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9AILY TELEGRAPE HABBIBBUBG, PA. TUESDAY. JULY 3. 1877. SSJmmmmm Excursion to Philadelphia.

The Pennsylvania railroad company will issue Fourth of July excursion tickets to Philadelphia and return from this city, and all stations in the county, good on any taaln on July 3, 4, and 5, and to return until July 7, inclusive, at $2 50 children not twelve years of age, half price. This is a decidedly cheap excursion, and will no doubt be taken Advantage oi oy many oi our citizens. NO PAMJM010W. SCATTERED POINTS. Bang! Torpedoes! Fire crackers! Don't burn your fingers.

Go to a picnio to morrow. Young America in his Snoot the Spitz with a firecracker. Wblz Bh Theiittle girls are happy with torpe The City Grays parade in the morn ing. The farmers have commenced cutting their grain. Whortleberries have made their appearance.

The Capitol park is the coolest spot in the city. Bus were offered for sale on our streets yesterday. The baas fishers were out in ful 1 force yesterday. The earth with its face washed for Fourth of July. Many of our citizens spend tomorrow out of town.

The Board of Control holds its regular monthly meeting to night. Come to think that was a "Mght smart" shower this morning. If you own a boat, you are to be envied in these piscatorial days. There will be some fine private displays of fireworks to morrow evening. Newville is to have a big celebration to morrow.

Patriotic neoDleuD there. Andrew Middleton, an old and well known citizen or vine, aieu, on Saturday. Tne only county officers to be elected in this countv this fall are the Dis trict Attorney, Director of the Poor and County Surveyor. Donations to the Women's Chri stian Association Mr. DeWitt Diven, one half ton of coal Mr.

Brioker, six cents worm of cream daily. Lutheran Jubilee Chapel Sunday Sohool will picnio at Williams' Grove on Tnursday, JuJ 26, 1877. Tickets for round trip, adults, 50 cents children, 25 cents. It is said that paralysis is one of the summer scourges in this county, those especially btiog subject to it who aie very adipose, the excessive heat being conducive to the affliction. To morrow nighc the weary Small Boy will crawl iu to bed with a bunged eye, singed eye lashes, blistered fingers, anu Durnson various parts oi nis person It is his day for fooling with firecrack ers.

Capt. S. T. Paisley and James Davis go to Mechanisbure this evening to ad dress toe Murphy meeting In Franklin hall. These meetings, we learn, are growing in interest every night.

Thus tne movement is spreading. The formers are now pretty busy in harvesting their crops. While there has not been many good days for hay making, still much grass has been cut and cured, and no doubt during this week a great quantity will find its way into tbe barns. Xjast wees tne harvesting of wheat was carried on among i few, yet the most of it is still standing but it will soon, too, fall before the sharp knife of the machine, and be stowed away for the use of the hungry during the coming winter. Postoffice Notice.

On 'July 4th. 1877, tne postoffice will be open from seven to eigne ocock in tne morning, and from one to two o'clock in the afternoon. The letter carriers will make their morninc delivery of mail only: persons served by them, and desiring their mail later in the day, can procure it by calilog at the postomce, between one and two o'clock p. m. m.

w. m'alarney, p. m. Death Wabram Ordered to Issue. The Governor to day ordered a warrant to issue for the execution of Allen Lares, on September 10th, 1877, convicted in Northampton county of murder.

The Flag Still Waves. This morning an American flag about four feet in length was put in position on the top of the stand pipe at the waterworks. An auger hole was bored through the acorn, and the fia being tightly rolled was forced through and unfurled. Woman's Christ ain Association. The Union prayer meeting in the parlor of the Woman's Christian Association will be held next July 5th, 1877, at 2 p.

to be followed by the monthly business meeting of the Association a full and punctual attendance is requested. Masonic R. E. Grand Commander William H. Egle, M.

of this city, and the officers of the Grand Comman dery of Maeonio Knights Templar of Pennsylvania, will constitute a new Commandery at Pittston, Luzerne county, on Thursday, August 12, to be known as Wyoming Valley Commandery, No. 57. tn Gone to Sexinsgrove This afternoon the Mount Vernon hook and ladder company No. 1, accompanied by the State Capital Band, left for Selinegrove, where they will participate in a parade to morrow. The Mount Vernon boys took about thirty five member fully equipped on this excursion.

Their apparatus was shipped last night. FestivalTnaughtrated. Last evening the festival for the benefit of the Chesapeake Cornet Band was inaugurated in Harris Park, near Vine Btreet. Two large tents have been erected, and ample arrangements have been made for the accommodation of those who attend. The State Capital Band, under the leadership of Prof.

Newmyer, was present last evening and discoursed excellent music. The festival will continue during the week. Picnics. To morrow James M'Cor tniek's Bible class will picnic on M'Cor nick's inland. TheTrinity Evangelical Sunday school will hold its annual pionic at Williams' Grove to morrow.

The Sunday schools of the German Lutheran church will hold a picnic at Heilmn's Dale on Thursday, July 12 The Paxton lire company, No. 6, will ho'd its annual picnic at Hoffman's weeds tomorrow. The Paxton boys anticipate a pleasant time, and invite their friends to participate )n the festivities of the occasion. The Murphy Meetings. Another large audience assembled at tbe couit house laat evening, and the meeting was conducted by Prof.

Kelly. Prayer was offered by v. Dr. Robinson, after which Prof. Kelly made an address, in which be referred to the work at Pittsburg, and also to the success attending the movement in this city, and made an earnest appeal to all to come forward andBigned the pledge, and asked the prayers and good offices of.

the Chris tians for those who were striving to lead a better life. A number of short addresses were made by well known young men who had recently signed the pledge, A of additional signatures were obtained to the pledge Tue exercises were interspersed with singing by the Temperance Choir, and closed with the doxology, and benedic tion. To night the meeting at the court house will be conducted by Mr. Blake A mf eting will be held in the Wes leyan Union church to night, to be couducted by Prof. Kelly.

On Saturday afternoon a children's meeting will be held at the court house at half past two o'clock. i Not Presented. The report of the Auditor, appointed to distribute the funds in the hands of the assignees of the City Bank, which it was expected would be presented to the court this morning, for nisi confirmation, was not presented. It will, however, be presented on Friday, at a special session of the court, when Judge Henderson will be present. The Firemen at Middletown.

To morrow will D9 a gaia day at Middle town. In the morning a firemen's parade will take place under the auspices of the Liberty hose company, which will be participated in by the Hope No. 2, Citizen No. 3, Good Will No. 7.

and a delegation from the Friendship No. 1 of this city. Kjar nremen win ioavo vu. mc early tram in tne morning. Union S.

S. Teachers' Meeting The Union S. S. teachers meettDg held in the rooms of the M. C.

A. every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock promptly, lasting for one hour, will be led dur the present monta as wuuwa; RevTc. A. Wyeth July 12. Mr.

N. T. Wood July 19, Mr. J. 1.

murray July 26, Mr. A. C. Swope. All Bible students and Sunday school workers specially invited.

Owb to Minnequa. This morning, on the Niagara express north, Messrs. TT Dill A. Tl William uaiaer, nenry wineri, jeuu DeHaven, J. C.

Bomberger, Lane S. JA. Patterson, no xx. aeigier, C. Zimmerman, A.

M. Zimmerman, Auditor General: Temple. Sheriff Jen nings. Alderman M'Fadden and a num ber of others left for Minnequa, where they will spend the Fourth and re turn to this city on 'inureaay. i ney occupied a special car, and were comfortably fixed for the trip New Chtjbch to be Erected.

The congregation of St. Paul's Episcopal church of this city is making arrangements for the erection of a new church edifice during this season on the corner of Ridge avenue and Forster streets, The building Is to be constructed of limestone with brown sandstone trimmings, and when completed will be a credit to the congregation, and an ornament to the locality in which it is to be erected. The building now in use will be devoted to the purposes of the Sunday schools of the church. Bitten By a Dog. Yesterday afternoon as George Wingert aged ten years a son of Luther WiDgert, residing at No.

523 Spruce street, in company with a companion was passing along Market street, in tbe vicinity of Fifth street, the latter threw a peanut into the street, which George ran after, and while stooping to pick it up, was attacked by a large Newfoundland dog belonging to J. R. Eby, and severely bitten on the right cheek and lip. Tbe lad was taken to his home, and Dr. Dunott called in.

who dressed his Id juries, and said that there was no danger of serious consequences. Mayor's Court. Two vagrants, ona inebriate and two disorderlies appeared before the Mayor since our last report. They were all discharged after a hearing. Sarah Barney and Hannah Harrison, two colored women who had partaken too freely of bad whisky, created con siderable excitement in the vicinity of Short and Walnut streets last evening, by making an attack on John Harrison, the husband of one of them.

They were arrested and committed to tbe lockup until this morning, when, after a hearing, they were sent to prison for ten days each. A Noble Retreat for Independence DAy. In view of the fact that many men have signed the total abstinence pledge at the Murphy meetings, and in order to throw around them as many guards and reliefs as possible, from all and every temptation, tbe Young Men's Christian Association has arranged to provide a suitable entertainment at what is known as the Pennsylvania House, a building recently purchased by tne Association, ana which it is intended to remodel and reconstruct for its exclusive me. An ample lunch and suitable drink will be provided for the occasion. The ladies of the different churches have been appealed to, and with their usual alacrity have gone to work in aid of this purpose.

Woman never lags behind in the furtherance of any proper object. In 1 this case the proposition has been nobly sustained, and the object to be attaint will be rendered successful as much by the zeal with which it is supported by the ladles, as for any special effort which the Association can make. Any citizen who feels that the men who have recently resolved to lead better lives, are deserving of care and generous encouragement, can aid a good cause by sending contributions to the Pennsylvania House during the morning of to moWr Art in Harbisburg The Exhibition at Mi8 Woodward' 8 Seminary In our notice of the soiree recently held at Miss Woodward's seminary, at Second and Locust streets, we adverted to the choice pictures on the wall, specimens of the work done by the pupils, as showing their advancement in the science of drawing and painting. We were permitted last evening to have a close inspection of the numerous pictures, and, after a thorough examination, we can have nothing but praise for the great excellence of the crayonings displayed and the skill shown by the scholars under Miss Sallie Van Horn, the talented teacher of. drawing and painting at Miss Woodward's seminary.

Not only are there scenes from nature and animal life of rare skill, but some of the scholars have sketched portraits of persons in so perfect a manner as to almost defy criticism. Notably among these is the portrait of Thos. Bingham, Esq crayoned by Miss Mollie Bingham from a photograph the portrait of the late George Bergner, proprietor of the Telegraph, crayoned by MissLillie Bergner, and Miss Mamie Allen's crayoned portraits of her mother and brother. All of these are natural and life like, and betoken an earnest endeavor in the artists to succeed. "The Dead a crayoning by Miss Helen Boas, has been pronounced by an artist of high standing to be the chefd'oeuvre of the exhibition, and it is indeed an excellent piece of work.splen dldly done.

'The Maid of the Alps." a sketch by Miss Sallie Franciscus, is remarkable for its beauty and finish, and ia justly praised as a clever specimen. Among the other pictures, an extended notice of which is hardly necessary, since all are excellent and skillfully executed, are "Water Liiies, by Mis Liiie King; "Roses" and "Pansies," water color, by Mies Grettie Black horse and dog heads, by Miss Eloise Buehler; "Flowers" and "Birds," water color, by Miss Kate Calder The Foster Mother," by Miss Irene Black; Lilies of the Valley" and "Morning Glories," painted on silk in water colors, by Mtss Mamie Allen "Madonna," by Miss Lille Black "Winter Scene," by Miss Alice Calder; "Psyche," by Mies Sallie Franciscus "Pharaoh's horses" and "Winter Scene," by Miss Lllie Bergner; "Flowers," water color, Mips Lizzie Shaffer; "Pharaoh's Horses," Miss Helen Boas. It is seldom that so large a number of really excellent pictures are bung on the four walls of any room, and it speak highly for tbe credit of the teacher and principal that such intelligence has been shown and such rapid progress made by tbe pupils. Some show evidences of a skill which properly and assiduously followed up will assuredly lead to greater and more lasting result. The collection will remain on exhibition this evening and to morrow Wed desday) evening, and the opportunity afforded to all to see Hue pictured who have not yet done so.

Miss Woodward has been peculiarly fortunate in her selection of teachers, but in none more so than iu drawing and music, the latter art having been attained to high perfection in the school, aa the delighted audiences at the closing soirees will bear evidence, after having heard the delightful renditions of be. tu liful sonatas by little misses scarcely in their teens. The seminary haa heemw quite an institution iu our ci'y, aul id tamed far and wide as a place of Plank Race. To morrow evening the Harrisburg boat club will have a plank race on the river, which promises to afford considerable amusement. Five members of the club will participate.

each one managing a plank. The course will be the usual one. from the South street rock to the Market street bridge. Their Attendance Recobd. The following items of attendance have been taken from the High School records of this city Of the late graduates.

Masters Ellen bereer. Rebman. Thompson. Kurzen knabe. Fry and Beck missed no time durimr the last vear ud to final examin ation.

Master Haehnlen missed 1 During tbe four years of the course Master Kutz was absent 7, HUenberger 17. and Haehnien luaavB. In tbe girls' school Misses Slater, Gotta. Hellerman. Hummel.

M'Cord, Meredith and Palm missed no time during the year. Miss Brenizer naif a day, and Miss West missed no time in last two years. The Raid on the Bass. Yester day being the commencement of the bass fishing season, there was a general raid all along the line. From Clark's Ferry to this city, and for some distance below, parties of fishermen were en gaged in capturing fine specimens of bass.

Large ones were caught in the river at the piers of the bridges and in tbe deep water in the vicinity. The train from up the river, which arrived here last night, was crowded with re turning fishermen, who had fine strings or large bass taken during tne day. Some of them had from six to two or three dozens. Several parties had suc ceeded in capturing from twenty five to thirty, one gentleman caught thirty seven below the Cumberland Valley bridge, a number or which weighed from two to over three pounds apiece. ABE THEY WORTHY A Jb LAG OR lower? On no public occasion that we can recall since their consecration have the soldiers' monuments, in the capitol grounds and at the intersection of Ate and Second streets received any special bonor.

The anniversaries of historic days come and pass without a recognition for either of these shafts, the cold granite of the one remaining undecorated by flag or flower, and the pure white marble of tbe other, in its Corinthian elegance and classic beauty, never having been Honored as a historic emblem, no votary being pan triotic enough to decorate it with a gar land or salute it with a gun. Could such honors be paid to these emblems of a people's gratitude to morrow. Superin tendent Patterson, after having done so much to beautify the public grounds. ought to add this last adornment to the Mexican monument, and the surviving comrades of the brave men whom the granite shaft commemorates could well honor that pile also to morrow. Will they? Imposing Upon Farmers It ought to be unnecessary to warn farmers to beware of traveling patent right agents who are constantly "prowling around" for victims.

But it seems that many farmers are as easily tempted as a boy with his first postal currency in his pocket, when he sees a confectionery. and fall a victim to their own greed too often. The farmer who has any sense will never buy an article from a stroll ing agent, when he can get all he re quires from a reliable hardware store, where he knows the merchant and is himself known. At this season the rural districts are full of these patent right agents vending farming lmple ments. In no case should a farmer buy of these men, because no farmer ever dealt with such hucksters without being cheated.

These scamps, in nine cases out of ten, make pilgrimages purposely to plunder unsuspecting farmers, and where they can avoid it never visit the came locality twice in the same season. The safer plan is not to buy of a stranger wnat you can get at a store wnere you are known and know the merchant. The local merchant, for all varieties of supply, is tbe Barest party to traffic with and farmers must confide in him alone. BUSINESS LOCLAJLS. s3u.Help for the weak, nervous, and debilitated.

Chronic and painful dis eases cured without medicine. Electric Belts and other appliances, all about them, and how to distinguish the ffnmiinA t'i'Atm tha annvlAna Ttswhl full particulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Galvanic 292 Vine street, Cincinnati, o. apr25 2 BuO Id fashioned Turtle Soup, by the quart, lor iammes, on July 4th, at Mrs. Chester's, 305 Chestnut street.

Sixty cents per quart. BSL. A. full assortment of first class groceries, at City Grocery, N. 19 Third street.

to day another lot of the best brand Cove oysters, at City uroot ry. Btreau satmon ana lobster in pound cans, at City Grocery. i JSPickles in quart and pint jars, nice for picnic parties, at City Grocery. IST Potted ham, tongue.beef. chicken.

duck, turkey and an endless variety of nice picnic gooas, at uity Grocery. Jttg The greatest bargains in gloves. handkerchiefs, are to be obtained at Cohen's. apSa dtf "tHUBBAH FOB THE FOUBTH." Everybody enjoy it, and don't forget iiiac tne largest, cneapeat and oest as sortment of summer stylet in the city can be found at No 13 ooutn MarKet square. je30 d3t Down, Down They Come.

Hoover Senseman commence Mon day, July 2d, to sell all through their stock except (prints and muslins) ten per cent, less than present prices for four weeks. Call and be convinced, 3 eoutn market square. je3u d4t JS6TA Great Oppobtunity. Never in the history of this country will prints and muslins be scld as low as at present, and at no store in this city or elsewhere can they be bought cheaper than at Brindle Met zger's, just think otic wamsutta muslin at 11 cents 5 000 yards of bleached and unbleached muslin, rating at 5 to 10 cents. In order to close out all summer goods we are offering all our thin dress goods at great iobs.

sun umoreuas, rans, corsets, hosiery, gloves, at low prices. Uentia' hrm white shirts completely fin isbed for 75 cents. Come and see the great bargains in dry goods at Brindle Metzger's. 211 Market street, Jones House. jy2dtf Instate Capital Grocery at State and Third streets.

JuHama, dried beef, bologna, by the piece or nicely chipped by machinery, at state capital wocery. cheese, wholesale and retau, 8'ate Capital Grocery. jgLiixiburger cheese, wholesale and retail, (State Capital Grocery. fifCrackers of all varieties fresh at State Capital Grocery. haui, tongue, put up nicely and express for excursionists, State Capital Grocery, Third and State streets.

A choice Jine of spiced, pick led and canned oysters, State Capt tal Grocery. salmon, sardines, State Capital Grocery. Rio, combination e.ffees are very fine, teas of different brands and all warranted first class, at State Capital Grocery, Third and State streets. Special to Grocbrymbn We are the authorized agents for "Black's celebrated mould stogie cigars," they are nought after by smokers, being cheap aud give better satisfaction than many 5 cent segars. retail price is 2 cents ea and sell like hot cakes, wholesale price listsent on application to tbe State Capital Grocery, Third and ffta'e streets, Hanisburg, Pa.

jgy New Bank that Cannot as pemp. 610 acres best laod in Texas for $400 You can pic it yourself, out of 70 000,000 acres Geo. Emerson A Brokers, 21 North Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. niy24 XFriuges, of all colors and styles, an immense lot just received at Cohen's. ap21 dtf ItMiRTH is a good thing, but usually of short duration.

Like the lightning's flash it illuminates tor a moment, and then again all is dark but cheerfulness is like the sun which shineth every day the same. One of the tssentials to this latter is health strong, vigorous health. If this blessing is not yours, take E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron, and so secure it.

It never fails to cure weak stomach, general debility, indigestion, disease of the nervous system, constipation, acidity of the stomach and all cases recniring a tonic. The wine includes the most agreeable and efficient salt of Iron we possess. Citrate of Magnetic Oxide. combined with the most energetic of vegetable tonics TellowPeruvian Bark. Do yon want something to strengthen you? Do you want a good appetite? Do you want to build up your constitu tion i no you want to reel well 7 uo you want to get rid of nervousness Do you want energy Do you want to sleep well? Do you want brisk and vigorous feelings? If you do, try Kun xel's Wine of Iron.

1 now only ask a trial of this valuable Tonic. rice $1 per bottle. E. F. Kunkel, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa.

Ask your druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other make. Sold only in bottles. All others aie counterfeit, so beware of them. Buy six bottles for $5 00 Worms Memoved Alive E. Kun kel's worm syrup never fails to destroy Jrtn, seat and stomach worms, vc J.unkel is the only successful ruysiciati in this country for the removal of worms.

He removes Tape worms with head and all complete, alive in two hours, and no fee until removad. Send for circular, or call on your Druggist and get a bottle of Kunkel's worm Syrup. Price $1 00. It never fails. Murder in the First Degree 640 acres of land for $400 We have just bought, while in the West, a quan tity or Texas warrants, specialty guaranteed, which we propose to sell cheaper than ever offered before.

$5,000 The young man who bought and located a 640 acre Texas land war rant last October has made five thousand dollars Can fathers make a betterin vestment for their boys, or boys a better investment for themselves Only cost (400, guaranteed by National bank. A lew will'be exchanged ror Pennsylvania property. George F. Emerson real estate and bond brokers, 21 North Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. mch24 ''ay Truly a Medical Wonder.

Have you ever before knownof a reme dy for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, sour stomach. Xioss or Appetite, jon stination. Bad Tastes in the Mouth, Coming up of the Food and General Debility being sold on a guarantee? You must answer No, for none hereto fore possessed sufficient merit. We have secured the sale of this Wonderful Remedy, Dr. Sbiloh's System Vitalizer, which we sell on these terms.

Will you not give the small price of 75 cnrs to be cured? D. H. Hammaker, M. F. Raysor G.

H. Marktey. Harrisburg, ana else where by all dealers. We are selling more of Shiloh's Con sumption Cure for coughs, consump tion. Croup.

Hoarseness, Asthma Whooping Cough and Lung Disease than all other Cough Remedies because we have guaranteed it and it has stood the test. Sold by above dealers. my24 gtiyA first class suit of clothing made to order at Rebman 'a for $15 00. tc i8 selling an all wool "home made" blue or black cheviot suit for $12 50. tc Sft Thoae all wool "home made cas slmere suits at $12 50, at Kebraan's, aro selling Use hot cakes.

tc nrA splendid stock of new pant made to order in the best style, tc taNeck wear, hosiery handker chiefs, collars and everything in gentle men's furnishing goods at bottom prices, at Rebman's. tc HaVOo to Rebman's ne4v store, 334 Market street, (three doors above Adams Express office) for clothing, tc a good, cheap, "water proof." silk." "scotch gingham" or "alpaca umbrella, go to Rebman's, 334 Market Btreet. tc IfiyFor a shirt that won't fall apart when you sweat, go to Rebmau's, 334 Market street. tc and gloves, in endless variety, at Cohen's. ap21 dtf BS Sprihg underwear at panic prices at Cohen's.

ap2iatr will save money by buy ing at Cohen's, apzi dlf a Get your Job irmiiisfe uone a the Daily Telegraph Office. tf 10Hats, caps and straw goods, at less than panic prices, at Knisely Metzger's, 209 Market street, under Jon en' House. iel2 dtf WS" Knisely Metzger, 209 Market Btreet, have the best assortment of hats, caps and straw ever brought to Harris burg. iel2 dtf W6S John W. Glover, Merchant Tilor, No.

326 Market street, has received from the Eastern cities a complete assortment or the iat style goods for the rail trade, wmcn i prepared to make up accord ing to the latest patterns. He invites the public to call and examine hia stock beiore ordering elsewhere, ate aSchooi children should go to Bergner 's book store for their writing paper. Note paper of good quality is now selling at seven cents a quire, and foolscap at twenty cents a quire deo7 dtf VBergner's Dook atore has been removed to No. 6 North Third street, in the Telegraph building. A large as sortment of fancy stationery and all the latest publications on hand.

Old customers and tae public generally re requested to call at the new store, ro, 8 North Third street. ep31 jaSSPRING HOUSECLEANINO. Doil't begin honsecleaning until you get Brilliant Polish to help you. It costa but 25 cents a pound, and is known to be good. It is for sale at Hum nidge ave nue: A.

Reel's, Third and Broad City Grocery, No. 19 N. Third Ker; pers, Market Square. Try a box of the polish. octo to NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTA.RRI8BURG NATIONAL bank XL Jult 3. 1877. 'ine Bard of Directors declared, tc iy. a seml annu dlvldeud of six per cnt uayaDie on ue mna j. w.

wuiri, uatmer. Tk.1 0 IIC Letters cf admUiist.ritiun on the jrt sute ot Martin Kore. laie of Lower Swa'ara township, DaupLiu county. Fa c. i.sad, having been itranled to tbe nndernit ned.

itsi ine in Hlghpire. al pe' sons indebted to Kaid estate are requester! to make immediate payment, anfl those having ciatms i 1 present tuem ror fwr.i lemsnt. JACOB Ko.K. jy3 r'miDiaator; TTARBIHBURG BRirGft COMPANY HAS JABISBUBO July 2, 1877 A ividena ot twa ana a half per cent, or ftiry cents a sh ire the capital ncoclr of thix company was this day claiedby the board of dinctos out of the profltiof the las s.xmoutlH. aud payable tae Offloe ot thetreasurer.Becond and Walnut htteets, on and after the 9.h last.

WILLIAM BURHLBR, jy33t 8eceury and Tre snrer. DR. WARNER'S HealthCorset, WlthSUrt Supporter and Self ad Justu Pi.ds,ui qual'ed for beauty, com'orr and sty For sal bv leaoing dealers (samples by d. ail, in gat OoutU, $175; Nutslng 'orset. 82.

Order siz itwa ineht smiUnthin waisc measure over the dress. Warner Bros, 351 Broaiway, N.T. Tried and Trne WARD'dMUsIO HTORK, now at 223 Market street (Qne tli Penn3ylani) wasestab ished iu 1862 to furnish flr a Fiauos aud Organs ar. prices. Hjwit has succeeded the prefentdeveL.pmnt of ir ouiluesuls amijle evidence In stock this day by actual couut, 06 Pianos, Organs ani MMioeons, tiiving pur hascrs such a cbolee as cannot re found tierM.

Fvery instrument guaran eel represe ted. This in th seoi et of ltssueepss Every one kuoiva he is ge ii the worth ot h's money. By all nx examine this iuimnse and carefully selected stocs oe purchasing lu strunients on terms to si.lc all. lea doJais per month and upwards. Note tbe new location, No.

223 MARKET HAKKli BUKG. Ward's myl2 dtO Music Store. egetine. lHE SAYS IT IS TRUE 11 EBBEOi FALLS NOV. 9, 1876.

H.R TRvufiS; Hs. Uflar Sir ton at a an pnltra to me. I want you to know wnt Vexttiue Uas done for me. Only tu so who have ben raised irem death's door can know the valae oi Rucn a good mt dicme. Im 58 yarsot Tnreo years ago I was taken sick with wha'.

'he doctor callei i.uro ita. for weeKs I was connnea to my vea. I had three different phy lt ians, without any help. I received no relief I was a great sufferer finally became enti.eiy helpless The last doc wr iuia uie laerc was nomip; uesaiaao imicub possibly save niylile injecting morpnUe In my arms ana Inns 1 he encuuraimenc foe saving my life Dv havinc this done Was so sm.ll 1 couli not consent to tun the risk About thts tim my son read your advertisement in our uaoer a testiraonv a. iMraon wnohAd been veiy slut with about the same complaint, and Was curea.

By son went riant away me apoine cary store and bouaht a bottle of veeetlne. De fore I had used the first bottle I found great relief I could move my salt in bed. After tatiig lureo uo6lHi was at to sic no ana move auuuo my room. I continued takiog ibe Ventine, and wa iu a lew veeBsre. coreaiomy iormerneaiiiu.

Ihe Vegetinevtdmy life after the pajsieiais said heie was no helD forme. I have hd no doctor ciuce. If I feel unwell. I tat a uose ot vefe ine. and I recommend it to my mena.

Your Vegetinb ougbt be In every family. My aoctor w.x anrorlsed ssm me tn coud heai u. Sijs Vesetike Is a good nWieiae I tell him it cured me ifesays'Mt Is true." I Cannot feei too thankful. Vsi gratef a.ly ours, MBS VA tUKHtMS oOOiNS, Senec Falls, Seneca county, N.Y. VEGETINifi.

All Diseases of the Blood, if Vegetinb wiu relievo pid, cleanse, purify and cure such dtseasrs restoring tbe patient to pariecc nea ih, af'er trying different Dhvstciai s. manv remeoies. snfferiatc i years, is It not conclusive proof, it you are a sufferer, you can bi cured? why is tils medicine performing sucn great cu es It works tha ood in the circulatloe fluid. It on truly be called the Great Hloud Purifier. The great fource of disease originates in the blood and no medicine that does not act directly upon it, to putuy ana renovate, nas any ustciaiui upon pu duo attention.

VEGETINE WILL CURE CANKER HUMOR. Bockport. Mass Match 31. 1876. H.

Stevhus: Sir aG 'all my husband got me two bottles of your Veeiiue to take for ihe Canker Humor. wh ch 9 have had in my stomach for reveral years. I took it. ana the resale was very satisfac tory, nave taiten a eoo manv ri maies ror me Danker Humor, and none teemed to help me but vrgeune. rare is no aouoc in myminatnar.

every one tufle.ine with danker Humor can cured by taaiag Vegeiine. It gave me a good apeiice, ana iiitoetter 10 every respect. xouiB, wi MK3 KL1ZA ANN POOLE. VEGETINE NOTHING IQUAL TO IT. SonTH Nov.

14. 1876. H. It. Stevens: Dear Sir have been troubled with Scrofula.

Canker and Liver Complaint for three years; uo ever nia me any gooa unru i commenced using Vegetiae. I am no ttlog along first rate, and still using the Ve6eine. I ider there is doI hing equal to it for such complaints, Ctn heartly rec minead it everyb dy Yours truly Mai. L1ZZIB M. ARU.

No 16 Lagrange Btreet, South Salem, Mass. Vegetiae thoroughly eradicates' evrv kind of hnmor, and restores the entire system to a healthy condition. VEGETINE PREFAB BY BE. K. Stevent, Boston, SXasa; Vecetine is Sold by all Drncnists.

General Reduction IN Trimmed and Unt rimmed Hats, Sailors, Sun Hats, Leghorn Hat, Wreaths, Flowers, Lace Caps, Recently Purchased for rash at Panic Prices ooiu at rim ws ana no HUMBUG. THE I.A.B3K8T A880RTMBNT OF AND AT TUB LOWEST PBICBS, AT 202 NORTH SECOND, ABOVE LO0UST STBKUT je23 die iHI rthn DEALER IN WEBER and Marshall Wendell PIAN0F0KTKS. Standard Organs Second Hand and Low Priced NEW PIANOS. SHEET MXJSIC. Strings aud Musical Instruments, Fancy Goods.

310 MARKET STREET, HARBISBURG, FA. raar3 dtc I GOODS. ost attractive assortment In the city aspect our superb stock of Flowers. Jargcst display of Ribbons. I argest assortment of Silks.

Jmmense lot ot Straw Goods, fewest styles In the market variety of Bonnets and Hat Jlahest lino of Ornaments. "Yu are Invited to yislt the "Central." PRICES are reasonable. A comparison wl'h those of others wid convince buyers thul am selUna at iuviting'y 'ow prices. UDhR received for Bonnets and Hats are promptly xeru'erl in a satis lactory mam er. 49 Bridal and Mourning goods a specialty.

Mrs. J. Wagner, Central Mllin ry and Fancy store, corner Fourth and Market. JeOdto THE AGENCY OP THE Chickering Pianos Hit befn changed to WARD'3 fiinRe 233 ket 8frer Mcsn jy2 3n I.TA 1 Jt OK HiN M2j Liters vdm'nlnraii on 'h9 estate of John Gro, teof trie ciy of Hrrbur, county oi Daiipbia and State ot Fennsyivania, def esed, ve bren erauta to Kugece ti re ldlng la said city, to whom all persons indebted to said tto arc xeq in ited to make payment and those having claims or demands wl 1 make known the SAina wl hout delay ETJGEN 3 8N DR. Admibistrator Estate of John Gross, dee d.

June 12, 1877 d0Yrtttuea 202 1877 Summer Millinery NEW 202 W4ST8. WANTED TO DUY. 1AD WARRANTS of the War of 1812 or a Mexican War. Persons bavins them, or those entitled to them, we will procure them lor them, aud pay th highest cash price for tbMa. Aiso, procure tensions oi soiaie oi war Call or address us.

Office No. 1U5 Cameron Block, Harrl8burgvra. mctrzrdta heal 8tat Agent, etc. WAN CBD At Jams M'felli's rag warehouse No. 1508 Fourth street, above Betly street, Harrisbu'g.

Pa Uignet cash price pa for cotton and woolen rans old books and papr, rope and aU kinds o' o.d iron, copper, uraus, mao. eiuv, pewter. Oasti paid for oid oves mra ote WAMTKl. When you wautuy plain jrtauei printing, get It ion at tLa Tlh3Bap ritftam Prtatiua: Hoofe. mystf TA.HX LL adopted by the Nations AVJ.

and International A ociauon. ror W. yan. 6th and Pine Streets, PhuaaeirJK'a. ma28 d3m Proclamation.

WHEBKAS, The rMnr off any gun, pppu or fin arm is prohibited by orrina cept the city, ecept cu mi 1 asi ni. and in ylew or the approaching Fourth day of July, and thedn ger io me ana pr oeriy cons qiieui' um1 Mion of saw nanc o. thkbbforb ad pnoons are hsre roiiuesUd oi riety uu or ihe provisions of th law, and any tfl'ize lug tbe provisions of taid ordinance tO are te quested ro make i fO' mi'i at or to njii'v ne ponce era or rne C17 instructed to ar.esc aU persons whodregru lS said law, and the penalty of violation will nromutlv imposed rAiiBttu, mayor. Mayor's Office Harriabu. Pa 30.

187 1, JeE0d3t Fowl! if Excraois. Tbe FMlaielpiia at a Miai Eailmai Co, WILLIS3UE EXCURSION TICKETS BK 1'Wkkn all points in is terttor, good from July 2d to Ju 7ih, 1877. with nt sales a'ter Juy4 per ceno. rtduvlou from ul ra Tluke'S for ale at vhe acucies J. G.

Hancock, General Ticket Agent, Phi adelphia. mi Fiz, Whiz, Bang! Fire Crackers, Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Saxon Wheels. Vertical Wheels Pin Wheels, 1 riangles, Flower pots, Rosettes, t' lviines, Torpedoes, Ac, and Retail AT No. 24 North Third street Harrisburg, Pa. je30 dte BARGAIfJS AT Jenip' Bazaar IN EvDillinery.

TKIMMED AND UNTEIMMED HATS NOW BELLING AT PRICE Sun Hatff 15 cents, north Sun Hats cents, wonh 35 cents, worth so cent, worth 35 60 5fi 7 Leghorn 5 1 cruts, worth 75 Leghorn 65 cents. orthSl 0 Leghorn Jl 25 or.n 1 75 jjegiiom 1 b) worth 2 10 I Extraordmary MmmWi IN Ladies' and Children's SUITS! I .4 R4.KK oDportunity iiov offered. Call and examine at Jenninffs' Bazaar, Cor. 2d Sts. THE DEPOT FOR EVERYBODY BABY OABKTAGRR, CAHi.IA.tiES, BBV OAKBIAGH8, BABY BAB? CAEEIAOFS, BtBY OA.HKI&OK8, HA.BY BABY CABR1AGES, REFRIGERATORS, REFRIGERATORS, REFRIGERATOR KFR GERATORB, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ICECREAM FREBZERrt, ICECREAM FREEZERS, ICECREAM FREEZERS.

WAT Fit 00O1.ER3, WATEtt COOLKOS, W4TKH COOLBitS, WATKR COOLER WATEB COOLERS, WA EK CUULKUS. WATER fOOLErW WAIB COvLKRis, CROQUET, CROUEP, CROfiUET, CROQUE V. AH of the above goods wo hvo in all their va rieti8, fresh fiom the n'anufacturers. tho VBRY LOWEST POSSIBLE I'KIOrjS John P. Keller, HOUSEEURNISHER, 2d and Walnut Ots.

mySU dto ULY4I Wholesale Mm Attractive We have opened another handsome ored Lawns, 12 1 2 cents Victoria Lawns, 12 1 2 and 15 cents Black Hernanni, worth 50, at25 cents. Black lace Scarfs, 25o, 75c, i 00, 1 25, 50, 2 00, $2 50. FAN 5c. WORTH 20, Narrow Laces in Great ASM WORTH GRO VE HESS. DRESS LIN SWS.

DEESS LINENS AT DRY GOODS STORE, IN PL.A.TN AND PIiATDS, at 20, 25, 28 30 and 35 cents. HERNANIES AND GREVADINE3, la Plain and 8 tripes, as low aa 12cefaa yard with a fall line of In SwiBBes, Victoria Lawna, Cambrics and Piques, from 10 cects yard to the finest nurnVnr. LADIES' ard GENTS' INDIA GAUZE USDERWEVR, cbeap CAS3I MERE3 for men and boy' wear cheaper than we ewr knew them before. A OPEC I A LTY. A few mare of ia chalco Lisle G'oyes thit hua b93n so papular this reason.

LINEN TRIMMINGS AND! QALL FRINGCO. Agent for r.lme. De mores Pattern. 80URBEER, Jel3 deodto spmrjG AWDsunnER A AB3D CO S3 A 334 MARKET STREET. To make room for Fall and Winter Stoak, we will offer our entire Stock of READY MADE, HOME MADE CLOTHING and Custom Work at COST.

NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE REMEMBER AN'S, 334 Market street, four abovo Adams Express Office NEW ABYERTISEMENTS. 1H THB PRICK OF A t. ONB HOLLARPER TON OFF. Good, Pure Coal, WELL horkkwed and dellyered prpjpptly. Only best goods dealt In.

Full Weight Guaranteed. D. W. COX, Walnut street, next door to Opera House otpl dtl KOR 8 ALB OB EXCHANGE Two houses and lot. on Ridge road and Fifth street.

In good condition lots zu feet iront win oesota ioorexcnngeo fnr bout uid shoe preferred. No ercumbrances on the property; title perfect. ddress F. EXCHANGE, tiarrisonrg. PrtOPOSALS.

The School Boa'd ot wtar township will receive prop sals until ote o'clock od ihe 12th day oi Ju 1877, forth' election of two icbool rueel be swnan theh ue ot Divld Books, at Baldwin i be Board to res th ight to reject any or atl bids. Bj older of ihe Bor. mich iTZ, Presl ORO. T. UnKjsli, Secretary.

Je22 deodtd Anders Co, It A8k KjUjUH and BItOKKftm 121 South Third Ptreet, rhlladelphU. BTUOK8 BONOS. GOL.Lt, Bought and sold on commission. Book, explaining the different methods ot operating in Blocks, seat tree on application. lanl dly Another BeHi I assortment of American ''fast col Prices 20, WORTH, 20.

Variety for Trimming, THE No. 1321 Cor. Bldge and Ssyford Atw I FOR ST! 3 9 BARGAINS. THE PLACE, AT FfltUi ot Excursion TO PHILADELPHIA. MuMi 1 1 Cennaiy WILL sell excnrs'on tkes from Harrlslwrc uit all 9 tobS Dauphin county to Philadelphia Ja 31 4 ano Sh.

ood to too any tiaiui lUos djand to return nndl Ju1j7ib, Inclusive, on aDy tram, at rate t2 SO; coLdren uoi oyer 12 ejus of svebMt oil f. a. SCJiOanR Gen'i Ticket Ag't. j'ir 27d jySl el Grand wm Besort and Tour i ists' Home. THB GIHN PSK HO'' Ft.

AND MAGNBTIO bULPfiCrt bFBJ NGa a.U4B. rpHIS is the'argest hotel at Watkics Glen and J. naret. to tne entrance. It bash ixu et illnn.

ea, lill (iU uirwy, btau ilu el' g. try uiobeo and tn presen manacrment areittermtrfd h.u is snail not be excelled by any first cites uum ine mgnfie suipncr sprinr water la a 1 aluab cn'attve aitnt. ted for circular Omnibus free. Hacs25cen Teraa. S3 to S3 per a y.

O. 8. VROST, rroprlotor. Waltkb. Manager.

ma3u dtf WOW WE HAVE ITI AND TBH 18 TH8 ONLY PLADB IY THE 1 Y'UCN TinBABTKOLOMiT'S fELEDKATtD KUCHXSTEK LAOEB fBIt raa din ly 1 1. in thn e. tat iOi Hamti" Boons' globe Hotel sh aud i16 HrkH ix.et, utxt tnn ii tho s'i ID the most tfevebient. en. aal Bitu4m i ha civ ua beoDlf place wnere riveklud of mat liquor tre krpt cons to 1.

ou tap u.ettir with a full li uf choice wines lluoris cigars, ete. Cum aid see men jc30o6i "rOTI1K The coupons of the bonds of the d'y JLl (f HartUbiirg duaJuly 1,1877, will bi paid OB presentation, wbcu doe, at tbe First National nanic, Harrisburg, aud Wtsern National Bank, riU delphla. WH. BUKKSLBY, jc28 tt City Treasurer. GREAT.