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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-14
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Pat ersOn

In the case of David S. Wilmer VS..
Michael Batdorf, the jury rendered YER
dict in favor Of the plaintiff for $3.50. "a.
Adam Keere: vs.. George Better, appeal
by the defendant from the judgment of
A. X. Spurrier, esq. given in favor of
the plaintiff October 4, 1879 for s25S.07.
The defendant in this case bought from
plaintiff in 1873 mill property situated
near New Holland and a property with
a mill and bakery at Paradise. The
plaintiff claims that in the mill property
there was q lot Of personal pi operty which
defendant took possession of, failing to
pay for it. He also used lot of tools on
this property, as we'll as the bakery, for
long time, and failed to pay rent.
The defense claim that all the things
they got were transferred with the prop
eatics to which they belonged. On trial.
Before Judge Livingston.
In the case Of Mary A. Bartholomew VS..
the Lancaster s. Reading narrow gauge
railroad company, the plaintiff called
witnesses to show that the damage caused
by the laying Of this siding would be
between $500 and $1,000. The defense is
that they would not amount to more than
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Is the appropriate tile OF !" pretty paper TO l:c
issued during the comm. holiday season by
Clark 4 Lands, for the benefit OF Lamca -:er's
business men. The beautiful paper issued by
them last season has been greatly improved
upon both i'm illustrations and makeup, and
will be the handsOmest advertising medium
ever published in this city. 1t will be eight
pages and printed on fine paper. The old
frcsidc melody OF Little Dame Crump," Il
tale in prose entitled "lIoW GOldSwOrthy
Brothers spent their Christmas, and several
shorter Christmas ballads will be in ii, and all
will be beautifully illustrated. Its circulation
Will be large and male in a thorough manner,
and our business nc;l will do wclltO take al
vantage OF this excellent opportunity to dis
play their cards They have secured the solo
right of publication in this section from the
New York publishers, and both being practi-
cal printers will add experience TO enterprise.
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E1KN EyS.
PhiladelphIs Market.

fa.LApnLrHIA. October l3.-FlOnI-Markct
very dull Superfne. IS 09V5 so: exits
ut IS 1896 so Ohio and Indiana family,
81 ajGS 90; Pennsylvania family ~ cog
80; st. Louis do IS O0liS D Minnesota?
Extra 81 5007 1j: do straight, " 6J4IS ~;
winter patent IS OOaS 15 splins 90 IS ejl!
9G0.
Rye flour ct Sc 12k.
Wheat dull and unsettled; No. Western
Red 81 4j1a@l i6 ; Delaware and PcnnSlva-
mia Red and Amber, 81 i5Gll 46.
Corn dull anu easier; steamer 1lG912c; yv'-
low, 72472Ic; mixed, &c.
Oats dull and easier; No. 2, White, 5Jc No.
3, tio Sic; NO. 9. Mixed, 4sG:Slac.
Bye quiet at 81 G9.
Provisions dull: meas pork, SIS ID bcci
hams, $2l 5OG22 80; 1ndi. mess beef. 81 ID,
fob.
BacOn-SmOied shoulders 10; salt dc
l.11a@lSc.
Lard nominal: city kettle I2tI; loo huics-
ers' 12@Ql24: PRIME steam $l2 80.
Butter-ChOicc active, other kinds dull
Pennsylvania creamery extra %3Gi0c; West
ern 390 0iOc do good to choice 81 3ic: Bradford
county and New York extra. 2spaDc firsts
26G27c Western dairy extra, 26c ; do good to
choice, s'@25c.
Rolls none here.
Eggs scarce and firm: PENN a aGc; Western
elG25c.
Cheese-Markct firm choice grades scarce;
New York full cream la556ll4c; Western full.
cream l3Lc; do fair tC good, l2aQl2c; &c
hail. skinned SeIlOc; Penna do, 7G5lIc.
sPetroleum dull refined, re asked tor De
cembcr.
Whisky ut 81 Is.
Seetls-GOO'l to prime Glover dull at 919Ge
10; Timothy dull, s. 75a2 %; Flaxseid
nominal Mt 81 10
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Death OF VIM. II. Schuler.

VIM. F. Schulcr an cid ard well-known
citizen, died of cancer of the stomach at
his home, 544 East King street, last even
ing in the 73d year of his age. Mr.. Schu-
ler came to Lancaster when boy, learned d
tho hating business with Dauiel Hcitshu,
of this city, for whom he worked for
many years, and continued to follow his
trade long after Mr.. Hcitshu retired from
business. Mr.. Schuier was an active and
iutc!lic ent man, wollinformed on ell mat
tt.rs Of current interest and genial COM
paniOn. He leaves wife and five
childrcn-two sons and three daughters
all married, and all we'll known and highly
respected in this community. He was a
member of Lancaster lodge No g., l. o.
O. f. and Ee- shah -ko-lce tribe No. %, l.
O. II. NJ. His funeral will take place on
Sunday afternoon. Interment in Laucas-
ter cemetery.
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AifIuSelllontS.

Grand opera in Prospect.-Cn next Friday
the people of Lancaster are TO be afforded Il
rare treat in the appearance here OF the cele-
bratcd Emma Abbott opera company, COM
prising 1itty-two carefully-sc!ectcd artists. and
headed by that distinguished prima .iona her
self, ever II tavOrite with our ,nuslc-loving peo.
pie. Two performances will be given, a
novelty that our citizens should give their sub
stanti;ll appreciation. At the afternoon matt
nee Bales pleasing opera of "The Bohemian
Girl will be sung, and in the evening
Gounods immortal composition Faust Be-
sides the gifted lady who heads the company,
the Emma Abbott combination include, such
names as william Castle, tenor; George Comfy.
blsso: Signor Fabrini and others, while the
orchestra is said to be far above the ordinary
ran, and is conducted by Signor Toma>i. TIE
sl!e of reserved seats will begin at the opera
house Office Monday morning 1T 3 o'clock.
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A Mute CIa-rIarc.

William kintzer was married to Mrs.
kershncr, widow of Philip Kershner, by
Rev. Thomas c. Lcinbach, at the resi-
dencc of the pastor in Womelsdorf. The
contracting parties are both deaf and
dumb. Mr.. Kintzcr is about fifty-eieht
years old and Il bachelor, ard his bride
about forty years old, she having two
children by former husband who aye also
deaf and dumb. The Oldest is at present
attending the deaf and dumb school at
Philadelphia. The pastor wrote the cere-
monies down on paper, and the contract
ing parties read them, giving their assent
whenever it was required in the same
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GUICEAU ARRAIGNED.

| GCfTEAU ARRAlGSED.
How the Prisoner Looked ana Acted.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-There was a
large crowd in the criminal court room
this morning and intense interest dis
played. No unusual police force was
about the court room, although a large
number of detectives were present. At
| Ills Counsellor Scoville entered and i'm
mediately afterward the door of the wit
ness room opened and there emerged
three officers having between them tho
bowed and covering figure of Gui-
teau. The latter was seated next his cOun-
sci and his handouts were unlocked.
He looked broken in health and uncared
for in person. His hair was closely cropped
and his dark clothes rusty and shabby;
and his whole person a miserab!y neglected
appearance. He stood up in languid man.
ner during the reading of the indictment
hiseyes half closed and with look of sickIy
Indifference. He did not manifest the
slightest interest in the scene and but for
an occasional slight movement might have
been supposed asleep At the reading of
the indictment the clerk said, What say
you to this indictment, guilty or not
guilty. The prisoner instead of
responding fumbled in his vest
pocket and produced soiled and
crumpled scrap Of paper. The district
attorney said imperativcly "Enter your
plea of guilty or not guilty. Tho pris-
Oner said 81 enter the plea of not guilty |
and desire to make a statement" The |
court said he must make it at son:e more |
appropriate time. The prisoner sat |
down. Scoville then read tho affidavit |
of the prisoner saying he had no money |
or property and praying the government |
to bear his share of the expenses of trial. |
He then read a second one saying the de-
fense will consist of two points. First,
Insanity, and second, that tie wound in
flicted was not necessarily mortal. It also |
contains \ list of witnesses and AYERS
that the brother of defendants |
father was insane and died in a
lunatic asylum that his cousin, daughter
of another sister Of prisoners father, is
insane and DOW confined in lunatic asy-
lum; that the prisoners father was a mono
maniac on religious subjects, and that he |
can prove the prisoners actual INSANITY |
upon several occasions. 1t also gives the |
names of doctors, among them VIM. A.
Hammond, by whom he expects to prove
that Garfield died by malpractice on the
part of physicians in charge.
wants to Shoot GuI,cau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-While Guiteau
was being arraigncd a man approached
one Of the officers and asked for the
loan of his pistol. He was promptly ar
rested, and proves to be George II. Beth
ard, lawyer, Of Columbus, Ohie. He said
he fought in Gariield's regiment and i'll
tended to get 4 "bulldog" pistol and
shoot Guiteau.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-14
ReadIns's Receiver Rebuffed.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-Judgc Butler,
of the United States circuit court, to-day
refused the application Of the re-
ceiveIs of the Philadelphia s. Read
ing railroad for authority to create
/: Car trust Of 81, ,000, 0GO, and in referring to
the matter expressed the opinion that
the receivership is not intended to be in
terminable, and that if the companies arc
upon a self sustaining basis, no delay
should occur in relieving the court from
the responsibility Of conducting their
affairs.
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Confirmed,
KOKUMO'S CALAMITY.
Terrible Fire and Explosion and Drunken
POpui:Cc.

Terrible Fire and Explosion and o Drunken
POpu:acc.
KOKOMO, COL, Oct. IA "A fire broke
out in the Summit house at seven o clock,
last evening caused by the explosion of a
lamp. The flames spread rapidly until
they consumed every house within reach,
leaving less than twenty houses standing.
1t then communicated to q powder maga-
zine causing several terrific explosions.
About eighty families are rendcrnd homo
less and destitute. The loss is estimated
at over 100000; insurance very light.
Whisky is free and hundreds of men are
now infuriatcd with it.
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HALIFAx, N. s., Oct. IA dispatch
from Cansa, GuysborO county, states
that fire broke ont ON Cranberry island,
this morning and completely destroyed
the light house engine rooms, the dwell
lincs. machine shops and other buildings
connected with the light and the fog
alarm, besides destroying the new light
house, dwellings, coal sheds. oil room and
various works under construction. Only
one bu iIdng is still standing.
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Death Of p DesDoradO.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct. 14.-Cato Nash,
colored, noted desperate, was shot dead
at Falligantville, near this city, last night
by John Rocker, who sought to arrest him
for the murder of one Small Wood, a
negro, short time ago. Nash fired Or
Rocker, who returned several shots with
fatal effect. Rocker surrendered himself.
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The Creates. Effort of Her Life

A hen owned by Conrad Hauif, South
Lime street, has performed the remark
able feat of laying an egg which is cncased
in three separate ard distinct shells. 1t is
large and well developed, and of good
oval shape. Mr.. Hauif pronounccs this
production of his fowl, which is OF the or
dinary barnyarl species, the Greatest EC-
fort of her life
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EOai Weather In the West.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-There was a
heavy sleet storm in the vicinity of Chey-
enne yesterday which prostra:ed all the
wires. Messages are transferred through
by train, and every effort is being made to
send business through by the Southern
Pacific route. The storm is coming east
ward from Cheyenne.
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The DeIawar, Election Gases.

WILMISCToN, DEL, Oct. 14.-All the
election cases Oh trial in the United
States courts here were this morning con-
tinued until the second Tuesday in JAN
uary, on account of scarcity Of jurors.
All the cases of this nature given jury
have so far resulted in disagreement,
with but one exception, which is still out
with the jury.
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Fang.

This morning a young man while ex-
aminipg pistol in Woclnle's saloon, North
Queen street, accidentally discharged it,
and soon there was 4 rnmOr on the
street that he had shot at man
with whom he was on unfriendly
terms. Inquiry proves the latter part Of
tic story to be untrue. The pistol was a
very small one and the bullet it contained
had net powder enough behind it to embed
it into the pine wainscotting of the bar
room. Nevertheless the young man had
no right to carry the pistol.
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Nebraska Democrats.

OMAHA, Ncb., Oct. 14.-The state DEM
ocrotic convention last evening, nominated
W. II. Manger for supreme court judge,
and Alexander Bear and ]. T. Brass for
regents Of the university. 1t adopted
a platform declaring for free trade, honest
money and an economical administration,
and against high license liquor law.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-14
TsiE EXTRA SESSION.
Proceedings In the Uni:c;! States Senate
To-day.

Proceedings In the Unise;: States Senate
To-day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lin the Senate
to-day the resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Lamar relative to tho inter-oceanic
canal was adopted, rs was also 4
resolution, offered by Mr.. Edmunds,
directing the judiciary committee
to inquire whether the proceedings
for the extradition of ViccneZo Rebello,
have been proper and in accordance with
law. a resolution offered by Mr.. Sherman
calling OH the secretary of the treasury
for the report Of j. Tweline, was laid over
for one day. At 1890 the Senate went
executive session.
Confirmed. .
WAsHrNGTON. Oct. 14.-The Senate in
exccuative session today confirmed the
nomination of Walker Blaine, of Maine, to
be third assistant secretary of state,
also q number of United States consuls
and postmasteIs.
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LOCK Works Robbed,

On Wenesday night thieves broke Into
the lock manuiactory Of John F. Stauffcr,
on Cherry street, this city, and stole a
number of Scandinavia ian locks. Yesterday
three men were seen selling locks like those
stolen, at Paradise, at prices a great deal
lower than their value. Constable Miller
was informed of this fact and he followed
two of the men up the railroad track to 4
point near Ranck's mill where he attempted
to arrest them The men showed fight and
one of them struck Miller on the mouth
with a lock, cutting his lip badly. They
then managed to make their escape.
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;. Skin Diseases ~ Cured by Dr. Swayne'.
Ointment.

What is more distressing thar an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when they have Il sure cure in
"Swaync's Ointment is past our compl che,i
sion. The worst cases OF letter, itch, salt
rheum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all-hcalinS quail
ties. Pimples Oh the face and blOtcllcs on the
skin are removed by using this healing oint-
ment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even on
the most tender infant. Itching Piles -Symp-
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu-
larly 1T night after getting warm in bed !;
other parts are sometimes affected. SwayMe's
Ointment pleasant. sure cure. DIR. Swaync u
Son, 5s North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa, to whom all letters should be addressed.
sold by all prominent druggists.
Oct4-T, ,Th&F&w
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New York Market.

New 1ORK. Oct. .4.-FlOur-Sta.e an l Western
dull; Superfne State ats4 sOll5 30: extra do al
s. SJf56 so; choice do Sc 60Sa7 %; fancy dc
81 lO0S 80; round hoop Ohio IS :,087 10:
choice ito u logs 40; superfne western
81 S0d5 90; common to good extra ds
$ Sj16 20; choice do So SOG9 90; choice
white wheat do, at 81 16liS u. SOnt!ier,.
quiet; common to fair extra So jOt7 10 gO'..:
to choice do 81 5OGS ~.
Wheat H@lc higher, less active !; No. 2 Rel.
November, 81 49s@l 5GA: do December, 81 g.;
GI j34 do january, 81 5JizGII J;1S.
Corn 1sllAc higher: moderately active:
mixed western spot, GiG69c; do future, GsV
1910.
Oats without lie cidcd change; STATE i1I51c
Western 4f9Jic.
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"A Healfhy State.

People are constantly changing their homes
from East to West and from North to South or
rice rcrsa in search of Il healthy state. If they
wOuid learn to be cOntcntcd, and to use the
celebrated Kidney-WOrt when sick they would
be much better of. The whole system can be
kept in a healthy state by this simple but et-
fectual remedy. See large advertisement.
OctlOl Olwtl&W q
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PARNELL'S ARREST.
The Prevailing Excitemenr-1lartial Law
N Dublin. -... e..

LONDON, Oct. 14.-The Dublin CORES
pondent of the Standard, describing the
state of affairs there yesterday in cOnncc.
ton with the arrest of Mr.. Parnell, says
the guards all over tho city were trebled
and the police patrols doubled. Dragons
rode through the streets in all directions.
Detectives narrowly watched the move
ments of the League. A posse Of police
occupied premises close to the League
Offices. -.
The Kildare Conventions Sympathy.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-Twenty five hundred
troops of all arms arc present at Mas in
case of disturbance.
At the sitting Of the Kildare convention
at Mas yesterday, u telegram from Mr..
Parnell was read in which he says: 81
rely upon you rs true and sterling men.
Act as if were with YOU" A resolution
of sympathy with Mr.. Parnell was then
passed.
Mr.. Parnell, on being arrested, ,intimated
his desire to avoid demonstration,
and to be subjected to the Same rules rs
the other suspects"
Orders have been received at Limerick,
to confine the troops to their barracks un-
I'll further orders, rs great excitement cx-
sts there, owing to Mr.. Parnell's arrest.
Threatening to Attack the Jail.
DVULIN, Oct. 14.--The Ecening Hail
says the Leage has decided to attack Kill
Jail. Chief Secretary Forster was
guarded by dragons in going from the
,astlc to his residence.
A Hurricane of Another Sort.
LONDON, Oct. IA heavy hurricane in
Ireland is interupting communication by
the telegraph wires.
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NEW ADTERTISEMEETS.
soDGRAss, MURRAY CO. SN"DGKAss MURRAY 6 CO..
CLOTH HOUSE.,
MiRKET AND NINTH STREETS PHILADELPHIA
DRESS CLOTHS AND CLOAKINGS.
CNODGRAss, MURRAY & co.

n
amostG
PREPARED
nweha at , -
ONCE nice nd ~ Quantities. ~ ~ f
SEAL PLUSHES.
~ SACQUEs, WRAPS MANTLEs
We
UNDERCLOTH1NG
eSe sp6s n es % an
to el he guam
BOYS CASSIMERES.
pm % neyr e @sv s9aPe se
mosf hionab
Lunlrc
OUR NAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
- - ~ ,.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY 4 Co.,
Market and Ninth Streets, Philadelphia.
Tsepa3 3mixw
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NEW ADYERTISE En- F:NT rs.

DEUPOSALS FOR COAL WILL BE RE-
/ ceived at the Mayors Office up to Monday
morning, the 18th inst. at O'Clock. for thirty
tons. Ilo!e or less, of Baltimore Company and
Lykcns Valley Egg Coal, Tor use at Station
House. and for ten tons. more or less, OF Nc
diurl Nut Coal 1T Mayors and City Treasurer's
Offices. All bids to be directed CITY Property
Committee GEO. W. ZECHER,
Oct!i-2t;l Chairman.
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This afternoon a band of gypsies, with
several handsome wagons and d number of
horses, passed west through the city. They
have been eneamped near town for same
time and are now on their way south
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-14

Yesterday as some workmen were en-
gagged i'll putting up a wind-pump for II.
S. Snavely near tho Junction, on the
Reading railroad, one Of them, who was
on a very high scaffold, accidentally let
fall a heavy bar of iron which descended,
end foremost, grazing the check of Amos
Musselman, who was standing below, and
passing between his arm and body, buried
itself in the ground. Mr.. Mussclman's S
escape was narrow one, as had he been
standing two inches nearer. the iron would
have penetrated his brain.
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Bradford. IA,

Thomas Fitc,lan, Bradford Pa, writes Il
enclose money tor Spring Blossom. as said
would if 1t cured me. My dyspepsia has van
ishet, with all its symptoms. Many thanks l
shall never be without it in the house. Price
80 cents. For sale ut H. Il. Cochrans drug
store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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A Smooth Complexion can bc had by every
ady who will use Parkcr's Ginger Tonic.
Regulating the internal organs and purifying
the blood it quickly removes pimples and
gives q healthy bloom TO the cheek. See notice
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TUBACCO GROWERS:
ia KE TICE!

IA KE TICE!
We would call the attention of all parties
from whom we have bought
THE 81 TOBACCO
that we desire no tobacco aripped or delivered
to us, until
AFTER A HARD FROST,
sufficient to cure out all danger of fat stems
or stem rot
Respectfully,
4. 5. ROSENEAUM Il co.
OctlI-5td&1tws
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Train DELAYED.

This morning the Niagara express was
delayed half hour at the Ham isburg
turnpike crossing by 4 hot box.
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Payday.

Yesterday was payday on the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad and the employees were
paid OF for the month.
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uENRY,s CARRULIC sALYE.

The best Salve in the world fOT cuts, bruises,
sorcs ulcers. salt rheum, tctter, ,chapped hands,
cEi!bains. corns- and all kinds OF skin crup-
tions, frcckles and pinples. The salve is
guaranteed TO give p; rtcct satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's Carbolic Salvo, as all others are
but limitations and count crfcits. Price . cents
Sold in Lancaster at Ccchran's Drug Store,
l37 and l:sl North Queen street.
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EEI:OPDSAI.S FOL: GOAL.
/ Sealed proposals tor fifty tons, Stanton or
other equally good hard coal, Stove or Egg
Size, delivered and put in cellar OF Home for
Friendlcss Children" will be received bv
either of the undersigned until MONDAY
next, l7tn inst, ut o'clock p. IN.
JOHN l.. ATLEE,
It'd CIJAS. NJ. HOWELL.
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How many children and women are slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctorng, or the daily use of some
drug Or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what it Is made OF, who can easily be
cured ard saved by Hop Bittcrs, made of Hops,
Buchu. Mandrake. Dandelion &c, which is so
pure, simple and harmless that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. Will you be saved by them :
cc other column. Ol-2wd&w
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MIGHT SCHOOLS.
~ Tho Night Schools OF this city will open
on MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th.
Boys school, corner OF South Duke and Ger
Prince and Chestnut streets, and the Straw
berry street school.
BY ORDER OF TIE COMMITTEE,
Octl4-2iu