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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-06
OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS


CLOSING.
Washington. ID. G.. and Northern mails s Il. H.,
l2 H. and Is and SID p. III.
Western mails 1::iO and S:1o y. III.
Southern mails. via Richmond. Va, HOO Il IN.
and .l::,O and 800 p. III.
South and Southwestern mails. via 1.ynChburg,
Va through mails 65O p III. Through and way
mails, 600 u. III.
Manassas Division GOO Il. III.
NrXandra to Round Hill, Na 500 Il. III.
OPENING.
E,r,hcru and Western mails. via Washington
y G.. $50 Il. m. IT, III. and q p. III.
southern mails via Richmond Va, S::;O Il. III.
and 0:SO Il. III.
Southwestern mails. via i.ynchburg, Virginia,
$50 a. m and 40 p. III.
Manassas Division G:13 p. IN.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va. 35O p M.
Office IIourS-Otticc opens at $50 a. m., and
closes mt 700 p. III.
sunday Hours-Olficc opens at 900 4. m. and
closes ut 9::'O q. III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-06
.iS3-codts Executors of Samuel Miller.
NoTICE-PUBLIC- SALE.

by virtue of my office us Collector of Taxes for
that part of the city known as the Northern Dis
trict. have this day levied distress upon the
personal property in the house. No. = Royal st.
between King and Prince. owned or assessed to
Viola Wimsatt or as much thereof rs will satisfy
the taxes due by Viola Wimsatt, amounting to s.,
for balance due and unpaid on the bill for 1879
and costs Of sale, and will expose for sale at public
auction. in front Of the premises. OH TUESDAY.
July llth. 1882, TWO (2) ROCKING CHAIRS,
FOUR (4) PARLOR CHAIRS. and ONE a.
SMALL TABLE. Terms of Sale: Cash.
jy1-5t JNO r HILL. Col n Dist
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lsESe.sIul, lcl,aDH ItEATh

The following statement of WillfamJ Cough
lin, Gi SOnerVilit, nlaSs., is SO remarkable that
we beg, 4. ask tor it the attention OF our read
cl, lie says: ain the iull of 1876 was taken
with Il violent bleeding of the lungs followed!
by n severe cough. ! soon began to lose my
annette .:?t' iicsh was weak at one time:
lhi! coul.! not leave my ted. In the summer
nt 1877 I admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l had Il hole in
,,.y left lung It's Iii. rs half collar. l expend
G.. over q hundred dollars in doctors and med.
icinr was So far gone at one time a report
wen. around :hat was dead. gave up hope,
but +" friend tOl. ne OF DIR. WIN. HALLS BALsAM
For THE !.USGs. laughed at my friends, think.
i:,s tlla: my case was lncuraDle, hut got Il
bottle 10 satisfy them, when TO my surprise
and qualification, commenced to feel better.
NV hope, once dead, began to revive, AMI TO-
day feel in hcttc" spirits than have the past
three years.
IL write this hoping You will publish il, so
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induce,i to !akc DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
tor the Lungs, and be convinced that con-
su,np'i;.n can be cured l have taken two
bottles and can positively say that II has done
more good than all Other medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al,
| most entirely disappeared and shall soon be
able TO go 10 work. Sold iii Lancaster at
IGri.rau'S Drug ~i.:tr, T.. aud la9 North Queen
sire. N2S-lYdeOiThXw
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DL:.l7'l{S.

McMAHoN.-ln this city, on Jan: IL, lSse.
Mary A.. daughter OF Bernard anu Bridget Nc
Mahon, i'll the 3ith year OF her age.
The relatives ami friends OF the family
arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her parents, NO. IA
South Mary street. on Wednesday morning at
O'Clock High mass at St. Mary church
lnterment at st. Mary's cemetery. 2td
SnULTz,-In TINS city, on the 18th inst, June
s. Youngest daughter of the :atc John A. and
Anna ShultZ. aged 10 years, months and j.
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
resncc;fully invited to attend the funeral
1rnm her mothers residence, No. 14s North
Prince street. on Tuesday morning at ii
O'Clock Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
SLEGEIMILCH-ln this city on the nth inst.
Mary e.. daughter of the late John L. and
Mary n Siegemilcli, in the Goth year OF hci
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family az,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her parents. No l3
South Queen street. on tomorrow (Tuesaay
morning at O'Clock, to proceed to Springvi!l'
tor intcrment.
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MRS. LlNCOLN'S PENSION.

scnatoT Lu:.an's Bill :" Pay -srTri.Tr.
WAsHINGTuS, Jan. 1G.-In tic Senate
to day Gen Logan intToIucnh :, bill t" pay
Mrs. Abraham Linonln arrears Of pension
for the tive years intervening between The
death of her husband an., the passage "F
the act granting her a pension the esti-
mated total amount being SO, O00>. a;.,i
asked Immediate consideration.
MIR. Blair, OF the pension committee
suggested the reference Of the measure tn
that committee, rs it was pcrfcctins :;
more comprehensive bill! which wouil iu
cludc this case and tba: of Mrs, Garfield
The bill was 81 referred.
The census deficiency bill, Oh motion Of
Mr.. Hale, Was taken up and passed
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The Assassin in 4 Good HumOr.
WAsHINCTCN. Jan 16.-At the opening
of the tenth week OF the Guiteau trial, thc
prisoner came into court smiling and Will
more confidence in his walk and manne!
than he has lately evinced. He saluted
his brother and his counsel pleasantly as
he passed them, and then took up his
papers. Scoville commenced his address
to the jury.
Scoville went on to charge that Porter,
Davidge, Corkhill and some of the experts
had formed conspiracy to hang his client.
He was soon interrupted by Davidse, who
broke in with "Oh no, no, Mr.. Srovi!ls
that is not So
Presently Davi,lsc promised no. to i'll
terrupt again, and Seoville went on to say
that D.svidge's construction of the law
would hang tour.tifths OF the insas-c ciimi-
nails OF the country. The prisiner made
frequent Interruptions, but Scoyille con
tinucd until ut 1880 recess was ordered.
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RiIksh EI'H.
i'n.ias!elpnia M Harker.

j.niLapaL8HlA, january l6. - Flour market
Gm;ct Sup"rilnc, Is 1J4li -; ::.i;Tu ~ 50
% y; Ohio and lnirtnI tatn:!y,
81 :1T1 90: Pennsylvania family S6 :j1l
q 80 st. Louis Ito sG S.r7 u; NtHnesOty
Extra, s :lltG 10 ,lo straight. $:G2at1: winter
patent. " .,lQ1 ~: spring dc, - a:IlD,
Rye flour ::t 81 1Jt,
" heat quiet and steady Del. and Pcnn'u
Real, !! lIf9I II do Amber 81 i5Il -.
Corn firm for local ir;c.
Oats dull and weak.
Rye dull at !6fD9.c.
Provisions quiet.
Lard steady.
Batter stt.ulirr; choice GRADES scarce and
wanted. Creamery Extra, lDc aO good to
choice, 3iI3Sc.
Rolls dull.
Eeys steady: Icnna., :,tG2s Western, 2l0
De
Cheese quiet but steady.
Petroleum ,iuli refined, S..
Whisky ut FL ]?
S"eds-goO,l to prime clover duh ut slaI9k
rD flny-ech dun 1t IL .iGGl 81.
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D:Sl;l:aCE AND DEATH.

Saicide of Il Postmaster Who Went Wrong.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 1G.-W. IT.
Locke, late postmaster at Eufanla, com
mitted suicide yesterday morning at his
home. He was removed for deficiency
some months ago, his bondsmen rayin z
up the loss. On Saturday he was arrested
at tho instance Of one Of the bondsmen
and was to have been brought here for :.
hearing to-day. He ate breakfast and
went upstairs and shot himself through
the head
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EAS. END NEWS.
Gap and Vicinity DGinss

Gap and Vicinity DOiass
On Sunday afternoon las. the Methodist
Sunday school rcorganized and made
move to establish library.
Mr.. NJ Sweigcrt butcLered the largest
hog slaughtered in this village This
season. 1t weighed 5lG pounds dressed
Mr.. Christ Lyle had the honor OF stabbihg
the large brute.
Last week Brisbin Skiles, the old hunter,
caught another fox this will make tue
eleventh for this season. He may DC
styled "thc hunter Of hunters
An attempt was made to hold ball III
the hall on Saturday evening, but on ac'
count of the scarcity of ladies it was ad-
,jOurned.
The inhabitantsOf our neighboring VII
lage, SimmOEstOwn, arc talking about
changing the name of their town to Lynch.
burg, as Mr.. Robert Lynch owns nearly
the entire place, and they think it should
be named after him, as it was after the
Simmonscs when they owned the place.
There has been but little stir i'll the
Tobacco market Of late. Ski!es u Fry
bought the crops of George Towsend for
13 around, Wash. Pinkcrton for and 3
and Joseph Oliver, for 10. around. Their
tobacco was of an excellent quality, and
would OF brought between 30 and 30 cents
around, had it not bl en- cut by the hail.
The Martic correspondent of tic Nee
Ern tells of some old coins, owned by
the citizens of Martic. They are nothing
to bc compared to some old coins owned
by our citizens; George Robinson, is the
possessor of a half penny dated 1924, ). IL.
Worst, has an Irish coin dated 1744, and
Samuel Linville jr., has Il couple of pen
nias dated IT'S and ~.
During the last few weeks times have
been unusually dull. nothing being aStir
but the singing circle, which is quite ac
tive. We were depending apon seeing
quite rare sight the other week, q grand
pig chase" but when the day appointed
arrived the enterprising contemplation and
his pig We're among the missing, and thus
we missed the fun.
On account of the rent Of the hall being
raised, our singing circle found themselves
obliged to seek other quarters, as their in
come is not very large. They made ar
rangements with the school directors and
got permission to hold their meetings in
the school house of this place, and on
Friday evening they assembled to
practice, but the teacher refused
to give them the key. and they
mad to seek other quarters again, which
they found at the residence Of DIR. Parker.
i great many patrons Of the school, who
are members of the singing society," think
that the teacher has shown very little
gratitude toward them, by doing this alter
they had gone to tbs pains. Of securing tie
school for her last year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-16

Rodenhauser and Dyssinger made thor
ough search this morning. One OF the
men was lame, as the heel Of the right
stocking was clotted with blood and
matter. The other man had on the
latest style of pointed shoes, as
the foctmarks in the snow in the yard tes,
tilted. Hundreds OF pers5ns gathered IN
the store this morning and all had differ
ent opinions as to who committed the
deed. Rodenhauser arrested three tramps
last evening, and after searching them
took them to the lock up. Squire Young
discharged them this morning. Ii any
person who may read this article hears or
knows of any person selling any OF the
articles above named they will do we'll to
have them arrested on suspicion.
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tlnly Two Bottles.

MeSsr1. Johnston Holloway Co, wholesale
druggists OF Philadelphia, Pa, report that
some time ago ",'n;!3man hanict them 4
dollar with 4 r"IurS: to send good catarrh
cure 70 two army officers in Arizona. Re
Gently III, SANE. gentleman told them that
bot the officers aE'l the wife OF Gen. John Z.
Fremont, Governor OF Ariz ma, had been
cured OF cltar:h by tine two bottles OF Ely 5
Cream Ealh!.
MEssE:,. ELY i;Eos.. Druggists, OswcsO, n.
Y-A few days ago l saw 4 lady who had used
your Cream Balm for Catarrh, and had found
more relief i'll one bottle than from Ill Otnt
remedies she had tried l enclose 81 for two
bottles Yours respectfully. JAMES lIITc!EN,
NJ. D.. Providence, X. l Price 30 cents.
JIG S2WdeOwSeOd&eOwW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENyS.

HIEI.ANCHOLY AND ABERKATlON.-
NI That state of alienation and weakness o
the mind which renders persons incapable o
enjo, ing the pleasures and performing th'
duties of life completely cured and the patien
restored 10 full and active health. Part1cula
attention given to private diseases OF ever!
description by
Office, l3 East Walnut street. Lancaster.
Consultation tree. Jlf-3td&w25
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A Good Angels VISTA Tale Of "Rosa-
@ADsa

Blanche called On Kate, one pleasant day,
and found Eer.sad and sfehing, dearest friend,
once bright and gay, now scarce could Keep
from crying; tor, 'oh," she said, :. tits dis
grace 10 see with scroiula, my face SO badly
marrcd ~ then said her friend, d" Rosadalis Will
your troubles end" Blanche called on Kate
mother day and found her once more blithe
and gay her face as radiant, skin cs fair. as
any maiden's anywhere. For skin diseases
anu impure blood, there's nothing in the
world so good as Rosadalis, it drives away all
skin disorders, humor,-nay, 1t tones the sys'
tenn, cures your ills and banishes all doctor ,
ILLS. Sold in Lancaster al COchran's Drug
Store, 49, and l39 North Queen street.
iy30-lyleod&w3
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Two MOHsI .:,I;.HOAD aCClD..> -

Two MOs;sG ::si;lsO.AD ACClD..>i-.
Both in Virginia Engineer Killed on the
Midland.
uAHioT-ES,III.E, Vi Ian. ia pas.
senger train on tbs Virginia Midland :";.|
rand into q slide last night near Fah", ;;
mills, killing the engineer, John Mention,
of Alexandria, badly wuundins the five
man and doing considerable damage. The
passengers all escaped unhurt.
Miss,ap on tho Ner'.:o!E Western.
PETEEsBlEG, Va, Jan. ia collision
occurred near Arpomatt"s depot in tbs
city thi, morning, between IN incoming
freight and passenger train from Rich
mond am! s!iii,in:, train 81; the Norfolk
Western railroad. The tcnGcr on the
shifting train va, completely knocked to
pieces a,:j the ':'cHinotive injured. The
iocnIno.tye on the Richmond, road was
slightly damaged. a Large number Of
hands are clearing the wreck.
"A brakeman Under $1,000 ,i:sIi.
New YORK, Jan 16.-ChaGiaS MciiGs,
the br:,k cnl:n Who is accused ii ,min- the
cause of the Spuyten Duyv;l railroad
disaster, was brought before the coroner
to- day and admitted 10 bail in the $um oi
81. 600 Ic.:,;ing the inquest
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Observation-Disclosures IJ,0oo heal; ship
ments. 3-iU hea market fairly active amt
S:rOn.. and prices firm common TO fair mixed
- 9U1Iti - light $6 81: heavy packing AMI
shipping. 1G l0ls6 81: Sirs and culis, - logs g.
Gait c-is @ccipiS ZOO heal: shipments. 5O0
hca | ; market NOR. nctivH anti stronger no
extra here good TO choice shipping, - 400
80: common 10 tl:T i; !0isJ y: mixed
butchers fairly active and firm common to
f,ir at - .,s9i i2J: StOckrrs and feeders ut 8! y
az 10: mixers ami SprinfrrS, S2jGt60.
Sii"cp-EccriptS. ,tJJ lc:i! shipments, ,50O
head market active and prices firm :cOmnlOn
to ir.'!u,ii, sol - medium, - 'afei 20; good
81 1,4i ) -; no extra here.
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CUT yyETu'i tijTGt,X.s KNIFE.
The Bloody Rage OF 4 Coiored Conh on :
Steamboat.

The Bloody Rage OF u CoiOred Cook on :.
Steamboat.
BATH, Nc. Jan. 1G.-During an alterca-
ton at their room in this city, be-
tween Isaac Edwards, fireman, and
David II. Hayes, the colored cook of tn C
steamer City of Richmond, Edwards
seized Hayes by the throat, as he says
lie has done many times before in fun,
when Hayes seiezd q large butcher knife
and cut him on the left shoulder blade.
and then across the bowels, taking out the
intest:nes. His recovery is extremely
doubtful.
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.ev IOrR rlRrneI.

EEw .oRK, january l6.--Flour-State and
Western dull and slightly in buyers favor {;
Extra 81 1JftJ -: Choice, - E:f0.. Southern
,iu! and unchanged.
Wheat opened shade higher; subse.l luently
became weak and lost advance; trade light;
81 I769asl ~ 10 May, 81 4SIs.
Corn about lIc better and weak: mixed
Western spot GS07DLc; do future, G9ll735zc.
IL, Feb. at !17tr; siatc, ioe55c; Western, $40
~.
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MISCELLLdNEOUS.

VXIANTED AT THE FRANKLIN ROUSE,
w Columbia, Two White Mia,lle-Agcd
Women to serve as Ch:mbermai'is. Good
wages. l3-3td
nKANlNES AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR
~ Three HOSE TENDERS will be received
up to WEDN ESDAY, JANU AIRY Is, 1882. All
communications to be addressed to GEO. W
ZECHER, Chairman OF Committee on isco:gant
ZatiOn Of Fire Department..
ill-Gtd BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
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CuOw CASES FOR SALE,

CHOW CASES FOR SALE.
y Two Horizontal Show Cases. each feet in
length, 2 feet i'll width and foot in depth.
Two Horizontal Show Cases. each ! fec! in
length. 9 feet in width and foot in depth.
One Upright Case, feet in height. ~ feet N
length and feet in width.
One Upright Case, 81 feet in height, ; feet in
length and feet in width
All the Cases have the tops and sides of plate
glass and the frame work of l.ickcl plate fin
ish. They arc in excellent condition.
Also. two large Combination Wooden Cases,
each IL feet In length, having shelves, drawers
and closets. The Cases are well made and
ornalnentally finished. They were formerly
used IN a Jcwelry Store.
Apply to CArHARINE SCHWILKE.
jyli-tfd No. 1S North Queen ST.
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singular and serlou. Injury to a FIREMAN.

Singular and Serious Injury to . Fireman.
PLAINFIELD, n. j., Jan. 16.-Thaddeus
O'Doane, a fireman, while holding the noz
zle o: line of hose throwing powerful
stream of water on 4 burning building on
Saturday, lost control fthe pipe, and the
stream OF water struck him on the cheek
crushing in one side OF his face and inflict
ing serious internal injuries. His recovery
is doubtful.
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uENkY's CAI,BOLlC sALVE.

The best SaIve in the world for cuts bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, ,clapped hands,
chiblains. cOrns and all kinds OF skin crup-
tion-, 1rcckles and pimplca. The salve is
....:.ateel TO give perfect satisfaction III
every case or money refunded. Be sure You
get Henry Carbolic Salve, AS all Others are
but limitations and cOunterfeits. Price p cents.
Snii ~ Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Store.
i51 "a - North Queen street.
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Ouinine and Arsenic


Fol,i The; basis of many of the Agu" rene
dies in the market. and are the last resort OF
physicians and people who know no better
medicine to employ, for this distressing com
paint The ELECTS OF either OF these drugs
are destructive 20 lh,. system, producing head
ache intestinal '!i!o:rrS, vertigo dizziness.
ringin; in the ears, tnd depression OF the con-
stitutirnal health. AYERS AGUE CURE is Il veg"
ctahc discovery. containing. neither quininc,
arsenic. nor any LrirtrliOu5 ingredient, and is
un iniallblr aud rapid cure tor every form of
Fever and AgUc. II : effects are permanent and
certain, and 10 injury can result from its use
Besides bcin" Il positive cure tor Fever anu
A.;Tc in I'LL its forms, ii is also Il superior rem
cIy for Liver Complaints. 1t is an exec lent
tonic and preventive, As well as cure, of all
complaints peculiar to maarious. marshy and
,piismatic districts. BY direct action on the
Liver and hillary apparatus, it stimulates the
system to 4 vigorous. healthy condition. For
sale by ali dealers. jI3-lWdeOu&W
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s,ur Na.Cesake l:urued Out

Sr. LOUIS, No, Jan. 1G.-A fire at
Mexico, Mo-, on Saturday night. destroyed
Carroll II Botts's dry goods store, several
small shops and the daily Mtsllgencer
Office. Loss about 5000: insurance
$i5, ,CGO
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The Stee, Bloom Cases Decided.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G.-In the '' steel
bloom " cases Of James Lee & Co., and
the Cambria iron company, the secretary
of the treasury has decided to adhere to
the former rulings of the department,
that the imported articles arc to pay a
duty Of 45 Ter cent. ad valorcm and nn
more.
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Stealing Records OF Guilt.

PHILADELPHIA, jar. 16.-In the inves-
tiGatioD OF great frauds in the tax Office,
Tax Receiver Hunter has recently found
plsin indications of particular fraud in
1876 and 1877, but before he concluded his
search the books for those years disap.
p.S:eu and cannot now be found.
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"Who Grasps Much Holds Little. THE
p-oprictors OF Ely's Cream Balm do not claim
IL 20 be Il cure. ALL but sure remedy tor Ca
tarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in the
head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm cffectnally clcanses the nasal
Passages OF catarrhal viru-, causing healthy
sccre;ions, allays Inflammation and Irritation,
protects the nembranal Innings OF the head
from additional colds, completely heals The
sores and restores the senses OF taste and
smell. Beneficial results are realized by a few
applications. y thorough treatment rs di-
ructcd will cure catarrh. The Balm is easy to
use ana agreeable Sold by druggists at 30 cts.
On receipt OF 30 cents will mail a package.
Send tor circular with fail in formation.
ELI'S CREAM BALM CO., uswegO, \, Y.
For sale by Ill the Lancaster druggists.
JIG owdeOI&W
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TlLI;LIC SALE OF CANADA HORSES
On MONDAY. JANUARY IL, 1882
will be sold at public sale ut the Merrinac
House. 1lJ North Prince street. Lancaster, Pa,
the following Live Stock. TO Wit: TWENTY
HEAD OF HEAVY CANADA DRAFT
HORSES. These .horscS were selected with
great care, and they must be in every respec!
as represented by the undersigned. or no sale
Steppers. few OF them can trOt ciose to
minutes.
\ credit of 60 days will be given.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. m. on salt
day when attendance will! be given by
GEORGE + GtOSSMAN.
SAMUEL Hess & Son AuctS lS-2td
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Rounds AMI tsii!ii!,ln,

WASHINGTON, ID. &. jan, 16-It seems
10 be pretty nearly settled that Mr. Rounds
OF Illinois, is appointed pu5l:c printer and
that Mr.. Gi!iill,u Of Pennsylvania. will 10
made assistant secretary of the tire sury.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ Cough, Cold or sore Tnrrit should 10
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
cur;tbie Lung Disease Or Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrOch"a in not disorder
the stomach like cough syrHps and l'al@an.s.
but act directly on the in nlamed parts, ailayin.s
irritation. give relief in Asthma. bronchial
Coughs, Caiarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers anu Public Speakers are subject
to For thirty years i;rUwn's bronchial
Troci:cs have been recommended by physi-
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested hy wide and Constant uai'
ror ncarlyan entire generation, they have at
.uinel wei .periteu rank among the few staple
remedies OF the age. Sold at - cents Il box
every where. ,nSly,iTTI:&SSiyw .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-16
Lant!s!ips in Switzerland.

GENEVA Jan. 16-'rhc recent landslips
iu Switzerland a:c ascr;b,,I To frequent
Sigh: shocks OF earthquakes. NJ less than
twenty one shocks have been observed
since December.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-16

Many miserable people dra:; themselves
,.bou, with failing strength, feeling that they
are sinking: in:o their Sr.tvs- whcn r:irKer'a
Ginger Tonic " orld begin witt, the first dose
to bring vitality ar,i strength back to them
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