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JtoSelegra; HAHBISPURO, PA WEDX ESDAT ETKSIHG, OCT. 1, 1S7S. town Ajg couivtryv October comes in pleasant and bland. Clara Mcndt, nee Miller (Louisa Mnnibacn; died recentJy in uermany. Industrial and commercial activity seems unabated In Harriebarg, despite the financial difficoltles of the times.

By reference to bur report of the pro ceedings of the Homeopathic convention it will bo seen that among the applications for membership In the association Is that of a lady physician. Trfmir Om This la regular BCU8 weather, and we expect soon to hear of the prevalence or maiaiangreeauie complaint. "Come and get your qainine," will be the next order from' headquarters. Floral A grand floral entertainment will be given this (Wednesday) evening at National Hall. The Excelsior and Baldwin, cornet bands will be in attendance, and discourse some of their best music.

Mayor's Court. Two cases of drunkenness, one of larceny, two of disorderly conduct, six of vagrancy, one of maintenance, one of adultery, one of fornication, one of assault and battery and four of suspected larceny were be the Mayor (since our last report. Here is an item for the ladies For protecting facings of skirts that drag on the ground, an inner facing ia now used of dark, oil cloth or morocco, bound with braid. It is more substantial than the plaited wJggin, which is so soon discolored and worn oat. Personal.

Mr. George Sbrom, the editor and proprietor, of tho Newport (Perry county) News, was in this city yesterday. He says the financial trou Lies have not. injured business In his'' locality. a.

i We had the pleasure of taking by the band ur genial typographical friend, J. Klton Whiteside, who is sojourning in this city for a few days en route to Washington city, D. C. A X.AB0E crowd was collected at Third street and Strawberry alley late yesterday afternoon, by the exploits of a drunken sailor lr climbing a telegraph pole on the corner of the two alleys below. He went up the emooth pole like a cat, and; sat on tho top cross arm and indulged la various gestures expressive of the ease with which he maintained his position.

He was finally persuaded to comedown, when he went swaggering along as if such a performance was a common occurrence for him. Register's Business for September. From the books of Simon Duey, Register of Wills, we obtain the following information in regard to the business of hisofnco for the month of September: LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED Dtctdtnt. Adminittralor, John Henry Dttiin. Henry Daniel Hheesley.

Catharine Snavely Orpha tmavely. Mary Forney Lnoettaaad feterWlso J.B. Zimmerman E. T. F.

Ztmmermaa. Elisabeth Poffeaberger.Wm. L. Poflonbsrger. A.

B. Werford Eliza Warlord. Peter Llghtner Henry Herr. Jacob (iron J. Gross.

WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE. Dtcedrnt, Executor. Job. Hultsbaoh ainltzbaoh. Oumian Ho.

Lry Wmfer. David Prices of Coal' in October. Tho Philadelphia and Reading coal and iron company has issued a circular in which the following prices are given for the present month At Port Carbon Lump, $2 00 egg, $3 15; stove, $3 15; chestnut, $2 40; No, 2 chestnut, $2 65; pea, $1 25. av ovuuyiKiu nsveu uump, $2 pg, $3 23; stove, $3 23; chestnut, $2 48; 2 chestnut, $2 23; pea, $1 33. At iron uiinion jjump, $3 iu egg, $3 85; stove, $3 35; chestnut, 2 No.

2 chestnut, $2 35; pea, $1 45. All coal sold on the line of the Reading and Columbia railroad, Lebanon Valley railroad and Schuylkill and Susquehanna railroad, including Harris burg, Lancaster and Columbia, as well aa all contracts made for any size of coal for shipment to these place. must be subject to the monthly circular prices. A Second Meeting of Manufac turers. The manufacturers of "this city held another meeting at William Corner's office last evening, to consult with reference to the best course to pursue to keep in operation the industrial works of the city In case the stringency in the money market should continue.

After a free interchange of opinion, it was resolved to iBsue notes for wages for any amount, if neeessary, to employees, made payable in ninety days, with Intel est, at such banks as the individual employer or company may designate. These notes will be taken in exchange for. goods by our, merchants, some of whom have announced their willingness to give the buyers twenty per cent, of the amount of the order In change, so that they will be able to attend market without being subjected to tho inconvenience of using orders there. Women and Flowers. Some one who pretends to know all about thesub ject.

which is saying a great deal for one's self, gets off tho following little essay on women The Expression of Dress. Women are more like flowers than we think. In their drees and adornment they ex prers their natures an the flowers do in their petals and colors. Borne women are like the modest daisies and violets they never look or feci better than when dressed in a morning wrapper. Others are not themselves unless tbey can flame out in gorgeous dyes, like the tulip or the blush roso.

Who baa not seen women just like white lilies We know several double marigolds and popples. There are women lit only for velvets, like the dahlias others aro graceful and airy, like azaleas. Now and then you see hollyhocks and sunflowers. When women are free to dress as they like, uncontrolled by others, and not limited by their circumstances, they do not fail to oxpro.su their true characters, and dress becomes a form of expression very genuine and useful. Mortuary Report.

Tho following Is the list of Interments in tho Harris burg cemetery during the month of Heptemner, tauen rrom tue books or tho secretary of the association, H. 13. (Iray jIam Pnr KTnmViav novrvitra laaiiAil I Of this number two were still born, two were killed, one was accidentally nol soned, one committed suicide and two were non residents so that the actual number of deaths from natural causes in Harrlsburg was 13. Those in terred died of the following dte eases: Abscess on In nan. imll gestion.l; brain fever, chronic diar laea, i cnoiera lnrantum, 2 lung fever, 1 inflammation of the bowels, 1 whooping cough, 1 decay, old age.2; luuuuuiiiuuuvi lumungs.i; Heart ills ease, unknown, 1.

ine ages were follow Under 1 aa. dot mo tin 1 1 t. 6 and 10, 1 between 10 and 20, 1 between 20 and 80, 1 between 80 and 40, 2: between CO and CO, 1 between CO ami 70, between 70 and BO, 2 between 00 and 100. 1. Samuel Hippie and William Moore were the two persons who were lulled Addison Dehart committed suicide, and Wm.

T. Dorwart died from the effdctH of laudanum taken by mistake. Mrs Margaret Ring, of Philadelphia, one of the non residents, interred about one week ago. was vz years old. The following la the number of In termenta for 1873, given by months January, 34 February, J9 March, 42 Anril.

87: May. 33: Juno. 20: July. 45 August. 35 September, 21.

Total. 2(10 This is at the rate of 32 8 0 persons per montn, or aooui one per uay. A Tight Place. Last evening about seven o'clock a horse attached to a bug gy, containing a man (who refused to give our informant his name), ran sway on Hanna street, continuing his flight up the railroad between the last named street and Paxton. Just behind him came a train, while in.front of him approached another.

Fortunately for both horse and driver, they reached Paxton street ahead of the approaching train, and by turning into the street escaped danger. A Valuable Testimonial. Prof. Kellies, the celebrated Magician, Bub mits for publication the following testimonial from high authority, the author being no less a personage than the Hon. W.

Patton, who has been a member of congress from the Towanda district for twelve years "Towanda, Pa 10th July, 1S73. I attended the two nights Professor Keliiea (colored man) performed at Mercer's Hall, in this place and found him' the equal of the most celebrated magicians 1 ever saw perform, not excepting Signor Blitz or Professor Anderson', and his wife to be the best claiivoy ant I ever saw. The dexterity with which Professor Kellies performs his slight of hand tricks is apparently miraculous. He is courteous and his wife modest in manners, end merits the patronpge of the public. W.

Patton." Our readera should not forget that Prof. Kellies will give his first exhibition in 03d Fellows' Hall, on Friday cvenirg next. Luther anism. Last Session of t7ie Synod of Eastern Pennsylvania Transaction of Important Business. On Monday evening the thirty second annual convention of the Lutheran Church of Eastern Pennsylvania reassembled at Twelfth Church, The Committee on Minutes of the synod preeented their report, In which no action ofany importance was recommended.

The St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church of Richland, Lebanon county, was received into full synodical convention with the churches of synod. In the afternoon, on motion of Dr. Stork.lt was resolved to make an effort to raise $3,000 for the Publication Society. The Committee on President's Report presented a report, which was adopted.

It referred feelinely to the dath of Rev. E. W. Hutter, D. which clause was.

adopted by a unanimous vote. Also, to the dismission of clerical members to other denominations, in reference to which clause the committee reported that they could not see the necessity of legislative action as recommended. The clause relating to the bequealhment or by iienry tttraub to the synod for the spread of the Gospel and educating yourjer men for the ministry, eave rise to a loag discussion, but was finally auopceu. The committee appointed in relation to tho apportionment of different con gregations, for educational purposes, presented a repcrt recommending tne amounts to be paid, the total eum being about $2,800., In the evening tho Educational Soci ety celebrated its anniversary, and several addresses wero made by, members of the synod. i Yesterday's Session.

The synod re aumed its sessions at half past two. The Eroceeatngs were opened with Rev. D. Eechener. Rev.

l). Cunningham was introduced as the representative of the Philadelphia conference or tne M. is. cuuren. Jtie oll'ered to the synod the amicable greetings of his conference, and suggested that a representative be sent to the next meeting of our conference at Eas ton, Pa.

JKev. b. C. re sponded. Kev.

u. vv. M'lvnlRht was annotated to represent synod as above offered." xtev. M. Melelzh ollered a reDort in reference to the Sunday school cause, which was adopted.

itev. i. jJecKel. or the Pennsylvania synod, was received as an advisory member. The following lesolutions were adopt ed lieoulved.

That iu view of the nrea. ing needs of tho Educational Board of the Synod, that it be made the imperative duty of each minister to make an extra elTort to increase tho funds dur ing tne next six months. Jcesolved. That the next annual ses sion Bhall be held in PoUsvllle, the second Wednesday in (September, 1874. ino iouowing appointments were made of delegates to other synods Rev.

S. Raay, Maryland Rev. A. H. Connol, New York and New Jersey Rev.

G. F. West Pennsylvania Rev. M. Fernsler, Central Synod Rev.

Mr. Tinkler, Allegheny Synod; Itev. A S. Mack, Huequehanna Rev. J.

R. Shaflher, Rev. J. R. Diinm, Speakers Rev.

I. H. Kloss, Rev. H. W.M'Knight, Education; Rev.

Watkins, Rev. J. W. Finkblner, Missions: Revs. D.

B. Kloss, M. A. Keipel, Standing Committee on Temperance. On motion.

tho action laat ear on temperance, endorsing the same, was reallirmed. Rev. Dr. Stork nrecentad a renort on the state of religion in the churches, exhibiting that the advertence on the means of grace was well, and that there is an increasing feeling In the progression of religion. The following resolution, ottered by Dr.

Btork, was adopted: Jlesolved, That Synod most earnestly recommend the Church extenBion Board to appropriatw five hundred dollars from the Htraub legacy to the mlRalon of Kt. Louis, under charge of Rev. M. Rhodes. itev.

Mr. Kloss ollered the following resolution, which was adopted JceHoivca, 'mat a committee of three bo appointed to take into consideration tho propriety of ro establlshine the an cient order of deaconesses, and report at our next Synodical Convention. Uynodical aualrs having all been at tended to synod adjourned until next annual session. TTnr Km A Tirv TTnr, cat Society of the SUile of Pennsylvania Ninth Annual Session. This society annouiuieu in us nintn annual session, on Wednesday morning, October 1st.

at luuuuun, 111 ino nan oi me House or RepreRentativea, Harrlsburg the Presl City, in the chair. Dr. Cooper, uponcalling the society to order, delivered the opening address, which was fraught with Interest. We aro unable, on account of its length, to publish the address. The roll was then called and the addresses of members corrected.

'Ihe following pbytslclans were proposed for membership, and the propositions were referred to the Board of Cen sors: L. B. Hawlev. Phoanlxville J. N.

Clark, Harrlsburg Sarah T. Rogers, Philadelphia; J. H. Bufl'um, Pittsburg; J. B.

Chantler, Allegheny: R. IS. Caruthors, Allegheny. Drs. Stevens, of Scran ton, Cook, of and Burgher, of Plttaburir.

were appointed Censors. Dr. R. J. M'Clatchey, of Philadelphia, treasurer, submittal! hiu leport, which was accepted and referred iu umiuiiuwiiiK uuuuors: jrs.

ietter uoii, i nuvvmu, eep, or xittburg. and M'Clelland, of Plttsturg. ur. iuuioy, oi a report on behalf of the delegates from the State society to thn mr atim nfik American Institute of Homeonatbv. held last June in Cleveland.

He le ported that tho Institute meeting had been iu every particular a grand success. The next meeting of the Institute will be held at Niagara Falls, in Juno next. Dr. M'Clatchey, chairman of the Commltteo on Charter, made a report In behalf of the committee, to tho effect that the nnmmllfnn linrl rirnnnrnil Kill and that it had been presented in the iivSiiiibiu iv, uui iuac iu consequence the nretmurenn Mm r.rri.!anru r.e i poitaut busluess, the bill was not prop i.ivov iinju mm mat it would be pre sonted at tiie commencement of th next leirlHiui.i vn ui.ujUn society instructed tho committee to have ib isuouHw in, anu continued them omco. Ur.

IUUII 1110 iil prepared by the committee, entitled jxu uut iu iiuiauj me practice of Uo meopathy in PennKylvHiila by Incorpo rating the Homeopathic Medical Hociftli of the State of Penuny lvenla." He Btat eu mat mo bin imu tw.cn favorably Isia ture, and there eeerned to be little or no doubt regarding its passage at the next session of the On motion, the report was accepted, the committee continued, with instructions to have the bill presented. Reports from county and district medical societies were then called for. Dr. J. C.

Burgher reported in behalf or tne Allegheny county medical so ciety Dr. W. H. Cook, of Carlisle, from the Cumberland Valley Homeopathic medical society: Dr. R.

J. M' Clatchey, from the Philadelphia medical society. This report alluded in feel ing terms to the death of the late David James, M. D. of Philadelphia.

u. Dudley, on benait oi tue committee on Publication, reported that the proceedings of the last session had not been published because of a lack of funds, and because of the near approach of the present session; it being deemed best to print, the proceedings of both sessions together. Report accepted. The auditors reported mat tney can examined the accounts and vouchers of the treasurer, and had found his report On motion, the report was accepted and the auditors were discharged. The treasurer's repcrt was then adopted.

The report of the Dauphin County Homeopathic Medical Society was then submitted by Isaac Lefevre, of Harris burg, in this report special reierence was made to the Harrisburg hospital imbroglio. This hospital was created with funds collected from the citizens of Harrisburg, a large proportion of the donors being of Homeopathic proclivities and employing that method of practice in their families. The trustees of the hospital appointed a medical and surgical staff, composed entirely of Allopathic physicians. Whereupon the Homeopathic physicians demurred, ana the trustees, irr a weak moment, voted that a box of Homeopathic medicines be procured, and that' patients desiring Homeopathic treatment be allowed to call such Homeopatn as tney migtit de sire. Thereupon, the Allopathic in a fright at the Homeopathic box, unanimously resigned.

luese gentlemen were backed up by the Dauphin County (Allopathic) Medical Society, in a series of resolutions which, for medieval bigotry and superstition, cannot be excelled. On motion, the report was accepted. Dr. L. H.

Willard moved, and it was carried, that a committee of this society be appointed to frame a serlea or resolutions expressive of the sense of this society regarding the questions raised by the action of the Allopathic physicians of Dauphin county, and especially regarding" the ethics regulating the intercourse of pbyBiciana with each other. The chair appointed the following committee Drs. L. M. Willard, R.

J. M'Clatchey. J. H. M'Clelland.

A. Stevens and W. H. Cook. Dr.

J. H. M'Clelland made the report of the Pittsburg Homoepathio Hospital. The report stated that the year of the institution compares favor ably wUh any preceding year of its successful operation. There were 305 patients under treatment during the year, distributed in the medical, surgical and lying in There was a mortality of 17, or 5i per cent.

This email mor tality appears tne more remnmabio irom tho following analysis or tne ueatns were from consumption, 4 had sustained mortal Injuries. 2 had organic disease of the heart, 2 died of old age, 1 of conges tive chili Bnortiy after admission, rrom an ovftrian tumor, 1 from typhoid fever, and 1 from typnus lever, it will be ob served that the number that died from what are called curable diseases is ex ceedingly small. There were 4.553 pre scriptions issued from the Dispensary Department, making a total of Crescrlptlons since the Hospital has een opened. ur. uuuiey presented a verbal re port in reference to the Baptist Home of Philadelphia.

During theycar there has been in the Home 25 inmatQs.whose ages range from 68 to 99 There has been one death, caused by cancer. The managers have just completed the erection of a handsome and comfortable building for the use of the home, at a cost or about seu.uou. Dr. Htevens presented tho renort of Censors, recommending the election of tne iouowing candidates: Drs. L.

B. Hawley, R. Caruthers, J. N. Clark, J.

H. BuUum, J. B. Chantler. These were duly elected to membership.

Dr. J. w. uiarK, J. V.

tfurguer and W. H. Cook were appointed a commit tee to wait unon his excellency, tho Governor, and invito him to be present at tne sessions or tne society. Adjourned to meet at 2:30 p. m.

The Lace Robbery. In the caao of the four persons, two men and two women, arrested on a train at Bridgeport last evening, charged with the larceny of a large lot of lace from a mercantile house in Baltimore, the parlies were held to bail for a hearing this afternoon upon the arrival of ofllcers from the Monumental city. aaBa BUSINESS LOCALS. Sfft Blankets. 'flannels, merino un derwear and other seasonable goods in large assortment at Macklin's, Market square.

1 35 JQST Our stock of Carpets. Oil Cloths. is large, and nearly all bought this fall. New patterns at very low prices. F.

W. Yinqst, 213 North Becond street. fiIV" Wo hnvA ranrtivAfl from thn rmli. Usher an amusing piece of music, "Stand me on mv tittle head" a narod on the well known "Put me in my Utile half Everybody should get a copy, aa it is decidedly funny, and good music too. Prip.e.

HO enntn. floninn mallei! mi ra. ceipt of price by H. Ward, 10 N. Third Vno uln Kaa I alrAn 4Iia asA iur iuu uty.

BST" Brin die Melzger. successors to Brindle, have just received an Immense stock of all kinds of winter goods. Parties In need of white, red or shirting flannels will be surprised at our low prices. Medicated red minea flannels for rheumatics. Splendid canton flannels, only per yard at Brindle Metzger's.

The cheapest goods you ever saw at Brindle Metzger'a. Notice to Shippers. On and after October 1st. 1873. "The Old Wal lowerLlne" will be withdrawn, and a "Pennsylvania it.

R. Fast Freight Line," operated by the "Empire Liue," substituted. This line will receive freight for Harrlsburg, and polntu on tho Cumberland Valley R. in Phlla delphla at 15th and Walnut streets, and in isew xoruat rier jno. 3 worth river.

Freight for New York and Philadelphia will be received at the "Penna. It. R. Freight Depot, Harrlsburg." Quick dispatch and prompt delivery. Special conductors in charge of cars to insure safety and delivery of freights.

For rates and other Information, apply to Thomas L. Wallace, Penna. R. It. Freight Depot, or Wm.

C. Ward, Central Agent, Harrlsburg. octl dlf To the Citizens of the ElGIITH WARD. I offer mviudf nu Independent Candidate for the oillce of A1JA.M.n In 1 1 I aiuviwnu iu nniu vv Ul u. 1HKQ LUIS step in view of the fact that I have been grossly cheated and counted out by those having control of the primary election.

It is well known to those who pat on that board that Wm. Kuhn had but seven votes, John Miller had eleven votes, whilst in the return made by the board Kuhn was given 80 and Miller 85, Where did those votes come from Evidently they were taken from mo and given to them, as the board could tossti ry (and would If under oath), In order to leave Wm. Battis In the majority. I know, and am free to acknowledge that the most respectable portion of the coioreu voters supported mo (for wliicl j. return iiieiu my sincere man kb).

kept silent thus far in hopes tbai th wnnl PnmmittAn wmil.l .1. ii i.i'iijr iii wroDg, but I am unable to effect any 10 thing In that direction. Win. Battld meaiiH to keep hi uumo on tho lick vuether right or wrong. Lia the ci zen of the Eighth ward docido at (October election.

It 1b due to myHelf, tl he as wen as to thone who euppnrted me, to mate tnia puulc statement. P. it. Ryan See the Bass advertisement in another column. Every ciUnJUi in terested.

4.000 bushels Oats, crop of .1872, arriving by boat, and for sale by 1 3L John Walxoweb. JSSf A regular stated meeting of Franklin Castle No. 24, A. O. K.

of M. will be held in their hall, College Block, on Wednesday evening, October 1st, at half past seven o'clock. Every member is requested to be present, as business of importance will be transacted. John C. Balsley, 8.

C. BWorkingmen's gray twill'd and fine flannels, for shirting, at Rebman's. Rheumatic red twill'd flannel, "Cochineal recommended by physicians to persons afflicted with rheumatism, at Rebman's. Now's the time' for seasonable goods etock complete, stcck large, fashionable and your money's worth every time. Bilk poplins reduced from $1 75 to 1 25 a great bargain at Rebman's.

Splendid cotton flannels, only 10 and 12 cents, at Rebman's. A fact that Rebman's black silk mohair alpacas are the best and cheapest in the city. a15 dtf "Merchants and other shippers will bear in mind that Pelpher's Line is the only daily line between Philadelphia and Harrisburg that employ special conductors to go through with their cars to see to the safe delivery of all goods intrusted to them. It has been in successful operation for nearly twenty years, and we are prepared, as heretofore, to deliver a greater quantity of goods at an earlier hour in the morning than auy other line. Depot in 812 Market street; in Harrisburg, Montgomery foot of Market street." eep24 utf S7" Merchakts' Line.

Merchants and manufacturers, ship your goods by above line. The Old Wallower line, conducted on the Individual transportation system, being withdrawn, we re epectfully solicit your trade. No vacillating change of rates. Prompt delivery. Time as quick, a by express.

Depot in Philadelphia, Front and Willow streets; depot in New York, Pier No. 14, North river. Wallower Roh rer. Bep20 dlm For loss of appetite, dyspepsia. indigestion, depression of.

spirits and general debility, in their vaiious forms, Ferro Phosporated Elixer of Callsaya, made by Caswell. Hazard new York, and sold by all druggists, is the nest tonic, as a stimulant ionic ior patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it has no equal. If taken during the season it prevents fever: and ague and other intermittent fevers. sepe daw4w A Brother. plumbers and gas fitter, Third street, near Wal nut, are prepared to give prompt attention to all orders fur gas fitting and plumbing, and guarantee that the work will be done in the most satisfactory manner.

They have on hand a fine assortment of and centre table lamps, and burners of every de scription, together with shades and everything belonging to their line of business. aprI5 dtf JC Brindle Metzger are making business lively at the old stand of Kun kel Brindle, 211 Market street. "They are now opening a largo stock of fall and winter goods, consisting of dress goods, cloths and cassimeres, and a full line of domestics. They have also re ceived another big stock of those cotton comforts, which tbey are Btill selling at $2 50. Best unblcached''mu8lin at 10 cents.

sc27 tc B5k, Cei tilled checks and orders will be taken at the Dry Goods house of Coover Sheets corner Front and Market streets, for ail purohaees made ior tne accommodation of customers. sepSO dtf UST Go to J. 8. Slblo for dry pine or oak kindling or blocks, sawed to order, at lowest prices. Having erected a large building for the trade, you can be accommodated at any time.

Try my Lykens valley coal, free from slate, dry and well cleaned. Also, pnre WUkesbarre. J. S. Siblr.

Oillce at the corner of Third and Cum berland streets. auc8 dtf BRemoval Charles Gribb has removed his saddle and harness establishment to No, 7 North Fourth street, where he has on hand a full assortment of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Blankets and Robes. Tho public are invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing. Repairing promptly attended to. 20 1 jggyMartin Walzer.

the old and well known butcher, has resumed business, and may be found regularly, on market days, at his old stands in the Market square and West Harrisburg markets, wuere iue cnoicesc mcaia may do round. All are invited to call. sep27 dtf Amnions' Liver Regulator has no equal as a preventive or cure. ior sale by vv. ri.

llyors, No. 432 Market Btreet, Harrhburg, Pa. ecij29 dlw ri BuDr. A. L.

Alstead has removed his oillce to No. 120 South Seventeenth street, between Chestnut and Walnut streets, Jnuadeipbia. aul4 tf B9uGo to David M'CormiCK's coal office No. 1 North Third street, to buv good clean Wilkcbarro and Lykens vaney coai. novio dlf E3y Iron in its Best Form.

Tir J. S. Rco'd Golden Pills. Sco advertlsc meut. IvC XjS" Wanted Immediately Several good mono cutters ut the Grace M.

E. Church on State street. sepl8 dtf tSFFon Goon Clean Coal and kindling wood go toF.VanHagg.corner Broad and Cowden streets. my20 ly CITY BASS BASS! BASKETS BLACBC BASS, BLACK BASS. i BLACK BASKETS, With all other oolor, ityleii an 1 riaalltlas.

Th rontot amortmont ofdermu, Fraooh and araenonn uaiiiou iur inrpo9f at tbegreit P0RIUM 4 JB 13 A 8 ft JG 8 JOHN P. KELLER, Comer Second and Walnut Streele. new" Fiitnti'" S. W. OYSTER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEilS IN CONFECTIONERY TllUITS AND NUTS, wo.

nouTa Tiiiun err. Eopiu an fjAKES, QANDY, pEUIT, WHOLE A LE and RETAIL, AT WEAVER HUBLEY'S SUGAR BOWL. 5 i Ordora' ror partlefl ana weddlaga promptly oiled SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. j30 dto MATHER'S MILLINERY. Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Plumes, eatnera, Kibbons, Crape veils, Crope, Crape Hats and Bonnets, Bridal Hata" and Bonnets, and a full assortment of the latesi', styles in MIL'L INERY, 32 NORTff SECOND White Iron Front.

eepia dto 1S73. FAJLiIj SEASON. 1873. Millinery 5 and Fancy Goods, NOW XII3A.DY. reoelTlntc, lrg rrlv.l ef fall mUUnery, to which I invite your careful attention.

The styles arenumeroue and unique, ana purchasers will find a good supply to seleet from my assortment of Ribbons, Velvets, Flowers, Feathers, Bonnet i inun, nnsarpessea ana or tne finest qualities and litest denims. Thifua Goods department contains the newest and most oeairaoie geoas oi tne season. W3 PLEASE CALL' AND EXAMINE. SA MH. J.WAGNER, The Cenlra! Millinery and Fancy Store, FOURTH AND MARKET.

TFstaTjllslied In 1S4L3. sepia dto Have Just rcoslved EARLY PALL1 STYLES ILL IN EKY! To which they invite attention. B. M. T.

LEWIS, NO. ttio tnvvst Thlrct Htroot. ep21te rrar now ready for fall. iniDEAI YIN GSTS, 213 NorHi Second Street. We havo just received a full lino of Sneh as Tapoctrv.

BrufselP.Oropglv.Koxboro and other makes i Ianraln Carpets, from the lowest prloe to the fluent In the market. FLOCUt, STAIR AND TABLE OIL CLOTH Uf all widths and prloes. Furniture, Mattresses, fcc, DOOR MATS Of all kinds, andjlnt olass RAG CARPETS, Of our own make. Gall and ceo oar larire stook of Oarpsts, before baylDK, as we think we can suit all la need cf anything In that line. FEED.

W. YIWGrST, Second Street Above Locust, HARRISBURG. sope dte Ksa b'suo STons fixttjkes fok A BAKSAIM. The Store Bottles, Shelving and Drawers, Uounteis, Show Oases, show bottles, or the drug storo, No. 2S North Third street (Uolleg Block), are oUered for tale, to be removed aa soon as possession oan be obtained of the oorner room or tho new Ha sonlo Uall.

where the nnderslgned purposos fit. ting up a JJruK Store, entirely new. To any one desirous or starting the drug business these tlilurea, as good as new, will be sold at a bargain, O. Ji. AKKLEY.

jeiT dto jggpWHOLESALE NOTION HOUSE. II. GREGORY, COaffJLK MAUKET AND HEUOMD BTS. 1 Has just openod Tho Lnrirovt Ktock, The Nsil Tnrld Asiaortsncnt. Via Ittcat Style.

Cf NOTIONS and FAN OY GOODS for theSprlng and Rummer be found in theolty. An un asually large stook dents' Faney Mow Ties, Shirt Fronts.Susnenders.Uoslery, India (Janie and Cotton Undershirts; Paper dollars and Ouffs, Hand and Laee Uollars, Linen Belts, Corsets, Klbbons, Velvet Alee.Ladles1 BUk Ties. Bustles Braoelets, Jet and OIH Hots and Neokltoes. J. It.

Williams Js Yankee bar and other BOA va, for shaving or the tollot. CALL AIVJ) SEE THE STOOK PRICES. AT THE OL STAND. marlB dtf U.OKEOOKY. nr SSTUE MASOW HAMLIN lit CABINET OROANB, Best are the oheapest.

New styles. 6 octave Double Reed Organs remoed totuoill FHty styles, at prloes from lr6 upwards. All warranted for five years. Hold on easy monthly payments. STEIN WAY PIANOS.

WAKD'd MU fcill) STOKK.10 N. Third street. N. B. Three Piano stylo 6 oot.

Uelodeons, for sale very oheap. Jo7 dto MAEKBT STBEBT, 110 TIIOS, IIA3IMEUSLEY, DirectlmporterofQueonsware 1 Wa flower shades. Perkins Houses' non explosive lamps. Chandeliers and braokots. Coal oil lamps, burners and olilmnsys.

tlandyjars, syrup bottles, Hacks, bar bottles and stoppers. Hartamblers, ohampagne and wine glasres in great Tr iwvj goods sold 1 at tho lowest prloes. 1 myld dto 2JP" THE WOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURED taken in Harrlsburg are to bo obtained at LEMER'B GALLERIES, next to tho Court House, and In Market square. Speolal attention Is Invited to tho One PBRREOTYPE8, on exhibition at tho latter place, where Mr Amey continues la charge. Pictures of over yarlety and style cr.a always be obtained at LEMER'H JylS dtc A LLERTKH.

JTJST KEOEIVED A LAKQE AND Fine lot of Connecticut Leaf Tobacco 1871 and 1872 Crops. CIGAR MANUFACTURERS would doWeU to examine my Connecticut Tobacco, as I am do term ined to cell at VERY LOW I have on hand aboat 80 Cases 1871 Crop, and SO Cases Crop, Consisting; of Wrappers, Seconds and Fillers? JOHN College Block, Pa. Je6.dto OBSTACLES! Happy relief for young men from tne effeeta of Errors and Abuses In earlylUe. Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed.

New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth Philadelphia, Pa.

an Institution having a hlh reputation for honorable eon duct and professional gki 1 1 6 dgm The Most Wonderful Discovery of tha 19Ui Centnry. DR. S. D. HOWE'S ARABIAN MILK CURE, For Consumption all diseases of tho Throat, Cheat and Lungs.

(The only medicine of the kind in the world.) A substitute for Cod Liver Oil. Permanently cures Asthma, UronohUls, Incipient Consumption, ross of Voice, Shortness of Breath, Catarrh, Croup, Coughs, Colds, As In few days, like magic. Price $1 per bottle. AliiO, IIOWJEL'S ARABIAN TOXIC BLQOD PURIFIER, whloh differs from all other preparations In Its immedia te action upon the iver, Kidneys and Ulood. It is purely vearetablo.

cleanses the system all Impurities, builds it right square up, and makes pure, rioh bio d. Cures Scrofulous diseases of all kind9, removes Constipation, and regulates the Bowels. For General Debility, Lost Vitality and Broken Down Constitutions I "Challenge tho lath Century" to find Its equal. Every bottle is worth its weight In Gold. tl per bottle.

Sold by J. HEOK BOHER, Druggist, Jones Home Drug Store, 206 Market street, Bole Agent for Ham Isburg, Pa. Br. S. D.

UO isolo Proprietor, 111 Chambers street, New York. Janll ttawtiy Mothers. Cottiers, Blolif r. Don't fall to procure MKS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for all dlsoaBes Inoldent to the period of teething In children.

It relieves the child from pain, cures wind oollo, regulates tho bowels, and by giving relief and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. Be sure and call for MRS. WINSLOfVS SOOTHING SYBVP" For sale by all druggists. Je28 BATOHELOR'S KAtB BTE. This splendid Hair Dyols tho best In tho world.

The only true and perfect Dye. Harmless, reiia blo and Instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous tint, or odor. Kemedles the ill eltects of bad dyosand washes. Produces Immediately a saporb black or natural brown, and leaves tho hair clean, soft and beautiful. The genuine, signed W.

A. Batohelor. Sold by all drugglPts. OH AS ATOHELOSf, Propi N. Y.

sepso dly 4.11 i ii.r......iiii......,i....j.. injig VOCAL FflUSSC! Violin, Gnitar ani Violoncello, TAUailT BY CIIAS. CRUCKNELL, NO. 305 BttiaaS STREET. auSO dly CHEQARAY INSTITUTE.

TPaTABLISHED in New York in 1814. A English and French for young ladles and Misses. Boarcln and day pupils. 1627 and 1620 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa. French Is the language of tho family, and Is constantly spoken in tuoxuBiiiuie.

MADAME D'HEKVILTVY, Frlnolpal. Jeai dmowedfcsat8m WEW ARft VEUTISEJVIENTS "XI O'flCE. I will no! ho in Harris burg until 6th Ootober next. Aftorwaids all business confided to me will, as heretofore, meet with eareful consideration and attention. WM.

T. BI6HOP, Attorney at Law, opposite ri iioouj, lour aoora iron iuarn.t sireec, irrisonrg, eau ueooi Steam Engines A ND machinery of all kind repaired or rebuilt in the beet manner. With a complete outfit or tools and oompotont workmen, wo oan guarantee satisfaction to our patrons. Harrlsburg Foundry and Maoblno Company, Harris. our, ra.

auio aii JT. EN8MINOEU, Auotionoer, No. 100, 102 and 101 Second Street. PRIVATE HALE OK A VALUABLE i THREK 8TOUY liltICK DWELLING HOUSE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. (SITUATED on Ridcro road, abovo Broad, containing a three story brick front Douaing, irita two story orioit ick building, having a front on Klilire avenue 14 feet, extend.

ing back IndoDth 81 feet to nrlvate allav. havlnir all the modoru Improvements For further In lormation inquire or J. UNMUinutSK, eop26 dlw becond and Chostnut street, TO THE PUBL.IC 1 AVING proftf In my ossesalon that improper means were used to procure my de'eat a a candidate for County Commissioner before the lato Ueimblloan County Convention, i nereoy annoouoo mysmi as an inaepenaent candidate for the said oUlaeof Countv Commlj. sloner, and raspeotlully auk all persons, Irrespes tlve of party, who aro desirous of seourlng fair nomination uy none out uonoraoie means, to give me their cordial support. sepao dAwavi JONATHAN TOBIAS.

CHARLE3 P. VOLLMER, UpholBt erer, desires to Inform his friends and the oltlxena or Uarrlsburg and vlolnlty lu eeneral, that hols prepared to oxeoute upholstering In all Its branches, In a workmanlike manner and on reasonable torms. Lambraklns of tho latest Style made to order. OarpoU put down OA reasonable terms. Orders left at O.orno Winters' liquor store, No.

20 Market street, near the poii to Ul ne; Thomas P. Montgomery's Look store and C. 1. Bowman's dry goods store, will receive prompt attention. sot2S Jlm lor Scvyers.

PROPOSALS will herecolved for constructing a sewer on Fourth etreet, extending from Market to Walnut street, of two root Interior diameter. Also for constructing asewer In Hickory alley, extending from Herr to Cumberland street, of eighteen Inobe Interior diameter. Proposals will bo received until October J7 1873. Plans and specifications oan bo seen at No. 3D Market etreet, UUO.

E. W. W. IIOYfiK. J.

K. ll.Ur.llALD, stp0 d7t Hewer Committee. RUBBEK BOOTS, Rubber Over Shoes, Bucko Arctic Gaiters, Arctic Gaiter3 Overs, Arctic Sclf ActiDg Overs, Rubber Sclf Acting Overs, FOOT HOLDS, etc AT KGOr AND SHOE No. 21G Mnrkcl Street. IOji3 (Uo M.

HOCKAPELLAE, Hi al Kslats and Uent Asciil aud Collector twont Htrool. FOU HALE A brlok houtie en South Third Street, near Market, a very ilonl ruble property. A two brick, 17 by 47 feot, 0 rooms, on Two nl a Hif ntreot. A two story Irauio, on Montgomery street, tlx OOI.1. A three story frumo, on Fifth street and Du 1 hln alley.

A two story brtoii, on Second stront near North. A turee story trloir Ncound aod llorr street. A iaotUi or bulldlr.K itono. A nooil Front Street property. Two frame liouaos on llorr street.

A a story Iraine bouse on West State street. The PENNSYLVANIA UOUSK. Tho whole or half of It. Also, a number of houses ond lots In different parts of tbeotty. Also, two farms.

jel7 to JEWELERS AND UHKSTJN UT AND STREETS, PHttiADELPHIA. A TED A 1 AND tt tt 7 ILarge Assortment, Fiixe Qnality, Special Designs, Prices. Gocda sent on approval. If not satisfactory to be returned at expense of Bailey Co. serdo dwdAiiatlm CORNER SECOND AND CHESTNUT STREETS.

Sse MaterIal8 for Embroidery, Canvas Embroidery, etc, etc. CO Pi Fl cr a. 2 5 0 Cm tl a a P. rs 5' .13 1 te I 1 0 1 13 we 03 0 ft' 5 CO 9 go COAL! CO co CO TIPPETT JATJSS, Ofliee and Corner Kacc Nagrlc ADJOINING THE BOILER WORKS. LYKENS VALLEY.

WILKESB LEHIGH COAL! All Siirxa, Sciccnea ami Uclivcrctl Dry at all fsinsons, from our fargc Covered at LOWEST iitr NEW FALL GOODS M'A: KLIN' Bilks, MohalrB, Alpacas, Bergea, Morluoep, BatlncB, Camels' Hair Goods, Redlu gote Btulf, In great variety, Black Goods, White Goods, Shawls, Pelt Bklrts, Underwear, Blankets, Flannels, CasfiliticreB. AT DECIDED BARGAINS. hot Aia Furnaoe. Kqaalto fl vODe No 1udt.no Rases TT regulatlnsc. Will burn nard only Furnace snppiyinic 1 ment a faot.

UIhU in for a new Illustrated THE (HOLD HEATING CO. ThA liMfc 1lA.t.lncr A nr. NEW, GOODS! NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AT EL COHEN'S HOOP SKIRT, CORSET AND HOSIERY ST A 1. I II rpiIK largest and latoBt style of Irts, astles, Kid a loves. Ribbons, b'llk and other styles oll.adles' Ties, that have over been brought to iiarrlsbnrR Holsery In allstvles.

hnaa tha flnut qnality yet ottered by me to the ladles Ladles' and Oblldren's KnKllsb Heae, London length i ieatleinen's Ladles' and Children's Summer I Underwear, all quality and style the best Plain Woven uorsets, onlyseventy flvooentst latest style of I.lnen and ohlofs. A roll UneofUhlldren's bummer nndor garments. Hair hOoIm! Hair Goods! The best real hair swltohos to be found la the city. SomctlsiiiK JVcw New I Mrs. Moody's soU adlostlnR Abdominal Oorset lhe ber.t In tJuiYoVSMruI Snmn, 'Oome one, eome all, and examine my line line of llambnrir KdKea, Insertion and Oulr are Laees, Fans In Kreat variety, fn.l?!fSST,.B0,ltJl,"kr,l "eapest and boat llr ever of fered to tho trade by me or any oneelse.

J20 dtl SILVERSMITHS, LARGEST ASSORTMENT OP WOOLEN AND COTTOJV YARN, WORSTEDS, ZEPHYRS and all kinds of Knit GroocLs, A B. HAPKE, i I I i GO .3 CO cc (i 3 is GO i CO COAL! ARRE AND PEICES. AT Mnrlcct Square a'esln the wsrld. Kot a Steam beat. Uosts about nooverbeatedsurraeos.Kelf orsoftooal or wod.

The spii'i heat. Every state siliratloa sollelted. Bend Ulrenlar. 105 llcvkmati Street, N. Y.

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