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The Appropriation Bili.

HARRIsBURG, Nov. l4.-The House TO
day added to the appropriation bill about
$4,000 for tho pay of the clerks. The
bill then passed second reading.
Tho House considered the appropriat ion
bill on secoud reading. The motion TO
appropriate $4,000 for the salary
of senatoss instead Of sol, lS2 orig.
inaly given in the bill was lost
A separate clause appropriatiug 81,
2S0 for tho pay of the chief journal
clerk, journal clerks and reading
clerks and message clerks of the
Senate was agreed to, as was similar
clause appropriating $4,000 for House
clerks. The ohaplain's pay was increased
from $500 to s546. The bill then passed
second reading. Adjourned.
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No fear OF small PuN II Darbys ProphyIacti
Fluid IL uscd freely. ~ destroys the very
gGt M.
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aLLEuru Fus ar oUn ENrENsn.

some OI the phtnfuiIy strained JOKE. uf Our
FsIcemed Uut'mpurariCs
Some missionaries with shotguus, might
do a good work IN the Welsh mountains.
- West Chester Local NeWs.
Lancaster county will have grand
Thanksgiving dinner IL her officials can
capture her buz2lrd. They don't care no
much about turkey, but thoy would just
delight 20 have A. Buzzard. - York Dis
pItrh.
What heap of money tho Dime museum
could mako II they could only get Frank
James aud Abe Buzasrd. What "A sight
that would be To see these two outlaws
calmly sitting On platform being ga2ed
AT by througs of Op,n.mouthed people
Httddttp'.id N,Ts
Lancaster county can gtvG a very large
Republican majority but it can't capture
its 0utlaws, of which it has ~ many TO IL Q
s9dare inch ~ Republican Allegheny has
nurdCrers. These two political strong.
holds OF all the dcccucy aud morality have
nothing To fling At the lawless South, as
they have been &c 'ustOmed t. do Altoona
Times.
II is not Creditable To the administration
of justice that these escaped cOnviCts have
been 30 long permitted not only to remain
at large Ia the vicinity Of their fOrmc /
exploits but are continuing almost nightly
their depredatous upon the property Of
tho people Oi those counties They haNe g
openly resisted by force OF arms aud
successfully rcpulsId the officers OF the
law. The shoritts of Lancaster and Berks
ought TO summon the posse e0m,tdtus of
their respective counties and surrounding
the rasCals Ia the fastnesses of the Welsh
mountains, starve them into submission,
or compel their unconditional surrender
by the force of overwhelming Numbers. -
P6hsUUc Chronicle.
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sphCfAE NOTICES.

CoIpgsa Liquid Beet Tome promotes di-
gestion admirably aiapte tor i"mules in
delicate health. Oi druggist.
nj. lvupOlSw
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as thoy these well chosen selections, with
Illustrations. the most interesting that OF
Motley himself, will be grateful. Into less
than 200 pages the compiler has managed
TO crowd score OF the best descriptive
passages aud sketches OF the master hand.
Papor l2 mo, pp 1870.
James DeMille's Castle in Spain" has
been added to Harper's Library of Select
Novels. This edition, published in paper
FOR 30 cents. and in cloth Tor 81, is printed
in clear type, aud tbo growing taste for
and appreciation of wood engraving are
shown by its copiOus illustrations.
All uf the above arc Published by Har-
per Bros, aud for sale by Luther Fon
Dersmith, No. 40 East K'nI street, Lao
caster,
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specimen Uivn servioo IL sform.

Pittsburg Leader, Rep.
Mansfield, Pa, has had postmaster
who attended to his business well, bears
a very fine character and is much liked
by all the people. The people are perfectly
satisfied with tho way he has been carry
ing on the affairs Of tho office and are
strongly opposed to change. Mr.. Rus
sell Errett, however, whom our readers
have no doubt heard Of heretofore as being
mixed up ia matters Of this kind, has
son in law who needs job
therefore, MIR. Errett, who still retains
some influence with the administration,
seeks to have Mr.. Brown, the present
postmaster, ousted from his position, and
Mr.. Ford, his son.in law, put in his place.
There probably would have been very little
said about this case, as it is such q common
plan of doing things, If it hadn't have been
for the fact that Mr.. Errett contemplated
changing the location of the pOstoftice
as we'll as changing the postmaster.
The people OF Mansfield could have
stood tho inevitable of having their
good postmaster ousted, as they knew that
was the usual thing aud felt that it was
very little use to make any fuss about 1t,
| but to have tho postOttce put in very
inconvenient part OF the borough tC
accommodate the new postmaster, they
| thought was asking little too much q
them. They would not stand it aud sC
entered protest. A petition largely
signed by the business men am
other good citizens of the borough
Vas sent on TO Washington, pro
testing against tho change, boti
of postmaster and postofioe. According
to tho reports we have received the adj
ministration people will hearken unto the
appeal of the Mansfield citizens, so far al
regards the location of the postoilioe, bu'
the Indications are that Mr.. Brown,
against whose faithfulness and efficiency
nothing can be said, will have to go IL
order 20 make t..p. ~ 7 on Agent
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r,owme uou.enuia rsnacoa.

Is the most effective Paiu Destroyer In the
world. Wul most surciy quicken the blood
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II cures pain In tho Side, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToOthaChe, and
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the Punncca In Il tumhler OF hot water [swect
eued, II profIsrcdl, taken at bedtime, Will
BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cents a bottle.
mnYl-T. .Th,F&W
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Buoks Tor the Holidays and Al tho Year
Round.

Buoks Tor the Holidays uud All tho Year
Round.
1t is doubtful whether the miscellaneous
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No more delightful and entertaining
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Under the rather stilted title Of " Mo
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| ..,h, L..
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The last Of the "Leailets from STANDARD
Authors" is Josephine Il. Hodgon's selec
ton OF choice passages from the works o
that most delightful writer. John Lothrop
Motley. Nobody nowadaysoan read every
thing there may even be those who
viii not take time for Motley, For suct
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Lixa Stock Prioea

CmcAao--IIogs--R Receipts, $1,000 head shi >.
ments, 5000 head marKet fairly active OPEN
ing 5fplOc higher; ! ter the advance was
lost; rough packing, "a 2Ofp4 GO; packing ana
shipping, - 70d5; light, " 3Op4 20; skipJ,
% 50di % the markes closed quiet.
Cattle-icceipts, 1900 head shipment 4.
1900; market brisk and prices ruled stronger; I;
nall, NATIVES ngnGnanged inch Texas ic higher; ex
H 50G6 % common TO medium, a 2jft5 40 I;
Nebraska Texans, tS g.; grass do. % 85nt 20.
Sheep-ReCcipts. 400 head; shipments, 401 I;
good grass lOC higher Inferior to fair, o. 80 o
} 30 u cwt. good, a 20; choice, ~ 10.
EAST LIBERTY. observation-disclosures, 2s5 heal (;
day.
gs-Rcccipts. LIS head market active (;
Pktladelphias, s5 COOS 10; Workers, ~ 60loi rs.
sheep Receipts, ,iG0 head market blm
at about yesterday't prices.
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A feat seldom performed was success
fully accomplished yesterday by Samuel
Read ard Edward SEeen-beiug the ascent
of the shutcs of the dam across the river
in canoe The trip was perilous one,
twenty minutes being required To traverse
distance OF ouly hundred yards. IL
was performed without single accident
occurring. The descent Of tho shutcs is
sufficiently peulous, but tho ascent is
much moro so.
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7 r. CALDWELL n 90.
Precision in Timekeeping.

AT no period Of our business
experience has there been so
real or urgent a demand for
timekeepers Of accuracy and
precision, as at the present mo =
ment.
The attention of those inter
ested in this subject, and those
who have met with dissatistac-
ton in purchasing many Of the
so'called high grade watches OF
the day, is directed to the names
of the following frst-class max,
ers for whom we are special
agents.
II. r. Ekegren, Louis Aude,
mars and Vacheron & Constan'
tin, Of Geneva, who are every,
where recognized as the leading
makers of Europe,
Our assortment embraces al
the varieties OF Rcpcaters. Cal
endars, Chronographs, Spill
Seconds and Plain Timers
marked at prices as low, if no
lower, than is frequently de
manded for inferior watches
Correspondence very respect
fully solicited.
J. +. CALDWELL q Co..
Goa Chestnut St, Philadelphia
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Base Dali Notes

The Active of Reading lead the batting
record Of the inter state association.
The new Allentown nine has signed the
following well known players : Dehlmau,
Galligau, Lang, AlcOtt, and Galbraith.
The three latter formerly played with the
AuthracItcs. Mack" OF the Allegheny,
IL spoken Of and Landis, OF Reading, is
expected to sign. Seyeral. dark horses are
also expected there next season.
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SECOND EDITION.
TELEGRAMS.
Vessels sink, Carrying part of Their Crews
si2 Down-Other Maratims disasters -w
-. -. ExnAcied- A ~. --L-.-a

SANGATUcK, Mrcu, Nov 1.-The
schooner Arab was sunk off Racine Sunday
morning. The tug Protection was dis
abled while taking off the crew of the
Arab and was towed by steam barge
until the latter became disabled on Monday
night. The tug then drifted until she
came to anchor near the pier. Capt. Kelly,
of the Arab, went down with his vessel
and fireman on the tug was swept over
board. A stiff northwest breeze was
blowing last night and the life saving crew
could not get outside the harbor to rescue
the crew of the brig Protector. The lake
is very rough and other disasters are cx.
pected.
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us,p,np tho sbep.udoab sure,ers

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.--A meeting
was held at the mayors office this after
noon for the purpose of devisng
means for the relief of the Shenan
doah sufferers. The balance, $4,000,
collected for the sufferers by floods in the
South and West and not called for, was
voted TO tho Shenandoah sufferers and
$1,000 besides was subscribed. The
meeting il still in session,
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Death oia weil-Kuown Young Man.

The many friends of Frederick Goes
will be panied to learn of his death, which
occurred this morning at his home, No.
10l Middle street, resulting from can
cerous affection in his head. Mr.. Coos
was young aud well known man, with
many amiablo qualities, which made him
popular among his associates.
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Fulton Lecture

The second lecture of course given by
the Young Mems Literary society Of the
Presbyterian mission chapel, will be on
Friday evening. Hugh r. Fulton, is the
lecturer, his subject is "Lincoln and Oar
field, the Martyr Presidents" These lee
lures are free, and all who can are invited
10 alInnl
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DEg ran

Coos. In thia city, on the Ii'h inst, Fred
crick Co.'s IN the 9th year Ot his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FoGLE.-At ChiistiauR, on the I'M inst ,
Joseph II. r Ogle, aged tl years. , months and
~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
from his late residence, ChrlstianR, on Thurs.
day morning nj 10 O'Clock. intcrmcnt at
Bellevue, Gap. IL
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The standaraInye.iisatiun.

New YORK, Nov. Il The Penn.
sylvania legislative committee 10
inquire into the alleged bribery
of +. G. Patterson by the Stan
dard oil company began session late to-
day, ard will examine several members Of
the Standard company residing here.
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MIRRIIG rs.

oN-MlsHLrcH-On the Bih OF November, lss3.
bS tue Key. ". a Gerhard, AT his residence,
30 81 East Orange succt, Mr.. Harry n, Fox,
to Miss Snrah r.. Mishlicn, both OF Lancaster
city,
STAuFFER-NoLT,--uHt the 18Th OF November,
issi, by the Rev, ". A. Gerhard, NJ his resi-
denCc, No. 81 kast orange street, MI John II.
Stauiier, OF Elizabeth township, To Mi's Mary
B Nolt, OF Upper Leuc0ck.
NOLr- KRRIDER. on the 18th OF November,
1883, by the Rev. w, Il, Gerhard, at his resi-
dence, No. 81 East orange street, MI. Benia.
min l.. NOlt, OF Earl township, TO Miss Amanda
krcdcF oi NNnhtim township, IT.
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The SMALLPOX,

Health Commissioners Fitzpatrick states
that the smallpox is dying out and that
there arc but two cases in the city, which
are not at all dangerous The patients are
Maggie Binkley, Of Poplar street, and
Frederick Rudy, Of Middle street. In
Mihiin street, where there were number
of cases. The patients are recovering very
fast
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The Governments SUIT In PittsDurg.

PITTsBUBG, Pa, Nov. IA suit in
ejectment was entered i4 the United States
circuit court this m orhing by the U. )
government against John Shipley, for the
recovery Of l37 acres of oil land In Forest
sion of a quit claim.
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Money Missing,

Yesterday afternoon young man, who
did not tell his name, but stated that he
was from Quarryville stopped oil in this
city on his way TO York. He wandered
into Middle street, where no was relieved
of$l3. He don't know who took his mon.
oy, or how it was done, and his story is not
well connected
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DUSIIG sALESIE VALUABLE HEAL rs
i TATE.--On Wednesday evening, hOvcm.
bcr 2S 1873 1T the LeopaId llOtCi, in the city of
Lancaster, IL large double tyO.stnry BRICK
WELLlNG HOUSE. with two-story Biick
iaccnt thereto, fronting about I! iect on til e
north side OF East Orange street and eNtGnd-
ing In depth 245 feet, to Marion street. in the
city of Lancaster. House No, III faSt Orange
street. A very choice variety OF fruit trees
and grape vines are gOWlnS on this attTaC
lively located lot
Sale 10 commence at q clock in the even.
ing, when the conditions viii be made known
by II. NJ. SESER,
SHUBERT Il SUTTON, huCt's. MI 1871
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Quotations by Associated Pres3,
stocks lower. Money easy, 2G3.
New York Central ..Ii7L
Erie Railroad. 29P.
Adams ENDreSg.
Michigan Central Railroad. ................ a33<
Michigan Southern Railroad. ..............1O 1OlS :
Illinois Central Railroad ad...................IS IS2L
Cleveland h pittsburgh Railroad. ......... 1871 I
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. d..."......l2ni
Pittsburgh n Fort Wayne Railroad ......lpb
Western Union Telegraph Company..... I9lS
Toledo 4 wabash. Observation-Disclosures. 2la4
New Jersey Central. ......................... IS
New York Ontario a western.....,..,.... 2Its
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Tho Wasby'e" TIIp.

Tho Washington fire company will start
for Frederick, Md, on tho half past six
o'clock train in the morning. On Friday
they will return to- York where ball will
be given in their honor by tho Union
company of that place.
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New York m arkets

NEW YoRK, Nov. lA-Flour steady and
quiet.
wheat opened a trife bctterand Afterwards
fell or H@s4c; trade loss active No Ksf
Dec. " l2h@l 1919 JAM, sl ltz@l laLs Feb
OIL lg2s1l II.
Corn lower, dul and heavy; Mixed Western,
spot, 5lE16)c do future. G0a60,kc.
oats dull state, IS 1i3c Western, 35fpt3c
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The BuEzIrds.

The usual amount of nonsense in regard
to the Buzzards appeared in tho Philadel,
pha Times aud other papers today. II
was entirely untrue and was written by
sensational correspondents. There is
nothing new in regard to the convicts.
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rorcers COMMITTED for rriai.

New YORK, Nov. II WIN. +. Brock
way, Lewis Martin aud James B. Foster,
who we're arrested on Sunday last charged
with couuterfeiting and forgery, were
to day indicted by the grand jury for for
gerry in the first degree. They were com.
mitted for trial
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Suspension OF work ordered.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 14.-The Western nail
association to-day ordered general sus-
pension of the nail machines for five
weeks beginning December %. No
change is made in the card rate
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WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov. Ia Two
burglars, Frank Harrison aud Charles
Wilson, serving sentences of five and four
years respectively, escaped this morning
from the mess room of Sing Sing prison,
by sawir z an iron bar.
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Largo funeral .

The funeral of Joseph Cramer took place
this afternoon and was largely attedded.
A number of Masons, of which order dc
ceased was member, were present. The
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ave know DR.. Graves Heart Regulator viii
cure lioArtDisense. 80 years use and many per.
sons OF prominence testifyinglprove it, Read
uiNe Press" 81 por bottle at druggists.
No disease can show such quick results as
Heart Disease; do not delay, DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator Is spe idc u per bottle at
druggists. n7-2tw
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nnrgIara sentanceh In Lennnnr.

LEBANON, Pa, Nov. li.--Ntne burglars
were convicted and to day sentenced to
various terms in the penitentiary. They
have been operating for long time to the
terror and alarm of the inhabitants of n
large district.
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TunneIing the Alps.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE boring Of the
tuunelng through the Arlberg, the
Eagles Mount, a branch of the Rhaetian
Alps, has been completed.
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wEaTHEK ISDiuaTIOSs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-For the Middle
Atlantic states occasional light snow, with
colder partly cloudy weather and freezing,
fresh and west to northwest winds, higl er
barometer.
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G'nlii MlsGnnaln

LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. 14.-The ther-
mometer stood at six degrees below zero
at day break this morning. Ice is running
thick in the river at this point.
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one suffering soul Happy.

"It can send one suffering soul To you
writes James COrbin, OF WashOurn, Ill, 81
VIII be happy. Samaritan Nefulhe cured me-
and will cure all cases of tts." $3.50.
nl3.iwdcod&w
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OrposIte the Cross Rows Hote


DJ!iLiC SALE VALUABLE CRY pRO
i PERri.-ln pursuance OF an order ot the
Orphans Court OF the County OF Lancaster,
will ne sold by public vcndue on "Wednesday,
the 18th day OF November, A. ID. 1883, at the
Leopard Hotel, IN the city OF Lancaster, the
following described valuub real estate OF
John Swartz, late OF said city, deceased, viz:
4 lot OF ground fronting on East King St.
m said city, Gi feet "A inches and In depth to
Grant street to eastern boundary 217 feet, and
TO western boundary III feet, adjoining prop.
Crty OF the Widow IChtv and Hon. 4. Herr
smith, There is erected on said premises u
large twostoly Double Frame Kough-Cast
House, Nos. 5l7 ana tl9 East King street, con.
yeniently arranged Tor two families and II
hVdraUt under cover and truittrtes OF various
Kinds. This property viii be sold in one OF
more pUrpNrt- to suit purchasers
Persons desiring to see said premises will
please call on Mrs. Swuri2, residing at No 5li
East King rtTCet.
sale to commence Rto'cloCk y. IN.
JOHN W. JACKSON,
Administrator with will annexed OF John
SwHTiZ.
SHUnERT & SUTTON, Aucts.
O252I3l&n3IlO,l3
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Paving an EInoiinn net.

A number Of members of tho ModOc
ring of this city went over to York to day.
one OF them is to pay an election bet and
the others will enjoy the fun.
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Camclta DenLone tor the teeth Is very ira
grant and removes Tartar and scurf, hardens
he gums. stops decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, 80 cents. For sale at all drug
.,,.,s ic2T -emhW
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Tho S.w Standard of Tim.

CHICAGO, Nov, 14,-Thc leading jewelers.
of this city, have followed the lead of the
railroads and will adopt the new standa, d
Of time.