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Dumas, abc., to :secure insertion
in t h e TELEGRAPH, mind invariably
arroin carded with the CASH.
.1114 ertisements ordered in the regn.
Evening Edition are inserted in the
loosing Edition without extra, charge.
HARRISBURG, PA.
Wednesday Morning, July 16, 1864,t
A lIFAVY shower of rain, accompanied with
1,1.0 , T and Ughtning,cassed over our city yes.
afternoon, giving a delightful coolness
~, atmosphere.
PEOPLB AB& COIIING.—A number of del
tsrs to tbo People's State Convention have
ady arrived in town, and others are coming
oery train. The ,Conventipn meets in the
till of the Hoose of Representatives to
vow, and will be largely attended by re
;:czt ntltives from every county in the State.
DIE HARVEST HOME celebration at Cold
s in , es to-morrow, promises to be very
: v .z.ly attended by citizens of this place, and
;.timer from the surrounding country, includ.-
in: Twiny ladies. The price of tickets for the
;mil trip is ninety cents, instead of fifty cents
ieviously advertised.
NTRIOTIC CONDI:JCL-A number of the citi r
i.sa of Euston, Pa., have each contributed the
sum of one hundred dollars for the purpose of
ni•int: a volunteer company for the wars Thts
is a movement in the right direction, and we
hpe to see it extended to this city„ I Wholtvill
be the first of ten of our citizens to contribute
toe hundred dollars for a similar purpose?
Tur Fll7ll RESERVE.—The numerous friends
,f Colonel Fisher, late Lieutenant Colonel of
the Fifth Rwerves, will be pleased to learn
that he behaved with great gallantry in the
',cent 'battles befora Richmond. He went
hrough the conflict unscathed, though in the
hottest of the fight. The report that he , was
br taken prisoner, arose from the fact
s l at hiS horse becoming entangled in the 1111-
leijroWth, he left him run and went Into the
fe4i on. foot. • . ,
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Sozrneas IN Cntuton.—A large num
ter t' wounded soldiers in the hospitals at
CZ, Curtin, who were able to to moved, at.
te:,ltd divine service in the Locust Street Meth-
Episcopal Church last Sabbath, having
bon carried to and from the church in omni•
ba, provided for the purpose by several patri
otic and benevolent members of the congrega
llon. The soldiers occupied eligible pews, and
qe ethed to he deeply impressed with the ser
mon of the eloquent pastor, Rev. Mr. Moore,
which le spoken of as being a masterly effort,
replete with religious truths and patriotic allu
d
ACCIDENTAL DROVING OF A MEMBIR ON TED Lo
cum CAVALRY.—Me telegraph qa . l.lll4flY
formed 1180 f the death of Lieut. David Niesley,
who was drowned while bathing in the Barron
doer, at tiowshig aieen, Ky., being arriaid - wiik
-imp while in the water. lie was First Lieu-
Alt of Capt. WaltlXiatia :company, attached
: the Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry, Col. !QM
,vws, and was ualvercilly loved by all who
ao: him, especially the men of the company,
.va suffered a great loss in his death.—
pmeed through hare on the Penneyl
- road last Fridiv:end was , conveyed
t his mother's reotdeitce, nearalaytown. . The t
! , I ,, ‘i Wag drowned: on. .Saturday bight a
wk, but the body wart tint ionnd till Sunday
ruing, when, after .seiveral • ineffectual at
t.:lwo, it was brought tip by a boy of 12 yeah.
bge va6 about 24 or 25. '
SIIINCLASTLIL MOVIMENL—We observe by our
txchau,g( 6111. rt in consegnetioe - ofith9,enarOWY
of change, , a number of : cities said: torroughs*
toe Northern States are agitating the .expedi-
Enty of i , oting corporattorrixiterriif a less de-
Lorton .tiou than one cledhir : tte authorities of
S:wArk, New Jersey, have already, authorised
Re ibsue of fifty thousand. dollars-4m small
ute., and by the Phial urg : Chronifls2Le see that
'4- butchers of Allegheni city hamefrint4-.811
talon for issuing sortps-tbilie' funt%nt* of
1: 030 in notes of the denomirtfitioth ofitiv*tY
cot.. The membemof the association are
le furnished with this 13CLipt pi t trfp per cent
stare par, which islo be appropriated to the
r, Ling of the notes and other necessary ex-
The Chronicle does not state however,
.•uir this association .is to overcome the law
ibiting pivot() individuals irom issuing
r Lutes, under a heavy penalty.
~ .^1 Orrice FRAILTIIS.—The Patriot and Union
morning exhibits again its personal ani
,lty against the Postmaster of this city, by
;411,1,iu g wilful and malicious falsehoods, and
!- Ittrai a g that its mail subscribers are served
'alp Irregularly. For,the purpose of .showing
cara bah3cribers that the fault, if any exists,
kot at the Post Office, but at the publication
office itself, We will merely 'mention one fact
vrtik a twrret this very morning, Tuesday, July
15: the paps ts.ned this morning and.intended
to be scut di by the mails which leave here at
7/ and 8 o'clock, were not deposited in
the Poet Office until 8 40, or nearly two.hours
litt er the mails had actually left, and • among
the lot thus sent to the office, two' different
Pa‘ks were miseisrectai, and had to be returned
agilfl to the nice for proper direction.
It is a6o well known to the editor of the Pa
- 1-I,A wal Union that their press was out of order
"'r' early a whole week; that their weekly p a -
Pr, usually sent to
-the Post' Office on Wednes•
dap was riot received at the office that week
t„til Saturday afternoon, after all, the mails
tA,I hilt for that day; and owing 'tot thislde•
their paper was delayed on some routes
”e er six days; and yet all this delay is charged
the Postmaster. We leave this matter now
elr own subscribers, whir have no doubt
~ lained of irregularity, to say, whether the
l a at the Pust Office or at the publics
nice. These are facts we stand prepase4
t;., prove by living witnesses engaged -- 111tb
unit and Union office, and we dare B : 4
bowel! to deny t hem—Daily ef yearsVrpt,prumpi
Tun ANDIBBON THOOP.—Since our :previous
notice of this gallant body of Pennaxlyanians,
we have ascertained that their present location
is Huntsville, Alabama.
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Thouraxtrrtsr.—A Western retxtrter gives the
fAlowing description of a confl ignition :—The
devasting element, unscathed with floods of
water, belched forth' 'its crimson tints and
spr e.rd the fiery flag of devastation over entire
squares, unchecked by the superhuman exer
tions of the fireman, who seemed like lost
spirits in the hall of Pandemonium, 88 they
flocked around the terrific spectacle.
A Naw °prim WONDER —Mr. Henry Craig
has invented a little microscope of great power,
which is so simple that a child may use it. The
lens is of novel construction, magnifying about
100 diameters or 10,000 times, and owing to its
simplicity, it is invaluable for physicians, scied
tlficmen, students and schools. The instrument
only costs two dollars, thns being within the
reach of all in the community, and it should
be on the table of every family. They are for
sale by E. S. German, Religious Book Deposi
tniy, No. 27 South Second street.
Fannin Scumor,.—Our readers are referred
to!the advertisement of the Edgehill School,
Princeton, N. J., found in another column of
Ibis morning's TELEGRAPH. The estai.lishment
has the reputation of being one of the very
beat institutions in the country for the educa
thin of young men, and enjoys an extensive
Va.tronage. The Principals of the institution
are Rev. James P. Hughes, A. M., and Rev.
Thos. Cattell, A. M„ the latter a brother of
Rev. Mr. Cattell, of the Presbyterian (0. S.)
Church, of this city.
THE RESTRICTION or TRAVEL TO OLD
.PoINT.—
ds there seems considerable misunderstanding
on the part of persons desirous of visiting Old
Point or Norfolk in the regular Government
line of steamers in relation to permission to
travel in them, it is advisable to publish the
regulations, which are easily understood : All
persons attached to 'the Quartermaster's and
Commiseary's Departments; all agents employ
ed by the Government ; fathers and mothers of
wounded soldiers ; persons employed to furnish
meat and provision to the army and navy—pro
viding they produce evidence either from Major
General Dix or Captain Goldsberough that they
are employed as such. It will be seen from the
forgoing that the restriction will exclude the
representatives of the press from proceeding to
the seat of war by the line of steamers from
Baltimore. Within the past ten days a num
bei of correspondents of newspapers left the
Peninsula for the purpose of going North, and
upon reaching Baltimore were unable to pro
ceed further South.
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IN TOWN. —Lieut. Horace Porter of the Regu
lar army is in our city, on a flying visit to his
father, ex-Gov. Porter. The Lieutenat looks
remarkably well, after having borne the fa
tigues, the hardships, and the dangers of three
hard fought battles in South Carolina. It will
be remembered that he was the hero of Fort
Tu i laski. He personally sup.rintended the
plarAing of the batteries around the rebel
works, and had the honor of personalty — tring
the first gun upon the rebel fort, which he bit
with telling effect. Lieut.• Porter is ordnance
officer upon the staf f of Maj. Gen. Hunter, and
was chief of ordnaoce for Gen. Benham's expe
dition on James Island, to Secessionville,where
our troops fought so bravely against treble
their numbers. The Lieutenant speaks highly
of the Pennsylvania volunteers now in South
Carolina, and says they are distinguished for
thqir universal good conduct, their courage
and their bravery. Harrisburg has one com-
Psny among them, commanded by Captain I. S.
Waterbury.
The Lieutenant is bearer of despatches from
Gen. Hunter, and will sail to-morrow for Hil
ton Head, from New York.
We predict.for the brave and gallant Porter
a sPeedy promotion, and a glorious, career.
ORGAN GRINDIMS.—Who does not remember
the joy that used to thrill his juvenile bosom,
when the notes of the hand-organ burst on hie
earl, and how swiftly he ran to the meat corner,
whin.° the boys had already congregated, to
hear the musicand see the monkey. . The finest
opera could not have afforded half so much
genuine delight. In after years, where we have
put away childish things, we often spend vast
same to gratify our musical tastes, we patronize
expensive concerts, we talk learnedly of the
merits of the "Sopranae" and ."Contraltos,"
and "Bassos," but who would not give them
all for one hour of the exatio pleasure that he
seed to feel when the.organ grinder came. to
,Lookiogfroa► our window, as we write,
we See a laughing throng of children, crowded
around a stout man, in a blue shirt, who is
vigorously grinding out the air, "Gay and
HatTy. i ' They are clapping their hands in
joyius glee at the pranks of the monkey.
Nimbly climbing up .a tree, he sports for a feW
minutes among the branches, then, at a signal
from his master, jumps down, takes the prof:
fertal penney and seats himself on the top of
the organ, with an air of grave and solemn
dignity to the ineffable delight of the juvenile
spectators. Viewing a scene like this, how ir
resittibly are the words of the ancient song
'brought to mind,
' 0 would I were a boy again.
When life aeem'd form'd of sunny years
And all the heart that knew of pain,
Was wept away in transit nt tears."
:Tbere are many persons who'turn up their
very arisotocratic noses at these street musi
cians, but ue must confess that we do not
share in this prejudice. Their music generally
coronets of simple, popular airs, which "plait,
folks" appreciate. As a clan the organ grind
ertt, are simple and inoffonsive. They are nearly
all Italians, and are never known to settle pet
manently in this country. By traveling from
door to door with their music, in the course of
two'or three years, they pick up a few hundred
dpllars, with which they return to their own
sunny land and spend the remainder of their
dale in comparative ease and affluence, i n
kali country where the climate is so mild and
plt, and where ,everything grows almost
r v
4taluSini ' kr U take* itl4.4ttle.to oonAutuk an
.ble fortune. I: 1.--.lr-.0:
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MILITARY STRAGOLRAIL—We 'still- observe a
number of able bodied ; healthy soldiers prome
nading onr streets, notwithstanding their pre
serve is urgently demanded elsewhere. Some
thing should be done to put an end to this,and
have all who are fit for duty sent to their regi
ments. In Philadelphia all who are fit for
duty are Vcked up the moment they shovy
themselves, and hurried at •once to their. re,
spective regiments. The Press states that
within the past four weeks some five hundred
have bet n collected from the 'streets and hosi
pitals together, and ftrwaid, in charge of
officers, to their respective ‘commanda., Not
only privates, but all o ffi cers -who are fgund.
there' • • ilithent '-to join
their regiments forthwith, on the penalty of
being reported and elisulittsed from the service.
Since this work commenced atoarlsed de9resse
of uniforniti islribierved •bi thlistreets,Auli Were
a similar course adopted , here it would be at
tended with similar good effects. : r •
RECIZIPP Fos Maxim TArrtitas.—Take a
handful of the vine ealled Gadabout , the same '
quantity of root called Nimbletonguei a sprig
of the herb call 4 fear flowers of
the very common shrub called I heard, a table
spoonful of Don't-you-tellit, six drachms of
Malice, a few drops of Envy—which can
be had cheap at the shops of Miss Ta
bitha Teatablo and Miss Nancy Nightwalk
er. Stir them well together, spice with a
little Says-she, and simmer them for half an
hoor over the fire of Discontent , kindled with
a little Jealousy, then strain through , ; the rag
of Misconstruction, and cork up in- a bottle.Of
Malevolence, hang it upon a thread of street
yarn, shake It occasionally for few'days, and
it will then be fit for use. Let a few drops be
taken just before walking out, or when 'ex
pecting company, and the subject will be en
titled to speak all manner of evil, and that
continually.
A REKDRIALTI7IL—We refer our readers to
the advertismeot of our friends S. Ward &Co:,
headed "Arrival Extraordinary."
Mr. Ward, so well known in Harrisburg as a
director of nivaie, has opened wnew musio and
picture frame store, at No. 14 Market Square,
next to Colder's stage'office. W. & Co. possess
unusual facilities, buy goods for' - cash only;
and manufacture frames themselves t and. have
also the exclusive agency for the sale of the
unrivalled pianos of Steinway.& Son, of New!
York, undeniably makers 'of - the very' finest'
instruments in the country, and. (judging from
accounts from the great Exhibition in Low.
don,) in the world. Also,' sole agents: for the
sale of Grovesteen & Hale's low-priced pianos,
which, although made 'in the best mender;
with all - the modern improvemente, roseirixid
casts, overstrung bass, Irreuoh - grand , nr.ction,.
&c., &c., and warranted in emery respett for
rive years, itre sold at the very low 1410 of
$l5O and. .upwards. the , meltxleons, school
organs' sod harmoniums of .Prince & Co., the
unit and largest manufacturers in the United
States, are now for the first time introduced
regularly to Harrisburg purchasers. W. &
Co. have just received a remarkably fine-toned
school organ, 4a- octave, (being i octave larger
than all other makers,) black walnut case,
Y.3ry neat, for only $BO, equ-+i in power and
brilliancy to melodeons usually sold at $l5O.
& co. also pay special attention to the
regilding of old framee; and make to order oval
and square portrait and large, mirror, frames.
Altogethery the establishment of Ward & Co.
is worthy rind Will no doubt
.recelie the pi
tronage of the public
.
A MODEL Ee*stniamatir,--Autcrog the many,
improvements lately made in our city, to:which
we can point with pride as an evidenca'of,PrOtil'
perity and as a determination ou the y 'part
our business men, no longer to remain behind
the " light house," is the completion of Eby
& Kunkle's large brick building at the corner
of Market and Fifth streets, which is alike
creditable to the owners and ornamental to that
part of our city.
The building is not only one of the largest,
'devoted to the grocery business, outside of Mew
York, but the , stock ch Menges comitetiai
Without going into detail, we , may safely say
that the firm keep on hand , everything t uaturily i
kept in a grocery store, (liquors excepted„), and
that they sell at very small' profits."
clerks are civil and amoromodating,Wpil.baye
strict instructions under no circumstances What
ever to misrepresent or take advantage of any,
customer. A general invitation is extended o.
the public to visit the new building and e;rifM-,
ion the extensive stock, whether they purchase
or not. •
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HARRISBURG CITY AND SALM D1.GT119.0
suspension of specie payments by the banks. me
suspension
1837, placed the business community in the
same position in reference to small' chanke,thjit
they experience now. The borough - fiithers,of
ye ancient town at that time, came to their aid
by issuing small notes: What say our ki t ty'
fathers now? We mention thia 'matter, for,
their special consideratiok 'and event 'of
small notes, the cheap 09 , ,:1390dit:Itouse of
Union & Bowman will be a goodjilitce,tp ex
change them for goods. .
86000 Domaas wouxa °Env, cJecintil:-.400
pair of mitts direct from auction, at 25;37, 60,
62 and 75 cts.; 1000 Ladieewhite collars at 10,
20, 30, to'76 cts: Greattargains I 600'new`
hoop skirts for 60, 62 and . 7s cit. , tiP tO - 8210—'
cheapest in town; the 'largest nesortment of
low priced dress -goolis 4 -411 pttitied t aOO pieces
white brillants at 121 cts.; some at 16 to 18
eta.; 60 dozen of shirt breasts at 12/ cts., 20,
26 and 37 cts., extra cheap. 200 dozen of La
dies' white stockings, at 121 and 16 cts. A
magnificent assortment of embroidered cambric
band, and cambric edging ani insertings, at all
prities. 50 dozen of linen pocket 'kerchiefs, at
12/ eta.; also hemstitched 'kerchiefs. Whole
sae buyers we would invite to our large stock
and, as we have a buyer In NeW York, whtibteys
only at the large auctions. We promise to 'Bell'
goods at city prices. B. Afar!.
We also received Jilt' dozen of`real 'ClermUll
linen pocket handkerchiefs for gentlemen—a
very scarce article; also 20 pieces of white and
colored straw nii4tlng, ancl 6 pieces of new car
pets' from anelionl; ikpiemer of black silk at all
prices. 8. Lsw-r.
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HARRISAISSIONFOICSA.LE •
Tg.is handsome property recently °cell
'pied by tam vaff YLVANIs &Lim g
14 offered for Wal. It La welt suited idtair for ie Jude
Redidenee or a It ardine Echxd, being supped With gee,
water,l,tedb beatnr,, range,•,eto.. .11e ground
cowslip ya;n t able,frue Trete aakeibrubbory.- , Tll9 igeee
er,ff lunfrainsaidia giveniiithin reisonable
time. For terms Are. apply t
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Brown,B • - Miller, M
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Doer, M ; , Prier, li
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Fisher, S Bahia, E B
Fisher, K,
Rice: M C
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Hamilton, LE. !aurally, J A
Harris, Snyder,ll
Hides, 0./1 - t Smith, D T
"HdYmond, 3 Belem, W
dackster, Z Btevenum, J D
Eiseman, L W
.di Son f H.L. Snomeinger, J
Hillegas, J Swicitaut X
Hollingsworth, 18higrans,
*saint, Sirlj
(Anion, J A - t; Bizoski B
kitg, nto 16, lar32
&shier, N Weed, H
Tornberg, C Williams, A
Trevor, J Willie, J A
Truran, J C Winiau.rnee, A C
Troup, S Willoughby, J D
Unger, T WlL4ers, U
Verner, J Wof dcock, J.
Wangle, J Wonder's , . D
Wanner, Ai Wo , d ward, E P
Warren, T S Wright, W L
Walters, H H Wright, R E
Wachendorfer, J Yohey, J N
Weiss, J Youen, J
Weidman, J Zeigler, S A
miLITAR, LIST.
Amey, A )I..enedy, W
Brady, L Painter, H
Brockway, C R.dclinc, J
Connelly, M Hobbies, U
Freeman, Snrg S D Bowan, W J
Fox, W H ' Smith, J
johmon, J
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please sly they are advertised. One cent
due on each.
MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY.
BACK PAY, BOUNTY,
PENSIONS, SUBSISTENCE &c.
EIIGENE Snyder, Attorney at Law,
office, Third "reel, Harrisburg, Pa), ll attend
to toe collection of infitsiy dtaimn , briar!. "the act of
Assembly, of April 'B, 1882 Back pa'S of liscbarred
and decesssd soldiers. t'ounty under Act or Congress.
July, 22, 1881. Pensions and'claims for subsistence, 60.
Jylo 08m
EXCURSION TO COLD SPRINGS.
ON THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1862.
A good string Band will be in attendance, and danc
ing, with numerous other amusements will miliveri the
day. Ilefreihntents will he served up during the day.
TICKETS FOR ROUND TRIP 90 CTS.
The train will start from the depht at seven o'clock,
stopping at the McClellan House, itockvlde and other
po nts for paiseogers. jS 8 dtd
TIN WARE AT REDUCED PRICES.
LYMAN GI`LBERT..
-- Markel &reel, Cory of River Alley.
r I FFERS for fWe the largest stock of Tin
Sheet trim Ware In Ban isburg.
. Aar Pelee! lower than eho eof any other e stablish
= nt. The newton co. 6 . 0 , 11 keepers we! o purch'iea to
sell again it bierted. All work warranted. jelt-dtm.
SOME of the best patterns cooking stoves
are to be bad at the Oheao Tinware and Stove Fa
tabhabment of Lyman Oh be' t, Market street.
FRUIT CANS,
fIF the best patterns, Glass and Tin con
1 4.
1 MAUI on hard at Hyman Gilbert's 11n IA are Man
afaetory, Market street
WATER COOLERS.
A NICE assortment, cheap at Lyman
Gilbert's 710 and Sheet Iron Ware Marlow. ory,
Marko strata. Jel7-dlm
(ship)
ATTENTION FARMERS
SCYTHES. SNATIIS, GRAIN CRADLES,
RASPS, 804rFIR STORM and RIVAS In great
v.riety, to be bad eliltAP at
GILRERTA Iltrdwar, Blom
jelo-dlf Opposite the Court ;- ouse.
REMOVED.
JOHN B. SMITH
ITAS removed his Boot Mid' Shoe Store
41 fromthe corner of ginned and Walnut streets to
_NO. 108 ArAR.K.E2' STREET,
Next door to name's Agriculture rtere, where he intends
to keep all kinds at Buena aNt Shues,l4alt..rs, &0., and a
large stook M Trunks, and everything in his lice of bu.
slates ;and will be thanalul to receive the patronage 01
his old customers . and the !public in 'general at his: new
plaCe of btisinese: All kinds of Work made to order in the
best style and by superior workmen. Pepairing done at
Short notice. fa prtid tf] JOHN H. SMITH.
(ship)
PURDON'S DIGEST
itAS JUST BEEN PUBLIBITE'D;
A N EN EIRE new edition of this, well know.'
A& Law Bunk has just been issued. It is now
dietinguished by the following superadded
features : The laws contained in the various
annual Digests published since . the date of the
eighth edition (I 858) have Deco incorporated in
the body of the work. Many thousand new
authorities have been,hited ; report of the
revlsbrs of the Penal'Code has been embodied
in the notes to the various sections of It, and
the appendix contains : for the first time, the
Acts of Congreis fur Athe. Autheuthation of
Records, , ,and the Statute of Fraudulent Con
veyances,-with full and elaborate mites of the
decisions explanatory of them. The work has
been prepared ; by;.the,:learnedr editor, Mr.
Batoany, and its freshness and s . permanent
value will be preserved by; the continuation of
the annual Digests, which have given so much
satisfaction. For sale at
.=
je2.B BEHGNEIVS'BOOKSTORE.
FLY. P.A,Ix.ER. ,
FANCY COLORED Paicer, ready cut, for
covering 1 osktng Glassea, Picture Flames, &o.•
Union and other new patterns for sale at
,!,B.RattiNeit'S,OhlhAP BOOK TORE.
VANILLA BEANS''
WE are offering tor, sate a splendid
(molar or Vanilla Bean at low prices, by the
pound, ounce or singly.
1941.1111. 1 8 DRUG ;TORE r
91 Market :Arent."
FRE'toni.mi , ,l and ;Raisins, just re
°dyed and for sale low by
lat HOU & BOWMAN,
Coroer Front And Market streets.
FAKE FLOUR.
WE INVITE the attention of families
who
BAKE TiltlE ONN BEEAD,
to our stoct of Flour. We have Jul!, received
SEVENTY-FIVE BARRELS
of the choicest ( White Wauet) •St. , Louis , Yleur pun
the Weit,,to Miner &fiords. • • • = • •
We guarantee ay gy 114gret otibig kill to be eftiet
ty sui or or. Dem]; ~ •Vitie, • O:4K, .;`s co.
LIIBRICATigGbii . kr alflimAs of ma
awry, id q unvenieni r e.ageo, tor oak, very tow
by - baCkluLd & BOWMAN,
jel9 : °Drew Front and 19.41 ml etreet.
CALL and examine tu ass new jars - for
Fruit., the best, cheip-st and Wake test in in market,
for tali by NlCistaiS & tiOWMAA,
jOl9 • Corner Front nu Markel
DANDELION COFFiaj—A Fresh and
lugs supply' of this Celebrated Coffeei nst receivsd
by &.'
SALAD OIL.
Altn
'irtge supply of fresh Salad. Oil, in
large and malt betting, and of different bnsnde
Mgt received and tv sale by
DOCK, Dr. k f/J.
FIRE CRACKER:E.' by the . obest or boa,
j e st received and for sale by '
NICHOLS& BOWM4N.
jal °Omer Front and Market streets
11. 4 1 .X.Lcsal. FAMIL a coulee lot
otExpri, Family, ylsoir, all TiralqapPo3:ly bbs.) or
ladle i~cei~eil .".f51G23/lir
1 17 dthiAA
10/0 dxner trams and #440; streets.
ME
No) 2tbsertistmenta
GEO. BERGNER, P. M
A 'UNION HARVEST HONE
P I C-N I 0,
Will be held at
COLD SPRINGS,
STOVES! STOVES ! !
THE NEW'EDITI.ON
PRICE $5 00
fliiKtlieMtollll.
EDGEHILL SCHOOL
PRINCETON. N. J.
Rev. JAMES P. Huaues, A. hl
' Pripuipals.
Rev. Tuns. W. CAW:. LL, A. M.,
THIS Institution, founded in 1829, is
cif s , gned to prepare boys thoroughly for coil es Or
fr a bus loses lit:. The buddiors aye 14' ge end rename
di. us, and the grottm s embrace more then th r teen
acres. Both of the rrinril.ale d. V .te their whole time
to the • clued, ai led la the department or losirtuation by
competent teat here
hem littry in-trnetlnn •nd doll. (under the charge
of an expe. ienc d Instructor,) is arr. Et, d en as tint to
in erfere with the regular atonic, '.ccu.h g a part, of
th' t me appropria ed to exercise ant recreation.
'twits are re rived a' auy time a ,d charged only from
the Ow to of ad helot. Titamo:—sl".!s Oti per scallion of
five months
For elreotlars, or further informs - ion address either of
tbeloals 1.4) trent eis also made to the !ter. 11r.
Catlett, liar r labors.
From !he, Rev. Dr. Hodge and the Rev. Dr. McGill.
Professors in the Theoloymat Seminary Priravton, N. ✓.
1 - bar • for eaverai years he. n let m &coda oted
wilt• the cv. Ttomn.3 W. C..t.0 l 4 lie has had charge
of two of my sons, and I can safely .-ay 1 bare paver
...Immo 3. uy cue In who- , fidelity a• d doeott n to his pu•
pbe, I have equ.t confluence. Ile is a good echo' r and
a sue• esevnl teacher. I k , -ow no 0110 who has a gre.l , r
family in gaining 'be love of h^e satin's or who esetto
over them a better influence
lam aw,re of the ze.pumehiligy in spe king in ench
Lerman( commendation of a oractier; bn lam evinned
lam doing tiotham b.t stm.jle just (e to an esuellent
man. in using the language which L have here fl/1.
ployed. CHARLES RuliGß.
1 bays great confider CP in the Rev. Jas. P. Hoghes, u
a leacher, both n big Brute to give It structi.m. end
hii 114 , 1 in the admini.tyation of dweipl ne. I have had two
Bali under his are, ani from the most careful observe-
. _ .
thm lam free to recommend the gegoball rcoool as mid
Or Fafe and thorough ihdtrua.
je 4 dlm•rdjvlbdrmJ FX ND•R T. WI:FILL.
JOHN WIRE'S
Confectionery & Fruit Store,
THIRD STREET, NEAR WALNUT,
lianistntrg, Pa.
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS
ORANGES AND LEMOMS,
PINE APPLES, BANANNAS,
FSE6.II AND SALT FISH,
And veielables of all klads, brought direct from the
Eastern Markets, twice a week,anu nurobsied ean"er iny
go. rional supervirlon, thus enaldidig m• to sell a better
and cheaper article than any in the market.
Or from a dietetics attended o promptly, and
teode de ivered t any part of the city free of charge.
FRE-II CANNED FRUIT = constantly on DlVid Give
me a rail. [j' 2s ] JOHN WiSte.
INSURANCE.
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
INSIIRANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorpoiated 1794—Charter perpetual.
Capital and Assets $1,200 000
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G Coffin, Samuel W. Jones, John A. Brown,
Samuel P. Sante, Charles Taylor, t mbruse Rh te,
Jolla R. Neff. Richa , d D. Wool, Will; tm welsh, Wil lam
R. Bowen, James N. D . ckson, S Lord' waln, John
noon, Ge rge L Barri on, Fr ate s R. Ove, ktlxard H.
Trotter, Edward S. Clarke.
rliult G. coF •:I N, President.,
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
Ais central agent far to al nre n t comuany, the
undersigned is orepared to take Fire 11 Aka in any pa t
of .he -late of Pennsylvania, en her annually or perpet
ually, on tne most taTorab le terms.
Office Third street between Walnut and Strawberry
a ley, Rd ke's row
WILLIAM BUEHLER, .
jelodly lie. rw.u. s Pa.
jell.dlm
DENTISTRY.
D. GEO. W. sriNE, graduate of the
Baltimore College of Denial Surgery, haw ogp er•
nontly located in the city of Harrisburg awl taken the
oillm formerly occupied by Dr. Gorges, on Third street
between Market and Walnut, respect fully iolorma his
friends and the public in general, that he is prepared to
perform all operations in the Dental prolessiou, either
eureka for mechanical, in a manna- th.t shall not be
amp wsed by operators in'this or any ott city. His
moue of inserting artitietel teeth is upon the latest im
proved scientific. principle.
.
Tettb, from oue ur a full set, mounted on due Gold,
Silver, Platintploes or the Vulcanite Base.
I take {mast pleasure In recommending the above gen-
Gemini° all my f.rater Mende of Harriiourg ant
and reel confident teat he will perform ad opera
tions in a scientific m tenet, from my knowledge of his
[my3 dtff F. J. 14. GI) • G D. 8.
WM A. PA.RKHILL,
PLUMBER
AND
GAS FITTER•
nird Street, next door to the Telegraph Printing
Orwa.
i, - ,,jORES, dwellings, churches, public
%j build ngs, factorise, to , tl rid up w.th gas, Ica. a d
Iron pip. le a wOr.uniu Ike Maws• r tlystrAnta,
bas na, Batt Tubs, lifa sd Fore rump, 01 r Clo
send au. Iron s• i e for wirer, gas a..“ seam. A elm is
01 pub is pat °nage is reaped lily suucttcd . All work
pr thinly alt.t.ded to.
E.:O. WHITMAN. ALEX. JOHNSTON.
E. G. WHITMAN & CO.,
318 CHESTNUI STREE7, PILILADELPHIA.
MANUFACTURES OF
FANCY AND PLAIN CANDIES.
DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, &C.
jeld•dlm*
NEW MARBLE AND STONE 1 AB,ll
HENRY BROWN
HAVING opened a MARBLE AND STONE
Yew) on Canal Street, I air Cheituut - meet, oppo.
stk. the 1. nnsylvanis itaißoad D .pat to es this me kw('
of iutorming cliastis 01 klarrtsuur.; .ht t vionit) that
Reis prepared .0 to all kinds of DIM bie and stone w ra
in a suovrior manner, and on the mast reskosante terms.
le“) d2nt*
CAOBB & BLAI ELL'6 Ueiebrated
!PICKLBS, SAULB3, PILESEAVE 4 , &c,, sc. A Large
...cpolTor. the above, embracing every variety, jun re
cipe° end.lor Sale by IL] WM. UOCis , Jr.. & Co.
OOR newly replenished stock of Toilet
, and Fancy. Goods Is unsurpassed in Mao oily, and
,etauag confident of renderitig B.l4ou:don, we would res.
p ectiully invite a call. B.FLLBR,
911 Market street, two doors east of .Fourth street, south
.ilea
'VINE 14
lot of Messina Oranges and other
Foreign Fruits, it/A received and fur sale by
NIUHOLS & BO W MAN'S,
corner Front and Market i.troota.
myl9
Q.DPhIitION. Dandelion Coffee, just re
l..) received and for ed.ie by
IVICHOL,S & B' MIKAN,
Corner Frt•nt and Mare -t stre.te
my2B
riusa invoice of Messina Oranges and
lemons. f,r sale by NICHO .s t k 0 W ,
je3o Coru+r Froui and Ma kw streets. .
plit. general variety of goods for ad
." itietaeg the
TOILET,
t , be found at Kellar's, is unsarpsiked in this city.
91 Masker Street.
NEW ORLEANS
SUGAR!
HE first in the market, joist received
T . sas for sale by
WM.I) CK, J.., & Oa•
; CLARET WINE !:
u[TE are elosiug out a VERY SUPERIOR
V LOC as les. Mao) coat
is g:
WHITE BRANDY
FOR PBESEItVINGPUBPOSES.
A VERY superior article, (pure,), just
A
received and for sale by
).-30 • W.ll. DOCK, 7R. , & CO.
pU,P.t.n.lutt lot of Dandelion ana iii 1
410ogee, for sale at to . e store 01 JO 1 N WISE. MI
lakiAl.kftUßE te the place
to buy EateatAledicious.
tit
WM. 'DOCK Jr &CO