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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
e3utler,s Slmtseiu5eeuuo.

8oif on, 4. San. - Benjamin &. But,
Ter purbe bente inter ben iibliden Geremos
MEN in lein 4mt als @ouperneur BON Wai=
iaduletts eingsiest. Seit Sabren mar feine
10 9roBe Soltsmeuse in benz Sapitol ueriam-
melt, ais seleseutlid Der beutigen Suaugu-
rotionafeisr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Mprp uuS Seibffmpro.

Ypn@burg, Tirg, 4. Sanuar. Die
Hadlridlt iiber eiueu i'll 8aoforozSountg
pcriibten RorS uub Selblmorb 1T bier elm
getrOiIen. Ser Neger 9lrn.lsao 8arfesOale
burdidnitt einem anbereu Neger, Nameus
Scott @lapion, bic Seble bon O5r su S6r
uro eridob lid, tanu nit elmer Sdrotfliute.
3ie 9rag0bie ereignete iid geleaeutltf Ell
mes 6eites unO peruriadte uu8ebenre auf=
rearnQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
GimlnSunn OH Nnmcn

Gine SeOermanu 3u9GugIibe 0icutltde
&odprobe nit Speder'S iclbittreibcuoem s8ats
Seu~ unb Sudwatieumebl iiuoet in gtr. 1866,
gEef YaltimOreTraBe, pom 0iGuitag bis gum
Sdmflag, pom .. bis sum 13. Sauuar, ftatt.
@atss, biscuits IL. I. NJ. meroen obne 5efe
ODER SGdpulUer gebadeu nn0 Seiuferu 9es
idenIt. e. S,WO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
gos s>vfer ciues (;iftmiftncr8

Ybilaoelp ia, 4. San. - @eurp y.
@arber, zines Der Spfer oeS befannten Gar.
bers SergiftungsfaleS ,u NorriStowu, Der
tmmer nod nidlt aufsetldrt 1T, muroe geiteru.
ooufdubiQ geldbmt, in'8 QoIpital gebradlt.
giad) Der Gngrosz Sergiitung muroe leiu Yes
ben gerettet; abcr er bleibt pbpGlh ruiHirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
NIu c;uc,, Quonfc erSt;.pt

Niabauop~ p~@ttp, Yeuni., 4. Sanuar.
- @omaro S(iuer, Der Sobu etnes betauuz
ten biefigen Sobleugruben Seiisers. erftidte
beute Iahmittag, iubem ibm iufallig elm
Ssmbtnopf in ben Muuo sefallsn uuo in Die
Reble geratben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Ger6necrunecu. bic Don Eno I'm
Sac mad ecm Oebrauthe bes o.

tfF"ETN0NEH TUt NIItN OUuQt 0tf
6laide III babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
2ipsi manuer ertruufe;,

SoItou, 4. Sauuar. - Gin nit @emeut
beluosneS Boot, auf tusId)em iid) 3 Wanuer
befnnbsn, tsntsrte bcute aui Der Oord)etsr>
8oi. Ser 2S,jdbrige Sobn IuIIeu uno Der
10-jGbrige Sobu Yintemau, SeiOe aus Ncua
ScOtta, ertrarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
1tneemiltblihcS 9Setter auf
Mount lSdfbtuaton.

9 4 o n, 4. Sdn. = Cine geferu bonn
@iSfeI bes Wouut @aibingtou abgeid)idte
9epeide melbet: gin furdtbarer Sturm
piithet bier, unb bic Sdue0igteit beS g8iu=
bes betrdgt 144 Weilen pro Stuuoe, uuo oas
thermometer itebt auf NuQ."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Shnceifurm IN Nirainieu.

gbndbnrg Yirg., 4. Sanuar. - Der
brittle Sdueeiturm iunerbalb 10 Sasen trat
beuts elm. Sas anbaltenbe idlefte @etter
unb bic Salte peruriadeu grobe Notb inter
ben unbemittelteu &laIIen bieier 9egeub
unb eridmert ben 0anbipirtben bic Seitel=
Iuuo ihrpr Wiutpr5ontpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
gSsitere geffdnnniiie Der Wlroe.
rim &tilfinclI

ylonrt SernOn, o, 4. Sluuar. =
Srau GuuDeu, bic uor einigen Sassu orei
NlorOthGten. oaruuter Die Grmoroung ibreS
erlten @atten unb ibrer fletuen Sobter eiuz
gshunO, bat ertlart, oab iie aud ibre Nut<
ter III Sttunipa, Sa., ermorocte, nahoem
bieielbs burd etusn Sa9uuniau uerlest Iuorz
oen mar.
Sie erllart ferner, fie babe uod auoere
Serbrsden begaugen, iiber uelde fie tsine
Diittbetluns madden tonne. ats man fe
fragte, oil mas ibr gater ifarb. erroioerte
fie: .am @urgelabIdHeiaeu." Gin ar3t bat
Die Srau fir pollformsu uerniinitig ertlGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
TaSwab'8 &esulirsaSe Yiasa.
SoQtOmmene Burgan3en, ltuberuoe gbfibr
mittel, tpirten obue Sdmsr, fetS
IuuerlGIfig uno uatiirltd In
ibrer Operation.
Gin SesetabilifbeS Grfaemittei
fur Salpmel.

goQicmrsr breiesIi4sn Betaeitmad, elegant NIT
ilbsm Summi SIniirt SIrsirsn. rsguIiren. retntseu
uno itarisn.
Raewnp's pInen ,ur aIr aler Rrunttsiter het
Nagens, Der 2sber, Der Bebdrms Der Riersn, eer
BIaie iobie fir rersoieS aopfpeb BsrftDpfuns, SIN.
biseitton 9pspspe, biIi5ie 5uitdnbe, iebsr, Inter.
IstbssntSnbung, Sdmorrboiben uuo ale aneeren 2eis
ben bss lnterIeibes. Cine boqtonmsns Rur earantir.
Rein bssetabiliit, feline Spur bon Ner.ur, ginsras
len ober i5abli4sn Gro8uen.
az Ran bsndts fOIsenbs SYMPTOM. bon arantst.s
ten Der 8erbariingsorgane BerFcpfun9, iRnerli&s
S6mprr5piten. 8Iltipaluns mad benz aOpfs Sdurs i'm
1agen, tlebeIist, Sobbrenu.n, etsI Dor benz Gfen.
WagenbrIten 'aiireSNufpben, Sinfen oosr Beben beS
Serssrs erititenSes 9elbI bei'm 9iseen Rebel ODER
Tlatsrn Dor Nugen, btsber une eumpfe S4msrien TN
Ropfe, toderben Gt6em, selbeS 4usisRsn Der Saat
unb Der Muaer Settenitefen, S6merjen in Der 8r,Ia
unb in ben Glieberu, pIosIi4s ArDauRna bon Sis,.
Srennsr ess 5Isii4es.
ginise 7oisr ben Raepaps @inen perben sat
Spfem bon allen otsnssrarnten arGn'bsitsu bsiressn
Sn 6en 2lpOt6etcn su boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Eefe9rap6if@e 9epef6en.
Slus Der Sunbesbauptitabt.

Cgsridts Der ,,Mhoeilrter grefs fir ben .Dsutf9s
9orreippnbenten.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Nu Cas- 4ublitum,

EyGs tann ,etue Before garaniis fur ben s9srtt seu
Tr. 9nepar's aItstablirtsn Y. y. 81 Ssulittein aus
peipisier pereeu ais bic elenben unb rusloier Ras
abmuneen berieIbeu. Gs sisbt ioupbI faIie .,Rsios
bsntB," ais aud ,.Reliefs" unS ,,pias." Sebet Gu4
prr unb psrlonast nur Rabtrap's uuS abtet earaufs
bos ber Gause ,,RasDa5" f8 auf Sem ssiaatten AttA
tel tsEuset. (Suli10. .JR66tpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Nan [eis: rGaIfa unn @ahr.

War 'fide cine 8riefInarte an q q oua1
& 60, DIR. 80, gSarreuz, Gde ser &burt.
Strass, Wep gOrt.
"a geIsFnuS. 1auisnSs ben DsGars iOsr.s ptFs
guds pssi4idt susIoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Wer t1letbet

nm RbeumatiSmuS obsr @iebt pher @eIbfudbt ober
5ieber, UfunbfduIe rnb Mb3ebren Bel 9inberu
II. {. p., tcmme au Sobann Rir. Rr. 1873, Depres
Eprinee. sipii9en gRonumenta Inb 0asionitrabe.
l5,op sc. .1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
@ntIiinouuseu Der Rtereu, Gut,iIuAuuo.r
@ q | q T. / q

intRrsn ocribebener Sprmen.
SalteS sFieber.
Raites uue bfetses 5icber gebeiIt far so gsrts.
Us seot ten beeres oeilntiitcl tn Der melt pss 10
eorberer Suft Radrta) pber ecgeuerrter Cane tsn,
men, me9en nc S6arIads, gcrbenfeber ober esibss
Nieber bstbsn, ais = uuter 3u,iebure bpr WabnSsSs
E'Vsn' eoS READY RELlEF" Or. GaSIpdbE,
8lnfSts GeutS bic SIaIbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
@pdh cine RrdnbShdEuua.

0tma, Yeru, 4. Sanuar. r.-Giue mettere
&risgsiieusr oon ie 1000 Silber.Soles TT
so Sirsern. beren Namen b.ute I'm rOtas
rtos Ofctal" erldetueu, auferlegt moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
g. q. &.
WaStuaD's GeGDp Gelief.
UuterIeib8i9 /!

Eur6fn1, SiGrrRbs, GtoIera Tpr5us oSsr itou,,r,
,snSer SthI9ars uerbsn innerBalb 10 ohsr -, ~.
mtea bhr6 Adbiuab'S Heoop ReIief oebeiIt cs.,
SiitdnSrara unb feiuc @Htsiinbuna feline G5cbipSm.
ocSt Ip9elpannttstt iptre BEN 8ebrald bes g. O. ge.
liei folgeu. '' '' WE
&C 1T Der erie rnS sin,ies Stsusr, rsaiUpr hs- -,.
9eRbtelit bic jdredtbiiEn Sicuerssh liilt Snt,sr.
6uh8s aHp SlgtanorGrg IiEbert ub lie mn, in hs-
ShH8en BEN H19en, ben ClrgeiUeibcu pber auhp,s,
Lraahen outtrstsu. peru mani has RitteI einnaI be-.
mutt, unb sfuar -' ""
IN s,nsr bic Bisantie Mtnuteu.
Gtns unteritie6, ME grcb Die sbmsr,.r o,,- t.,,,
hoaeni ote on Hbsuiudti3rtus 2eieeueeu bic Gst1S
eer19en, Die Serruppelteu bic 9erOTieu bic ON ms.,
tGt9ie ocer aHberen arcntbeiten eieeu perben S,r%
h9es'EeeruHa fseeu.
Sntltinonngeu Der yitcrsu, Guniluouua.v
ctr Slale, Geodrm ntjiinounaeu, Gnu.
sen eon8eittouen, SalsleiOeu, 4itb,nc.
9cr3tioFitu, 0ipbtbcritts, bpiferiItneNn.
taue, Sraunt, 8atarrb, Sufluen,a, Sopf. ]
pe1, Sabnldmer3eu, Heurala;e, &beu.
Ha'ISnlils' talteS uno betses 6te6er.
QdpnerauGen uHo 5rOfbeulen.
Die aHioenhung beS ,Aeart ReItef" nn Der ossr ,ex
t'oenetn Spsltet oeriG6nt anaetbLidIi5e 4iuSsrune
Srsibts bis eds5tgfrrpfeu in etnem @IosgBaer Bet,
yen IN psnt9en 4nBenbudeu Grimpfe WaaenI6,trs
Spoorennen, Sppii6merSeu, BiGrrbGe 5pIenterb, Ec.
III SiapnnGsn unb ale inneriidben S4mer,en
ppeslShgS l4utsn tnmer etne 5IaiGe bon " OtuaSJ
nkeddy heef" BEL ftd trassn. gbcntae TrpSfen IA.
pm, IN Baer getban, beieen allen Rrantbeiten unS
ben oarrtt pettHihtteu 2Ciosn bic aus be,..-
tGlstten sSaHers ertipriuaeu ppr Gstt eiT 6sssrss
Sf'I'Hei'fS' ais iraHIohiGer 3rGUst OSer Gitterrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
1<@ITEl5T]Ill IllI zlI7!l5ilIIID
BrafbearS s BiniamS

tsser examiners i'm Ser. Staatens Patentamts.
Slrean i'm Central gsbdube," Gds Der Baltimore
ID 6oatbaps Strabs. Der .Deuti9en Bank" seseus
Der. (Sdn7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05
Ssriidte iber Die Gin,iebuns Der eeutidben
HeieYpeu.

2onbon, 4. SaHuar. -yYa1z zWauz@a<
3ette" per0ffentlift beute Ibenb Elm 9eriid]t,
nah tpeldem bic in Qonoon befiublitsu miz
litdrpfi6tigen Seutl6en BON ben beutihen
Militdrbeboroen aufgeforbert moroeH itno,
iid in Serettidaft ,u balteu, naf 0eutids
lanb III fomlnen unb ihrer Bf!idt 9enige 3u
leiiten. SIN 6alle Der regerid,t auf 8abrbett
berubt, 10 lift bic Iuforoeruug rpabrIdeins
LID cine bloBe 6ormiade.
Sic bieii9e beuti6e @eianotIdaft neiB
Nidts uon Der angeblid on Die oeutibeu
llntertbanen ergangenen Nufforoeruug.
Gin Brief I'm sblaf,immer ses 9 ,aren.
2onoon, 4. Sauuqr. - Der Berliner
Correspondent Der uStanbaro" meloet ::
rTripatbriefe ans petersburg geben an, baB
bab Der @,ar ON lebteu Sountage eiuen
grief ron einem repolutiondren Gomite in
ieiuem Sdlaf;immer fauo. Oas Sdreiben
forberte ben Infaug Der oeriprodeneu 0ez
former unb fiiat hinSu, baS @omite babe oie
@spult, @onSeiiionen su er3niugeu."
Mus pstersburs,
St.Betersburg, 4. Sanulr. - Der
Serfaui bes Solos" auf ben Strabeu lit
uerboten mpISfr, - Die nBetsrsburger 3et.
tuug" oertiinSst, DDS Siirit gBaiemstp ieis
nsn Beitsn als Director Der @euiur nieberz
gele9t bot.
Srlanc.
@orf, 4. Sauuar. - Sobu 8 Brien, Elm
eiiriqer Yarueait, bat eiue Yorlabuug Dor
@eritt erbalteu, tpetl er in elmer am 10.
December 3u Santrp, gelegentlid eiusr Ser
ammlung Der uSriiden Natiouals seigu," ge.
balteneu 8ebe Srobungeu sesen bic CUTS
befser ausiiieb.
Dublin, 4. Sanuar. - Gin Sarmer,
Iamens @aruep, 1T nabe &lare>Utorris BON
elmer Shaar Wdnuer gu Ssbe sepriigelt
porben. @arnep's Sdpager puroe aui ben
Serbadt bin perbaftet, bel oem Wioroe bic
Sanb i'm Spiele sebabt iu babeu.
Sublin, 4. Sauuar. - auf Seraulaiz
iung bes &ronaulualts III Der Yro3eB gegeu
Oepine, Oopling unb Boole tpegen Grnors
bung bes @ouffablers @or bis gum na4Iteu
@eridtstermiue peridobeu tperoen.
2pn6on, 5. Sanuar. - Gin Yrieffer in
Donegal telssrapbirte Der yOailp Nsws,"
II babe Sru. Srepelpau, @befs Setretdr fir
Srlanb, auf elmer SnipeftionStour burh bas
Sirdipiel @leucolumbtiu begleitt.
8eibe bdtteu 3mau5ig 6amilten beiudt
unb ermittslt, bab tn fetnem etn,tgeu Der
Sduier au9 uur etu 8iifen Nabrurg oorbau
ben par.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-05

bereuraen unS TubsrfuIcie, pbt5tFs, Serob5elu,
SprbiIlS, S5Enben, GntartuHs nn6 3rsbs bsr Qte.
ren, Sarnrubr, urnbaItuns, no eS obns @ntpenbuns
bes gatbeters 2tnherung ibaiit unb bic i5msr,enes
QntuenSung bieisS SntrunIentes unn6tbia mabt
Steir unb gries, uiS in allen Sdqsn bon GHt,Inbura
Der yherer urb Der gaie, fouie in &ronii6en 5dasn
ban SSrnuentrantbeteu.
Cine SIaite entbdIt rebr mirtiam ariueiioHe, ala
rgenb elm aneereS RittsI bic fuf bis Ses GbeeldHeI
b0l n6tbs MAIDEN, pdPrenb bon Saraparutau Elm
Ibse[DffeI boil aeuiidt,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02
Pniia,fel,,hla Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Jan. 1.-The arrivals OF live stock
at the Phia'!.lpiiia stock yards were:
For the wccK-Hrcycs, 2,3u head sheep,
10 600 do: hogs. ,NJ do.
Beef Cattlc-rhc market during the past
week rather slow. "a the hign price OF
stock wholesale forced drOvcrs To ask 1GGl%':
advance over last Monday and consequent
butchers only bought tor their Immediate use.
Although til receipts were small 1t was late
" hen the yard closed.
Wc1uote rs follows:
Extra. 7a7I4c; Good. G7zGso'Sc; Medium, 81
1SAc: Common, fi4fp5l4c.
Mich Cows were too high for buyers az VII
@Sp.
Sheep-The market has been active Tor good
sheep and lands, which were readily taken at
an advance OF nc, but the arrivals were OF an
III Inferior quality, the bottom grades being sold
at q decline of nc. shippers %; stock shonih
not send this low grade OF sheep here. rs our
butchers cannot use them.
We quote follows:
Extra, iA@se; G9od: S1@'Hc; s1s 10 Ms,lin%: .elIn
Lambs. 3Ma7c: Veal Calves. 7eQlOc.
Hogs we're in fair demand and prices remain
firm at previous rates.
Extra Chicago, 94@aXc; Good, sA99c;
Medium, SlAGs1ac; common, sc.
SALES or BEEvEs THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller & Co., go Western, wholesale :,
ro,cr MaSnss. S%Gehff;;o 10 Western. sxaz.c.
H:ri1ih i; GhE1stS y wessesn. " MsztetS 5ss sSs
3. r. McFillin, IS Western. 6G6Nc.
James Clemson, 81 Chester connty, account
". UI,uan, 81 Western, account NJ. Fuller Y
Brown, 647c ;sOdo, account Ko,g.r
MayncS, sac: 13 do account j. +.
Sadler x Co G07c.
gcba,ulp,ry & Paul, II W. Va. and Western,
4LG6%c.
G; Schamberg Il Co. go Western, 5L0ic
Jowenstein q Adlcr. 2s3 Western and West
crn Va, 51f1sc.
Daniel Murphy, 10 western. 1196Ac.
n. Chain. jr G3 Western. 5@G6c.
l. Horn 35 W. Virginia, 5LElGc.
owen Smith, 81 Western. % Western account
j. M. Levy; ;! Western, account
Wm Ring, 5LI7c.
John McArtiIe, III Western. 607c.
n Levi, 20 western, 5IIl64c.
Daniel Smyth & Bro. I'D western anu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02
now to secure Health.

Ii seems strange that any one V III suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLA AN ID DSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. Ii
is indeed a Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, ard has proven itself TO Ee the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect.
sally curing Scrotula, Syphitic disorders
Weakness OF TIE Kidneys, Erysipclas, Mala-
ra; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and ali diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t cOrrects indi
gcstion. single bottle will prove to you its
merits as Il health renewcr, Tor it ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially when the complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigOr of the brain and ncr
Nous system.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02
The seventh Day ESaDisIs.

The Seventh Day Bap:ists of Ephrata,
held their regular election fer trustees YES.
terday. Owing to teud of lorg standing,
which has resulted in much litigation,
some trouble was feared at the election ;
but the new version =" or David Long
party, who hold the keys of tie church
building under an injunction frcm Judge
Patterson, allowed the so-callec "True
Church" party to enter. Two sets of trus-
tees were elected, voting being done at
two separate boxes. T. X. Konigmachcr,
A. F. Madden and J. j. r. Seerfoss, were
elected by the True Church party, and
Lorepz Nolde, WEh. Maiden, and Henry
Shaeffer by the other faction, which claims
to be the "regulaIs." The last named
party pol led "A votes and the other II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02

the world. VIII most surely quicken tho
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby 1nore certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic Or acute, than any other
pain ailcvia:cr. and Il is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the Side. B;.ci. or Bowels. Soro Throat,
rheumatism ana AL ACHES, and Is THE
CHEAT RELiEVER OF PAIN. "BRoWN's
HoUsFR0i,3 PANACKA" should bc IN every
family. A tcaspoontul of the Panacca in
tulnh;r ct hot water [swcCtcnctlif if prcferrelJ, ],
iak,.., IS bed time will BExAK UP COLD. 25 els
s. Bottle. tsDil-lydM,N W SSSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02
stCI,inE liies-t;ymptolns and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching.
very distrcssingly, particularly at night, as If
pin worms were crawling in and out of the
rcc:um the private parts are sometimes at
fcctcI: if allowed TO continue very serious
results may follow. CDR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT lisa pleasant, sure cure.
Also for letter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Erysipclas, BARRIERS Itch, Blotches, All Scaly,
Crusty, CutancOus Erup:ions' Price so cents,
boxes tor $l.25. Sent by mat! 20 any address
on receipt OF price In currency, or three cert
postage stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
Il Son, No 800 n. Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists SwAyNE's
PILLS are the best for all billions disorders.
Cc-e headache, fevcrs, &c.
.lYcOd& vi, TIES
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MARKETS.


FHiLADnLPaIA, Jan. 2-FlOur quiet, but
steady; Superfine, s. 7313 25 extra, - IS
G3 IS; Penn'a Family, 81 6Olg475.
Rye flour at g IS.
Wheat steady No. Western Red, 81 OS1IGs
OS54 Del. and Pa. Red. 81 O3ftl OS !; Long.
berry Red and Amber, u O3GEl 10.
Corn dull for local uS"; Steamer, 5lG1
600 Yellow and mixed. G2D63c No. mixed,
56ll5Sc rejected, 5O055c.
Oats dull, but steady No. White. 4Sx
Gl49c No. 2 do. 47Hr; No. do, 466i61ac !;
No. 2 Mixed, 45c.
Rye nominal Mt 64G67c.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter-chOice scarce AMI firm, with fnir tie
mand; Pcnna Creamery Extrs, 429Ec !;
Western do, 42c.
Rolls steady Penn'a AMI Western. loeIsSc.
Western, 27Q273c.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull: Refined, 71.@7Hc.
Whisky ut $l.2b.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY RT PUB
Y Lie SALE.--On THURSDAY, JANUARY
4th, 1855. the undersigned will sell ut Public
Sale at the Leopard Hotel, all that certain
TwO-StOry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No.
l2j South Queen street, Lancaster west side
with lot 81 feet. 2H inches front, including
right to foot wide alley front, and extending
252 feet In depth, more or less, to II feet
wide alley. The main building has seven
rooms and largo attic, gas through the house,
first-class cellar, with a new heater which heats
the whole house, hydrant in yard. and . well
of ncver-failing water near back door. Brick
Stable anu Carriage House in rear OF lot, and
other cOnvcniences. Tho lot is well filled with
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines.
Sale to commence at ! O'Clock, p. m., on S:liu
day. when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
HARRY A. DILLER.
II. SHUBERT, Auct. d296iR
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by !, sick child suffering and crying
with cxcruciatini, pain of cutting teeth? If
50, go at once and get Il bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdiatcly-depend
upon il: there is no mistake about it, There
Is not ii mother on earth VINO has ever used 1t,
who viii not tell you at once that II will rcgu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
anil relief and health TO tho child, operating
like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe 10 use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ct one OF the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents a bottle.
me.Iy-M.W&S&w
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Jarvis Ass;afIants Have Hearing,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2-Policeman Jar
Wis, who was stabbed by tho Rusk
brothers. being pronounced out OF danger,
John Glenn, alias Burdie, J. Wilhelm,
James Hamilton, alias Whitley, and Jacob
StoIzenburger, who were arrested for
being concerned in the mur.ierOus assault
were givon 4 hearing this morning.
Glenn and Wilhelm were identified and
were held in $4,000 bail each, but the
others were discharged.
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THE SUPKEME I:ESCU

Si,arsw ooti Ret,res and Clark Goes On.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I'm the state
supreme court to day Hon. George Shars
wood, formally retired from the Office Of
chief justice, and Hon. Ulysses Mercur,
was inducted into office as his successor.
The proceedings were also marked by the
seating upon the bench of Hon. Silas NJ
Clark, who was recently elected to serve
in that court.
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DEATHS.

KEENr-In this city. Jan. l, lSS3 Geo. W.
keenc in the 43d year OF his age.
His relatives and friends, also Post 81, G. \.
r., are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. 2Gi2 Ship
pen street, on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
To proceed to Longenccker's meeting-bOuse
for nterment. j2-2tdx
WEBB.-In this city, on the at inst, Mar
shall Ii. Webb, ID. ID. s., in the 3Jth year of his
age.
Funeral on Thursday at $50 u. III. To pro-
coed to West Chester for intcrmcnt. Those
wishing to view the remains can do so on
Wednesday evening at Gk O'Clock.
New Iok and Philadelphia papers please
cGpy.l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02

ii. X. Miller, RJading, Pa, says: ~ have
been using Browns Iron Bitterj as tonic
and appetizer and find it very beneficial u
For sale hy Il. Il. Cochran, druggist. l37 and
l39 North Queen street.
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DEATH FROM GAS
A Man Found Dead at q Lime XXI

a Man Found Dead at a Lime Kiln
Henry Rose, aged about 45 years, re
siding at Bellemonte, was found dead this
morning at the lime kilns of Milton Eaby,
near that place. He had been drinking
for somo time and is supposed that while
under the influence of liquor he laid down
by tho fire on the top Of the kiln to keep
warm. His death was undoubtedly caused
by gas from the kiln. Deceased was un-
married and for years has lived with
different families in the ncighborhood
wherc lie died.
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New York Market.

Ms 1ORx, Jad. 2.-FIOur-State and west
ern dull and prices without decided change
Receipts, 81, 766 barrels: Southern dull and
weak sales, 6.0IO barrels.
Wheat 1slsac lower and heavy; No. White,
81 OS ss;es, 2Os tol bus. No. Red, Jan ~ %
dIl OBS. Isl, ,0cO bus do Feb. 81 il3spl lFa.
l25,UO bus: do March,. 81 l3% sYl ~. sS0W
bus; do May, 81 l5140l l5'f; receipts. 800
bus; sales, Dos 900 bus.
Corn LNs1c lower and dull !; Mixed western
spot. 54QlGGc do Future, G3T65lc. Receipts.
-!r,, ,6Sl bus sales, 46O, 900 bus.
Oats dull State, 4lp5lc western, 4a@5lc;
Receipts, 9. go bus sales, 81. .O00 bus.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-02

New YoEY, Jan. 2.-Roundsman John
Delanep. of the Tombs police court
squad, went about noon to day to arrest
Patrick McGowcn. at No. 124 Hester
street. As the officer was about to
capture McGowan the latter drew re-
volver and shot Delaney in the eye. The
roundsman then shot the rufiian dead.
Delaney was placed i'll custody.