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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-10
MEDlCAL.
PROVERBS.

PROVERBS.
"NO one can be sick when hen the stomach
blood. liver and kidneys are healthy, and
Hop Bitters keep them So"
"The greatest nourishing tonic. appetizer
streng thener and curative on earth.-Hnp Bill
terS."
ut is impossible to remain long sick or out
OF health where Hop Bitters are used"
"Why do Hop Bitters cure so much - " Be.
cause they give good digestion, rich blood. and
healthy, action OF all the organs
"No matter what your feelings or ailment
is Hop Bitters will do you good"
"Remember, Hop Bitters never does harm,
but good, always and continually"
"Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach and
sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters."
"Quict nerves and balmy sleep in Hop Bit
ters."
.'No health with inactive liver and urinary
organs without Hop Bitters."
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company,
Rochester New York. and Toronto. Ontario
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run SALI.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-ON SATUR-
~ DAY. OCTOBER 2, 1881. pursuant to
an order OF the Orphans Court, will be sold at
the Keystone Hotel, NOr.h Queen street, the
following real estate. late the property of VIM.
Buckius, ST., deceased. OnestOry weather.
boarded DWELLING HOUSE, No. - North
32 feet ~ inches OIL North Prince street, and
extending in depth lis feet to Water street,
adjoining properties Of Henry FRANKIE. de:
ceased, and Gen. II. a. Hambright, gOOu we'll
Of water. fruit trees. and other Improvements.
Sale to commence at IN O'Clock p. m., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by CHARLES BUCk1CS.
Administrator of lillian Buckius decd.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. sept2s&oct3, ,lO, IL %
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HoW's tho Baby.

'How's the baby ?" His Group is better
this morning, thank you. We gave him some
of Thomas Eclectric Oil as you advised,
doctor, and shall give him some more In An
hour or So" Next day the doctor pronounced
the youngster cured. For sale ut II. B. C0ch-
rams Drug Store l37 North Queen street, Lam
caster.
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DUBLlC SALE OF A COAL YARD, ON
IL MONDAY OCTOBER - 1881.

DUBLIC SALE OF A COAL YARD, ON
L MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1881.
Tho undersigned will offer ut public sale
property consisting of seven lots OF ground IN
the town OF Springville, Lancaster county, at
the station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
about one mile west Of Mount Joy 4Ad near
the Lancaster h Harrisburg turnpike. The
Improvements are a twO-stOried Frame House
2lxA feet, used AS a Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, q Frame Warehouse 24x4S feet, and
Coal and Lumber Yard, with about 2OO feet OF
Coal Shedding, New Fairbanks Scales of ton
capacity; 800 Feet of Railroad Siding. Trcstle
work for dumping coal, with space for cXten-
sion of same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing in good order. Also u lot OF ground
containing 60 feet front and 200 feet deep. on
which are erected Frame House 2Sx2O, with
kitchen attached l6x3O, barn 2Sx2O, suitable
stabling for 4 head OF horses, carriage house,
chicken house and pdmp house with cistern
In attached. These buildings are all new, hav-
ing been erected but two years and are In ex-
cellcnt repair. There is Il variety OF fruit
trees Oh the premises In bearing order. LO.
cation OF business stand pleasant, In q
thickly settled agricultural neighbOrhOO't and
q fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages to do q good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. m. For
further information address
JOS. II. HABECKER,
Spring Garden p. o.,
Lancaster County, Pa.
L. ID. GALLAGHER, Auct.
JNO. II. ZELLERs, Clerk. je20tsd
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY,
lIr. &. w. Benson, = Well-known Practit
Ing Physician and Surgeon of Bal
timOre, Md.


timOre, Md.
DIR. Benson has, for the past twcnty.one
years, paid much attention to Nervous dis
eases. and has discovered that the extract OF
Celery and ChamOmile combined in certain
proportion, invariably cures either Sick Head
ache. Ordinary Headache, Neuralgia. Nervous
ness. dyspepsia, Slecplessness or Paralysis.
They are prepared in the shape of Pills and
contain no opium, quinine or other harmful
drug but are intended expressly to cure and
,UiU cure the above named diseases.
As-Thc celebrated DR.. Hammond, of New
York city, says: IL have found DR.. Benson's
Celery and Chamomile pills are invaluable in
all cases of Nervous Diseases" Other physi.
clans to the number of over 500 endorse them
in equally strong terms. Everyone is now
talking of the wonderful cures effected since
they have been placed before the public.
This is Il triumphin in Medical Chemistry and
sufferers all over the whole country and even
abroad, are ordering by mail and otherwise
Sold by all druggists. Price. Soc. n box. Depot
log North Eutaw street. Baltimore, MD. By
mail two boxes for 81, or six boxes for $3.50
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Despised'

Despised.
BY the unthink1ng. BurdOck has been con-
sidered a weed, and its fuxuriant growth. un
pleasant smell etc, has rendered it, to those
mot knowing its Writ ues, q nuisance, and yet
the root has long been acknowledged by 81
wants as most in valuable as q diuretic. aperi-
ent and blood purifier. Burdock Blood Bitters
embody all its good qualities. Price 81. For
sale at H. B. COchran's Drug Store, l37 North
Queen street. Lancaster.
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How to Got Sick.

Expose yourself day and night eat too
much without exercise work TO hard without
rest; doctor all the time: take all the vile nos.
trums advertised, and then you will want to
know
How to Got Well.
Which Is answered in three words-Takc Hop
ISitterS! SEQ other column. Ol-2wd&w
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Cans Report.

Sales Of seed leaf tobacco reported by j.
S. Cans Son & Co.. tobacco brokers, No.
121 Water street, New York, for week
ending Oct. 10: 1000 cases 1880 Penn
sylvania, assorted, 12@y21c. LOG cases
1879, p. t. 1850 cases 1880 state, IL to
% 500 cases 1880 New England 1S@,30c.
IS cases 1879 New England, p. t GOO
cases 1880 Ohio, 64g11c. !; 800 cases
1880 Wisconsin 4Gl3c. Total 5,67l
cases.
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nRrHANS' COURT SALE OF yALUABLE
~ City Property-On MONDAY, OCTOBER
q, 1884, at the the Fountain Inn, IN the city OF
Lancaster, the undersigned in pursuance OF
An order the Orphans Court of Lancaster
county. will expose to public sale the follow
ing very valuable real estate. late OF j. ieates
COnyrgham, deceased.
All that certain halt lot or piece of lana
situated on the southwest corner OF South
Queen and Mifflin streets, in said city, No. q,
fronting 32 feet 2L inches on South Queen
street, and extending 2l5 feet along MiffiiD
street to Beaver street, which bounds 1t on
the rear.
The improvements are q fine Old-fashioned
three-stOry and attic brick house. with two
story brick back building, large twO-stOrv
brick stable, q large two-stOry brick warehouse
on Beaver street, hydrant, fruit trees, &c, nc.
This is one OF the most desirable properties
for either q residence or q business stand.
which has been offered in this city for long
time.
Sale TO commence at o'clock p. m., when
attendance will be given and terms mace
known by EMLEN FRANKLIN,
a. X. WITMER.
Executors, &C.. of j Yeates COnyngham, deco.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. Sep22 tsd
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Hundreds of men, women and children res
cued in every community from beds of sick
ness and almost death, and made strong by
Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best evidences
in the world OF its sterling worth.-Post.
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Never too Late to Mend.

Thos. J. Arden, William street, East Buffalo
writesx Your Spring Blossom has worked
sleep badly and get up IN the morning unre-
fresled; my breath was very offensive and
suffered from severe headache; since using
yopr Spring blossom all these symptoms have
vanished and feel quite WE'LL" Price 80 cts.
For sale Mt Ii. Is. COchran's Drug Store,
l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-28

retail at l29c per pound. Reelfeot
Lake perch are also here, and are not
half so good as snapper, but most Of
our people being moro familiar prefer
them, and pay from 124 Ito 15c per
pound therefore. They are a fine pan
fish, but not quite SO good as salt wa.
ter oroakers. Northern lake salmon
and bass sell at II to 15c per pound.
Oysters are retailing at 40 to 50c per
can, and celery at 75c per dozen. 1t
needs a few eggs to get up or garnish
a good fish or game dinner in proper
shape, and fresh ones are now retail.
ing at 25c per dozen. Along Front
street in large packages they may BE-
had in the rough at six or seven cents
less. Our market at present is moder-
ately we'll supplied with fall vegeta-
bles, and they are to be had at fail
prices. Those wishing a luxurious
dinner on Sunday, will find by visiting
the market, and also from the above
price list, that it will require all of I
five dollar note to get supply sufi
cient to make a palatable display, thai
is for family of moderate size with 1
guest or two added. 1t costs money
to live in these times of steep values.
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About Game and Fish.

The game season has opened but so
far has ruled unfavorable to hunters,
owing to the unreasonable weather.
A considerable quantity and extensive
variety has been received during the
past week but prices ruled low as the
demand has been light. People do
not care to eat fresh game or fish dur
ing soft weather, or at least, they like
it better when cold.
Several specimens of the bear tribe
have been on the market during the
past few days but dealers did not care
to purchase, and only or 5 cents per
pound we're offered. If the weather
had been colda chunk of bear wouldnot
have been begging for buyers Numer-
GUS whole deer have found their way
to market this week. A whole one is
quoted at to 6cents per pound, but as
most folks ike venison in small guam
titles, they prefer to have retail dealers
1jc per pound for a choice cut tC
roast, or zoe per pound for few
steaks. Rabbits have been plentiful
at So per dozen, or 25c each retail
squirrels zoe each, or three for half
dollar, and quail 81 per dozen, or thre
for halfa a dollar.
In the line of fish, some fine gul
pompano, the choicest that swim in sal
water, according to most epicures, an
weighing three pounds or more, hav
been selling at s2 each, rather hig
} price, but pompano cannot be ha
every day, even by high livers with fl
pocket-book The lot Offering can
from Pensacola, from whence a I'll
lot of choice red snappers also arrive
: The latter are awfully nice to eat. at
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Gould Serene-The Vanderbilt
Houses Long and Short.
Confederate Bonds Scarce at
Six Dollars.
London Has Ordered One Million.
FOIgeF's Nomination FavOrabIy
Received,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
London Has Ordered One Million

New York, October %, II am
The stock market opened fairly steady
and in some cases at fractional ad-
vance on yesterdays closing quota
tions, but in early dealings specula-
ton became weak and prices declined
! to /. At the first board a frmer
tone prevailed and an advance was
recorded at / to II, the latter for
Michigan Central. The other stocks
prominent in the Improvement were
Lake Shore, Canada NSouthern, Wa
bash, Erie, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, New York Central and
Reading The dealings are on a
rather small scale.
The Gould party claimed yesterday
that the buying was mainly by in
vestors, who have unquestionably been
large purchasers of the dividend-p pay
ing stocks and good classes of bonds.
Gould told friend yesterday that the
market was strong enough to take
care Of itself. That an advance in
prices would take place and would be
all the better forbeing allowed to come
naturally and without manipulation.
The Vanderbilt following is mixed
One party thinks it has been left by
Vanderbilt, and the other is confident
that Vanderbilt is still bear and thai
prices must go down. One of Wander
bilt's houses has covered its short
and gone long. The other Vanderbilt
house is as bearish as heretofore. Al
least one combination which think
itself inside" has not covered 1T
New York Central. There was buy
ing for foreign account of Erie, Cen
trail Pacific, New York Central anC
st. Louis and San Francisco. 1t il
reported on good authority that I
settlement of the difficulties between
the Union Pacific, Central Pacific
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe ant
Denver aad Rio Grande will soon b,
effected.
The stockholders who have made
demand for the termination Of tn
Jersey Central receivership have beel
informed that the receivership woul,
probably not outlast the year.
London ordered yesterday 81 900,
900 Of Confederate bonds. They ar
scarce at Sc per thousand.
The nomination of Judge Folge
gives satisfaction without arousin
any enthusiasm. The new Secretar
is'reported to be opposed to payin
interest on bonds when money 70
their redemption is lying idle in tn
Treasury.
Wheat is quiet, but shade better
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-28

MARQUIS De Lafayette Stewart was
born in the month of March, 1880, in
Madison county, and died at six
o'clock this morning in this city, aged
fifty one years and about seven months.
He was graduated at McLemoresville,
Tennessee, at the head of his class,
came to Memphis in 1851 and taught
school eighteen months. He read
law and began to practice at Raleigh,
in 1853, and in the same year mar
ried Miss Coleman, a sister of j. NJ.
Coleman who survives him. Mr.. Stew
art was elected tax collector in 1856
and in 1858 was elected clerk Of
the circuit court. In 1870
he was appointed by Chancellor E. NJ
Yerger Clerk and Master of the
Second ChanCery Court Of Memphis
a position he held until the court waE
abolished in 1875. After that he re.
sumed the practice of law, which he
followed until his death. Mr.. Stewart
was one Of the best officials that ever
served the people of this county. He
filled the various positions uamed with
fidelity to his trusts and credit tC
himself An unAinching Democrat
all his life, he took at times an active
part in politics, and was always looked
to for safe counsel and indefatigablC
hard work. In all his dealings with the
public he was genial, we'll balanced
and governed by the highest princi-
Piles of honor and moral courage
Hundreds Of people will remember
his kindness and acts Of substantial
aid in time Of need. lie was liberia
to fault, and greatly respected. Hi
illness was of only a few DAYS dura
ton, and his death a great shock t.
the community. lie was the last Of
five brothers, but is survived by two
sisters, one living in Obion county auC
the other in Olive Branch, Miss. Thc
funeral will take place Sunday unde,
the auspices of Desoto Lodge, +. A
NJ, of which he was member
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No mostlles I'm Nov NIerico.

SANTA FE, October 2S.--The New
Mexican has particulars of the recenf
scout made by the Territorial militi.
at Socorro, under the command Of
Lieutenant Mills. He secuted south
and west of Socorrc, going over the
Magdalena, San Mato, Bear and
GalIinas mountains, making in all
about 24O miles, but saw no trails OF
other signs of Indians. The Terri
tory is now believed to be entirely free
from hostile Indians.
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BY CABLE.

LONDON, October 28.-Justice Sir
Nathaniel lindley, of the Common
Pleas Division Of the High Court Of
Justice, will be elevated to the bench
of the Court of Appeals.
Lord 0'Hagau, Lord Chancellor Of
Ireland, will shortly resign on account
Of i'll health, aud Attorney General
Law will succeed him.
Gladstone in the course Of his re-
ply to the address presented at Knows
ley yesterday said the point was
whether Ireland was to be governed
by laws made by Parliament or laws
known to nobody and written nowhere
except in the brains of a few persons,
and enforced by an illegal, arbitrary
and self-appointed association, which
sought to override, by organized at
temps, 1.-The free will of Irishmen. II
was question between law and chaos.
No fewer than 10000 application
forms have been issued under the
Land act, he said, and this led him to
anticipate future peace and pros
perity.
LONDON, October 29.-The British
steamer Calliope. from Odessa fol
Bremen, was totally lost on the Span
ish coast, 0nly one person was saved
BERLIN, October 28.-In polling
here for members of the Reichstal
yesterday, no Conservative or anti
Semitic candidate received enough
votes to entitle him to enter as a can
didate in the second ballot. Herr
Henrici, notorious Jew batter, onl,
received 800 votes out of 10000. TIL,
news from the provinces denote
Strengthening of the Liberal ranks
The defeat of the Conservatives i
most significant in places where tn
government put forth all its strengLl
to defeat them. A large force 0
police was on duty in the streets her
during the day, and numerous arrest
were made.
LONDON, October 2S.-At Ney
Market, Carrie Roy captured tn
Jockey Club cup; Peter second; Exc
ter third. Lorillard's Mistake un
placed.
BERLIN, October 28.-The figure
giving the. result Of the election her
are very significant. Professor Viz
chow, Progressist, polled II 400 votes
against II 200 for the Rev. DR.. StOeck
er, Court preacher, and leader Of tn
Anti-Semitic movement. In tw
cases where the second ballot is re
} quired, the Social Democrats develoI
ed formidable strength. Thus, Her
Bebel polled 1854 votes, againi
1889 for Herr Fogor, the Progressil
candidate. Herr Hansedever pole
: 1,064, against 1889 for Herr Klot
Progressist candidate. The votes fC
each of the other candidates we're in
significant, but1n the aggregate wei
sufficient to prevent a majority for al
one candidate, aud to render a fres
. ballot necessary.
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Colorado Amusement.

DENVER, October pa Repub-
lican special says; Dell Lockhart,
Kid Coulter and a man known as
"Slim" we're lynched at Trerra ANA
rata, Col, last night. Lockhart and
"Slim" we're arrested a few days ago
for horse stealing. Coulter was i'm
prisoned for murder committed at
Chama nine months ago. The imme-
diate cause of the lynching was the
discovery of Coulter's plot to kill the
guard and escape.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-28

engineers and three more of the crew.
The scene in the cabin when the dan
ger became apparent: Mr.. Shelton and
Clerk Schuler tried to get the passen-
gers down to the barge. The four
women were in the cabin in a
state Of pure helplessness, doing moth
ing and saying nothing, evidently.
EXPECTING DEATH.
The gentlemen tried eutreaty and
advice, but it was useless. No one
would stir, and it seemed impossible
to get them or any Of the passengers
to move. They were told that their
only hope of safety lay in getting
aboard the barge, but they would not
stir. Mr.. Skelton and Mr.. Schuler
shook them and tried to drag them,
but it was useless, and in despair they
left them to their fate. The panic was
everywhere, and any effort to over.
come it proved fruitless. There were
seventeen lost. 1t is now impossible
to give their names.
The steamer had in tow barge and
a fatboat. The hatboat was being
pushed at the bow ofthe steamer. The
barge was fastened to the port side,
/
There seems no doubt that the steam
er was totally unfit for the work, as it
was very heavily loaded and most of
the crew were drunk. She was mere
lly a freight boat and was not licensed
to carry passengers. The accident
was entirely due to carelessness and
liquor, There was a good deal Of
whisky in her cargo and some of it
was tapped before starting.
1t is impossible at this time to give
a fall list Of those killed in the acci
dent here last night, as no register
was kept of those on board the
steamer Those
KNOWN TO BE LOST (PAssENGERs)
are j, Zuber, VIM. Wendt and daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Trevor, Miss Sadie
| Temple aud four unknown. Crew: j.
Sanford, foreman; ]. B. Temple
watchman; four negroes, deckhands
unknown.
The officers Of the Jennie Gilchrist
are severely censured by the surviving
passengers fo= their lack of ability to
cope with the accident. The officers,
with the exception of the clerks, made
their own personal escape a matter ol
first Importance and allowed passen.
gers to look out for themselves 1t is
admitted that the boat was overloaded
with freight and passengers, car
rying more than she could
successfully handle. The most seri
Gus charge, however, is made by ont
Of the surviving passengers, to thu
effect that the crew, including thu
second pilot, was under the influence
Of liquor, and to that fact is attributed
the lack of management after the frs
: accident to the machinery, before th'
bridge was encountered.
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Mhnl Snn ErancIsco 1Ynnts.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 29.-The
board of trade to day adopted the re-
port of the committee on immigration,
points of which have previously been
telegraphed, and passed resolutions
asking the representatives in Con-
gress to urge the survey of all lands
now unsurveyed in the state, to OBJ.
tain the passage of Chinese restric.
ton law, and an act providing for the
government of Alaska.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 25,-
About one hundred horses in the
stables of Tenth and Eleventh streets
rail way company are suffering from
"Pinkeye." Pleuro pneumonia has
again mades its appearance among the
cattle in Germantown and in three
herds in Delaware county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-28
A French Visitor Arrests a Rob-
her in His Room.

PHILADELPHIA, October 28.-
Early this morning General Bour-
LANCER, Of the French delegation
awoke in his room, at the Centennial
Hotel, and saw a man standing by the
table, where he had left his watch and
a roll of banknotes. The General
sprang from his bed, seized his sword
and detained the intruder until the
arrival of the police. He was identi
fed as VIM. Martin alias Buffalo Bill
a notorious criminal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-28
RiyerTeIegrams.

LOUISVILLE, October %. = The
river is rising slowly, with four feet
in the canal and two feet in the chute
on the falls. The weather is cloudy
and warm with a drizzliDg rain. Ed.
Woodruff arrived from Cairo.
PIrTsBuRG, October 28.-The river
is two inches above low water mark
and falling. Weather clear and cool
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-28

at the south gate of Court Square, in the city
Of Memphis, between the hours of IL m. and l
M, sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, for ca.h, the following described real es-
tate, near Raleigh, in Shelby county, Tenn.
beginning at hickory sapling with white oak
pointers, the southeast corner Of 81 10 acre
tract which was allotted to Ira Moore and
wife by decree Of the County Court: thence
north 29 chains and 4S links to hickory;
thence west II chains and so links TO a staEe
at an old black oak stump with hickory and
sweet gum. pointers; thence north 20 chains
and 81 links TO a stake near Mrs. W An fer
sons ginhOuse with black gum pointers;
thence west 4 chains ard 30 links to stake
with red oak pointer; thence south 81 chains
to q stake II links north, IL degrees east TO
an elm marked y; thence east 13 chains and
81 links to a stake l0links north Of a black oak
sapling with back oak sapling pointers;
thence south Is chains aud 4S links to stake
with red oak and dogwood pointers; thence
east l2 chaias and 4s links to tho beginning,
containing u 3-5 acres, more or less.
Right Of dover, homestead and equity Of
redemption expressly waived Title believed
to be good, but We sell only as trustees.
WIN. v SMITH,
50 SO w A C0LLIER