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The Democratic Cat.Flght.

The defeat OF tho Morrison Tariff bill
win no doubt inflame the quarrel and
increase the split in the Democratic par
ty. That the free traders are angry be-
yond measure is certain. That they
are ready, in their first burst Of passion,
to fling prudence to the winds, and de-
stroy any chance for party reconcilia-
tion, even II they thereby make certain
the loss OF the Presidential election, is
pretty evident. The Free Press already
leads of in violent and insulting denunci-
alton. 1t abuses "one-fifth Of the DEM
ocrats" in Congress, who represent
more than one-fifth Of the whole Demo-
cratic party, as "recreants," "traitor-
GUS deserters," "bolting Democrats"
and It says that "the sloughing OFF, Of
"one-fifth Of the Democrats" "will
leave the party cleaner and stronger"
1t denounces Randall by name, and
speaks Of Convcrse's motion as "this
signal act Of party treachery." Itwants
thirty-nine Democratic Congressman
and their followers read out OF the par
ty. 1t says that "they are Of no use to
the party, but clog its feet and impede
its progress" 1t advises them TO Join
the Republicans, which would make g
Republican victory in the Presidential
election sure beyond speculation or
doubt, and which would also give the
Republicans majority in the present
Congress.
This is the foolishness of passionate
anger. to be sure; but this abuse will
have permanent effect. Democrats
who nre not free traders will not be
won to free trade by this angry abuse.
The Democratic party can not carry
elections by ''sloughing off, "one-ifth
OF the Democrats" nor by indulging IN
violent quarrel In It's own ranks, and
attempting TO kick over some Of its here
tofore most honored and influential
leaders, who represent their party In
those States upon whose vote the fato Of
tho Presidential election will turn. Never
theless the Free Press will not be at all
lonely In this folly. From one end Of
the country to the other Democratic
papty organs will display the same
frantic laundering. There are no
epithets, no forms Of abuse, which they
will not apply to "one-ftth Of the Demo-
Gratis" And this one fifth win talk
back. A raging. catfght will be q
spectacle OF harmonious and attractive
peace compared with the mad quarrel
which will prevail this year In the
Democratic party. The advice Of the
Free Press TO the Free traders In Con-
gress to keep it up, and renew the at
tack in the other ways, Is not needed;
that Is most probably just what tho free
traders will be foolish enough to do.
The Republican faith in the capacity Of
the Democratic leaders TO blunder Just
at the right time and in the right way
to injure their own chances the worst
has been again signally justified, and
will no doubt continue to be justified
during the rest OF the season. ''Whom
the gods would destroy they first make
mad;'' and they never made anybody
madder than the free trade Democrats
now are. e.--Detroa Posi- and Tribune.
1
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land awoke one morning and found
himself famous. He had been strug-
CLING man for twenty years, trying his
hardest 10 win fame and fortune, but
not succeeding in his pursuit Of either.
Now and then he sold picture; but in
order to make ends meet, he was COM
PEELED to pawn more than he could sell.
Now and then q note Of praise would
be sounded by some critic more dis
corning than the rest Of his tribe; but
such notes were too few and far be-
tween to materially affect the fortunes
of the artist. One day, however, u
trumpetnote rang through England.
A certain landscape painted by Leyland,
into which he had thrown his whole
heart and soul. came, by happy con-
catenation Of circumstances, under the
eye Of Mr.. Ruskin, the world-renowned
critic. Then rang forth the clarion
note "Those towering heights OF gray
lightning-riven rock, bones of q world
OF DID," wrote the great critic; "that
curving sweep OF black, melancholy,
wind-smitten heath. the home OF Soli-
tude for ten thousand years; that far
away fringe OF low-lying horizon, whore
the moorland sweeps down TO the sea,
lurid with strange lights, pregnant with
the menace of coming storm; those
Ibattlemented. rain.washed masses Of
cloud, hurrying up the sky as II bound
for some great meeting place Of the
winds; all these, j say, could only have
been depicted for us with so much rev.
erence and fidelity, with such power
and viyidness of conception, by the
hand Of undoubted genius The man
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qtpite Fiction.
FACTS AND FANCZEs.

SHE.
What's the latest new fancy
That relgns in your heartY
Is 1t Alice or Lily,
Or Fanny or Milly,
Or can II be Tilly-
oh, why do you start2
In your wandering fancy
Who rules now supreme2
remember when Lu ..
Sweetly cast upon you,
From soft eyes deeply blue,
A radiant CLEAN.
But on your straying fancy
There dawnod new light,
When Hattie, the tall one.
Or was she the small onef-
No matter, 'tls all one
Appeared In your sight.
Now, do tell me the latest
New goddess, prayl
Is she light, dark or brownr
Lives she up street or down?
In the country or town!
The real truth say!
HE.
You ask the last fancy
That glows In my heart.
IL BlVeyOu lrue unhWer
Are you sure you'll not start,
And blush and look shy2
Are you wondering why2
'Tis true that my fancy
Has had wide range,
But at last 1t Is captured
Too surely 10 change.
Not by Alice or Lily,
Or even sweet Milly.
This latest new fancy
That brlghtens my life
Is the one l am true to,
And mean to call wife.
Now, Molllo--don't jest,
Let me tell you the rest.
My lifelong "last fancy"
Is sweetest and best,
She's so witching and winning
She gives life now Zest.
She's brave and sho's true,
She's-well dear, she's DOlt.
Sara A. Palmer. it Boston Transcript.
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The Masons Of Philadelphia have
the only building in the country that -
given ~ entirely 10 Masonic uses.---
Rtiiadelphia Press. w " 8sA is- Y
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-11

HUNDREDS WRITE they owe their
life and present gcoi health, TO Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption, Coughs.
Colds, &c. Sold byWooster q Adams
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talk IL over now, Hancock and Ouray and
Haswell, and all agree that the latter's
ride was well taken.
a.HaaHa Il
"a Nm sIf.
Phiindn,pnla msrsst.

PBLAppbrHrA, July 2,--rIour market
STAT state q 5oos G'G'' ExsrS Sy sygporanep state
81 COOS bOi Pa. family, % laset 80 winter
extra clear. o. 7jdi 80 straight, ~ t0B
. 80; Wisconsin clear 81 2SDi strniRhts,
y 395 winter patents - bo86 20 spring DO,
Rye flour firm At s37
Western 900, 9jc No. do, aOc No. Pa
Delaware do, Old ~ Of; do new, 900.
Corn quiet and easier; steamer, Csc
'ah yellow and mixed, G3GaGic; No. 8
Oats nrm, fair demand; No. 2 white. IO9IG
nc No. 3 DO 39Hc rejected, 3iSa $50;
No. 2mixod, 3SC
Rye nominal at G2c. tor now crop.
Seeds rinoihy dull sl bOFpl 90. Eiaxsoad
nominal NJ fl so; Clover dull mt 9aoA.
els SO5pl8
Provisions steady; ftlr johbInr demand (;
Mess Pork, SIC 5lbIi OD Bot Hams, $50 :
II 80
bacon sicsdy Smoked Shoulders, 7l507Xc 4;
| 3ait 10 6I07r; Smoked Hams, Ahgl5o I;
Lard steady city refined. 1T Sl0sH; loose
| butchers, &c prime steam 81 iOp1 so.
| Bnttcr in mo iorate demand and stotIy {;
PcnnA Creain"rY eytTHs. 2Olg2lC; B. G.. Il n.
Y. oNtras, l7OisC do hrst4, i4giGs: western
| dairy extras, lloljc; Western good to choice,
| ll4l5c packing butter s80c.
| Rolls ut 5gl2C.
| Eggs Unsettled weak supplies excessive
| Penn'd extras, l72l7Mc; western do, l7c.
| CheoS" market steady but quiet
| New York tuli CTOHms. 0Sfl9Ac; onto
| Flats, choice, 7hp7AC: Western fair " prime 81
| @,c fcnna part skins, 28ihc; do full :
| Petroleum steady; Refined, 75Gc.
| "H'.E dull western 1T al 10.
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philadolpnra cattle marwet.

MONDAY. July 1.-The arrivals of 1--we
stock Al the IIiiGiout stock yards were;
For tho wceN--I 100 Occves, 1000 sheep, 46cO
hogs. Previous wCUE-3JO DecvCs, II tOJy
sheep { 800 hogs.
Beef cattle were in heavy aupply and pric
In sympathy uoCIiucd i4J ON All grades, ex,
orUt extra.
WGquute as follows:
Extra, 7U7i, &C GOOd, IS, l,fQDIC Meiiun, s..
G6c Common, 2! !H5i Texans, 4EGpbL3c.
Country fNJ COWS WcIe dull and lower az
3~Uihc.
Mich cows wrro dnmoral'zad at $4,000.
Veal calves were weaker nj 5NSU
sheep and Lunbs were tn ft'r demand, and
prices advanced u fraction, except ON common
STOCK.
We oQu0Ir a. f1llDw5:
ENjIh, 5siBH2r COO, 1900 Medium, "a
+iI' - ] MN, yt" .' nnmp p,' t ~ =; ,,.,
r,r ,',l,, vns,trn tr ~, wore
'''"'' "' .L"''o ''''"'" - '"' 80 !" o''
BALES or hEINES Al WEST fhILApELPhlA YARDS
Among the sa!cs at tho Vest Philadelphia
Yards were
kGhg"r MtynCs, - Western and Texas iAD
re.
john ACArdlc, so Western and W. Virginia,
n074c.
iA"iol MItpny'S 40 western ana west va
/, q PlSLiL - ~,,...,..r,ar,., ~, 400
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Petfoe CaseB

JInes Jones, al old offender, who was
let out OF jail yesterday, was arrested this
forenoon just outside of tho city, by Con
stable WiRgins. He was brought 10 town
and Alderman Fordney gave him 10 days.
Joe Haley, better known as Baltimore
Jos, "arrivtd in town this morning after an
absGuce Of almost a year. He got drunk
and this afternoon was arrested by Officer
Roadman. Although Joe is one of the
toughest customers of his GLASS. no went
quietly to the station house. lie Is suffer
ing from sore arm, and that may have
inducsd him 20 abstain from fight
ing. What 10 was arrested for is
not known, as lo was not disorderly.
A crowd bad gathered around him, how
eyer, ana he seernud anxious to ho looked
mp. Tho l&st t,mo he was arrested here
Officer Herr Vas compelled 70 club him
severely, and if he ia in good condition
several offers can spend their time upon
him. lie says whisky is breaking him
down,
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unLLEun. "a, D m.Lk,

ii from Philadelphia, ou the IA. H. 4.
TsONAs CHASE, LII. D., rTcs'i, tndcr care Of
Society OF ttIeuds Cla--iCIl ana Scientific
Cuut-os. Application tor admission may now
bc made. For catalogue Widucs- rEOF. ISAAC
SHAMELESS, Dean, ldvurford College T.. o.,
PU. -ll7IuI S-3st
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Owing TO the great success Ot our former
word Contest, winch expired May !, and tho
many requests OF persons who saw our otter
too late 10 compete, we concluded TO offer the
following magnificent presents to the persons
making out the largest lists OF words from the
letters comprising the wOrds:
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nnn NnL. hnrrnnrn

hdR TOsE, july 2L--rloUr.-Sthte and wes'.
Crn hrIn but iCs7 ACtiVH' Supcrtns state at
G003ln; Extra do, 81 OJG3 so; Choice do
s3iI95 u Fancy 10, e. l2doO: Round Hoop
ONO, q lpRi 90 choic" 81 OjG6 ~; super
gIOd extra 40, - OJW}GO; cho c5 do, - Cj
40 o.; choice White Wheat 10. ~ G0G o.
southern firm common TO titr. extra sJ 4Jfg
80; good tO ChOiC" 30. ~ bift8 26
wheat Af3Tc lower Jun and heavy ; trade
largely ON sp. culativC account; No. / white,
nDrHiual; 80. 2 B0', Aug. g5 GgSiAC: sept,
9sE EgHSH"; oct. S0y'znSl o.; Nov, 81 Olss
Fou., 81 o.! No. spring, Aug, 9O1C.
Mixed Western sp0,, igB63EC; do future,
6!HBEc.
0n,s'n u sIlle easier state, 39Bisc West.
Crn, 80 AlIC.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 22.--A fro
broke oct this morning in Harvey [5
TIrr's blsck factory and quickly assumed
threatening proportions. The build
ing was totally destroyed. Tho fire then
spread to other buildings aud for while
the destruction Of that portion OF
town seemed immiunut. Steamers arrived
from Lynn and Beverly on special train
Tho Western Uuiou telegraph branch
Office Loncford & SOUS building, aud u
number Of dwellings, and stores were
destroyed. Tbs Warren Buruham houFg
was badly damaged. Many families los;
their furniture.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
uun Urav.Aa vuuunsronprrUn
School board Kaises no vpDrum The PIC
nc Scasug--iu ana out oT Tuwn..FaIi
Ola sChuui HOups,

sohcoi Board Hsises no vuorum The Pic.
NC Scasun--tu ana Out OF Tuwn-.FaIl
ora sohuui HOUSE.
A special meeting Of the Columbia school
board was to have been hold ut tho Frank
lin house last evening, but quorum
could not bc raised Tho meeting will be
held this evening,
In oil probability fCv, raj counter law
suits will DO tho result OF Saturdays eight
~ Burk's saloon,
Mr.. Gso. CrunO was presented with a
beautiful row boat, on Saturday, by his
family. IL was made Ia Rlotne, Wis
consin.
James Hook will uamo his new boat the
" Laurel" in honor of tho Laurel fire
company, OF York
Conductor Glenn P8Ck, Ot th5 iiealing "
Columbia railroad, yesterday gayo posi-
tons to twenty young men from Columbia
on the gravel train.
The York professionally passed through
Columbia this morning, Ih0y play a
championship game vt baN th,s afternoon
with tho iigadug ACuvCs, 10 iieadtng.
Crossed wir5a mIEcH telephone CJmmu
nioation 10 Columbia, Just now, very poor
They will bo repaired this aitoruoon.
Columbia at last has RovCral lawn tennis
players. Tho game has just been nitro
duccd into Columbia, aud .s played in tho
park.
Mr.. X ughory, last evening, sent up an
Other oi n9 large paper balloons 4
lHge crowd witnessed the aSCGusiOr.
There is at tbs Ftrst National bank,
awail!ng an owucr n 10 y's goli bIeast-
lin, found Ou Locust street, y icw days
ago IL has "A turpuOts setting.
Onic5r john Gilbert last evening AZ
rested John Counri! for diuikcn aud
din HordCly Conduct on LOCUST sr'et.
Squire Young s'ns hiu down tor tive daY'.
The pTcdOmu at disease lu COlumiiP,
this GUNNER, A.o tho GNsc bal and
crCquct ioyris Dur C,tiz'ts have 10th
exceedingly bal, aud ,nal mtkcs II worse
- that 1t is CoIJ.Li1rs
,.Tho meeting Of tho United BrothIen
assembly Of tJ might has O'r4 pD,tlo.ed
urtIl LoXt Tuesday evening.
Go & is making cz'nusivr pr'plrd'iJns
for the annual Inspection and ,nCamp
mem, at GattyrburE. Tn, opmp.ny leaves
On Friday or Saturday ui mex, week, to
be absent soy9n d Ns.
About pIrrt,'
The p'cnic given ia II i.. = wp,is ycs
terday by Cuncs.nga loI'o, X. "t = was
Largely attended amt tgs.d.I t4.1ays
To day tho Bethel SuldS school j.
picnicing at Li.i.l 1uy'c $ fair sized
attendance.
About six hcrjrod Marietl.An', mem
bers of tho d,Hsrgug Sunday r1tp p,s ia that
place, spent yeatnglly a. l. d and had .
most enjoyable umo.
PersorrI
Miss Annie Trshor. Of L.tsttr. s, y.,3t
ing Miss LiIlo Sebcl:.
This morning Mr. ]. =. BI,s'er "a Z,
turned to phi&lclphlN
L., 4 4 | a..
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uANUuCK's ESCAPE.
How q ICNSs Union DtiCsr, Now "A Congress
man, Escaped IynChIug,

"hh,
John Hancock is Democratic cou-
gresham frcm Texas, a man OF great
intellectual force, Of thorough culture,
OF wide iuiluenc, and universally
respected. Granville IL Ouray is
Democratic delegate in Congress
from Arizona. He Is Nlrginiau by
birth, went to California among tho '49ers,
aud aftcrward drifted down into Arizona,
where no raised a regiment of ffrontiersmeu
for the rebel army at the outbreak OF tho
war. In 1862 he was provost marshal
along the Rio GTaude. Hancock was q
UGiOn man, one of the few in Texas, aud
was OutspOken in his sentinents, as no
always il, Ho was an anti-3lavcry Demo
crat, and aftor the war was fairly in pre-
gross attempted to raise a regiment ia
Texas for the Union army. Then tho
rebels thought it was about time for him
to leave the state. He disregarded their
warnings and refused to 90. Ouray got
after him with squad of cavalry and O
coil of rope, and propose to have . lynch
ing party for Hancock 8 benefit. Geo. W
| Haswell, who is now clerk in tho pension
office, rode 20 miles one night to warn
Hancock of his peril, aud tho latter
escaped ON horseback through Northern
Texas and the Indian Territory, will
Ouray's party galloping closa behind hin
until he reached tho Unicn linos, Thel
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A rorm,cab,, Roit Arain,, r,Ialuo

Formicabio Rolt Arain', Eiaiuo.
New YORK July % Carl Schurz and
George William Curtis are both present al
the meeting Of INDEPENDENT Republicans
here today. Ihs scccetary's list shows
Massachusetts more numerOusly repre-
sented than any other state, except
Nrw York. A few frcm New jersey
aud Connecticut, and some from
moro distlut states ou the roll,
which ut eleven o'clock was still
incomplete. It il Understood that several
platforms, either ia full. or in part. bayo
been prepared. Admission to the hail il
by ticket, hut any one singing printing
formula disappearing the Republican
nominations is given card OF admission.
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TuE citizens Band cheap cNcurHtnn to Ph'l'
rdophiH ana nuantiu CITY on SATURDAY,
july ~ Eound trip tickets, TODD Tor three
days,to rnturn ON any tran from Philadelphia
Zone day from Atlantic tity). bnTC Tor round
trip, only 500. Trains leave Lancaster tking
sttoUt) M 5Ij Columbia, b;i5 Petersburg,
G.0S LRndisvillr. 6:l3 Mannheim, G21 Liuiz,
G3s, aud Ephrgit I.Ob. farC, only tl:gO.
Trains viii return Enmu day. son circulars at
all stations. Jyl7,l9,2l 2hSltw
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rsCApE OF rkIsuN.as.
Uarele,snCss OF tue P,lics , nicer.

Last evening Taylor L)IE AMI Wan.
R,idenD4ca were arros.Ud on 10 rrrLut
issued by h1asman Barr, on oath ri i man
named FlAglty who ch4.g,l them with
assault ana battery. Tt,y wero taken into
cus,oIy By Oiiacr Duuho i, who, Instead
of looking tu7m up, piA2al them in chlrso
Of Turnkey ,'ncu,C, who gave them tho
privilege # ;Ia ma loom of tho station
houso Under the protGuso Of getting q
dliHk Of water, Reidenbach went mo the
small room in whioh tho water ODulcc =
paced, jumped ont Of the window a. d
escaped. While tho turnkey was looking
after hrn, Long ran into tho mayor &
court room aud jumped out of n window
into tho grounds adjoiaing tho station
house, whore lie was arrested by an olli)Ar
and again locked up. Reidenbach bar
not yGt OGeu captured.
This forenoon Reldeublch called at the
station house, surrendered himself to thC
police, and entered bal for hearing,
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sw ndlo o Arrgslsd.

Last sprirg tea and coffee store WAS
opened on North Queen street, by the
"lmporters Tea company of New York."
They did considerable business by offering
as Inducements tho chance of drawing
silverware, diamonds and other articles to
purchasers of tea and coffee. Remaining
here until Obliged to skip, they opened in
Reading, and from thcrO located in Pitts
burg, wkeTe On Saturday they wero
arrested by detectives on the charge O.
keeping luttey.
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: sp.cI.l iuyit.tIoL.

We especially invite IL trial by All those sui
trrrr- from kIln y uud iv'r Complaints
who nave ttllrllO obtain IoIiri from doctors.
SatdrCs great remedy. Nidncy-WOrt, has
effected cures IN uhuY obstinate CH.c-. 1t
acts a. ON. u on IL" klducys, Liver and BOw
els, cleaning 'h" system at Rll poisOnou. hu.
mur- ami restoring Il healthy condition OF
those important ORGANS, DO not bo di-Cour-
aged hut try IT,
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MUTtally Wounded,

DENVER Col, July %. John Ferguson,
lIto cashier at the Brunswick hctel, has
been keeping company Tor several months
with Mrs. A. G. Could. 4 week ago
Ferguson married another lady aud ye8tcr.
day Mrs. could met him in tho streot ard
shot him three times, iLi citing mortal
MnMMhA
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NrnrIun rn nN,paE nulLpEns-rk,l

NotiOE III bNipoE euiLDEhs-rhAt-
~ posas for the following tntercounIy
bridge work viii he received at the County
Commissioners ONCE, Lancaster, Pa, amt
West Chester. Pa, until six O'Clock p. M.
Thursday, July 81, 1854, and at the Speakman
House, Coatesville, Pa, ON Friday, August |.
1854. until noon:
Rounding double span, wooden tru 5
bridge at Pine Grove Forge.
Rebuilding wooded truss bridge at kirs's
FOrdtng.
Rebuilding bridge ut Lees Mil.
Rebuilding iron or wooden bridge ut Black
burns FoTdinB,
BY order of,,.,,.-,,,, OF
LANCASTER AND CHESTER COUNTY,
jyl2SM&WUy3l
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nenrY.s Narpome raIYe.

Tho best Salve In tho world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rhoun, letter, chapped
hands, chilblaIns, COlns and all kinds OF skin
oruptions, trcClElcs and pimples The salvo IL
guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction I'm
every case or money refunded. BE sure you
get llgNRY's CARBOLIO SALvR, as all Others are
but limitations and cOunterielts. Price u
cents. sold Ia Lancaster ut Cochran's Drug
store, 1877 North Onean street. my2s-A
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DISUBARGE DE rU- FhON THE
~ Ear - the most striking symptoms in
chrome suppurutiOn of 'hO middle vtr. There
CNu hardly bC sUCn "a thing ~ "A ChrOnlc sup.
| pIr.ilun IA tn.s part without a pcrioruiion Ot
The drum rC.td. d.tGrough which tna pus r- CIpvs.
| Al disease OF tho Eye. Eur and Throat pr!-
| muncutly cured by
| DIa. II. -. uni 4 LD>GAKER.
| DGiCc-l3 Fus. walnut street, LanCptCr
| Consultation tree. iy2--jtiSw
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Tho excursion committee (Messrs, Havcr.
stick Gud BursS), OF tho Young Mems Chris
tiin association, of this city, have arranged
with the Philadelphia Z Reading railroad for
an excursion to Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK, on Thursday, August a, good Tor three
dNs. The train viii stop Rt ali stations from
Quarryville to Akron, and will also take in
Columbia, Llndlsvilio and intermediate
stations. The price from Lancaster, COL
umbla and points north viii DO t3.6Oi south
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noW 10 seomre ,ieaIth.

tsouns strange that any ono VIII suffer
from tho many dUrtngCmCnts b"C"ght on by
IN impure condition OF tho blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS SANSAPARlLLA AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP win restore
perfect health to the physical organization. 1t
iS indeed strengthontUg syrup, pleasant TO
take, ald has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD rUEIFIER eyer discovered, effect.
ualIy curing ScrOiula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness Uf the Kidneys, Erysipclas, MHlR,
RIA an nervous disorders and debility, bill.
iOus complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition Oi tho Blood, Liver, kid
ncy5, stomach, SKIN, etc. u correCts indi
gostiOn. a single bottle win prove tO you tts
merits as II health renewor, tor 1t ACTS Liz E
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having u tendency "a
lessen the natural yiRur OF the brain and nor
vOus system.
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rcrncns TO bs nnnken s.n,, %

HARRISBURG, July 22.-Accordiug to
tho decree OF the governor juat Issued, tho
following persons will bo hanged on Sept.
% Michael Smith and Michael Murphy,
Of Columbia county, and Joseph Sewers, Of
Indiana county.
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rblr,o,n N,nrs' uysp,p,ln,

81 suu rrd with dyapcpil tor ~ years."
writes John Albright, esq, of Columbus,
Onto. " Samaritan NerUiHc q red mo-" As 1t
always cures such disOrdors. At drug Nsji.
.Ih.,HdcOdNw
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sign ipeuiCsttpu,

kiich \ Stnpleford, propriotors of the Law
Building restaurant, erected n handsome now
sign, which they purchased in Philadelphia,
today. Tonight II viii bo dedicated with "A
band Ot music
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QuEDEC, July 22.-John G. Emo has
rented a splendidly furnished residence
hero and been joined by his wife aud three
young daughters from Now York.