ittlE TELEGRAPH
• II ORYING AND EVENING,
11y GEORGE BERGNER.
9FFICE THIRD ST; NEAR WALNUT.
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SINGLE
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"ins TSLE6nAIni IS alSn publisher: weekly, and is tuntisitr.d
u subscribers at the foliesviug cash rates
Single 'copies, weekly
Three copies to one Pest Office
fen conics to one PoST Office
MEDICAL.
ELIXIR
' Diz WRIGHT'S
RE31.3 V ENATING Euxn - t,
. OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
?repsred from Pure Vegetable Extracts, containing nett'
leg Injurious to the most Delicate.
.4g-The Rejuvenating Elixir is the result of- inodern
iiscov ,, riea in the vegetable kingdom; being an entirely
and abstract method of Cure, lirespective of all the
and worn-out systems.
PA.-, This medicine has been tested by the most eminent
toadies' man of the day, and by them pronounced to be
one of the greatest medical discoveries of the age
vi-One bottle will cure General Debility.
girA few doses cures Hysterics in females.
4One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart.
g7-El feW doses restores the organs of generation.
Algr - from one to three bottles restores the manliness
-aari full vigor of youth.
4a.-it few doses restores the appetite.
47-Three bottles cures the worst case of Impotency.
.4;ra few doses bores tee low spirited.
4.7-One bottle restore mental power. •
IWA few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores to manly vigor and rebus
health tlio poor, debilitated, worn-down and despairing
teroter of sensual pleasure.
—The listless; enervated youth, the over-tasked man
of business, the Victim of a nervous depression, the in
dividual suffering from general debility, or from vrealuteis
of a single organ, will all find immediate and permanent
aiicf by the use of this Elixir or Esionce of Life.
Awn-we, S 2 per bottle, or three bottles for' Sr., and
forwtirded by etwess, on•receipt or meney . , to any ad
dress.
g.4-Sold by all drr.gesteeverywhero.
DR. W. R. MERWIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
tuarl.l-eodly No. 69 Liberty street, Now York.,
CT -1 ItaKRE PILL&
SUGAR-COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
Wio. LTIE PRESERVER.
t7EkTAIN AND SAFE.
ga-Fur Me:Rem:mai of Obeructiems and the insurance
4f .Ream in the Recurrence of the
Afontlsky Pertcds.
ar-They cure or 'obviate those numerous flisease4 that
spring from irregularity, by removing the Irregularity
4arr-They' cure Suppremed, Excessive and. Painful Men
straation. •
They 'cute Green Sickness (Cialorosis.)
gar They cure Hervuus and Spinal Affections, pains in
the bacleitiei lower parts of the body, Heavinew,' Fatigue
on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of
Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Giddiness, ize. * ln
a word, by removing the irregularity, they remove the
cause, and with it ALL the eflacts that spring from it —
Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they con
aln nothing delet s erious to any constitution, however.
elicate, their function being to substitute strengtla for
weakness, which, When: prepdrly used, theynevei.lol ,
do. . .
45W - They may be safely used at any age, and at Mt'
pertoo, EXCEPT D6E.ViG THE SIRES THREE ....I . CDITEr* during
wolch the malting nature of Moir acrion would infallibly
ritavicm• pregnancy.
.I:firs l l letters seeking information or advic'e will be'
promptly; freely:and discreetly. answered. . .
/or Full directions accompany each box.
.
,gam-Price;l..l'per box, or six boxes for $5.
far Sent by mail, free of postage, on receipt of price.
.ev.Sold by all respectable druggists.
DR. W. R. DERWIN er. CO., Sole Proprietors. •
marll.eodly No. 59 Liberty street, New York.
Vol* sale in D'arrisburg by S. A. KUNKEL & BRO., 118
Market street. •
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•- I A
Li quo its.
Shissier & Frazer;'
(Sutmossors toW ta. Dock; Jr..-AE Co.) -
11EA-I;FXS . FINE FAMILY GROCE-
M
A li RI opposite tie Court House, have on handatitie
eefeedun of
BILANDIF.SV
of different vintages.
FiNT, AND COMMON WINES;
Of Everi Draiription.
"
„:4,.floußßoy, •
NONONGAITEDA FINEIRISH AND SCOTCH
wh-skys. ; , Eue best eyervought thieniarket.
A T,
L W - NECTAR,
And tbs. celebrated
atE3TNDT GROVE WILISEY.
. .
GHAAPA.6 -.NE WINES. •
saLOSS JOILANNE , ..VUE LI,
CLARET .
SCOTaff if.. 69) IRISH ALES,
towndii , sitoWN STOUT
WILD CEEREY,
PL.4NTATMIC,
WIGWAM' TONIC BITTERS'
complete stock of
ENGLISH AND AIMEE/IVAN PICKLES
and Condiments of every description now in the market,
and at '
• THE LOWEST RATES! GE'
MOTH • .
•
A_CIErVAC POWDER,
• FOP.
PgaPUMINV L/NRFT AND PitiVENTING MOTH
THIS POWDER----a compound of v4luable.
articles for the destruction of insects—distributed
among or duated over Furs, Woolens, Carpets, Clothini,
dm. packed away for suintr.er, will effectually provent
Being slim a delightful, diffusable perfume it will
prekmate clothing; tcc . ., with lasting and pleasant &for.
The tlze".44,tabric.iirinot beirkihred by its use.
Prepared, ,und - sr),ld at KELLER'S
Druk tud' , Fandy' Goode Store,- Nb. 91 Market street.
sp23
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A. P. TEVP'SEIt,
TEA . C - Elt --;OF SIC
Or_ er WARD'S.A/liEllo STOII4
/2 N rair4 Astra,- •
iksldenoo: Third sheet, ahove North. : dls4f
- - -
VISITING AVEDDING ,INtITATIPN
VV Asa AT HOME CARDS.—By a , :special arrangement
with one of the bast engravers In the country, cards of
any description will he-executed in--the highest , style of
art, conformable with the latest fashion; - and supplied
promptly,, at lower prices than are chargpd,by
,4110 Station
ers to New York or Philadelphia. For`sinples mad'prices
Call at BERG.NER'S BOOK STORE.'
e l UM PECTORALS are tteethl . to. soothe a
r coney,' allay , Tickling In the 'to
- eikaa l a—Catarr.k;_Sare...lkrcatt,_'..te,...2MeY--9QfkMOP-
Hoe,. flambeau!, lpecacuan ha, Benega
ei:peetnrants 'ktinvrn,) are Up" ctiviar",9;t
(the most - tV,„ - 7* far Mended with . Outo 'Arable and Begs
Live conatltueA Domains a wild and very ploWint
that each lozpigt. -by S. EUNKEL, & BRO., '
Manufactured *US Market etreetOiarrietrura.
jan27 :Apotheettrit-
- "TAMS r . . - Mk r ir=
it. Tut cured. Received an,
SHE..
ELM
.. 4 00
.10 00
ELIXIR
"AIERICAN RENEDIES,"
"II E IL, 21 IS 0 iDI S"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ:
FLUID, EXTRACT BU,CR
BLADDER; IMNEYS, 613AVEL
hiereases the power of IX ,
gustion, and excites•theAl3SOßßENTS into healthy
stilton; by Which the .WATERLor-.CALCEROUS -deposi
tions, and all . UNNATURAL •ENLARGEMENTS are re:
duced, as well as pain andinllammation, and is good for
MT, WOMEN or CRILDREN::%. • •
•
ITELMBOLD'S EXTRACT PUCIIIJ,
Arising from Exec:Roca: Habits of 'Dissipation, Early In•
discretion. or Abuse,
• . .
.
AT3RbDED WITH . THE . FOLLOIorSo. BMPT.OMB.
Indisposition to Exertion, .01391eSS of the Elkin;
Logi of Memory; •• Leas of Power,
Weak Nerves, .' '' Difficulty of Breathing,
Horror of Disease;': Trembling,
Dimness of Vision,. •- • Wakefulness,
Universal lassitude of the Pain is the Back,
Muscular Systemi • ,;Ftughing of the Body,
Het Sands Eruptions on the Face.
( 111 .. 6 .-e synaptrnspif.allowo4lto go-on, which this raedl
olni invariably removes, soon follow
•M POTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In:one:of which the patient- may. expire. Who can': say,
that they are not fremtently followed try those "direful
diseases,"
zany are aware of thii, tarie th ir sufferings,b t
none.w,ill confess The recordscorthe insane asylums tint
qiientelancholy deaths by,CoosuMPtion, bear ample wit
sees to the truth of the asseitliin.
111EICONSI'i'itimiON: ONCE AFFECTED`
Requires the aid of thedieltee to strengthen and invigorate
the system, which Helliehelit's 44tract Becht/ invariahry
dhea.- 'A trial will coailiice the.Mo3l Skeptical
OL ,DR YOUNG, SING,' MARRIED, OR CONTIIM
. .
lu many affections peculiar to females the Extract Bei.
unequalled by any Paler remedy, as in Ghlorosis or
Retention, irregularity,-PAisfulness, or suppression of the
onatomary Evacuations,
_Vicomte/or kcchirrous state fifth°
.Uterus, Leueorrhea or W.bitos„Sierility, and for all coni
plain's incident to the aes, whether arising from Ludlow&
tlitin, Habits of Dissipation or.in the
NO FAMILY SHOULD` BE WITHOUT IT..
.
•
Take no Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleasant Medicine for.
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.. .
Cures Secret Diseases in all thelr.StUges at little elpense;
little or no change in diet; no. inconvenience and ub expo -I
sate, It causes frequent desire, , and gives strength,' AO
Drinate, thereby removing ,obstructions, preventing and,
curing Stricturee of thaUrethii;-allaying pain and innerly,
=don, so frequent in this class of diseases , and expelling
Poisonous, Diseased, Matter. Thousands'
.upon thousands who heia*orhe victims of quacks, and:
- *ha have paid heavr fees:toi be wiled in a abort time, have
found they were deceliradiOnd, that "Poison" haA L by
the use of "powerfulastringents?' been dried up in the
system, to break out aggi•Ayited form, and pertiaps ,
_ .
after marriage.
,Use SEI...MBOLD , B EXTRACT:BLOM for all Affections„
-Aildr,Diseasiz of the Urinary Organs, whether existing In'
?Me or Female, from whatavet cause originating, and -no
Matter of how long atanifing,, Diseases of these Orme
reSpi ire the aid of a Diuretic,., RELNIBOLIPS EXTRACI
BUCHU is the Great Dhfietie, and it is curtain to have the,
dealied effect in all "Ttiseasee . - n fer_ which it is record , .
mended.
Blood—Blood—Blood.Elelmbold's Highly Concentra,
• ted compound FLUID nE:PRACT SAFtSAYARILLASYPILL.
This is an affection ..otthe Blood, and attacks the-
Selmal.Organs, Linings of 'the Nose, Ears, Throat, - Wind•
,
.pipeand other Mucus Surfaces, making its appearance_ in
thatarin of Ulcers. Ilelmbold?s.Lktraet Sursaplirfint.pu.
rifles the Blood, and remoSas aA Roaly Eruptions. of the
Skin, giving to the
expresslylexion a Clear and Healthy
Color
It being prepared expres
for thiS class of complaints,
its Blood-Purifying Properties are' preserved to a greater
extent than any other preparatiiinef Sorsaparila,
An excellent Lotion for disease? , fir a Syphilitic Nature..
and' as an injection in : diseases of the Urinary Organs,
arising from habits of dissipation, used in connection with
the Extracts Roche and Sarwaparilla, in suet. diseases as
recommended. Evidence of.the must responsible and re
liable character sill abcortip ttiy the Medicines .CEIPMI
- OF CURE§ from,eight to twenty years mapding,
with names kriown to .Scienee.and Fame. For Idedieal
Properties of Bache see - Dispensary of the United States.'
see Professor MIME'S valuable.works On Ale Practiceof
Physic. See remarks made by 44 late 'celebrated Dr.
PIFYSICE, PhilitifelphlCUSees snake Dr.
SP 'L-Rn-M'MoDOWELL, efflabrated Mem
ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, and published in Me
Transactions, of the •kingls and queeitis Journah See
&lodico-Ohlrurgical Review,published by , SENJ. TEA PEAS%
Fellow, of the Royal College of Surgeons. The most ot
theism standard works en-Medicine - Extract-of Buchu,
$1 00 per bottle, or 04_ bottles Tor $5 90. lEatract of
Sarsaparilla, $1 00 per bottle, or. as for ,$5 00. im
plei,ed itt*e WaSll, 50 cone- per Sortie, or els for $2 50,
or Ulf a l iMzeo each for 512 00, 7 Which will be sufficient
to mire the most obstinate cases, if directious are adhered
tizt. Delivered to any odcl . rass, securely packed from eb
servatfoa: 7 l:Tiserlbe - symptoms In all comAiimicatiMin.
Cures gutiiiiffeed. Advice gratis.
1,.
'_Eereonattypettrnt. 1 Bail mei an iihienniut of city'
•ofraireljihin,
B. 'Helnibillcsworn,:; being duly' nwoin,
do ei,ty, his preparations contain no narcotic, no mer
-OF.Ty, or ophnn.ltpritittatirtiga, and nit, runty vezeutble.
.... HELDIBpI.D
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vomuelv.l/15‘4.l ',., ._ ,F , ..) 'l.O --: wAlliillll3ffAßD
I.r . a dieurit, 'Alderman, Ninth elmety,l4ll.',RnSte, Phi*,.'
for . 4forinntkii 4ll . o Q lifiagnce. ._,
IL T. HEl2ittiOta, Chemist;
Depot 104 South 10th Huge; below Chestnut, Philadel.
Lis WAN
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laohener's
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BY GEORGE BERGNER.
MJEDICA.L.
THE GREAT
KNOWN AB
HEimpoip EXTBACT "BUCHU,"
lISLMSOL.I), S' TRACT SARSAPARILLA,
MELMBOLD IM.F'SOVED ROSE WASH.
HELIVIBOLD'S
GENUINE. I'REPEtATIONS,
HIGHLY CO.NOENTRATED"
-COMPOUND
A POSTITTE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
Iron !Asia' 3 . is'67+:xing
AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS
FOR WEARMSSES ,
INSANITY AND= CONSUMI"TION
WITH oßaemp WEAKNESS,
FEMALES---FEITATNA-FEMALES,
PLATINGMAp t i4GE
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
ECELNEBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELM:BOWS ROSE wiss
ASFMATIT
THE . 'IINION-NOW AND FORE-1:ER"
HIMIUS - BITECTA.. MONar EVENING, ESE 20, 1864 =
F- ' •
TILE UNITED STATE S HOTEL
HAICRISBVI,W 7 PA
D, H. HUTCHISON,'PrOprietar.
HIS well kainion . Hotel . * now in a'
.
tion to accommodate the traveling public, affording
the most ample conveniences alike ter the - transient 'guest
and die permanent boardea::. f
THE ITNITED'SATES'HOTEthatia been Zntirgy refit
ted throughout,. and now has accommodations :equal inr
.extent, comfort and Luxury to any hotel between ?hand&
phia and Pittsburg. Its locatienis the beat. In the State
Capital, being In ea.si 'access ti3Ashei railreadAipote, and
is close proximity to all the public oftlees and business lo
calities of the city.' It has now all thenonvebienceS Of.
FrENT CL.A 8
and .the Proprietor, is, determined to spare neither ex
panse; time or labor to enaure,thouomfort of the- guests.
The patronage of the traveling pubho is respectfully will.
.CAPITALL Hortm,
CORNER OF THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS,
. .
HARRISBUAG, PENN 9 A.
THE underkagtied having pureluesed this well
"'mown house has enlarged. and thoroughly renovated
ft. The rooms have been .re-paihted and papered ,'and the
lull estaliatiment elegantly-re-furnished. Being plea.
saidlY, and eligibly located, 144 provided with every con
vet:donee, it offers to the public all the comiorts and luxu
ries et a first class hotel. Trusty , ; and obliging , fiervkatt.
alWays in attendance. A bar well stocked 'with choi&
liquors is attached to the establishment.
.de:26-dly W. G. THOMPSON", Proprietor.
• JUNE S' H 0 - 1 J S,E ,
corner of Market street and Market Square,
4.1 ?RIS tt - AG PENN
CHAS. H. MANN,
Proprietor:
no64ltf
_Dr. J. P. KELLJH:IVS
Dental Preparations.
GRANULAR DENI7FHICE I ' ", - , .1 ' '
..,. •
AMERICAN TOOTH WASH!
elegant preptiiktions' ,
ecimbine.: the
i cleansing and astringent qualities
desirable
...
They render the Gum haul and health; neutral* the
aCid secretions of .the month, (thereby removing r the
prinie cause of decay..) BY their detersive properties. they
,preSerVe the natural color of the. Teeth, without the
le4degitiO,injuring the enamel , while
.they., i mpart_ to
a
the breath fragrance irecullarly aromatic .and pieasanC--:
In'ffct they are THE BEST ARTICLES in use for the liur
taiSea named, es a fair trial will fully demonstrito, and
as:has - been abundantly :tamed by.tilSir extensive able In
this ommunity during the last 1.4 years-, and which will
be readily tostMed to by ~tuany who . , have, repentedly :
urged the Proprietor to 'still further extend: neir sale
usetignogs. They are warranted' to ,bo free from:, those;
.destructivelacids hhichati DeduentlY colitaMitiatic Many.
of the, prep,aratiorts qf the pregoqt day. „ Prepared andsold
at the Dental Rectos - Cr the ltoprretoe, corner 'lit Second
ith.a . Walnut streets. • •• . ;;JOHN P. KELLKR,
. Surgeon Dentist.
For vaie ale by the priacipol Druggists - of the city..
GREAT BARGAIN A lli JEWELRY !
F 01tS 9t 7.1 E; .0' . ,
MEW, NLIV YORK.
: - • tAdjoirfitigqiukf..4A Office,) eirei•ftif ategiilaccut Ilst of
WA.TeIIEB,`CRA.Ms;' - lENVELRY,
Fes,
AT : $300,000.
RADE' ARTidEE_DIVEDDELAit,' . AND NOT- TO BE
PAID FOR Ulf711,1"OU KED 1 . 13: W 4 ll4 2?
rYOUARB -TO OBT. .
150 Gold and Silver Watches. .$l5 - 00 to $lOO 00 each
200 Ladies' God Watches •" 1 . 85 00 each
500 Ladies' Gents Sayer do - „ 15. 00 each
5,060' Ladies' Gold Penc i ls ;'..-.. op. - sjocKaul
5000 : bold-band Bracelets— 800 to lO 00 each
10,000 Lockets, Chaine t and Rings.- .LBOO to -; •• ; 13. 00 each
6,006 : Cameo , MoOm: and .Tet•
Brooches':.., - 4.00 to ';0.00 each
6,006,C0ral and FlOreatine ".
drops -.,4-00 to,: 800 each
:10;000 , Gents" Breast,so to 800 each
15,006:Sleeve •Buttoria; and 13tieom
to 6 00 each
10.0001 Sets Ladies' .leviretry...—:::,:t (10 to '10:00 each
- 6;000 'Lava and Flordsitine.Sotai.4 00 to 600 each
10,000 'Gold Pens, Siiirey:_rieal.pit*l, ,
• H01der5...;..-Ltt.... ? ..A'00 to 500 each
5,000 ,Gold NUS, with SOX' Tx -
: 2 tension Cases
cila ......... 4 . 00 to. .640 each
The articles bi Sack' of -iewelti..pre of the neatest
and most fashionable stYles.. tirtiilcat.s of all , toe va.
Goes articles are pat in sealed envelopes and mixed, thus
giving all a fair chanee,', and . 'sent mail, for :05 „cents
each; and on the receipt of gi, '
e perttficate, it is at your
option to send O:.E Etota f ea atid"take the article named in
it or not. Five certitioites for VI; eleven for $2; thirty
for4s; sixty for $ rti4e. hundred, for : $15.. L„, certificate
money to be enet4l34 ) .,*kth. , _prcipr. Correspondence
AGE:,TS WANVED In every; and regiment. Send
or.n"ciicillar. Address, • . & - •,P 4 1,
,•., 42 .444 Nessau,sereet, New York.
mar2s-ds - as3m4wBln ,•../ • • •
li VY 1 1KEi Y
Binad Street, betwe6n " Second and Third,
41ABEISBVEG.t •
nridetsitidedheti opened ; a:nii* - ,BA;
,
IL- EERY in the Sixth ward, where he Ls prepared to
eupplyi BREAD AND CAKES at a reasonable rate. Re
wealanta satisfaction to all who will 0011111 h a calL „, He
wlll Bell hN bread at the rate of
?PI VB CENTS PEE;i',IO.VA T L,D.'
and wel.ht guaranteed :JOH:r emooßN. •
Jan64l tf
,
C'TioAN NED FRUITS - .OF EVERY ,
x.
SA , TIORSoIaR thleelebratednianefeeturers..
SARDINES, -
'OLIVE OILS,
' MUSTARDS,
o every. .description. . '
, Aleo, BROWN SPOUT, FEVE TP 48, - OOFFER, - SUGAR
_and S YRUP of all grades and prices, and...the best selected
stock outside of Philadelphia.
All gookte guaranteed 'as-repreSented.
Pattioular attilatiair - paid th all orders froin a diiitance:
GoOdavarefolly pneked and - delivered to all parts of the
city free otcharge. SR ISLER & FRAZER,
znyb Aucceasorilip yvr. pock, Jr., &Po.
PHOTOGRAPHz ALBUMS,Photoktaph Albums. • .],'
PhOttkrapb
PhotogTaßa-Albuno.., 3 t,;,;
Photograph "Alfi inns.
ripTTP. largest and cheapest - variety 'et
GRAPH ALBUMS to chu city are cunstantly
ay [marl2] BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
M.
ALBRECHT, ILIEKES IACHEIBT 1 8:-
'EXCELSIOR PIANos
_ .
•SOLE 4(iEJJY AT W. KNO(I.IIE'S, P •
14 Market, street, Harrisburg. -
VOR REASONS perfectly satisfactory to
..JU MYSELF I tava taken the agency of the above most
excellent Pianos. 'The public is invited to wino and - ex
.
amine for themselves.
4. few'Seb — omitenTSi..Coll Ilithosorflband yet
dsaf low::. , MiteZ:lfy,
,—. TRANSOM PAPER
SEAUTIFIIL assortment of TRANSOM.
PAPER. Oau and Roo ic at. . - .
SCHEFFERM:BOOK groRE,
navlo Harqiibfrg, Pa:
§ ,et, •i ru a IrAfi skLE. .
VERADkI4OTB" Ott - Vhirdr, street, near
NoribTaro forsle, WALTERS' Sioie;
corner of North - and Ai retm a 7„),,
014,8:ItsEk,itisidast oils ;just: • ad
-11 :'•• Lnr* 'SHISLER &:FRAZEW
;111ii;: - WeimffeloiWilDimk. Jr., Fe Go
riES PLES just received at
SEMSLEB & FRAZER I
aptO Successors to W. Doak, Jr., & Co.
NEW ADVERTXSENIEN TS;
SOLE. AGENCY FOR. THIS - ~CITY':;'
AMiliappy to 'Offer , to tho public Aar& i
and splendid assortment of •. • • '
SUPERIOR, , GOLD RCA S,
mauufactnied by
- . LEROY TV., FAIRCHILD.
These Pens are well flnishaid, elastic, and will .gice en
.
tire satisfaction.
PLEASE TM'
. • . SOIIEiiTER'S BOOS STOKE, •
Second Etreei, opposite P.e.,hyteritut Church, Harrisourg
Pa. . ati23
JUST :RECEIVED,
THIS MORNING,
A FRESH INVOICE OF
MICHENER &AD.'S CELEBRATED
S CJGAR CURED
lIAMS Ar D 133E3E10 ,
,sllisixn & FR/zEn's
MB
PRIVATE SALE.
ONE of .. the beet . locations for IRON
WORKS In the State for sale, eta very reasonable.
price, teeny purchaser who will improve it, situated with ,
in a shortldistahoe of the city of Harrisburg, tictwi•en the
Pennsylvania railroad and carail,•ab•mt •dve hundred .feet..F
wide, and alongside .of the beat limestone quarries in the•
State and.close to a good turnpike roadi, also: room tbr
waste cindersfor fifty yetWs, ,. without paying for the land
Apply to . . DAVID MUMMA, Jr.,
• r . •
Attorneytit-et •N0.:24 Nor th:Secenclirtreet,
-.LpuirlB,dtf • , Harrisburg, Pa.
[PhllaitelPh*Prtgil insert tbree times and send bill to
this office.] •• •• •
NEW LIQUOR STORE.,
TTIPORTANT TO LANDLORDS . „ AND
.
, •()TSERS —The undersigned °Wert'at udroLesizia, to
the trade, .vholco lot of, the Mat Liquors rvor btritight to
.ilarrolOurg, viz: French Brandisr, Girut, Scotch.
Bourbon, Wheat aid Obi eye- Whisky; Foriegn
and Domestic Wines i 'such as Clunnyamte, Claret, Catawba,
'AI Liquor. warranted, as represeeted. Landlords
and other's win dad it tOtheir advidpil4re to call and' ex,
amine the assortment` at the store, un South Second
street, two doors” below Chestnut. • ' "- •
rny2246m. • GEORGE WINTERS.
.
irgiguLWP:LiEra. c0m1,4 - 1-An
TOTE - VOA • YtiIING LAW* ' , NO . . 1530 Arch
street. Rev. CHARLES A. smITH,IS.:D., .E.TLARENCE
SMITH, A. M., Principals.
Ninth Year. , Thine departments; Primary, Academic,
.and - Collegiate,' Fed college' course' in Gipsies, Maihe
tr.atica, highel• -Paiglish and Natural Science for 'Mopie ,
who graduate. Modern Languages.. Music, Painting .and
Elocution by the, best musters.. For caccuhrs apply, at
the Institute„ or or address 'MOS; 2611 P. 0., philadeipWa
•ap2o-6ta*
Grays Patent
Molded Collars
Are not simply flatipiecas of - paper cut In the form of
a collar, but are #:9141,a, and slame.i fo feu 171 e neck, having
a perfect curve Wee' from: angles or breaks, which is ob
tained by oniltitenteti: prOceis, Which also secures another
.advantage possessed by wo - otherW : Npace for the
Crcri.ai in tit?) StYle, the4alginaotwnicaus*
141.11PESITLT SXOOIII. AND rim raceutrersits, making this
collar,, for . ease, neatness, 'Mid durability, unequalled.
They are' isiadeln. Turn4own style in sizes ftom 12 to
17, and in . Garsette.:Crom to . l7ittelma, and, peeked in_
neat blne•nqxee , 9 l : 3 - 0 9:nftPli4 - aliAlin On eB Pf, / I `. l .
eilellthe latter a Ivery liendy packago,fer travelers,
army and navy officers.
sirpliEßY coLLAR !stamped : ,
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Sold by - all.nitall dealers in .IdOn'ssParnisliingGooda.
The trade sapplleil!by - - • •
'VAN DEIISEN iiOEITAIER; & GO.;
,-
Jel-ebdanz .', • • ,ClihSTKUTtSt.,,Mtiladellittlar,
ELODEONS AND CABINET .ORGANS:
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TWENTtS/1:F1git43341M141,13,).' , -;
TeRTiVAISTIAVRE.
ONLY GOL,VIIEIIiA4IOI4 wo me n by.'insininnonds this blaas)-tiaa been awarded
314V.20N it-412111:ISYS INSTRUMENTS. •
A full assOrtmontiof thinerinacrinnenta:alwaya on hand
at W. K.NOCH.E , S, Sfle AgNit„ J: 1;
je4-2tawlyl . 93 .Maikot street,
TUotnas C. AlacDowelli
A. t t ovr a 7sv.•
OFFICE IN THIRD.
agulfassutt PA
ALL manner of Military- Olaintal,pnnaptlyl
attended .toy and claims colleetetkezeinat gin Genera
or State bovernmenta, either in - dringretay the :Cour of.
Claims' at Washington city, er:tit - Etirriibarg; without 'an
netwagary deli.", and on. tarrieratie . tends. 'ap29,dem
WALNuTs, dtEAM:4;
ror sale whelehstii.at _
0' ERRMAR & FRAZER, * ,, r
mys successors to W. cork, Jr , k Co.
NEW liocat fu'OVINON'
BOYER SLIKOERPER,
:HOSES ktk,:4I.OI) , :AN.T L
DEAL
C
Queen%
ALL,KLANDELOF• -, 7 r. -'• •
: olr RT , D•.. 15 4
rr AVE juatkpened a
.laige and well selected
stuck of gouda at their etentktio..3 krarket§quare,
am-riot:n, Pa., to which they the attention. of the
pohlte gporrally. - -.• •
.A. Valli
.. 7 a,
ATTORNEY 1.4.116. W,
littS removeid-kdieriee from Third to Wal
nut •areetiwt o We , Prison. All bullies% In
trusted co Win wßgeceyekroirLpt. ant =nit attnntion.
- C.LET FLY , PAP
assortment of Cut Peer fot ceil-
A i lga; looking g )1411: picture freie‘u and gas pip , el3,
at . • .
in acglifigß. BOORs 800 STVRE;r:
rY) Harrisburg,-pu.
• i •So Pottiolios.-
A LARGE assortinent at
• BEttGNER'4CEIEAP BopgsToßF,
,rusrl.B AA at Wholesilker retail ititoiv prices.
STOCK JIOGS - FOR SAME.
SIXTY HEAD of Stock Hbga are for sale - at
the-EIARRISBUhO DROVE YARDS. jel4-dBO
, _
101f13 . 0118TEW , BAKK.F,T$,--SktittlerAYTa-
J r il_ ►ueee+spre to I.lo*, jr & Co., have ou hand
ezen toekorytni:'Price $0 . 50 per o.oaen.
..le9
FINE llcttle Rendered, LA_RD, just received
at fi t • • -811iSLEft at. FRAZER,-
. mar 3 Win Doe' k 'Jr , &133.)
_NU • • 'ts_tteleb.rated.
A FRESH sue—a
-8u8" Cur 62. '¢ e s
IA: "?.'" a 5 s
n 0251 •
ft?:L — e - -;Llrdole. Just, re
cetied at• • 1141iSMiark-BiBUFIN ,
eancessffishlogifm. Dackai—.2.4l.oo3
HCMS ! HAMS ofte
encm's Excelsior Hams end Dried Beef, at
jaa29 •
BD
UR & MEMEL
:—Webeer.
DIME EDITION,
EXCLEISIVELYfOR THEDAILY TELEGRAPH
INLAND LINES.,
IiTET PROM Till
OFFICIAL 'BULLLTIN.
PARTICULARS OF TH,EILATE MOVEMENTS.
The Attack'on Petersburg.
Petersburg Still Occupied by the Rebels.
LITER FROM REX. SHERIDAN.
VICTOR'S OVER LEE.
A. 'FIGHT NEAR GORDONSVILLE.
Details of Operations.
CaPture of 20 Ogieeri. - 600 lien and 000 ilorses.
DESTRUCTION OF VIRGINIA. CENTRAL
IteilLßOAti'A.T LOVISA. C. II
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENERAL SHERIDAN.
' Wen DEranunrr,
# - Aerinuirrow, Jui1618;10 p. 3i. f
To Major General Dix, New York :
The following , clispaton from Gen. Orant,
dated yesterday at 11 o'clock_ A. m, at City,
• Point has been received by this department.
The Ninth env this morning' carried two
redoubts forming a part of the defences of
Petersburg, capturing.46o prisoners and Jour
'guns.
, Our successes are being followed up
—,ourforces drew out from within . fifty
.yards Of the entrenchments at Cold Harbor,
_made a Zink movement, average of about fifty
miles march; crossing the Chickahomin.y and,
J - J unds river, the latter being 0500 feet4gde
and, 84 feet deep at - the point of crossinaVrid
. surprised the enerciy's'reartit'Peteraburg.
li .ftbiq was done without they loss of a wagon
ar Viectrof 'artillery, -and only about eme,tam
dred and fifty stragglers were . picked up by
the- enemy. .
In covering this make, Vairen's Oorps and
Wilson'4 •cavalrY had frequent skirinishing
with ithe . - - ertemy." - eachhuvinirfronefiftjonto.
pixtylrilled and wounded, but inagilig an
equal if stort.greler llyirerrea+4aleor. re 1
The Eightein feorris„Whiith'si were tram
I v
ferred from th
W' &Haig V Seinnida Rept
dred by watee. 4. It moied out near to Retersg
burg in the night, , and captured the very,
•strongiforlei•northeist of Thifershiirg befort
sufficient force could be OA. a .them by the
enemy tp hold them.
Re wasrjoi4ectilieralift fftwirig qi,is,eNci.. :
tare bf the se - cond•cOrp , - wliieh fn. - tarn--cap
tured more of the enemy's .redoubts further
south, arid this ; eorpit was .followe,cl by the,
Ninth with theresffit'fabove Slated. ' ' ' -
:lithe troops are now up ,except twe
sions;eoverjng the wagon trail" and they will
be up to-right'. ' • 7
Tlie Gamily in their endeavors to reinforce
Petersburg, abandoned their intrenehments in
front of 14eriniida - Hundred: - They no doubt
expected troops from the north side_of James
firer to. take their places befortitbermere•dia"
_
Bailer took advantage of .this atictnicivetta
, 'forge at orieet , upon the railroad and-platkrded
between Itiehrumill and ~ Petersburg, •Ohich
hope to retain possession of.
Too much credit cannot be-given the troops
and their commander foi the energy end cork
titude -drsplayedF during the. last tive_da;isa,
Day and night haatsam , all the same, ,tioAe
'lays being allowed on; any riccormh- -Litter
unofficial dispatches show that at eight o'clock
"this morning the enemy still occupied Peters:
burg., Major Morton . was killed iu an assault
yesterday. No .- thing has; been received to-dey
from bherman or .11unter.
' (Signed).
• SECOND DISPATCH:
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENERAL SHERIDAN
Dispatches from Gen. Sheridan have :just
been received. ` He
, reports, a victory over the
enemy - atTreVillian. - station -On tlie, Virginia
Central railroad a few Mlles sonth'of GOrdons;'
ville, where Gen. Lee a level:lays, ago reported
a rebel totOky. official - report i s as_fdl-
have, ke, honor to, report. to youthe , ar
rival of my command" at point, and. aiae
to report, its operations since leaving New
'Castle Ferry. I crossed the Panninky river
on the 7th, - inst., marching via Aylett's, and.
encamping on Herring Creek.
Ontne morning of the Bth r resumed the
March via Polecat Station, and encamped
-three Miles west of the . Eaation . ..
"On the 9th I. marched' through ohilesburg
and near 191atehetc, encamping -on E.. N. E.
Cieektnear. Youngs bridge.
On the 10th I marched via Ariapyks? Tar
ern'. and Tevintan s Stprii„ crossing- both
brafiches of tile 'North-Anna and encamped at.
Buchchildi; abopt three nules north. or: Tie.:
vilian Station. ...14.intentionsvas tiibiait.,k the
railroad - it this station, ,march ", ibrengli
chaniceiffe; cut the Gordonsville and Char
lottsvillergad near LindsaYs,Houseaang,thigt
to march on en, our ar
rival at Bualicbild'e fleas ene
my'S caildrY" in my in:meal:Rein:Mit' 7
On; the morning of thel.ll - thi Gene! al Tor.:
'Vert witlt‘his :division and iz.oldnei.%Greggrat
Brigade , of :General e.taidivisionLiittackeAl
rthe eneniyand afte - irarw,ohhthiate.Leontest
:draws bin/ Irom thcf.lsnecessivellinesalbri3ast
works throalth: alindetrinipassabbtSrirrest
back km. Trevillian Station.
In the meantime General Cuter was ordered
PRICE TWO - CENTS,
BY TEM"
` DE' STANTON;
-
''=Secretary of War..
LATER
Wesiiiier * Tox, June 18-11
STEAM Pill mkt.
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ADVE:lrniglia SATO...DAILY_ TELEGRA#H! -
The fellowing are the rails for advertising to the TEM
WWII. Those having advertising to do will find 't .. rett.
venion tfor_rottrenne.--.
.11Qr- Four lines or.less constitute oncaulf square.
_Eigh
lines amore than four constitute s. Count*.
"MO xis SWAB&
Eke Qty. 'EP
Tiro days . Ica
Three OP.
One Week 225
One month 6 10
Two months 9 00
Three months. ' 11.re0 .
'l5 0
One year .. 26 0
ib
in the Lora( mt..-77 1 / 2 'or
oweCEv. r. Lisa for
_FOR A HALF SQUARE.
One day $ 80
Two days..., ..... 60
Three cIaYS 76
One week... I , 26
One Swath 800
Two months 4 50
Three months 6 60
Six months 8 00
One year 16 00
Adtainiatrailen Notices....
Narriige Notices • •
Anditees - Notices
Funeral Moticeseasti insert('
mar Silliness notices
before Marriages and Des •
each insertion.
viEh
his brigade Npropeed by . a - ot . m
so tts; to `reach ilie station in the rear of the
eneray's cavalry. On his. arrival at this point
the enemy broke into a complete rout, leaving
tcienty officers, five hundred men and three
Ettmared horses.
;The oratratio , :s occupied thetwheilek Of the
day : -,at encamped TreVillian Sfitti6
and (Srt the morning of : the.l2th commenced
debtrioyincr the railroad from this point to
Louisa court house. This has thoroughly been
executed; the ties hurried and the rails rend=
ered uniervicable. The 'destruction' of the
railroad occupied until 3 o'clock of this day.
- T directed. General Torbert to advance with
his division and General Davis' brigade of
General Giugg's division' in. the direction of
Gordonsville, and attack the enemy, who had
concentrated and been reinforced by infantry
during,the night, and had also- constructed
rifle-pits at a point five milts from Gordons
ville.. The advance was made, but as the en
emy's position was too strong to assault no
general attack was made.
On, the extreme right-of our lines a portion
of dila Reserve brigade carried the enemy's
forts twice, and was twice driven therefrom
by infantry. Night closed the contest.
I found on the examination of the Command
that there was not a sufficiency of ammuni
tion left to continue the engagement next day.
Trains of cars also paste down to where we
were 'engaged with the enemy.
The reports of prisoners and citizens were
that I'icketts' old division, or a portion of it,
were'coming to prevent thd taking of Gor
donsville.
therefore, during the night and next
morning withdrew my.. command over the
North Anna, via Carpenters Ford, near Miners
Bridge. In addition, the animals were for the •
entire days in ivhich we were engaged without
forage. The surrounding country afforded
nothing but grazing of a very inferior quality,
and generally at such points as Were inaccessi
ble to us.
The - cavalry engagement of the 12th was by
.far the most brilliant one of the piesent cam-
The enemy's loss is very heavy. They lest
the following named officers in killed and
wounded: Col. McAlister, commanding a reg
inient, killed; Brig. Gen. Rosser, command
ing a;brigade, wounded; CoL Aken, cm mand
ing 'regiment, wounded; Col. Caner, com
mending a regiment, wounded.
My loss in killed and wounded will be .
about five hundred and seventy-five; of this
number four hundred and ninety were wound=
ed. .1 brought' off hi my ambulances three
hundred and seventy-seven, all that cohld he
transported. The remainder. with a number
of rebel wounded. that fell into my hands,
were: left behind. Surgeons and attendants
were detailed and remained in 'charge 'of
them.
I captured, amd have now with nee three • --
hundred and. seventy prisoners of war, -
din,g . twenty commissioned Officers. , r
'My loss in ea - Pt - flied will not exceed. 'one •
hundred and sixty;•they - weiSprincipilly from
the firth Michigan avalry. This rogiment gal
dantly charged down. therGordiuisville -road
capturing 1,500 horses and shoal 800.*.mer(but
kwere • u
surrionded 'land
4. -made to give :-
iem
up. • •
"Actheri the enemy broke \ they -hurried
tween Gen. Custer's command and Col. Gregg's
brigade, capturing 15 caissons of l'eunington's
iliatterh :three of which were afterwards re=cap
Lured, leaving in their lands caiesons.
A more detailed report will be made here
keen"
M (Signed) EDWINET. STANTON,
Secretary of War
El
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From N4a,sh n,g
iton.
Fuer:lld tileVietims of the Ilte Expinion
IMPOSING CERRAIONIE-,
ASH:MOTO , : 'Line 19,
• i .
.. • •
.The victims of the late raelanchblY accident'
were .buried thissifternoon. Their "remains
were , conveyed..to the tomb • _ seventeen
hearses, and...were. preceded by-two lodge.ssof •
temperance, - and a file of young women, asaq
,ciates of the deceased -
The President and Secretary of -Stater-otr-:1'-' -••
Att,,wir: and the. Commandant
_of % -the :Navy
l'ard , followed the
over
,garxiages of • ,
• which there was over dim hundred in the,
procession. Adams CO. had' a - large'h:
press; wagon, suitably dreised, in theilineknf.
,Rropession, The polieer supported. the' car, ,
Wages as a guard of honor. .
!There was an iinraense concourse of people
:assembled on 'the side "Walks and at many
!places along the route. Habiliments of woe
were very conspicuous. The section of the
.eity .f in which theaccfdent oceifiredislitendlY.'
drenched with grief. Thecetemofinieew .r_...1
the mo.st solemn ever wit.i.saed,: .
had a --
marked effect - Was visible eTqywherp.
C. li e G s RAFFEN.
T 1 - %-wATsoN
MASTIC CR-Mt - ENT ,
ira 11A.NUFACTITBE2i,
F . 1 4 4V srrurnAG-;
IPREPAIErifo tarnish and coat the ex
writs. of Buildings with the MASTIC CEMBNT, on rt - =`-.
new system. _Thu, material is entimiy &Buren!. eon.
.rde - t.
other Cements ex.& heretofore, and is the only rehatilu,
imperishable coating for outside work.. Ithadd ivittimre-`-•
.pekproportions of pure Linseed Oil it*foirms a solid em
ble aiihesiveuess to Brick or: tOr.Ze Wans, eitaklng
Ural, fine water'proof stuface and tiniMs :equal - t.co'Brown. • L..
Stone or any color desired. ,„
Among others for whom I have Limited the itrk-c
mem, I refer to the following gentlemen:
J. Bi.%e %o resiaence, Penn sweet, Pituhurg.
td u
-J. H. Shoennerger residence. Lawromoville r
Hoeveler, ' tt
James M'Candlen, _l' • Allegheny city;
Calvin Adams, . ,Third.srseet, Pllt.shurg
James Wood, owner St: Cluirles Rae], -
William Vol*, Guard Hcou3N - ,
Barr It Moser, architects Dispeta Bulldinca,
John B. Cos, resktence, rent street, Halitstaug, PC-
A J. Jones, u. .
/ 14,880 addrein T. wASSISO , T. '
_._sA liittshitrBs-r
- fehlß-dam - Penna. HOoSe, HEIETISMIrg..
• or.
BEEF. —A-choice hat of Aliche: '"lr
Dried Beef, just reCetfed at -"
. efueLER&S - RADmv• - 7 , p;
Suceemov to P:4••li:Pßuk
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lfreak . ot %.Y•Witli 2 K*AttfriVD 3 Cl3] ZNI
• 1 • J Vie meet pup azd the palm?, eyR. offelrea to tha
yuhiiq,itecleaAved forkiele•VP:i - vagni
t'llacerthislo '324"1201
baleth,a, fimp,4 a z i s l, 24
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