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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-13
SOUTHERN ROUTES.

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara.
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for Wilmington at 4:l5 P. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
Sz,'Passengers going north take the train
for Wilmington that leaves Los Angeles at 1880
o'clock A. NJ, Los Angeles time.
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xEsCUED F;su.i DEATH

RESCUED F;sUM DEATH.
The following statement OF W il'iam J. Cough
IN, at Someryille, Mass, Is so remarkable that
VIC beg to ask for it tine attention OF our read
c:s. He says: "In tho tall OF 1876 was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by severe cough. 1 soon began to lose my
appetite and flcsh 1 was so weak ut one time
tha, 1 could not leave my bed. In the sum-
,ls OF 1877 WAS admitted to the City Hospital.
" hilC there the doctors said lad hole in
my lett lung as big as 4 laif-tlOllar. Icxpend-
eli over q hundred dollars in doctors and med.
icincs. Twas SO tar gone at one time Il report
wcGt around that was dead. gave up hope
hut Il friend told Inc OF DE. WM. HALLS
SALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed st
my friends. thinking ny cas-. i'.curable, but
got a Et tile to satisfy them, when to my sur
prisca q qualification, l commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive
and to iay feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
IL write this hoping you VIII publish 1t. so
that every one afflicted! with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR.. WM. HALLS
EALSAM FORTliE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN EE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1t has done me more good than all tho
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough mas almost entirely diSap.
pcared and shall soon be able to go to work. !.
sold nv Ii. Il. Cochran, 137 North Queen sire
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RiCnMDsD,S CssGir.iNT.


Show That Did Not Make Money.
Last evening Me Harry G. Richmond
combination appeared in the opera houss
to a very small audience. One reason for
tho bad house was that it became known
before the arrival ri the company that
they did not have I, number of people they
were advertising. Yesterday morning
large bills We're thrown around the town
on which appeared. among others, the
names of the following well-knOwn
people Turner, Welsh and Harris, Yale
and Decker, James aud Katie Edwards,
Major Burk ard Leonard and Jones. The
first named team is at Tony PASTORS III
New York Yale and Decker arc at the
Grand Central, Philadelphia, where they
have been nearly all season, and the other
people are playing with different parties.
Wien the Richmond show arrived yester-
day, it was found to contain eleven people,
all told, instead of twenty. Not
wi,hstandiry the very small audience
the troupe decided to appear. They
opened the performance wish III act
entitled "a Bouquet Of Cranks,' which
created some fun. clin c. Leach followed
in al act in which he attempted to person.
ate q Chinaman. He filed tho audience.
with disgust, and they were glad to see
him disappear for the last time. Tho Mo-
relic brothers we're next to appear in their
acrObatic feais. They are excellent actors
and their Performance is wonderful. 1t was
concluded with the difficult head balancing
act. Lew Baker made lots Of fun in
darkey specialties and received several
we'll deserved cncores. Kittie Drew is a
fair scng and dance artist. Swceuy and
Ryland made an immense hit in their
Irish performance. Their jokes were new,
their dancing good and their acting funny.
Harry Richmond was the last actor to
appear in the speciality patt, aad it soon
became apparant that his acting fell
very flat. 1t is of g style that is rot at all
popular here, and the wonder is that the
man was not Missed from the stage. lie,
however, did not seem to know that the
audience we've tired of him, and took aG-
vantage OF the least manifestation of ap-
plause to re urn to the stage. After
coming back over half dozen times he
made speech in apology Cor the perform
ance. which Was worse than his acting, and
all were very sick of him when he finally
left. Tie performance closed with an Old
act, entitled 1.-TWO Married Men, with
Swceny and Ryland in the principal parts
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The Stevens EoUSe Assembly.

il lumber of gentlemen weii-kuoW;l Ii,
social circieS have subscribed toward :.
grand assembly which it is designed to
hold ~ ths Stevens house on New Years
night, Monday, Janua,y /, 1888. II suili
cient encouragement is received 10 warrant
it, the affair will he carried forward with
all the tclat that has signai,zcd prcvit us
prove Il brilliant success. Tie Stevens
Rouse assembly at two years 49, wlca
was the last Uf e series That for several
seasons wu.a highly popular. is rcn,cmlcr
cd as = mos: delightful affair. ar,i ;h,.
prospects "f ,:..ir revival has awa!;, ned
lively interest among people who incline
TO social diversions Of this sort.
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Tbs Coed VIII band, (colorcD, sre:.-
aded q rumber o' their friends last even
ing. Air. l. Z. Hul', the ybacco sampler
who had just arrived from New York,
was the inst TO receive their attention.
The band then called at the Cooper kouse,
the Stevens house ard several other places
and furnished fine music. The bard is
improving: IL IDLY, and if drilled properly,
will soon take rank as one of tic best in
the county They would look much better
il they were fully uniformed, and they are
making efforts to secure them. Their
friends SilouId give them lift.
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sac Oh GSCal f.Stase

Henry Shu5ert, auctioneer, sold at pub,
lie sale, Dec. II, at the Cooper house, for
NJ. Haberbus:,, executor Tor the estate Of
Thomas II. TORI, decd, two ono and a.
half story brick dwellings, situated Nos.
253 and 25j West Walnut street, to VIM.
M:!lsr for 800. The South Queen street
property was Withdrawn at 1890.
j. B. Long, real estate agent, sold to
day 1T public sale, the property No. 1S
South Prince street, t, .!ohn l.. Martin, on
private terms.
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LAlnuSelllGuts.

Tho MGsirels To night.-Eicyw woods Masto-
don MINISTRIES will be in Fulton hall tonight.
They made Il short street parade through the
rain and mud TO day with twcnty-fOur men in
line. They had L good band OF music.
"Check.' '-Roland Reed will pay this city a
return visit tomorrow night, and judging
from the fl. or with which he was received
upon his iormar appearance there will be
large audience. His play of "Check " is an
amusing one and Mr.. Reeds Dick Smythe IA a
comedy creation OF unusual merit.
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THE SOUP HOUSE.

Shall 1t be Kept Open this Winter?
Nothing has been done this winter
towards raising funds with which to keep
open the free soup house which has been
i'm existence for several years. Mayor
MacGoniglc holds little over 500 of the
soup fund, with which he proposes to open
the house on New Years day and distri
butte free soup as long as the money lasts.
and then close the house unless the public
come to its aid with additional cont,ibu
tjOpS,
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John Miller, a furnaceman. frcm Ma
rictta, was arrested by Officer Herr this
afternoon and locked up to await Il hearing,
before Alderman Samson, Of {. complaint
of fraud preferred against him by Florence
HauIs, who dcpcses that Miller boarded at
his house, aud when he received his
months wages from his employer, be
"skipped Hi;hout paying his board.
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Ex.1Iarshal }tenry's Fight,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Senate ju
dietary committee to day briefly considered
the nomination of Clayton McMich"el to be
marshal Of the District Of COIumbil and
the chairman was authorized to report to
the Senate executive session q resolution
calling upon the president. for Il statement
Of the causes for which Marshal Henry
IVES removed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-13
Tho Slranyers in Session.

HAERIsEUEG, Pa, Dec. 13-At this
mornings session Of tho state Grange
Patrons of Husbandry the reports Of the
worthy master, lecturer and secretary
we're received. The secretary's report
shows membership in the state Of
2O, 900. divided into 400 lodsos. Seven Of
the lodges were organized during the past
year. The financial condition of the order
is reported to be better than for many
years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-13

At meeting Of the COrinthian Royal
Arch chapter, No. 224, held LeIo las:
evening, the following named officers were
.ccted to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year J. w. Yocum, NJ. Z. II. =. :; DR..
WIN G. Taylor, king; T. L. Urban,
:'"ribe Chas. L. Plahler, treasurer A.
J. Kaufman, secretary; ]. Il. Sladc, rep
resentative to grand lodge Milton Wikt,
James Pcrrotte. and Adolph Jesscl, t:us
fees
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I'rote cling gbIladelpn,a.s Purse.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.-The resolu-
tion of instruction to tho city solicitor in
relation TO the increase Of tho tax assess
ment placed upon Philadelphia by the
state revenue commissioners. by which
prompt lagai steps to protect the interests
of the city are directed to be taken, was
signed by Mayor King this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-13

DUSs,.lC SaLE.-ON THURSDAY, EVEN .
ING, DECEMBER II. 2SS2. will be sold at
tho Leopard Hotel, Two New Two story Brick
Dwellings, with tw"-stOry Brick Back Build
ing, all covered with State and each house has
vesiibule. hall umI 7 fine rooms. gas in each
house and built with the best material, hy
hrant ii the yards AMI fruit trees In lot. Lot
runs in depth 225 feet to - new street. hese
properties arc situa:ed ON the south s'sls OF
Low street Nos. I21 and III These proper
tieI will be sOla. ON very easy terms.
Sale to commences ~ O'Clock y. IN. of said
day. Conditions niasle known by
PHILIP G!NDER,
FRED. DiEk fLBERG.
Also ut the same time and place, two two
story BRICK DWELLINGS, with twOstOry
Brick Back Buildings. each covered with state
and each house contains seven rtst':IS. Houses
situated on tho south site of E.Ht Walnut
street, Nos 6li AMI sc. There - ALSO n lot Of
grOun.i adjoining, house No. 62l. Also a good
we'll Of water with pump.
Thc5:. properties vii lie sold on easy terms.
Conditions OF sale male known Ivy
PHILIP GlSDER,
ROBERT TONLlSSON.
HENRY SHUBE2T. Auct. d66tu
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Shenandoah Miners on a Strike

SHENANDOAH, Pa, 13.-The miners at
Hacker colliery No. ), Of tho Lehigh Val.
ley coal company, struck this morning
because the colliery officers refused yes
terday to allow them to be hoisted up tho
slope prior to the usual quitting time,
4:30 p. m. The mine law requires that
when ten men assemble at the bottom
of the slope they must be given wagon
to take them out of the mine. The ofli
cials will be prosecuted by the mine in
SDectOrS
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A Famous Oaaracte,'s sad Fat

MILWAUKEE. Wis Dec. 13.-Joi,n r..
Pattcr, celebrated representative in Con
gress, who in 1860, being challenged by
Roger A. Pryor, named bowie knives as
weapons and a locked room as the place
of the battle, is dying at Mackwanago,
Wis. in 4 poor house.
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Amenities OF tho south " est.

LAS VEGAS. n. NJ, Dec. 13.-The stage
en- route 70 Clifton. Grant county, was
stopped on Monday by road agents. They
robbed the coach and killed two Chinese
passengers.
A wealthy Mexican named Pascual Sena
was shot and killed by hishwaymen on
Monday night.
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More Grave KcDbers Captured.

RICHMOND, Va. Dee. 13.-Four grave
robbers, two white men and
two colored mer, were captured
by police at OakwOod cemetery last
night. The white men proved TO be
young medical students. The Virginia
medical college was searched this morning
and four dead bodies, recognized as having
been rcsulrect2G from tho cemetery, were
found.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dee. 13.--The cH"!ts i"
procure a jnry in the SSar Route trial ~:
resumed to day. Ono juror was SWORN in
yesterday and there were still ten
others in the box this morning who
were open to challenge by prosecution.
OF these the prosecution percmpt0rily
challenged three and the other seven were
sworn, making eight of the required
twelve. The selection OF the other four
Was then proceeded with.
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Plliladelphia Market.

:'2ilA H3iPHIA, Dec. l3. Flour dull
>uperfine, ssS3 81; Extra, g h014 %; Penna
Family. 81 5OQ4 16. -.-..9
Rye flour ut - O004 IL.
Wheat dull Del. and Pa Red, 81 OJTl OSH
Longerry Red and Amber, 81 lOQi II.
COrn-new dull and unsettled.
Oats flrmer, with fair demand.
Rye quiet.
Provisions dull, except for jobbing sales.
Lard quiet.
Butter active and firm in high grades
Penn'a and Western Creamery Extra at 39c
firsts 33I37c.
Rolls steady choice wanted.
Eggs firm tor fresh; Penn'a. 3lHG32c
Western, 29l30c.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull Refined. nc.
Whisky at 81 70.
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MdRKEI,S.
New York Market.

49, :rn2. Dec. l:.-F!our-State and West.
ern in buyers favor and DULL
Wheat IGl1sc lower, dull and depressed :;
No. While, 81 o.; No. q: Red, JAM, II lOI46l
] lOi4 do Feb, II i21asll 12i4 do Dec, 81 G34
bid, 81 0 e asked; do May, II 1873 bid, 81 I5N
asked.
COrn-Cash and year As2L1c lower: others
steady; mixen western spot, 53G75c do
futures, 62MG7l5.c.
Oats = shade better State, 4o@5sc; west
ern, 42I5Oc No. Jan. 46I4SLc; ito Feb,
iGA9461sc; do March, AZ 10 May, lG,.c.
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Wagon Wrecked. .

The business wagon of Alex. MeKi!lips,
organ manufacturer, while Standing on
North Queen street, near Walnut, this
afternoon, was run into by a country
butcher wagon and had ono Of tile wheels
to.:i off OF it,
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60 TO II. Il. Cochran's drug store tor Mrs.
Freeman-s Ne,U National Dyes. For bright.
ness and Gulabiltty OF color. are unequaIed.
Color from to pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price. IL cents.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-the pugil:st, Tom
Allen. has arrived here. His match with
Elliott will be arranged Friday.
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Now Is the time to treat Catarrh of long
standing. Elys' Cream Balm reaches Old and
obstinate cases, where all other re edies iail.
DO not neglect procuring Il bettlc, rs In fl lies
the relief you seek. Price 30 cents.
Apply into AOstrils with Hs,ie fiuser.
A gentleman frnm OrCvillc, Pa, called l;y
attention to Elys' Cream Balm rs remedy
for Catarrh, Hay Fever. &c. lie was so earnest
in asserting it to DO n positive cure (himsclf
having been cure. by iD that 1 purchased a
stock. The BALM, has already P:fcctel n num-
Der of cures. ?. F. HYATT, Md, Borden
town, Nd.
For several years have been troubled with
Catarri have tried many remedies. Elys'
Cream Balm has proved 10 be the article de-
sired. b ;lievc it Is the only cure. l.. Il. Co
BURN, TOwanGa, Pa. G1HwGM, ,tSE
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"A Drunken Mans Death,

SHENANDOAH, Dec. 13.-Willian Mar
tyn, a miner, aged % years, choked to
death in tho street yesterday while vomit-
ing. He was intoxicated at the time.
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sufrocated by a Limo Kiln,

Patrick Cohoe, an employee at Strick-
ler's Line kiln, was found dead this morn,
ing beside the kiln. 1t is supposed that
he fell asleep during the night and was
:ufTocatcd by the Eases which issued from
the kin, He was a lnan of about 50 years
Of age and leaves wife aud family. His
ECme was in Columbia.
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SPECldL NOI'kCES.

People who cannot spend tho season OF
winds and cold rams in sunny Florida should
keep DIR. Balls Cough Syrup in the house. 1,
is the best remedy tor Colds and Coughs ant
will relieve sufferers ut once.
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WEATHER. ,N,,,LAriOSS

WAsHINGToS, Dec. 13.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, rain followed during the
night, in the southern portions, by clear
ing weather, slightly warmer south to
west winds, lower barometer
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SUSAN SCIINNDFK.
HENRY SHUBEET, AucttOneer. n29-3tiWFM
NA.UaBLE CITY PkOrExTY Ar rRI-

SIAI.UABLE CITY PkOPEkTY Ar PRl-
vate Sale The undersigned, agent tor
the trustees of the Humane Fir" Company,
offers ut ~ ivate safe, Hll that Lot of GrOund
and Building erecteti thereon (beinS tho En-
gine House of said Company, recently er.cteti)
west OF Charlotte street, in the city Of Lam
caster. fronting On West King street ::2 feet
;nd extending In depth to Grant street 2i5
feet, adjoining! properties of j. NJ. HerzOg
and Philip Wall. The Building substantially y
built is 3! feet vide by 100 feet deep has u
good cellar un'ier tho entire building Is two
venienccs.
This Building Il admirably adapted for
market or tobacco warehouse. and the atten-
ton nf buyers Is directed to this property, as
it " i'll be sold at Il bargain.
JACOB X. LONG,
Real Estate Agent,
q North Queen st.
,I69Il l.; 6lS2l 232.273O
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missionary Meeting.

Therc will be a meeting of the Ladies
Foreign missionary society of the Pres by
terian church, this evening at tho close of
the regular service.
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EEA1'HH.

MUssER.-Near Mountvillc, Dec IL, 1882, John
Musscr, aged ~ years. 4 months and day.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law, john Fridy, ST.,
near Mountville, on Thursday, Dec. II, 1882, at
10 o'clock, a. III. dll2td*
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New YORK Dec 13.-At meeting of
the Western UUion telegraph company
to day the usual quarterly dividend of Il
pCr cent. was declared The net revenues
for the quarter ending December 31st are
estimated 1T Sc, $50. 600.
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Complaint Shilohs Eiiaiizer is guaranteed
TO cure you. For sale by ii. j. Cochran, l37
and l%a NOl tn Queen street. myl-lwdeOw&w "
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When There's a WIN TI.cro's a way

Anyone who has the will to try Thomas Ec.
Iectric Oil will surely fin, the way to robust
health, in cases Of bronchial affections, sore
throat, pains, ETC.; and as an internal remedy,
it Is invaluable. For sale hy IL. Il. Cochran.
There are fierce brain storms that shatter
q mans organization. his nerves shrek for re-
lief. and neuralgia banishes rest. At such 4
time, If the miserable sufferer would use Ben
sons Celery ana Chamomiic Fills, he would
tinu perfect relief. dll.lwdGw
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FoaTlFY feeble lungs against winter blasts
with I!alc's Honey of llorehound and Tar.
Pixies rcothachc Drops cure in one minute
it7.lWdcOl$W
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j. w. Minnick. Wrightsviile, Pa. says !:
Browns Iron Bittcrs afforded mo great re-
liet in 1ndigcstion.'' For sale by Ii. L. Coch-
ran, druggist, l37 ana l39 North Queen street
dll-lwd&w
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EAMUEL ii. PRICE, ATTORNEY, HAS
~ Removed his Onico from 6 North Duke
street to Nc. IL GRANT STREET, fmmedf
ately in Rear Of Court House, Longs New
Rntlding. ml7-tfd
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A REMEDY tor Indigestion, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever, Aguc, etc., Col
Gcn's Liquid Beet and Tonic Invigorator.
d7-lwdeol&W
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Tire Lobby Defeated and the Building 10 be
Put ON SaOy0rnmcnt Grounds.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-In the House,
to day, the congressional library
bill was taken up ard Mr.. Ran
dalrs motion to lay upon the
table tho motion of Mr.. RObcsOn to re-
consider the vote by which the House
decided to recommit the bill was agreed
to. This vOte has the effect of
recommitting tho bill with intruc-
tioDs of the committee to report bill fol
the erection Of library on ground be-
longing "a t'.r United States ~ Washing
ton
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FOrSPr Arrested.

This morning stween . and 10 o'clock
:. man e.teicd tie Lancaster County
national bank and presented to tic paying
teller a check for $50. purportipg to be
signed hy Zacharias Minnich, of Nefis-
vile. The check was at once detected as
a forgery, as the Signature of Mr.. Min
Mich is well known to the officers Cf
the bank, and the forger had even mis-
PEELED his name. In answer to questions
the forger said his name was Joseph
Smith, that he worked for Mr.. Minnich
and that lie received the check in pay
ment for wages. He vas detained by tho
bank Off ,als until an officer arrived and
took him in Gus: ody, to answer 4 charge
OF forgery. He was locked up for Il hear
in. before Alderman Diffendsrtfer.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
y Sealed proposals for prison .abor in the
Lancaster County Prison in the manufacture
OF cigars, for one year from Jan. O. 1882, will be
received at the residence OF Albert Hagen,
President, Mount NebO P. O., Lancaster
opened January l, 1885, at 10 O'Clock. q. m, ut
the prison. Contractor to furnish tobacco.
foreman. etc. The manufactory has flrst-class
accommodations and now makes $1,000 cigars
per month. For full particulars address the
president By order OF the board.
ALBERT HAGEN,
dlItdec25d&w President.
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"IlOush ON GOrns,"


Ask tor Wells "Rough on Corns." I5t
Quick, complete, permanent euro. Corns
warts, Guaions.
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II. SHUBREr. Auct.


~ tatc.-On TU ESDAY, the 10Th day Of DE-
CEMBER, 1sS2, pursuant to order of sale
granted by the Orphans Court Of Lancaster
county, the undersigned will sell nj public
sale the two western of the four fwO-story
brick houses and lots OF ground in west King
street, on the south siOe. formerly belonging,
to Samuel kanck, deceased, cOntlIrin,s abOni
- feet 2 inches front on " est King street, amt
extending In depth south Isl feet. more or
less the said twOstOry brick houses be
ing devised by the said Samuel H.tnck, dr.
ceased, to the minor children OF Kate Cooper.
deceased, and susan SchnaGer, Ia fee simple.
Houses No AS and $50 West King street.
Sale to be held At the Cooper House. on West
King street ut 7O'clOck +. H., when terms will
be made known by
REUBEN X. SCHNADEE,
Guardian OF minor children OF Elie Cooper,
deceased, and