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ftltjrapb HABBISBUBG. FRIDAY JULY 26, 1S72. TOWN AND COUNTRY. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONTENTION, The Republican votera of Dauphin cnnntv. and all others favorable to the election of U.

8. Grant, the people's can didate for President, and Henry Wilson for Vice President, are respectfully re quested to assemble in their wards, townships or boroughs, at such places at which delegate elections have heretofore been held (except the places hereafter designated), on SATURDAY, the 17th DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, in the townships between the hours of five and seven o'clock, and in the boroughs and city between the hours of half past seven and nine o'clock, for the purpose of electing two delegates to represent them in the County Convention, to be held at the Court House, in the city of Harris burg, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1872, at ten o'clock, for the purpose of nominating a ticket to be presented to the Union voters of the county at the ensuing election. The following officers are to be nominated: One person, in conjunction with the counties of Northumberland, Union, Snyder and Juniata, for Congress. One person, in conjunction with the county of Lebanon, as a delegate to THE CONSTTTUTIONAIi CONVENTION. One person, in conjunction with the county of Lebanon, for Senator.

Two persons to represent this county in the General Assembly. One person for Sheriff. One person for Recorder of Deeds and Clerk of the Orphans' Court. One person forCouNTYCoMMissioNEB. OnepersonforDiBECTOROP thePoor.

One person for County Auditor. The Republicans of Derry will hold their election at the public house of David Beret. The Republicans of Halifax township will hold their election in the lower south room of the new school house. The Republicans of the South ward of Mlddletown will hold their election at the public house of Charles Steiner.ln said ward. The Republicans of the borough of Dauphin and Middle Paxton township will meet at the public house of J.

Speese. GEO. BERGNER, Chairman. fr jSecretaries. Police business, in the language of one of the members of the force, is "distressingly dull" just now.

For a choice lot of fine groceries, go to T. P. Garman, corner Third and Chestnut, Harris burg, Pa. The Governor has appointed Mark Burke, of East Birmingham, Allegheny county, a notary public for a term of three years. Peaches have come, but the quality is not yet of the best.

Those in the market now could be appropriately, called friends of the doctors. Mayor's Court. Since our last report there were two vagrants, two inebriates and one disorderly before the Mayor, who were disposed of in the usual manner. Mr. Wm.

Haterstick announces himself as a candidate for Director of the Poor, through the columns of this paper. Mr. H. was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Bowman.

Another heavy rain storm visited us during last night. The atmosphere, seem to be cooled any thereby. The heat to day has been quite oppressive. Up to eleven o'clock this morning no dispatches had been received at the Executive Department or Adjutant General's office from Williamsport. Adj utant General Russell went to that city yesterday afternoon.

A number of the citizens of Mechan icsburg are preparing to form a colony to go West, and held a meeting for that purpose on last Saturday, at whicn a number of addresses were made, and a committee appointed to draft articles of association. Dan Dietricic was arrested by officer Hippie at the depot last evening on a charge of being drunk and disorderly on a picnic train, and breaking window glass in the cars. He was committed to answer at the next term of court in default of $300 bail. Contractors are interested in an advertisement which appears in another column, asking proposals for excavation and straightening Paxton creek and the old channel above Briggs street. The proposals will be received up to five o'clock, Saturday, August 3, 1872.

Mosquitoes are becoming quite abund ant, and their bewitching strains can be heard at all hours of the night. They are very intrusive and seem to laugh at screens. Can't somebody invent an ar ticle that will prove sure death to them fjoaiou, pennyroyal and carbolic acid do not seem to have any effect on them. An Ore Bank Caves In A Man Killed. Between nine and ten o'clock this morning an embankment caved in at the Lebanon Valley ore bank, near swatara Btauon, instantly Killing John Meackley, who was at work there.

Mr. Meackley was a young man, and leaves a wife and two children to mourn his sudden demise. The funeral of John W. Cowden. de ceased, took place from his late residence in this city yesterday afternoon, and was attended by a large number of his relatives and friends.

The services were conducted by Rev. A. K. Strong, pastor oi me rnira street rresbyterian church, who delivered an appropridte address on ine uie ana cnaracter or tne deceased. Middletown Markets.

From the Journal. Wheat flour, $10 00; wheat, per bushel, $2 00; rye, 80 corn, 67 cts. oats, 50c. potatoes, per bushel, 75o. butter, 25c.

eggs, 18c; ham, Ih 1firt Rhrmlder. 8r flHnV, fin dried apples, "ft 12c peaches, half, 8 zoo. DiacKDerries, iuc. cherries, ioc; cheese, zuc. coun try soap, 8.

A camp meeting under the auspices of the Church of God," will be held at Mountville, Lancaster county, com mencing August 1st. to continue eight days. The location is beautiful, and within one eighth of a mile of the Penn sylvania railroad. tickets. which can be had at Harrisburg and all intermediate points, will be issued on the 31st Inst, good until the 10th of August.

Everything will be done to make this meeting interesting. Don't foreet that the "Old Reliable" theatre company appears at Brant's hall on Monday evenincr next, when the great sensational drama of "EastLynne, or the Elopement," will be presented, in wnicn Madame D'Este appears as Liaay jsaDei" ana "Madame vine." The company is composed of a large number of first class performers. The papers of the places in which the com pany has appeared speak in the highest terms of it. Reserved seats may be procured at ward's music Btore. Singular Summer.

Upon the principle that misery loves company, it will lighten the summer and swelter which we have to suffer in our own locality, to know that this section is no exception to the general rule, as far as heard from, The Intense heat of the present summer is not more remarkable than the severe thunder storms, and the damage done by the lightning. The temperature is unlike tnat or any previous warm seasons of recent years. The closeness and sultriness of the atmosphere generate electricity wiin great rapidity, ana in duos extraordinary tempests, which only dear the air for a short time, when the tropical, ueaia ageuu uegin. P. O.

8. of A. The'State Camp of Ohio Patriotic Hons of America will be constituted on next Saturday. We hear tell of miniature thermom eters which are worn inside of gentle men's hats. Well, in this weather, anything is better than bricks.

A special meeting of the Odd Fel Iows' Hall association will be held at the office of the secretary to morrow (Saturday) evening at seven o'clock. Somebody has figured up the progeny of a common house fly for a single sea son at 2,080,320. If he had put it at a round three million, he would have probably been nearer right. Susquehanna Commandery, No. 2, P.

o. H. of will be instituted at Sun bury on Friday evening, August 2. A number of the members of Keystone Commandery of this city will be present and participate in toe ceremonies. A directors' meeting of the Hope nre company will be held tnis (Friday) evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the hall of said company.

Second street, above State. Each and every director is expected to be prevent, as business of im portance will be transacted. By order of chief director. Borers. For a regular, persistent borer commend us to the majority of those chans who daily swarm into the stores'of our merchants with their carpet bags and valises.

It takes some energy to shake them off without purchasing of their wares, and they will stand a snub orrebutt with a nonchalance that no independent mechanic would permit. It is surprising tnat so many young men prefer this business, when they are often treated with curcness ana incivility, to the hammer, the saw or the plane, where the good workman is always treated with respect and is not oblieed to almost sink his manhood to gain a small favor. The Mendelssohn Picnic This musical society held its first annual picnic at Marysville yesterday, and a jollier set of young folks there never was. rom tne time mey congregated at the depot in the morning until their return in the evening, there was tne liveliest spirit manifest. Throughout the day nothing arose to mar the eDioy ment of any.

It seemed as if no one added more to the amusements than another, but each one did his best to be nappy. The society can reel highly compli mented on. having the arrangements so complete, and on the picnie being so successful. Indeed, we regret that there are not more similar picnics, where there are few guests, and so well selected. The least that can be said of this one is as a picnic, it was the happiest occasion of the season.

Picnicers. Base Ball. The following is the score of a game of base ball recently played at New Cumberland, between the "Green Hill Boys" and "Don't Have To" clubs SRBB1T BILL BOYS, O. Hover, of. 4 Kirk, If 1 Miller, rf 3 Grove, 3b 4 Balsiey, ab a Nebinger, lb 3 Millard, ss 1 Emeriek, 6 Cook, 4 DON'T EATS TO.

O. St. Davis, 6 a Judge, 3b 4 3 Bakewell, a 4 Batty, rr. 3 4 a lass wire, lb 1 4 Ellyor, sa 1 Sb.affner.2b 3 2 Books, If. 4 3 Hummel, 1 4 7 38 1 27 a Innings 3 8 4 6 6 7 8 Gtreen Hill boys 2 10 0 3 2 4 3 3 6 31 Don't Have To 33060610 937 Files oaught reea Hill, Don't Have To, 3.

Scorer, Jacob Kirk. Umpire, J. A. Nebinger. The Don't Have to club should now christen themselves the Do Have Tos.

A New Express Office. As announced some time since, the Philadelphia and Reading railroad company has decided to have an express line of its own, and yesterday Mr. E. E. Parke, the general superintendent of the express company, visited this city to make arrangements for opening an office here on the first of September.

The large room on the first floor of Brant's hall has been leased for the purpose named. A ticket and telegraph office will occupy the same room. Arrangements are being made by the company with other express companies, by which important connections will be made. We understand that Mr. W.

H. Smith, one of our well known citizens, and who for a num ber of years has filled a ciertsmp in the Adjutant General's office, will be the agent at this point. Mr. Smith is a genial and obliging gentleman, and with his experience in the business will, we have no doubt, discharge the dunes of the position in a manner satisfactory to the company and parties transacting business with it. Middletown Items.

We clip the following from the Journal of yester day On Tuesday afternoon, while Mr. ohn H. Snyder, proprietor of the Union Hotel, was In the act of discharging his gun at a bird on M'Creary's pond, the weapon, from some cause or other, exploded, striking Mr. S. a severe blow on the leit arm above the elbow, and lacer ating it in a fearful manner.

Not withstanding the severe pain, he managed to walk home, when he had the arm promptly dressed by Dr. Mish. He is now doing well. The trustees of the E. O.

House have selected a beautiful piece of ground on the top of "Red Hill," adjoining the borough on the north, as the location for the new Orphan building. A plan has been adopted, and the trustees ex pect to have the building under roof within three months. Rev. Dr. Miller, of the M.E.

Church. will preach a sermon especially for young men, in the Lutheran Church, on next Sabbath evening, at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Y. M. C. As sociation.

All the young men of our town should turn out on this occasion. The Sixth Annual Camp Meeting of the United Brethren C. M. Association of Eastern Pennsylvania, will commence on tne 13th of August, and continue ten days, in Stoner's Grove (same place as last year), on the east bans or tne swatara. about three miles north of this place.

Ample accomoda tions are being provided for all who desire to spend a few days in the grove. The canal company have arranged to run a packet between this place and the camp ground, mating two or three trips daily, during the continuance of the camp. The first trip will be made on Tuesday, August 13th, on the arrival of me trains irom the east. Tribute op Respect. rrnrriahurn.

Jury 17, ib72. At a stated meeting of jjuuwiiuu ajuukb. sso. vos. a.

ii. or held on the evening of the 13th, the unaersignea committee ot three was ap uuimeu iu urttiLU ureamme ana rpsoin tion of respect to the memory of our de ceased Drotner, Jeremiah Wert. Whereas. It has pleased Almighty jroa, in juis mscrutaDie wisdom, to sud denly separate from our order our much respected and worthy brother, Jeremiah Wert: there tore, be it Jcesocved, That by this bereavement Lamberton Lodge. No.

708, 1. O. O. has lost a good and faithful brother, whose integrity endeared him to the hearts of the brothers of this Order. Resolved.

That we sincerely sympa thize with the family and friends of the deceased in this their great bereavement, and bid them to look for comfort from Him who afflicts, and reioice in the hope that a happy reunion awaits them Jiesolvea, That while we bow with submission to the Great Disposer of hu man events, wno in msinnnite wisdom doeth all things well, we cannot but ex press our regret at the sndden demise of our brother. Hesolved, That from our loss we do sympathize with the sore affliction of his widowed wire and orphaned chil dren, and that He, the great dispenser of all good and perfect gifts, will take unuer ine shadow of His wing the widow and the fatherless. Resolved, That our charter be draped mourning for thirty days and that resolutions be spread upon our minutes, that they be published in three daily papers and that a copy of the same be furnished the bereaved ramily. H. B.

Painter. S. J. Kaufpman, E. M.

Brown, Committee. A few more of the great bargains yet on hand at Kolp's. Among the incidents of the meeting of the State Teachers' Association at Philadelphia next month, will be a free excursion on the Delaware river, a visit to Fairmount Park, and a errand excur sion to Dong Branch. Members of the Association will be furnished with tickets for the last named excursion at $1 50. TheTritth.

If people will jump on and off cars while in motion, and play the dodging game with locomotives, and see now far they can put their heads out of the car windows, and try how lone they can stand between the bumpers without getting mashed, and make flying switches and narrow escapes why we don't see any reason for the proverbial poverty of coroners. Tickets for the picnic of the Luther an Jubilee chapel can be had of Messrs. Shooo. Eslineer. Mumma.

Hoover, Hoke, or at Springer's and Potteiger's stores. Tickets 40 cents, children 20 cents. We understand a large number of the farmers and friends or the school and congregation living in the vicinity have signified their intention of accom panying the excursion to Mechanicsburg on Thursaay next. Mechanicsburg Markets. From the Journal.

Flour, extra family. $8 00; extra, $7 00; superfine, $5 00; wheat, white, "99 35; wheat.red, bushel, $1 25 rye. 65c: meal.9 barrel, $3 00; rye flour, $4 00; corn, 50o; oats, bushel oats bushel, black, Z5c barley, tuc; naxseea, bushel. SI 75 cloverseed. $5 00 timo thy seed.

$3 00: timothy hay. $20 dried apples pound, 8c: dried peaches (pared). 18c pouna peacnes iun pared), 10c potatoes, bushel, 60c 50 butter, id, ioc; iara pound, 9c; eggs, dozen, 18c. "We'll Fight It out on This Line." This is the title of one of the best campaign papers we have yet seen. It is Grant and Wilson, as the name in dicates, ana goes into the worK with a spirit truly refreshing, wCich must car ry influence with it wherever circulated.

It is published in Harrisburg, in the Telegraph office, at the low rates of 50 cents for single subscribers, during the campaign: 10 copies, $4 00; 20 copies. $7 00; We would like to see a club made up from every postofflce in this county. Address. Ueo. iiererner.

Jiarrisburg. xa. JBoonsboro (Maryland) Odd Fellow. Roses, and all flowers containing per fumed oils, may be maae to yieia tneir aromatic properties by steeping the petals or flower leaves in a saucer or in a flat dish of water, and setting it in the sun. The petals should be entirely cov ered with the water, which, by the way, should be soft or rain water.

A suffi I cient quantity should be allowed for evaporation, and the vessel should be left undisturbed a few days. At the end of that time a film will be found float ing on the top. This is the essential oil of the flower, and every particle of it is impregnated with the odor peculiar to the flower. It should be taken up care fully and put in tiny vials, which should be allowed tp remain open till the watery particles are evaporated. Pennsylvania State Teachers' Association.

The Nineteenth Annual Convention of the Pennsylvania State Teachers' Association will be held in the Academy of Music, corner of Broad and Locust streets, Philadelphia, August 20, 21 and Zt 1872. Programme of Exercises. Tuesday. August 209 A. M.

Opening exercises of the association. Address of welcome by Prof. Frederick F. Christine. A.

Philadelphia. Reply, by Prof. A. R. Home, A.

chairman of the Executive Committee. Addresses, by ex Governor James Pollock, Prof. J. R. Sypher, Dr.

Frank Taylor, and others. 11:30 a. M. Miscellaneous Business. 12:00 M.

President's Inaugural Ad dress, Hon. H. Houck, Dept. State Supt. 12:30 p.

m. Business Report of the Committee on the proposed Monument for our Distinguished Educators, Prof. J. P. Wickersham, LL.

chairman. Afternoon. superintendents' meeting. Special. to a i tt i juvening.

r. m. jssay: and Mishaps," by Miss AnnaR. Bailey, "General Education as a BasI of Professional Training," a paper, by Prof. John S.

Hart, LL. Princeton College. The Introduction or the iiatin ana Greek Writings of Christian Authors in the Classical Curriculum of our col TVQlS D. President of Lafayette College, Compensation of Teachers," address by Edward Shippen, Philadelphia. weanesaay, August zi.

a. m. Opening Exercises. (State isoara or examiners. iteport or committee, Prof.

A. O. Newpher, chairman. Discussion of the report. Reform in Primary Teaching," by Prof.

F. A. Allen, Mansfield. "English and German in the Peoples' Schools," a paper by Rev. S.

K. Brobst, Allentown. "Religion in our Common Schools." a paper, by Rev. I. K.

Loos, Supt. lehem. Sectional Superintendency." by Jesse Newlin, Co. Supt. of Schuyl Kill county.

"The JNormai school interests," by Prof. Edward Brooks, A. M. Millers ville, and Prof. C.

E. Ehrenfeld, A. Southwestern Normal School. Afternoon. Meeting af College Presi dents special.

3:00 p. m. in tho ora tions, impromptu speeches, follow ed by drives and rambles in the west and east parks. JZvemng.TASt p. M.

What hath the Angel Written," Poem, by Miss F. S. Nash, Williamsport. Bunny Teaching." Jttssav. bv G.

Harry Davis, Philadelphia. "The Benefits of the Superintend ency," to be opened by ror. J. JU. Pickard, City Superintendent or Chicago.

Followed by Hon. J. P. Wickersham, State Superintendent, Prof. W.

H. Shelly, Superintendent of York, Dr. Frank Taylor, of Philadelphia. Prof. George J.

Luckey, Superintendent of Pittsburg, and others. Thursday, August 22. 9.00 A. M. Opening Exercises.

History of the Association, Report of special committee, ror. L. Harrison, tjnairman, jrittsourg. tf acts Touching the or cation in our State during the Past Fif ty xears, a paper, by wm. i.

Johnson, a teacher now 7 years old. Centennial Celebration. Renort of Special Committee, Prof. W. H.

Parker, vyuuiruuau, jruuaueipma. oiiiection or omcers. Co Education of the Sexes in Ameri can colleges, a discussion, ortannrl hv Prof. E. H.

Magill, president of Swatbf more college, followed by Dr. Calder jiicaiucuu ui agiivuuuru college, jjr Nevin. president of Franklin and shall, Prof. Bliss, president of Lewisburg uuiveiaiiv, ajl. jjuumia, pieaiueui, oi Al legheny college.

Dr. Goodwin, president or the niversity or Jrennsyivana, Dr, Muhlenberg, president or Muhlenberg college, and others. The Faculties of ail the colleges in the State have been in vited to attend and participate. Annual reports or omcers or the asso ciation, oi ine tellers or elec tion. Miscellaneous Business.

Afternoon. 3:00 p. M. Excursion along the Delaware front, by steamboat. from Riverton to Chester.

Free to members. Eveniny. 7:30. Report of the Com mittee on Resolutions. Essay, by Miss R.

Cleveland, Leba non. President of Cornell University. Sub ject: "A State University, the Acme of the Public School System Short addresses on the subject by members of the association. Volunteer addresses. Fridau.

Auaust 237 A. M. Grand ex cursion to Long Branch. Tickets $2. Regular excursion rate.

$4. Members, on showing their cards of membership, andjjaving them stamped, will obtain tickets at 50 cents reduction; making the fare $1 50 for the round trip. Gas pipe Is beintrlaid in Elder street, above Herr, and also on Herr street. Lamberton Lodge. No.

708, 1. O. O. will hold its regular Rebekah Degree meeting this (Friday) evening. attendance of the members is requested, at 7J o'clock.

Reader, if you want a range or fur nace, a cooking or parlor stove, or aujr article in the tinware line, you can get Inst what, vmi wanr. at richfc figures, at j. 0 Am tne store or Htewnrt Ac Kowers. o. North Third street.

Roofing and spouting a specialty. may27 tf On Account of the reduction of ten per cent, on former prices Schomberg merchant tailor, is rapidly disposing of his large stock of cloths, cassimeres and vestings. The stock being of extra quality buyers are numerous. Call and examine goods at once. jy20 d2w Tt ts a AT awe nf lhn unsuccessful man, that he invariably locks his stable druM ToVinn tho VinrsA hna been stolen.

This sort of wisdom never thinks about hnriilir honlrh until it, in trnne. But USt as much as any disease has become seated, the power ot the system to resist and throw it off is weakened hence time is all important. For dyspepsia, all diseases of the liver, stomach, skin and kidneys, and all that begin in vitiated blood, do not wait until the trouble is confirmed, but attack it by a timely use of Dr. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters. iy22 Dr.

Alstead can be consulted at hia office only on Friday and Saturday or every week. jjl7 dtf For coal at S3 50 and onwards, and kindlincr wood and lumber at reasonable rates, go to D. M'Cormick's office, No. 1 North Third street. aug25 dtf Bronchitis.

Dr. Brings' 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 the liver and kidneys, and strengthens the system throughout. To the poor consumptives, no greater boon can be offered. Briggs' Allev an ator is composed or Ammonia, Chloroform, Spirits of Cam phor.Tincture 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 pimples, cure scaly eruptions, itching, humors, Corns. Those who suffer with corns, hard, soft or festered, inflamed and ulcerated bunions, ingrowing nails, blistered feet, sore insteps, callosities on the soles and heels, chilblains, frosted mjT3.M. I 111 III Ct (I A 11 11WAW1 feet, should use "Briggs' Corn and Bunion Remedies." They are mild, soothing and sure. Saves your temper, rour money ana your boots ana snoes.

Jtops hobbling, limping, grunting and swearing, hat a luxury it is to nave sound feet and walk with ease and grace, without those constant companions corns, bunions, etc. Piles. The unceasing torture from internal, bleeding, external and itching piles is fast wearing awav the thousands of those who are afflicted, and their hope and courage have long since given place to despair. JLiet those who see this cneer up, for a.mild and sure cure may be had by using Briggs' Pile Remedies. Sold by Keller Jones House drug store, I.

D. Lutz, Market square, Wm. H. Myers, 432 Market street, U. H.

Markley, C. K. Keller, 405 Market D. W. Gross Son, 119 Market street, and druggists generally.

dec5 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, at M. A. Forest's.

aprll tc CITY NOTICES. For additional Cit Nqticessee llhPage. NATIONAL Broiler Summer Furnace COMBINED. The neatest and most duraM broiler yet la vented. Preserves all the juices or tho Requires no use of fork ia taming meat.

Broils uniformly and perfectly, BEEFSTEAK, CHICKEN, HAM or FISH, and is the only perfect arrangement for BBOILINa OY8TEBS. The SUMMER FURNACE attachment fits into the hole of the stovo, to that all smoke Is avoided in the house, andnhh a VERY LITTLE charcoal or kindling wood, you DRAW TEA, BROIXi MEAT, BOIL COFFEE, and do ALL THE COOKING NECESSARY ON A HOT DATt thereby avoiding the heating up of the house. Call and tee it at the SOLE AGENCY In this city, IIOUSEFURNISHING DEPOT, Corner Second and Walnut streets. D. W.

GROSS SON, 119 Market Sreet, Harrisburg, DBALEKS IK Drugs, Chemloal3, Dyes, Sponges, Corks, Paints, Oils of all kinds, window (Hiss, also in DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, i Such as brushes, blaoking, cosmetics," combs. ehamols skins, extracts of all kinds, nursing Dot tles, nipples, pomadea, plasters, puff bcxtB, soajs, sacnet powder, toilet powders, Ac, Ac. Country merchants and physicians wlUfind our STOCK GOOD AND PRICES LOW. We have Just received a 1st of fine perfume; Lubtn's, Atkinson's, Blgaud's, Farina's, Lund. koy's, with others of lower grade, and can oner a good assortment for selection.

We also sell pure wines and liquors of all kind for medical and family use. BKOWR STOUT AND SCOTCH ALEi i Of the nest brands, by the dozen or at city prlees or less. Gome and see our goods. W. GROSS SON, 119 Market Street.

KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON, Beware of counterfeits. As Kuukel's Bitter Wine of Iron is the only sure and ettect ual remedy in the known world for the permanent eure of Dyspepsia and Debility, and as there are a number of imitations offered to the pubiio, would caution the community to pur. ttUH, UWUg UUb tun (QUUIUO IIU17, iu mum bur dj ia. a.unkil, ana naving ms Biamp on the ooik of every bottle. The very fact that others are attempting to Imitate this valuable remedy, proves Its worth, and speaks volumos In us iavor.

BIWABBl BE STAKE BBWAKE I Beware of counterfeits and base Imitations As Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron Is so well known uvor tueoouiiiry, aruggists tuemseives make an Imitation and trv to nalm It off en th.i. tomers when they call it Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron 13 put nn in SI bottles, and has a Yellow put on the outside, with the proprietor's photo Krpu ui, wrapper oi eaon Dome. Alwava look for the photograph on the outside, and von WIJ.1 way be sure to get the genuine article KUNKEli, sole proprietor, No. 249 North Ninth street, Philadelphia? Sold In Harrisburg bv D. W.

Gross Son, U9Mark street an druggists. trJST KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is anteed to cure the worst case of dyspepsia liv.T. complaint, chronic or nervous debility. Diseases u.uv.uuivu nuu ci.vu.buu, DUVU Uig lUlinefiR ftff blood to the head, acidity of the stomach; dlsirnqt for food, lullness or weight In the stomVnh log or fluttering at the pit of the stomach si flutterlng at the heart, dimness of viainn nets of the skin, er for purifying the blood and" Price of the Bitter Wine of Iron nn. bottle guaranteed.

Beware of counterfeits Bnv only Kunkel's, with the proprietor's photoitranh on. All other Is counterfeit. Depot No 2 North Ninth street, below Ylne, Philadelphia Agent in Harrisburg, D. W. dross A Son.iio Market street, and all druggists.

a ESfDutchei's Lightning Fly Killer weeps them off and clears the house speedily. Try It. Sold by dealers every whore, jois aim ra YORK, CORK AMD LIVERPOOL. Nw nud FnU.powered Steamship. THE LARGEST IN THE WOHLI).

OCEANIC, CELTIC, REPUBLIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC, MAJESTIC. Saillnor frnm w. i and Cork From th sey City. ferry, jer fM SalooVaB.EAAN COMFORT. rnnma in mM.ii Bmoamg room, ana natn fenmS least motion is these steamers? rencVtVLonTl! KATKK Thwe, wishing to send for n0 Passini i iwnriv, Vv vuo fii ubuoT i uruiatwuii.

New York 0omIany' Omio. No. 10 Broadway, T. A. BINOHAM.

jant dAwlTrecjyiB Harrlsbnrg. Pa. 3gr THE jtfosT BEAUTIFUL PICTURES taken in Harrisburg ro to be obtained at LEMER'S" GALLERIES, next to the Court House, and in Market square. special attention is Invited to the Cne PERREOTYPES exhibition at the latt nr. Amey continues in chanra Pinn9 wo www wijr uusiyio can always be obtained at jyia GALLERIES.

FRESH SALAD OIL, BOBDEN'S Condensed Milk, Hubbell'a Prepared jrapoma for infants and invalids, Sapillo for cleaning and polishing. Hand Sopo grease, dirt, from the skin, jelldtc MAKKLEY'S PHARMACY. 6" FRUIT JARS. JELLY GLASSES. THOS.

HAMMERSLEY has for sale the best SCREW TOP JELLY GLASSES AND MASON, HERO AND GEM FRUIT the cheapest in the market. Alio for sale a new PATENT WRENCH, for dosing and opening fruit ars. 116 MARKET STREET, QUEENS WARE STORE. jyl6 dte 202 MIJLL.KVERY. 202 FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Black Crape Veils, Bonnets and Hats, BIB SONS, SASHES, FLOWJ5R8, WREATHS, FEATHERS, CRAPES, SICKS, BATIXS, TURQUOISE, c. IlIRS. MATHER, 202 North Second1, White Iron Front. jyl5 dtc YJSJf BEAL LLAMA WOOL LACE Points and Sacques at tio. worth 16 at $15, worth M.

Others proportionately cheap. Call and see at A N' 8, mjlT dtf No. ia Market square. E1RYDAY QUESTION. Passing along the street you are asked by al most erery piraon you meet, "Whether It is warm enough To be able to answer in the negative purchue largolvof thelmmsnso assortment of 4 White Goods and Dress Fabrics, which wo are dUposlng of at low prices.

THE LATE SEASON. Having purchased largely of wtlte goods, the lateness of the sttson has left on our hands a rge etook cf Piques, Swlfs Mulls, Cambrics Ac, which will be disposed of regardless of oost. jjl3 dtc 211 Market street. SPECIAL NOTICES a Merirvma.il. while residing In South America as missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy f0r 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 vlolous habits.

Oreat numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and nnfortunate, I will send the recipe lor preparing ana using uui medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs U.free ofcharit. Aaaress, Station Bible House, New York jansa dAwly A rnTf KI.OK'S HAIR DTE. This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world i fn.iTrlia.ruiless. reliable ana instantaneous: no disappointment no ridiculous tints or disa greeable Odor, ine genuiua lor's hair dve produces immediately a splendid biaoK or natural Broi 1 snft.

hBantlfnl does not contain parucio oi iJ Anv injurious compound. Sold by dragglsts. Factory, 10 uuixu oiaui, Teia3 ntangi NEW AVET1SEME5TTS, TO THE CIGAR MANUFACTURERS i "ONE HUNDRED CASES just received. The largest and finest selected lot oi LEAF TOBACCO RECEIVED FROM CONNECTICUT DIRECT. CONSISTING OF WRAPPERS.

SECONDS, BINDERS AND FILLERS, on the bst terms and le sthan New York prices Satisfaction warranted in an C. G. SMITH, Wholtsale dealer in Oonnootlcnt leaf tobacco, No. 608 Market street, Uf PTIRHHASEBS PURCHASERS JLooK to Your Interests TY examining the largest variety of jj kinds women's, iuiatos aca cniiaren men's, boys and yoaths' Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, And special bargains in gents' and boys' LOW WALKING SHOES AT d. W.

MEILY'S, NO.S16 MARKET STREET, Firs dooron corner of alley nest to Court House. jyi3 ato Watclies, THE FINEST MAKES AND lateH styles Enirllsh, Swiss and stem and key winders, In gld and silver cases, amme. oatu dtf 80S Market street. O. YES! AUCTION OUTDONE! A GOLD DOLLAR FOR FIFTY CENTS I THE SYSTEM LOOK AT For TWENTY DAYS, COMMENCING JTULY 13th, Third Floor to the Basement will undergo a AlN ip Actually giving the people a DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODSFOR FIFTY CENTS.

Best Calicoes, in 3 and 9 vard Dleces Best Ginghams, in 1 to 3 yard Dress Goods at 25 oents sold at Plaid Flannel at 15 cents sold at Wool Half Hose at 6 cants sold at Heavy Satinet at 30 cents sold at Elegant Spring Shawls at IS If you don't want the Goods for prt sent OW IT'S ON All I The lata anrincr. with raid and unfavorable weather in the earlv nort rf emmnur aaaan voa lnff i $20,000 worth of Goods, more than we choose to carry over the season. Believing that $10,000 in cash is worth more tons than $20,000 in Goods that cannot be sold till next year, we are free to offer the above EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS, and respectfully ask the attention of the public. Everybody invited to an examination, no matter whether they buy or not. DAVID C.

KOLP, Wholesale and Retail Dealer and MaiiufHcturer, MARKET STREET, OPPOSITE THE COURT No credit allowed on any of No Goods laid away to be called for at a future time. No orders filled by mall at the above prices. ylo dtillSl STATE BANK, NO. 333 MARKET STREET, XX.AJ&X&XSSTJ'R.Gr. charted Dy tie State ef Peniisylyaiiia.

Capital, $200,000. Interest Paid on Time Deposits, AND transient deposits received, all payable on demand. Commercial and other paper discounted, collodions made in all part of the oountry, and a general banking business transacted. DIRECTORS: eorge Bergner, David Mumma, Qeorge Winters, O. I.

Bowman, iv. n. imnsman. OFFICERS GEOB9E BKR NEK, President. ni.

a. siuMuiivSi cainier. jei ati FARMERS' BANK, NO. 21 NORTH THIRD STREET, HARRISBURG, PA. Transient deDoslts will be received, and also deposits on time, for which Interest will be al lowea.

Dlsoountsof Commercial and other paper will be made. Attention given to collections In all parts of the country, and general banking business transacted. The patronage of the public is re'pectruily solicited. F. O.

FINK, Cashier. DANIEIi EPPLEY, President. my3 dtf DOUGHERTY BROS. BANKERS HARRISBURG, Receive deposits and discount paper In the same manner as incorporated banks. Also'dealers In FOREIGN EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILTER AND COIN DRAFTS.

Drafts issued dlreot on the following places Loudon J. 8 Morgan Go. Ireland Belfast Banking Co. Paris Drexel, Harjes tt Oo Frankfort Ph. xliool.

Sohnudt Pederer Liepaio Oo Anbalt ct wagoner. Bremen Lndering 0o. Strasbarer Hnmmel cc Oo Vienna H.Stametz Oarlsmke 0. Mueller Oona Landau Mueller Weyland ITuremburg 0 0. Oonpf Sohn Oopenhaeen B.

Adler oc uo Hamburg J. Berenberg, Qossler Oo Amsterdam. Christiana L. JioyacK cc uo A. Andresen Oo Cologne L.

Beligman Oassel Pfeiffer Gotlenbure Skandinaviska Ireit Stockholm I Aktien iSolaget Basle Oo So.iete de Credit Suisse San Franoisoo, Oal Satber Oo Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Tuua aiontba mt tbe Kate or.e rer Cent. Per Annum. Six Btontns mt tli Bat or nr Cnt. Per iniom.

rt.iara for the purchase and sale of Stocks, nnnmiiimt Seonrltles. State. County. City and Bailroad Bonos promptly executed on commis sion. PARTICULAR ATTENTION, GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS.

marSB tf T7URNACES. Ranees. Parlor and AJ Cooking Stoves supplied and put up by STEWART A BOWERS, l.uio North Third Street; A complete assortment constantly on hand. may27 dto OF TRADE THE rants. THE 8 50 30 12J 60 $2 50 FOLLOWING AT HALF PRICE: Marseilles Quilts, slightly soiled.

Ladies Ready Made Underwear, slightly soiled. ijace siignuy soiled. Pongee Parasols. Lace Jackets and Shawls, and A HOST OF OTHER THINGS. THE TIIIVEEJ use, lay them away you cannot possibly the Bargains.

Store will close at nine P. 1 WAMER BANKERS AND BROKERS 221 Market Street, HARRISBURG, ffRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS i Buy and sell on commission GOLD, STOCKS, and all securities quoted at the New York and Philadelphia Stock Exehangest We Sell Drafts and Issue Letters of Credit on the principal European Cities. Interest paid on deposits inbjeot to check at tight. We have peonUar facilities for executing orders at the New York Stock Exchange, one of oar firm being a member (as see advertisement of our New York House, PBICKITT, ELMS Ho. 46 Brostd Street.) W.

B.Warner, J. V. Elberaon. V. A.

Piiokitt. Prickitt, Elus C0 BANKERS, 46 BROAD STREET New York City. OPTCnTAI. ATTENTION UlViSJN IT? to tHe pnrolias nd aale, on oommlflflioif, Government Securities, Stocks, Bonds, Gold, upon margins or for investment. We also bny and sell, upon commission, urain and Provisions in the ChieaKO or New York Markets.

Margin required upon contracts, 10c per bush, on Grain, and one cent per pound npon Provisions. The aocounts of Banks kers, Merchants and others solicited. Interest allowed on Depo bjeot to oheck at sight. Collections made on all points in the United States. W.

A. Priokitt, Member ef New York Stock Exchange. O. W. Ellis (of W.

Ellis A Son), Member of Produce Exchange. J. W. Elbbkson (of J. W.

Elbersou A Trenton r. j. mario diy TDENNSYLVANIA MILITARY A. Academy, at CHESTER, DEti A WAKE OO Pa. (For resident Cadets only.) The Eleventh Annual session oommences WEDNESDAY, September 4.

The buildings have been erected and furnished at a cost exceeding one nunarea uvuiuw i. are unsur passed. Thorough instruction in civil Enlneer log, the Mathematical and Natural sciences. thVclasslos and English. Is tmpMted by West Point irraduates.

and other ompeuv rn fors. Careful attention Is given to the moral llOVI 111 A.V UB UU. IUUU wv. eratw. W.

Oearv Colonel Francis Jordsn, patrons of the eary, joiuu ininni Thu Colonel Theo. Hyatt. President P.M. A. jyaa dim UTEAM HEATERS, IMOS, for sale by pMAVlT FOR DWEIi W.

O. H1CKOK. YES! REVEPRTTTv i VKJAJJT I Our Immense Store from the j. TO BUY put your money at better interest until Monday, July 22, 1872. FOR REIT.

REN A house. B. HOQAN, Vine street. Apply to jyta iw EOR RENT A large three etory brick house, containing thirteen rooms, with as ana water complete, on oorner nrtn ana larket streets, loaulre at LEED'S shoe store, eorner ef Fifth and Market streets. jyao aiw "P0 BBEN A Two story Brick House in Fine street, in erood order.

Also, a small house, in a desirable locality. Apply to Mrs. SARAH AIUBB AY Second and Pine streets. iylv dtftw TO LET A desirable Office, famished or unfurnished larire and oleasant comnam nlcatlng rooms. Inquire of Dr.

ALSTEAD, corner or iourth and martet streets, mrai burg. Pa. jyie dtf FOR RENT A good brick dwelling house situated on corner Oowden and Walnut streets. Apply to jeiT dtf W. H.

SIBLE. T7IOR RENT A good dwelling house ntuated on corner Cowden and Cumberland streets. Apply to JeS7 dtf W. H. SIBI.E.

"ClOR RENT House, on Third 8t, AI Khove Broad, withe rooms, summer kitchen. water, front and rear yards, Ae. Apply at LiOW ENOAKC'S loan offioe, No. 428 Market street. jea4 an EOR RENT Rooms Strawberry allev.

near Third street, suitable for clubs. ooleties. private or sleeping apartments. Apply to JUHN H.BBANT. jeivuam FOR RENT.

IF YOU HAVE A House, Store Room er Shop for rent, advertise In the EVENING TELEGRAPH. apS4 tf T7OR RENT SEVERAL 8MAI.Ii Bouses, at 6 per month. W. H. SIBLK.

mar37 tf RENT A GOOD STORE A room room on Walnut street, near Oowden. Apply tow. H. SIBLE. oeU tf FOR RENT A LARGE THREE Storv Brlok Building, situated attheXoehlel Iron Mills, ereoted by Loohlel Beneflolal Soolety and suitaWe for any kind of mannfaeturlng, school, halls, or mar ket house purposes, contain ing ti Ugh.

Ing three rooms, each feet by 43. Storv ftet far further Information Inaulre epO dtf Second and Chestnut etreeta. AN UNDOUBTED SECOKM Paying 60 Per Cent MORE INCOME Tli an Govcmiucnt Oonda, AXD 9 1 2 Per Cent, on the Investment. FIRST Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of the logansport, Crawfordsville and Sratawest ern Railway of Indiaaa. TEIT BIAS 8 Per Gold Interest payable quarterly in New Yerk.ftne ot lent tax, and are coupon and registered.

me Is limited to 300 per mfle, In de overnment Til iHRllA i nan esoo and 4100 This road. miles long, affords the shortest existing outlet to Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Fort WavneT Logansport, and immediate points for the celebrated Block and Bituminous Coals of Parke county, as, also, for the large surplus products of the rich agricultural and mineral sections or the State which It traverses. For the present we are oSerlngthese Bonds at 93 and accrued Interest in currency, or will ex chan fe them for Government Bonds, or ot hern' ket able securities, at the rates of the day. Further and full particulars, with pamphlets and maps, furnished by us on personal or written applications JONES SCHUYLJR, No. 12 Pine New Yorb, Financial Agents of the Company.

jeJ7 34wlm JV ACHrNISTS' BMAIilt "TOOLM uA fM MUj ky W. O. HICKOK UrUfll 'i PROJECT!.