Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DAILY TOKAPE HARRISBURG, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1S79. WEVTHER REPORT. in for this afternoon: For the Middle Slated partly cloudy cooler weather. local rains in the eastern portions, northerly to westerly tcinds, cloudy weather and rising barometer during the night. JOTTINGS Market this evening.

The iron traile is lively. Monday next will end" the dog days. Oakvilfe camp meeting opens on the 12th. The city flour mills are running on full time. Late rains have made the crops look splendid.

The county prison is a failure as a summer resort. The AdvenHsts are packing up for the Large quantities of lumber pass eastward on the canal daily. In one week from to day the new tramp ot crops into effect. The think Heaven ia enclosed with hlne board fence. Col.

Jennings' appointment as prison in spector gives general ttisfaction. The furnaces and rolling mills are receiv WUT 11 It'll llitCl S.W. tv V'L vv wi iii. Field calls the watermelon an "August bornmoastrositv. incarnate coucositr.

Two rattles charged with murder in the countv iail the bov llarley and Nye. The early closing system generally observed among merchants in all parts of the Don't forget the excursion of the Friendship boys to 3Iont Alto Park on Monday next. As the nicnic season approaches its end, arrangements will be made for the first ball of autumn. There is agitation in some of the town oTiitv nf the countv about extending the anhnnl term. The Japanese baby which accompanied Coup's circus in this city died in Carbondale Hf.

rr lac I III ft UCoUu Maryland is said to be swarming with the hordes ot tramps, wmcn iue ami iramp iw lias driven out of Pennsylvania. The increase of the wages ot rolling mill men creates a natural desire for the same advance amone other labor. TnnW1n 4 nnnfli norf rf tVla Pit 3TP deposit as a disinfectant in sewers. A new sidewalk is to be laid on that po: tion of canal street, between Herr and Boas, on which that dilapidated board walk lay so Ions. There is a gutter on the corner ot Reily and Susauehanna streets which needs the immediate attention of the supervisor of that ward.

A picnic nnd reunion of all the Lodges of Odd Fellows in Cumberland valley is to be held at Jlf Dt Alto Park on the 11th of September. School Board will be paid to morrow, at tne First National Eank, owing to the 10th beins Sunday. The demand for houses is very great and nressinsr. In some of the upper wards a number oi lamuies are compeiieu to live in the same house. There was a rumor some time since that the old Porter furnace, on State street, would be started this winter, but we cannot trace it tn a reliable source.

It is advisable to look before you step on a piece of melon rind. A lady had a serious fall at the northeast corner of Market square and Market street this morning, caused by inch a step. For cleanliness and good order, the yards and immediate vicinity of the Pennsylvania freight depot, foot of Third street, will compare with anything of like charac ter along the line. At the county alms house, where the serving of meate to tramps, a year ago, at this season, was a task ot no ordinary re sponsibility, there are comparatively few callers, of this class now. fames wno intend to spend tne oay at Mont Alto park on Monday next, with the Friendship fire company, will have time till eight a.

ii. to make the up passenger trains from this point tor the park. Market street, Irom the depots to the river, is in a worse condition than we have seen it lor years, full of holes and rats, which make a vehicle rattle and bounce when passing over it as if it were on a cor duroy road. In consequence of the sudden and unex pected death ot Wm. K.

Miller, a meiaoer of the Citizen" fire company, 3, the contemplated picnic will not take place on Saturday, but will be on the lollowmg Wednesday, August 13. Invitationaittve been sent out by the Citizen fijaompany to the different fire com fifties of this city to attend the funeral meetings of the companies have been called to make the necessary arrangements to comply with their invitation. Three Evangelical camp meetings will be held in the Harrisburg district during the present month. The first at Myerstown, Lebanon county, commencing on the 11th; the second at Shoemakerville, Berks county, on the 18 th, and the third at Oak Dale Station, Dauphin county, on the 25th. A medical man has now arisen who says he can prove to anybody's satisfaction that the bites of mosquitoes are positively beneficial to the human system.

He avers that they drain the system of bad blood, and that a person bothered with pimples or eruptions would find relief by permitting themselves to be bitten thirty or forty times per day. A SUMMEE PLilSI. These sweaty, sweltering summer nlghls, How must the prods immortal lovo To revel in the joys above The clouds that cap Olympus' heights. Imagine llucchus stretched at ease His brow all girt with fern and vine With Mars a mizzling homemade wine Beneath the shady cypress trees. Imngina Cupid at his For boys will plav when out of school Imagine Juno keeping cool With palm leaf fan and white peksy.

Imacine Vulcan come from work Where anvils ring and forges glare Imagine Venus' languid air. Her welcome voice and loving smirk. No sol try breezes ever blow here high Olympus rears its head, And I'haibus' wrath if never shed Upon the gods who dweU below; No Hies, no bugs, no meddling ants, No melancholy cats or dogs. No crickets, katydids or frogs, Ho flannel coats or linen pants. No fry and roast and ake and broil While uplter et al.

keep tool The gods at ease, while man, poor fool Ne'er knows surcease irom sweat and toil It isn't fair or Mather Fate, And if she doean't want a strike, She'll deal according to our like, And ne'er again discriminate. Citizen fire Company. A special meeting will be held at the engine house of the company at 8 o'clock this evening, to make arrangements to attend the funeral of "William K. Miller, deceased. By order.

Sixth Ward Primary Election, The primary election in the Second Precinct of the Sixth ward will be held at the corner of Harris street and Logan ayenue, at half past seven o'clock on Saturday even Ninth Ward. The Republicans of the Ninth ward will hold their delegate election at the Central Hotel (formerly Bomgardner House), on Saturday evening, at o'clock. By order qS the Ward Executive" Committee. 220 I. O.

O. F. A stated meeting of Mariam Degree Lodge No. 12, of the Daughters of Re bekah, I. O.

O. F. of Pennsylvania, will be held in Odd Fellows' Hall, No. 321 Market street, this evening at 7J o'clock. Punctual attendance is desired.

Every mother in the land should know the value of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup and never be without it. It is free from opiates. Price 25 cents a bottle. MCRUKK OF W.

K. MILLKK. or riil Deed of Blood Intense Excitement la Firemen mna JKaiiroad circles Last Night Miller's Good Character, and the Desperate Career ot the Assassin. The news of the murder of William K. Miller, a citizen of Harrisburg, at Mont gomery Ferry.

Ferry county, the main facts of which were given in the Telkcbapd yesterday, was a subject of excited conversation in fire and railroad circles, where the murdered man was well known and much liked. In the Fourth ward, on South between Second and Third street, and on State, where the Miller fam ily are well knownt the murder created a deep feeling of sorrow. William K. Miller was a son of Charles Miller, who for years worked for the late William H. Kepner.

The elder Miller was a member ot the llope engine company and worked, for Mr. Kep ner until he died. lne nope company buried him. usins their hose carriage a a hearse. The murder was prompted by jealousy.

The cause of the murder crew out ot Mr, Miller's attention to Miss Maria Hammaker, a young lady also well known in lUn'u burg, having lived for some time South street below SocvukL Last wwk tU young lady vrent to her home at Mottvm cry's Ferry, IVrrv county, tv arrau nor wedding with. Miller, but it is now tKl that the couple wc re married at that time The murderer, SaiuucI AlrUht, was a rival of Miller's in attentkxa tv Mfes Hatw maker, but was at no time encurv in his nut. Sunday last Muter wsta4iUr risburg to see his mother, prior to. his marriage, as he then stated, which was to have taken place, or to be announced on Tues day. On Wednesday evening Miller left liarnsburc to co to lontcomerv erry.

and was met at Newport l)y his intended wife and her brother, who were on their way home, Miller accompanying them to Montgomery's Ferry. It was while waiting at tne terry to go to Altoona that 31uler and his wile were confronted by Albright. The murderer stalked into the room where the young peo ple were engaged in conversation, and with out a word or a threat deliberately drew his revolver and shot Miller through the heart. He did not sneak a word betore or after the deed, but, pistol in hand, rushed at once to the road, where for a moment he brandished his weapon in the faces of the few horror stricken people who were pres ent, and fled to the mountain. Great excitement at once prevailed.

Miss Hammaker was borne in a senseless condi tion from the room, and the body of the murdered man was placed on a sofa, but life had fled when he fell shot to the heart. If the people had had Albright in their pos session thev undoubtedly would have lynched him. Albright is a dissolute, desperate cuarac ter." a marauder against whom many crimes are aIIppWI. He has been eneaered in many bloody Irays, having been accused wnn killing a man in Texas, and then flying that part ot the country, uetectives leit tne city last nisht to eo in searcn ol him, a worK which many think will result in bloodshed before he can be taken. Later The At rival of the Body ot Mr.

Mil ler Great Kxcitemenl at the liepotaudln Cumberland Street. The delay in forwarding the body of the murdered man, Miller, to his mother iliouse on Cumberland street, was occasioned Fty the time taken in getting the coroner to the scene ot the tragedy. 1 he inquest was held late last night, and a verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered. The body shows two bullet wounds. Miller was struck by two bullets, one the breast, passing through the lung on the left side and put of the back, and the second entering the bowels.

It is not fully decided by the surgeons whether the shot which passed though. the lung touched the heart or not. Both wounds are about one quarter inch in diameter. Three shots were fired, the desperado delivering the third at Miss Hammaker, which, in his excitement and haste, fortunately missed its object. A postmortem examination of the body of the murdered man will take place to morrow afternoon, such being the wish of his relatives and friends.

Theory as to the Murderer's Whereabouts. Albright is said to be an experienced woodsman," thoroughly familiar with the bridle paths of the mountains. It is theorized by many that he will push on to West and in the dense wooded mountains of that region manage to elude arrest for some time. When the body, in charge of the undertaker, reached Cumberland street there was a great crowd on hand and eager efforts made to get into the house, but all persons were excluded, the Wagner family very properly declining to see any strangers. The body was not in a condition to be seen by any one, it having received no attention whatever since it passed out of the hands of the Perry county coroner.

Charles F. Miller, lather of the murdered man W. was buried by the firemen of Harrisburg, Sunday, July 3, 18C0. It was the most imposing firemen's funeral ever had in Harrisburg. the commissioners of county, it was reported here this afternoon, had declined to offer a reward for the arrest of Albright.

A telegraphic dispatch was received by members of the Citizen engine company, from friends of Miller, at Newport, lor assistance to aid in scouring the mountains in search of Albright. Chief Ciley contemplates organizing a force, which, if he succeeds in getting the men, he will take to Newport to morrow to make a search in the neighborhood. The funeral of the murdered man will take place at four o'clock on Sunday afternoon, from his mother's residence on Cumberland street. All the fire companies have been invited to attend. Humored Arrest of Albright.

Rumors were circulating thi3 afternoon uiui. weietuvc Aiiuerson naci received a dispatch from New Bloomfield, announcing the arrest of Albright. Inquiry showed that no such dispatch had been received, though Detective Anderson has had commu nications from the district attorney of Perry county on the subject of the murder. The commissioners of Perry county arc utterly lnumereni on tne suoiect ot a reward. through the district attorney is very active ui ma noris to am in me arrest oi Albright.

ine town is lull oi nying rumors, upon wnicn no reliance can be placed, on the subject of Albright's whereabouts. Western Bound Freight on the Pennsylvania jtuuireaa. I he passage ot western bound freight over the Pennsylvania railroad is heavier now than it has been for years. The vard anuiiaucipiua is crowaed witn cars, pre paiuioiy hj miming up trains, and every tjj mi, jiii pirn is now run' ning to meet the demand for transportation. While this, in a measure, is due to the im proved condition ot business, it is also largely to be attributed to the advantageous facilities of this road in its immense and complete western connection.

The crews ui nuiguL trains leei mis pressure very much, as it taxes their endurance to a high degree. We repeat what was stated in these columns a week ago, that the freight out iuua. uu ui eunsyivania ranroad was never as encouraging at this season of the year as it is at present. Personal. Congressman Harry White is in the city, Gov.

Hoyt left to day for Avon Park, iorK otate. Ueorge YV. fcenroyer, and old printer lormeny connected tne teleokaph. now residing in Lancaster, paid us a visit this morning. 1 At TT we regret to icarn tnai xiarrisDurg is soon to lose from her midst one of our best young lawyers Jos.

S. Ensminger, wno nas made arrangements to commence practicing in Topeka, Kansas, in October next. While his many friends are prone to nave bis congenial presence here, they yet uunc in wismng lor mm a mammoth lucra tive practice in his new professional field. Friendship Fire Coranan r. A special meeting of the Friendship fire company will be held at their engine house oruer.

CHARGED WITH MURDER. An Alleged Assassination Casper W. Nye Accused and Arrested lor tne Murder or Cyrus Craig, at Dauphin, In July Last. Our readers will remember the account of the death of Cyrus Craig, a colored man, at or near Dauphin, early in July. The body was found on the railroad track, and a coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from unknown causes.

1 he night before the finding of Craig's body he with others, of whom Casper W. Nye was one, were engaged in drinking, Craig, it is alleged, indulging to excess, gulping down a pint ot whisky at a single drink, just before the party broke up, and then staggered oil along the Susquehanna and Schuylkill railroad, whero the body was found next day. A coroner's jury was Held as stated, but, some weeks alter, the body was disinterred and re examined, but no marks of violence were found on it, when it was re interred, and the subject was nerly forgotten, when the arrest of Nye was made last night, which has revived the first excitement caused by the finding of the Kxlv, It appears that on Wednesday night Nye, a brother of Craig, and several ether winv engaged in drinking at Dauphin ttdhd'gvn to the water tank, a few miles above tne former place, when the party got lute a difficulty, Craig showing bad blood fer Nyv the two coming to blows, and a severe only prevented by the interference of the jviriies present. The next day Thursday) Craig came to Harrisburg, and made information before Alderman Maurer. UiehafW H.

Craig, in the information before the alderman, charges that "Nye did beat, strike and wound Cyrus Craig on the 2(5th day of July, A. D. 1879, in said county of Dauphin, and him, the said Cyrus Craig, then and there did kill, slay and murder. Constable Samuel Gray, with a warrant issued by Alderman Maurer, arrested Nye last evening two miles above Battling Bun, and brought him to this city, when ho was committed for a hearing. The hearing has been arranged for Monday to enable the parties involved to get their witnesses at the alderman 8 office.

Casper W. Nye was one of the principal witnesses in the Rabcr murder trial for the State at Lebanon. Uanphlu County Agricultural Fair. Accounts received from all parts of the county indicate that the Dauphin County Agricultural Fair will be more successful than was at first anticipated by its pro jectors. Farmers throughout the lower end, as well as those of the upper end, have long felt that an exhibition of the kind can derive no eclat unless it is held at a centre of population, and where the press has the facility and convenience to make it known before and appreciated after it has been be fore the public.

Exhibitors understand this fact, and therefore hesitate to go where there are no newspapers. They might as well seek to exhibit stock, agricultural pro ducts and machinery where there are no neonle. Hence a fair should always be held in the centre of which means that it will have the advantage railroad facilities and newspaper encour a cement and support. For these reasons he purpose ot holding the county agncui tural fair this fall in Harrisburg is heartily seconded by farmers and mechanics, manu facturers and merchants throughout tne county, who regard its locality as a pre cursor of success that will "not tail in being brilliant and profitable. The fair will be one of the largest held in any county in the State.

Already the en tries of goods are very extensive, manutac turers from abroad desiring to become ex hibitors in a region where there will be an opportunity of meeting people with'twhom they have not had an intercourse on such an occasion, and of participating in rivalries which are offered. The whole enterprise has cur hearty good wishes. Foreign Fruits in Home Markets. There ought to be some standard estab lished for the regulation of the sale of for eign fruits, such as fruit from the South, in the local markets of the North, a regula tion by which the people of cities like liar risburg would be protected from imposition in the purchase of unripe melons and veg etables. In the matter of melons, such truck, when brought from a great distance, is always plucked before it is fully ripe, so as to insure it from decay in transportation In a sanitary view this is a practice full of danger, as there is nothing more deleterious to health than unripe fruit or vegetables, and in commercial view, it is an imposition which ought to be made punishable at law.

Every city ought to guard against such inroads upon the health of its population, and particularly under present conditions, when epidemic diseases of a fatal character pervade regions near where much of this fruit is gathered and brought to the North. It is a subject worthy of newspaper discussion, that the people may be able to appreciate its import ance and tncreiore lorce action upon it on their local governments. The Case of Peter Herdlc. In the case of Peter Herdic, upon a re hear ing of the case to day before the Governor, it having been shown that Herdic is already under bail to answer indictments in two counties in this Commonwealth, on simliar charges, the Governor decided to revoke the warrant recently issued for his arrest, upon the requisition of the Governor of New York. The fact that nerdic was under indict ment this State was not known to the Governor or to the counsel for Herdic at the previous hearing, or the requisition would not have been honored at the time the warrant was issued.

One of Uncle Cam's Boys. John Stammy, a native of our city and wno enlisted in tne regular army a year ago or more, by Col. Stacey, has arrived back, having been discharged by reason of a severe wound received while nehtine the red skins. Corporal Stammy was in charerc of the mess wagon at the time the poor Lo went ior ins top Knot, and who saved him scit by getting the first shot at his foe. Lutheran Synod.

n.ast Pennsylvania Synod of the Evan gelical Lutheran Church will hold its an nual meeting in Dr. Swartz's church in this city, commencing on Wednesday, Septcm oer ian, and closing probably on the 23d. it is expected that all the charges in the Synod will be represented by their pastors anu lay delegates. Temperance Meetings. A large meeting, under the auspices of tne Ketormed Men christian temperance union, was held last night in Early's Hall, corner Ridge avenue and Kelker street several stirring addresses were delivered ouuiiur ineeunes win De neid at the same place on Saturday evening, and on Sunday Parrots.

Three hundred very fine young parrots, direct Irom South America, arrived this day, will be exhibited in front of the Court House on fair days, on unfavorable days at al. "a me mower nouse, ior one ween only. Camp Meeting. A camp meeting will be held in Motter's woojjs under the auspices of the Wesleyan Union church, N. Stubbs, pastor, com mencing on Saturday evening, August 9 th.

BUSINESS LOCALS. By Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy xaoacco. EGrand Clearing sale of Straw Hats and Light Colored Felt Hats at Knisely auu Market street. STSpeciai. Salk of Muslins.

We have now in stock 3,000 yards heavy 4 4 Sheeting Muslins to sell for 5 cents a yard we have nearly 4,000 yards heavy Sheeting to sell for 4 cents per yard we still have good Shirting Muslins to sell for cents per yard we still sell Calicoes at 5 and 6 cents Black Silks at the old prices, 75 cents, 85 cents, $1, $1.25, $1.50 to $2.00 per yard we sell the best 50 cent Black Cashmere to be had anywhere; double width Black Alpaca, $1.12 J. A. R. Metzgkr, No. 9 South Market Square, tS" Big "4" Orchestra at Cheesey Russ Lager Beer Garden on Saturday evening.

Bcrgdoll's champion on tap. Try it. 221 At Cost Bovsr and Children's straw hats at cost, at Kniselv 209 Market street. CIT 5 and 10 cent coods in creat profu sion and of the best make, at Keller's, 2d and Walnut strcctst FPrescription Free for the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness. Loss of Man hood, and all disorders brought on by in discretion or excess.

Any druggist has the ingredients. Address Davidson 78 Nassau street, New York. 153t tSB" Head auartera frr rtrv nine and oak kindling at J. 8. Bible's, corner Third and Cumberland.

HTCatarrh Sneclflcs. Nos. 1 and 2. Two jottles in one box. These new and won lerful Specifics are not only the cheapest but best in use.

scientific in composition and absolute in effect, delightful to use, af iuruiug immediate relict, warranieu tu cure acute, chronic, ulcerative and dry catarrh, colds, hay fever, Price $1 00 and $2 00. Address Dr. Josiah Briggs, Newark, N. J. Sold by J.

H. Boher, Jones House drug Btore. tSPAnother walking match for J. S. Si ble's dry block wood, at lower prices than ever.

tSTVaporized Oxygen for the cure of The inhaler and medicating fluid which vaporizes oxygen. 1 A specific for catarrh, cold in the head, acute inflammation of the frontal sinuses, obstruction ot the nasal cavities, headache, vertigo, neu ralgia, and other painful affections ot tne 1" i a n( air cavities oi tne neacu lue upcianuu. ui inhaling vaporized oxygen is so pleasant that children will inhale it with delieht. The feeble and delicate can with ease use it freely with benefit. The most agreeable and satisfactory effects are realized after the ntst innaiation.

to cure, continue uiw use of Vaporized Oxygen with catarrh spe 4.1 cifics Nos. 1 and 2. The severest cases soon yield to their healing effect. Price $1, 92 and 3. Address Dr.

Josian unggs, Newark. New Jersey. Sold by J. H. Boher, Jones House Drug Store, Harris burg.

E2At Cost. Licht colored. Soft and Stiff Hats at cost, at Knisely Metzger's, 209 Market street. E2F Dr. Josiah Briggs' Catarrh Specific, No.

1. Efficacious in curing acute, chronic, ulcerative and dry catarrh, cold in the head, hay fever, and as a gargle in sore throat, loss ot voice, hoarseness, croup, diphtheria, and all inflamed and disstress ing troubles, it has no equal. Good for toothache, headache and neuralgia. This delightful Specific is cheaper and more certain in giving relief in all cases of in nammation of the mucus membrane, lining the nasal cavities, mouth and throat than any remedy ever used. Sold by J.

Boher, Jones House Drug store. Sty Wonderful bargains at Cohen's. ISr Cohen stock of hosiery is unsur passed anywhere. B3f he prices at Cohen are surprisingly low. my Cohen has the largest assortment of spring underwear in the city.

E3r White Fans the finest in the mar ket, at Cohen's. J. S. Bible's No. 2 nut coal at $3 50 per ton.

Cost. Children's Straw Hats at cost, at Knisely Metzger's, 209 Market street bot Wonderfully Tkue People have limp around the earth, Or sat and groaned beside the hearth. Blaming the fate that gave them birth, And gave them Corns and Bunions. Many and various mixtures have been tried; Sweet oil, perhaps, has been appplied; Or herbs gathered from the mountain side; liut nothing used is pleasing. "Give us a safe and pleasant cure, One that's mild, cheap and sure, No more will we our pain endure, There no mistake about it.

Then Dr. Briggs, with conscious pride, And earnest zeal his mind applied, The science deep to open wide, Of soothing and of healing. He took of many substances known That would heal or still a groan, And soon composed by skill alone His miraculous Bunion Balsam. Tormented with Bunion, Corn or Bruise, Thousands of sufferers heard the news, The remedy that meets their views Is Dr. Briggs' Bunion Balsam.

For sale by J. H. Boher, Jones House Drue store. KW Genuine Mexican Hammocks at Knisely Metzger's, 209 Market street, Death to Worms. Dr.

E. Kunkel, the great Tape Worm destroyer. Tape Worm removed in 2 to 3 hours, head and tail, all complete and alive, with pleasant vegetable medicine. No fee until cured. Fifty per cent, of cases of dyspepsia and disorganizations ot liver are caused by stomach and other worms existing in the alimentary canal.

Numbers of prominent citizens of Philadelphia, who have been treated for various diseases dyspepsia, consumption, bronchitis, lemale weakness, can that my treatment has cured them and that tbey had been treated for wrong diseases. Their symptoms and treatment in this age of inventions it is very remarkable, but none the less true, that the symptoms of worms, a disease of the most dangerous character, are so little understood by the medical men of the present day. These parasites undergo the most cunous transiormations. They re main months and even years in the body before they are fully developed. They only mature in parts oi tne body which communicate with the external air.

as in the alimentary canal, or lungs, but gener ally the former. There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous and by far the most difficult to remove is the tape worm. This worm is constructed of flat pieces, which are con nected to the head by a very fine neck. The parasite is sometimes thirty feet long, but is so thin that the worm could be held in a small bottle. The symptoms of this, as of other worms, are weakness and irritation, To effect a perfect cure the head of the worm must be removed.

This is very dilli cult to accomplish and several eminent physicians have only been able to remove Darts of the body. Those who are troubled with this loathsome disease can be cured in the short space of three hours. E. F. Kunkel' worm byrtjt never fails to remove them.

Price, $1 00 per bot tle, or six bottles for $5 00. Buy of your dru nst the Worm Syrup, and if he has it Dr. E. F. Kunkel, 259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.

Advice by mail, free: send three cent stamp. Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron a sure cure for this disease. It has been prescribed daily for many years in the practice of eminent physicians, with unparalellcd success.

Symptoms are loss of appetite, with a rising of food, dryness in mouth, headache dizziness, sleeplessness and low spirits. Get the genuine. Not sold in bulk, only in $1 00 bottles. Ask your druggist for it. BSTFrom Dr.

S. W. Hunter, Baltimore, jl. I). Having become familiar with Col den's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator, I take pleasure in recommending as an excellent preparation, combining as it docs Food and Tonic in a re markable way, producing good blood, health and strength.

D. W. Gross Son, agents. 227f Josiah Briggs' Catarrh Specific, No. 2 Useful in Acute, Ulcerative or Dry Catarrh, Cold in the Head, nay Fever, Relaxed Palate, Tickling Cough, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Loss of voice, Pharyngitis, Laryngitis, Inflammation of the Epigloris, Canker in the Mouth, Throat or Stomach, Inflamed or Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia and all Dyspeptic Symptoms.

Sold by J. II. Boher, Jones House Drug Store, Harris burg. JSTBunions and Corns, shout for joy, hail the chieftain, express your gratitude by immeditae action, convince yourselves that the human race are no longer involuntary martyrs to corns, bunions, bad nails, etc. Briggs' Bunion Balsam and sure Corn Cure will eradicate them.

Mild, sale and sure. Sold by J. II. Boher, Jones House drug store. JD3D.

OFFENDIKGER On the 7th in.t xt.a Christiava Offkhdikqir, in the C7th vear oi tier age. Funeral on Sunday afternoon from the German Lutheran Church, on South Second street. The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further 221 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. VIENNA BEER. rpHIS CELEBRATED BEER IS BREWED JL by tne M.

Schaef er Brewing Company, oi i iorK, ia unapproacnable in flavor. purity and brightness. Always on draught, Ico cold, at C. II. Llebtrue, corner Koas and Third streets.

cnas. Aieyer, near the Court House. Leopold Ohlforth. corner lft and Cuitl streets. Henry Meyer.

Strawberry Avenue near Third Bireci, jjuBiner oiu stamp. sis OAKVILLE CAMP GROUNDS. TWO TENTS for Rant In Main Circle, dor A. ing M. E.

Cmp Meeting. Upper and lower floors will be rented separately or together. Have doors and locks. Inquire at Daily Tklb vnarn viiivo yzjp JOHN H. FAGER.M.

HAS REMOVED HIS OiriCI TO THK CORNER Ulf 11UOAD AND ELDER 8T8. 225 NEW SPICED SALMON, Beef llologna. xapioca, New Catch Shi Imps, New crop Olive Oil, Sardines, Lemons. Lime ulea. isect Hiiceu, Bologna Sliced, Corn Beer in Two Pound Tina, Swiss Cheese, Pickles.

Sauces and Choice Groceries. CENTRAL GROCERY. INHAN LINE UNITED STATUS A3TB BOYAX KAIL STXAMBaS, NEW YORKtoQUEENTOWN LIVERPOOL VERY THURSDAY OB SATUBDAT. CITY OF BERLIN 5491 tons. CITY OF RICHMOND 4607 tons.

CITY OF CHESTER 4566 tons. CITY OF MONTREAL. 4490 tons. CITY Of BRUSSELS 8775 tons CITY OF NEW YORK .8500 tons These magnificent steamers are among the strongest, largest and fastest on the Atlantic, ana nave every moaern improvement, mciua lncr hot and cold water and electric Delia in staterooms, revolving chairs In saloons, hath and smoking rooms, barber shops, etc or rates or passage and otner iniormatton. apply to johjs g.

dale. Agent, si Broadway, N.Y., or to it. I). LIST, Adams Express; N. JUiLLhJU, iicniel iron works, Harrisburg.

WINTDROP PERCY SMITH, STOCK BROKERS, AO QHTTTW TWTPn QHT X. WW AJL M. JL A AAA A A PHILADELPHIA. mAUTICCLAU attention given to A investment. Contracts made and Stocks carried.

Orders executed in New York. Boston. Balti moie ana ean muncisco. Refer by permission to CilAS. II.

15EUGNER, IUrrlsburg. M. E. OLMSTED, do. 5.1.3 192 MITCHELL'S IMPROVED PERFORATED BELLADONNA PLASTER, The Greatest Fain Alleviator Known "ITTILIj quiet the pain instantly In such vV cases as Lanie Rack, Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, Inflammation ot tlie Kidneys, Lungs and Throat Auections.

Croup and sudden pains of every kind: and for Female Weakness it beats all the rrills in the world Ask your physician if a Belladonna Plaster that Is of Pharmaceutical strength tbat can be relied on Is not beneficial in such cases. Call for Mitch bll's. l'rico 25 cents. The originator of com bining Itelladonna with Rubber. As Morse caught I ho lightning and caused it to talk, so did Mitchell conceive the idea of combining Uelladouna witn iiubber and causing it to cure.

lie sure and get Mitchell Improved 1bb VORATED liKLLADONNA. i'LASTBRS, With Ul8 pic ture ot the proprietor on eaca, Willi ms signature under it. and the words. "Compound Patented Sept. 12,1871 and around bis picture the words.

"Mitchell's Improved Perforate Velledonna Plaster and outside of all the directions for removingthe cloth. Underneath. this are the word. "Manufactured by tne Nov elty Plaster Works. Full directions on printed wrapper.

Trado Mark registered In Canada, Dec. 1871. Keglstered In the United States Patent Oillce, uly 20, 1875." Head the followlne recommendations: Mr. Ueo. IS.

Mitch jilc. Dear Sir The Mitchell Plasters double discount all others I have ever known. My wife says she can't live without them. It. Mitch at Appleton City, Mo.

Isaac T. Campbell, of South Boston says: "Will you please send via for we are nearly out nve grots or your 1'orous i iasiers have a most excellent treputatlon In our neighborhood. We are selling them exclusively, ana doing all wo can to promote their SillCS. G. M.

Miller, Malianoy City. saya sell your Porous Plasters almost exclusively. They give tho best of satisfaction. Uko. K.

Mitchell, Dear Sir Your Plasters sell well, and always give satisfaction. Yours truly, Wu. 11. Wood, San Francisco. Uko.

K. Mitchell, Dear Sir Knclosed find exchange on New York, for amount of your Invoice. Your Plasters are having a good sale, and superseding, without a word of complaint, Alicock's. and if anything, preferred. Yours truly.

K. K. A iibott, M. IX, Salinas City, Cal. A.

K. Fkllows, of Newton, N. saya, In a letter: "The last you sent mo are nice; they are the best Porous Plasters 1 ever bad In niy Geo. F. LjAytow, of South Bend, says: "I take pleasure in saying I have sold more of your Porous Plasters than 1 ever did of All cock's in the same length of time.

Please send me six dozen more. 1 have but four left; so please hasten them along." J. K. S. M.

FInley, of Niles, say: "We liave sold some eight gross of your Plasters against three dozen of Alicock's; and to day yours is the Plaster called for. G. K. Mitchell, Sib: Your Plaster is liked by our physicians better than any we have had in stock. Kespcctfully, Town bend Bockvillo, Ct.

Mr. Mitchell, sir: 1 boughta Porous Plaster of yours Pittsburg, and it did well for pain in my but I cannot get any here in Baltimore. Will you be so kind as to mall one to me? I would like to have the same kind as I had before. Yours respectfully, Charles Fish kic. No.

ll Karrc street Baltimore. Mr. G. K. Mitchell, Dear Sir: Tho goods sold well, and givo good satisfaction.

The FIustcrH are excellent, II. II. Davis, Bellows Falls, Vt. Man uftie.t.ni cd by the Novelty Piaster Works, Lowell, GEO. K.

M1TC1IK1.L., Proprietor. 1,8,5 To be had only at DE. EATSOE'S DRUG STORE, 432 MARKET STREET. The cheapest and best place to buy In the city. SUMMEB KKSOKT8.

CONGRESS BALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. now open at reduced rates. Hot and cold sua water baths. Band of music. in the cars until the name of the house is called out at Massachusetts ave.

GKO. W. 1I1NKL.K, 283 Proprietor. SE1 SIIOHE. ATLANTIC CITY.

THE CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE. Centrally located, within a few hun. dred feet of the sw, with Us ODen halls, and long sheltered airy piazzas upon THREE OOEAN FROOTS, is one of tho coolest and most comfort able Homes at the Shore. Bathing un surpassed. Now Orxw.

8 J. KE1M SONS, Propra. UP TO WN IM PORTED GENTS' IMPORTED HALF HOSE, SILK CLOCKED, 25 and 32 CENTS, CHARLES S. 215 MARKET STREET, OPPOSITE THE OPENS 9 Choice Styles and Desirable Color ings. We congratulate our patrons that, notwithstanding the Great Ad vance in the Price of all kinds of COTTON We will Tjs still the benefit of out LARGE PURCHASE Of these best standard makes of PRINTS and will accordingly offer to day the ENTIRE LOT at FIVE CENTS A YARD! Respectfully, CHARLES W.

0. HICKOK. A WORKS HARRISBURG, PENN'A. MACHINE SHOP, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIES, WOOD WORK, TURNING, SAWr ING, PLANING, ETC. AGENT IM TnlS CITT FOR PRATT WHITNEY'S MACHINERY, TAPS, REAMERS AND GAUGES.

BROWN SHARPE'S MACHINERY, RULES AND FINE TOOLS, MORSE'S TWIST DRILLS AND TOOLS. JUDSON'S GOVERNOR VALVES. J. B. HOYT LEATHER BELTING.

CELEBRATED RETORT GAS STOVES. ALL VIN OOODS AMD BRASS OM HAKI. AIX. FIXE WORK DO UK. Dealers In IKON and HUASS, STKAM and HAS KITTIMiS, I'll' KS, feta; SHEET BRASS BUA8S I'll' ES and KODS, COI.U UOLXEl SlIAr'TINU, KMEKY W1IKKL3, Ktc, Ktc 4.2.6 45 BETSEY ER A FINE HOWARD CLOCKS FOR SALE CHEAP" PIANOS AMU ORGANS.

ESTABLISHED 18G2. WARD'S MAMMOTH MUSIC STORE, 22S MAKIIKT STHKET. OTEINWAY, CDICKF.KINU nnd oilier re liable IManos. MASON A HAMLIN Oit UANB, Cash on easy terms. Eighteen secondhand Instruments on hand, all in fiiKul order, will positively be sold at any hull way reasonable prices.

PICTURES AND FKAMKH To bo closed ont at positive sacrifice. Coroo and see. We mean buslnnss, and will make prices such as will force sulos. Catalogues of Organs and IManos mailed. Correspondence soIIcIUmI.

8. Attn. Solo Proprietor. WILL YOU HAVE AN BRACE? Only Perfect Devloe Ever Known For Supporting Pantaloons. NO RUBBER, NO SPRINGS.

LIMKU BY EVKKVIIOUY. ratentni July 16 and Nov. 5, 1878. FOlt SALK BY L. A.

SEGELBAUM, 207 Market Hbg. STORE. HOSIERY. 77.DOZKN WORTH 50 and 75. GROVE HESS.

SEGELBAUM COURT HODSE, TO DAY PRIM RIGS, able to give them S. SEGKLBATJM. WANTS. WANTKO roponal, for bnlldlnc tw. brick houses in he First ward of the city exohanpe lor yood lota well located.

bar uln. Apply to KAULY 4 KINZKB, CanT bmx i'a? Socoiul treti JUsxrto WANTKO When you want any niala or r.ncyp2nUn'etl one at tha Till wrath Steam Printing Honaa. WANTED TO BTTY" ANU WAKKATS of thi vfarotlil. a. JLi Mexican War.

Persons navlnj them or 1 tliom, we will procure them for them, and pay the highest cash price for them. Also, procure pensions of Boldiers ot war or 1812. Call or address ns. Ufflc Cameron Block, Harrisburg, Pa. BAKLY A KINZEK, Heal ITatat A rnM.

ota. PROCLAMATION IN 1I VOKVE. Uaupbln count 83 In the Court of Common Pleas ot" Dauphin county. No I.W. January term.

IST'J. I.ilK In IHvorcr a vinculo matrimonii Siiwin Kcndcr, lv next friend. C. 8. li'Cul louh, versus cimr.es Itender.

The subpoena and alias snhpu na In divorce Issued lu tha nlmvecnso have been returned non estlnreu. tun. You, Charles Vender, are therefore re nested to appear In the above court on tha tfaiii of a. n. ls7'J, to answer tha com p.ulnt therein tiled.

Al'UUSTUS KEEL, Sheriff. SiiKuirr's Omick, llABitim'K. July S5, 1879. W7 Whereas Letters or AUmlnls. I ration to the estate or Samuel H.

Abbott. the county of Oaupliin, deceased. haVa lneii granted to the subscriber, all persons Indebted losaid estate are requested to make Immediate payment aud those having elaima hKatuxt the saute will present them for settlei liient to JOHN tt. SIIOKM AKKK. Administrator.

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