paik Eili4i44
NOT tCE TO ADVEItTISEIR Adver
titementß, Busktets NoticeltC Marriages.
moths, &c., to secure insertion in the
TELEGRAPH, must int - ouriably be atTom
par,ed with the CASH. -
Advertisements ordered 1u the regular
Evening 'Edition are Inserted in i he Morn
ling Edition witheut extra charge-.
AiII?,,I.'!;DTTRGi PA.
insoAl EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1861.
TOWN AND cOU NTI Y.
Grand Mass Meeting!
Relief for the Suffering People of
Chambersburg !
TURN OCT, EVERYBODY!
A meeting of the citizens of Harrisburg will
be held in the
Court House, this Evening,
to devise ways and moans for relieving jthe
suffering citizens of Ohambersburg, witose,
homes and property have been destroyed h 1
the rebel incendiaries. MANY (AMENS.'
Committee of of Public Safety'.
HARRISBURG, August 1; 184
The Committee of Public Safety appointed
by your action in town meeting, advi e that the
recent military organizations, called oat by the
emergency, meet for drill at such times as their
company commanders may designate. The
history of the last few weeks and the treatment
that Chambersburg has received froM the
rebel invaders, ought to induce us to activity
and vigilance. Do not disband. We know
not what a day may bring forth.
The company commanders will report to
Col. Dodge.
WANTED IAI ‘ , IEDIATELY--A good stout
Bby. Apply at this Wilco.
REV. CuAs. A. HAY, D. D., of this city, lras
announced to preach in 'Bedford yesterday.
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PIC-NM—The Harmony Dancing Club will
give's grand pic-nic iu Haehnlen's woods, to
morrow, August 2d. Tickets. 25 cents. Good
music in attendant...l.
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ATTENTION, MINUTE MEN!--Capt. Gibsons'
company of Minute Men will report at Head
quarters, DAILY TELEGIIIPE office, this (Mon
day) evening at seven o'clock, for drill.
S. 0. EBERLY, O. S.
Tau special attention of persons in want of
horses is directed to the advertisement of sales
of condemned Government stOck,te.talre place
at Giesboro', D. C., on Friday, sth inst., and
Tuesday, 9th inst. Rare barkainS may ;be
had, as many of the horses will become Valu
able if properly tared for. .. • •
Ittni-orrs. —Two ruo-a-ways occurred Yes
terday.. One of them was that of .a horse and
carriage, on State street. A. small .child of
Mr. Robinson's was run over. One of the
horse's feet struck the child's face, and
bruised it seriously. No other dumagei were
done. •
The other case was that of a horse attached
to a carriage, running off on Chestnut Street,
and up Dewberry alley, towards Market. The
carriage was upset and badly liroke - n. The
occupants, a man and two womeu,
thrown out, but none of them were injured.
A PIIINTDIGI OFFICE BECOME Ali
ABsEJ AL.—
When Faust and Guttenberg islore developing
the great idea of printing, they imagined that
by the influence of the art, the. ways, of pace
would be broadened and lengthened. Btit if
these worthies could visit a modern priliting
office, how they would be startled to see the
change from what in their glorious dream of
reformation, they had hoped to see achieted
for peace by the printing office. For instatice;
every compositor in the TBEFAI/Ara office has
worked with a rifle hanging at . the side of his
stand, ready for immediate use. This is war
in earnest. The "boys" %eau no idle
" show," by this preparation, as the rebel in
vader will find, should he show himself in the
banks of the Susquehanna.
I:ESTE/WAY our city presented a lively ap
pearance, notwithstanding the fact . that the
day was the Sabbath, and business suspended.
Military companies were on the move during
a portion of the dayi hundreds of skodaddlers
from Cumberland Valley passed through with
their stock; and the people were on th . c,Aook:
out for news. The churches, were rather
slimly attended. When the afternoon tram
arrived from Chambersbetrg 'a large crowd con
.
gregated at the depot. The sad intelligence
of the burning of that town by the rebelftends
cast a gloom over our citizens generally, yet
some of the copperheads, wholove the rebels
dearly, declared that the burning of phtim
bersburg was merely "retaliation for I t h) de
struotion of Gov. Letcher's residence:" They.
had doubtless forgotten that that account had
been squared by the burning of Gov. Brad
ford's house, near Baltimore... The . arrival
here of seven rebel prisoners who_ had been
engaged in applyingthe torch to the tknU(liege
in Ohambersburg, caused considerable e4ciite
ment, and it was feared that an atterapt-woUld
be made to rescue them from the hands, of
the guards for the purpose of inflibting upon
them summary punishment for their Bell
nets. Order was, however, observed, and the
prisoners were put in a place of :Tare-keeping.
Our home-rebels had all sorts.of era rittearts
in circulation in regard to defeats of Grant
and Sherman, and of a tremendous Trebel
force at Hagerstown, but the reeelpt'of gio
rions news from Grant suddenly conteadie(ed
their rumors of his defeat, and iiialiable r& A „
ports from Hagerstown ,. put the lie ttl The
other. It is to be regiotted that semeit bur
traitors did not reside' in. Charnberabutg.'
Doubtless they would have to, different:4opin
ion of the rebels in arms, from • that
they have entertained.
vauaw~atr.~tr .~:,..~- ~ rr„~n.~r~+e.,;~;~.wd~er.~-.:.::-._~..__. ~.;~.,,
WE=
- Ovrtszt• to - the - cis:slMM stab of bur
Are aro compelled to omit kvarietyol
‘inettei, *3•:,. , ;
Slm advertisement in another column, of a
sale at the residence of Philip Bradley, on
State street.
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Crrr Fxsz ApPLEATTIS. —The presiding
officers of the Fire Companies of our city, met
itoe9 o oosne svith , previousermgenvnts at
belylateeir ofhpeat k yes
ter ay. The apparatus of each was reported
in excellent working order, and such Meas
ures were ad i oßted with the view to the con
tingencies which may arise from milititry
opfratiens, as will insure prompt and efficient
action shouhtikbe required,.;
The Members of the different compamies
will repair to their respective Engine Houses
on the ringing of the, Friendship Fire 13ell.
The Miyor by nnniumoiLs vote having general
direction.
RELIEVE Triz Sow/Banns !—At the heeiki of
our local department will be found a call for
a mass meeting of our citizens, to be held
in the Court House, this evening; for the pur
pose of aiding the people of Chambersburg
who have suffered by the late fire, caused by
the torch of the robe/ incendiaries who visited
that , place. ()ter three hundred fantilifs . are
honieless, arid' have lost , all their household
'goods, clothing, &c.. There is great distress
among the people on account of the seal ity
of provisions. Many families who had com
fortable homes are penniless, and dependent
Upon the cold ,:charities•of -the wdrld fOr sub
sistence. The household goods of soldiers'
widows and families have been consumed.—
The tears cf; leickaotcend orphans cry for 44.
Let our citizens, who have "enough and to
spare," come formitrd nobly, and contribute
of , their abundance, to aid the sufferers. Let
everybody go to the Court fovea to-nighit
AnsivAL or 'Wait PaisONWA3B. —The train
from Cbambersburg last ewening brought
seven rebel +prisoners 'to this city who were
lodged injail. Their names are as follows::
Wm. Hutten, Braxton battery of artillery.
Chas. •White, " if
John D. Mitchell, company B, Virginia
cavalry. •
Henry B. Vanderson, company A. Itlst
Virginia cavalry.
John Clox,.Ampally A. Mat Va.a cavalry.
Lt. M. K. eaten, company B, Bth Virginia
cavalry
. 0 1ames.M'Clanahm, company E, 37th Vir-
ginia cavalry. , •
Many deeds of individual bmvery by some
of the citizens of Chamber burg are recur,
Mr. Austin killed a s , robe Lt. Colonel. A
colored man also killed one of the rebel pltun
derers, and SoVeral others were killed by , in
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFEREES BY TIV. RICEL
.. .
BORNJNO OF CHAMBERSIIIirEO.—Onc Day's . t
a
bor.—At ii, Icirinal Meeting itt the employee:l. in
the-various dwartmente of the PENNSYLVAiNLL
. ' 4 r4opArif printing office, the subject of tithe
burning of Chambersburg was under con lid
eration,- Wil l ett, on motion of Wien Fori ey,
the follotirig preamble 'and resolutions a ere
unanimously adopted : 1
Wunnam, We have heard with inexpre fie&
ble inclination and deep regret, of the ritbel
outrages at Chambersburg, the firing lind
burning of that town, by which' hundraclE f f of
families have been deprived of their ho Ines
auktheir. means of living; therefore,
Resolved, Tiutt we, the compositors,
•
men, editors, reporters and clerks engage d in
this office, appropriate one day's labor for ithe
relief of the people of Chambersburg.
&solved, That we recommend a like d avo
tion ota day's labor to our craftsinen in ,the
different printing establishments of the &tate
of Pennsylvania.
. Zcsolucd, That t a.copy of these resolutiibns
be transmitted to the Burgess and Town
Council of C'hambersburg ; and that W. H. '.ll.
Sieg, John '*ergtison and Sainnel Strock, be
appointed a committee to collect and forwa.rd
said contributions.
LETT= Fnom Ax ora.,-+-By the followig
extraets from a letter dated "Peach Creek„ 5
miles from Atlanta," July '2lst we have 'an
account of an active engagement, in wihigh
many.of . onr Harristlarg FoldiersPoxtioilmtbd•
The 46th, under the gallant Knipe, va t s, as
usrutf;" ii the hottist part of the fight Want
of iipace.Rivents f us from publishing, 'the let
ter entire:
"Wo had a hard-fonght battle along this
creek yesterday afternoon. It was nera al y
confined to Hooker's corps, whicab,iuto,44 Gat
brigade, on the . ' loft. We received a good
Iklan.Y.l 3 helle and +input musket balls, which
'wounded some 2tWour men slightly. Major
-Locker had his swor,d belt torn off by a pisce
of shell. Josepit'Sharp W4B grazed by , a Neel)
of a shell, which stmckaim on the' back 1
lof
the head.
“Hooker l i'Men' suffered pretby” severely,
but their log; was not to be compar ed with thkat
of the rebels. One of our divisions vta,s
badly out up by.; an overwhelming force of the
enemy being brought against it., but the Join
nies had to fall baek soon aftek, under a gal r ,
ling musketry fire. They left, a great numbe.,
of dead and wounded in oar handir.
"The prisaners we have ta.ken say,that
will have hard fighting before we get Alanta,"-•
and yesterday's operations lead us to believe'
that such iv. the case. Bait -if they attack us
es they did,itis time, they willlose half their
.
army by am" time . se get this city.
w
'The eather Is intensely hot, and the
wounded menapktele.pitited::: But the fight
ing cannot,wenkust have Atlanta bile
fore we, can comae w4rations. I believe we
sill lakive it Is3fore this letters reach& you.
crossed the Chattakoochie river on
Sunday. It is about the size of the. Juniata
at its mouth.-
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-: Tem' . T.tii.--1. have just leafing that - the 46th
,PaiSia. - regiment lost pretty bnavily in the
engageinonh,oi the.2oth (day befo.re yesterday.)
In that geilant regiment, twent}-three ., ree were
killed ;a one hundred and tali szotinded.
Rattyr ityir
Arid. John .Ebersole were .killed ;
a b i a,rA ik u . olf, of Co. D. These are eel from
your your -val. The noble General Nwip e t ‘rid a
horse shot from under him, but he is 8. 1 1 . 0* SELLING of Summer Goods at low priest,
-Alellabitilialiafe. -''4l ' such as summer teem Goods, Lawns. Sun Omer& la
-*
"Th e rebels lefetheit **orb; in front or 4.', Lace %awl& fuld "Seteiner =hill , We oali
have also ! pn
• 'l4reprAtriftll4 l l . 3 now. within two mo ss of baS ii snr g refr, !,
~ ..,x.r...„..., gat,
taao.„.d cst,y of Atlanta. .. - In the. advar fo
,wita :,' o „,, n b l i ce , At o es ., 3 4 A i des Gambdos, White a d
' *hi the 79th lhat smti4:'men, but I have c idorodilanaels, ailltill faman wworthsenSX - ai r eY
,
not4eftrpted-_,Weir names. " ' ~,„ k surpasses by any. To.all 4 wid th *mho* moe
. wish to purchaeo, aim premiss so eons les
4. .Tlo%li:the ` , worlst camp country_l. ever
. 6 wiLe . 0 can n o m them for again. As all kinds of dry
Aillry I:l=l i ttite'bilt MG ad tecpl2,-
.-- '. we 'graph); everyday, now il! the tiwearlity. '
yjnes o 'i . a cleared field MO be seen." brie ' a LIM.
I===
ii.]:;i - ovED. —We have , just 4:een.
, .. •
informed that Gen. Conch haabeen. inrally
removed. Gen. Cadwalader of Philadelphia
has beenordered here to.taltii charge of the
defenses and he is already in the city, bOnging
with him iL raosit*: o parrot guns also
rcerettinsitMge - think: W congratulat4 the
country at large, and the citizens Of de
partment in particular on the chaige. We
may now hope , that something rill be done.
WANTED. —A single young man wants s fur
nished room, :with•or without bosrd. Good
references giyen. , Address Colon, Post offtec.
qut-3t='
.......d.p.,........
A nlF,Flrnic, of the citizens of the Third card
will be held this 'evening, at Hoffman's Frank
lin House, Walnut Strdet, to transact Wain c.:ss
relative to clearing thinvard from the inzvend
ing draft. A .full attendance is requested.
The hour of meeting is eight o'clock.
SUM THEY Co !—Some ten or twelve
live rebels were brought hare on tthe Cumber
land Valley train, this forenoon. They were
picked up in the vicinity of Chambersburg,
having straggled from the main body. No
two were dressed alike. One of theta had on
a full suit said to be the property of Mx. Hut
ton, of Chambersburg.
THE HiiiH T BOUNTY.--Oapt. Miles - , who is
raising a company of men for one year's ser•
vice, pays the highest bounties offered bi the
State. Those who desire tcienlist in hie com
pany should do so at ones, as ittis rapidly
filling up.
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erh.ZEi* FIRE 'ENGINE AND HAW. Cou!.wr.
—A stated meeting of the "Citizen Fire' tn
gine and Hose Company". will be held at their
Hall this (Monday) oveniFig,;,.Ang. let, 1881,
at 8 o'clock..
- MAL DrvEN; of the 12th Penna. Betmvsis,
has received authority to raise companies to
form a regiment for one year's service, milk&
he is to command. Parties whiling to recruit
for his regiment will call oni or - address,
Capt. O.ItEM, White gail'Hotel. garrisburg,
Pa. ' jyBo-2t*
One Yearls Service.
VARB*XE GUARDS. —This can:Tony is fast
filling up. Young men are wanted, to, - Thom
the highest bounty will be paid. Appl:y at
the recruiting, headpUtrters in the Walnut St.
EXCHANGE (lower room,) to G. Washingtun
Fenn, mustering nfacer, or Mark T. Cask ,
•
Recruiting Oftlcer.l • and-2t
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Volunteers Wanted for One YCIRT.
lierbeke Otiurde.-=-Tho undsrOgned has re
_
Ceived authority to raise a company for
,ono
year's service in lieu. of the druft.._ •_tiOlf/b4sin!.
ty will be given to all good men,•and possibly
f4OO. At till- events I have made such ar
ra.ngemoilts as will insure to all the itiaimer
sotutTv given anywhere. This is the Holy
way to avoid the draft. HeadquatOrs at' the
EXCELWOR, Wahut street.. ;
G. WASHINGTOIC7Epi,.
j728-tf
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TEE REBELS. —We have reason to say that
the rebels who lately-:visited Claambershurg
have left our State. The destruction, distress .
and humiliation that they left , . with bp is .a
living monument of the stupidity. that edema
to control this military department. As tali- -
zero we can but sympathize, and contrilontii
assistance to remove the dietresii and bc)tter
the condition of those who have - met with
calamityat Chambersbrirg. Apart from 1 ie,
yus
and in view of the object upon which w in
tended to : write, it may not •.be'out of pia* to
!say that LC. L. Bowman, cif • flis", chierip 'dry
goods store, 2 l,l 1, Corner of Brontand Illar
ket streets. wareeeive to-day azuhtnamorirow
(August Ist and 2d) a handsome letef lfew
Goods We would again remind our nations,
of the - cheap lot,of BESMANTS.Ou ham 1 fie
delaines and fine dress goods.suitable to catil
'dren, at very low prices. . .
SPECIAL X OTICEA.
•
DO YOU WIND. WO BE CURED! ,
DAL. SUGHAN'S ENDLIME spicartc•PiLLA cum, in
Alban 30_dayit the .wort oases et-NSRVOUBN EU,
ktiStencY, ?rein/Am:Nom &mini • weakness. It Wan
ttbitud Winery, Sexual and Mesons aroodon.s, IRO
inawnltoniirbat cause produced. Pric4 One twlbrr por
box. Beet, post-paid. by mail, on rreeipt of an carder
One Ilex vnli. perfect the cure in moat eases. addrcies
JAMES 8. BUTLER,'
,ryl.b.d,kw2m Sellers! Agent, 429 Broadway, IC 1.
. A. WOAD TQ . ..M114.1410V151G.
There la no need of any person having the D.T.entery
for one day. AU I ask of the public is to VT my Dysen
tery- Drops; ouiy 25 centea butte.; It livery pleasant to
take; 'eau bo given to "dchild of any age with great confi•
deuce. It has cured very cases, tintl. .4150 of tong
standing It is indeed worth trying Prepaied aftd told
only by Dirs. L Bali, eolith ruao atrect, auniiibuyg.
, _ .
iffilitil;rylii64/1111 Attended TO..
Bounty, Pension, Back Pni;,.olllgllaterice and litllitary
and War Claims, generally, made cdt Mid collected. Per
acne residing at a distance can have , their' bordrtoss trine
acted by mail, by addressing ,
BUOBNEBWIITIBR,
Third week Harrisbars
elt-tUy
EDITOR OF TELEGRAPH: '
Dear sir: Wah'y.ut permission I wish to way to the
readers of your paper that I will sand, by. return mail; to
all who wish it (free - ) a Recipe,. with full directions for
making and using a"simple Vegetable ' Balm, that will'ef
factually remove in . ten days, pimples, Blotches, Tin
FrePkies, and all Impurities of the Skin, *tying Om rape
Soft, clear, smooth and Ixastifui .•
I will also mail free to those having Bald Heads nr Hare.
Faces, situp . ° directions and information that will enable
_Chorine riarraltilt grovEtret
grit Idoustactie,..in less than tbAtl.d. l / 4 ,,.
41 1 • litk 1 10 c!Rs..l.,..NnvvrogrAliix.ilpili: without
sq ,
• \ • t'• • ,PRO. F.!;t1f141, - P,' • "rilldi
i3.. 4 0: 1i .4 4- - - - . 4-tpliv7l; . ': . 14k! • 'l 4 : 430, 11 7",,Er c
tom. 7 " r
401 nee
• illitcheibk I:I(1 FLY e t "(twat
cheap artliK_eissy , to USES. Every litres ES.
SOLOARZYWAR/K
..- 'FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO., 10th and - Market streets,
Philadelphia, 'wholesale agents. • • -sai2l-d&wast.
A CARD TO Tllig SIIFFRIbLING.
- -
Swallow two or three hogsheads of "EkeMt," *.‘Toinic
Bitters," "Sersapatilla," "Maroons , Andletoteti," &e,
&c., and atter you are satisfied with the result., then try
one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECI
FIC PlLLS—and be restored to health and vigar In I tes
than thirty days. They see purely vegetable. plearianti to
take, prompt and salutary in their effects on , toe broken-
town and ohatterad constitution. Old and yeaug can tehte
them with advantage. Importe t and soli lit the Unified
States only by JAS. 8 BUTLIrR,
. , No. 421 Broadway, !i.ew
star Agent for the lisrted
P. S.—A Box of the Pills, securely Peeked, will i be
mailed to any address on rewire id rice, which' fa ONE
DOLLAK, post4eld—money Wowed by the Agouti It
entire sattsfacrion Is not even. j715.d&W31:01
-...fflipet.w
Bauwvart's Troches.
For the ware of Hoarseness, Throat Dis
eases, a0., - -ere specially recommended th,
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls them to speak in public. Manufactured
only by C. A. Bannvart & Co., Harrisburg,.
Pa-, to whoni - all orders should bo addressed.
bold by druggist every. where.
Read the following testimonials from some
of our eminent clergymen:
Hasarsenno, Feb. 6th, 18b4.,
0. A, Betinvemr--Dear Sir: I have used
Brown's Bronchial Troches, Wistar's Lozenges
and other plepartilions for hoarseness and
throat troubles, anrin comparison with them
all, can chetirfn . lly , .eonamend your own; as or
most admiral* specific for public. speakers
and singers, in cavil of hoarseness, coughs
cad ee{uw, hav9, found them serving, m
ties of need, mosteffectually.
Yours trulK: T. H. ROBINSON,
Pastor of N. 4, Presbyterian Church::'
Alit-lagreg-withllr. liobinsoo to the
value of Bannvar.riiTroches.
. W. 0. CATMLL,
Late Pastor et 0. S.` Presbyterian Church
HABBISBTME+, den., 1,-,64.
To C. A. ItAcurvarr—D. Sir: In th habit
of speaking , :wry frequently, and in places
where the vocal organs are very much taxed,
I have fount the need of some gentle expecto
rant, and that want has been supplied in your
excellent Triiikes.
I consider„,knem very far superior to saw
Lozenges that I have ever used, in removing
speedily thathyskiness of the voice arising
from its too ftequent use, and impairing th
effectiveness of the delivery of public ar:
dresses. Yours, &0.,
JNO.
,
JNO. WALKER JACKSON.
Pastor of the Locust St. Methodist Ohurdhi
, ••••..164, •
To C. A. Bamrvairr—bear Sir: Ha4irig use(
your Troches, I am free to say they are
the best have ?vox q tried apt: take great
pioistue,in rebtitiniendlng theMt4 ailpersons
afflicted sore " throat or Infatmeas of
voice arising from public speaking or singing.
Yours, &0., G. G. ItAXESTRAW,.
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.
' Ammer Arroassx's
Efamassuno, Fab. 29, 1864.
To 0.8ANTiv..,e,,,,8 IDear Sir: I have
routa'youi - triSohliti taabat.inviditable in re
lieving hoarseness and in strengthening the
muscles of the throat. They impart clearness
to the voice, and are certainly of great bene
fltto all public speakers. -L. J. HERB
PURE VEGETABLE TONIC..
THE most healthy persons feel more or less
weak this extreme warm weather, mid lose their ap
petite. They need a good strung Tonic-One that will
strengthen the nervous system and stomach. This they
can get at 50 cents per bottle, at Mrs. L. Ball's. ago. 27.
South Pme spree ilaq s u g prders. from a distance
- -- angt
•
Brown's Bronchial Troches.
i„have never changed my mind respecting them'from
the Arm, etMitsot. to thinleYethettior of that whialt I began
thinitiog•well•of "• • Rev HEINRY.WARD Bsgest.R.
"The TrOebes are a. staff °Cafe to lee,"
• \ . keel •• ; -`• Pnis; EDWARD NORTH, -
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N.' Y.
•:p4 Tarlara ThYllbit4l arottepeMtlo'."'
- -"T4S6 facjecithlY ImovacteMeed commendation."
s.IHAB; AP - PHELPS, Ptak •fifaatt.--lett , ate.
"tpletturo UM MM4Ar'fii* injuribue!
• • - Pt, A- et:'‘ATES, Chemfat, thittoo.
"Au elegant eetteidt Mfiglair ooulllia." •
erriPIWG. P.-BIOPLOW, Batton.
"I recommend their use to public speakers."
Hey. N. H. CHAPN
"Most salutary relief in Itronshitia"
• Rev, R. SEIGFICIED, Morristown, Ohio.
"Very beneficial when anermiug tram Colds.
Rev. S. 3. P. WERSON. St Louis.
VAltmletluttapt.relfer In.Vtaidtrenattfi labor of breath
ing peculiar to Aathma."
Rev. A. O. EGLESTON, New York.
"They have suited my case exactly, ret , evinetny throat
so that I could sing with ease." T. DUCHARRO,
phorlater Frew* Parish Church, MontriaL
there snalmitallonit trattoria° ohmic the CHCYCHNIL
jangl-dhw
=I
• •
• ..11Vante0-to Kent, .
AHOUSE containing 5 or 6 rooms for a
small famr,y. Leave directions at th is oftice.!lient
paid in advance monthly, if required.
WANTED,
PR A QUID% Malt 41fE NDE R App a
tlio saloon under Hon's Hotel. jy29.4tf
WANTED,
1 .
GOOD BLACKSMITHS at the EIL•
G Works. [ly2o-3V] W. 0. HICKOK.'
AKTETI,-AE 4150 jeer: Moth. We want
a roliaalo aurasser in erory county. We,have
agents m01t.1.;g41611' focittonttt , whtch‘vre vgil prove to
any diiabitsgapplicauto .Alitdress - t• •
" 4 " JONIIIBI BROS.& CO.,
,Irilw-Ten: 1.a.) • •: • 2seßattundwa,
SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
WO substitutes to servo for one year vau1t
..e4,114 44 0 9 1 .4 2 ; 0 oackk,wa yroid . Apply.. to
Thomas • k Maotowel; atiotney-itrSavi ' o.sce in Third
street, near Pole, Harrisburg, Pa. - ! r27 -ti
SUBSTITUTES WANTED,
'L - 1011, which a liberal price will be paid.
Apply at tho C'nJou Hotel; Markt ttsaat, -
..,* 8. S.• HELLMAN
vANDIVIALTES.
•
•,„
AH. 1141 YR of' East Hfintiver.temnsixip,
. offers himself as a candidate for the office of 'Reg
ister. If nominated, and elected be pledges himself to
10161 the duties of the eine* with fidelity. jy27-wic*
::3 i+ti4lBl
GtORGE MARK. of South Hanover town
ship, otters Moo& as a candidate foc the office of
REGISTER, of Dauphin county. If elected, Mr. Nark
'pledges himself to perform the duties of said officemith
fidelity
. j e29
opizortrATE: volt ocilteltir.gs;
•-•. • • di- "-^ AlOtitillolll4 - Pi:;%ltuw %Viet.
MITE timdeitiriktital rehTiorithanviiffersliinctself
to the Ropablteass of the 14th Congressional Dis
erlot of Pennsytyania,,oomposed of the counties of Dan
phittabdati, Seithosnbeilandi HMOS sad Snyder, for
somistation by the several county conventions of the said
District. peoltdtel JOSIAH ESPY.
ikvitßic . - •
'4ll tEit
DIID'OLPII". _lantitiv of, .East iitinover
"At toerrushla, offers blinselfsts acindidate for the office
of Reglemir. If Dent'eate I hod elected he .p edgee hire
self to fold the duties of the offhle with fidelity.
1025-d2w twte* RUDOLPH MILLER.
$3OO REWARD.
THE fpßouiug IJuited States securities have
boon lost, viz:
41;000 7840 Treasury Note, dated Oct. 1,1881, No, 22,477
500 do do Ve. 3
500 -
500 d
d doo o do l.,,se e.
1,579
' '
The liiiit &Mae tiie , cocifiiia from Oa'. 1, 1862,
inclusive.
3100 7 310,Ttlea-autYNote,idated Aug, 10,'8I. No. 01,084
100 do do 64 227
100 do do t 4228
100 do do 64,229
100 do do 041230
The latter tire notes hare on them the coupons from
Fob .19, 1689, Inclu4ve„
Sl,OOO One Year Certificate of lndebteditese, due April 7,
1883, No. 8,194
..
sir PAYMENT ON ALL THE ABOVE HAS BEEN
STOPPED at the United States Treasury, and the holder
of them will not receive paym nt The above reward will
be paid, on behalf of4e ferson owning them, if loft with
J. W. Walit, cashier.
1 , li4zi44l9was2iv
HARRISIIIMG, July A?
NE W BO OPK k-nEE SELOtfLDEB
NIP
DAYS OF SHODDY
tupt mw"ltel At 101181 WRIVSI RINITCSTORIt
111CrA.M81 HAM'S-.& fresh *Ripply . of Mien
Jl-1- enerteil atoeletlir , 14# s andativlitißrlmi6p It
init2o
-
vam , , WELL'S ENGLIEgt
iv maw, ara fil,.arllcle for table are, boa reeeitod
and for gale by " 811181.11 R & FRAZER,
[bbl (ptoomoors to Wm. Dock, & Co.)
Ts.
•9PENING
*lnt Tat: -
ONTINENTAL- . . COMBINATION COMPANY,
ON MONDAY. JULY 25, 1.854.
9 4 111113 company consists of the best star per
formers, coasls,thig ar=
SINGERS, • •
• -0014DIASS,
GYMNASTS, &O.
I.l . le : mithger takes F? ansbtt >: Cit.,g thst, they
tusking THE ConWt Hest the dity.
HARRY WELLS & CO.; Praptiet.orr...-
tILLT Ftornut, Business .88iit. jy2B d2t
C A.N rozorrty 'IEI A
WALNUT STREET, BELOW MED.
Busiae s ageai..
Stage 14,frifiager. .....
Leader of Orcheaor
Tmastircr . , .
OPES every night with a...are:Ague cora
pauy of male and female artistes The yerform
mice embraces every variety of legitimate amuEement,
such B 6 .•
SINGING.
DANCP,G,
PANTOMIMES,
BURLESQUE; • AND JESTS.
Admission, 213 cents.' .'o to la private boxes 6U cent&
poo' open. at 7. To coalmine° at 8 o'clock. tyltidtf
GOVERNMENT SALES, &C.
AUCTION SALE,
ft
C 6 N NED H 6 it:B ES.
TAR thiPAATKEIit, CAVALRY Bc , Easy,
OFT/C8 os.Cwari , QUARTERDIAST=,
wesansgyrox, D. Q., July 4, 1.8e34.
WILL be sold at public!' auction, to the
ktigyeg, etafter, - sa ttw times and place numed
low, - ' •
.-'4.ltoona, Perin's, Ilimii4ay,.Auguat 41.11, 1664.
Prion'i,Thursday, August nth,
TWO HUNDRED (200) Cavalry Horses at each place.
These Horses bavektbeen condemned as aura for the
Cavalry service. of the fumy.
For road and fatal purpc*.es. many rood bargains may
be had.
Horses sold singly..-
TERMS: CASH. reunited Staten Currency
.TAMES A.
LC. col. and C. Q. M. Cavalry Bureau.
j76-dtd
H/CI.I4CARTERS, PEMTLVANIA I:1111121k,
Hearanattunt, July 29,1981.
OWNERAL CR1A11.4,1
No. 52 4
Authority from thoZVar Dapartnient, dated July VIC,
Mgt , bating this driyer.. received to raise Teb ;keys' Reg
iments of Volunteer Infantry, under the call of the Prett
dent of the United Etatea, of the 18th inst., for Five Hen-
- droll Thousand (500,090) men,
It is ordered:
I. Fpecial authorities will be granted to raise comps,"
nios,to be recruited asid organized agreeably to General Or
ders No. 131, War DePartment, aeries of 1364. Prefer
ence will be given to parsons who have been in service
and have been honqrably discharged.
11. Applicatiors llin. appointments as mustering Lies
tenants, under the above order, wit/ be immediately made
to the offioe,of the Adjutant General of. the State.
; lit CoMinanding otkere o 1 agenda or of tagapaniee
recruited'wesrof Jolioslown and the Laurel Hill range Of
the mountains will report to the commanding officer,
Camp Reynolds, near Pittsburg ' Pennsylvania; all east. of
that lino and west of, .and 115cludiug Reading, Ppiahsylve.-
ME - Will 'report to the c,ommandrug officer Camp Curtin,
Harrisberg; east,of Beading and that line will, re on
to the commanding Offieer, Camp Cradivalader,
phia.
Upon the application of the commanding officer, or of
the mustering Lieuteragnf of a company, to the agents of
the different railroad Rompanies throughout the State,
transportation to. the
,camp of rendezvcors will be fur
nished. • •
IV. Actualaad gecessary, expenses for boarding and
lodging of t. peps, ranted ender this order, will be paid by
tho United States disburaiptefficer, at, the proper post, at
a Menet exoetaling forty emus per day for each' man
mustered into the sentee of t 1 .United States on the af•
ildavit . pf tho,olticerftusiehMirthe metqaupported by the
recelptaof.the partyjo whom the money was paid MUM
of the men, and theslat•tx between *Poll each. hum was
boarded and lodied,, , m at be elated M the seca=nt; ren
,
dered.
• - -
V Thoiorm or sorclee crlll bo for-either one, two or
three years. as recruits may elect.,
Regiments must be mustered in before Peptamber
fifth. (sth.) elichteezuhuncirod and sixty•foor (tBd4 ) In
order that th stray be credited on the quota of the
State under.the afotosatd call.
NIL Incomplete reglmetin and companies which fail
to organize, will be comeldated within a reasonable time.
so as to form and be mas•ered in with complelo regi
moatal oigaiaizai ions irofore that date •
vat boon tea will It paid by the Uttiti , 4 States !Gov
omment as follows , viz:
For rcrulta'for onoyear?...." l "
ct tc two years
• three ,
yeyra. • • :AA....4.1. " SOO
• f;
61 4 13ountY wilt 1 , 4;144 by the
mustertng and dl,ibursing, &neors when the rea.ult 13 :rllll3.
tared in, as follows; • .• ,
Tea recritt 7.h0 enlists in the army ferl year... $O3 Z'..l
.‘ . k • 2 year 3 06 6 6
" . •*
; • " 3 yeanr.. 10,00
As a ravarti far tucritariwit oonguct, and also to seem
valuable,militray'experMace appointments of Field Of.
,firers tntr be made, except finder peculiar circurattancea,
ein met who hare been ig ZerVICO .tn.d have been hen
• =My 6:charged. Brorder of
A. G. cu pars,
Governor and Gommantier-Is : Chtiet
A. L. Ruaanc, Adjutant General, .fenne3lvanir,.
Thc- *aluezed order is Vublished for genera! info
;ma
Wan ust,urrsatace, Afurrass. Gessaam's Orrics:}
If.i.sjitfretem,ltaxch
GENERAL 0110E1t8 .1
IBL
General Oide*s, No. 75.'serles of 1862, ate hereby re
scinded, and the Wowing Orders wit!. govern , hereafter,
in tiea thereof: . .
L In orgmizing'new' regimmts or .inlependent com
panies of Volunte re, the Governors of States are he'reby;
authorized to appoint, in addition to the stair calkers
heretorore authorized, one Second Lieutenant for each
company: who :aball be conditionally mustered lute ear.
vice at tile date of his appointment. any officer thus
appointed and mustered, sha I oniy be entitled to re paid
ont the tonster-and pay roil of Ma company, an 1 should
he fill to enlist an organized company within such time
.as the War Department may designate, the men enlisted
by him shall be transferred to some other company; his
appointment shall be cancelled and he shall be discharged
without pay, unless the Governor give him a poation in
the , chnso.idated company to which his men shall have
been transferred. . .
7.lt.2..kfastertngMlicenrwilrrettfitfdlhe Ad.
jutant General of the . Army thee:fi name of every Recruit
ing Ltenl nant mustered-Woe service by them. under
a couilitlimal letteei.otiqopobetment, together with th e
companY tineregiment ter which he recruiting. OIL
cora will be mustered into the service only on the autheri
ty, of. the Gosetnor of „the State to which their regiments
belong.
111. Articles of enlistment will bemado out in dupli
cate by.Fuch recruiting cillhers,auad will be disposed of as
prutided , bynaragr.ph - 15, page 80, ReCruiting llogula-
Voile,- Volunteer 8 nice..
Recruits will be sent to the
reg mental rend avous,,et 1 sat. as t Den asamen a w.
where they will be immediately examined by the Surgeon
of the regiment, or other Surgeon emviol ed'fiar -that pur
pose by the zoperintendent Volunteer Recruiting Service.
and if found unfit for duty by reason of permanent disa
bility; will be discharged from the service forthwith by
the Surgeon, who 'will report such discharges to tNe Su
perintendent Volunteer Recruit* Service, and also to
the Adjutant of the regiment, noting particularly those
eases whero the disability yes obvi ma at the time of en..
listment. As soon tut: the organization is complete. It
shall be carefully inspected and mustered by a United
-tales Mustering oaken who will see that at least the
.minimum number of each company is present; no absent
ees will be counted.
IV. Until regiments or independent companiee, are or
ganize(' and mustered in; ti May- 111 tie under the control
of the GoVernor of tho State, but ell requisitions tor
Q uar termaster, Medical, itiad'Onlitance'Stores, all contracts
for fuel, straw, and subsistence,_rind all requisitions for
transportation, must be approved' by the Superintendent
of Volunt.ter Recruiting Survive for the State or Division.
V, No accounts for expenses incyrisil,in raising Dew
organizations shall be paid by Disturr4ng - Cifricers un!tes
approvkd by the Superintendent of Volunteer Recruiting
'Service.
By order of the Secretary of WIT . f ix '
To
k3illtant Mittial),lGlaka;d
-1Y29 at
Orncui..
LOST,
Othe 25thbuf.,:iiiihe oats of the N. O.
it it; bailees' Pell Tigrertpri aed Voltam% • at
between theinitiAorg oopot s 1 the Harrisburg Cur
FaollorfLir Ott of,TECIS, on silver pima. A liberralre
war4tais pahrtfolthera tf lett at
*Et 13941 Ttifittill lie: delivered in
)
' " aie,div,„.lllordirs left atapPtes
pails 'efore;Market w are, will Co It deeded tn.
H. DICK.MAN.
jy27-Iw*
iL OMNELL
.. S.
Jot 4 HILLItit
:ANDY WILLIAMS
HARRY MEATAYIK.F.
5.G. EIIDLER
NrediCAL FARCE,
CDMIC OPERAS,
NEGRO
$lOO
THIS OFFI
P4Ov ArtY IffiIkT I SIIME TS•
CO - 617 Alt's"
VEfil!=if
kicrglfmTNAToits.
"COSTAR'S" EXTERSITNATOM
EXTEJUAINAToR I 3.
-COsTAWS".EXTERMINATuRS.
• EXTERMATORS.,
:'COSTAR'S" li.-I:REMENTATOM
EXTERMDIATO4.
"MrSTAIVS" EXTEREINAM.
ExTERvINATogS.
'COSTAR'S" EXTERMMATOES...--
F.XTrasiINATORa
COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATOR:4.
EXTERMINATOR&
'COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
ExTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS..
•TOSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMLNAToRS.
EXTERMINATORS.
" , COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR'S - ExTERmINATOits.
TXTERMINATORs.
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATONS.
“COSTARis , EXTERMINATOM
FXTSRMLNAwRs.
"CASTAR'S - EXTRI,MINATORs.
EXTSRMINATOBS.
-OCCUR'S" RYT,RMINATObS.
EXTERMINATORS.
For Rats. Mine, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Pleas, Moths to Furs, Woolens, Insects
on Plants, Fowls, Animals, etc.
"15 yore established In 14. Y. City."
'
nly infallible remedies jfitOWIL.
Tree from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the gun= Family."
"Rats - come out of their holes to die."
/Er Sold by all Druggists everywhere
sir! t t BuwAss l f t of all worthlees imitations,
sir" Cosiar i s" INTot, No. 4 , 32 Broadway, N. Y.
akeilold by D. W. GROSS & CO.,
Wholesale and ietall agents
And by all Druggists in Harrisburg. Pa j.lO-dawarn
SELLING OUT LOW
OUR STOCK OF LIQUORSt
NVE intend todisoontinue the sale of Li
quors am: offer our stook at a very amtdl advance
from cost price. We have purchased all our liquors be
fore the last rise and have a largo sock on band for three
o , four years, which are prarantetd mallet he purchased
now at any price from the importer?.
Our §teca consists cf
V7M.ISECUE,S
of all grades.
farWe have parts of three barrels pure RYE., sot
colored, and 10 degrees above proof, 2% years old.
WOES of all Grades, Domestic and Imported,
__ BRAN DIES.
We have part of ,K cask FIFINTNINREY BLOWY.
to which we incite the particular attention of families for
medi , inal purposes.
r
The Brandy cannot be bought today, front importers,
leas than $l5 per gallon. We will sell it for $l2 per gal
lon.
SCOTCH AND ENGLLSH ALES, ,
CHAMPAGNE WINE 4
CLARETS, &U
Ireinvite the inspection of Hotel Keepers. and Liquor
Keathants generally, as we intend to - sell, without re
serve, all our Liquors, and this will be a good *promo
any for bargalw.
_je2o
CLOAKS,
CIRCULARS
Arm
MANTILLAS,
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW BUrLDrNG,
MARKET STREET.
A New Philadelphia Cloak Store. Rave no* a splendid
assortment of •
SPRING & SUMMER MANTELS, -.I
FRENCH CLOTH CIRCULARS,'
NEW FRENCH BAUM, AND
xaw FRENCiEi LOOSE BASES.
The above beautiful samples, In Avon , ' color and hand
somoly trimmed, from $l6O to $/b
1000 SILK MANTRL
CMCINARS, STICKS AND RAtilyz,
Hand4Ornely and el- hly trimmed, from $/0 opira::::
CHILDREN'S MANTELS ICY-LARGE VARICTI
my2s
=
T HE public are requested to 'aftend the
°gown of the new thy goods store of Brandt
Bowman, on Thursday morning, July Tth. at the south
east oomer of Second and Walnut streets date the store
room t,f Joiogh Nahnwiler.l This new thin have bought
.ut the attire stock from Mr. Kahnwiler at very low
!dices and in-000D-FAITH say txtrio paring that they
will sell . ittts. stook Of goods at one.tbarth less than the
name kind of go.:ds rail. NOV: kin Rink:ay AT WItol•M
-SALM, • , iy&da
CRYSTALIZE")
CONCENTRATED 'LEMONADE.
I S a pleasant. healthy bevera g e_ -
Cu.•\ rcticta:Lz I.or at:slitib un• sae
ever or Brett thirst. •
Its VorM'Aiiti reeorumeude it 'o travelert. =
Its convenience at pi-nice will he apreciated.
No eugar required; one tablospoonful simply diSsolve4
n a glass of cold water and it is: doua -
IiELLER'S DRUG Alill FANCIC (1001) STORE;
Jeri. No. tit, Market etreet.
11 - ENT PHILADELPHIA
Ct L O ,A R. -STORM.
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW SLOGS,
Market Street, Harristmtv.
I,OOIDDTFFERENT EM LS
0$ FASHIONABLE
OLOAKti A.ND OIEOLTLARN
• AND
FAX SPRUNG SELII*I.S.
win epee on the let of April. kinarli-41y
PHOTOGRAPHS.
A LUMP, assortment of Photographs of
A
:Generals ;tad fancy pictures for rale MAP. at $1
per doter, at SCEMTErt'S BOOK STOP.Z,
rity2o • Harriena74., Pa
sr, DORN JABSENGLISH PIONI,NS
kir oomprising fleatilly, Chow Chow, Cauliflower,
Mixed Pieklee, Gatti; 'Walnuts and Onions. For tale
wholesale and retail by BHISLER Ai FRAZER,
okra .ISTICOPROMS to W. Pock. Jr.. Ai Co
TIIST RECEIVED-44 gallons pure currant
EP mine, there' 'a Lancaster county farmer; 'the fib-eat
made domestic was in this city. Price v 3 CO pee eon
for emu at. SHISLER & ritas
jet) SILOCr...E'HS to Wl)3,,Dec4. (XL
MICILENER'S excelsior hare" of thi s sea.
eltriug. Jug, rzceireAl and for site by
BRISLER VlRAZEP
fguecowors Wrn. Dnek, ir.,,
dools
BASKETS. BASKETS, in great variety at
SHISLER & FRAZER,
'027 • • Bocce:lsom to W, Dock. Jr., & Co.
•
A FRESH supply of Miclieuer's Celebrated
Bumf:hired Hama and Dried LBeef, at
BOVRR k KORRPRD.
DOCKET BOOKS, BETORSKIN PURSES
PORTESIONNAIES, asd a genera! variety of LSAL
171Ra GOODS, itiSt received at
BRRAINEWS RoOK.N.TORz.
nIICKSTERS' BASKETS.-Shialer &Pm
ser, silete243ol2to Dock, Jr., &Co., have on hand
35 omen hickory baikkets. Price 060 pn• dozen. je9
ID BAILED OYSTERS. —Yorkßiver Oysters,
Hermetleally sealed. J.ut received this mortal ug, end
tor.hate by the down or bottle, et ,
Jy IRRIgLER & FRAZER
VERY PINE, INDEED!
To ourfine and exteltWilstock of Photo
graph abaft.; 'had Pkfoiostraph Card Pictures, we
hare added a BEAIMITL ENIMLOPE for the reception
of card plctxtres. They must be seetilmd will ue tred
garThotographers supplied at the very lowest *hole.
sale price, and their cant printed upon them for WO) per
thosaand, Wholesale and retail, at
may 24 SONEFFEBI =UK STnEli.
BREF ITINOVES.---Fine lame boef tongues,
O eared by .1..11. Michener &Co , and tor sale
'MISLED 4 MAZER,
5n13C074:01 to - 17. Dock. : Ir- tr
MI
WU.. VDTS, CAVA AINITTS,
Foreale wheleado at f
saistal , a.
succsors to W. 1.0e.k..y.,A
mys
rtErEEISE--Ohoioe new crop Cheese, just
‘.../ received at BRIBLAR & FRAZER,
Summon to W. Dock, Jr.. it Co
SRI9LP.It k FRAZF.R