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HARILISBURG, YA
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. 1864
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tikeinents, Business Notices, Marriages,
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TELEGRAPH, must invariably be aecom
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Evening Edition are inserted in the Morn
ing Edition without extra charge.
State of t he Thermomet er To-day
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lOW AND COUNTRY.
SANFORD and his inimitable troupe are en
tertaining the people of Cumberland Valley.
Everybody should go to see Sanford, the
prince of minstrels.
Tau Chief Quartermaster of the Cavalry
Bureau advertises a sale of a number of con
demned "veteran" horses, to take place at Gies
hove' Depot. on Friday, 24th inst.
A GRAND pie-nie will be held in Haehnlen's
Woods, on Wednesday, 29th inst., for the
,meth of the St. Peter's Verein. A gay time
:,gay be expected among our German friends,
and there will doubtless be a large attendance
those in pursuit of pleasure.
A PORTION of Chestnut street was under-
Hoing the process of scraping -this morning,
and the filth is being removed. Other streets
are sadly in need of a similar cleansing. The
health of the city demands that all the streets
and alleys should be kept clear of filth.
Alsr.y JANE Gresox, of " the Sixth ward, has
been arrested on a charge of keeping a disor
derly bawdy house, and biyund over for court,
by Alderman Cole.
The same officer committed - Wm. Warner
and two colored boys named Freeman, to an
swer charges of larceny. •
CITY Taxi.—The city council gives notice
that the assessment of taxes for the year 1884,
has been completed.-- All persons' who pay
the same to the City Treasurer, on or before
the first day of July, will be entitled to an
abatement of five per cent. Tax-payers
should make a note of this.
THE Great Central Sanitary Fair, in Phila
delphia, is to close, finally, on Tuesday next,
the 28th inst. On Monday and Tuesday the
price of admission will be reduced to twenty
fire cents, in order to allow the poorer Classes
an opportunity to visit the exhibition and
contijibnte toward the good cause.
joszta MOdECIMMAN, alias Mortimer, who
was arrested on Saturday, on a charge of ab
ducting a young girl.from her home, in Lan
caster, has given bail for his appearance at
the next term of court in that place, and is
again at large. Joseph should be more care
ful in future, as the aliduction of young fe
males is a serious matter.
PooKET Proren.--David Seefadver, of Alle
ghany county, had his pocket relieved of a
wallet'containing forty odd dollars, this morn
'mg about, seven o'clock, while in the vicinity
of the depot, in this city. Fortunately the
thief did not get hold of a pocket book con
taining a large sum of money, which Mr. K.
had in another pocket.
Tsz ladies of the little borough of New-rifle,
in Cumberland county, held a strawberry fes
tival three evenings of last week, for the
benefit of the Christian Commission. They
realized from the festival the handsome sum
ofover eleven hundred dollars. Well done, tor
a town having but a thousand of a popula
tion!
=MEM
A.1:1179T 01' A DESERTM —A deserter from
the 20th Pennsylvania Cavalry, named John
Hughes, has been arrested, at Newton Ham
ilton, Mifflin county, by detective officer
Franklin. Hughes was a resident of Mifflin
county, and Uncle Sam's officers have been
looking for him for some time. He has bee"
forwarded to his regiment.
Tag SWORD Voxs.—The vote on 'the great
piesentation sword, in the Philade'iphia fair,
stood as follows, yesterday;
Heade
Hancock .. •
M.'Clellan - -
Grant
Scattering.
Total . ....
SOME of the eastern papers contained an an
nouncement, last evening, that the rebels
were invo 'Mug Cumberland Valley, and that
the "erne hundred day" men of New Jersey
had 'been ordered to Harrisburg. There was
hot a word of truth in the report. A dispatch
from Gen. Conch's headquarters says the val
ley was never more quiet than at present.
The'rePort was not believed here, although
certain copperheads feigned to believe it
OUB Gamic' s, old and young, great and
small, anticipate having a happy time next
Tuesday, when Dan Rice's High School will
give entertainments, near the cotton factory.
A. very large company of trained dogs and
monkeyait outdoes, ponies, 'SEG., • besides
'them mules" that everybody has read about.
No doubt there will be a large crowd in at
tendance. See the advertisement in our col
'
u mns .
=cizza
RE :Emma the pic-nic of the Citizen boys,
to be given in Hoffman's woods, to-marrow.
Take . your families and have a day's enjoy
ment, where improper characters will not mo
lest you. You must, however, secure a ticket
of invitation from the committee, in order to
gain access to the ground. This you can get
upon application. The railroad fare to the
grove, dud return, is only 25 cents. Trains
leave the depot at 8 A. iat. and 2 P. at., return_
lug at, 7in the evening.
Go TO Henry Gilbert's Hardware store, op.
posito the Court House, and see the new Ba
rometer; they forttell the weather accurately
from 12 to 48 hours in advance. Every per
son should have one. jel6-2w
Or - Tax Tnicx-7-Desoirction of a Wagon.
This forenoon, as a countryman and wife, it a
market wagor, were crossing the railroad tracks
at the foot of Market street, a train of the
Lebanon Valley road passed along in one di
rection, and a Penn's R. R. train in the other.
The wagon was struck by one of the trains,
and demolished. The occupants were thrown
out, but sustained no serious injury. The
horse escaped, unhurt. Persons crossing the
track at - that point should be extremely care
ful, as trains are almost constantly passing.
A ItsvAPirAsts Qesz.--On the sth of May,
in the first battle of the Wilderness, private
Harper, of Pittsburg, Pa., a member of the
102 d Pennsylvania regiment, was wounded by
a minie ball, which entered his head a short
distance above the right eye, and, grazing the
base of the brain, lodged in the back of his
neck. Some of the tendons of the eye were
severed, and the eye dropped out. Several
times he was expected to die, but he l's now
so much relieved as to be able to walk about
the hospital. He says he's not hurt any, and
can soon join his regiment.
Ho, FOE THE BIG OM ! —Mr. John Batiks
has that mammoth three thousand pound ox
on exhibition at his place of business, on
Second street, below Mulberry, where t
public are invited to call and see him. A box
has been fitted up, into which visitors are ex
pected to contribute a small sum—the pro
ceeds to be forwarded to the Sanitar& Com
mission. This is the largest and fAtest ox
ever exhibited in Harrisburg. He was fed
three years,'by Mr. Jelin Noble, of Carlisle.
He will remain on exhibition during the next
two weeks.
Tan restaurant of the IL S. Sanitary Vidr at
Philadelphia is a great institution. Over
34,000 pieces of crockery and glass ware are
in use. The average daily consumption of
"produce" is enormous, viz: 900 lbs. fresh
beef, 150 pairs spring chickens, GOO lbs. fowls,
400 lbs. lobsters, 50,000 oysters, 1,400 loaves
of bread, 600 lbs. of butter, 300 quarts of
milk, 600 quarts of strawberries, 2,000 quarts
ice cream, besides an enormous quantity of
hams, tongues, pickles, potatoes, &c. The
average daily receipts amount to $6,000.
three hundred and thirty persons are on the
pay-roll, and•numerous ladies render_ gratui
tous services.
A. SIGN OF RETURNEKG GOOD Srssu.--A few
months since, the Evening Bulletin took the
lead of the Philadelphia newspapers in decry
ing, depreciating and denouncin g the local
ity, the business and the people o f Harrisburg.
Since then a change bag been worked in its
sentiments and - feeling, as the 'following just
and complimentary notice of the U. S. Hotel
and its proprietor, friend No.tchison, indi
cates:
"AN Exonta.ENT HoTx.c.,.—Mr. Hutchison,
the proprietor of the Malted States Hotel in
Harrisburg. has recently refitted and refur
nished his establishment.,'snd has made such
other improvements as conduce to the
comfort of his numero us guests. The hotel
is located in the inrmediate vicinity of the
depots of the Pennsylvania Central and Leb
anon Valley Railroads, 'and offers superior
advantages to the tr 'velar."
Tun finest Cadet Company now in the city
is that under command of Captain Sayford,
and one (if encom.aged by the citizens) which
they may soon be proud of. It is composed
of sixty-five Yovnig _Men from the ages of six
teen to twenty, and none under five feet in
height. They are taking a collection for the
benefit of those in the.company who axe not
able to purchase their own uniforms, and we
hope our chisel as will contribltte liberally
when called up( m. They enpect to be com
pletely equippe d in a month, and will then
make a, parade , which we have no doubt will
surprise many if not all of our citizens. We
learn that th e company is to be named after
the highest contributor. The following offi
ters have been unanimously elected: Captain,
Samuel M. Sayford; Ist Lieut., Jacob Cain;
2nd Lieut., Jacob Homing.
THE Puma() Gnoturos.=A great hue and
cry has been raised against the Superintend
ent of Public Grounds, on the allegation that
the capitol grounds are frequented by hordes
of prostitutes, who drive away decent people.
Be this as it may, it requires a fine discrimi
nation to discover such women furlong the well
dressed and orderly crowds daily enjoying the
shade of the capitol grounds—a discrimina
tion which only those who are familiar with
such characters can exercise. 'We pass through
those grounds daily several times, and have
yet to see the first ffi-behaved woman within
that enclosure. The Superintendent takes
special pains to preserve order—an order
which is never broken unless it is by the false
fastidiousness of those who, like the writer of
the paragraph in question; is ordorons with
the pitch he has so often touched, - and he
therefore imagines in his own stench that
every body else "stinks.", "
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POLICE AFFAllls—Before the Mciyor. 7 —Peter
Egbert, drunk: arid disorderly, was committed
to prison for five days.
Frederick Reigle, of the 87th_Pennsylvanipy
drunk and disorderly, was handed over to the
Provost Marshal.
Wm. O'Tool and John Adams, for the same
offence, were sent to Fort Simmons for forty
eight hours.
Lizzie Lutz, a notorious strumpet, was sent
to prison, to await a further hearing.
A young man was arrested to-day, As a sus
picious character. It appears that he was on
a "spree," and, seeing the police, he started
to run. • This led to his arrest, on the above
,charge. He was committed for a further
flaming.
A resident of Ridge Avenue was fined $5
and costs, for maintaining an offensive ma
puma- pile on his premises..
TIES r. S. Senate Ls, by a majority of three,
refused-to strike the $3OO commutation clause
from the enrollment bill.
NILS: STEPSES A. DOUGLAS was in Narris
burg yesterday, intending to spend a few
weeks in visiting the rural portions of Penn
sylvania, as a guest of the family of General
Cameron. Last evening, however, she re
ceived a telegraphic dispatch from Washing
ton
ton city, announcitlg the melancholy fact that
her only brother, an officer in one of the Dis. ,
trict of ( olumbia regiments, had been mord'
tally wounded. The distinguished lady, took
the cars this morning, hastening to return
home—perhaps, alas! to weep over a dead
brother, but let us hope that she may arrive in
time to contribute to his recovery and resto
ration to an army of which he is so gallant an'
*Lament.
Daz
Gooos.-1. will, this day, commence to
sell off my entire stock of summer dress goods,
such as lawns, delaines, ohallies, alpacas,
mozambiques, poil de chevre, poplins, and
also a large lot of remnants—they will be sold
at and below cost. Call soon.
SOL. HROWNOLD,
Corner Second and Market, opposite Jones
House. . jel7-1w
GBADATroxs IN lifOtutaiso. --The Round Ta
ble this week has an admirable article on the.
subject of mourning habiliments, especially
those by which lady mourners express the dif
ferent degrees of their sorrow, and of which
means of proclaiming ours, our sex are de
prived. The writer says, in a fine vein of bit-,
ter irony: -
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We men have no such opportunity to ex
press a sense of our bereavement in an elabo
rate way. Our tailors uniform us in funeral
black, our chapelbrs encircle our hats with
crape, and there an end. A widower cannot,
advertise the freshness or staleness of his sad
condition by his clothes. It is impossible to
judge of the state of his feelings from his hue.
In fact the taste of mankind in; this country
runs so generally to black that it is only now
and then that affliction Ands :one, of us in
motley. In nine eases oust of tes,.all we re:
quke to ; put us in full mourning is a weed
round the beaver. Cannot this be remedied?
Why should there not be a orrow stores for
the stupider sex? Is there any just reason
why lonely men should not he put through a
course of Frenoh greys and places and laven
ders as well as women? Do not our griefs
become fine by degrees, and 'beautifully less
in the same way as those of the queens of
creation? Certainly they- Then let the
progress of the sequence be made manifest in
our coats, and vests, ,and pantaloons.
Let us have the gradations of faded melan
choly denoted by our hat eintares, so that the
public, and more particularly the angelic por
tion of it, may undeistand how we are getting
along with our tribulations. How can the
fair creatures know, under present circum
stances, whether an unfortunate widower has
just been plunged into inconsolability. or is
emerging from it in a lively and approachable'
frame of mind?
Who can say how many, many male mourn
ers of nearly fifty years' standing may have
missed eligible offers this blessed leap-year,
on account of the forbidding character of their
sable suits and love-repuLsing hat bands? We
submit to society the propriety of a sliding
scale of funeral-habiliments for men. Nothing
can ;succeed in this. world without advertising,
not even grief. Who will take a store on,
Broadway and open a dry-goods tribulation.
shop for bereaved masculinity?
SNOW ALL TICE YEA.B.4-4t is said that snow
lies alt the year in sheltered places or at the
base of large mountains in Mexico. This
seems strange, but perhaps like many mystp.
ries that cloud the mind, if properlyexplained,
would be clear and tangible. In our country
the-snow melts away from the influence of the
sun, and to speak figuratively dry goods are
_melting away rapidly through the inducement
of low prices, at the cheap store of L. Bow
man, No. 1, cor. of Front and Market streets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ba,nnvart's Troches.
For the cure of Hoarseness, Throat DisL'
eases, &e., are specially recommended to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls them to speak - in public. Manufactured
only by aA. Bannyart Co., Harrisburg,
Pa-, tc. whom all orders should be addressed.
3old by druggist every Where.-
Read the following testimonials from some
of our eminent clergymen:
.liLutaraeriul, Feb, Bth, 1864...
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C. A. Basitvaiii—Deor Sir: I have used
Brown's Bronchial Troches, Wistar's Lozenges
and other preparations for hoarssiness and
throat troubles, and in comparison with theni
all, can cheerfully commend your own as a
most admirable specific for public speakers
and singers, in cases of- hoarseness, coughs
and colds. I have found them serving in
time of need, most effectually.
Yours truly, T. FL ROBINSON,
Pastor of N. S. Presbyterian Church.
I agree with Mr. RObinson as to the
value of Eskorivart's Troches.
W. C. CATTELL,
Late Pastor of 0. S. Presbyterian Church.
Hanamarmo, den., 1 0 84.
To O. A. listurverr—Dear Sir: In th habit
of speaking very freqUently, and in plaome
where the vocal organs are very much taxed.
I have found the need of some gentle expecto
rant, and that want has been supplied in your
excellent Trocheti.
I consider them very far superior to an;
Lozenges that I have ever used, in, rensivint
speedily that huskiness of the voice axisim
from its too frequent use, and impairing th
dffeetiverieas of the delivery of public ac
dresses. Yours, &o. •
aro. WALKER. JACKSON.
Pastor of the Locust St. - Methodist Church.
To C. A. Rourvairr---Dear Sir: Having uses
your Troches, I am free to say they are
the best I have ever tried and take great
pleasure in reoomnaending them to all persom
afflicted with sore throat or huskiness of
voice arising, from public speaking or singing.
Yours, &a, G. G. RAxEsTRAw,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.
Dzirrawr Arromarr's Ornoz,
Ifissauunrso, Feb. 29, 1864. )
To 0. A. BAN - svelrr—Dair Sir I have
found your Troches to be invaluable in re
lieving hoarseness and in strengthening tht
muscles of the tlircsit. They impart cleaniiiin'
to the voice, and are certainly of great binge
dt to all publio speakers. A. 1. HERR
Pure Vegetelb'e Medicine.
ONE of the very best Vegetable Ikteclioineg
is emir °eked to the citizens and intungers of tWk
city. It will pur ry the blood, and leave the liver and
bowels In a ed healthy co Alition. (Vendee Witheot. the:'
le ast pain. Old and young, male and female, all Can take
of it. As to the truth of this hundreds OM testify, as it
has been well tried for the last ten years -. It is prepared
only and sold by Mrs. L. Ball, No. 27, north ?lee stmti
ra• • n 1923
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF GOODS
NEW YQR.X AUCTION.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN MUSLINS,
all yard wide bleached muslin, at 30 cents; worth 40
mUSIIIS, at 24 cents; worth 35 cents.
Bleached muslin, at opts; worth 30 cents.
20 pieces of all wool flannels cheap.
Black silk, at $120; worth_ $l3l.
Black silk, at $l. 30; worth $1 60.
Black silk, at $1 45; worth slBb.
2000 yards of black Allot hem auction.
Beautiful pearl color stik finish alpaca.
Alpacas in leather color, stone cub 's and, other colors.
White =rubrics, soft finished 6.4 French Cambric.
Jaconetts, britliauta , LriaL
Shirt br sets, all linen, tiff 3 , 30, 36, 40 and 58 cents.
Splendid assortul , tit of calicos.
Croaks, Cloaks, Cloaks.
Stockings, the best and cheapellt,-
Pocket handkerchiefs ficladiea, aka prices.
Mat seines quilts and crash/or t
We have now a very large stock of goods, all bought at
reduced prlce-t, and which we will, aell at prices which
cannot fail to give satisfaction `
We have also a very arillotof Alnico, cashmere cloth,
boinbazities. S. LIMY.
ncyll
Sir To Clear the'-IRoxise of Flies, use
nuudier's celebrat.4 LIGHTNING FIX-MlLLfia, a neat
cheap article, easy to use;7' - Everyslieet will kill a quart
'SOLD EVERYWHERE.
rtcnNcti, RICHARDS WV., 10th and Ifarket streets,
*Philadelphia. wholesale avow. m➢24-diewsw
Miiitary Unsinelig Attended To.
Bounty, Pension, Back Pay, Subsistence and Military
and War Claims, generally, made out and collected. Per
sons residing at a distance enn have their business trans.
acted by mall, by addressing
EUGINESKYDER, Attorney.at-Law
dell dly `"Third street. Harrishura.
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WANTED.
AGIRL to do general housework, in a small
family. Inquire at 95.4ilark , •tetreet. j. 21-2t*
1 WO COOPERS WANTED.
THE highest wages will be paid to TWO
CO. )PERS to work on flour barrels. Apply in Short
street, between Walnut and South streets to
je2L dlw* ' SAMUEL, KINZER;
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WANTED.
•A YOUNG GIRL who is accustomed to
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,nspiingchilitrgivankolux puke, figooterall
taettil, cerftotik :visa;laqine
woos. APP I 9 at No. 5 I...6cuXstreiii; uear Froth:'
21-if
WANT..
ED—Two good white girls who un
dons and cookery, washing, ironing and general
houetworklug, in a saute aauter 'tarot. Must • Ego well
ro orarneaned. Aptly 4 this • ffiee. jari-dlw
EDI PLOT MENT.
AIacIVTIL,--.-Agents, wanted to sell
j•ge . g , e;t , mikesinee:: Ave eist itfea !obninlio.
sae on all meld es sold, or employ agents who will work
tbr the some wages auti ell expenses paid. Addreei., D
B.aeense:os Detroit, Melt. l elo :1%4
$lO T9 . 111/10, A:DA;Y,
A :GENTS , Virbtitt• ircilitra, .THE im
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PROVED LITItE GIANT REVVING MAGHINE::—
The beet cheap Machine tn the United States We are
giving a Commission by which the ammo wags can be
made, or we wIl employ agents at $75 a month and ex.
pensm paid. For paructuars and terms, address, with
StumP,_ T. & PAGE, Gen'l Agent,
jel342w—wlm . Toledo, 0.
AGENTS viaittisit to'eal tde :Stiva' dad- His.
tory of the War. A rare chance to make money.
Agents are clearing (Win $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,004
volumes already sold. Send for cLroulars. address
JONES BROS. & CO.
de 30 ' ' ' Piibusbera,-Baltimore,' 1 k
WANTED --A good pastry Cook, and a
gooll'utelat IniNue at the ,
.ap34-41tf BRADY TIOUSK
ALIE vv. AD VERTAPIEN:Ts•
CIAO3IAT-4- tiUT
MIME
SUMMER STOCK
AT AND
B 0.2 W Q14,1' • -.:s
IR$.. N. RYER, No. ..13. „Market Street
BEING desirous' of 'closing fiei Summer
Stock of alibloeTy Goods, otters Data* at greatly
ft:tweed prices ; • such as .. • ,
SILK AND STUAW BONNETS, .z.
'IIATSAND FLATS;:
Constautly'Oil haroiCa 9ptendtrt aiYokisaiii, of
VELVETS,
LACES,
.RUCIIES,
HOOP SKIRT'.
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13ANDiERCHIEFS,
GLOVSS,
COLLaRS,
CUPI.3
FANCY odd* &a—
Dealers will don't to calliras,groat- bargains can dt
bad 'atveho.efale. =
FIRE Woitst '"'''''''fititAitotigft
WISOLESALE AND BETA= BY
• .4 OXI W 0 --E•
,TRIRD STREET, NEA.R'WITNVT; RA.RRISBLIRG,
r following stock of Fireworks is now.in
nore:
Roman Candles, Rockets,
Pin Wheels, Nines of Stars and Serpents.
Serpents, Grasettoppers, . •
Water,Puts,, • .Fl ower. a . ots,
Sonoll Wheels, 1 . 13ttrigoeuLights,
Triangle; . • Blue Light; • .
Red, White and.Blite r • BPsoSalestos,-•1 ••••
Chinese Rockets, .. IFulting-Crackent,
Fire Crackers, • Turpedos,. . .
Torpedo & Firecracker Gun, hew Torpedo Bow, •
Joss Stick, or Punk, Flags, sc.
Now is the time to purohase - while there Is a good as
sortment. - JOHN
je6-dtt • Third snow., noir
CANDIDATE FOR CONUEESS.
Hammtatmo, Pa.,.June 9, DAL
TE undersigned respectfully offers himself
to the Repooliminsof the 14th tougressional Dis
trict of.Penssilvautia. composed of ite . c.biatties of "Die
.ptiin,' Norttonatieriand, iltirop Snyder, for
nominatimi by the . ses'erill th
unty:conteriViong'of the said
District. peittdtc) ' JOSIAH ESPY.
SPIRITVALISM.
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LIITL H. PAIsT," Blind Test Medium. will
1.0 give seances rOr o.fflinitinuxi with the spirit World,
at lizoltange nail, Walnut stoat, wag tattier uutice 1k
will tifeo Chirvoyant. exaupauaßtAl diombell tot
those .desiring iL , Ruud Irma sy s It to' 'Wet and
tyi P. X,19,t . ? r. Te, = Weems each Sitting.
Viery.bun,tipoiying fur a sluing;lues it on their , own
pat.otudbllity, as the manifustatain of a spirit is want ill.-
. .uption of the medium. jeB-dtf
TO LEARN 'PIAKHORTE)PLAYING
EASILY AND THOROUGHLY, use the
STANDARD INSTRIN..7/obl BOON. "itiobardson'e
New Method.. An improvement upon all others in pro
gressive wartgemencadapridion and simplicity. iound
pd upon a new and original plan, and illustrated by a
4eries of plates, showing trio proper position of the hand.
and angers.
The popularity of this book has never,beeilt equalled, by
that of tiny diibilar work. Ten thohband copies are sold
every year. Among teachers and ad wno ha. e examineu
it, It Is. pronounced sootier Ari• eicalrence to all °Met
••Methods," "Systems,"' and "Schools," and toe bok
that every pupil needs for the aCqUirelnent , of a thorough
knowledge of Piano-forte playingl ft is adapt d to eh
[Ades of tuition, from the rudimental studies of the
youngest, to the studies and exercise of advanced puphs.
NCO editions are published, tine +.4:Wining American, the
other Folobiu tinge, tag- When the wink is ordered, it no
Jefercnce la designated, the edition with American flu
'goring wall be sent. •
wile sure that in ordering it. yon are particular it.
ipecuyaig the "NEW Ida ifitaD." trice $3llO. Medea,
postpaid, to any ad reek cold by all Mus.c Dealers.
DIISUN & Publishers 2i7 Washington
t. B stun
b'tOlt
AMIE valuable property, corner of Second
and Pine street*, being fifty-two and a half feet on Si
;owl and one hundred and shay-eight feet on Pine street.
running back two hundred and teateet to Barbara alley,
there being apace for four Marinading lota, and a molds.
Arable else for a Governor'iMinaion or public buildjnEt.
For particulars enquire of Kra MUMMY, corner of Se.
,00nd awl Pine ream -. 4 - inwsmr
PIC-NIC.S.
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Pon vat ntN-Lrrr or T
ST. PETEWS VEBILIN )
wzr.r.„ BE GIVEN XI
1. - X AEU 'IS WOODS,
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1864.
Tickets 24 cents.
nigNIBUSES will run during the day from
the Secoad. Ward louse; corner of Chestnut and
Second streets. je3l-to-thasatitturi-
ANNUAL PIC-NIC,
TO 'BE GIVEN BY THE
CITIZEN FIRE ENGINE AND HOSE CONPANT
WOODS,
QN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 18G4.
TN:ail:in the patronage of the public, the
nomtuittee give notice that it is their intention to
make this pia nic in keeping with old time ones, and that
they will not:permit - any lady to ba.prewnt that has not
receiveda,printed invitation.
Cards ofdavitatton Lobe had of the committee.
Tickets of admission to the ground.s26 cents.
Can will run to the.groriszds, viz:., -
Leave at • . is A. it.
• do 2e. lL
Return at -
Railroad tickets to be had of the Committee on day of
•
Fare, round trip, twenty-tlye cents.
COMMIITKE.
William .77.aarreace, Frocilßa Farr
Demard Prtsch. G e orge i W Oser,
Charles pinion; Samuel Guiler,
John Mose, D u Krause,
Johii:WhitmOyez, George Sooner,
John Cti.ey, Joseph Sponzler
George Krause,'
Nasser of-Cereptonieti, B Frisch. lett-did
NEW ADVEKTESEMCNTS.
EXTLA.OIIDINARY DIStOVEItY.
ORIENTAL HY Gill BAROMETER,
OR
Natural Weather Indicator,
WITH A BEAUTIFUL THERIMMETER ATTACHED.
11 1 13/3 simple and. useful' instrument is. now
A. offered for sale for me drat time • lu the State of Pa.,
tile anderaigned haring secured the tight of safe in saki
k* the blowing outitiea: Dauphin, Cumberland, Adams,
Frani:Roc •Yeset and Perry, of Friaber, Cook-si Co, agents
for the Stave, ataLare now prepared to selltheMeirtituel.t
aG wholetah, and'retaiL - The lustrinu. at will tellaith un
failing accuracy the bygroinctiral audition of the atmos
phere, thus foretelling the changes of -Mc weather front
12 to 48 II urn to adeance. The acting moving principle
is the pistols of a Hower, found in :Ina, near Damascus,
and le no highly sensitive that it is acted upon by the least
chenwer tee lomosehere. Persons [emitter with aaturai
eefienetVlrti..w that llitlinlekrahoultit the air is tilled with
tuitteous vapor, which must condense to cause rain to fall;
this mobture mdat • skis ht - the aitnespliere severe. hums
i. advance of the coming storm •No other aerometer
Manutacturefl will Edema with accuracy the approa h of
.ain. But this NATURAL EIDBOSCOPE, the work of NA
TURE'S tAVN HAND, Ohs up the veld which man collie
not ac• omplish, And points Lis unernng Unger to all changes
of the we after, and ties never been knoa.n to fail_
It is valuable to the Fa mer, the Physician, the Clergy
man, the Navigator, the Travelzr, the Merchant, and
everybody-
'lt is very, Simple to understand, and. never requires any
rep 'tiring!• They are cheap, durable and ratable.
:For sale only by agents, and 14 Knoche's Music store,
No. 93 Market s reet. Prix $3 75.
One of the iunruments win be sent by env:tun, on re.
celpt of 15
Ag• nt.l wanted in every town iti the above named
counties. Apply akabove, to
lief4.4l2wew2t, F NNO k MAXWELL, Agents.
DEPEII 4J.E ISLAN
WIRE EsERRILr. •
T HE iiropiietor of this cool and . delightful
Summer Eterort would most respectfullY announce
in the eiftsens of 'Harrisburg that the Wend is now open
for visitors. Acoammodutions will be fur,lahe to puttee ,
end .pic-nlas on reasonable terms, a . dancing platform
ben erected for dfeir special use. reason tickets
tor Omit:es, good for one year, O.
,No improper characters admitted, and no intoxicated
PelnOns will be permitted to clan the 'Ltiand.
sal- No intoximtdig liquors sod on Setiday. •
A Wire . Fe: ry, woh a good tkost. plying constantly
tweeu she Island and foot or Brost 1 street, Vret4 EiarriA
barg . BENNY BECKER
Jel44lm Sole Proprietor.
PHOTOGRAPH ALB U
ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT
Plio - tograpb. Albums.
BOUND in FINE MOROOOO--panellei4
gilt and mounted with two heavy glI6 clasps.
ALBUMS WITH.
•
30 Platenls for... • $3 00
40 IA t: .
3 64
=iou ii .4 04
toigetiuir with vrrious other styles of binding, sizes and
Pri_oep, which will be eold cheap. - -
AOldier,s you cannot buy a prettier, more. durable and
oheayer album anywhere.
Can and see at SCHEFFER'S Hookstore,
.marl2dtf Harrisburg, Pa.
THE NEW BOOKS.
I
STUMBLING BLOCKS, by Gail Ham
iithri. Price $l5O
HAUNTED HEARTS, by the author of the Lamp
lighter. $2 IN)
DAItEEES S AED DAELItiII by Mrs: liolumo Si •50
BARBARA'S HISTORY, a novel, by Amelia Edwards.
60 cent&
THE SMALL HOUSE OF ALLIINGTON, by Trollop°.
$1 25
BRVIN STORIES, bx.ME Marvel, author of 'Reveries
of a Baatmilor. , ' $1.60
SPEOPS JOURNAL of the Discovery of the sources of
the Nile. $3 60
THE WOMAN IN BLACK, by author of "Man ID
Gray." ' $l. $0
NOTES OF HOSPITAL LIFE, Nov . '6/ to Aug, 'O, $l, 00
X
• STORIES OF THE SEA, for boys; from Cooper's
writings .$1 00
,
STORIEB OF THE- WOOD, for boys; from Cooper's
writings. $1 00
. .
OUR DATLY FARE, a daily journal of the brig, Sani
tary 'Fair at Philadelphia; usttat•.d; subscriptions re
ceived•at $3. 00
Ail new books received as soen as published at
BERGNEWS•BOOK STORE,
51 Market street
HARRISBURG CEMETERY.
T HE public are hereby notified that lots
may he. parcbased and permits ba4 at We office or
esidew e of the Treasurer,. in Chestnut street, a few doors
east of Second . In par nance - of a resofttiloti adopted h 5
the Beard of .btanagers, parties applying tor penults are
r eu , sied boreal ter id fUruish to the Tremurer 'the name
arch:cased, daft of death disease or cause of death, age
..f dew 'sect, Caine:- or parents, if a chi d; and residence of
leceaeeth 6 record of CI se facts is kept for retsrence,
and it is highly important that it should he complete. By
the rules of tae also. Cation, the price of ii t^rment , must
Wall awes be paid at the time the permit is grautoi.
• • n. IC GRAYDON,
jelerd3teod - Treasurer.
LIQUID RENNET.
LIQUID BENNET yiehls with milk the
most luscious of all deserts fer -with
table; the light
est and most grateful diet fol k invalids and children-
Mac omtams every elentetti of the bodily constitution;
when e.tagulatal with i exact it is always ben and etvy te
digestion, and 'supporta the' syiitem with the least possible
excitement. W.ts.n mill greater nutritive i ower iadeah tat,
cream andativar may be added 'a leaSponutul converts
quart of milt into a fleet curd. Prepar'd and sold,
whmesaleihnd retail by S A. MUNK 1 4
,lels-te 118 Marts , street.
PHOTubT BLARHELAVEI 0F1 , 1071, /4TH MSTKIC;
HAH/LIINSIJECI Pa., Junes 6, 11504 j
TO DRAFTLD MEN.—I em directed by
iL Lleut 001. J. V Rumford, A'. A Provost- Manilla'
lettereal by hm ci anis; Nu. 69, of June 4; 1804, w puto
uts "Teat:. rafted ineu are not &slowed E., enlist a s y e u „.
Wets after being ar•tued; WA that the Cre...11.6 for dtalted
nen will remain for the sub-Mariam from which Mal
mire or..fted uo matter whether local bounty has ur has
not been paid to such zueu, upset "ill gal mamma. ts
JNO. HAY CLEMENT,
• . Captain and Provost Marshal, 14th Diet,
jett-dtf
:N9J,ISH DAIRY and,
F
szvr YORK STATE MEIER
At [non] WX. DOCK, Js , & co.
IJ SEMEN TS.
xaxrisburg, Z`tsd'uue 2~.
POSITiv..ELY ONE DAY ONI,1,1;
DAN iiICE 3 &GlilitlA.T. SHOW.
A TRlTEE'66th3imiiiik''-`1
Ist—Dan Rice's Great Show: •
2d—Henry Cook's wonderful
•
Troupe of Acting Dogs and MoUyey,s - ,, •
3d—Barclays performing
Buffaloes and Cantanchp
MRS. DAN AlEcx-
Will make her first appearande fibre inciter
beautiful menage scenes, introducnig ;14
highly trained War Charger.' • ' • '
T. 0 ItN A-130-or:i
_ .
MRS. Emase
And her Troupe of Berforridug Harass.
THE GREAT BLIND HORSE.EXCELRAIt,,',.:
s c , o •
All under the personal , diction
great , -
HUMORIST,
DAN I:.IG.aF
Admission—Box 25 ; Reserved Seats 501,,zp.)..,
Location on Second street, near Factou, „, 4 ,
je2otd _ =
CANTERBURY MUSIC HAll
WALNUT ST., BELOW . Tlll.O.
J.H. DONNELL . ..... . .
OPEN 11:‘"'LltY FMNINO, • • " 0 """
With a First-class Company of .-"":‘ .2 -' 7 '.-
SLNDERS, HANOER4 , CONEDIAIiti, itc. 3
tihnissten..lsl6ents • • •
. ........ ...
+eats in Boxes
ACI CTIO.N NA IX
CONDEMNED TIORS,U..
[
. WAR DZPARTURST, CAVALRY BURIAU .
OPFicit or CLOMP Quatrricrautsix' Be , r. . • avie
Vit...i
WAaItr , NGTON, D. C. Aprd 2.5, 1564.. i , y
WILL be sold at public - azieboiy 'to t;p42, .
highest bidder, at the times and places nanietbi*,
tow. viz:
Viiiiamsport, Pentia, Thursday, June Md.
One Hundred (1W flUrzeS at Getty4mig,'and Two Han
died and Fitty (251.) at each of the oilier places.
These Horses hare been cendeamed as uaftt for V.te.
Cavalry semce of the United States Army. •,`• •
For road and farm purposes many good bargains Thar
be had.
Homes will be sold singly.
Sales begin at 100 s., and continue daily tin all are
sold.
TESMS: CAS3 in ritited States Treasury notes-Maly.
JAMES A.
U. Cat and C. Q.M.' Cavalry Flur.au
ap2S-dtd
NOT/CE.
Imum Commissioners, nanfeei .
in an Act cdthe Leg,l4iatiire,.atiptovetrilieilthLyEiy --..
of May, 1361, entitle:l an act. to iiicorponite.thera- ~,
buig and Racial Gap Railroad Coropaiiy, herebyaily'9;..:
vublie police that bo.dcs will be Open : id for rot:etyma
sori,tione to the Capita. Stock, of said. OOMp:Myrillt.gi';'
(Mowing named times am 1. paces in the coun&y. . tie.,Tfau ...,,.
pin; to wit : At the Douse of Jac.ilb Li:lake!' tito.tutit ~...
town, on TIiU9SDAY, the = day qr./141e, inst. ..4rOde - ''''
.1
nouse of Benjamin Baronet, to 6 errysbufg, on diegsrni..,'...
the 97th day or. June inst. At the house of J. G. IT ' .T.,,,, t. ' r ota ,:
in
in Millersburg, 011 THURSDAY, the .10th day of • Vii, ,
Harr
nap . At the JONES HOUSE, in the City of Bart; tits . 7 ;
en TUESDAY, the sth day of July next ; and flail:t r ait
..,:...
times and plates some two or more of the Conita4aV . pdi
will at:end, sad that the Ikkidte, will be kept ofka.:*•oliq. , a ;
,ix hoar% txisomenoing at 9 o'clock in Me.ternfiket./.. ',„..,..,
every day, for the term of .three judicial dohs,. or, ian..
Me number of abates autleirii..d by the' law shal 'have—
been sobsetitio.C..' .., ' 1/AVID IL '.'P0WC5R,"..1......1. , 8
II f." , :liY TllO%iA-t,,
JAMES FItIiELAI.Df , -'-"Ltwl
a. • 31'. BNUBAKEW; ~. "---:
F. n'ENRICIL,'.• - ='- - -" ,1 1,
.ToNATRAN SWAB," . -r. , • , '''
DANIEL DIEM .2--- -' .
je2ll4*•-• - '
ILIRRISBURO, Ist June, 1864.
CLOAKS
- CI.RCULAIMS • =
AND
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW BUTL.DINfa tc „: :
MARKET erkEE:r.
A New Philadelphia Cloak atom Have now a splendid
assortment.
of
SPRING Ak. SERTIMR, MANTELS,
FRENCH CLOTH CIROULANS,
NEW FRENCH SACKS„ AlD_
NEW FRENCH LOOSE BASKS.
The above beautiful samples, in every- eolor and:band
comely throdkxt, from $1" 50 to 518. - , • -
10(a) SLUE DIAZCKEtS,,
CIRCULARS, SACKS AND RASES,
Randsffinety and ri, lily triMmed, from 810 npWard
t. RILDREN'S MANTELS L.N.LAtikIE VARIETY
10-2,5
•
- ;.Vi IL LIN AI .11.- 71- . 0 0:4).14`.
MRS. V. , H-TRBS,
NO S DI AL FL
(Next door to Couteenenery4 iti
XXTB_' ERE SHE IS PREPARED to soil to
V the ladiesur ilarrisbura Eutd vicinity the • .+
Latest Styles of ilillintry and Fancy goods ;
.it cheaper prune than aLy Li unc in the city., Ilt;•,juadtyt
f her, g0,,;(1b annul be eueikte,ett.
DRP.4B MAICIAW t v THE I i ATEST Brt - , ,
nvq...4y exemitect.
Ladies Oa and examine for yourselves. ai,LS
. •
NEW PHILADELPHIA
C LO A Ii Ct....V.
or D. W. GDOSS' NEW BI ;
Market Street, Harriskur4
1,03 DIFFERENT ST AL " E..1/1.
or irAsnrimiAßLE -s' ' 4l
CILOAK.S AND D-cirriteß's
.
•
FINE, SPRING 8141 y, i 43
wilt open on the lot of Apr&
PICKLES! wit
By thC - barrel; hair Wirral:Wet &ape at
fi0251 B' $17.11 k AftEIIPF.R.
'41381 AliklVtDl—A tine lot of CANNED
PEACIIEB and , TtiMATOtS. Alga; :SUPFIR/ 011
PINE &PYLES, FR:SIi PEAS, sc., Just eceived by
myl4-clti JOHN w1:-E. 3d streo, bear NY0p91..„
50 DOZEN JAILS ENGLtsli PICKLES
cumiinsing Pikalihy, Chow Chmc'eaglidthiftiliAL.
Alga Pickles, thalami, WaLmts l• 01.1101317. For sale
*Malmo and reuatuy SHISLEN, a FRAZER,
mys , succesi”rs co W Dock., Jr., it Ca.
NEB's BEEF and. MESA Pq.V.K.- •
arucie of Mess Beef and 'Pork at
an g . Istle.T 4 Smg , PiliAn_ht.3VaglOt
TIO YOU wish,a tociftleolda? If so,
1.1 all at SClPOrkilt4Bakan lifafrjr. tuolit
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