paik Ettegraplj
NOTIVE TO ADVERTISERS —All Adver
tisements, thisiness Notices, Marriages,
Deaths, ttc., to secure insertion in the
TELEGRAPH, must invariably be as-corn
par .ed with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the regular
Evening Edition are inserted in the Morn
ing Edition without extra charge.
HARRISBURG. PA
THURSDAI EVENING, JULY 7, 1864
r o WINI Aril) COUNTRY
State of the Thermometer Today.
11 A. IL 3
90 93
8 A. ir.
82
SUBSTITUTE WANTED.--$6OO will be paid for
au acceptable Substitute, who is not liable to
draft. Apply to Sullivan S. Child, TELEGRAPH
building. jys-et
FITE DOLLAII9 reward will be paid for the
recovery of a yellow terrier pup, lost on Sun
day last. The reward will be paid by leaving
the dog at this office. jy7-2t•
WArirED—A girl able to do good washing
and general housework, in a small family.—
She must bring good recommendation and the
highest wages will be paid. Enquire at this
office.
S. W. BARR, Esq., Register and Recorder of
Mifflin county, is lying dangerously ill.
Qom a number of colored people arrived
here this morning, by tLe early train from
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• Tus Sunday School of the Locust Street
M. E. Churoh left for Derry, this morning, on
a pic-nie excursion. No doubt the day was
one of rare enjoyment to them.
ODD FELLOWS' PIC-NICI.—We loam that the
Odd Fellows of this city intend holding a pic
nic at Cold Springs, ou Saturday, the 23d
inst. No doubt a grand rally will be made
by the members of that benevolent order. •
ATTENTION, A. G. OITETIN LIFE GUARD!—
This company, formed last evening at the Mt.
Vernon Hook and Ladder House, will meet
again this evening at the same place. All
young men who are willing to volunteer for
:me hundred days, attend!
THE Governor has called for twenty-four
thousand men for the one hundred days' ser
vice. No doubt the whole number will be
raised at once and placed on duty. The peo
ple of Pennsylvania have never failed to re
spond to the calls of our patriotic Governor.
DEATII or AN EMINENT HAERISETIRG LAW
nu.—Our readers will be pained to learn this
afternoon the fact of the death of John
Adams Fisher, one of our oldest citizens, and
a distinguished member of the Harrisburg
Bar. We were not aware that Mr. Fisher had
been seriously ill, .although we knew that for
some time he had been sufficiently indisposed
to confine him to his house. The death of
Mr. Fisher will ellicit the sincere regret, not
alone of the people of Harrisburg, but of that
wide circle with whom he came in professional
contact, and to whom he was known as a law
yer of eminence, faithfulness and ability.
At this bar he ranked second to no man in
practice. We sincerely mourn his death.
Tux I.Tbnort CADETS. —The first company
likely to respond ,F to the call of the Governor
for troops to serve for one hundred days,
will be the UNION CADETS, Capt. S. Sayford,
of this city. At a meeting held last evening,
thirty-six of the members signified their wil
lingness to go, and it now depends upon the
young men of Harrisburg to fill up the com
pany to the required number, and it will be
the first to move to Washington. We hope
the patriotic young men will not let this op
portunity pass, as another offering such mani
fold inducements may not again occur:—
Meetings are held every evening, at the corner
of Front and Chestnut streets, where all are
invited to come .who wish to enroll their
names among their country's defenders.
AN AIIDROTTPE PROM THE WILDERNESS BATTLE
FIELD. —An ambrotype was picked up from
the side of a dead Pennsylvania soldier, on the
battle field in the Wilderness, and has been
brought to this city. It contains the likeness
of a lady, at whose side is seated a little girl,
wearing a black sack ; on the lap of the
woman is seated a child clothed in white. The
dress of the woman is of barred goods, and
she had on a large breastpin and a collar.
The picture will be left at this office for one
week for examination by persons who may
think they are its owners. It would be highly
prized by the family of the deceased soldier,
as it was probably that of his wife and
children.
Will our exchangesle kind enough to notice
the above in their columns?
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DARING BURGLARY.—One of the most daring
burglaries that we have ever recorded occurred
last evening, on Frout street, below Washing
ton avenue, in the house of C. 0. Zimmer
man. Esq. It is supposed that the burglars
effected an entrance between twelve and two
o'clock, from the rear of the residence. They
entered the room of Mr. Zimmerinan's father,
carried off a watch and twelve dollars in mo
ney ; thence they entered a room occupied
by one of the lady members of the family,
where they got six dollars in money. There
were many valuables in the parlors and dining
room, which the burglars did not seem dis
posed to appropriate. An fee box in the
yard was opened, and a bottle marked " Old
Whisky" was uncorked, but its contents being
catsup, it is doubtful whether the thieves im
bibed. It is supposed that the thieves were
frightened by Mr. Zimmerman, hinpolf, who
had occasion to rise from his bed'a'bout two
o'clock, and the noise of his walking: to and
fro in his room doubtless inducecl.the rascals
to decamp. It is more than likely that if
these same bold operators visit our friend
Conrad, he will be prepared to give them, a
warm reception.
6ntar credit Is dne the young men of this
city, who have resolve d to enter the service
for one hundred days. Now is the time to
get.a taste of soldier's life.
Acernrsv PROM POViDEB. —We learn that
Harry Meloy, a lad well known among the
news-boys of this city, had his face severely
and seriously burned, a day or two ago, while
engaged in playing with powder. Boys should
carefully avoid a careless use of powder, as
accidents are liable to occur, and frequently
result in serious injury.
A PATRIOTIC ADvEBTISEMENT.—We can do
nothing less than print the following, handed
to us this morning, by one of the handsomest
girls in Harrisburg, as we do all other notices
on the same subject:
A meeting will be held at the Court House
this evening, (7th,) to which all able bodied,
patriotic young ladies are invited to attend,
to take into consideration the propriety of
forming a Home Guard, for the protection of
our defenceless young men from the rebel
hordes now invading the Cumberland Valley,
and also to offer their services to the Gover
nor to march to the borders, should the danger
require it.
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THE Mossmem Gtrx.—The following, from
the Pittsburg Chronicle, will give the reader
some idea of the great gun recently cast in
Pittsburg, and the mac nor in which it will
have to be transported
"The monster twenty inch army gun made
at the Fort Pitt Works, has been finished for
some time, and has only been awaiting the
completion of the big sissies upon which to
ascertain its exact weight, and the arrival of
the new truck necessary for its transporta
tion: The scales are now completed, and
yesterday the truck arrived. The estimated
weight of the gun is 115,200 pounds, and in
order to distribute the immense weight so
that there would not be too much bearing at
any one point on the bridges that it will have
to cross, a truck of peculiar construction was
necessary. This was done by building two
very strong trucks, each eight feet Wide in the
clear, and nineteen feet long; they are cou
pled together in such a manner as to leave
one foot space between their floors. A. strong
bridge is then built from one to the other,
the bearing resting on the centre of each car,
and the ends turning on pivots, while the side
pieces rest in cast iron slides. The truck was
built at Altoona, and it is thought w ill answer
all purposes for which it was design ed."
Tae excitement in Cumberland Valley ap
pears to have been intense f , :om the first an
nouncement of a threatencid invasion. We
learn by the Chambursburg papers, that the
merchants of that town pecked up all their
goods as early as Sunday, and had them ship
ped to places of safety.. The valuable ma
chinery in the buildings of the railroad com
pany was also removed, an d every precaution
taken to prevent anything valuable from fall
ing into the hands of the - rebels. The stock
belonging to the farmers 'of Franklin county
was taken away, and we. learn that in Cum
berland county the tillrss a f the soil imitated
th • example of their Frank lin brethren. The
Merchants and forwarding men of Shippiens
burg also shipped their goods, grain, ibur,
Fee. Reports from Adams 'county inform us
of a similar movement u mong the people
there. If the object of the. rebels is to secure
plunder, they will be sexily disappointed.
Barring the abundant grasivi crops, there is
nothing left in the valley that would be of
any value to the invaders. The farmers will
be the heaviest losers, as they were right in
the midst of harvest, era' must suffer consid
erable loss even if their grain is not destroyed
by the rebels. The colored people of the
valley have all skedaddled.
Several ("sr loads of co bored:people arrived
here this forenoon.
Passengers by the trais. report that Chum
bersburg wa.s placed and 3r martial law last
night.
FROM A HAERIBBIIIGEB 111 THE AEMT OF THE
CIDCBERLAND.—We are ind, ebted to Mr. Levi
Weaver for the following el :tract from a letter
written to him by William H. Morton, dated
at
CAMP 46rn Hvan tvvr, P. V.,
Aumr OF rira CoAiggilLAND.
June 2, 0 9, 1864.
Dear Sin—Since leaving
. Decherd,
which was on the 28th of Api Il last ,
we have
been obliged to perform SO. /2 5 very hard-
Marching directly under the s torching rays
of a Southern sun, and partici'
'bated in four
different battles. Yet lam well as. -41 was never
better satisfied with the situation as at pre
sent. Perhaps this is owing to the .o ohthure d . ,
success of our arms in this depart. Went and
confidence in our commanding offict ,I V e
have, during a heavy and vigorous cal Tilialfin ,
lasting up to the date of this letter, durnag
- the space of 63 days, driven the rebel t over
120 miles, and now confront them abo
ut
miles from the glittering goal we inter. 41 °
reach, namely, Atlanta. The last fight we
I had occurred on the 22d. It seems that t
' ing to the activity of our cavalry and soon, ta,
it was discovered that the main road leadin
to Atlanta lay directly ahead about 1i miles 4
and the occupation of it would cut off the it
retreat in that direction. In pursuance of
this our brigade, the Ist, was ordered to stri ke
tents and prepare to move. In a short ti e
we were ordered forward and came to a 1 a tilt
about a mile from our former position. 'ril e
123 d New York and sth Conn. were dept oyod
as skirmishers, and drove the rebel pickets
half a mile... A battery comprisingsix bmtss 12
pounders was advanced into positio r t on a
knoll commanding, the rebel positi an, and
commenced shelling the woods, our brigade
to act as a support. The johnnies, in antici
pation of this move on our part, atasserl the
whole of- Hood's corps, and attemMed the
capture of the guns. At the time of the at
tack we were in the act of blindly ; breast
works about 300 yards from our 'stacks of
arms, and we had barely time to form and
gain the crest of the knoll again. before the
action commenced with artillery— they show
ing three long, heavy lines not yet , within rifle
range, but they came on, drivin g our skir
mishers before them, and Soon. tb e roar of 36
pieces of artillery was interming' ied with the
rattle of musketry, which contiv nod without
intermissfon for, nearly f our hot ire, resulting
their repulse with a loss of two o generals and
.1,000 men—our loss scarcely 4 amounting to
100, killed, wounded' and nib 3 th e , g . It was
mere pastime to us; the rebs fui ng two or three
feet too- high. Our colors WE is minus a half
staff, it being cut in two by a bullet or piece
of shell during the engage; Bent. General
Knipe was perfectly frantic at
the galla4ry of his little bi what he termed
igP s peaking
and even
General Booker could not 11 a l peaking well
et WI
Carlisle Herald comes to ns greati.-; en
larged and improved. W. M. Weakley, Esq.,
has become associated with A— ilheem in
the publication of the Herald.
Inland Telegraph Company.
We have heretofore alluded to the fact that
the vindication of the Managers of the Inland
Telegraph Company had been most complete,
and that the Secretary of War was satisfied
not only of the superior advantages of this
corporation, but of the faithatness and loy
alty of those in its charge. The following
order, issued from the War Department early
in June, was promulgated in all the armies of
the Union. We now take special pleasure of
laying this order before our readers:
WAR DEPARTMENT, }.
• Wesnixo , rox, D. C., June 18, 1864.
The order of the war department prohibit
ing the transmission of military business over
the wires of the Independent and Inland Tele
graph Companies is hereby revoked. All offi
cers forwarding public business to this de
partment can employ these the same as other
lines. By order of the Secretary of War.
THOS. T. ECKERT,
Major and Assistant Supt. Military Tele
graph.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bannvart% Troches.
For the cure of Hoarseness, Throat Dis
eases, &c., are specially recommended to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls them to speak in publio. llanniactured
only by C. A. Bannvart .Sr, C 0.,.
Harrisburg,
Pa-, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by &twist every where.
Read the following testimonials from some
of our eminent clergymen:
Hanstestnta, Feb. Bth, 1864.
O. A. Benavanr--Dear Sir: I have used
Brown's Bronchial Troches, Wistar's Lozenges
and other preparations for hoarseness and
throat troubles, and in comparison with them
all, can cheerfully commend your own as a
most admirable specific for public speakerb
and singers, in oases of hoarseness, coughs
and colds. I have found them serving in
time of need, most effectually.
Yours truly, T. IL ROBINSON,
Pastor of N. S. Presbyterian Church.
Orl agree with Mr. Robinson as to the
value of Bannvart's Troohes.
W. C. CATTELL,
Late Pastor of 0. S. Presbyterian Church.
• JELABUISBITB.G, Jan., 1 6 64.
To C. A. Ruorviurr—Dear Sir: In th habit
of speaking very frequently, and in places
where the vocal organs are very much taxed,
I save found the need of somegentle erpecto
rant, and that want has been supplied in your
excellent Troches.
I consi.: l 6r them very far superior - to any
Lozenges that I have ever used, in removing
spe6dily that huskiness of the voice' arising
from its too frequent use, and impairing th
effectiveness of the delivery of public ac
dresses. Yours, 'ko.,
JNO. WALKER JACKSON.
Pastor of the Locust Bt. Methodist Church.
To 0. A. Rusavairr-s , -Dee•Bir: Having uset
your Troches, I am free to say they are
the best I have ever tried and take great
pleasure in recommending them to &persons
afflicted with sore throat or huskiness of
voice arising from publics peaki or singing.
Yours, &c., G. G. RARESTRAW,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.
Disruicrr Arroatiar's OMca,•
HAIIIIISBOICG, Feb. 29, 1864,
To C. A. Bab-isryAnr—Dear Sir : I have
found your Troches to be invaluable in re
lieving hoarseness and in strengthening the
muscles be the throat. They impart clearness
to the voice, and are certainly of great bene
fit to all public speakers. A. J. HERR
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal de
mand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild
and emollient in Its nature, fragrantly scented.
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the akin.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
jangru-dawly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LUTHERAN PIC-N IC.
THE third department of the First English
Lutheran Sunday School Intend having a pin WC at
Derry Grove, on the 12th inst., in which the Macneill and
echo/ars of the first and second derailment., the mem.
hers of the church, the Second English Lutheran Church
and its Sunday &hook, and the German Lutheran
Churches and dick Sunday Schools, are cordially invited
to narticipate
The party will assembl at the Luth.ran Church, on
Fourth street, at 7 o'clock, and will take the nod=
train, leaving at R o'clock precisely. Tickets can be pro
cured of the committee of arrangements .nd at most of
the alma. Price of fare going and returning, 50 cents.
ldren under 15 3 ears of age 25 cents. By order of
jy7-dtd THE COMMITTEE
NOTICE.
THE 4 undersigned, appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Dauphin ccr,rity to distribute the
balsrs a in the hands or the administrator or JAMS A_
JACK, decoased, hereby Rives notice that he will attend
for that purpose at his office, os Saturday, the 23d d4y or
July, inst., at 10 o'clock, A.Y. Ali pascns laterealed are
invited t i attend. D. FLEMING,'
HARRISCORG. July 4, Mt Auditor
.
jyr, do i.w3wkwlt
PUBLIC SALE.
THE - undereaggied. Will offer his valuable
Mali and Farm at public sale, on Faturday, the 23d
of July, at the Railroad House, in'ldiddletown. The
Mill has four run of ztone, 91 in line order, and doing a
fine business The Farm contains seventy-six acres of
first-rate land with god improvements Tots property is
situated one and a hall miles'east of Middletown. It will
be sold.on very easy teams, and probably at a heavy sau
rian). - Come and buy a bargain. : A. WIETING.
jys-d&wts*
~►/fESS BEEF and MESS PORK:--A choio
1: A_ article of Men Beef and Pork at
SHISLER & MUM
ark C latow.fainvia to Wro Doi*. ir . kr Vol
BOARD,
THR.or four perfona can have board in a
prii Ate family. App yat co nor of Chestnut st,eet
and Rst.pbe. 119 alley,
.iys.so*
LOST,
AYELLOW TERRIER PUP, with long
ears and tail, a white spot behind left ear. 'A
lib
, Ira! reward will be paid for its return to LAWRENCE'S
R 'estaurant, Market street. iys
Orvicz OF THE HAILBIMICRG BRIDGE COMMIT,
July 4, MO&
ADIVIDENIi of three per cent. (or sixty
cents per share) on the capital stock of this cow
n.nv v , as this day declared by the Board of Directors,
of • Kate tax,) out of the profits of the lost six
months, Payable at the office of - the Treasurer, Walnut
street ne; w Second. WILLIAM BUo: h LER,
jy&-at* Secretary and Treasurer.
:FOR IS Al. 14."
FOUR STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES ,
BUILT for the Mine Hill Planes, and run
about six .Months r.ey are all of the same pat
writ, and of th 3 foillowing dimensions:
Diameter of cylitid r 18 indent
Length of stroke 6 feet.
They bare two setts of valve gear, one for link motion
and the oth- r the or4inary hook motion. There are two
shafts and six cranes, and two extra pistons, piston rocs
and packing complete.
Then-, engines are well adapted for rolling mills, anti
aleo for hinstit% and pumping at mines.
They Min lie examined at any time after the first of
July, - upon application to the subtionber at Creesona
Tame engines will be sold as they stand, and removed
at the ezpeme of the buyer,
S ea led proposals will be received up to Saturday night,
July 16th, and the awards made within one week there
after. Terms of payment: Cash before delivery
J. W. ALDllift,
Snot, )1. E. SFS #. B. R,, Cressona, Sohuylkill county
W ANTS.
WANTED —A young white girl as child's
nurse. Enquire at tilltS. HE'R'S
jy7-dlL* ---. Second street , near Walnut.
, __ _
WANTED—Ten dining room girls, in a
hater Call at 93 Market street jyBglit
$75 A MONTH.—Agents wanted to sell
sewing illadilnes. We will give a comas-
Sion on all Machines sold, or employ agents who will
work for the above Wages and all expenses paid. Ad
(Mem 0. B. kie.hhlNToN & CO ,
jys-d2sv* Detroit. 3lkh.
SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
TO whom a liberal bounty will be given
Aco'y at the Brady House. iyl
NvANT.r,i) IMBIEDIAT EL Y.
VOUR or five "Shanty-keepers," to whom
S.nantze;'*bieb, are ready for use, vrit be furnished,
for the purpose of a‘zommooattog borders. Also, fr , m
50 to 60 1, bOTCTEI Apply to James Martin, on the N. C.
11. H., Maboutongo mountain, 3 miles auove Mill rsburg
je2v-1”..
A GENTS wanted to sell the Standard His
..C3, tory of the War. A rare chance to make money.
-teems are clearing from $lOO to $2OO per month. 1.00 2 0410
volumes already sold. Send for circulars. Address
JONES SKOP& s
de 30 Publishers, Baituuort. fird.
WANTED—A good pastry Cook, and a
good meat Cook. Inquire at the
ap.3o-(itf BRADY HOUSF,
JULY 1864.
IHAVE this day disposed of my interest in
the drug tra le to I-aac D. Lutz, who will continue
the business at No 6, Market Square. I can emlorse Mr.
Lutz as a comp tent and r diable di uggiet, one worthy the
patronage of tae community. G. W. RhILY.
D. marerz,
DRUGGIST,
NO. 6, MARKET SQUARE,
•
5 Kelly's Old Stand, HARRIS BCTRO.
Always on hand D:ugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Brushes,
Cigars and Pure Liquors for medicinal purposes.
11* — rIIKisCRIPrIONS accurately compounded at all
hours—day and night.
NEW MUSIC FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
THE
Sabbath School Trumpet,
A COLLECTIOM OF
Hymns and Tunes, Chants and Anthems
,PPENDED TO WHICH Is s
JUVENILE CANTATA,
ENTITLED
"THE ORIGIN OF THE SEASONS."
BYi
W. 0. & H. S. PERKINS.
SPECIMEN copies of this new work will be
sent post paid on receipt of 25 cents. Special at
tention is directed to the "Trumpet" us being a collec
tion of Music particularly einted to the young. and one
that cannot fail to be puerally adopted_ The Cantata is
is one of the most attractive that [disown published. It
is easily presented, and tor this reason a ill be onie popu•
tar in all dab' ath Schoela as soon as introduced.
Prue: In boards. 30; paper, 25. Just published by
0 tver Ditson &Co , 237 Wii,eingtun street, Boston. For
sat: by J. E. Gantt, Philadelphia. jys-te
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
CELEBRATED .TROTTING STALLIONS,
WILL be sold at public sale on WEDNES
-I,t4Y, JULY 13 H. 1854, at the p Mho hoes: of
James Raymond, in Ilarrlsbtum the following named
stamens, vm:
•
GaN TAYLOR.
GEN. Z AC HABY.TAYLOR.
GEN TAYLOK, JR.
BROWN uICK BLUCHER
Sale t, commence at 1 o'clock, P. at., when terms win
be made known by Di‘VID L '\G,
:Surviving partner of the firm of Long & Burnett.
L P. VAmbEnnotr, Auction •er. jy4-titiiv*
ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES.
PIIRSITANT to en order of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of inuphin county, notice is hereby
g.ven to the ComtuLssioners of s .id county. aud to the
property-holderaaloag the line or Verbelie. street tram
Fulton to Seventh street, I o the cily,Of Harrisb mg, tad upon
the petition of the rresident of Council of said city, the
Court has appointed six viewers to assess the oaalages
caused by the opening of salt street, and that they will
proceed to assess said damages ou Wedmndsy, July 20th
next, at 10 'o'clock, a, fit.,at which time all parties inter.
ested may appear upon ground it they think proper.
Jab dlut JOHN W. BRoWN, City S.,tieltor.
Laud for Sat..
520 ACRES of Land, in Dauphin co.
at private sale, in part • r the whole, to suit
purchasers ;• 13n acres clear s good buildings thereon, with
sawMilL For further particulars, address
L MINSKER,
my3ll4l3m* Dauphin. Danphin nouutv. l's.
1CA..1-17CE11. 13c.. I-lERIZ,
SUCCESSORS TO
G KUNKEL & CO.,
TECTIFIERS AND DISTILLERS and
Who'Rale Dealers in Imported and Domestic Li
quors, Harrodiurg. ra. Jys-dlin
GOLD IN LAND
ALIEGE tract of LAND for sale, con
taining about 450 Acres, good farm and grass land.
About 300 Acres cleared, whereon are erected 2 large new
houses and barns, straw houses and out-buildln,gs; s ex
cellent springs of rut:tut - 4 water. This land liar iu
Union county, Pa. It will make 3or 4 farms. About
150 Acres in timber, and will be sold at a very low figure.
Apply to MiloHT, Lwisburg, Union county, Pa.
jys-d3t*
INDEPENDENCE ISLAND
WIRE FERRO'.
THE proprietor of this cool and delightful
Summer Re,ort woula most respectfully aunounce
to the citizens of Harrisburg that the Island Is now open
for visitors. Accommodations will be furislic to parties
and pie-nice on reasonable terms, a dancing platform
having ben erected for their special use. season tickets
tor families, good for one year, $1 Mt
No improper characters admitted, and no intoxicated
persons will be permitted to visit the letind.
W No -intoxicating liquors so .d on Sunday. •
A Wire Ferry, wiilt a good boat plying constantly be
tween the istarei and foot. of Broa t street, West Harris
burg. HENdr BECKER
jel4-dlin Sole Proprir.tor.
FO ti. REGISTER.
GEORGE MARK, of South Hanover town
ship, oilers himself as a candidate fur the office of
ktORASTEkt, or Dauphin county. If elected, Mr Mark
pledges himself to perform Wm duties of said office with
tldrJtty.. yst c
Valuable Mill and Farm for Sale.
THE undersigned offers his MILL and
FARM fur.sale. Any one wiehiug to purchase real
estate cannot make a better pa) Lug invostm in, as it will
be sold cheap. Come and see. A. WELTING,
jell dawtf litiddletown, Dauphin county, Pa,
FOR REGISTER.
RUDOLPH MILLER, of East Hanover
township, otters himself as acandidate for the office
u. negister. If nom nate t and 'elected he p.edges him
self to fulfil the dotted of the office with fidelity.
je2s.d2trswtc* RUDOLPH MI! LER.
FINE TABLE OILS.-40 boxes fine table
oils of the best importations for sale, wholesale and
retail, by SILLSLER .41. FRAZER,
trtys successors to W. Dock, Jr., &
Q3dO.K.Eb SALMON.— FINE SMOKED
1..„) SALMON, Just received at
SHISLER & FRAZER,
?AM (successors to Wm. limit. Jr . &Mr:
SiNIuKED BEEF.—A choice lot of Aiiche
nor's Dried Beef, just received at
etilat..Eß & FRAZER,
iel7~ summers co W. Dock, Jr., ts. Co.
TEN CASES SPICED OYSTERS, just re
ceivel at SH/SLER it r it.-as,
je29 Successors to W. Dock, Jr, & Co.
1101111 Nu; APPLES; PINE APPLES, just re
oelved at - SHIBLNRS Fet.a.ZEd,
J 629 Successors to W. D..01t, Jr. , & Co.
CORN MEAL--A finearticle. Just re
ceived at & FRAZER,
tnar3l summon to Wm: Dock, jr., ea)
AFEW MORE PIECES 0 CANVAS for
Awnings and Wagon Coma
Still at Kimball's ON Edon, YulEtt Welt, giy2B4
NEW A DVEItTISEAtEN Tg.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT
Photograph Albums.
BOIIND in FINE MOROCCO—panelled,
gilt and mounted with two heavy gilt olaap&
ALBUDIS WITH
30 Pictures for $8 00
30 • o . 3 50
50 . 400
together alth vrrious other styles of binding, sizes and
Prices. which will be sold cheap.
Soldier,s you cannot buy a prettier, more durable and
cheaper album anywhere.
Cali and see at SCREFFEWS Bookstore,
tnarl2-dif Harrisburg. Pa.
HOTEL AT PUBLIC SALE.
MEAT valuable Hotel property known as
the
PARK - L 1 HOUSE,
on Market street.. Harrisburg, Penn's, will be offered at
Public Sale, on the premise; on Wednesday, the 20th of
July at 2 o'clock, P. X This propprty is in the centre o"
the busituys 'part of the city, wuhin a sqi..re of the
Court House and n ar the Railroad Depot. havi g a fr-ut
of 27x" feet on Market stre t, extending back 21d feet to
a 20 .eet street in the rear, and now rents at $lOO per
mouth.
Terms of sale—one-lolf cash—the balance, if drsred
secured by mortgage, in yearly payments to suit pur
chaser.
For further information Ingo ire of
JOHN S. DETWEILEIt,
Attorney.ai-Law H.ria iurg. Pa.
Or BENJ. PARER,
3e19-4 . lta Pirkvele, Sumpiehatina county, Pa.
Sale of Condemned Government Property.
Om ASSISTANT QUAKTEKKASTSP-,
HAttaISSOKG, PKNNA., June 28, 1861. J
NVILL be sold at public auction at Govern
meta Corral near HummeLtown, line of Leh.
anon Valley railrordd on luaday, July 12th, 1864, at 10
o'clock, r u.:
35 Horses,
6 Farm Wagons,
5 I ight do
2 Ambulances,
Sadolm, horse Collars, Wagon Whe,As, and 2000 Grain
Sacks.
This property has been condemned as unfit for Govern
ment service, but for private me goof bargaisa are to oe
had.
Horses and other property to be sold singly; sale to
e , enieue until all are s.dth.
TEHNL,;: Casa in Government funds.
E. C. HEICHENHACH,
je29.dtd Capt. awl Ass't Qr. Mr.
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EXTERMI\ ATOES.
"COSTAR'S"' EXT RMINATOI:S.
EXTERMLNAIORS.
For Rats. Idloe, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Fleas, Moths in Furs, Woolens, Insects
on Plants, Fowls, Animals, etc.
"15 years established in N. Y. City,"
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Eats come out of their holes to die."
sii- So 1 1 by all Druggists everywhere
Aar! I I BEW.A.R3 I I I of all wonlileas imitations.
.-•• Costar's" Depot, No. 48.2 Broadway, N. Y.
ih-Sold by D. W. BROSS & CO.,
Wholesale and retail agents.
And by all Druggists in Harrisburg. Pa j ~t 0 law3ut
PROCLAMATIOA.
THE citizens of the city of Harrrisburg are
hereby notified diet the ordinance, entired '•an or
divance to prevent mischief from duv," pas.ed February
6, 1661, wid cue cod. Attention is especially
directed to se tuna 9th , sth nod fib, to wit:
See. 4. Tnat every nog going at large within the limits
of the said city, front the twentieth thy of May until toe
twentieth day of Septembee, in each and every year,
shall hare securely tet on a good, etreng, euhetautlal and
safe wire basket muzzle, inciosing the whole mouth of
said d.ig, so as etfecthatly to prevent Lim fruity biting and
sthoping,
Sac. 5, That any and every person owning, a dog and
permitting it to run at la, ge *Mumt complying wt,b the
fonr , h section of this ordinance, shall be hab a to a fine
of not les. than one do lar, not more than two dol:are,
with costs, at the discretion of the Mayor; and In the
event of the said con table not being able to flud the
owner of the dog so running a, large, he, or ,ome p , r.soc
emp.oyed .by 1, lin, shall take up, ktlt and bniy said dog,
for which service be or the pe,son pet forming the ser
vice shill receive the sons of one done', to be paid out of
toe city tro,sury.
Sac. 6. That. .ivory dod going at large within the limits
of said city, shah have around its neck, at all times, a
coil .r ,of metal or a collar of leather with a metal plate,
on which metal collar or Nate shall be inscribed the name
of the owner of boob dog, and any and every person twn
ioge dog and permitting it to tun at large, without com
plying with the requ shams of this a. ction, shall he liable
to a line of oiled 'liar for every offence; and further, it is
hereby made the duty of. the Chief Police Constaole or a
person emplot ed by him, to take up every dog so run
ning at large in violation of this i.ection, and 'micas the
said tine is pai.. by the owner thereof, on demand, the
said officer Is hereby auth rized and required to kill the
dog or cause it to be killed and buried, for which services
he shall be allowed one dollar out of the city treasury.
75 6 A. L. 11.00.41F0RT, Mayor.
FllLi
THE valuable property, corner of Second
and Pine streets, being dlly-two and a half feet on Se
cond and one hundr,il and sixty-eight feet on Pilie street,
running bank two hundred and ten feet to . Barbara alley,
there being spars- ior roar full building lots, and a most di--
sirable site for a Governor's Mansion or public buildingi.
For particulars enquire of Mrs. MURRAY, corner of &-
wed and Pm,. rears mar% t
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that in
pursuance of the act of Assembly of Pennsy.wan a,
passed me ILIA day of June, 1839, theetockholdo s of the
Franklin Baak, of Washington, Penna., will apply to the
next session of the Legislature for it renewal of its char
ter, with au increase of its capital rrotu $150,000 to
$200,000. C. EL REED, Preenleot.
WAsHINGTON, PA., June 24, 1864. je27
RALPH L. MACLAY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.—Patriot and Union
building, Herri.burg. Strict attention paid to an
legal business. Naldary claims collected.
tuylo-d6m.eod
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ALARGE assortment of Photographs of
Generals and. tancy pictures for sale CHEAP, at $1
per dozen, at SCHEFFEWS BoOK ST.RE,
my U 0 Harrishive, Pa
LEA & PEEINE'S WORCESTER SAUCES,
the must popular and the puma ever offered to Um
patine, just received and for sale by
SHISLER & FRAZER,
rem fomeawsunrs to Wm. Dom, iv &CA
ADEW invoice •of klichener's celebrated
hums, just received this morning at
SHISLER & TRAZER,
Je29 Success . ors to W. Dotk, Jr., & Co.
PLUME LARD.
FINE Kettle Rendered LARD, just received
IMISLER FRAzynk
and (11100100111 to Wm. Dock , Ai &O.)
AM USEIVIENTS.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
WALNUT ST., BELOW THIRD.
• -4'-;-•
OPEN EVIBY LSING,
With a First-class Company of
SINGEBS r DANCEE,b, arAiEDIANS,
Admission. .... 1.5 coat
, 4eata in Boxes '25 .4
INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND MUSIC
FOR THE MELODEON,
AND ALL .
INSTRUMENTS OF THE ORGAN CLASS,
ZONDEL'S MELODEON INSTRUCTOR.
Z. 4 Containing the Elements of Stoke, Progressive
orcises, and a large contortion of Choice MuSio SS 25
NCW ItIP:THOD FOR. Tos Iti.LODEON. &tested
saamly from —Zen ions instructor," and iontainlug la
a idition to Lessons and Exercises, a collection of Popular
tongs, and a variety of Pdtim Bad Hymn Tunes. St 50
CARHART'a MELODEON. Elementary and Progres
sive Studies, with a collection of Choice Vocal and tam
mental Music. $1 00
AMERICAN SCHOnL FOR THE SiELODEON. 150
MODEL MELoDEiiN 151` , TRCtfft tit . 1 60
WiNiiic.R'S PERFECT WIDE FOE IHE MiILOOEO.4.
Dirigneri as a Nell Instruct with Choice Music. 60
Mit )D • (IN WIIHO T AMASTER. 60
WOODBURY'S MELODMIN LNSTRUCTOR. 50
GREr.NAsii , wHires MELODEON INSTRUCTOR 60
MME.'S SER APRINE AND LIEWDEONINSTRUC. 0
THE SERAPHLNE A collection of Sitt,ic lot tue Me
lodeon, Selaphine and Reed Organ. 60
The instructions to mon of the above books ye suited
not only to tne Melodeon, but to all instruments of similar
Coos U nation. Fur sale by J. E. Goald, Philadelphia.
Oliver Diteom &CO Publianers. Boston. ie2t-t(
CLOAKS ,
CIRCULARS
AND
MAIN TILLAS,
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW BUILDING,
MARKET STREET.
A New Philadelphia Cloak Store. Have now a sp/eridia
assortment of
SPRING SUMMER MANTELS,
FRENCH CLOTH CIRCULARS,
NEW FRENCH SACKS, AND
NEW FRENCH LOOSE BASKS.
The above beautiful samples, in 4very color and band
soruoly trimmed, from $7 BO to ;lb.
1000 sll,l‘.
CIRCULARS, SACKS AND BASR:J.
Handsomely and riildy trimmed, from $lO upward.
tHILLIFIN'S MANTELS LN LARtiE VARIETY.
inyti
NO EXCUSE FOIL EXPLOSIONS.
ASHCROFT'S LOW WATER DETECTOR
IS //:._N INFALLIBLE PROTECTION against
explosion or burtdng of the dues or Ixd.er, m nod).
.og can prevent it of nut tampertd with) ran giving Wl
medtale notice of lack or water in the boiler, se sou to
put on a supply without drawing the fired. 'Weldor water
is the gre-t source of so many sad catastrophes wldota
have recently occurred.
We warrant tins instrument te be a perfect Wuxi=
against such contingencies. Price SW.
instructions to to the mode of application as well
as reiereuce to most of the prominent manufacturers and
u on toasters of the State ualug them, sent on apoUcaUoa
D. Q][&s di 00.,
Pittsburg, EL
Jen
aC. lisep, 1
Cass. MiIOGI. I
MILLII*I Ali V 4.31 - 001)S.
MRS. J. HIBBS,
lIAB OPENIED AT
NO. S MARKET SQ,II7ARE.
(Next door to Fehx's Courectionoryj
SEE IS PREPARED to sell to
TAlP E t i a l l t t!es or Harrisburg and 'gleamy the
Latest Styles of Killinery and Fancy Goods,
At cheaper pncee than any house in the city. thequality
her gouda cannot be surpassed.
DRESS MAKING IM THE LATEST STYLE
Will be neatly executed.
Ladies call and examine for yourselves. apl.B4lHyll
NEV GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
BOYER. & IiOERPER.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
D r Rll.B
ROCE HIES,
queen's and Glass Ware,
AND ALL KINDS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
TT AVE just opened a large and well selected
stock at gook at their stand, No. 3 MancetBquare,
Ha Laburg, P. 1., to which they invite the astentun of toe
public generally. nolo-dly
NEW 1111L.A_D1a.PlilA
CLOAK STORE,
IN D. W. OROSS' NEW BLOCK,
Market Street, Harrisburg.
1,000 DIFFERENT STYLES
OF VAJ3EtIONLBLF.
CLOAKS AN D C I C Ah•-,
FINE SPRING SILIWIS.
Will cipeu oti the Ist of April. [mP.r2l-4.1.i
BIOGRAPIIY FOR BOYS.
THE FARMER BOY, and how he became Command
er
iv-Chief, $1 15
THE PIONEER BOY, and how WI bKanie President, $1 2
THE FERRY EOY, imd the Financier,
THE PRINTER BOY, or how Ben. Franklin made
his mark, $1 2.3
THE. FARMER BOY, and how be became 'acute°
ant GeneraL In press.
A YOUTH'S HISTORY OF THB REBELLION, from
Fort Sumter to Roanoke; elegantly $1
At BE+tTNEB'• BOOK' STOR
C v.")
CONCENTRATED LEMONADE,
I s a pleasant, healthy beverage.
Very convenient and refreshing for invalids having
fever or great thirst.
lie porta ility recommends it 'o travelers.
Itn convent• nee at plc-nice will be sprvciated.
No sugar required; one table-ennoble! simply dissolved
in a gland of cold Natat and it is dune.
K.ELLkit'S 1./HUG AND FANCY GOOD STORE,
jeri No. 91, !darter. street.
Liquit)
LIQUID RENNET yields with milk the
most luscious of all desert., for the tab'. ; the Liget
eat and most grateful diet fur invalids cud children.
Ulk madame every element of the bodily constannon:
when coagulated with icunet it is always Lght and ca-y of
digestion, and supports the eyatem with the least p0.11.11e
ex o th em e r,c, H ftae still greater nutritive i.ower ISdesliett,
cream and smear may be added. A ieaspoourtu converts
a quart et rul.k. into 11 firm curd. Prepared and sold,
wholesale and retail by S. A. KUNtil• L,
.iels-u 118 Marker street.
PROW/AT itieltdadV9 OPTICS, 14TH DIE3T:ci CT, /
iiAXRISuIIRG, Pd., June 8, 1861.
To DRAFTED AIEN.—.I. am directed by
Lieut. Col. J. V. Bomford, A. A. Provost Marstud
General, by his ei - eular, No. 69, of June 4, 1884, to pub
lish "That drafted men are not allowed to enlist as co.nn
leers after being dratted; and that the creoitS for dratted
men will remain for the sub-districts from which tht y
were united, no matter whether local bounty has or hue
not been paid to such men, upon "illegal enhatinent.”
JNO. KAY CLEMENT,
Captain and Provost Mamba, 14th Dial, Pa.
MEN
VERY FLAE, Itt•DEED:
TO our fine And extensive stock of phot o _
graph Atonal.- and Photograph Cara Pictures, we
have addol a BEAU f /FUL ENTIELUPE ior the retu ption
of card pivtures. They must be seen and will be admired.
*k-Phetesniphera supplied at the rely lowest %hule
sala and Weis e .rd printed upon them for $1 25 per
thous:aid, wholesale and Teem. at
rnav2t SC 11 i• YEA'S BOOK ST 4 'RE.
PIANO FOILTF,S, MELODEONS, SHEET MUSIC,
VIOLINS, FLUTES, UUlTAlts, BANJOS,
SToINGS, DRUMS, 6 LIES, auu all kiwis of 11Csi-
CAL ILERCRAND SE, PICTURE PRA . RES, LuobING
GLASSE,S, PHOTOGRAPH CARDSand ALBGCM, AKIRO
TYPE GEMS, ENGRAVINGS, PICTURES, &C, &C.
Remember the place, &LAS WARD, No. 12 Third
street, the Largest Music Store this aide of the great cities.
jao2B4ltf
5/1 DOZEN JARS ENGLISH. PICKLES
comprising ?inanity, Chow Chow, Cauliflower,
Mixed Pickles, Gerkins, awl Onions. For tale
wholesale and Mail by SHISLER'& FRAZER,
38 7 1 InMoore W. Dock, &Co
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