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VI GU
5islature, 1880.
hours of seven Am. and six P NJ, upon the payment
of five dollars for each and every invoice or nyen.
tory; the above license fee to go to the use of said
city or town. [Approved February "a, l8S0]
Chapter 1873.
AN ACT additional to chapter sixty-seven of the
Revised Statutes concerning Minors and Guar
Be it enacted. &c., as follows:
SECT. 1. Section thirty-one Of chapter sixty-sev-
en- of the revised statutes is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
SECT. 81 BY such decree the natural parents
shall be divested of all legal rights in respect to
such child and he shall be free from all legal obl
to them; and he shall be, for the custody of the
person and all rights of inheritance, obedience and
maintenance, to all intents and purposes the child
of his adopters, the if born to them in law
full wedlock except that he shall not inherit prop
erty expressly limited to the heirs of the body of
the adopters nor property from their linea or col
vded that the right of inheritance shall only apply
in adoptions hereafter made, and where net other
wise expressly provided in the decree of adoption;
and the adoption of child, already or hereafter
made in any other state, according to the laws of
that state shall have the same force and effect in
this state, as to inheritance and all other rights
and duties, as it had in the state where made, in
case the person adopting hereafter dies domicied
in this state
SECT. g. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved February "a, 18S0.]
Chapter 1S4.
AN ACT to amend section one of chapter two hun
dred and ifty-sx, of the Public Laws of eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-four, relating to The
Insane Hospital.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows:
SECT /. Section one of chapter two hundred
and fifty.six, Of the public laws of the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, is here
by amended by inserting after the word "trustees"
Of rloxo eIoll ho
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led by the Fifty-Ninth lie
from the state treasury for counsel for the defence
IN cases formerly capital Approved Feb 20, 1880
Chapter 179.
AN ACI regulating the Fees of Inspectors of Lime
and Lime Casks and their Deputies -
BE 1t enacted. &c., as follows:
SECT l. Ihe tees OF inspectors of lime and lime
CASKS ana their deputies, shall be oneh half mill for
each cask inspected and branded, and each inspec-
Gor snail receive from his deputy the one half mill
for each cask Inspected and branded by the deputy.
SECT. 2. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
with section one OF this act are hereby repealed.
SECT. 8. Ihls act shall take effect when approved
lApproved February 20, 1SS0.l
Chapter $50.
AN ACT for the protection of Blue-Back Trout
BE 1t enacted, dc, as follows:
SECT. l. NO person shall fish for CATCH take,
kill or destroy any blue-back trout in any of the
waters OF this s1ate with any net seine weir or trap
SECT. z. ANY person who shall violate the nro.
visions Of this act shall forfeit and nav the sum Of
five dollars for the attempt and one dollar for each
and every blue-back trout taken caught killed or
trial justice, one-half to the complainant and the
other half to the town where the complaint is made
SECT. g. This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. lApproved February 49, 1SSOl
Chapter ISL.
AN ACT to amend section one, of chapter eleven
OF the Revised Statutes authorizing the consoli-
datiOn of schools in certain cases.
Be 1T enacted, &c., as follows
Section one OF chapter eleven of the revised stat
utes is hereby amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing words, to wit: 'but when in the judgment
of the board, consisting of the municipal Officers
and experimenting school committee or supervisor
the number OF scholars in any district becomes too
few for the profitable expenditure of the money
apportioned to said district, said board may sus-
pend the school in said district and cause the
money to be expended for the benefit Of the scho.
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Public Laws {
their first meeting shall designate by lot one of their
years, and certify such des gnation to the town
clerk, to be by him recorded The third member
sla 81 m holo M once one years and each member elected
70 ~ rne place OF one whose term expires shall.
noid once three years: They shall fill ali vacancies
IN their number until the next annual town meet
II ing { Two members shall constitute aquorum but
IL Inere is put one in office he nav fiji vacancies
provided, however, that if the one thus remainin1
IN once shall decline or neglect to fill the vacancies
MI said vacancies. The municipal officers shall f
an vacancies arising in the Office of supervisor until
the next annual election. [Approved Feb I, 1880.
Chapter I72.
AN ne al 10 amend chapter one hundred and sixty.
one, section two, of the Public laws Of 1870 n
relation to the State Valuation, '' ~
BE 1t enacted &c., as follows:
nEop. L. section two Of chapter one hundred and
s1Aty-one OF the acts of eighteen hundred and
seventy nine is hereby amended by strkina ont the
word next in the second line, and also, tie words
thlrd line, and inserting the words fpresent or
future;' also, by inserting therein after the worS
0orlgnal' 0 E IN the fourth line, the words or full con
les OF the original poll lists and valuation lists div
certed and sworn to by the assessors SO that said
section, as amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. q The assessors of every CITY. town and
plantation shall also produce or cause to be produced
oefore the present any future legislature for their
examination the full original, or full copies of the
and sworn to by the assessors of their several cities
towns d ana plantations for the years eighteen hun
areo ana enty.seven, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-eight, and eighteen hundred and sevantu.
SECT: =. Notice of the passage of this act shall
cta be given by the secretary of state to all
III either the original certified copies of snch lists
SECT. 3. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved February 9, 1Ss0.]
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Chapter 1853.
AN ACT in relation to the State Seal Ppb,io Poo
GERS and their Duties "i-'
he At enacted by the Senate and House of PeDrese,,
sdttceS m Legislature assembled, as folLOus.
SKcT1ON1. Whoever shall knowingly and wiJfull,
remove the seal of the State of Maine from the Of
nee or custody of the secretary of state at Augusta
or small knowingly and wfuly secrete deface in
Jure or destroy sad SEAL wilflly aid or assist in
so doing, or having said seal in his possession or
ger ms control shall wilfuly neglect, or refuse to
deliver up said seal to the secretary Of state ppon
demand therefor, shall be punished by imprson
inent not less than one nor more than five wears
ana Dy hne not exceeding five thousand dollars
scot e whoever shall Knowingly and wilfull1
use the seal OF the state of Maine or take anv inn
preston therefrom for any purpose in any othe,
pace than the office of the secretary of state at Au
gusta, or snail knowingly and wilfuly issue or re-
celVe ana act under any commission record, docu
ment, parchment, instrument or paper bearing the
impression OF said seal, unless such commission rec
ora, document parchment, instrument or paper shall
De sealed In said office of said secretary of state a.
augusta, shall be punished by Imprisonment mo-
three thousand dollars.
SECT. 3. Whoever shall knowingly and wilfull,
remove from the state house at Augusta or from
oi tne secretary of state or governor anc
oouhcii, or other ofhcer or person in whose Law
custody the same are deposited or kept in said state
uouse any book OF accounts, voucher record return
re- copies OF lists OF votes given for any pub.
nc ollcer, certified copy of any record or other
document or instrument belonging to, or kent in
any OF the offices In said state house, except the
DOCKS and documents kept and deposited in the
state library, or shall knowingly and wilfully Sc
crete, alter. mutilate deface or destroy anv such
book OF accounts voucher record, return, returned
copies OF lists of votes given for any public officer
certlhed copy of any record other such document
or instrument or shall knowingly and WiIfllv aid q,
assist in so dong, or having any such book Of ac.
counts voucher, record, returned copies of lists OF
votes given for any public officer, certified copy OF
any record or other such document or instrument
IN ms possession or under his control shall wifny
neglect or refuse to return the to said state
mouse, or to deliver up the same to the person in
where the same were kept or deposited, shall be-
punished by imprisonment, not Tess than one nor
more tnah three years and by fine not exceeding five
SECT f. This act shall take effect when approved
lApproved January 49, 1SSOl
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ORPHANS, COURT MALE.

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MEDIATION.

Efforts to End tine South American War.
PANAMA, Oct. 12.-News from Chill says
that a proposal for peace has been ad-
vanced on the basis of the three belligerent
republics electing special commissions to
confer on the subject on Peruvian terri
tory occupied by Chill /; the United States
ministers to Chill and Peru to be present
rs mediatOrs.
The Sinews OF War;
The Bolivian Congress has authorized
the executive to mortgage Or sell all the na-
tional property, the proceeds to be de-
voted toward prosecution of the war.
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4 (hfHANS' COUhi SAlAEs
~ On TUESDAY, OCTOBER g, 1850, Pursu
ant to authority In the last will and testament
of John Tomlinson, late OF Lancaster city, de-
ceased. we the undersigned executors therein
will expose to public sale, ut the LeOpord
hotel, East King street, Lancaster city. the fol-
lowing described property, late the property
of SAID John TOmlinsOn deceased:
No. !. A two-stOry BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, NO49 Middle street. a stone and brick
stable and other improvements. The lot fronts
thirty feet, more or less, on Middle street, and
extends l42 feet, more or less, to Locust street.
No. 9. A two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 2l0 Plum street. with q ono story
brick Back Building. and other Improvements.
The lot fronts il feet, inches, more or less, on
Plum street, and extends lO2 feet more or less,
in depth.
Nos. \ Tract of Land containing ~ acres,
in Lancaster city on the COnestOga and Big
Spring turnpike, adjoining lands of Robert a.
Evans and William Sales. a large part of this
tract is excellent farming landan the balance
contains sand and stone quarrfes. There
is a well OF water with pump on the premises
Also, six shares of stock Of the ConestOga 4
Big Spring Valley Turnpike road company.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m, when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by KOBT. FAULDING,
ROBT. TOMLlNSON,
l.. F. Rowe. Executors.
AuctiOneers. Oct20, 1925
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Ladies' yVinc-Spees's Port.

Purc-fnur years old--wil) not intoNicatc
but possessing all the valuable medicinal
properties o: the OportO grape, from which 1t
made. Used in hospitals and by first class
physicians as the best known wine for medical
purposes. 1t is Il tonic and astringent. 1t Is
not mixed with alcohol or other liquors, but
mild, rich and pleasant tonic, improving the
appetite and promoting digestion ; as duretic
II acts benctcially on the kidneys and cores
pon.!ing organs; as 4 sudorifc, it acts upon
the skin, destroying cruptions and producing
a soft. healthy and blooming complexion.
Therefore. it is extensively and bcnefcially
slSc, by ladies' ana ia in general fJmily use As
sure remedy Tor dysentery, and for all
nervous. weak and .lebilitated persons Sold
by druggists and by \. Specr. at his own vim
yards. New DISQUALIFICATION
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Aticc and
Davis. and sold hy II. T.. Slaymaker.
OiG-2Xd&M
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DUDLlC SALE.
/ On MONDAY, OCT. q. 1850, will he sold
ut the Cooper House, West King street tho
following valuable real estate:
No !, AtwO-stOry BRICK DWELLING, sit
uatctl Oh the south side of West Orange street,
No. ia, containing hall and seven rooms, gas
In the house and hydrant In the yard, house
fronts on Orange street Is feet . inches, more
or less, lot extending in depth Is feet 5inches.
more Or less, to 4 3 feet inch wide common
alley, with sewerage. This property has just
been newly fitted up.
No. .. \ two-story BRICK DWELLING and
two-story Brick Back Building, situated on
the east side of North Mary street. No. -,
house Is by % feet, back building Il fee.
inches in width, and IN depth IS feet, contain
ing hall and seven rooms gas in the house and
hydrant in the yard; aisoa side yard q feet
front and in depth lO2 feet, more CT less, 4
frontage of 45 feet, including the house; Il lot
Of choice fruit trees and the best of grapes;
stabling Oh the rear of lot, 20xi3 feet.
No. }, Five Building Lots p by 2i5 feet, stu
ated on the north sitlc of New street, between
Lime and Shippen streets.
Sale to commence ut Z O'Clock p. In.. of snill
day. when conditions will DC made known by
JOHN HULL.
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. THE DARK AND BLOODY GROUND.

Shocking Family Vendetta In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE; KY, Oct. 21.-A dispatch
from Point Lick says: On Saturday night
last. about two miles from Big Hill, Jack
son county, an old grudge eliminated in a
fight between James Abrams, his sons
and other parties on one side, and William
and James Ratcliffe on the other. James
Radcliffe was shot in the face and in
stantly killed. His brother William was
shot in the side and mortally wounded.
One of Abrams sous was struck on the
head with stone and is not expected to
live.
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German Politics

LONDON, Oct. 21.-rhe Wiser Zeitung
says: At an early meeting of the Bun
desrath the representative Of Hamburg
will propose the proclamation Of astate of
siege. Then Prussia will make a similar
proposal in regard to Altoona, Ottenscn
and Wandsbcick, but Saxony will decline
for the present, ut least to take any repres-
siye measures in regard to Leipsic.
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his men, and after waiting reasonable
length Of time, brought them to Lancas
caster. DR.. Davis insisted Oh waiting for
the "Alanor delegation" but no deiega-
ton came, and lie was at last Obliged to
harness up his horse to his business
wagon, bundle up his saddle and UNIFORM,
and come to town alcne. Then he donncd
his pretty clothes, mounted his war steed,
and rode bravely at the head Of Capt. VOL
Iick's men.
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THE WOMEN TEMPERANCE PEOPLE

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 21.-The Wo-
mems State Temperance convention in
session here this morning adopted resolu-
tions to the effect that the overthrow of
the liquor traffic could only be successfully
accomplished by total prohibition, and
that they would unite with all organiza-
tions in an effort for an amendment to tho
constitution forever prohibiting the man.
of liquors.
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Ayaiu Convicted or Murder

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 21.-Frank Lam
mems was to-day convicted of murder
in the first degree for the killing Of John
Meierhoffer at West Orange a year ago.
Lammens had been once convicted with
Mrs. Mcierholfcr on joint Indictment, but
secured a new trial Oh the ground Of new
evidence, with the above result.
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The McetiD..

At o'clock the mass meeting was held
on the poorhouse grounds, just east Of the
city. It was presided over by Henry
Baumgardner, and addressed by ex-Attor-
ney General Lear and Gen. VIII. koontz.
This evening Hon. r. Stockett Matthews
Of Maryland, will address the republicans
in the court house.
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Eaithcss to His Trust.

LorIsvILLE, e1.-The Grand Lodge
Of MasOns in session here discovered last
night that \. J. Hodges, grand treasurer,
is defaulter to the amount Of 81, 900. The
accused is 64 years old and has held Office
many years.
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GRANTS WHEREABOUTS.

At Republican Jubilee In Connecticut.
New YORK, Oct. 21.-Gen. Grant left
for Stamford, Conn.,, to day, to attend a
Republican demonstration there. lie goes
to Jersey City this evening, where grand
reception will be rendered him.
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THE TARIFF,
Russia Revising tho Rates.

KuSs1A KeVIsIh. TIC EHteE.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Thc Russian finance
minister has decided on complete revision
of the tariff. Higher protective duties
will be levied on imported tailow, grain
and coal. The duties Oh cotton goods will
be completely revised.
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CHICAGO's WARRING RAILRUADs.

Alton Makes Another Ko,luctiOn-Wab abash
Ready for Truce.
CHICAGO Oct 21.-Thc railroad war
loses nothing in activity. The Alton road
has reduced from $3.50 to s1S.eJ from
Kansas City to New York, Philadelphia
and other Eastern cities. The Wabash
declines to follow suit and is believed to
be ready for truce.
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SITTING BULL.
He Wants to Surrender-The Governments
Terms.

He Wants to Surrender-The Governments
Terms.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Oficial dis
patches from the Northwest state that
Sitting Bulli is willing to surrender, that he
does not wish the troops to be sent against
him, but wanted little more time and he
would then come in. His surrender will
only be accepted on the original terms,
namely, submission to the government
with surrender of arms and ponies, the
ponies surrendered to be sold and the pro-
ceeds to be invested in cattle for the use
of the Indians; the Indians themselves to
go ultimately to whichever of the Sioux
agencies the government may assign them.
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To which Mr.. McClure ranIini .

10 WHICH MI. -hcOINlt ltpiiVU:
FHIiADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Thcmas J.
Davis. Lancaster, Pa: The editor of the
Times answers for the publication. If
either \ civil or criminal proceedings are
contemplated, Il telegram will assure
prompt appearance on my part.
4. X. MCCLURE.
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Thomas DOwdell,s Punishment

MArCn CHUNK, Pa, Oct. 21.-Thcmas
Dowdcll, tried for killing Elizabeth Ray
and convicted of murder in the second de-
gree, was to-day sentenced to twelve years
imprisonment in the Eastern penitcntiary
without labor.
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A Wise Deacon.

'.Dcacon Wilder, want You 10 tell ME how
YOU kept yourself and family 40 well the past
season, when all the rest of lis have been sick
so much and have had the doctors running to
us so long,
"Hro. Taylor, the answer Is very easy.
used Hop Btters in time and kept my family
well and saved large doctor bills. Three dol.
lars worth OF it kept us all well and able to
work all the time, and l will warrant 1t has
cost you and most of the ncighbors one to two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same
time I guess you'll take my medicine here.
after" See other column. ol5-2wd&W
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Vhe., Parliament Will Meet.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Though winter
session of Parliament is still possible
contingency, there is good reason for be-
lieving that Parliament will not reasscmble
hefO,e the usual date.
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RUNAWAY and Inset.

This morning Major 2. Frank Brenc-
man and Andrew ]. Kaufman, esq. were
being driven along Chestnut street, near
tie Pennsylvania railroad in one of Brim-
me"'s cabs. Their teams came into COLI
sion with 4 phaetcn belonging to William
Rinl of Eirt!-in-IIand. when the horses
frightened and started to run. In turning
into North Queen the cab upset and both
gentlemen We're thrown out but neither
was injured. The horses were caught
after they had run for some distance, but
not until the cab was badly broken. Mr..
Rind's phaeton had one wheel broken.
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THE TIMES AND TOM DAVIS.


I'istOlS and Coffee, or Il Libel Suit
The following telegraphic correspond
cnce passed between Thomas J. Davis and
the editor of the Philadelphia Times this
morning:
LANCASTER, Oct. 2i.-Editor or Publish
CT Philadelphia Times: Send me ut once
the author of letter to Philadelphia Times
on legal trickster.
THOMAS J. DAYS.
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Why ought the children of a thief TO be
burnt. Because their Pa steals (pastiles.)
Burns. scalds. cuts. bruises cured by Dr.
Thomas Eclcctric Oil. For sale by II. B.
Cochran, druggist. 131 and 10 North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa. II
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Special NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

it is impossible tor Il woman after a faithful
course OF treatment with Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound TO continue to suffer
with Il weakness OF the uterus. Enclose q
stamp to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 233 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, ..for pamphlets.
jy29LlyleOt&w
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Ocf20-lMu

DUBLIC SALE,
/ On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1850. will be
sold Mt the Keystone hotel, North Queen street,
Il valuable lot ofgrOund situated on the west
side of North Queen street. fronting on North
feet, to IA feet wide public alley, on which is
erected a twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING, con-
tanning parlOr, back room. five bed rooms and
basement kitchen.
Saale to commence at O'Clock y. M, when
conditions will be made known by
REBECCA FETYEELi,
ii. SHUBEBr, Auct. Octl3-lltd
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snow in Quebec.

QUEBEC, Oct. 21.-There was !, heavy
fall Of snow in the northeastern section Of
the province yesterday.
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Racing mt PimliCO.

PIiIICO, Oct. 21.-First race Parole
first, Gabriel second, Checkmate third.
Second race: Glidelia first, Lavacca
second, Emily F. third.
Third race Crickmorc first, By-the-way
second.
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. al, 1880
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 21.-For the
Middle states, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains, southerly, pos
sibly veering tonight to northwesterly
winds, stationary or lower barometer in
the interior, and no decided change in
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Reinforccments for Hyacintbe.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-A Paris dispatch to
the Times says three Catholic priests have,
within the last few weeks, joined Pere
Hyacinthe.
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Those suhec: to costivcncss should Mt once
try "Sellcrs' Liver Pills. % cents per box.
Sold by ali druggists.
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Oct20-lllltt

Il STORE ROOM 1SX4O feet, with new
plate glass front, high ceiling. located on the
main business street and next door to the post
Office. Columbia, Lancaster county. Pa. has
been occupied as Il book store for the last
sixteen years, and Is one Of the best stands in
tho county for that business. 1t is g fine OPEN
Ing tor any one who understands the book AMI
stationery business Possession given immc.
diately. Address -
JOHN FENDRICH.
Oct20-1wd Columbia, Pa.