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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-04
NEiGnBOKhOOD NEWS.

Events Near ana a cross the County Line.
A mule employed in the Pottsvile shaft
coal mine of the Re aiding company, has
not seen the light of day for ten years.
A jury at Lsbanon has found ex-Com
missioner Walker not guilty of drawing
fuods from the county treasury with intent
to defraud.
The average size OF Pennsylvania's 2l3 :
500 farms is 1874 acres. In 1850 there wee
$4,000 farms, the average size being 203
acres.
name 'the Switzerland of America" is
found in speech delivered by John w.
FOrney in 1858.
There is considerable complaint all over
Reading against the thick foliage of the
trees on tho streets because the light from
the electric lamps is thrown into tho street
and keep from the sidewalks.
At Allentown, Penna., yesterday forty
one additional suits were brought before
an alderman against the Bethlehem Iron
company by former employees to recover
the amounts deducted from their wages in
payment of store bills.
Frank Jonas, Hungarian, was killed
on Monday morning iu the pipe mill of the
Reading iron works, ten minutes after
commencing work, having just secured
employment at that establishment, A
cog wheel fell upon him and crushed him
to death.
The members Of DeMolay comman dery,
No. 0, OF Reading who attended tho trien
nial conclave in San Francisco, returned
from their pilgrimage last evening. They
were welcomed at the depot by q band,
about ono hundred of their brethren and
one thousand citizens. A short street
parade was made after which a banquet
was held and speeches made.
Detectives from Springfield, Mass,
arrested man named Lyons in Reading
yesterday. The man was accompanied by
woman named Seiders, who had desor.
ted her husband In Springfield. Lyons
was released but the woman was taken
back to Massachusetts, that she might
lad and restore her child to her husband.
Upon this condition Seders consented
not to prosecute either one Of the guilty
parties.
Judge Clayton. of Delaware county,
while cunning for reed birds on the Jersey
shore on Saturday met with painful, but
not serious accident, by receiving part oi
q load of No. o shot in his body. He was
unobserved among the reeds by Phila
delphia gunner, who In banging away al
some of the feathered tribe, struck mucl
larger game than he was aware of. Mos
OF the shot entered the judges breast
while portion of it lodged in his face ant
cad. Some of the shot pierced his cheel
within an inch of his right eye, and hi
honor was obliged to undergo the opera
ton OF having 1t picked out.
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NINE VICTIMS.
W no are Believed TO Have Been Burned a
the Cincinnati Fire.

who are Believed TO Have Been Burned at
the Cincinnati Fire.
CINcINYATI. o., Sep. A later inves-
tigatiop swells the number Of missing at
Henry Dreman S Co.'s rag warehouse
fire yesterday to nine, as follows ::
Chris. Barmpa, Rose O'Connell, Mary
Burke, Mary Lynch, Bessie Brady, Nellie
Kelley, Mary Lee and Maggie Lee, sisters,
and Mary Spiceler. Mono of these have
reported at their homes and all are known
to have been in the building at the time of
the fire. The centre building has fallen
except a small portion of the front of the
southern half next to the Times Star
building.
The rags are still burning and stream
of wate- from an engine is playing upo n
the smc king debris. The work of search
ing for the dead cannot be undertaken
yet. The Times Star will issue an
edition at IL O'Clock. Its presses
are not injured but the type
was all destroyed and the editorial rooms
drenched. The Vdlks5taH gave thom type
and their editorial room. To morrow they
will remove the composing and editorial
rooms to the building vacated by the late
News company where they will remain
until repairs are made.
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TrLEGkAPH TAPI,
|, iternoon TeIegrnmr Condensed.


Slade and his party left Acheson, Kan,
Sunday, owing to the determined purpose
of the governor to arrest the prize fight
ers.
At Cincinnati, o., in fight yesterday,
Henry Schultz hit Edward Purcell ON tho
head with club aud killed him. Shuttle
has been arrested and charged with mur-
der.
DR.. Chalfant, the murderer of DR..
Bacon, who escaped from San Quentin,
Cal, prison was recaptured yesterday.
George Pankin, convicted of pension
frauds in the U. s. district court at Phila.
delpbia, was to day refused a new trial
and sentenced to two years imprisonment
The coroner's jury at Philadelphia, this
morning, decided that William j. Menow,
who was shot yesterday, "came to his
death at the bands of Emma Rickel," p"
aud the woman was committed without
bail.
At Bath, Me-, VIM. Lawrence, a night
watchman, was shot and killed last night
by one of three burglars whom he detected
breaking into Gould'sgrocery. The rob
bers fled, but one has been arrested since
on suspicion.
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TuE up>srArrnx vULKsFEsr.
a usy OF Pleasure aud a Bis Crowd.


There was large crowd present at
Tells Hahn yesterday, it being the first day
of the annual Constattcr Volksfest. The
city band went out in the forenoon and
the crowd began to assemble early in the
afternoon. The excerc ses were opened by
J. Ii, Schneider, Of the Freic Press, who
made the speech Of welcome. This was
followed by the usual Suabian
games such as "hunting the hare"
" striking tho rooster, SC. Aud
all heartily enjoyed themselves The
dancing was kept up until late hour
in the evening. The fruit column on the
grounds is very beautiful. 1t is forty feet
high, and ~ covered with fruit Of all
kinds, which show that Messrs. Iske,
Northdurit and Schneider had excellent
taste. On the top is a large American
flag, and there are piles of fruit ut the
base There was good order during tho
day, with the exception of one time when
fight was started in the yard.
Officers Burns and Swenk were on
the grounds TO maintain oricr and the
latter went into the crowd to stop the
fight. They Immediately turned and be-
gan hammering him, when he called for
assistance. Burns went 10 him and he was
also being beaten when he drew a billy
and struck several parties. A young man
named Westenberger brought suit for
assault and battery against him before
Alderman A. +. Donnelly and he entered
bail for hearing. The officer says
that he did not strike any one until
after he vas hit very hard by uum
Der of parties aud he then defended him
self as best he could Officer Merriuger
was also on the grounds, but not on duty.
Amos Cast has brought "a suit against him
for assault aud battery, alleging that he
struck him with billy. The officer says
that he did not have any billy with him
and struck no one with anything. A lot
of roughs stoned one of the omnibusses
which was returning from the grounds in
the evening and an old man named Swartz
was struck by stone and terribly cut in
the head.
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Robbery at ffuDer's,

Esily on Sunday morning between the
hours of IL and o'clock, a thief or thieves
broke into the store of b. II. Huber, at
Huber's (rormerly Drumore Centre), by
prying of part Of the lock. They took
about S. in small chauge,a revolver valued
at $3.50, and some tobacco and cigars. A
pas er by, seeing light in the house,
stopped and jocularly directed the inmates
were frightened off In this way before
they had fully accomplished their purpose.
The intrudors also pryed open the outer
door which leads to the upper story, occu
pied by tho Masonic order. There is no
clue an yet that will lead to the detection
of tho guilty parties
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Tho Eden Union Sunday. school Man
helm township will hold their celebration
in Heistaud's Grove on next Saturday
Sept. Sth.
The school will meet at o'clock, and
proceed in procession to the grove. A
table will be spread for all in attendance.
The exercises which will consist Of singing
by the school and addresses by friends OF
the Sunday school cause will commence at
, o'clock.
The Eden baud will furnish instrumeG-
tai music. Refreshments for sale on The
ground. Friends of tho cause cordially
invited.
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shNluuS ACCIDENT.


Au itnIisn Lhbprtr has Both Legs BIoken'
This morning u gang OF about thirty
Italians, who have for some time past been
working on the Li.itz and Rothsville turn.
pike, commenced work on the Mannheim
aud Sporting Hill, not far from Sporting
Hill. While one of them with an unpro-
nounceablo name was working under an
overhangiug bank, part of the bank
caved in aud tho unfortunate man was
dashed against cart that was standing
near by. lie was partly buried under the
falling mass of earth, and when extricated
it was asCertaiued that both his thigh
bon, = were fractured. He was carried To
VI ,uheim where his injuries were attended
10 by DR.. J. NJ. Dunlap aud he was tnen
taken to tho county hospital.
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Trustees Elected.

The annual meeting for the election of
trustees of the Presbyterian church was
held in their lecture room last evening. II.
s Cara, Chas. NJ. Howell ana David
Mayer, whose terms expired, were re-
elected. The new board meet on Friday
evening for organization. The report of
the treasurer shows the finances of the
church to be in hourishing condition,
treasury and no debts.
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pAs &C BALL.
Tho I,ousides Defeat the rsstons.

Tho I,on.ides Defeat the rastons.
The Ironsides baseball club surprised d
their most sauguine friends by defeating
the Easton club AZ thcir home. 10 will be
remembered that when the Eastops came
here they defeated the Ironsides by the
score OF 3 To 1. The Lancaster team has
been strengthened since that, and have
boen doing heavier work at the bat.
Everybody was anxious To hear the result
of the game last evening, aud all we're do
lighted when tho message arrived that our
boys had won by the score Of to o. Our
team was heavy at the bat, Oldfield bav
ing two two baggers aud single, aud
Schiller ono three bagger and two. The
lronsides bad the greater number Of
errors. Oldiield aud llofiord as the battery
worked admirably, and the Easton men
could not hit the ball delivered by the lat
ter, twelve men striking out. The score
In full iy as follows:
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT AS
SIGNEE'S SALE.-On IuIlRSnAY.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT AS
SlGNEES SALE.-On THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 20, lSs3--The undersigned will
sell NJ public sale, on the premises, situate In
Paradise township, about emile northwest
from Paradise ana one-halt mile south from
Gordonville station, on the L, X, H., all that
valuable mill and water-pOwer, with "a tract
OF land, CONTAINING ABOUT % ACRES,
more or less, The mill is three-story frame,
4Ox6O feet, with tour run OF burTs, aud all the
necessary machinery and fixtures tor a first
class mel chant anu grtst mill, with one OF the
best water powers on Pcquea Creek ana In a
rich and thickly settled neighborhood. A
large two-stOry STONE MANSION HOUSE
with stone Kitchen attached. Frame Stable
and other out buildings, u ncveriailing
spring of water, with pump In the Kitchen, a
variety OF fruit trees ana other improvements Is.
No, 2 Also, NJ the same time, IA lot OF ground
adjoining the above, CONTAINING THREE
QUARTERS OF AN ACRE, whereOn Is erect
Ell IA double twO,story STONE HOUSE, with
slate root, On this lot there Is an excellent
| Linesi one flag quarry.
No. ., tract OF land adjoining Nos and 2,
| CONTAINING ACRES AND - PEkCHES OF
| first-rate Limestone land, with a small stream
| OF water passing through the same, ana Is a
very desirable tract Tor building or farming
| and truck purposes.
| Any person wishing 20 view the properties
before the day OF sale can call on the under.
| signed, or on David Brua, residing ON No. q
| sale 10 commence AT O'Clock, p' IN. Terms
| made known by
JOEL l.. LIGHTNER, Assignee.
| ROB- DowSBY, Auctioneer.
! aug2S seplLs,ll ,l5, ,ls&Stw
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CHICAGO -IIogs-Ie Receipts, 1900 head ship
packing, 81 65di 30 packing and shipping, d
Is 20 light, s5 1905 30 skips. % 5Ofpt 70.
Cattie-keceipt' 1900 head, shipments,
400 head fairly active and steady exports.
~ OoGpf IS good TO choice shipping, y 400
~ common to medium, A15.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 500 head; shipments, 100
market brisk and drm Inferior 10 fair, ~ rs
az 20 good, 81 The Journals Liverpool
cable advices report cattle Nc. higher; hogs.
lohc. dressed sheep steady.
EAST LIBERTY--C Cattle Receipts, a. 085 head !;
market slow prime, s6a8 25 fair TO good.
t5d5 30 common, siSD4 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 800 head market slow
Fltadclphias, 81 t0fp5 10; Yorkors, o. GODS rs.
sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head very dull
2Jc. of from last week.
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A RencOutTe.

This morning Amos Lee, Of the National
restaurant, and Harry Luchenbach had
some hot words, which during the after
noon led to an alteration between them.
Blows were struck on both sides, and Mr.,
Lee was either knocked down or fell down,
and sustained dislocation of the shoulder,
A complaint of assault and battery was
made against Mr.. Luchenbach and he was
arrested and held for hearing.
Mr.. Lukenbach at once made similar
complaint against Mr.. Lee. Both cases
will DO heard by Alderman McConomy.
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" TWO Christmas EreS This pleasant and
entertaining drama viii be repeated this even,
ing in Fulton opera house. Miss Berlcin. "a
BesSie WoOdford, won golden opinions AMI
was most enthusiast icaly received.
- MCSOrleyS HHdtiOn.' Thursday evening
viii appear II. NJ. Hanloys company, present.
Ing Edward Harrlgan's latest New York sue,
cess, " McSorley's Imitation" There viii Dc
given all the original songs and music and al
the original scenery. IL Is one of the mos
laughable plays OF the day ami Is receive,
everywhere with uproarous demonstration
II " infates all who hear H..
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Team Reco Tered.

The horse belonging to VIM. Knox,
which was stolen in New Providence ON
Saturday night, has since been recovered
at Hickory Grove hotel, Providence town.
ship, where it was abandoned. The horse
had been driven almost to death. 1t is
supposed that the team was stolen by
young fellow who was stranger in the
village, in order to get out of town in a
hurry after he had raised fight.
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~
I.ase on Balls -IronsIIes, 3 ! Enstons,s 3.
The clubs play their second game To
day, and tho friends Uf tho lrOnsldes thiuk
they will win. The club certainly did well
yesterday, considering 1t was but the
second time thoy have play ID of their own
grounds this year.
Manager Fisher will try to bring the
Lancaster club up here this wcek.-lt
toOnd Tribune.
The Philadelphia league club have
written for date aud will likely play the
lronsides before the month IL out.
The players Of tho Harrisburg club were
hissCd at home yesterday on account of
their muuy errors in their gamo with the
Brooklyn.
To morrow the No'GDaux club, Of Phila-
delpha, will be here to play the lronsides,
aud game will be called At $3.50. Tie
Wernt2 club will play on Thursday.
The York city baacball club, which dis
banded few days since, was rcOrganized
on Saturday evening, under new man.
agoment, aud good games may be expected
in the near futuTe.- York Age.
President Won der Abe, OF the st. Louis
club, is dsterniued to win the champion
ship, il possible As an incentive to his
players he has offered TO give each man the
sum of $500 If they win five out of the
remaining seven games with tho Ath-
lptipg
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HARRIsBURG, Pa, Sept. 4,--Tbe Senate
met this morning and adjourned without
doing anything.
In the House another resolution to ad-
journ finally on September 18th, was re-
ferred to committee. A resolution by
was passed, when the House adjourned.
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.MAkhE1S.
PhiIadeiphin m aarkot,

PHILADELrHIA, Sept. i.-Flour quiet Win
ters weak.
Rye 1our at o. 10,
Wheat dull ana easier No, 2 Western Rcd
sl 1901 llhj No. do, 81 II No. Pa
Req. VI i6hgi u NO sJ; nel; Ned, VI hA@i To-
No. Mixed, 6OG60hc.
Oats aull and heavy; No, l White, SIC
No: White, 3okG36c No. do, a93iISc No
Mixed, Sic.
Rye nominrl at Csc
Seeds Timothy weak at 81 SO9l 80; Flaxseed
dull at sl 40.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
butter fairly active and hrm.
Eggs scarce and wanted.
Cheese active tending upward,
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To Nauch Chunk ana the famous Switch
back on Thursday, September lj. Round trip
tickets, good for three days or return same
day. Fare only $3.50 Special through train
leaves Lancaster (king streeD at $50 a. IN.
Upper Depot at $40. Columbia at $50. Ian
dlsville at 5;Ss. Mannheim at 6:l2. Lititz at 6:2I
an Ephrata at 6:30a m. For particulars soc
circulars. seIu,5,s,ll,l2
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Commission Received.

The commission of Scott Patton, recently
appointed a justice of the peace of Colum-
bia 10 fill vacancy caused by the resigna
at the county recorders office. The com
mission runs from September 3, 1883 to
the first Monday in May, 1883.
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Largo rotutOes 4

lsaias Denninger, Of Lemon Place, has
shown us two remarkably fine potatoes of
large size. They are of the Peerless and
Early Rose varieties, aud the first weighs
one pound and six ounces, and the latter
one pound and nine ounces and is eleven
nches In length.
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POLITICAL.


Demoorauo state Ticket.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, Warren Co
STAFF TREASURER.
HON. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford Co.
Uounty Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
JOHN. A. COYLE Lancaster.
PRISON INsPEOToRs.
PHI. KUHLMAN, Lancaster,
JOHN II. MESAUG 4, Mt. JOY.
PooR DIRECTORS.
II. E. sIIIMP, n. Cocalico.
T., Il. HERR, Millersville.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ROBERT EVANS, Eden.
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Petroleum quiet +, Reaned, 7N07y.o,
whisky at ii 10


Nav foaE, Sept A. Flour dull and strongly
In buyers favor. southc rn dull.
wheat opened M0kc lbwer, heavy and un.
sottlee business mainlJ In options; Mol
White, 81 lsH No. ked sept, sl lsJS0i IG
Corn A9sc lower and AeayY N red west,
orn spot, 6bsf62c do fu'tre. 60lz00lLsc.
oats MdaSc lower; Site, 35f1flc.
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sPEOfAL NOTICES.


ss- Feathers, ribbons. velvet can all bo
colorcd 10 match that new hat by using tho
Diamond Dyes. Druggists sell any color tor
10 cents
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DUBLlU sALE-wILL EE SOLD At TBE
j Hester House, on TU ESDAY EVENING.
sEPTEMBER 1, 1888, all that valuable resi-
dence. with side yard, situated No. 20l East
Orange street. The HOUSE il three-story,
Brick, with two and a.hali story Brick Back
Building, containing IL rOOHs. This property
Is built In the most substantial manner, of the
best material, In central ana IN one OF the
beat locations The House Is conveniently
laid out aud furnished with closets. gas, sta
tonary washstaud, bath with hot and cold
water, patent water closets, etc. The four prin-
cipal rooms have marble aud slate manIels {;
the kitchen has range with hot and cold water,
gns, closet sink, etc, ana communicates with
wash kitchen. The whole property mas the
best sewerage e, the cellar has Cemcnted floor
aud one OF Reynolds furnaces u heat the en-
tire house, fountain yard, fruit trees, hydrant,
cistcrn with pump, ash pit all good pave
ments and walks.
This property will be sold on reasonable
terms, II portion OF tho purchase money can
remain charged on the premises II desired.
Sale "a commence at IA O'Clock u. M, and
conditions make known by
W.D. SPRECHER,
sHUBERr h SUTTON, Auct's.
G2l,2 2j, Is, ,3OSsl,id
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New YOrk-Eclipso I, Metropolitan !
Detroit-Bunalo II, Detroit i Pitts
burg Cl2 inniugs) Cincinnati 8, Allegheny
l; Baltimoro-Baltimoro IL, Columbus o.
Observation-Disclosures 2, Quicksteps 4
MISUNDERSTANDING 6. Brooklyn IL ;
Rcadiug-Trenton t. Active lS; Phila
dclphia-St. Louis Z, Athletic D; Philadel-
phia--Phiadelphia 6; Providence 3
Philadelphia-Au.ust Flower 10. Orion 6;
Philadelphia--Ros I, liartville 2.
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ATTENTION Is called To the advertisement of
the sale OF real estate OF VIM. u. Sprccher at
the Hester house this evening,
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DE1 TJyS

BuPPRSMYER Sept 3, 1893 at Brti-in Hand
oliie T.. only Guild OF David NJ. anh Annie E.
BuHenmycr, aged months ami % days.
Funeral from their rosidencr, IN Quarry.
vile, on We lnc5day, To mnet at tho house at
lloclock Services ut reformed church at
ll2O a. m. II
WEBER In this city, on sept l. 1883, Na'en.
tine Weber, In the 7ilh year Oi hts age.
tPubliC Ledger please copy.I
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WEATHER. INu,uATIoss.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4,-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, slightly warmer fair
weather, winds shifting to south andwest,
lower barometer.
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p,,. ,,u,., ~, yea,, a,,

ut has baon years since was cured of
nts," says Mr.. W. Ford. OF " irt, Jefferson, Co.
Ind. "Sdmaritdn Ncruine old IL, And IL al
ways viii, reader. 81 10, at druggists
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure All Diseases
of horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry aud all
Live stock. A POSITIVE CURE. may2i-2
For sale at IL. d. Ccchrans drug store l37
orth Queen street
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aow 10 secure seaitb.

tseenis strange that any one Will suiror
from the many dernngernents brought on by
an Impure condition OF tho blood. when SEQ.
Wills SARSAPARlLBh AND DSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health To tho physical organization. II
" Indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, a1d has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PUBIfIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlitic disorders,
weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipolas. Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
iOus complaints and all discas, Indicating an
impure condition OF the Bl Liver, Kid
neys. Stomach, skin, otc. ! orrects indi
Bcstion. A single bottle will rpre to you its
merits as "A health ronewer, for IL ACTS LIKE
CHARM, especially when the complaint IL
OF an exhaustive nature, having IA tendency TO
lessen the natural vigor OF tho brain and ncr
vOus system.
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n1RHI1GES.

snYUgn- w ELoHAss.- ON September 3, lssB at
the residence of the brides mother. Ivy Rev
j., " shuma or, ID. -, H. Frank snyicr. OF
philadelphia, Pa, To Miss Mary l.. Wclchans
of this city. Us