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Malari.I Tevers, constipation, torpidi'y of
the liver and kidneys, general debility, ncr-
vousncss and neuralgia ailments y1old readily
to this great disease conqucror, Hop Bitters.
1t repairs the ravagcs of disease by converting
the fcod into rich blood, and it gives new life
and vigor to the aged and infrm always. Sec
"PrOycrls ~ in other column.
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Collision OF Cars.

Last evening the day express from ST.
Louis ran into the day express from
Chicago, on the Pennsylvania railroad near
Overbrook station, Chester county. The
Chicago train, which was in the lead, was
about half an hour behind time, and the
St Louis train was, or ought to have been
ten minutes behind it. The Chicago train
was still futhcr delayed by West Chester
train, which had the road, ands the St.
Louis train. though tagged ran into it as
stated. Only three passengers We're in
jured--G.W. Hunter, of the Lochiel house,
Harrisburg, received severe cut on the
side of his head, and Mr.. G. S. McOmber
was bruised on the hip. An old gentle
man, name not given, was cut on the side
of the head.
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ship. He has been living in Kentucky
and the family had not heard of him since
before the war.
AmusementR.

Amu8emeutRs
CncZe Toms Cdbin."-This "old reliable "
will be presented at Fulton opera house to-
morrow evening with Mrs. G. c. Howard In
her famous role of Topsy, and 4 number OF
novel features, including jubilee singers,
grand transformation scene, and other attrac'
tions that will no doubt serve to draw a large
audience. Mrs. Howard is the original 1opsy
and pre- eminently the leading impersonator OF
that character.
"1Irin Jos.in '-On Thursday evening, Sep
teu,ber l. Mr.. Chas. L. Davis will appear AT
Fulton opera house in the title role his char'
acter comedy Alvin JOslin," said to be a true
representative of the New England farmer
and to abound in humorous situations. MT.
Davis will be supported by full draII.atlc
cOmpIny.
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Fire Mt Beaver Falls.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. ga fire at
Beaver Falls, Pa, this morning about 2
O'Clock. resulted in the entire destruction
of Mellor & Sons flour mill, and the par.
tial destruction of the Beaver Falls cut
lery works. A considerable portion Of the
trestle work Of the Pittsburgh s Lake
Erie railroad was also burned, which will
cause an interruption to travel for cou-
pie Of days. The loss on Mellor Il Sons
mill IS about $4,000; loss on cutlery
works not known.
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ANIMAL EXCLUSION To
Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.

Round trip tickets sood:for three days. Fare
from Lancaster and Columbia to Atlantic
City. only sS3. Brucllliarts, Petersburg. Lam
disville Lancaster junction. Mannheim, Li:itz,
Ephrat. and stations north. only $2.S5.
Tickets to Philadelphia will be sold from
Mannheim, Lititz, Ephratl and stations north.
tor $1.75.
Train leaves Lancaster (KinS strecD ut 4
O'Clock n. M; Columbia. ut 1 Il. n.; Mannheim,
Abs; LititZ. Ais; Epnrata. ::0t Train will re-
turn same day.
The Great Cannstattcr vOlksfcstwi i'll be held
at SchcutZen Park September !. 5 and6
aug27, % Bon 81 ,3& Itw
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W. A. Wilson esq, Heard From.

A. S. Edwards this morning received a
postal from w. A. Wilson who is now in
Europe. 1t was postmarked "Cranonix,
Hintc Savoir, August 49, 1t was writ
ten at the Hotel Montaurict. near the top
of Mount Blanc, Switzerland. MIR. Will
son says they were about crossing Mere
Di Glace. He left Mr.. Reynolds the week
before to climb mountain and has not
seen him since. Ho says he will climb no
more mountains without mule.
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Struck q Rock.

New YORK, August 27.-The steamboat
State of New York, from Hartford for
New York. struck rock last night at
Saybrook Point. She was run ashore and
now lies with stern submerged. No panic
ensued and no loss of life reported.
All the passengers lost their baggage.
1t is now reported that Sidney Snellin,
baggage master, was drowned. Loss,
$50 600 to $4,000
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Died at Sea.

Information has reached this city that
Albert Broom, Il young Lancaster man,
died at sea recently, on his return from
South America. MIR. Broom was a native
Of this city, aged about % years. He
learned the plumbing and gas-titting bust
ness with Finn & Breneman, weht hence
to New York, and afterwards, some two
years ago, to South America, to complete
some important works in the interest OF
his New York employer. Having finished
them, he was on his return to the United
States, where he was stricken down. II
was his intention, on reaching this city, to
have married the daughter Of one of oul
we'll known citizens.
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Sent to House OF Refuge.

This afternoon Martina Jane Hall, aged
nine years, a daughter of Frances Hall,
colored, of Mount Joy, was taken before
Judges Patterson and Livingston on the
charge of being incorrigible and beyond
the control of her mother, having no father.
She was ordered to be sent to tho house of
refuge. Officer Sweuk will take her down
tomorrow.
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MEssns. WHITE u BUuDIcK. Druggists, Ithaca,
vi can recommend Ely's Cream Ealm to
relieve all persons suffering with Rose Cold
and Hay Fever. 1 have been a sufferer from
the same complaints; have had great relief by
using the Balm. 1 have recommended 1t to
many of my friends for Catarrh, and In all
cases where they have used the Balm freely
have been cured. Il. KENNEY, Dry Goods Mer'
chant. Ithaca, n. Y, Sept. 6, 1880.
TRENTON, n. j., Oct. %. 1850.
have suffered tor eight years with Hay
Fever, during July, August and September.
In the beginning of July. this year, resortcd
to Ely's Cream Balm. and have been entirely
free from the Fever since the first application.
l can recommend it as a cure. EDWARD Z.
UILLMsN, ut the New Jersey State Arsenal.
1,r;co .o conts aul9-2wdeOd&w
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THE JURY WHEEL.

Names of Jurors Drawn this Morning.
Names OF 30 petit jurors TO serve IN com
mon pleas court commencing Monday. Oc
tOber3:
John Il. Smith. labOrer, Earl.
Albert Is. Worth. farmer. Colerain.
John Kcsscr, farmer, BrecknOck.
William Wilson. farmer, COlerain.
Henry Il Gish farmer, w. Donegal.
Monroe Reddig, clerk. E: Cocalico.
Reuben CARRIER. farmer, w. Hcmpfcld.
Ephraim 5. Hoover, farmer. Mannheim Twp.
John l.. Martin, merchant, 9th ward. c!ty-
Michael u. Lands, gentleman, 81 ward,city;
Henry Eaumsariner, coal merchant, "a
ward. city.
Adam RcinhoId. carpenter. w. tOcalico.
Jacob NJ. Kern, merchant, ErecknOck.
John Bender, clerk, Isl ward. city.
". ii. BrOsiuS, farmer, D-umore.
W. W. Withers, gentleman. Eden.
Walter r. Bickncl, farmer. Fulton
Jacob keppeIly. farmer Rapho
Jacob POntZ, biickmaker, Mh ward CITY
WIN. Regcnnas, 1insmiih, WARWICK
Abner Z: Wood. farmer, Little Britain.
.JOseDh NiSsey. farmer, Raplo.
Cyrus Ileidlcr, ST., farmer, w. Nemphcld
John +. WOhr. shoemaker 9TH ward, city
Samuel johnson. halter. 2d ward, city.
John iia,t. jr. farmer w Cocalico
ii. j. Bishop, farmer, l.. Hcmphcld.
Ecnj. Long, ir., farmer. Mannheim twr.
Colin Cameron, manager Elizabeth.
John l.. lSair, farmer, LearOck.
John Fridy, gentleman. W. Hcmpncla.
George Day, farmer, Little britain
Geo. ZinZendcrtcr, laborcr, sth ward, city
samuel lialltr, clgarfnakrr, r.. Earl.
w. III. Hartman, grocer, ColumDlt
Samuel >. Gcist. shoemaker. Manhclm twn.
Wayne Carpenter, farmer, w. Eall.
VIM. ". Good, farmer, Eiccknock.
Henry II. ReSh. gentleman, Leacock.
Henry Myers farmer. Cacrnarvon.
Henry $. Erb: gentleman, Penn;
Christian ROhrer. farmer, Paradise.
Henry NJ. lIOttenstcin, innkcepcT i. Heml =
field.
Joseph IIerZog. grocer. 9Th ward, city.
Jacob Y. Musscr, farmer, Upper L"accck.
Henry Care, farmer, Manor.
John Bard. farmer. w. COcalicO.
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1Iun,aIlaDle Matter,

A letter addressed "David PfautZ
Rcthsville, Lancaster county, Pa, in
haste - is held at the postoffice for more
postage, the writer being in such "haste "
that he put one cent instead of \ three
cent stamp on the envelope.
A letter addressed to Miss Emma
Kieffer, ego Penn street, Reading, ''is held
because the writer neglected to put stamp
upon it.
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Popularity

Thomas Electric Oil has obtained great
popularity, from its intrinsic value rs a reli-
able medicine, in curing hOarseness, and all 1r-
ritations of the throat, diseases OF the chest,
etc. For these 1t Is an Incompatible pulmonic.
For sale ut II. u. COchran's Drug Store, l3I
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Ifyou have any skin diseases or diseases OF
the hair or scalp.any itching or discolorations,
sun burns, 1reckles, pimplcs, rough or dry
harsh skin, you have III DR. e. w. Bensons 5
Skin Cure,a sure, perfect and elegant remedy
Sold by all druggist. MWSo
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.nAKkETS.
Phliadelphia Market.

rHIL.pELruIA, August 9.-tlour strong sup
plies light Supcrnne, ut "A 31L:Gl5 %: extra
ut - 5O16 90 Ohio and Indiana family, at
- GO17 80; Pennsylvania family Is so
7Oo: St. Louis do 81 2507 80; Minnesota
Extra 50 aO17 90: do straight, - OGs %;
winter patent 81 5OGS 90: spring do 81 SOC
S25
Rye flour ut Sc 90.
Wheat market and prices iirlner; No.
Western Red 81 -; Del. and Penna Red
81 Az do Amber 81 43Ql 4.13.
Corn quiet and easier; steamer, &c; {;
sail yellow 73@074c; sail MIXED, 72073; No.
3, mixed, 7lEG72c.
Oats scarce and wanted No.
vi Whs nie '5Sss; a. u,!sS No: ,;sc do 'ec' No. D.
Rye none here but SIC bid.
mess pork SIS 5Hll9 %: beet hams
sa312i India mess beet. SO Oc.
E:,coii-Smoked shoulders 81 salt do
Sc; smoked hams l314fEli%c pickIed
Lard-Market quiet city kettle sl2;
loose butchers $Il 25G1ll 20; prime steam
$il 40
;utter-Marlet firm. choice grades well sold;
Creamery extra Western at .>Ql!9c Pennsylva-
25aa7c: Bradford county ami New York
extra, 26c frstS. 23Ql25c.
Rolls firm; Pennsylvania l5@lGc; West
EN-, l2@l4c.
Cheese steady: choice scarce /: New York
full cream l26llaAc; Western :nll cre..m
ll@ll4c; do fair to good, lO0lO19c.
Petroleum firm Refined 7Rc.
Whisky firm and scarce ut 81 20
Seeds - Cool to prime Glover scarce
at lOGllO1%: Timothy firm ut s. 1898 90 !;
tio Fli.x.fa Il wanted ut 81 45 on spot.
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y)lJssIiC SALE.

I'"''L'' SALE
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s,
will Ec sold ut John W. FrantZ's Black Horse
Hotel, Millcrsville,
30 HEAD OF FINE ALDERNEY COVS
IND UEIFIRS.
Some fresh and some springinS. These Cows
have been selected from some OF the finest
herds in the state of Maryland.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. III. Terms
made known by HARRY C.. LINTNER.
aus229Gtd<wk
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EARREAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q, 1851, at Trinity
parsonage. by Rev. Dr. Grcenwali, Henry
Smith to Miss Christy Ann Hrickner, both of
Lancaster
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The NOW Land Bill.

CORK, Aug. 29.-A's small attendance at
the weekly meeting of the Land League in
this city has caused much comment. 1t
is attributed to the fact that the land act
has afforded the farmers much satisfaction.
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A Burning Boat,

LISBON, Aug. 29.-The German bark
Thalia, from Hull for San Francisco, was
on fire entering the Tagues.
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Ised Bugs, Reaches.

Rats, MICE ants, flies, vcrmin, mosquitoes
insects, &C., cleared out by Rough on Rats"
I5c boxes ut druggists. Depot John r. Long
Il Sons, Lancaster
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, variable
winds mostly easterly, stationary or low
CT temperature and pressure
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New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il; LONG. N. f. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks higher.
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Mr.. J. Marsh, Bank OF Toronto. Ont. writes:
siiousncss and dyspepsia seem to have
grown up with INC having been Il sufferer for
Years. have tried many remedies, but with
Flood i:itters They have been truly Il bless
ing to me, and l cannot speak too highly OF
thcm." Price ST. For sale ut ii. Il. COchran's )
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COURT.
Surely OF the Peace Casts.

Surely oE the Peace Casts.
Before Judge Patterson on Saturday af
ternoon were heard tho remnant of the
August sessions surety OF the peace and
dcScrtiun cases
Elmer Holzinger, having threatened to
bust the head land d" mash the mouth :"
of VIM. Williams, both colOred, was or
dered to pay the costs and give Eail in 500
to keep the peace. Tie did ii.
John IL. Stciner. tine wcli-kpOwn cab
man, was arraisncd for diSeltio.i OF and
failure to support his wife. Mary Siciger,
daughter Of Sebastian Grall, who accom-
panied 10y two pretty little girls, appeared
and told her story OF the descrtion
and failure to support. Mr.. Steigcr told
counter story of willingness to support
his family aId liberia! allowance
given his wife. whose harsh dismissal of
him from the house and numerous acts of
cruelty and unkindncss-corrobora by
other wtncSscs--wcrc the cause Of his
quitting his home he was willing any
time to support his family and live with
his wife, if she acted as 4 wife should.
The court seemed to think they should
live together, but Mrs. Mary shook her
head ObGiuratcly and the case went over to
November.
In the interest of common decency the
complaint of Aaron Baumgardncr's wife
against him for surety of the peace was
continued until October.
Mrs. Ellen Shell, prosccutrix, told Il
dreadful story Of tho w!,itc-livercd and
black-livcrcG nasty names that Mrs. Mary
Young and Mrs. Francis jackson, sisters.
and both colorcd. called her. They denied
it and told a story Of like usings at the
tongue Of Ellen. Witness Thomas King
held the balance OF power and he so cast
it that the court adjudgcd that Ellen Shell
should pay the costs in the case against
Mary Young. and Francis Jackson should
pay the costs in the prosecution against
her, and both behave better hereafter.
They had the fun of paying about SD
each for the satisfaction of "gittin' law y
Court adjoulncd.
Court of Common Pleas.
The second week of common pleas court
began this morning with Judge Patterson
on the bench. OF the thirty cases down
on the list about sixteen arc ready for
trial.
Neriicts were taken in the following.
cases, which were actions for damages and
grew out of the disaster on the Pickering
Valley railroad in October 1877
Matthias Anderson, VS.. the Philadelphia
Il Reading railroad company. Eerdicts in
favor of the plaintiff for $4,000.
Hosea Moses, VS.. the same. Verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $3.50.
Hosea Moses and Mary his wife, in right
of said Mary Moses, VS.. the same. Yer
for plaintiff for $500.
The following cases were marked settled
The city of Lancaster VS.. the Lancaster
gas company, reputcd owner Or whoever
may be the owner; Emma Mearig and hel
husband, Daniel S. Mcarig,vs. Daniel Bard
Mary G. Holt VS.. the American life insur
ance aud trust company.
In the case of the Com'th of Pcnnsyl
van:a VS.. Christian Stiff and James A
Nimlow, rule was granted to show
cause why the bail should not be respitcd
No cases were taken up for jury tria
this morning. and court adjourned to 2
o'clock this aftern Oon.
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(,ttv Blll Posters.

Feeble and exhausted constitutions restore'
10 health and strength by Malt Bitters.
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Church Burn ed,

OGDENsBURs, N. Y, Aug. 29.-State
street Baptist church burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000
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Cattle Market,

Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA. August 29.-CnttIc market
dull: sales, 1900; prime, G716IG1zc; good,
lI.q1JAc; medium, l4@5c; common, 3a1
&c.
Sheep market duh; sales. 300: prime.
51lG13ti good, 51fl.54 medium, 41aasi5; COM
mon, 31ag0iM; culls, 81 5O@2 Lambs, 40
7Hc.
sales, 300.
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Turned I'm Az Last

Martin kaechel, son of David Kaechel,
deceased, came to the residence of his
brother yesterday, in Upper Leacock town.
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= s-W YORK .sArEGL.

New iogk. August %. - Flour State
ami Western u shade stronger and
moderately active; Superfine State at
s. 25@6 90: cxtr, do rs O0IG so; choice
do 81 toil6 75: fancy do 81 s0I7 %: round hoop
Ohio i6OOT6 - choice do s6 G0g7 80 suporh:.c
western 10 25dG 60: common tn go%i cx-
trn 30 SO O94115 choice do s. 75a7 co: choice
white wheat do, ut 50 75Is co. Southern
al p good to choice do 81 3OIS 80.
Wheat-prices 19llc higher. heavy and un-
settled: fairly active Speculative tradim: ;
No. Eed, September, 81 45is@l 4G}s
do October. 81 isls@l 1874; do November,
81 jO;.a0l 5l%.
COrm-Priccs without important change ;
mixed western spot, GGG7l1ac; siO future,
7I14@1Gc.
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Carson 4 IIenseI, city bill posters and dis
t,.ibutors. Office INTELLIGENcER building, No.
South Queen street.
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NEW LiDVERTISEMEN7,S.

WHITE WINE EVINEGAK, 9:5 PER CENT.
w Alcohol. Wine, and Liquors, CO1lccs,
Sugars and Teas, all ut
RiNGW ALT'S
febl9-lyt! No aCJ West King Street.
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Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.

BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
Tits much abrsed Alcoholic Stimulanl
was never intended rs beverage, but to bt
used ns medicine of great potency in the cure
OF some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims,
With IL purely philInthfODic motive VIC pre-
sent tn the favorable notice OF invali,ls-cspGs
ci.ily those ai!licte'! with that miserable Ills
Dyspepsia, IL specific remedy. which i3
nothing: more or less than
Brandy.
The agc,l, with feeble appetite AMI mere OF
when used properly.
A Sovereign Remedy
or ali their Ills and aches. BE it, however
strictly understooi that we prescribe an'. uss
but one article and that is
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY, =
sLAYMAKER. This Brah,ly las stood the
test for years, and has never failed, H. far
our experience extends. and we therefore
no matter with how many jaw breaking French.
titles they are branded. Onc-!Ourth Of thss
money that is yearly thrown away on various
impOfent dyspepsia specifics would suffice To
buy all the Brandy to cure any such case OI
ass.. In proof OF the curative powers OF
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspepsia, we can summon nuIO
hers of witnesses-One case In particular We
A hartl-working farmer had been aIllicJeu
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia for number 81
years: his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; he had sour eructations con
stantly-uo appetftc-in fact, he was obige'i Il.
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread,
and as d beverage he usc.i NcGrann's Root
Beer. He is a Methodist, anG then, now
preached at times, and in his discOurses often
declamed earnestly against all kinds of strong
drink. When advised to try
Retgart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with astOnisnmena,
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects in
the cases of some of his near acq uaintunccs, he
at last consented to follow our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken ne was U sound man with
a stomach capable of digesting anything which:
he:chOse to eat. He still keeps it and uses liz
tie occasionally; and since he has this Illedli
cine he has been of very little pecuniary benc-
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TiAEPAYEisS, TAKE NOTICE.-AETEIs
/ the first day of SEPTEMBER next in &C
coriancc with ordinance, ol@ per cent. will be
added to all unpaid city tax.
At the same time unpaid Water Rents will
be placed in the hands OF an Alderman tor col
lection. WIN. MCCOMSEY,
u27-3tdI: Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes.
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IL W. WORMLEi, of West Donegal town
ship. Subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. auS@l2td*
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SURGEON.

NETElsINAKYS SURliEON.
DIR. III. j. TREACY,
Member of the Royal College of Veterinary
Surgeons of London, England, and Member
and Fellow OF the Royal Veterinary Medical
Society Ot Edinburgh, Scotland. Having grad
uateL in the best Veterinary institutions OF
Great Britain, and with eight years practical
experience in treating Cattle and Horses. he
feels confident OF giving satisfaction.
Office and Residence,
CALDWELL HOUSE.
;;Ig2i-ttd&wR Lancaster, Pa.
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MISS MAYEli'S HOME SCHOOL WILL.
WI reopen on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,
ut III North Prince street.
au5--5J Fl SEM ~
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Havana's Scourge

HAVANA, August :.27. - Seventy-si
deaths from yellow fever and three from
smallpox last week.
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Go to II. i. COchr.ln's Drug store, III North
Queen street, tor Mrs. Frceaan's Ne.U Ma
fiOnoL Dues For brightness and durability OF
co!Or.ar uncslu;,lcd. Color from > to 5poihdH
Directions in English and German. Price, 10
c.n
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r INSTRUCTION ON PIANO AND ORGAN.
Miss MARGIE SPURHIEI: will resume in
structiOns in instrumental music September 5.
Pupils will receive close attention and thor
Ough training. Terms reasonable. Apply at
402 NORTH DUEE STi:EET.
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SYECI4L NOTICES.

Gentlemen cxtravagantly praise the Gu
cura Medicinal Shaving Soap.
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w EMBER 5, 1881.
REBECCA S. HOLBROOK'S SCHOOL
for Children at 4lJ East King Street. a29-3tx
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. AUG. ~. 1881.
GOOD CHEER.
Hope Renewed at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT MUCH BETTER.
And the Crisis Believed to be Past.
THE SWOLLEN GLAND SUBSIDING.
THE PRESIDENT MUCH BETTER.
And the Crisis Believed to be Pas
THE SWOLLEN GLAND SUBSIDING.
SYMPTOMS ALL FAVORABLE.

Clear Mind and Lower Pulse.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
c.. Aug. $3.50 A. M.-Oficial.-The
presidents symptoms this morning are as
favorable as yesterday at the same hour.
Heslept, awakening at intervals, the greater
part Of the night. At these intervals he
took and retained the liquid nourishment
administered. His mind continues per-
fectly clear. Pulse 100, temperature 90 s.,
respiration II.
[Signed] d. W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN.