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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

The following statement Of William J. Cough
In, ui sumcryilC, Mass, t. 40 remarkable that
we beg to- aaR for Il the attention OF our read
era. Tie says "ln ths tall OF 1876 was taken
with a violent bleeding OF tho lungs, followed
by severe cough. soon began to lose my
appetite aud mesh. was 40 weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mcr Ul iN15 wus admitted to the CITY Hospital.
white there the doctors Iiid | hal a hole in
my left lung a, hig as balf-dollar. IeHpend.
ed over hundred dollHr- in doctors and med.
i'in"' iWss so tar gone at one time report
" ni around that was dead. ] gave up hope
but q TREND told me OF DIR. WM HALLS
BhISAn fOR THE LUNGS, I laughe ht
my friends, thinking my case iucurable, but
got b' tile to satisfy them, when to my SUR
pr,seu Il qualification, 1 commenced TO fcol
better My hope once dead, began TO revive,
aId 70 10y teol IN bottcr spirits than 1 have
tho past three years,
- wriirt this hoping you VIII publish IL, 40
that every one airiCtrd with Diseased Lungs
win be- Induced TO take DR. WM. HALLS
BNLtAM fOlt fnELJSG~. and be con vinccd
that CONSUMPTION CAS EE CURED.
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
thal II has done mo moro good than all tho
other medicines / have taken since my sick
ECss. Ny cough has almost entirely disap
poarCd ana shall sOOn be able TO 20 To work.
sold ry u. - Cochran. l5i North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
Live Christmas Presents.

The popularity OF birds tor Christmas pres
ents grows each year. Their sweet singing II
constant reminder OF tho donor A good
singing canary costs o. 80, and suitable cage
from sl TO B. Five dollars viii purchase
very superior cage AMI bird, so you see live
presents ara not expensive For little boys
ana girls, rabbits, white mice, guinea pigs
maltese kittens, globe OF gold fish or puppy
will be moro appreciated than anything you
can give and for lady nothing can be more
suitable than bright plumaged bird, a parrot
or q dog OF some fashionable breed. The
trouble Is, however, to 1nd Il reliable store
whore these things are sold and where you
will not be imposed upon. There Il at least
one place where everything is one price and
guaranteed, and where Is kept the largest
stock in America OF the Wonderful Night
Singing Canarics cage birds ot all species,
parrots OF every kind, gold fish and aquaria,
dogs OF all species, rabbits, guinea pigs, mai.
tese cats, fine bred fowls ana pigeons, besides
all kinds OF cages, twenty-five per cent. lower
than regular prices. This store is that OF the
BIRD FooD COMPANY, 237 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
PHILADRLPHIA.
II you cannot call IN person, send a two. cent
stamp for their illustrated catalogue, and you
can have your present sent by express win
perfect safety, no matter how tar the dis
tanCe. dates
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
LtuBTtN8 Tar CITY,
Electricity and GRuoluN- Botn HiDds oi
LInMt Meinp rAih Eur-

Electricity aud GauonuN- Botb HiDds OF
L'ght bsing Paid For
AT tho last meeting Of city councils the
100 electric lamps recently erected by the
Maxim electric light company Tor lighting
this city, were accepted, conditionally, anu
by riLht, the last years contract WIN tne
Globe ga,light company should have
terminated, 80 far as tho electric lamps
took the place OF the gasoline lamps. But,
through the neglect Of tho lamp commit
tee, Hpht continues to DO furnished by
both the electric and gasoline companies,
and the city IL paying for both. There
are about $50 gasoline Tampa IN the
streets ard alleys of the city, and they
cost between six and seven cents per light
per nipht--makipg n total Of say S35 per
night, or S2i5 per wOek. II tho electric
light Is Just half as good as u was prom
ised to be- at least ono half--probably
three fouiths--of tho gasoline lamps
should be dispensed with. This is heavy
item of expense to the city, and tho lamp
committee should at once SOC that IL IL
discontinued. We understand that the
COMMITTEES directed tho lamp lighters to
take down such gasoline lamps as arc no
longer needed, and that % were taken
down this morning. The matter should
not be- left with the lamp lighters, whose
interest IL is to retain AZ many lamps as
possible, so that their pay will bo larger.
The lamp committee should at once desig
nate the gasoline lamps that are no longer
needed aud order their removal
Only four of the electric lamps were re-
ported by the police as behaving badly
last night. though the seventh ward was
not heard from. subscriber complains
that tho lamp at tho corner Of East Orange
aud Ann streets Ia "Do good" and is sci.
dom lit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
SAILS or MARKET STALLS.

Proposso safes OF the CuI Ibstono Nu'-"Hoes
Tho market committee this morning
sold tho use Of the stalls in the central
market houses for the ensuing year, jacob
Gundaker acting rs auctioncer. There are
2jS stalls in all, and OF this number 22O
were sold at prices generally lower than
we're realized q year ago. Last year the
minimum price was $50 this year, owing
10 the competition cauFed by tho erection
of the Eastern aud Western market houses
the minimum was reduced TO S2J. Prices
paid this morning range from s25 to $40,
according to location, aud the total market
rents will probably aggregate $4,000.
Notice was given by tho committee that
the curbstOne market stands would be sold
on Saturday next. This is TO he regretted.
With the increased facilities afforded by
the erection of tho new maTke' houses
there is no excuse for the longer C1ntiuu.
ance of tho curbStone markets. The rev
enue derived from them by the city
is only about 5000 per year, sum
which but poorly pays for the dirt incon-
venienco aud obstruction u travel which
they cause. Had the market committee
announced their entire abolition, instead
OF reducing the minimum price Of market
stalls, the revenue received from tho latter
would have been greatly increased, aud
persons could have done their marketing
much more comfortably and conveniently
inside the market houses than IL possible
along she streets,
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7rrWa strange that any one Will sufcr
from the many dcmngoments brought on by
IN impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLA AND DSTILLlNGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health TO the physical Organization. 1t
is indeed II Strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, and has proven itself To be the best
BLOOD rUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
uuly curing SCroiula Syphlittc disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipclas, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
ncys, Stomach, skin, etc. II corrects indi
gcation. a single bottle will prove TO you It's
merits rs II health renewer, tor 1t ACTS Liz 4
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having II tendency 20
lessen the natural yigor OF tho brain and nor
WON, sYstem.
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I r.. UaLIrWEiL X 90.
Richly Cut Glass.

Having recently added to our
business a department for the
sale Of Cut Glassware, we are
now prepared to fill orders for
complete table sets and orna-
mental pieces.
Controlling the production OF
the best makers, we exhibit
special designs and cuttings in
crystal Of remarkable purity and
brilliancy.
Our line Of patterns embraces
the most elaborate as well as
the plainest. Prominently we
may mention the following as
having been received witt,
marked favor; The Russian
the Glasgow, the Star and Ro
sette, the Fan and Diamond
the Hobnail, the Strawberry
Diamond, and others.
We guarantee careful anc
prompt attention in filling or
dcrs by mail. Designs and es
Inmates furnished on applica-
ton. Samples sent on approval
J. Z. CALDWELL & Co.,
oo2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
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SECOND EDITION.
AT WASHINGTON,
MATTERS IN rHn asrn cososys,
senator Bayard Addressing tho senate on
Republican 1noonsistop oy.-some New
POstnanierA Appointed.

senator Bayard Addressing tho senate on
Republican Inoonsistepo oy--sonse New
Postrnssters Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.--After introduo
ing business tho Senate resumed the con.
sideration of the rules and Mr.. Bayard ia
now addressing the chamber on the incon.
sistency Of Republicans regarding civil
service methods.
Timo for the District OF Columbia.
The Senate to-day passed the bill pro
viding for the adoption of the timo of the
10th meridian for the District Of Colum.
bia.
Postmasters Appointed.
Among the nominations of postmasters
sent to the president to the Senate to day
were the following : John Il. Potter,
Jersey Shore, Pa. VIM. A. Harmon,
gonneautville, Pa; Theo. Vanduzen,
Houtzdale, Pa.
Secretary Of tho senate mcUooK.
Gen. Anson MoCook, the new score.
tary of tho Senate, made his first official
appearance In the House this morning,
announcing the passage of Senate joint
resolution. He was warmly applauded
his old colleagues and received many con-
gratulations
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world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied cKter-
nRlly, anu thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whcthor chronic or acute, than any
other pain nuoylator. and II Is warranted dou.
bic the strength than any other similar pTepa-
ration.
II cures pain IN tho siGc, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOOthache, and
ALL ACHES, and Is Tho Great Reiieyer oi
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. \ teaspoontul OF
the punaCca In Il tumblcr OF hot water [5wcet.
enod, Il prefcrrrdl taken at bedtime, VIII
BREAK UP 4 COLD. . cents = bottle.
mHvl-T Th.fSw
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Prince Frederick In Rome.
Rich Hauis by nighwaymsn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ia dispatch
from Huntington, Oregon, reports a num-
Der of highway robberies at that place by
a gang of seven men. At the point of the
pistol they robbed a merchant named
Tyler Of cash aud drafts to the amount OF
$4,000, The paymaster of the railroad
construction company was robbed of $l2,
900, aud other persons were relieved OF
sums ranging from 900 to $500. There
being no constable by in the county, il
is thought the highway men will escape
with their booty.
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some OF the stoIen Goods Awaiting Ideni
cAllOn.

some OF the stpien Goods Awaiting Idenun-
cation.
II. b. Keller, justice OF tho peace at
Lincoln, Ephrata township, has written a
note to Geo. w. Eaby, clerk Of quarter
sessions, enclosing list Of stolen goods
found by tho posse that pursued tho Buz-
zard gang through the Ephrata mountains
some We. Ks ago. The goods are now in
Squire KellCr's office wheTo they await
Identification by the parties from whom
they were stolen. They are az follows:
One pair No. boots, piece of calico,
black skirt, . flannel skirts, 3 pieces red
flannel, picco opera flannel, (red and
whito barred), pair cotton stockings,
satin finished skirt, pieces grey flannel,
/ piece scarlet calico, | ladies' striped
shawl, . pair felt shoes, ohildrou's Kid
shoes, buttOued.
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Flre IN Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10-Fire broke out
this morning in three warehouses OF the
Baltimore warehouse company on Union
Dock. The entire fire department was
called out and are still at work. About
1000 bales of cotton are in the buildings.
LArER--The fire was got under control
about eleven o'clock. One building was
completely burned and two others badly
damaged. The loss is estimated at from
100000 to $4,000 ; fully insured. Two
tiremen were seriously injured by falling
walls.
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Eminent medical Testimony.
~ EAST 32i STREET,


New YoRE, March Is, 1883,
have used ALLCogK's Porous PLAsTERs In
my practice with remarkable success, and
found them peculiarly cfliCacious when ap-
piled to the back tor Weak Spine and Ner.
vous Exhaustion they afford almost instant
roliei IN Coughs, Colds aud Liver Complaint.
co dially r'commcnd them "a the best and
sntcst plaster ever made, and would caution
tho public against the numerous other SO.
called Porous Pllsters that are sought 10 be
palmed oil On a credutous public; they are
worthless and Oitcnttmes dangerous.
ROBERT NEWTON, NJ. D., l.. u. {. 9.
Late Choi lie Cliniquc Hospital for Diseases
Of the Throat and Chest, Medical OnlCer to the
London Hospital, Clinical Assistant Royal
London ophthNmiC Hospital, Assistant to
Hospital Tor Disease, OF the skin, London.
Consulting Physician and Surgeon.
when you want the most carefully prepared
and best plaster made, nsk your druggist Tor
AlCoCk- Porous Plaster. dl7lwcOdSw
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FOREIGN MATTERS.
News Flashed by the Cable

news Fiasbed by the Cable.
BANJALUKA, Basnia, Dec. 19.-Fre
quent skirmishcs have taken place recent
ly between Austrian troops and Maran
dingo bands In this province. The former
suffered serious losses. 1t is feared that
one company Of Austrians has been sur
prised and massacred.
Radicals Sentenced TO Death.
BELGRADE, Dec. 19.-Twenty Radicals,
including M. Paschltch, the Radical lead.
er in the Skuptschina, who were convicted
In tho revolt of September and October,
having fled to Bulgaria, have been seu
fenced to death.
Protecting mir. Gladstone.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-Mr. Gladstone was
attended by policemen while at prayers IL
church at Hawarden castle.
Princs Frederick In Rome.
ROME, Dec. 10.-The Crown Prince
of Germany and King Humbert wer,
present at grand review of Italian troops
TO day. Twenty thousand men were IL
the ranks. The weather was fine. Larg
crowds viewed the pageant and manifesto
great enthusiasm.
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y gloomy Outlook

BosToS, Dec. 9.-Manufacturing in
forests report growing dullness in several
sections of Connecticut. The Pratt &
Whitney company, machine manufac
turers, of Hartford, have reduced their
force two hundred men, from 700 TO 500
and reduction TO eight hours time may
be necessary. Time reduction has already
been made at the large brass mandatory
in Waterbury, and several other factories
there are running only four or five days in
tho week
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pbiiadeipn,s IN a,

Rye Flour at % 75.
Wheat dull No. 2 Western cd. si o7slD
os NO. . do, u OF No. Pa. ted, VI MA
Corn steady and quiet; sail yellow, solko |.
DO mixed, o0g6Okci No. q mixed, yellow, bSk
Oats nrm and In fair demand No. White
aisi NO white, i0o No. do, ssn3s<c, No.
Rye steady at csc.
Seeds Clover duh at 9a91sc; Timothy duh
at tl IO9l 10 Flaxsced, oil bid.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter steady.
Eggs fresh steady.
Cheese firm aud dull.
Petroleum quiet Refined, 9a9Nc.
whisky dull at 81 20
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Are you disturbed Mt night ana brokon OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the oScrucihtiug pain of cutting teeth :
n 40, go ut once and got bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer mme1iately-cpend
upon II there ~ nc mistake about II. There IL
not a mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that IL will
regulate the bowels ana give rest to the
mother, and reltcf ana health to the child, op-
Grating liSn magic. IL Is perfectly safe to use
In all cascs, ana pleasant TO tho taste, and IL
the prescription OF one OF the oliost and best
female physicians In the Unitei states. sold
everywhere. - cents u bottle.
mayl-M ~ W saw
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The Baltimore Sun OF to day oontaius
the following account OF an accident to q
lady resident Of this city:
Miss Lizzie Graft, Of Lancaster, Pa
who is ON visit TO her uncle, Mr.. Henry
Graft, butcher, on the Bclarr road, nGaI
the city limits, yesterday evening fell into
the ice house distance Of twenty feet,
and received some injuries about the
side and bead.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19.-W. j. Pearson.
postmaster at Batesville, Ark, was found
dead in his room in the Hotel Barnum, on
Monday night. The postoflice authorities
say he was some o., 900 short in his &C
counts, and that his whereabouts had not
been known for week prior to finding
him dead hero.
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Died Of his IpJuries.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. Andrew
Cairns, saloon keeper, died this morning
from injuries received by being struck
with beer glass thrown by A. PETE.
old, who with two other young men, was
ordered out Of the saloon by Cairns,
whereupon the former struck him with
tho glass. The three men are in custody.
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DE4 TlIS.

SBIELps.-lu this city, on Dec. ls 1883, Pat
His relatives and friends, ~. BeTnard's Ben
etiCial Association, MIL Association ana the
sun Fire Comp my ara respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from his late residence,
No. IS East German street, on Friday morn
Ing at sh o'clock. High Mass at 81 Mary's
church at . o'clock. Interment in st. Mary's
cemetery, dl0.2ts
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NrImInnI NegIigence.

JERSEY CITY, N. J. Dec. 19.-The cor
oner's jury in the case of Frank BTindley,
aged ) years, who was crushed to death al
the Warren street crossing of the Penn
sylvania railroad, early this morning
rendered a verdict charging tho railroad
campauy with negligence in not properly
guarding that dangerous crossing.
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SunOoAIed by lnF.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec l0.-John Welsh
and Hiram Ehrgott, two patients at the
Lackawanna hospital in this city, were
found dead in bed this morning suGfocated
by gas. 1t issupposed that they blew out
the gas upon retiring.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, rain and snow, increasing
winds, easterly during the day aud shifting
10 northwesterly to night rising followed
by falling temperature and falling followed
by rising barometer.
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The mayor had six dodgers to dispose of
this morning. On account Of the near
approach of Christmas no lot tho whole
gang run, hoping that thay may able to
get a better dinner than Burkholder IS in
the hahiL OF denling To his bOarders.
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Annthern MnrkcI Mectinr.

A meeting OF those interested in the
Southern market project will be held at
George Hastings Fountain Inn, South
Queen street, TO morrow evening at 1880
o'clock. The committee on selection Of a
site will present their report.
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a Horrible Ileaih.

PIrTsnURG, Pa, Dec. l9.--Jas. Weaver,
aged go, employed in Hussey, Howe &
Co steel works, had his arm caught ia
the betting of an engine aud he was drawn
into the machinery. He was torn limb
from limb. portions Of his body being
scattered distance of hundred feet.
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Mail Coach Robbed.

Cisco, Texas, Dec. ia lone horse
man robbed the mail coach six miles south
of Cisco. This coach was robbed few
months ago in the same manner 30 miles
south Of Cisco.
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AnnIhDeinnhnr Dead

BALTIMORE, Dec, l9.-Col. Elijah STAINS
burg, who was one of the defenders OF
Baltimore against the attack Of the British
forces in 1914, died this morning aged o;
years,
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90 Pits IN "a Hours I

81 employed some OF the best physicians
here" wrote WIN. r. Tanner, OF Dayton, Ohio.
They all said my child could not live for 3
weeks. 1t had 10 fits in "A hours. We gave II
Samaritan NerUine and tine medicine effected
a permanent cure" Druggists.
dlS-lWdeOdSW
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Hold For Court.

David MowrOski was arrested Tor ped
ding goods through the county without a
license, and Alderman McGlinn held him
in bail for his appearance in court.
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Holiday ENcnralnns.

Tho Philadelphia & Reading railroad
company will sell holiday excursion tickets
for December 22d to 25th and from Goth
to January lst, good TO return until Jan,
uary I'd.
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Camolia D"ntOne TOR tho teeth Il vory ira
grant and removes Tartar and scuri, hardons
he gUius, stops decay and perfumes the
breath Price, 10 Ccuis. For sale at all drug
Riata p27-Gm1W
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n soathing Rsbuke.

Harrisburg Independent.
The sixth resolution adopted to the state
grange OF the patrons OF husbandry at
their late session Ia soothing rebnke 10
tie late LseislA.urr, PEI ~
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tfs,ps1 ter ont.

"For years bavo been n .avore sufferer from
pains ~ tho back Tried various apDlications.
One b9Ws of Thomas Eoieciric on entirely
cured me. Cured others equally quick" Mrs.
Benning OF iith street, Buffalo, wrote this.
For sale by ". u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 anu
l38 North Queen street
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Argument Court.

In argument court, the com mon pleas
cases are still being heard.
Some current business was transacted
this morning, but it was nothing of impor
tance.
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Ma. NarL Nlu.nas.

NRw YonK, Dec. 1o.-Flour dull and nm.
changed superfne State and Western, " 500
3 40 Extra do, 81 t5Gst 90; Choice to Fancy
do, s8 0Ja6 rs.
Wheat h9ko higher ana firm; trade
guieti No. Red, jan, u lsIfQl l2st do
seb.,A l5H@I lS do March, H l7ss6i l7% |;
Corn L.411c higher, and less active; Mixed
western, spot, bOi2D5c do future, 6lltu69l4o.
oats shade bettor No. Q Doc, t0sso Jan,
&c Feb, &c; State, iO9i7c; Western. 500
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 49, "A number Of prom.
ipent citizens held meeting last night
and took preliminary steps to secure the
holding of the next Democratic national
convention in this city.
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DUsLIU sALE-os SATURDAY, pEvrm-

BER2g, lssJ will bo sold at public sale, at
the Leopard Hotel, all that valuable two
BIick Dwelling and two-stOry brick back
building, No 80 East King street, containing
hall and eight rooms, Lot fronts i3. feet and
extends iu dcptu tn Grant street, aud con-
taius a large lot Ot choice truil trees.
Sale To commence At 7 O'Clock p. m, when
conditions viii be made known by ,,.
w. &. b. SHEER
sHUBERT 4 SUTTON. AuCt8. as 7ld
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Small rox, Diphthoria, Scarlet Tevor, yell
low Fever, etc. can exist whore Dat bys Pro.
phylactio fluid Ia used.
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FOR Jamo HNcK oiIo or Cnost uso SiIi
LOH's POROUS PLASTER Pricc, ~ cent.
Sold by II. -. Cochran, l31 and l39 North Queen
trect, Lancaster. ieDliOod6