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For BON Sexee-CitY.

}TTSS VI. a. CLABk'S
Va French and Fieish school FOR Young Ladies' an l
Clddrn. Oi Last 35t9,. pubic -th',' maA'i emr0ye
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT wAsHINGToN, y. Y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B. MAY9. ". D.

] =
REOPENS SEPT. 4. 1882. 49,.
Boarding School hghe't grads Nh)ss threofolt
Cnd and sCrpu1usy followed 10 m0Gi At m early age
The intellect Of youth by scace the win ~ o3edence am
tie fceingsDy reiigOn ssplrllg these tnreo gro5
requisite instruction. 1scipnh r'h ga "' htSlhV lo
every profession. $500. III. ...., -
Hudson IL reached by th3 SiXtl Avenue elevated Roli %
lJ5thst Carriages arc always IA wtnL or " Lney nJC
lcaIion the meets the ARRIVAL ' ~ rl1
A plurlce co H.
handing thr most deli ghtf 5''ncryp more attractive az.
rOunding4 arc found along the nin'l b1ht - OF
lndsOu M. buil liig4 ar mas tly hlue,iHs. ,,.
There arefDrty acres OF lanl qilic1"t - H. -
tersccted by oak groves anorIug ample splc1 pr plf
grounds
F,cnch q ermln anl spanish sJDksL
4 IN .. s.
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For YOUNG. Ladies-Countrv.

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
SIIADII PotstOwn, Penn Animal Session
opru sen. o. ISL on PM ldyIil and Reading ~ H. ~
mic. Phi adcphla with through ears from New 1or@
,v found BfoJa route comforts, parental dlsc Une
ana thnronen work. Gle buildings 1T AL conveniencc5;
rre oud and location well for beauty and health
Fol raa. oglcs address GEO. g.. 81 lLtiG a M PIln
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
y SEN y prepares Boys or COLLEGE. scienuhc and COZ
,rnmerf Schon ana JOHS HlLEG. Principal
THREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. y. Y.
9J uomt!sc thorough, progre lsIo New luu'tTatcd cr
cular wtr al particulars GLoitt'E T. HAIlh \ W.
GOLDEN Hull Seminary for young ladies'
~ Bridgeport. Conn. Address Mss EMILY NELSON.
LIOXr INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tarry-
l town " Y. home thorough course OF study -
open September Is Miss NJ W MkICAi.F, PrihclpN-
MISS BULKLEI'S Boarding and Day
WI school fox Young Ladies, TlTrytown on the Hudson
viii reopen Scptember2O
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES experienced teachers; numbers Iimiio1.
Address l. /. AlilES,
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Jnstrnciion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l4j w. 4bth-st
IENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English and
~ Classical. 81 East 7Sihst, reOpcni september IL
Thorough preparation for college or business For crcuars
&C address Rev. r.. J.. BURNETT, Principal.
Nj w. LYONS "
IVA. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
M 4 ga ST TWENTY-SEGOND- DIST. of Broadway.
Twenty seventh year.
all for college business.
The down town Oys school centrally located Rooms
slupOn oor, lip {, high ccicd and well ventilated
Spccialties helping work Advisory Committee. II.
luIy quarterly written examinations, spelling Ladder and
Annual Report. Circulars at ruuIns ana Randophs anu
the Principals residence ~ LcNinston'vo.
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N UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
u fInTn al l-Ln

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. 80 Hamburg
4 American ro,,., Con,y4nys Line for PLYMOUTH
OondUul. Ctia83DURG Paris. and HAMBURG.
CIMBttI hurs Dee. Thurs. Jan. II
SILEsIA....., mrs. Jau.i VI A.A ~. THIr. Jan. 10
90 extra: rrst cabin. TOR slingt before
Api l. 80 and J. second cabin. $50: SccrIgc SD TX
cusion zee reduced send FOR Tourists Gazette"
KUSuAUNI * CO.. Gen a CTS. NO. 81 BIoli- a.. =. y.
r. Gen. Pass Agts, u BW = Y.
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For Bows and Younr iGen-country

For BOYS ana OIEr 1A'I--ODuilIIy-
DLUNS ErziehngSus'al,.- Boys prepared
ID FOX college business 800 per alnup For catalogue
aul references apply 10 Dr G. ~. Ei tN. BelcU' ~. j.
boys and YOUNG MEN privately fitted FOR
~ college. Conditioned or feetttl taAi! ltcl c0lenoh
fummcro- winter S,'Deit' it' r. IL - lam.
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
ID Conn on Prospect I'm, OUTSIDE the village very
heJtly fit year ID, september H. PREPARES boys I'r
college business For full information send for catalogue
FLUSHING INSTITUIE.-Bolrdm school
fof yOung men aud boy. Address L. A. FAIKCHlLD'
Flushing y. y
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ply to G. - N ETCALF. A. NJ superintendent
DEEKSKILL (NY.l Military Acadcmy.-For
1 circulars address col CO. WRIGHT a. ~, Principal.
DARK INSTITUTE,
Fog boys $500 year. HENHT rATLocK PRINCIPAL.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ippy '' to ''''" GGL0NLL THO YAlf. President
pOUGHKEEPSIE q. W MILITARY
DESTITUTE
d. warnings Boarding school Al ages
CUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit
- y. j. ALFRED y. FULLER, Principal. Patrons
Colonel Archer y. Martin. 81 pmcst; John H. JarG!en,
ti% '''''' o. ''" Dunn" esq 10 '''' ~" WIN
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. New
1 Haven Conn ptepait3 students or Yae college TIus-
tees * President T. D. Woo,cy. b. W Blake Ii D. Pro
lessor T. T. Thatcher IL C. Kingsley \. NJ \. c TwInIng
dress y. /. GUSHING. Rector
GgNN PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
~ aSIU AND boys At MEDIA PENN), ACAp.
fMY-Spccia opp@gtnm1t io fpt 45 10 adyt4Sg
euI silcd time, Cxam.nat1u for ddn 7sl0h
sWITmN G. SiioRfIDGE' \; NJ, Pam
HI. AL HF
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

r,IE oID.EsTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~ GUAM, EACH WAY WEEK.. DAYS AND9oN SUN
DAY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN.
NETWORK.
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NORWICH LINE

~ 10 Boston Worcester Nashaa, Portland and
Iron steamer . -
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception fho boat the sound and
the ,ayOIlte CITY Or NEW-GORk.
leaves Pier No 40, North River Watsst pier
ossess Perry ddIy except sundays at i3Opm
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EBUIILAN NTIUNE I'm 7.
l. FOR PRONIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily SUNDAYS excepte as
= tpliOr atacheul, and Top. palace
sleeping cans. sundays at 10 p with palace sleepAg
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL S.
Tokets and parOr secured Filth Avenue and
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices aud Grand central Depot
l.. W. PILKINs.
General Passenger Agent
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NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. y. K.
~ LONDON SAILING
~ %. I4ii Ct EfsS Jan. l3 . H. ~
LIVERPOOL SAILING:
ENGLAND. Dec. 3d. $50 am a. III, 20 Aim y, ) D. m
Cabin so toetV outward ucKct SO prepaid stccra0e
ticket SIS being - lower than most lines +. ". CURSE
MANAGER, o. az. % broadway, y. y
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ENMAN ROlAL NAIL LINE NTEANEKS
4 FOR QCEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or BitC~~El2. II tR'DAI; Dec. - o. u
CITY or NI.Ni DIRK. ~ E~DA I. jan /. 3D. 3D.
CITY or RfCu fpN D......~At UHDAY. ian. ~ q" DID.
Steamers 60 do not carry intermediate g.
From Pier 56 new numb'", Sor.h River
CABIN PASSAGE, So, $50 anl 500 Intermediate tlH
STI.HAGE. -2k Prepaid 3D.
JOIIN -. % { =, gent 81 and |3 broadway. y. T..
M nm N.
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FUUI EEIIUk-SI,
Commencing October .. 1882
For Highlands ScaDrisht. AOuBlonth Beach and Ions
Branch p. @'
For Jlantic Highlands. 4 D.
Leave foot ~ I.bertt-st, 3d. .. las, D.. for
Lakewood, Manchester. Tons RIve Baincgat &c.
1Ajp Atlantic CITY Vine and. BiidgetOn, &c.
ola a. for stations % Hgiulnds
las. 45 D. III fOF stations % SfiJrl,hL
4 r. M. Tor stations 10 SANDY HuDE
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EENERNL TKANNA HAN IIC IUNITNNI'
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANEE.
Pier OF Company new No ~ North River foot OF NORTON 81
The passengers til avoid both transit ~ English
railway The discomfort, Of crossing tbs Channel ia small
boat.
LABUA DOR I0ara WeIne 5,ily Jsl. -. II noon
PERiIRE, Bcfr7 .........N ednesdiy jan 10 ga III
LOI-Ls kEElAN so. D L.OGLlma lirlon
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Cabin pas Igc. 500 SSIHnh 500
Storage cEets and from all pars Of Europe al very 10"
rates. Freight and passage ONCE 80 Bowling Green
VERNON II. BROWN * co, Agents.
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FRO1 PIER NO. 40. NORTH RIVER.
BOTHNIA " edDesday. Dee. p. q.
CATALONI " edneslay, Jan. ,. noon
GALLIA. Wednesday, Jan TO- 900 a m
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u Y.HAEANA s. MEXICAN MAIL IS. Line.
~. steamers leave WEEKhY from Pier 3 ~ r. at ? M
FOX HAVANA DIRE r AND EO.i VERA CRUZ
via Havana. POy:r-o, CaupeChe and FTOu'crl
CITY or NA~II&GION Thur-dtv, Dec %
CITY OF MIitl 4
BRITISH E-l' .is huf7ddy, Jan II
~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-04
NElGaBORHOOD NEWS.
Events Across tho County Line.

John Battcrman, an inmate of the York
county almshouse, on Thursday mado q
murderOus assault on another inmate
named Collins, cutting him severely in the
right side with a chisel.
The new bank baru on the farm of Jesse
Rice, in Penn township, York county,
was entirely destroyed by fire on Thurs
day afternoon, together with about twen-
ty five tons of hay, lot of straw, about
three hundred bushels of corn, and a lot
Of oats and wheat. The live stock was
saved with the exception Of twenty-five
shoats. A separator, threshinS machine,
wagons, pioys and other farm implements
were destroyed. The loss is estimated to
be about s., 8O0 on which there is al in
surance of 81 500 in the Paradise fire in
surance company of York county.
The Reading Ncacs publishes the death
bed confession of Mrs. George Metz, who
died recently at that place. Her husband
was proprietor of a large farm in Berks
county in 1872, and employed young
married man at that time named John
Rauch. Rauch suspected Metz of init
macy with his wife, and during fight in
the barn ovel the matter, Rauch was
killed. Metz set fire to the barn, con
suming tie body of Rauch, and before
MS death lew years ago confessed the
deed to his wife. She, unwilling to carry
the secret TO the grave, communicated it
to her friends while Oh her death bed.
The large agricultural works of Benia-
min Plank, il, at Churchtown, Cumber-
land county, were entirely destroyed by
fire yesterday, Tie stable of the Brunar
house caught lire from flying sparks and
was also destroyed. Other buildings were
in flames, but prevented from destruction
by the efforts Of the citizens, who carried
water in buckets.
The trustees of the Wesleyan female
college at Wilmington, Del, have decided
to discontinue the institution and return
their charter to tho Methodist conference.
The purchaser, William Bright, made a
proposition to them to continue the school
poying him the interest on what he had
expended, but it was declined.
The trustees of the West Chester state
normal school have decided to build an ad-
ditional wing to that institution. During
the last year the school has greatly it,
creased, and already applications are being
made for next fall.
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Aamrdster fntelNQenrer.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 4. 1882
The Grating Season.

Germantown Telegraph.
Every farmer and gardener should know
how to do his own grating. 1t is the
easiest thing in the world to do, after pay
ing little attention to one who is at work.
The few implements necessary should be
always on hand, to wit: 4 grating knife,
which can be purchased at any seed store );
a very fine saw, q long-handled screwdriver
to keep open the split stock, lineup in
which to prepare and keep warm the wax,
and thin wooden paddle, or rather
spatula, with which to apply the wax.
The cherry can be grated now, as the
sap of this tree begins to run carly, and
there is small chance of a cherry scion
growing after this has taken place. The
apple and pear can be set at any time up
to the middle or even end of May, if the
scions have been carefully preserved and
have not yet started to sprout. There is
no danger of a graft not growing if the
stock be split so that the bark shall
not be bruised, and shaping the
scion wedge fashion both ways,
preserving also the bark uninjured,
and placing the rim Of the aeood of
both stock and scion exactly together, or
at least crossing each other, so that the
sap can intermingle. We prefer two eyes
Oh buds to graft, and would rather have
only ono than more than two. One years
wood should always bo used when it can
be obtained, as it is more certain to take
and grows more vigorously, and the graft
should be cut from bearing branches.
We wish to remind those preparing
grating wax, that we have found fou,
parts of rosin, one part of beeswax, and
one part beef tallow to be the best proper
tions. Melt them together in a skillet,
(Which is BEST or lineup, and mix well.
1t should remain in the vessel and used as
needed. Twenty or thirty scions can be
waxed with one heating up. When much
grating is to be done, little fire for heat
ing the wax should be made on the spot,
between tho bricks or stones.
We have seen various preparations for
making grating wax, and we believe VIC
have tried nearly all, but perfer our own
where there IS only little grating to do,
though We should adopt that recommen.
ded by our friend Larkin, of Delaware
county, where there is much to do. Ap-
plying it warm or hot does no injury. The
object to attain in the mixture is that the
wax will not crack in cool. dry weather,
Or run in warm weather. Ii, however,
upon trial, different proportions be re
quired, the foregoing can be altered
though after using them in several way'
we have come back to these.
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DespiseU.

BY the unthinking, BuriOck has been con-
sidered u weed, and its luxuriant growth, un.
pleasant smell. etc, has rendered It, to those
mot knowing its Writ ues,' "a nuisance and yet
the root has long been acknowledged by 50.
wants rs most invaluable rs {. diuretic, aperi-
cnt and blood purifier. BurdOck Blood BItters
cmbody all its good qualities. Price 81. For
sale at II. Il. COchran'5 Drug Store, 1877 North
Queen street. Lancaster.
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Ntrabile D!ctu,

"Iour Spring Blossom Is success. 1 GER
tain!y think its effects are wonderful; all the
dyspcptic symptoms l complained OF have
vanished; my wltc is also enthusiastic iii
praise OF it: she WAS disfigured by blotches
and pimples on her face, and had Il continu-
Gus headache. She is all right now and all un-
slightly eruptiOns have gone. You may refer
any dnEbting parties to me.
"R. ". WILLIAMSON.
ELK Street. Buffalo"
Price 80 cents. For sale at II. L. Cochran s
drug store. IL! North Queen street. Lancaster.
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MINNICa.s LATEST
Nl IMPROVED PATENT
TOBACCO PRESSES,

For Casing and Baling Tobacco. Minnichs
sold on trial on their merits. Warran ted to
give better satisfaction in every particular
be returned at my expense. Send for Illus
trated Circular. 8. B. MINNlCH,
Landisville, Lancaster County, Pa.
d2S3m0M&S&3mw
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J. NJ. Might Syracuse, n. ". writes: when
first commenced using your Burdock Blood
Bittcrs was troubled with fluttering ard pal.
Iitation OF the heart. l felt weak and ltnguid
with Il numbncss OF the limbs; since using,
my heart has not troubled me and the numb
ing sensation is all gone" Price 81. For sale
at II. l.. COchran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street Lancaster
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Lady IseautifierS

Ladies. YOU cannot make fair skin. rosy
checks an. sparkling eyes with all the cos
Inetics of France, or beautiflers OF the world l..
while in poor health. and nothing will give
you such rich blood. good health, strength
and beauty rs Hop Eittcrs. 4 trial is certain
proof. nl-2wd&w
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Household Market,

The Central and Northern markets were
both very well attended to-day, though there
was nothing new at either worthy of especial
note. Butter and eggs were rather cheaper
than heretofore, butter selling at the lower
market as low as IS cents though the general
price was 30; at the upper market it ranged
from 50 to 35. Eggs sold at both markets ut
l5gs0c. a dozen. Poultry was higher dressed
chickens brought from 40 to Goc. each ana
live fowls from 6Jc. TO 81 per pair 4 few
dressed turkeys were offered at Sl2i42 ia per
weight. VIC quote as follows
DAIRY.
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Mall Train. No. 2, west, connecting at Ian
caster with Mail Train, No. l, at 9:2j ILL.,, will
run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation west connecting
II Lancaster with Fast Line, west at l:5J, will
run through tn Frederick.
HarriiburK Express, west, at $40 p. III , has
direct connections (withOut change of cars) to
ColuuIbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when tagged,
viii sop at DOwn1ngtOwn, COatesvIIIe, Parkes-
burg. Mount Joy, Elizabethtown and Middle
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED

~ and guaranteed never to return
DRS. II. ID. & NJ. a. LONGAKER
by their treatment can take the most fearful
case OF Skin Disease (evcn II OF forty years
standing, and If the body is covered with
spots, scabs. crusts, scales, sores, ulcers, PIN.
poison from the system, heal the skin. and
leave fl pure. clear smooth::and healthy. If you
have any Skin Disease come to Drs. LOngakcr
and get cured before too Ia1c--bctorc il at
tacks some vital organs Ot.icc-NO l3 East
Walnut street. Lancaster. Pa. Consultations
free. r,s-3t,lSW
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MEDICAL.
",ELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS.
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS.
Are Prepared Expressly to Cure
Sick headache, Nervous Head
ache, Neuralgia, Nervous
ness. Sleeplessness and
Dyspepsia, and will
Cure any Case.

The EpiscopaL Methodist, the wcll-knOwn re
ligious paper of Baltimore. said recently:
4" Dr. &. W. Benson, a practicing physician At
No. LOG North Eutaw street OF this city (who
has paid much attention 20 nervous Diseases J..
has discovered that Extract of Celery and
Chamomilc combined In a certain proportion,
invariably cures headache, either bilious.
dyspeptic. nervous or sick headache. neural
gia, s!eeplessness, dyspepsia, nervousness and
paralysis. This is triumph IN medical chem
istry. The doctor is largely known and highly
respected in Baltimore
Sold by all druggists. rrice. SOC. u box.
Depot, los North Eutaw street. Baltimore, Nd.
BY mail two boxes for 81, or six boxes for 81 30,
to any address.
WHAT FIRST-CLASS PHYSICIANS SAY
OF THEM:
DIR. Bensons Celery and ChamOmile Pills
are worth their weight in gold In nervous and
sick headacne.-Dr. A. II. SchlichtGr, Of Baltl-
more.
These Celery and Chamomile Pills OF Dr..
Benson are invaluable in nervous diseases"
DIR. Hammond, OF New York.
"Dr. Benson's Pills tor the cure of neuralgia
are a successfully. q. P, Holland, OF Chris
tianburg, Va.
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DR.. @. w. BENSON'S
New Remedy ana Eavorite Prescription
SKIN CURE

Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, LETTERS. HUMORS, INFLAM
NATION. MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH
sCALY ERUPTIONs, DISEASES OF
HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA.
ULCERS, PIMPLES AND
TENDER TECHNICS
on all parts OF the body. it makes the skin
white, soft and smooth; removes tan and
frcckles. and is the Best toilet dressing in the
" orld. Elegantly put UP, two bottles IN one
package, consisting of both internal and ex
ternal treatment.
All tirst-class druggists have it. Price 81 PEI
package. auga2-lvdM. .W&S&w q
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LNSTATE or ABRAHAM PETERS, LATE
IL OF Manor township, deceased-Letters
testamentary on SAID estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
dcbteu thereto are requested to make fmmc-
diate payment, and those having cla.ms or
demands against the same will present thr.n
without delay for settlement to the unUer
signed residing in Lancaster city.
JACOB q. PETERS,
HENRY ). SHlR!,,
J. ". Il. BACsMAN Executor.
Attorney. fcD!l 1tds, tw
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DEACh BOTTOM RAILWAY.

No sand No. . trains will stop only when
signnIed. Trains connect at Dorsey's with Co
lumbia Port Deposit X. X. Trains leave the
depot. Eroa'l street and Washington avenue, at
80 \. NJ anu ESQ r. NJ, and arrive at o:37 r. N
ard L. ~. Tickets from all stations to Phila.
Ie!p!ia ana Baltimore for sale by the conduc-
tor.
J. J.A.ALEXANDER. sup't.
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EsTATE OF SUSAN VELDER, LATE OF
IL West Lampe:er township. decaG- 49,
Letters OF administration ON said estate ,.Ge-
ing been granted to the unIersignc .t.
persons indebted thereto are requisite. q
make immediate settlement, and those having
claims Or demands against the same, VIII pre-
sentthcm without delay for settlement 70 tho
undersigned, residing In West Lampefcr. Pu
CHARLES y. VELDER
j. Il. Coop. Atty. Administrator
6tWs
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Brandy,
a. SOVEREIGN Rem

The aged. with feeble appetite and mere or
less debility, vii! tind this simple medicine.
" hen used DrGErriV
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DR.. @. A. Greene,
iiG EAST KING STREET.
Thirty-iour ycars experience

EOTE-nr Greene has 400 acres OF ,icnsely
timbcred land (Cak, Dlack walnut. .Sc.) in
kentucky, on Ohio river, which he will sell
cheap, or exchange for land in this county.
MWF&S
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IL late OF Lancaster City, decd. Letters
tcstanentarv on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to make tmmetii-
ate settlement, and those having claims or de
mands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in Lancaster city
CONRAD MOSER,
&c KHEADY Administrator.
Attorney. feb2l-6tdOaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-04
MISCELL1EEOUS.
MISCELLAEEO
DEIGART"3 0L3 WINE STORE.
Brandy as a Medicine.

The following article was voluntarily sent Il
Mr. III. F.. Siiynaker, Agent for Rei@art's Ole
Wine Store. by prominent practising physi
clan OF this county, who has extensively use(
the Brandy referred to IL his regular practice
1t is commended to the attention OF those at
iS<.ta - u-itl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-04
REIHART'S OLD RRANDY,

or :ill their Ills and aches. I:e 1t, however
understood that we prescribe and uss
In I article and that i,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-17

Boston, 16.-NO change in the
wool market since last week. The
demand is fair from manufacturers,
and desirable fleece wool was firm,
but defective fleece wool was dull.
Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania
f1eeces have been at 42@44 for X and
Xxx and above; and Michigan and
Wisconsin X at 39@42. The stock
of y tleeces is quite reduced. In
washed tleeceS sales have been at %
@32 for fine and medium grades,
with medium selections at 33@34 ;
combing and delaine selections are
steady at 43@4S for fine delaine and
No. l combing. Kentucky and Mis-
souri, combingS are very little in
quired for, prices nominal. Califor-
MIA is quiet and unchanged, with
very little that is desirable on the
market. Pulled wool is in steady
demand with sales of choice eastern
and Maine supers at 45@50,and COM
mon and good at 3O@42. Australia
wool has been selling at 44@47 fol
clothing and combing, and Monte
video at 36. The stock of carpet
wool is light and very little bust
ness has been dOne.a