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good for very fair crop.
THE HARPER's FERRY PRoPERTY.-The solicitor
OF the Treasury has received no offer from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company relative to
purchasing the government property at Harper's
Ferry. AS there seems no prospect OF selling the
property, it will probably be leased very shortly,
A stock company In Philadelphia intend making
an offer early next week tor the renting of it, but
1T is not known for what purpose they desire il.
The offer OF this company and that OF q, 600 per
year recently made by the company proposing to
use the water power for furnishing electric light
to both Washington and Baltimore, will be at
once considered.
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THE RERDELL STAR ROUTE CAsEs.-After the
cross examination Of Mr.. p. II. Woodward was
finished, in the Rerdel star route case in the Police
Court yesterday, further consideration of the case
was postponed till next Thursday.
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PRoMoTIoNs.-Mr R.v. Belt, an 81 800 clerk in the
Quartermaster Generals Office resigned to 60 into
the vacancy has been filled, as mentioned In yes
terday's STAR, by the promotion OF Fred. A. Gee
from 81. 400 to $780, C. w. Taylor has been pro-
Myers from copyist to f1rst~class clerkship.
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WAsHINGToN, d. c., Dec. 8, 1881.
Gentemen My husband. who for years was a suf
ferer from Dyspepsia: and from which he could get
rehef under the of the most popular medicines,
cured from that terrible complaint by Browns Iron
btters L can most cheerfuliy recommend it from
/ sufferer for the disease.
Mrs. HUTCHINSON.
browns Iron Filters not only Dyspepsia Weak
ness Malaria, Lass1udes, but prevents and relieves
wasting diseases of the Liver, Lungs and KidEeys 1t
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NOT FEW OF the Ohio republican members OF
the legislature who have visited Washington dur
ing the present ana previous week think that
First Controller Lawrence is coquetting for the
Ohio gubernatorial nomination year hence next
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TIE GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND.-The following
subscriptions have been received by Col Il. C. Cor
bin, treasurer, to the fund for the erection of
monument In this city to the late President Gar
tortress Monroe, Va sS8; battery B. Sd u. s. art1l-
Iery, saoo; na A. W: ~ washington, G, 81; Post
MASTER ana ASSISTANTS at Unadflla, N. Y, s.; COM
pany n, lOtn 7. ). cavalry, $50; citizens OF South
Giens Falls. N. Y. through P. w. Tenny, postmas-
ter, pa e oheers and men Of the 2. s. flagship Pen
the Q: s. S. Onward, Calao, Peru. s45 citizens OF
Richheld Springs, N. Y, through r. A. Kinds,
postmaster, 50; Lieut.. r. c. Dubois, U. s. A., s..
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iHE STATIONERY INVESTIGATION AT THE TREAS
ukY DEPARTMENT-The report OF the special COM
mittee investigating the stationery division of the
treasury department exonorstes Mr. Sturtevant
tne cniei OIL that division, from charges that he
enereu lhoo an arrangement to furnish the Sher-
man campaign bureau with box OF government
stauoneiy. me report recommends certain
cnanges Ia the method OF doing business In that
PERsoNAL-Senators Jones' OF Florida, and Saw
yer, and Representatives wadsworth and WASH
Durn are In New York.-On account OF the death
OF his son and the feeble health OF Mrs Birney,
the Hon. James Birney has rendered his resigna-
tlon OF the Mission to the Netherlands. -Ex-Rep-
resentative cunningham, OF Georgia, Is at the
NationaL-1Col. George w. Patten, q. s. A., q
veterdn OF the Mexican War {liei last evening at
touiton, Me.-u. s dudge settle OF Florida, is
at the Ebbitt. in. Mcfarland, of Nebraska,
is IN the city, On visit 60 his fNther, the Commits
stoner OF the General Land OH ce.-P. I. Barnum
and ex-Representafiye Brsndaeee, OF Connecticut,
are at the ArifngtOn.--Dr. george vaseY, OF th'S
city, read paper before the Forestry Congress
in Cincinnati, yesterday, on e1he Distribution OF
ConferS In the United States. .n---Mr. George Il.
Peyton, OF the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
Is n town on q hriaf VISIT staying at The Aetro-
politan. Mr.. Sepeli0u A. Brown ~ recovering
from his illness. Mr.. W.jB. Shaw, The veteran
correspondent who went to Baltimore a few days
ago 70 undergo an 0perat5Hn upon hts eyes, hss
returned much improseds ana expects to be cut In
few days
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STRIKE THEM OUT.

The Work Of the Congressional Falsifiers.
New York Herald.
MIR. Benjamin Butterworth falsified the
Congressional Record few days ago by
striking out of it something he had said in
debate which he found it expedient to sup
press, and also took the unwarrantabls
liberty of striking out at the same time
some remarks of Mr.. Samuel s. Cox with
out Mr.. COx's permission or sanction.
Yesterday the attention of tho House
was called by Mr.. Ablam s. Hewitt to an
other variety of Justification committed
upon the Congressional Record. The
offender in this instance is the notorious
Mr.. George NJ. Robson, who has inserted
into the printed pages of his recent speech
on the Naval Appropriation bill virulent
attack upon Mr.. Hewitt which never was
spoken. --..
It does not admit of argument that Thea Q
omissions and insertions are lawless, cow
ardly and outrageous. The management
of the Record is subject to the regulation
of the joint committee on printing, which
consists, ON the part of the Senate, of
Messrs. Anthony, Hawley, and German,
and on the part of the House of Represen-
tatives of Messrs. Van Horn, Mcclure and
Springer. 1t is tho clear duty of this com
mittee to subject Messrs. Butterworth and
Robson to official censure.
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The following statement OF William J. Cough
In, OF SO,neryifie, Mass, Is 30 remarkable that
we beg to ask for 1t the attention of our read
ers. lie says: "In the fall OF 1876 I was taken
with d violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by q severe cough. 1 soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was 30 weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mer of 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
w hils there the doctors said I had a hole in
my LETT lung as big as q half-doaiar. expen,l-
ed over hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. Twas so tar gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but a friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed ut
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but
got bottle TO satisfy them, when to my sur
prise and qualification. l commenced to feel
better. My hope, once dead, began to revive,
AID today feel In better spirits than have
the past three years.
IL write this hoping you viii publish 1t, so
that every one afflicted with Dipeased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively cay
that 1t has dono me more good than oil the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared anu shall soon be able to go to work.
sold by II. B. Cochran, l37 North Queen street.
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CONGR ESS.
The senate In Executive Session.

The senate In Executive Session.
WASHINGTON, July 1e.-After transact
ing some business not of general interest,
the Senate by vote of 80 to 20 went into
executive session. The negative vote was
entirely cast by Republicans with the ex-
ception of Mr.. George.
Contested Cases In tho House.
In the House joint resolution extend
ing to July 31st the provisions of the joint
resolution of June 30th, providing tenn
porarily for the expenses Of the govern
ment was passed. Unanimous reports of
committee on elections in Virginia
and Maine, contested election cases
were made, and resolutions declar-
ing the sitting members, Cabell and Reid,
entitled to retain their seats, were adopt
ed. Calkins, Of Indiana, then called up
the South Carolina contested election case
of Smalls against Tillman. Randall raised
a question Of consideration against it, and
on this the House proceeded to vote.
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DOslT1vE PUBLlU SALE OrvALUABLB

i CITY PROPERTY.
On SATURDAY, the lsih day Of AUGUST,
lSS the undersigned. being all OF tho children
of Peter Long und Elizabeth Long, late Of the
city of Lancaster, 'icceased, win offer ut pub
lie sale, Mt the SOrrel Horse Hotel prank
SlOugh's), West King street, of said city, the
following real estate, viz. -
lot or piece of ground. sltuateu ON the
northwest corner of West Orange and Char
lOtte streets. in said city, cOntain1ng in front
on said Vest Orange street, 81 feet, ~ inches.
nOrthwardly l5l feet. more or less, to the
property now In the possession OF John Glib
son. bounded on the east by sail Charlotte
street; on the west by the property belonging
to the heirs of Thomas Arnold, deceased; on
south by said West Orange street. and ON the
north by property OF sail John Gibson.
WhereOn IA erected u OEestOry LOG DWELL
ING HOUSE, Stable, &c. The lot contains Il
variety OF Fruit Trees, ShruDlSory, aud well
Of excellent water. And Is one IT the most
eligible building lots In the city.
Good title will ba given To the purchaser.
Persons desiring further Information may
baker, esqs.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p M. when
terms will be made known by the un,ler-ianc
Owners.
SUSAN LONG,
CATHARINE LONG
ADALlNE LONG,
FANNY FREE.
SARAH LONG, .t..
MARY SHAUD,
ELlZABETH SrIEFLE...
HENRY SHUBERT. AuctiOneer.
JulyS-7tdS&augl7.lsl 10
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NEW ADHERTISEMENTS.

! EULL LINE EUCkE, fOKEK AND
il other Playing Cards at HARTMAN's Yel-
low Frost Cigar Store. jul5-6md
Oh 2fIL hAvAtH Ci0AR~. CLEAR Fill
y Jess. 2 tor certs. ut HARfMAN'S Yellow
Front Cigar sfors.
1VWE DEMOCRATlC
COUNTY COMMITTEE
WILL MEET At sHOBER's HOTEL In THIS CITY. ON
MONDAY, JULY ii, at 10 A. NJ,
For Organization anG for such other business
as may be brought before it.
w. U. HENSEJ, Chairman.
Lancaster, Pa, July II, 1882. d&w
nENNsYLvANIA CIGARS, Is FOR 20
/ cents. at HARTMAN'S Yellow Front
Cigar Store.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM BUCKlUS, sR :,
T. late OF Lancaster CITY, deceased.-The un-
dersigned Auditor appointed to distribute
the balance remainin z In the hands OF Charles
Buckius, administrator of the estate OF Will
liam Bockius, deceased to and among those
legally entitled to the same. will sit for that
purpose on FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1882. at 10
O'Clock q. m, in the Library Room OF the
Court House. in the City OF Lancaster. where
ali persons interested in said distribution
may attend. THOS. Il. COCHRAN,
jyJS3td oaw Auditor.
4 OKKlLLAsUS TOBACCO. FULL LINE
IL Kebecca. l0c per plug, at HAKTMAN'S
yellow Front Cigar store. iyl5-7Md
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About II O'Clock this morning middle
aged woman made = narrow escape from
pelng crushed ~ the cars on the Quarry
vile railrOad, near the Lemon street cross
ing. She was walking on the track, and
although tho bell was runs and she was
loudly called to, to get of the track, she
seemed to be "blivious t. her danger, and
kept ier eyes fixed on the CABS on the Penn
sylvauia railroad track, the two roads at this
point running parallel with each other and
very close together. When the cars were
almost upon her she saw her danger, and.
parAlyzed with fright, fell fainting to the
ground and rolled into deep gutter along
side the track, where she lay until the
train passed. She was picked up, unhurt,
but trembling with fright and 80 nervous
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10 There No Limlt ?

Philadelphia Times.
Hubbell is progressing with his robbery
of officers aud employees of the govern
ment. After striking the women teachers,
nurses, etc., Of the Indian school at Car
lislc, lie has pounced upon the day -laborers
employed at tho sub aqueous excavations
at Hell Gate and demands that they shall
bob up serenely from below the surging
waves of He'll Gate and deliver $3.50 each
for party expenses.
Is there to be no limit to this unblush-
ing, lawless robbery? Nothing is to be
expected Of, President Arthur, for Hubbe!l
announces in his assessment circulars that
tho demand twill not be objected to in any
official quarter" but there must be some
honest, brave Republicans in the Senate
and House who can't bo silent under this
shameless theft of the scanty hire of labor
ers, nurses, scrubbing- women and other
helpless dependents.
Where is Senator Hawley? Where is
Judge Kelley Both have been steadily
opposed by the machine and all machine
appliances, and why don't they lead in the
exposure and defeat of this infamy?
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DEATHS,

HUBLEY.-In this city, on the l7th inst, John
W. Hubley, in the I'D year OF his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the res
idence of his son, A. A. Hubley. No. y West
King street, on Thursday morning at 80 clock.
Services will be held in Trinity Lutheran
church. Interment At Woodward Hin GENE
terry. Ct
HALBACH,-July IL, 1881, suddenly. Mt her res.
dence, this city, Miss Ann Catharine Halbach.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
ON Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock from her
late residence, No. 4Ol East Orange street. In
tcrment at Woodward Hill cemetery.
BAKER.-In Mounivtlle. on the 18th inst.
Henry Baker, in the 77th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to al
tend his funeral, from his late residence in
Mountville, on Thursday morning at o'clock
Services at ROhrerstOwn ut 10 O'Clock. Inter
ment at Rohrerstown. 2ts
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THousANDs bear witness to the positive cura-
tive powers of the GREAT GERMAN INvIG-
ORATOR, the only remedy that has proved
itself n srECIFIc for general debility or over
taxed brain, finally ending in consumption,
and a premature grave. Sold by all druggists
OF will be sent free on receipt of sl.Oo per box,
or six boxes for $500. Address +. j. CHENEY,
Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for the United States
Send for circular and testimonials of genuine
cures. For sale at kauftman's drug store
North Queen street. jVl3-M&Thd h
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THAT BIG POKER GAME.

Weeds Attorneys Attach Hedges Stables
and Horses.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-As sequel to the
big poker game at Newburgh, N. Y, in
which Mr.. Weed lost $3.50, 900, Judge
Fullerton, of New York, and Mr.. Trude,
of Chicago, yesterday, acting for Mr..
Weed, attached the stable Of NJ. NJ. He'd
gcs, who won the money from Weed. The
stable consists of the horsesJ. B. Thomas,
St. Remi, Bay Billy and Novelty, and is
valued at $4,000. As;pond was furnished
by friends at the driving park. Scott
Hedges, partner in the game, was taken
into custody, although sick at tho Briggs
house.
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Philadelphia cattle Market.

fHll0O0lp01N.O1tCl0 M0EK0t.
MONDAY, July 1.-THE receipts of live stock
at tho Philadelphia stock yards were: For
the week: Beeves, 3,9OO heal sheep, 1000
head; hogs, 3,loo head. Previous week.
BceSes, seS 1890 head; sheep, 10000 head; hogs
Beef Cattle were inactive and &c per pound
lower on al grades except p common. which
stoned by the heavy receipts.
We quote as follows:
4. Extra, Extra, S4@9ac; ;. GoSl. 5ESsc; s.I. Ms,iin".
Mich Cows were dull at $30dG0, with sales
of extra grades as high $l0O.
firm, although the cost Wholesale was higher
than last week. Lambs were dull and prices
closed 81 per hundred lower. Calves were in.
State being sold aJ l95c.
WequOts rs follows:
Extra, 5H@5Ac; good 'a''4c; medium ~
Lambs, 4lsS7Te: calves, iss91{{c.
We quote as follows:
medium. ll1s@llAc.
sALKs OF BKEvES AT THE WEST PHILADELPRI
STOCK YARDS.
Martin, Fuller II Co., ls5 Texans. wholesale.
|. 1ss Western, wholesale,
6Q7c
Hsynsy ~ West sna aSd
Mstsn MeFiiisn g g. wsss sn& ": Sv w. sz@s.e
James Clemson ~ "eSC6rn. ACCI., Levi sen
sen1E, i07Hc.
16 York g., acct, j. Leather
by; l6 Ian. CO., ac, Levi Sen
NJ. ulman, 10. re4 ss1's; &c.. ss asf;,n Fuller Co
81 VS. "a, acct, A. sunahe,mer,
81 ". Va, acct. l.. sensenig, G,at9
s5%. Va. ac.. Lehman 4 Go. s,zas.
schamberg Paul, 2s7 Western and Texans.
G. scnampsss Ms;Hs; 3 e., 1.s Western. Texans AMI
Lowenstc,% 1d!ss: s!sfw 81 Western. re.aus .
Daniel Murphy: $50 western, s@714c.
fsSin fsv Ts,sess %sst and Xs SHS,c e.. ase
T L. Horn, n Is West Va, 1SaSc. .>''''|
Owen Smith, l76 Texans, 6X@8Mc.
ii. G. Seymour; lS West Va act.
Horeeman Co., sgsAc.
:asaa E scheetz. Il Yves Western, el eG7%c. cs 's'A''
Is Texans, 5L06Xc.
II. Chain. 40 Western, mixed, 4x05kc.
James Aull, 10 Western mixed, 6Q6Mc.
Daniel smyth Bro, l2e western, tE6sc:
J. +. sadier ! 20, Il carloads Western whole
!. ?r + Gs h"tta, /; Chester Chester co.. d. sXasc' s:'''
Samuel Brown: y carloads Western. whole
Lowcnstein 4 Heii6ron, IS mixed, 4A0sc.
DRKS0RD H1ATD.
Dressed Deeves were active and closed at
@l2kc, the former rate tor Texans.
SALES LAST w1Ek.
Thos. Bradley, $50 head at 9H0l3c.
w. H. Brown los do. at 63z012Xc.
A. A. Boswell 1O8 do. at 9012Lc.
G. s. Dengler, 20 do. at 91<0l2kc.
j. +. Lowden, 10 do at 91z612Xc. -
Harlan 4 Bro, 10 do at 9z@l2kc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold 74O heal ut s69hc. and
Is head of dressed lambs at l2Gl3c.
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Heavy Damage Caused BY Rain.

ST. JOSEPH, No., July 1S.-Last evening
. rain storm of great force, accompanied
By hail, caused loss to the city BY tho
damage done to sewers and roads. Special
dispatches from various points in Kansas
and Missouri indicate heavy damage to tho
wheat still in shock and the oats crop
which is now nearly ready to harvest.
PEORIA, Ills, July 1S.-Heavy floods are
reported from the vicinity of st. Joseph,
Mo. Many small buildings have been car
ried away, causing $50. 900 damage. Crops
have also suffered.
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RvRADlkPHIA.Ju July ls.-Flour dull and weak;
Superine, at 81 1893 s: Extra, 8 5O04 26
ohio and Indiana family. @666 IS; Penn'a
family. S5 3S055o.
Rye -four at a 0004 %.
Wheat dull and weak; Del. and Pa Red.
q 9O0l 81: do Amber, 81 21Sl:3.
Corn quiet but hrm.
Oats scarce and wanted.
Rye steady at S00Slc.
Provisions in steady jObbing demand.
Lard firm.
Butter firm with fair demand; Creamery
Extra, &c; do good to choice. 239Sc.
Eggs steadier Pa. 2lc; Western, lac.
Cheese firm. supplies light.
Petroleum firm !; Kenned, exc.
Whisky AT 81 II.
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PcIiCo Gases.

His honor tho mayor had Eve disor-
deriies to dispose of this morning-all of
whom were discharged on payment of the
usual fine and costs
JOhu Jordan, arrested for assault and
battery OH boy named Jacob Speigle, was
held by Alderman Samson for a hearing.
Manic Thompson, for assaultiDg Lcvina
s. Bixler, was taken from her bed at tho
City hotel last night at midnight, by Off ::
Ger Mercer, aud locked up for hearing.
John Schuler and Tom Carney, arrested
for drunken and disordcrly conduct in the
City hotel yard, and locked up for a hi ar
ing.
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EsTATE OF NARY WARD, LATE
II Of Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed auditor. appointed to distribute the
balance remaining In the hands Of Elizabeth
Marks, administratriX, to and among those
legally entitled to the same. will sit tor that
purpose on THURSDAY. AUGUST1 TO- 1852. at
10 o'clock, q. M. in the library room OF the
all persons interested in said distribution
may attend. A. II. tRiTCHEY,
july74tdoaME Auditor.
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TKAND EXCLUSION
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HAY Fever.

For twenty five years l have been severely
afflicted with Hay Fever. While suffering in.
tensly l was induced. through Mr.. Tichenor's g
testimonial, to try Ely's Cream Balm. The
immediate effect was marvellous. I have been
enabled to perform my pastoral duties with
ont the slightest Inconvenience. Have been
exposed to heat, draughts and dust, and have
escaped a return attack. pronounce Ely's
Cream Ealm a cure TOR Hay Fever.-WILLlAM
T. CARR, Presbyterian pastor, Elizabeth, N. j.
MEssRs. MILLS 4 LACED, Grand Rapids, Mich
Dear Sirs Having used Ely's Cream Balm
for Hay Fever, and experienced great relief
from its use. l most cordially recommend IL
as the best of all the many remedies have
tried. Yours, &C, 4. B. JRNKs, Lawyer. Price
50 cents. Apply into nostrils with little finger.
For sale at Cochran's drug store, IT North
Queen street. jel2-
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GETTYSBURG

GEO. H. THOMAS POST, NJ. 81, G. \. II.
MOND AY, JULY "a, 1882.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, $500 Good on
any train, going and returning, from the 22d
to the 29tll, inclusive.
The Grand Summer Encampment OF the q.
A. L. opens at Gettysburg on the ed. ana
continues one week, during which time 1t is
expected 1000 veterans will be in attendance
President Arthur ani all the leading military
men of the country are expected as guests.
The citizens of Gettysburg have made ample
preparations tor accommodating all visitors
ut reasonable rates.
Persons who wish to take a trip during the
hot weather will find this a rare OppOr; unity
to visit pleasant place, made memorable as
The site of the greatest battle of modern times
The Millersville COrnet Band will accom-
pany the Post.
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS AS EARLY AS
POSSIBLE.
- Tickets can be purchased of the follow
ing members OF the Post: X. A. Smith, A. +.
Shenck, ID. r. EOsenmiller, Dam1 NJ. Moore,
John Eees, James A. Nimlow, NJ. y. Stark.
0Ct
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Puny. weak, and sickIy children, need
Browns Iron Bitters 1t will strengthen and
invigOrate them. For sale at II. B. Cochran's
drug store, l37 North Queen street.