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i RECEPTION At MRS. F. ". FOOTE'S.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Foote held q reception
that was largely attended last evening IN their house in
West Nneteentt-st Music refreshments were pro
vided. Mrs. FOote wore dress Of blue satin with a
train Of gray cashmere. Among the guests were Judge
and NJ Charles a. Peabody, Mr. and Mrs g. W. Carr
ton Mr. and Mrs. Alexander NJ Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs.
john Cisco MI and Mrs II. Victor Hewcomb, W. b. Meek
er MI and Mrs Edward SANFORD Thomas +. saportas,
MIR and Mrs. ". ID. Hatch, J. Gilmore np ed The Rev g.
". DOugl W. A. Dun, an, the Rev, " ID. Walker, MI
and Mrs John /. Holman MisH Holman, Mr and Mrs.
j ". Wheeler the Misses heeler Dr. and Mrs Ccccn-
rini. MIR. and Mrs. James L. Morris, v. ". Wright,
George Kellogg, Mr. Mrs II. c. Tinker, Edmund HOl
brook, Mr. ana Ars. Edmund Wheei0ck, Mr. and Mrs j..
u. Ogden Mrs. ryly Reed, Captain T. g.. Tinker,
Mrs Frederick hJ or, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles i nthnl Mr.. and Mrs. ". L..
Pomeroy. MI aud Mrs Robson, C. ElOyd-JOnea, Mr. and
Ut j. h. Roberts. Miss Iyue and ar and Mis- EnOs l..
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
SEATS FOR SHOP-GRLS.

TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t required no law or knowledge Of
the existence Of legislation i'll behalf Of shopgirs to in
spire q feeling Of humanity in the directors Of the Co
operative Dress Association Limited. As their
building was secured resolution passed making
seats for female employees obligatory. To-day there IL
patent self-acting for every other girl on the
street floor and on the other floors the women
whenever unemployed. You are cordially invited to
inspect the Association from top 10 bottom The egs-
lator nj Albany who declared that store in New
York had complied with the law, indebted TO his
Imagination for his facts concerned an assO-
citation that aims at cooperation in the best sense.
Yours truly, hAIE FIELD,
President {. d. A, L.
FeI1
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
Ne,r- York, Feb. 16, 1882.
THE SECOND T4TER-COLOR EXHIBI1ToN

The request that artists should send lists of
pictures for the proposed exhibition Of rejected water
colors to NJ Seymour at Booths Building. by 10 m.
yesterday met with very satisfactory response About
ninety artists lists Of pictures numbering over 300
Those not previously mentioned intend to exhibit
are W A Coffin A D. Crocker. E. X. ROssiter. Lawrence
Giles, F Melville, W. g. Musgraye. 5. M. Barstow, j.
Tuzo J. Alfred House, r. L. Pyne, +. Dietrich, Mary
KOhck F. French, c. W Fordham, ". H. Shelton,
Theodore Robinson A ]. Knox and W. c. Bauer. At .
p there meeting Of the committee appointed at
The rcan Art Gallery. Mr. Moore consented 70 have
The pictures sent to the gallery where they VIII he
passed upon. The pictures will be collected to-day and
Tomorrow. II is expected that the private view viii he
held on Wednesday night and the exhibition Will open
Oh Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
s1GN1r1cANr snENcEs oF rHE SOC pINERs.

So far as the speeches are reported, there was
no tribute paid TO the name OF Lincoln which for fcrvor
md appreciation compare VITA this disgusting adu-
lati0n OF Mr. COnklng-the man who preferred 10 go
down and out OF sight rather than scrhCe principle -
The principle being his claim that the Federal
appointmennts IN New-YOrk were lis 10 parcel
mn to his henchmen. But while there
WIS so little said Mr. Lincoln and much In praise of
stalwartism, General Grant and Mr Conkhng not
Sori was said in honor of the matchess Gartell for
whom the whole world in tears few months since
II is we'll the men who make the birthday ana me name
of Lincon an occasion for extolng StalUartism and
sneering at the patriotic administration Of Mr. HAYES
and who reserved their Oudest cheers for 3o6 and
Mr. Conking. could not be expected 10 apprecare
James A. Garfield But why no good word for Presi-
dent Arthur WHY not his name brought IN 20
share the cheers Of the machine Can be lat the ma
chine OF NewYork City has lost confidence in the Pres
dent while that of the country for him growing daily
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
DIED

BROwS-On the lGh inst. Alice Evans daughter OF 9Aas
b.. aut Eirib. IN j. Brown, aged 8 weeks
Funeral No 80 North lthst Ne"aIA n j. on fuAy
Interlnent stamford Conn
R--uddenIy February Il. of bronchial pneumO
MA, Mi Flora Foster lace dalOa OF tIt it FIi.'A.
Ir4tve. and friends respectfully invited q attend her
fInerai on Frti4v the l1th from 81 Paul5 VI.
Church, ithaye aud Id l., 81 = D. NJ
Please omit dowers
GRAYAt ~prn valley Bockiand Co. y. y, Tuesday the
i4 inst Of paralysis Phobe, Wfs OF William Gray aged
70 years. ,- - 80,
late resdenee Friday the lIth at II o'clock
a. m
KIP-on "wednesday, February Il, 1902 Elizabeth KIP
widow OF the EUtrt T. KIP in the l4t
Relatives AID friends invited 10 attend the fneLl from
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
ALLEGED CHANCE FOR MR.. CONKLING.
hfnnfon Tfennfch 10 The Cincinnati Comm ercn

In view of the possibility that if an adddl-
tiona member should be granted NewYork the Dem
ocrate Legislature might not pass redisricng bil
which Governor Cornell could properly sign, thereby
making il necessary elect the additional Congressman
nj large il been suggested by some persons here
that those Republicans who want to nominate Mr. COnk
ling for Governor fall might better urge him for
Large then the question OF his personal
popularity could be tested alone.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
GEORGE p. PUTNAMS sons,
u and 20 We-f , sd-sf

The Origin and Growth OF X eligOn illustrated by the
History Of Indian Buddhism By L. W Rhys Dayds. BEING
the Hilbert Lectures Tor 1881 SyO. - 3d.
Opium smoking in America and China By W. H. Kane
b. a study prevalence and spread OF the
its Immediate and remote effects moral phys
loical and financial upon the individual aud the nation
limo. cloth, Fl.
Sensation and Pain Essay BY c. Fayette Taylor "
d. l6mO, cloth, IS cts.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
of the banking firm of Grant & Co.. of this city, and
Charles j. Sheffield, of Cleveland.
For Ohsr Obituaries See Second Page
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis 6cr me past "a hours

WASHINGTON Feb. II, l a. m.-Ihe pres
lowest the st. Valley and highest ana
rising in Minnesota and Dakota Occasional rains nave
fallen in the Lower Lake region Middle States Tennes-
see Ohio Valley Arkansas and Missouri southwesterly
winds prevail In the Atlantic coast States aud Lower
Lake region and northwesery In the Northwest ana p
per lake region The temperature has fallen decd dy IN
the Northwest and Upper Lake REGION where aeOu wave
moving 10 the south and east Is now central
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-EnglManqd, ~ a.
rain OF snow followed by colder clearing weather, winds
veering to northwestery. followed by rising barometer
Cauti0nGry Signals.
Cautonary signals ordered from smlthviue 10
Sandy Hook.
Indications for tO-D1o1TOir.
Clearing weather s indicated to-day in the Mld1le
States and NeW-Engand and much colder flr weather
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

Nothing could be sOrrier than the predica-
,nent i'm which the Democrats Of the legislature find
themselves or peasaner than the situation which has
30 suddenly opened up before the Repubucans.-lUuca
Herald Ropj
There is q very serious question of veraclty
between Speaker Patterson and the Tammany repre-
sentaves one the other Tavlshes the truth unmer
cifuv Thus far the weight OF evidence, rather the
number o. Witnesses (which is very different thing IL
on the SIDE Of Tammany.-f Albany Evening Journal
diep.l
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

Franaiin-sluare.
The senior Partner. A Novel BY Mrs. ]. Il. RddelL
Author OF A Lies AsslZe, Maxwell Dre"etL etc tt0,
paper, 20 cts.
The Land of the Midnight sun. Summer and Wnter
Journeys through sweden, Norway Laplnd anu Nth'rh
Finland BY Paul y. Du Chaiu. With Map ana 30 nus
tratIons. yOls., ovO, cloth. ~ %
Oliver GOldsmith'- Works Edited by Peter Cunning
ham, r. A. From electrotype plates tn steeptAss
portrait yols evo cioth paper aDe@ uncut euges 'aA
gilt tops, SS.
Harpers Cycop9din OF British and American Poetry.
Edited sargent tOyA of1 u40IilAAsoA ci1sl SSt
pred al
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
BRo0KLYYs NEED or RAPID TRANSIT

Rapid transit engrOssed discussion at the Ok
Iord Cub IN Brooklyn last evening General A. C..
Barnes read paper going the needs Of the city
and the routes best fitted supply them He advocated
using The streets in which the most good and the least
saiIn would be done. The discussion afterward was
snaft Ia by Corpora ion Counsel Ta lOr, John \ Cul
{sr; Harvey Harrington, ". j. COOmbs and II. d.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
THE P4CIFIC BANK.

BosToN, Feb. 16.-SOme $6ls,600 of the
assessment on the stockholders Of the Pacific Bank has
been secured II $3.50 700 Of this secured
the bank will resume next Monday. the 800 900
due from Mr. Weeks Is 20 be advanced by private parties
on cir reepuns bry This leaves Sl3O,OOO 10 be
by saturday Keep the banks out OF the hands OF
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
THE CHARGES AGAINST BLAINE MELTING


From The PittsbuTG D1epdfch RepD
One of the few petty things of which Mr..
blaine has been accused the publication OF private
letter OF Mr. Chrstiancy Mr.. Blaine explained that its
nse was inadvertent and not bis fault, and Mr. Chris
tancy Mr.. Blaine from all blame in the
matter Thus by these foolish charges Of Baine's
enemies melt away, yet his opponents doubtless have
not vet learned that the greatest mistake thev could
have made was TO inaugurate controversy that viii
keen the man Of Maine and Pennsy lyania well 10 the
front in pu oEc attention for some time come.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
EX-CANDIDATE PURCELL DOUBTS THE WISDOM
HIS PARTY

Fr0ia me ROchesfeT UHf0n and 1drerflSfr Ver.l
As we write dispatches come announcing
that the Tammany members Of Assembly. claiming 20
have cheated in the matter Of the Speakershp and
committees united with the Republicans and eec ed
Mr.. johnson, the Republican candidate. Clerk Also,
that the Tammany Senators had united with the RepGb-
lcans in empowering the Lieuteuani-Governor to ap
point the standing committees OF the Senate. Kindred
proceedings viii doubtless follow to the end of MIA
0n in both houses. This result could aud should have
been prevented Democratic leadership had cared
for party and public interest than for faction and per
mai l1fIi,f
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. IT, a. m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday downward. Fair weather
was followed by Increasing cloudiness and light rains
The temperature ranged between 35' and 42', the ay-
erage (39S Beng s3so higher than the correspOnd-
ing dav at year and 81 higher than on Wednesday.
Cloudy weather with rain, followed by colder and
clearing weather may be expected to-day IN ths city
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

great greater than Leonardo da vino. Benyenuto
Cellini, Guido, Michael Angelo himself
Short speeches were also made by the Rev. p +.
Dealy, in response to the toast "Our Moderator"
and by David Mcclure upon The LADIES'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

The Historical Geography Of Europe. by Etward
Freeman IL Ill d. author Oi history ol te NvifHtn
Congnest of Eng nd eo 6j vols. svo, clDh.
new edition, Slz.
Rural Eagland Edition Do Luxe Win 2op llnsirh
ens Roe ornamented vsllum (Rsaiy Decen 5h 30.
Great H,.torie Galleries England Two soris@
Ntlh n ll dstratlOa3. Folio. el0ta, gsit, pl3.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
MRS. SCOVILLE'S APPEAL.

CLEVELAND, Feb. l6.-A reporter who called
upon Mrs Garfield to-day was informed that no letter
"o"i Ais S@oYie had been received. Mrs Garfield has
sea aversion to referring the subject in anv manner
s u u ls believed that she would give no attention 10
~@'n pea from Airs scoyille Or any other person.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

schwatkas -enrch Sledginz tho Arctic IA Quest OF
the Franklin Records BY William II. Glider vol, syO,
with maps and illustrations, 81
The Orthodox Theology of To-day. BY Newman Smyth.
OF Old Faiths In New Light one vol, limo 81 23
Tue Memoirs Prince Metternch Vol. ., ls3Ol35.
Edited by sou, Prince Richard Metter ch. vol Syo
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
4 BRILLIANT WEDDING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.-Frederick May, of
Baltimore was married last night Miss Cecola Cole
man. a niece OF the laie " =. OBuen. al ST. Mary
Cathedral Archbishop Acmany oiiciated- The recep-
lion which ths house o. Tie brides mother
Was 4 brilliant alaIr.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
Rcndr Thi. Morning

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
wrappers ready for mang hye cents per copy
copy year. 80 hye copies Sl4; ten copies and
extra t2S Pos al tree 10 the subscriber
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
TIE. PETERSON O. BROTHERS,

Rerthas Baby. Equal "Helen's Babies" Nith
nlustrate portrait Of Berthas Baby"
masterpiece and everyone will love Berthas Baby" By
Gustaye DTOL Paper 50 cents, cloth 81
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
HENRY HOLT 4 CO.,

Germany Present and Past by = Barring Could. NJ 4
evO -
(.ardiner's English History. For 'tadents by ;. T.
Gardiner With biographical Account u the Authorities
EnsLsn A.s-lrY. ~ j. ALas n lAnser " no. y -
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

A History of Nstrraiism. BY 2. A. LANCE Volun,
completing the NOluue III OF the Philosophical
Library" eyo, gut top 50 jO the complete wOrI, 5yO.,
~
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

CHEERING. Dentist examining patients
tsethJ WELL sir. they talk about coming AT the eley
eath hour. but us quarter u twelve with I'll your
teeth. Pm afraid Punch.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
crrr,rFArr,s FPrFND AND HAYrS's ENEMY

Hayes: was abused by Emory Storrs and
Emory Stbrrs was eulogized by Cueau. Hayes can af
ford to bs vifed by whom murderer comph-
ments
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
j.. LIPPINCOrr a CO.,
sCRIBNER u WEXFORD,
zl1 isrondwav.

Madame De SeviRue. By Miss ThacGoray (aIrs. Rica
mOul 4tcAel. loIno, nne cloth, 81
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
IyIsON. ELAKEMAN. TAYLOR & co.
1ER md ixxa
FORDs, HOWARD Il uILBER'

The Golden Book Of Tales Readings In the Lsgendary
Lore Nations. Edited By William S1ntOn and George
X. CathcaCt. Numerous Illustrations $40 pages ~ o.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

the bamea variations n this city by teut7'
n time FOR
osci
mercury during hours ordote line rereents
Thermometer bud
3 BroAdsay.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
DDDD MEAD a ga
CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS;

The Lady OF ShaIO BY Tennyson Decorated in colors
by Howard Pyle. l vol, small quartO, richly bound IN
cloth, with gilt edges, in neat box 81.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

ROBERT CARTER ~ DRoTitER-.
$50 Broadway
The Letter Of Credit. BY Miss Warner A story. l2na
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
MARRLFD

ER-McPHERsON-On Thursday February 10, at
Christ church by the Rev Dr. Shipman. James B Hunter
D., 10 hate Mcpherson, daughter O H. q. McPhcrson u
Frederick, Nd.
MILLER-ROWE-0u Tuesday February H. lss.. az the
residence of the brides parents No. Az West t3dsL by
the Kew William Lloyd. Thomas Miller. IT, tO camilla Ger
trude Rowe, daughter of A o Rowe, esq
Al notices Of Marriages must be iH90rssa vih taI
name aud ayLiyegy
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
CAssELL, PETER, GALPIN & CO.

shakespeare Reading Book. II. CouTthOpe RoWen. ~
A crown 49, pQs Cl IN. price. ~ 20.
The 0astave II l6Ula 1872 cloth.
80 ct paper - ct Icing vol 10 Oi Cassos Popaag
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
ROBERTS BROS.
G.. W. CARLETON q CO.

The Wan Jesus. By the Rev John v Chadwick. Ieno
lOLh. III.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17

4 Changed Heart The new novel By May Agnes Fleuh
ing limo. cloth bound. rl %.
TN. Children. Fairy Geography Merry IMP of IN AZ
fQtry Travels Europe. win hunieds OF pck0ro
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
VIEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
HOUGnTON, MIFFLIN q CO..

sscisdtO Books Of ne 1d Hr's months 0LJ GGssrisst
heretofore on me literary Pare.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
HARPER Il BROS.

The Fate of Madame La Tour. story Of Great $
LAKE. By Mrs A. q. Paddock Cloth 81 sold every va
New-York tribune., 1882-02-17
The Rnrmore HoteI.

800 5th-aye corner -6th-st. New-Y0rk,
always upon the shortest notice To furnish DIN
NERs and -UPPERS, also WEDDING and RECEPIIOS
PARTIES including the best attendance upon the most
favorable terms.
N THE CITY, PRICE %, WITH WINE
Private meals furnished at residence. No for tran.
silent guests house nllel with permanent patrons
ORDERS FROM a DIoTAN { L. promptly executed.
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>s*" Winter finds out what summer lays
by" KilNey-Wort cures IN winter and in
summer. There is scarcely person to De
thorough course of Kidney w ort every spring
Ii you cannot prepare the dry buy the liquid.
IL has the same effect.
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P,lSEK HAE6LEsS, &c.
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~ The wonders of modern chemistry arc
apparent in thu beautiful Diamond Dyes. All
kinds ami cOiOrs OF ink can be made from
them.
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Aancaster fntelligencer.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. II. lee2.
SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
The Steamship Worcester Runs Down
barge ON the East River.

The steamship Worcester Runs Down .
Bargo ON the East River.
A disaster by which seven persons lost
their lives occurred at six O'Clock on
Thursday evening on the East River, op-
posite South Fifth street, Williamsburg.
The barge Signal loaded with seven hun.
dred barrels Of sugar, had been taken in
tow at the foot Of North Fourth street
aud was proceeding on her way toward
the bay when she was run into by the
steamer City Of Worcester and large
hole stove in her side. The steamer
received but slight injuries and
proceeded on her way, while the
barge was taken in the direction of the
Brooklyn navy yard, the nearest point
There were on board at the time Captain
William Taylor, his mother, wife and three
children, also two deck hands. The barge
filed rapidly and sank before the shore
was reached, Those in chrage of the tug
observed the barge going down and quick.
ly turned the tug around and steamed
toward tho sunken craft. Owing to the
darkness it was difficult to distinguish
objects in the water. Hearing cries of
help they were followed up and Captain
Taylor was rescued. His mother wife,
three children aud the deck hands were
nowhere to be seen, they having evidently
been carried down to tho bottom Of the
river oy the sinking barge. TIE river was
searched, but to 70 purpose.
The cause .: the accident could not be
learned last evening, but it is supposed
that the force cf the tide was miscalcula-
ted
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-17
A Is.pt,st Minisrer's Experlence.

lam Baptist Minister, and before l even
thought OF being a clergyman, graduated in
medicine, but left lucrative practice for my
present profession. 40 years ago. l was tor
many years a sufferer from quinsy Thomas
Ecectric OIL cured me-" was also troubled
with hoarsencsS, and Thomas Eclectric Oil al
ways relieved me. My wife and child had
diphtheria, and Thomas Eclectric OIL cured
them" )" and ii taken in time 1t will cure seven
out OF ten. nm confident 1t Is cure for the
most obstinate cold or cough. and II any one
Will take a small teaspoon and half fill II with
the Oil. and then pince the end OF the spoon III
one nostr;l and draw tho OIL out OF the spoon
into the head by shifting rs hard as they can.
until the Oil falls over into the throat, and
practice that twice a week, don't care how
Offensive their head may be. it Will clean i,
out and cure their catarrh. For deafness and
oarache IL has done wonders to my certain
knowledge. 1t is tho only medicine dubbed
patent medicine that have ever felt like re-
commencing. and am very anxious to see fl
in every place, for tell you that would moi
lie without It in my house tor any considera-
ton. l am now suffering with a pain like
rheumatism in my right limb. and nothing re
lteves me like Thomas' Electric Oil.
DR.. f. F. CRANE, Cory. Pa
For sale at II. B. COchran's drug store, l3.
SUrtn Queen street, Lancaster.
GROUP, WhOoping Cough and Bronchitis TN
media!ciy relieved by Shtloh's Cure For sale
by II. II. Cochran, druggist. l37 and 10 North
Queen St. myl lwdeOw&w
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$4,000 Worth OF Freis h t Burned.

A western-bound freight ira in wa
brought to sudden stop forty miles wes
OF Eau Claire, Wis, by one OF the cars
jumping the track. A passenger train
closely following, which the hands on the
freight train neglected tc stop, came bowl
ing along and crushed into the caboose
upsetting the stcve therein and scattering
tie live Goals among tho debris OF the
wreck, causing 9 fre 20 break cut which
was not exsinguished until fifteen freight
cars, together with their contents, con
sis.;ng Of number Of valuable horses,
,,i.nos. organs, ETC., we-H totally destroy
a. The loss l., estimated al So, coo. n
lives were lost.
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Disastrous .:oi'er Lxplosi On ut Cincinnati
A boiler on the premises Of Peter Reuhl
4 Co.. picture frame manufacturers on
Sycamore street Cincinnati, bursted
Thursday afternoon, causing panic
among the occupants of the upper stories
Of tho five story building. The building
was Set on fire, and the floor above the
engine was blown to pieces and part of
the wall blown out. Louis Meyer, the
helper Of the foreman. was thrown irte
the street and fatally injured. Frank
Bitter, one of the employees, was badly
scalded, and Christ. Greiz. Albert Pos.
and Frank Weiss wore slightly in jured. A
fire engine across tho street put out the
flames and thus avected further calamity
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The Electlous are . Thing OF the Past.
Some are happy, some otherwise. Now lei
everyone turn their attention to the next great
event OF the month. namely: the popular
monthly drawing OF the Commonwealth Dis
friDutiOn Co, Which Is to come OF in Louis
VILE, Nov. 30th. Tickets only 50. First prize
SO 800 l.9GO prizes. SUE 40G. Send for tickets
to r. N. BOardman Louisville. Ky. 1t
THAT hacking cough can be so quickly cured
BY Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For sale
by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l57 and l39 North
Queen street. m7l-lwdeow&w
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CArARRH cured, health and sweet breath &C.
cured by ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy. Price &
cents. Nasal Injector tree. For sale by II B.
Cochran. druggist. l.; and 139 North Queen St
myl-lWdeOwEw
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A Good Square Meal

Is too often followed by a disordered stomach
symptoms of dyspepsia Or indigestion. Every
miserable dyspeptic In the land should know
that he can be cured by timely use of Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Price, 81. For sale by II
b. Cochran, druggist. l37 ana l29 North Quee,
street.
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THOUNTAlN FINE-CCT TORACCO fTHE
II best brand manufactured) cents per OF.
or 25 cents Il b at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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DELEvAN. Wis.,, Sep. "a, 1873
GENTs-I have taken not quite one bottle OF
the Hop Bitters. l was feeble old man OF Is
when got ii. To-day Am as active nnd feel
rs well as did at 20. soc great many that
need sGch g medicine. D. HoYCE.
nl6SWdSw
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.srAsrEk AND .sil,xxsvis.. . 9

aSIASTEk AND .il.lE.sSVis.g r. sS
! CRrI run aS follows:
Leave Lancatser II. X. i'rpot,, ut 7, =. and
1I::na. H., and 2 L. ami '::G y. H., ex,',nt ON
Saturday. hen the last leaves at 80 u. ln
J.eav" Millersvil!e (owrr Cn',) ut s. ;. sut. 10
a. NJ, ,n.! 1, 3, 5 and Up. III.
Cars ru,, daily on 81 Iv' Tine except On Sun
ay.
IuILUMBlA q PORT DEPOSIT RAIL-
u ROAD TIME TABLE
Trains now run regularly ON the CO.uInbil
& Port Deposit Railroad the fellow ing
time: