gia4 Etlegrapk
ELARRISBUR - ,G, 1)4. "
SATURDAY EVENING, - AUGUST 20, JO4,
011erit; v. ' :AA yet ,
( u rine . to, Bitaixtetio :Notices, kitirriageo,
Deaths, Am., to , geeure inoortion in the
TELEGltitrti, mnstitcvßritthlyl, eg re out
par ted with ihe_OASI-.1.
Advertiser/otitis , ordereil tO the reKttlar
n.venitig Eilitioet.artixasqteil itiorn•
tug Edition withiont'e*tra charge.
TOWND CO.tT T
For Sale,
A gentle Family Horse, six years old. Ap
ply to , JOHN OENSLA.GER.
A Few More Men Wanted:
To fill up Captain Miles' Company. Head
qtiarters_at the COURT ROUSE, Harrisburg,_
Pa. '
WE learn that Lieut.. Jamei.W. Weir, 14th
Infantry, U. S. A., was - wounded in the leg,
yesterday, in some brittle before or near Rioh
mond. •
itireAstinmitenaoP, of the United Bradt;
ren in Christ, will pinch to-morrow, at 10
A. X. and 71 at., in the Orphans' CoUrt
room in the Court House.
CIE=
GERMAN REFORMED Csmnou.—Divine
vice, as . usnal, to-morow morning, at the
usual hour-16 A'. Bt. and 6F. 11. Preaching
by the Rev. George Johnson, of Somerset,
Pennsylvania.
; e • --.--
'I:HEnE will be preaching to-morrow (Sab
bath) morning and evening,in St. Paul's M. E.
Church, on Vine 'street, by Rev. M. Barnhill,
Rutanielatown, service commencing at 10
o'clock n. At.aud 7./ P.. m.
Lrurr. C. kf l -Fnmminn, of .°apt. Warren's
Independent scouts, has been appointed com
missary of snbsistence and assistant quarter
master of the above command while in ser
vice. Headquarters not yet,knewn.
CoMpany of One HneAred
Day 031g. - alry -left here this morning. - The4r
were mounted and fully equipped, and eirieei
to perfqrm scent 407. The company'ls.tore
posed of able-bodied men, mostly farmers,
whb' *it" 'inttifi good 'Soldiers. i
. 1 . "
AN t ', AISbi.EII - REWARDING, A FAIT lalicafl
4.3t,say.—ln these days of inOn'ey getting and
money greed,' a real set of generosity wells up
to delight the masses like, an oasis in the
desert. An act of this description has just
come to our knowledge, and we give it !ib
licity_iis an example to others to diSplay a like
liberality as Well as an incentive to all erin - - -
ployees to emulate to deserve a similai:cemfi
dance. - Mr. David M'Cormick, one of out'
most'extensive and enterprising coal &perto:-
tors, 'desiring to show his regard for the clerk
in his employ, and to encourage to continued
faithfulness, this morning presented him with
the papers of a substitute for three years' sea
vice, for which he had paid a. fraction. less
than one thousand dollars. Mr. M'Cormick
was fully aware of the inability of his clerk to
stand a draft, and therefore this liberality re
lieved, him., The act wzis alike pailiotic.and
, .• ,
generous. ' .
ADJUTANT WITMAN, whose death was noticed
in a recent issue, has left a record which mer
its more than a passing notice. Serving . is
the ranks of the Lochiel Greys, he answered
the, first call of the President, and from the
first of the strife until discharged by death
his name has been upon the roll of the Army
of the Republic.
Upoh the mustering out of the three
Merit Men he joined the 40th regijinent as a
priWtl and obtained soon after thlit'p!:/sytion'
of Sergeant Major. In this capacity, miditir
CoL Knipe, he took part with the regiment 4
the engagements at y.f ddletown and Win
chester, in the Shenandoah Vitlley--May, the
24th and 25th, 1862. Under Gen. Bankethe
regiment partictipated . ,iii,•the,geyere engage
ment of Cedar Mountain, August 9th, 1862,
in which they lost heavily in prisoners,
among whom *as Sergeant Witmetn. After
a confinement of three months, during which
the battle of Antietam- was fought; Sergeant
Witman was promoted to the post of, Adjtr-,
taut. On the lst and 2d of May he was found' ,
with the 46th upon the field of Chancellors
vide; where he was agaideapb#o.44.,',,taken
to Riohmond, but released in time to take
part in the great battle of Gettysburg. Sep
tember„ 113qa, with apart of the Array.of the
Potomac, he was transferred to the West,
wlgtre he perfornied . the duties of IN' Vost
with the usual fidelity. From Chattanooga
talhe banks of the Chattahoochie, Adjutant
ltman endured the fatigues of the march
and the hazards of all the sanguinary battles
44.1 nave attended the advance of Slierman
upon Atlanta. But on the-afterrioon °Med
nesday, the 25th of July, Upon thc.desperate
field of Peach Tree Creek, the deadly missihi
reached its long sought for marl:tin& the Sis;.
wound amid ao many battles . was the
one to him. Removed' d the hospital at Chat
tanooga, and submitting-to .amputation of a -
leg on'the 4th Of Augtist, hid system exhaust
ed bylhe painful removal from the distant
field of battle, and unable, to rally,..ofterithe
operation, rapidly yielded, and ulx , ,n
day, the 60:1,1e gently fell to ateeP".
His comrEides of the 46th 4111 Jamie/Alin
him, of whom a fellow officer, 'adclreasing'lr
stranger, said; "I know. no 'braver man, in.
the way of the United States, than Adjutant
wAllym" . Upon the very d9,y this.cortimen k
4 0 ,ti o n * wsa uttered the truth .of. voikattesf
ed hitidre* of miles away upon the-fatal
fleld. •
Mxe dead Adjutant no more , shall.Anansbat
his -gallant and beloved regiment, but -the ,
meeneTet-hisbearing
remains fn
sii men•-•If 'the 46t,11; 'I-emai l: 4 - a , :1 4
i n h er i tiukos t o ' lituay _.
Morirn the loss ot
a ea iuut,btother.
PASSED FXNALLY. —The bill for the relief of
the Olniabersburg sufferers ham pesassitheally
hoth houses, • -It appropriates the,sturt of one
hundred thousand dollars for tb.eirrelief. -
p E .RsoNa who have guns belonging to Capt.
Couiptitly',"' are 'requested' to re
turn them to his store, on Ridge Road, on
Monday evening next.
WILLIAM H.
,WAGGONER, O. S.
GETTING OUT OT THE DRAFT!—In order to
prepare for the coming draft there will be
offered: at kiliqviate ale; at the I;eystonel'arm,
b3f Mr . J.-Mist, 'a fiairoftell , tirokin aid-very
gentle mules, which can be used either to
gether or Singly. Also, a good heavy cart, a
wagon, a buggy, andia number of farm im
plements. ang2o-2t
LapomwavioaitWAwkim. --May Anti Lawless,
aged 11 years, left Auburn, Schuylkill county,
on the 23d of July, 1864, by the Philadelphia
and Reading, railroad for Lebanon, since
which time nothing has been heard of her.
Any information concerning her will be thank
fullj, recoil - ell by calling on her sister, Jane
Lawless, at the Brady House, in this city,
Evugla-dlar,
SUBSTITUTE BROKERS are required by the
revenue law to take out a license, but scores
of them-have not done so. These nun are
making immense profits, and they should at
once / secure their, license or be dealt with as
thelaw requires. We observe that in many
places the authorities are moving in the mat
ter, and brokers cannot put in their "sub".
unless they produce a license. Our authori
ties shotifil l pursue a tifailtir catide. •
ROVSE'S TREATILE. --The 'attractions at this
institution continue ~, . undiminished. and the
crowds nightly !looking thither prove that the
labors'otthe enterPrUling manager to cater to
the tastes of the public are not unappreciated.
A select audience of our most estimable citi
zens was present last evening to ivitnessthe
great thrilling drama of FANCEION, Tiaz,thucirsr,
which was presented in all its magnificence,
with the.tinevicenery andproperties necessary
to render it one of .the,most imposing plays
ever put upon the stage. The whole star
company was cast-in the piece, and each one
appeared in a character to which he or she
was peculiarly adapted. The great character
of Fanchon was sustained by the charming
tragedienne, -Miss' Fanny Frit*, who is with
out a rival in the part. Mrs. Rainford, and
Misses ! Sprague, Milton, Winans and Rainford
appeared to great advantage. Messrs. Rouse,
Fisher, Meeker, McAuley; and the other
Members of the company were' loudly ap
plauded. In a word, Partchgn is-the most in
teresting and attractive play over presented
for the patronage of our people.
To-night, (the last of 'the iSresent engage
tient of Miss Prieeythe same grand, thrilling
drama will be repeated for the last time.. We
would say to .alktgo and . see Fanchon, the
Cricket.
FOB Skrz,---An elegant building lot, situat
ed on Third street above North, 21 feet front
by 131 feet in depth, running • td St 20 feet
wide alley. For, particulars enquire at
au9-dtf THIS OFFICE.
200th Regiment Pennsylvania Volun
teers for One" Year'S"servibe is fillin g up very
fast. All officers recruiting for this regiment
will put,,the No: of the regiment (200th) on
the enlisting pavers and rolls. Col. Diven,
late Maj. 'cif the Penna. Reserves, will com
inandand• lead the regiment to the field, and
a more brave and competent officer never en
tered the service. All infortnation. • concern
ing the regiment can be obtained by calling
on or addressing Z. Orem, Recruiting Officer,
Regimental Headquarters, orC-Isliiid street,
adjoining Herr's Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa.
Lochiel Greys One Years Service:
A few more men wanted to fill up this or
ganization.ssoo local bounty paid, $lOO
Government, slab* s6ool3ounty. Men will
'go to camp and draw uniforms as soon as
mustered in. Rally inert, andavoid the corn
ling draft. Headquarters, Walnut street be-
Itween Third and Fourth streets, Harrisburg,
Pa.W. A. DEAN, Car.
_ _
Lients. Theodore G. Tho mas, Recruiting
;Officers: . . - au94f
1 Will yet be taken in the VR,RBRR.R GUARDS.
iThe company is full to that minimum, but is
;desirous of filling to the maximum. Men are
!mustered . in, -clothed, subsii tied aid teceive all
:local bounty immediately after enlistment,
aiTift-ban'erbdit • themaelvealifhere theyplease,
'so, as to, smpure. the highest cash txmnties.—
Calf af 'lie WALNUT STREAT . EXCRANGE,
*MK' 4figlu.)
G. WASHINGTON Mom, Captain.
JOHN R. Sam, Orderly Serpletait.t.., - fit,
Valuable Stock of Goo &for Sale
'The'tiridersiMaed,"wishing to dispose of his
eiatire, stock of Groceries, Que,smsware,
for th'e piirpotie cif entering the I.7nitedlitates
service, offers it for sale on reasonable terms.
Persons desiring to examine the s took can do
so by calling soon, at the corner o,v State and
'Filbert streets. A. B. MTIIDDEN.
angl9-2t o ' •
The Hest WEifto Avoid thie Draft
list:in the new infantry regiment now
forming for one year's service. $4.15 local
bounty, $lOO Government bounty. Serve with
your friends and neighbors in n company of
,your own ohoice. Recruits will immediately
upon enlistment be muster4d into the United
,States service, and receive subsisteride and
clothing. Recruiting office at the Court
House; -Harrisburg, Pa.
JOHN T: ENSNUNGRR, Captain,7
Late Lieut. Co. 44 iaith Reg. P....Y r
BViHr.,Mss . f7-. - ia - iiis,7lStriurii4 Officer.
_ - , augls-tf
,_Reettiiirs`Wanted to - r — thi Bally
Tenn Of Service, One Tear. Highest Bounties
;Pak ^A few Mere men are wanted.' The
4cere . meAl 0/ experience. Can at the
.k,c4ii444,_reragerens. White Hall Hotel.:
Capt JOBS T. MORGAN,
Anifrltir istl4ent. W-0 4 , 'burg,
~,"±tloluirteers Wanted, -
For ilie'“Fitit City &naves." Term of ser
vice • one - year:-, - The -highe s t, cash bounty
paid, stigitym 0110Q - gcpterameat bounty.
100 • tit.ileAklitinY!..ltitidcldazteni —L Eiobauge
Boildbau(up. ,stslas, ).Walnatt street.
A/148..10Tgiii, Captain.
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CATHARINE LAWLESS
7 - 7 - 71 0 7 - 7. •
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A Few Gooiht Men
Guards.
SPECIAI 4 NOTICES.
Banitvarthfr Trechei.
, For the cure of Hoarssness, Throat Dis
eases, &a., are speaiaily. reoommended to
ministers, singers and persons 'hose VelitiCll
calls them to speak in public. Manufactured
only by C. d Bannvart & Co., Harrisburg,
Pa-, to whom all orders should be addressed.
sold by druggist every where.
IWO thelollowing testimonials from • some
of our eminent. elergyrieu• '
Haaassevuo, Feb. 6th, 1861.
C. A. B3aysyszr—Dezir Sir: I have Vice
Brown's Bronchial 'l'rochoh. Wister'aLoseriges
and other preparations for hoarseness and
throat troubles, and in comparison with then
all, can cheerfully commend your own r
most admirable specific for public si.-ah,r
and singers, in oases of hoarseness, cough!-
and colds. I have found them salving in
time of need, most effectually.
Yours truly, T. H. ROBINSON,
Pastor of N. S. Presbyterian Church.
OK agree with Mr. Robinsor as to the
value of BaenTart's Trader. •
CATTMAL. _
Late Pastor. of O. S. Preebyteriantrhureh.
miasma,
To C.- A. RarravenT—Deer Sir: In th Shaba
of speaking very frequently, and in places
where the vocal organs ire very much *tea.;
I have found the need of some gentle expecto
rant, and that want has been supplied in your
excellent. Troches,. ' ,".-
I consider them very far superior .to any
Lozenges that I hare ever used, in - removing
Speedily that londthiess of the yoke arising
from its too frequent rise, and impairing th
effectiveness of the delivery of public a
dresses. Yours,
JllO. WADIEIt ,TACKSON.
Pastor of the Locust St. Netts:AA Musa.
To C. A. BerorvenT---Dear Efavingusac
your Troches, I am free to say they £1.113
the beet I have ever tried and take great
Pleasure in redcrmmending them to all persona
afflicted with sore throat or huskiness of
voice arising from publics speaking or Hinging.
Yours. G. G. ELAKESTRAW,
Pastor of Bidge Avenue Methodist Ohuroh.
DISTRICT ATTORNRT'S 01110.16
Hammes% Feb. 29, 1884.
Toll A. Konivkur—Dear Sir : I have
found your Troches to be invaluable in re
lieving hoarseness and in strengthening the
muscles of the throat. They impart °lemmas
to the voice, and are oertainly of great bens
fit to all public speakers , . A. J. HERB
SELLING of Sommer Goode at low Tykes, =
inch as Summer Dress Goads, Lawns, Sun-Utribrass,
Lace Shawls, and Slimmer hhawla We have also on
hand a very large assortment of litoslins, Calicos. Ging
hams, Stockings, Handkerchiefs, Black Alya,,.Piaid silks
White 04nahrics, Undressed French Cambrics,WlsitAsind
Colored Flannels, and in fact an so sortnieni of dry . jr,ciodi:
not scrpassed by any.. mili,or Which we invite those
who wish to purdwasy and preroise to sell at l*pricep
than we can ropier* them for spin". *kali kinds of Airy,
goods are advsacitig everyday, :tow la the time te'buy.,,
JYT 6 LILIVif. •
EDITOR OF I.I:4IGRAPII
Dear With your permission I wish to tap to the
paders of your paper that I will send, by return' mall, to
who wish it (free) a Recipe, with full directions for
making and using s simple Vegetable Balm, that will ef
fectually remove in ten days, Pimples, Blotches,. Tan..
Freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the ,5111110
soft, clear, smooth tieti'britatifuL " • " '
I will also Mail free to these having Bald Reads or Bare
Faces, simple directions and information that will enable
them to start a furl growth of Luxuriant Nair, Whiskers„
or a Moustache, in less than thirty days. • •
All applications answered by return mail withoit
charge.dully yours,
Re llitS. F. CELLPMAN, Chemist,
Broadway, New York,
jyls-dkwam
"A Slight o:std."? -
Few are aware of the importance of checking a cough
or Farrar oca.r." In its first stage; that which in Melo:
ginning would yield to a mild rensoly, if 'neglected, soon
attacks the lun2s. "Brown's litosschiat rroehes" give
bum and almost Immediate relief Mailary Sewers and
Soldiers should have them, as th ey can be carried in the
pocket mul taken as occasion requires. auglo-dawlm'
HAIR DYE I HAIR DYR . I r
Batchelor e Celebrated flair Dye'
18 THE BEST IN TIM WORLIA' .
The only Harmless, True and Midge, Dim Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red; - Rusty
or Gray Hair instantly to a Okay Black or Nart.' Brunei
without injuring the Hair or staining the'Skin; leaving the
Hair soft and beautiful ; imparts fresh, vitality; frequently
restoring its pristine color, ; and rectifies . ihe . lll &eats of
bad Dyes. The genuine is signed WILT rum A. SATOH
rakilt. All others are mere indtatioua, and should be
'avoided. Sold by all raugglata, deo : Factor-1H DAL
. .
111•143E1OR'll 1111 W TOILST OSA* Yea Tat NAM
Attand44
Bounty, Pension, Back Pay, Buindsteiros , and Mlitary2 -
and War Bialrek generally, made iSut and collected. Po
mona reeding at a distance can hare- their hustings teens
toted by mail, by addressing
Dr3, - ,
Atiornot.itagw;,
T ~ ZUGENINIWT
. .Third street, Hiarrisbars 'prii---
el 7 .dl7
A CARD TO THE SIVFFERINO.
Swallow two or three hogsheads of "Bache," "Tonto
Bitters," "Sarsaparilla," "Nervous. Antidotes," kal
hc., and after yon are satisfied with the result, then try
one Ws of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECI
FIC PlLLS—and be restored to.health and vigor in, leas
than thirty days They are purely.vegetable. pletusat to
take, prompt and salutary la their eXecte our toe broken
down and shatteredeonatituLion. Old and young eau take.
them with advantage. Imported and sold in the United
Slates only by
. :USA. BUTLER,
No. 427 'Breadiray,'NetV York.
•
rrirAgent for the United States.
P. S.-4. Boa -of . the Pills , Securely peeked, lidif be
mailed to any address on receipt of price, which it ONE
DOLLAR, postpaid—money reAtadetl hy the Agentrg
entire satisfaction is not given.
A. WORD TO Ting WISE.
There is no need or-any pitmanhaling the Dysentery
for one day. All I ask of the public is to try my Dyson
'tery Drops; only 25 mute a bottle.- It levity plemiant
take; combs given to a ottild of any age with great &kV ,
Mince. It has cured very bad time, and also of king ,
standing. It is indeed worth trying.' Proliared mid stild ,
only by Mrs. L Ball, South Pine Ninety garrabiTgi, ' • ' 3
Jp2ratt_ .
Comfy, ss:
at present is realdoisi• pr
bet4,d sworn, Atka
wile and sky
that]. win enrolled in 1693; the
county of Pa,
_wings I thee resided, but
that I moved from there in- the-month, of rt - r
min arid Arai abOg viwocwat....
I amm a n 4 an d il./.710• 11 11, 11 0n .;}
and heieby request that my earn went may be changed
to suit my present residero
Nors.—T liiii:oll—
he above is adopted by the &lard et -
went of the 14th _District. of Pennsylvank, akik table
fortis of affidavit, tti be" made on an itollepiels:.. 'AO • •
the mile on the, enrollment lists Vomlbne' .)
tatoOter. • ' - ' r5, 4 r
jlidArAt CISIGNIRt.
•
imam . .4 - Boot or -won*
- ROT,V,XI[I9 AiIipPEAMMALte-.4-4- , * , A
111Iiiiellibia an as Ralltaad. •
a
TN accordance with the provisions otithe
New Internal Revenue Law, oilseeds delivered at.the,
above railroad tor shiptnent, must t,v'e a Two Cent
Stamp affixed to the rectipt demanded therefor, said
stamp to be at the expense ef the si ipper.
For all receipts taken by the above..ComPeny, said
stamps will be Jumbled and paid for , by the Company. . .
auslO-dtsep3o JDRN'.I. CLYDE, am nt,
DESERT EsB
00 WILL be paid, fok• infolinatiorilOl
the whet eabonts of any `diiiertirs 'fhippe
4 4: tr.rvire. Ali communications etrfaii
Adarsea Box 13, Eiarrhsbmg P.O • • aualtztr "
THEgood will and 'fixtures of an 'old - atLd
well eetabludied Rest:tenni. For NSW , '" paitiCularb
address [auge-iltfl J. W,,f. c liarriebarg, P. 0
• .
'eg lirfchener &
TUST received, this
,xcorn3
at.
Co.,vv rresh sewkol.± 4-/FRAZErg....
aug6
MEW FIBSLNew ita. 'I l and 2 MS
.1.1 to bairelkbalr bomb as tit* and by the
o n it;
NOTICE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLA
1310,ndSi/s'
steam Engine Works,
131tindy,s'
Newark Mathiste Works!
...VE WARR', OHIO
mandys ,
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
. ,
131andys'
Patent Portable Steam Engines.
16,000 FEET OF•LUMBER PER DAY!
COMPELLED to decline many orders for
Md.a and Engines the past year, trona utter Ina
bony to till them we resolved to increase our already
large facilities for their Menu acture. Very recently we
I.ureha•ed toe entire property of the Newark Machine
Works, at Newark, Ohio, and at this moment both estate
llstunents are in lull operatipkv; WA wMI try hake itiNfe
to fl 1 a I orders pro
• The lumoer trade WAS never Ein prosperous, and money:
making as at present, and will no ooubt continue to be so
fora Onelliyoll tor : 0145oradveli ani
thitlg good logs t per Eto yKt
Blitiejof u ,1r . The - dys'. Are p rfectly equipped for work. Ample printed
Instructions, with engraved ground plan tor the r man
agement, go with each, and every efrert is made to put
Inexperienced operators on a per with those who have
oper eted them.
Circulars. wi h deacripthns and illustrations, and re
ports of operators forward.d to any address.
Address H er. F. MANDY. at
Zenesvi.le or Nei- ark, Ohio.
9 0 MILDnOIRAP.P.Ocis'AL1
Lswiestrao, Union County, Pa.,
Juno *So, 1864.
* * * In the last three melting, (working live days
a weekl Ataratiout:l62soloo Note-of wbite , e°4- , on • 0 4r.
I:MANDY Maikastlskilittuai Ifail.9o feet, • Use 4uplim.E.l,
jorunourwed blAsedtanauseteipspeotordaLlse: the oest !de
livered in that city this summer. Itid Bloody kfiiginaliss
done wed, end I eon now any it is a perfect suedes , . Yi 5-
imday, the 29th of June, we cut 16,000 feet or oak.
araosonowsr, Indiana County, Pa., I
June 27th, MIREj
* ca'Aiskicd/18,C4XAWiaehai*Vzhini our
BLANDY MILL its ten hours. J. T. WtiuDßi.,W.
WILYORE, Cambria County, Pa., t
May 12, 1804
* =l;hilvd Raided biInyBLANDY IdtLl.l;2soi ,
000 ftittOtidlgibtli PailtaNtikssovani;months,. watch' im
cliPlad'AiW:Wititor;bidlithli; • dtk-ntworiiiirg ,, ouly *wadi
Mauro Lon spirtiot Stur time.
Tuts la mute lumber tbuu any singe mill has cut in thia
lama Muth withitelk Mindsvf miles uttaisidedirpi ;
3 ftk
: • 1 4 0 b 6 1•,.(iVero ntr, ,
; • "'•-- lip t ithl6B4 - ." •
1 11 a4tIth.fiq #lt4 gißrYdalai .
of t itk . mOre thiailt" kteita .;.14 rOO,Ol r
tried how much we cotild cut on lit a day; we rbieladod
we would do as the last day wa ran it, prior to delivery
to new owner. I measured it as if goinz to sell it, and
&dud it was 12,104 feet, mostly cut from logs 8 to 12 feet
long, small and very hard. The BLANDY MILL la the
Milt for me, and evoryoody eke that knows anything
about them, its rpy opinion, A, SM.UIir4LTEIt.
augl74lsolt/Wklaitae C -1.1 r,‘
THIS WAY
1%;13:
D"A -- 111 - Ai n -
LLIC7I - 77.1 ' 7reL
HUSIXRYO,4,r :•14, :/1.8L2 ;Lt •::
'Aftk Le r w ,„ l'AL:fftati ;-
HOOP SKIRTS,
• LADIES' HAIR NETS, and
HEAD DRESSES,
PERFH4IIIPRX,
FRENCH LACE, and
TISSUE VEILS, ETC.,
1114TOAISIIINGLY „LOT
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1 THE SONG GARDEN,
BY DR. LOWED MASON—Is now ready,
containing a large number and great variety of New
pongs, Bounds, Exercises, &c., with the Elements of Mu.
Simi Notation. The series is designer to include three_
kri, progressively arranged, but eacirhooVirebteM`
Fditf. .Vbe 114st:iusdlirkrBittilorwill bd "koia6 ~p en
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NEW MUSIC BOOK FOR CHOIRS.
Ticm
BY WILLIAM B. BRADBURY. This
work is the result of Mr. Bradbury'a collecting and
pomposing for several years, and la everywhere being re
peiv.d with the great Est favor by the most, experienced.
idsgeiS of3fr: Brary 4 S s
ikoinitstrfigietillyk - *Coolli i
hOOki thWtBll* OvelFgOreeMerdipekttal h is
entire works, tikoreAlii*klifW '"
In addition to its rich collection of Tunes and Anthems,
the Key-Note has a great variety of Exercises and light
Mee etlervilftOtedloo l l.l44lllittbetbObitelniss, and
in every Particular it is believed the lovers Cl good music
a t church and at home will and the Keg just adapted
,
ateirtiSe4 l 6., 1 11, 0 0 ,
cepbY. l 444
FOr.IV 0.4.1 cibf Itastott, , f:
ed , killAakiNgs4ressigork:..
Ass 2.,e4 1;44 tie
Special Election.
It
h~t
j N of C eliWurg, C n e citne . isliere e ty e givent ° t f he qu e al c ii i i t eTl
eters or the Sault Ward in said oily, that a Bpec.al Elec
tion will be heir .1110,..11(4 4 0/ICAT HOUSE in Verbeko
street; in said ottr•tai` 'I.INACSDAY AUGUST 31.
1864, for , onepemon FOR MEMBER OF COMMON
COUSDID) tisitM tail:spired term or Dr. Wllltam H.
Eel; resigued •
BERNARD CAMPBELL,
Chief or Police.
,• August 15 1864. 115-druid:to
eaiiin ass of Penns' Vein'e
LiOlion are
_9L. Awittligt od.,,geiteral nature, with
yciss reThuve to Pliiiiltieffna c i ty and county, up to the
ear 1b64, inclusive ; and cont.ining the amendment to
the Constitution and laws pi ov.ding for the voting by
Soldiers in actual service : By M. id'Knorzy. A new
edition enlarged anti luiprpved. To be issued imtu.di-
Stely after the adjournment of the present Legilstare,
Fhb suitable sit oeg paper' cover. Price 70 cent.. A
d simian allowed acco,dinao the number it copies sold.
Nor sale by M. biIIINNEY, at
gis-dlw:wlml - liarriebu g, Pa.
lk e SALE
.0;
!WE the wt d FO
emi MO sale, a lot with
two houses en c thereon, in the borough of
Nupnin, oa the 3d of cepre uper. at 3r. ar. Terms to
Suit purchasers. sate to gke t raCe at the hou.. , e of C,
Ikth ,, des. •-.' A & K. GEIGER.
, au,46-dood :aw* tl g
tirTUCKSTERS' B.
, 4 , x;‘ ,. ;;1;
gukin--Choicetont n Meow, juz
r ,
.. uyiei vs crop's "um.
0
trt
a
--- . 7-3 t) LOAN. --
rime Secretary ortik‘Tleasruigives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Cou
pon Treasury- Not* 'payable three years from
August 16t11, 1864, with semi-mama interest
at the rate of seven and three-tent/raver cent.
per armithr—prineipal and Interest both to be
paid in bilvfhl
These notes will be _convertible at the option
or-the holder at. tnatttrity into six per cent.
golabearir , bonds payable not less than five
nor more then twenty' . years from their date,
as the Government may elect.- {Ehey will be
issued in denominations of $.50, - $,lOO, $500,_
$/; 1 1/00 dridls,ooo, and ilksubscriPtiOns must
be for fifty dollar - 5: or enin4 multiple of My
dollats. ;‘,l - :
ThelbOtes will_ be brAftamitted to the oitners
free'ot 411.4ortatien eherker as soon after
the receipt of the CertilloAteszof De
posit arrthey can be prepared:
As.the notes draw interest:from August VT,
persons making deposits subsequent to ,that,
date must parthe interest accrued from date
of note -to te' of deposit.
kartiesopoithig twenty:Ave thousand-dol
lora and upwards tor thesonotei at any one
time. Will be , allowed a commission of one
quad r : of hhe!'.wr cent., which ' will be paid
tki3l.reastwi' peßgimenkutton the receipt
of a bill for the .amount, certified to by the
officer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions for* commissions taat be made
from the ilepoalta.. - -
Special -Advantages of this Loan.
it is A Ns:manic SAMICiEt lips, offering a
higher rate than any other, slid best security.
Any savings bank which pays its depositors
•Notv3; considers :that. it is paying
iii the - bist Circulating medbanrof the , country,
andAspannot pay in , . anything' better, for its
own:assetoare either in government securities
or-ill - notes or bonds payable in government
It is equally convenient as a temporary or
permanent investment. The notes can al
ways_!be stolit'fOr - Within a fraction of their
face 'and accumulated interest, and are the
beat security with banks as caUaterals for dis
counts. -
, 01110.
Zakkesville, Ohio.
ConTellableinto a 6 per Cent. 6410 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on
the ~notes for three . years, this privilege of
cot:0(081mi is worth about three per cent.
per annum, for the current rate for 5-20 Bonds
is not less than nineper-cent. premium, and be
fore the war the premiiim on six per cent. U.
S. stocks was over twenty per cent. It will
be seen that the actual profit on this loan, at
the present market rate; is not less than ten
per cent. per annum.
its Exemption intik
ti State or Municipal
But aside from all tho advantages we have
enumerated, a special iwt, of Congress exempts
all bonds and I'. easury tibia from local taxation.
Gn the average, this e*ltiption is worth about
to per cent. per annum, according to the
to of taxation in varictlis parts of the country.
It is believed that 'No securities offer so
great inducements to lenders as those issued
by the Government. .4 all other forms of
indebtedness, the faitti,or ability of private
parties, or stock companies, or separate cora
inunities, only, is pledged for payment, while
the whole property of the country is held to
secure , the dilsolisrge.ofi all , the obligations of
the United'Statek. • • • •
JA.MES. 0 hioCLURE.
While the Government offers the most
liberal terms for its loans, it believes that the
very:strongest appeal will be to the loyalty
and patribtism of the n people
Sussoarrriolis wrt.z. sa RECEIVED by the
Treasurer of the United States, at Washing
ton. the several Assistant Treasurers and
designated Deposited.* and by all the Na
tional banks which are. depositaries of public
money, and all respectable banks and bankers
throughout the at:witty' will give further in
formation find afford every facility to sub-
Scribers.. . [anl9-dkw:2m
TVANTEDI,Tbi*"4; I , fcia; HOUSE CAR
- PRSTER.s.. 'Apsily, to W. BIBLE,
augl6-ili7 - -Cornee Biztl+ sad Walnut streets.
• want' 49A,
SalLD'illilJl4B4:4.a girl to do general
home work fir a wad .tadaily. Mut" bring good
tecomaleadatiowg. Sigma wilt hou'or stood place by
Inquiring at -!..(aufll-dd, 'TILLS OFFIOE.
Wanted,, •i
I A LIEUTENANT 'with a few men. For
further particulars Inquire of Capt. Dean. Otticet
rtt bt Vkt "t r e
e=atrtetr.a streets,
I
TANTED—An unfurnished or furnished
Quip,. or part or a furnished or untunnsimis
Boma. For . partienlars.enqtare
au,ol-dtf' ' • THIS OFInCL .
• Alistseted to; *estiti.
604,saniud bor rooinS for
email family•:lLeanesnecgocaacthisotuce, Beta
advance samtinytif motto* auil-Lf
WANTED
AmuncALßut-muna App ly
a at
thoptsaload under lisredifotel.. • jr tf
WANTED, TO' NENT—An unfurnished
icwi tootn„ . r; Ego .
~4411i3L0 a
wall of oe
us w r
t*P 5 ,1 tr.,
IaTANTED--=;oslsopirZ
0 .—.- 8 Want
v rigittblB *SSW' in ever y
it 1 3 40 41 1 1 ittakti.i.sl.sB - / llllY+ We
,Have
po_ titunuk.whiott W#. will prove to
1 . 1 41/fioulg4ligttliPlioaa&t. 0444 4414
y3;284 119NES:Iiii68, Aia,
' • • 1 1 44 11 n9r5 , Md.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
: OK.:FIUDAY,ASEPTEMBER 9th, 186 i,
subscribers, agents for the heirs of
E Frederick Wonderly, Son., late of Mechanicsburg,
Pit4dec'd, will sell on the premises the following valuable
real. ' 'estate, viz: • •
Of ...1-441#0.40,14mkoznititiniug acres _ a 1111,93.,
perches, - ill clear, in a high 'state of cultivation and under
pod &mug, located in adver spring township, Cumber
land county, Pa., two Miles West of IleehagliWgg, near
the reed leafilliehMlithatldace to Carbide . - .Tat improve
roams are emit
2'WvaTuttY .110 RE, A ,GOOD RANK BARN;
XagonestegVeorn Crib, and all other necessary outbuild
ings. There are also two wells of never-failing water on
the farm, oneof Which.% • near - the door; an orchard of
tiring/OMA a limekiln' olt the premises.. The land:
,beerialllirued. The proximity of tins- property- to
the iiiterinielng town of Mechanicsburg, always at hinting
en excellent market for the products of the farm, renders
it 111 6 Lily desirable.
the same time and place, a trut er Mountain Land,
Mtuatett in Silver apring urtraidnp, Cumberland county,
containing 10 acreirand 14 perches, easy of aceess.
Persons desiring to - ,yiew tho property previous to the
sale will please can on George Wdnderly, residing on the
term, or W. IL Wonderly, x..sioing in Meohanicsburg.
I gobii to commence ats'bclock, r. x., when terms will
berinide known - by GEORGE WuNDEttLY,
WOVORRLY.
Agents for the heirs of J. F. Wonderly, dec'd.
41 15 . 4.115eP9,-
VALUABLE , ...
:PROPERTY FOR; SALE,
rTettininzifier' offers for tittle to valuable
avern Stand, situate on She Lancaster turnpike, in
eHugh or Middletown, consisting or a large twaatary
rick Hthal,:extensive stapling and all other rate& ivy
Out Put/Shops r - • _ ~. .
Also , Iwo adjoining' loth, liiing erected on each a two.
story frame uwelling.' - - '
,
• k'or runner paolculars apply-to- th e undersigned, on the
the prelatic& • • "-• SARUM DalrWai.Alt.
• ja2l-tuaaat3ms -:
~
' 2l 'f FUJI 1542.14114 .
4,7,....1 4-2011a8' power, steam engine and
rooLernttai•rn pip*, water pipes, pumps and Imam'
uattlei 01 1 0 0 1 DgOrigioe and.eyboder boder, manufao... l
rwDY 400 .'weluOlio,Itete.at improved oselilatita en
s tibiblee'4lzlle aeon 4 Go/1 41 *W; ibqt of Walla
14111\Zat°11.- .
l For -Acc. it Canal office, Market Wed,
D ideditatett Hotel.. - " -
1
1 l 04: *, .*
~,,, ~,.., 25:-:.r: n: *Mas.4_# , ' ~
--Shiftier ac Eru
pt, & Co., have on hand
$6 60 per dozen, Jen '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Taxation.
.w.as..
,PugLlp SALE.
BRANT'S XIAL.L. BRANT'S ItAtL.
SIGIIT Or
Rouses Star Combination Company,
Souse's Star Combination Company,
Rouse's Star Combination Company,
Last Night of the Present Siiccessful Engagement of the
Beautiful and highly giftel Tragedienne,
MISS FANNY B. .P.144:3E.
la the Beeuttrel Drama,
FANCREOW,THE CRICKET,
ON SATVEDAT., EVENING, AI3G.
irriror farther partlealsra see programme
angtk-d tr
SANFORD'S HALL.
_ THIRD WEEK OF THE
CONTINENTAL COMBINATION COMPANY,
ON MONDAY_ JULY 25, 1864.
%WS company consists of the best star per •
formers, cons isting of
SINGERS,
DANCERS. -
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
• GYMNASTS, &O.
The manager takes pleasure in announcing that they
intend making this TEE Concert EaU of the ear. _
HARRY WELLS & 00., Proprietors.
' BILLY Foams, Business Agent. jy234.12t
CANTERBURY
WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD.
Proprietor ....
Business Agent— ..
Stage Manager
Leader er Otr,bester
OPEN every night with a first-atria com
pany of male and female artistes. The perform
ince embraces every variety of legitimate amusement,
such as
SINGING,
DANCING,
PANTOMIMES,
BURLESQUES, AND JESTS.
Admission, 26 cents. Seats in private boxes 60 mktg.
Doors open at 7. To commence at 8 o'clock. jylB4ltt
MILITARY NOTICES.
New Infantry Regiment.
ORE YEAR'd ,SER VICE
HIGHEST LOCAL BOUNTIES.
TDECRIIITS can be mustered in,
subsist,-
_IN au and clothed iMule lately after !liar ettliettneat.
0- heeruiting office in Third street near Market, Hat ,
tisburg. J. wito-AX AWL.
Aug. it 9, 1864. auls-1w
•
Repruits Wanted
One'Year
irtE officers are men who have seen ser:-
NICO . The Captain Is a graduate of the celeorated
Government • Midway School at Sc. Cyr, in •Fi suict; said
has a rued seven years in the French army • h :sandals
for his bravery in six battles , viz : Montebello, Mastro,
Tubigo, Melegnagno, Magenta and eolferino.. -
The Highest Bounty paid to liocruit , , and no advantage
taken.
The Recruiting Rendeirous, on Leerier eruzirt, et the ,
OLD MOUNT V#ICAON MOUSE, elvish° the Female
seminary, Harrisburg, P*
P. DLLEfI, Capktiin.
Riursamsems Gen'l Cluserets, New York dry ;
Brig. tienn Duffey, Commanding Cay. Div. West. Yw
&la; Theo: Perin, Harristnirg. ratmls.-I.W
HEADQUARTERS
DRAFTED MEN, SUBSTITUTES.
VOLUNTEERS,
115 South Seventh St., Second floor, Room N0..10.
,Drafted Men from the City or any tauter the'
State will be furnished with zubstitutea at abort nottK .
and on liberal terms.
isir Men Enlisting, either as Substitutes or VOlUnteers,
will receive the o& gest Sonnies, whith will bo peal to
Qum in cash as soon as mustered in.
Arias eval be liberally paid at this Oitee. •
iIAVENEk
12013
DR AFT!!
PHILADELPHIA GUARDS!!
• MM. A. A. LISCIFIXR.
$5OO .1 ;1 :? e lj o li nly. I llon F m o u r st o ,rel ne L e med ar'S ii6 l l;
and paid mull Coon $4OO. C nne singly, in. I c squads
Any pe son brMgmu 20 men vri.i be nonamiiinoned a
Second Lieutenant; 25 men a First Lieutenant; 40 men-a
Captain. • __
'lite above will be executed to tho letter. Apply to
Col. A. A. LEOHLIM, -
Iteadquarlers, 611 Gl:Learnt #4., Mlle.
auglo
trça
Appttooble to
sieftd Arta
Anew
p
Boot sad Shoe Man
ufacturera.
Jew*las.
It:is s liquid.
Itetataber.
fiats!
Aseatt in
leadlY
• ..
• ---- rtvate Sate. .
AVALUABLE Kentucky Black.=
Rinse Is offered for sale. Be is Ave sears; .
riding.ar driving, porresltygende, and will nuakmpii."
telleirthandy horse. Forio artkidars enquire or, 1,,
DAKO O 4 I *.6N Frank' in4toemk-- -
naltkato or to ceps. tautOig:at
• • - OgisatEst:
; D.
AMUSEMENTS.
....J. EL DONNE.
JOR. KILL
Timmy mesTAythe
......:J. G. AID In _ .
hirEICAL FARCES,
COMIC OPERAS,
NEGRO COIIIOALITIES,
AND
, .
Useful and Valnable
Discovery.
HILTON'S
CEMENT
INSOLUBLE_
b. of noure general
..plactical utatty
than any. iventiou now before the
public.- RAW; been thcoccupy tested
luring the last two years by practical
R Men, and pronounced by all to be
UPB.R tOR TO NT
Adheitfre f i reirmitions known.
11180LUBLZ CSirsn'is altow
thing, and the molt of ngh , t, of
Andy; its combinatiim oit - • •
&iv**
And ander — no circumstances or
;bulge of temperature. will it be
vino corrupt ar omit coy offroialre
Boor 4IVD BROH
Kan , •afitit usiog Madames, wilt
dad it the bOst article knows a*
Oementing for the Chaim* it works!.
withoutdelay, is not affected by aoy,
slump of temperatture.
JEWELERS -- -
Will And it sufficiently *Sheave ins
'lair use, as hie Seen proved, .
u zspuilas Adapted No
And we claim aa an eapedal. inerik
tut tt, Woke Patches to Boots Ant
4hoee anMetenotly - ationg..vtattitif
stitoalag. -
It is the only
LIQUID CEMBIi
Ilium that b oi sure thin tor Oland
-lakors. •
Ivory,._
And *Melee of Housebulu use
REatBER
Ru.eas's unnsmium Ciao)*
fs in a liquid form and is essay ay I_
plied SS PM.
Itivron's Enamour' Czeist
Is inisolotne . •
Huron's Lumens Omani
Adheres oily subsume**
suppled thirdly - or - Malluf_eg,
wet's , ftolcare *am 001 * 1401001
MILTON BROS. & Co.;
Proprietor; • .
PloTldimperiFF
LAM& ie luau:lna
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