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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-06
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gie 'ITr..i,s NJ Feazdnce " To Nga.-TEfs
evening I.incasrc" the4tre-eoers Will have an
nppo:t unity - enjoy the rendition OF this
opera, by com pany whose merits have been
attcstci AMI Appreciated by Lancaster audi
ences heretofore, and which will be greatly
augmented by the presence OF Tagliapietra,
the great Italian bIritOne, who was heard
neie some Weeko y. o iii the" GObble duet
-Tag!iapIctIH, tEc baritone, will not be
Lerr .iS .l: hi~ lcit t!it company. The man
ageiu-nt ~ lhc assurance, however, that the
piece wrlI bu prcscnte'! AS well 1t rot better
without Lin, as iic was able 10 sing the worGs
but not to speak them.
"7He .Heteors. - The remarkably fine OF.
y,u,z;uinn. Known az the MctCors," Will be
here to ilorIow might, and the indications
point 10 :. biy Gou-c. Among the party IS Gus
iiil II" club swinGer On Sunday he pub
l!siIc,t Il card in tn; Philadelphia Item, cha!-
ic.:-in, any man IL the world to swing clubs
against lin,. He l. backed by Richard n. Fox
tor $JUW. The troupe also includes EryAnt
and Hocy The famous musicians and come
dians, French Twin Sisters, Jig and clog
dance < lie Great Dyllyn, Charles Evans, the
E9yk 1yc,u u!li Il dozen more shining lights
ct The profession.
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Ia pursuance ot L rt.,o!IilUn III t!ib
seyer,.l committees Of arrengolnrnts foi
the reunion 80: tra l22d i:-G't i V, 10 Re
held on tLe l7th nf M.y n.A!, &,;nyted at
their las; meating, the following CON-
mittees were appointed
On Ceremonies aud RlUeption-iiun.
John T. MacG"nigln chairman L;enien-
ant Isaac MuiIikin, Scrg't Major Wm. H.
X. I!uckius, Serg't Wan. Cast. D,. JOIN 5.
smith, Theodore Whitson, George Berger.
On Rendezvous aud Co,lation-Sevg' t
George F. Sprenger, chairman, S"rg't
Andrew }. Lcihly, $r!gt Mouis look.
George ID. C"rmemy. Calvin Carter,
Franklin Book, Edwin Bockmyar.
On Finance and Cortributi0u--Cap
George NJ. franklin, chairman Hiram
Stamn. David e. Haverstick, Henry G.
Martin. AbJah ID. Gyger, Randolph Sup
piece, Franklin GalbIaith.
On Notification ui MelIhers-L!eut. Col.
Edward McGOveln, chairman George
Musser, Capt. Co. A. ; Benjamin o. Conn,
Seg't Go. i Samuel G. Beiimer, Lieut.
Co. G; John G. Long, Lieut.. Co. ID ;
Andrew x. By"i!y, Capt. Co. Z James
f. Ricksecker, Capt. c." f John Z. Kill
burn. Capt. CO. G VIM c. Reed. Lieut.
Go. |; John A Trissier, Srrs't Go. X.
Notice of the ti.st me ting will be given
tees.
1t was also unan;m :usly resolved that
contributions tnwa:ds defray ing TIE eX-
penses OF the reunion should be solicited
from the regiment only.
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Tie foiIo \. ing statement Ot William }. Cough
in or Sn,nerYiIie, Mass, is So remarkable that
We. beg toa-n for it the attention OF our read
crs, lie SAYS IN the fall OF 1876 was taken
wiki a violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
bv & severe cough. l soon began 10 lose my
eon,.titr and desh. was SO weak at one time
that [ could not leave my bed. In the sum-
III. l. Cf 1871 wsS :i,tllttcd TO the City Hospital.
" !lir there tlie doctors said l lad hole IN
lIy lett lung as big as q half-dollar. lexpend-
Ell ovcra hundred dollars i'll doctors and med
i3ines. WIS so tar gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but !. friend told Inc OF DIR. VIM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe al
my friends, thinking my case iEcurabie, but l
GO. a II tile 10 satisfy them, when 10 my sur
prisea q qualification, i commenced to feel
better My nope, once dead, began to revive,
and tx. lay feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 write this hoping You viii publish 1t, SO
will be induced to take DR.. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FpRTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that it has done me more good than all the
OF her medicines have taken since my sick
ness. bly, cough has almost entirely disap
reared and shall soon be able to go to work ,
| Sold by 4. L. Cochran, 1877 North Oucen street
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EATAL aCCiOENT In THs: WEST.

a Former LancasirIsu k.ie;! by the Cars.
The Painsvilie Oako county, O1io)
IGyegraph of last Week c'It;Ii4s Il long
account of railioad accident, which
caused the death Of Josapl. NcGuire. ca:
Inspector o: i.e PainSviis s I:Ungs own
Z railroad. He WAS under Il car making
some repairs when the train, TO which IL
WAS attached VA. MuVei by the
engineer, WHO :!il not see him. The
ca. passed n72r his hoi!. injuilug hi,n so
severely that he lied. Tho deceased was
from this city AMI io> years ".aS an onsi.
III er on the Ponnsy ylvania and Wilmington
and Reading railroads. lie also ran Il
stationary engine at Differs foundry. ho
loft for the West sH.no years ago and was
engineer of the first tram which ran over
the road cn. which he was killed. lie was
81 years OF age and left d family cf q wife
and three small Chiidien. BY q former
wife he had i NO sons. oIc vi t.em, John;
HcGuiIe who died here recently.
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4 &. WeIchans, machinist, shipped TO
York 70 day an elevator, built by him TO
the order Of Hon. Jeremiah {. Black, TO
bo placed IN his rtsiGencr, lor the convey
aEcc Of him self and guests from the dining
room Oh the FIRST floor to tho SECOND AMI
third stories Of the building. The elevator
is built on the same principle of the many
large ones erected by Mr. Welchans in
.hs and other cities. THO platform Or
basket is Of chestnut, about 3 feet
square set ii: 4 %i'.;;t fr;,'mu U: :,&h, sub
s5antiaiiy Tnn",i Rad having all thc SAFETY
appurteuauceS oi thv large elevators. L il
capable of Iak ing up or Gown two pers nns
tt :. line, aud is easily worked by hand
power, and en- he stepped Instantly Ii any
tieEifed piiuJ.
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II 1EhE1S.
Prtll,{elD.,iR Mark ct.

lEiL-ueLparA, Feb. s 6-Flnur firm, bat puIet
Guprfine, So 2ifG; 80: extra, 81 I1t94 -
prnn'a Family 81 1jl95 %: Ohio and Indiana
Family, SJlnJ 10 minnesota extra 81 1pN5 -
do straight, s. S,Glj ID Winter Patent, 50 2it9
81: Spring do. S. 1jsS1 80
Rye -four at S3 90l94 90.
Wheat firm. but quiet; Del AMI Pa. Red
81 IlfIl l5L; LonSDcgry Red and Amber ii II
al 10.
Corn firmGr for local demand.
Oats 1runer; light offerings.
kyG nominal --nOne here.
Provisions fir1u good jobbing demand.
Lard ii i'm.
Butter dull except for fancy. which IS
scarce: Pa. Creamery extra, 36sG31c; western
do, S4u35c frsts, 3Oc; Bradford county anJ
New York extra, 2Sc: 40 fr5fS, 2iW23c;
Western extra, 2Hl2bc 90 good to choice, loB
22c.
Rolls tlulI ;Pcni'.t. I5l120c Western, l5i92.e
H. 10 Quality.
eru :Or: held int3. iS,l2}c; Lila Il, l6Al"c.
Cheese Grt. aud steady. -.>--
p",rcl"ii.u ,!u.i Refined, 1}h|GIj.'.
Whisky IT g. %
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| dull and prices were unsettled. One car OF
| New York roughs were disposed OF ut Sc.
This dullness is attributed to the near ap-
proach OF the Lenten season, which always
| beLrS upon this market.
| We quote Is follows:
Extra, e4T o.; Good, 94991ac; Medium.
| S3.[l3c; common, - &c.
/ SALES or BsEvEs IT rlE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Roger MayTus. NJ Western, 54G61ac.
A. L J. Chri-v v ~ Western. 5.6st4c.
81 acFiiIin, Is western. So aSI;c.
James Clemson, Lancaster co, acct. John
Elmer. CSC: do, SIC: sdo, acct.
l.. Chandler. 6hc IL Western, acct.
NJ. UIman. Isl western, acct. NJ. FullerS Co.
5z45ss4c; ts western, acct. s. Tru-
nerman, 51afl6lsc.
iSsssc. '' " ~
Isaac Adlcr. - Western, 5hG6,4c.
Levi Lowenstein 10 Western. Sal$hc.
Daniel Murphy. l35 Western, 51ats6}ac.
II. Chain, jr., IS Western, Sd6hc.
l.. Horn. - Penn'a., MIXED, 4053Ic.
Owen Smith, Isl West W., Pa. AMI Tennessee.
John McArale, $50 Western. sN66Ac.
Daniel Smyth 4 Bro. ls5 Western, o86l4c.
Dennis Smyth. 90 Western, 3ASat.G,
=; scneetz 4 Bro 60 western, = .s sA 9e'sc.
Lowenstein 4 Heilbron. iG western "a
Bachman i Levi; l:s Western, '}.ss'.c.
Henry Miller. IA Penn'a, mixed, S11g6Hc-
III. Chain. p Penn mixed, 3Hfpinc.
James Eustace p Western. 5ISl6c.
Lindley Chander.7 Chester CO.. bulls. SIC
J. +. Sadler & Co., q cars Western, wholesale,
51!I6c.
j. Y. Latta, Is CHESTER co 5.z9Flc.
DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were active and closed
Al 7G94c.
Western dressed Beeves were dragSy at 8
9s4c.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thomas Bradley, leo head OF West dressed Mt
SiMS34c. N,
John Taylor, u head of West dressed III 81.
Thomas Bradley, 1s7 head OF city dressed at
Sa9Hc.
\. A. Boswell $50 head do at ,gsc.
H. G.. Beckman, 81 head, HAGS.sc.
q. 5. Dengler, 30 heal do NJ 7G93c.
Harlan 4 Bro, 81 heat do ut s1aft9tac.
j. f. LOwden, 81 bead do at Ss4g91ac.
Dressed sheep "ere active.
Samuel Stew-ft sold ,OO3 heal AT 6D914c ana
% head of dressed lambs ut 10Gl2c.
Dressed Hogs were In good demand.
John Taylor sold l26 head OF Jersey dressed
at s. ..I9c.
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naKKER,s GINGER TONIC.
One Fool Among Many.
WRECKED BY HIS UNTEMPERED AM
BIIION-A LIGHTHOUSE ON
THE SHOALS.

WRECKED BY HIS UNTEMPERED AM
BIIION-A LIGHTHOUSE ON
THE SHOALS.
81 ought TO have stopped five years lJefnrc 1
did but l thought IT wouldn't amount oany-
thing, so kept on. WAS q fool. OF course
but who isn't, when ambition and the chance
of making money spurs him on? only hope
l shall get we'll enough to digest another
square meal sometime without q rebellion in
my stomach"
The speaker was one of the best known civil
engineersand mining experts in this country;
hardy by nature as u buffalo, but broken down
by hard study and the ~merciless lashtng al
ministcred to his MIND and body by his own
hand during the earlier part OF his career. AT
fifty h. is pTematurely gray. bent In form ana
disprIted. Dyspepsia did it-Dyspepsia, the
seIf-inflicted curse of the American in every
department of toll.
II am thirty-fye years old" writes Mr.
| Charles H. Waits, of West SOmers. Putnam
! county NJ T., and had suffered from dyspep-
| sin tor fifteen years. Tried everything. Az
| last gave PARKER's GINoER TONIC chance 70
| SHOW what it could do for me. 1t proved its
| ability by curing me. j recommend 1t to oil
who are suffering from this dreadful disease" ;"
| Mr. g. Il. Cole. druggist. OF Carmel. N. r.. cer-
| titles o the truth OF Mr. Watts statement.
| Gloom despOnGency. hopclessncss, disgust
| with all labor sleeplessn horrid dreams to
render bcttt M Ike, the hour of execution to q
! criminal-thcSe are some OF Dyspepsia's foot
| nrjnts The Dyspeptic knows what COlertige
| meant " hen he said: "Eight is my hell
| PAPKER'S GINGER Tonic cures Dyspepsia, puri-
fes the B!oOd. disper-cS rheumatism anu all
| chronic aiim1nts. Prices. 80 cents and 81 a
| bottle IIsCoX CO., new IorR
| !ebI-Inweow&IS
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: THE week. worn ana dyspeptic should take
j C~t,lrii'. Liyl.iI Bccf Tonic. No other. OF
! druggists. i5-lwueodSw
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pn,ladeIpn,s Cattle Market.

MoNDAY, Feb 5.-Tne arrivals Of live stock
at the Philadelphia stock yards we're:
For the wcek-BeeTcS, 500 head; sheep,
1900 do hogs, 4 001 do.
Previous weeIs-Bceves, 2,dco head 5hcep,
1909 Hogs, $500.
Beef cattle were dull during tAc week and
prices were lower until this morning, when
fhe market briga; nned up ana prices rallied
ana closed f rTn at lIat Mondays rat 5. except
tor common stock, which was lower. This in
crease in rates was due TO the fact that the
bridges West are mostly all down and the
New York market Is in want OF stock.
WeGuote as follows:
ExtT&, G24@7c Good. 6@6Eci Medium, 81
@5$4c Common, ~ nc fat coW5, 81 Q i%2c.
Mich Cows were hrii ut S5JGlo
ShcpU-Tha arrivals were far In excess Ol
tic ,eiu:ill,i and most OF { en- ere ewes o.
the coruuion grade, and consequently prices
were fully X: lower IN the stock (And eve''
not wanted AZ tLat ratD, willie thegood grade
OF Wethcr5 were tGken ct previous prices
Lambs wcre'CIuN ard .Ow-er, while Veal calyeS
were dis Gscd OF It previous rates.
Wequote as follows:
Exura, l%0 lbs. G7zc; do, 100 to 70 lbs., ga
| G15c; Good, 515dGc; MediuGl, 4lIE5Ac; Com
mon, SO tc; Limbs. 4G997j4c; Veal Calves, 80
| &c.
| Hogs-.Al:hough The receipts were fully f,0o'
head tighter than last week. the market We:
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II. ...... "nl, G-Flnur-StHtc an'i West
eru steady and in moderate inquiry super
nee state g: 4ofr3 * EX,r1. d", 81 soGet p
Choice do, 81 %Dm7 90: Fancy u", ~ loU! -
Rvunu Ioup ono SI S5l51 60: Choice do, ST 10
@7: Supelfine Western. - 1908 10; Common
10 t,oou Extra TO 70 So.Ai 20: Choice do. - 5U&i
:: GhGicc " hite W heat DO. 81 2JI9I southern
steady: Common to Fair Extra, Il iO@5 30
Good 10 CiI"icc dO, S5 3JGJ1.
Wheat lZN#%r highcr and strong: AR @Pecu-
Iatiye business No. ] White, IL lb4: No.
Red. Frb., - 1901 1877; do Nlarcn, 81 800
IsjS do April 81 ga PA do May. 81 z!
q | 211S
Trsicr, spot 65707:ic do futures. GSi<070isc.
U;tslLG3,c better; State. 4S4pJ3c: Western,
47a55Sc: 80 Q Feb.. 4s1sM4sAc; March, i}Ge
1910: May, IS.Mi~iHc.
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nIS>.tl.UT.ON Or OFrAKGNEKSHIP.-ND
- tice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore Existing between Benjamin r. Hu-
Der and John KurtZ and trading under the
name OF Huber n K;latz, was dissolved on
FEBRU AIRY :, lSS3, by mutual consent. All
against tie !ut firm will present them to John
KaetZ, SO High street. tor settlement.
i:ENJAM!N r. HUBER,
ltls JOHN NALTL.
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NOR efs! fyoI.ars 1orheTs

Are you disturbed a. night and broken OF
your rest by u SICK child sdtFering and crying
with eacrucisting pain OF cutting teeth Ii
20. go AT once and get a bottle nt MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING ;! NIP It Will relieve
the poor ilti!e sufferer tinnediately-dePeri
upon It There IL no mistake about III There
is not s. mot her on. Garth wIIo has eyer used II,
who will not tell YOU at nnce thai Hwfll regu-
late the bow els, and give rest 70 the mother
and relief and health to the child. Operating
like magic. 1. is perfectly safe 10 use In al
cas"s. ai..i Pheasant To the taste, ans! l. tte
preser ;p.i,,l-r' ono vi tho "''ie-i AMI rest
female physicians and purScs in the United
States. SOLD every whore. =, cents hottie.
mLIy-M.W&S&w
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING FEB. 6. iee:
A MESSAGE.
PArTlsON MAKES sRECOMMENDATiON
What He Thinks Of the Necessity of Ger
tain Ofhces-of the Tresnrer's De-
posttorios-Of EIection TicBets-
tho Case of the Insane-
Publications Of Adver-
tiscmenIs-Chartets

Special Dispatch to the ISTELLIGENCsR.
The governor transmitted a message to
the Senate this morning i'll which ne SUI
gested number of reformatory MEASURES
He trusted that the recorder act of 1878,
vicious piece Of legislation, would be
repealed, and said the Office of delinquent
tax collector should bs promptly abolish
ed. The offics Of sealers Of weights and
measures should also be abolished: and its
duties can readily be performed by police,
men. The mighty Office of boiler irspoc'
tor also received the gubernatorial anath-
ema, and is marked for slaughter, but the
governor is of opinion that while such
offices exist the executive should see that
trusty persons occupy them. He recon-
mends the abolish uent of the fee system
and the reduction Of the force in various
departments on the Hill. Attention is
thon paid to official advertising about
which he says much abuse exists
specially in large cities. Papers
of the largest circulation should DC cm-
p!oyed and councils should have charge of
this matter The adoption of the munici-
pal bill prepared several years ago is
recommended Thoughtful attention Is
rauue.ted tor the bill relating to the il =
sane pre- pared by the Hoyt commission,
and attention is directed to the perDicous
practice of the passage of alleged general
bills which in fact apply to only one city.
The passage Of an act relating to arbltra-
ton between employer and employee Is
recommended. The Legislature should
designate certain banks as repositories ton
state funds and not leave ihe matter en-
tirely in the hands Of one porson-the state
treasurer. The passage OF al act making
election tickets uniform i'll size, shape
and printing is also recommended
particularly. Referring to appoltion-
ment the governor suggests that
it DO made fairly and party interests
be sunk in trying to do the greatest coed
in making up the districts. A reference
is made to the fact that outstanding char
ters secured years ago are held by persons
who arc hawking them for sale to PERSONS
about to form corporations and which
form their privileges whlch cannot be Sc
cured are very valuable. AS notable
instance the Credit Mobilier is mentioned
as having been started on a charter thus
purchased,
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purify Inc BLOOD.
swaYNE's PILLS.
&" swAYNE'S PILLS.
SWaYSE'S PILLS.'


and by cl,tnsiug, regulating and strengthen
ing the organs ot digestion. seer" ton ami ho-
sorptIOn. cure ApOplcXy, fit~, Paralysis. Ner
ynusness, Dizziness. Debility, Biiinusness,
Bad Breath, JauIid'ce. Liver and Kidney Coui-
piaint, Lack Of Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi-
grs,ion or Dyscepsia. HeaGach". Constitutions
Fever, Malaria and COntagor, Fever an
Ague, i'iarrhcea, Dr"nsy, Colt". kheu:nati7in'
Seu r:lgia, Gout, tenlne Wcnkn'ss, rinary
Disorders and "a! jr.cgu.aritie, Of t!" - rt en-,
Stomach bladder aGd Bowels.
RHsToGING 20 HEAI;TH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in u healthy cun:'itinr by alousitg the
torpid liver to healthy action, aud eXpclling
by the bowels and kidneys the matter th'ii
pots0ps the foundations OF life, BE particular
to obtain " SwHyne's Pill Price - cents u
box OF 80 pills, Or boxes 81.
Prepared only by DR. SvAyNm x SON fhi!"-
.le!phia, Pa.
Ask your druggist iGg them. sent ny ,'.'h
t. anv address, OCT codte " N. WE
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nsci.na,iun,, v..o ec.ir.-, changes ara
taT-a'iunr.
Alien G.. p y Ii tot b" a ac...,it!ate !or
cvUatabi. III the FirSr ws!id.
H. E. Slay;aai:ei, SecoII wa:j, decllres
tie nominal ION fpg common council.
Andrew !. DGn!ap. JuDiui z. KauliLna.i
aud .Jno T. Russ! iec!ines the -InlEii.a-
,,rn for crnb 1,D,i cVuu"ii III the Second
ward
Henry c. Keller, nominated Gor com
NOE council in the Third ward, declines.
Harry j. Lind of the Third ward, de-
c!iues 70 be 4 candidate for com mon cua,.
ci!.
L. is Chris'i,'r r.. anl not Adam Oh
lender, jc., aha Is 'ii.n"u for jad:e III ti'e
Third ward.
Philip Bornc, Sspr declines tn. nclniIl:,-
tiun tor council IL the Filth war1.
James Huber declines to te a Candida :
FOR assessor in the Eighth waid.
Charles Broomu declines to he . c;indi-
date for inspect Or in the Ninth waEd.
Joseph Arnold declines 70 be !: c.rIi
date for Judge in the Ninth ward.
Adolph cchvtt 8 Ii war'i declines 20 be
candidate TOR school director.
Henry Il. Rhoads Of the Second, late ui
the Sih Hald, declines ,.iso to lie :: oaudi
date for school dir. ctor.
Edwn.! kyrcie! declines 10 sa c;u-
diG.'c 10. 4cEop, directs, in the Eighth
ward.
In shc anu"unce:Dofs OF ths result Of
the nonInatiOus Un saturday evening the
name OF George }uOSe as c&E:!ida'e lot
assessor IL lie Eighth ward Se:s ina!veIt-
entity Omitted.
Candidate for Connci
Charles L!ppoid is IA candiitIe 'pI com
moii COUNCIL i,"m the Eighth ward. His
>name was ACci.i. nta!ly emitted from the
list OF candidates pUJ III ge.ei4i itO;C ina
tlUD.
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspire-
ton intense itching, increased by scratching,
very di:tres>ingly, particularly ct night, Us If
pin wurms were crawling i'll and out OF the
rrctun! ih. private parts are sometimes at
f'c;;.d: il allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. DR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEAL,vG OINTMENT lisa pleasant. sure cure.
Also fer Trtter, Itch. Salt Rhculu. Scad Head,
Erysii,ca4 i;tr1crs Itch, Blotches, All Scaly,
Cru..ty, tUtHucons Eruptions' Price % cents,
) boxes IN Si.2J Sent by llatl TO any address
on r"cnirt OF price in currency. or three cen!
pu4l;:Y,, stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
& son. No 80 \. Sixth street, Philadelphia
Pa. sold by Ill prominent druggists. SWATHE's
PITS arc lie best for all bilious disorders
Cr'- headache, fevcis, sc.
-lyrOI.IwT TnSo
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Yesterday Alderman Samson sent John
Irwin 70 jail for five days for being drunk
aud disorderly, On compliant Of Thomss
i, Hnagh,nr. and he was taken before
Judge Patterson this afternoon on a writ
OF h lbea> corpus, for the purpose Of asking
,f0ra ayI5scEarge. Testimony was heard in
support II the complaint and for the de-
teIse. The court refused to discharge the
maM, but .cut lin 20 jail TO finish his
sentence.
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ooInes liz the New Jersey Assembly.

TRENTON, \. J., Feb. G.--ln the. As
scmbIy to day, NJ. Culors' bill providing
that railroad property in the state shall
be taxed AZ l"cai rates and the proceeds
thorefrom 90 into the treasures of the
counties iu which the property is located
instead Of into the state treasury
was passed after al exciting discussion.
The vote upon the passage of tho bill! was
81 fur ana Is :s:ainSt.
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The tralnp, Charles Kennedy, who some
time ago entered the premises of George
+. Sprcngcr, South Limo street and made
violent threats against him, and who was
committed at the time for Gruuken and
tiisordorly conduct. had bearing before
Alderman MeConuiny yesterday afternoon
of a complaint Of surety ai the peace pre-
fsrr.i against him by Mr.. Ss.renger, and
in default of bail was rernanded 10 Jail te
anSCcr at court
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On tie Track.

About half-past three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the shiiter engine on the Penn
sylvania railroad, together with two or
three cars, rar off tho track just helcw the
Relay house, and it took two Or three
hours hard work to get them on again.
Nobody was hurtt, but several made mar
Tow eSCapeS,
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MlLwAuKEE.--W heat Irregular; No Mil
wauAee, hard, ST II: do soft, 81 C5 tor cash
FEB 81 OiiI March. Il G5l9; April, 81 tG12
May. II liA %o.3 milwaukee,, &C.
oats were -c2rco and fi:rner; Whit, i07tc.
Rye dull: No. . at JSi9c.
Barley dull No. 7pcims; al ijc TIC n No =
spring extra. 5i1 Sc Bill.
SPOT md February. II 0IIb; March, 81 03l4
April, 81 l01I receipts. 43,0 o bus
Corn strong; M. ,, 5j%c bid.
Oats strong No. at 4t24c NC. "h1te a.
iJ3.c.
rEoEIA.-C0rn quiet an'i nominal; new
High Mixed st Jl@ol%+c.
Oatsquist ; 40. W hiLe, .HlElailc.
Rye Arm al GGlyGILxc.
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The articles "f incorporation o; the Earl
Mutual lire association, Of Now Holland.
this county. were received to day at the
first official signature OF Gov. Pattisou
that has come to this county icr record.
Following are the directors of the asSo-
citation: T. H. tiurkholleT, jonathan w.
Eveyhoiser. NJ. w. Nolt, David X. MLitir,
solomon Higi,, Rudy Frankhauser, Chris.
.ian Musser X. W. Snaticr, Isaac , Wln-
t,rS