paik Etitgra#4
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE YOB PRESIDENT,
4t.BRAHAM - LINCOLN.
FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTIOg,
eitANTINCI THE
SOLDIERS' RIGHT TO .VOTE.
S•ARRISBIIRG, PA
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1864
Reportior Surgeon General King;
We print to-day.the report of the Surgoow
General of . Pennsylvania; :in reference to.the
condition of the wonnded men, belonging to .
regiments from this State,now in the hospi
tale of Washington.; with, an account of-the
relief afforded:to such as these on the battle
field. In allthese matters Surgeon General
King has left nothing undone to secure the
relief and comfort of the wounded men of.
Pennsylvania, being assisted also by a corps
of able: volunteer surgeons. His report to
which - we referis a highly interesting paper, Asa
exhibiting the effectiveness of the arrang?
month of ; the State authorities to insure.e*eyy
pbEisible protecti*to-our volmiteer soldieai
For successfully carrying out his portion of
such arrangements, Surgeon General King de,
serves the thanks of the people, and particu
larly the thanks of=t) ose who have relatives
in the arniy:.
The' ReseiVe' Corps Resolved tb
with the Army Until Richniond Sll se
Utedneed. .
By our special dispatches this often:Lam,'
from Washington, it will be seen that the Sur
vivors of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps,
have resolved to remain with the Army of-the
I"otomac until Richmond has been captured'
This action, while it will sorely test the per
dance of the friends of the Reserves at home,
preparing to give them' a glorious. welcome;
still reflects the highest credit on those gat:
lout heroes and crowns their services with - he
evidence of a devotion unparalleled in the
history of the American Union- All over- the
Commonwealth a grateful people will respond
to the gallantry of the Reserves in prayerehnd
supplications• to God for their protection!
The Position of the Army of the Potomac
In locating'the present position of our array
some attention must be paid to names. Han
overtown must .not be confoundedwith Han
over Court House, from which it is distant Ma
Southeast direction about ten miles. Homo-.
vertown is on the west side of the Pareun 7
key river, • above the White House, so well .
known in General McClellan's campaign; and
is by the country roads about fifteen miles
from Richinond.. It shonld also be obserVed
that General Grant is approaching Richmond,
not as General McClellan did from the south
east, but iihnost directly from the north, ttrua
bringing him above the Chickahominy swamps
which were sosreat an obstacle to the Penin
sula campaign.. The movement of our army
Will 'necessitate another change of base.—
WeStPoint 'mid White House are the•most ao
cessible points, , a nd, being directly in Grant's
rear, can be well guarded. There is also the
advantage of a. railroad from West Point to
Richmond, which was extensively used during
ll'Olellan'a campaign.
The E,pitseapal chzurch and &laVearj
It is the high prerogative of the Church -to,
denounce wrong, regardless of the source
whence it emanates or the shape in 'which it'
appears„ Most of the churches, not depend
ent upon the efforts of men for their success,
but relying on God for the fullness of - their
triumphs, have been exercising this preroga
tive in reference to the causes and the effects,
of this rebellion. The Methodist, Presbyte-'
rian, Lutheran, Baptist,Congregational, Men
nonites and other church denominations whose
representatives convene in conventions for the
transaction of business connected with thein
organizations, have emphatically avowed.,,a
firm confidence in the purity of 'our Governd ,
ment,'a-noble reliance in the justice of the
cause for which - freemen are now contending'',
and a holy . horror for the barbarities, atroni-:
ties and villainies of the institution of slatery.
As Christian men, believing in the equalities
and respecting the injunctions of the God
whom they serve, they could not do le* and ai
a faithful journalist, we have on all occasions
commended this loyal action on the part of
the churches of the free States. With a strict
desire, now, to continue impartial in this
faithfulness as a journalist, wean constrained
to refer to the fact that a convention of repre
sentatives of the clergy and laity of the Epis
copal phurch, recently assembled at Pitts
burg, deliberately and decidedly. ,refused : to
pass a series of resolutions condemning the
cause of the war as it is centered in slavery,
and approving the effort to crush it in
the . noble sacrifices of . the people. One
hundred and twenty-five of its - members,
or a majority *of the whole number, re
fused, Ist; to denounce the "authors and
actors of this rebellion;. 2d, to recognize the
hand of Providence in training the American
people "to do justice to a long oppressed and
outraged race;" 3d, to approve all "constitu
tional means for the '"speedy and total aboli
tion of slavery thioughont the hand." What
they were in favor of, and what they adopted,
was a doughface resolution which
_passes no
censure upon Southern rebels,which expresses'
no desire to see the rebellion weakened by
freeing the slaves of-rebels, and which impiies
that the North lies done as much as the Sen'th
to produce-this bloody. and wicked war
Such is the - deliberate, recorded expression
of opinion by the highest ecclesiastical coun- -
oil of the . Protestant Episcopal Church of
Pennsylvania. It has pro,duced in this core
mimity a feeling of flip most intense . indigua
lion, which, we rejoice-to say, is> shared -by_
many communicants in the Church whichhas.•
been , so. .shamefully. disgraced. To sai . that
the members of the' Convention were
featly and tmmistakably opposed to contkmr
ing the rebellion A ,oT:Pe/ro ..11averth its
would•be styli:tiptoe little. We 100
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turnip as we believe anything, that there were
Men in that Convention who would rejoice to
See the rebellion successful, and who would
assist to keep the chains upon the victims of
Southern slavery.' : To-say•thatme regret that
fhe Conventiect did not possess. the 'humane
And Christianiaptrit which led Bishop Potter
•
to protest ... againstthe defence of slavery by
.. .
Bishop Hopkins, would be using tame words.
We believe that it is the solemn duty of every
loyal niarrib'er -of - the 'Episcopal Church—of
every member who hates slavery as the cause
of the rebellion which is murdering our
ritintlyiirenly liii Edna - and -thousandstep
fake pronipkandinettly. Steps: to show to the
ivorld their disapprobation ,of, the milk-and-
Iva* Progqed44.o.f.4: l / 1 11 Ptive..l l 4 o nr.
i . .. M. l.. . z.: .
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il galedirAite'lnb oi tits , 1-ItaPr-'-41sI
itil • siting Lit r From Itl , d 4117meii.Caiik-
IThe following eloquent and characteristic,
).otter, written.to the kew York Caledonian
Chib,:ty Gen. Simon Cameron, liae.beerstoi,
:
our files for several days, and was crowded
joit'by the 'mass - of news from the army;
which could not be postponed. While its ap
jpearance in the MLEGRAPIt-was thus delayed,
several important errors t attending its
in ,the New York press been cor-;
i
netted bye nits distinguished. author, and we
are no* , ableio•lay the same' before`-our read
lers as it was originally vvrittli;l`;` . '' ,
~
itt;i:ananci t , 3 ,. 1:t 4 :,1,44 29;_ - ,ISA.'
. D.F.,,t_ R.Sia iI am pained to -he compelled to
make an aPologyfor hot responding in person ;
1
to your invitation to meet Om :gallant, 79th on
ife.retiirrilic4its limg,'bridliankand honereil
,service in ~ ♦the wsr t)ir the "dog.. of the Re.. PUblic; They have Kesel:4'o to. the liverl i d ".
iglorious spectacle of independent •.patriritic
Inten—everypne of them independent, because
'each relied on his own character and his own
exertions: for :hia.support--leaving their cona
,fortableAoM4lor.the hardships of a soldier's
:life ; to save The country which had given them
an „asyliiim ~ They were ;not inerceMip - sal:
diere f fek,ilei vOlun tpered without ii 3 Ly. bmin 4,
and in three Years'hervicehaVe beerktound in
all the itrpintao battles in the Statea of Via.-
Onia, South CarcMi — a;' . 3lery - land;,Tenheisee,
Nissisdippi, and Georgia. Everywhere, by ac-
Cident or design, this regiment has been put
into the front of the battles. More than once
it seemed to ine.that _they . were' made the for=
Torn hope; and4 - nO case has even an indi
vidual soldier been fc'howit to waver in the
hOtteet of the ght. To such en all horior
is due, and rtrust this country' will be forever
grateful to them, . For some weeks I have ex
pected the.arriVerOf the regiment, and antici
pated the 13k41Si:ire of taking, the,' returned
Highlandersby"the hand, kir every one; of
them has endeared himself" to rue by associa
tions Nyhieli,time,' Cannot:obliterate from 'MY
mernory; r aiid:everY cue of ,tlient has made.
me Troia 'of his acqrtaiiidtace UST the patriot
lam, the cool courage, and :the unco m plaining
eu,durance_with which the whole regiiienflias
_borne all th'il, hOdslikos incident to arsOldier's
We. • TAReg tbakX9/ I, will - greet theYl9thHigli-
An:tilers fo.r me. ( Say to theta that I ant Proud
oftheinproild that they were orgapizgun
dEr my direetiojas,, and proud Of - nly coMinon
descent with .then;ifrom the "then of 0'6104,7
,whe 411.ite'.iakios.,heen, Ars true to.` theli Gov,
creme* 'artd..the# country as ..to„qigii God;
and iOlo i liaienevertiirned their backs upon it
friend or a foe:" ' •
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. .
Repaapig my, regret at,not i being able to
meaty lsf, I beg you, sy; l b:lbelieve me, very
siinerely;Y . ,ol. fiiS4 . . ,
, ~. ~„ ;.;'; , sibiox 0 C,.: ,1
To e*,,Stital4l-1, - .#4:,Chief, • ; RIICOus
V
Club ..,• 1 .,'.` ' f, ' ',...--::'
' - t-in•nunniOtion with 4 iitspi4i*tii - i en
tabled; through:tle kindnessilef Gen..a.smeron,
to , lay, the followin g) littei before iniaderS,
giving a brief del§iilitlifir-isr thh harpiet - nt
whiW i tke j lrigihltindeit men entiFtained; a nd'
expressing _the:-,high regariLwith which; G. 1
.Calderon is .the e Oldie& by •tlieigaiiiSielittion 4411'
miariie t ailsapp -,- :2 -. ',...!u.ar:f. ,- ;/ ~::.! Pr; .r.:51 , :i
16' . - . '7:41 107 t6g,filak SiCli J igel:';
ti4lhni 4 .. lest`nigtileiet erantivot
: s
of the diinlig Highlander '{v Ii
ed - kttla'di ednilan:blufland' Ale tith r i
g6 O -v44ts you would haiibbn pie
-
Likalf,-44:tlie regiment were ijefilly , . sorry
?that
,yr.M`were h not. - Your; kind and - T,Seline
'letter' Wet hOwever; rea'il'tO= thein; and-wes.
fully appientated , by 'tlie'briO e Sc r otelnnen.. - A
missed your,' face from among Op - oflicers;"rs
with two es•cePtions, I Waeiths-enlyone Of 'Chef
61idnal eallpers - Who - were loresmit et-the VAIL
qugeinieli' to 'la)* the flaiederrikiii ; Rlyeib-.
ingion "three years ago, andif,Sidlic•Wtinie, - t,
first saw you. , Another form line INi - ivan't-1
ing, that of,'a rfirst Colong;!aisl i na t i'aii`fifa-'
`.caY:ei inarro-ibe fOur a scpre - surViNiOr,s,.6f - ' Oir,
1 fernier itioVaitnd'hueiviiet recalled hinitdreind
,With'Pridtkiiha SaAneserPrida'at'his lierOianit,
sadness at his death. ' thg' Preablit commas--;
`der, Colonel 011orrison, • was ab s ent; as he is.
'Siblerbig fronia severe, woiniereCalked ii - tfie
'battle of §istottsAvanis Court HOUSe the Otiier,
day. I are sure you I will 'be no less 'pleased
than surprised to hear that. little Captain Laing
was pres,ent., 'having been with'his•oompany
thrnughinit the war. He , iniquireViiitist - af..
fePtOrdtalY,aftei you, and asked Me4T , aid
not thine - Yeu would be . pleaOld .. .tolinow how'
devotedlthelo44.limg " tol,hrtirtin l ." - Al-
Waugh Ardflrilelf.,frein his' numerous wounds,
he is as full ' of iigh 't 'and eiliguSislini: as ever
and when yonr health was *4°4o, and ' the
band played the march of t4OSniercin men,
he shouted but; AiXioh, - ,if ilifilik.'ilial Wee Oily
here to see ns rib , * I " 'Serkeniit litekerdie,
who lot idelegat i llanassic . 44 Nihon{ von
furnished Wi th arihther p - •*Eis' aISO . Present,' and
desired Me to send'int.the: enblcised - photo
grephS, and to' Vs:Press to,.yosi
, 4,':' lasting grati
tude fOileur generoslty. •Itt IV - pilfer nies
sees of fitethelo4Aspeetwere'seitt by . other
memb r ercof the re, We all Missed ,02,
but we all felt, from our letter,
,thaiitin itOe
with us inspirit. ; -'.'''' . - '.. 11 in enei, i
, - Tlaregnment:Will.leranstered out 4'1;1(4
1 igkA'.iiii'd r hiiitsp - bierk'detkled for thekinr:
poSe. • They 'WIII - thert tag ficeir'plii?g,ps of
1 old, among the regiments .of 4419 city' , Infliiia:
They will undoubtedl4-'ig l ettliSt' after they
have enjoyed their : re rnli i Ome fora while.
0,."_.
opng that ,•
ydr'iie enjoyin g
health,gooe ,.,.
, :,:tti man, Qen ii rc t r; ri
r,, With and res p ec t ; -. r .
„, ,
Your obedient serv ant
—•-
-•.-- HENRY A. .ELTILS.
ri Hon. ,imozi • altillOlT Harrisburg.'' ''
; Sinn:MAIL: FACT.—From a, priAte letter
: received at this office from a, soldier in the ar
my ot the Potomac,we learn that on the bodies
number ofl'dead rebels leg ioctlfe .
of„ jour P 00 1 14, *e 1-621 . 11 7,10 64 .4
rbtick to his-intrefichinenta rit Richmoud, pa r ,
_li . *shoyring ',theY bad takeri)the-.oathr
allegiance xeie F earseWutelf:,es
tlisaiikktnit;* . birjuit themselves,` represent
of: the chitalry,ofthe Sonth;anil
lare_otr those ' , l.Demacraticillreittleinesi tortwaTm,
tireoTorr9rgan loves to allado.i,
apicaiip!oif.. aJ llorasr..B.Tatmakii.zth;iagi.the
letWa •i fti''tri . o*ift L bittuesiitltiettEernacia.
/44 - ,,,ilig6i'A:[ic
O n ..ATr9l/19.9P..
.Iglikestorfromiliercer , connit.
fildeiatori
,130 Teregrapo.
Spie4iial Diepatai. to the Pennsylvania
Telegraph.
By rritto INLAND LINE.
lertilit• -Washington.
ILL . TREATMENT 'OF PATIENTS'.
The Pennslrlytwia...leserces
tend to Participate in the
Capttire of Rfichmond.
wAsmAappr, May,3l, I.p. at.
A great dead of - complaint is:made at the
neglect' shown tb-lifienis at the kmory Hos
-13.04 plleoea,l pireptor:s attention has
begrt e_ lteCt dliee i cajar i ii!ir s ti4,4ar3 and! . h'e'
has stigmatized it in terms befitting such a
total disregard of :clederidgnd humanity.
[Ws t , rrworid eftt s tl i i R
e ennsylvtnia
serves haird - skiified ticeir - VillhtneA
main until tivili t ,ft.pplact of the p,r,esen , t4lrama
is consummated, viz.: The capture of Itioth
mond bitilant'S'iratdrions
isultkik,t. 6 4l 2, S.tE44'lLlMPtdie;lft, informs
me that he also has heard the tumor from
some o the iftltiAdiWEE - 6 Witigerktes
It is probablritrge,(aptl4e liknnof,loyle of the
regiments has already expired,
.and nothing ,
has been
C. H. GRAFFEN.
(1 a T-4. I.r . - f !i" _,l Si
ASSOCIATED RAPOET.
T*BY THE ATISIiViD
OHIO LINE.
13
It
LE 'SF ReEgJOHNTING GRANT
-
Successful •Transfer of Troops.
• fli ,•_••
.FonTaEss DioNnoz, May 30:``'
If no3ongenbnliroperlo. flp lak.. of the im
portant movements that have been progress
big in this: department -,during .the : past two
days, 'aatiply - tits now fttlly accomplished.
A large portieff.-,:d. the troops at Bermuda
Hundred, under:oeßeral Butler, have bderi
transferred, under the command :Of: General
Smith, to the Army of the Potomac.
!The troOps! were, wolf. tTP• l 4ll lsl o_Avti•l4 l
great celerity up the `York river 'to the' wEit'e
House, the new base of
,supplies for Geruiral
Grant. = - . •
Generals Smith and Brooks passed up yes
terday. ' "
• Gen. Gilmore reinairia With. General Butler,
.
at I3ermuda Hupl i rld t also? Generals Ames and
• Large.ftupplies have been sent to .the. White
House. ;I '
Bojterg s (YOnvpnti.on.
!(, , • Clam=Awn, lfay.pit
An informal gathering of German dalegatek,
radicals and War Democrats, took place last
General Cochrane made a, lengthy, radical
speech, animadverting, quite strongly upon• the
Adminiatritibie,'tilid:denciunoing the suppres
sion of newspapers as a crime, and that even
ircensoraliip was aii,unjastifiable outrage.
ti4overnor 'f6ll6ived, maintain
ing that only the most radical measures can
save thwil;rnion; • -
General McKinstry offered resolutions de
that thel duty. of, a truly: merican Ad
ministration-is to restore the'prostratediights
of Citiketiship;h 4 freedOni press and
speech, protests againstabitraiy arrest's awl
,se?zuTelifif j prqrteypg, favors the Monroe doe
trine, Inytiarges-,fraternity ,to the, ittriigiglkrig
republics of thetlid s and IsteVWorld:
s , ..A.Platt9.Fro ?..o.4 l 4tedAlA Tefgrre4 tcta
committee, of Iwlliphi - Pailiev
4.1: • • •
0 FILIAL D PATCHE.
~ WeeFnuyaln,.4 - ay 30-10 P. M.
Maj.-Gen. Az
No intelligence later than has heretofore
beehlranotnltteiiiiklMiasibeen receited• by
3)4P9mi t r*e4,49o l Tes . ierals . grant 9r Sher
~•••A portion of-CliNi*alJitntWs•Torce at Bei- ,
irinda l Hrindreclf,?Writtltigiel'fcir defensrde:
operations there, liar been transferred, under
conimandof General Smith, -to , the Army of
the Potomac, and is supposed by this time to
:hive, forte - A:La jutetiOnt• • • ; '.l
No change in the command of the Depart-'
tnentiofrVirginia has .7been ' made.. General
Butler remains in full-idornntarid'of the De
partment yirginia and North. Carolina, and
continues-at the head - pf hib force in l the field.
Displttches from General parkby . have been re
ceived; to'Jd'ay. 4 . 13 ig - ktitt4lYengaged;‘,in re
sUpplyingthe troops broughtback by General
Steele' and General•Bankt,7and argarrizinkthe
fOrce4'l'of the .. - WASt . r 4 MisSfseiripi! l Division,
which
,3503* comprehends ; the Duparfinents of
Missouri, Arkansas, andbonisianac. Generals
Itoseurafs;', l Steele andß f a,s - -rithain in, cern.-
nt4nd i dttheir• reaktat)*#thentS, - `*der
the; order . of, General. panty,. :as. divisior‘trorh
mender, his military relation being the: =One
as that fOrnapriye;erni ser:l by oeiteral Sherman.
in the Dal*44 of'the„Ohio, tha-Cumber
land and: Tennessee.. t, •
• . 1 ' • EI)WIN M. STANTON,
'‘ • . 1 ' Secretaryof -War
• NIMIO O- 41k
in P ita FUnMre•
BAurmtgas, May 30.
This afternoon, in, ttitoxicated:niani named
James,Riley. fireda piator at, Davis E .• Sand
ford, of tl "e Eastern Shore j orywland Vol
un,teers; fr om thle ef f ect s which he' died'-in
afew,minutes, ~A nnutberld 'Citizens and sol-.
diers pursued Riley; and fired , upontlintokill
ing instantly, , The,affair created considr
erable•exeitetneritin the'we'sterniteetion of the
city, where it occurred,
f 1.10 i!. 'From ,Weai
' 2l O l T 3 ;NEtrETB O :;;TitxXlin ddy_;"gay . 3o.
Tho scent sent out bylGeii.,selly, by order
of Gen. Sigigi had zeturned," , being : :entiroly
sudeo,sifullWits P.P,o4*Pfkkitil!'gintAirtOlt
infOrhiatibia `captiggig t4iitY=aixprisoliers,
eighty-five - Aorsesoared.lbrty head of , cattle.
The notorious 'Maje'r Triplets is reported
'fbitOit'the'prisonate',' i '"':`: • • ---
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XXXVjtith Cegte,§s73-1; (ix ti Session
..:..'SENATE ,3 •
• 'Walmrxcliiint; May 31:
Vt.'; pteiAttticl theyiederitials;of
Mr OfixteT, Sunatgr, 4l Pet from Arkansas,
which. were rem:l.l=l.l4a upon the table:
After some uniraportint basil:few-ate tax
bill came up au*Mr4l.olllougal spoke against
the . ftulln,...ta,. o ,,_lit„°t * rrier m [ 9,a strikin g dowr.i. meta ted(o4 a•• • ; •
"-Tiara. tIF ItEPRESENTICIrgs
trode. di.aSseil bill in order imrry
i*Meat ,
FianGeoSitrAivis4Ad othgrrlpttiOne. It pio
vides thitt . Connklzpvienatrale!mrll,yatttbooro ; -
, ')!lfiviipitilWritaxjs„.itint44l\ciwYciF
• , WC,
.yriettirl
the officers and crews of vessels of their
respective countries in foreign waters in cases
of controversy respedting wages and other
subjects. •
• ,
L. ACCOUNTS
GRANT NERARRGY-- CAVAIRIY 5 FIGIL
CONDITION OR , TICE RIITEL ,OA s lIRZEOZ
or inc.aimetnin* inzesumno , • - yam
i HONOR—REPORTED CAEREpr or GENERAL
lambes AID—THE MILITARY GOVERNOR OF
•RICALKOXR AXMOYED, AC. , •
_ •
0t,..90nts
,cpx - or inonatots-n.
(gion(tiie Rid:mode. F.Aninier„..maj 26.) r 3
Graxyl t _g4l,9ny, ~ecyliurr.aud-need : as
the bosolin oraehovali; :aftr a simoont,Ale
city continued on ytste,ultik.itof" fientionstrate
itsplacidiV:3WAer the difficulties inflicted onitelnifethberfi-tliktitiwers-tWatte-=`-:--
The ie.:a i.iritifinia Wou'et.4s.Vale eiAiifejuale
institutions of tearning, - tchose - tutors could bear
muskets, ieindbfed Nose& neftentilieCoftioirr
continued to-mingle anathemas and
stairs twriftuted draste.' The markets
presented a miserable array of " something to
eat, and i tha extortioners, one of the service,
continuedeci j syfll their profitP and bless' the
wisdoni:Of tintliority."„
bombarded iiiront ,and.rear,. cut !aim ali . the
world, and languishing under.heraeverest,
presented nb. Sitchfsepuichrol,-Ricturs Rich
mond does to-day, The, people have grown
sick of .thpwroiaga l inilicted•upon them within
the, brief Spice of a few }Peek's;' and be'sure that
theywill treasure them' up, . • •
CAVALRY FIGHTURANT S- FORTIFICATIONS
AND
fFroiri the Itratiffitto,(l gxaminer of May 28.
7 ' 1 1 AX1107 , 11i911.1.,E, 'May 25.
On , Morida:y eveiaint ;Fitz Lee's cavalry
being pressed by the enemy's infantry near
Anderson's Cross Rroads,'M"Gotren's brigade
was sent to support his caValry, when a con
siderable fight ensued: ..Tlie)eliemy was held
in check.
YestenlifetheitLivaa considerable skirmish
ing. onouit;rightiand slight skirmishing on
our left. During the' evening Mahone, cora
rhanding Arideispis division; repelled an at
tacleoi the enemy on .the lft, and in turn
chstrged , therri, capturing some prisoners. •
This morning there is some artillery firing
that amounts to very little.
Our troops.are still in the very best Possible
spirits: ' . ' •
, • ", mom) nrsp.vren.
TernorTnz Iff r ay:2s.,
No new' inkagtiitiento,to-da And' vair
skirmishing. Grant has strong fortifications in
our front, and ts.supposecl-tobe moving his nn
force around still to . our right. There
has been heavy - sitig to-itai; extending back
several miles.on tlie.lhaelbt„the Central rail
road; and 'ebiVectureti' aid the enemy are
burning the trot* and dejset. It is also re
ported that, the. enciny; ire ' destroying the.
track betiveeiintord*a Chisterfield depot
on the Fredericksburg' road. This seems to
indicate that Grant intends changing his base
towards 'the Fenintulti: •
. ..... . ,
CLENERAL-LF I E'S DISPATCII.
N.•
• (Fromthi Riollmono 4xaminer, May 26.) ,
Nothing of interest transpired about YE-all
over Junction on yesterday.' The following
official diSpateli cone.sining the events of
Tuesday was receivedat the War Department'
on yesterdaY:' • • • '
TAraossviiii, May 24-9.30
Hon. James. A. Seddon: - •-
The enemy has beenqtaking feeble attacks
upon our lies to-day, probably with a view
of ascdits4i4g our position. They were easi
ly repulsed. - "Genend Mahon drove three
regiments ' across i‘the ; rive; capturing a'
stand of colors l ,lUidf i s,orne prisoners, among
them 'an aid, ati amp of`General •
R R LEE
-.- - -.
Official iiifohilition was reobiSed last' siren
ing that some siiirrnishiniluut 'occurred "d:rir
ing yesterday at different points of the line,
but apparently! Without important results.—
It-is probable.'we• shalt- *Serf have to re,cord
.another grand battle, and `!as is
supposed to have the eliftl - utft peteli 'pants
him, it is ~likewise~ , suspos li4lror "'Grant is'
destined -15116 dectsf ie .defiettr it ? ,
TER c oltmonize AT RICHMOND
14 ?.! ZRE6I6 3 IMVP444 4 iner, MAY 211 1
C ' -
4igatur, ,Gensll o :,..JohllikNirider was on
yesterday relieve
.) trP l .4 . dUtydigt Provost Mar
steal, General,at this. post, and,iyill, we under
stan; be o;deied to , Goldiboro, lc 0. , upon ,
similar duty. , His staff„ consisting of Captain
W. S. Winder; -Actin A`djuLint' General ; - Cali
it
tain W. .11e4r. Pages; Ildkie-Canip"; Lieu
tenant S. g: flylt,: Inspect& General, and
Lieuteneo: - . %);V 3 .07 1 . 1, 1 '#l l de - etunPJ Iviii
aecompany:hl,inc, „ ,
..,,,
. .
General Winder has kelstkho,a:L t ove position
sin' ;the ePto 3 .gshP/24 9 1 . tr2b. 1 9 V P. 1 n n q ht at
Ric only and . duppg4s;74l6 e period has
attended...unremittingly:to ' , ilia tinny arduous
duties with , the loss of but a single day... '
MED.
On the 28th inst., at Gettysburg, GEORGE W. E. Bras
Was formerly of Harrisburgynged.22 yekis4tiel 19 days
V
B()WA. 6m}lemel
good Boarding by ,applying )n Chestnut atm.* 2nd
door bolo* Raspnermalley . • . < jel-2t*
SPLENDEDl:Atiliortnieid* of Strawberries
• no*-bolitid utlha Stand or s. 'WISE dt
corner Fourth Anil Maryut
. ntreetn . . '
_ .
THIS IifORNINO '
'FRESH aICE-OF .
• m 1 9 1 1F?iB 1 1.4 0 0 :' S CS L ' S* l l•A T. El )
CURED ;
HAMS AND - 13V,Et",
' •: ' • _
'; ' SHISLER & FRAZi•EF& •
Cotillion Party,
Fo l VAii`DedlOtiOn of 'the'7Neiv .
. Hoffman 1r dsjest baelt . of CAl4l;,'g/tiriN",
Harrabdrg, • . .
FREDAXANDpSNITE,44Y e tTune * and 4th,.
This GroVe bits 'fan Veen' nintltitttEd . ' Platfoim,
Stage, Seats, kn.
Ladies will be admitted free,.and a i eneral invitation is
extended,to all.. . . . J. B. tRISIVELL,
E. D. HOPPI..E,.
COOVBIt '
je3l-d3t W.J.CAIt}!;
I X 'Cr , i3"fit:S-t j
antawidinV*4ll
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as A 11.-
PHILADELPHIA , UNITARY`OMMMKSION
-:
XCURSIOiIfWQSZWS . apzUTIGADEL
. nrrAiliir.D—RETllltikk good 'for- May three da3rs
mm MONDAYrA I OO , 44 to 31.933/2;lJ6ne2oo;rlgat,
iOl ihek44.6t0114 And 4 1 2Aing .
Railroad at the fouovit h g rateS:
el t Derry....... - ..-“ , :r.+lss—Humtaelateß94-... ta 66
At Swatata.":. - .:At.7.rrA6o.l3weidtEt‘r.l.e4.. 3.75
ket of a
Is
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ioyrkt . 'nfleigOieeMp 01Y,
Tickets lam ixiificf?=3: r = 0 =
I. 6 W..
ousLlll3uperiniensfetit.
3,15;i6e*/00pce B ' y°
; Oa
• , 12 , 21„„ratiatruii pletwiecta kuUtiturima as
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ice Cream and Cake Saloon.
MRE well-known Ice Cream Saloon of Mrs.
rayis, in Walnut street, has been entirely retitled,
and will be opened THIS (Monday) EVENWG, .for the re
eeption.of guests. No pains, will Dec spared to furnish the
best Cream mid Cakes Omit cltn be produced. All are
Invited to, call , • '
~, r eilfidnivat • Max CHARI.ES
DRAFT;•
- • PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, 14TH DISTRICT,
PILVBSYLVANIA BOARD OE EHROLLMTST,
HARRISBURG, May 2Sth, 1804.
ALL I N TERESTED WELL TAKE NOTICE
that DRAFTING, to tlll the quota of the 14th Com
.gressional District, in obedience to the call-of the Presi
dent of the United. States for 700,000 men, willcommence
ta
it-iee - Cotir6 House,. ill the - City orHeirrhdairg; on
DAY, the 30th day of May- lost , and ha continued from day to day till comtilated,..m the folkwriat Order, vier
Dauphin, 104 men, Monday and Tuesday.
lunisnir,"Wfineg; Wednaldeyy: ' =
Snyder, 2113,Men, Medtaliday indThaisday,
Uniot,4os biaot.and'.Nbithetabeitazil 0/4 mita,,Tliurs
day, Friday '. •-•••-••• • - •••••
Drafted men sill be drily rtottliesil of_tne --time and place
when and where theyArtayrpresent theMsglvoi for
nation for exemption:
The attention of draEt6d men glaitt4tThAY orilled to
the22o sedifmi or the amended Enitillment Act, approved
February'24tl;ll6f; weft/taws r .
Asc. 22. And be 12 litrthei. enacted,' That the fees of
agents and attorneys for tnakineont and causing to be, ex
ecuted any papers in support of a Walla for exemption
from draft, or for any services that may be rendered to
the claimant, shall not, in any case, exceed five &liars,
and physicians or surgeons furniiking certificates of dis
ability to any claimant- foc,eseiription from draft shalt
not be entitled in ant fedi Cr. eempensation therefor. And
any agent or attorney; WM> shall...directly or indirectly,
demand or receive any greater coinpensation for his ser
vices under this act,' and any physician or surgeon Who
shalt, directly or indirectly- - demand or receive any Com
pensation for furnishing said certificates of disability, and
any officer, clerk; or deputy, connected with the board of
enrollment, who shall receive compensation from any'
drafted man for ank services, or r iffitaining the perform=
once of such service required foam any member of said
board by the provisions of this act, shall be deemed guilty
of a . high misdemeanor, and, Upon. Conviction, shall; for
every such offence, be lined' not acceding $5OO, to-be
- re ,
covered upon information or indictment before any'Coart
of competent jurisdiction, one-half for the use of any in
former who may prosecute for the same in the name of
the United States, and the.other half for the use of . the
United 'States, and, shall also be subject to imprisonment
for a tioin not exceeding'One year, at the discretion of the
court. -
JNO. KAY CLEMENT,
Captain and Provost Marshal
. CHAS. C. KANN
Commissioner.
S. T. 'CHARLTON,
Surgeon of Board.
my3o43t
NOTICE OF LIEN.
I\TOTIOE is hereby given to the owners of
„Li the folloviing named articles, - •
THE HOWARD AND HOPE =PEWS COKPANIED .
Claiming to have a lion thereortfor the costs and expenses
of trariSportatiOn and storage thereof, will proceed to sell
the same to priy said costs and charges, at the expiration
of thlt ty days from this dater •
1 Pkii)„, Earn' uot . C. box, Aticifew Turley.
I'box, Win. * Case:' • l'boX, FallMadum
1 pkge, - Sarge 4"... P. Kohler. 1 pkge, /leery R Anthony,
1 box, Mrs Xargarott Coy- 1 pkge, John' V Johnson.
shell ' '"' ' 1 pkge, Geo E Tillotson.
rbox, Josepli'Burgiii • 1 pkge, Geneittie Bushong.
„I.box, Henry G. Welt - 1 pkge; Capt. W A Barton.
tikge, D. Ilevide, agent. 1 ho.; Sargt I Ingraham.
1 pkge, C. W. Willis. 1 pkge, S H Laney.
1 pkge, Peter Gaisty. 1 pkge, His Catharine H'-
1 bale, JaCob'Smith. ' Carty. '
1 box, Dr: Jacolo Harlacher. 1 pkge, Sargt H iT Wood
-1 box, Capt. J. Kern hulL •
1 box, Capt L. 11 'Burnell. 1 pkge, Adam Wolfinger.
1 box, John W. lirKnab. - 1 pkge, Lieut A Stains.
1 c. bag, Wm. H. H. Peter. 1 do. n, J A Newcomb.
1 pkge, Robert F. Christian. 1 bale, W B Biyden.
Spaldwing. •
.1 trunk , James Hotighter.
1 pkge, Charles if Wertz. Iba e, John H Detweiler.
1 pkge, Geo Bechtle. 1 pkgc,.Tillottson & Nixon.
1 pkge ; Franklin S Good. 1 biz, oamtiel H Fite.
Ipkge, Aaron H Sohfors. 3 boxes, Gee H Hardwick.
1 pkge, Dr R Laughwortney. 1 box, Henry Murdock. •
1 pkge, William Carlisle. 1 box, Jacob ROlinikrainer.
1 pkge, Wm J Patterson. 1 box, W H Steward.
1 pkgo, Wiri Harch. 1 box, R H Patch_• ' •
1 pkgo, David M'Donou. pkge, W Moser.
1 pkge, John Gleinier.l pkge, NOM= Dornwerth.
1 pkge, Sophia Sexier. ' box,- Peter J Waites.
1 pkge, Carla Mayer. .. 1 bck, Capt H.l Sheatfer.
1. pkge, Henry F BarnharcL 1 box, William Muter,
1 pkge, Jane Shafer. . 1 bottle, Charles Bucher.
1 per, James Freeborn. 4 tent poles, X Clymer. • •
1 pkge, W D Koppenhaffer. 1 pkge, Elbert McMinn. •
1 pkge, 3 M Nixion,s. 1 box, Capt Jos Hutchinson.
1 pkge, Thomas Grden: trunit,M. 0 Bailey.
l'pkge; Dallas Len/back 1 tidle, Capt Hunt.
1 box, Jones Rout*. • ' .1..b0x,.J C Dapper. .
,Ipkge., Henry Sachi. 1 pkge, Dr J Forney.
rpkge, John Discus% 1 e bg, Geo L Krider.
I picte; H L Harris: ' 1 box,•4llapt W Harland.
1 pkge, Patrick Flanagan. 1 box, Isaac Bridger.
pkge, David Pepper. • 1 pkte, Goo 11 Rowell
1•1 box, - Wni L Brie. •'• • • a 1 pkge, John Vogel
W S King. - 1:box; R.GrowL
1-pkge, Lelnt 14J"Boyer.' " 1 box," A .F.PenoYpacker.' •
1. pkge,' Theodore Upchurek. 1 pkge, A Stewart.
1 pkge, G Brooks. 1 box, Peter Renshaw.
1 pkgh, John A Dentriekr" rpkge, Louis Eshan.
lky RS, Mil --d2tawit GEO,. BERGNER, Agent.
. •
SOLE: AGENCY' . FOR THIS ' CITY
AM happy to offer to the public' a 'laxga
and Splendid asso r tment
.
. SUPERIOR ' GOLD PENS,
manufactured by
L.F.IIOY FAIRCHILD.
These Pens are well finished, elastic, and will give en
tire eatlsfaallon. •
' PrE/SETHYMIHIL
SOBEFillipBl3OOlC STORN,
Second street, opposiMPossbyterlau:Cbuscli, Harrisburg
Pa. ap23
FOR SALE.
The shbsarlberOffers fOr "URIC the'stoeit anchiatures of
his.:wall knoill WHOLESALE LIQUOR ( SPORE AND
RECTIFYINGNSTABLISHILENT: He will sell; the *hide
onpart of the stock, and the entire .fixtures: The tonal.
•instat hasibeen carried on about fifteen- years, and is , well
established. With the store is connected a Guod "COPPER
STILL It is situated on Canalstreet x betticen. Pennsyl
vania railroad and canal, and-has a ovate atding suitable
for forwarling.purponat. Possessiontien immediately
and lease &Tun . for frcini,one to ten years. 'Ternis to suit
purcluatunt. Nor further !information apply-on the-pre
mises to [marlA-11 . _ .GEO. G. KUNKEL •
, . • 50m..1.4.0..p0ktf0110...
it .LARGE assortment at
• BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
mart!, Sold at Wholesale 'or retail at low prime.
,
. . .
A . FEW MORE. PIECES, - OF. CANVAS-for
Awnings and Wagon . Covers.
• -Call it Kiinpairs.Shoe Store; Market street, iny2Baf
. . .
THE 111 ONTO.
TS the I)6st - timekindsof
EVERGREENS, for'adorning'cemetery lots parlor
yard; &c Triy2o-,oitt . .
Livid for "IStili;
.-.
It.j4 be exposed to public sale, on. Satur
--
day, the 4th day„of Jena next, at 10, o'clock A.
tAna.t.- the Corot - Hoube, the city of , Harrisburg, the
:FARM lint Tract of Land late- thenstate of Jacob Grove,
deceased; and on ,which he resided at the time of his
-deg); situate in Susquehanna township, Dauphin county,
tile.flOblic road leading-froni Harrisburg to Fox's mill,
op Postnnnreek, three , miles from HorolsburginOhnded
by hmds or H. Alriclrs, Coover and Forster's heirs; eon
talning thirty acres of. LIMESTONE LAND, well fenced
,1 • and ha geed order, with a large two story frame ‘ dwellh
' ig
Hon§ E g barn andohthom‘es, ail newly buit, and ilittirchjird
of apple trees and other fruit thereon. .Po s session whr be
giyen;oxi - tlie drat of uttoilf next, Terms of sale to be m a de
lenlawnbythe'underaignet; Agents for the heirs of Jacob
Groye,_deceased. SAMUEL GROVE.;
myl6 7 o2tewtakrt. . . , '.7OIIN'GROVak- •
.
'A -- PATRIOTIC GIFT BOOKi. - , • s• :.
_ ....
ous airisTrnformx, doVEMigtit aimUNION.z
L'‘Oui.Govenuient, ,, air expcidtbmi 'of - the , Golilittfickin,
B:c., for popular use. By M. MlLtaasy:l Price $L gFor
salplatc.t.ll - , &IL- .-__ . BERGNER'S BOOKRIGItE.
• •••'• - ' L - LOTS FOR. SALE.
SEVER'S LOTS on Tpirci. street, hear
North;foi :Idquire - ITATiTERS' Store,
lioricibtNorth - Etra Third' streets. • mylTtf
TRANSOM PAPE.R. •
.
.BEAUT.LITIL assortment of TRA N SOM
1 1.4.p . ER, 4 ,qk1l an& see it. at, • • f
SCHEFFER' . S . JOOK STORK
Harlisblirera.
]ENNI:II4IISII‘DLIECY: • Eaut • t : •
wit ! r.. DOCK, & CO.
I'IRMSI=4"II - fregh EraPPV Or Midi: -
"La elrtsilpri;st4loor llnd..priitd - Bier at:
_BMEI:
. .
,good 'order
- , _mu2kirrels or CHOICE.A.PPIIS.tor "seep
, IlP4trtet 11.4 ,i.11.r 'JO/ENWW I - 1 - / T i taStete
. .
016SALF,A.Yery ha
fndsomesl4l.l Twir:ltorse
tr . : " i•VA" c kflei lr k , l, Threct ',...., 11310 " 8
: 9 4;1% *.'0•••11•141r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
A STOCKHOLDERS' Meeting of the Inland
11 Telegraph Company will be held at the Room of
the Secretary, 411 (second story) CHESTNUT Street, Phi..
ladelphia, June 7th, at 10 a. sr., for the purpose of as
septing or rejecting a supplement to the charter of said
Company, lamed at the last session of the Legislature.
At the .W.A/lie time and place, an election will be h o ld
from 10 A. sr_ to 2 st rt., for the election of President
and Directors to serve the ensuing year.
my.3o-dlw, CHARLES WILSON, Secretary,
NEW LIQUOR STORE.
IMPORTANT TO -LANDLORDS AND
(wimps —The undersigned offers at toholesca, to
the trade, a choice lot of the best iigion ever brought t o
Harrisburg, viz: French Brandies, Holland Oins„ &ad_
Irish, Bourbon, Wheat and Old Rye Whisky; raieg4
and Domestic Wines , such as Champagne, Caret, enfold.;
ife. Alt liquors warranted, as represented Landlords
and others will find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine the asortment at the store, on South fond
streeJ,two doors below . Chestnut.
• m7-416m- • - GECUIGE. WLNTERS.
A. C. SMITH,
- AT - LAW,
HAS removed his Office from Third to W.
nut street ; next to the Prison. All business in.
trusted to him will receive prompt and careful attendon.
ap4
FOR SALE,
THE valuable property, corner of Sec on d
and Pine stribets, being fifty-two and ahalf feet on Se
cond and one hundred and sixty-eight feet on Pine sneer,
running back two hundred and ten feet to Barbara alley,
there being spiice for four full building lots, and a most de
sirable site for a Governor's Mansion or public building,
For particulars enquire or Mrs. MURRAY, corner of Se
cond and Pine reets. marle-tf
PRIVATE SALE. .
ONE of the best locations for IRON
WORKS in the State for sale, at a very reasonable
price, to any purchaser who wittimprove it, situated with
in a short distance of the city of Harrisburg, between the
PennsylVanie railroad and canal, about Ave hundred feet
wide, and alongside of the beat limestone quarries in the
State and close-to a good turnpike road; also, MOM for
waste cinders forflfty years, without paying for the laid
Apply to DAVID MUMMA, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law, No. 2,t North Second street,
marill-ffir Harrisburg, Pa.
[Philadelphia Press insert three times and send bill to
this office.]
NOTICE.
MIEE 'undersigned having disposed of his
stock of merchandise, requests all persons indebted to
him to make immediate payment, at:dila:lei hariugclatme
- sal present them for settlement, as be is anxious to close
tip his business as soon as possible. Can at the store for
merly occupied by me. M. G. EINSTIELN.
my21.4.w
Land for Sale
n
52v A nt priEcaSte of Lan d,
in p d a P ri. hi or tri D eW a lrolo . , w e st
purchasers • 135 wares clear, good buildings.therm, with
Saw Mill. For further particulars, address
T. MINSKER,
Dauphin, Dauphin county, pa.
mi3o-03m
MOTH
SA.CIEI3ET POWDER,
PERFUMING LINER* _LAUD PREVENTING MOTE
MPOWDER—a compound of valuable
ies, for: the destruction of insects—distributed
among or dusted over Furs, Nfoolens, Carpets, Clothing,
*c., packed away for summer, will effectually prevent
moth.
Being also.s delightful, diffusable perfume it MU in
pregnate - ehating. &c., with a lasting and pleasant odor.
The finest fabric cannot, be injured by its use.
Prepared and sold at. KELLER'S
Drug and Fancy Goods Store, No. 91 Market street
app
TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
By the Act of May sth, an appropriation of Fifty Thou
sand Dollars was made for the Extension of the Capitol
Buildings at Harrisburg. Architects and Builders are
hereby requested to present plans foi said extension, and
proposals for building the mme, to the undersigned, by
the fifteenth day of June. The main Object to be at
tained by the proposed extension is to furnish additional
Committee Bloom for the Legislature, and the extension is
to conform as far as possible to. the architecture of the
present bonding. A. G. CURTLY; Governor,
ISAAC BUNKER, Auditor Hearin& '
JAMES P.-BARS, Surveyor Genend,
HENRY D. MOORE, State Transom
•
EURR.L.AHLRO, May 19, 1864. ' did
Home Songs of the War:
Ameilvin Itlarsetiftasc: ELtaor. 30.
"Under our flag beat the long call once me:a,
• Call up the North as you called her before.
Our Vonnotemrsi. nong and Chorus. Bombed,. 30.
.
' ",9_udden and loud the war cry rain."
Softly now, Tenderly I.ltc Min With
Care.
"This is a hero 'Whose pale form ye bear."
Inscribed to the Mothers, Wives, and Sisters of the
Slain in Battle.
Prom the red battle field. Quartet. Barker. SO
"Silently, tenderly, mournfully home,
From the red bat% field, volunteers, come."
A Hero has Pollen. King.. 30.
" His saddle is empty, and Iheathed is his sword ;
Another has left us to reap his reward."
Einkancipair Mimi. Song and Chorus. 30
"In'this land of the fiee, not a slave shall there be,
Asa cane for rebellion or treason..
Mother, When the War is ove r.::.. Soaped
_Chorus- ZSCLigr•
The Drummer Boys-Etierefi: — — "Wiener: 30.
Copies of the above new and popular sheet. music sent
by mail, post-paid, on receipt of the price. OLIVBR
DITSON & CO., Publishers, Boston. For sale by J. E
GOULD ( Philadelphia. m3rB6.tekwly
NO ;EXCUSE' FOR EXPLOSIONS.
ASHCROFT'S IDTF 'WATER DETECTOR
IS INF ALT TRLE PROTECTION aigitinst
any feasible injury to steaMboilers, from a hale!
water, which is the great source of so many sad cataiatio
phes, and so much damage from the burning of boilers.
We warrant this' instrument to -be a perfect Duuranc ,
against such contingencies; perfect satisfactice guaran
teed or no pay. Price $5O.
Send for an instrument and, try it; if not satisfactory
you may return it. Circulars with references sent to any
one desiring them. •AddressTour,qammunications to
D . C. *SAME & CO.,
Pittsburg, Pa._
my4-dkwt . .f
TEUPSER
3
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Opunt kr WARD'S MUSIC STORE,
12 N Ekir' Meet '
Reside#PFTlelptre above Itz . 9t. ; d 164/
AUCTION SALE
CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DKPARTMECIT, CAVALRY Bonntryl -
0771 Ca or CR= Quanrmirts
• Wasamorter, D..C., April 25, Ma
WiL be sold at public , auction, to the
highest bidder, at the times and places named be
low, viz: .1— - r 17 , 0:1.1
Reading, Penn's', Thu r sday, 'May 26th.
•
Lebanon, Penn's; Thursday, June 2d. 0 " , -
Northumberland, Penn's, Thursday, June 9th.
Scranton, Penn's, Thursday;
Wilibunvort, Penn's, Thursday, June 93d. •
One Hundrectll.oo horses at Gettyhairg, Mid Two RlM
dredand Fifty (2.59)-at each of. the other places.
These •Horses.have. ;been condemned as unfit for the
Cavalry service of, the . United States Army. I
For road and farm purposes many load bargains may
be had-•
Reisibr' Will be • - •
Salestegin at 10A. i s. ,..and continue'id! - all are
TEEMS: Stabs Treasury notes only.
" • T • - • • JAMES A. EMIL ..
atall 4 ol -- COL Aunt C. Q 7 , C cavOrY Bureita-
DR.
LUNG FEVER POWDER FOR ROSES.
ni,ty for his great success in the management of all
eiseases pertaining to the Horse,' offers a medicine (the
saute he has used for many years in practice) in this : roma
to to the public, feeling conbSentpkat owners of iiitiable
horses will appreciate Os - cloth, as a speedy age of that
forMidable disease (Lung Fever) Will foam( its`
tathfW
Use and strict adherence to directions.
FOR ANY IXII .PAATION OF THE LUNGS, COUGHS,
COLDS, LNELLIENZA, LUNG FEVER, &c., this is the best
remedy known.
PREPARED ONLY AND:SOLD AT
iKeuees Stoi-e;
No_ a HARKri m?=,lmumßußG,l,l..L.
' V sera Cali be.lutd also ' , tiltimpats fief
key, Stifle, and fur old and new *deg, Sp , nlns, br
mY
A LARGE INVOICE OF NEW
251- ClTRON, anuturimnas
. • Dock
(swoon= to Win. Dock lr.,
Ai •
I=
Eli