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BART ITEMS.
Tobacco NOtes-SchOOl Matters.

Tobacco NOtes-SchOOl Matters.
The indications are that Georgetown
will have n tobacco warehouse soon.
The Green Tree school closed its session
on Friday last and in the evening the
pupils gave an entertainment. The enter
tainment was very credable one and
speaks we'll for the teacher Mr.. F. NJ.
Trout.
Mr. J. Leecll, one of the board of school
directors, has resigned his position in the
board and is about to move to Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Milton Heidlebaugh has been
appointed to fill Mr.. Lcech's uncxpired
term. The board is now composed of
r. B. Aitken, Elwood Jackson, Alban
Walton, Aaron Hartman, DR.. John Mar
tin and Mr.. Heidlebaugh. When the new
board goes into Office the only change will
be the retiring OF jackson. whose place
will be filled by the newly elected: J..
Hompsher. The read supervisors arc the
same who served during the past year.
Fully two-thirds Of the tobacco crop Of
Bart remains unsold.
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DEATHS.

KURTz.-ln this city. on the 18th inst, Mary
kurtz. widow OF the late Samuel kurtz, aged
G6 years.
At rest, after long illness.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence, No. s. East lemon
street, Thursday afternoon at o'clock. 2tds
EARR.-March II. 1881. in this city. Hetty 4
Barr, Wife Of John X. Barr, in the 10th year OF
her age,
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of her husband, No. AS W.
Walnut street, on Wednesday ut O'Clock p.
m, and. at Landisville meeting house at 5
O'clock H. m 2td*
KUErz-In Salisbury township, Oh the 18th
inst, David +. kurtz, in the list year of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence Salisbury
township, on Thursday morning ut O'Clock.
Intermcn! at Lancaster cemetery. ltd*
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SDeer's Port WINE

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
sesscs the highest medicinal virtues.
Charles a. seeley, a skillful chemist of New
York city, after making careful and thorough
ANALYSIS, says: IL nave examined the wine
with the view of determining the presence or
absence of various injurious substances which
are.contained in sO-caled Port Wines, such as
logwood, crude spirits, etc. have not found
any Of these substances in Mr. Spcer's wine,
and it Goes not contain anything but what is
found in pure Grape juice wines.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Atlee
and Davis, and for sale by H. Z. Slaymaker,
Lancaster, Pa. ml52wd&w
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THE AMERICAN.

Election of Onicers Last Evening.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
American fire company, last evening, the
following officers were elected
President, ]. X. Barr; Vice Presidents,
c. j. White, B. Frank Eshelcman; Secre-
tary. Joel l.. Haines Treasurer, William
B. Wiley Chief Engineer, Isaac Kim
near Assistant Engineers, Jacob Faust,
Henry Ahliter, S. S. Miller, Geo. Kieffer !:
Chief Hose Director, Edward Price As.
sistant Hose Directors, John Drachbar.
VIM. Price, VIM. Chapman, Samuel Dave,
er Trustees, John Rudy, Fred. Hines,
Albert Drachbar Finance Committee.
VIM. NJ. Deem, George Miller, II. C. De
muth Janitor. William McGlinn Fore
man. Jacob B. Price Assistant Foreman,
A. E. Smith /; Delegates, J. Is. Price, Geo,
Kieffer, J. K. Barr, Joel L. Haines, VIM.
Deem Delegate to State Firemen's Con.
vention, ]. K. Barr.
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ALAW STUD. NT's SUICIDE.
Shooting himself In Prospect Park. Brook
lyn-NO Reason for the Act.

Shooting himself in Prospect Park, Brook.
lyn-NO Reason for the Acs.
Tho second suicide within six months in
Prospect park. Brooklyn, occurred yeste.-
day. The victim was Lewis II. Cummins,
aged nineteen, the son of Humphrey ii.
Cummins, a lawyer of No SO Broadway,
New York, whose home is No. 243 Tenth
street, Brooklyn. The youth left home
yesterday afternoon for walk in the
park. After going in at the Ninth street
entrance he made his way to the height
beyond the pool, which is covered with
trees, and is usually called ''The Woods"
About O'Clock, two of the park keepers
heard the report of a pistol in the direc-
tion in which lie had gone. They hastened
to top of the hill, near the Quaker ceme-
terry whence the sound apparently came,
and soon found the young man. He was
lying on his left side, near the foot of a
large chestnut tree, with a bullet wound
in his forehead, from which the blood
slowly trickled. Beside him ON the
with one empty chamber, which had just
been discharged.
The wounded boy was unable to speak
one of the keepers remained with him. the
Y. Culyer, chief engineer of the park, near
the main entrance. A horse and wagon
were secured to carry the injured youth
to the police station in the park, but soon
after he had been placed in the vehicle aud
while it was slowly proceeding to the sta
tion. he d. ed. His identity was made known
by papers found in his pocket. Coroner Kel-
lcr was informed, and by his permission
the body was taken to Mr.. Cummins's
house. The father said that his son was a
youth Of correct habits. He had been
studying law in his fathers office of late.
For some days his parents had noticed
that lie was very gloomy and Respondent,
but he gave no reason for it. They sup
posed that it was a mere temporary de-
preston ant would soon pass away. No
thing was more remote from their minds
than that he would take his own life.
Young Cummins was popular and
his manners were very pleasing, but he
was somewhat fond of solitude. No one
was able last night to assign any cause for
his taking his life.
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Hunting MOOnshineHs.

United States Deputy Marshal James
Heflin, with ten men, entered Letcher
county, KY, on March 5th, in search of
moonshiners. His first objective point
was Rockford valley, among the foot hills
of the Cumberland mountains. The
moonshiners, apprised of his approach, Or
ganized, and. taking six-pounder brass
cannon left there by Gen. John Morgan
during the war, masked it and awaited
the marshaps approach. When the mar
shall and his party entered the pass the
moonshiners fired the piece, charged with
nails, scraps of iron and the like. but ov-
shot the mark. The marshars party, none
Of whom was hurt, dismountcd, captured
the piece and drove their assailants across
Perry county and Breathitt county.
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TUE DEAD EMPEROR.

Examination OF the ISomains by Physicians.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 15.-The re-
mains of the emperor will be removed at
eight o'clock this evening. At midnight
the doctors made an autopsy, which
proved that all the internal organs were
in a normal condition. thereby refnting
the recent current reports respecting the
health Of the emperor. The body has
been emba!med.
Former Aborsive Attempts at Assassination
LONDON, March ia dispatch to the
Daily Neps says Last week the czar re-
ceived a small box with letter from
abroad. When an attendant openrd tire
box slight explosion occurred. The pills
we're found to contain slightly explosive
substance, and enough to kill three per-
sons if all the contents simultaneously ex-
plOded.
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An Invaluable Article.

The readers OF the -Irgus have no doubt
seen the advertisement OF Ely's Cream Balm
in another column. An article like Cream
Balm !" has long been desired. and now that it
is within the reach Of sufferers from Catarrh.
Hay Fever, &C.. there is every reason to be-
lievc they will make the most OF it. DR.. W. +.
Buckman, W. J.. Hamman, Druggist, and other
Eastonians have given it a trial, and all recon-
mend it in the highest terms.-Edston, Pa,
Daily Argos, Oct. :, 1879
We have sold many gross of EIy's Cream
Balm, and are gratificd TO hear from our Gus
toners the most flattering reports; believe it
is an article of real merit. SMITH, KLINE & Co..
Wholesale Druggists, Philadelphia. Pa.
mar7-ewd&w
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Rather sartous Accident.

Michael Berry, aged 80 years, who is
employed as rougher at the Penn iron
o'clock last night. He was standing at
the rolls when the hook used for placing
in the iron was caught in the rolls. 1t
struck Berry terrible blow in the face.
fracturing his lower jaw. He was knocked
to tie ground, and in falling his head
struck piece of iron, which badly cut his
scalp. He lay insensible for some time
and was afterwards removed ito No. 313
East Chestnut street. where he boards,
and was attended by DR.. Roland. Berry
sides there.
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BY WIRE.
Afternoon kilograms Condensed.

Afternoon kilograms Condensed.
Floods are threatened in Hungary
Efforts are being made to induce Sitting
Bull to surrender to the United States
authorities.
The Senate transacted no business of
Importance to-day and adjourned until to
morrow.
A terrible tragedy is reported at New
York city police headquarters. but no par
ticulars are reported.
During the past four days there have
been about one and a-half million Of new
circulation issued to national banks, which
reduced their circulation during the pen.
dency of the funding bill.
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Services at St. Stephen's.

The dedicatory services at St. Stephens
Lutheran church, were continued last
evening, the attendance being very large.
The services were conducted in the Ger
man language, Rev. Peters, of Mannheim,
preaching an able sermon, and the pastor,
Rev. Meister, delivering an instructive
address.
This evening the services will be contin-
ued, but Rev. Fernsler, who was announced
to preach, will he unable to attend, on ac-
count of a severe cold. The pastor. and
perhaps other clergymen will address the
congregation. The services will close to-
morrow evening.
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Charged With Horse Stealing.

Last night Peter Hess, young man,
while drunk went to the premises Of Mrs.
John NJ. Slaymaker in Williamstown, and
took from hor stable a horse which he
rode to his home. A son of Mrs. Slay-
maker saw Hess ride off with the horse
and he made complaint against him before
Squire SIaymaker. He was arrested by
Constable Bowman, and after having a
hearing was committed in default of bail,
to Jail, for trial at court. 1t is claimed by
the young fellows friends that he was SO
drunk that he did not know what he was
doing.
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Those lanyGi'l, tircsune sensations, causing
you TO feel scarcely able to be on your feet
that constant drain that is taking from your
system all its 1orncr elasticity; driving The
bloom from Your checks: that continual
strain upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and trettul, can easily be removed
by the use of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bit
ters. Irregularities and distractions OF your
system are relieved ut once, while the special
causes of periodical pain are permanently re-
moved. viii you heed this : See "Truths.'
mI5ow;I.Syy
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MARKETS..
Now YORK MarHO,.

Nyw YORK, March l5-Flour dull
and prices generally without decided
change: Superflne State % 600l co:
1 extra "a 90 3. s994 80; choice do q sog4sS: fancy
choice do at IS 05Gs Is; supcr1ne west
ern 81 GOa4 90: common to good ex-
white wheat do is cOG6 o.. Southern dull nm
changed common to fair extra ut a 80
% good to choice do g 207 90.
Wheat slightly in buyers favor and dull /;
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Waived Il Hearing,

Millacd Reese. who is charged on com
plant Of o. r. Mulliken, Of Fulton town
ship, with assault and battery, selling
liquor without license. keeping bawdy
house and carrying concealed weapons,
waived a hearing to-day and gave bail for
trial at court on all the charges.
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The Hussian RerIclde.

ST.. PETERsBURa, March 15.-Kussakoff.
the thrower of the first bomb, 10 thick
set, short necked and repulsive looking
dark man. He is very stubborn in his
refusal to reply to any questions. He is
uninjured. The man who threw the sec
ond bomb appears to have made his es-
cape.
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20. White. May. q l7Xc; No. Red March
NMX; do April. 81 2lZGl sl5S do May,
Corn without decided Ohange Mixed wrst
ern spot 561<@ssAc; so future, $50. SIC.
Oats quiet unchanged: No. Nav 13iSc
State AI4ac Western H3Gi7c
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n Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should bc
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
cnrab!e Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrOrii>s do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups ana balsams,
but act directly on the in nflamal p;,rts a!layiEs
irritation. give relief in Asthma. bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh. ana the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Brrnchia!
Troches have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and con>t mt Use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tainc,l well-meritcd rank among the few staple
remedies of the aS'. Sold 1T q cents It box
everywhere. mS-lvdTThSSSlyw
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Home Again.

Mr.. Jerome Dosch. plasterer of this city,
who has been following his occupation in
Kansas for tho past year, returned home
on Saturday evening last. He looks as if
Kansas life agreed with him, being halo
and hearty.
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o utslde Local Matter,

On our first page to-day is printed en-
tertaining local correspondence from Ma
rietta, Drumore and the East End; are
port Of the Bee Keepers society, and an
abstract of the lecture in the Baptist
church by Sau-Ah- Brah: the Burmese ora
tor.
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1EMOyAL OF THE CII SHOE sTOKE.

We have removed from No. Isi NORTH
QUEEN STREET to No. 26Z EAST KING
STP EET, room lately occupied by T.. A.
ing all the latest styles and latest makes OF
Roots and Shoes OF every description. Come
and see US In our new location. 4 hearty wei.
come awaits one and all
A. ID. CAUHMAN &CO..
m1s-3td No. s6x East King St
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"Hly Back Aches SO,

and / feel miserable" sail q hard working
man. The doctor questioned him and found
that lie had been liabi:ually costive for years,
that now his kidneys were .lisordercd and his
whole system dcrangcd. Kilny-W Ort
was recommended and faithfully taken and
in 4 short time every trouble was removed.
The cleansing and tonic power OF this medi-
cine on the bowels and kidneys is wonderful.
mlflwISw
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E,HSrATE OF ANNA SUTE!;, LATE OF
~ LititZ, Lancaster county, deceased. Lei
ters OF admin istiatiOn cum feytanisnto anaero
on said csta' c having been granted to the un-
dersiSned, all persons indebted thereto are re-
qucsted to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the
same will present them without delay for set.
tlement to the Undersigned, residing in Lititz.
IL. ii. TSHUDY
Administrator G. t. q.
4 T. f +. EKsr Mosrs1rss, rps: Attys. msrl,,tass,v
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Leak.

There is bad leak in the water pipe OH
West King street near the Cooper house
and the street has been damaged somewhat
by it. Workmen have been engaged all
day making repair.
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Save Your ua,r-Keep it ,;e.ut,fu,.

The London Hair Color RestOrer" is the
most delightful article ever introlu, cd to the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair RcstOrcrs, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the ialr obnoxious. Where
badness falling of the hair exists, pre,n:l.
ture grayncss. from sickness or other causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause Il healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandruff. etc, ut the
same time most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, fragrantiy perfninei, rendering it
soft and pliabl making it an Indispensable
article III every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color RrstOrer. Price IS cents
bottle Six bottles, 81. Main depot for the
United States 800 North Sixth street. Phiiahel.
phi;,. mlllvlTThA F&w
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lIslllSeIlie:fS.

Tony Denicr COming-On Wednesday cven-
ing Tony Denier's large and excellent pantO-
mime company will appear in the opera
house. George ii Adams, the greatest living
clown, viii appear in the rOllicking pantO-
mime OF Hum EDnmp:y. The speciality
part OF the rn.nptny tnclu'ies the Sparks
Brothers. two Very clever Irish comedians /;
the Spanish !sio of musicians; Little Todd,
the German wonder, and Il score OF Others. This
company is admitted to be one "i the best if
not the best in the world, and they have
always drawn immense houses here. George
Adams is ably Supported by JOHN y. Hall, an
excellent pantaloon VIM. Eunice. one of the
best darlequins, ana Miss Victoria North, the
dashing COlumbine. The version OF Humpty
Dunpty which they will give is entirely new,
full OF fresh tricks, &C. The troupe has Il full
brass band and orchestra. Mr.. Denier is with
the show and he will be here to to-morrow.
Other AH,usemcnts-On Thursday Billy
Andrews will bring female minstrel com
pany here; on Friday tie spectacular drama
Of" Around the World in Eighty Days" will
be produced, and for Saturday the character
comedy of Alvin JOslIn.' with Cl,as. l.. Davis
in the title role, il underlined.
UnliSnted Lamps.
Last night there were but IL unlightcd
lomnS IN tho citv
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH Is. 1881.
wEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-For the Mid
die states increasing cloudiness, occasional
rain, winds shifting to warmer southeast
erly, and lower barometer.
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SANll,S.s, SllCIk,tr.

II Is impossible tor n woman alter a faithful
course of treatment with Lydia +. Finkhain:s
Vegetable Compound 10 continue 20 suffer
with Teakuvss OF i!e uterus Enclose q
stamp 10 MR.. Lydia f.. Pirkl.aln, %. Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jyyn ty,lcO.i&w
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NEW ADTEK7ISEMEN ~.

nUfsL!C SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
/ Kitchen Furniture at 73l High street, OIL
Wednesday. March III. such as be'lstcads and
be'',liny, carpets, wasllstand. tables bureaus,
si'iebOarl, chairs, stoves, tubs. buckets, glass
AMI queensware, and many ot her articles.
Sale to commence at O'Clock y. M.
MRS. CAIHARlNE HEFFELY,
Administratrix of Mrs. Ebery, decd.
JACOB GUNDAKER Auct. maria It'd
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LONDON, March Is Excepting sligh
decline in Russian bonds, which after
wards recovered. the stock exchange aud
the Continental Bourses were not affected
by the death of the Emperor OF Russia.
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Cattle Market

CAIIlG MArkets
MONDAY, Marcn 1.-THE receipts of stock at
the various yards We're for the week: Cattle
$500 hea. sheep. 5000 heal hogs, $3.50 head.
Previous week-';attic, 9, 400 head; she p, 1850
Dressed beeve-, city dressed were fairly
active and higher. while Western was un-
Sales of Dressed E:aeves -Thos Bradley, 30
head Western dressed III 71a9Sc. G. S. beng
Ter, 50 do. ity d.. at 7IasesIc: A. i. Boswell
!o4 he,i do do 1886: W. II. Brown 40 do.
do. at 546S5Sc.
Beef Catlls-The heavy receipts hal It ,le-
pressing effect upon he market. and prices
decline lI,9t fully Ac' per p.nna. q; ,n.,,,, ,,,
beef cattle.
Calves were in good demand
Mich cows were in good request.
We quO.e as follows:
=, Extra: sH@s!ae: G.ad; ss49SAc: Medium.
3@t4c; Calves, G@sc Fresh Cows, $25@i5.
sALEs OF LIVE STOCK.
John McAriie. lsO Western and Lancaster CO.,
Daniel MURPHY, S Lancaster CO. account o: d.
DillO 81 W, stern and Lancaster co.
various accounts, 5Nsc.
schamberg Il Paul, I'D Western. 5aGc.
&. Schambcrg h Co, 293 Western. gross. 5Ga6c.
LOwenstein Il Adler. l3o Western, gross, IN
Lowenstein : Adler, II, Montgomery county
F. scllce,z. - Western, gross, sXaszc.
Dennis smyth. 65 i'enh'a and Md, 41zalGc.
Daniel SnIyth 4 Bro. III Western, account OF
VI. t'Osf;S'n1Ll: ~ Lancaster CO.. acct. T..
Seitz; ls Yo'k county, acct. Jas. SawdOn.
596Ac.
Louis Horn, 45 Pa, and ". Va. 4La5Ac.
n. Chain, jr, Al Western, gross. 4LNJsSc.
James Clemson. g. Lancaster Co., 4NNjLc.
NJ. Levi. l2D Pa. gross, 4LM6c.
Bachman & Levi. l29 Western and Ian. co.
gross. 5A@f5lc.
james Eus,nce. - Western, gross, 4@aLc
WIN. sales, 81 Lancaster CO., mi ell. 4G5Lc.
r. hathaway. I6 Lancaster CO., gross, oyJlac.
s. Dr0iiuse, I6 Lancaster CO., 5g51ac.
II. N Miller. ~ Lancaster CO.. ~ 3yjl2c.
j. +. SaolIer & Co. Az Western. 51sGc.
Abe Ostheiin. Is Western. 4Isls5Ac.
Is Mont. CO.. cows. 3L6Qfxc.
Sheep and laInl,- were inactive, although
prices were nc. lower.
We quote ~ follows:
Extra 6L@Gisc: GOOD, 6lGL<c; Metlium, 81
@55zc: Common 51<95tsc; Cuils sc Lambs 81
@7%c.
Samuel Stewart soil $50 head dressed sheep
Mt s17c.
Hoys-The market during the past week was
slow. although prices. in sympathy with the
Western maj keiS. were rather hrIner.
We quote as follows:
Extra, SH@91zc; Good, SI@9Isc Medium,
@sMc.
PARK DROVE YARD SHEEP PRICE CURRENT
Extra, ITO 60 l3O pounds. .6I@61Sc
10 ~. ~ 10 ~, OS ......................6 ey61%G
LAMPS ........................... .....34W6Ac
IN
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At A TEA GIVEN AT THE UNION
~ Home tor Old La lies ut Philadelphia re.
Gently, quilt of 55.5l2 pieces was exhibited rs
I he handiwork of one Of the inmates, who has
three years on this quilt. and threaded every
needle herself. kIDNEYCURAi i I Tea. and
il sold ut so cents pack. 1T your liver or kid
neys are out of order it will pay you to buy it.
Fore sale ut
KACFFMAN'S DRUG STORE.
No lI6 North Queen Street.
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SALE OF BEEF CATTLE.
Roger Maynes, ljO Western and Lancaster

gross 596Lc.
A. 4 j. Christv. 2O3 Western gross. 4A6Cc.
E. s. X. =. McFiilen. 2iO Western 511G6%c.
Ulman & Lehman Bros. s6 Lancaster CO.. ac-
count NJ. UIman, Jl95A s. Lancaster
co., own account, 5G6c 81 Lancaster CO.,
account j. u. Baer, 4A@6c.
Owen Smith. 70 Western, account Martin Full
Ter & co.: 30 GO J. Sasiler & Ca: l6 Pa.
account r. A. Schaner II do j. X. ThOm-
son, 5N6Ic.
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Si'ECIiG. NOTICES.

Nervous debility, weakness and decline pre-
vented by q timely use of Matt Bitters.
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General Butler acknowledges to have been
neatly shaved with Cuticura Shaving Soap.