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rim I1s1,nl Number OF New Bills,
Good, Bad, and Indifferent,
Introduced.
AliveIy Battle in the House Over
the Smelling Committee"
Resolution.
rtnal Adoption Of the Measure bS Tint
1tuAy by Vote OF Yeas W,
Na5s ~.
p,ocsed;pgs In Various Committee Meet.
inga After the Legislative Ad-
journmout.

PETITIONS.

TILE 9ENAIG'
fETiTi,Ss. -
spsttat Dispatch u 1hf chtfapo 1f'oHnf'
SPRINGFIELD, 'n''. -".--ol tan "pt"''l4 "
he Senate tl!s 1'lof''lhg tllc 'ls'a' ..hpet ~ -,
wtons nat'e t'leir apf'eaFa'lee. Neat's W.
npIes were ereptese''tet''-foaas't temperance
o.sen,argattl1e, rfc., ETC. ......,..,.
'ErbIsrs FisoN coMM!TFEEs
we're tlen 'aat!"' Ih9 itlore ilnpos1aht ones
we're reported last Hight ft'er tae eollcl''s'o"
rithe various eo'''nllttee t"enttesS.
The proceedings OF the Ca',al tohmit1ec
snl Tue addresses miltle before That ofsai'i2a-
tior we're oruefetl nrl''te'.
lNfEsTniAfloS.
Srnns"r Wh1lihs h'','eu .Ee"s.s'ustu's. ,ltI.,
ot the vote w WHICH .eeh"1ol -""nHs "'!' W
vay certain owhcfs o1 ca"alpoh1s a'1a ea'eues
Destroyed OIL ''le canal sou se'.t" S''eg, ~ , W."
referred ~ aHleclae cofatalltee. ~ "t1t-
iry was " the olh'''dl1 llsat 1h' ,11i''s'l""
pie with all toptrs brought before tnet'. I'll"
saw no use III creating II specEaI con''li'!tee'
Senator M.'1'' said l!e desired tut lfeFes-
t1satlon, null moved that tue hGhatc feso''o
itsclt into Il Committee OF the Nhole 10 looN
Ino tho nIatt@r.
THIS noilol WIS dcckaretl ont Oh oiaef
uuder tho rules. T!to motion 70 reconsider
prevailed, itil1 Tie olll Whs releFleu to Ito
Judiciary Camsntttee.
Tie Merritt resolution, LOOKING toWa1u
another. Investigation OF tic kallfoaa anu
Wasghallse lluard, was ttlcn takeh ny. As
ml,trrs Ut tie 1loust. atnl Senate Jurisdiction
Of the investigation. III amendment was
made iii Committee yesterday to refer tho
matter tu tllo Warehouse Committee. Tile
subject, matter thereof was divided. and 1t
vas lnoyes that SO much OF said resolution
rs refers 10 M investigation of tho railroads
bt sent to tile Rnilr0Ml Committees OF tho
House and Senate, while Inquiries rs t0
warehouses;, Eraln inspection. etc.. should DO
referred to thu Warehouse Con'nitsccs or
the tinnsc anil Senate. After protrnctcu
,reu,ueut, tho wl]olu matter wns rccomihit.
tal to tho Committee OIL Warehouses.
JUSTICE swAyyE'y srccEsso1,.
Senator Campbell presented resolution
rcdIe.sfnt tllo 'Trcstdchr 0F ihe United Statrs
10 appoIut \ suitable person from tho Scy-
en,l Judiclat Circuit to fill my vacancy
which may occur l,y tic resignation of Mr.
Justice Swaynp. of the Supreme Court. The
rules were SUSPENDED for tho purpose Of
.o,ls1,lerInr the resolution.
Senator Walker. Of Maco,pin, trusted tiie
,esoiullon would pass by unanimous vote Of
iho Senute
Seuator Campbell .satd he presented The
resolution Mt tho request of tho members Of
the Chicago Bar, It was unanimously
laop!e,l.
rn1STlS0.
Senator 1}ent moved n reconsideration of
the yote by which tic resolution enbotiying
The report Of tho l'rintini. Committee was
idoptcl yesterday.
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smlly compelled tn keep still becallse Ills
warehouse stood OIL raiErnasl GROUND, alal to
have complained would hayo bcen business
ruin: :; ,
agnltst tho appointment Of q spccu! colu-
tnittcc, moved ~ ~, amendment tu slE!ka
o,lt tt,n words Especial committee of nine"
nnd Insert thu words "th0 Railroad cOl,s-
mites of this House."
yn,.ccy, OF alaconpIN, sniA l,0 cosiH not
SEQ why anybody should object to tho inves-
people 0f tho Stato ut Illinois demanded tllat
| tho Investigation sl,uultl ~ oil.
Krjly, OF Perry, snttl tho people Of the Stato
loolsed to the Legislature to
NtuItT THEIR wItt,SGs.
11o cared nut whnt committee nlndo the III
yestIEnttoil.
rho Mitchell amendment was lost.
Mal,l.ot Ver,nIIlun, thought, frum tho tl,lt-
terlng around, that ''therc WIS hen on"
| fI.auRhtcr,l Thsso were charges nude
ngainst this Doard In the ls,ost c,nphatlo
manner. Members OF the House snls III Kt,oa
faitl. that tho board ought to be investigated;
Thu Should be c''ongh. THIS Doura wus
composed Of honest alad, as ho b0l1oycsl,
reasonably ylrtuous ,neN. II they'wese per-
forming ttIeir stewardship faithfully, they
should be commended. hut TIC paople' had
a right tn know whit tho Noarll Waa tlolnl:.
and tho Commissioners themselves pNght to
court the investigation. The question was II
ntost Important one: DID this 1lonsQ. shy
that thelr Loll.xs should not to Looked Into :
At Nll events, sull,u olto wplild be sure to bo
| happy when the thing was over, So.
Collins, Of Cook, sa!l tho question WAS,
1 .tWJlo IL ArNAlDr' -
Mitchell, Yaaeay, Mau.l. au4 Ao'ylllIams
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81 tr,,.toit rottrnafta f|lnll mt III. cn,lpclch |
To wait illf1re tlinll hall f' No''l lnr iF'ah''
n cnne alUiig. Tho CoinMittGe VIII rectl1Ii'
,upml thr t,loftton Ut Elcllols' resolution !
Calling o.. Gonsiess 10 ns' ,."rn % 'u sc i "a,,
OF f'lltoad ro'sotl.a. m'," .,, ,,'.aa,,af 'n.
so!tttattou tntMrously AFFECTS tho interests Vi
the penptr.
mn, .,,,. .,rio.n,n,,s o,ui rnva rrstrrtfu{ nj
het thth "atc'"oo' "" .s'..a.. .,o,. a.,,.at,."s
tei1io 10 VIC wo"s" ',t',i;.... .sa+,.'"t =;
WHO np~arssi n tho leRls'altv'' IrecitIct 70
urge tic necessity of passing tic 1liIItls BILL
a flrr hparing fran the woti,ei1 Tic Commit
~, ,...,s ms f,torr r. road nyrr ercrv ,,,na
t' uiase'S -, s..' lin ,uxno,, ~ int
M every petition 1raylhg tso passaRe OF l'tas
inncll.n,1pcrtfscd measure, With View to
nsrcr,utntur tta onnutne,,ey5 ur atligrwisc.
'rl,crt, lnvn hcctT something less than IL
irn,,ir,.,, ~ tnns. ,ns1tIons m In ,Iatr. with
'!''tea u .ss pe'.,' fro, art,s, w. Law RIO .rno
i'Iore counties to hear ttofn every aay. Jile
number Of iite1nes thus fhr is nbuut 1D,NM
tf1u. t.op,mtttra will probably bu rratly tn
reEnrt snnutt,inx oil tic lltu1s It'll about the
lst Of June. If not later.
N.Y., ,.M ,I" aa. ,roko far.,, ion ,vl"n
SONG 'lt1le tsihe past p'o@e Aof''' '''""s "Ae''
the llotlse ahoi'tea -
THE M'wiLfiAMs 1sEsot'cT1oS
commissioners. taurtlcr with I'M n,ucml.
"t.sw' . t,.a"t",.",, 49,, lin snr.tn ,rnI,, ~,
,eht ,uil''s"e'. 'tun. ;.t.. n e.n' 49,, 1'. 1". y"
1nii'tgblood, "f FRANKLIN. thc object of
wi,!cl, was simply to rip open the Chicago
gruu tuspcctIul, end of tic hight, III tho l.opc,
snt ~ %iscnvcr;nw INV frree,.iuritEns in Tia
w. ss ~, ~, - ,',,,..i.< 1.n"
l'lsnectso'l business, p"l " ihah'hR nen'o-
cratic calilnl nit nl wlfnt tnAt s1f!e ot tile -
lttlcat house. fondly believe they will find.
Tic AfGWi1lfams resolution went through
by Il vote nf u to Ia,-asl but seven DctIo-
rruts ynttur In thu afI,rmattyr. Then. and
m, ~, ,,,n,, lii tt, lcsx fur.scttn,l ,,..,,.
~. ". 1e ~! so ,en ,a',,, ~. ,"aitn.
bcrs Of tic Republican camp bestll 10 realize
tint they had hccll lctt Into iii ainbAscadc, Us
It were, a,ltt committed tn
cn,,,.txrt, Ar-r,rx.
,,.,, H.. r,",'.'',na,,, .us ,,in,ri., - M nr.
m', n, 'o for ] t,o 1,.,nn, m M,,
l,rty has stood Willing sponsor. Tic Dcnl-
ucruttc coursu was lnarlscd out nj tllc1r can-
cas las' ls'' WIFI :. w. :" uroso
osefs 1lo ha ;s. ete'y ,e leSo'a , .u,,e ~
| The AIcWtlians Investigating sc1te,1e. When
| Youngbloutl offered lis amendment in thu
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j3tt.tgtpabf ittMR.l HtHtidntA,
i see4iy.tiuktnx Xrntletnt1, with wtd cyga
n.ul ttt, much har, qnlai at restaurant netlI-
y n1ut sil le wanssa s:'rt'e1. us"i =, "'tIa
Al atA,I III ltlp w,,lCr rccnv're III uttDHre Wua'
lutiq to t:.u thg EtTslIgar oal, but on s4.,Wt0 :;
el,l Islt,ilty weekly, hi rus plren the bush ntd
pthpr }1tslyetItlcr Au. WntfAl, and 10 Ae0IikH
nia,, who has long lived On sao thla c13e gf IN
hungry tUwn, .-.- Pc 4
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1'E.Ai.

iEAH,
An,cs. Keen t1yaync). I'owc'f
fsceker, Kelly, lfe!l0.
liitnrr, krutl, 1ttHlMtslsnn
nlncknby, I.tHegHr, El,ninGrlaujb
lloyd, Lutte. 1tnbtisson,
i!isaE"' !i.;uE, Maan.' M' Isi:; Eanliry.
15ltll1Rhntn, Martin {NNCou- Eextutl,
C"rr, C' hartin twhttc), :shaw,
t:hut.leid, MrA,1nsnS. Hiutnwhy,
CINrit. scs,nnn. SnlIth,
co|as SSI'aaai 'irlp. !S Ms!'"aSy, S!";'': s!"9as
ttDltnH. Mr!aHM. ,Stowttl.
Cox, McW1IlluttH, 'eiilliynli,
t,ran1nll. .AticrtNtnWskls summon.
ErOnkritr, Mieurr, trlnr'tt0n.
s' Dn.is,' M"rKu;,t, M;su; irmlsTwond,
Dufy, Murphy, yAMguey,
i:asiIfi i:ax''sli, Sis'Ss, Sis%t M%"!@s, %
t;s,, Esxa t,msf'. ttni1asa $s!is Ms!ssi Cook,
snse'' s;,rnsar, 1:a,SSn,;' 1n; t,tadt- XiiSs,,ks,
Gr.cr, lsun1, WiIltgr.
Ilarris tsayette)I Icntxun Cook, Mood tN,,ox),.
Harvey, p1rrin* W0ud tIlsItnfbl.
.iHi,'rs. piors",l N'rceuc>i iuura.
Keen tWabashA Postcl, iounEhtool-96
NAYS.
Allen, Dysnrt. Phelps,
iiisi,iSsin, l!aF1rn;s' tcooh), l:,iioek,
llntk, lftryer, ltehnrls0n
litx,w,l, 1n!cks, tA<hnss>,
J!n,,iy, huntington. Hoo!kwc.
Campbell, MelSnllc. Strattnn tJef-
CARTER, Mcatnhnn. frrson}.
t;na'si; CnaHiler, 1si!''eEk.''' s!"ek. 1Tte' Tenusy,
Chisholm. MnrrIs. Illunlps0n.
GoilIns iCook), t@kesu,, Wrisiitt a'u-
t:""k t"k, &; 8. i; T. w; 1arIs', wrsnt wia tloouoA
| SlExins, ioterrsson.
AnsEST.
Go';1!ec ;I sttm,n"ns; tn'a".a n;t' s'GFt'ana, ',,,
! itasrr,
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NErGHEDI.HOHD NEWS.


Chief Of Police William Lynch, OF West
| Chester, has been indefinitely suspended
by Burgess Wood for alleged = con
duct unbecoming an officer" The .,ss-
pended chief at once handed over his
star and other appurtenanccs; Of his
Office and requested that a special lrlce:in"
of the town councils be called TO hea:
evidence with a view to his rciEstatc-
mcnt.
The commissioners OF Lancaster an |
Chester counties will jointly sell at public
sale the material left over after completing
the new bridge over the Octoraro creek at
Pine Grove, West Nottingham township
on Tuesday, October IS. They will also
receive proposals at the sa.na time for
painting and whitewashins the new
bridge.
While engaged at work upon tie barn
Of Lewis J. Grant, Of Lower CI,anccford
township, York county, On Monday
James Markell, the carpenter, fell from
the roof to the ground, distance Of about
IS feet, and was badly hurt.
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BOGUS BUCHANAN.

Brought Into Court for . Now sentence.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Cdr. John
Buchanan. who has just undergone q SEN
tence of ten months in the Eastern Peni-
tentiary, which was imposed upon him
by the United States court, for having
conspired with others to defraud
the court out of the amount of
his bail, was this morning brought
into Judge Allison's court in charge of
the prison authorities, on writ of habeas
corpus for sentence upon plea of guilty,
in the quarter sessions, to the charge of
issuing bogus diplomas. AS his counsel
was out of the city sentence was deferred
until Monday next and the defendant was
given into the charge Of tho keepers of
the county prison.
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AlnuSenlentE.


Hdrerly's Minstrels To-night.-The famous
Haverly's Maetodon minstrels will appear at
Fu!;Cn opera house to night, and will no
doubt be cordially received. They made q
street parade about noon to-day, and the adj
vertised forty were in line, with a few odd
men to spare. The male fine appearance,
and it the excellent music they discoursed IS
any indication OF tie character OF the enter
tainment then maya most delightful evening
be anticipated.
"Mchael &rogoD,"-So much has been
written OF klralfys splendid spectacular ver-
sion Of j uleS Nerne's thrilling tale that there
is little TO add except that it will be produced
at Fulton opera house tomorrow night by the
same great cast that has mad such 4 successful
season at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia.
II the promises of the management are real
izel this will undoubtedly be theatrical
event OF particular distinction.
''Hearts Of Odk"-This touching domestic
drama, with its wealth of scenic effects and
charming incident, will be produced here on
Saturday night. The piece was played in Lam
caster two nights last winter. and as the In
then declared its opinion upon
the merits and as the company is the same
now as then, including James A. Hcrne, Miss
Katharine Corcorln and the rest, we feel no
hesitation in predicting one of the most salts
factory performances OF the season.
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rsayOr's Court.

John Rattcr, q countryman, CAME to
town yesterday and on account Of the cold
weather got so drunk that he lay down Oh
the pavement Oh South Queen street.
Officer Coylc found him aad took him to
the station house where he spent the re-
mainder os.tlc day and last night behind
the warm steam pipes. He knew very
little this morning about yesterdays trans
actions and willingly paid his costs, after
which lie was discharged.
John Brown was the familiar name to
which 4 one armed man responded when
tie mayor called it out. He came to the
surface on Middle street last night. Officer
Elias found him anchored at the corner of
Frcibcrg street. He was heavily loaded
with cargo Of different kinds of liquors,
wines, &c. He had lost his compass and
one sail and had no idea in what latitude
he was The officer saw at glance that
something was wrong and he hailed him.
He was towcd down TO the station house
and this morning was sent to prison for
repairs. which will be made in days.
Charles Mosscr, who was suffering from
ague, was sent to the aImshouse for 80
days. Three loisers were discharged.
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OBITUARY.,
Death of a Nonceeuatian.

Eleanor Swift, nee Crawford, died yes
terday evening at the residence of her
son-in-law, Rev. Joseph Croft, in Drumole
township. She was born at the Fulton
house on the 18th OF January, 1890, aud
had reached the extraordinary age Of 81
years, months and IS days.
She was deyout Christian, q member
Of the Methodist church, and universally
known and esteemed, and retained her IA
culties almost to the time of her dccase.
Large Funeral.
The funeral OF Miss Kate II. Slaymaker,
who died Oh Wednesday, took place this
morning. Rev. Dr.J.Y. Mitchell conducted
the services at the house of the father of
the deceased, on East King street, after
which the funeral party left for the old
L,eacock church. near Intercourse, where
the internent was made. The funeral was
very largely attended by friends Of the
deceased.
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tRlLADELPHIA. Oct. 6.-FlOur strong, will
fair demand: Superhne, IS g905 50: extr.
at s. 1916 50: Ohio and Indiana family, a
21GS 60; Pennsylvania family 81 :5N
! 50: st. !.Oui5 do SS OOGlS %; Minnesota
Extra - 50zQ7 -: do straight, 81 G5aS co.
9OO.
Rye flour at Sc 20.
wheat--Markct 1irlncr and more active
No. Western Red 81 J0L: Delaware and
pennsylvania Red, 81 81; do Ambe,
Corn firmer, better local demand; steamer
&c; 3 yellow, and mixed, TIC; No. :; Mixed
Oats firm, good lemaud; No. 2. White, 53c
No 3, 30 Sic; No. 2. Mixe;:, ,4sa4s1ac.
Rye scarce at 81 o..
Provisions-Market and prices steaiy; ness
pork, $40 O0020 80 sheet halns, at s22Gl23 India
mess beet $22 80, f. o. b.
BlcOn-smoked shoulders 10; salt tlC
&C.; smoked hams 1414c; pickled hams.
Lard steady: city kettle sls %; loo.,
Butchers sl2U prime steam $l2 G5
Butter firm and fancy lots very scarce;
Penna creamery extra 37GI3sc; West.
ern 3Gc; do good TO choice 3ll34c: Bradford
county and New York extra. 2S@30c firsts
choice, 23@25c.
Rolls none here.
Eggs firm and light: Penn'a o3@2ic; West
ern 2l122c.
Cheese Market firm for choice grades
New York full cream l:Z@l4c Western fui.
cream l3N@l3Lc; do fair tC good. l20l2c; &c
hal: skimmcd sGl0c Pcnna do, 705Tc.
Whisky at 81 Is.
seeds-GOOd to prime Glover dull at 9M6
1oN; Timothy dull, y 759: 80; Flaxse.al
firm at 81 *.
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Tu,n"rs. crysipclas. mercurial diseases.
sclotu!a. and general debility, cured by - DR..
Lindsey 3 BLOOD Scarchcr" ol-lmdSw
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head; market active and higher export . 20
&c IS good to choice shipping, 5 45ke 50:
common to fair. s. 990l IS.
Shcep-Receipts, 400 head; market nrn,
common to choice, - 9O@+ 10.
EAST LIBERTY Cattle Receipts, 39l head
all through; supply for gale light mostly
fair to common everything sold out West
ern shipping grades. $6 % good to extra
butchers stock. "a 90a6: common to fair - 30
e. 20: stockers, s. s56i; bulls, COWS and
seags, - 75G4 SO
HoSs-Receipts. lO4j head: Philadelphias
to fair, $Gd6 3
4 IS.
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pUnLIC sALE.ON TUESDAY. OCTOEEl;
L II, 1881, strictly between the hours of two
and four o'clock p M, will be sold by the un-
E GersiEnea, AZ puDlic sale, on the premises In
on the road leading from Rohrerstown to the
Harrisburg turnpike. about half mile from
Lancaster city the following real estate, VIZ !:
A farm Of Ill ACRES and IS PERCHEs
more or less, of best quality limestone land,
LAND ana otne1 of abr be
consist OF two-stOry BRICK DWELLING,
~ feet square, with wings. all rooted with the
Barn, new Corn Barn, new Hog Stable and
other outbuildings: two wells of water,
one at the dwelling the other at the barn. both
spring house under the dwelling with water
constantly running through the milk trough
and fixed so that the trough can be raised or
same. Fruit trees, such as apples and peaches.
There is body OF limestone near the road
which is valuable and would afford q kiln.
through the barnyard and premises, to which
cattle have access from nearly all the fields.
The whole is under good fences. This farm
years and is in a more than ordinary good
state of cultivat, on. The property is less than
half a mile from station on the Pennsylvania
railroad, where ten passenger trains stop
daily with the convenience OF two daily mails.
TIC Lancaster daily papers are received be-
ISre 10, 6 p B. M Ihe Pr0rerty Is convenient to
nations and schools. Some OF the land can be
sold of to a very good advantage.
Halt OF the purchase money can remain in
the premises, If the purchaser desires. for
three years, at ~ per cent interest. Half OF
the grain In the ground will 60 with the prem
iSes.
Persons desiring to view the property will
call on the undersigned residing near the r.
X. R. Station at ROhrerstOwn.
The sale Will positively be held between the
hours of 2 and 4 o'clock p. m. Of said day.
Terms made known by
TOBIAS DENLINGER.
SAMUEL HESS, Auc. Hempfeld p. O..
&. II. HOFFMAN, Clerk. 4td6, $40
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

Gossip Concerning tho Now Administration.
WASHINGTON, Oct. G.-J. Stanley Brown
states that it is President Arthur's ex-
pressed intention to continue at the resi-
dence of Senator Jones for some time.
The president thinks the extra session of
the Senate will be of brief duration.
After that the president will remove to
the Soldiers Home until the White House
is fully repaired.
The first cabinet meeting of the new
administration will be held next Tuesday,
at which it is expected all the members of
the cabinet will be present. The president
declines to hear any applicants for public
Office.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH

| Tic following statement of WflliamJ Cough
| lin, of SO:ncrvil!c, Mass, IS remarkable that
| we beg to ask for it the attention of our read
! crs. He says: "ln the fall of 1876 was taken
| with Il violent bleeding of the lungs followed
| by Il severe cough. 1 soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. 1 was so weak 1T one time
| that couli not leave my led. In tho summer
| of 1877 l vas admitted to the City Hospital.
| While there the doctors sail had a hole in
my left lung IA big as a half collar. l expcn,..
Cd over a hundred dollars in doctors and med
| icinc. was so far gone at one time a report
| v en-: around that was dead. savo up hope,
| isGt 4 friend told me of DIR. WM HALLS BALsAM
! For TIE Lungs. laughed at my friends. think
ing that my case was incur;.ble, but 1 got a
| bottle to satisfy them, when to my surprise
| and qualification, commenced to feel better.
! My hope, once dead, began to revive, and to-
day feel in better spirits than have the past
! three years.
IL write this hoping you will publish it, so
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
Will he induced to take DR.. Wm. Halls Balsam
tor tho Lungs, and be convinced that con-
sumption can be cured. 1 have taken two
bottles and can positively say that it has done
more good than all other medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
| most entirely disappeared and shall soon be
able TO go to work." Sold in Lancaster at
Cocliran's Drug Store, IS7 and 139 North Queen
street. Iy2S-lydeOdThXw2
\ Cough. COid or Sore vnroar should De
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
cur;,bic Lung Disease or Consumption
Browns bronchial Trcches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly Oh the infiamcd parts, aliaying
Irritation, give relief i'll Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs. Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
TO- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trocnes hare been recommended by physi-
ciai,s and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wcll-merited rank among tie few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at . cents box
everywhere. mS1vdTTh&S&1yw
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4MAKKET,N.
EeW YORK Marker.

New io.K, October G. Flour - Sta.t
ana Western without important change
SnperiinG State at g O46 80: extra do a,
IS s01S 20; round hoop Ohio is 7517 90
choice do & logs 10; superfine western
&c LOl6 10; choice do Sc 9Oas 75: choic.
white wheat do, at 81 25@S5O. Southern scarce
and firm; common to fair extra &c 6Ja
so gOnS to choice do 81 COOS 7J.
Wheat opened I@l%c lower, subsequently,
about nc of advance lost No. Red Oc;O
ber: 81 5i9l 50: do November, 81 57@l 5s1<
G355S.
Corn opened 1aG54c higher; afterwards all.
vance lost mixed western spot, G6Gl741ac
DO future, 74lS05sc.
Oats shade better: state 47a57c Western,
4GI5Gc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

/ PROPERTY.-On WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING, OCTOBER u, 1881. will be sold at public
sale, at the City Hotel (H. II. Power Propri-
etOr). on North Queen street, that fine two
story and attic brick slated dwelling house,
with two-story brick, slated back building at
tached, having eleven rooms. gas, bath, fur
mace, clothes closets (all in excellent Oriler)
Lot fronts 2l feet inches on East Orange
street, and extends southwark 245 feet 10
Grant street, has excellent fruit and frame
slated stable thereon; situate No. 3H East
Orange street, Lancaster, Pa. and known rs
the property OF Mrs. NJ. A. McGrann.
Also, ut the same time and place, two lots,
each q feet inches by 2i5 feet, adjoining
above property on the east
Possession and title April l, 1882.
Sale to commence At ~ o'clock, p. m., of said
day, when terms and conditions will be made
known by BAUSMAN & BURNS.
Real Estate Agents, 10 West Orange street
SAMUEL Hess 4 SON, Auctioneers.
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Tile Michigan Sufferers.

To day Mayor MacGoniglc sent to iiayor
Thompson, of Detroit, $500 TO bc used in
aid Of the Michigan sufferers by tho late fire.
This makes 81, 900 that has TINS far been
sent on by Mayor MacGonislc, and there is
over SEQ yet in the treasury. Further
subscriptions will no doubt be made. The
following contributions are acknowledged: /:
A Mennonite friend. .ssJ Mrs. Chas. A.
Heiuitsh, s..
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Drunken Stuff.

How many children and women arc slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctoring, or the daily use of sOme
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, hat no
one knows what it made OF, who can easily be
cured and saved by Hop Bitters, made OF Hops,
Euchu. Mandrake. Dandclion &c., which is SO
puTc simple and harmless that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. Will you be saved by them ?
See OtiIer column. Ol-2wd&W