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HARRISBURG, PA
Thursday Afternoon, August 14, 1862.
Mama Manumit, of the gallant Forty-sixth
Penna. regiment, is in town, the guest of Col.
JOseph F. Knipe, of the same regiment. The
Major participated with his regiment in the bat
tle at Cedar Run Mountain, Va., and was se
verely wounded in one of his arms, from which
he is suffering.
Dormotrtsaan Answar.s.—Maj. Gen. Wool
and staff, composed of Cot T. 3. Crane, Major
W. T. Masrnder and Capt. Christenson, all of
the U. 8. Army, arrived in this city this morn
tog, and took lodgings at the Jones House,
where they will remain for several days, to
superintend the organization and transportation
of troops to the seat of war.
Twa Ovfma of the Adams Express Company is
open from 7 o'clock A. M. until 8 P. M., for
the transaction of business. The soldiers at
camp and others who are continually calling at
all hours of the night, will please bear the
above hours in mind and make their calls ac
cordingly. E. G. Ilsarcer, Agent.
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AMONG MR RECENT ARRIVALS at Philadelphia
from Fortress Monroe, is Surgeon Charles C.
Bombangb, son of Aaron Bombangh,. and ;for
merly a practicing physician in this city.. Dr.
Bombaugh is surgeon of the Sixty-Ninth
Pennsylvania regiment, Col. Owen, and has
come home on furlough, being quite ill.
Tea GAIZTV.—Miss Mollie Fielding, a clever
singer, and Miss Kate Archer, a dashing den
sum, are the new attractions at the Gaiety
Concert Saloon. The latter lady does not only
possess the advantage of a fine'form, but is de
cidedly classic in her poses, and it is quite re
freshing to watch the arch navies with 'which
she so gracefully sets forth her postures.
A CALL YOR LINT AND BANDAOI9.- A letter
from the Surgeon in charge of the Chesapeake
general hospital, near Fortress Monroe, to a
friend in this city, states that there is a press
ing want at that place for picked lint and ban
dages, the former of which is not furnished by
government. Here is a fine opportunity for
the patriotic ladies of our city and elsewhere
to show their patriotism.
BRIGADVOR Gunman GBARY.—A dispatch was
received last evening by the wife of Brig. Gen.
Geary, who is at present residing in New
Cumberland, on the opposite side of the river,
three miles below this city, announcing his
safe arrival in Washington city, and that he
would positively reach home to-day. The same
dispatch bore the gratifying intelligence that,
although wounded severely in one of the arms,
dt is not of a nature sufficiently serious to pre
clude the i. - ,..1a11)114.1. Qr lase vally 1.,24.c01ei,..5r t 4, 11 ,
active service. The first telegraphic dispatches,
it will be recollected, stated that one of the
General's arms had been amputated.
PWITPOOENTO AT m a Darer-02Whi in the Act—
One of tko Gang in Prison.—This morning, upon
the arrival of one of the trains on the Northern
Central Railroad, a passenger named Loring
Gillis, of Buffalo, New York, felt a band in
serted in one of his pockets, and before it could
be remov v d, he turned suddenly around, and
succeeded In coloring its owner, a dapper, flashy
dressed individual of thirty years or there
abouts, with "pickpocket" written all over him.
Upon feeling for his pocket-book, containing
about two hundred dollars, Mr. Gillis found it
was gone. The "chevalier," like all his class
when caught "dead to rights," tried to shut
Mr. Gillis' eye up with the "virtuous indigna
tion" game, but finding that no "go," tried to
close it with one of his fists. Here, too, he
was foiled, for Mr. Gillis showed a superior pro
ficiency in the "manly art," and the "cheva
lier" was finally forced to succumb.. During
the scuffle two individuals, supposed to be pals
of the pickpocket, were seen to run from the
crowd, but from some cause were not pursued
and arrested.
The pickpocket was taken 'by Mr. Gillis to
the Mayor's office, where he was subjected to a
rigid search, but the stolen pocket-book with
its contents could not be found, having doubt
less been safely transferred to his pals during
the scuffle. The thief gave his name as John
B. Brown, and in default of bail was committed
to answer. •
Fran Taus MORNING.—About half-past four
o'clock this morning flames were discovered
issuing from the bakery of Mr. Curry Taylor,
(colored,) situated in the year of his residence
on West Avenue, above North street. The
alarm was promptly given, but owing to the
dryness and combustible nature of the material
0 1 which the building wee composed, it,
together with the residence of Mr. Taylor, and
an adjotomp, two story frame house, owned by
Mrs. Dem:ilas, and occupied as a dwelling by a
white family alao named Taylor, were almost
totally enveloped ill eabefore the arrival of
the fire apparatus. The firem e n perceiving that
the bakery and the residenc e of Curry Taylor
could not possibly be saved from total destruc
tion,. directed their efforts principally to the
adjoining building of Mrs. Denning, in which
they fortunately succeeded in arresting the pro
gress of the devastating element, not however,
until the roof, attic, and one side of the struc
ture were burned to a mere shell.
The bakery and residence of Curry Taylor,
with one or two small outbuildings were totally
destroyed.
The fire originated in the bakery and is sup.
posed to have been the work of an incendiary,
as the ovemhad not been used since four o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The furniture of the two dwelling houses was
mostly removed without damage, bat the con
tents of the bakery were entirely consumed.
The loss of Curry Taylor is estimated at from
four to five hundred dollars; and that of , Mis
Denning at .from one .to two hundred. ...W.
could not learn if either are insured.
Troxrbxs role xua Gasex REUELLION.—For the
accommodation of ladies and others who wish
to avoid the press and confusion at the door,
tickets for Davis' Panorama of the great Rebel
lion atj3rant's Hall, next Saturday evening,
have been left for sale at Bergner' e book store
and Brady's jewelry store, Market street.
Tim &MAILS —A misapprehension exists
as to the Bocktail Brigade.• The Governor au
thorizes the raising of Bucktail regiments in
precisely the same way as the raising of all
other regiments is authorized—Secretary STA2i
tros, however, giving the assurance that the
Bucktail regiments, when raised, should be
kept together as one brigade.
The wide spread fame of the Bucktailk and
their .heroism and gallantry in the field, led to
the request ind'cated being made.
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Taxi Loomme.--Alex. M. Orth, of this city.
Sergeant Samuel kotteiger, of Halifax, and Jas.
Shannon, of New teal°, all of the Verbeke
Milts, 46th Pennsylvaniti regiment, wounded
in the recent battle at Cedar Hun. Mountain, Va.,
are at preient loctitcd in the . General Hospital
at Fall's Church, on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, between Washington city and Manes.
. Frank Martin, of Georgetown, Westmoreland
county, of the same company, wounded in the
knee, is in the Episcopal Church hospital, at
Culpepper Court House, Va.
A PATRIOT BAND.- In Capt. Porter's' com
pany, of Cumberland county, now in Camp
Curtin, are five brothers, eons of Esqniie Smith,
of Carlisle, who have resolved to march togeth
er and die together in the defence of their
country. This patriotic act is worthy of Men
tion, and should greatly encourage' others to
follow their example. In this connection, we
might also notice the fact that a Mr. Welk,- of
Cornwall, Lebanoncounty; has four sons in the
Union army. The old gentleman expressed his
willingness to give them to his country, and
regretted that his inability to "bite's, cartridge"
would not allow him to enlist, but if they
wanted a drummer he was willing to go. This
is the hind of patriotism deseeves honor.
TRANSPORTATION FOR TROOPL—We noticed,.
during a hasty visit to Bridgeport, yesterday,
that the Northern Centrail railroad company
has fitted up a btrge number of house or covered
cars with comfortable seats, all in excellent or
der. The company is ready at a moment's
notice, with a number of first class new ten
wheel locomotives, to furnish, safe and rapid
transportation for several regiments at a time,
and will, as heretofore, use every exertion for
prompt and speedy transit of troops over their
road. This arrangement, under the superinten
dence of J. N. Dußarry, Esq., is of importance,
both to the United States officers, who have.the
management of the men, and to-the men them
selves, who desire as little detention as possible
on railroads when once put under marching
orders. We have been informed that the
Northern Central railroad never was in better
order than at present, which fact speaks well
for our townsman J. Dellaven, Esq., the suer-
Re" and
leiitie~l`'i man O - f - good practical bust
new habits, but a gentleman possessing a vast
amount of experience on railroads and in other
important positions in public life, a fact that
will enlist his generosity and sympathy in be
half of our brave soldiers, who are hurried off
at the call of, our beloved country.
Hannay -Hoar—The observance of " Har
vest Home," implying that the harvest has
been got " home," and which, if we mistake
not, is generally observed in this latitude, dur
ing the fiat week of Auguet, is not, as many
suppose, of recent or even modern origin, for in
the "late Din," and the Saturnalia," and
the " /Oat of Cora," we recognize its prototypes,
and although these c.ccasions were marked and
desecrated by an unbridled license, and dis
graced by an abandonment of propriety and
even decency, not to be thought of, much less
tolerated in the present day, yet many of the
observances which characterizes them, as well
as the Season at which they were held, seem to
indicate that the ancient orgy and the modern
jubilee have a common origin. The former
were celebrated with songs, not always refined,
dances, not remarkable for delicacy, practices
not entirely chaste, and offerings of grain and
fruit, and libations of wine to the Gods—tbe
latter are still hailed with song and dance, pu
rifled and subdued, and ceremonies &corns and
beautiful, and albeit if we , do , not sacrifice, or
pour out libations, the incense of grateful hearts
still ascends towards Heaven, and if the juice of
the grape be absent, the presence of the product
of the currant and the apple makes ample
amends. The harvest proper, 'is ended, and
most heartily dO we congratulate our farmers
upon the abundance with which, from all ac
counts, their labors have been rewarded, for
surely of no class is that declaration- more em
phatic or that avowal more true—" the.laborer
is worthy of his hire."
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AN EmiIICPLR WORTHY or hILTATCON.—A
week or ten days ago we published an item
suggesting the propriety of our dry good mer
chants and others employing lady salesmen or
saleswomen, and thus allow the clerks to en
list in the service of their country. We have
just learned that this suggestion has been act
ed upon by one of the largest dry good firms
in this city—the Messrs. Hager and Brothers.
Three or four of their clerks, not waiting until
ladies offered themselves to take their places,
patriotically volunteered in one of the com
panies of the new regiment, and are now at
Camp Lancaster. The firm accordingly sup
plied the vacancies by the employment of the
same number of ladies, who will, no doubt,
prove competent choke. This is a move in
the right
direction, and we hope it will be
generally adopted by our merchants.—Laricas
ter Brprai.
We suggested the idea of females taking the
place of such of the young salesmen in our
dry-goods and grocery stores who desired to
serve in the army, several days since, and have
received quite a number of letters from ladies
offering to fill their places, but up to the
time of writing we have not heard of a single
store in the city in which a vacancy from this
cause has occurred.
,A*A . 3,ce,wriss in the hied Ststes &rake
ire to mar allogience to the government.
Pennsylvania malty elegraph, [Airship 'Afternoon, "August 14, 186
AFFAIRS AT CAMP CURTIN.-It is understood
that ten or twelve regiments have been formed
at Camp Curtin, but upon application at the
Adjutant General's office, we were informed
that some alterations would most likely be
made this afternoon, and we therefore concluded
to defer the publication of the lists of compa
nies of which they are composed, until their
organisOion was definitely determined upon.
It is also understood that several of the' field
officers of the newregiments have been selected,
but none hive yet been officially announced.
In the meantime the, troop• „ at (limp are be
ing unifornied' and supplied' with arms ; and
having transportietion toady, are only await
inordere to move.
17. DERnY folloiring is the
muster roll of Captain Henderson's company :
Jimes Henderson, Captain.
Christian A.-Nissley, Ist Lieutenant.
William R. Orth, 2d lAeutenant.
Charles D. Wise, Ist Sergeant. , -"
David Hummel, Jr., 2d Sergeant.
Henry Bowman; 811,Sergbant.
Jacob Dbuttich, 4th Sergeant.
Levi F. Landis, 6th Sergeant.
George F. Greenawalt, let Corporal.
Jacob Shaffer, 2d Corporal.
Grafton Fox,. 8d Corporal.
Williath H. D. drove, 411 Corporal...
George H. Bowman, sth Corporal.
George Buser, 6th Corporal.
Jacob Stoner, 7th Corporal.
John Bale, Bth Corporal.
IRMIOLIES
Jos. B. F. Hummel, Christian Hummel
?SWAM
Alliman, Isaac Horner, Geo. H.
Baum, Abram lifiunburg • Geo. C.
Brubaker,.David Hoover • J. H.
•
Blessing, John Heckaman,Geo. W: •
Binehour Adam Kiliwell, J . eH.
Books, George W. Kerr, Joseph r
Bear, Andrew - Kriaer, Joseph
Blyer, H. H. Kriser, Amos
Curry, Joseph Kissel, Henry
Caley, John Knits, Cyrua
Curry,. John B. . Longeratine, John
Cammel, James Minich, Samuel '
Conrad Samuel P. Manning, John
Conrad, John B. Manning, James
Demmey, David Matlack, Reuben, Jr.
Demmey, Levi Michael, William
Elser, William Moser, Henry
Ellioger, John Marquat, Melon
Eisenhour, Elias M'Clout, Frederick
Winger, Geo. W. Pathewore, George
Earley, Thomas Painter, Jacob , -
Ebersole, Martin path,. M.
Etter, Philip W. Buth, , J. K.
Forer, C. L. Spotty, Istael
Farnsler, Jacob"
Sanders, William
Greenawalt, Samuel Spidle, John
Gramm, Jonathan Slesser, Christian H.
Gramm, Samuel Spayd, Wm. H
Gundon, John Shapley, Rufus E.
Gramm, Frederick Blaellenhumer, G. W.
Houser, Frederick Strickler, Jacob
Heintse, George Balmer, James E.
Hummel, Solomon Spine, Henry.
Humane), Daniel Smelser, William
Hess, John Spittle'', Jacxib
Hoover, Henry Tennis, Samuel ,
Henderson, john W. Witmer, Eli
Heck, Joshua Wolf, Geo. P.
Heicker, L. F. = Wagner, John H.
Hummel, Alexander Yingst, John
MIMES ROLL 011 m Fix. Zonavits.—The fol
lowing is the muster roll of the Harrisburg Fire
231:Laves :
Captain—J. Wesley Awl.
,„„
r` , William o .
Ist Sergeant—Robert F. Bell.` -
2d William H. Hyers. ,
8d " George.P. Chandler.
4th " • Charles Suydam.
sth " John Davis.
let Corporal Leroy Parson. •
2d " Jacob Groff.
8d " John M'Commas.
4th " David G. Martin.
sth " William R. Kapp.
6th " William G. Miller.
7th " William D. Carson.
Bth " Pat. H. Finnegan.
Music—Edmund Glover and Mordecai Felix.
Wagoner—Charles H. Sollars.
PEP/ATM.
Bell, John Y. Myers, Marcus
Bender, Jacob M. Mather, Francis R.
Berniteisel, John Meganghy, Theo.
Bleyer, Abraham Meredith, Ross, Jr.
Buck, David Maddock, Thomas
Back, David J. Miles, Geo. W.
Burnibe, David C. Miller, John H.
Case, William,
Miller, john.W.
Cow, John A. Mytinger, John
Chaffinch, Samuel E. Neuer, Geo. A.
Cramer, John Oglesby, Joseph J.
Cramek, Charles Oglesby;•WaSh. P.
Davis, Joseph Orth, John
Dellaven, William Pray, Q.
Dickey, Harry Proebat, John
Eisely, Thomas J. Quigley, Albert S.
Roger, Joseph Reel, Adam
Faster, Daniel Ritrier, John
Forney, John C. Rodgers, Charles M.
Frank, Charles Rhoads, John
Gardner, Peter Rudy, Parini -
Gettys, William Rupp, Jacob:. -
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Gray, William M. : ..Saul, Joseph hi..
Hants, Laldeman Sawyer, John-W.
Henning, John A. Selmer, Aaron
Hobbs, Wm. P. H. Seltzer, Peter R
Rocker, Martin Shiffier, John •
Horning, John Shoop, Barney
Hynicka, John Shriver, Cornoline
Jack, James A. Smith, Jacob
Johnson, William A. Sian, J ohn W.
Kissel, Solomon R StetialeDavid-
Koerper, John F. .Stauffor,- Olivia G.
Kreider,
Frank Thomas Theo. G.
Lamm, Audis Trout, Thomas,
Leaman Nathaniel Vandiver, Jean
Lebo, John R. Varrdck, Charles it.
Lebo. John . Waggoner, Wm. H.,
Leman, John B. Walter, Geo. L. -
Leectire, Edward P. Waters, David
Loy, Christian Virennel,-William
Wierman, Samuel.
The undersigned mould respectfully ins
form those who are afflicted with Rheuma
tism, Dyspepsy, Coniumption of Liver and
Kidney, Coughs, Fevers, and ell diseases
arising from impurity'of the blood, that she is
prepared, to furnish Mrs. Westhoyer4 German
Vegetable Medicines at very moderate' rates.
I have also an hand a quantity of invaluable
Salves for Sore Eyes, Frozen Feet.and
References can be furnished' att: to .their Won
derful e ffi cacy, whenever calf" upon. There
need be no apprehension in regard to my com
petency in administering it, as I have had it
on hand for the past six years. As they are
now sold at reduced prices ; no family should be
without them over night. They can be had at
any time at my residence, in Fine street, be
tween Second and Front.
AulS dlm MRS. L. BALI,.
I do hereby certify that I; Mrs. &Mittel)
had the Dyipepey very bad for two months,
about five years ago, that I took of this
Germs Vegetable Medicine, and in a few weeks
was cured. My husband.has taken`of it, and
we *Wei:inverse With anyivho may wish to
know what it bas.done for use "Our health is
now ..Wev reside ini.fie*ad 'Street; next
door to the Baptist church.
BUIL YEEPERION, SCHNAZILT.
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To the Afflicted.
"Excarama. "—This appears to have been the
motto adopted by the mercury in the thermom
eter for the past week, during which it has been
most swelteringly hot. To-day was one of the
most enervating and oppressive days, in the
opinion of many of the "oldest inhabitants,"
being the climax for the-summer, the ther
mometer, in positions where it might be con
sidered to have hada decided advantage, regis
tering 96 degrees. The evenings have been
particularly close, rendering sleep, except to
the overwearled, almost impossible, and al
though during this condition brisk west win !
have prevailed, they are about as refreshing as
the givings out of a furnace, the breath of the
Simoon, or the blasts of the Sirocco. It in
clines us to wish, with the eccentric Sydney
Smith, that we might divest ourselves of flesh,
and sit in our bare bones.
Coaassrounasoa eirrwsze G. HALL= AND
4m.•-.-The somewhat plain correspondence be
tween Generals Haßeek and Lee, must not be
construed to hays' anything to do with the
cheap dry goods at Urich and Boomer's, south
mid corner . of Front and. Market strteta.
, A Mon* Eerasusfpoom—Among the many
improvements lately made in our city, to which
we can point with pride as an evidenceof pros
perity and as a detennination 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 fill not only one of the largest,
devoted to the grocery business, outside of New
York, but the stock ch dlenges competkon.—
Without 'going into detail, we may safely say
that the firm keep on hand everything usually
liePt in a grocery store, (liquors excepted,) and
that they sell at very small profits. Their
clerks civil and accommodating, and have
strict instructions under no circumstances what
ever to misrepresent or take advantage of any
customer. A general invitation is extended to
the public to visit the new building and exam
ine the extensive stook, whether they purchase
•
or not.
Ws have 'received a very large assortment of
Hoop Skirts, all qualities and prices, from 76
cents up to $2 60 ;25 dozen of Marseilles
Shirt Breasts, Collars and Cuffs to match, the
whole set for 25 cents, worth 50 cents ; 10
boxes of Ribbon for dress trimming, all colors ;
5 boxes of Belt Ribbon,. all colors ; a large as
sortment of linen and needlework Collars, and
setts of collars and sleeves ; a large assortment
of white Cambric; Taciconetts, figured and
plain Swiss Muslin, BriLliants, Nansooks. rhe
finest lot of embroidered French Cambric Bands
ever brought to Harrisburg ; 4 pieces of striped
goods for Undersleeves ; .200 embroidered In
fant Waists at all prices ; 20 pieces of Black
Silk Lace, all prices, some yard wide suitable
for dress, flouncing, or trimming of lace shawls;
Lace Mitts at all prices, 26 cents up ; 40 dozen
of ladies and gentlemen's linen pocket Hand
kerchiefs. For wholesale customers we keep a
large assortment of holiery and notions, such
as Spool Cotton, Thread, Needles, Pins, Stock
,
inp, Socks, etc., etc. S. LIWT.
:IPS:AVIING 15LD.
been auffouilig from frolialiedlatog ;'1
Y 0037101 BOTH SEXES,
WHICH crams 80 MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS,
• ifaMs then for Marriage,
And le the greitett evil which cm befall
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptom% enumerated in advertkement, and If you
are a tnfferer, • ' -
Cut out the advertisement,
And !mustier It at once.
are dangerous.
Ask for Belmbold's
Take no other. •
Cures guaranteed.
Beware of Ibunterfsits and Imitations. 3ylB -clitta
HAIR DYE 1 HAIR DYE 1 1
Wm. A.. Bateheloea Hair Dye
The only Hannlabs and Sellable Dye Known 1
All others are mere imitations, and
.should be avoided
ifyoh mish 4 to escape ridicule.
GREY RED Ott RUSTY MALE. dyed instantly to,, a
beatilifiliand natural Brown or Bloch, without the leut
Injury to Bair or Skin.
FIFIBEN IDWAIS AND DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded to Wm. A: Bummed since 16.0,and over 200,000
applications have been made — to the hair of the patrons
of his famous Dye.
. .
Wm. A. BAINNIELOIO3 HAIR DYE precludes a color
not to be distinguished from native and is WARUNIIID
not to inlaroin the least, however long It may be coatis.
tied, and the ill drools of Mmt Dyes remedied. The hair
le invigorated tar lire by this spleadid Dye, which is prop.
any appileckat No. 16 Bond Street New York.
Hold In allthecites and towns of the tinned Stales, by
Druggists sad Fancy Goode Dealers
The Genuine has the name "William A. Satebeer,"
and address upon a steel plate engraving, on the four
sides of each box.
Whole:ride Factory, 81 Fan:lay,Si.,
Late 288 Broadway, Now York
ont2-d&wfy.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
SRAH A. ALDRED, Executrix of
the estate of Thomas Aldred, deed., late of the
city of Hirrisburgi Dauphin county, haying letters
testamentary granted To them by the Basest, by of Delp
pliht cotutty, hereby notithx ad parties indebted to said.
estate to make immediate payment., and those having
*alma . to present them properly authenticated for
eettlement to the above named executrix. au2-6w
,
GAITEY MUSIC HALLS
Walnut Street between 2d and 3d.
RoBtrrEDWARDS . .. . ...Sole Lessee and Manager.
Admission to all parte:of the Bonne 16 cents.
Mo' 4,F# NEW STARS .
lIIMENIE ATTRACTION !
Flat appearance of
MISS MOLLIE FIELDING
—.THE-GREAT FRENCH DANS/RISE,
sir Whose tannin performand4 have. retzelsied,
with 'ut'exceptton;, tee most datterlas notices from the
press and the niosteisiensive ot . the elite or Msw York,
Phi ad•lphis, Boston and other principal cities, will
have the lio_or of making her lint appearance in Mar.
rushing on
Monday Evening, August lith, 1862.
Be engagement of
JAKE BUDD AND
DAN HOWARD,
The Gteat Favorite, =depots Comedian; in conneetton
witn tho
STAR GAIETY TROUPE
Mtas .In Ea Edwards, tack Beithalon. T. M. Holds, Mas
ter Perry, T. H..Bonnell, Prof. Velment, Master George,
the Baby Clown, Mons. De Louts and the educated dog,
JENNY LIND. •
Doors open at TX to commence at 8 o'clock. •
NEW MARBLE AND STONE YARD
HENRY BROWN
AQINTG iiifetied - Ofs*A. AND STONE
Yalramr (twat Street, sear obestaut Aron, eipo
Site t e Railroad. Repot tares tins*, hod
of inrren4be Minna at:Harrisburg and vicinity that
hR . Z.
,weilar,dp:alkkinde.cl. marble and stonework
is Mainterjaild °nibs most rmantable Uinta
1•104.21ne
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
RUDOI PH MILLER, of East Hanover
lowsehip, Ohm himself as a Candidate for the of
hes of COUNTY COSIMIeSIONER, subJect to the Union
Republican Nominating Convention, and pledges him
self it isomisat^d and elected, to diecharga the duties of
the offize.with fidelity. iflB-Jamte
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
DAVID BERSI' of South Hanover
township, o ff ers him mit as a candidate for the
cafe of COUNT? OMNI-SEWER, sdhject to the Union
emblican Nominating ConventtO, and pledges himself
ifnomiuetei and ele,ted, t discharge the duties of the
0 i; ce with fidelity.
„fen dawte*
AMIIEL PAGE, of Swatara township,
announces hinmelf et a canOldate for the Mace o f
minty CionimiEsioner, subject to the decision of the Re
publican County Convention. He promises If nominated
and elected to discharge the duties of sai I office for the
good of the tax ['alien of the county. jyle diw wte
EDGEHIIL SCHOOL.
PRINCETON.
Rev. Juana P. HUGHBB, A. M., t
Rev. Thos.. W. CATTIML, ~M., j Princ
AtC i
pals.
rItHIS Institution, "founded in 1829, is
jp,_ designed to prepare boys - thorotighily for college or
for a business life. The buildings are large and commo
dious, and the, grounds embrace more than thirteen
acres. Both of the Priticipais devote their whole time
to the reboot, added in the department of InStrnOtlOU by
competent teachers
Ike military instruction and drill, (under the charge
of an experiended inntrtiolor ,) is arranged tio as not' . to
interfere with the regular .stadies, occupying • part of
the time appropriwed to exereise and recreation.
Pupils are received a' any time and charged only from
the date of admission. Tnalse:—sl2,ls 00 per session of
five months.
414-412 t
Rar circulars, or further Information, address either of
the Principals. He erence is also outdo to the Rev. Mr.
Cattail, Harrisburg. -
From the Rev. Dr. Madge and the Rea. Dr. Meat/1,
Professors in the ZheMorleal Seminary, Princeton, N. J.
I have for sevemii 'years been intimately acquainted
with the Hey. Thomas W. Cattell. He has had charge
of two of my sons, and I can Safely say I have never
Known a ny one in whose fidelity and devotion to his pu
pils, I have equal confilence.' He is a good sr..holar snd
a sucreselit teacher. l khow no ono 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 ape eking in Boob
terms of commendation of a teacher; hat lam 'Waded
am doing nothing but simple. 3i:tetra to an extellent
man, in mine the language which I have here em
ployed. CSAULBEI 1:10D0g.
'1 have great coutideoee in the Rev. Jas..P. Hughes, as
a laugher, hoth in his aptness.- to give lostrection, and
his tact in the administration of disciphni3. 1 have had two
eons ander his care, and from the most careful observe
tionl am free to recommend. the Uphill tiebool as Olio
of safe Wed thorougb Justrnotion
je 14 dim•relfell n'T.IOCA.ND ER T. IWCIILt..
REMOVED.
JOHN B. SMITH.
HAS removed his Boot sod Shoe Store
from the corner of Second and Walnut streets to
RO. 108 MARKET STREET ,
Next door to Harne's Agriculture :lore, where he intends
LO keepall kinds of Boots a^d Shoes, Gaiters, Am., cud a
large stork of Trunks, and everything in his line of bu
siness ; and will be thankful to receive the patronage of
his old customers and the public: in general at his. new
uhrie of buainewt. All kinds of work made to order in the
best atyle.and by superior workmen. Repairing dme at
short notice. [apr2dtf] JOHN B. 8111TH.
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA MANUFAOTORY I
No. 69, Market Street, below Third,
lIABRIEIBITIA, PA.
10 M. B. LEE,
MANUFACTURER OF UMBRELLAS,
PAMIRS and WALKING LAMM, will furnish
scuds at LeWIDIPIIIOIiI than can be bought le any of
lie Eastern cities. Country ntneohnots will do well to
llgind.examine prices and quality, and convince tbein
JOHN 'WISE'S
Confectionery & Fruit Store,
THIRD STREET, NEAR WALNUT,
ThaTishay, Pa.
•
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL RINDS,
- •
ORANGES AND 'LEHOMS,
• PINE -APPLES, BANANNAS,
- • FRESH AND SALT FISH,
And vegetables of all kinds, brought dlreOt from the
Eastern Markets, twice a week, and purchased Winer my
personal supervision, thus enuolidg me to sell a better
and cheaper article than any In the market.
Sir Orders trom a distance attended to promptly, and
toods delivered to any part of the city-free of char ge.
FRE:II CANNED FRUITS constantly on band 'Give
me a call. [je2Ej JOHN WIER.
POMADE HONGROISE
FEELNQ THE
MOUSTAO HES,
Je6 HELLER'S .t.RT.*TORS
GEORGE CUNIKLE
MERCHANT TAILOR.
NO. 66 MARKET STREET.
'NOTICE TO MILITARY OFFICERS.
u. AVING on hand an assortment of
materials of Road, reliable quality, is prepared to
nti..e up, upon short notice and in the best manner,
°dicers uraerms. Alma Himmel- shirts and other geode
suitable for *filters outfit on baud. aug-dim
GREAT ATTRACTION.
CALL at No. 75 Market Street, where
- you will dud a large and welt selected stock of
[gala and fancy Confectionery of all kinds. a great va
riety or toys a every description, Ladies' Wore. Mona
and Fumy Baskets, Foreign Fruits, Naga, Dates and all
other articles generally Kept lu a confectionery and toy
store.,geeepring fresh supplleB every week. Call and
exasilefor yourselves. WM H: WAGGONER, •
apritisd6m P oprinicr.
PRESERVE JARS
JELLY:OI_,A.SSE • S,
just
i f all sizes, patterns and prises . , t
received sod for aide by
yen WM. DOOR, Jr, & CO.
FLY PAPER
FANCY COLORED Pager,. ready ., out, for
cover* °Acing Ghtsals, Picture E antes, he.
union ano other new patterae for Bale at
[LIMNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE!
FRESH: BUTTER
AT
MARK - ET PRICE
WE, HAVING fitted up a large Retrig-
Tv Orator; and having made contracts with some of
our most aspic farmers to farm& us with freSh and
tweet butter reguiarl+r t will be enabled to supply our
customers with sweet fresh Ice cold batter at all times:
uty4.lt •MF - M. 110C441 &CO
ATTENTION FARMERS
SCYTHES, SNATHS, GRAIN CRADLES,
RAKEI3, 80171111 STOMAS and RIFLES in great
reedy, to be bad onus at
GLIASIRPS Hardware Store,
Jelo-dtf Opposite the Court ooze.
CHEESE.
AFEW Boxes good Cheese, the balance
of a largo consignment, are offered at an unusual*
low rate to close oat the lot. To retail dealers there will
be an inducement offered. Each box soldwlli-be guar
anteed as represented. WM. DOCIL, JR. , & CO.
if lB .
LOVIghiNG'B fingarn - and '"syrups for
ale law, by biOROL 4 & POW te
Jr 29 Corner:Frontal:id *Watt ,
BROWN sugars of all grades, for sale
low, by NICHOLI I 80 Wme N ,
}rib Corner Frau, azul Market streets.
aanbibatts.
slitt uUftneug.
glisallautons
RECRUITS WANTED.
FOR THE 15TH INFANTRY,
REGTJLAR ARMY.
ONE hundred more able bodied (mar.
ried or unmarried) men are wanted to complete
the Second Battalion of the above regiment.
Its Headquarters are pleasantly loucted at "Camp
Wissahickon" on the banks of the Schuylkill, near
Philadelphia, where recruits are weekly sent to be
thoroughly instructed before going into active service.
Honest, Intelligent and energetin men are particularly
wanted for non-ttommissioned officers, to whom as with
all recruits, every advantage of advanced bounty, pay,
do., to given.
A premium of two dollars will be paid any chisel or
soldier for each acceptable recruit presented by him.
/further information may be obtained It applied for, at
the office on Second street near the Market holm, Her.
r Pa. THOMAi H. NORTON.
jCktpt. lath 11. S. lone., Recruiting Officer.
A. Pi:MITES,
Scrap Iron and Metal Merchant,
MACHINE. & FOUNDRY FURNISHINGS,
N. P. Cor. of South and Penn, and No. 17
South Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ingot Copper,
" Brake MB
"
Pig Tin,
Bar "
Pig Lead,
Bar "
Spatter,
antimony , Babt lit Metal,
Blsmn L,
Balder,.
Hat Iron, '
Neft'and Second hand Kochi nests' and Blaeiteutitles'
Toole and Steam Engine. bought anil sold.
Artioies of every 4- &climbs in use by Maebh3tats'
and fonnorymen, furnished to orthr.
air Qua paid - for getup Iron, Old Rails, and an hinds
or Metals. - Jy2t dtaio
Shoe& Loo,
" Zico,
&eel,
Bores,
Crucibles,
Foundry Facings,
Anvils
MA Wards,
" C o l l Per,
" Bros;
" Lead, So., lira
INSURANCE.
Marine, . Fire and Inland Transportation,
Central Agency at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
12111ILMICE COMPANY 'OF NORTH /URIC
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1794—Charter perpetual.
Capital and Assets $l, 2001000
DIRECTORS.
Arthur (I. Collin, Simnel W. Jouir, John A. Brown,
Samuel P. Smith, Charles Taylor, Ambrose White,
John R. Neff Richard D. Wool, William Welsh, Wiliam E.
E. Bowen, James N. Dickson, S. turns Wain, Joba
mason, George L. Harrison, Francs R. 0 ape, Ititaraid H.
Trotter, Edward S. Clarke.
ARTHUR G. OOP/IN, Prearkfti,
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
As central agent [or th 3 aline name . company; the
undersigned' is prepared to take Fire risks in any part
of the State or Pennsylvania, either annually or petrinat
natty, on the most tavorab le terms.
Mee Third street between Walnut and Strawberry
alley, 80-ke's row. .
WILLIAM BUEHLER,
fele d ly ELI romurg. Pa.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY ?
THAT IS THE QUESTION.
11HE Proprietors of the 'PARISIAN
CABINET OP WONDERS, ANATOMY and MIDI
DINE" have determined regardless of expense, to him
free, (for the benefit of suffering humanity) PODS of
their most instruotive and 'store/tang Leasure' on Mar
riage sad its Disquallikations, Nervous Debility, Prams -
tura Decline of manhood, Indigestion Weakness or Do
presakm, Loss of eaergy and VitalPoWsre, the Great So.
cial Evils, and those Mal , dies whine resatt from youth
ful !blies, Excesses at Maturity, or Igner.ume or Pbysl•
ology and Nature's Law. These 1/valuable Lectures
rev. been the means or enßghtntog and swing thou
sinds, and will be forwarded free on the receipt Oa' fear
stamps, by addressing SEORE CA. Vir PaIII3IAN Uanalerr 011
dIiaTOKY AND hiretetaz, 563 Broadway, New Tort.
Jan-sly
VALIPABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE,
INO W offer for sale that valuable
propert7 situated on the immerse Market end Pink
streets, opposite thy's residence ; if not sold on or be-
DM, the drat of September next et private sale, it will
Indisposed alt at public outer" , on that day., on the
prazoLes. . J. S. HADILIO.
jyalAta
QPLENDID assortment of glassware just
NJ received, and lOr sale low by
NICHOLS At 20WMAN,
jy29 Corner hoot and Harked streets.
EXTRA family flour, choice brand, just
received, and warranted to lore satisfaction, for
awe by N.1.011.1.aS & boWAIAN,
010 Oor. Front & Market SIB.
O.I:ISAP Sugars, brown and white, New
Orleans, Loverines, Aro., are now entree for sale,
of every grade to Bolt the Ittrehasar, at
kilutiOLS a BOWIUN,
OPIS Corner Front and Market ktreets.
QYRUP and Molasses, no leas than eight
),„) kinds, for Bale by Mal,L9 & BOWMAN,
1718 Corner /front and Market suede.
EXTENBIVE assortment of Glassware,
including Jelly glasses. Preserve ashes. Gob 'ea,
L...111S sni p 4hp., &h., of al. styles, pal Theatre& sad .tor
rile low by clOllOLd & tiuriltsW,
197 Corner Front& Market streets.
WANTED.
SEVERAL Machinists. Also a stout
boy In the blacksmith shop. Apply at the
jyl6-41tf IutGLN nORBs.
PURE Cider Vinegar, which we war' ant
to• be made solely from cider, just received and for
Hale low by NICHOLS* 0 o
jeld Corner Prone and Mar. et streets,
BUILDING LOTS Fog bALs,
DEaRABLa: Building Lots on Ridge
R oad ad d a tree% on renal/MOM krzos. tror
A. tiler lartiou ars (mourn of
JOHN B. II'OVIUt, Agog,
1317411n* South slut betsvotu ittooo4 out mt.
KELLER'S DRUG STORE is the pkwo
tin hnv Ptitant ttivititiva-
A SUPERIOR lot of Dandelion and Hie
21. Wee, for sale at the at bre of JO 1 N W IBS . MI
WHITE BRANDY
FOB P"BESERVI - Na PIIItYOSES.
AVERY superior article, (pure,) jut
received and for Bale by
J. 30 WII:DOCH, JR., 00.
CIDER It 1 VINEGAR i
MADE from choice and selected Apples,
and guemaitsed by us to be strictly pure.
14 . M. DOOR' 00.
DANDELION COFFEE 1--A Fresh and
large supply of this Celebrated Codbel aat recolvbd
by DRS) WY. DOW' Jr., g Co.
CANNED Tomatoes and Green Corn, at
JOHN wiern. myl
ITARA JELLY.—A large supply just
.L Aps WM • 1 _ie. &CO.
s
APPIES. Orartga' and Lemons, atJOHN
myl
E first in the market, just received
eafi At sale by DbM, 00: