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OLIVIA.

BY ELLEN VI. HUTCHINSON.
Fro y, LigpincOt's MGgazin' Jor feoi"arB'
with lib, ana pout and 'ainty irown
Fur this fOr that. o iva leaSed
kissed her cheek, and smiled hei hOwn'
Until hor saucy urging ceased.
And angry tears shonc IN her eyes
With Nay. InN love: { ~ exc not Wise,
Ny fair Olivia
Dut soon with this ana that forgot,
1 wooed my sweet O.iVia's smiles;
She turned 10 sunshine On the spot;
fell before her fairy wilcs;
Y.t wondered then, and wonder Htlll, -,
How twas she got her own sweet Will
Nv wife, OlviE.
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The Eureka Consolidated has declared diyidCnd
of SOC per share. The South Bodie Mining Com
pany has levied an assessment of Zoe. per share
Government bonds were dull but firm. The
transactions at the Boards covered only $4,000
registered IS of 1881 at 1912 and $l5 900 coupon
IS at lOtl2. District OF Columbia 3-65s sold az
SSaSsIs Al the close the market was strong at the
ANNEXED ouOtatiOnS:
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State bonds again were active, and their prices
were a shade hTmer than yesterday. Louisiana
consols sold at 46, against 45li the last previous
sale. Virginia 6s deferred sold at 9lIG sl2G9si,
Alabama class 4 at 593i G60 Tennessee Is new at
32a33 Arkansas Is l.. H., L. Is. and \. o. X. H., at
S. and South Carolina nOn-tundable at AZ.
OF city bank stocks there were sales OF American
(5Ol at 145. and Park $50 at 117l2
Railroad bonds were active with general recOy-
ery in the prices for the speculative class
The dealings embraced seventyfour different varie-
ties. Erie second cOnS0ls sold at $3.50
SSH. and the funded IS at 0s2's
against ~. yesterdays closing figure. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas first cOnsol3 recovered from 0S
TO 00l 90ls, but the great speculation Is in the
seconds which rose from 39li against 6Ols lsso
evening" to G2. Chesapeake and Ohio fists series
b. advanced from 67 to 6SG6734. and currency in
terest debts from ~ to 42t2. Boston, Hartford
and Erie iirsts however, were Ia per cent
lower at 5794. Mobile and Ohio first debentures
were steady at 74G 7334, the seconds selling at ~,
81. Louis and Iron Mountain nTsI incomes rose Y
per cent to S67s. Among the nyestment D9ndsi
caro- and Fulton irsts rose 4 TO lO44. 81 Paui
sinking funds, l. to 109 st. Louis. Kansas Cty and
Northern Omaha Division, i to 1O7 ana Kansas
Pacific, Denver DIVISION - 10 lO3l2.
The transactions OF the Sub reasury for tts
week ending Tonight include receipts OF +oOto
its cenrraLbalance OF 81, ,0I7OsT. and leaving II az
Sl0G0 0GG.si2 against sos, ,Oi0, l65 January U;
THr particular changes o1 the week Hlc S1InS "a
SSI4752 currency and : ,2O2 935 coin 1t ls PROD
able however, thai the receipts from tie interior
during the week sufficient TO overcome the
amount of the Sub-Treasurys gain. 50 that tDe
bank statement tomorrow is likely to show some
Improvement in the reserves Money TODAY was easy
AZ J06 per cent, and at late hour AZ ! per cent,
The United States Treasurer at Washington today
received $4,000 in National bank notes for re-
demptOn. The customs receipts were SOfIuuV'
and the internal revenue receipts We're S36),ooO.
The following is the days Clearing House state
ment Exchanges, %l36.1SoGil balances,
N5O56397. The business at ho Gb'Ire1sury
covered: Receipts $l,09l,344; payments
$GS4 OO2 currency balance, $G,4j9,3j2; cola BAL
ance, 500 G07 100 -
rather irmer on the basis Of the following quota
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REPUTATION OF DARWlNISM;
CHARLES sCRIBNEKS SONS
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PRINCE NET
TFRkICU

TERNICI.
Fdiea by hs son Prince METrERN1CH. Translator by
roRNA NAPIER. with a chronological table and minute
index prepared especially Tor this edition.
Two vols, with Portrait and Fac simi'es. s..
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s interest perhaps other perrOnal revelations c0ud
have Prince Mettenics directions kept II back
nrng this time and this fact with the complete secrecy
as TO the OF the manuscript nightly led 10
The he bad treated the events anu pSohsOi MS oF
with anuDsparing candor. .. -. .
me announcement alone OF sufficient interest that we
are I'll possession OF the autobiography e tbe states
who from the French Revolution % Waterloo TOOK part
a. The making OF nearly every treaty and was himself
shs n.gtiaor of the greatest and who from looo 70 ioo
onioin1 mind Of vast combinations which de
fs1ed decided the form Of modern Europe
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A Terrible Adventure.
A Hungarian Wood Chopper Imprisoned il
the Snow.

A Hungarian Wood Chopper Imprisoned IN
the Snow.
A thrilling, but fortunately not fatal, ac-
cident occurred last week on the Blue
mountains, in Northern Berks county. A
short time ago party of ninety Hungarian
immigrants at Castle Garden, were en-
gagged by party who sent them into the
Blue mountains, near Lenhartsville, Berks
county, to chop wood. Among them
named Adolph Hintzky, very strong,
stance to which he owes his life. The
party live in rude shanties in the woods,
but Hintzky, who was anxious to lealn
the English language, left his companions
and took boarding in the hut of charcoal
burner named Marks. Last Tuesday
morning he shouldered his axe, and went
to his work .alone, taking his dinner
with him. Hel did not return at night,
nor was anything seen of him for several
days. But neither his companions nor
Marks seem to have troubled themselves
about HIM, and no search was made for
him. Three days afterward, a hunter who
was chasing a rabbit, found Hintzky PIN
ned to the ground under tree which he
had been chOpping and which had fallen
before he expected it and caught him. "A
projecting rock by his side receiving the
weight of the tree and saved him from
being crushed to death, but he was held
so fast that he could move only one arm
and could do nothing to extricate himself.
The hunter was obliged to leave him
there and go to Marks cabin, two miles
distant, to summon help, before Hintzky
could be released; which was only done
at last by chopping away the tree. Hintzky.
when found, was dumb and speechless
and nearly dead. His ears, nose and one
hand were frozen, and he was covered
with snow. He was taken to Marks $
place, where vigorous treatment soon
brought him round, and he was able to
tell his story. He said sudden gust of
wind had blown the tree over on him
and the fall knocked him scnseless.
When he came to he was wet and cold and
his limbs were numb 1t began to snow,
and with his free hand he managed to
cover his ears and then put that hand in
his pocket. He lay in that position from
some time on Tuesday until Thursday
afternoon, with nothing to eat or drink,
and with the hope of succor growing faint
er every hour. He was found just i'll time,
for in his enfecbled condition the intense
cold of Thursday night would have Ger
tainly frozen him to death.
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Guilty of Wrong.

some people have !, fashion of confusing cX
ccllcnt remedies with the large mass OF = pa
tent medicines and in this they are guilty of
II wrong. There are some advertised remedies
fully worth all that is asked for them. and one
:,t least We know Of-HOp BitterS The writer
has had occasion to the BitterS in Just such
climate rs we have most of the year in Bay
City. and has always found them to be first
class and reliable doing all that is claimed tor
thcm.-T Tribune
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-03

NEW York CITY. June III. 1879.
III. IL. WARREN Il Co.-GENTLEMEN-I hereby
certify that my wife has been using Warmers
safe Kidney and Liver Cure for Brighn'S Dis
ease, and she is now entirely recovered. When
all physicians remedies failed, she in
tluced TO try your remedy. and received bcnc-
1lcia results from the first bottle After taking
four bottles she was entirely cured.
Yours truly, forETT Z fIrzGERALD;;
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INSTATE OF PHILIP FINGER, LATE OF
IL the City of Lancaster, dcce;ised-
Letters of administration said estate hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to said decedent are requested
to make immediate settlement, and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the estate of
said decedent to make known the same TO the
undersigned without delay, residing In said
city. -
CATHARINE FINGER,
WM. AUG. ATLEE, Attorney. n226tdOaw
ESTATE OF GEORGE w. ZELL, LATE
IL of Lancaster city, deceased.-Letters of adj
MInistr;itiOn on said estate having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said decedent are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims de-.
mands against the same will present them
without delay tor settlement to the UNDER
signed, residing in Lancaster city.
EMANUEL SWOPE
Administrators.
Alex. Harris. Attorney. nl4-5tdOaw
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l;nIirely Recovered.

TALK of patience and resignation when suf-
tcrng with rheumatism, ST. JACOB'S OIL is
The only thing wanted then.
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VNsTATE OF BARBARA ROSENFELD,
IL late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary on said estate having been grant
eel to the undersigned. all persons indebted to
said dece,lcnt are requested to make immediate
settlement and those having claims or demands
against the estate of said decedent to make
known the same to the undersigned without
delay, residing in Lancaster city.
JOHN Il. LEBKICHER
j. W +. SWIFT. Executor.
Attorney. ',ec2OGtdoaw
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IHSTATE OF CHARLES Il. MAILLY, LATE
Il of Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed Auditor. appointed to distribute the
balance remaining in the hands of j. W. +.
Swift, administrator of said estate, to and
among those legally emitted to the same. will
sit for that purpose on DNESDAi. the 2ist
day of JANUARY, 1880, at ID O'Clock. Il. H., in
the Library Room of the Court House, in the
city of Lancaster, where all persons Interested
in said distribution may attend.
W. U. HENSEL,
dec2f3tdOawl Auditor.
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NISCELLlNEOUS.
ian2-2ttt
DIssOLUTION OF COPARTNEKsHIP.

BY mutual consent the partnership existing
between AuguStUS RhOads and John +. Reed,
trading as the firm of "lshOads 4 Reed" No.
II East King street. has this day been dissolv-
ed. All persons having claims against said
firm will present them Immediately for pay
ment, and all those indebted to said firm will
make payment to said Augustus RhOads. WHO
will continue the business ut the same place.
4. RHOADS,
IF. REED.
JANUARY /. 1880 janI-3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-03

+ An EIGHT-HORSE PORTABLE BOIL
Err in good condition. For particulars
apply at THIS OFFICE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-03

cTORE ROOM FOR RENT, NJ. ia n.
- Queen street Possession given January
Ist. Apply ut
d9tfdj No. liz North Queen Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-03

NOR RENT.
l. Two rooms. No. 43a North Queen street,
suitable for photograph gallery, now occupied
by ). Saurman. Apply to
decaGtfd THOS BAU UMGARDNER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-03
nCBLlC SALE.

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On TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY
g. 1880 will be sold at the Leopard hotel,
a twostory BRICK DWELLING. No. 337,
South Prince street, containing five rooms
Lot fronts - feet more or less. on Prince
street, and in depth l20 feet. more or less.
Sale to commence at : O'Clock. Conditions
made known by
FREDERICK TOELLE.
Henry Shubcrt Auctionecr.
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