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NU 1 C 'O.) ADV 1C1.4,1 , mir Ad.
vertimmeots, Eminent. ntrogilir gar.
'loges, Deaths, &c., to aticitre ,
In the TELEGEAPHi must Invatin
qe accom ponied with the .
Advertisements order ,1 ga
lar Evening Edition a rise • the
m ornioiriEdition without extra:Ai ergo.
HARRISBURG, PAy
edoeSday Morning, August 18, 1862.
Tug tion-commistdoned officers and privates
of the Harrisburg Fire Zouaves, Capt. J. Went
ley Awl, were each be paid the Bum ottifty dart
hire yesttrday from the county bounty fund.
Fovea.—On Wednesday, in the , post office, a
small amount of money, in bank notes. The
owner can have the same by proving property,
paying charges, and callinwat the post office.
Lvsszna Comm quota -of volunteers
numbering, we should judge, about one thou-
sand men, arrived here : yesterday and went
into quarters at Camp Curtin.
Ostssioit..4henames of Memo. Dinka E.
/daft and John Ritner were accidentally omit
ted In the list of employees at the State arsenal
who have volunteered in the nine months'
service.
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Couszorrort.—ln noticing the return of Mr .
George Swartz to this city on Monday, we inad
vertently Ptated that he was attached to Om
Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry. It should have
read the Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, Pol.
Wynkoop.
Tits ARMOR OP Omosas from duty, by an
order of the War Department, will hereafter
affect their pay. Every officer thus absenting
himself from his command, will be docked -{—
This is one of the best orders that the Depart
m ent has issued.
/aroma New COtINTERPLIT.-A dangerous
oonntelfAt 5 of the Commercial Bank of Glenna
Falls, New York is in circulation here. Three
of them were detected yesterday at one of the
batiks. Genuine notes of that bank are not
to circulation here ; and all notes on it should
be refused, and measures taken to arrest' the
shovers.
Pm! Flax 11 FMB i 1 I—Attention Clams I
No class of our young men have devoted "theme
selves with mote dhinterestedtiess to the sup
port of the military operations of the govern
ment than the firemen of the country. In the
larger cities where the fire department is an
Important feature in the organisation of society,
it has suffered its most vigilant and active mem
bers to love their respective companies, throw
ing down the Tanner and the pipe, to join
other companies where more deadly weapons
are wed in the discharge of their duties, but
where danger is no less near or threatening.
This noble spirit on the part of the firemen in
rallying to the - support of the goviwnment,
poses a duty upon 'those who remain at home,
and who were never attacheilto • the fire de
partment, which must not be neglected. When
the fire bell rings its aktrin t ihosu citizens who
were heretofore accustomed to remain quietly
in their beds, and view the conflagration per
fectly at ease, became they knew that ,the
firemen were
tractive $341/ 03 , Ultilt now . answer Vets strata:ins
of the bell :themselves, and go forth: for duty
in this branch of the public .service. We do
not intend this as an appeal. It is a demand on
every citizen which i darer not be neglected.
Many of our fire companies in. Harriaburg have
been actually converted into military orgatilia
tons. The Are appatfittte must become neglect
ed and the safely of the city ,placeff in great.
Jeopardy from fire, if the citizens themselves
do not organize and attach-themselves to--,these
fire companies. Let this admonition suffice for
the present.
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NUM Luurs.—We have in our city a cer
tain class of young men who are called
"bloods," Mori& why it would not be nay to
determine, since the 'good which should flow
in their veins is replaced as far alkitris in tlieir
power, by alcoliol; Ivhich they imbibe, under
the various names which happen to most take
their fancy. Thapoet's advice was to
"Rise with the lark, and with the lark to bed;"
and these men - follow the second part of his
advice pretty faithfully seldom " seeking their
downy" without a lark which would seem to
quiett people of, gigantic dimensions. Three
youdg men of our F. F. Ws—which being
translated in varnaculam Is understood to signify
First Families of Harrisburg—were last: night
enjoying themselves after their peculiar fashion
in the neighborhood of Front street. They
_
imbibed " benssine oFktails," and
; ether mys•
terious compounds, whose names are known
only to the initiated at first Glass drinking 'sa
loons, end sat there
—" bousing at the nappy,
An' getting tou an' 'limo' happy."
until all sedate people bid brig ago retired to
their four posters, and were 'isleeplag the sleep
of the jut." Teen they issued forth into the
moonlight, which seemed to have a very peon
liar.effect on them, since shortly after one was
wen mounting an adjacent awning post, , and
bet Ween heaven and earth, like Maho•
,mot' 6 mein, while his companions were striving
to follow an hla wake by bolding fast on to the
• litiy,t9f,hia ...t. After performing numerous
Augmetio feats here they adjourned tu a neigh
losing curbstone and there satisfacitorily settled
tae question tut to the pate ofoats. 1114 7- ‘9
VA a dog. brought a new idea into' their
weds, and their vocal organs lastest once tuned
'anti brought into shape for waking th e in ktid g i4-
arivi araikkat iiiiiiii - The.eehoes of a neigh
boring street Were shortly afterwards wakened l
by tbeirinelodious•voices, - and the siumberers
of the kaufer timidity Itratin sugared a Similar
fate. La eminent physiciah was" first favored,
but having.no musical ear, he refused to be
*harmed. ,et: lady In the neighborhood was
tben bonerekbtit either from, strifpltia illiark
a* sound, Or but
from being tete:Ay:Over
whelmed with the compliment, the trio received
110 credit for their labont: Finally, -having ea
hausted their rrperreire they left, grumbling al
the base blur.' ituee of4hen—aed woman, and
were heard no more. 'What :became of. them
afterwards, the gentleman -who furnished ue
with these facts, and who I:APentatiOte OP
• Arialwialt•iiigitt -44.-ragieg.tootiraeht- waa
usable*? *444 ~ ~.. , ; , C.O W, I I'l l
ripl. la .
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Font ical ON A UMW. —The_irst red.
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me , .f vo untents-,titsisr the nips months . ;
(• fit edlii — Cat ity Curate' yesterday, l 4
i i , comp `Of the following cempanteisr
useell Guards, Capt. Wtti. - Wt. Jennings.
D err y F el : L en-4es, Capt.. Jas. Hendqrson. •
lintizrisburg Ghards, Capt. Jobf l 3. Bull.
Bois Guards, Capt. H. O. 411i:lltialLi
Carlisle Infantry, Capt. John Lire:
Bhippensbuttentrds, Capt. 'Wig;
Newville Infantry, Capt. Wm. Laughlin.
James Guards, Capt. John o.'Huffeaker.
Patriotic Club, Capt. John. F. Inirich.
Lebanon Guards,'Oapt.lioreino L. Green&
wait.
Paz FUG MVEB PROM BALTIM9Ba r . -The party
of twelve fugitivee from Baltimore, who were
arrested at 'WElliamsport, Pa., last . Saturday;
and stoppll over night &torten's Hotel; Ito this
city, in the custody of a United States Mar,
stud,
charged with trying to evade the draft,
were taken back to Baltimore on Monday morn
ing, where they were examined •by .Gen Wool;
who ordered the entire party to Fort M'ilenryt
ROBBED AT ma Darer.—A stranger from Lock
Haven had hie pocket picked yesterday at
the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, of a Port
monnaie containing between $BO and $lOO, most
ly in 11. 8. Treasury notes, one $2O gold Pk",
a promieary note for $BBB, and a lot of papers
of no value to any person but their owner. A
reward of $2O is offered for the recovery of-the
stolen property.
Um. Ifoitscm Poannr.—The fallowing ez
tract from the letter of a young officer. in South
Carolina to his sister in Norfolk will doubtlele
be read with pleasure:by.Lieut:- Porter's friends
here. It is a just tribute to his worth :
"I am glad you saw Horace Porter. He is
a noble fellow and well deserves all the honors
paid him. I see by the papers he was ordered
to report to Washington and was assigned to
M'Clellan's army, where he will douhtle,s dbs
tinguish bimself as he has done in this , depart.
ment. For weeks before the taking of Prdaski i .
while nearly all others were enjoying there
selves, and passing tbeir time in comparatiie
ease, he was hard at work in the swamps and
marshes of Tybee, toiling through the long
hours of the night in building batteries and
mounting guns. - No one knew or saw anything
of him then—but the result of his labors was
shown olis the reduction of the fort, and he is
now the recipient of the honors which his skill
and bravery. so well deserve, has a bright
future before him." • ,
Sormas Bisitiminum•'l l hat excellent peri
odical, Hall's .Tournq Of Health, says that if you
write to a soldier, Mend or relative in the
at my, using a common envelope and a sheet of
foolscap paper, you may mho aid, without ex,.
ceediog the weight for which a three cent post,
age stamp will pay, as much tea as a teaspoon
will take up twice, or as. Much black or C. 4.•
enne pepper, spoh as is obtained , ; ,from a good
drug store under the name of "Capsicum," as
,you can take up at ronce with a common tea
'spoon, and the smaller envelope of .thin paper
to hold either. Chewing the tea, a pinch ,at a
time, every ;. hour . or 18,1 f-hour, while keeping
guard, or under circumstances of great thirst,
or of excessive weirinestior sleopiaetia,, will en
liven, will modify. thirst, will :.invigorate, 'cc
will waken up to a grateful extent,,considering
the amount of ,tea used, and, ite perfect, safety
from ulterior ill results, such as follow the use
of alcoholic driuks. But a heaping tesspocin
ful of genuine "Capsicum" is worth ten-fold
Y in - 40etitter s'r
of a•pinch will ' a
save men's life--that quarter
of a pinch being put in a sleepy sentinel's eye .
If dont waken him up,.and everybody else
within an Indian .is yell's distance, then it
not a prime article of ' capsicum. A singiii •
pinch in a glass of fiat ior warmish water 'will
nullify these qualities, and besides eatisfyine
thirst, will invigorate and effectually prevent
that- uncomfortable sensation catalog. from
hating drank largel • ,o, ../‘. ':r. A'Oed pinch,
:,
eaten at each M. ; ; 7 . :f t-. 4%,,1. i . ., ver, a cup of coffee
or tea or water f,•,;. -- ,i
,'!`,,,-,:',:, will alWaire . hiiig.
*
orate ceation, • %,'-,-, .74c4' ;,,, --- ent &Mitt-arid . is,
besides, a great an
~ :y); let of the diarrhea,
dysentery, flux and : .. - • , esa," which, are the
great scourges of all armies. A_level teaspoon
of capsicum daily, taken in eating or drinking,
.or both, or if taken a pinch at a time during
the day or night, would do more real good,
and that without any ill result,.than ten tithes
the cost in' rrun and - qUinine, as a preventive
against chills and fevers - , I.lquor and quinine
initiate the soloier . into intemperate habits;
they will wake up a love, a erliving, a slavery
to strong drink, which pepper and water will ]
never do. The latter invigorates. like food, the
former merely.excites, then leavet weaker than
before. A pinclifif dapeicrini-, *blob is simply
pure cayenne pepper, will•riciAgiest deal more
toward , warming up alicibiter, - toward invigo
rating - hins,42ward., keeping Ulm vigilant ' , on
guard, en and Modifying thirst - or, fatigue,
than the best glass of grog ever-swallowed.—
Capsicum goes farther, and iisMore efficient for
all purposes than black pepper; if by express
or privately, send 'half a pound at-s time, in a
tin box. If *it have nothing &te l t° Bend in
your letters, Benda few pins, or a.needle and
some timed. Iffant . haya semi the'tirifeirben
A String- or a-pin -would have been4prth :ten
times lit ordinart Value.- Write often to:the
soldier. Write long letters. Give all the.newa
you can think. Of. Let every. line -be lull of
love; of -kind, affectionate interest and :, en
eouragement. Be sure to inculcate, a gebirons
magnanimity toward those who oppose, so as
to haste as few obstafiss as- posubts.46. a. cordial
coking together again, when ',Oat
.good time
comae, as it' certainly - will; will; *forego*. - ,We
are all brethren, presently estranged;- sons of
the same eireiyand, taking enlarged view,
,iiii:- N iste g at: e ' charepter is pretty — vrell bal
`armed. ' -••- •
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A Viler r Clews CURTIN eeD OLlLKO*l.—jm
bled with the &oared "fielitti for the: . aue p ess
of our glorious - old Union, and the irides and
gratitude weleel aspeolallytor the brave young
men that have forsaken Iheir homes and
sweethearts, (nbt thatthey loved their home
and sweethearts leliti:bittilleir;SQPWY)Pqr
to throw. their all upon Ae.altar of their Ono
try, we 'visited last evening Campu. Curtin and
Simmons, and it iatruly a pleasoXe to see is ow
.1410y_t t litgkylnlng_ . wen from thiscity who have
lost iela the t .e.lse.anctoomforti of ,how; tile, IF:
ccm#4o434ellminiseltres td.ri 'abider:6 HATO.
here ourbest wishis,:and when rebellion ti no
Wine tr - ittrffree- - with
ZWlt i litteirtheese•orpuel &
T itrldot: -04
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ewe' Puiose > ra -011-1111111 GMT RiBILLICIS--
ITS EsEurnvios.—Harry Davis, the popular ar
tist of this city, having completed the additions
to his great panorama of the rebellion, will,
favor - our citizens and the public generally with
its public exhibition, in Brant's City Hall,
next Saturday evening. The original patio
rama proved itself a gem of the fiat water, ob
tained universal popularity, and was sought
with the Utmost avidity by all classes of our
citizens. The additional scenes bring, deWir
all the , leadir4 events of the, rebellion Ur the;
greetkatll4sl4 Malvern Hill, near Riehiliodd e
all of which are 'delineated with a ff*lcfstesi,
'rind vividnestfra to make ittiliklenit'bi realize
that thaßclalip',llnt. wpriwof--rat-40a1 cree l
tious n lztrad Chi ierinine 11 ft fare. TheAloramao
effects of the pap*, n11 . .114004 been much im-
proved, and are calculated to produce s strik
ing effesti'sVitkilm Nigooid Igp,_ predict
for the panorama a succesid i ni career.
FiAos irox dun BRAVA *article la
yesterday's Timmnitiw, on the subject of the
:ladies providing flags for the brave !men who
enlist and go,from this city to assist in filling
up the quoM . of rentisyfv*niai baa elicited "the
following response :
Hem/nano, Aug. 12, 1862
"A suggestion to the ladles" in your issue of
yesterday, I hope will be taken hold off by the
ladies of Harrisburg. Sickness in my family
will prevent me from taking , part, but I enclose
twenty.five dollars to be given to the commit
tees of ladies that shall be appointed for the pur
pose of presenting flags to eagh of the five coin
peaks raided= in tide city. By all means lit the
ladies give this alighttoken,to purtbrivet- vOl
- that, our, haartsare with them
la the good work. lespciftfully,
a 1011419 MAGNER,. Milt., Editor of the ,21114 grap h .:
This prompt and liberal response toa a pa
triotic'proposition, deserves our com
mendation, and is worthy of the emulation'of
Many more of the ladiekof,HaniartUrg.
We shall hold this eheph ltubject.tbl, the order
of any committee i appointed , to.:Darryront the
object suggested/and. in the' meantime`-repeat
our appealfor mere of the material aid to en
sure the-entire success of the suggestion: Who
will be the; next lady, to, enroll:her name on
thialist
WAR Posray.—Here's a String of verses that
no real loxer 9f l ,l4ll,ouurttry, oats, rend , without
feeling an inclination to wield a blow. against
the foul'rebellion:
PUT: PE TrutooNw.;
Come FrEenten.rif tire hind,
Come `meet the lastrdeiriguttd •
Hem'sa, piece ol wo:k 'bend,
*Put le-iiirough h - "
Here's a log ecrosslhe:lialr,
We have,stumbfedlon
Here's it.ploukh-shear 62, the clay,,
Put it throtightt ". Pc • •
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Here's a country that's half free, ,
And itweitalor you and me, . '
fra.say erhatlis fate shall be, •
= Put it through I
While one traitor thought remains—
While one spot its banner stains
One link of all chains,
Put it through
Hear our brothers in the field,
Steel your swords as theirs ruis steeled,
Learn to !arid the arras they wield,
Put it through I
the 'shoe and:lockothe Store,
ve en 4
Put it through
For the Birthrights yet touski e.
For the Bistorry et untold,
For the Future yet uuroll4,
• - Put-it-through! .
`Lest:our childrenWiit withehame,-
Oti.theiather's dastarkftlnisi
Who gaire up a nation'tll3l*,
Pat it through '
Father Abram, hear us ory
" We can follow, we can die,"
Lead your children then and trY,
Pat it through !
Here's a work of God half done,i
Here's the kingdom of His Son
With its triumphs just begun,_]
Put it thorough l
Father Abram, that man thriv
Who with every . weapon, Wilt:
Use our twenty j migioulivertivt.l
Put it throtß*l
'Tilt to you.tho . Teuit *given!
:'Tie by itottfie libiViiiirivren , I
By. the Yery God ollifeAven,
Drive it,througll/.:
THE BOHM FOND. -All the co..
listed from this county' wiP,:,re.osiir
of $6O. The BUM ie tO beLPAItt to t
they are mustered Into seeviee by
Esq., the Treasurer of the
fund contributed . Pi:lke -4114*
Over fifteen thousand, dollars! have
scribed by the citizenr.o fS oityi.
the whole of which ` nuorint tine
, .
over for that purpose.
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The County Commissianers, ikovratr; deem
ing. it more ta t these
moneys should Coliiii':'diiiiitly from.l the tax
payers
of the county - hattPpropritt4 a suml
sufficient to pay . , ,CS man,
,onlia . tialimilit this
county Ififlettilrectf2 , out. of , tlid Tre4ty, hria
i l,
appointed Mr. Kamm as disbursi agent.
They hair&iilSC:agretd. to , rettint all t Evnioney
"Paidiiitt l by l if.i2lielkar ?roizi''the f d raised
by the plitiiiu, - .4,. ai'act Vhntt a.aume the whole
indebtedneil - fOr the Velliratiter botinty fund
of this county. Before the apprkpriatiork
was made, however, twenty-five reaponsiblc..
citizens of this oounty gave a bond of `i n n-'
demnity to the County Commissioners, for
the sum thus exmded, trusting to the next
leeislature for auatO r tity to legalize the loans
made fiar`this ,pttrpose. C4Bkverail citizens-lhave
also advanced the money to,thd.Ooluity Com•
missioners, tuulthecc9p antes are now paid off
as soon as theyitriietWitntristielve'the tioitnt•
We must accord agpralse to the Pow
stoners for their radii action in this mat
Theluttly*A,ci:juty are the proper
sons to pay, all ' these expenses, and, it wjlt
city Who 4:4,,,YOZtkkAlf6lNAAkillindred thousant
dollars, that have not contributed one pavqf
the fond;raised ;by ourtmtriotiocitiiilis,
,
they now be compelled to pay sluti
;the 44a raised by our,Fitizeiasi* be used
the support of the families who imveeorttril
. the war. We
, aid a ilt ;
.lette iffs:, s4l.4.idA
Z.Vit+4,-;i4o
cheettay Imp* -1.31 1862.
- A Mom Faxunautnxer.--.Among the many.
Improvements lately made in our cityvto which
we can point with pride lisin eviderun of pros
perity and as a determination on the part of
our business men, no_ longer to remain behind
the light house," L the completion of F,py
& Kunkla'a large brick building at the corner
of Market and Fifth streets, which is alike
creditable to the owners and ornamental to that
part 0 1 our city.
The building is not only one of the largest,
devoted to the grocery business, outside of New
York, but the stock chtlleruges competion.—
Without,going into detail, we may safely say
that the firm keep on hand everything usually
kept Ina grocery store, (liquors excepted,) and
that they sell at very small profits. Their
dirks are civil and accommodating, and have
Arid instructions tinder no circninstenoss what
ever to misrepresent or take advantage of any
customer. A. getunal invitation is extended to
the public to visit the new building and exam
ine the extensive stock, whether they purchase
ornot.
WE have received .a very large assortment of
Hoop Skirts, all qualities and prices, from 76
cents up to $2 60 ;26 dozen of Marseilles
Shirt Breasts, ' , Collars and Criffs to meta, the
wholhisett- for :26.45erits, worth...6o`_cenut; 10
boxes of Ribbon for dress trimming, all colors ;
6 boxes of Belt Ribbon, all colors ; a large as
sortment of linen and , needlework Collars, and
setts of collar's and sleeves ; a large' assortment
of white Cambrins, Ttexionetta,• figured and
plain Swiss Masao, Brilliants , Nansooks. ita
finest lot of embroldered'irrench Cambric Bands
ever brougbt to Harrisburg:; 4 pieces of striped
goods for Undersieeves ; 200 embroidered in
fant Waists at all •prices ; 20 Ideoes of Black
Silk Lace,,all prices, some } yard wide s' table
for dress flouncing or trimming of lace tot la-;
lace-lititts'at all 'prices, 26 cents up ; ,t 1 . zee
4 43,
of ladies and gentlemen's linen po ** iNid
kerchiefs. For 'Wholesale custom eep a
large assortmentof hoisery and do nit sbch
as Spool Cotton, Thread, Needles, Pi ~ , ::-..
1 ings, Socks, etc., etc. : , ...
TO THZ YOUNG OR OLD
lids or Annals,
If you have - been sollbrins frown nabit
roars OPBOTH ,sleZll.9r VS'lllPf.
WHICH' CAUSa; BO' IIL.NY AL 4/1. tine.
,dYMPfOBIB,.
It Unfits Ws for Narrktio, '
And Is the gra .t.pt ev.t which on beta
aux oft waius.
See symptoms "numerated in advertisenteut, you
area ratrarSi•,- .
Cut out she advertisement,
And Maid for it at" Ones.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for belmtsild'a'',
Take no other.
- . Cures s
Beware of Cbtueterftee and inultatimu. _ 2m
DYE 1 HAIR DY
Wm. L. Batcheloriis Hair lip
The only Harmless and Reliable Dye Known
All ethers are were undationi,and ~boald be avialled
drat what w eknapo
GREY FLED dyed .nutd. 3ll 9 I" u
beaming and L.:attn . d BrdWii in'olaelc.,
blowy to Hair or Sena.
Fit , 0.1.1 N i 4 DAIS A-1.40 h••, n
W. A. antOtinoli intflO t 8 H, an : 071 r 200,00;1
arpliklatlOGlA tiVI., been Tade(y . .. tb.• trikr •,,
or Ms tamon , Zoye a .
Wm A. BATCHKI.A.AVB . 4
DYE It aluvos
DU: to be dintiOguiSlieu from oa.t.ve aud wAnauctet
not to pouro-Ju tan teem, Pow,e v, , r long it DJ • ! , 1) COLS :al
nel, tald tbe ifeote be ~ 0. romelie I flw nair
ininyigor*ed for lire by tbleide 11 . 1
uye„ won% prv.
B ey applied at No. le land Street New Yo..k.
- 01 , 1 1 all the eau:, .nsl4towds,..Y Lae Vnna.l sta.e,.., op
Druggists and Farley Gooas Dealers
The Gennute bar_ the.a,tne t'VF.llHeal ,Hatebelor,"
and addrega upon' a bteni Ode' engraving, on the four
sides or mob box.
Wholonle.Feotorr, 81 Far:lay St"
Late' 288 Broadway, New York
oci2-d&wly
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- 11ERnH kli'T TAILOR.
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NOTIOR TO MILITARY OFFICERS.
lIAVIIqa on hand an aßaortment 01
naterws of go ti, roiloblr qualty, Is prepared to
m . a d .; upon short notice and M ail nest manner,
Mame onitesms,, Ateo flannel shirts and otoor ocOill
sa.t.olie forblVers outfit oithatid, " • sug•illm
GREAT ATTRACTION.
arlhoLL at Ne, 7Vhiarket. Street, where
j you will kid a largo and well, aelt•oted stook a
pla4ll,lllld. hippy U9llleUgglerT aid' kinds. A groat ye,
riots , ' orb:U.B orevtiy • tivorlpnon;Laidlsii' Work Stand*
and fianey,lasA.talata, ForeignWU ; Nati, Awes and all
Q 443.3 a contactiodory and toy
Vorn a , tlfannying,fetall-noppllos ovary weak . Cali and
examaxuealr
,ap,41841,31, . uptietor.
- tREB.ERVE JA.IIB
Gi•LASSES,
ekk' all siues, patterns and prises, just
‘,../ rearmed midi for silo by
JOS WM. DOCK, Jr , & 00,
FLY PAPER.
VANCY COLORED Paaer, ready oat, for
Covering I wiring Glossas, Piotere f.orome, &o.
human Awe other now irettorna for sale at -
BICBG,N BB'S OBEAP B itKoTOR
antes en-
E UTTER
E T
(AT LEAVING fitted up a large aetrig
y y orator, and having made Contracti with some of
our.most :,Haute ,armors to turn uh no wish freak intl,
sweet butteriegtbitl. *ta be et/ebb:El ibooly 04
GUStunkare with berm, fruit)" tee cold- octttec ail utaes.'
WU: DOCK, Jr. & Lk;
bounty
e men as
.‘"Felker,
,Bounty
is city.
Bahl
, d nearly
-A paid
ATTENTIOpi 'FARMERS-1
QUI 1111.1 S, 6NA.*H3, GRAIN LRADLILS,
Ka liEbß, 110 Y rtui . Ipass abd. SLFu dttn.gtOo..
'netY ' 10
be
4a4 OH
at
EGrdeer, Store;
jelo-dg Opposite th Court ooze.
IIEESE - ' -
l ig
i ; 0' : 43 Is doh the r. ,
~ goo . eeee, balance
of a large . 'nfoont, - are °Scrod anno ono:111dg
lu.,,the to cops dm ro t. 'lO retail liaatera tune .wt.i
uo allsnouationure Mad. iflush , box awe will be guar.
.Lnte:d Iv raprcse ed. WM.. DOA, Itt.,/a CO.
Eoiro
INSTITUTE'
TLEILEN,
'
& SONS.
gclic Apo&
hiewitet
lanbtiutre
FOR:COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
RMEMO! PEI Niff.LER, of :Eget Hanover
lownsbtp, offers himself as A criodidate for the of
u¢- iie OUNTY CO 41 AI SIONER. Bulled. to the Do.on
Rashness N mineloos convert on. and pledgee him
self ii nocatom g and elected, .0 d &charge the d aids or
thn .stßoe with Ildwity PIB-At-0e
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONE&
AVID BERST, of South Hanover
D
town.blp offer+ bimmlf ins s candidate) for the
oflt.e of CQU•TV OAIOI aisteeci to the Union
seimblican Nominal:log Convention, and pledgee !unmet(
If nominates and enacted, t %discharge the duties of the
(bee with fidelity XlB dO.ic•
SAMUEL PAGE, of Swatara township,
: , noownes tdinielt al a can Idol* fortno oflloo of
ouncy cumuli *loner. eurj,nt to lbo d cl+ on of me Re
puclicati G linty innvontion. He pr.mhes IX timid ate d
Nutt meow to discharge the duties °fad onion for. UM
moode V,* lax ere of the roontv, brit Ow *to
41fr f~it~i tJ .
E , DGEHILL 801100/.
PRINORTON. N. J.
Rev. lutes T. aiXilisil t A. M.
r
&V. Taos. W. OATTLLL, A. hi.,
- $
Pis
jnatitutio4, founded in 1829; is
designed to prepare boys thoroughly for college or
for a business life. The buildings are large and acestme:
dims, and , the grounds embrace more then thirteen
taros. Both of the Principals 'devote their whole times
to the school, aided In the depariapeat or istitruotion b y
competent teacher* - -
"be m•litary instruction end drill, (under the charge
dan experienoni. Instructor,) is arranged so s n ot to
Interfere witiv9eiregular: Nunes, Waning a part or
the time appreprittAKPM itemise arid
_recreation.
Pupils are re :eyed at any time add obarged only from
the Gate of acizahnion; Tura:—sl26 00$per beintim ni
dye months.
For dictators, or Itirtber Information„ addrosa either of
thehigatpelz. Re'ereace Ls also made to the Nev. /tr.
Cottellellarrisburk. '
Prong the Rev. Dr. Madge ant the .Rev. Dr. Yana,'
Profenors in the yheoloyina Sinninary Prime-Jon, N. J.
I have for several years been intimately aogesional:
wltb the Rev. Thomas W. Canal. Re ham .had charge
of two of my BOW, and I can safely may I have never.
flown any one In whoa^ fidelity and deeottan to his
pits, I have egad confluence. Es lea good scholar and
a snoresell teacher. kilow no one who bag • greater
recility in gaining le love or his imbolars or who smuts
over them a better Influence
am aware of- ituf - teaponalbility in spetktog In such ,
terms of commendation of-a teacher; but lam sttlatted
tam doing hotbina bat sint:ilo juste to'an e : nailent
IMI4 - Tll nipir Traft‘jore ens•
- - ' ' • 'ol3AWaffeßi/DGF.
I bare great oonikleami in dm 'Rev. Jae: P. Hughes, as
a dabber; both n his spice's to give instruction,,and
me tam in the administration of disolohae. 1 have bad two
sow under his care, ant from the meat careful obaerme
tim lam free to recommend the Fogehill reboot as wie
of tare sod thorough iustruailou.
je 4 dim•ritjvlbdttni AIFXtND RT. Itl'atLL
WILLIAM
MERCHANT TAILOR,
$5 MARKET ST., HARRISBURG,
TRnow prepared to furnish officer's
military esoiss a trlrdi , to reit ulatlont‘ at *bort
t• Ah. 0 R en* , Al AMA • I • t tel a the, ON imaree,
ARMY KNIVES AND FORKS.
A LARGE supply just received and
:-.IFOR SALE CHEAP,
.ILBERTS HARDWARE i fiTORE,
.
r!. , mate the Court Houle:-
REMOVED.'
I Hd .
NB. MITIE
fIAS removed his Boot and Shoe Store
from the coruer Reeoncl and Walnut lamas to
NO. 108 itiARKET STREET,
' , Text door W Havne's agriculture Rare, where he Inten'de
to keep all kinds of: Booi trtt. dhow_ (lattera, gru., mull a
- zrualutTauriteeryclunglif.tde lino or tut . -
sineaa ; and will be !baneful to receive the patronage ,ot
tile old easterners add the public. le 'liberal erhte
4.00 othusioms; T i All kind, of work made' der lo the
neat etyle athi.byluOerler done at
4 4 )11 49tikAl Jorr
. . . .
.
. El ,W 0 L E.,8 1 4,4, '
UMBRELLA -, - -mANJW.CTORY
;11 , o: 89 'Market Stieet- below Third, ;
•1
ve. ' • asaviaomto, re.
Bit '.'' EC i ; I t ii : E
•kf•- • " . „AN 13FACTURER'0JkBRELLAS_,
ITX PAWLS aO4':WAWIT.6I . O,,OeNAII, will 11111/iSb
401 Wat tePNEßyalltgjilta;*ll4litiorht to ear, of
..ielastern cita. - Coaufry4 liOreldow will do wellAo
deli 'end examine priest' Od duality, lid convince them
aelyee of this act,. , • -,-••• , ~.• --, ,- : "3,4*
marl wxsoB,
CoTifectione7 &Fruit Store
MED EMMET, NEAR WALNUT,
Barrubtay, ret.
cognerioridtr- 6" - P titf, KINDS
• .oßAlltizif
.
PINE APPLES, BANANNAS,
FBEeH ANIY SALT FISH,
And veretabtes of all kinds, brouglit direct from !be
Romero Markets, twice a week, and eneenated tumor Ely
rsonai_sinkervAn . • thus enAnlidg tan to voica better
iadchterpaEareeleatiosigi market.
ifirroeliiiidroMilliftliWoir*poded prkomitJy, and
nedidiiirered'kritiCY niFeinigrelt, rrne of charge.
FRE H W 49 Ir,RPIT constantly on hand Give
ate a cad.`_ - - 06261' " JOHN WISE.
LCGO and •segarß• ofr , iXI 'lkinds, for
,b 7 • N;CIPLIZYCIWM 4 P I I
• • • Conier YT S ' '1444 Sthal#B.
ey
tos bligar ß d rqp.e for
finor---P- Lfflofrazeie ttam
Coma Front and Market streets.
N'lt.N. sugars uf. all 'gra -a - •
es, for sale
!gall:Malt •
uorner vron -Ka - Market -rrrsts.
13,1”-Tn& I. irgeet and beat
, from *l.OO to IN On—YrEvragted—.l
- .
lot , brands -• of extra latmly flour
tywelpirrantio sive.Batildant-a to taelVi
,Azs . = NlCSCitti a LlClvraapa
AIWA VI !inditifarkelit
- - !..1'.i.r:,..?: , •:
ir6 , , i1,..,..1.1.4.--,...;:;]:,
illtsultautons
RECRUITS WANTED.
FOR THE 16TH INFANTRY,
REGULAR ARMY.
ONE hundred more able bodied (mar.
fled or name- riect) men are weettA to ootoptite
the See a d Ba tallion or u • &lore re. Wien .
Its Rea quarts , ' are pleannntly loc tad at "(Amp
Wissahickon" on the tanks of the Soltnyllt 11, near
Pb•ladetpbta, where reeru Li a e week], sent to be
thoro ghly inwrnmed before gang into et ye 5 , 11100
Ho lest, Inte.Mgent and eneeettt • re . rdoulsrly
waot•d for non. . ;ommladnned otatatit .m m with
ell recruit:l. every advantage or ad S.. ty, pay,
do., In pie*.
A premium dins dollars will be pald'ho tithes of
soldier Ate anal linnet•table ree run presented by h 'm.
Farther intbems'lon may be on a•ne 1 if anplted Hr, at
th aloe on Second sure, t near h mark
raburg, fa. T 10MA Nokia +-
191941 in °apt 15'h II S. Inft.., uelrullinv 01110. r.
A. PIIRTE10;
Sorap Iron and Metal Merchant,
MACHINE & FOIiNDRY irIIRNISHINOrd,
N. E. Cor. of South ancjiksan, and No. 17
Pont& 8 :s . •
PHIL AD II I A .
84-13 c al:Med.
" Yellow,
Pis
Bar "
Plc Lend,
Bar
S,„ellter, -
Andmony
mab.in
lhatinat, •
S.ldert,
Bar Iron,
New and Second and liaohlooda l and Blinelminits .
Toole hid Sienna Stisimilt britiht and s4.ld.
&times of *vary d sail tt n In use by Machthallie
and Boon rymso, furnished to order.
Cash paid for Stirap.Tron, Old Ka*, lie:lda Studs
L ir metals. 1721. dim*
IN SUR A N C E.
Karim; „Are and Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg , Pa., of the
INSURANCE CONPANY OP NORTH iIIERIO
OF .PHILADELPILIA.
Incorporated 1794—Charter perpetual.
Capital and Meets $1,2001000
DIRECTORS.
MIS* G Cana, Samuel W. Jones, John A. Drown.
Samuel . P. emltn, Onarlea Taylor, , istbrose Y.b te,
John R. Neff Richard D. Wuo l, We .m welsh, WU lam
R. Bowen, James N. Dmkaun, herds Wale, John
-aseo, dye liarri,oo, Pr Aloe R. Otpe, £4 ward R.
Trotter, Intward R. Uarke.
ARTHUR O. C , .F I.:, President.
CHARLES PLLTT, Secretary.
As central AVIA fur tb a t n tree . moons% the
Inlderoigned . lB oreps.red to take Art , risks in any rya - S
of .he :tats - or Penusylvansa, etcher annually or parlors
stalky, on toe moat favorable terms.
Office This street, beloo n Wisisat and t•ltowbert,
ntleyt Bu ke s row
WILLIAM BUJILER,
iele di • LI/aril:olD .. Pa.
HAPPINESS OR_
MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTIO - N.
Proprielore of the `Pahl lAN
CAB NXT tar IPLINDIrtig, eIeoTUMY sod M D/-
• . • Ilarmythmenzinied - rerrantiest of gap nasot L sae
fre., (rot the benerlt of estirering humauity) MI X of
their most Instrisodve and ititeresiusq - Lectures °elder-
Maga sad its Disgosiliicatioae, ‘ervous Mbl.itf, -Prema
ture Decline of manhood, Indigestion Weak oess or Do
pr,esion, Loss or energy and - Ifit4Pairms. the Brad 80.
cis' Evils, awl those tial• dies whit t rota I from you I
fni firi ice, humus of MatoritY, or Ign taw or Pb yid.
Ow and Nature'a law. These laviduable - Lemarer
nava been the means or enlistitolog Liu string Leon
smds sad will no forwarded free on Lae reoelpt of roar
manna, by 'dimming diCedEra. •Y lax-ten Calmat or
ANADANT AND IaN.DICIAri. 663 Broadway, New Yore.
actlO-dat
YALTAISLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
T NOW offer for . gale that valuable
.11...pr0p.-rty situated an the tortorof Market and Fink
street', opp osite Lies midence ;if not. sold an or
guetba 01.4opiksinber neat at private sale, It irnt
tadiaPtigat tor ai public *otos: on that it y, on We
I. H. itaUtlL.
. . . • jyil dtd
QPIANDID assortment of glassware just
molly rid, sod for solo /ow by
Mt :WAS t , sowmart,
iris Corner Front arid Marko strode.
EXTRAE. , ,
familfloor, choice. brand just
received, and warranted To gre eatialleit•on; lot
.are oy NICH , 16 R ra.W.e.LITI, •
jylo our. Front it MAT ket Ma.
li~A
' Supra, brown and white; .1% ow
V Odom., .Loverthirs, Qo , are now °eared for me,
of every gradate auk the kuretiaaer. at
24.1ubOLS & BoirgeN,
Corner Front aid elute' drew..
IM
§YRUP and Molasses, no less than eight
hinds, for pale by Nl.ll & SOWN AZI,
ylB Verner 1 , rout and Market 4p:el&
EXTENSIVE assortment of Glassware,
including Jelly pusses. Preserve Dishes, avelas,
A
ere, 0., dm, of el. steel, receivtd. sad far
isle low try .1% luliut. a isioriras PA;
)31 • Corner trout & Market strews.
WANTED.
SEVERAL Diacilinista. A leo a stout.
bo • .In the olaexamith.enop. hal- at the
jj/b-dtt . kaliLa nOB4B.
PURE Cider Vinegar, whieh we war ant
to be made solely hot alder ja.t received and tor
s4e low by muno, a a 0 4 MAN,
Je/2 Owner Ilrai t tsind Mar et Sir
B UILDING FOri
nislzltt.a.l3Lo Both:ling Lots, on Bap
Rood Ansi J3qa. etroolop,on.tecoodadt uroo..
1., war pi. tiou arm enquire of -
30.-11.3. II OVER, ogedi
buouna* solo. wefts' ut.two.o rooono so
.
KG- DRU :STU/LS 1e titfi, phut
nrt I.no o.lppol 1441.141. n
A 6IIPEKIOft lot ofDaudeliou au a nil
A4i OoOee, tbr sale at the at v.. oi JO • W.,clr.!
WHLTE BitANDY
FORPEZISEBVINOPUBPOSES.
A Vi.RY superior artiote, (pure;)- jut
L received oura ibr side by
WM. DCOCId. JR. Ik CO.
•CIDER 11 1 NINEGAIi 1 1 1
MADE from choice .and mileoted Apples,
and guaranteed by nate be strictly pure.
.IS4I .M. ficeß a on.
DANDELION "COFFEES I—A Fresh and
large eupply of this CelebraZed Coffee' oat renamed
by fja3l ,00i Jr., &
CANNED Tomateea and Green Corn, at
JOHN Who '-. myl
U• RA Jea.LY.—i large aapply just
T. ennkivori irk W‘l /At K4 , la ..11,•••
Watuges and Letnutts, atJULLN
7r' ; myl
tb' :mar: kekagg,inatiagroogirootre.
WE
OEM
!Met Iroo •
-Ziaia, •
&eel.
Bora;
Crocelree, •
Foundry Aginis•
Aa.tue,
Vices, it. tp , fro.
01d reti Js,
Copper,
0 " Lead, be., ae.