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MOTES AND QTJEHIEM Belattng to ths History of Dauphin County. LI. Street Regulators. On the 10th of May, 1707, William Glass, Jacob Bucher, and Samuel Berrybill were appointed ttsgub.tor of tho Streets, Lanes and Alleys of the Borough Harrisburg What were the duties of these municipal officers X. T.

Z. Inks in 1807. The principal inns of the borough at this time were the "Golden Cross Keys." Market St. and Market Square; Old Cross Keys," south east corner ot Market Square; "Red Lion." on Mulberry Street "Sign of the Ship," Market and Third Streets; "Black Horse," on Front St. below Market; "Golden Ltoa," Second and Chestnut; "King of Prussia," Second and Walnut; "Sign of the Buck," Second Bear Paxtang street; "Wheat Sheaf," Market and Front; "Sign ol the Bell," on Front St.

"a few doors below Mr. Harris' Stone house;" "Sign of the Spread Eagle," notth ast corner of Market Sauare: and "Indian Chief," Market Square II THE INVOLUTION. Tho following correspondence comes to us through the courtesy of A. Botd Hamilton, Esq. It gives a statement of affairs in this locality, which it is well for us to properly understand.

It will be seen that the difficulty to get out the Battalion in tho latter part of December, 1776, was the fact that one half of the men were already in service the re mainder, although Col. Burd does not say so, bad only recently returned from the Jerseys, wnore they had endured untold hardships had to supply their own clothing, blankets, shoes, besides their rifle. Many of these associators had not recovered from the exposure of tho Fall campaign the field was an ex tensive one, as cot. auia says, weather Inclement and severe, and it was more than the patriotism of many of them could surmount. Col.

Burd's resignation did not proceed from his inability to gather up the remnant of his bat uuon ana marcn tnem 10 mm front The true secret of this was that Burd, as well as many of the other officers of the old Provincial servJoe during the French and Indian war, were lighted in the officering ol the Pennsylvania Line. Those who had control of aJIairs did not want them. Perchance if they had taken into their counsel some of these men, it would have gone better with the whig cause, and the coun ar would not have been on the ragged ge of destiny as long as it was; and yet, who knows? Col. Burd to William Atlee, Etq. Tiki as, 27th December, 1776.

Dsab Sib I send you herewith the present state of my battalion, as I have related to General Mifflin. I mean that you should read my letter to the General, and then seal and deliver it. I have in lormed the officers in the battalion that I shall attend at any time and place of ren desvous to supply any company or de tachment, that intend to march, with money, and render every other acceptable ervico In my power. You will observe that I have resigned the command of the battalion, and the Major did say at Mid dle town that he would also resign. How that may he, I cannot say but think It nay be proper, for the present, to send any orders that may be neccessary to the Major.

lam, with much esteem, sir, Tour obedient, humble servant, James Btod. Floats to let Mr. Bhlppen peruse my letter to the General before you deliver it. and this to you, it you think proper. Ut supra.

J. B. William Atlxb, Esq. Col. Burd to Gen.

Mifflin. Tivxax, t7th Dtumber, 1778, 8n i I had the honour to be favored with your orders last night, dated 93rd current, previous to which I bad resigned the command of the battalion. But this morning, by Captain Crouch, have forwarded your order to Major Cornelius vox, wno at present commands tne Dat tallon, Lieutenant Colonel Murray being taken prisoner at Fort Washington. I think It my duty to give you my reason for resignation, and the more especially at this time of publick danger. II I had an opportunity or a personal conference, I think I would have convinced you that I bad not only a reason for this step, but a necessity for so doing.

I would inform you that the battalion is very long, between forty and fifty miles la length, and broad withal; that it reonlres time to communicate an orders. and Inconvenient to get the whole battalion together, especially at this season of the year. However, in consequence of the orders you refer to, I gave out or ders for the whole battalion to meet in three districts, on Monday, the 6th in stent, the middle of which I attended myself; and further, directions for all the oflcers of the battalion to a. set me at arber's Mill, on Tuesday, the 10th instant, to make report of their proceedings. Accordingly, on Tuesday, they all did meet me, and the report was that few volunteers were to be found upon which I gave orders in writing, nod sent them to every company in the battalion, that the whole battalion should rendezvous at Middletown, on Monday, tho 16th Current, in order to march by divisions to Join General Washington and those that were not provided with arms, 'I promlfed to have them provided at Fbiu aavjpnia tnat money nornotmng snouia be wanting.

I attended ready to march with the battalion, from Monday, ilia 10th, to Sunday night, the SSod instant, und not one man turned out but eighteen, seven of whom were officers, myself included, except a small company of volunteers, commanded by Captain Elder, of thirty three, officers included, whom I marched oil. I put it to the vote of the eighteen, if I should not march with them it was carried against me I should not. On Saturday morning I was on my Journev to go to to see you. The officers advUed I should not proceed, bnt remain to endeavour to get the battalion to march this they thought more advisable for the good of the service. Lest I should stand in the way, I thought proper to resign, oflering at the kmc time my personal attendance, and to render any service acceptable upon notice beiog given me of such being wanting.

You will no doubt expect I should give some reasons for such conduct )n the battalion at this time. I cannot suggest any, unless the following may be tne reasons inac mrce companies nave already marched to camp, one of which, Til Captain James Murray's still remains there; that Captain Smith has takon two companies from the battalion, and Captain John Murray one, which renders the hajttallion so weak that they nave not more, or very few men more, left than are sufficient to attend their cattle, Ac. It is not due to any prejudice against myself. I have commanded the battalion ever since our troubles began, with pleasure to myself and to the battalion seemingly for anything I know to the contrary, and have been able to com ply with all orders heretofore given me, which was not the case in the last instance to which your order alludes. And fiom what I have already said, I make no doubt I will tuaa unirnpeached in your Judgment, and of all those of my superior officers Judging I have done everything In my power.

Alter making an apology for troubling nil With (l.lo 1 "crawl, a oeg leave 10 subscribe myself, sir, your most obedient, James Bcbd. The Honourable ri Thomas Mifflin, Esq. TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTION la Old Paxtang Church Graveyard. I. I The Inscriptions on the tombstones in burial ground of old Paxtang Pres byterian Meeting House have been care fully transcribed and revised, since tnese havelbeen copied a number of the inscrip tions have already become illegible.

By preserving this record, which we made at the time tor our own personal reierence, the descendants of those buried within the shadow of that venerable structure, especially those in the far away places of our TJn ion may find the beginnings of their Family History. It Is ot greRt value dui mucu ot that depends upon those wno can ap preciate such labor. The tombstone in scriptions of Christ Church, graveyard, Philadelphia, published in book form ten years ago at the price of five dollars per copy, cannot be purchased now lor twice that sum; and yet the records which we propose giving in Notes and Queri are just extensive and just as valuable. Jn due time we hope to go over the Hanovtr Church burial records and give them to our readers. The Deny Church inscriptions were eagerly sought for, and frequent inquiries have since been made for them.

Many of our read ers are preserving these Notes and Queries in scrap books, and that is the part of wisdom, for It is surprising how trequently tnese sometimes apparently trivial, are referred to. la memory of MARGARKT A LEX AND ER and her two babes. She was the regretted con sort of Andrew Alexander. She died August 28nd 1790 aged 83 years. Sacred to the memory of JACOB AWL Who departed this life Sept.

26th, 1783, Aired 66 vears. 1 month and 20 days. This stone Is placed over his remains by his relict and children as a testimony of their Regard tor his many virtues. Is hs nertapa your Guard la a ana 1 still. O.

wiaow, children, live as would obey his win, So shall you Join hi on ttat happy shore, Where grief or death will visit you no more. Sacred to the memory of JOHN ALLISON, who departed this Jife March 17tb, 1816, Aged 46 years. EL1Z BARNETT, Departed this life Sept. 7, 1863, Aged 66 years. 10 months and 28 days.

In memory WILLIAM BROWN, EsoY, Who Departed this Life Oct'r, 10th, 1787, aged 60 years. In Memory of THOMAS BROWN, Who died Feb. 17, 1851, In the 79th year ol his Age. In Memory of MATILDA BROWN. Who died Sept.

10, 1821 In the Sard year of her age. HARRIET B. widow of Joseph BURD Born May 22, 1791 Died October 9, 1860. CAPT. a In memory of JOHN BRISBAN Soldier of the Revolution who departed this life March 18, 1822 aged 91 years.

In memory of MARGARET Consort of Thomas Brown who died Feb. 14, 1854 In the 77th year of her age. In memory of WILLIAM Son of Thomas and Margaret BROWN who died July the 4th 1822 aged 21 years and 10 months, Also SAMUEL BROWN who died April the 29th 1885 aped 27 years also MARGARET and THOMAS BROWN who died in their intancy. In memory of MARGARET wife of JAMES BIGGER born July 18, 1806 died Oct. 29, 1878 Aged 72 years, 8 months and 16 days.

Safe in the arms of Jesus Safe in his gentle breast, Tbere by his love o'ershaded Sweetly my soul shall rest. In Memory of JAMES BIGGER Died Jan 4. 1850 Aged 48 years 9 months 18 Days Yes thou art gone, thy los9 we mourn, And long affliction's tear must flow Around thy silent sacred urn 'TIs all fond memory can bestow. Also Two infant children of James Margaret Bigger. In Memory of ANN ISABELLA Daughter of James Margaret BIGGER, Died May 9.

1846 Aged 8 Years 9 Mos 7 Days MARY Daughter of Wm. Julia A BIGGER, Died Sept 16, 1854 Aged 5 months v. 11 days In Memory ot SARAH BIGGER Wife of John Bigger who departed this life July the 9th A 1842 Jn the 82nd year of her age Also three of their children. In Memory ot JAMES COWDEN, who depar ed this life October 10th, 1810, in the 74 year of his age. In Memory of MARY wife of James Cowden, who departed this life Oct.

14, 1848, in the 91st year of her age. MARGARET COWDEN departed this life Aug't 19th. A. D. 1818, aged 96 years.

U.4 HAKRISBURG BVENTNQ TELEQRAPH AT CJKD AY, DECEMBER 20. 188. a Also MARGARET, the daughter of Matthew B. Mary Cowden July 7tb, A. D.

1823 aged 3 years. MARY W. wife of Matthew B. COWDEN, departed this life May 16, 1844 Aged 56 years. MATTHEW B.

COWDEN Departed this life Jan. 15, 1862 A ted 75 years 6 ATARR HEADACHE. COLD in HEAD. and 21 days. HOSE COLD.

PEAK NESS Hay FeveR A POSITIVE CUBE ELYS Cream Balm. months Here Lies the body of SARAH CAVET, who died in the 22d Year of her Age upon the 15th day of June, 1770. RACHEL BAILEY CROUCH Born April 16. 1782, Died March 2, 1857, wife of the Hon. Edward Crouch, Dec'd.

MARGARET CROUCH departed this life Febry 2d a 1826 aged 71 years In memory of JAMES CROUCH, who departed this life May 24th 1794 aged 66 years. In memory of HANNAH CROUCH wife of James Crouch who departed this life May 24th 1787 aged 60 years In memory of MARGARET CROUCH wife ot Edward Crouch who departed this life February 7th 1797 nged 22 years Sacred In memory of EDWARD CROUCH who departed this life on the 2d day of January 1827 in the 63d year of his age. "Bless' thought, not lost but gone fore." In memory of SUSANNA COLLIER who departed this Life the 9th Sept. 1781 Aged 74 years. In memory of JAMES COLLIER who departed this Life the 31st of March 1788 Aged 85 years JAMES COCHRAN died July 18 1823 Aged about 80 years MARY COCHRAN August6 1803 Aged about 58 years.

JOHNCOCHRAN Died November 16 1843 Aged about 72 years. "In" memory of HANNAH wife of JOHN COCHRAN Died May 81. 1850 in the 73d year of her age CREAM BALM When applied by the finger into the nostrils, will be absorbed, effectually cleansing tho hend of catarrhal virus, causinghealthy secretions. It allays 1 Uammatlon, protects the membrane of the nasal passages from fresh colds.com pletdly heals the sores and restores the senses of taste and smell. Not a Liquid or Snuff.

A few applications relieve. A thorough treatment will cure. Agreeable to use. Snd tor circular. SO cents by Druggists.

60 cents by mail registered. ELY BROTHERS. Druggists, Owego, IT. Y. be In memory of DAVID CALHOUN born December 1 1741 died April 1770.

fOSITIVJfi CUBE FOB PILJSS. To the people of this County we would say we have been given the Agency of Dr. Marchisi's Italian Pile Ointment emphatically guaranteed to Cure or monev refunded Internal, External, Blind, Bleedine or Itchine Piles. Price 50 c. a Box.

No Cure, No Pay. For sale by Dr. M. F. Raysor, druggist, 433 Market street.

wl3 6.2.4 286'84 A roEEiGN missionary relates that along the slave and gold coasts and the Niger tbere are annually many hundreds of heathens slaughtered. If a ereat personage dies his wives and slaves are slaughtered indiscriminately, and tossed into the grave of the dead man along with a quantity of food. At intervals afterwards other persons are slaughtered. in the superstitious belief that tbey will ascend to nis new abode as messengers to tell him the news from his late dwelling place and attend to his personal wants. DAUGHTERS.

WIVES AMD MOTH BBS We emnhaticallv cruarantee Dr. Mar chisi's Catholicon a Female Remedy, to cure Female Diseases, such as Ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration. Falling and Displacement or bearing aown reenng, irregularities, Change of Life, Leucorrhcea, besides many weaknesses springing from the above, like Headache. Bloating, Spinal weakness, Sleeplessness, Nervous de bility, palpitation of the heart. For sale by Druggists.

Prices $1 00 and $1 50 per Bottle. Send to Dr. J. B. Mar chisi, Utica, N.

for Pamphlet, For sale by Dr. M. F. Ravsor. drui 432 Market street.

2. 4 2861 Cinderella dances are all the fashion new in London. Danciner ceases Duncta allyatll. in time for each pretty Cinderella to recover her lost slipper and find herself asleep by 12. Not Like Other Plasters.

Why sufier the eeonv of neuralgia? Benson's Capcine Plasters will cure it quickly. Price 25 cents. 3 6f Another grain elevator having a capacity of 1,000.000 bushels will be erected at Minneapolis immediately. The nintey elevators in the Red River Valley are now filled, the grain being held lor better prices. Castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla, When she was a child, she cried for Castorla, When she became Slisa.she clung to Castona, When she had Children, sho gave them Cast'a. Jy7 2,4,6 lyt One reason why Hurt's Kidney and Liver! Remedy is so popular for the cure of diseases of the kidneys, liver and blad der, is that it snows immediate improvement in the condition of the patient and recovery is steady and certain, its cures have been so wonderful ttat physicians of all schools prescribe it in their practice. decl5 lwf Paris is awaiting with gaping expectation the mminc of the three plays by three Academicans, Sardou, Dumas, and Pailleron. Sardou's Theodora will be broueht out at the Porte St Martin, and Sarah Bernhart will be the heroine, nnmna' n1v. whirfi will be produced in the entitled Denue, and Mile.

Bartet, the reigning star, plays the title role. Pailleron's is a comedy for the Theater Francais, and Delauney plays the principal character. Bain Wrought In the Forest. How depressing it is to see acres ot trees cut down in the midst of a noble forest. TTnw oftHrlpnino if.

la also to See that thin nnnt. in the midst of vour otherwise abun dant hair. Stop it at once by the use of I Parker's Hair Balsam. For actual effl rifinnv tin's famous article stands at the head of its class. Elegant fof the toilet, delicious in odor, and restores the original rnnr tn rav nr faded hair.

Economical, as a slight, occasional application keeps the hair and scalp in perfect order. dccl81m At the National Gallery in London important alterations are being made. What is known as the Turner Gallery has been removed to make way for a new staircase leading to new galleries in the rear. Turner's works meanwhile, are housed in the room to the left, where the Landseers and Maclises used to be a room in which they receive a eood deal of needed light. Nothing Hade In Vain.

We are told that nothing was made in vain; bnt what can be said of the fash ionable girl of the period? Isn't she maiden vain? Hood's Sarsaparilla Is made in Lowell, where there are more bottles of it sold than of any other sarsaoarilla or blood purifier. And it Is never taken in vain. It purifies the blood, strengthens the system, and gives new life and vigor to the entire body. 100 doses $1. 6b Ftftkkjt oranere trees near Plant City, this year 150.000 oranges 10, 000 to the tree.

These trees are about forty years old and furnish another instance of the persistent vitality of the orange tree in Florida. Une nunarea and hfty thousand oranges at cent eacu is $1,500, but the reader should not from this fact jump to the conclusion that fortunes are made without risk and great labor raising oranges in Florida. Rheumatism Quickly Cured. There has never been a medicine for rheumatism introduced in Harrisburg that has criven such universal satisfaction as Durang's Rheumatic Remedy It stands out alone as the one great remedy that actually cures this dread disease. It is taken internally ana never nas ana never can fail to cure the worst case in the shortest time.

It has the endorsement and recommendation of many lead ing physicians in this State and elsewhere. It is sold by every druggist at $1. Wite for free 40 page pamphlet to K. HELPHENSTINE. druggist, WaSU ington, D.

C. Novl9 dfew7m. CUTICUBA A POSITIVE CURE For Every Form of Skin and Blood Disease, from Pimples to Scrofula. I have had the Psoriasis for nine months. About five months ago I appled to a doctor near Boston, who helped me but uufor tun tiyx nai to leave, out oontinuea taxing bis medicine tor nearly three months, but the dtsdase did not leave, bav Nr.

Carpenter's letter In the Phllsdelphia Itecord, and his case perfectly des ribed mine. 1 tried the CtrricrBA Bkusdibs, using two hottle8 REbOLVENT, aud Cuticuk ana Ctjtictjba Soa.p in trorortlon. and called myself completely cured. L. F.

BARNARD. Waterfobd, If. J. ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS. Cured.

Not a Sign of its Reappearance. Tcour Cuticitra has done a wonderful cure for me more than two years ago Not a sign of its jeapptarance since. It cured me or a very bad which had troubled me for more than twenty years. I shall always speak well of I sell a great deal of it. FRANK C.SWAN, Druggist.

Haverhill, Mass. BEST FOR ANYTHING. Having used your Cuticcha. Kb hediks for ghteen months for Tetter, and finally cured It, I am xnxlous to get it. to sell on commission.

I oan recommend It beyond ny remedies I have ever used for Tetter, Burns, cuts, eto. In fact, It is the best medicine 1 have ever tried for anything. K. 3. HOKTOX.

Myrtle, Miss. SCROFULOUS SORES. I had a dozen bad sores upon my ody.and tried all remedies I could near of, and at list tried your Cuticttra Remedies and they have cured mn. IO. OASKILL.

HBBaoy, Thaybb CotryTT, Tgyy. EvervsDecies of it china Seal v. Pimnlv Scrofulous, inherited and Contagious Humors, with Loss of Hnir, cared by Cuti odea Resolvejtt the new Blood Purifier ln tera uy, una uuticuba ana uuticuha S0ir the groat Skta Cures externally. Sold everywhere. Price, CtmctntA, 00 cents; Soap, 25oenta, Kbbolvent, Pot tkb Drtjq md Chbmioai.

Boston. TDTT A ForChwpedandOlly DxLlXX U1I Skla.CtrTicxntA. 80Ay. SNEEZE SNEEZE S1TJSEZ until vonr head seem readv to fly off your nos" and eyes discharge ossive quannuea 01 uim, i niaung, watery fluid; until your head aches, mouth and ta.t at parched, and blood at fever heat. Thlisun Acute Catarrh, an 1 Is instantly cured by one bott ol Sanford Kadicai.

CtTBB FOB CaTABRH. Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, Si, One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and one Improved Inhaler, luone paokaee, may now be had or all Urugarlsts cuKiT "The only absolute specific we know of." Med. Time. "The best we have found In a lifetime of suffering." Rev. Dr.

Wiagin Botton "Alter a long struggle with Catarrh the Radical Ctnts has conquered." Rev. W. Monroe. Lewieburgh, Pa. I have not found a case that it did not relieve at once Andrew Lee.

Manchester, Matt. POTTXR AND CHBOIOaX Boston Cf) 1 T. 1 For the relief ana preven 1 It Otlon. the Instant it taftnniioS VOLTAIC of Rheumatism, Neuralgia Sciatica, Back, Stomach and Bowels. Shooting Pains, Numbness UVOWAUbf A DUliUv A.

OlUH, KLKCTBIC pitatlon, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever Malaria and Epidemics, use PT A PR 5 CoUins' Plasters (an Electric A a 1 Si Ho. Battery combined with a Porous Plaster) and laugh at pain. 25 cents everywhere. MARBLE WORKS UABBLK AND GRANITE MONC TOMB STONES, COPTNO AND CBHK TERI ENCLOSURES OP ALL. KINDS.

All orders promptly attended to. satla faction guaranteed. H. E. BRANDT, Uth.

and State streets. entrance to Mt. Kaimla cemetery. biMUv. At the Slate Mantel Wort Harrisburg, Pa.

W. SSS Market MoCLUKE, Proprietor. Borrowed garments seldom fit well, nor do bogiu remedies cure successfully. The real cure for coughs and colds is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.

The Springfield armory shops will turn out more rifles this year than ever before since the war. the avernee beine 140 a day. Last year's product was 35. 000, and the product of the year before was 32,000. The amount of work de pends on the amount of the appropriation, which is about $400.000 a year.

Thin People. "Well's Health Renewer" restores Health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. $1. 6 Extermination of the wolf is not considered possible on the continent of Europe. Many ncighborhoodsbave been cleat ed at one time or another, but after some years of quiet it is found that the wolves have gathered again from all quarters.

There if, in fact, a steady emi ration of the brutes from Siberia upon urope. Asiatic species are constantly identified in the Vosgesaod in the Pyren ees. The eradication of this plague must be bemm in China. T3HTSICIANS IT RECOMMEND no una STothers. If you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous, use "Wells' Uealth $1.

Druggists. 8 A London publisher insists that Long fellow is not known es sn American by more than half ot his readers in England. Itougli on Coughs. Ask for Rough on Cougbs," for coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Troches, 15c.

Li(juid, 25c. .5 Howells is to write a comedy on the smoking car. Here is a title for him. 'Tis true 'tis spittty and spittty 'tis, 'tis true." Rooib on Fain. Cures colic cramps, diarrhoea exter nally for aches, pains, sprains, neuralgia, rheumatism.

For man or beast 20 and 50c 7 When a Boston wife puts a postscript to her note her husband catches on. N. B. Notabena in the house. Petroleum V.

Masny. D. R. Locke, Petroleum V. Nasby, eaitor Toledo Blade, writes: "1 nad on a forefinger of my right hand one of those pieasant pets, a "run round, the ringer became inflamed to a degree unbearable and swollen to nearly twice its natural size.

A friend gav me Henry's Car bolic Baxvk, and i twenty minutes the pain had so much subsided as to give me a fair night's rest, which I had not had before for a week. The inflamma tion left the finger in a da)'. I consider i it a most valuable article." OiBLS were introduced as baibers in a Chicago shoo, and business was wonder fully brisk for a few weeks, and then suddenly declined. "Once was enough for a man to be shaved by a female hand," Bays the proprietor, "and alter the cuts healed he kept clear of a second ordeal." Many persons in Pittston are using Jily Uream lialm. a Catarrh remedy.

with most satisfactory results. A lady is recovering the sense ot smell wnicn she had not ejjoyed for fifteen years. She had given up her case as incurable Mr. Barber has used it in his family and re commends it very highly. A Tcnkban nock lawyer, known to many of our readers, testifies that he was cured of partial deafness.

rutston. uazetu. JNot a I liquid or snuff. SO cents. Bad drinking water given to a few cows owned by a single farmer in Ayr shire.

Scotland, caused an outbreak of typhoid lever in three hospitals, and an illness of 104 patients. The germs of the disease were transmitted by milk. Fathers who walk the floor all night with the fretful baby should set a Wil sonia teething necklace for it. Rest for the baby mean rest for the parents Money refunded if unsatisfactory. VR.

M. KATSOB, UrUgglSt, 432 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. j30 n. An English journal calls one of our scientific publications to account becauso it "falls into the error, common in republics, of assigning the quality ot nobility to the title 'sir. Dcbkee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce.

The universal, favorite both in the U. S. and Great Britain. Wholesome, delicious, economical, and nutritions. Saves anxiety, waste and trouble.

2,4,0 5 A curiosity for the museums is said to have been produced in Nebraska by cut tinir off the ears of a calf and quickly ad lusting a pair which had been removed from a mule. a New and Startling. Jndcincr from an experience of four years, we believe the time is close at hand when all will acknowledge that it is almost impossible to overrate the importance of the discovery of the Wilsonia mode of magnetic treatment, If one half the truth in this matter were known it would cause a revolution in the treatment of many diseases. The proprietors challenge the world to produce any remedy that will make one cure to their five in the following diseases, viz Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Sleeplessness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Indigestion and all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Stomach. The price of the appliances is within the reach of all.

The teething necklace for infants is doing more good than all former remedies. Each one guaranteed. Dr. M. F.

Raysor, Druggist, 432 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. 80 tf AND DRUGGISTS OO NY 8 inn r. WW WW WW WW HN uo RRK OO. MIL nTTTOTTTT FEB WW NN RRR nnn I OO MN RRR BR "us8 88SSg This medicine, combining Iron with puro Vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, Indigesron, Malaria, Weakness, Impure Blood, Chills and Fever, thorough assimilation with theDlood, it reaches every part of the system purifies and enriches the blood, atrengthens the muscles and nerves, and tones and invigorates the system. A fine Appetizer Best tonic known.

It will cure the worst case of Dyspepsia, removing all distressing symptoms, such as Tasting the Food. Itelchlng, Heat In the stomach, Heartburn, etc The only Iron medicine that will not blacken or Injure the teeth. it la Invaluable for diseases peculiar to women, and to all persons who lead sedentary lives. An unfailing remedy far diseases of the Liver and Kidneys. Persons suffering from the effects of overwork, nervous troubles, loss of appetite, or debUl'y, eipei ience quick relief and renewed energy Its use.

tt Anna not cause Headache or produce Constipation Other Iron medicines do. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious effects, rhysicans and druggets tecommend it as tho best Try it. The sren nine has Trade Mark and crossed Mtd lines on wrapper. Take no other. inner, lane no otner.

niaae onlv by BROWN CHEMICAL Baltl more, i HOTELS. HOTEL. Seventn and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. Pa. SLATE MANTELS S2.50 PER Slate Kitchen Sinks, Slate Black buardsSlate Ware of all kinds; 'encaustic TILING.

Jan7 tl C. B. CRAMER. Manager. OCHIEL HOTEL, HAB BIS BUBO, PA.

This Hotel Is nlv two squares from tha depot, is first class In all ltsapartments.and has telephone connections with all pirts of tbe city. GEO. W.toUNTEB. proprietor. CONEWAGO GRANITE GREENE OPPERMAN would like to have the people know that they are meeting with great saeoess in selling the above granite.

rjr tow persons are aware of tha vast deposits of this stone at above locality. We are getting ont blocks over IS feet long, and it snows no trace of Iron and does not darken by age. Look at the sills ana stone wont in Htronse Daiiatng opposite the 'Fatrfot" office and you can see how beautilu'ly it lookn. it Is worth more and laMs longer than any other atones nsed for Duiiaing or monumental purposes. We supply John Keller with nearly $1,000 a month to build bridges, a.

on the Ienn svlvantA railroad. We have Just put In a bid for tao. oo worth of stone tor Che IT. 8. O' Let me here Insert an article cut out ot our "Dally Independent" of November 17, 14.

CRUMBLING BROWN STONE. New Tork I very much embarrassed now by the fact that all the brown stone build ings. nubile na'aees and nrlvate residences are crumbling away, pulverizing, as It were, by tho touch of time, and being blown away by tho winds. Thousands of these fronts In that eity show this decxy and It Is now apparent that every one of three buildings, sooner or later, must be replaced by others of moro durable material. There are millions in this as a loss.

Cull and see polished and hammered samples at Greene Opperman's No. 22 N. SECOND STREET. WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA? Among: the many symptoms of Dyspepsia or indigestion the most prominent are: Variable appetite; faint, gnawing feeling at pit of the stomach, with unsatisfied craving for food; heartburn, feeling of weight and wind in the stomach, bad breath, bad taste in the mouth, low spirits, general prostration, headache, and constipation. There is no form of disease more prevalent than Dyspepsia, and none so peculiar to the high living and rapid eating American people.

Alcohol and tobacco produce Dyspepsia; also, bad air, rapid eating, etc. BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS will cure the worst case, by regulating the bowels and toning up the digestive organs. Sold everywhere. J. B.

FIRST, 10. SOUTH STREET, HARK1SHORQ Real Estate and Business Agent QOLLKCTIONS iAOK AND FAID promptly, i have proporuea let In axf part of the eitv mtno. ui i bioaiuw. gIS 194 rnDDLETOlTO FURNITURE MANTG CO. TOHN CROLL.

EDWARD L. CROLL. It GEO. L. SKOLL.

Manapers, JMIddle town. Dauphin Wholesale manufacturers of CHAMBER FURVITURE. HOOK CASES, DESKS, AC. Unexcelled facilities for Special Cabinet work of all kinds to order. Estimate furnished, select materials, superior construe tlon.

elegant flnish. octao gm GRATEFUL COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA. BRKAKTAST. "By a thorough knowledge or the natural laws which govern the operations of dlge tlon and nutrition.

and by a careful application of the fine properties of well selected ocoa, Mr. Eppshas provided our breakfast tables with a delicately, flavored beverage which may save many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such a UclM of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to reslnt every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around na ready to attack wherever tbere Is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." Civil Service Gotetle.

Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only In half pound tins by Grocers, labelled thus: ill Awly A POSITIVE; tour days or less. angl2 ,4. .1 A3IE.S JSl'I'S St CU UorooBopathle Cbcmlsts, London, England. NOTICE is hereby Rivtn that letters testamentary on the estate of Anthony King, late of Harrisburg.

deceased, have been granted to the subscriber, by the Beglstcrof Wills of Dauphin county, and all persons Indebted to said decedent are requested to make Immediate payment and those having claims will preent them with out delay to George K. King. UARBIaT S. KIXG. Executrix of the last will of Anthony King, deceased.

ovf9 st uuro wnuont Meoactne Patented October 16 IS1X One box will cure the most cbstinate cass In Allan's Soluble Medicated Boogie. No nauseous deses ot cubeha, copaiba, or sandal wood that are certain to produce dyspepsia by destroying the coating of the stomach. Price, $1 60. Sold by all dmjr itists. or mailed on receipt of price, fox further particulars, send for circular.

Box 1.683. HAULING promptly attended to Dirt carta, coal carta with shutes, lum ber wagons, furniture cars, good n.en to do the work, at reasonable prices. Estimate given for excavations. Call and see me. 1 Corner Third and Cumberland aenjut J.T.ENSM11SGEB, Commission Hertuat IOO.

108 and 104 B. NmubiI Ht. ENRYO. DEMMING.Sunographer Every description of copying done a Leave Urrencaslle leasonahle prices. Alao shorthand diet I for you.

Uoa. court uoim seeond moor. ti'it Leave a RAILROADS. CUMBERLAND ROAD. VALLEY RAIL tijIe table.

ix effect november s3, m. BOWV 5 a Mitpnnitburff4 (7 1M Newrille 5 'ie IS i at 'I Ilafrratmrn 17 inw. j7 luoui i CS S5 413 10 33,.... i JM 15 IS 114 1711 uxi A afcd fAl a i 3.i.... I Ot 1 4 i.m as 1 r.

Alecbani lg0 U4 ii 10 SO V4 1 Ar. Uarrl.bV I 'll IS Ut 1 dS4 a a w. lra a. wJr nanisburg ....14 So 7 3 li I Mechanlcsburg 4 61 (Mc ST 4 uinixto. i 9 i 2V5 tew 9 Newville JS 4Y 1 ays i7 iot I a ITS IV ChmlMrrhurr Mi 45 VS i 1 ArJUrtlnfiburg Ar.

11 40, Sew Orleans Kxprcs and rtniM west, and 'aat Mail and New York Ktprom cast, rua daily. All other trains dally except Sunday. rUAINS LEAVE II ABRISBUHG: for Williams' Grove and IHlUbnrgai 7: kum n. m. ani tiia n.

tn. uoiurntn anise at a. tn a. tu. and 4:10 tw.

for Lnadon. Uk huiond points on Soatht rn rrnaylraU ial.rtU at 7J5 a. in. and 12 39 n. in.

Hemming arrive at 11:13 m. and 70 n. or Ml. Jlotlr, flnrg rov rurnaee and Gettysburg and points on GdiyMtorft aud Ilarrlsburir railroad and iSouih Moaalat railroad at 7:35 a. 12.30 p.

tn. and 4:10 p. m. Keturnlnsr arrive at a. tn AJ n.

m. and 7.00 p. m. For Mont Alto. Warueeboro and points on Mount Alto railroad a.

in. and 4 n. Bsturnlng an Ire at lI.Ua.rn.and i fains on MienanaosnvaiU'r ru'roia vm nect with trains loavln at 4 JO a. tn. and thos rk.

m. uelamlns; who trains amvlcg at 1:15 a. m. and 1m a. tn.

A. M. SapVH'ntmdrnt. tienersl Ticket Aaenu JAMES CLABK. General AgenL HILA DKI.PHIA 4 RgAULNQ of fmagu Tnk.

TKAIItS LBAVS AtJttSBf At fOIXOW: ror New York, via Alls town, 7M and i A.v.l:4S. ror New Tork, via PhUsdelphla ard "Bound Brook Koute," a. su, IX5T.M. For Philadelphia, 63, 7 A3, 930a. in i 4J0OP.K.

'or ttdlug, 6X3, SS. 4, too, and IM r. at. ror Pottsvilie, 63U5, thMa.sL,l lS aa. 4:00 r.

sl. and via Schuylkill A 6osqietenaa Branch at 4 a. u. and 1M r. sr.

ror Allen town, aia, 74s, J0 a. IztS and fcOO r. for Allen town, and Waratkmi7l A. SL or Ueadiog, w. and r.

u. ror rniiadeipbta, 7m sum. and Ids r.w. TBatk so Btwaitru uuvVB am voixow i Leave Mew York, via Ailvutown, 4X0, ti A. ItfOsnd st.

Leave New York, via 'Bound Brook, 1 on, via 'uoraa nrooa, nouie ana I'm BJO r. su. and nd PhlladelphU, 7:4 A. lJ oo nUdnlgbt, arriving at 2i r. au, 11:10 aadti Harrtsborc L90, 830,1 L90, 80, Leave PhlladelphU, ti ajl, IM.

SJW and p. k. Leave Potts vile, 5 Ja, and r. lave iteading. bunt, 7:15, IIM a.

ll. tl. 7 J0 and lu. m. Leave Potuviiin.

vu Schuylkill and Fas qaebanna Branch, 8r a. h. and: r. w. Leave Allentown, 6: US a.

su, IZli, 4: and r. SUNDAYS. Leave New York, via Allentown, iao r. Philadelphia. r.

u. Leave Heading, 7.l A. M. and 10:23 r. kL Leave Allentown at 9r3r.

bTKLLToN BUANCIL Leave Harrisburg for raztou, Lochfel, and Steelton dally, except Sunday, 64, 9 AS a. au, 15 and few r. 114 dally, except Saturday and bunday, JH r. ku and oa Baturaay only, :40 and 6:10 p. u.

Sunday, 6:10, 7sS, 11 dally, except tt WSUIa vawus 104KL kU4 14 sad IttOt Uatarday and Saaaav. dubiat mmmm SOo r. au, and oa eatorday only. 10 and P. K.

4.a,WOtlTK. beaeralManagor. O. HAJfCOCK, Gen'l Pasr and Ticket Acnt. CORNWALL LEBANON AN! COLEBBOOK VALLKY BAILUOADS 9UOKT KOITTK rOB LANCASTER ALL POINTS HAST.

AS' AUAkstaikT or rAMot On and afrrr Monlsy, May inb, 14 uasMrnxc tra''ii on tho Offnvs A Ijth und Co e. mok Valley railroads will run a lolio Oi TUWAKD. Trains If vc Lebanon (P. IIUkd (exof ttandsyt at a. island IS p.

tc Cornwall tu 12.4s m.aud It. Arrive st Coaewago at 7.3 a. nu, I u. in. and p.

tn connccung wita tn Wet van la railroad (or ponits Lat an ORTHWABt. Trains leave Cooewaao at 7M a. and aS n. in. vrnve ai iwavau at wxn a.

nk, i ui 9M n. tn .1 at Lebanon at 8:30 fa. 4.39 kp I 9:15 p. connecting at lx wlOj Pull adalpnla ft Beading lallroad for point Kii and West, and the Lcbanoa A Trentnat branch for Jonestown, Piuegrove and tnonu IT 4V Time cards and fall laforn Uoo cas be obtained at ticket ofnee. AW The 6tM a.

m. train win stop only at Cornwall. txaeurouK ana iwaaire. J. JK.V.MNUS, Sup Lbbawov, Hovembrr 21, LabX Never Buy Spectacles trom Traveling or Ucians sup moii SPECTACLES EYE GUSSES PnOTOGRAFHIC 0CTHIS, Mle aaeopes.

TlXtSCOMM, 11 KLlM.LASK't, Maglcl au na, HA KO tT KUrs Tbera0inaars, Orawtag laatrt uaeets, htlopUJoaa Cbeanlcml lratnuai. Ust and Uescriptlon ol ou fen Catalogues tent ks oa application. QUEEN CO No. 824 CHESTNUT STREFT. PHILADELPHIA.

mMMifim YOU MOV THAT JOSEPH GOLDSMITH. LORILLARDS CLTM tVX General Upholsterer AND DEALER IN MBIXGS, Etc CURTAINS and LAMBRKQUINS made and put up. Carpets neatly fitted. sewed and laid, at Xos. 207 and 20 IKtust Street, Harrtaburg, Pa.

4vTelcphone connection. BeptlM.aJtinoR. ELECTRIC BELLS PUT IN COMPLETE FOR $3 00. BLBULAli ALARM. GAS LIGHTING, AC.

Call and see working samples. KKYfcTONE ULECTBIC WOBKS, 204 North Second street. S. W. ENTItEKlN.

Proprietor. scptlV TJNPARAJ LELED! With each number of DEMOBEST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE wUl be given a full sized fashU nabio Pattern of auy fixe or style selected, making twelve patterns during the year, or value ot over three dollars bcskli'b the niowt opular. entertaining and uxeful srazlne. bingle ronleis early ii. Addna a W.

Jennings, tx moreal If i.HHC iur. iwuuawiiii trntJSH SI EN! OK OLD. HEAD THIS! The Howard Galvanic, shield cures sa vocs usbilitv ana esss. no muiwr how cauxed, and restores bs ltb, strength and vlaor. KheumHtUm, Neumlals and Paralysis nnd immediate rciter.

it kik. Cures auarHiitned nr monev refunded ta ail cases that are curable by any means. Illus trated pamphlet frre. AlltultA.l UAI.IA.tlU 1103 Cheatntit Street, dly Philadelphia, Pa. PLUG TOBACCO, With Bed Tin Tsg, I the beat Is Ibe purest; 1 never adulterated with Income, twrrtrs, molasses, or any deleterious IngrcdW nta, a Is the csm a lUt many other tobaccos.

LOBILLAKD'S ROE LEAF CCT TO OA CCO Is also made of the finest slock, and for aromatic chewing quality is sccjud to none. LOniLLAKD'S NAVY CLIPPINGS Uke first rank a a solid durable sacking tobacco wherever tntroduocd. IjOUILI.AKDS FAMOUS SXUFFS have been need for over lit year, and are sold to a larger extent than any others. THE UITCnCOCK LAMP The Brsr Kerosene LUhU All ntetaL So I chimney or gl Mjo. Nostuukenrodor.

ao Bxrtxieiva. tmniy. ituro pprs Adapted for all places. hrrsatoa for rkaoiso and sbwho! If not foand at th store, wx will send on 1 delivered Irt In V. 8.

tor VS.ftO. Msnulsi tured I'V niTCIlCOCK. LAMP CO.t (Incorporated HVa'ettown, s. Y. Ho.

P. towac, ltesX Bemembor, this 1 he HITCHCOCK LAMP." CONSUMPTION I bave a positive remedy for the above dis eae; by Its ne tbouaads of raeis of Ibe worst kind and ot long standing hv be a cured, indeed, so atrong tAtth In It efflntey, that 1 will send TWO KoTTLtS FKEE, tojrt lrr with a Valuable TmiMm tbladtttnhn, to any snfferrr. iirepstr HS and P.O.eddresa. U1LT. A.

SLOCL'M. IM Pearl street, X. Y. COLD TTBITIXG IXK." For Cards. In vP a tlina, Aulngt apha, Ac.

Ua tbe bcantv of barntobm eold. Alfnts make Si 13 10 per day. Mmap torterma. 1MPEICIAL UOLO l.VkDMm Koaendsie, X. Y.

tlOVSA NDIG LAUHAN. LUMHHU DHALKHS. Yards at MIddleinwn and Steel ton: saw tntll uh factory and planing tuUI at Middle town. All tnlll work tboroaehly seasoned. Furnish bouse and lw.ro bills couipleta.

Make estimates. Handrail stairs a spo elallty. Have the lancrst and bt strek 01 lumber In this section of tbe State, and at low prices. Deliver all material tn building. Guarantee satisfaction, eollett oat euslora.

Inducement a ssvlng of tuoner Telephone Uarrisburc and Sic eotatnnnicatwin it cellon. le rod, ly. HvosalfnUadel r. st. Mlddwm A only r.

at. Sunday r. i.rt a pENNSTH On MdajVt engar TtkIm of Cotbpaar wtu umtu arrtwat rhllad 1 3, and Erie a fuUt flU. rbUadnlphla I i at a. j.i tnt a.

st. aad rc a Ft Llan Uul adfJphtaat'iS llarrisbutg st i at7 (M.BUarrr st ri Zm.it. St. and Sm or 1 CoiambSa Aot iw'tic Sunday at rtt .4 at 11:44 a. tt.

and i or Lancaster 4 n. uaday) 4a I a. St. Smw York n.j j. 1 raJaee Cart daU tint.

delpalaat r. r.m. Lock IlAV a xj r. cat o.n.u su, and Xm 1 Johnstowa at ttm am 1 4 Kw Vorl UayKrprnMd 'tunr rblUdeipJDaat I llrr. u.

Ilarrubara: laicrjH i rfrr rbUMA KAU TTkia out nr 3r oif. t. n. JI Msfl i (1 "A mj Stt A.M. i Ail Through Jjvi rt Oty (Kwts mklyn, K.

Ys UaroMixrk i Westers fcrpr a rtMal Altooaa it I aifbssa. Kxpraw. ci I at Altoooa at J. m. i 4 IMr.M.

Cbtoaro LUnltec i t( ace Cars dally at r. tt IA P. k. SM I rMr Way rswamgrt 1 MaU irata das.j a AUJona at 3u 9 t. ititw a i I Ml AAVm toaaai ttm.

m. i tv tlncdoa mt al3u m. I UMrrKlpna' Sua 1W r. attlvir Ali i and l.s r. m.

a. and a r. si ttttK't I 1 oally fara( Snt 1 I uniays oajy, taiy. im r. u.

1 (eiorpi toatorOa HARJUHBm ii.ut:i Tsass) nU wt Cicrrr4ar llr bww oors. r. Lneradorfs BaralUL Moaat ftoil i iuii vcn Arrive IVHUng pt Leave Boll tar tton A. BraJiTU. Arrive It.

A M. 4x.m Lnave I. Jat arrive 9 ff WM A wjurwAA. Jin msttossi. rSerr aaaSsla.

Strive l. A M. JaaelJMM U. a Jsrtta urtttvU4 tkauinf fprtags IsluedUrove, A liv vr 1 1 1 i st iio.if ftpnagt P'jojxi i ,1 L. Usn JstJiseavtUe.) I vwtera: C3everbtrT Joe Ui Atrlrs tkirptitaftaii Stall trala locvla tj coo is wiia j.

rsborg at 11JS Trala leavtas nr 1 "TORTUEUN eepteondayai bt a C. V.Ttal CVaTtalr WAY. Thron aeS dlteict rtn 1 port st jam p. tru, at ai Watktns atll'ts p. ta.

Kottbera a.si'rvss dauyiesorpt aadaj at UJUaunKKt at J.ns sv Sunday at Ita a. ta Cans aos 1 rua at isw p. HXairara Falls at Mail undsts ontr. rives at uiiAtrn 1 tc syuinsv MsH Erpreafc Lmv dauy tespt a at n. ca, avad Meriting rasa Una esvs liar a sn arrives at ua 'Unx.

wsaknrua ai m. WMblerwa l.stw daily ec eeaday atA: baiuaaota ai 1 tta.es. 1 Lo p. ta. narrtsbara daily at tsmore at Us p.

aa aad p. ta. MaO Leaves HsrrUba day at aa anives a4 p. tu; and iUr(M ax Iay tspi Ltaees I sao p. sa arrive at t.aiit aad waselnsruei at aas A ruMf.

ebrpeasvs si a. rwnutsitTrmsuvi ta Um poetmrlVS'A j. CHARLES K. PCtaU, J. Art L.

FRENCH. A Wllk Pans, if i k. 14 1 i a s' I 1. A. A.

15 a ua satrdKy a i 1 oaJv a. rlllLAl'A A MA1L1KAIK ivl up. 3JUa.starr UjaA tuvax XKI HAPlta f. i wf at sr.ts a. au 11.

t. ja a. Lor ItkV. NLAbA AS.XI ra 4jtT dsy)atllS a.ku i tiSi r. sl.

Lock r. Al r. st, sad ki i rAhT USt. Cm. r.

amvs at 'i aw ai Lock Urns mt Ar m. a hVXOAX Man i lamrnii wu a 11 Mit a. St. i ja. St.

Tloae csardt aad tt 1 tna lalncd at lb 7 kck. rt tKAa. a. ri h. raer.

rr t.m: I A t. 1 i. a i 1 it riabarg csa p. ta. Train lestiue Uarrlbt tr a eoanect witk U.

end P. 2 f. M. Jaacuoa at a. t.

i t. Mairisbarf tp.sa.eoc v. 1 rala lcavia ti. A M. i ia Bottuse Srajraaa.

July a Balumora, taU, Etta, and Xtara ts'is. Ma aai atier v. ITU r. Jfortbrta usual iU iows: yoriMW Xews Lev ferepi aeda)) st 1 0 a. sa.

kitaearalikt'tsssk lem aorpiKand.y ettlts si p. so L. Walfcinss4ep.a,ia Battaloal iLlia. IfcSea. sn.

Fast 14oe Ijravws Ha 4 1 trr(m a. tin p'lAm A .5 I "''A. if! mi Ai P. nii it CLOCIvS liapestattesi of a ceUjedral Jt ..5" tFraaee. Aitoaae new Mm Sterling Nmi ir CorasrTlitrdaad RUTTUHErttre4b iT.J aSl Arek etreet, rtl i be Uocta tlarttbersT, ux each motttb.

1 tbe eaulrn lol rapt a re tor aar enUreJyeaeed by 4M .4 bard at tbe PaaaTleaa under Itrcataseai. PRIZE Stw9ln, I 1 tiker sea, to tseee vtmm tivlblog eles tn tria lhsrsbwwiv addrea I'ars A Avgaat a. t. '1; 1 i S. itk 1 ti.