paik Etitgapt
NOTICE. TO ADIT ERT/SELR.S.—AII Advar.
tisclutots, Easiness Notices, Marriages,
Deaths, ac., to socure insertion in , •tho
TE EtAPH, mwtat invariablyba accont.
pianist' with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the regular
Evening Edition are inserted In the Morn
ing Edition without extinct, chargoi. •
HARRISBURG, PA
FRIDAY EVENING, MY 29,
TOWN AND COUNTRY,
"Going the whole.hog" is now politely ran
dered, "accelerating the total piggy,"-
Tau Lancaster papers state that Captain
Hebble's company of mounted men,' of that
city, has been ordered to repot., in Harrisburg.
ES:=l
CoL. F. B. SF KHAN has been appointed
recruiting agent for Perry county, to ;visit
Southeast Virginia, with rendezvous at IFort
rEss Monroe. . ,
SimElul, companies of One hundre afs '
men, fully uniformed, arrived here yesterday,
from the camp at Pittsburg. They helong
to Col. Clark's regiment.
Tux IlAavas-r G&THERED.—The wheat and'
rye crops in this vicinity have been safely
housed. The crop was a heavey one, and the
weather having been very favorable, the grain
was gathered in excellent condition.
Is our notice of the cue hundred days' men,
yesterday, we stated that Col. Fisher was act
ing Brigadier General. We should have said
Col. Nagle was in command of the brigade.
We make the correction, in justice to theidast
named officer.
ON Sunday morning next, Rev. D. A. L.
Laverty, of the Fourth Street Bethel, will
preach a sermon upon the subject of Sabbath
Schools. In the evening of the same day
Rev. L. will preach the first of a series of
sermons to the young, in the Bethel.
Tm The Sabbath School of the Fourth
Street. Bethel held its celebration to-day, on
Independence Island. There was a large at
tendance, and the occasion was one of rare
interest to those connected with the 'school.
A delightful - time was had beneath the elmdes
of the beautiful trees on the island.
=3ll
TEE sale of condemned Government horses,
which commenced at Camp Curtin, yesterday,
was attended by a large number .oE ptirsons
desirous of purchasing. The prieest764.3.
wore all that Uncle Samuel could 'desire,
while at the same time many of the purchas,
ers obtained bargains, as some of the horses
will become very valuable if properly treateid.
=me
VERDE= GUM:MS.-Our patriotic young
townsman, Capt. G. Washington Fenn, has
received authority to raise a company of men
for one year's service. Capt. Fenn hair had
considerable experience in the field, and be
ing thoroughly conversant with military mat
ters, will make a good officer. Tho head
quarters for recruiting are in the Exchange,
on Walnut street.
VERY lISPORTANT INTERNAL REVENUE DEEI
mom —The Commissioner of Internal keys
nue has decided that clerks or agents selling
goods by sample do not require a licen3i3; if
the firm for which they are engaged has a
dealer's license. Clerks traveling on foot or
by wagon and selling goods, must bave a
pedlar's license. Clerks traveling by railroad,
steamboats, dm., &c:, displaying and selling
goods at hotels, stores and other pla4s, must
have dealer's license. Jewelry pedlar . ; selling
dry goods by original piece or palltage must
pay fifty dollars license.
A tzw fishing lamp has been invented,
which consists principally of a lantern, air
tight and water-tight, having a double roof to
ratify the air, from which it is conveyed by,
pipes to tho foot of the burner. This air is
supplied by means of a flexible tulri), and' a
similar tube is fitted to the roof to carry off
the smoke and consumed air. It may ,be
constructed for oil or gas. It can be let
down into the water twelve feet or mor !to
allure the fish, which axe readily attractid py
the glare of the light, and which - almost in
sures suoceall. It may also ba need with ad
vantage for the examination of aubtxte4e
ships.
P.n.s° Du/ ran vas Ltrxtrax.---The lavers
of fine Havanes and meerchanms will prob.-
ably soon have to forego such luxuries. The
tax on tobacco is very heavy. A number of
the most extensive segar manufacturers 'of
New York, have suspended business, owing
partly to the advanced wages insisted upon
by the journeymen, and partly to the heavy
taxation. If the cost of manufacture could be
reduced to the old standard, the tax would
not be burdensome. Under the' new rates,
segars that on the 30th of June were sold for
$45 per thousand, cannot now be furni S bed
for less than $B5 or $9O per thousaudo
FOVIITA Wino.—A meeting of citizens of
the Fourth ward was held last evening, tr ,
make arrangements for raising the quote • un
der the recent call. The ward was yided
into districts, and committees appr,t r Od t o
call upon all the citizens to solie:, i t eentrititi
dons towards raising a bour4 biza
The
committals commenced thei7,. labors tbb rmorn . :
ing, and we learn have 'nem very auceassfuic.
There is now a prop sect that sufficient mo
ney will bo subso
be- d providffig that every
man does his " 'gybed—provides
An ad j °l3. ,:ned meeting will be het4 - at the
Hope Hr .gine House, on Saturday evening, to
hear 'the report of the committees; 'Should
ee'l citizens of the ward escape a call frotn .
said committees, they are requested to attends
the adjourned meeting, and contributoil
amounts as they may see proper to give. Spe- .
vial attention is called to this matter, and it
is hoped that none will fail o = respond as lib
orally as their circumstanoes
SEE a4sTrimeggott of ; an9gteN . ;large sale 0
• • •
_ 4 3 , 8 ,. !_kt three &sloe* this *lmam the
ratiry'reac44-41 is 4*ifia. *a shade. ,
Tem Lancaster /*vs* says that horse steql
lag has become so common in that and adjoiit.
ing =AU" timit it is to er . safe to pur t
chase a /10188
Beal; Buimr.—On Wednesday afternoon,
ge
b tuitngigo s , T ettre•ito t !For-
IT'coint?, - .3ta&nriseTr tigh t ant Emil with
its entire contents of grain and hay, tc., wits
in a short space of time consumed by fire.
Two stacks of tliay werMilso burnt up. Tie
loss was quite heavy.
.ThaAlzrauL.PwuralSO Mar.kaposTsi OAR
NON.—B. G. Flowers, Artist, of Pidge RosO,
has photographed the great gun which sir- -
rived here from Fort Pitt, a flay or two ago.
He has beautiful pictures of the cannon, both
of the card size for albums and the large sizer
for framing. The first named sells at 25
cents, and the others at $l. All who desire
to get a full view of the monster gun should
go to Mr. Flowers. . .
SA FORD m raiLADELPHIA. —We see that
Mr. S. and his new mammoth Troupe are per
forming- at the Walint Btreet'• Theatre, to
the largest crowds ever ,aeen_ .With the
mills-of that estahlishment. We undetstaxid
they are egtiat to What Forrest 'could dtav in
the proper season. It is well known that Sun
ford is at home in the city. He expects to
open here about the 22d of August, with a
new great combinations of lake gentile.
men,
SCHOOL TB►UStaa who design attending the
meeting of the State Teachers' Association,: to
be held at Alicicinit next week, should not
leave home until they have voted for the
amendments to our State Constitution. Prof
Ingram, President of' the 'Association, has
given public notice through 44,ir,cOumns that
he will not go to Altoona until after he has
voted, and•we presume there cannot bean
organization effected until he arrives at the
place of meeting, Which will be in the evening,
of Tuesday. Teachers should remember this.
Skye rut trirromsts.—We hope none of our
returned soldiers will part with the uniform
in which they fought tor i thetTli9O, neon any
consideratiori whatever . - The time will cone
when they will regard thoso old blue coaris or
red Clips and trolsers;"aa the elieleast t'moutre;3
they possess. It would. he a proud tbitkg for
a father hereafter to sar, to his boy or girl
"That old coat was sing,ed hy,the .re of det
tysburg," or, " That rent was made by a bullet
in front of RichniOnd.'"- It will be a precious
heirloom to leave hetsind - to those who ant to
take our places. Save, the uniforms—they
will hereafter be the berat ,titles to honor and
respect a man can posses:ma
4 Avalun-fa #9,11043LE SITUATION.—Drs;'
William Evans, of hEereer, C. W., a woman
of 3,5; has had a difficulty in her Stomach for
several years. W., phYaiciana have deci
ded that the isolable is 'occasioned by, a
live and growing snake in the stomach. I It
has now gown so laitye that it distends the
stomach 'aiteriroducea - bithel upon he
outside as large as a quart bowl. Upon
pressing with the hand the reptile
recoils arer,produces...groat distress in the
stomach. When fish or meat is being cooited
in the room, if the snake is not satisfied With
food, it rises up in thethreat, producing stran
gulation. When dashing food, it manifeuits
it by rising' uifizt the throat. Physicians see
no way in which this snake can be remotred
withoutcertain death to the WOl2/111.
ARREST or Drool:sm.—Two men n tied
Daniel Chambers (alias Dan Shutter) and Al
beit Iliilier;were arrested by officers Ca tslip
bell and Davis, on suspicion of being 1
-In their passession was found an as
sortment of burglarious instruments. W hen
before the Mayor for a hearing; papers sere
found i*pon them, indicating that they las
immed different . names at different pia sesv-
They have for some time boarded at the , 3or
ner of Third and Mulberry streets. The l tro
prietress of the boarding house testified t ;hat
they had not slept in the . hooss a pingle night
during the time they have been board ting
there, and that 'every evening they char; ged
,their clothing, laying off those of a god
anit which worn worn during the tiny,
th
(probably for tie purpose ofpassing =-
selves off as gentlemen with a view to spotting
places on which to operate,) and donning ?Id
clothes, in which to operate when "proSes
atonally engaged." Both men were re-com
mitted for a further hearing, when they rill
probably be furnished with quarters at Fort
Simmons.
- . •
POLICE AMI:EIL —A number of cases Wive
been before the Mayor, seiT:ral of which are
of more than ordinary tnportanoe. The fol
lowing haw been s 4l ,4osed of since
,our iast
report; -
William 7 _,arris, a wounded soldier, tit
drtmk t. „_ -9 : l o7.4rardr. L yesterday , Re , ltad
ralivr CI of a considerable amount
t 1 r. night previous, which probably ca
him to imbibe too frebli Yesterday, and whiht
he was under the influence of fighting whisky
he gave chase Jo several colored people, and ,
ended his opert;ttoniliFiWicinfrehavings in
a house occupied by a'colored family named
gel:unit, and setting fin 'to them.`He was
subsequently arrested, and after a..hearing was
liornmitted for court.
Jackson, a colored bbs 4ho '
woe
arrested - fOr disorderly conduct, was iti-amh
,
mitted to the lock up.
Charles ciilisois, drunk and &wady, was
dis - eliamid, *KM payment of a tine_and coats,
Jos ph Hutchins, a soldier, got on a spree,
and was robbed, last night, or a gold watch
valued aO - $80.• It Walla gift -of his mother.
i tioOh .Wafi awaited for drunkeaness, and
nfterkeetrinthreober, was handed over to the
drunk and - littorals:in Ins:
disohatfef 7 thle .and
k )1 P!! 1 , 'S!! ? / / q 7 1 1y 1 ": 44 tr
, _ „ .
EINE
=I
=1
Y eiunte,,MWAßted for One Teaks.
Virlrrior- Girardr.• , -The•vmdersigned-hasr• ie•-•
oohed authoTity.to s. raise a company for one
year's service inhott of the draft. SA b0"",...-
ty will bo given to all good men, and possibly
$4OO. At all events I have =ids such ar.
!angements as will insure to all the moron
loettri given anywhere. This is the. only
way to avoid the draft. Headquarters at the
EXCHANGE, Walnut street.
•
G. WASHINGTON FENN,
Captain
jy2B-tf
_....,5.... _..
First Ward Meeting.
An adjourned meeting of the citizens of
the First ward will be held. at the Black
Horse Hotel, Front street, this (Friday) even
ing at 8 o'clock, to receive the report of the
committeesappointecVand for completing the
arrangements for .%Hiag - the quota of the
ward in the pendingdratt. Punctual attend
ance of all free-holden and those subj&t to
the draft is requested. -
Sixth Ward lll[eeg.
An adjourned meeting of the citizens of
the Sixth Ward will be held at the Good Will
Engine house, Ridge ioad, this (Friday).eve
ning, at seven o'clock, to receive the report
of the committee appointed to ascertain the
quota of the ward. Bluetit"' attendance of
all freeholders , and those subject to draft is
requested_ •
Tax Taxan Warm arm zat. Deal - v.—At a
meeting of the
,citizens of the Third ward,
held last night, it was resolved to pay a
bounty of $2OO to acceptable recruits for one
year's service. A premium of $lO will also
be paid to any person furnishing an accepta
ble rOcruit, by applying at the office of J. /if.
Wiestling, Esq., in Walnut Street, or to d.; B.
Ewing, Esq., in Walnut street.
Waonnnus Futons or DRY Goons AS nz-
PORTED BY NICKS, SNIT* & CO.—
No. 81 Ahin 83 FRANKLIN' tiTILIZT.
Nsw Yon', July 26, 1864.
Sprague prints, 40c ; American, 40c ;
fic, -420 r Dunnels, 40e ; Hutches B, 30c ;
American delaines, 47ic • 4-4 White Muslin,
Bates 70c ; Wa num6, 75c ; Packetone,
bsc ; White Rook, 6The ; IdOnsdale,- 656; Cot
ton Flannels, Hamilton, 750 ; Globes, •.-70e
Cenestoga, .70e. _
The above is a:quotation of prices of at 3 w
leading articles, at' which sales t n
made. The public can see,from
,thinkpriees,
that the cheap store of C. Bowman, 140', 1,
corner of Front and Ifasket streets; Haros
burg, PO., is sailing; theie same style and
Make of goods •af five to, ten cents a yard
cheaper than the present wholesale prices.
This .state of things (sin not of amine continue
bags short time. We, therefore relpectfalty
desire those in want of dry goods, to purchase
at.once.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bannvaritls Trochep.'
For the care of Hoarseness, Throat. bid:
eases, &a, are. specially recommendedt to
ministers, singers and persons whose vote on
Calls them to speak in public. ManufaUt
ably by 0. A. IBannvati. & Co., • ,
Pa-, to whom all orders should be addr
Sold by druggist every where.
Hftd the following testimonials fop some
of our eminent dergynten:
Hanancante, Feb. Bth, 1884.
C. d. Beintvairz—Dear Sir: I have Used
Brown's Bronchial Troches, Wistaria Loserwei
and otthlr preparations for imam:mos and ,
throat t,, , wribles, and.in comparison with thew
all. can Cheerfully commend , your own ea a
most admirable speciflo for pnbliC ivealteri3
and.singus, in cases of hoarseness, coughs
and I 'haw found them serving in
tithe of need moot oftnusil_
• Yours truly, T. H. .RORMION,
Pastor of N. B. Presbyterian Church.
1101 agree. with Mr. Robinson as to 'theValue of Bannvares Troches. •
' • W. O. OATTkLL,
tits Pastor of 0. B. Presbytesiin Ohnroii
Kamussuso, Jan., L 64.
To a. A. BArmvairr--Deer Sir: Inc . th °habit
of speaking very frequent 4, and In placeit
where the vocal organs are very inAkeb taiedn.
I have found the need of ' somegenUeespehto
rant, and that want has been supplied in )(our
excellent Troches.
I consider them very far superior to any
Lozenges that I have ever used; in ' removing
speedily that brat:less of the voice arising
from ite.too frequent use, and impairing th
effectiveness of the delivery of public lit •
dresses. Yours, Ac.,
JNO. WALKER, JACKSON.
Istor of the Lomat St. Methodiit'Ohurch.
To C. A. Bauman—Dear tEr:‘ Having used ..
your Troches, I am free to say they 'sate
the boot I have ever tried and take 'great
p,leasurc in recommending them to all persons
aft ated with sore _throat. or huakiness of
yoke arising from publicßoseisugi. or diving.
yosars, 1:1. RAN,
pad° r of Ridge Alrelltle ifeakalt Church.
Dntrauti. ATrozszes Orsura,
iluoniusuno, Feb. 29. 1864. ' •
To O. A. BeaucvAsc—Deor r : / have
found y our Troches to be invaluable in re
lieving I 'coarseness and in strengthening the
nmaeles of the throat. They impart clearness
to the v oice, and are certainly of great bene
fit to all public! speakers" • A. 41 /Mtn
sir To. Clear the Home of Plies,' use
Dutcher's celebrated LIGHTNING FIX-lIILLICH a peat
elj ratitsp.
artlplk_eity to use. greeysbeser.wilthilbs quart
.19 HY ERYwHERE. K-43
gAIWINF O :I I W4 I44
"Idtaltsph aq5aith...,_•,..0.._.;.-. - . 1"'
(halal, ie . . lk ,
pdt, . fat* 0 . - Isignan n .
acta fz
_. iit
,imar-Lewi, .
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Brown's Bronchial Troches.
i„have never ehanged mind respecting them frOitt'
the that, except to think .yet better of thatedneti I began
thinkin well of." Rev. HEINRY WARD BERCURR.
"The are a staff of life to me."
• L Pros. EDWARD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton Clinton,Hollem N.Y.
"For Throat Troubles they are a apeolgc." ,
N. P. NUJ PI
'Too favorably" known to need commendatlon.'"'
Hon. CRAB. A. PHELPS, Pres. ILese.Retuite.
• 4664etela no opium nor anything tniturioin!!
Dr. A A. HATES * Chemist, Boston.
"An eiNgant ceentdaation thr COORM2 I
Dr. G. F. - B=0W; Botha.
r oXin u mee their use to public speakers."
Rev.& AI. OBAPliti
"Koet salutary retie in Eroncjidtfa"
Rev. S. SIZIGYRN,D,:Norrestcw, Ohio.
"Very bene fi cial when wackier** Colds.'
Rev. B. J. P. ANTPRSBON: St. Loula
"Ahnost,instant relief in the dietresiingleber otbieath-
WS Poo" Alith rt- " A. c gaticsrorr,
. .
"Therhaviledted my awe exactly. rellievlnt ca m 4 throat
- ni with e ease."
" A a
6)-14 French Pada ChtirdltiU ctimi tareith
As therearohnuationobenate toobealalhe
DO TOV,IIIII2IACTD plf. CLIMB
DR. BL'OODPS SNIISTRaIIeSOIPIO PILLS cure, to
lesathan SD days, itte-woret .sews orNSLIVOLLSNEtA,
Impoteney, Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness, Insan
ity, and all llrirezy, Sexual and Nerveus Afttetioae, no
mattet from what cause produced. Price, One Dollar per,
00x. Sent, poet-041d. by mail, on receipt of an order.
One Box will perfect the cure In most cases. Address ,
JAMES S. BUTLER.,
/216-d&w3m General Agent, 429 Broadway, N. Y.
A WORD TO THE WISE.
There is ho need of any person having the Dysentery
for One day. All 4, ask of the public is-to try my Dysen ,
tory Drops; only 25 - 6 ents a bottle. It is very pleasant to
take; can be given to a child of any age with great confi
dence. It has cured very bad cases, and also of long
standing. It is intieet worth trying. Prepared and sold
only by Mrs. L Bidl,liouth Pine street. Harrisharg.
iy2s-dtf
Military lineis Attended To
Bounty, Pensimc-Back tilar, Subsistence ar.dlitarj
and War etalme, generally ' made ant and collected. Per
sons rmiding as a diesancecan have their business tit*,
acted by mail, by aridrepirs -
CISENESSYDER, Attorney-lit-Sae,:!
eir.o.ty :Third street, Barriabary
•
EDITOR OF TELEGRAPH :
Dear Sir:— With your peirirdssion I wish to say to the
readers of your paper that,Luill send, by return mall, to
all who wish it (fres) a Recipe, with full directions fot'
making and using a simple - Tegetabte Balm, that will ef
fectually remote , in ten days, Pimples ,
Blotches, Tan,
Freckles, and all iiiptirities of the Skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, tooth and brauilfuL
I will also mange to those having Bald Reads or Bare
Faces, simple directions and inlot citation that will entibla
them to start a full growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers,
or a Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All applicatiomomewered by return mall withcett,
charge. Reepectfully yours,
—THOS. F. CFlAPMAN'oeChemist,
iYIS-dkw3m . '• 831 Broadway, Now York.
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.
Swallow two or.tluve hogsheads of "Buchu." "TOW°.
Bitters," "Sarsaptifilla," "Nervous Antidotes," he., he.,
he., and after yo ttAre initialled with the result, then try
one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S F.HGLIAN spit%
110 l'lLLS—and be "restored to health and vigor In keel.
than thirty days. They are purely vegetable. pleasant to.
lake, prompt and salutary in their effects on the brolieu r
down and ohatteredoonatitution. Old and young eau MSC.
them with advantage. Imports I and sold in the United
States only by JAS. 8 BUTLCB,
VAT Steadies& ,Aew! VAIL .
zgr Agent tor the Umtedtttea..
P. S.—A Box of the Pills, securely packed, Will be
mailed to any address co receipt ptioe, which is ONE
DSLLAIt, 1
Aefundedthz pie Agent it
satisf itqlocteidgikjyltor3m •
„
SELLING of Summer Goods at low prioes,
such as Summer Dress Goods, Latin. Sun Umbrellas,
Lace Shawls, and Summer :shawls. We have also on
hand a very largo Mirastamant of Muslims, Calicos, Ging
ham; Stockings, Handkerchiefs', Black :thus, Piaid bilks,
White Cambric's, Undressed French Cambrics, White and
Colored Flannels, and in fact an assortment of dry gouda
not surpassed by any. To all of which. we invite those
Who Wide nirraitilillifi t4oollppi, ;ell at leas prices
than we can roPhineibe k tiffor alibi: At all kinds of dry
goods are advancing every day, now is th e limo to buy.
.134 d S. LICWir.
V
0 RECRUITS for one yea; for Silver
Spring township, Cumberland county, • for
woks' the largest local bounty is offered. Persons wish
ing to enlist should call upon the committee at the Far
mers' Hotel, Market St. J. 0. SAXTuN.,
-, , „-, - -.C. -
.S. SAMPLE.'
WANTED—At $l5O per Month.—We witnt
a reliable Canvasser In every county. Abe have
agents makiug $ll5O per month which we will pri)ve to
MO: ac9b14W11941.1t 4" l ' inds 8R05:1.9 0 .,
• Its,ll/.o9rap:Md•
jy2B-1m
EitßliPrittPiftS :-VITARitI2O.
TWO:wabstitutakto sena for.one wont
ed, to who s2ao:eseb be :paid;.: Apply to
Trasztas C Maenciwellonserney•atdarr, Canoe :111 Third
street, near Pine,'Mullane% ra.
atlt
T -*ATE 1
A LARGE UNFURNISHED
11 0 IT S E,
NEAR THE BIIIIIINESS PORTION OF THIS CITY
Apply -AL , THIS OFFICP..
SUBSTITUTES WANTED,
POE which a liberal price will be paid.
Apply at the Union Hotel, Market street
02840i* S. S. BELL • ".
• „WOE 1tEd61111197.441 4 , e
A., H. .1317r$4,litti4t.liaitoVer,t0rxishiP,
offeig himself as 45andidatii tditio s
citao - of eg,;
ister. If nominated and elected bo pledges hims elf
fulfil the duties of the office with fi delity, jy27-w *
FOR REGISTER.
G EORGE MARK, of South2'Allover toLn-
P.F.a . TE n i t, of Dauphin ; ieltt lt% cih l i f — e t ite t ,te r d t , b ell e alt
pledges himself to perform the duties of said aloe with
ndelS9. Jets
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
u
, limuuserniarru, June 9,.1111.
ritii nopeatitilly offewelf
the Republicans ndasigted
of the 14th lkingressionsli hiuw Dl9.
&let of Peenaovaulai etiropotied'Or-the - chuntifen'of
ph* Juniata, 'Fotihaitiberhunl, -Union an/ Snyder, for
unsUon by the several obontyconVeritioni'of the said
Dietrict. • •' • fleAtillo] ' ZIATAN UPI
DUDOLPH MILLER, of East Hanover
leeptehiP, dant toteatiPag.sae for the office
of NOW: moinhigteetlid °reeled eaper lie pledgee him
self to NMI the duties of the aim with tklelity.
je26.ll2wawto* RUDOLPH MILLER.
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EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR'S" RETSELMLNATOEa
- • ; Framancizoits..
titeeriairs , FsmimlNATints.
FMTI•MAINAEMRS.
"COSTAR'S". , EXTRAMINLIM. _
. ZXTSRMIAATOra
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTRRMINAToRs.
wi l motiN I VITERMINATORS.
-; =TERMINATORS.
"COSTAR'S" , EXTERMINATOKEL
EXTERMINATOR&
Fee itats,Aiice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Meal Moths in Furs, 'Woolens, Insects
on Pants, Fowls, Animals, etc.
":Afk. yew mlabili4e4 in NO% ,City,!! •
"OnirldfailibkikernediedteMm2."
"Free from Folsom"
"NotahroteretwOrthelluman Family."
"Ram come out of their holes to die."
Air Sold by all Druggists everywhere
Aril!! Bauman I I I of all worthless Imitations.
W" Costar's'' Repot, NO. 482 Broadway, N. T.
fold by , D. W. GROSS k CO
Wholesale and retail agents.
And by all Drugilets in Harrisburg. Pa Jet 0-dawBni
Pnorosr 011711); 14TH Duman";
Mizawsimuu, Pa., June 6,186 t
ITO DRAFTED AVEN.—I am directed by
I. Limy, Col. J. Bamford, A. A. Provost liarsbis
Genera. by his uirraidie, No. SO, of June 4, 1864, to pub
lish "That dratted mat ire not allowed to enlist as roma
tiers alter being &Sled; and that the erectus for drafted
MU will remain for, the sub.districts from which they ,
wen drafted, no niattetishether local bounty has or has
not been paid to kith mae, upon "illegal enlistment"
1 —JNO. KAY cr.Esuorr
inf ,
Captain - Ind ltrorost Marshal, 14th Dis't, Pt,
Jefl
1.5000C0. MUSH. of the eel..
brated at. George brand, Aug meow
sad fbr ale by SHIBLIfft TRAM, -
animeoceors So Wm. Dakar. ock)
es, --.L.7
:is..
4f.JAND/DATPS.
FOR REGISTER.
COSTAR'S•"
YESMIN ;
1211/I=l
W A I3 VERVEMENtSi - ' 7
IT Or THE - DRAFT !
EM
- . :One zirearls Seloriee.
. .•
CAPT. Milk , AND . LIEUT.: LIGHTNER,
APING received authority (the first is
saw) to raise a conipany: of volunteers for ONE
II
•. gars SERVICE, now - Wes rare. inducements tAt able
ladled men to enter the Renee- ' Anidf at the' OURt
'HOUSE, or at MILES' GROCERY STOEZ .on Ridge Road.
Jy27-dtf
Cavalry :/-14irOes - 'Wanted.
.AMm.ST Quentinstaarines Geste; t" S. AA.
RAILRISBMW, PRINS:, July 20th, 1804. I
UUNTlL._further, laden, .one hundred and
sixty-live (135).dollars per head will be paid for all
IVaii•i4els. •
delivered at the Government stables atllarriebutg, Pa.,
Saki horses to- bo amid in id/ particubirso3o/ la& Ulan
(s)llve nor more than (9) nine years-old; leem 14% to 18
hands high, fall fleshed, compactly built, bridle wise and
°raise eumcleat for cavalry purposes , - --
rbeeeereci/keseiont wild be eerie* adhered, awl
minted= averyparticsalar. • -
Paycnentanade on didirm - y-0f47) saven.borsceor o4er.
-Roans of: inspection from 8 a ar,. to 41 e.. 0. The-de
mand 13.121V3gt anden immediate response is solicited.
G.. RGLGELENn.ataI,.
Dept. and Asir C.-Qr. 11. r.
iy2B-dtf
HOOPS,
CORSETS,
fik_LOYES,
LADIES' WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
prO BE SOLD LOWER THAN PRESENT
J. WHOLESALE PRICES at
_ MAYE3I,
iY26 4 lt 13 Market str6ei, Boger's ola arand.
'ATTIa NT/Ori!
ATVEN T ON:
W.A.NTED,
VOLUNTEERS FOR ONE YEAR!
T •
O fill theg uts of the SECOND WARD of
the City of Harrisburg. Bounties will po pnsd as
follows:
Ward bounty, Cash
Government bounty.,.
Total bounty
PAY Pkit MONTH, $l6,
TERN OF SERVICE, ONE YEAR ONLY!
$lO will ba paid to 4Oaten furnishing an acceptable
Recruit.
Apply at Daniel Wagner's, Second Ward House, Corner
of Second and CheetnAatreeta, to
J. W. SIXONTON
13 ,'
PETER K. .)YD,
DANIEL E. WILT,
jy26-dif
Reenl. ting Committee, Second Weil
Pror*als for Hay.
AssurrsarrAleirt's °STICH,
llsamilminto, Plums., July 58;188!
QEALED PRORQBALS will be received at
this office uptirl2'o'clock, N., Saturday, July 30th,
to furnish this departMent with (200) Two Hundred Tons
of baled Hay, (2,000) two thousand pounds per ton, all to
be of the beat merchanlable quality, subject to such In
spection as I may direct.
Proposals for the dOvorY Hay inAO/1t at tr. S. Got , -
Irnment- 00 :Talk. 11 0ar EngLint!alrit Ftta the line of
the Lebanon Valley Rallroad,) are alsci incited -
Proposals for any amount over (50) Filly Tons of Hay
on this contract, will be received.
Each patty obtainhin a contract will be required to en-
ter auto , bonds withipproved sureties foi itsjalthati ego
' cution.
The department reserves to 'ltself the right . to reject,
any or all bids if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to Captain E. C. Reicien
bach, Ass't Quartermaster Vols., Harrisburg, Pa., . and
will be endorsed "Proposals to furnish Hay." Hy order of
CAPT. J. G. JOHNSON,
Chief Qr. Dep't Susquehanna.
H REICHEN BACH,
' Capt. and Ass't Qr. Mr. . .
Jy2iidtd
son FM=
TBN-110R8E- power .ntetun engiin© and
XX' Wet, steam 'pipes, Water pipes, pumps and beater
complete; oseiMatingengine and eytmder many:AG
-lured byioel-Weldman, patent Improved oscillating en
Olio builder. May be seen at Canal slave, foot of Walnut,
str6eti Rimieburg.
- For terSta r ac.., elsonirelst , Canal oflice;'Market street,
near t Tutted elates Motel.. •
Haasasnoito, July 53,1884
NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
A LL scidien discharged on account of
:Am
,Notinas receivectlebattac can have their $lOO
bounty,
_tinder act of March 3, 1863, collated by calling
immediately on or Wareing by mail
EUGENE SNYDER,
177-d2w Attorney-Q . 1,1w, Third streot , Harrisburg, Pa
, '. •
TRINITY COLLECTION
f;0/1111 , -,
Chureh _Music
• CONTAINING ALL 'TES- •
PSALM , ANIYHVMN . .TUNES CHANTS &C.
ITSEP.
in Trinity Church'; New York, and
its Thpe Cbakels, by Edward HoJges, Bus. Doc.,
or Sydney Sussex - Cofte, Cainbridge, rhgland, with val
uable .additions by. the editor, S. Parkman Thckennan,
blue„ 800., organist and director or magic in Eedin. Paul's
churob, Boston.
PliP3 in cloth Wilding, $$ 00; Boards, $2 50.
' OLIVER, DITSON - & CO., Pabllabord,
217..Watdrington Etroqi,- Boston.
i.V2l.t;
Millinery and - Fancy 4/beds.
MM. J. WM% at No. 8 Matket Square,
next dear to relll'auOnfeetionery, keeps constant.
ly on band the latest styles Of Bonnets, Ham, Ruches,
FloWera, Ribbons, dm., together with a tineassertment of
Dress Trimmings, Laces, Embroideries, GolLsra, Can,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves and Variety Goods in
ramrod.
All the latest Designs ef Dress Patterns direct front the
New York Swam Dress and Cloak making neatly ere.
crated. Thankful for the patronage bestowed since her
opening, she trusts, by a strict atteution to business and
her endeavors to give general satisfaction, to continue to
receivna share .tho publie initionasn; jyl-dam
CLOSING OUT
SUMMER STOCK
AT AxD
BEL'OW' COST.
IRS. N. NITER, NO. 13 EIKE MEET,
BEING desirous of closing her Summer
_Li Stock of Millinetztloods, offers for sale at greatly
re weed prices, such as
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
HATS AND FLATS, &C.
Constantly on band s splendid szaortment of
STL
vELvicrs, ,
LACIES,_
RHCEIDES;
MX)? EILTRTS,
coßarrs,
HOSIERY,
HANDKRCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
COLLARS,
• . ' CUP,
BELTS.
NETS,
FANCY GOODS, ka.
Dealers will do well to allots groat bargaina can be
had at wholesale. - Jolt lY
SEBSTITIITES !LED LOCAL CREDITS
FURNISHED.
PARIUS wanting Substitutes can be sup
plied at but rates. Lang credits tontlehed and
wiwrainoti.
The ptibile will And our Roam ittepospd to deal liberally
with aft. O. 0. SI A M TANaIe 4 CO,
j11.9.1m0
..... 1 21..XeitecEitreet„Haniebam Ps.
ama-17*1 "4 1 PY . ' be#4 bill to, thAt. office.
. .
LL kindsyytlauling-witirwagons or carts
.L 3., will b. prceptlydone by WWI on
JACOB RUM; - -•
etweLand Meadow Lane.
EMN
NM alb)
irsil ranaoutreceand Mk taw mAcK
ty #l, #
_ K i l •
- •• SEMENTS:
RE-OPENINO .OF SAN FORD'S HALL,
WITH
CONTINENTAL COMBINATION COMPANY ;
ON MONDAY ; JULY 25, 1864.
r .11_ THIS Cbinparis consists ofthe best star per
formers, consisting of -
SINGERS,
DANCERS,
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIAN!.
GY.IIINAMS,&O.
The manager takes pleasure iti announcing that they
Intftd making thia THE Concert Rail of the city.
BARRY WELLS fi Co., Proprietors.
BILLY POIIM, Busing Agent •
.172342 t
CA.NTMEtiESUIt'sr
WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD.
Propzietor.. ......
Brahma Agent
*age Manager
Leader of Orchester.:
Treasurer.......
OPEN every night with a first-class com
pany of male and female artistes. The - perform.
ance embraces every variety of legitimate amusement,
such as
SINGING,
DANCING,
Pk OMI~tES,
BURLESQUES, AND JESTS.
Admission, 23 CAttiF. Seats is private boxes 50 costa
Bows open at 7. To common,* at 8 o'clock. jylBdtf
GOVERNMENT SALES, &C.
A.IIMION SALE
OP
CON % DEMNED HORSES.
Welt Dm...Lamm, CAVALRY Beason,
• OFFICkS OS Cam Quoataluaosvna,
Wosmsocon, D. C., July 4, /M.
Wabe sold at public auction, to tho
wa bidder, at the times and places named be
low. ,
"Altoona, Perin's, Thursday, August 4th. 1884.
Williamsport, Peen'', Thursday, August ttt6.184.
TWO HUNDRED (2.®) Cavalry Bosses at each place.
These Horses have been condemned as unlit for the
Oavalry service of the Army.
For road and farm porposea many good bargains may
be had.
$2OO
100
Horses sold singly.
MIMS: CASH In Untied. States Currency.
JAMES A_
.Iy6-did • Lt. CoL and C. Q. M. Cavalry atiraU.
$3OO
SALES OP REAL EST-ATE.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
rfIECE undersigned offers, at private sate, a
A. LOT OP GROUND, situate on Paxton streeVtiarrls
burg having thereon erected three frame DITY.LUNG
ROUSES; also a bakery. and rooms which can be used
for a Dwelling, a large ;table and; other outbuildings.—
The let is 23 feet In front, by 210 feet in depth. This pea.
party will be sold on term sio suit hurcbasers Persons
wishing to examine tho same csh do so by Galling on the
premises, No. 28 Paxton street, or at my realdssace on
Ridge Road_ Uy2s4llsr] JAWS RENORL
A CHOICE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON THURSDAY, August 4, 1864. the un
dersigned, trustee of S. L. Bowman, wVJ telt at
public sale, the following real estate: A tract of land, sit
este In EastPonnaborough township, Cumberland, bound
ed by land of Simon Dresbach, Gt. o. Oyster and.oihers,
containinglo2 acres, more or less, having thereon erected
a largo two-story Stone house, good tenant; house,
largo bank barn, apple oroharl of choice Iron, a
pump at the door;
: also, a running spring near the
house. This is a choice farm and In aligh state of col
cation. Located 3 Wiles west of lituristruig, and a half
mile north of Oyster's Point.
Sale.to take on the premises at 2 o'clock r. M. on
said day, when terms - will be made by • - -
JylB.dta ORO. W. CRISWELL, Trustee.
520 A . F E r ill o l t' in or th a i t Aeto c :n
psers ; 124Paeres sale,
cleat gooti Part bnildin;s thereon, with
Saw a Milk For further partionlara, outdraw mere •
Dauptitti, nAupbl=thi
m73041:1m•
Steam Weekly to Liverpool.
MOUCHItiG at QIJAENSTOWN,, (Cork Har
bor.) The well known Steamers of the .I.Preuexd,
New York and Philadelphia. Steanmalp Company, me In.
tendedlo sail as ['Memo: '
I/EM
Dliriburgb, Saturday; July 30; City of Washington,
Saturday, August 6; City or Manchester, Satursay, Au
gust 13, and oveor aucceecling Saturday, at Noon, from
tier £4, North Riser.
Pr[AULD IF GOLD, oa In siaraysuisr is onassticr.
FIRST CABIN $BO 00 STEERAUE - $3O ou
do to London 35 00 do to L0nd0n. . .... 84 00
do to Paris... 95 00 do to Paris 40 00
do to Hamburg.... 90 00 do to Hamburg,— 37 09
' Pearangena also forwar to Havre, Bremen:
Antwerp, &c., at equally 10w stag • • • 4
Fares iloro Liverpool or iltrotaistowti: lst ()obis, $%,
$BB, Fla' "Steerage, $35. Ttiose Who wish to send fur
then' friends Can buy tickets tier.: at tLew.. rates.
OE
For further information apply at the tom any' Offigga
JOAN G. DALE, Agent, 16 Btosilwoi CVO
7J.MMEII.,MAN, Harrisburg.
Daaft Draft g • flkattl
A LIENSand persona under or over the ro-
Districzek. oaredany age, who have been enrolled invina (lAth
t, or otherglistrict lulls) Slate, 4=l/aye their
Diemption papers made out at rates axed" by law.
Now is the time to put in a substitute and avoid the
draft.
Persons who are not liable to tiraft,-and who wish to
ester the army as eabatitmea, can obtain the ingbeat pre.
"
Business transacted by mall at, legal rates, sad cost of
travel thereby avoided.
Call at once. or address by mail,
EUGENE. SNYDER,
Attorney at Law, - 3d street.
Harrisburg, l'a.
J99-eal2mo&
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that in
pursuance of the act of Assembly of Pennsylvtuma,
passed the lest day of June, 1839, the stockholders of the
Franklin Bank, of Washington, Penna., will apply to the
next session or the Legislature for a renewal - of its char
ter, with an increase of Its capital freer $150,000 to
$200,000. C. 14.Rfb3), President.
Waserretrros, PA., June 24, 1884.' je27
FOR SALE,
ANEW TRUCK suitable for a stone quarry,
with one ton or new T Rail, weighing =pounds to
the yard, for stone quarries or sidling&
DAVID 14171411 A,
Attorney itirLaw.
jyl6.Bw
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR and CORN
MEAL always on hand, of tho best quality ga-
Ira BOYNR & ROMtPEB.
I IliEESE.—Choice new Crap Cheese; just
'j received at [Vial BOYMAti KOERPI,R.
FAS BEEF and ktEgS EMS. - -A choie
.1.1.1. article of Mess Beef anft Pork
une at,
imm'&nteixti
*oft tatiOcoaatielf o . Wel k
L
DAIRY -and . .
ram YORE STATE CRDESK
At foo2ol WM.. DOCK, .IR„ & Ca
BIITTFX, . BEITTEIL--Fresh roll butter
from Snyder county received every week. Also
eased. pripti BOYER it. lEUERPER.
QUERNS and GLASSWARE, a well se
lected assortment, just, received, of the latent styles.
jy lB BOYER & ROMPER.
DRUM LARD.—Fifty firkins fine kettle
A. rendered LARD, for sate by the drkin or pound.jus t %
ecalved at JylB] BOYEn & ILOERPgR.
S PICED OYSTEBS.—Extra Fine Baltimore
Osuters, spiced, and for neck, the gallon, quart mid
pad, or kvie quantity. 13111SLER FRAXICR,
Sataitaora to W. Dock Jr. ;.&
Co.
N 1
8 ? . .. 1 7 BOOK 8.-THE SHOULDER
DAMS OF SHODDY
lust rANds - 4:!d at Kan; SCIEEFFNEVE BOOKSOCIRK
HAMS! ILIMS!—A fresh supply of_Mish
eaars'aZacelsior Hama and Dried Beef at
Igen BOYER Itz goNaKI2
fIECISMBIALCE." 'S ENGLISH
PICKIJCS, rue article for table ose,-Juat reoetreal
• IIiffIBLER & FgaZER,
rola , omeoesoota to Wei. Dock, Jr. 4 Co.
rifir,ESE-.4ltioicie ikew crop Cheese ; just
received at - totomaß & PItAZZI,
• . to W. Deck, Jr., Jr 14,
J. K DONNELL
.:.JOE MILLER
..ANDY WILLIAMS
HARRY ME.STAYER
J. G. MIDLER
KUSICLL FARCES,
COMIC OPERA'S,
NEGRO COMICAUTf k 4,
SALE.
Land for Sale.
BATES OF PASSAGE,