Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 3

1 A MARRI SBURO, A. HOHHiT ETKNIHQ, AUG. 11, 187S. TOWN AND COUNTRY. BEPUBLICAN COUNTY CONTENTION.

The Republicans of Dauphin county, and all who are favorable to the maintenance of Republican Principles who favor Integrity and rigid Economy in National, State and county affairs, are requested to assemble at their usual places of holding Delegate elections (except the places hereafter designated), on SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. 1873. In the townships between the hours or 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 Harrisburg, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1873, 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: Two Peksons to repreaent this county in the General Assembly. One Person for County Solicitor.

One Person for Prothonotary. One Person for Register of Wills. One Person for County Treasurer. One Person for County Commissioner. One Person for Director of the Poor.

One Person for Coroner. One Person for Jury Commissioner. One Pbrson for County Auditor. The Republicans of Washington township will hold their election at the public house of John Hoffman. The Republicans of the Eighth ward will meet at the Revels House (instead of the Vernon house), the general elections having been removed to that place.

The Republicans of Derry will hold their election at the public house lately kept by David Berst. The Republicans of Halifax township will hold their elections in the lower south room of the new school house. The Republicans of the borough of Dauphin and Middle Paxton township will meet at the public: house lately occupied by J. M. Speese.

GEO. BERGNER, 'J! Chairman. J. Geiqer Ingram, c.eereta ien B. M.

Fenn, kecreta1C8 At MlddJetown on Saturday evening about ten o'clock there was a heavy rain storm, accompanied by lightning. The politicians were as thick as black berries at the Stover Dale camp meeting yesterday. The Board of Health meets in committee room No. 12 at the capitol this evening. Letter List.

The list of letters remaining in the postoffl.ee of this city, uncalled for, appears in our advertising columns, this evening. Weber's Orchestra will hold a grand picnic at Independence Island on next Saturday, August 16. A good time may be expected by those who attend. The tub race of the Washington beat club will take place in the river at the fcotof State street this evening at half past six o'clock. The ceremonies incident to the laying of the corner stone of Grace M.

E. Church were quite interesting. An account of the services will be found on our first page this evenipg. Rev. C.

A Hay, D. preached in the Second" English Lutheran church, last night. The morning sermon was by Rev. S. S.

Palmer, the temporary pastor, who is very highly esteemed by the congregation. '( The paintings of the "Governors are being removed from the Executive Chamber to the State LI bra ay, and the furniture is being stored in the Supreme Court room until the proposed additions to the building are completed There was an immense crowd in at tendance at the camp meeting of the United Brethren in Christ, at Stoveidale yesterday. Harrisburg, Middletown, Highspire, Hummelstown and the sur rounding country were largely represented. i Knights op the Mystic Chain. The Ancient Order of Knights of the Mystic Chain announces that ttaa semi anual session of the select Castle of Pennsylvania will be held in Pottsville, commencing Tuesday August 19Lh, in tha Vio.ll A rrnnffnmonfa hftua been made to issue excursion, tickets of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad at reduced rates from all tho stations along the Une.

Postal Card. An official communication from the Postmaster General to the postmaster of this city states that "postal cards having additional matter printed, stamped or written on the side on which are distictly printed the words 'write the address only on this side the message "on the other' should not.be Persona la this city heretofore writing and stamping on the face of the cards will please observe this decision of the Postmaster General in future, as it will be complied; with at the Harrisburg office, i. I i. Si Th residents of Middletown are not very well furnished with means of reaching this city by rail from Sunday morning until Monday morning when the Niagara express train passes there. On Sunday morning at 6:42 the emigrant train stops there for passengers, but after that hour no train, westward stops.

If Middletowners wish to go west on San day or early on Monday they are obliged to leave home on Saturday night or take the emigrant train on Sunday moraine. On almost any night of the week except Hunaay tne racumeB are sufficient tne accommodation train and the Pittsburg express stopping there the first regu larly and the latter when flagged. We have no doubt a daily train to and from Middletown at such hours as would suit the businerB men and others stopping at tne mtermemaie stations would be lib eraJly patronized, ana besides being a great accommodation, would prove remunerative to the railroad. We have no doubt if 'the matter was properly urged, ana tne racts or tne case laid before the officers of the company, that it would be favorably acted upon. It will do no harm for those directly interested to try It oo i 1 1 Horses Killed on the Railroad.

On Saturday afternoon, as the fast line from New York, via Allentown, due here at 3:50, was nearing the crossing on the Lebanon Valley ra'lroad, near the farm' of James Elder, Esq a four horse wagon belonging to John Madden, of this city, U3ed in hauling stone, and driven by a colored man, passed out of a lane on the track. The engineer of the train noticed the danger, but not soon enough to avoid an accident. He put on bis brckes and used the necessary means to Btop the train. The laad horses had crossed the track, and the engine struck the wheel horses, when the former broke loo3e and ran away. The off wheel horso was killed instantly, and the saddle horso had both legs cut off, and had to be killed afterwards.

The' driver was thrown into a field near by, and escaped without any serious injury. The saddle was dragged some distance, and the harness was cut to pieces. The tram was stopped and backed to the scene of the accident. No damage of any account was sustained by the engine or cars, and none of the passengers were injured. The wagon was unset and broken, and us contents scat tared nromiscuously.

The colored man. Wilson, bad only been in the employ of Mr. Madden aooui ten aays, ana was renresented as a cautious and careful driver. He states that he had driven across the track many times without meetincr with anv accident. Mr.

Mad den's los3" will probably reach $450 or Boas has removed Thomas Stackhouse from the police Mrs. Sarah K. Geiger, wife of Gen. Joseph H. Geiger, of Columbus, Ohio (formerly of Harrisburg), died in that city, on Wednesday last, of cholera.

It is estimated that at least four thousand people and fifteen hundred vehicles were on the grounds at Stover dale yesterday. Chari.es Thompson was arrested this morning and committed for a hearing, on two charges of assault and battery, on oath of E. 8. Wenrick and Wm. H.

Johnston. John Kenna entered bail, before the Mayor, this morning, in the sum of $300, for his appearance at the next term of court to answer the charge of indecent exposure of his person, on oath of E. M'Qinley. Fully equipped, a young woman wears hanging to the Russia leather band which encircles her slender waist eight articles, namely: San umbrella, vinaigrette, pocket book, fan, bunch of keys, glove buttoner, small case for thimble and scissors, handkerchief, and on Sundays an ornamental prayerbook. Persons desirous of seeing a tip top arrangement for breaking horses' legs and smashing wagon and carriage wheels can find it by driving along the road from Hoffman's woods to the river.

It consists of a bridge with a large hole in the centre of the boards. The supervisor should have it repaired at once. A gentleman from this city broke his boggy there on Saturday. Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain. Warwick Castle, No.

57, was instituted by D. D. S. Lewis Albright, at Carlisle, Cumberland county, on Tuesday evening last. JLewistown Castle, No.

58, will be instituted this week by D. D. S. C. Wm.

C. Laird, of Patterson, Juniata county, at Liewistown, Mifflin county. Camp Meeting. The Millersburg camp meeting will be held In Bowman's grove, about one half mile from that town and depot of the Northern Central railway, commencing August 20, and continuing nine days. Excursion tickets will be issued on the Northern Central railway from the 18th to the 30th inst.

Hacks will be In waiting at the depot to convey passengers and baggage to and from the camp. Tents may b3 rented fit for occupancy, on epplication to A. Douden, Esq. All applications to be made before the 15th inst. Good boarding and comfortable lodging furnished on reasonable terms.

The following clergymen are engaged to attend and preach, viz Revs. C. F. Turner, P. W.

J. Stevenson, D. T. B. Miller, M.

T. Sumption, W. Rink, J. E. Meredith, W.

Major, H.White, J. Shepherd, J. Robinson, C. Graham, D. Babcock, H.

Long, A. M. Wlggans, S. W. Kurtz, J.

A. Watson, 8. G. Grove, J. W.

Sayers. Hon. Joseph Barker, formerly a noted infidel and member of the British Parliament, will be present within the week to relate his remarkable experience. Ministers and members of all denominations are most cordially invited to attend and participate in the i Cumberland Valley Camp Meeting. Railroad Arrangements.

For the information of hundreds of our readers who intend visiting the camp meeting. to be held near Oakville, we make the following notes of the arrangements made for the accommodation of the public, by the Cumberland Valley railroad company Single excursion tickets for the round trip, from Harrisburg, will be sold at $1 50; ten trip family tickets for $5 75; twentv trin family tickets for $12 00. All trains, east and west, will Btop at the camr grounds. Regular trains leave Harrisburg daily at 8:00 A. 1:55 p.

4:50 p. and 11:25 p. reacning tne jamp grouna at 9:58 A. 3:42 P. 6:37 P.

and 1:02 A. M. Returning, trains will leave the camp ground at 5:43 A. v.ss a. p.

8:13 P. and 10:00 p. reaching Harrisburg at 7:30 A. A. 3:45 p.

10:00 p. and 11:50 p. m. The special train leaving camp at p. will run daily, from Thursday, August 14th, to Thursday, August 21st, both days included.

All tickets will be good from Monday, August 11th, to Saturday, August 2Sd, both days included. Baggage and camp equipage will be transported on freight trains to and from Oakville station, at owner's risk, free of charge. Personal baggage only will be carried on passenger trains. A car tor the free transportation of baggage and camp equipage will be run dally from Monday, August lltb, until Saturday, August 16th. on the freight train leav ing xiarnsDurg at a.

at 9:30 A. Mecnanlcsburg at 9:45 a.m., Carlisle at 10:50 A. and Newville at 12 noon, and arriving at Oakville at Baggage should be plainly marked with the name of the owner. Baggage checks will be issued by agents at principal stations and by agent on train, Checks given for baggage and camp pmilnaffft to be carried on freight trains. should be presented at Oakville station or at the office of the Camp Meeting association on the ground.

Personal bagr gage carried on passenger trains will be delivered at tne camp grouna station, and should be claimed by passengers on The camp meeting will commence on Wednesday of this week, and close on Friday, August 22d. Harrisburg Stock Yard Sales Sales of horses, mules and cattle at the Harrisburg stock yards for the week endine August 9. 1873 Horses. By James Raymond. Har risburg, to Henry Dahlman, New York, 25: Jacob Pottiger.

Reading. 8: Dr. Coover, Harrisburg, 1 Robert Batten, Harrisburg, J. Rouch, Dauphin county. 1.

By Davia Royer, Harris burg, to Oakley Smith, New 17. By S. W. Moore, Lima Ohio, to Henry Dahlman, New York, 15. By jonn jtiarrisDurg, miscellaneous, 6.

Total. 74. Mules. By Hotter Stewart. Harris burg, to J.

F. Gulden, Yellow House, ia. Cattle. By Jacob F. Baker, Litiz, to A.

Rhoadarmor, Reading, 8 L. W. Wissinger, Pottsville, A. Bechtal, Reading, 2 Harrisburg butch. ers, 2.

By Wilson Bear, White Hall, To tn TTarriRhnrp hnfahera A9. A Bechtal, Reading, 26 Jacob Kettering, Palmyra, 11. By J. Crepp, Indiana, to Jacob Pottiger.Reading, 27. By J.

J. Neff, Mahoning, to Rhodes Yellow House, 8 Jacob Kefr tering, Palmyra, 17. By John Evans, Litiz, to L. W. Wissinger, Pottsville, 59.

ay jacoo seller, latiz, to Henry Pottiger, Sinking Springs, 22: Wilson Bear, White Hall, 10: Li. w. Wissinger, pottsville, 7 J. Kettering, Palmyra, William Piffer, Dauphin county, 30; A. B.

Bechtal, Heading: one Middle town, 6 Harrisburg butchers, 11. By William x. jjiuu, monrgomery, jen tucky, to D. Moyer, Lancaster, 34: B. Lessig, Schuylkill Haven, 5.

ByHemler Delone, Harrisburg, to Harrisburg butchers, 41. By Josiah Hillegass, Harrisburg, to Owenig Bit tine. Emaus.Pa., 18. By Foltz Long enecker. Middletown, to S.

E. Fox. Lebanon, 22. By Ligbt Flerstine, Lebanon, to rloitzman uundar, Tul pahawken, 47. By 8.

G. Keller, Litiz, to Holtzman cm uunaar, ruipanaw kn. 24; William Pottiger, Sinking Springs, 25: L. W. Wissinger, Potts ville, 6.

By Conrad Seltzer, Pottsville, to jacoo rotuger, Heading, 19: Wm. Seltzer, Pottsville, 53. By J. Yellow House, to Levi Pottiger, Beading, 15. By C.

Seitz, wouuuuy, to a. if ianer, Myers. town, 23. Total, 636. Horses.

The receipts were light this week compared with previous weeks. Streetcar horses are mostly inquired for. Prices unchanged. Mules. One car load of mules arrived.

Cattle. With a fair supply in the market, prices have undergone little or no change. We quote prices as follows Best, $6 256 75; medium, $5 506 common, $4 254 75. A stated meeting of the Citizen Fire Company will be held this (Monday) evening at half past seven o'clock. Notice to Water Consumers.

The water supply in Second street, between Chestnut and Mulberry, and in MuU berry street, between Front and Third, will be shut off to morrow from eight o'clock in the morning, until noon. Residents thereabouts will do well to make a note of the fact. During a visit to Williamslown re cently, M8j. Joseph Anthony was serenaded by the Williamstown band, and aira wm. Hi.

Tnomas, on benair oi me former employees of that gentleman, presented him with an elaborately wrought breech loading gun, wmcn cose $250, as ft token of their esteem. It bears on its stock a gold plate witn tne following inscription "Presented to Msjor Joseph Anthony by the employees of Summit Branch coal company, July 20, 1873." Mr. Joseph uurbin, in a neat aaaress, on behalf of thepeoplo Williams town, presented Mrs. Anthony with an elegant silver set of eleven pieces as a slight token of their high regard for her. The reopening services at New Cum berland, on yesterday, were a marked success in every particular.

The sermons of Rev. Dr. Hamlin were masterly efforts, and any attempt on our part to convey to the mind of the reader an idea of their power and excellence would fall very far short of the truth, and detract from their merits. But the most gratifying result of all is that the entire debt resting on the church and parsonage was entirely liquidated. In the morning the congregation was unusually small, owing to various camp meeting attractions and other causes, still, the Doctor, assisted by the energetic pastor, Rev.

Ever, succeeded in raising in the evening, the balance, $550, was raised. Consequently New Cumberland station starts out without anything to retard its progress andpower for good. Great credit is due Rev. Eyer for the energy, his increasing efforts to have the station start out clear of every incum brance. "A Pleasant Situation, Yesterday as a party ot young ladies and gentlemen were perched on a fence in the vicinity of the Stoverdale camp meeting1 awaiting the arrival of an omnibus in wmcn tney desirea to return to melstown, there was a run in between two hacks, and cries of alarm from the occupants weie heard, and an emptying out or passengers ensued.

A brave Jroung man George by name instant flew to the rescue of the unfortunates. Seeing a lady with an infant thrown out, he immediately seized the child, and when his companions reached the scene of the disaster, he was fondly nursing it and endeavoring to quiet its outcries; but the little one struggled bravely, and our "hero" seemed to be greatly embarrassed. It afforded considerable amusement to the lookers on, to see the young man's efforts, notwithstanding they fully appreciated his prompt action and willingness to relieve the ladles and passengers from their embarrassing situation. George promises to make a good nurse. Off to Williamsport.

This after noon Keystone Commandery.No.7,M. A. sr. o. s.

or left for williamsport to participate in the parade to morrow morning. Berore tannic tne cars a snort street parade was made, which attracted considerable attention. itbz came tne West Fairview band, in their new uniforms of dark blue, trimmed with red, and with gold epaulettes, discoursing fine music. Next the beautiful banner of the Commandery, carried by a mem ber, and supported by Masters Jonn George Bender, John Fortney and Wm. Murray, dressed in tun continental uniform.

The banner is made of catin ono side blue, containing a keystone with, a handsome painting of Washington, on a black ground, with cross swords at tho top and No. 7 at the bottom. Tho re verse side is or wnite, and bears tne inscription in gilt letters on a green ground 'Keystone Commandery, 7, A. Love, Honor and Obey." The members or tne commanuery, twenty five in number, folio wed.dressod in black frock coats, black pantaloons, white leggins.and wearing a neat fatigue cap with gold lace, the uniform sash of tne order and nandsome swords. we have no doubt Key stone Comm andery will attract considerable attention and elicithigh enconiums while in Williams port.

The representatives to tne state Lamp from the Camps of this city are No. 16, JN. Jbunougn, a. u. Jtsoyer; xmo.

za, C. Latta Laverty, Jno. Young No. 102, S. M'C.

Wilson and F. A. Fry. Donations to the Home of the Friendless for July, 1873. Mr.

P. Hess, 2 baskets of beans, 2 heads of cabbage, 3 bunches of onions, 1 piece dried beef; Mrs. Olewine, 3 pecks beans, 5 squashes, onions and cucumbers Annie Marlz and Minnie Mumma, 2 pounds sugar a gentleman friend, $10 to purchase books for the children's library Mrs. Burnett, 1 dozen hanks of yarn; Mrs. D.

Mumma, 1 crock of apple but ter; Ida wickert, 6 cuttings (in bouquet, 1 pound of coffee; Mrs. Barnitz Jlummelstown, gallon vinegar, cups Jelly a friend, 4 jars raspberry jam and some papers for the children; Carrie Brindle, towels for jvirs. Michaels; tne Misses Oster, a basket of popped corn, 1 pound crackers, 2 buncoes of beets; Annie S. Black, two pounds sugar Mr. C.

Baird, a crutch for Josie Mrs. Byera, a basket of cherries from Mrs. Deeters, for Margie, 21 yards calico, 12 yards muslin, 2 pairs hose, gingham, for an apron, thread, buttons, etc. lr. urtn raaae tnree proiessionai visits, Dr.

E. H. Coover four, and Dr. Dager one. Rev.

W. iveitn Held one religious ser vice. i Number of visitors during the month, 188. From the contribution box, 87 cents. The managers would return thanks to Hon.

Russell Errett, clerk of the Senate, for a large package, containing twenty five yards black hernani and fifty four yards black alpaca. Also, to Mrs. Kemp, for an order for twenty nve dollars' worth of goods. BUSINESS LOCALS. KA desirable second hand piano is ottered for sale at H.

C. Orth's music store, No. 310 Market street. Sea advertisement. Those decant black mohair alpacas, at only 50 cents a yard, are Belling rapidly.

Examine them at Rebman's cheap dry goods house, No. 12 Market square. Bu Handsome Appearance. The Fairview Band at the head of Washington Camp, P. O.

S. of left this city for Williamsport at 1:30 to day. The handsome appearance of their uniforms was the subject ot general remars by all who saw tnem. The uniforms were made to order by Kunkel Brindle, dry goods merchants, 211 Market street. BFor loss of appetite, dyspepsia, in digestion, depression of spirits and general debility, in their various forms, Ferro Phosporated Elixir of Calisaya made by Caswell, Hazard New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic.

Ai a stimulant tonic for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it has no equal. If taken dur ing tne season it prevents rever and ague and other intermittent fevers. au9 Sy Female Camp Meeting. The A. M.

E. Zion mission church, of West Harrisburg, will hold a Female Camp Meeting at Hoffman's Woods, commencing Saturday, August 23d, and continue for ten days. Able sisters will be present, to preach. JMAKCY ivATGIilFFE, 8 td Missionary Sister in charge. Go to J.

S. Bible for dry pine or oak kindling or blocks, eawed 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, pure Wilkesbarre.

J. 8. Bible. Office at the corner of Third and Cumberland streets. augS dtf bv 49 S.

ef is ly i It cannot hurt you. It is purely vegetable. Try Simmons' Liver Regulator, if you wish to be well. It acta like a charm without debilitating the system, land without any of the evil effects of Mercury. Simmons' Liver Ttppnlninr la tha nafa remedv.

For sale bv W. H. Hyers, No. 432 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. augll dlw German Lutheran Sunday school will hold their annual picnic on the 14th of this month at Heilman's Dale.

Tickets to be procured at Berg ner's book store. Adults' tickets 60 cente; children's tickets 45 cents. augll 3t Brother, plumbers and gas fitters, Third street, near Walnut, are prepared to give prompt attention to all orders for 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 chandeliers.ofnceand centre table lamps, and burners of every de serintion. together with shades and everything belonging to their line of i business.

aprl5 dtr Vc Dr. A. L. Alstead has removed his office to No. 120 South Seven teentn street, between Chestnut and Walnut streets.

Philadelnhln. Letters addressed to him for medical advice describing the symptoms complained of will be answered the following day will receive prompt and spe cial attention. mjia bFor Moth Patches. Freckles and Tan, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. It is reliable and harmless.

Sold druggists everywhere. Depot, 49 Bond street, New York. BSUPimples on the and flesh worms use Perry's Improved Comedone and Pimple remedy the great skin medicine. Prepared only by Dr. B.

C. Perry, dermatologist. Depot, Bond street, New York. mar24 deod6m "fiaSend vour orders bv mail for Watford's Bottled Porter and Ale. Brewery, corner Colder and Penn streets, Harrisburg.

tf Iron in its Best Form. Dr. J. Rose's Golden Pills. See advertisement.

Jy5 Good Clean Coal and kind ling wood go toF. VanHagg.corneiBroaa and Cowden streets myzu iy M.Go to David M'CormlCK office No. 1 North Third street, to buy good clean Wilkesbarre and Lykens Valley coal. novl9 dti CITY HOT1CISS. tKrsF oreat discovery i E.

T. Kaakel's Kx? sitter Wine of Iron. For the euro of walk crntnl debliltT. Indirection, ail ease of the nervouisyttem, eonsttpation, aoldlty the stomaohrsnd all eases requiring tonlo; xne wineineiades the most agteeaoie ana fielant Ka.lt at Iran we noiaail Ultrale Of Mag netio Oxide, eomblned with the most energetlo of TtgetaDie tonios euow jreruviaa mn. 'l he affeat In msnv eases of debility, loss of ap petite and general prostration, of aa efficient Salt of Iran, eombtned with our ralnable Nerve.

most happy. It augment! the appetite, raises the puis, takes off muscular fUfeblaess, rmovs the paUor of debility, and glTes a florid vigor to tne coantananoe. This trnl valuable tonlfi his been 10 thorough. tested by all classes of the community that It new daamad indispensable as a Tonlo medi cine. It costs but little, purifies the blood and gives tone to tne nomaon, ranovetas system ana prolongs me.

I now ask only a trial of this valuable Tonic. trna si per Dome. aunaxui oen nv prletor, Sold ty Druggists and dealers everywhwe. KSHTE. F.

KUNKEL'3 Bitter Wine of Iron. For the cure of weak stemaoh. xeneral debility, indigestion, disease of the nervous sys tem, constipation, actaity oi me stomaen, aau an cases requiring a tonic The wine includes the most aereeable and effi cient salt of Iron we pessess citrate of magnetlo oxiue, oomDinea witn. ne moat energetic oi vege tanle tonios vellow Peruvian bark. Do you want somethlnv to strengthen yeul you want a good appetite 1 Do you want to build up your constitution 1 Da you waat to feel Do you want to Ret rid or nervousness Io you wantenerxvl Do vou want to sleep well? Do you want brisk and vlcorous feeUngs 1 If you do, try Hunters wine oi iron.

This truly valuable tonlo ha been so thor oughly tested by au eltisea of the community. that it is now deemed indispensable as a tonla medicine. It costs but little, purifies the blood and gives tone to tha renovates the system ana prolongs inc. I now onlv ask a trial of this valuable tonic. Price $1 per bottle.

F. Kunke), sole proprie tor, imo 29 norm runt a street, (Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. au ate fjgjpWKOLESALE NOTION HOUSE, il. GREGORY, COKNEK MARKET AND SECOND STS. s.

Has just opened The I.ars;est Btoefc. The Koas Tsurled Assorement, The iAteas StTlea, Of NO TIONS and FANOT GOODS for theSpring and Summer Tr ade.to be found in the oltv. An un usually Iarare stock dents' Fancy Bow Ties. Shirt India Oause and Cot ton undershirts; raper uouars ana uuns, uana and Lace Collars, Linen Belts, Corsets, Blbbons, Valvat Klbbons.Towala.Nanklna.fte. Alse.Ladlaa Silk Ties.

Bustles Bracelets, Jet and aut Sets and Necklaces. J. B. Williams A Yankee bar and otner SOArs, lor shaving or tne touet. ''r.

CALL AND SEE THE STOCK AT THE OLD BTAHD. mjl9 dtrv H. OSEOOST. W. Millinery and Fancy Goods.

As I am desirous of doling out my stock of Summor goods, and as my asstrtment Is some what large, I offer. liberal Inducements to BONNETS AND HATS (Trimmed and FLOWERS, BILKS, RIBBONS, and STEAW GOODS, At very low prices and au other goods in com parison. Your patrons ge is earnestly solicited. i BIK8. J.

WAGNER, Central Millinery and Fancy Store, CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET. jyl8 fitO nr SJUST BEOEIVED A LAEOE AND I Fine lot of COMECTICOT LEAF TOBACCO 1871 and 18T Crops. CIGAR MANUFACTURERS would do well to examine my Connecticut Tobacco, as I am determined to sell at I have on hand about 80 Cases 1871 Crop, and SO Cases 1872 Crop, 'Consisting of Wrappers, Seconds and Fillers, JOHN College Block, Pa. je6 dto FINE EAELOE SUITS MARBLE TOP TABLES. A.

IR PETS To suit any part of the house. FLOOR, STAIR and TABLE OIL CLOTH I All vldthi and prices. YINGST'S, 313 SECOND jyai lto Suavely 's Old Stand.) QD a 2 1 8 a a SO I I (S3 3) i It's 4 9 a pr IS a 3 3 a 91 So GO 0 0 09 a a. 2 ft, CO 5 u. c.s.

a JJts cr JT '116 MARKET STREET, 110 THOS. IIAMMERSLEY, DirectlmporterofQueepsware Wu flower shades. Perkins A Houses' non explosive lamps. OhandeUers and brackets. Ooal oil lamps, burners and ehlmnevs.

Candviars.sruD bottles, flasks, bar bottles and stoppers. Bar tumblers, champagne and wine glasses In greatvarlety. oeat gooas sola at tne lowest prices. aajw aio RE MO ED. XITTLE STORE ON THE CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS Has been removed to No.

7 NORTH THIRD STREET? And thoroughly stocked with nice fresh eandles and ohoioe fruits of all kinds. The mammoth fountain, from whloh thousands drank of that cool sparkllna: soda and mineral waters last sea son, is In good running order, and from the way our old patrons drop In to quench their thirst is an evidence that our reputation of last season for pure mineral waters and delloious sodas is tin una Dating. aps dto st. ae nx. t.

lewis Havo just reduced irloes on their MILLINERY! To close out summer stock. They have a gcod selection of CRAPE BONNETS AND HATS. B. M. T.

LEWIS, rro. bio Xforttx Third Street. jySMto HEADQUARTERS VOB BABY GAEBIAQES i AT THE DEPOSITORY FOB MANUFACTURERS, Corner of Second and Walnut Streets. Among the many agencies for carriages which we hold exclusively, we doslro to call particular attention to the PATENT RSYEBS1BLS A kH AUK Which for ttrevgth, durability andjiaenesf of finish, is unequalled by that of any otner make, be sides having the advantage of being easily turned to avoid tun. dust or storm.

We would refer to those who use them for the best recommendation, and we guarantee them to give the best satisfaction. We have constantly on hand very much tbe largest variety in the olty, embracing almost every style manufactured, at the lowest posBlble prices, wholesale or retail. J. P. KELLER, Second and Walnut augl dto fJAKES, QAN DY, WHOLESAL.E and AT WF A VpP XJXA.

AJIV VX HUBLEY'S SUGAR BOWL Orders for parties and weddings promptly filled. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. jsSO dto i THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURES taken In Harrisburg are to be obtained at TjEMEB'S qallekiiss, next to the Court House, and In Market square. Spcolal attention is Invited to the fine i FEBEEOTYPE8 on exhibition at the latter place, where Mr Amey continues In charge. Pictures of every variety and style oan always he obtained at LEMER'S JyU dto GALLERIES.

202e MATHER'S MILLINERY. summer" Trimmed Trimmed Bonnets, Crape Tells, Crape or an tunas; untrimmeu Hats and Bonn els; French Wreaths and Powers; Pompons, "With Aigrettes, Ostrich Tips, Qoods sow marked down to clcse out the tea son at 201 NORTH SECOND White Iron Front. JcM dtP SPECIAlTrgOTICES. Mothers, Mothcre, T)nnt fall to vroenre MRS. WINSL.OWS SOOTHING SYBUP for all diseases Incident to the period of teethlos; In children.

It relieves the child from pain, enres wind collo, regulates the bowels, ana vj giving reiiei ana neaiin to the child, gives rest to the mother. He sure ana obii ior MRS. mNSLOWS SOOTHING STRVP For sale hy all druggists, jeas dmon.wedisatem OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. Happy roller for yonsg men from the effects of Errors and Abuses In earlylife. Manhood restored.

Impediments to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Ulrcuiers seat free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.

1 south Ninth Philadelphia, Pa. an Institution having a bUh reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. d8m BATCHELOB'H fTAIit DTK. This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world. The only true and perfect Dye.

Harmless, rella We and Instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the 111 effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces Immediately a superb blaok or natural brown, and leaves the hair cloan, soft and beautiful. The genuine, signed W. A.

Batchelor. Sold by all druggists. OHAS. BATOHELOE. Prop N.

epM dly A CANDIDATES. FOR ASSEMBLY. A FORTENB AUG H. of Halifax. JnL subjast to tha deelslon of the Rapablioaa uoanty uonvntlon.

jy awio ASSEMBLY. TVT F. BRENNER, of Swatara town gtip, wilt bo a candidate for Assembly, bucjboi 10 in aeeisioa ci tao tfepnouen non lnatlnir Oonveptlon. jTT dwto For Assembly JE. ALIRN, of Middletown, will be for Assembly, mbjaet to the aecuion 01 lie noatinMing eonyan hop.

jyia amww FOR ASSEMBLY, JOHN H. WEISS, Harrisburg, subject to tha deelclon of a majority of delegates to mo jiepuDuoaa uouniy uonvenuon. jyiadiwta For Assembly. HEIKEL, of Reed KENRY hip. eul town can OoQTeotloa.

jeM dwte For Assemblfe SIMON S. BOWMAN, of Millersburg borough, subject to the decision the Re publlon Oonnty Oonyentlon. JalS dawte THE undersigned would respectfully inform his friends that he is a candidate for the ASSEMBLY, subjeot to tha Republican nominating convention, promising that If nominated ana eieotea no win cuoaarge nis auties aitntuiiy U.K. OHRISMAN, j4 dwtc Harrisburg. FOB FBOTHONOrARY, SULIilVAN S.

CHILD, of Harris burir, subject to the decision of the Bepubll can Ooonty Convention. jyio dawtc PBOTHOSOTAKY. IRESPECTFULIiY offer myself as a candidate for Prothonotary, rubieot to de cision oi Kofuouoan nominating convention. THOS. a.

FOX. Derry Township, Jane S8thtlS73. jei8dAwto l'KOTIIOXOTARY. "PiR. J.

B. DAVIS, of Williamstown. is a otndldate for prothonotary of Dauphin oonnty. suDjectto KepuDiioan ruies. Resister of Wills.

CIMON DUEY, of Ix)wer Paxton township, will be a candidate for Register of Will subject to the action of the Republican uonnty uonvention. jyis astwtc For County JOHN W. IiANDIS, of Halifax, subject to the decision of the Republican Nomi nating convention. ago oawto For County Sslicitor, TOHN S. DETWEILER, Harrisburg, subieot to decision of Republican county convention.

jye owtcw For County Solicitor. 8HELLENBERGER offers him 1 self as a candidate for Oountv Solicitor subject to the decision of the Republican County oonvention. jya awto COUNT? COJmiSSlOXEB. "WTILLIAM WERT offers himself as a candidate jr Oouatv Commissioner, sub jeot to the decision of the Republican Nomlnat ing 'ODvanuon. jyan oow.o Commissioner.

"IT.LIAS SWAR, of Washington Town Ali hip. offers himself as a candidate for Oom missioner. subieot to the decision of the Repub lic tn County Convention. jy83 County Cpmmissioner. TO NATHAN TOBIAS will be a can dldate for the office of County Commissioner.

subject to the deoislon of the Republican Noml Bating uonvention. jyie agwtc" For County Commlesloncr, 1 sOHRISTIAN LYTER. of Halifax township, subjaet to the decision of the Ee pupiican tjonnty uonvention. 3e owro Director of the Pocr. THE undersigned offers himself aa a candidate for Director of the Poor, subject to tne aecieion oi tne itepuouoan uoumy con vention, ana souoits tne support oi nis inenas.

jylS dAwto JACOB UMHOLTZ. For Treasurer, M03 EARLY, of East Hanover township, subiest to the deculon of the Re publican county convention. jyio aawte COUNTY TREiSORER." UDWIG MINSKER, of Middle Pax ton to wnslilp, subjeot to the deoislon ot the uepubiioan nominating convention. je9jfewtc Treasurer of Dauphin PIAPT. J.

P. HOFFMAN, of Ijykens Rnronirh. snblect to tha desislan of the Ke puDiioan county convention. myto oaww For County Treasurer, ISAAC R. NISSLEY, of tower Swa tara township, subjsct tn the decision of the Republican County Convention, mytt isr xj PERFECT WASHER! WORLD.

"THE FERGUSON." Can bs "Woj ked ly a CMld Twolve Years WARRANTED 1 To Waste rcrfoctly Clean. Not te Ivjare Tltreitd of any Fabric, And to do any Ordinary Family rFasb lag In Two Honrs. Satisfaction Guaranteed, if Directions are Followed, or Honey Returned. FOB SHE BT THE N. Y.

and London 'Mfg. HO. COtBILllSD N. Y. AGENTS WANTED IN EVrKY COUNTY.

jT3" An Ordinance PROVIDING for the issue of Improvement bonds, the payment of the cost of con structing a sewer ana hyjii ww wwiuug on the real estate fronting on Locust street from Seoond to Tnira street. nbctioh 1. Be it ordained by the Common Coun cil of the Citv of Harrisbura. That the Mayor. President of Council, Controller and Finance Committee are herebv authorised to borrow sum not exceeding seven hundred and sixty seven dollars and nlnet, cents.

and If soeef Improvement bonds therefor at par, bearing six per cent. Inter est per annum, reaeemaDie mreo jn aiter uato, or option 01 the said olty, said bends tn tiAur rixta Auirugt 1. 1873 and the money so borrowed hll be applied to the payment of the cost of constructing a sewer of twenty four Inches In diameter In locast street from Second street to Third street. Eeo. 2 That tne sum oi ninety two eents per lineal foot Is herebv levied and assessed UDonthe real estate fronting on Locust street from Second street to Third street, for the purpose of redeem ing te improvement bonds authorized to be Is suea oy uu orainanoe.

Passed Aug. 8, 1873. J. D. President Common Council.

Attest John Ehivvlss, Clerk. Approvea August a. d. ivis. an9 u8t J.

D. UPAS. Mayor. An Ordinance TO provide for the opening of Mulberry street, from Eleventh street ta Cre son street. SbctionI.

Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city ef Harrisburg, That Mulberry street, from Eleventh street to Cresson street, is nereoy aireoteato oeopenea aa wu ui on the plan of the olty, and that Jobn Llngl. William O. M'Fadden an 4 William Folts, tr are hereby appointed rlewers to view the premises proposed to be taken.used and occupied for said street, agreeably to the provisions cf the second section of an act of Atssmbly. approved January ad, 1871, entitled "A mrtter supplement to an aot Incorporating the city of HarriBburg, in the county of Dauphin passed April tb, 1869, nnd the sapplement theieto. rasseaug.

pATTERSONt President Oommon Council. Attest Jos Shtfflbr, Clerk. Approved Aug. A. D.

1873. an9 d3t J. D. BO Msyor. BURGLAR AND SAFES, for sale by ap8 FTRE PROOF O.

HICKOK. EW ADVEHTISET1ENTS. .0 OF THE m. ONE I3 RIO DltGOODS HOUSE IS MAKING jSt 35" 3E 3r33T OF Ja.lics' and Clilldrcn's 3L Iace Sacks. Ija.cc Sliawlse AT HALF PRICE GO AND SEE "THE or XCi3E Xta.

2S 3FS. AT A 13 unusually large and attractive Hernanies, Grenadines, Jenapines, lAnm Suitings, Mourning and White Goods, gun Umbrellas and Paiatola, Laea Saoajmaajlarl Amble netts, Flshns, aterlao Underwear, Corsets. Actual reductions in prices has been made. 1 A 1 l1 NEW GOODS I JUST RECEIVED AT HOOP SKJET, CORSET AND HOSIERY EST A Ii IS II II THE largest and latest style of Hoop SklrtSjBustles, Oorsets.Hoslefy.KId aioves. Ribbons, SUk and other styles of Ladles' Ties, tnat nave ever oeen orougnt to Gentlemen's Iiadlas' and Children's Summer Underwear, all quality and style; the best Plain Woven Corsets, only seventy five cents latest stvle ef Linen and Lace Collars and handker chiefs, a fall line of OhUdr en's Summer undergarments.

Hair Goods! Elair Goods! The best real hair swltohes to be found In the city. Something IVew Something mrs. moody's seir aaiqsung ADaominatuoraet tne nest in market. Ooed Kid Gloves, Ladles' Spring and Summer style Hoop Skirts. Come one, come all, and examine my fine line Edges, Insertion and Guipure Laces, Fans In ana eeeonvinoea tney are tne eneapestana pest reran to tne traae ev me or anv one ana.

PLAIN AND FANCY JOB FRiirrriisra BOOK PRINTING, jPamplilety of all Constitutions, By laws, Catalogues, LAVt1 CASES, pARDS, CIRCULARS, Bill Heads, Hand Bills, 7 Posters, Dodgcui, Invoices, i Statements, Checks, l.l Blanks, 1 NEATLY PRINTED AT THE HARRISBURG A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JOB TYPE, PLAIN AND ORNA M1E AL, Borders, Rules, OBDEBS BY ITIAIL. PROTIPTLY ATTENDED TO FOR BENT. TTOR RENT A House. Inquire at K. H03AR'S Paxton streets.

grocery, corner ine ana nug8 dlw IOR RENT One Brick Dwelling House, pleasantly situatea on MrDr allev. iust mree aoors in iruw cmuu Bent $11 per month, dlately. Apply te agsdtf V.1 OEO MEIL.S. OR RENT. House and Store Room for rent, situated en Cowden and South streets.

Apply to feb8 tf W.H.SIBLE. "COR RENT Several small Dwelling aJ Houses for tlx dollars per montn. mars tr W. 11, S1BLE. OR RENT.

IF YOU HAVE A House. Store Room or Shoo for rent, adver Use In the EVENISQ TELEQRAPH. ayM tf notice. XTOTICEiB hereby given that Ihe ac oouot of Dr. David O.

Keller, assignee of Henry Kline and wife, of South Hanover town sup, nee neen niea in tne court of common Pleas of DauDhlu oountv. and will be eonflrtnail on the 2sih day of August next, unless etu'e be snowu to tn contrary. JU3. m. siislsx, jyS doaw3t Prethonotaiy, 11 SB A "31 23 Suite.

BARGAINS AT 0N0E. 3E3 I GEO. 0UCKIIN, i Marlcct Sqaixre NEW GOODS FROM NEW YORK, iiarnsDurg IVew of Hamburg great variety, urn ever of jeSO dtl insr colors. TELEGRAPH PRINTING STEAiW JOB OFFICE. Ornaments, efce.

JUL. ROCKAFELIiAE, Real Estate and Rent Agent and Collector 833 Second Street. FOR SALE A brick honse tn South Third street, near Market, a very desirable property. A new story brick house, with all the modern improvements, td street, near Herr. A Story irauio bubbv vn tv v.

i w. The PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE. Th Whole or half of It. A 3 story brick House on second street. Also, a number of houses and lots In different parts of tbe city.

Also, two farms. fobs KNT a frame house, with rcosn. JelT to JONES HOUSE, HABECI SQCABE.IIASBISBIJKO.Pa THIS desirable Hotel is cloeed for the rurpose or being thoroughly renovated aid repaired, and is now for rent oa favorable terms or particulars apply to DB. JAMES FL.ETHWO. e5 dtf no Morth Second street.

EINE SEGARS. A stock of superior and strictly fine SEQIRS, la variety ef brands, made up of seleot Havana and Yara te baceo. Prloes trom 7, 9, to te $10 eerhna dred. Also, Sonars made of fine eld Coaaeetieat tobacco. Ko.

9 North Market square. jeio dtf J. KEPPUU fclROL.L. CHUCKS FOR BALE BY W. O.

HICKOK. apretwly.