Senat rfrom Michigan yesterday, he doubted
the Nilo , and propriety of such an expose.
Mr. Di.otints, (Wis.,) from the committee
o n foreign relations, repported with amend
ments the bill to establish a bureau of naviga
tion.
object is to superintend the emigration of
an d settlement, and colonization of colored peo
ple of African descent, who may desire to mi
glide to countries beyond tee limits of the
lluited States It appoints a commissioner of
m igration with a salary of $3,000; a clerk at a
salary of $1,800; and two assistant clerks at
$1,200; if. in the opinion of the President,
the duties of the Bureau may require their
service.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The reading of yesterday's journal consumed
half an hour.
Various mess.tges were received from the
Senate concerning the passage of certain bills.
The Speaker signed numerous enrolled bills,
and much confused prevailed.
The bill to divide Michigan into two judicial
districts was passed. -
Hr. STIMBNB, (Pa.,) moved that the Houtle
concur in the request of the Senate to extend
the adj urnnaent till two o'clock to-day.
Mr. Boom, (Mass.,) asked the consent of
the House to introduce a bill providin; that,
on and after the let of August, all postage ..ud
other U. S. stamps shall be received for all
dues less than five dollars, and which may be
received in exchange for U. S. notes. No.pri
rate corporation or bank shall make use of
any token, note or device for less than one dol
lar, to circulate as money. Any person so of
fending shall, on conviction, be punished by a
fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or im
pris.nrueut for six months, or both, at the
decision of the oonrt.
01 jectiun having been made, Mr. ROOM
moved a suspension of rules. Agreed to—yeas
60, nays 88.
Mr Maoris cause to be read a letter from
the Secretary of the Treasury urging measures
and Enclosing the draft of a bill for the object
stated, and also one fur one changing the
weight of small sliver coins.
Mr. PIMPS, (M 0..) briefly contended that the
second clause prohibiting paper issues below the
denomination of one dollar is unconstitutional.
Mr. Cox, (Oniu,) moved .o lay the bill on the
tai le ; not agreed to—yeas 89, nays 64.
The bill was passed—yeas 62, Maya 29.
The House posed jilint resolution suripending
sales of lands of the Kane is Sac and Fox Indi
ana until the 4th of Match, 1862.
A NRESACIE PROM TUE PRESIDENT
was received and teed. He says he has ap
proved both the confiscation bill and the sup
plemental resolution considering them to be
one act. Betore he was informed of the pas
sage of the resolution he bad prepared the
draft of a veto message which he transmit. As
the bill does not touch the p goons o properly
loyal citizens, it Is in this just ant roper. It
i• startling to say that Congress can free the
slavts in a Mate, but of rebels forfeit their
slaved to the government, the nutistion is
whether they shall be declared free to slavery.
He had no objection to the former course.
lu reviewing the other parts of the bill he
says : military commanders should seize and
use whatever real or personal property may be
necessary fur their commands in some way,
preserving evidence of such appropliatlon.
Re also thinks it proper that military com
manders should employ as many persons of
Airican doses rit as may be used to advantage.
The message was laid on the the table and
ordered to be I Tinted.
The lipeAlser also laid before the House a
message from the President recommending that
some suitable ackuowleiluement be made to
Mr. 'Vanderbilt for the gift to the government
of the vessel of 'hat name which has been
doing valuable service. Referred to the COM
mittee on Naval Affairs.
210 house passed Senate joint resolution
milking further apprcrniation fur the current
and incidental expenses of the Indian Depart
ment.
Mr. WIORLIFPIII, (Ky.,) asked leave to intro
duce a resolution, that it shall be the duty of
the Government to a record to be kept of the
manes, ages and sex of all the slaves received
jute our lines under protection of the army,
together with the names of the, owners of the
same.
Mr. liorons.x. (0.,) objected to the introclac
of the resolution.
Mr WICKLIMI moved a suspension of the
mks. Not agreed to ; yeas 68, nays 45 ; not
No thirds.
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED.
NEw Your., July 17
The steamer Daniel Webster, arrived here at
IlriColl toqlity, with sick and wounded from Har
rison', lAnding.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PaiLmmuxubt, July 16
flour in better demand, and 4000 sold at
$4 75 for superfine ; $5 26 tor extra add $660
i 75 for extra family—chiefly of the latter
, ription. Receipts small and holders very
Con in their views. Rye flour steady, at $8 26
aLd corn meal at $215 Wheat in good re
, and sales of 60,000 bushels at $1 283
.7 lor red, and $1 8031 87 for . white.
bushels rye sold et 690. Corn wanted at
. but very little coming in. bats better
c ,, 1150,000 bushels sold at .400. for Peonsylva
-tc and 380. for Delaware. Doff .e In good
I, uulucl, with sales of rio at 21322 and
Kt 23c. Sugars and molasses looking
Provisions dull. Mess pork steady at
755[1 00. Hams at 7f394.. tildes
45 g.i. Shoulders at 4341. Whisky firm
its.
• NBW Yolac, July 17
Flour firm ; sales 80.000 bids. at $4 60(i)
4 63 fur State, an advance of 60100., $6 20
:6. 5 35 for Ohio, and $5 0006 76 for South
'Ll• Wheat advanced le.; *wee 160,000 bus.
at $lO6Ol 10 fur Chicago spring, $l. 10(41 13
Milwaukee ClUb, $1 2201
I.Ves , ern. Corn firm ; sales 160,000 bus. at
o;;i(:i-sryic Beef quiet. Fork steady. Lard
h uu nr Vane. Whisky dull at 84.
BALTIIIMII, July 17.
ant.Fliitt active but unc hanged. Whrat buoy
eon, Os te i.uoyunt. Coffee firm
Wtilaky flrtu ut 3430036*
New York Money Market.
Stock better. C. &R. I. ; Ills Cent. R.
R 6111; Mich. Southern 63i ; N Y Cent. 891;
I 4 '4(1111g 55; Qlil. & ; Virginia Ws
; Mies .uri We 46 ; Tennessee's 60 ; Ken
ky'ho-1i; Ohio's 108; Treasury, 7 8.10, 102 j;
us,
LABOR SAVED!
DY using PUTMAN'S 6 XOELSIOR
CI) Tilid WRINGER, which wriogs Clotho. rye,.
1 4 , ran b e -one by t and, and waugs a bed quilt or
1 , . ' , orchid without limy atter *Goo. Call and examine 1.
'kt sYNE'S AGRICUI VIRAL tITORE,
idndatuwlm 1 thNTR k
O YES 1 O Yhb
DESIRING to rest from the active cares
aJ of trade, I have passed the at re Into the heeds of
con Joun T. r condom, 1,11610 con blue the bust
twit herotefore at the sticSiOtt Store, he. Si, corner
oh . econd and Chestnut ar,ots In this, ray; where I
Iwou pupga ld respectfully cell thu attention of my friends end
,be 4eiter 'llY to my large sleet i/1 neW and second
hand Clothing , sea , and mom d wed furniture, and at
e
, uolcsa variety of usatul :Ws, at of which will be BOW
t he hwr st auctUn prices. Cg h will lys .pittd tor al ,
Witeles In my I no of be,iness.
PH :LP FNSMINAEL
N. B. Prying Ades, Bel lug bore, s, ethic:lo j 814
ee• et ate, and 4 1 ! ther or. party will be puutitieetirat.
,o upon reasonable. tarot% by call .nit at mr. 24 ,
tomer of Facaad and nbeitien meek' In to 8
Jon T. RbinitlNGSß,.
Oily Auctioneer.
ltl2-aut aw
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HAIIRXIBBURG, PA
Friday Morning, July 18, 186'0
HAIM SHIM CRABS, Soft Shell Crabs, Oysters,
Spring Chickens, Corn Soup, Ice Cream, to
gether with all the delicacies of the season,
will be served up at Chester's Restaurant,
under the Buehler House, this evening. It
=I
Fats Atm.—These pretty winged vesper in
sects of summer have made their appearance to
the great delight of eager boys who chase and
capture these miniature-will o'the wimps—mak
ing the twilight sparkle with their gleams ; and
gemming the hours of darkness with diamotid
brilliance. Some old fogies call them by the
vulgar name of " June bugs ;" but in doing so
only prove that they have no eye for the beau.
tiful. -
PEOBABLI Rumor Two Vountxxxes.—A pais
senger in the night Express from Elmira, in
forms us that two deserters from the 28d Regi
ment, N. Y. Volunteers, in charge of a Lieu
tenant, jumped from the train while under full
head way, toetween Northumberland and Sun
bury. As they were handcuffed together at the
time, it is supposed that they were both killed.
They were not missed for some minutes after
the occurrence, and their fate remains unknown.
We fear it was a Jump "out of the frying pan
Into the tire" in their case.
FROM TM EIGHTH RENNOYLVANIA MURMUR.—
We have been permitted to examine a private
letter from Dr. P. 0. Alleman, of Highspire,
in this county, who is acting surgeon of the
Eighth Pennsylvania Reserves. The letter is
dated Harrison's Landing, July 12, 1862, and
was received by his brother in this city. He
gives a graphic description of the seven days
fight before Richmond, commencing at the bat
tle of Mechanicsville and ending at the battle
before Harrison's Landing. His regiment was
commanded by Col. George S. 'Hays, of Pitts
burg, who bad a horse shot under him, and
has suffered so severely from injuries sustained
by his horse falling upon him while charging
his regiment upon a rebel battery, that he is
totally disabled from duty and has according
ly resigned. Lieut. Colonel Oliphant, of the
same regiment, took paralysis two days after
the fight, caused by exposure and over exertion
in battle; he is entirely deaf, and has no use
whatever of his limbs. Major Bailey, of the
same regiment, was shot through the head.
This regiment marched into battle numbering
861 men ; there are but 800 left, and of those
177 are in the hospital. But six commissioned
officers are left in his regiment, the ballance
have been killed and captured. On the two
first days of the battle, Dr. Alleman was in the
hottest of the fight. It was at this time that his
hospital attendants and medical cadet deserted
him, leaving him alone, to take care of the
wounded. Two shells burst by his side, in.
straitly killing three of his wounded, and tear
ing to pieces the body of one of the men whose
leg he was amputating. For four consecutive
days and nights he did not get a wink of sleep
or have a mouthful of food to eat, but was
kept constantly engaged in amputating and
dressing wounds. He writes that a more hor
rid sight than that battle field exhibited he
never witnessed, and hopes to God he may
never look upon its like again. His regiment
was in the first brigade of McCall's division,
commanded by acting Brigadier General Sim
mons. He was close by Col. Simmons when
he received the fatal wound, saw him jump
from his saddle and fall apparently dead to the
ground. He says the Colonel is dead beyond
doubt.
ALL Csa HELP.—While many of the ladies,
misses and little girls are vieing with each
other in their efforts to supply sick and wound
ed soldiers with articles suited to their condi
tion, there are still others who are doing no
thing, and often ask "what can I do?" An
opportunity is now offered where all can do
something r young and old, boys as well as girls.
Edmund G. Harrison, Dr. Benjamin Smith and
commissioners appointed by Gov. Curtin to
take care of the sick and wounded soldiers
from Pennsylvania, have issued a circular and
sent it to many 'persona with the request that
they will act as agents in the matter of pro.
curing the various kinds of trait, which are
ripe and ripening at this season of the year,
and to prepare them by drying, making jellies,
wines, &c. The circular calls upon "Farmers
and others having any kind of fruit suitable
for drying and for making jellies and wines,
and families willing to prepare them, to report
to some one of the agents." They request
that funds be raised by contribution to buy
sugar, pay bOys for gathering the fruit, and
prepare the articles without delay, before the
fruit rota or dries up. In many cases boys will
be found patriotic enough to gather fruit gratu
itously, but Mr. Harrison has set the example
of mine some boys who in ono day gathered
one hundred and twenty-five quarts of cherries
at a penny a quirt. In the evening he assem
bled some of the neighbors, who set about
beefing and drying them. Currants should be
made into jellies or wine, both of which are
greatly needed. Here a direct appeal is mace
for spotifio articles which nearly every one has
growing upon their place. Dewberries black
berries, whurtleberries, &., maybe found grow
log wild and can be gathered in abundance.—
Blackberries make an excellent wine, which is
very beneficial in complaints of the bowels,
and to which the soldier is subjected, owing to
the bad water he is obliged to drink. The
plan of neighborhoods and schools getting up
pie nics, for the purpose of getting fruit, is re
commended, and 18 an excellent one. Pleasure
and profit will thereby be combined. Will the
people organize for this matter at once. Thou.
sands of bushels of cherries will soon rot upon
the trees if not gathered, and by gathering
these and preparing them fur the soldier yoa
are serving your country. It is a much earlier
matter_ to give a little time and money to the
service of the eoldiere, than go to the battle
field and subject yonnielf, to be maimed Jor
life orieven killed. Hy**#:.'little liaro,
heriff'it'honzemany bfairii4bilow's life may
be saved.
Pamegivintia itktitg itttest - 4, 1:1•11rap 4ttaning, . blip 18, 1862
THE Hanvzsr Homo AT COLD SPRINGS. —A
large number of our citizens, including many
ladies, left town yesterday to attend the
Harvest Home celebration at Cold Spring, Le
anon county.
DAMMIII BY TIM STORM.—The storm which
passed over this city on Tuesday "last, be- ,
came (lure, a tornado in the neighborhood of
Churchville, some three.miles east of thiiiPlace
The bent of Mr. Wolfe was' unroofed;' large
trees were broken asunder and shocks of grain
were thrown down by the violence of the
wind, And scattered in all-directions.
Pic-Nice To Ooit , osr,-,The pic-nic season
has fairly set 111..1' number: . have already "come
and gone," and !t h ere. are :oth'ers' an the way.
The'fClioriing =to be' next upon the
list :
Citizen Fire company- on'' the 22d 'inst., at
Hahenlen's woods. • • '
For the benefit'of the families Of ;the gal
lant volunteers at Haehnlen's woods on the
24th inst. •
A GOOD Mont.—Columbus Lodge of Odd Fel
lows, at Chambersburg, have adopted a plan
for getting up a fund for the relief of the sick
and wounded soldiers that is highly commend
able. It has been agreed by a resolution adopt
ed at a recent meeting, that,the members con
tribute each a certain amount, to be applied to
the above purpose, at the next regular meeting
of the lodge.
DI:63BBING lifortvarrr.A few mouths ago,
during the prevalence of 'the black Measles,
and other fatal diseases, the Rev. Mr. Pressler,
residing near Fishersville, in this county, at
tended one hundred and fifty funerals la the
course of about six weeks. Some of them for
want of time on the part of the officiating min
inter had to be deferied to the silent hours of
the night.
Hauvasr.—During the past week the firmeis
of Dauphin and counties have been
busily engaged in gathering their harvest. The
weather has been favorable, and large quanti
ties of precious grain have already been hOnsed.
The yield is all that the moat sanguine could
expect, except in a few instances where the
crop was injured by the fly. •
AMIDE:NT. —An interesting little girl aged six
years, daughter of Mr. Byrun, residing• at the
corner of North and Second streets, was acci
dently run over by a wagon yesterday while
crossing State street, towards the store of Mr.
Garrett, whither she had been sent by her mo
ther to make some purchases. The child re
ceived a number of severe cuts and bruises, but
none of a very dangerous character.
Rnrusszo.—G. Net Loamy, a member of the
Lochiel Cavalry, returned to town Wednesdy
night, 'direct froaiKentucky. Mr. Leanly par
ticipated in the fight between a ;:portion of his
regiment and the rebels, near Tompkinsville,
Kentucky, of which he gives a very interesting
description. He was among the prisoners cap
tured by the rebels, and released on parole.
Mr Loamy witnessed the death of Lieutenant
Sullivan, of this city, and assisted to perform
the funeral ceremonies over his remains.
ma CI . TIZEN Fins COMPAHY'S Pic Nic, which
is to come off at Haehnlen l s woods on the 22d
inst., promises to be one of the most pleasant
parties of the season. Extensive arrangements
have been made to accomodate a very large
number of , people, and the utmost. precaution
ary measures` have been taken •to prevent
drunkenness and disotder. The refreehinent
stands will be under the immediate superin
tendence of a committee of . the company, who
wane that the privileges are not imprOp'erly
used. In fine, the m•rnagers have left nothing
unturned that will tend to the comfort and
pleasure of those who may favor them with
their presence on the occasion.
NORTHERN drarrnAL RAILWAY.—The ordinance
introduced into the Prat Branch of the Balti
more city council, by Mr. Sauerwein, a few
days since, providing for the completion of the
Northern Central Railway ,to Tidewater, was
last evening passed by that branch'. L_lt was
amended so as to give , the, company.until the
81st of December, 1867, to' complete it, agreea
bly to the provisions of OrdinanCe No. 57 of
1854, and if not so finished the latter ordhutnce
to•be of non effect. It also provides that the
President and Directors of the Company shall,
within thirty days after the apprOval,'of• the
Mayor of the ordinance, signiry their acceptance
thereof. By the measure they,are required to
hold forever its chief offices, namely,-the offices
of •the Treasurer, Secietarf; fi l ittairititendent,
Master of Machinery and Mester of transporta
tion in Baltimore, and that, the regularmeet
ings of the Directors and elections Of officers
shall also be held here,' arid that the'piincipal
workshops of the company shall be established
within the limits or one mile of Baltimore.
A MOM ESTAmisaluirr.--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 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,
devtited to the grocery business, outside of New
York, but the stock challenges competion.—
-
Without going into detail, we may safely say
that the firm kelp on hand everythiog nasally
kept in a grocery , store, (liquors excepted,) and
that they self at very detail tfirofits. 1 heir
clerks are civil and accommodating, and have
strict instructions under riticlicumstances what
ever to misrepresent or take advantage or any
customer:. '4 gone* invitation is extended to
the ptiblic to visitthe new building and exam
ine the extensive stock, whether they purchase
or not. • .
Atom nu Sas Bossn.—Amidst the chang
ing tortunes of success ordisaster.to our coun
try, whose laws are violated by bad men and
bad measures, the cheep dry goods firm of
Mich . & Bowman continue to,pursue, the even
tenor of their way. In this connection, we
ttolar tOisgi,A ll l4, Mr. Bowman,
ofOhl Bior:,,hasjust, returned from the Bea
BostitAtijtkal tiisOrtiOritofrn kiwi&
for •tle WQIICA ; M I weather :eta be:
open for inspection during the y, the
south east corner of Front and Market.
=cm=
I==
A Patriotic Anthem.
for Vie Telegraph.l
Rouse, ye sons of freemen,
Of partiot sires of yore,
Who gave you charts of freedom,
They purchased with their gore!
Bold traitor arms assail,
Now, our venerated laws—
Rouse, your country to defend,
0, consecrated cause !
Shrill Bunker's deadly fights
And shall Monmouth's bloody plains,
And.fierce Saratoga's, too,
Have been for trs in vain?
O'er Atlantic's water,
Strong foes look threatening on.
Shall jealous malice triumph,
:Shall traitor cause be won?
Arouse, men, 0, rally!
•Hasten where your standard calls !
Honor to the brave who fight, .
'But gio4 his who falls.
For riglitainiduey firth,
Sternly smite each traitor band:
Jiistice, law and liberty,
And thou, God bless our lead.
- Wesoorr
HARRISBURG, July, 186/
Tag Prom or. Camsau. Comm, in conveu
tion assembled at - Ebensburg, nominated the
following ticket:
Congress =A. A. Harker, subject to the deci
sion of the district conferees.
Assembly—James Cooper.
With a full county ticket embracing midi
dates for the usual local officers.
$5OOO Dorsauts wham or NEW Goons I-400
pair of mitts nirect from auction,At 25, 87, 50,
62and 75 ots.; 1000 Ladies' white collars, at 10 1
20, 80, up to 76 cgt.. Great bargains I 600 new
hoop skirts for 50, 62 and 76 cts., up to $2.50
cheapest in town ; the largest aesortmeut of
law priced dress goods—all ptiqts. 100 pieces
white brillants et 14 cts.; some at 16 to 18
cta.; 50 dozen of shirt breasts at 14 cts., 20,
26 and 37 cts.,extra cheap. 200 dozen of La
white st ockings, at 14 and 16 cts. A
magnificent assortmentof embroidered cambric
band, and cambric edging an t insertinge, at all
prices. 60 dozen of linen pocket 'kerchiefs, at
14 cte ; also hemstitched 'kerchiefs. Whole
tsald 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. LEWY.
We also received 10 doses of real German
linen pocket handkerchiefs for gentlemen—a
very scarce article; also 20 piecels of white and
colortd straw matting, and 6 pieces of new car
pets from auction ; 6 pieces of black silk at all
prices. $. Lsvry.
TO TH YOUN4 OR OLD
Male or Eforeale,
If yon have bean so Werona . 'rein beo.t Indulged In by the
YOUTH OF BOTH ,8121 ZS,
WHICH CAUSK SO 111 , NY ALAR WHO SYMPIDHS
It Unfits them fur itarrive,
And II the grew" t ova Which can befall
MAN OR WOM AN.
See symptom% enumerated In adirerttsement, and If you
are a sufferer,
Cut out the alvertigensent,
And send for It at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for nelmbold's
Take no other.
Cores guaranteed;
Beware of Counterfeits and kailations. jylB-d2m
AIR DYE I I-I.AM DYE! 1
Win. A. Batehelor's flair Dye 1
The only Harmless and Reliable Dyer Known I
All others are mere Imitations, and should be avoided
ifyon,wish to escape ridicule:
GREY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR dyed Instantly to le
beautiful and nitturalßrowit or ulootz without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MATIALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awar.!
ded to We. A. BATOHILOR emus 18 9, and over 990,000
applications have been made to the hair of the patrons
of his famous Dye.
Wm. A. BATCHBLOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be dlstingeished front nature and is asunnurati
not to injure Itithirliasse, however long it May be amain ,
ned, and the ill effects of bad Ores remedied. The hair
is invigorated for life bithis splendid Dye, which is prop.
erly applied at No. 16 Bond Street New York.
Sold In ail the cites and towns of the United 'States, by
Druggists arid Fanny Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the name " William A. Batchelor,"
and address upon a steel plate engraving, on the four
sides of each box.
Wholesale, Factory, 81 Parelly Bt.,
oct2 d&wly. ,Liattt 289 Broadway, New York.
Nun laburtistmrnts.
BUILDING- LOTS FOR BALE:.
PESIRABLN Building Lots on Ridge
Road and Bose kraals, on reaisonable terms. lror
wailer rartiou'ara enquire of
JOON R. HCOVER, Agent,
)5 , 17411m* South street between Second and Third.
FOUND
AQUANTITY of shoes was found in a
La. buggy belonging to the undersigned, which the
owner can have by proving property, paying charges
ana calling titthel'onnh Streit ',lvory stub.e.
jyl6-d.st. A. MURRAY'.
.
SAMUEL PAGE, of. Swatara township,
~norentous hicatelt at a can idate for the office of
unnny Colt ml stoner, Rettitot to the (it olten ot.the Red
poop .atibounti tNidveriden. He pr. mho If homloato 4
and electol• to discharge the, duties of ad office for the
good of the tax pay eta ot the county. )yle dlw one •
CIIIIIBEMUED VALLEY isitivutp,
FOB YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
dfIitILLIVICSBURG, PA. •
REV, 0. 'FAB & SOD*.
AN ACADEMIC AND' - COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
PromSiPllOxr t 7 rerg b ry er lis l i e t
ot; lat77.6ll4.}AsmvAl":
Cbarge. $76 to $BO per 106111011.
I fir Srnd for a Orem jyl64ltal
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
A LL persons ire prohibited to trespass
A
on the lands .the soden( geed in Lallier Polon
ton hi , alboking lands n tee west ~r Peter Kiwi
ker a, on the south t f Dr. Bmt b „and cn the east or John
Had.agle, caber for lishlngor hunting, and - all parte ni
die erarding tuts settee st I be dea.t with in sixkotance
mal law. ISA:110j - B. W. AV. 04.
WANTED.
INERAL Machinists. A leo a stout:
bo In the olatorsmith sbop. Apj 1 et the
jyl6-dtt. ILAGLAI 'YORKS.
N 0 II E.
. . ratites's Chooco,
cerrot RAshowaso,Jutl.4th, 1662 C
_
TO Jacob Melly, F.HBoyet, John'
wing, Jacob I..pdearxrei-Ml•hael Newmab,ll.ll
Clay, titory Rh; deurmel, tilftll am Brown. Getori'
Yoush I g Michael korai*" John sr loss, A. X. ',top—,
a WI dam ItoFadee.,., A. W. Barr, 0. C. Ramo, 151., :
t. n.l B. F. Etter, tag.'
. . .
asmustuts u-Bethel Church In Fourth rivet In,
the cit f via rutbarg, 'Motto at the taat , oh of Go 4,
level on by virtue or [binary writa of /lira Fa ias'
to me el acts .1, vlda to tnerefore to:madly you ihit
Court of Inquiry for the coed—onation or real pr , p rty,.
willbe.hebret, the the Gla e *-n tho Gig of Hat is
,urg on WM. AY, thall-t thy of - Jul; ibat4,E'at sere
o'ciock P. IL , wh: re you sod wan of may attend If
thinklproper. - J. D.llO .2,
' tyl6 d6t •
MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY.
BACK PAY, BOUNTY,
XENsIoNs,. SUBSISTENCE &c.'
EIIGENE Snyder- Attorney at Law, ,
office., nerd street, Harrisburg, Pa., will attend.
w .ne collection 'of nititary dab* wait the act on
eriembly'at'Aprn .6,, Hie Bole ply or liscbarga4
anditoinity uodor Act of congrecK
fint,i;•22lnter. • ki*Amencamckung Apr
108, Dates, Prunes Raisins
Milo of Nu JOHN ' WIBIII3 Otos; , Third sod
awl
N . gto 22Joertisments.
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY.
A. MAGNIFICENT 7 octave Piano from
STEINWAY & SONS, NEW YORK.
Airco
4i OCTAVE SCHOOL ORGANS,
Price only $BO, Piinise's make beet and cbelpest in
market. Melodeons and musloalmerebandise generally
Picture Warne', a choice au.ortment ot our own make
HE - GILDING
Specially atiand.d to.
S. WARD & CO.,
New Mu& and Frame Store, 14 Market Square.
sir Oall and lee. dtt
DISSOLUTION OF I'ARTNERHIP.
Wsounimo Sept. lit, 1861.
r" partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Jas. L. Sutton and Henry Thomas ander
the name and style of Sutton & Tbomas, in the bodiless
or mini g coal, &O. have thus day been dissolved by
m dual ()queenly which business will be berea , ter o Lined
un by salt Henry Thomas, J LS. L lICXO. ,
,1714.-dat • 11 7 NRY TH. Didn't.
EAGLE WORKS,
Hairisbarg, Petuisylvania,
IILiNTRA,== OR
BOOK-BLIDBILS' RIJI,I2IG-LIIOO3.IND PENS,
STANDING PRESSES,
SAWING MACHINES, PRESS BOARDS,
AND NAOIIINIB FOR
GRINDING CUTTING-MACHINE KNIVES.
Portable Cider Mills antl Fodder Cutters,
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
General Machine Work and Iron and Brass
CASTINGS,
WOOD TUNNIND IN ALL rra BRANcluv,
SCROLL SA WING, PLANING, ETC., PJC.,
f Any Machine of Wood, Iron or Brass
made to order. Gear and Screw Cutting, &c.
HICKOK'S
PATENT WOODEN bCllO.' W CUTTING TOOLS.
fir Cash paid for Old Copper, Braes, 9pelter,
STEAM BOILERS, &O.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
ABOVE STATE STREET.
CELLAR WINDOW GRATES,
Of various Witt'''. both station iry and owingins . .Sgsh
nia and various Whir building atstings; for sale
very ih so at 'the [iny 2 t-ly] 1S 04 WORKS.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY ?
THAT IS THE QUESTION
FEE "Proprietors of the `PARIzIAN
c CAB NKr t,/ WONDE -IL AN sTOIiIY sod M.
ba^e deternalord re; ardlesi of expense, VI 1 ac e
fre., (ro. the benefit of suffering bum.nitr) R of
,heir met instrucdve and i -tares int to :tures on Mar
riage and its Dispaildcationii, Nervous D:bl ity, Prema
ture Declne of wanly od, Indigestion Weakoess or Da
proasion, LOBB of euergy aod Vu.lPdwere. the Orbit
caal Evils, and those Kai idles whic t I enn.t from youto
hd to) les, tamest' of Maturity, or •Ign , rancsi of Physi
ology and Natureia law. These iwelnable Lectures
..av- been tbe means of enbahtning sod awing thou
s , ode, and will tie forwarded free on Lao receipt of four
amtme, by ad leasing SECSE rA sY PARI:JAN Cannier or
&MTV= AND MIDIUNI, i 63 Broadway, New York.
jele-dly
REMOVED.
JOHN B. SMITH
HAS removed his Boot and Shoe Store
.1.1 from the corner of Second and Walnut streets to
NO. 108 MARKET STREET ,
Next door to Haynes Agriculture Store, where be intends
to keepall kinds of liana a"d shoes, Gaiters, &0., and a
large stock of Trani% and everything in his line of bil
abials ; and will be tbaneltd to receive the patronage el
his old customers and the pub& in general 'at his new
place of business. All kinds of work made to order in the
best style and by superior workmen. Repairing ti-no at
short notice. rapildtf) JOHN 8. 83111TH.
100 FERCII OF GOOD
BUILDING LIME STONE,
FOR BALI AT MR
KEYSTONE FARM.
my'27 dlt
FREER BUT TER
MAR, SET PR I 0 E.
UT•
E . ; HAVING fitted up' laige Retrig
orator, ind having made contracts with some of
our most reliable farmers to forweh ua wilkillVlt and
sweet butter regularP; Mil ` be enabled to Supply oar
customers with sweet fresh toe cold butter at all times.
my 29 WM. DOCK, Jr. & CO.
TIN WARE AT REDUCED PRICES.
• LYMAN GILBERT,
Market Street, Corner of River Alley.
OFFERS for sate the largest stook of Tin
• s ee Vieeilion Wire In: EisiriMurg.
Price; towerthan.thote of soy other eitOtblieb -
at at. The custom of wore keepers woo purchtse to
Fooll Ogale is inv,ted. AU work warranted • let-dina•
STOVES I - STOVES I !
spldE of the hest patterns cooking stoves
are 19 be had at Um Ghetto Tin ,ware and Stove ES
At. nahment of Lyman Gllnel t, 'Maraca street. PAT-dim
, FRUIT CANS ,
IF the bait patterns, . Glass and Tin oonJ
&Ally on head at Lyman ettbert's Tus Ware Han
isfactory, Marna street. • jell dlm
WATER COOLERS.
A NIOE assortment, -cheap at Lyman'
Qllbert's Tlu .and Sheet Iron Ware ,Mantlee ory;
Marko Jet7-dlm
SCHIEBBELIN BROTHERS & 00.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
A , ND DEALERS 111 ,m:toy Goods, Per.'
funierk, Ste. - Ala%) agents for the sae ot Refined
Petroleum illuminating till, esnesior to any, coal oil •
furnished inane guanines at the lowest marset rates.
170 and 172 WiUiam .'Street,,
.62 . 7dem] NEW • YORK.
AN.01 . 1kb.13,-.E3tIPPLY OF
MORTON'S
UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS,
BEsr PENS in the world, for 75c, $1 25
El 0, $2, $3, and $4, for sale at
tebl6 y SCHEFFER'S Bwkatore.
PLY-E.:AVER.
FANCY COl,O D. Paxer, ready cut, for'
coverinc I`o.ltug Oki{ tb, Picture F. &Mee t &c.
UPIOII ace other tie+, pattertrt - ror sal, at
.BERUttI PR'S ClirAP 100ED.TORA.
ATT.ENTION FARMERS!
QCYT . RE6,BNit.TRS GRAIN CRADLES,
O.FAICFS, BOY rO.IB .10NBS end in grea
variety, to be bad initiar at
CULBERT -1 .11-rdware Mere,
jelo-dt; Opposite lb Court oust
.r,AttGE and extensive as,orment of
JUI 0 luisware, Includlog Tuz Jere. Goblets, Mates
yowls, &0., &c., sad everythin to , preserving at
DIOR , L • a B WieAN,
,Jel2 Corgi er • Toot lull % , arket vt•eete.
iilbAP Uil ter all kinds - of 'machinery,
k..) in small and ittrge.packages for tittle b
NA:MA*3 at, 11.0W.H.A.g,
j4:19 - Corile'rFroht nd td.trket street.
ARDELL & LEVIN Ed:s, Pickles and
• v :00 f rnim for .ale st, JOHN m v
• -
LI UPoitiOß Quality of Imp. nal and Black
ja Tea, for sale by NIOdOLS & BORMAN,
my 22 -I orner Front and il a ket ebeeta
1 EMONS, raisons, cucoannts &c., just
LA received and tor Bale by
N/OBOLS & P•OWMaN
'• . •
iY/ 5 ' Cor• irsst 6 Fit bleriSt streets.
1 4 FRESH; PISS eveirynieeilay aid Friday
k_atJOLINIVISIPS Store, aOrnoir:oPlifirdAand
nut.. ALA VA?, 11-• A gayly,
qtlis ''"riSNis"l- - rhii - 14 gest and best
Moak, from sl.ooto s4.oo—worranted—at
am= a BOOUTOBI.
MintHaman*.
NICHOLS & BOWMAN ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS,
Corner Front and Market Streets,
HARRISBURG, PENN'A.,
ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
the publie to their taro and well selected stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC FRUITS,
Including-among others,
SUGARS,
SYRUES,
TEAS, •
COFFEE,
f* SPICES,
• ORANGES,
LEMONS,i,BtO.,:&C.
ALSO
FLOUR,
FISH,
SALT,
BACON,
LARD,
BUTTER, &c.
We invite an examination of our superior
NON EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL,
The best in the market in every respect, to
gether with all kinds of
LAMPS, SHADES, BURNERS, WICKS and
GLASS CONES,
Cheaptr than any place in Harrisburg. We keep
on hand always all kind a of
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE
All styles and kinds of
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
at the old stand, NICHOLS & 130 W MAN,
my2/3 Cotner Front and Mar,. et Sts.
HARRIS MANSION FOR SALE.
TEIS handsome property recently occu
pied by the Pig t FSM ILK C LL&I€
l• fl.r,d for sal.. It is well ~tsued a tier f r p l , ato
Re:ldence or a B ars n sx, buns' ruppl ed Write gas,
oyster. bath rams, heater, 'sine, etc. fro grounds
onraln ca stable Fret Treat and shruboery. rue ploCe
wtil be sot t low aed pose. sslon given withla reasonable
date. Fur terms, ats., apply t . .
MRS. A. c. W ►ITGH, or
D c WM. H -LB
•
Exec.otors of Rotate of Rev B. R. Waugh, deed
je24-ecodu
PARSON BROWNLOW'S BOOK.
Is now Out, and for sale at
E. S. GERN.A.N'S ROOK STORE,
27 SOUrn SECOND. ABOVE CHESTNUT ST.,
HARRIt , BURG, PA.
It Is illustrated with a likeness of
PARSON BROWNLOW,
and various scenees that show the spirit of the rebel Nn sod
the sufferings of Mr n men. Cal soon. Sent free of
postage on toe re min of the retail price, El 25
WO. 1 wend*
EDGEHILL SCHOOL,
rRINORTON. N. J.
Rev. JAMES P. Rooms, A. M.,
Rev. Taus. W. Centar., A. M., Principais.
THIS Institution, founded in 1829, is
designed to prepare boys thoroughly for college or
fr a business life. lire buildings are large and commo
'diens, and the grottoes embrace more than th rteen
acres. Both of the Principals &vote their whole time
to the retied, ailed in the department of lastruotion by
competent teachers
" he mditary instruction and drill, (under the charge
Of an experienced lostructor,) is arrauged so as not to
interfere with the regular studies, occupying a part of
the t•me appropria•ed to exercise and recreation.
' Pupils are reueived a , any time add charged Only from
the ante of ado lesion. TiRMIE—SL26 00 per session of
Ave months.
For circulars, or further information address either of
the Principals. Ite'erence is also made to the Rev. Mr.
Cattell, Harrisburg.
Prom the Rev. Dr. Hodge and the Ben. Dr. McGill,
Professors in the Theo loyical Seminary, Prinadatsa
I have for several• years been intimately acquainted
with the Hey. Thomas W. Cattell. He has bad charge
of two of my sons, and I can safely say I have never
known any one in whom fidelity and devotion to hie pu
pil'', I have equal confluence. Ile is a good scholar and
a sueressful teacher. I know no one who has a greater
facility in gaining the love of his scholars or who exerts
over them a better influence
lam aware of the responsibility in spe +king Is snob
terms of commendation of a teacher; but lam s Waded
lam doing .nothing bat simple Jost.re to ma es - anent
man, In using the language which I have here etn-
PIMA/. CHARLES HOW&
1 have great oonfideree In the Rev. Jas. P, Hughes, as
a teacher, both m his aptness to give instruction, and
his tact in the adMinutratlan of discipline, 1 have bad two
sons under his care, ant from the moat careful observa
tion lam free to recommend the Irdgebill tehool as one
of cafe and thorough instruction.
jes4 dim-rdjyl6dlm) ALE.X..4III)r R T. WGILL.
JOHN WISE'S .
Confectionery & Fruit Store,
THIRD STIWET, NEAR WALNUT,
Barn/Any, Pa.
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS, .
ORANGES AND LEblOOlB, j
PINE APPLES, BANANNAS
FRESH AND SALT FISH,
And ve.etables of all kinds, brought direct from the
Eastern Markets, twice a week, and ourchated molar my
p ramial supervision, thug encolidg m. to sell a better
and cheaper artele than any in the market
sir oroers from a distance attended o promptly, and
roods de4vered t u any port of the coy Iran of charge.
FEE, H CANNED FAUN 4 ammo dy on hand Give
me a call. e 26 JOHN WiSK.
INSURANCE,
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
INSURANCE COMPANY OP NORTH AMERICA.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1794—Charter perpetual.
Capital and Assets $1,200 000
..DIRECTORS.
Arthur 0 Cronin, Ss wadi W. Jones, MAO A. Brow;
Samuel P Smitn, Courier Taylor, .-mbrose lA h te,
John R. Neff. Riaba d D. ef.ro 1,. WWI weten, Wit Iran
E. &meat, J.mee N. D citron, S .horrit Waln, John
risen, Ge rre L Band ea, Fr mos R. 0 ope , kd sand IL
Trotter, toward S. tiarke.
A R fIICR G. CuF President,
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
As cetard a geut fir to al ors name company, the
under.ig~+ed to urepared to take Fire tidal in any pa t
of he -tate or Pennsylvania, ernes anuutlly or ',trod
nally, on the woo favorable terms.
°Moo Mire street between Walnut and Strawberry
a ley, Ba ice's row
WILLIAM BUEHLER,
jelo.d ly 114 , r
D OTIS TRY.
D. GEO. W. 8 JANE, graduate °lithe
Baltimore College of Delve' SUrsery, havin.per
m nently located in the city of Harrisburg and taken the
offbe formerly °coupled by Dr. Burgas, oa Th ird street
, ietween Market and Walnut, miner fully ialorms his
friends and the,public ha general, that be Is p repUred to
perform all operations in the Dental proressio4, ether
eurelca ior mechanical in a manes- th it shall nut be
sniptssed by operators In this or any ott 0- City. IN,
moue of inserting &edam' teeth ta upon tile latest Un
proved scientific principle
Teeth, from oue to a full set, monntul on fine Gold,
Silver, natal pities Or the Vulcanite Base.
flake groat pleasure in recommending the above gen
tle= tn toga my former friends of Harrisburg on v[-
0104, and fbeleonadeat that he will perform ail opera
ikies ianaotentigo minner,TrOur my knowledge of his
[myB dtri F J. $ GO G es. IL D. 8.
G A RI
100 S e mr d. (Refined a r kci ty }::NV u l
will WNW It kowest market price*.
J. 20 • WM . DOM., JL, is 00.