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HARRISBURG, PA
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1864.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.—AIt Adver
tisements, Business Notices, Marriages,
Deaths, Ate., to secure Insertion in the
TELEGRAPH, must invariably be stenont
panted with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the regular
Evening Edition are inserted in I he Morn
ing Edition without extra charge.
State of the Thermometer To-day;
S A. M. 11 A . M. 3 P. M
80 90 95
A.N.11.) (30 UN T KY.
Go TO Henry Gilbert's Hardware store, op
posite the Court House, and see the new Ba
rometer; they foretell the weather accurately
from 12 to 48 hours in advance. Every per
son should have one. jcl 6-2 w
BAnrrzy CAMPBELL has gone to Fortress
Monroe, for the purpose of securing the re
mains of his brother Patrick, who died there
on the 17th inst.
Tar pie-nie of the St. Peter's Verein, which
takes place in Haehulen's w oods, ou Monday
next, will doubtless be liberally patronized.
The preparations for the occasion aro exten
sive, and the exercises will undoubtedly, be
interesting.
W.O would again remind our readers that
the re-dedication of the Ridge Avenue M.
Church will take place on Sunday next. lie
sermon will be preached by Rev. John
Walker Jackson, at 10 o'clock, A. nr., and the
choir of the Locust Street Church will be in
attendance, to discourse sw,pet music.
A Pro-nuo was held by the Catholic Sunday
School, yesterday. Those who were present
inform us that they had a pleasant time, on
Independence Island—every thing passing off
quietly—and that the occasion will long be
remembered by the juvenips, for whose en
joyment the pic-nic was held.
Tas.pie-nie of the Vine streetM. E. Sunday
School, which was postponed, (owing to the
fact that transportation could not be procured
on tho day first advertised,) will be held at
Derry woods, on Thursday next, the 30th
inst. For further particulars, see advertise
ment.
SOME one who is very sharp in speculation
could command a very fair price for a shower
of rain. With the•therreometer up to 90 de
gieee, and the earth all agap with thirst, the
dust flying and the sun shooting doWn , bis
nary.heat in rays that penetrate -to the very
marrow, it is decidedly uncomfortable.
ThE Middletowners had El, grand pic-nic yes
terday, in honor of the returned soldiers. All
the citizens attended, the church choirs were
present, and, with Weber's orchestra, of this
city, discoursed excellent music. Addresses
of welcome were delivered, and a pleasant
time was enjoyed by everybedy.
TEE GOLD MARKET.—It is said that although
gold is reported to be selling at 220 and up
wards, bona fide sales cannot be made at over
200—that is, 100 premium. This fact should
not be overlooked by the public, when the
Copperhead cry of "depreciation of currency"
is going abroad in the laud. If you doubt
the truth of the above, offer your 'gold for
sale, and be convinced.
Cat; WrmAla H. Bore, of the 21st Penn
sylvania Cavalry, says the Chambersburg
Re
pository, is gradually improving, and strong
hopes are entertained of his recovery. The
surgeons have twice tried in vain to extract
the ball. It entered the nook near to the
right shoulder, and passed into the spinal col
umn, lodging firmly in The hone. Twice the
surgeons have laid it in the forceps but Could
not move it.
TEE efforts of the eastern speculators and
gold gamblers to fill their coffers, even at the
destruction of the country, if necessary, have
had the effect of sending up the price of goods
to a high figure. There is no other cause for
the great advance. There will, however,' be
a crash among the speculators, one of th'ese
days; gold will come tumbling down, and then
there must be a decline in the prices of all
kinds of goods. The public should look Out
for this, and not be influenced in their pm
chases 'through fear of ii..farther advance.
Buos.---Rousekeepers who..are not desirOls
of being carried out of the world by bugs,
will be glad to learn that they cannot stand
hot alum water. Take two pounds of alum.
bruise it and reduce it to powder; dissolve it
in three quarts of water; let it remain in a
warm place till the alum is dissolved. The
alum. water is 'to be applied, by means of a
brush, to every joint and crevice iu the floor.
Whitewash the ceiling, putting in plenty of
alum, and there will be an end to their drop- .
ping thence.
Disorommy Com.--Xesterday afternoon an
individual slightly - under the influence of
"corn juice," paused opposite a clothing store
on Market street, and commenced looking at
some of the articles exposed at the door.--
After examining in the most thorough manner
a coat whiedi hung upon the form, he took it
down, and rolling it carefully . up, was just
turning to depart when the proprietor, who
had been watching his actions, stepped out
and, tapping him on the shoulder, politely in
timated that he had perhaps forgotten to set
tle for the garment. The stranger looked
non-plussed for a moment—"forget," he ejac
ulated, "Yes, danged if I didn't! Look here,
neighbor, what d'ye KO' the price of 't?" The
proprietor informed him concerning the value_
of the article, whereupon the forgetful hiAi
vidual drewTorth his pocket bookend p , lanked
down the greenbacks to the required 'l4 nouni,
after which he was allowed quietly to cleptu:t.
THE (Yd Indiana Academy, at Indiana, Pa.,
was destroyed by fire, on Wednesday. Fire
crackers and boy s,co,used it..
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A DAUPHIN CO .t'7l"lt Sonoma lErman.—By a
letter received from Sergeant Simon Snyder,
of the 107th Pennsylvania regiment; we learn
that Oharles,Shnpe, son of. Dr. Jacob Shope,
of ENnikrelstow:n, was killed on the 19th inst.
in the fight in front of Petersburg. His nu
merous friends will regret to learn of his
death.
Taxan is but little doing in police matters.
But one or two minor cases were before His
Honor since our last report.
This forenoon a party consisting of a man,
a woman, a dog, and a large quantity of worth
less baggage, were captured and taken to the
lock-up,' and will remain there until taken out
for a bearing.
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PISTON Pies Comraxy.- . -Proposals will be
received by tho committee of arrangements of
this company, until Wednesday evening next,
at 8 o'clock, (a special meeting of the com
pany to be held at that time, at their Hall in
Mr. Koenig's Hotel, foot of Second street,) for
the keeping of the bar and table, at their pic
nic, to be held at Hachulen's woods, on the
Ith of July.
THE heat was excessive yesterday afternoon.
Just think of the mercury going up to ninety-
SCVEII degrees in the shade! Towards evening
the people were rejoicing at the prospect of a,
'a heavy rain. They were certain it 7,0u1d
come; dark clouds and thunder were a EWE:
evidence of 'its approach. But it passed by,
and to-day our citizens are again sweltering
from the effects of the heat. The mercury has
gore', up among the 'nineties, and at this
writing there is but little prospect of relief.
"Oh, for a lodge in some vast ice-house!"
Tan SI7PREMR COURT convened a special
term•in Philadelphia on Wednesday. •';Among
the cases disposed of we notice the following:
33eetem vs. „Thatcher. Common Pleas,
Cumberland county. Judgment . affirmed:
Musservs. County of Dauphin' Judgment
reversed, and a venire de nave awarded.
Cumberland Valley Railroad Co. vs. Byers.
Common Pleas, Cumberland county. Judg
ment reversed, and a venire de nnvo awarded.
Commonwealth of Penns'ylvaiiia vs. Weiser
.Weiser. Common Pleas, Dauphin county.'
Judgment affirmed. Justices StiOng and Ag
new dissented.
Hughes vs. The Commonwealth. Common,
Pleas, Dauphin county. Judgment 'affirmed.,
AIiOTHEA HERO Gon—Captain Henry A.
Lantz, of Co. P., 50th Regiment, P. V. V., was
killed instantly. on the 17th inst., in front
of Petersburg, Virginia, while gallantly
leading on his men to victory. In the
'death of Captain Lantz our country has lost
one of its bravest and most earnest defenders;
his city a useful and enterprising citizen,
while the loss to his immediate family circle
is irreparable. Open-hearted and generous
to a degree, he drew around him more devoted
friends than fall to the lot of most men. Cap
tain Lantz resided in Reading previously to
entering the army, and was at one time editor
of the Daily Times in that place. He was well
known in Harrisburg, and his loss will be
deeply lamented by numerous friends and
acquaintancee.
LIGETIFG TAIL PUBLIC LLNTERNB.—We have
been requested to give place to the following
section of an ordinance, passed December
20, 1860. It will be seen that a heavy fine is
imposed upon all unauthorized persons who
take upon themselves the responsibility of
lighting or extinguishing any of the public
lampS or lanterns. Those who have been
guilty of the offence should give: the seetihn
careful reading, so that :if they get within the
clutches of the law, they, cannot plead igno
.
ranee as an excuse. for wrong dOing:
SECTIOti 2. •Thatifiny person or persons. not
duly inithorized,Shall light any of the aforesaid
public lanterns, or shall extinguish the same,
(after haVing been properly lighted by the
person appointed for that purpose,) or shall,
in any Manner, interfme with the appropriate
and lawful use of the sane; or of any private
lantern, post or light belonging, to any indi
vidual or assoeiation,- every such person or
persons so offeeding;"iir aiding or abetting
euelt offethler, shall, on conviction thereof be
fore the mayor or any of the aldermen of said
sits, be tined in any sum not less than ace nor
more than ten dollars for every such offence.
PIREIVOItIiS, &c.—lt would he Well for our
dealers in the above to remember that the
following section of au ordinance passed by
Council, December 11, 1860, is in full force:
Ssc2•roN 1. Be it ordained by the °opinion
Council of the city of linrrisblu•g, That if any
person or persons, except on military occa
sions, shall fire off any gun, pistol or fire-arm,
or shall sell at nay li»ie or noise to be sold, or
shall fire off any squib, cracker or other an
noyance, in the nature of a squib or cracker
.within the limits of the said city, he, she or
they, upon conviction thereof before the
mayor or alderman thereof, shall forfeit and
pay for each offence the sum of one dollar,
for the use of the city: Provi4ed, That this
section shall not be construed so as toprevent
or prohibit the sale, or casting, throwing or
firing squibs, rockets, or other fire works on
the ,third and fourth days of July of each and
every year (Sundays excepted.)•:•`
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•THE NINTH - PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY.—The
Louisville Journal pays the following hand
some.. .
compliment to this Valiant regiment:
"Col. &Allan's regiment of Pennsylvania
cavalry by this time must be able to make a
very good • topographical map of Kentucky
from memory, for it has.been in every part of
the State, and seen more .active service per-
Imps than any mounted troops in the depart
ment except the Ist Kentucky, the members
of which by this time must have grown to
their steeds, so as to resemble the old Thessa
lien Centaurs, half horse and half man. The
9th Pennsylvania came to the State nearly
three years since under the command of . Col-
Williams, and was succeeded by Lieut. Col
onel James. At the death of the latter, Lieut..
Jordan was promoted to the command of the
regiment, and it has added many noble mem
ories to its career since he was commissioned.
We understand that it has re-enlisted as a vet
eran regiment s and we W 1 its noble officers
and gallant men safely through the war and a
happy return to their homes, when their prow
ess.has aided the Government in crushing out
the rebellion."
ANNIVERSARY OF TIIE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG,
—The undersigned having Leen appointed a
ttommittee for the purpose of making arraugc
meats for the celebration of the first anniver
sary of the battle of Gettysburg, as part of the
duty assigned them hereby tender an invita
tion to all the charitable and benevolent sooie
ties, and mechanical and industrial .adsocia
tions, and the citizens generally , of all the
loyal States, to meet at Gettysburg on the 4th
day of July next, and participate in an appro
priate celebration on the battle-field, Of the
first anniversary of the great victory of Get
tysburg. His Excellency A. G. Curtin, Gov..
ernor of Pennsylvania, will preside at this an•
rtivers'ary. The ceremonies are expected to
be of a most interesting and imposing elm
actor.
commrrTzt. •
C. 11. BumstEn, Jura. 13. DANNKB,
DAVID WIIA,S, CHLELNA ZIEGLEII,
J. L. Searica, IL S. HUBER,
JOHN T. MCILHENNY, CHARLES J. TYSON
GETrwrstraG, Juno 20, ISO 4.
DRY Goons.--I will, this day, commence to
sell off my entire stock of summer dress goods,
such as lawns, delaiues, alpacas,'
mozambiques, poil de chevre, poplins, and
also a large lot of remnants—they will lie sold
at and below cost. Call soon. •
BROWNOLD,
Corner Second and Market, opposite Jones
House. jell-Iw.
PRIZE BEEF—Mammoth Steen—That well
known stoelt-raiser, John Noble, Nsq., of Car
.
lisle, has sold to Mr. John Baulus, of this city,
a mammoth steer, weighing three thousand
pounds, for the kandsoine sum of three him
dred and fifty dollars. The animal was fed
three years by Mr. Noble, and is but one of
numerous specimens of cattle fed by that gen
tleman. The thanks of our citizens are drip
to Mr. Baulus for his efforts to suply them
with a superior quality of meat, and we have
no doubt that when this prize beef is dis
played at market there will be a. great, demand
for it. Mr. Baulus will exhibit the mammoth
steer at his place of business in this city dur- - ,
ing the next ten dap; or two weeks, and invites:
the public to call and see him. At the end ofi
that period the animal will ,be slaughtered,
and the beef offered for sale. at Mr. Baulis7
stand in market. jelB-d4twit
Go To BOWMAN'S. —The attention of puri
chasers is respectfully invited to C. L. Bow l
man's stock of dry goods, at the corner of
Front and Market streets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bitniivart's Troches.
For the cure of Hoarseness, Throat Dia
cases, ac., are specially recommended to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls them to speak in public. Manufactured
only by C. A. Barmvart Zk. Co., IliCrrisbmg,
Pa-, to whom all orders should be addressed;
bold by druggist every where.
Read the following testimonials from some
of our eminent clergymen:
HABRIBBIIIID, Feb. Bth, 1864.
0. A. BAbuiveaT--Dear Sir: I have used
Brown's Bronchial Trochee, Wistar.'s Loienges
and other preparations for hoarseness and
throat troubles, and hi comparison with them
all, can chain - fully commend your own as a
most admirable specific for public speakers
and singers, in eases of hoarseness, cough's
and colds. I have found them serving in
time of need, most effectually.
Yours truly, "I'. B. ROBINSON,
Pastor of N. S. Presbyterian Church.
.
ofir - 1 agree with Mr. Robinson se to the
valuo of Itsunvart's Troches. •
W. C. CATTELL,
Late Pastor of O. S. Pftabyteriau Ohureh.
Ilsinnsurma, Jan., 104:
To 0. A. BaNyvar—Daar Sir: In th habit
of speaking very frequently, and in places
where the vocal organs are very ranch taxed,
I have found the need of some gentle expecto
rant, and that want has been supplied'in your
excellent Troches.
I consider them very far superior:to any
Lozenges that I have ever used, in removing
speedily that huskiness of the voice arising
from its too frequent use, and inipairingth
effectiveness of the delivery of, puhlio - ,ae
dresses. Yours,
JNO. WALKER JACKSON. ,
Pastor of the Loonst SL Methodist Church.:
A. BANbrvAnT—Dear Nir: Having USIA
your Troohes, I ani free to say they are
the host I have over tried
. and tako - .,gniat
ocl:inure in reoounnending them to all persons
afflicted with- sore throat or huskiness of
voice arising from public speaking or singing.
I.:ours, .Le., G. G. RAKESTRAW,
Pa.ator of Ridge Avenue Methodist Ohiireh,:
DLSTEICT A'rTOIII,TEY'S . OFFICE, 1,
Henmannr.o, Feb. 29, 1864.
`fo 0. A. Ilkmqvans"—Dear Sir: I have
found your Troches to be in - valuable ino
liocing
Imargeness and in strongtbening the
muscles of the throat. They impart clearness
to the, voice, and are certainly of great belle ! .
tit to all piddle speakers. A. J. lIERII
B r(rtv I ‘) Pil Ilranchia Tr oche s.
"I have never changed my mind respecting theM from
the first. except to Dm* yet bettor of that which I began
thinking well tit Eev. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
"The Troviies toe a Rail of life to um." i
l'ros. EDWARD NORTH,,
rres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
"For Throat Trouedes They are a specific." t
N. P. WILLIS.
"Tou litrurably known to need commendation." "
lieu.. CHAS. A. PHELPS, Prey, Mass, Senate."'
"C intain no opium nor anything injurious."
Dr. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
"Au elegant combination for coughs,"
Dr. G. F. BIGELOW, Boston.
"1 recommend their use to public speakers."
Rev. E. H. CHAPLN
"Most salutary relief in Bronchitis" .
iter. S. SEIGFRIED, Morristown, Ohio.
"Very Meat:lel when sittforing !him Colds."
Rev. S. J. P. ANDERSON, St. Lottis.
"Almost instant relief in the distressinglabor Of breath
ing peculiar to Asthma."
Rev. A. C. EGLZSTON, Net./ York.
"They have suited my ease exactly, relieving my throat
so that could sing with ease." T. DUCHARIIE,
Chorister French Parish Church, nolitreal.
As there arc imitations be sure Co obtain the atiquiNE.
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HAIR DYE I HAIR DYE•ti
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IS THE BEST IN TIER WORLD.
The only Harmless, True and &liable Dye Et:own
Title splendid Hair Dye is perfect--changes Red, Rusty
or Gray Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Nalurat Brown
without inuring the Hair or staining.the Skin, Jawing the
Hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color, and reclines the Ill' adepts of
bad Dyes. The genuine is signed :WILLIAM A. BAICII
ELOR. AM others are were intitstidus, and should be
avoided. Sold by ail Druggibta„tto Factory-81 BAR
(,AY ST, N. Y.
sarcanoz's annr TOILIIT oysnit YOR, isisstrio Aug mai
je23ly-1
Pure Vegetable Medicine.
ONE of the very best Vegetable Medicines
is now offered to the citizens and strangers of this
city. It will purify the blood, and leave the , liver and
bowels in a geod. hoalthy COaditioll Operates without the
least pain. Old and young, male and female, all can take
of it. As to the troth of this huhdre can testify, as it
has be well tried for the last ton year ds
s; It is irepared
only and sold h Um. L. Ball, No. 27,.aosith Pine street,
Umdiburig, Fa. w - m}2B
igir To Clear the Howie of bites, use
Dutcher's evlebrat. , d LIWiTNING FLY-KILLER, a neat,
Cheap article, easy to use. Every shoat wilt kin a quart
601,I)
FRE.NCEI, RICIIIARDB & CO., Nth aid Market streets,
PttitadeßtkKiMitte sesta.. -
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Military ilastliesir Attended 'We.
Bounty, Pension, Back Pay, Subsistence mid Military
and War Claims, generally, made out and collected. For
aQ•ne residing at a distanco can have their business trans.
acted by mail, by addressing
EUGSSESSYDER, Attorney-at-Law
der/Ally Third street, Harrisburg,. Pa.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF GOODS
PROM
NEW YORK AUCTION.
GREAT BARGAINS IN MUSLINS
Full yard wide bleached muslin, at 30' cents-, worth 90
amts.
Bleached muslin, 100 pieces.
Bleached muslin, 00 pieces.
20 pieces of all wool flannels cheap.
!Bark silk, 5 pieces.
Black silk, 5 pieces.
Black silk, 10 pieces.
2000 yards of black silk's - from auction. •
Beautiful pearl color silk finish: alpaca.
Alpacas iu leather color, stone colors and other colors.
White cambric; soft finished 0-4 French Cambric.
Jecouelts, brilliants., Irish linen.
Spleutlid assortment of calicos,
Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks..
Stockings, the best arid cheapest,.
Pocket handkerchiefs for ladiee, at all prices.
Marseilles quilts and crash for towels.
Shirt bm asts, all linen, at 25, 20, , 35, 40 and 50 cents.
We have now a verylarge stock of goods, all bought at
reduced prices, and which we will sell at prices which
=mot fail to give satisfaction
We have also a vary arge lot of alpacas, cashmere cloth,
.bombazines. S. LEWY.
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COLGATE'S . HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet- Soap, in such universal de
mand, is made from th&eitoicest materials. is undid
nod entoit tent itn,'oature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
jau.26-dawly
W ANTS.
NVANTED IMMEDIATELY-Au experi
enced salesman. ;
OATHOART aeHROTHILII.;
je*24-at Next door to the Harrisburg Bar&
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
, or SIM' 9ghtuity-liiepers,". to whom
whi b art ready foi ise, will be furnished,
for the purpose of accommodating boarders. Also, from
50 to 60 41borers. Apply to James Martin, on the N. C.
R. R., Mahoutongo mountain, 3 miles above tfillersburg.
je22-Im*
TWO coopiarts WANTED.
THE highest wages will be paid to TWO
COOPERS to work on flour barrels. Apply in Short,
street,.betweeu Walnut and South streets to
"A" r. • SAMWOL KINZER.
SW TO $2O A DAY.
AGENTAGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE nit-
PROVED LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE.—
S
Machine , in the United Staten We arc
giving a Commission by which the, above wages can IM
made, or we - will employ agents at $75 a month"gad ex
penes paid. For particulars and terms, address, with
stamp, T. S. PAGE, Gang Agent., '
jell-d2w-wlm Toledo, 0.
AGENTS wanted to sell the Standard His.
tory of the War. A rare chance to make money.
Agents are clearing from $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,000
velemewalready sold. Seinkfm cirentant. Address
JONES. BROS. 'a:
de 80 Publishers, Baltimore, Md.
WANTED—A good pasty Cook,
ap dtr Cook, and a
g"1 meat Cook.
Inqure-a BRADYR HOUSE
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• NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOSING OUT
SUMMER STOCK
AT AND
BELOW COST.
MRS. M. MAYER, No, 11 Mirka Street,
BEING desirous of closing her Summer
Stock of fiflliniery Goods, Wen for solo at Eready.
.roaueed prices, such as • . .
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
• HATS AND FLATS, &C.
conSfailtry on hand, a 'splendid 'nolorldrient.of
SILKS ,
" •
VELVETS
LACES, .
•
RUCHES,
/POOP SKISS.
COLSR,
IiOBIRY
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVEIS,
'OOLLAits, - •
CLIFFS,
BELTS,
N
- - - - •
FANCY GOODS, &O.
Dealers will do well to call, as groat. bargains can be
bad at, wholesale.
FIREWORKS'
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL BY
JOHN
THIRD STREET, NEAR WATNi UT, HARRISBURG,. PA.
TffEfollowing stoca of Fireworks is ndvr in
store:
Roman Candles, , Rockets,
Pin' Wheels, * Mines or Stars and Serpents.
Serpents, Grasshoppers, ..
Water Pets, Flower Pots,
Scroll Wheels, •, Bengal& Lights, •
Triangles, - • Blue Lights,
Red, White and Bite,. ' SPaßgalettesl
Chinese Rockets, Pulling Crackers,
Fire Crackers, Torpedos,
Torpedo & Firecracker Gun, New Tor Bow,
Toa Stiok, or Punk, ' F.lllgSike.
Now is the time to purchase while there is a goo . as.
sorburmt. ... JOHN WISE, •
jeli-iltf Third street, near 'Walnut,
CANDIDATM FOR UONCIRESS.
Pa.; June 9, 1964
TOW, undersigned respectfully offers himself
L to the Republicans of the 14th Congressional Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, composed of tho counties of Dau
phin, Juniata, Northumberland, Union and Snyder, for
noinination by the several county conventions of the said
Clistrict: • rialtilte]
JOSIAH EDIT.
TO LEARN PIANO-FORTE PLAYING
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at private sale, in part or the whole, to suit
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L MINSKED •
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TRE valuable, property, corner of Second
and Pine streets, being fifty-two and a half feet on Se
cond and one hundred and sixty-eight feet on Pine street,
running bark two hundred and tell feet to Barbara alley,'
there being space for four full building lots, and a meet du i .
strata° site for a Govern - or% Mansion or public buildings.
For particulars enquire of Mrs. MURRAY, corner of Se
cond end Pine reek . mare&
DO YOU wish a good Gold Pen ? If so.
ael at 80111CpWvii Badman., Ibnisburg. Dio/9
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.
ORIENTAL HMO -OAROMETER,
Natural Weather Indicator,
WITH A BEAUTIFUL TEIRRMDSINCER ATTACHED.
THIS simple easl useful instrument is now
°tiered for sale for the first time in the State of
the undersigned having secured the right of sale in and
for the following counties: Dauphin, Cumberland, Adams,
Franklin, York awl Perry, of Frieber, Cook & Co., agents
for the State, and are now prepared to sell the instrument
at wholesale and retail. The instrument will tell with un
failing accuracy the bygrometoni condition or the alums
phere. thus roretellin the chatiges of the weather from
12 to 48 hours in advance. The acting moving principle
is the pistule of a dower, round iu syris,. neat Damascus,
and is so kißkly sensitive that it is acted tlpoll by the liaist
change of the atmosphere. Pursuits familiar with. natural
scienee know. that it cannot rain until the air ishlied with
aqueous vapor, which must.condon.ni toeause rain to rail;
this moisture must exist in the atmosphere ,severat hours
in advance of the coining Munn. No other, BaroineCer
manufactured will foretell with accuracy the„approach of
rain. But this NATIJKALMOROSCOPE, the work of NA
TURE'S OWN RAND, fills up the void which man could,
noteuentriplish, and points its unerring linger to Mich:algae
of the weather,-and has-never been known to fail.
It is va/uablOto the Fanner, the Physician, the, Clergy-.
mati,', , tho Navigator, the Traveler, the Merchant, and
'everybody.
'lt is very simple to understand, and never requires any
repairing. They arevileap, durable and reliable..
For sale only by agents, and at Knoche's Music store,
'N0,•33 Market street. Price $3 73. •
-Ong. of the instruments will be sent by express, on re
'eeitit. of $3 75. -• .
Ag,entSh.leanted in every town in the above named
conuties -Apply as above,- to -.•-
tel.442w&w2t ' FENNO atMAXWELJ.,. Agents,
, WIRE
ITELE proptiefor of 'this'6ool and
j, Summer Nesort would most' respectfully annolince
to the citizens. of Harrisburg that the Island is now open
for visitors. Accommodations will be furnished to parties
and pie-nits on reasonable terms . , a dancing platform
having been erected foy.thcir Special use. ' l'easuu tickets
for families, good for into year, $1 50. '
No improper • characters admitted, - imi ho intoxicated
persons will be permitted. to visit the Wand.
air No intoxicating liquora sold on Sunday.
A. Wire Ferry, with a good boat plying constantly be
tween the island and foot of Beonl str eet , West : ;Harris-
burg.
jel4-dim
PHOT4j6RAPII 'AL_I3I7IIIB
- LARGE ASSORTMENT
Photograph
ilopt)IIND i tPINTE MOROCCO—panelled,
Ott and orated with two heavy gilt ‘ cla.spa
• ; r". '
ALBIMIS WITH' •
30 Pictures for 13 00
40 64 •
3 60
. 400
together with vrrkous other.-styles or bin4iug, sizes and
prima, which Wlll.taa ,
, Soldler,s you cathot, buy a prettier," more durable:.and
cheerier album atilivhere, . . t ,e 4 1 7, •
Call and emit. SCH4r.pootis Bookstore,
utill.dtf ' . Bttrrisburg, Pa
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, MA Buga,
Fleatt,'Ditorks In Furs,,Wonlens, jneetts
on Plants t loowls, Animals, etc.
gyj-Sold by all Druggists everywhere
Atil-1 I! liswatts I I I of elf wurthleas imitations.
.kig—uCoatar's ,, Depot, Ne. 45.2 Broadway, N. Y.
-Sula by D. W. CROSS & CO
Wbolenale and retail agents.-
And by all Draggles in Harrisburg, Pa. jeld.daw3ni
'['H K NEWT BOORS.
I
QTUMBJJING BLOCKS, by Gail Hatb-:
17 fiton. Price sl 50
FIREWORKS!!
11AUNTEID iIb:AIITS, IT the author of the Lamp
tighter. ' • s2'oo
DARKNESS AND DAYLIGHT, by Mrs, Ebbw% $1 50
IV.
BA/IBARA)S HISTORY, novel, FAwards.
60 cents.
THE SMALL HOUSE OF ALLINGTQN, by TroHope.
$1 25
vt.
.
sgVEN :=TORIRS, by lk Marvel, au th or of ' , Reveries
of ii . Barbelor.” $l. 50
'SPERM JOURNAL of the Discovery of - the %ureter or
the Nile. $3 50
TIM WOMAN TN BLACK, by author or "Man in
Gray." $1 so
NoTNS OF HOSPITAL LIFE, Nov. '6l to Aug. '6,3. it 00
sronts:l TR SEA, for boys; .from Nooppr's
writings.
STORIES OF THE WOOD, for boys; from Cooper's
.writings. $1
• OUR DAILY FARR, a Only journal 01 the Great Sani
Lary Fair at Philfidelplkia; illt!stratell; subscriptions• ro
veil at
All 11 , w books received as sem as paleliabed at
BERG:s.TER'S BOOK STORE,,
garket street.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
"union Railrnol and 31ining Company" will be
held at the Continental Hotel, in the city of Philadelphia,
on Friday, the 22d day of July, D 1861, , at one o'clock'
P.M. of aid day, for , the purpose of electing seven Diree.
1..).4 to manage the affairs of said company for tho ensuing
yeir, and to transact site& other 'baldness in which.said
conapany is interested, as may be brought' before that
meeting. By,requestinf the Blind of Directors.
'WM. COLDER, President
Ilemuseentt, June 20, 1884. je2o-eod3w •
A New Two Story FRAME HOUSE, with a
Cl Met rate Storrs „Room is it, oe the corner of Fifth
ireet and Strawberry ' Alen, the Frame Route ad-
For further partimilarii acquire at-Leedy's Shoe
Store, Market street, or on,the premises.
tor23-ti DANIEL LEEDV.
SAP SAGO; Englieli . Dairy, Pine Apple, Nut
meg and New York State Cheese, jest received at
SHISLEJR a FRAZER,
4'o's suc,:eorots to IVl.Drick, Jr., A. CO.
... .
ISUGARS,. SYRUPS, TENS, 'COFFEE, of
. . .
- • all gradoi3 aitl privii i it, `7 !..t., i!..' . ~ .
SIIISLER & FRAZER,*
Sucressord to W. Dedk, Jr., & Co.
' jorr: - • . Dealers in Fine,Yeraily. Groceries.
CHEESg--Chojee new, crop Cheek," just
reoeived ' SHISLkft &- 1.11.1.ZER,
Jon, Succoosorg to W. 1)ock, & Co.
EW BOON S.-THE SHOULDER
ix. STRAPS
- 'DAYS OF'SHODDY
Just received at, rdelBl 'BOI3IEFFEWS BOOKWORK,
10 CASES FINE DeI.FERLLL FRENCH
MUSTARD, for &Ile by
SfIISLDR &FRAZER,
toys striXettiora to W. Dock,Jr.,• co.
INDEPENDENCE ISLAND
BEI
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EXTERMINATORS.
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'.15 years established iu N. Y. City."
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free . from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rats come out of their holes to die."
BE
NOPIW
Valuable Property for Sal
arriAttirg,'Folesday,Jutte 71,5,
DAN RICIE'S GRAT SHOAV.
Ist—Dan Rieo's Great Show.
2d—Henry Cook's wonderful
Troupe, of Acting Dogs and Monkey
M—Barelay's performing
:Buffaloes and Canianche Ponies.
MRS. D.N. RICE
Willimake her first appearance here in her
beautiful menage scenes, introdnenig the
highly trained War Charger
.I,utg.
, .
And her Troupe of Performing Horses
11ENRY BECREit, '
Sqle,..rroprietor.
THE uny.AT BLIND HORSE EXCELSIOR,
• ' Sse.
All under tlie personal direction of the
great
Adtaission—Box 2,5 ; Reserved Spats 50
Location on Second street,- near Factory
je2otd
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
. "WALNUT ST., EBLOW THIRD.
J.ll. DONNELL Soto Lcvn
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
- . With a Pima-class Company of
SINGERS, DANCERO,' LUSIEDLIIIS-; &c., &c.
'Admission. ........ .................i... 15 cents
Fads in Boxes 25 o
THE Undersigned Commissioners, named
in an Act of the Legislature, approved the 4th day
or May, 1864, entitled an act to incorporate the Millers
burg and Roush Gap •Rallrixid Company, he. eby re
public notice that books wilt be opened for receiviirg rtie
reriptions to the Capital Stock of said Compmy the
following named times and plums in the county of
to wit : At, the house of Jacob Lecher,
town, on THURSDAY, the 2.3 d day ofJune, inst. Al the
house of Benjamin Bordner, in Elm ryshorg, on MONDAY,
the 2711. day of June. insk: Al the house of J. G:
iti Millersburg, on THURSDAY,. the t.'oll. <lay of Jul,..
inst. At the JONES HOUSE , in,the City of liani,hore,
au TUESDAY, the sth day of July next; and that nt said
limes•and:places some two or more of the Couni.ssiene,
will attend, and that the Books will be kept open at let
six hours, epaitoeueing at 9 o'clock hi the forenoon .11
every day, for the terni of three judicial days, or eon!
the number of shares authorized by the law ;ball'
been subseribed. DAVID R. PORTER,
HENRY THOMAS,
•
• JAMES FREELAND,
G. M. IDtUISAKEIt,
F. WRNRICK,
JONATHAN SWAB,
DANIEL LEHR
Hamuspono, Isl Jutw, 1864.
CLOAKS,
CIRCULARS
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW BUILDING,
MARKET STREET.
A New !Oda Cloak Store. Have now a splend id
assortment or
SPRING,.. SUM TER MANTELS,
FRENCH CLOTH CIRCULARS,
NEW FRENCH SACKS, AND
NEW FRENCH LOOSE BASK.
The above beautiful samples, in every color and leoei
somely trimmed. from $7511t0 $lB.
' 1004) SILK. DIANTELS,
CIRCULARS, SACKS AN]) BASKS,
Handsomely and rielily trimmed, from SW m.arti
MANTEL. 3 IN LARGE VARIETV
Tr,re.s
MILLINERY GOOD ! , .4
• MRS. J. HIBBS,
HAS orstrTn AT
O. 8 MARKJEGT squArt:m,
(Next door to Felix's Confectionery,)
WHERE SHE IS PREPARED to sell to
the ladies of Harrisburg and vicinity the
Latest Styles of Millinery anti Fney GO{Pkt
At cheaper prices than any house in Um city. Thcgoulry
of her Eriods cannot be surpassed.
DRE.S'S ILA KING IN TEN LATEST STYLE
WHIN, neatly exeented.
Ladies call and examine for yourselves. splS•iltjyl
c]Lo,A.K
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW BLOCS,
Market Street, liarrislorrg,
1,000 DIFFERENT STYLES
OF FASIIIONABLE
CLOAKS AND CIRCUL AIU-;
$1 00
Will open on the let or April
LIQB 11) RENNET yields with milk ill(
most luscious of all deserts for the tal;1•2; the I.,;!.;
t.‘, , t, and most grateful diet for invalids and ehiliirfn
contains every element of the bodily eiinstituraiii,
wheu coagulated with rennet it is always light and ea , y 4.i
digestion, and supports the system witurthe least po: , :ohl4s
exeiternenL When still greater nutritive power I,,lesiri.d.
cream and sugar may be added. :Item-glow:nal cooveii.;
a quart i•t• milk into a dent curd. rre•parvd and add,
wholesale and retail by S. A.
jels-tf Its Market streez.
Psovoer MARSIIAL'S OFFICE, 14T11 DISTRICT, /
Ilasmissuso, Pa., Jane 6, 186 J.
MO DRAFTED MEN.—I aim directed by
A Lieut. cot J. V. Bamford, A. A. Provost 311irshlit
General, by his cholla', No. 19, of June 4, 1864, to pub
lish "That drafted men are not allowed to enlist as your:-
tears after being drafted; and : that the credits for drafted
men will remain for the sub-districts from which tle-e
were drafted, no matter whether local bounty has id. , s
not been paid to such men, upon enlistment."
• ' JNO. KAY CLElfElvf,
Captain and Provost Mai -ghat, 14th Diet, Pa.
jeg-dtf
PICITLES! PIOKT ;PSI!
By the barrel, half barrel, jar or deem al
' 362 ' 51 '' • BOYER. 5.1k01.:111T-R.
JUST ARRIVED !—A fine lot of CANNED
.PEACHES and TOMATOES. Ako, SUPERIOR
PINE APPLES, }MUIR PEAS, &a, just received by
myl4-dt! 'JOHN WISE, 3d street, near Walnut.
MtS
U
50 D e
Pm 7 rt r g j l E y , 1 1• 9 :10 1 :z Chow: i:LP e i-C a n 0 ,
Mixed riekles,Herkins, 'Walnuts and Onions. For silo
wholesale and retail by SHISLER k FRAzER,
mys successors to W. Dock, Jr., 5: Co.
IVERF and MESS PORK.--A choic
article of Mess Beef and Pork at
SHELER & PRAZEII
(successors to Woittock, jr., & Co.)
A 51 1i,N141111 PATS.
POS/ 21 VI L ONE DAY ONLY,
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AT 2 D7r.nL
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TitipL,E OpM:4INATION
rir 0 It IN4 - A 313
• HUMORIST,
DAN RIC E.
NOTICE.
A.I\TD
31A.NTILIGAS I
NEW PrITF, 4 DELPRIA
FINE SPRING SHAWLS
LIQUID RENN.Eir.
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