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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. "a. 1888
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS
SOME mGssAGns OVER rnr oAu,,r
Events Between Ohiii aud peru-Recogpi,-
ing General Igiesias-som Recent
HappenInPs in Europa

Events between Chiii and peru-Rscogniz-
ing General IgIcsIas-some Recent
Happenings In Europe.
PAITA, Sept. 90, via. Galveston. The
towns Of La Huacha and Amotapi have
recognized General Iglesias. Sullana has
been occupied by 500 men under Lieut.
caste. Tho rest of the troops are In Piara.
Col. Carvalho reports that tho Prefect
Fernando Scminario fled from Seapatora
and his officers delivered up their arms.
Augusta Semnario has been nominated as
project by Feneral Inglesias.
Doomed Cniefs.
DURHAM, Africa, Sept. 24.-The rebel-
lious chiefs Mampoer and Mapoch, who
were defeated by tho Bocr general Zan-
bert, and captured carly in August, have
been tried at Pretaria, found guilty of
treason and sentenced to death.
Explosion OF Rocket Factories
LONDON, Sept, 2l.-The rocket factor.
les at the arsenal at Woolwich exploded
to day. Many buildings were destroyed
and the loss of lifo was serious.
More Particulars.
LATER.-The explosion at Woolwich
was caused by q fire in the main
building, which included the labora
tory. The building was destroyed within
half an hour after tho fire broke out. 1t
contained an immense number of war
rockets which were filed with destruc
tive missiles Tho latter flew in all direc.
tions, many being projected to and falling
upon the other side of the Thames.
The explosion caused fearful destruction
Of property throughout tho town and in
the surrounding district. The fire was
extinguished at noon when the rockets
ceased their explosion. 1t is now, Cat p.
m.) thought that there was no loss of life.
a Report Tnat There was Loss of L,fe.
WooLwICH, Sept. 24.-Old soldiers here
declare that tho explosion OF the rockets
during the fro were as frightful
as il occurring during an actual seige. Two
bodies of the victims of the explosion have
been found. Some Of the war rockets were
projected distance of five miles, one of
them went through the wall of the arsenal
and another struck tho artillery bar
racks.
Watching MIS-. carey.
A steamer with Mrs. Carey aboard nas
arrived at Plymouth. The police will
follow Mrs. Carey to BeSeeu.
Irish Meetings.
DUTLIN, Sept. 2i.--Tho meetings of tho
Irish National League which were per.
mitted to DO held at Bandon, near Cork,
and at Tallow, County Waterford, yester-
day, passed OFF in an orderly manner. A
government reporter was present at each
gathering.
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iionry'. UarboIic Salyo.

lhe best save In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcors, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
handa, Chilbluins, cOrns aud all kinds OF skin
eruptions, frcoklos and pimplos Tho salyo Is
guaranteed 10 givo perfect satisfaction Ia
uyory case or money refunded. BE sure YOU
got IlRNRY's CARBoLIO SALyR, as all otheTs Rr,
but limitations and counterteits. PrIco .!
Conts. Sold la Lancaster at Cochran's DRUG
store. l3I NOrlh Queen street, uY24-l
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A Farmer wsy,a,d ana Wounded.

ENFIETD, n. IT., Sept. GT.-lra Il.
FOgg, farmer living in Canaan, was
waylaid ard nearly murdered on Saturday
night. At last accounts he had not re-
covered consciousness and was delirious
most of tho time A. ]. Walker, who
owns tho adjoining farm and with whom
Fogg had numerous disputes concerning
cattle and fences, has been arrested,
charged with tho deed and held to await
the result of Fogg's injuries.
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A Cough, Cold or sn,o 'Thront

Rcqulrcs Immediate attention. \ neglect II.
Titatca the lungs ana nm inCurablo disease Is
often tho result. DIR. SWAYNE'S COM.
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs ana colds, acts directly ON
the lungs, throat and chest, puIihcs the blood,
Rnd tor bronchial, asthma, All pulmonary al
tcctions OF long standing, istho Dcstrcmody
over discovered. Price - cents and 81 Dcr
bottle. Tho large size Is the most economical
s0ld by nll best druggists. tl9MW&FlvdSw
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rTUauKs.-AsA nULE THEIR GROWTH

l. ls moderately steady, but slow they
finally causG death, either lapidly--as tor cX-
ample, by sun, ca ion--or slowly,DY the hectic
OF exhaustion aud pain,
CANCERS ana TUMOhS OF all kinds cured
without pain OF using the knife also, Skin
Diseases, Chronic ana Private Diseases sue,
cessiully treated by
DitS. II. u, ana NJ. \. LOKGAKER.
Onice-l3 East Walnut street, Iancastcr Pu.
Consultation tree. Al73tGAW
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Drinking Coal on.

Last evening a sixteen months old son
Of Mr.. Po Yars, who rosiics on Walnut
stree, this city, made narrow escape
from death. la sons way no secured a
can containing coal oil aud drank Il con
siderable quantity before any QUO had time
to pagyentit. De- llyus was sent Tor and
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tikIn IliAeRhOa.

'Sw iynu'- DinLmcnt' Curc9 tho most inVct.
'Swhyuc's OintmCnt"}
'SWHSnes OintmGnt' crate eases OF skin dts
'SWIynes Dintment"l
'SwRynCs DinunCnt' cases, suCn ls IOltCT,
'SwaynCs OintmCnt'S a,i, rbo,,,,,. ..,,,,, i.,,
"SwaynGs Ointment } ''' '''''' NV '''""'
"SwRyno's O!ntmcnr hahrrS itch, sOrca, all
"SwHync's OintmUntnN ,,r.t., eo,,,. ,,ori,,...
"Swuyno's ointment" ''"''S' 'N''S' "'''"' :
"Swlynu's Ointment skin OruptiOns, AMI
'SwaynC'S OmtmCnt"N r.,t ,I-tr.,..i, oo,,,
"Swayne's Ointment ~ ''''''' WIN
'SwaynG's Ointment" plant, itching piles,
'Swayno's Ointmcnt"S ,r, onl,, ot,,,,,I o,,ro
"Swayne'S Ointmcnt") '" '"'' '''''""' wv
"Swayno's Ointment" }nO matter how Ohsu
"Swayne's Ointment"S nate or long standing,
Ask, Tor 1t and uso no other, II CURES
where all csG iails. sold 10y IL druggists,
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A Frontier right,

CuCAGo, Sept. pa special dispatch
from harrisburg, N. NJ, says: Five Mexi
cans had fight with "rustlers' who wero
running OH horses near Clifton. Two
rusters were killed after two hours tight
subsequently tho rustlers reinforced, 70
turned and at the last accounts had the
Moxicans surrounded in q house.
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THE FLAMES.

A iiig FIRE IN Iiiinois-Destruction Else
where.
PEoToNE, H., Sept 2i.-rhe town hall,
Collins grain elevator, Renkerefs hotel
and three business houses were destroyed
by fire yesterday. Loss, S3j, 200.
Trunk Manufaotory turned.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept, 2i.-Levy's 8
trunk manulactOry, on Main street, burned
last night. Loss, $4,000.
An Enuro Block Destroyed.
MARENGo, H., Sept. 81 An entire
block of buildings was destroyed by fire
hero Yesterday. Loss, 100000.
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RALEIGH, N. G. Sept 2i-The trial Of
David Fraley. the alleged moonshinOr, FOR
the murder of II. +. Walker, revenue
officer, in Tantly county on February Sth
was concluded at Concord on Saturday
night. 4 verdict of manSlauyhter was
rendered aud Fraloy was sentenced to IL
years ia the peuitentiiry.
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nm. ,,,,,,paont state ta,r.

Mcssrs Joseph snuvoly " Co. would respect
iuIly rotutn thanks for courtesy and patron.
age to the people 0i Lancaster city and coun'
" ono and all for even where opposition
presented itself, when support was most
needed. this gave place Mt least To u negative
Sumo l. after success had become certainty,
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Mr.. Hayes Dickinson, who has 80 success
fully managed excursions over the Recalling
railroad this season, will run another excnr'
sion To Switchback on Thursday, Oct bbor IL,
1889. Tho excursion will be good for thie
days aud round trip tickets wit bc sold M
al 40 lttiOW
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pniIade,ph,a cattle marKor.

SATURDAY, Sept 22.-rho arrivals oi live
For the week-l. 500 bceves 10000 sheep, 8, 100
hogs. Previous week IS, 500 beeye5, h,oJj
sheep, 800 hogs
Beet cattle were In lighter supply and with
"A lirmer feeling among tho western droyerS,
PricesawCre IA traction higher, although but
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WEATHER. INuIUATIUNs

WAsHEGToN Sept. 2i.-For tho Mid
die Atlantic states, threatening weather
aud rains, followed by clearing weather
in the southern portions, winds shifting
to south aud west, lower barometer and
nearly stationary temperature.
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ABE BUZXARD CAPTURED
no ~ Euohrod Ia Dame Of Chrdr, in Whi"h
"A ,Inust.pIc Tnkrs u Hand when
t,, ts,apci ITun JAN.

buustsOic Takcs hnhd'- Wheh
Iio escaped tTom JAN
Abe Bua2ard, tho notorious burglar,
who ,qr,pcd from tho prison horo with
ninc nlhcr long term prisouorS IN May,
1882. was caplutpd Ia Ephrata on Satur.
dpy uipht. lTo waa brought tn this city
and is now In iail. IL was we'll known that
Blizzard has been in the ncighborhOod of
Ephrata all summer, and tho INTELLI.
GENcER recently gave tho public some
information concerning him. Several
attempts have been made to arrest
him bu5 thcy were Intellectual until
Saturday night. About o'clock Buzzard,
with party Of young men, including
joel Miller Isaac Ibrcneiscr, Eli Trego,
Samuol Cooper aud ELI lIeiney procured a
light and went into brickyard to play
cards, whilo tho gamo was In progress, and
all were interested as there were several
dollars on the board, Constable Jones,
with IT. G. Gompcrlinp, n former member
of tho police iHu0 OF this city, pOunced
down upon tho crowd and caught hold of
Bu2aard. The lattor was completely
surprised aud mado stout resistance,
but tho officer was reinforced by Squire
Ktahia and several others who had nc.
Cumpauigd him to the place, aud tho hand
cuffs wuTO soon on his wrists. When
searched, "a revolver and knife were found
az on him. lIo was brought to this city
and placed IN jail after having had "A
vacation Of year and four months.
Buzzard iSa member Of tho notorious
family of that name, who for years DO
lOugCd tp gang Of thieves, making
their headquarters in tho Welsh noun.
tlins, and upcratug III this ana other
couutiCs In April 1881, ho was convicted
on several charges of burglary and larceny
A A.
prisoumen,. His brothers Ike and j 90
were also convicted of being concerned in
several Of tho transactions. The former
was sentenced TO ten and the latter TO four
years imprisonment. Tho Buzzard boys
made several attempts to escape but were
unsuccessful until May, 1889 Ga that
day number Of long term prisoners
wcIc at work in the shoe maker
shop on tho eastern side of the
prson. They dug through tho wall
ut dinner hour and tho following ten made
their escape John Fnnkrord, Abo and
Ike Buazard, John Iippiucott, Paul
Quiglcy, Morris Brckar, Joe GrOf, johnny
Ehman, Harry McAlpine and Christian
Lcni2. OF this party six have been recap.
turCd,. including Abo Bulaard. John
FhnukfuId, It viii be remembered, vas
captured in Chester county, where ho wGS
convicted on fourteen charges of hOr 0
stealing and laicany. Ike Buzzard WIS
arrested In COlumbla, some months after
his escape as a railroad jumper and when
brought to thia city was identified. Nor
yi9 BIieKcr was caught in Missouri, where
no go, into difficulty, and was returned
hCic. Croft was only out Of jail six hours
vixen lao WHa TecLplUIGd at the Pennsylva
nia depot, this city. Young McAlpiuo
va arrested in Kansas on charge Of rob
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Services having been appointed In tho Duke
street NJ. T.. church tor every night this week,
beginning at ~ o'clock, II h desired that the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union shall
open nt a quarter before seven Ia morrow
ITnralnYl OYonInK.
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attended the child, who is now out Of dan

hTrESrioN ~ called To tho snlc OF valuable
building lots and farm, the estate OF tho late
Abraham Peters. tomorrow (ruosdnv) after.
noon az o'clock, NJ Dailcy's hotel, Millor5.
yilIC
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ickpiugiyn OF Il StilI.

HuNTEn's roINT, N. y. Sept. 2i.--A
still in Gail, Flcischnian Il Co.'s distilery
exploded this morning seriously iujuring
John Suedoker aud Internal Revenue
Officer Cook. Damage, $4,000.
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We hud c'ascd 10 hope that my wiies
nervous affection could be cured" writes Rev.
j, A. EdiC, OF Beaver Pa. Many physicians
fliloJ to do her good, but Samaritan NcrUine
niu cured her. slSlwdGOd&w
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,,,ssu,lrn r,,,,M prnTn

Tho following statement of william Cough
In, OF Somcrvillc, Mass, Is so remarkable that
we beg to RBk for II the attention oi our read
ora. lie says "in the fall ot 1876 was taken
with u violcnt bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by n severe cough. I soon began 10 lose my
appetite and flcsh. was so weak at ono time
TINT could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
NOR ut 1871 was admitted To the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had u holo In
my lott lung as big ns a hall.dollar. Ioxpcnd.
od over hundred dollars IN doctors and mod.
icinc1. was 10 tar Rono az ono time a report
w mt around that was dead. I gave up hope
bat Il friend told mo oi DIR. WIN. HALLS
BhISAM FOR THE LUNGS. 1 laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurablo, but
got b' tito To satisfy them, whom to my sur.
prscn d qualification, I commenced 10 feel
better My hope, once dead, began To revive,
and 10 lay feel In better spirits than have
tho past three years.
81 writcthis hoping you WA publish II, 80
that every one afflicted with Diycascd Lungs
Will bc induced To take Or. VIM. HALLS
BALSAM fOETIE LUNGS, and De convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. I
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
that II has done me moro good than all the
other medicines hare taken since my sick.
ness. Ny cough has almost entirely disap-
pearGd and shall soon bo able to go 10 works.
Sold bv II. H. Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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l'STaTE or AsDKEAS GEUs, LATEOF
ministration on said estate having been
Granted to the undersigned, all persons In.
deDted thereto are requested to mako inmO'
diato payment, and those having claims or de.
mands against tho same, viii present Them
without delay tor settlement "a the under.
signed, residing In tho city OF Lancaster,
NJ. HABERBUSH,
a2s-GtdW Executor
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DUBiIU SaLE.-pS SATURDAY, zero
i BER q, the Undersigned UNCCutriN OF Bar.
bara knuZ, deceased will sell at public sale,
at the Leopard Hotel, East king street, in the
city OF Lancaster, Pa, the following described
valuable real estate, viz
A two story ana attic BRICK Dwell.
LING HOUSE, No 3G3, and lot OF ground
situated on the east side OF South Queen
street, in the city OF Lancaster aforesaid,
containing III front on said South Queen
street IL feet inches, moro or loss, including
onc-hnlt OF the three feet more or less wide
alley between the property 10 be sold and the
property RdJoini-g II on the north, and OK
tending In depth OF the same width eastward
l25 feet, more or less. Ihc house contains six
rooms and u garret, There Is water IN the
kitchen, lave wash front, and fruit, including
elegant peaches, pears ana grapes, In thh
yard. The proptrty II In good condition.
Any person wishing 10 view tho premises
! before the day OF sale Will please call ON jacob
! r, kautz, who resides on the premises.
ARood title and possession Will ho given on
! April !, 1884,
! sale TO comence ut IA o'clock, p, m, Oi said
| DAY, when terms ana conditions will bc made
| known by
MARY Il. DILLER,
EXecutTiX OF Barbara kautH, decd.
| SHUBgRT n SUTTON, Aucts. sS,22 29&o5,l
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Situated NOS. ~ AND 30 WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa, midway between
Centre Square and stevens House and Read
ing Rail- Dad Depot ana opposite Coopcr'S Eod
Lion Hotel, and now occupied by a. n. ETcn"
cmNn. II has II frontage ct - feet ! inCdus,
running back l32 feet, with the right OF way
TO tho . icct alley on the west, while over the
alley the second, third ana fourth stories
belong To the property, max Ing the whole
front - feet, Inches, exclusive OF the ALLEY
wav, to which IL has right 0t tree ingress ana
cgress at any ana all times through {" West
Miilln street.
This property IA IN good repair, und has
been used ~ n shoe store and dwelling tOI
nearly Ga years.
For further Information apply To
JACOB II. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
ulyli ends No Il west King -
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IlAIsGAiSs IN wATChES, ULUCH.
ID Chains, Rings, SpectNCles, &c. repairing
OF all kinds viii receive luy personal utten
tOn. LOUIS WEBER, M. J9G \ orth Queen
street. Remember name and number III
rectly opposite CITY llOtol, near reunsylYana
railrOaIi depot. dec ~ Iyd
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frcsh air, exercise, good iOod AMI Dr. Ben
sons Celery and ChamOmIlc PMS viii, when
used together, cure any case OF nervous, s!Cl.
hca lache or indigestion. They strengthen
the nervous system. 500 physicians pre-
= ibp them.
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A Recent Accident.

CINCINNATl, Sept. H.--Later reports
from tho accident near Seymour. Ind, on
tho Ohio Il Mississippi railroad show that
no Que was killed.
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i'ntIATielplliA.
uoiHtions by Associated pross.

VWWTNTTON1DY N5NOVIATtV TFNYS.
stocks weak.
Philadelphia & Erie Il. R.,...........,......I Il
teadinR Railroad: ..........................2 2tss
Pennsylvania Railroad. oad......................5 5sI
Lchigh Valley Railroad, ..................... 6aN
United Companies OF New Jersey ..........l 1888
Northern Paciuc.. ..............,........... say
,orthern Pacific Preierro i............ -, G3A
northern Central Railroad. 5th
lonigh Navigation Company 49,
NOrrisl0"n Railroad. d........................l09
COntlul Transportation Company......... 3sL
l1ttshB fitnsyi!ie Buffalo u. H.. ..... liza
LilllC SChuVlklll railroad. d................. III
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A RELIABLE means OF oradicating local dis
ease OF the skin, viz Glonn's sulphur Soap.
" Hnl's Hair ana whiskcr Dye, 30 cents.
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A ApmINIsTMATOK,s sALE-uN rM,pAY.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALF-ON FliIDAi,
N SEPTEMBER g. 1885, NJ the Lcopal Il
tho Orphans Court, VIII be sold AT public
sale the following described real cSENc, TO
wit All that certain twOstory brick dwell.
ing house, No. 30 South Duke street, LRnCas.
ter city, fronting q feet "a inches ON the west
side OF sJii South Duke street, ana extend
alley bounded on the north bV the property
OF estate OF Anna BrcnCman, deceased, and
on the south 10y property Oi Mrs. Jesse Lau-
dis. 4 thrCeiOOt common alley ale q separate
this property from that Of Mrs, Lands,
Tho property Is oligbly Located and contains
IL rooms. 1t has been recently painted and
be condition.
Sale 10 commence att o'clock p. N. on said
day, when terms viii be made known hy tn,
undersigned, a. a llu uBLEN,
Administrator c. I. IA. ot John W. iluboy de
ceased. sll,A,lS,2l,2 ,2j,2sl
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Lutheran Conference.

The regular semi annual meeting of the
fourth district conference OF the Evaugoli.
cal Lutheran ministerium o! Pennsylvania
will convene 10 morrow at 2:30 p. III in
Grace church. North Queen and James
streets, Rev. G. f. Iloupt, pastor, to con
Iluo !n session until Wednesday after
noon. \ Sunday school convention viii
also b. held, beginning on Thursday
morning and continuing until Friday at II
m. Ga Tuesday cy ming, at Grace church,
a Luther memorial meeting will DO held
and addresses on tie pioty Of Luther will
br delivered. Cn Wednesday evening
similar service VIII be hold in Zion
church, Vine ct, and on Thursday
,ronrug "a gIaud combined "childrcu's
Lutheran sDtyicc," will be rendered by the
sunday schools OF this conference in this
city. These meetings will all be GDI-
mcmla'tyc ur tho tooth anniversary Of
the birth Of Luther in 1888.
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Sp-PLAIr TALK FROM DR. SwAYNE-7O Whom
May Concern: Itching Piles IA one OF. the
most annoying complaints known To physi
cinns. Every one can tell whether he IL thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. II seems as ~ pin worms were
crawling In or about the rgctum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The moro you scratch the worse the
itching. Knowing that my ointment II super.
Tor Ia any article In the market, guarantee II
to cure the worst case Oi itching piles In exist
euCC.
tsignedl, lI.SWAYNE, n. u.
Dr. Swnync's ointment h also "A pleasant and
elective cure for letter, itch, salt rhoum, cry.
sipClas, baTher's itch, pimplC5 and all scaly
crusty, itchy Bkin Vruptions. sold by all
prominent druggists, or VIII be sent for 20 cts
lin Be-. stamps, boxes, sl25. Address. Dr.
Swaync Son, Philadelphia Pa.
Octli-lydTu. .Th&S&w
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D-.EyE,syUopy no IA

w their Gents clothing, Ladies' Sacqucs
listers, Jerseys, Shawls, nc To bo Thoroughly
renovated, pressed, Colorcd, finished ana re-
paired TO RhLPH SIMON, the London Cloth.
Ing Renovator. lI6 North Duko street, near
Chestnut. sli-2ts
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IoE3-GmI,lM&

PnYsIUIANs attest COlden'I Liquid Beef
Is particularly useful In Diphthcrit, Fever,
ana every depressing disease"
s9ilwdCOdSw
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FOR Lamo BacK, SIDE or Cncst use Sill.
LOIIS POROUS PLASTER. Price, o. cent.
Sold by II. Il. Cochran. l37aud l31 North Queen
trCOt, Lancaster. fCblicodG
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&C. The Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old cold
Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond Dyes give
perfect results. Any ttshlOnIbl" Color ~ cts
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NEW ADHERTISEMENIH.
INFORMATION WANTED.

i Any information that Will lead 10 the
whereabouts of J. n. Kcmpf, of No. Git East
Walnut street, this city, Will bo thankfully ro.
ceivcd by tho undersigned.
IL MRS. MARTHA A. KEMP.
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Domocrauc state Ticket.

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AUDITOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGG ART, Warren Co
sTATE TRRAsuRER.
nOE. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford Co
county Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
IONS. \. CONLE, Lancaster
PRISON IEzuEJrOES.
rlI kUHLMAS. Lancaster
IOilN u. MESAUG /, Mt. Joy
rOOR DIRECTORs
IL. h. SlllMP, Il. CoCaliCo.
4. u. HERR, MulorsvillC.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ROBERT EVANS, Eden.