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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-20
SUICIDE,

bUlOlDhs
A distinguished scientist once said; enc
man with . strong and healthy stomach evsl
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned with Dyspepsli
when . single bottle OF DR.. MrNTIE's English
Dsndelion, Liver and Dyspepsia Pills win give
relief. and. n persisted In, win cure tina worsi
case Of this distressing trouble. This pill
cures Torpid Liver and Biliousuess, regulate,
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Face
cures Ballow Complexion, Foul Breath. Sicl
Headache, Heartburn, Pain In the sides and
Back. 10 Sugar costed and GUARANTEED TO b.
PURELY VEGETABLE. Il acts directly upon
the coating OF the stomach and On the Liver
can be taken In any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Genuine
has an engraving Of Q lion on the outside wrap
per. Price 30 cents. For sale by ali ~druggists,
THIRR have been more cures Of seminal
weakness, nervous debility snd paralysis made
by tho wonderful English remedy, Dir Astley
Cooper's Vital Restorative, than by all othei
remedies combined. Why will you suffer
Send 70 A. K. Mintie, II. D., No. II Kcsrny
street. Ban Francisco, for the Restorative. and
DO cured. P,Ice % per bottle; four times thu
quantity. $40. Try . bottle. mh2o.Iy
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MEDICINE SHOULD NOT BE
GUAGED

BY the suddenness and violence Of its effects.
Self evident a. his proposition would seem.
there are many foolish persons who arc cor.
The pill and other nostrum vendors who trade
upon the credulity OF this class ind their best
holt" a. poor Artemus Ward termed II. In the
sale Of violent purRatves. 80 long - they
wrench the bowels Of their dupes sufieiently,
they are pretty SURE Of Q certain MEASURE OF cue
ceas. II Instead OF euch pernicious rubbish,
arc widely different. The bowels are relieved.
but always gently. By this pleasant laxative.
which does not weaken but invigorates thsm.
and endows the CO operative organs OF diges.
tion and bilious secretion with activity and
regularity, strengthens the constitution and
physique, and while II IL safe In It's constitu.
ents, IL sun sisntly prompt In operation.
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Ars,,.,. si,t. ner.i.x.

G Powning. d Block. 8 Augustine. DR.
Bronson. D Ward. s C~layburgh. @ sissali.
G Tarry. D A Mcdonald. Mrs r Elliott.
Mrs. H White and children. d B King.
Mrs. George Simpson. Z Frisbie. D @ Kiu.
meyer, Miss Jacobs, Mrs II n Jacobs. J 8
Kaneen. Mn Mills, Miss Marshall, Mrs L
II Fox, Master L Fox. Master W Fox. L
Mol Baldwin. @ L Dimon. Mrs F J Jss-
sup, D Nolan, o White.
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INSTRUCTORS IN COUNCIL.
Export To GRADE ALL THE
sclaoOLs UNIFORMLY.

Tho Endeavor seconded by n'sn
,chooi Boards Committes oi
Ref~rsnce-Doiugs or the Conn.,
missss 10 Dnte-Moathiy dees'
iugs OF All tho Teachers 10 be
Held.
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o. u. GALLUP.

o. q. oAILuF. opposite the Bank Of oalifos.
nia, Cold HUI. hops constantly on hand ~
hvosits bgsnds Of Imported CiQxs, choice bit
ctgnfs. Ill hnds Of chewing tobacco, meer-
sehsum pipes, school book and ststaonsey Of
I'll desoIpe.cnst M eutlseJ, md toys And t1aeJ
ooods Of Ill kinAs, Scoon
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,.,.rsure. l.ass .ve.sag.

Il Donnslly. R A Lonstrsst. J Young, A
n Hart, W Magee and son. @ W Hut.
f.ksr, Z Barney. Bishop Whitaker. @ W
osr,ids and wife. D Il Jackson. Mrs L Il
rorps. J Brown. J Murray. + J Jessup
and wife, W L Bailey and family. N b
P.r,ops, E Higgins, Mrs Gshart. q 1
Iv,s, r Bsynolds. Mis- sullivsn.J Lewis
and vie, r N Graves. Robt Morrow, Mn
Nolan and children. W W Mason. B Kir.
man. Mn Nys. " Z Dsrsie. Tw Dillon
Nh " White, Miss B Finlsyson.
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arsCK REPoRr.
oan Hranoisco Bsard.
LAST

LAST EVENING.
400 Raymond 4 Ely.
sos Eureka Con-, lG. lSS
400 Leopard, 20c. 15c
ALTO ella. i5c. loo
$40 Northern Belle, 10, %
40 Manhattan. IL
470 Metallic, ~
6S5 Grand Prize. ~, 10
1450 ArgentA, ! i5, 10
eco Navajo, SOC
HOO Endowment, 500
$50 Real del Monte. I IS. i 10
$50 Albion. 25c
70 Wales, 8 %.
lis Nj. Diablo. l5S
500 Bodie. 7S.7
$50 Independence, 7sc
100 Star. SOC
2l0 Belle Isle, I G5. IN
coo Day. TOO
$40 Hillside. IN
100 Paradise. 800
100 peehtsl. 2. I 30
$50 MeClinton. 7sc
1000 Tiogs. 81. 40
$50 Summit. II. I 40
100 Bulwer. lik
las Syndicate. II
COS Goodshaw. 40c
SIS Oriental. 75c
500 Belvedere. I 10. I Is. II
5000 Champion. 40c, 43c. SOC
80 BlackhAwk, 75c
TOO South Bodie. zoe
500 Booker Con-. Coo. Csc
1900 Queen Bee. 35c. SOC
$40 Mono. Sc, 81
IS Cen. Pacific. s
ll50 University. 25c
Gas Dudley. SOC
SIS Jupiter. I 40. I 80
Ills South Bulwer. IL
$50 Addenda, Sc. 100
40 Nosnday.5
$50 North Neonday. 8 ss. 5 co.
1900 Mammoth. 2. / IS
500 Dostsn Con-. II. I 50
100 Martin White. IL
500 Atlss. l5o
$50 Tiptop. . 80. 8 40. 81
$40 Silver King. ~, 7.7k
400 Leeds. $50
400 Caledonia tB. H.. So
THIS MORNING.
Is Ophir. TN
$40 Mexican. In. In
250 Gould 4 Curry. ca. e.. 81
60 Best D Bslsher. l3S
IS California. 4 10
$40 Savage. Ia, ~, ~
40 Con. Virginia. 4 10. 40
ass ChollAr, 81, 81
SIS Potosi. 8. 50, Sc
80 Hale 4 Norcross, ST.
1850 Grown Point. 81. 50
SIS Yellow Jacket. IL. la
go Imperial. ssc
225 Ksntuck. 4. 4 o., 4 10
ls5 Alpha. II
sl70 Bslshsr. %. Q. 9h, ~
10 Confidence. 81
265 Sierra Nevada, 81. Az
ITO Utah. l4s. l4S
$40 Bullion. 81. 5k.6
$50 1xehsqusr. 5 so, 81
10 Seq. Bsloher. q
ass 0vsrman. 81. 9. 81
ATS Justice. 4. 5 05
995 Union Con-. ~, 43S. 43s
l+o Alta, 81. 81
s955 Lady Bryan. 3 so. 81. 81. . 20
s4s Julia. 8, 2 50
4s5 Cslsdenis. 2 Is. "a. Q 90
1910 Silver Hill. IN. I 10. l IS
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THE CITY BAKERY,
r RANT.
Confectionery and Candy Depot,

OTnRoaIatfD AZ d s55SssT Ta asse osasi.:, or O.
ments for Table, Ornamental, Frosted aod
Plain Cakes Of all kinds. descriptions and d.
signs, and 1t prices TO suit everybody.
An ve import oil our goods direct from th1
East We can oncr them st.prices the came -
charged In New York. and at less than -
Francisco rates.
e Ornaments for Cakes Q specially.
FITZNElKR 3 ARNBRUST.
Proprietor City Batefy,
No, n North o street, Virginia. NsudA.
1lim
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GOLD HILL MARKET
Next deer 70 thsINsws omos,
[. T. FOX. PROPRIETOR
At THIS MARKET C~ANA
"A always be found
THE CHoIoRsr LEX
''''' MUTTON PORK WAL.

Our animals, beng selected from the bsse
Cattle Ranches In Nevada and California, are
PRvHTR FAMILIES AND HOTELS win
dnd Il TO their advantage to pstronise this
Market, where they will always be supplied
With the best meats the country can anofd.
RENDERED TALLOw, for mill and mining
Tin T.. r. FOX.
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$50. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
6. v. HALL, Proprietor.

THIs oLD-EsTABLIsHED AND RKLL
1 able Laundry 10 prepared to turn out any
oat being damaged ~ manipulstion OF By
chemical application.
Packages punetualiy called for and ~
turned.
OFPICBS-Theodors VOLTS Clothing 6torss
opposite International Hotel, O strest, Viz
einis, and vessy HOUSE. Gold HUI. In
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-30
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY

or all their ills and aches. Be il, hOwev
strictly understood that we prescribe and
but one article. and thet Is:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-30
THE MENNERCHOR.
Easter Concert and Dance

Easter concert ana D9nC0s
The Easter concert and dance of the
Lancaster M2nnerchor, given in Manner
chor hall last evening, was very largely at
tended. The music, both vocal and instru-
mental, was of a high order of excellence,
and the dancing and waltzing was fully up
to the high German standard. The con-
cert included the following fine selections /:
Overture-Tancrcdi UossinD orchestra.
Ossiall-Chorus, with tenor and bass
solo, (Beschnitt,) j. Hoefel and H. Ger
hart.
Martha Potpouri- solo (Flotow); !;
j. Kilheffer.
The Exile-Tenor solo (GeibeD Henry
Schmitt.
The Dark Green Leaves - Chorus,
(Eyrich Mannerchor.
Overture-Pretty as a Picture (Catlin) :;
orchestra.
Say Not Farewell, Baritone Solo (Wil-
lard) l. Carpenter.
Selections from Norma (Bellini)-COr-
net duo; J. Kilheffer and Ferd. Weber.
Soldiers Chorus (Reucker)-Menner-
chor quartet and tenor solo Mersrs. Hoe
fel. Pfeiffer, Ball and Gerhart.
Easter March, (Doring)-Orchestra.
The dancing embraced waltzes, Schot-
fishes, polkas, galops, mazurkas, redowa
and varsauvienna, and plain quadrilles.
The party did not separate until nearly 3
o'clock. p. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-30
CONGRESS,
Tho New York Exhibitio

Tho New York Exhibition.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-In the Senate
the bill for an exhibition in New York
city in 1888 was opposed by Messrs. Car
penter and Eaton as unconstitutional, and
advocated by Messrs. Herman and Wal
lace. Pending debate the morning hour
expired and the bill went over.
Republican Senators Csucussing.
WASHINGTON Mar. 3O.-The Republican
members of the senate held caucus this
morning for the purpose of determining
the party's line of action in the senate with
regard to the clause inserted by the House
of Representatives in "The Immediate
Deficiency Bill" by which it is proposed to
amend the law concerning the appoint
ment of deputy marshals of elections,
After general interchange Of opin-
ions the caucus unanimously decided
that the clause in question should be op-
posed by all the Republicans in the Senate,
upon the ground that it is rider upon an
appropriation bill, and that all attempts of
the majority to force legislation by such
means should be resisted now as they
were resisted at the extra session. The
proceedings Of the caucus occupied less
than an hour and were entirely harmoni-
Gus throughout.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-30
MARKETS..
Philadelphia Market.


PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.-Flonr unsettled,
heavy; superfine - O004 50; extra S. OOG5 81; b;
Ohio and Indiana family $6 5O07 90; Penn'a
family IS O0fl6 80; st. Louis family $6 5O4g7OO !;
Minnesota family s. 1896 50; patent and high
grades 81 GOIS 90.
Rye flour 81 1jGl4 81.
Cornmeal-Brandywin unchanged.
Wheat dull No. w Western Red 81 3SL Pa. do
81 80; Amber 81 40.
Corn quiet; steamer SIC; yellow 55ga51lc i;
mixed 54c.
Oats a shade lower; No. !, 4s15c; No. 2, 4Sc :;
No. 3, 45@46c; No. mixed 45@45Ac.
Rye dull Western and Pa. 8SED3Oc.
Provisions dull and weak; mess pork SIP: beef
hams 81 0O0l7 50; India mess beef $l90l9 50 !;
bacon-smoked shoulders 505Lc; salt do AZ !;
smoked hams 975@lO11c; picked hams s0
9Ac.
Lard quiet: city kettle 7M@7Zc; loose
butchers 7sS07hc; prime steam 7c.
Butter firm; good demand; creamery extra
36@37c: Bradford county aud New York extra
new 32@33c do fall 2S@3Oc Western reserve
extra at 29G3lc do good to choice A02sc !:
Rolls scarce; Penn'a extra N025c; Western
reserve extra 20Nc.
Eggs firm Penn'a 1301311c; Western 1211c.
Cheese firm with light supply: New York
factory 14N0141zc: Western full cream H0
1411c; do for good lyN0lSA; do halfskims
Petroleum dull Refined nc.
Whisky at q o..
Seeds dull; good to prime cloverseed $ 0oep
$50; do timothy g 0003 10; do haxseed 81 70
0l so.
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Condensed TeleSrams.


The subscriptions received by the French
committee for the benefit of the Irish
distress has risen to $4,000 francs, of
which amount the sum of 100, 900 francs
has already been forwarded to Ireland.
Sebastian Heldorfer's brewery, at Can
ton, near Baltimore, was burned at an
early hour this morning. Loss estimated
$1,000.
Last night as James E. Johnson, COL
ored, was standing in front of a store on
Fourteenth street, Washington, d. c., a
white man known as "Blg Foot John
son, pushed him and an alteration en-
sued. "Big Foot" drew pistol and shot
the colored man in the head. Death en-
sued in two hours.
To pave the way tor some desirable
amendments to be introduced into the
Bulgarian charter, the Emperor of Russia
has permitted Alexander, of Bulgaria, to
enlist 5000 Russian subjects in the mill
itary service of the principality.
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DEATH ON A BOAT.
Endangered BY Fire Not by Flood.

Endangered BY Fire Not by Flood.
NEW YORK, April 3O.-This morning
while the crew of the police boat Seneca
slept at the foot of East 18th street a fire
broke out in the galley, which spread to
the forward part of the boat and endan-
gered the lives of all on board. When the
outbreak was discovered the flames were
beyond control Of the ships equipment
and three alarms were sounded. The
patrolmen and lay employees had got out
of danger, when the engines arrived, with
the exception of Officers Tul,y and Vail,
who we're seriously burned and were
sent to Bellevue hospital The stew
ard, Charles H. Berry, aged %,
was burned to crisp in in his berth. The
firemen Immediately went to work to
pump the hold free OF water, but it is not
probable that the board will order her to
be repaired. The loss is estimated at
s., 200.
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Is recommended by physicians above all
others rs q gentle stimulant, tonic and diu-
retic. 1t is something they can prescribe to
patients with confidence, knowing they are
using an article that is strictly pure, and pos
sesses the highest medicinal virtues.
Charles A. Seeley, skiltul chemist of New
York city, after making careful and thor
ough analysis says: 81 have examined the
wine with a view of determining the presence
or absence of various injurious substances
which are contained in so-called Port wines,
such as loswood, crude spirits, etc. have not
found any OF these substances in Mr.. Speer's
wine, and it does not contain anything but
what is found in pure Grape juice wine. This
wine is endorsed by Drs Atlee and Davis, and
sold by II. +. Slaymaker.
m26-2tawdMGF&w
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The Tobacco Market.

Our local buying season may be regarded
As closed" The amount remaining in
the hands of buyers is so comparatively
small, and the lots SO widely scattered that
buyers find it unprofitable to ride the
county in search of it, and nearly all of
them have left the field. Growers who
have not yet disposed of their crops will
mostly have to bring their goods to town,
or hold out special inducements to buyers to
visit them, if they wish to dispose of their
goods.
But little has been doing in 1878 leaf
since our last. We hear of one small
packing of 152 cases, of fine goods sold by
J. r. Bitner to Rosin & Co., of New York,
on private terms.
1t is reported Oh the street that DIR.
Kendig has sold his packing of 1000 cases
of 1879 to A. Cohen, Of New York, at Is
cents through that Isaac II. Kaufman
has sold packing of 1000 cases to l. G.
Pomeroy, of Hartford, Conn.,, at 10
through and that Bitner & Zook have sold
between 500 and GOO cases, on private
terms. We give the rumors for what they
are worth, merely stating that the figures
are not given lis by the parties most deep
ly interested. 1t is a fact, however, job
bers and manufacturers, are making in
quirics for the 70 crop, and that offers
have been made for several large packings
and declined.
Planters are making preliminary pre-
paration for the coming crop. Barnyard
manure is being bought by them wherever
they can find it many growers have sown
their seed, and nearly all have at least pre-
pared their seed beds. The broad acres
are being prepared for the reception of the
plants when the time shall arrive to set
them out and there are indications all
around that the acreage of this county,
,tbe colnpg ssSson, will be larger than
ever before. Ncighboring counties are also
waking up and engaging in this profitable
branch of farming and should the season
prove prOpitious, it requires no gift of
prophecy to declare that the crop Of 1880
will be by all odds the largest ever grown
in Pennsylvania.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.
WuEn1rAa Tho Han nnoI Ilo

1NOURT PROCLAMATION.
~ WHEREAS, The Honorable JOHN Il. LlV-
ISGSTON, President, and Honorable DAVID
W. PATTERSON, Associate Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for the county of
Lancaster, and Assistant Justices of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De-
livery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in
and for the county of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, to me directed, requiring me,
among other things, to make public proclama-
ton throughout my bailiwick, that a Court of
Oyer and Terminer and o General Jail Deliv-
cry, also a Court of General Quarter Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery. will commence
in the Court House, in the city of Lancaster in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on the
THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL Q9), 1890
In pursuance of which precept public notice
is hereby given to the Mayor and Aldermen of
the city of Lancaster, in the said county, and
all the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and
COnstables, of the said city and county of Lam
caster, that they be then and there in their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and
examinations, and inquisitions, and their other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their offices appertain in their behalf to be done;
and also all those who will prosecute against
the prisoners who are, or then shall be, in the
Jail of said county of Lancaster, are to be then
and there to prosecute against them % shall be
just.
Dated At Lancaster the 18th day Of March,
1885,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
6ies, Witnesses, Publishers, Coroner and Dep
uty COronerS Of Lancaster County,:
The following rules will hereafter be OBJ
served in the payment of costs from the Coun-
The county is not liable for, and will not
hereafter pay, costs in criminal cases disposed
ran,us in a case other than Felony, anu order
the Prosecutor to pay the costs.
When I, in N Misdsmsanor Se m;s; the Petit Jury
Prosecutor to pay the costs.
3. Nor when in such case the Petit Jury rem
der n verdict of Not Guilty, and order the De-
4. Where Nolte Prosequi is entered in a
Misdemeanor by consent of the parties, the
County is not liable for costs.
5. The County is not liable for the costs of
prosecution in a case OF MisdemeanOr where a
verdict OF Not Guilty is taken by consent of the
parties, without evidence.
The Magistrates are therefore respectfully
requested to guard against receiving and re-
turning to Court any unfounded or useless
complaints, as the costs in such cases, when
disposed OfaS above will not be paid by the
County.
In case of great hardship, however, or where
the public welfare demands it, q reasonable
compensation may be allowed Tor services ac-
tually rendered or money paid.
In all cases of conviction OF MlsdemeanOrs,
and in all prosecutions for Felony, the costs
are paid.
DISMISSED CASES.
When Surety ofthe Peace or Desertion cases
are dismissed or settled before the Magistrates,
the costs must be collected from the pa' ties,
as the county is not liable for, and will not
hereafter pay, costs of proceedings In such
cases.
When two or more persons are charged with
the commission of an indictable otfense at the
same time aid place, all the Defendants must
be included in one prosecution, as costs are
only allowed on one complaint or indictment,
and in riot cases all the defendants and all the
charges should be included in one complaint.
PUBLISHING NOTICES.
The County, is not liable for, and will not
hereafter pay, bills for publishing annual Ac-
counts, Court Pr0ctamdtiO,ls. Election PrOcid-
nations, Days Of appeal, or any other notices,
unless such papers are specially authorized to
publish such notice by the Court, the Sheriff
or the Commissioners.
CORONER'S lNQUESTS.
In holding COronerS' 1nQueSts the County is
only liable for costs in cases of violent and ez-
traordinary death, where there ia reasonable
ground to suspect a felonious killing.
G, COBLE, President,
ISAAC BUSHONG,
ROBERT MONTGOMERY,
County Commissioners.
HUGH r. FULTON,
County Solicitor. m27-2td&2tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-30

MONDAY, March 29-The receipts Of cattle at
the various Philadelphia yards for the past
week were: Beeyes, 2643 head sheep and
lambs, S,OOO do. hogs, 5000 do; ; fresh cows,
$50 do
Beef Cattle-The market during the week
were s about the same as last reported We
quote Extra at 5ss96c; good ct 3s@51ac me
dium, 4ss@5c; common, 4044c; mixed, so
The following are the consisnees at the
West Philadelphia yards: Roger Maynes, lis;
= Ghristy m John aier g.
rs; Dennis smyth, IS Daniel Smith 4 Bros,
ITO; owen Smith 100; !. F. Sadler 4 Co..
1ss 1ss Ulman 4 Lehman Bros.' rs; all Others
SALES AT THE wEsr PHILADELPHIA YARD.
i5o Roger Maynes, Western and Lancaster CO.,
lo7 A. ( j. CHristy, Western and Lancaster
200 E. esna'S g. l. f!qss F. S Western and Lane
1917 Uii&an I'm Eio 1 Lehman eS%H; Bros, Western and
,s oven xenf SMITH, sG sfSss Ps: xrSss 1Sasc.
81 James Clemson, Lancaster co., gross, SO
$50 John McArdle, Lancaster county, gross,
81 Denis smyth, Peun'a, gross, 4@51c.
50 Daniel Murphy, Lancaster county, gross
I45 Lowenstein 4 Adler, Western and Lane. co,
1853 G; sshs@befs & Co.. Western gross.
81 L. Horn. Lancaster 7and Mimin county
45 II. Chain jr:: Western, gross, s1l@s&c.
% AGe VGs' Ssthei% iSa9'f fanc. CO., gross, 4a@sc.
122 Bachman Il Levi, Western and Lane. CO.,
20 p hathaway, Lane co., gross, 41za5Ac.
30 l.. Schamberg, Western, Lane. co. and Pn,
gross, 4@5Ac.
GO Jas. Eustacc, Lancaster county, gross, ~
$50 James Hull. Western, gross, 4s4@5Ac.
100 NJ. Levi Penn'a gross, 4@5Ic.
"a Z. L. Chandler, Lane. county, gross, ~
06c.
100 j. F. sadier { CO.. western. gross 41@5s4c.
Is S. Dreifus, Western, gross, 6N@511c.
SALES AT THE NORTH PHILADELPHIA YARD.
12O b. Hope, Lane. CO., gross, 4A05Ac.
so Kiefer & KatZ, ChicagOes, gross, 506c.
GU Ridley & Scattergood, Western, gross, E@0
a Levi Nichols. Western, gross. 4h@5Hc.
81 w. w. Tiffany, ChicagOes, gross, 505Nc.
d E. 4 L. Chandler, Lancaster CO., gross, ~
A John Ridley, jr, York state, gross, 41z@47<c.
l3 Eli Buchanan, York state, gross, 303Ac.
Mich cows were inactive. and but few
sales were reported. Prices ranged from sl5 to
$40 per head.
We quote extras at 7Nc good at 7c; medium
&C common exc.
Sheep.-The market was not as active as last
week, but prices were rather higher. We quote
ksts 1es 70 ot g e 20
80 lbs, 61aG6Ac; inferior, 6G6Hc. common,
Samuel c. stewartsold $50 head dressed sheep
Lambs were scarce and in demand and prices
were higher. We quote Extra at 7Z@Sc;
good, TIC; medium, 707Ac common, 6110
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-30

Browns Household fanacea
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied externally
and thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain i'll the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache and ALL
ACHES and is the GREAT RELIEVER OF
PAIN "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon
tul of the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
(sweetened, if preterred), taken Mt bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. . cents a bottle.
For sale at H. u. Cochran & Cos Drug Store
North Queen street. Lancaster.