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The Baltimore County union., 1882-05-20
C. Bohn siiusluf. B. Payne Butler, N.
Charles Bur ke and 8. Parker Bosley,
AttoFneys. ToWsontoHn.

E,MMA p. MADDOX ET AL. rs. WILLIAM
Il c. PAYNE ET Al, IN hs CircHi, Court for
Baiiis'ors e"HHiy--in EYHiy.
ORDERED By the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county this :5ih day Of April. iss? that the sale
made and reported by Nicholas Charles Burke.
{. Bohn sIingluf. Benjanin 2. Butler and S.
Parker Bosley. Trustees. for the sale Of the real
cstitied cause. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 90 the contrary thereof be shown. on or be-
fore the 2?d day ef usy. iss2. provided = copy
Of this rider be inserted in some newspaper print
ell 10 Baltimore county, once in each of three sue.
eessivs weeks before the 22i day Of May, iss?
The report states the amour, of sales tn be s. $40
wM. ". ISAAC. Clerk.
True copy-Test:
WA. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
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WANTED

-wANTED.-
COUNTRY PLACE OF 10 TO 20 ACRES, WITH
In one mile Of railroad. with Good Dwslling
not less than ten rOoms-f0R CASH.
J. p. CLARK
Cor. Lexington and Calvert Streets. Baltimore.
Api.3?tAug.i3.
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from oardenvIllo, l2th District.

Aflsr q silence Of . few weeks, during which
time nothing has transpired worthy Of notice, l
again wTite you. never miss an item for your
paper II I can help Il.
At this writing Tuesday night) is has cleared
on after raining continuously for week. II has
been = long time since We experienced q weak Of
such weather. Some say We shall need no more
rain for q month. Should the weather now get
warn, vegetation, although late, will grow very
fast. The grass and grain have been greatly
benefited. l never saw better prospect for
wheat. Most Of that sown In this portion Of the
district was put In good ground that had pre-
viously been used for gardening purposes, and
which will be followed BY late crop. II stands
very heavy on the ground and no doubt much Of
IL will fall down.
Corn planting was progressing well before the
the vet weather set In, and doubt much Of that
put in will rot; also potatoes that were planted In
sandy ground. About 4 week ago / saw people
planting potatoes with planting. stick, such as 10
used In setting out cabbage. The rows had been
msnured, two furrows turned on Il and then the
holes made with . stick aud the potatoes dropped
IN. This struck me as being n novel mode Of
planting.
There Is much complaint In our section Of the
district abou, locating the voting place for the
new 9Th precinct at Putty Hill. as that place, on
the Belair road, 10 nearly At the extreme end Of
the district, but few living beyond u, the voting
place being not one fourth Of mile from the lith
district line. The Smile House would have been
q much more central point.
Since the advertisement Of the Peoples Live
Stock Insurance Company appeared In THE
usioS. quite number Of persons have made ap.
pleation 20 the agent at this place for insurance
Four very fine horses and one mule have died
within the last two weeks, al Of which their own
ers talked Of having insured. but put Il OF too
late. When they replaced their stock they became
members Of the Company. A. Mccormick 10 the
agent.
with his portable steam saw-miil, on Mr.. George
Councilmans farm. getting out timber for . new
building. lie also saws shingles, paiings, &c.
lie will next be engaged on Mr.. John Fitch's
place and win be kept busy until threshing com
menees. Ills mill has been running steadily since
he stopped ihreshing last season. M. A. r.
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April 29.-M.
HAMILTON,

III
win make the se.son AZ the La
farm of HE owner, l.. NJ. BACON, Al
n $40 the season. SIS 10 insure. lHUS
HAMILTON 10 dArk bay, about W
10 hands high and has shown sthres minute gait.
Was sired by Marshal Nsy, Owned By G. W. coek-
ey, Eco. Dam, vel bred mare. (ApL A-1m.
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There is someihing soft and tender In The fail
of Q single snowflake. but Il always reminds us
20 look AFTER our bottle % Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup
Our old standby In the days Of coaghs and
Colds-for we have aluays found u reliAbie.
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FOR SALE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Railroad. near Sta.
tion, q, 500.
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Prec,nc,ing the Districts.

The County Commissioners held special meet
lag ON Friday Of last week for the purpose Of act
lag on n number Of petitions for additional pre-.
cnets in of the districts. provided for un-
DIR the Law of Mr.. John 5. Gittings passed at the
late session Of the Legislature. Tho following
Treeincts were established and Mr.. Charles u. Nc.
Clean. eosnty surveyor, was ordered 10 prepare
maps of the same, defining the boundaries. ac.
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TossonforR Prssbyisriaa Chapel. Regular sun
day afternoon services BY the pastor, Rev. s. II.
Thompson, at I o'clock.
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TorsoHtorn M n. ChHreh.-Preaching Sunday,
2is', by the pastor, Rev. W. 7. D. clsmu, at II
.. IN. and s m.
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s. JoLHs p. e. CAnreL, Kiny.riEs.
every Sunday morning, at quarter before eleven,
BY Rev. A. ]. Barrow, rector.
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WANTED-sMALL FARM In the neigh.
w borhood of Baldwin or Long Green. -
CIARE H.
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Trinity Church, Long GreeH.-services by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
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ArGUsTus sTUMPF.

fINHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters testamentsry
on the estate Of
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The May term Of the Circuit Court for Bal,i.
more county commenced on Monday before Judge
Yelioit. The juries for the term are constiiuted
as fplloWs.
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i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
iur baltimore county, letters Of Administration on
b. -
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Cor. Lexington aud Calvert Streets.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

HHnfs N. =. Ckarek.-The quarterly meeting
service on Drooklandville Circuit will be held on
Sunday morning. May 2ist, at Hunts church
Love feast At half past nine and at half past ten
Rev. J. A. Price, Presiding Elder, will preach.
wn. RooERs, Preacher in Charge.
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on or J,fsrs the Ga day Of Deee~b.r. 1852:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ail
benefit of said estate. Those indebted To said e.
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 29ih day of Nov, issl.
HARRY c. DOSLEY,
May l5.-stl Administrator.
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The amosnt ftaxes required 90 be collected for
the year lsse as per estms e. is S322 10000. an
assessment Of So ee ;s every SlnO of asse sable
property ia the county. being s59.7s Is S322.
s55.ss. the frsc''on over the amour required IL
Ss52s2.
AND wHEREAs, BY an Act Of the General A.
sembly Of Maryland. ls66. Chapter IjT. ard IN
Act supplementary the -eio passei January Ses-
sion. 1867. 10 provide tor the general valuation
and assessment of property in this state and an
Act passed January Session, lS5s. and in pgFsu-
anee of an Act passed January Session, 1870. for
the more speedy collection of taxes. and in pursu
ance of an Act passed January Session. ISIS. sup
Elementary thereto. for the more speedy collection
u taxes and also in pursuance Of Article .. See
). Of the Maryland Code oi Public General Law
We. the County Comm i.,ioners Of Baltimore
county. this :9th day Of April. 4. u. lSs2, have
assessed and taxed the assessabie property Of Bal
timore county for the year 1882 and appropriated
the sane agreeable 10 the afoFegoins levy list for
lss2 a. estimaied. and for tire receiving of the
same have appointed WILLIAM PARKS, TTea-
sursr and Collector Of Taxes for Baltimore county.
and the said Treasurer and Collector having en-
:ered into bond according 10 the Act Of Assembly
made aud provided. be j. hereby authorized and
mpowered o. receive from the owners Of assessa-
se property in said county Of Baltimore. the fol
wing rate of assessment that IL TO say, Aii the
property assessed in the county aforesaid. at the
Prate or sum Of Gfty-iour cents on every Slo0 Of
aforesaid assessed. and account for aud pay ever
the same as directed by the Act Of Assembly in
such eases made and provid
Given under eur hands nd seals this 29th day
Of April. lsS2.
EDWARD W. sTIHFEL. lsEAL.l
JOHN II. MILLENDER, lsEAL.l
JOHN 7. p. PARLETT. [SEAL.l
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
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claims against the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber.
oa or J.fors ne 3oh day Of .yor,sssr. 1852:
they may c;herwi, i,e by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 60 said e.
tate are requested to make immediate pay ment.--
Given under my hand this ID day Of March. 1889.
ANNIE sTUMPf.
May 6.-ftsl Executfix.
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ELEANOR J. BOSLRY,

late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. 10
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DEATHS.

LITHGow.-ln this city. January ., 1852, Amy
Liihgow, in the 9:;d year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral.
on " cdncs;lay afternoon ~ Go'clOck, from the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Swart2. 5i1 East King street. intermert at
Woodward Hill cemetery. 9-2td+
EMlG.--In this city. on the 9th inst. George
Martin Emiss. Ill the 10Th year ot lis age.
The relatives and friends of the family ARE
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from his late residence, No. 3IG Low street, on
"Wednesday afternoon at ~ o'clock. Services
at lions Lutheran church. ?-2t
BRADYCAMp.-In this city, on the :lth inst,
A,ldic May, daughter of Zcigler and Amanda,
Bradyc:unp. aged years. months anu Il
tluys.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of her parents, No. aV'
North Mulberry street, on Wednesday after
noon at :oclOck. inl"rnent ut Shrcincrs g
cemetery. ?-2t
REARDeS.-In Baltimore, January 9th, OF
diphtheria, Margaret Annie, oldest child OF j..
Ii. and Mary ReariOn, formerly OF Lancaster,
aged years 10 months and 25 days. Inter
ment at BaltinOrC. ltd
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RtSC,,rED FROM DEATH

The following statement of WilliamJ Cough
lin. of so:nervilIe, dass., is 40 remarkable that
We beg t. ask tor it the attention OF our read
ers. He says: "ln the fall of 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding Of the lungs followed
by severe cough l soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak 1T one time
that could not leave my bed. In the summer
of 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l hal Il hole in
my left lung as big as Il half collar. eXpend-
eli over hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine. was SO far gone ut one time report
wen: around that was dead. Igavc up hope,
but e friend told me OF DR.. WM. HALLS BALsAN
FOR THE LUNGS. lat ghcd at my friends, think
ing that my case was lncur.Dle, hut got
bottle TO satisfy them. when to my surprise
and qualification, commenced 10 feel better.
My hope. once dead, began to revive, and to-
day feel in bette: spirits than have the past
three years.
Il write this hoping you will publish 1t, so
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will he induced to take DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam
tor the Lungs, and be convinced that con-
SUMPTION can be cured. l have taken two
bottles and can positively say that it has done
more good than all 0Ihcr medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and shall soon be
able to go to work" Sold ill Lancaster at
Cochran. Drug Store, l37 ard l39 North Queen
sire v2S-lYdeOuTh&W2
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T. aIRD EDITION.
PORTER PLEADS.
II is TELLING SPEECH FOR THn
PROSECUTION.
GUIrEAU vIslBLY AfrEcry:u
Judge Cox Rules on Some Law fOiD ts-H< q
Decisions Against the Pray erx of the
Defence-A bad Day for
Guit0au.

Decisions Against the Prayers of the
Defence-A Bad Day for
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O-The court roor,
was densely crowded this NOR ning. Judge
Porter at once began to speak and Guitea,
listened with wrapt attention. It is be-
heved Porter will occupy the time a1til
recess.
During Porter's argument the prisoner
WINGED, and as counsel pict areG prisoner
beneath the shadow of the ga.llews the lat
ter seemed to lose all his powers of inter-
rup6on, and the court room was husbed
in awe.
Upon the Conclusion of p orter's speech
Judge Cox rendered his decisions On
prayers of Counsel. In regard to the
question of jurisdiction he decided against
the prayer Of defense. Regarding the
question of legal insanity he decided that
knowledge OF the difference between
right and W rOng must be accepted as the
correct test.
Judge Cox concluded his decision at
1:25 p. M, having consumed an hour aud
forty minutes with rapid speaking. Upo,,
every material point his rulings were Jli.
rectly against the prayers of the de-
fense. The only grain of corafort
for he prisoner was offered when
Judge Cox reached the question of
reasonable doubt. Upon this sub; ect he
said: 81 shall not charge the jury to
acquit if they find reasonable doubt as
to any ono element, but shall take into
consideration and charge them relative to
all the elements and that if from all the
circumstances and all the evidence thew
have a reasonable doubt of the commits.
sion by the defendant of the crime as
charged then they shall acquit."
AS Judge Cox finished speaking Guiteau
called out, I" 1 am perfectly satisfied with
that portion of the law
After consultation between counsel
court adjourned until Thursday morning,
when Mr.. Davidge will make the opening
argument to the jury in the prosecution.
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FIRE
DOyie's Novelty Bazaar in Danger.

Doyie's Novelty Bazaar in Danger.
This morning about 10 o'clock smoke
was seen to issue from the basement of
w. A. Doyle's novelty bazaar, No. 3S
West King street, the .io!sts, floor and
some of the contents of the cellar having
bccn set Oh fire by the heat from the fur
lnace. The firemen responded quickly to
the alarm and the fire was soon extin-
gushcd by two streams Of water thrown
upon if from the Union steamer. The
cellar Was flooded with water, and a part
Ofthe goods with which it was filled were
more or less damaged. The goods
consisted of camp stools with car
pet Seats baskets and other willow
ware, children's wagons. sieighs, sleds and
miscellaneous goods. These were dam
aged by water and broken, probably, Of
500 or $500, The goods in the store
room are damaged by smoke, cut the en-
tire loss will not likely reach $500, which
is fully covered by insurance in the
Phoenix of Hartford, of which Bausman
& Burns are agents
The building which belongs to A. n.
Breneman, jr., is not much damaged. n
part of the floor was torn to enable the
firemen to get at the fire, and few of the
.ioists were SO badly charrcd that they will
have to be replaced. The loss is not more
than $50, and is cove: cd by insurance
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rhiladeiphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Jan. 3.-The receipts OF live stock
ut the Philadelphia stock yards were: For
the week s;, BeeXes, Ne ESQ head sheep: 1900
Bceves, 2,5o head; sheep, 5000 head hogs,
$500 head.
Beef cattle were active, and with only a
moderate supply prices advanced L@15c, the
latter rate on the middle grades.
We quote AS follows:
:, Extra, 7@7Ac: Good, sA@eMc; Medium,
Mich COWS were weak at s50@35.
Sheep were active and prices were firm until
the close to-day, when the market was rather
weaker.
Wequote as follows:
EHtra' 100 and above SA≻ good. se%2s D.
in sympathy with the Western markets
We quote as follows:
Extra ut 10c; good at 914I9Ac; medium
at SAG9Ac; culls at s9SHc.
sALEsoF BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller Il Co., 2l4 Western. 5kG81Sc.
A. ossJ Z J. CIR Christy. ass 3 western, western Sn@snnc. s@n
E. s. b. +. McFilen. $50 Western, 6@7c.
NJ. Ulman, los Chicago, 6A97h; Is Lancaster
fS1nay; Indiana, S& s. Is e chicsso HsaS; as" s
Shambnrg Paul, $50 Western, 4@6Z.
James Clemson 40 Chester CO., 5H66Hc.
G. schamberg & Co., 20 western, 5@6I.
Daniel Murphy, l2o Western and Western Pa,
6L1CLc.
II. Chain, tr, Sc Western, 518k.
+. SheetZ. AZ Western 5N06Zc.; Is bulls. 41c.
NJ. Levi, s. West Va: and Delaware, 51567c.
John McArdle, 160 Western, G07c.
SIC.
L. Horn, 65 West Va, 405Ac.
Cyrus Miller. "a Western Pa, 506c.
Daniel Smyth Bro, 9O Western and West
Va, 3LGGZc.
Dennis Smyth, 40 Western Penna. 5@6c.
Chain & Caldwell, 10 Western, 4H@5Zc.
James Aull, l0l Western, 5065Ac.
Abe Ostheim, q Western, 5%67c.
Hachman 4 Levi. l29 Western, 5z@7c.
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RihggOld Buhd COnceyt.-TO-mOrrOw eve hing
ih" celebrated RinggOld band Of Readin e, long
known as one of the best musical OrganiZa-
tons OF the state, will give concert at Full
ton opera house, which promises to be a very
attractive affair. In addition to q fine pro =
gramlIe OF musica: selections by Inc
band. the services of John NJ. Stephens elscu-
ZIONIST. and of Miss Sue Morgan and Harry
Morgan, vocalists, have been enlisted and
will lend pleasing variety to the entertain
ment. The band have made arrangements for
special excursion rates from Reading to this
city. good on either OF the two regular trains
tomorrow afternoon, and to return on any
train tor two days. Persons who may wish to
return the same night will be afforded that
opportunity on a special train which will be
run, leaving the King street depot tomorrow
at il:lj p. III. and stopping ut all stations be
tween here and Rcalinp
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"Liie, Growth, beauty

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A fine head Of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct TO beauty that no one who prizes
good looks should neglect to use " London
Hair Color Restorer," the most clcanly and dc
liShtfui article ever introduced to the Ameri-
can people. IL Is totally different from all
othcrs--Ect sticky or Summy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickcns thin
hair, restores gray ha1r gives it new life, keeps
The scalp clean and healthy. causing the hair
TO grow W here il had fallen off Or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and IL so per-
fcctly and elegantly prepared rs to make it a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. I" Lon
don Hair IcstOrcr" is sold by all druggists.
ut Il cents il bottle. Six bottles for 81.
Ocl3M W saw
Co!dcn's Liebigs Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vigorator is admirably adapted for females in
delicate health. Coldcn'S. no other. OF drug
gists. i5-lwd,end&w
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COLUMBIA NEWS.

OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE
4 The p. r. r. reservoir has again been
filled with water.
The p. II. X. pay Car will be here i'll
day or two;
"Uncle Danl'' for the 6. A. r. Thurs.
day evening next.
The Excelsior elocution club meets this
evening at the residence of Miss Anna
Bruner A large attendance is requested.
1t was Mr.. NJ. S. Shuman, not Simpson.
who was defeated at the recent election OF
trustees for the old Columbia Public
Ground company.
The Odd Fellows hal! sadly needs re.
pairing as the exterior is nearly devoid OF
paint. The intel ior also deeds some work
done to it.
A Fifth street lady administered lauda-
mum to her sick child by mistake the
services of physician prevented any seri
GUS results
1t was thought On account of the heavy
fog of Sunday night, that a gOodly number
of mishaps would occur, but the railroad
men were dOubly careful! aud hence these
catastrOplIes were avoided.
"A masquerade ball will be held at tie
handsome residence of Mr. John Fendricb,
at Third and Chestnut streets next Fri
udy VtCuluRs "A CUSIuLASl Will duy ChtCl
prise could secure a number of orders by
coming to Columbia Immediately.
Miss Jessie Wall returned home this
morning after six weeks visit to her re-
lations in town. The young lady is orig
lnally from Columbia but with her par
ents removed to Philadelphia recently.
The state of the River.
The ice on tho Susquehanna is not as
CT II, ,,,rlf IN. hn
yesterdays warm weather caused it to
thaw considerably: A young boy made
the attempt last evening to walk to
Wrightsville over the ice and save
six cents lie succeeded in walking about
200 yards from the shore, then broke in and
with difficulty saved himself, for every time
he would get half way out the ice would
again break and he would again 60 in. A
number of persons on the shore seeing his
danger procured rope and went to his
assistance. As it was thrown to him be
caught it and in this way saved himself,
but he will not try again to save six cents.
Rodenllauser and Three Tramps.
Officer Rodenhauser had lively time
last night with three tramps. He noticed
them lOafing in the vicinity of the post
Office and ordered them to move on. They
did So, but soon after came back again
He then told them that if they did not
clear out he would arrest them This was
about 1890 o'clock. They left and he did
not see any thing more of them until near
midnight, when they again took up their
old position. He attempted to arrest them,
but they piled on him. For ten minutes
he fought them, knocking them right and
left, and receiving but few blows in re-
turn. Two of them took to their heels,
and Henry was about placing the hand
cuffs on the other when he suddenly arose
from his position in the gutter and jumped
on a passing freight train. Rodeuhauser
deserves much credit for his manly dc
fensc, and with such a watchman, the
people who live on his watch may feel
pretty safe.
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E'STATE OFVALENIINE BAKER, LATE
~ of East Hempfeld township. Lancaster
county, deceased. Letters testamentary ON
said estate having been granted to the under
signed all persons indebted to said decetcnt
are requested to make immediate settlement
and those having claims OF demands against
the estate OF Satt tlecetlont, to make known
the same to the undersigned without drIav
residing In East HompAeld township.
JOHN SilIRRICH
ABRAHAM SIIlRRICu
"A. u. NKwPHER, Executors.
Attorney ,i27-lttlx6tw&
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Special NOTICES.
Mouners. uo,ner-,, mothers y

NOtHerS! hIOInerrlI HlOtherS!l
Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth
If So, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
licVc the poor little sufferer immc,iiatsly-de-
pend upon 1t; there is no mistake about ii.
There is not a mother on earth who has ever
uscd IT, VINO will not tell you at once that it
will reg ate the bowels. and give rest to the
mother, md relief and health to tle child.
opcratin elikc magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use III all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
Is the prescription OF one of the oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
Urilcd Stakes. Sold everywhere: - cents a
LOtilr "lar.-lvl.sw M.W&S
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We selected with the greatest care i'm Europe
an immense stock of choice goods which
proved to be without exception the best
brought to this country.