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thiemen t s , Business Notices, Marriages,
D ea ths, Am., to secure insertiote is tlhe
TELEGRAPH, must invariably beiseann
parried with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the-regular
Evening Edition are Inserted in the Morn
ing Edition without esti* charge.
HARRISBURG, PA
TESEDII EVENING, AUGUST x. Wt.
rOB6'N AND COUNTRY
WANTED'.--A single young man wants a fur
nished room, with or without -board. Good
references given. Address Colon, Post office.
sul-2to
MAT. DivEN, of the 12th Pennsylvania 11,e,
serves, has received authority to raise compa
nies to form a regiment for one year's service,
which ho is to command. Parties wishing to
recruit for hie regiment will call on or ad
dress Capt. OREM, White Hall Hotel, Harris
burg, Pa. ai2•flltr,
One Year's Service.
VERBEILE GITAIMS. —This company is fast
tilling up. Young men are wanted, to whom
the highest bounty will be paid. Apply at
the recraiting headquarters in the Walnut fit.
EXCHANGE (lower room,) to G. Washington
Fenn, mustering officer, or Mark , T. Cash,
Recruiting Officer. aul-2t
Volunteers Wanted for One Year.
Irerbeke Guards.—The undersigned has re
ceived authority to raise a company for one
year's service in lieu of the draft. $3OO boun
ty will be given to all good men, and possibly.;
$4OO. At all events I have made such ar
rangements as will insure to all the HIGHEST
BOUM' given anywhere. This is the only
way to avoid the draft. Headquarters at the
EXCHANGE, Walnut street.
G. WASHINGTON FENN,
Captain.
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VOLNEY B. PALMER, the well-known adver
tising agent of Philadelphia, died in that city
on Friday last.
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PEsus.—A Urge quantity of splendid Eng
lish Gargonelle Pears will be offered for sale
in the lower market house, by J. Mish, this
(Tuesday) evening.
Incas
Dramo yesterday and last night the farmers
Who had skedaddled from home, with their
stook, re-crossed the Susquehanna, en,,rpoute .
for their homes.
YESTERDAY afternoon was undoubtedly
hottest of the season. At three o'clock tho
mercury reached one hundred degrees in i lhe
shade, and where there was a fair breeze dur
ing the entire day. !a
IZZL:=2I
THE regular stated meeting of the Paxton -
Fire Company, No. 6, will be held at 'their
room this (Tuesday) evening, at 8 o'eloelc k
Punctual attendance of every member is de-J
sired. •
RETURN THEM.—The Librarian of the Cal,- ;
rell 'Library advertises for the return or a
number of valuable books that have been miss
ing for some time, They can be left at 'fbe
Lutheran Church, on Sunday next, or at ptitt
can's tobacco store, and the librarian's resi
dence, during the week.
GONE TO FORT DELAWAEE.-A number Of
rebels who were captured in the vicinity of
Chambersbnrg, left here to-day, en route for
Fort Delaware. They were in charge of a
squad of Capt. Gibson's Minute Men, of this
oity, who were detailed to escort the ‘! lohu-
Mee" to the Fort.
LOCrSTB. —A few locusts have made their
appearance in this vicinity. Probably thej
are the "advance " of the mighty army of
their kind that will invade this portion of the
State in 1868. Many of our readers doubtless
remember the " occupation" of our State by
the locusts, in IS6I.
du and see the Wild Mau from the Island
of Ceylon; the Japanese Twins; the Chinese
Dog, and a great variety of curiosities, in the
small tent, in connection with the Me tr opoli
tan Circus, near the Cotton Factory. - tier,
formances every ten minutes, the whole of
this week.
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CLOTHING SOB THE SIT/THRERS AT Onmestile
mmo. --Valuable boxes of clothing were sent
up by our ladies to-day, to Chambersburg.
More will be sent to-morrow. AR kiwis''of
garments are needed. Almost every . /amity'
can spare something from its stock on hma.,.,
Let them send before 10 o'clock to-morn:tit ,
morning to Daniel Eppley's store, art° Mrs.
James W, Weir.
Namow ESCAPE.—Last evening as Some of
aity Minute Men were drilling at Egle's drug;
store, on Ridge Road, one of the guns, which
happened to contain a load, was adeldentallY
discharged. The ball passed in very dime
proximity to the head of Rev.Mr.palcestili*!
but, fortunately, missed him, and entered they
wall of the store. Every gun should be earc:
fully examined, as accidents are_ li able:p,hapi.
pen, as in the above Instance. -
AN EICKLLENT APPoperronrr.'—The Prixl
- has appointed Dr. Wm. Egle i of data
city, a Surgeon in the U. S. Anny, goi rank 44,
such from July 6, 1864, with orders to - ritport
at Lexington, Kentucky. The numerous '
friends of Dr. Egle will be pleased to learn
his appointment, inasmuch asim .
himself competent for the re'sp4:o49la i ntleff
that will be incumbent upon him. In view of
his departure, the Dr.'s friends in thia 41ti
purchased a beautiful sword, which was tb.
day presented to him. The presentation
speech-was made by Rev. G. G. Rakestainir:
The sword bears the following inscription?
PEESZNTED TO
5178020 N WM E. BUZ, 'II—S. A.,
By His Friends of Barrisburg.--
AITOVAT 1, 164
A Coat} nnip of the lAidiollehjiMian Com.
mission will , bein attendaneeitilm blitonnent
of the Locust Street M E. Church, to recerkva
ofOttuti_ena, i , feate relithof
the ChrunbBreburg sufferers, this evening and
to-morrow morning until 11 L. X.
MRS. MART E. JACKSON, Pres%
. NoTroz—iro the sub rs s to the Third;
Ward bounty fund. The recruiting committees
of the ward earnestly urge that the amount
snkScribat 410 104 promptly bl4k,
..coginit‘e orto i. L K:vblbeke,' ' . Esq.,.
urer, as the money is needed immediately.
By order of committee,
J. Mr. WIESTLING, Chairman.
WE have been furnished with the following
figares. iu round; ulAnhets, Aelati*e do the
losses of the hotel proprietors, alone, in
Chambersburg, by the late fire:
. Franklin Hotel,. owned by Calyin M. Dun
can, and kept by Mr. Whin*. Loss of the
former $12,000; that of the latter 16.000.
Union Hotel, owned and kept by Mrs. Re
becca Fisher; loss $9;000;
Eagle Hotel, owned and kept by Mrs. Mar
garet Montgomery; loss about $lO,OOO.
White Swan Hotel, owned and kept by Dan
iel Trostle; loss &bent 18,000.
Jac b Sellers' Hotel; loss $6,000.
' Indian Queen Hotel, by J. W. Taylor; loss
15,000.
Two or three other hcitels were destroyed,
the value of whieb we have been unable to
TSB DF,STRITCTION OF PROPERTY IN Oatab
BEssucah.—The following is a condensed re
port of the route of the fire in Chambersburg.
Persona who are acquainted there can at once
fond some conception Of the immensity of the
conflagration:
The whole number of houses burned is two
hundred and sixty-Seveh. 'Birery hotel in the
town,
without a single exception, was burned,
with all their contents; every drug store, ani
every physician's office, with all their drugs,
and every private, as well as public library in
the town, whether law or medical, or what
ever else.
The Chambersburg Bank was burned, and
also the Academy. The hank had, however,
the day before, sent away their funds and
books. They 108E04:M1y-their bank building.
Th.; warehouse belonging to the railroad
depot was burned. The depot itself is unin
jured, and no damage_was done to the track
of the road. • •
None of the churches were burned, with the
exception of the Associate' Reformed and
Bethel,Churches, on Second street, between
Market and Queen streets.
From the Franklin , , railroad, on - Market
street, every house has been burned on both
sides of the street, up to Sohn McDowell's
property ; across the creek; with the exception
of the residence of the Misses Denny.
. On Main street every house is burned from
the Falling Spring to the residence • of Fred
,erick Spahr; every building on Queen street
from Brown's tavern west to' the Creek, and
the entire south side of. Second street.
In other localities, and in all parts of the
town, blocks of eight and 'ten buildings have
been burned. In many cases the houses
were rifled of their valuables before being
fired. • ..
• Many residences of prorninent citizens in
the outskirts of the town wore burned, that
:of Col. hkgittre. Mont , others, with his sta
4es and out-houses.
Among .104 valuable property burned is
Eyster's large flouring mill, Lockhart it
Howe's mill, Washabaugh's brewery, Lud
wig's brewery and many others. • -
On Main street the fire was started at Ben
jamin Chambers' residence, on the west side
of the street.. Mire° folltinving are some of the
principal enterers on this street whose res
idences have been burned :
Wm. G. - Reed's, .Guerge Chathbers, Allen
Sinith's property,„john Schofield's, Matthew
Welsh's, estate of lokeph Byster, the Female
Serhipary, DNA& drugstore, James Watson's
mansion and store, William Gelwick's, John
Nole's, the Franklin . House, the Chambers
burg Bank, Gilmore's corner, Miller's stove
and tin store, Spangler's drug store, Dr. Rich
ard's office and dwelling.
Burkhart and Henchy's - store and dwelling,
the post office, Auchenbaugh's jewelry store,
Mrs. Bishop's establishment, the residence of
J. George Wolfe, Judge Black's store, Dr.
Hamilton's office, Jacob Hutton, J. McClin
tock, Lewis Shoemaker, Simon Greenwa4,
the entire property of the Heiser estate; and
two properties of J. A. Eyster.
- The fire then skipped the residence of, Dr.
Fisher and two other dWellings. From Lud
*ig's np to the next corner every building is
burned.
Tag Lin DISPEBATJI :BATTJA 8X11 , 0116 .47 6
LAMA. K e ti.lPEB' ..13.84134 PISTINOIMI
TexusEr.rza.—We take the following extract
from a long letter in the New York Tribtnw
dated Atlanta, July 22d, 1864. The letter is
:a graphic desoriptionfif the :battle, and. very
interesting. We would transfer it entire to .
,Aur coluinies; but - einmoisPare the room. We
give. the, extract because. of the licirionible
mention of„erir felloycittten, Cita : _ „ l4dpe . ,.
Whose host of friends here will be proud to
see him again so honorably mentioned.' ''The
latest rePortf We baVe .44 this:immanent:are
to the effect that it was a very dearrate fight,
that we losrabout 2:ooo`ineri, aim the enemy
10,000 or 12;000. in killed, wounded-land
titers:
. . ..
lust as they (the fobs) had reached the
crest_ f the . ridge,, with. omusiderahle stretch
of open ground in front, they were met by
'the rebel battadions;.composed,lof -Stewart's
and parts of Hood's old corps, also advancing
hastily three lines deep from the wooda be
yond the open ground. For the • first jime in
the campaign a fight took place with' neither
.party behind works.
• Almost the whole of Hooker's corps was
serrate& simultaneously altliongli as the wave
of battle rolled from 411,0a4ight. _Ward's di
vision was engaged a minute or two sooner
than the others. . -Face to face niecombatants
'stood, firing thedlyvollevi. into , each other's
'bosoms. " At times theUnel.i were not more
than fifteen feet' apart — On Col. Harrison's
gmit---e-hieelAiklanc•iseolimily took
itisoe, in whioh - olffeereaswelLos men were
3 2 *.... ,
I ter .
ed.
•,..i " 1 - I °' Col: eNkikti P Sl efinikrathe JAW , Aid
each other so furiously that they passed one
bey nd the other, and each changed front to
T en wi'kliiii einilliet - .. PriaiirlCoL Woesl l o_e,X- ,
* . 6 ikeie I Heritemee.ii&C - WAffl: whiqe
divOiirp*pr_tittr Fegunents;• . *as- in front
-AN 44,41piimily engaged. _43/eery, was in-
Tr d a mom e nt afte rward ,and ih Williams
, ultimo . . e left of
Ilieary wave red;Vt",iCmoliiiint near the s a y
radii shoektutwas only to illustrate ids disci
prim and emillezioe, for instantly it Wiled.
refotmed its line, and fought with redoubled
~„thyo r . . ~.
W' - "Ge r t,,,W: mie-aivi#cin also gloriously dis
148ilisll „. lt.-- 1 44 1 9 0 4 1,1 4 1 1iiide , composed
extinsive ,of Eastern. troops, contesided in
tatricific Mid gloriOuirikatgwith Coll Bob
'insons, wbieNkrtrielftill Westerns, while
Vitig a is .B aillezi.renvallglth sections , $ll4-40,
rri. '.l -..! , 4,i i , :,
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Neetins. to FtelleVe. the
of qhambersburg.
LIBERALITY OF OUR CITIZENS DISPLATEIt.
large meeting was held in the Court
,H131286/ast evening, for the pulpit's° of aiding
the sufferers of the late fire in Chambersburg.
The meeting, was called to order by A.J.
Herr, Esq., by nominating Gov. A. G. Curtin
as President.
On motion, A. J. Herr was selected as Sec
retary.
On the request of Gov. Curtin, A. J. Herr,
Esq., stated the object of the meeting, and
described the precent sufferings of the eitzens
of Chambersburg in a few stirring remarks.
Mr. Thomas C. MacDowell followed income
remarks to the point.
John O. Kunkel, Esq., offered the following
resolutions, prefacing them with proper state
ments :
Resolved, That a committee of three per
sons from each ward of the city be appointed
to solicit subscriptions for the sufferers by
the destruction of Chambersburg, with power
to appoint sub-committees.
Resolved, That a committee of three per
sons be appointed to receive from the ward
committees, and pay over to the proper au
thorities of Chambersburg, the funds raised
in this city to relieve the necessities of our
fellow-citizens of. Chambersburg who are ob
jects of charity.
After being fully discussed by Hon. John
J. Pearson, and Mr. Wilson and others, they
were unanimously adopted.
The chair appointed the following gentle
men under the first resolution;
COMMITTEE TO CANVASS TOWN
First ward--Alex Hamilton, Alex. -Koser
and Weidman Forster.
Second Ward—H. Murray Graydon, Chas.
Ronmfort and Daniel Eppley.
Third ward—Jno. L. Speel, 'Tao. J. Shoe
maker and Cyrus Reese.
Fourth ward—Jno. W. Hall, David MeCor
xnlok and jno. Brady.
Fifth ward—Dr. Miles and Sam. W. Myers.
• Sixth ward—Benjaman Stroh, J. M. Lowry
and D. A. Bolt.
The following • gentlemen were appointed
Miller the second resolution: -
Messrs. Rudolph F. Kelker, Rev. J. Walker
Jackson and E. Byers.
A subscription paper was at once started in
(the meeting, and nearly ten thousaad dollars
were immediately subscribed by the citizens
present.
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ASIUTAL OF A POIifION OF GEM ATEBILL'S
*ozoirs. —Three huirdred cavalrymen of the
Ist and 2d 'Virginia regiments attached to the
command of Gen. Averill, arrived at Camp
Cartin last evening. In the operations against
the late raiders in the Cumberland Valiey,
!hese men became detached from their cora
:Mands, their . horses and weapons.
'they will be reorganized at this post, mounted
find furnished with arms, and at owe returned
;43 their command. -
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• THE REBELEL—We have moon to say that
tihe rebels who lately visited Chambersburg
/lave left.our State. The destruction, distreiis
rind humiliation that they left with us is a
living monument of the stupidity that , seems
tt:o control this military department. As citi
zens-we can but sympathize, and contribute
soisistance to remove the distress and better
t he condition of those who have met with this
cphuuity . at Chambersburg. Apart from this,
stied in view of the object upon which we in
to nded to write; it may not be out of place to
slily that C. L. Bowman, of the cheap dry
goods store, No. 1, corner of Front and Mar
ket streets, ,will receive to-day and to-morrow
(August lst and 2d) a handsome lot of New
Goods. We would again remind our patrons
of the cheap lot of REMNANTS on hand in
&lain& and fine dress goods suitable to chil
dren, at very low prices. •
SPECIAL NOTICES.
QELLING of StOnmerClods at IoW priCeg, -
10 sack as Saunter Dram Goods, Lawns, Sun ilmbrelles,
Lace , Shawls, and Summer .howls. We. have also CM,
hind a very fano assortment of Nualies,'Calioos ging
ham; Stockings, Handkerchiefs, Black "ilks, ?tadbllk
White Cambria, endressed French Cambria, White' and
Cilored Flannels, and in fact an in tertment of dry goidk
not surpassed by itny. . To all of which we Jnklititams:
who wish to pinitime, and -promise to sell atleari prices
than we ran replace them for again. Aa all kinds of dry
40Oct' are advancing every day, now is the dine to buy.
jytil , 'S. LENT.
' • Punic Irmsairrasiaei ‘.•
TBE mostliesithy persons feel more otless
weak this extreme warns weather, and bile their ap.
los. They need a- goad strong Toni O—one that will
strengthen the nervous system and stomach. This they
can get at .50cents per hottleott Mtn Lk itallts, No. 27,
tioatth Pine 'street, 'Harrisburg. Orders from a distance
prOmptly attended to. . augl
A CARD TO THE SIIFISIBILINO.
'Swallow two or three hogsbeada of "Bache," "Tonle
Bitgera," "Sarsaparilla," "Nervoua Antidotes," &a, ire,
&a; , and after you are satlailed - with the result, then try
one , box of OLD DOCTOR. BIICIELNII MOUSE! SPECS
PILLS--and be restored to health and vigor in less
than thirty days. - They are purely vegetable. pleasant to
takie, prompt and 'salutary in their effects on the broken
doyen and abatteredoxststitution. Old end rang can fake
them with advantage. Impottei and sold In the Patted
Busses only by lA$ . /I. 4 .ISUTLICIL
No. 427 Broadway, hew
wagtail kir the ratted Elatea
. Box of the Pala, securely packed, will be
mailed to any address on receipt of price, which ia ONE
DOI.Ltk, poet-paid—tinoney 'reformed by the,Agent it
entire astlafaction is not given. jyls-disw3in
Bounty, Pension, Bask : Pay, Babalatenee Milts*
and War Plains; genendlyonads el at . andppgeoted. 'ref ,
soak raiding as &distance an MVO Uielt businecs Vans
!Add by nail; _by addressing
EUGENESNYD2RIII,Attorney-sit-Law; •
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scClirt-no opium nor anything - injurious. "
Dr. A A. HAYRS Chemist, Boston.
elegant, combination for coughs,"
Dr. G. F. BIGELOW,, Boston.
“Ireoommend their is public speakers "
Rev. E. H. CHAPIN
"Moat nalutaiy.reller In Bronchitis."
Rev. 5. spangur, Mortisto7, Ohio.
"very beneficial when sußetuagtront Colds.
- -Rev. B. 7." P. ANDERSON. St. Louis.
“Vmost instant relief in the dattresainghtbor of breath
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Rey'. A. C. EGLI23TON, New Ysrk.
oThey have suited my case exactly; relieving My throat
so that I could sing with ease." • T. , DUCHARIBB,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there are imitations be sure to again the GEREFINR.
jan.2l4kw
sit To Clear the_Mouse of Piles, use
thatcker's celebtated LIGHNING FLY-KILI.NR, a twat
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This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal de-
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ministers, singers and persona whose vocation
calls them to speak in public. Manufactured
only by Cl. A. Barnivrot it Co. ' Harrisburg,
Pa-, to whom.all orders should be addressed.
Sold by druggist every where.
Head the folloWing testimonials from some
of our eminent clergymen:
Hasarsauno, Feb. Bth, 1864.
O. A. Banavanz—Dear Sir: I have used
Brown's Bronchial Trochee, Wistar's Lozenges
and other preparations ; for hoarseness and
throat troubles, and in Comparison with them
all, can cheerfully emelt:Lend your own as a
moat admirable llpekilleqor public speakers
and singers, in cases of hoarseness, coughs
and colds. j have found them serving in
time of need, most. effectually.
Yours truly, T. B. liOBIASOIS,
Paitor of L-8. Presbyterian Church.
...zer•l agree will' bir,.Eobiusou as to the
value of Basuivatt's TrogeL
W. 0. OATTLLL,
Late Pastor of a s. Pitiebyierian Church.
HARSIEM I 3O, Jan., 1 ° 64.
To U. A. llastirverr—Desr Sir: In th 'habit
of speaking very frequentl and in places'
where the vocal omens al e very much taxed,'
I have found the need of some gentle expecto
rant, and that want'uas been supplied in your
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I consider then - 'very far superior to any
Lozenges that I have ever used, in removing
speedily that husicineas of the voice arising
from its too frequent use, and impairing th
effectiveness of thts delivery of public a - -
dresses. Yours, Ace.,
INC. WAY. ' ER JACKSON.
Pastor of the Locust St. Methodist Church
To C. A. ItAtutvair-ecir ,Slr: Having
your Trochee, I am free to say they 'are
the beat I have ever tried and take groat
pleasure in recommetuling.them to Qom=
afflicted with sate ',Air* 'or hualtitutsil "of
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Yours, &a., G. G. RAKESTRAW,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.
Dwraier irrostrores OFFICE,
Haanisnunn, Feb. 29, 1864.
To C. A. B.tiorvarrr--Dear Sir : I have
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hatter from what cause produoed. Price, 040._ Ditr per
AKE
box. ' Sent, poet- idd.!brinalt,'- .td reelpt Ora pier:
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A WORD TO THE WISE.
There is no need of any person haiing the Dysentery
for one day. Alt I ask of the public Is to I. ymy Dysen..
tary Drops; only cents a bottle. It is very pleasant to
take; can be.„glvoihto a child of-agytigf With great confi
dence. It' liat .hured verk - Igid'ealatek . and 'also of lone
standing. It is indeed worth trying. Prepared and sold
only by Mrs. I. Ball, South Pine street, Harrisburg.
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Weaned to Rent s
` - . rk,k,
AHOUSE..c:9I:64III. )3g.v5
_or 6 : flill', li
3 Mca /PA .Y. - .Lease directions atln is offien../Rent '
paid in nteaneetnoittily, .Ir:required. 47 , ~,:n1y8,4w*,.
WANTED,
A PRACTICAL BAR-TENDER. Apply a
1 the ealoon under HereedEf4e!,....._ jy;29-dtf
WAFTED, .
4 . 4 GOOD BLACKSMITHS at the Eagl
Works. (jy?.9, -30) W. 0. HICKOK.
•
VVANTED—At $1549 per 11orith. We want
a reliable Convaaser in ,awry county.: We have
agents making - 4160 por month ;ditch. Avek will prevent°
luiy,doubtleg applicant.. *Want - - - •
. •,;„ ..,;10NES-BILOS. &tit, ,
3.928-1 M " -
rAT - '
. 8117BMTIniTEN liiMED
rt
... ,
..,
TWO substitutes to serve for one year want
ed, to whom $2.0 each will be paid. Apply to
Tacoma la Macdowell, atto uey-at-law . Office in Third
street, near Pine, Harrisburg, l'a.. , , ..,,jy2;-tf
---- -----
_,..: .1_ '-s - ___,-,
t SIa II iSTITUTES WANTED,
If:R which a liberal price will be paid.
Apply at the Union Hotel, Market street
-10t* S. S. BELLMAN.
1,7:Z11' 1!.•
PO GISTER.
A H. BOYER, of East Hanover township,
• offeratthaseir as a qaatudate o gee If norairitetea and 'Wieser be pledges himself to
fuldl the duties of the ofilee with fidelity. jy27-wtc*
•
-volt BEGIBTHItT"
Soilthltanovei iown
ship, fifth timpelt as a.caadtdatelor the tabs of
ISTED, of, Digital, county, -• If •kcted, , Jlr... Mark ,
_pledges hinteelf to poi - form the duties of said office with
alit ,
Jelte do.wto
. .
' CASIDEDATE IPOR CONGRESS.
HARIURBURO 7 Pa., June 9, 1864.
HE undersigned roved:fully offers himself
to the Republfaanir orthe 14th Congressional Dia-
Wet of Pennsylvania, composed of tun counties of Dan-
JunimpsoNaritraidbettand, Union mid Snyder, for
nation by the several county conventions of the said
• , ct. Ejeiltdtcl JOSIAH ESPY.
"lormimpl,Ogg4: • •:••• 1 -1.•
o last
. .Al-1111 1
itioster towneh i,„ff ip, n o o r m e i rs nated- himselfma candidate for the °Moe
Se wir, him
Lf
42wa wtc *
fultil the duties of the an olcoe lected with 6 h d e el P it l y edg . e 6
RUDOLPH HILLER.
LIQUID .IL L W I IMPUSTe
LTCHTED RENNET reds with milk the
". Most luscious of all deserts for the table; the light
est. and most grateful diet for invalids and. children.
Milttontains every element otothe bodily constitution;
. whed anointed with rennet iCis &Mays light and easy of
digestion, and supports the vegan with the least possible
eacteament, When still greatattuatative power is desired,
cream and near may be addedi , AlMspoonful converts
sAullyt ef mitt into a Orin taarcL Prepared and sold,
whokeale and. retail by .8. A. KIINKS L,
kl tt r4lB Market street.
A LL kinds of hauling ieitliiragons or carts
A
will be promptiy dose brlndli JAWng on
S BREWER,
r ,irsa corner of Second also . land Meadow Lane.
BUTTEILM.Fieh roll butter
from Snyder county reoefvect , every week. Also
4- 4+ [my4l *O MR & MuERPER.
'=
for aon the •f : of Third and
d streets Enquire O. WADDEN.
-_ ~lT$~-^~~~3 + ~R~IYS~iIiE~T9;.
Proposals f()rzlottii.
Tan:omit% Annaniarnri July: i l.Ev.lB64.
N OTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will . kerecEdveci by the Treasurer-of , the
'United States; the several .Assistant Treasu
rers and designated Depositaries, . and by the
illatibnid Banks designated.; and. qualified as
,Depositaries and Financial Agents, for Trea
sury Notes payable three years- from August
16, 1864, bearing interest at.the iite of, seven
and Aree-tenthi per cent. Per annum, with
serai-annual coupons attached, payable in
lawful money. '
, .
These not will be conveitibleig .
,e option
of the holder at maturity, into. six per cent.
gold.bearing bonds, redeemable after five and
.payable twenty years from Augnstls; 1867.
The Notes will be issued. in deimminations
Of fifty, one hundred, five hnitdred,,orrethon
,sand,and five thousand dollars, "and be
Maned in blank, or payable to order, as inky
bet4l, ected,B . X the subscribers.
_
subscriptions-mnst be for fifty dollars,
or some multiple of fifty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all
d'epostts. Theparty depositing.must endorse
upon the original certificate the denomittatibn
of notes required, and whether they are to, be
issued in bltph oiL payable to order. . When
So endorsed it must beleft with the officer re
ceiving the deposit, • to be forwarded to this
Department.
1. The notes will be trruronitted.tathe owners
free of transportation charges as soon after
the receipt of the originalCertilic4teS of De
posit es they cau t e prepared.
,• : Interest will,. eallowed to August-15 on all
deposits lnade prior to that date; and will be
paid by the Department npon receipt of the
original eertifleateS.
As the notes draw interest from August 15,
persons making.depoitits subsequent to That
date must paytitis'interest tiecnied from date
of note to dato.Of.deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five-thousand
dollars and upwards' for _these notes at any
one time will be alloWed a Commission of one
quarter of one per cent., which will be paid
by this Department •tip - dif therricaTpt r a
bill for the amount, certified to by the officer
with whom the delibiit was made. No de
' ductions for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements , are made upon the
;original certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits
are requested to give $O applicants all desired
information, and afield every facility for
making sub se ription :s. •
W:P. FESSENDEN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
e M- All respectable banks and bankers
-throughout the countty,will doubtless afford
facilities to subscribe ! : aul-d&w2w
REOPENING
, 7 4111 F"
CONTINENTAL C.IidmINATION COMPANY
ON MONDAY. JULY 25, 1864.
compar44.onsifits of fhb befit itirper
11 form&s, consisting' of ' .
SINGERS,
DANCERS,
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
;!GYMNASTS, &O.
The manager takes pleasute • liiinbuncing that they
intend making this TEEN Concert. matt the catty.
EAItRY WELLSlliptY,Ploprietora,
• BILLY Poirras, BtinitiasaligimW jy23
. . .
CANTF
• • • •,_ •• •
WALNUT S T REE T , BELOW
•
Proprieter:S.:' .. .
Beanie= Meta: , . . ..... : Og.k I Ltaft
Stage hinnaget. .
Army wiLuAtas
Lacier ut OtctieW BARU V.Ilf4:iTA YEE
Treasurer ' ' : HIOLE I
OPEN every nighe 3Fil l t a first -eiass com
, pany of rude and female artistes. The pectoral.
anenittbrocea evety vexleby of legitimate .amtieementi
Bitch" as
MDICAL
DANCING, (*sac OPERAS,
PANTOMIMES, '• ' : 1 14pati domicALrrim:,
BUID.LFADES vsii? g . 4,sTs.
41143611, 2rotao thmte lo,€B 6U oeall
!Palo' • open at 7. To commence at, 8 o'clock. jyltkltt
ME
• GOVERNMENT frce:
, :iAUCTION SA-LE: ".
CO N -1 ) EI V I N E HOR.S.E3 •
WAR DEPART3MT, CAVALRY BOREAL,
Orrios peCtusr-QcLuguaus.sree.
_ . WAntsarcrs. D. C.,. July z 3, 1684.
1017.ifilelyil; sold afipxll•ll , 6- miotiott, to, - the
V highest bidder. ItCMBDODO, D. C., on
IitIDAY, August 6, 18841, 100 Cavalry Horses;
NUMPAlLlp..Augusttliet. 100 cavalry Hon r.
Thasehorses havetbeeki Oondomneil milli for the-cal -2
er.Y.Service af Alug arrow . - t. - . • - • •
lorroadeud, farming purposes luau good• bargaihs
msy be had,
Dome sold singly. -...
Turrets cash, to thite4-Statseirdtrency.
•• • - 17, ElAbilte A. Ell ,FN
Lieut. Vol: and Deter Quarteririgioter, •
pug 1-7 t Cavalry Bureau.
(ONDIE.BINED HORSES.
WAR DEPAIMIDOIT, CAVALRY BMW; I
' A. = - • OTPHISoi, CHOW Quammusrsa,
WASHINGTON, D. 0., July 4, 1864.
AITILL be sold at public auction,, to the
V V 7 ,; highest bidder, at the time' if end' pladee nanihd hci-,
low. viz:
ALlPPAMAStristgtglltt-'--
enn a, yhtusday, Angulo nth, 1861.
IWO MIND ED (200) Cavalry Bbreeast each place.
These Horses have .a,n taanderdpedt aa ttlfat ft* the
Covey militia 411'..theWmy; k -, , ,',.' -.; -
had - -
for =ad and farm purposes many ye - CW . I bargains may
Some Sol* sine); ' " s, '
tERMS: CASH ) in United . States Currency,:. ,
. JAMEI4e. Ea*.
• .06.41td. •.•• • ' Lt.• end Of.. Q. M. Cavalry_ Bureau,
SEMI
No EXCUSE - FOR RIPLOSIOIiS.
ASHCROFT'S
,LOW WATER DETECTOR
S AN INFALLIBIMPROTACTION against
I
explosion or burning et thiell - oi 'boiler as noth
ing can prevent it Of not tampered with) row giving im
mediate notice of lack of waterin the boiler, In season to
put 9 , LVAIPAY.WIthent **Wing the fires. Want, of water
is the great 80111110 of •so. many. sad catastrophes which
have recently occurred. - -
We warrant this instrument to be a perfect insurance
*galena emit emitingencles; ?dee szo.
Fell instructions as to the Mode of aPPllestien. as we ll
as rilference to most ot-theiproadnent maenfactircip, and
ironpasters of.the Saar therig skit our attotitilion
to ' D; MAWR apa •
Pittisbiirg; fie.
D. Cagan,
- . Macon
'CY' FOR
SOLE AGM CITY
I mi c a *am
h4p ain assortmentpy tO Ofter—tat 16 1 4 4 0 110 a large
of
SVPPII. 4 )*
manitritcfixredby
LEROY W PAIR XlrfrOv.
These l'oe are wee and. setil pro on
tire astittrastkar 7
Bar MX4= TRY MX
I* • sourrEws WOK STORE,
Smut! street,. ordrait • o PreopgtfrHa Church, Harrisburg
r ' C T up=
i — 11111:10 0 —;
4 1 r
_ ,_,1tit4316.- eJitig - liat tiedeii;erld I;
F pmogiieru m % All orders lets at Sepple l l
J 4VVSII4 mil loestteadett to.
H. =MIX
AM U SINDIEN TS.
AVC3,49IV SALE
EME
NEW ,ADVERTISEIIIENTS.
t.C_OSTAR I s39
EXTERMINATOR S.
•
"COSTA S',„ LIT I WRIATM.
81*ETERILLNTURR
VOSTAit'S” E A
IM.V.AToRs.
=TR
COSTAE'S , ' EXtEmilluzusc
EXTERMINATORS.
• . "COSTAR'SS" EXTERIdINATORS- -
EXTER.INATORS, "
•••CA.IiTAR'S- EXTERIIRLATOTIR
EXTFRIIINATORS ---
"COSTAR'S" =TERMINATOR'
EXTERMMATORS.
^COSTAR'S , ' - EXTIMMINATOIM
EXTERMINATORS.
"COST.I.R'S ,, EXTERMINATORS .
METERED:ATOM
4909 TAR'S" ErPERMXNATORII
EXTERMINATORS,
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTF.RMENATORS.
"COSTAR'S" , EXTERMINATORS.
MXTERBENATORS,
•'OOS'TAB'S" ExTEBMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
•'COSTAR'S" FXTERMINATORi.
EXTERMINATOsS.
"COSTAR'S' ExTERmiNATORS.
EXTERSIINATuRS.
"COSTAR'S" .X-TENMDTATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
.EXL , RMINATO
tXTERaUNATOM
For Rata, Mice, Roaches,Ants, Bed li no ;
Fleas, Moths in Furs, oolens, Insects
on Plants, Fowls, Alnim salc, etc.
•
"i 5 years established in N. Y. City."
"Only infallible remettlisi known."
"Free from Poison" - •
"Not danger's - la to the Bunten Frinuly..'
"Rate COlllO out of their holes =dia.)"
air -Sold by all DruggLos everywhere .
,mil I! BRWAR'S iI I or all worthle. linitationa
ag- ,, Cootar , E' , Depot, No. 4$ Broadway, N. Y.
,-Sold by D. W. GROSS & CO.,
- Wholesale and retail agents.
And by all Drungisis in Haniaburn. Pa ,j,qll-daw3m
,SELL INO OUT LOW
OUR STOCK OF LIQUOItSt
TITT intend to discontinue the sale of
II quors antroifer - olifetock at slat ■draace
from cost price. We have,.perchased all our liquota-bt ,
fbre the lasi rise and hare a large stock on band for three
or four years, which are guaranteed cannot be purchased
now at any price from the impoiiera •
Oar stock consign of
wix is aI7GS
of all grades.
ing`We , have parts of three barrels pure RYE, ao.,
c010m1... and 10 degrees above proof, years obt. •
WINES of all Grades, Domestic and Imported.
.
A.N - 11:5 ]E, S.,
We fiace pa f - 3 T ; eauk. HENNT-iS" BpANDY,
to whtdh we le rte the porktutur attention - a fatkatei liar
metitrinal purposes. •
The Brandy ospnot beboughtaMday, from ; Importers,
less than $ l5 per . Ireivrill sell It for $l2 per gal
lon. - - •
SOOTCYI AND
cIiAmpAGAINIITEs, rq'
. •
Afternotte the tOspeetiel of Motet - Beepers 'and' Moo'
Merchants generally, as we Intend te,ne ll ySiithotu;
un r eal our Liquors, and thfs-WW" be a g00i../.. oppiktn-,
•
je2o • • n & •
CLOAKS,
CIRCULARS
ILA.NTIILLAS
,
-. D. W. GEOSIEP-E;SW-- ESLiippiki7r—
MA.RILET-STRAET.
A Now Pluladelphlii oink glom, Have now a splendid
pssortment, • • • -
B•PftING 4rimiten'irrtts i
exicera cuictaAilz.
•• • NEVER:FYI:3a' SACKS: , AND : •
• NEW FRENCH LOOSE !ARM'
The above blauttfal*Amplon, in otntrniqor and hand
oornels' trimmed, from $750 to $lO. • "•
..... " 1000 SILK EIANTILL
CIRCULARS, E.M.CES - AND D.A.15104 -
Hnocbontely aid .ridblq trinnied, from -StO *mare,
• CHILDREN'S MANTELS IN LARGE VARTETY-.
NtyrrcEr.
?ll' public at :o regneated to attend ctie
;I. (moms& of the now dry goods store of BAtndt
Bowman, on Thursday I:Miming:July ;th, at the scitiab, -,- -
east miler of Second and Walnut. strects,(hito'.thei attire
mom of Joseph Kahnwiler.) This now firm have bought
am the entire stock from Air. Katinwiler yer,y
'aria s , and In GOOD FAITH my to the public that_thei
wiU sell this stook of goods at one-fourth less than the
same kind of goodagan NOW BE Bougnr AR wauLE
AA 1 N.
. _
C reNCSTAJLIZE.D
CONCENTRATED -LEMONADE,
a Pleasant, healthy beverage.
Very oonvenient end ref
feynr or _rent
.itsporta:diity liiixrAtaAtab it ira vvlcre.
Its convonitnee at pin-nice will be apreelated.
No sugar required; one table.apoonfol simply dlOsnlved
In a glass of oold.water Mal it is done.
. .
SELLER'S. DRUG AND FANCY GOOD gronk,
„fell - No. 91, Market street
NEW PHILADELPHIA
C 1.4'0 A. - EC. ,l olt • ,
IN D. W GROSS' SEW BLOCK,
Market Streei.., Harrisburg.
1,000 DIFFERENT STI - LES
oa rismorriput
CLOAKS AND
AND
FINE. SPRING' &RAWL&
win open -on the Ist of! pnar2l-41
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ALARGE assortment of Plioti,graplia tit„
Generals and Panay pietarea tor Eiiie CHEAP, at $l,
per dozen, at. scimerra's 1100 K 81%04,
my2oHarrisinim Pa .
sio, DOZEN JARS KNGLagn
ur ' thow"choW,,Csighflovier,
_Nisei' Pickles, Gerkinic Arafnuts and °Oohs.. For, sale
wholesale enc; retail by, ,
.RFL,SLER d FRAZFA • n
&rt. ' aueohtiore tq y, .0.44. Jr., & co
TITEIT RECEIV ED4h gt lons pare ejirrail.t.
wine trout a. Lance:AK couply Farmer; the Avast ‘,I:
make ttetztiageisejAit 43. this City. , Price $ S c 0 par *elite..
For sale et. • • sw(sr....Ea FRAZ L'NX .
je9 Sekeetwotre to Wro. Dock, Jr & Co. • ,
11POITIMM% excel aior hanis, of this s ea ,
/Ix ilon's curing. Jun rdcehred and for axle by.o
SHISLER 4 YRAzg.,4
f. • - { tittioessore to wm.Pockt'jr:,
cm
BASKETS, BASKETS, in great irarialir a;
81118LEW.fr tItAiER,
Je27 Samessorikto M r -Pock: Jr., tr
A FRESH supply of .Kiehener's Celebrated
Su g ar Cured Huns sad Does Beef, 4.
.0251 'BOYER & KORRPRit.
POCKET )3QOO, 'ttOtSlLlii . FUMES
PORTEHOItbIAIES, and a genera:l' ; variety of : LEA
TREE GOODE, just received at
BERORER. , E 11( a) gTORF,.
„
. -
- n - usaIISTERR' BASKETS.—Shis
zer, successors wit bock, jr, iv Co., have oh band„,
36 ooze'shickory baskets. Price Es 60 Per (lezer'
11)111501LED OYSTERS.—York River Oy - st4§ .
J. 7 WerniellicallOsealed, justretekvvi this thoililtg,
Per ale by the dozen or bottle,
••• , saISIAR PIXAZER
.
VERY FINE: ISDEX.DI
rpo_pnribiasiutiatensive-stook* of-Rhoto-
1 graph Albums and Pjtotiomphotp,mgj;fttiom we
have added a BEAUTIFUL E.h.I, , IM tor the receptio
of *0 pletures. They Ilinst**en ipir l ti 9
sa-rifougraphers sup plied the very lowest ithKikt ,
sale price, and their ee ° whited app s, themfor $;•26 pen
thousmod, wholemlikaid; .. I , 3
-qlClay24 4' B 'l6og SiVER.
- --
BREF T 014GUP.S. --Fine lane beef tanipes,
' curedby J.B. Michener.& Co , and For We DT -
f 15 „ SHISLEH. FRAZER,
- 'Sucowars rq ID, Dock...Jr, * Ccs
I I 414auf--61 - IEAI4INUTIk - IplplEttS.,
Jere* whales& st:
faciaLtiiimE, • . _
• wevieers to W. Pook"...tr,:kauci.,l
lIRESE ---0 4 0 ice new crop Cheese, jusi
tredeived at SEEISLA.R Si' FRAZER
Suooftwors to W. Dock, Jr., & 6,0
Eli
ME
" , ;•r im.