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, 1881-08-13

Vassar college Is ono o. tae N notable lungs
on tho hudson 1s'ser wl'fcl. the to,lrlst looks
n,,omt ~ o ,,Iio on, "; i,oIf from iho 1,"htnnn.
a, i ,'o t~o ~ ,,,o,, ,; i. T. lillian +" tnr
sle n''lnG, I,oh Wh.c'' !. ~ t1'o'en W M'.u
vet,,ns objects. eom"s .,'., mg1,.ce,,s Ign nt,n
md bcinr finely rartlelotl and parked, is nj.
@ "aoat % 1eaii,attnm NJ yrilcr ,, III IN ~ to,7,c,,,y
so,ic;e t'se "i,sorvos ~ omnvso,s s roo', ',f
SThe Princess About four i.unire.l
"sweet Girl grntluntcs will, golden naIr,"
fro,,, avery ~ stnto In tha itnio, 1tere INKS
tira u J,'5 u ,,,nrnn,, ~ 1 ,,,;rarsttv ,o.o ors s
as those in Tic colleges OF Harvard
and Yntc. Tie grounds cover m extent OF
about 5 @ aoo aaros, Gre including a iako fcd by
springs, where boats aro Mt tao disposal OF
woodland retrcnts, which are fnyorit spots
for study and rcatilng and large circular
lawll.ten'ils ana eroluee gIou1a,; Waicn ~
te,,:foot sections Tor eact Of tho young ladies'
WHO have 4 taste for Horticulture. K tloral
snntot,, ,,,r t,on1, for,nod All hoat,loa ti,o
sos,Iiy s osu H.. oaie,., ,,e,or '1 M sntan,oni
prtvliego or ns!nE tho lioWors Ior nosahlcnt t,cs
setsseGtlnn anu Tor pefsoia! adofnment, uele
qi,o ilst;ayy ifa!ry Hos tRs tnS n'arta eSg!s ha
students !rs Obliged. rs part IT,, 9f ti,o
dally routine, t9 report at least nlle
n1nrs exercise, otner ~ Iowng, RaTnrGsntnR, rs.a
sktutnE esoM"et. oF 9y!t!.s IT,, H., ,,,r,.; nu r. r.
c|tatioI HoMts nIo !lon1 IL uae lmolnits 70
III tne htterhnnls5 anu tnc pupils nre lfec to
spenn Lne REMAINDER o. uie Wy eit4or ~ tiio
ellitlinE Or otit or un0ts, the lAttar ,nneinG py
Iar tnosl popuiar Ut llne Wcatnof. ilcAsMtr
noats. 1alaMett ny yonlle ihNias' skln1 acIosS
Inc lnRe VIII nspeeu tnAt shoWs tttetI 1ysi,GInt!
ueVeiopnlant .as NOT oeoh H. neMeeten. Wniie
Z scaeuiie nl tAn Me!t!S ptufes LINZ t niie
cfAItltlLiE pttEcss lpr lnsaiecalHAl ~.
nroveii!ent IS ot a Gon9 at IT, expense o. tne
aevonr aatiy loI5 peii Z not ~ Gntnt ~
pounds Of beef, mutton. or lnluo. or
Hevcllty'1iNe snau' 11f uihncft 01tef
rIh potlilus Oh lilo Dess steMk LOT ulenK- lessK,.
1nstl IloY co1soille ~ alarts OF nlaiK
per dieill. aila loo pouhds OF phtter;
h!so tWo1hlfas OIL ~ oartoi q
Eranlllated sugar. =, e'gllt polllius OF
c9itcg Ilu ityo ponlas oI 1cn III tIle sn1ilu
tiiMol Ihlnk OF Iao nerves; llKo liarps o.
Lhottsana stlhEs, th1t afo pt1Mg strHIiE
1of intuIe curtain !Gcturesl CNhheu !EHlts
oil ~ snfts arc eaten ~ enormous 9uantltlnst
atlu twice week nt 9lnheF tIe lafllo
Tears uG away with NO QuaF9 Gl ICE,
oreallt: FarlnacGous toqu npoltnus. n9verAl
VariennS OF preaa Nfe Always NJ INC tanle ~
proinsloil. Two attlc!Gs, WIN ofenM anu
butter, afe alWays stppalea NJ tets. Wlnthr
Rsmgs ongxwleat sos1,: ant flee cnKe, ai
@Suu Si9,,a, SGnra t.. .ho ,,.o, ~,a,,,. .,,t,p,
halls, rotSct0flcs, nll1 uorniOries. are q
sGloql suld entlery o. Art museums 0t 1iAtNIha
history, gcu!9gy, botatly, aiad othqr KilufGtl
, 1881-08-13

Is 0lled with thousand yMKuu fears, |
Aud spcrtrcs 10 wnn and SO weary
Meet ny here by tho fountain Of toara
have dune with nil lnvlng nnti R!adnrsa,
havu spilled every drop ur Iifc's wine,
And tho Ices nro M tnocking MS madness,
And dull as th1s hoartach1 OF niiho.'
July 6, 1881. FANNY DnlscOLt..
TIE NEW GIRL.
"Now, Charlie, you'll bo sire 10 rcnlenl-
.ber."
"To remember what? ?" said Mr.. Meredith,
with n hopeless expression of lnsunttyon his
cut,mtcnatce. Kate Meredith dropped both
1.nntts DIES pntringIy nt ltcr sides.
"C,larlcst'' slle exclaimed, "y0u don't
mean to say tllat you have forgotten u-
ready?"
"A1y lcar,' snid Mr. Meredith, lllmbling
In tho depth Of Ills oyercoat l,ocket for II
missing glove, " l,nve int forgotten, but l
don't exactly remember"
- Tho OYSTERS" suggested Ills wife.
"Ol, yes; the OYSTERS" said Meredith.
Sand tho two ounces Of double xephyr.'
t'Exnctly."
"Antl tho depot l!ack to be waiting Mt .
o'clock for your cousin fruM phfla,le!phla."
Mr.. Meredith Slapped hts llallds III tho
table. "Sho Is coming to-day, 1 declare to
goo.tnessr' l,e ejuculnted.
"Antl q dozen f1nva.la 0ratlgcs orttessert.
nnd two pounds Of white grnprs. nitl st't.e Of
thoso delicious little Nipples biscuit-ol, md
let them send up girl from st. C'uIr's."
"A-whtcha'
IA girl, you goose. For general tlo..sc-
work. Pllcbo went lIona tils morning with
u faceache, nllu I cnn't he loft atono with
company coming a,ld NIL Mimi slle's I, good
cook and understands wattlng ut table"
And Afr. Meredith rushed Oft to catch the
9:3O express, With n Kaleidoscope confusion
OF grapes, zephyr wool, tlennt hacks, oysters,
and seryant-alaisls carccr,ng through, his
brain, which BODIED Ill for Mrs. Mcrodttll's
domestic pians
While that latly, clasplng both lantls over
her head III Il sort Of traglc despair, rushed
down Into tho Kitchen, where Il vary goml-
looking young lnan Of g or % WIS Of, his
knees In front OF rangc, trying to coax
most unwilling fro to burn.
"Weilr' saisl he.
"Ton,," cried she, l,ysterlcally, "can YOU
mako n lobster saiad"'
Like book" sald Tom.
.A,,d coiree.'
II learned III Paris" ...
"GoOu. Aud ! cnl Nuke buttcrnlllk Bis
cutt,-a,li betwcon us VIC CHI get up II t!eeet
lHnel. f9r ''y you''g, Indy from Ihladepl't'.
..'.Weli?" again remarked Tho young i,ln,.
"proytGonco iiIst proyidc.u sighed the
matron.
".Til1ra's M old cl,tntz.colore,l rooster III
ths hh|nlEnynE 1,d,,, could catch him I'D 'aso
aTnM,' iii vou oycr nako n c,,tckru stewn,
ma" - "'@@ y 'se"'
"Thon you tlo uot 1,now w,nt van aro
+,1lrfr,s ,f,c,,t ii .niT to in,iv .rt;1t, ~ .,'',
ns"nriiv. asii "'ou'' o"4" '"o '"'S "''' "'''o
!. Yna in i'm 0nions po,ntnaa cotorv
ncari lnr"y xy;t;, @ ,,,r If fpjit.oce; snjtw; es'o's
Nnnso,y,s.,T ;.tdrrM,toJ ~ ~, N.r.,;t,,
~, ,s tIat ,o,.a,nr tt IT'S ~,
,a,a XIV ~ r,," ,s VIZ ~ ~ 70 @
nj ,n,try ~ s ,n,ya,a ,sr s,tntc. fH to ocstu, vt.,
t.r,. i, liz .,Ichu". tIIp'',,t,, r. H., ,;tt
, 1881-08-13

Ono Ut a Cincinnati Iudga's reasons TOR Fefus:
lnx to grant = ltyurt0 tu u man Waa that he hhd
launched flrr tnt6 tho nilist Of inIuitles which
surruund .l,o path RI 4 cotnely and yuutatul fu*
luunt contact with worldly potp!u." III othor
words, ho haA aent her nut NJ i 6o0k axaut.
, 1881-08-13
Mt tho tlonr of ". tlo 1.cssrps gaming saloon
pretty 1'n1nts ltDynI nctrvss."

klEAI tlNllIH liGtat I"
Is very fond of Il pr.ctfcHl JUkc.
rlip lnlcst characteristic anil trio incident
lit relation fp,,"Alcci " II MS follows:
Among Ills; 1leigl,bors was MI attractive
young widow, wl,oM l,e thought 1lc ought 10
sstnw some Interest i'll, 1le being firmly Ut the
opinion TINT Il willow 0f tho Qualities 0f this
nns WIS qualified 10 mako some mans life
happy.
Ntrcttng a,l.: acquaintance who wns viii
over md u preactnr. Ito acc0stGd him:
"i'Arson, BY Halifax, To yo,l know what l
think you want? Yon wnnt wife,
"rshaw," laughingly responded the rev.
crcnd, :" don't want n wife. Mr.. William
antt.n !.
Yes, you tlo. tt,ough," Insisted tho other.
"Yuu whit q woman 10 look after Your
house md relieve you from tho dismal life OF
n wtl0wer.n r.
"urar'ting that all you say Is true, Mr..
Wiltiai,son." sntd the preacher, "l,ow n,ll I
could get 10 marry me-" ....
"By 1latliaxi' wns tho rcady response,
"you needn't let TINT little matter bother
yo,a; tltore's Widow Blank. she would marry
YOU without any delay"
swell, suppose you ask her" observed tho
Lonesome shepherd.
by llalifnx, III do IT,. declared tho vol.
nnteer matrimonial neEotiator. Ms he passed
When lle reached hong md notified Ills estt-
1nablo alil practical wlfe Of tho delicate mis-
sion l,c WIS nbout to undertake.. tlttt 'at(y
GT"tnt!y n9tf @ not to "HkS H. foqlo t
abandon sltcl, i'll undertaking before .tlnfst-
Ing It, md lie lost no time IN seelstng. tho
widow and prnponMl'ng the direct inquiry,
E,s' Tn biushins wi wid"W dS''s adsWefei, S "Why
! Alecl, he wouldn't want tn marry me- :
, 1881-08-13


ing-room. where Mrs. Meredith WIS arrang-
IN" KIT es ss ,as .wcI ' FL sa c' a tho
ter. I'epci,d, al;"i, It SIN i,ns 1,nt always
g;'4at w"Tss n II tsir k,s m gGSs ,tSsr Sk; S' s;, 'c
tgntze,i ti.e grant ultl words 1T oi,ce,-hcr
Eyes hr!Klltenc. tstMl yoH s!.oilld llavc seen
"Nnntctl Shakespeare t, Il common Kitchen |
girlm erirt Mrs. Meredith u alnazel',elit.
k'ysn s1,,ak sir[; Er11ovo IN hitch ,o ,c,ow stn,rs
sntt lIs stst'er .lIs.lainfV!y:, t. ..t,. .,..
but 10 cousin from philadelphia arrived, ITO
hnck rolled up 4, The tt0or., ,,,..,
, N,,lt ,av asaa s Na,e st; MSS Sn,er T
trnt,,.. Chnrlio will be 81, yexu'. l}ot. how
eyer, slo MT 50 mich ,nIr,l company ct,,!.-
ccl!cnt Eir!. .,,.,.,.., ..,.r,
rabbit frisasse. with ilessort of c,!starl a!.i
ielly, wax duty served 1t precisely o''cloSk,
nt wtiic llolr NJ ,Metenit'' loM1'ce. H. hot
and iIi,stlcd VIII tI!o l'aste 3'o ''au 'nftle.
.Wnete y Bug ~,
"A!y c0slslti from I1lllaaclpiala'"
..Not cothc'"
~: MEREDITH, trcw sigh of mingled relief
"I'hc,,, after all, 1t Is not su uniucky,"
said he.
"Wlut Ia not 30 very ,,nlucky? Ny dear
Charles, you aro expressing yourself Mltu-
gutinr In u rldGln.n
"Tlnt lurRot NIL abnutl tlle oysters anu
tho ycpllyr w0nI. md tic scryWnt gtr|.''
"FnrEot 9'' '''0 ...
rcs-forgot! Isn't TINT plnin English ~
"Dut sou did not forget" rt.llloIl*trntcd
inv in the kitcten.''
Mr., Merettitli stnrtctl. II have sent 10
one, Never thought t,f tic gIrf frn1,l tint
moment tu tI,is. / give yo,i itly word aiul
lIDn0r,' 80
'.V]eu who did send her ~ calculated his
wife slowly.
:" Niug t(lo he'll, Let us l,,yo lcr lp here,
WHO klIuws bit she is n,0 ri those conf.
artee women, with nh ryc 10 tho forks niiti
stut,its."
As ilv stokc lie tcrked tho bcl-cord with
sntilc energy. In i ulnutu or so tic i,cw
gir ca,nc i,p c,,risuyinE.
n,mt,zrmnnt. ''''
, 1881-08-13

tint maturity md Natures perfection,
-thosn rxatnpl,,s nse nnt inrlnd III
literature, luweycr :inr. bn, IN thu silent
homes ut Chtistrntnnl, wherever Mtcli a,,d
women ,nlt ol,uy NAlurt, nu4l ut tlo sai1!r
s0clety, nllh tic servants Of high. Interests
ltirr tllnh literature IL. but tito illcst ~
a,np!cs pt llumat, happiness nr0. not III THO
fnt,ln,,s novels nor Iii tMnrtet Iiistory, hut
tl,hse who LEM, nj! Inner tfM ~ wt'!l as u ysi-
il,lltg; hut IU n,,n cus, ntrorl IL wilt or
search fnr IT, willie nil tlle tls,cst nNl u,,,INr-
inv Interests Of lIfe involyn tho activity ct. q
lifei'nie. Il II tieetitg uassiplt lnyn9 THU
burns !,e thtnRs the. ,vorlA Is on !lrc. l,nt
where Is t'ie fuel tO kecp his very s,Mall fire
g0tnR9 Tint which IL uxnected tn Inst iifty'
years requires STRONG fonl,tlatol', constnntt
that which IL desired 10 Hive fnreyer must
rest upon everlasting foundations.
, 1881-08-13

,v ,:;,:,;
dut,
Sl!o net him Mt tho door, "Come Into tho
larl1r, UhuwlBy," s!lp a..ld, ''alll I'll pay
ynu.n An hour MfterWArl SHE was cOlttr.Gt-
!ng fresh debt ut tho tcacrea1n sa!oon near
, 1881-08-13
NEI11kAHA.A.
William Philips, Ashland, oombtnatIon-toot
cHtcAG0 HNRSc MARKET

Uf1IVH0U 1UHSE MHHkETp IT
Following Is tho report Of sales for tho week
nj +, j. Ucrry s. Co.'s bionroe street horso mar
, 1881-08-13

WIS Hle unconscious OF wlnt sl1n Il ID :-tels
~ Witll nts;;i,,lng tetnl! pt Natl,sinls r.
iorellt wo,tel,, theH addressed Himself 10 iile
tln.Igt1tars ot inbIv'uen, my! finally married
IN Austrian !'r!nrcss. Tltis nlono s|luws
hsw ixc, rn9srtls!sy 4na s =, Tug %o SsS' fpssr .y M
ps!ses, mt brad to fflen.lshlp for ino'l, llo
looked upon women Ss II tilYy wuro simply
a1d suri9 services ,whlei! ,thvy cuuld
ronduE 4le,.eo 10 haso.l them wlIen
they !ta.! whit @ lnnst iine M,'l'el, hnse.
1ssf-Iossess;S"n ses;. an't H. splrited to,,gMs.
yl,l,tl.res l!nilsat Justly oxelaIl.Is; jso,.
Utctt! thactld Ja.Uls tltslmeri Sapueon
tried TO cu',tl1er women PRECISELY ss !le Ut.
sastarati ,u! i issfy sGyfs M' sis III IT, ',fst sy
vh!le'l would l'Ayo .u!,aircd alssl !oyes!, Just
E,luI! u ltlan IN Sap0lrnll wHs, will, all !ia
glart,'g faults; Gut tlIe very i!o,nagu with
a" 6rass by lis isoIollcs, t % lis a"rttric. S.
Ills syurlasi,!is snspicto,'s. ills iMlrtlie,,ct.,
antt lils cruelty; lio lnay lavo apprealnto'l
IT, .',,y ',ssiy .yrs, f eSt3; ; ~ ys isFs H. v'
leltyr Expresses tho ex9uisIt l!npo tint tho
sentiment whlul. lo Ind experienced md o;x-
srxs s1te s,1i II H. " t 9s'''ltt to sFo"-as grain
What aro lie 1.inb!est gifts wIttci, ,lu','o
woiilrt Gnlt bcst0w alt !slen?' l.uri BeucnlIs-
field DECLARES thut VI hls stccessct E,,ya lIit!
fall sat!siaetlo!! ~ 1lly y y i"r ~ e v S1,,l
Ull thol'tsolve are rnrely aware 0f tho
sl,nraIlf ulil,slu which they exuri, not only
t, to agl'IInti ;I,ni aa ssatisnt q S,
insplrHl writer III thu wll0is liternturo ct
tanrnElty, |loxAil to .WrllD wl!ul, lIp sisw Ills
wIfu; When sl,e died llo ceasHl 1o l,n M At,.
t!aptl. of i won'nIi'a Infection ure l,otoro.,s.
a {NkQF GILL CltSt away lllH daughter, n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-30

Phtl0delph10 market.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April aO.-FlonI quiet,
but. firm; superfne, ut Is 25@3 40; ex-
ira % 87G4 . Ohio ami Indiana family
&5 5O66 90: Penna. family - 1895 10 St. Louis
family IS 75@6 25; Minnesota Extra a5fl5 y do
straight, S S7@6 25; winter patent ss bO117 30
spIing do s. 1901 Is.
Rye -four nj S. 90.
Wheat firm and in fair.tlemand; No. 2 West
ern Red, 81 % Penn'a Red and Amber, 81 2211ss
al 23%.
Corn firm for local use steamer, &c
yellow and miXed 5S159c.
Oats quiet, but firm No. white, i315Oc
No. 2, do, 4Sc: No. 8, 10 47c; No. Mixe.'
A6Hc.
Seeds - Cool to prime clever irn!cr al
6A@7h do do Timothy jObbing, % lO1; l.
DO do Fiaxsee' dull ut 81 30 bid
Provisions stea'iy: mtss pork SIS . bee:
hams, $2@23; indian MSS beef, s2l422, (. o. b..
BacOIl--smOked shoulders 7c; salt do 61Sc
smoked hams 1l@llIc; pickieh ham. 354G
l0Hc.
Lard steady; city kettle 1lA@lle: ios'a
butchers llZc; prime steam, $Il IS.
Butter dull, and weak: Creamery ext IA
25@26c do good to choice 2@2i; Bradford
county and New York extra, E02ic. Rolls
sluggish ; Penn'a ll@lsc; Western l7@ls, ~ 20
quality.
Eggs dull; Penna. and Western Mt H1a1
15c.
Cheese firm and in fair demand; New York
full cream 13x0lic: Western full cream at
13c do fair to good, ll1d0l2c: do half skins
9@llOc: Pa. Skins 754c.
Petroleum steady: refined nc.
Whiskya ut 81 on.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-30
STANDS By GOWEN.
A Heavy stock and Bondh0lder Ct keadiDg
who Opposes . Change.

A Heavy stock and Bondholder Ct keadinn
who Opposes . Change.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-A petition
was filed in the clerks Office of the
United States circuit court this
morning by Sutherland n. Seely,
who asks to be allowed to in
tervene as . party defendant in
the three suits now pending in that
court against the Philadelphia s Reading
railroad company. He states that he is
the owner of 1O, 900 shares of Philadelphia
s Reading stock, and of s20O, 900
of its bonds; and that on January
Is he subscribed for his quota of deferred
income bonds, viz, $500, 1000, on which he
paid the first installment on January Goth.
That certain persons claiming to be presi-
dent and managers are now endeavOring
to obtain control of the company, and that
in the event of their success they will, in
disregard of petitioners rights, CO. operate
with McCalmont Bros. & Co., in all mat
ters in controversy.
Argument upon the petition asking for
the recognition Of the new officers Of the
Philadelphia s. Reading railroad, presented
to the court Of common pleas, was post
pOned on account Of illness of plaintiffs
counsel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-30

The funeral services of Miss Ellen Magee
took place in St. Mary's church at %
o'clock this morning. Solemn requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father j.
c. Hickey. assisted by Rev. Mcbride, OF
Harrisburg, as deacon, and Rev. Father
McKenna. of York, as sub deacon. Alb
solution of the body was given by Rev.
DR.. Mccullough, of st. Mary's who also
delivered an eloquent eulogium Oh the
Christian character and walk in life of the
deceased. The reverend clergy in attend
ance and many other friends at the con-
clusion of the service followed the re-
mains of the deceased to the Pennsylvani ia
railroad depot. where they were transmit
ted to Philadelphia for interment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-30

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excrucfatinK pain OF cutting teeth
If SO, 60 at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUp 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon 1t; there Is no mistake about 1t.
There is not q mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, who Will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; 8 cents q
bottle. mar7-Iyd&wM,W&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-30
COURT.
What was Done tins Morning.

What was Done tins Morning.
Court met this morning at 10 O'Clock
for the purpose Of hearing license cases.
The list of old stands was called over and
licenses granted to all the old tavcrns,
eating houses and liquor stores against
which there were no remOnstrances. A
large number of bonds were presented and
approved.
In the case of John w. Ryan ct al. VS..
the Hanover Junction railroad cOmpand
On June ), 1880, VIM. Leaman and j. Hay
Brown, esqs., were appointed masters.
They were directed to ascertain the
amount of bonds issued. under the mort
gage executed, the amount of all other
debts due and to whom said debts arc due,
the order of priority, and all liens, whether
under said mortgage or otherwise, and to
report to the said court such form of decree
for the sale Of the road b. d, right Of way,
franchises, or other property of said
corporation, as may be proper
under the circumstances. The report
of the masters was presented to
court and exceptions were filed to it. The
court this morning made decree in the
case to the effect that the claim of Henry
L. Wolf amounting to 81, 1890 for cor
tract work is the first lien on said railroad;
that the mortgage in the bill of complaint
is second lien {; that the said railroad has
made default in the payment OF interest
due Oh it's bonds that the said railroad
pay the interest on the said bonds that
in default of such payment the railroad,
road bed. right OF way, franchises, &C., of
the said Hanover Junction & Susquehanna
railroad company be exposed to public
vendue in the city of Lancaster. VIM.
Leaman and ]. Hay Brown, esqs., were
appointed commissioners to make the sale
advertisement to be made in the Lancaster
Examiner, Harrisburg Telegraph. Balti-
more Sun, Philadelphia Press and North
American.
Judge Patterson delivered an opinion in
the following case Jacob w. Coldreu and
wife's assigned estate. Rule to show
cause why the account of the assignee of
said assigned estate should not be opened
for exceptions, &c. The rule was made
absolute and the subject matter referred
back to the same auditor to hear and
make report thereon in connection with his
report on distribution.
Constable Appointed.
Joseph w. Hurst was appointed cOnsta-
bic of East Earl township in place Of Mar
tin CRUDE, who resigned.
Sentenced.
Mary Goudendorf, who was convicted
of receiving stolen goods some time ago,
was sentenced to three months imprison
ment. Her sentence was postponed, as
she was wanted as witness against the
Buzzard boys, which were recently tried
and in one Of which she was the principal
witness. For that reason, and because
she has been in Jail for nine months al.
ready, her sentence was made is light as
possible.
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.N.fRkETS.
New HOrK N sss.AoI.

dull and in bnyers' favor; Superiine State.
s. 9CQ4 50; extra Ito a 55@4 Is choice do - 7O6
49O; fancy do s596 Is: round hoop Ohio "a b54
ern 81 Sl04 50: common to gOOt; ex-
ira do - 5OlD4 30 choice do s. OO06 IS; choice
white owheat do s5G6 OO. Southern dull !;
choice do Is s5Q7 co.
Wheat unsettled cash heavy and 1zas.c
lower; futures strong; No. l White, cash.
a. Is !; do May, 81 2s11s4l 2ssS do June, 81 Ie7s
(1l %.
Corn-Cash 213c lower: futures steady;
@J61c.
Oa:s a shade stronger--statc, 46@53c: West
ern, 4JMD5Oc.
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The London Hair Color Restorer' IS the
most delightful article ever introduced to tho
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair Restorcrs, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render ,nany
other articles for tho hair obnoxious. Where
badness or falling Of the hair exists, or prema.
ture grayncss, from sickness or other causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause n healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandru1f, etc, ut the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, fragrantly pcrfumed, rendering it
soft and pliablc, making it an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color RestOrer. Price IS cents a
bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot for the
United States, s3O North Sixth street, Philadel.
pliis. mll-lydTTh& F&w
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Itching fil.s-Symptoms and Cure.

111eB-Syp7FC0h1D L
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly Mt night, as if
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum ; the private parts are sometimes af.
fccte6 !; If allowed to continue very serious re-
suits may follow. DIR. Swayne's All Healing
Ointment Is q pleasan: sure cure. Also for
letter, itch, suit rheum, scald head, Erysipelas.
BARRIERS itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta-
neOus eruptiOns. Price, 50 cents. three boxes
for $l25. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ccipt of price in currency or three cent post
ge stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4
Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
marls-lyMwS&W
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By WIRE.
The News OF the Afternoon,

The News Of the Afternoon.
Sir Edward Thornton, present British
minister at Washington, will probably be
transferred ito st. Petersburg-Sir Austin
H. Layard,going to Washington.
Kennebunk, Me-, had $4,000 fire
to-day, the sufferers being ]. W. Sargent,
Il. N. Norton, G. P. Howell and F. NJ
Ross.
The British steamer Tararua of Mel.
bourne has been wrecked ON the reefs off
Otago, New Zealand. Eighty persons
were drowned.
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BREAK IN "PENNSY."

OcOasiOned by KunOrs In Connection With
the r. w. & b. Purchase.
PHILADELPHIA, April go r. M.-The
Pennsylvania railroad is now quoted at
6S9@s bid. 1t is tluctuating in cOnse-
quence of rumors regarding the divideud
and the appOrtionment of new stock for
the purchase of the Philadelphia, Will
mingtOn & Baltimore.
The officers Of the Pennsylvania deny
the rumOrs afloat and say that nothing:de-
finite has been agreed upon in the matter
OF either dividend or new issue, and that
the finance committee will meet at II i.
m. on Monday, and the board at 1 P. m.
Of that day to settle the questions.
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Mr.. c. 3. PORTER, Druggist, Towanda, Pa.
For several years have been troubled with
Catarrh; have tried many remedies, without
much relief. Ely's Cream Balm has proved to
be the article desired. having wonderful re-
suits in my case. I believe 1t to be the only
cure. L. q. CoBuRN, Towanda. Pa. May Il,
1879.
MEssRs. ELY Bros, Druggists. OswegO. n. Y.
The supply Of Cream Balm purchased of you
sold rapidly. Such Is the demand have had
occasion to duplicate my orders no less than
five times within three months. Ny custo-
mers have found this is no humbug, but pre-.
paration Of real merit and evidently a SOW
ereign catLolicon for the cure OF Catarrh An
article that will produce such results will
prove blessing to any community. WN.
Tuck. Druggist, WilkesDarre, Pa, Jan. es 1880
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