet butter regularly, will be enabled to supply our
customers with sweet fresh ice cold butter at all amen.
my 29 WIC DOCK, Jr. & CO.
PHIS BEST GOODS FOE THE LEAST MONEY
A. HUMMEL.
Dealer In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every
DESCRIPTION
and at all
PRICES_
Next door to the Court Ilonse e l
MARKET STREET.
Also a general assortment of TRUNKS, VA.
LISM and CARPET BAGS, at the lowest
cash prices. mar2B-d3m
REMOVED.
JOHN B."SMITH
HAS removed hie Boot and Shoe Store
now the corner of Second and Walnut streets to
NO. 108 MARKET STREET,
Next door to Hayne's Agriculture Stare, where ho intends
M keep all kinds of Hoots and Shoes, Gallen', Ace., and a
large stock of Trunks, and everything in his line of bu
siness -, and will be thanxtul to - receive the patronage 01
his old customers and the public in general at; his new
place of bu.iness. All kind! of work made to order in the
beat style and by superior workmen. Repairing done at
short notice. [apiltilf] JOHN B. SMITH-
FIRE CRACKERS, Fire Crankers just
received and for asile'cheap' by'
NICHOLS k BOWMAN,
Jel4 Corner Brant and Market istreets.
LIXTENBI.VEstock of White:and Brown
.
Sugars of all grades, and, very lojust received
and for ante by NICHOLS & - BOWMAN,
Corner Front and Market streets.
CALL and examine thee° Cheap Sugars
lJ lbepreservint , at NICHOLS & ,BOWMAN,
je2l 'Corner Froi,tised itirket streets.
ANTED 11Siti EDIATELY —A. few
V Machinists and Blacksmiths. Enquire at the
my2o•du 'HeItitISBURG GAR SHOP.
j
VRESII Lemons and- Raisins, just re
°dyed and for sale low by
• •
lel4 Coirier Front and Marketjareets.
BLACKING I
itifASON 'Si' ‘CHA_LLKNGB BLACKING. 1
/11.1.00 Gross, &worm& eisea,just received, and for
*teat Wholesale price.,.•
dell _
W 1141:, WIC% Jr.. & CO.
LYKENS VALLEY NUT COAL.
1J r, received a full; supply of ,Ilykela
er:Valley Nut Coal, delivered by the patent' weigh
Carts. Lear Bala by JAMES 11, MAULER.
Dt•D Ft-Wad, liotuiuy, Beaus, &c.
dt..4OHLN , • . •
FP set, M. t:, .is 1
kinds of Nous, at JoEIN WISPS Store, Third and
Walnut. awl
ARdETt .- .IIAII I—Ten tierces of theseJ justly Relebratt4lmpt . timed hams, resolved Ann
or sa•emu large or small quantities
• . - WM DOOL JR. &CO
SODA Biscuit, City. Crackers, just recew
ed and for ea .e by NIGH LI &BO MA
~ r C orner rrookind Market stseets..
ASUPERIOItiot of Dandelion and Ili D
Caw, for irole!itt..the Kt4re of JO A N WON. v
BOLOGNA,
A SMALL,
.but . verji superior lot of
11 Bologua sausage just received, by
Jr..* 29 WM. DOCK, Jr. '& Co;
°ALL aed see those vice and cneap Su
gari.- for preserving, Ate., at
NIChOLS S BOWMAN,
jell Corner Front and, Mayon s.reets.
(ILASS Jars for puttis& fruit the
gut:: celebrated 111114114 patimik:tbetrin- tattibla Ind et.
feetea', wsrrauted to give s .t erection, just received and
for sale by NIOELOUS & BuYittAir,
Jel9 Corner front and Market street.
POMADE ILONGROISE
OR Prxißa
MOUSTAC HES,
je6 KELLEZ , 3 yRIIGSTORRc
CHOIOE.FIGIS in 134 .(3Aztoons, jus,
tePellrALata for wile by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
je2 K corner Front soil *Aa woe
_
IVEWBOLD tHAMS.— small l
theseNerlebrated IfiailiztTereived. CaLiel
1& 2t WM. BOOK, Jr., 00.
X tn) 7thertisenunts.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?
THAT IS THE QUESTION
'tIHE Proprietors of the "PARISIAN
CAB NW uF WONDERS. ASATOMY and NUR
CINE'' bane determined re t ardiest; of e=Pense,to keno
fre-, (for the benefit of suffering bumaulty) port of
their mut instructive and i-teresting henturea on Mar
riage and its Biagualificatkoos. Nervoos Debility, Prema
ture Deci meet asanhcod, Indigestion, Wealtnesa or Da
prrsiston, latm of energy and Vont Powers, the Brett
mai Evils, and those t diets wbic't feral from'youliti
ful foLfei Excesses of Maturity, or Ignorance of Pius!.
elegy and Nature's Law. These invalunbte Lecture,
bac. been the means of enlightning and giving thou
s tods, and will be forwarded free on the receipt of four
stamps, by ad homing SECRETARY PAttumw•CAutuar or
ANATOMY AND MIODOLNI, 563 Broadway, New York.
jel9-dly
EDGEHILL SCHOOL
rEINCETON. N. J.
Rev. JAMS P. Hoeing, A. M., t p r i nc i pa l s.
Rev. THOS. W. CAITILLL, A. M.,
PHIS Institution, founded in 1829, is
designed to prepare boys thoroughly for college or
fcr a business life. The buildings are large and commo
dious, and the grounds embrace more than thirteen
sores. Both of the Principals dtyote their whole time •
to the Eeheol, aided in the department of Instruetion by
competent teachers
She military instruction and drill, (under the charge
'of an experienced instructor,) le arranged so as not to
iMerfere with the regular studies, occupying a peat of
the time eppropria'ed to exercise and recreation.
Pupils are rei.eived at any time and charged only from
the date of ado isslun. TERMS:—SI2S 00 per session of
five months.
For circulars, or further Informslion, address either of
the Principals. Neereace 10 also made to the Rey. Mr.
Cattail, Banisher*
From the Rev. Dr. Hodge and the Rev. Dr. McGill,
.Profettors in Use Ihroinyleal Seminary, Princeton,
I hava for several years born Jotinntely acquainted
With the r.ev. Thomas W. Citk-11. He hue hart charge
of two of my eons, and I can solely .ay I hove never
mown •ny one In whose fidelity sod devoti•'n to his pu
:pits, I have eqn d coollience. He Is a good scholar and
a snuressiul teacher. I know no one woo has a greater
facility in grlolog the love of hot echolAre or who exerts
over them a better Influence
, lam aware of the responsibility in ape king in such
terna of commendation of a teacher; but lam a Waded
I am doing nothing bit 10114110 just ,a to an ea:silent
man, in using the language which I have here em
ployed. CkIARLEd
bays great oonfidatoe in the Rev. Jas. P. Hughes, as
a te•Cher, both n his aptness to give irstruction, and
his tat i n edminot•auon of diacirdne. 1 have had two
suns under his care, ant from ihe most careful obeerva
thus lam free to reconimead the gdgehill coleool as o e
or tafe sod thorough instruoilor
je 4 dim of 1.3 i AND RT. w'firlf, .
INSURANCE.
Illarhte, Fire and Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
NSIIRANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA.
OF PHILADELPHIA..
Incorporated 1794—Charter perpetual
Capital and Assets
DIRECTORS
Arthur G Conlin, Samuel W. Jones, John A. Brown,
Samuel B. Smlin, Coarlee Taylor, Ambrosia whim,
John R. Neff, Rleha-d D. Wool, Willi on %velar, Wil lam
E. Bowen, James N. Dotson, 8 laortis Wall; John
&see, Ge oree L Hotrri.on, Fr etc s R. ()toe, Int,and H.
Trotter, kidward S. Clarice.
ARTHUR O, CuF •IY, President.
CHARLES PLATT Secretary.
AB central agent far tit waive name . company, the
undersigned is prepared to take fire dike on any pa t
of the stale of Pennsylvania, either annually or perpet
ually, on the most lavorab le terms.
Office Mire street between Walnut and Strawberry
cloy, Be ke's row
WILLIAM BUEHLER,
listr.sour lg. Pa.
job dly
WM. 8. PARKEI//aL,
PLUMBER
EEO
GAB FITTER•
Third Street, next door to the 'Telegraph Printing
.
_ _
t.i.TORES, dwellings, churches, public
kJ bath:Mm, factories, ku., tilted up with gas, load air!
Icon pipe Ins woraman lute manner. Hydrants, Wash
beams, Bath Tubc, 1 ift and Force rump; Water Closet 8,
Lead and Iron Pipe for water, gas and steam. A share
of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Al! work
pr• mpiiy attended to. my3o43m.
STRAWBERRIES.
Strawberries by the Quart, Chest or Bushel.
ORDERS sent through the Post Office,
or left at the lower Diarkei, on Wednesday or Sat
uruay mornings, will be promptly a tended to.
Also they can be had at the place at any hour of the
day, fresh picked from the vines.
KO atone Farm and Nursery,
Immediately below the city,
ie2 J. MISS.
B. G. WHITMAN. ALEX. JOHNSTON.
E. G. WHITMAN & CO.,
318 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
MANUFACTUNAS OF
FANCY AND PLAIN CANDIES.
DICALIKR /N
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, 140.
ja18•dlm•
0 YES ! OYES!!
DESIRING to rest from the active oaree
of trade, I have pealed the st.re into the hauda of
al. son John T. Inswinger, who will coninue the busi
ness as heretofore at the Auction Store, No. St, corner
onfecond and Chestnut streets in this city; where I
would rave:Aft:illy call the attention of my friends and
the public generally to my large stock of Dew and second
hand Clothing, sew and second band furniture and an
endless variety of useful articles, all of which will be sold
at the lowest auction prices. Cash will be piaci for all
articles in my bile of business.
N. B. Crying galas, seljng horses, vehicle., sleds,
real estate, and all other property will be punctually at•
tended to upon reasonable terms, by call.ng at no. 24,
corner of Fecond aul chestnut streets In taw 017.
JOHN T.BNIMINGHB,
City f wqloneer.
Je'VAlm3taw
NEW MARBLE AND STONE YARD
HENRY BROWN
"LAVING opened a MARBLE AND STONE
YARD on Quad Street, near Obeetuut street, oppo
site the P nnsylvaola BaHroad Depot , ta. es this me hod
of Worming the citizens of Harrisburg an i vicinity that
he is prepared to do all kinds of marble and atone work
in a superior manner, and on the most reakode tale terms.
je , o.llldcos
GREAT ATTRACTION.
CALL at No. 75 Market street, where'
you will find a large and well selected stock of
plain and fancy Confectionery of all kinds. A great va
riety of toys or every de-nription, Ladies' Wort &amid
and Fancy Baskets, Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Daios and all
other articles generally .444 iu a coornalonary and toy
store. Receiving fresh supplies uve , y woes.. Cab and
examine for yourselves. Will. li. WANOONER,
aprlB-d6m P oprietor.
PRESERVE JARS
IN)
JELLY it -LASSES,
(AF all sizes, patterns and prices, just
Iv received and for sate by
Jen WW. WOK. Jr & 00.
Dr. WM. R. DE WITT, Jr.,
OFFICE
SECOND STREET ABOVE LOCUST.
Jel dlm
100 PERCH OF GOOD
BUILDING LIME STONE.
FOR HALE AT TOR
- KEYSTONE FARM.
my27•dtf
NEW Patterns (y Coal Oil Lamps, with
all the reeent.y iinpro66l.l berme a I,r sale by
hICitOLS & BOWMAN'S
corner F.-Int and M •ruw:
in , l9
OIJPERIOIC Quality of Imperial and Black
Tea, for sale by_ . NJOBOLS & BOiVitAN,
mY2 2 t!serener Front. sad Mt. ket streets.
DANDg L
10 I a VOY SS ! — A Frtah and
Urge supply of this Celebaaea coffee) net mewed
oaa
by WM. DOOM Jr., & u.
$1,200 000
PHILIP KNSMINGKIL