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nili) Wot! HABBISBPBCK Till ilSDAY EYEHIMC MAY 80, 1878. TOWN AND COUNTRY. Vaccine Physicians for the Yeab 2872 1st Ward Dr. J. C.

Hutton, No, 5 S. Fourth street. 2nd Ward Dr. W. W.

Rutherford, No. 11 South Front street. 3d Ward Dr. R. H.

Beiler, No 313 Market Btreet. 4th Ward Dr. J. H. Fager, No.

120 Walnut street. 5th Ward Dr.H. M'Gowan, N. Third near Forater. 6th Ward Dr M.

L.Weilla, corner Second and Verbeke (Broad street). 7th Ward Dr. J. F. Hutchinson, No.

1111 Seventh street (Penna. avenue). 8th Ward Dr. H. Hamilton, No.

200 Walnut street, 9th Ward Dr. A. 8. Bickel, Regina street. Om papers for gale at this office.

We were visited this morning by quite a heavy rain storm. It will no doubt have a good effect on the grass crops, and on vegetables generally. Several good sized fish ponds might have been noticed on Third street, between Strawberry alley and Walnut streets, this morning. Several catfish were placed in them, but did not survive the accumulated mud and filth. The supervisor should have the holes filled up.

In the United States Circuit Court at Pittsburg, on Tuesday, Judge M'Ken nan overruled a motion for a new trial in the case of John D. Etzwiler, of Millersburg, this county, convicted of having in his possession counterfeit notes of the United States with intent to utter the same. R. the bootblack arrested some time since on a charge of stealing a railroad ticket and a small amount of money from Phil Dougherty's restaurant, had a hearing yesterday, and although he strongly protested his innocence he was committed in default of $500 bail to await a trial at the next term of court. Not Dead Yet.

Mrs. Jemima Wol gemuth, whose death from her injuries was announced in our paper of Tuesday, was alive thia morning, and her physician has not yet abandoned all hope of her recovery. She seemed in very good spirits, and if mortification can be prevented, may ultimately recover. She is doing very well, better, in fact, than could reasonably be expected. A Brave Act.

Thia morning a horse and wagon belonging to the Peipher line went dashing along Market street at a fearful rate of speed, and when near Fourth street, the team was captured by James Hughes, who after being dragged some distance succeeded in stopping it, and delivered it to the driver. The act was witnessed by a umber of persons, and was highly commended. Gored by a Bull. On Tuesday evening as Mrs. Bricker, an aged lady of Lisburn, Cumberland county, was passing along the public road between Lautz's mill and her house, she was at taked by a bull (belonging to Mr.

Floyd) who pushed her against and over a fence, and inflicted an ugly gash of five inches in length upon one of her limbs. It seems that the animal had escaped from a field into a road. The wounded lady was conveyed to her home, where she is receiving proper attention. Last evening two colored men, employees of the Jones House, engaged in an altercation. The parties, whose names are Henry Islands and William Welker, had a difficulty in the course of which the former called the latter a liar, when Welker threw a tumbler at Islands, which struck him on the arm.

He then sent another one on the same errand, which cut Islands on the back of the head. A third tumbler missed the mark and went out the window. Islands then made a charge of assault and battery against Welker and the latter entered bail in the sum of $300 for his appearance at the next term of court to answer. Perry County Affairs From the Perry county Advocate and Press we clip the following Fatal Accident On Saturday, the 18th inst, as Mr. Peter Sholly, of Rye township, this county, was on his wagon unloading wood, he slipped, and his foot catching in one of the standards, he fell to the ground on his head and shoulders, receiving such internal injury as to cause his death on the Monday following.

Mr. Sholly was only aboat thirty years of age. lie leaves a widow and four children to mourn his sudden death. Arm Crushed. On Monday evening of last week, Mr.

David Bitner, while engaged in boring posts with a machine driven by horse power, at the residence of John R. Boden, near Ickes burg, he slipped, and in throwing out his left arm it came in contact with the augur and both bones of the fore arm were crushed at the wrist joint. This' will render the wrist joint useless. We sympathize with Mr. Bitner in his misfortune.

Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry. The third annual reunion of the Ninth Penn sylvania Cavalry will be held in Dun cannon, on Thursday, June 6th, 1872. All are urgently invited to attend. A free supper will be prepared at William Shires' hotel for all the member in attendance. Dauphin Items.

The furnace, situated about one and a half miles above town, formerly owned by Dr. Lewis Heck, has been purchased by J. Kelley a firm from one of the lower eastern counties, who will take possession of it as as completed, as it is being thoroughly remodeled, and changed so as to use anthracite coal instead of charcoal. They haV? made several trips for ore, and during the one they met with an accident, caused by an engine colliding with them, in 7hich one car was completely demolished nd several slightly damaged. Yesterday workman, one of the millwrights, employed at the furnace, by some means teA a distance of fifteen feet, striking his head several times in the descent.

His in aries were not considered dangerous, iut it was deemed proper to send him home to his family. Mr. H. H. Corbett, who was brought liome some time ago very we are ihappy to see is able to be about again.

though looking somewhat pale and weakened. The merchants are very busy at present; some are in the city for the purpose of replenishing their stock, while others have made an addition to their number of clerks. There are several new buildings In progress of erection. J.W.Griflith.Esq., la building quite a handsome private house on Railroad street, and Mr. A.

F. Steea is putting a convenient addition fci nia residence. The small pox which has for some time past caused terror in our community has almost entirely disappeared, but fever and ague have become quite prevalent, though not to such an extent as in the fall of 1871, and we hope it may not. Mr. F.

Anderson, one of the foremen At the framing ground for the bridge, was ordered to another section of the country, while Mr. Blake, an old and experienced workman, is still in charge, and expects ro remain until the bridge aompjeiea. He is looking as natural as is looking as 7f: and vex? forlorn looking old man parsed wugh to wn this evening. Hi appearance generally brought forth thesympathy of many who sw him; lie was certainly a' fit subject tor the almshouse, and the authorities, whoever they may be, are not 'seharging their duties justly, when they aJlow sueh persons to wander through Jhe country. is so of on to $2 4c $3 to T.

to to a Japanese silks cheap at Kolp'a. Best qualities black cloths and skin cassimeres, atRebman's. dce The funeral of the little girl Hessen ins, who was drowned in the canal on Monday night, took place this morning. A meettno of the old Firet City Zouaves (Co. 127th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers) will be held at the City Grays' armory this evening at eight o'clock.

Every member who can requested to be present. Another large invoice of the beautiful and substantial baby carriages for which Mr. Keller is exclusive agent, and which has made his establishment popular this season, were seen to arrive yesterday. Mr. Keller having the agency for the principal manufacturers the country, offers unusual advantages in styles and prices.

Strawberry Festival. The ladies' Aid society of St. Paul's M. E. church, having in charge the business of furnishing the new parsonage, 116 Vine street, will hold a strawberry festival in furtherance of said object, beginning this evening, in Brant's ball, first floor, and continuing open Friday and Saturday evening.

The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Bread Bakery at New Cusiber land. Mrs. Jane B. Kaufman has opened a bread bakery, at her residence Bridge street, between Fourth and Fifth, New Cumberland, and is now fully prepared to furnish all who may favor her with their patronage with fresh bread, rolls, of the very best quality, on the most reasonable terms.

Lovers of good bread and we would like to see the fellow that don't belong that class will do well to givo her a call. Carlisle Markets From the Herald. Family flour, $9 75; superfine flour, $7 50 superfine rye flour, $5 00 white wheat, $2 05 red wheat, $2 00 rye, 75c. corn, 60c; new oats, 48c; cloverseed, $4 75 timothy seed, $3 00 flaxseed, $1 60; butter, 20c; eggs, 14c lard, 8c. tallow, 7c.

beeswax, 30c. bacon "hams, 11c. bacon shoulders, Cic; bacon sides, G.c; white beans, 002 50 pared peaches, 1922c. unpared peaches, 9c; dried apples, 7c. cherries pitted, 22c; cherries unpitted, onions, $1 00; rags, 3c.

Mechanicsbubo Markets. From the Journal. Flour, extra family, $8 50; extra, $7 50; superfine, $5 50; wheat, 00; 90 rye, 80c; barrel, 00 rye flour, $4 00 corn (new), GO oats, bushel oats bushel, black, 45c barley, 60c; flaxseed, bushel, $1 75; cloverseed, $5 00; timothy seed, $3 00; timothy hay, $18 dried apples pound, 8c; dried peaches (pared), 20o pound; peaches (unpared), 10c potatoes, bushel, 40c beans. $2 50; butter, lb, 20c; lard pound, 9c eggs, dozen. 15c.

Supreme Court Proceedings. The Supreme Court met at nine o'clock this morning. Present: Chief Justice Thompson, Justices Reed, Agnew, Sharswood and Williams. The following judgments were entered Per curiam: Zimmerman and Herdic vs. Rote Error to C.

Union county. Judgment reversed and a venire facias de novo awarded. Wollison et al. vs. Rank et al.

Error C. P. Lebanon county, No. 18 May 1872. Judgment affirmed.

Todd vs. Borough of Patterson Error C. P. Juniata county, No. 54 May T.

1872. Judgment affirmed. By Read J. Stiles vs. Geesey Error to C.

P. York county, No. 34 May T. 1872. Judgment reversed and a venire facial de novo awarded.

First National Bank of Mount Joy vs. Gish Error to C. Lancaster county. No. 57, May 1872.

Judgment reversed and venirefaciaa de novo awarded unless the plaintiffremits so much of the verdict as consists of the $1,000 with interest. By Agnew, In re Richard Street Bridge Certiorari to Q. S. Bedford county.No. 1872.

The order of the court refusing appoint viewers and the final confirmation of the report of viewers are set aside and the record is ordered to be re mitted and a procedendo awarded. The Township of Milford vs. Birch field Error to C. P. Juniata county, No.

56, 1872. Judgment reversed and a venire facias de novo awarded. By Sharswood, J. Middletown and Lebanon iron company vs. Wood Error to C.

Dauphin county, No. 6 May 1872. The judgment in favor of the plaintiffs below on the reserved point that the judgment is lien on the real estate in the hands of terro tenants is reversed, and now judgment is entered in favor of the said terre tenants. Lycoming Gas and Water Company's appeal Appeal from C. P.

(in equity), Lycoming county. Argued. Samuel G. Thompson, and Joseph H. Bent ley, for appellant W.

H. Armstrong, for appellee. Wilkesbarre and Seneca Lake Company's appeal Appeal from C. P. Luzerne county, No.

312, January 1872. Argued. A. Ricketts, for appellants. Adjourned until to morrow morning at nine o'clock.

Carlisle District Sunday School Institute. The following is the programme for the eleventh annual session of the Carlisle District M. E. Sunday School Institute.to be held at New Cum berland June 11 to 13 Tuesday. Devotional services and organization address of welcome by Rev.

J. M. Clarke. M. to be responded to by the Presi dent, tev.

ur. jyiitcneu reports irom delegates as to the condition of the Sun day schools in the. district; service of praise and prayer adjournment. Evening Session. Open ing services.to be followed by the annual Sunday school sermon by Rev.

W. M. Frysinger. Wednesday. Opening devotions the Sunday school statistics of the district and their lessons, Rev.

D. S. Monroe; the study of the Old Testament, Rev. J. Loyd the study of the New Testament, Rev.

J. Max JLantz the Jewish feasts view ed as types of Christian truth, Prof. W. tx. oneuey, The teacher's devo tional preparation for work, Rev.

J. Wesley Buckingham the study of the lesson, Rev. H. C. Cheston the illustration of the lesson, Rev.

C. Graham the elements of power in Sunday school teaching, Rev. E. E. A.

Deaver. Afiernoon. Opening services: ser mon to the children by Rev. D. S.

Monroe, to be followed by an exhortation by Rev. G.W.Miller; temperance address by Rev. A. M. Kester; black board exercises by Rev.

W. Keith object lessons in the Sunday school, Rev. W. C. Hesser the geography of Bible lands, Prof.

H. M. Harman, D. adjournment. Evening.

Opening services child hood conversion, Rev. T. M. Reese; the Bible in the home, Rev. Dr.

S. M. Frost; the Bible in India, Rev. J. D.

Brown. Thursday. Opening services; Sunday school literature, Rev. W. J.

Stevenson, A. M. Sunday school music, Rev. F. E.

Church in what respect and why does the average Sunday school fail? Rev. H. M. Ash; the best methods of conducting adult Bible classes discussion to be opened by Revs. R.

Mallalieu and fnmn tirhnr non uta nmmA wide spread and thorough study of the Word of God? discussion opened by Revs. A. H. Mench and W. W.

Reese the difficulties of the superintendent, O. P. Weiser and S. M. Shillito what have we learned at this Institute? adjournment.

Ministers will please report the names and number of delegates as early aB possible to Rev. J. M. Clarke, M.D., New Cumberland. The officers are: President, Rev.

Thompson Mitchell Secretary, Rev. W. M. Frysinger, M.p.; ExeeuUvo Committee, Revs. J.

H. Mo Garrah, G. D. Pennypacker, Jesse B. Young.

IN at of is AixTftunc men taking part in the nrnmmer Bov of Shilohare requested to meet the committee ji in committee room No. 6, first floor Capitol "building, this evening. By order oi Ltne, cnair man. Our Millersburg correspondent writes: Mr. Ray, wife of Mr.

George G. Ray, shipping agent for the Lykens Valley coal, fell on last riday and broKe ner arm. Mrs. Ray, who has been very much afflicted with rheumatism, was walking out in the garden at the time of its occurrence. It was the first time Mrs.

Ray had been out of the house for two vears. Dr. G. B. Weiser was called in and dressed the fractures.

She is doing es well as can be expected under th circumstances. At a meeting of the Millersburg build ine and loan association, held on Tues day evening, there were three shares of money sold at tne ioiiowing premiums respectively, $72, $72, and Mr. William Thomas, of Wiconisco Lndsro T. O. O.

has been elected D. D. G. M. for the Northern district of Daunhin county.

Very good selection. Mr. Thomas is a young man full of life and activity. We know he will discharge the duties fearlessly, faithfully and satisfactorily. The prospects for a large crop of wheat in Lykens Valley are not very encour aging.

Some farmers predict they will not get out as mucn as was sown, i know a farmer in an adjoining township who has ploughed his wheatfield and sown buckwheat. A new schedule went into effect on the Summit Branch railroad last Monday, whereby the passenger train is now run through to Williamstown. Passengers leaving Harrisburg on the 4:10 p. M. train on the Northern Central railroad make immediate connection with this train at Millersburg.

MtUersburg Markets. Flour, $10 50 per barrel butter, 30 cents per lb. eggs, 18 cents per dozen. Wanted A chambermaid at No. 230 North Second street.

23 tf For coal at $3 50 and upwards, and kindling wood and lumber at reasonable rates, go to D. M'Cormick's office, No. 1 ortu Tnird street. aug25 dtr For moth patches, freckles and tan on the face, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. It is reliable and harm less.

Sold by all druggists. Depot 49 Bond street. New York. marl4 eod6m Dr. A.

L. Alstead will be in the office at Harrisburg On Monday from 1 o'clock p. m. until Tuesday at 1 o'clock p. M.

On Friday from 1 o'clock p. m. until Saturday at 12 o'clock (midnight), mayl dlm Just Received A large lot of coaches for the babies. Also, small coaches for the little ones to take their dollies in, together with a large lot of spring and summer toys, call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, M. A.

Forest's. aprll tc Reader, if you want a range or furnace, a cooking or parlor stove, or any article in the tinware line, you can get just what you want, at right figures, at the store of Stewart Bowers, No. 1010 North Third street. Roofing and spouting a specialty. may27 tf The Bar Room Remedy for weakness the stomach is a dose of Rum Bitters.

xney are surcnarged witn Jusei uu, a deadly element, which is rendered more active by the pungent astringents with which it is combined. If your stomach weak, or your liver or bowels disordered, tone, strengthen and regulate them with the Vinegar Bitters, a pare Vegetable Stomachic, Corrective and aperient, free from alcohol and ca pable of infusing new vitality into your exnausted and disordered system. may27 Bronchitis. Dr. Briggs' Throat and Lung Healer can; without any exaggeration, safely be said to be the best remedy for the Throat and Lungs that is manufactured.

It heals the diseased mucous surface, restores the lungs, purifies the blood, acts upon liver and kidneys, and strengthens the system throughout. To the poor Consumptives, no greater boon can be offered. Briggs' Allevanator is composed of Ammonia, Chloroform, Spirits of Camphor of Lupuline.Oil of Juniper and Alcohol. This compound is unequalled in the annals of medicine for the cure of nervous or sick headache, neuralgia, trembling and twitching of the nerves, and all nervous diseases. It will counteract all poisons, banish Eimples, cure scaly eruptions, itcliing, umors, Corns.

Those who suffer with corns, hard, soft or festered, inflamed and ulcerated bunions, ingrowing nails, blistered feet, sore insteps, callosities on tne soles and heels, chilblains, frosted feet, should use "Briggs' Corn and Bunion Remedies." They are mild, soothing and sure. Saves your temper, your money and your boots and shoes. Stops hobbling, limping, grunting and swearing. What a luxury it is to have sound feet and walk witn ease and grace, without those constant companions corns, bunions, etc. Piles.

The unceasing torture from internal, bleeding, external and itching piles is fast wearing away the thousands of those who are afllicted, and their hope and courage have long since given place to despair. Let those who see this cheer up, for a mild and sure cure may be had by using Briggs' Pile Remedies. Sold by Keller Jones House drug store, 1. D. Lutz, Mar set square, wm.

H. Hyers, 432 Market street, G. D. W. Gross Son, 119 Market street, and druggists generally.

dec5 3i) Mcgrapf). Presbyterian Assembly. Detroit. May 29. A memorial from the Presbytery of Brooklyn on the subject of women oc cupying pulpits of churches was answer ed as follows "That there is no neces sity for a change in the constitution of the Church, and the memorialists are referred to the deliverance of 1832, which expresses the judgment of this assem bly." This action declares that meet ings of women by themselves for con versation and prayer are entirely ap proved, but to teach and exhort and lead in prayer in public and promiscous assemblies is already forbidden to women in holy oracles.

This afternoon a report was presented proposing an overture to be sent to pres byteries, altering the constitution so as to provide distinctly for a limited term or service in eluersiiips. A minority report was presented declaring the sufficiency of the judicial decision already made. Both reports were tabled. The moderator, Dr. Nicolls, with Drs, Hatfield, Adams, Backus, Tryon, Edward and T.

Ralston Smith were ap pointed to consider and report next year upon methods on publicly recognizing persons received into membership in the church. After the usal vote of thanks and addresses the assembly was dissolved to meet in Baltimore the third Thursday in May, 1873. Hoists the Greeley Manner. Charleston. 8.

May 29. The Henublican. the oldest radical newspaper in South Carolina, thia evening hoists the banner of Greeley and Brown. It takes the ground that they are better Republicans than President Grant, and that their election will best promote the true interests or tnenepuo lican party. It also declares that hence forward only honest and capable Re publicans must be elected to the offices or the Btate government.

The FInchback Republican. Pinchback'a Republican Convention nominated Warmouth for Governor and Pinchback for Lieutenant Governor, Xtesolulions were passed indorsing the administration of Warmouth, and the convention adjourned to meet on the 19th of June at Baton Rouge. Afterthe adjournment Pinchback made a speech, stating that he would support the Phil adelphia nominees at all hazards. WASHINGTON. the treaty.

Washington, May 20. Secretary Fish to day received infor mation from London in relation to the supplemental article of the Treaty of wasmngton, and made it known id the President. Correspondence is in progress between the two governments, and the British ministry are acting with caution in the premises. wnatever may be the ultimate dispo sition of the additional article, it is cer tain that up to five o'clock this afternoon there had been no definite response from the British Government. Much interest is expressed in Executive, diplomatic and other circles, and an unusually large number of telegrams passed between the two countries to day.

the ku kltjx bill, President Grant. with all the members of his Cabinet, was at the caDitol for several hours to dav in conference with leading Senators and members of the Mouse concerning the nassaere of tne Kuklux, civil rights and enforcement bills. It was rumored that the supplemental article to the Washington Treaty was also under consideration, but there is reason) to believe thatitwas not discussed. Republicans in Congress are manifestly conscious or tne fact that they nave made a grave mistake in passing the amnesty bill and then fixing an early day for adjournment before the three important measures above mentioned were passed. Tbe Southern Outrage Committee to day authorized Judge Poland to report the Ku Klux bill, and to amend it with the civil rights bill.

He will, therefore, make another effort to pass these two measures. The Democratic majority in the House is sufficiently large to filli buster sucess iuiiy against the passage of anv of these bills until Monday next, the day agreed upon for the adjournment. THE ENFORCEMENT BILL Against which the Democrats in a solid column filibustered to day, cannot pass because it is within the cover of one fifth to prevent the passage of any bill which cannot command a two third vote to suspend the rules. DR. HOUAKD'S CASE.

Hon. Leonard Myers has information that the Spanish Government will, in a few days, pardon Dr. Houard. Address to the New York Reform Meeting. Cincinnati.

May 29. The following communication, signed by Liberal Republicans and Democrats of Cincinnati, whose names appear, has been forwarded to tne reform meeting to be held at Stein way Hall, New York, to morrow night CINCINNATI, May 27. To Wm. Cullen Bryant. David A.

Wells, Edward Atkinson and those meeting with you in New York, May 30, 1872 Gentlemen We observe with great pleasure your call for a meeting at Stein way Hall on the 30th and as among those sympathizing with the objects that you propose, we venture to urge upon you that the time requires prompt and energetic action upon the part of those opposed to the election of either Greeley or Grant, and we hope that you will not fail to initiate such action. We suggest that you take either of two courses which may recommend itself to you as the best. First to nom inate at once, at your meeting, candi dates for President and Vice President; or, second, to call a meeting of representative men, to make nominations at Steinway Hall, on some day not later than the 27th June. We will pledge ourselves to heartly co operate with you in such action or any otner course you may adopt to secure the end of placing a ticket fn the neid mat snail tully represent the principles embodied in the platform adopted by the Reunion and Reform Convention recently held at Cincinnati. Yours, truly, A.

D. Cox. Geo. Hoodley. J.

B. Stalls, John Shillito. Chas. Reemlin, H. L.

Burnett, And many others. The communication was also signed by C. Daenger, of the St. Louis Anzeiger des Western, who was in the city yes terday. ILLINOIS.

tornado loss of life. Chicago, May 29. A fearful tornado passed over the town of Crele, Nebraska, this morning, demolishing several houses, including the Academy iiuilding. c. M.

it lali had nis back broken by the falling of his house. It is reported that a woman, living a few miles in tne country, was Killed. FOR THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. A large number of persons leave thia city to morrow and Friday for Philadel phia, to attend the Republican Conven tion, xnirty delegates from (Jan forma and Oregon reached here to day. CITY NOTICES.

For additional City Notices see IthPage. I SEE! Confectioner, corner Third and Market streets' th finest Red Bananas, this morning, that I have ever seen. It teems that he always has the finest fruits In the market. majJo dto KTJNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON. Do on want something to strengthen yon 1 Do yoa want a good appetite 1 Do you want to build up you constitution 1 Do you want to feel welll Do you want to get rid of nervousness Do you want energy 1 Do you want to sleep welll Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling If you do.

try Kunkel'a Bitter Wine of lion. 1 now only ask a trial of this valuable tonlo. Prloo per bottle. Ask for Kunkel'a Hitter Wine of Iron, and take no other. Do not let your druggist try and sell you some other wine of iron, which he may say is just as good, but Bona or come to my eiegant estaDiisnment, Mo.

zoun. iNinm street, doicw vine, jrniiaaeipbla, JUST RECEIVED AT F. W. YINGST'S, 213 North Second street, Snavely's old stand, a new stock of CARPETS. marl9 dtf oer FURNITURE I all kinds, cheap for cash, at F.

W. YINGST'S, maris dtf 21S North Second street. B3r FISHING TACKLE A flno assortment of fishlnir tackle, nnnaiafin of Keeils, Jointed Mode, Noa tlrnwn ami other Linen, atfirnred nes, Nnoods.llook. Just reoelved, and for sale at MAEKI.El'S riunmaui. apSOdtO K3T SATF OKD, In College I Slock, Will open to morrow fine stock of (Saturday) morning OEANGES, LEMONS, PINE APPLES, BANANAS, lvlGn, RAISINS, DATES, PRUNES, TAMARINDS and NECTARINES LEMONS dto hy tho dozon, box or lot.

TOFT'S PERUVIAN A cool and healtly beverage for the Summer It purifies the blood only 6 cents per glass, is cents per quart. Send your pltobers and try it, at M.W. BILLMAN'S, Oorner of Third and Market Harrisburg. mj23 to W. I mn ail tha irreat lines of 1 AGAINST Wine on the sreat lines of has now invested to the large amount of oo in ou ana mineral water trade.

Ha has the best, largest and latest improvements In that l'ne. He guarantees It all pure the bait In the city, ne makes the soda of the very best Eng iiBa boob, costing lit cents Mr txmnd. Some parties, in order to sell a cheap glass, make It of muus marble dast, which costs but cne uaw mm p6r pound, and is very unhealthy to drink. You can get a first class drink at Ms place, cold and sparkling, for the sum of ten cents, with pure fruit syrups and guarantees to you a pure and healthy drink. So procure your iiitu.

oy orinning bis pure soda water, i a villon, Geyser and Bedford Spring wter, oorner oi xniru ana market. my2i dtf 5 13 CP PS CO D3 CO GET YOUR CANDIES, ORANGES. PINEAPPIE3, BANANAS and PEANUTS at M. W. BILLMAN'S to day, as he has received new goons, uon't forget that to morrow Is Sunday, and supply yourselves well to night.

my2S dto 202. 202. OPENING SUMMER STYLES! Trimmed Bonnets Trimmed Hats THUBSDAY, FfilDAT and SATURDAY, Slav 233, 24ih ani 25th MRS. MATHER, WHITE IRON FRONT, 202 North Second Street. myl6 t0 THE BOZARTH FREEZING REFRIGERATOR, Rvwfclnfcavarvthtnir In the TlTOVlBion Chamber man kmt in troian condition with very small quantity or loe, and the water cooler at taohment affords the coldest drinking: water, without any additional loe, making the most perfeot and In every respeot the most desirable refrigerator yet inventea.

At80. S010 agency lor tuo nuunnu SnlinnloTT'p SolflVontilatillfr Bp.fMirP.Pfltlff UullUUlOl a UUll whloh we have sold In this community with suoh gratifying results for six years past. Also, soie agency tor tne VICTOR DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR, with water cooler attachment, a most beautiful, perfeot, economical and convenient refrigerator. Also common refrigerators of all kinds. Water twi.

in at. v.i iatv. loo Oream Freezers. all new and old articles adapted to the spring Hnt.nl alarm iirin rim tor reirucvrawro. and summer season, at Keller's Housefumishing Depot, Corner Second and Walnut Streets, aps 10 i SritlffG, SPRING! B.

M. T. LEWIS, 510 NORTH THIRD STREET, HAVE RECEIVED A CHOICE ASSORTMENT SPKING MILLINERY! TO WHICH, They invite the attention of their friends. New Styles as they are received from the Manufacturers. mar22 dto NEW YORK, CORK AND LIVERPOOL.

NEW AND FULL POWERED STEAMSHIPS. THE SIX liAHVUl A Anu nvauv, OCEANIC. CELTIC, REPUBLIC, att.anttO. BALTIC. ADRIATIC, ooo tons burden 8,000 h.

p. eaoh. Sailing from New Yori on SATURDAYS, frfm Sveriool on THURSDAYS, and Cork tIaKaB the TteLW From the White Star Dook. Pavonla Ferry, Jer sey vy. Passenger accommodations (for all classes) un AND COMFORT.

Saloons, state rooms, smoking room, and bath rooms in miusnip sbowuu, felt. Surgeons and stewardesses accompany these steamers, ft 80 cold. Steerage, tto cur 1 hnna wlahlnic to send for friends from the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid artiflAB.tAa. ua oarrencv. Passengers booked to or from all parti of Amerloa, Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, unina, eto.

Excursion tlokets granted at lowest rates. fram 1 upwards. For Inspection of plans and other Information, annlv to J. H. SPARES, Agent, No.

19 Broadway, New ID fork, or to J. A. BINGHAM. Uarrlsburg, Fa. Jon dAwly CABINET ORGANS.

MABON HAMMN'S are preferred to all others by over ONE THO VSAND leading ORGAN. ISTS and MUSICIANS in the United States. This Is perfectly conclusive as to their very great superiority over all others. Over 10,000 FEB YEAR made, and orders far exceed the ability to supply. This Immense) production enables DI.

A U. to produoe afar su perior organ for the money than smaller makers. Une low prloe system adopted. Bmall profits qulok sales. Now stock.

Best and cheapest. cor oasuor on mr uiuobuiy payments. WAKU'N MSJNISJ NTORE. myli dtf 18 north Third street. SOLK AGENCY FOB DANGER Kun of Iron.

At thlism. human travel bes ln to watm with human beings Intent on business or Sleaaure. Are these multitudes aware of the which ensues from drlnklnir different varieties of water and breathing atmospheres to which their lungs are unaccustomed 1 De they realise how important it la to be pre armed with an antidote that will defen 1 their system from the evil oonsequenoes of such changes and from all ailments and disturbances which arise from the miasma so plentif ully evolved from the soil at this period of the year Such an antidote has been for twenty years before the world. No ln stanee san be adduced, daring that period, la which Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron has failed as an aoolimatlng medicine or as a preventive of the bodily ills to which the unprotected system Is liable in unhealthy localities. Try it and be convlnoed.

Cures dvsneosla. kldnev and liver dlaease, Ac; price $1 00. Ask for Hunker Bit ter wine or iron and take no other, manufactured at 259. North Ninth street. Philadelphia.

Pa. For sale in Harrisburg by D. W. Gross Son, 110 Market street, and by all druggists. 0" T.

P. GARMAN, ROC Oorner Third and Chestnut Streets, Has just returned from tho city wi th a large and well seleoted stock of FINE OIIOCEIIIEH, Of whloh he Is now nhi tn t.tx. and the pubUo with anything in the line of Gro cerles. apl3 d2m EF LATEST STYLES! LLAMA LACE SACQTJES, LADIES' AND 0HILDEENS' PABAS0LS, PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN GOODS, CLOTHS ANDCASSIMERES, LINENS AND COTTON ADE3, Muslins, Towels, Sheetings, Napkins, Shirtings, Table Covers. Another big lot of those Lancaster Quilts, which we are selling at the old prices.

KTJNKEL A BBINDLC 211 Harket Btreet, Jones' Bow, dto nt33 REAL LLAMA WOOL LACE Point! and Saoques at $10, worth $15 at $16, worth $20. Others proportionately oheap. Call and see at SI A N' myUdtf No. 13 Market cquare. ESTVICK'S FLOWER SEEDS, FLORAL GUIDE AND CilROMOS araTOTOceisERg.

ALSO GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, BRUSHES, PATENT MEDICINES, AT GROSS SON'S, MO Market Street. may7 HOTELS MANSION HOUSE COR. ELDER and Fonter streets. DANIEL WAGNER. Proprietor.

Best Oerman wlnsa and Manors on hand. aplo d3m 6BOBSI J. BOLTOK, Proprietor. BOLTON'S HOTEL, HARRISBVBO, PENNA. WASHINGKTON HOTEL SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT, PHIL A.

OO LUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N.J. i Bolton's hotel Is the only hotel In Harris burg that conveys guests and baggage to and rrom tne oepot tree oi cnarge. marc uiy LOOHIEL HOTEL, HARRISBURG, PA. rpHIB HOTEL IS ONLY TWO aauares from the Desot. and doss aorrnn Free Ooach.

GE0BGE W. HUHTUB, Proprietor. febs dtf SPECIAL NOTICES ON MARRIAGE. II Belief for Tennc Hon from the effects of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood restored.

Nervous debility cured. Impedi ments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.

Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. apnvuawam A CARD. A clergyman, while residing In South Amerloa as missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.

Prompted by a aeure to eonent tne amiotea ana uniortunate, i will send the reolpe for preparing and using this medlolne. In a sealed envelope, to any one who needs lt.xrc of charge. Address. Station D. Bible House.

Hew York City. JanW dAwly BATCHELOK'S HUB DYE. This superb Hair Dye is the best In the world perfectly narmless, sellable and Instantaneous no uiseppointment no natcaious tints oraisa ireeabfo odor. The genuine William A. Batche er's hair dye produces Immediately a splendid soit, oeautiiui aoes not contain a particle or lead or any Injurious compound.

Sold by all druggists. Factory, 16 BOND STREET, N. Y. feb28 dtaugl4 new PUBLIC SALE of Valuable City Property. Will be sold on SATURDAY, tub th uai ur junc, inri, at toe uourt House, in the city of Harrlsbur.

the following valuable properties oi tne ettate or jonnu.iiai nltz. deceased ui. xne juansiun wim tne appurte nances, fronting 105 feet on Third Btreet, and 77 feet 6 looses, more less, on Locust street. za. Tne property, ironung too leet on rmra street, ana extending oacn mo ieet on urauberry alley.

8d. A Three story brick house on Noutn Second, near Mulberry street, fronting 26 feet 3 Inehes on Second street, and extending back 48 feet 8 Inches, to a 3 foot alley, adjoining the property of O. Evev. th. A Two story BRICK If OPSE, fronting 18 feet cn Seoond street, and extending back 40 feet 8 ltohes, and adjoining the above mentioned property.

etu. A iwo story jamta nuuoc, irontiug i ieet a incnes en Kaspoorry aney, oeiow juoaaow lane, and extending back loo feet. 6th. A Two story BRICK HOUSE, adjoining the last mentioned, 13 feet 6 inches front on Raspberry alley, extending baok loo feet. ALHO, SO OTHER LOT8.

Eleven situated on Fulton street, upon elsht of wnion are erected two story irame aweuing hoases Six on Six tb street, upon men is ereot ed a lame two storv frame dwelling house. And the others upon Verbeke street, Wallaoe street ana scvenm street. A plot of these 88 Lots can be seen at the Fur niture Store of Barnlts and Market street near Fifth. Terms liberal, and will be made known on the day oi saie. staio to commence at i ciooi r.

P. K. BOYD. Attorneys In fact for the heirs of John O. Bar nus.

oeceasea. mymmu HARRISBURG MARKET COMPANY. PROPOSALS FOE A NEW MARKET HOUSE be located at the corner af Second A sti steet and Strawberry alley, will be reoelvod at the otttoe of the President, Market street. until Saturday afternoon, June 1st, at 8 o'oiock. The tmiDosals to be sealed and he oontraotor to furnish all the material, with the privilege of using the old brlok and stone now on the ground.

nans ana speoinoauons can um seou atuuioe oi tiie rresiuenc DAVID mUHINIA, my27 dtd President. inn BOXE8 ORANGES, 50 Boxes JLXJVJ Lemons. 90 Barrels Apples, SO Sacks Peanuts, 10 Sacks Ooooanuts, Figs, Dates. Prunes. Raisins, Ac, just reoelved and all to be sold at the lowest market prices, at JOHN wiojc no.

eao mage avenue. apau uti A FIRST CLASS second hand Organ for sale cheap, with nlno stops, and very powerful In tone. Inquire of M. W.BlI LMAN, corner oi antra ana marzet. uirxa utt LADIES, LADIES, LADIES A.T H.

COHEN'S HOOP SKIRT, CORSET AND HOSIERY ESTABLISHMENT HAVE York and '15 style of Hoop IKld Gloves. jLadies' Ties, uarrisDurg: London lenstn i dren's ause (. ,4.1. made at the hose, the finest ladles: Ladles' Handkerchiefs Good Kid Gloves, first 1 A ENSATION OF THE TRUTH KNOWN ON THE SUBJECT GREAT CLOTHING HOUSE OF AMEBIOA. WAN AM A ER BROW Oak Hall, Sixth aud Market Philadelphia We buy our goods direct from the manufacturers.

We have everything reduced to the most perfect system. We have the largest stock on this Continent. We have the greatest facilities for manufacturing. We have the largest force of competent cutters. We have the largest company of courteous salesmen.

We have the greatest army of efficient clerks. We sell our Clothing for ready money. We sell at lower prices than any other house. are satisfied with very moderate profits. We deal with everybody on square business principles.

We are determined to please the people. We keep an assortment for all sizes of people. We have special facilities for mothers who bring their boys. We inYite the whole Male Population of America to OAK HALL WANAMAKER BROWN, OAK HALL, Southeast Corner Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia. ap6 dwtf J.

IT, CARPETS! ste EL B. QUINTE. 904 Chestnut Street, Philadelqhia, Have now openod the most Elegant Variety or New Garpetlngs ever imported. Notwithstanding; the great advance, J. F.

E. B. ORNE, Have determined to offer their entire Stock at old prices. ALL THE NEW BRUSSELS STYLES WIDTHS. J.

F. B. OKNE are oloslns; out the balance ENGLISH BRUSSELS CABFETS, at a heavy reduction in Price. Alto an Invoice of FRENCH AXMI1NSTER CARPETS at $2.50 per yard. apr3 OLD RELIABLE "BALTIMORE COAL" VISTD COAL.

DELIVERED FROM YARD OR MINEtf. ALSO. LYKENS VALLEY AMD Orders Received at 3IAIN and Third, and at the YARD, Second near Vine. BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY. AN UNDOUBTED SECURITY.

PAYING GO PER CENT. MOBB 1WO0M1 THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS AMD 95 Per Cent, on the Investment. FIST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS OF THE Logangport, Crawfordsrllle and South western Kailway or Indiana. THET BEAR 8 PES CENT UOI.D IN TEKENT, PAYABLE QCAKTEKLY IN HEW TURK. FKEK OF UOVKBSMKNX TAX, AND ABE COUPON AND BEU1S Tbe issue Is limited to (16,800 per mile, In denominations of li.ooo, tioo, and ioo.

Tills Koad, 92 miles long, anorus ine saonest existing outlet to Uhloairo. Toledo, Ketrolt, Fort Wayne, Logansnort, and Intermediate points for tho celebrated Block and Bituminous Coals of Parke County, as, also, for the large surplus products of the rloh agriculture and mineral seotlon of the State which It traTerses. For the present we are offering these Bonds at 95 and aoorned Interest in currency, or will ex change them for Government Bonds, or other marketable seeurltles, at the rates of the day. Further and full particulars, with pamphlets and maps, furnished by us on personal or written application. JONES SCHUYLER, No.

13 Pine New York, FInanoial Agents of the Company. marlS dAwSm J. T. BNSMINGEU, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, 100, 102 and 104 South Second Street, IIARBISBfJRO. PA.

I'OBUC HALE, IN THE LOWER MARKET HOUSE, FIIIUA.Y AFTEBNOON, C031SIENCIKU AT ONE O'CLOCK. IMPORTANT SALE of handsome walnut parlor, dining room and chamber furniture, stuffed ehatrs, sofas, whatnot, marble top tames, mirrors, pictures, luungw, uuui oho, diuq boards, Brussels and Ingrain oarpets, matting, cane and wo' 1 seat chairs, bureaus, tables, bedsteads, bedding, mattresses, o. Glass and queensware, ana stoves anu pipe. inis saie comprises a full and general assortment, and wormy tne attention oi iiipurcuugn, j. a.

iinsininucH, my28 dts Anctloneer. Proposals for School Houses. SEALED proposals are invited by tbe Board of Directors of Harrlsburs: Sohool dis trict until UNE 20, at 19 for the complete ereotlon of TWO BKIUK SOHOOL. HOUSES. One situate on corner Sixth and Hamilton, ana one on Eleventh, above Pazton street.

Plans and speclticatlonsinay be seen at the (Geo of the board, second story College Biock, North Third street. The board reserve the right to rejeot any or all bids. By order of the board. 1). MVEYEB, President.

II. Ebkbsol. Secretary. myso "XTOTICE. All persons indebted to i the estate of the late John Speei.

deo'd, are requested to make payment elore the tirst day or June next. After that date the books and accounts will be placed In the hands ol Alderman Edwards for suit and oollectlon. TRACE myas dtf Administrator. OTEAM GAUGES THREE DIF rKUkst styjubu for sale by YdAsuy w.O swius iast return fd frnn xr. have opened the largest and latest Skirts.

Bustles. Oo. Ribbons, silk and other atii. A that have ever ISS LSSSS Hoiserr in an tvi. D.isr quality yet offered by me tbtha and Children's Kniir? uenuemen's Ladies' nv.vi Summer Under wear, all nn.u.

DI.1. Vavm IIM I Mill ILJ v.u., v. uuiw ana Lace Collars. Handkerchiefs! Handkerchiefs! to suit purchasers, as low as five cents a plena onlv one dollar a pair. Raai n.i.

a class Importers. Ladies' Spring and Summer eairts, larger wan nave oeen worn for three yean Come one, come all, and examine my fine line or Hamburg Edges, Insertion and Guipure Laces, with all kind of white trimming, and be convinced they are the cheapest and bast tine ever offered to the trade by me or any one else. myit dtf IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE of last Seasons Importations, VELVET AND LORBERRY FROM YARD. OFFICE, Corner Market FOE House, Store Room or Shop for rent, advertise In the EVENIK a TELEGRAPH. apZS tf FOR RENT A two story Brick Dwelllnir House, sltnatad on near Second.

Inquire of J. T. ENSMINGEH, my27 tf Seoond and Chestnut. T70R RENT SEVER Ali SMALL He louses, at 99 per month. W.

H. SIBL.E. marS7 tr TJOR RENT A GOOD STORE room on Walnut stroet.near Cowdan. Apply toW. U.

SIBL.E. oota tf FOR RENT A LARGE THREE Story Brick Building, situated at the Loohlel Iron Mills, ereoted by t.och!el Beneficial Society and suitable for any kind or manufacturing, sohool, halls, or market bouse pnrposjes, containing three rooms, eaoh 85 leet by 43. Story 18 feet high. For further. Information Inquire of EHSM 1NGEH A SINGER, sepB dtf Sooond and Chestnut streets.

WILMINGTON READING RAILKOAD SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS FREE CF TAXES. WE ARE OFFERING THE SEC ond Mortgage) Bonds of this Company at US and accrued interest. Interest payable January and July. The bonds are In lUOOa, SOOa and lOOn, and can be registered free of expense.

Theooal, miscellaneous, freights and passenger business are constantly Increasing. The reoelpta for the year ending Ootober 79,778 tl more than the year ending October 81, 1870. Th inoreaee for five months ending April 1,1871, overlive months ending April 1,1871, was $84. 376 88. Bonds, pamphlets and Information ana be obtained of PHILADELPHIA.

febS dtf SPUING AND SUMMER STYLES. HEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' BlnmarrU S'ousrrrnn Onlters, Slon 'l'oim, Oxford Tien, Prlnee KUwitrl Tien, Irfkatlns ana lanrss and every other style or dress or working BOOT, SHOE OR SLIPPER, can be found at G. W. MEILY'S, No. 31J Mtvrltot Street, All purchased direct from makers, enabling him to satisfy In price and quality.

apll dtf STEWART BOWERS, 1,010 North Third street, have an Immense stock of French Stamped, planished and Japanned Hoi low and Sheet Iron Ware. STEWART BOWERS, I.Oiw North Third street, make Roofing and Job Work a specialty. We respectfully Invite contractors and builders to Ive ns a call before KQlng elsewhere. STEWART BOWERS, No. 1,010 North Third street, baveeonstantly on hand a very Urse assortment of urates, Brick and Stove Fixtures.

ITURNACES, Ranges, Parlor and Oooklng Stoves supplied and put up by STEWART A BOWERS, North Third Street. A complete assortment constantly oft bd. dta 40 South Third.