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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. 12, ,se
CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE TWO HOUsl

| CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE TWO HOUSES
M. Beck Calls Up His Political Assessmen q
kesoiution-Mr. Randall Presents
an Important Request
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 12.-At the close O
the morning business, Mr.. Beck proposed
to call up his political assessment resolu
ton, but, owing to the absence Of Mr.. Ed.
munds, whose motion to refer the resolu
tion to the judiciary committee was pend.
ing, Mr.. Beck agreed that it should he
laid aside temporarily.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
bills on the calendar.
Proceedings in tho House.
In the House Mr.. Randall offered a reso
luton requesting the president to trans
NIT to the House detailed statement of
the amount expended in improvement of
rivers and harbors from the beginning of
the government to the present time also
showing what benefit to commerce has le-
suited from expenditure on each river and
harbor, and also whether any moneys
have been expended in improvement Of
rivers or barbors not navigable.
The House then proceeded to the cons:d-
Grafton Of the congressional library build
ing bill.
The Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-The cabinet
meeting to day was of short duration,
and was mainly devoted to considering
report to be made to Congress by the Sec
retary of war, on the subject of the last
river and harbOr bill.
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A WINTER FIRE.
A FRAME WORKSHOP DESTROYED.

stables Damaged-Foun.;ry IN Danger
I.".- $" ,5OO-An Early Evenin. BIaze
-rire Departme.: Notes.
A few minutes before o'clock las
evening alarm box % struck for fire, il
having been discovered that large cn,
and a-half story frame building situated
1T the corner of West Marion street ant
Arch alley, was on fire. Tho building
was owned by Benjamin p. Miller anc
occupied by A. j. Cogley, sheet iron aaG
tinsmith. By the time the firemen
reached the scene the building was a mas
of living flame and in short time VIZ.
together with its contents, entirely lie,
stIoyed. The flames spread to a briok
stable adjoining the burnt buildi,.. OF
tie Hm.h. The stable also belel... t.
Mr.. Miller. II is badly damaged ..L., 4
ton of hay aud 4 ton of straw were
burned. The horses, harness aud some
other matters were saved
On the OppOsise side OF Marion street is
4 hr'ck dwelling belonging to Fred. A.
A arigbt and occupied 10y Peter Wagner.
tie front shutters, dools, window frames
de-, are considerably burned, and the
!enciDg badly damaged.
B!ickendc: .ier's foundry which stands
on Arch alley immediately opposite the
burn: building made i narrow esca ped;
from destruction. The wind carried. the
flames directly against and owe. it. hIt Us
solid brick walls and slate rnOi y rvented
what might have proved a very Atensive
and expensive co"f:sraticu, The glass
in the west windows are bllstcitd ard
broken, but the building is otherwise only
;, very slightly damaged.
The lire is believed tp have been acci
.""::! 1t appears to have originated
ton: a small charcoal stove, sucl. rs tin
'' IS use for heating their soldering irons,
n'iicI, was placed near the southeast cor
:, o; the Sl:or. Mr. C"gley had left the
:..."p hut = s.'.t: tim; before the ii /. broke
nnt, and was much affected when he Was
'natie acquainted with HIS loss. lie holds
an insurance of 81, 200 in the London ti.e
Insurance company, Of which BausnaE Il
Burns a'e agents of which sum 5000 is
"n the stock, $3.50 on tools, machinery,
&c ana $50 or patterns, which will cover
three iourihs Of tho loss.
MIR. Miller has an insurance with Rife Il
Kaufman on the burned building of $4OO,
and on the damaged stable of $500 lie
estimates his loss at 81, ,OCO.
Mr.. Albright. whose house is damaged,
i, insarrd for $500 in the Phoenix Of Hart
ford. OF which Bausman & Burns are the
agents. Loss not more than $50.
ihe liremen OF Nos. 1 and 4 had some
trouble in getting their horses hooked up
To the!, steamers, the animals becoming
almost frantic at the sound of the alarm
gong. Ii is suggested that the eongs il,
the engine houses be struck frequently to
:ccus ON the horses to them. By mis-.
lake the driver of No. cart TAI out to
ho1 4j, on Frederick street, but reached
the fire as soon as the engine did.
The burning building had brick
chimney the foundation of which Was
built on siricr supporting the floor Of
the second story. The chimney still
stands. hu: tho giri;er is much burned and
is likely to give way at any moment. The
chimney should be torn down to prevent
accident.
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching. increased by scratching.
very Gistressingly. particularly at night, as If
pin worms were crawling in and out OF the
rectum !ic private parts are sometimes al
f.cted: if allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. DIR. SwAYSE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT isa pleasant, sure cure.
Also tor Tctter, Itch. Salt Ehcum, Scali Head,
Erysipelas Bt"Eers' Itch, B!otche-, All Scaly,
Crusty, Cu:aneOu. Erup, ions. Price 30 cents.
boxes tor S.25. sent by mail to any address
on receipt OF price I'm currency. or three GER:
postage stamps. Prepared only by DIR. swayne
& Son. No 80 \ -isth street, Phila lclphia,
Pa Sold by all prominent druggists. SwAYNE's
PILLS are the best for all billions disorders.
E:cc headache. fevers. &c.
-lycodS VT TI&S
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DEATHS.

MrsSER-Near Muu2tviin. Dec II. $50, j Ohm
MusScr, eyed - years. months and day.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tho rest
icnce of hi brother in-law, John Fridy. ST.,
near MoEn:yiile, on Thursday, Dec. II, 1852, at
10 O'clock a. n. al Ita*
SCIiEEylTZ.-In This city. on the 1lth inst
Charles SchervitZ. in the 9th year OF his age.
The rClativ. and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
from the residence OF his sOn-ln-aw, Benj.
Dull, No. aG6 West Strawberry street. on We'd
ncsday afternoon ut o'csock Intc-ment ut
Woodward Hi cemetery ltdx
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Now is the time to treat Catarrh of long
standing. Elys' Cream Balm reaches old and
obstinate cases, where ali other re H. ctlies tail
DO not neglect procuring a bottle. rs in it lies
the relief you seek. Price 50 cents.
Apply into nOstriis Win little finger.
A gentleman from OraviiIe Pa. called my
attention to Elys' Cream Balm rs q remedy
for Catarrh Hay Fever. dc. He was so earnest
in asserting it TO be aposiiive cure (himself
having been cure'i by it) that ( purcl:as Il u
stock. The Balm has already cifrcte a MUM
Der of cures. l.. +. HYATT, MD, Borden
town, SD.
For saVera!. years have been troubled with
Cltirrh: have tried many remedies. Eiys
Cream Balm has proved to be the article de-
sired. j 2li"vc ii IS The only cure. l. Il. Co
BURN, Tcw.ln,ta, Pa. G1GwaM W,SF
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Philadelph1a Market.

Philadelphia Market.
'HILAusLPsIA, Dee. i2-FlOur iu i ami un
changed
Rye flour at n Oo9l l219.
Wheat steady No. = Western Re y, 81 O9G
09is; Del. and Pa Red, 81 Oisgl 03; ; LonHerry
Red and AmEcr. 81 II.
Corn-new dull and unsettled ste.l,: ..r
G,I6ie; yellow. zoe; mixed, 6,9l.Oc: M.
ived. GOc rel 4cted, 7liGOc old sail, So:
Oats firmer. with fair demand No. W bite
501ac: No. 2 'io. 49l491z"; No. 3 dO, 4S94S5,ac
No. 2 Mixed, 4ic.
Rye quiet ut 6iI6Sc.
Seeis-Clover quiet at 9k1lOA Timothy
dull ut 81 7i0l >5; Flaxsceu duh ut Sl 250
l 70
Provisions in fair jobbing demand.
Lard quiet: City Kettle. l2c loose butchers,
iGA@llc prime steam, $ll 5O0ll6L
Butter firmer with good demand for choice;
Penn'a and Western Creamery Extra at 39c
ttrsts 3iQ36c.
Rolls steady; Pcnn'a and Western, 2l0csc,
rs to quality.
Eggs firm: Penn'a. 3l1z132c Western, e9@
SOc Ice house, 2jl2sc lined at 2fc asked.
Cheese stea iy.
Petroleum dull Refined. 751c.
WHISKY 10
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u(l(lc;i Death.

AS VIC go I" press We learn that, Capt.
Henry f. Sla. maker has received a tele-
gram in!orminS him OF the sudden
dealt of bis brother. Samuel
Ii. SIasmaker, which occurred to-day
1t his residence in Bsloit, Wis. Deceased
was well and favoratiy !snown in this
ctmmuni.y and additional particulars Of
his life will appear in our columns /"
morrow.
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I'espOiling the Sepuichre.

ST. AIMS LOCKS, Quebec, Dec. H.
The dead house at the parish church was
forced open last night and the cof1ins Of
an OLD man, an old woman and youa;
girl We're broken open and tie bodies Car
ried away, The priest has gone to Mou-
treal to notify the authorities.
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A County Treasurer suspected of Bank Rob.

Topeka, Kas Dec. 12-The bank at
Kinsley, Kansas, was robbed Of $12, 900,
while tho cashier was at supper. The
robbery was effected by opening the safe
without violence and suspicion attaches to
County Treasurer Crawford, who has an
Office in the bank. He is now unie =
guard at his residence in Kinsley.
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M1RkEI,S.


NRw YORK, Dec. ls-Flour-State and West.
crn dull and declining:: Southern dull
Wheat A1ssc lower, heavy and unsettled
Nc. 2 Rel. Dec, u Olk: do Jan, 81 iOK9
IL; do Feb. Il l3l1 l3L do March,
II Is: do May. 81 1871 lS1S.
Corn 4Gg1kc lower, dull mixe western spot,
q tl75c do futures, 63taQ75c.
Oats q shade better State, l6152c west
ern. 4 650c No. 3 JAM. 46l4@46kc; do Feb,
4Is@47Ac; do May, 4Jsa146hc.
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John G. X Krrider, who makes ki!n-,!ried corn
,acal at Green Tree mill, tour mi,cs NORTH
west Ot Mt. joy, offers AN ~ iclc that cXpcr
cncr enables us 10 recommend Ia The lOvcIs
"t cnrn-cakes, mush, corn-brea,i Or pnnc. And
whoa docs not this .. rikc:
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The Escort for Lorne.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Nothing is
known at the departments hero Of the re-
port that an escort of troops has been de-
tailed to guard the Marquis OF Lorne.
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nKPHANS' COURT SALE OF vALUA BILE
~ City Property.-On Tuesday. December
70, 1882 by virtue and in pursuance OF an alias
comfy: will be sofa at public sale, at the
sorrel Horse Hotel, OH West King street,
III the city OF lancaster. all that certain two
Brick Back Building and Brick Butcher Shop
attached, one-stcry Frame Tenant House,
Brick Slaughter Hous., Ice House, Brick sta:
half lot of .rOunt thereto belonging, situate
on the northwest corner OF West King and
Charlotte streets. in the city of Lancaster, Pa.
adjoining property OF George Shindle on the
west, on the north by Grant street. on the
east by Charlotte street and on the south by
Sale to Commence at 7 O'Clock p IN. of said
day, when attendance Will be given and
terms Esna;"i made * k1Swn nov, n. by &C. &C. HEKk.
ceased.
HENRY snuBEnr, Auct de-7dTu8s
ING. DECEMBER II, 1852. will Oe sold at
the Leopard Hotel. Two New Two-story Brick
Dwellings, with two-story Brick Back Build
ves,ibule. hall and fine rooms, gas in each
house and built with the best material, hy-
hrant In the yards and fruit trees in lot; Lot
Low street Nos. l25 and l27. These proper
ties Will he sold on very easy terms.
Sale to commence at O'Clock d. III. of said
t,ay. Conditions made known by
PHILIP GINDER,
FRED. DINKELEEKG
Also at the same time and place, two two
story BRICK DWELLINGS, with twOstOry
Erick Back Buildings. each covered with state
and each house contains seven rooms. Houses
situated on the south side OF East Walnut
street, Nos. 624an,i sc. There is also q lot OF
groun.i sGjoining house No. C24. Also Il good
well of water with pump.
These properties will be sold on easy terms.
Conditions OF sale made known by
PHILIP GlNDER,
ROBERT TOMLlNSON.
HENRY SuUEERT. Auct. d6Std
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King Alfouso IA = Fireman.

MADRID, Dec. IA portion OF the wa,
Office has been burned to the ground.
Twenty persons were injured, one of them
seriously. A part Of the archives were
destroyed. The king was present during
the fire aud assisted in subduing the
tlamcs.
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WAsH1SGToN, Dec. 12.-President Ar
thur to day received telegram from tho
Memphis and St. Louis cottou exchanges,
rendering the thanks of those bodies for
his kindly expressions in his late message,
relative to Mississippi river improve
ments.
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Dividend Declared

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-The board of
directors of the Lehigh Valley railroad
company met this afternoon, and declared
a quarterly dividend Of two per cent,
payable to the stockholders January 18th,
as they stand registered on the books of
the company, December 18th.
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The Coat Circular.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-The sales
agents of the Lehigh coal and navigation
company, and the Philadelphia s Read
ing coal and iron company, state that they
have not followed the action OF the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad
company in reducing tho circalar prices
of coal, and do not intend to do so. There
is good demand for ccal and both com
panies have ample orders ahead. The
cutting of grades is confined 10 such sizes
as arc not largely used at this season,
mainly pea and broken, and to the poorer
grades of coal.
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wooa,s Nuseum to be So,a

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-An attach
ment upon the claim of Nicholas G. For
roster for 81 575 against Woods museum
has been mado, and deputy sheriff has
made levy which will probably result in
sale Of tho effects of that place.
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Funny business In u Pool Match.

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 12.-Whi!e 4 match
game of pool was in progress last night
between Henry Leist, of st. Louis, and
Fred Lucas, of Philadelphia, for $3.50 side,
the largest number in Al games to deter.
mine the winner, and after Leist had Won
10 games, the referee declared the whole
affair fraud aud that all bets were off.
A good deal Of excitement was caused hut
the decision OF the referee is final.
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a Glass In ennl:lneiisS.

Wesley Is. Snyder will act as instructor for 4
class of pen nnnship established In cnGnecti n
with the Y. NJ. l.. \. and ail boys OF good
moral character, over II years of age, who &c
sire 10 join Can do so and get all the associa-
ton privileges tor -. Th.. class will meet
every Monday evening.
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Izenry's Carto:ic Sa,yc.

The best S:llvc in the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheun, letter, chappetl
hands. ciilllains, cnrns and all kinds OF skin
erupiions, treckles and pirlples. The sllve is
guaranteed! to give perfect satisfaction in
every CASE Or money refunded. BE sure You
get llENi.I's CAREo.IC SALyE, as all others are
but limitations and coun:erfei;s. Price IS
cents. sold in Lancaster 1T Lochran's Drug
store. l37 North Queen street my294
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The sub commit
tee Of the managers of the warning rail
roads met this morning. 1t is stated that
it is more than likely an amicabie settle
ment will be reached at the full meeting
to he held this afternoon.
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Swearing to Lynch n Murderer.

OMAHA, Dec. 12-Matt. Simmerman,
the murderer Of Sheriff Woods aud t'so
others. reached Kearney last night with
two officers who captured him in Kansas.
Fifty mer have sworn to lynch him Oh
Thursday, when he goes to Minden for
trial,
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Discussins the TarsH Commissioner Report
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The ways aud
means committee this morning discussed
the schedule of the tariff commission
item by item reaching No. 20 in the list
of !, ,5j5 items, not counting the free iist,
but few changes were made. The work
of the committee is still in sche duIe.
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Now National Eank

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The controller
Of the currency has authorized the Rob
erts national bank Of Titusvi,le to CON-
mencs business with capital of s1O0, 600.
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Broken Dankora.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-J. A. and W. II.
Sweeney, bankers, suspended payment
this morning and made :n assi isument.
The liabilities are estimated at from $25,-
600 to $50, 900 and the assets abou, half
that amount,
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:. .FEGS.5E. NOTICES.


After all Ih.; arguments about ctranncsS
and quality it appears that DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup is tie best remedy tor the cure OF
Coughs md Colds ever offered to tn" public
The price is Onl 25 cents u bottle and every
druggist in the land sells ami recommends It.
Iemoy iTisdOM-POnNd Folly.
1t is foolish 10 save the little that SOZO.
DON'T costs. and suffer what will result in
bad teeth an" large payments to dentists.
Place bottle OF it Oh the toilet use five droTs
only OF il every time after eating, cleanse the
mouth, and show your wisdom
dl2-lWdaCdEW
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"A Member Of Parliament IN Trouble.

LONDON, Dec. IA warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Mr.. Whal]y, Eiem-
Der of Parliament for Petcrsborougll WHO
failed to appear IN answer to a summons
charging him with obtaining money from
hotel proprietor under false pTetcnces
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Change OF Mind,

declined to inset your advertisement Of
Hop bittcrs Tasty n, because then thought
they might not be -rCmUtiVc OF the cause OF
Temperance. but -G1hcy are, aud u very
valuable nci;cin" myself and wife having
been greatly benz, .ited b." them, and take
great pleasure iI makin, them known.
REV. JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel Alton. n. Y.
~ o,-.I
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j. W. Minnici,. WriSEtsvilc. Pa. says
" Browns Iron Iitsers afforded me great re-
lief in indigestion." For sale by ii. Il. C0c!l-
ram druggist. I37 nnd i3l North Queen street
uil.lWG&W
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n ENUINE uAVzNA AND YAKA CIGA rs
O The best Scent Cigar In the city at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
sTOEE.
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NEALED PROPOSALS.
- Sealed proposals for prison -Gbor in the
Lancaster County Prison in the manufacture
of cigars, tor one year from Jan. g. 1882 will be
received at the residence OF Albert Hagen,
President. Mount Nebr z. o., Lancaster
county, Pa, up 10 DECEMRER y, to be
opened January i. 1888. at 10 O'Clock, u. n., at
the prison. Contractor to furnish tobacco.
foreman. etc. The manufactOry has first-class
accom- ions and now makes ~, COO cigars
per month. For full particulars address the
president. by order OF the board.
ALBERT HAGEN
dit iec25d&w President.
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Paris, Dec. 12.-The funeral of tho late
Louis Plane took place, to-day. The
streets through which the cortege passed
were lined with crowds of people.
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VEATHEl, lau,LArIONs

WAsH1SGToN, Dec. 12.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair and slightly warmer
weather, winds shifting to east and south,
stationary or slowly falling barometer.
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stock Markets.

New YORK, Philadelphia anu Local Stock
also United States BOnis repOi te': daily :.
..tos H Lone. p North QIeen street.
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Proof Positive.

We have lic most positive and convincing
proof tha: Thomas EclccilIc Oil is Il mos. cf-
fecturl specific Tor bodily pain. In cases Of
rheumatism and neuralgia it gives instant re :
lief. For sale by IL. y. Cochran, druggist. 1877
and l3t North Queen street.
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There arc fierce brain storms that sl,atter
mans organization, his nerves shrek for re-
lief, and neuralgia banishcs rest. At such :.
time, If the miserable sufferer would use Ben
- sons Celery and Chimrri!!;, Pills, he would
nm; perfect lciics. dll-lWd&w
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A Kailroad Company Indicted.

A Railroad Company Indicted.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., Dec. 12.-The
grand jury to day returned two indict-
,lents against the New York s. New
England railroad company for using pas
sengcr cars without power brakes.
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Fuw lame Back. Side or Chest, use Shiloh't
Porous Plaster. Price y cents. For sale as
IL. d. Cochran, druggist. l37 and l39 North
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&oETIFY feeble lung, against winter blasts
with llalc's Honey OF Horchound and Tar.
Pixies T"othachc Drops cure In one minute.
,,..!wIcCly w
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w the country wants Il situation to do
housewc"k generally. Apply at
ltd 4lG Est ORANGE STREET.
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WILL you su:1er Win dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? :hloh's ViiaiiZcr is guaranteed
10 cure yOu. For sale by II. II. Cochran, I37
ant lH3 No. IN Queen street. myl.lwdeow&w
60 TO II. s. Cochran's drug stOrc tor Mrs.
Ffeemdn's NeaO National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color. are unequaled.
COlGr n ON to pounds. Directions III Eng
lisil and German. Price. IL cents.