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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-05

Matters Dlsprzcd or Lt their Hpg IN
muuthly mCItIpg.

Matters bIsp l-cd Of bt their hrE u Lar
monthly Meeting.
Tic prison inspectors held their regular
monthly meeting at the prison at 10 o'clock
this morning. All the members, except
Mr.. Weaver, were present. Tho reading
OF the minutes was dispensed with, and a
uurnber OF bills were read and approved,
4 communication was received from Mrs
Kramph, of the Chillrcn's Home, asking
tor au abatement in the bill for repairing
shoCa for tho children Of the home. Mr..
Cloud the prison shoemaker, was called
III aud stated that the mcnding for tho
homo WAS done on the smallest margin for
profit. Mrs. kramph was asked to meet
the board at tho next regular meeting.
Rev. Swank reported that no had pur-
chased books for tho prison library in
aCcOrdaLCe with instructions He further
stated that ho wa trying to secure an
organ for the prison, and had solicited 52j
for tho purpose. Ilc asked the board for
au appropriation aud tho requc"t was laid
on the tab,C.
The bJaJd adjourned to meet tho county
auditors iN uhrdruuco tO q summons from
that budy Tho auditors objected to a
special u'lIwanc0 for taking inventory and
Thought such w,rk WAS covered by the
ofli3igl kaRiCs. The prison inspectors
claimed that tho work was outside thoir
legal dutIns. No action WAS tak0u By the
auditors. They also discussed Informally
u few o,ltr matters on which they took no
action.
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Hhn NIiY Iitnh FRir.

ThCro was an immonSo crowd at tho
faIr Of tho City band in Mmnuerchor hall
Saturday evening, over 700 tickets having
been sold The FaIrvllo band was in
atteudanco and furnished good music. A
ton Of coal was chancod off, and won by
Mrs. Bookmyer, ard a pair of vases by 5.
$. Frankford, Dan Comens got the slice
of cake containing the gold ring. This
evening the pretty doh on the FUeniAg Cal!
band table, and several other articles will
be chanccd off.
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llEMuORaTIU UUUSTi CUMMITTEE -
- The members OF the newly elect Demo-
cratic County Committee are requested to
meet at 10 Il, m, on Monday, May II, in the
city committee rooms, third.story of kepler's
pOstoflicU building, to organize Tor the cnsu-
nx the time and place OF tho county conven-
tiOn. j. J.. STEINNETZ,
a3.tdd6W I chairman.
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DEATHS.

MUssELMA AE.--May 1, 1854, Annie T.. Mussel-
man, widow Or the InL" llcnry Mussclman, ot
StrLsbuTg,
The relatives and irondS OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from her hto csiicnce, near tIasOurB, on
wednesday, the 9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, II. m.
Interment ut Woodward nm cemetery, 2t'
WILEY.-May 3, 1881, William q. Wiley, aged
81 years,
The relatives and fiionds OF the family are
respectfully inYIlod 10 attend the funeral
fTom his late residence, No, 81 East King
street, on Tuesday morning at l0'3l O'CLOCK,
Intern neut at Lancaster cemetery.
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THE FLAM kS,
FIRES in Forests ana Property,

FREEHOLD, N. j., May 5.-The forest
fires in the pines are stillburning. A tract of
land extending from Colts Neck to within
a few miles of here, has been devastated. 4.
1t is estimated that fully 1000 acres have
already been burned over and the damage
will reach nearly $4,000.
The bridge over the Schuylkill river at
Rogers ford, Montgomery county, was
burned Sunday. Tho loss is $4,000. 1t is
supposed that tho fro vas the work of an
incendiary.
Fire at Prairie City, Iowa. Saturday,
destroyed eleven buildings occupied by
about 90 persons and firms.
Fire in tho woods near Dartmouth,
Mass, has swept over from 100 to 200
acreG Of land and is still burning.
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BASE. BAIL WS.
Tho ITonslloE gc,'At tho hGrk Ulub-The
LsnCastIrs win AT Uhester.

Tho ITonsldos ucgrat tho IUrk Ulub-The
LsnCastCra wiD AT Uhester.
On saturday tho IrOn.idcs club wont to
York and played their FIST game with the
keystone club Of that town, defeating
them by the SCOro OF 7 To ,. The gIOunds
OF the club are in tho agricultural park,
aud they aro among tho worst in the state.
Tho whole field il covered with long
grass, and the in.hold is vcIy rough. No
chalk IlnCs were visible on tho grounds on
Saturday, and the pitchers box was not
even marked. The town Of York has
been noted this year for bad umpirGs, but
the one who ofioiatod on Saturday was
about as pO9raSpcCimGn rs ever attempted
the work. His namo was Charles Good
ling, and he certainly was good
man for tho home club. llo decided
everything against the lronsides, from
the start and seemed to have made
up his mind to win tho gamO for his club.
He had no regard for any rules and es
pecially bad were his decisions on strikes
and balls. With this man dead against the
lronSidos they won easily, but with fair
umpire would have had moro To show for
their work. The crowd present numbered
over 600 and they were very noisy.
The York team pICECutCd several new
men on their nine, among whom was FitH.
simmons, catontr VINO playch won oO'h
in his position and at tho bat, ROuss2y
pitched for them and did fairly we'll
Several Of the lronsidts wore unable tn hit
him with effect but Goodman, Oldtiold
and Higgins each came in for two
bagger at times when they were needed ,
Throe OF the runs by tho Lancaster boys
were earned, whilo all those of the homo
team were secured through errors in bad
throwing Of the Ironsides, whose fielding
was not as good as usual. Donald played
Il fine game at short stop, position iu
which he has been seen but little here
The score WaS aS fOIlOWa
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There arc innumcrable instances where
cures hGyo been effected by SCDvILL's SARsA-
PAnILLA, or BLOOD LIVER SYRUP, tor all dis
eases of the blood, when the patient had been
given up bv phy -icians. IL Is one OF the best
remedies ever offered to tho public ana as It
prepar Cd with thn greatest caro-, as Il specific
tor certain diseases, It IA no wonder that It
should be more cncctual than hastily written
and carclcssly prepared prescriptions. Take
SCovIL's BIO D AND LIVER SYRUP for all diSor-
dcrs arising from impure blood. II II on
dorsod by all leading professional men.
a2I-2wM WSE
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Ko~ Work RnrKsVs

ERw YORK, May 5.-Flour-state and West
@eF ss Sro ssSs S but ExtTn ySTy dS STst
a8 SO; Round Hoop Ohio, S COCA 10
choice, 81 2OG6 0Oi supernne Westei Y,
o. O0g8 6Oi common 70 good extra do, sS 500
Bsb; choice do, o. e0G8 80; choice White
Wheat do, % 250l8 90 southern steady and un.
changed common TO fair oxtra ~ 5OSi so
good 10 choice DO. o. GOpB 80.
Wheat AlIkc higher; very strong. but OK,
uemely dun No. , Ked, June, sl l2sIQl l3s6
July 81 Os4Gl O9ls No. aspiring, May, 99l e
Corn 44l5Ac higher quiet Mixed west
ern spot NJ 5ssp63c do future, G2d65Ao.
Oats k6llc higher No. 2 June, 3S6p57lIc
state i0Dt5c Western, 37dljhc
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,lornerr uornersI Mothors

Aru You dIsturbol at night and broIon OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the exoruciating pain OF cutting teeth 2
II so, go az onco ana get a bottle 0i MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II Will Tol!eve
tho poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon 1t there Is no mistake about 1t. There T.
not mother on earth who has ever used It,
who VIII not tell yOu Ht once that ii Will
regulate tho bowels and sivo rest to tie
mother, and rCliCtn health to the Chil;, Op.
Grating ltEo magic. II perfectly satu to use
In all cases, ana pleasant 10 the tnstc, Gnd -
the prescription OF ono of tho oliost ana best
emale physicians in tho United otaios. Sol .
everywhere. IS cents bottle.
Y...r.l-H agW
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CUistiau Hamakcr was found dead in
tlln rtablc Of the BIaclS Horse hotel, Eliz
abothtowu, this mornius Tho deceased
wa about 40 years Of ago and unmarried.
lie camc from very respectable family
and several years ago was left some money.
lie began life Of dissipation which is
supposed to have been the principal cause
of his death. He did not reside at any
particular place at tho time of his death,
AID had been sleeping in tho stable whero
he was found.
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iio Punished Them,

MoNT SERRATr, NO., May 5.-A party
of white men went to tho house of negro
named Joseph Hughes on Saturday night,
to punish him for insulting white woman,
Hughes got an axe ard gavo them Il warm
reception. Two Of the party were mortal.
ly wounded, and the others fed. Hughes
then surrendered to the authorities.
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"c"luS strange that any one VIII suffer
lro'.r lLr nanny arrangements h"""Ehl on hy
uu impure. .. F!On OF tho bIOOl, when SEQ.
WILLIS AND STILIINGIh,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
rrrtn, h"N'h 10 the physical organization. II
il indoul strengthening syrup, pleasant To
take, Anh nuS pruYun ilsuli To bo the best
~ uUD PURIFIER over discovered, effect
UHi,y jUrinE "cr0tug Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness Ot the Kidneys, Erysipolas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
lui.- complaints ud all discusses Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Md
ury-, stomach, skin, e. p. II cOrrccts indi
gcstinn. \ single bottle viii prove 70 yOu itz
merits ~ u health remover, Tor Il ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially whrm tho complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having tendency Ia
lesson tho natural yiSor nf the brain ana ncr
yOuJ Iyst1m.
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Aailorn Lost.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, May 5.-The
schooner Druid, from the Western Bank,
reports that two OF her crew, Charles
Brown, single, of Swollen, and George
Fedger, of Cape Cod, left the vessel to
draw trowels on Sunday, April 81, and q
heavy fog putting down they were unable
to find their way back, and arc believed to
have been lost.
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Fun on Change.

New YORK, May 5.--Busness being
dull today in the grain pit tho brokers
procured boxing gloves and set two
telegraph messengers, ono from
the Mutual Union and others from tho
Postal telegraph, to fighting. After
pummellng each other for ten minutes
collection was taken up for tho urchins
and thoy were hustled ont Of the exchange.
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Uream aud UoId Water.

What n luxury Is n bath IN summer. surely,
but n greater luxury Is a clear head In winter (;
lust when almost everybody IL sneezing and
snuiling with cold In the head. But when
you arc attacked use Eiys Cream Balm. II
cures colds In the head, and what IL better, IL
cures tho worst cases OF chronic catarrh ana
hay fever. Nota liquid, not n snuii. Pleasant
touso. Quick relief. Radical cure.
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pin. .lI.IInsI PIlcaI

Sure euro for Blind, BIecding and Itching
Piles. ono box has cured thG worst case OF %
years standing. No one need suffer hvc min.
utos after using williams Indian PILE ONT.
mcnt. IL absoTbs tumOrs, allays itching, acts
as podltico, gives instant relief Prepal cd
only tor plies, Itching OF the private parts
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt OF puicc, 81. sold by ~. B. Coch.
ran, 1877 ana l3O North Queen street.
PHYSICIANS prescribe Coldon's Liquid Beet
Tonic for tho weak. worn, and dyspeptIc.
Take no other. my Vol wdCOu&w
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Uov ulokeyand the Now orphanagc.

In Justice to all concerned, it is but fair
to state that tho late Rev. Father Hickey
was acting pastor at 81. Mary's Catholic
church at tho time Of the laying of the
corner stone of tho new orphauago and
school building, complete account of
which appeared in the lNrELLGENCER of
"Wednesday last. Father Hickey took the
greatest interest in the work until shat
field of labor
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HagulRre.

One OF tho strongest proofs OF the value ot
Kulnoy.W Ort rs II remedy for all diseases OF
the kidneys, Liver and Bowels, Ia the tact that
Il f. used and prescribed by regular ply.
slclans. Philip G. Baliou, NJ. D., OF Monkton
Vt, says "Take It all In all, II Is the most
succe ssful have ever used,
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a Steamer Ouhraatinet.

New York, May The schooner
Belle Higgins, from Tuxpas, Mexico, is at
quarantine. She reports that Thomas
MacKessy, the steward, and seaman
named John Neron died Of chagrcs fever
and were buried at sea. Both men bo
longed to Charleston, $. 9.
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Congress.

WAsnINGToN May 5.--Tho Senate to
day took up tho shipping bill and Miller
IN. j., spoke in support of it.
The House took up tho Virginia contest
cd election case Of o. TOrIal w. Paul.
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wrATaEH ISD,CaT,nss

WAsHINGToN, May For the Middle
Atlantic statea, partly cloudy weather and
rain, southcrly winds, lower barometer,
stationary temperature.
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Coi,rsd M.tnoni.ts IN Session.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 5.-The general
conference Of the African Metho list Epis
copal church Of the United States including
delegates from Africa and Hnyti, assem-
bled in this city to day.
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-Receipts, e,sOo head shin.
rnma' ,Semts' 1000 head market dun aud weaker,
aS6ngn packing, IS zoos IS; packing and
skips, ~ 1904 75 Us
Osss sSssst..ie-aeceipts. 1000 hoad shipments pco
"a s0isa Al mara9t saaS steady export grades,
common 70 medium, o. 2s05 81.
,,o ,sonntesep-keceipts, ntsp $50 hoad shipments 100 I,
"a SaH,a 10 good, % oooe 90; cho,ce TO extra
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u,nvn,, rnr,onnIl rnnlcot

IL the mot elective Pain Destroyer In tho
world wa most surely quicken iNm blood
whotnrr taken internally or uprliui cNtcr.
nally, amt tNurony moro certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic ct acute, than any
ether pain nIlrviptOr, and Il - warranted dou'
Bile a." -lr"nolh than ANY other similar propn-
ration.
II cures pain In the Site, Back or Towels,
sore Throat, Rheum0tisn, ToOthHcho, Hnd
Att ACIiES, and H. The GTCai tse,I0ver ot
Pain brow N'S iIOu8tIi0I,D rANALEh" "
should bo IN EVERY htuliiy. \ '"hspoon'Ul ~
tho Panucca In II IunhIer Oi hot wntur Iawcct.
eued. Il. profcrrcdl taken Nt GnhJht", "ill
BREAK VI corn 2p,rutta latlh.
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nFFIUE sUsQUEnANNA OAnAL UUm-


causes of SOro Throat are sudden or pro
iongcd exposure to the inclemcnCy of tho
catching cold" when oVorhcntcd, or becom.
Ing overheatcd afCer having b0an chilled
partial exposures (nCcR, feet, hcad) OF tho
same kind; the promiscuOus use Ot hot and
cold food ana drinks during the slmo rcpaSt
All Diseases OF Throat, ERraud Eye success
fully treated by
once, No. l3 East walnut strnOt, Lancaster.
Consultation tree. u5-3tdSW
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Sbnt ria Irpu,tp r,uu.

FRANKFoRD, Ky, May i-Frauk Egbert
shot Tom Gritty, yesterday morning. This
is the fourth man Egbcrt has shot during
the past thrco years.
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Ai,apcerou. Fxplo.iys

TORONTO, May 5.--Ono of the cartridges
found here last week has been iound to
contain dualiu, ~ stronger "xplosive than
dynamite.
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rhlIadoIphIn Uatrle Market.

STOCK YARDS. WEST PHILADELPHIA, May o.
Cattle in fair demand; receipts, $500 head I;
prime, GH87ci good, GHQ6Hc medium, $40
&c common, b95kc,
axe sheared sheep, SH9sNci spring
lambs, 3A97c.
Hogs mi Ifair demand Western stock, 71.8
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I,XCursiun Tickets.

From to dly To May 10 excursion tickets
viii bo i5susd on the Pennsylvania railroad Mt
s!.7I tor the round trip-to enable persons to
chcaply attend tho great musical festivals
Tickets viii be good tor ro.urn on the day
succeeding the day of issue.
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Tho voltaic Holt Co, Marshall, Mich, olIcr
to send Dr. Dyes Noltais Belt and Appliances
on trial. Tor thirty days, 10 mon, young or old
afflicted with nervous debility. lost vitality,
ana Kindred troubles SEQ advertisement In
THIS paper. M,W.fSw
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row Sof.
QuOtAtinna by Aaanciafad nrnan

tNN1'ho uS nsSocihubl Ebss.
STOCKS steady. Money easy at 2ss2xc.
New York Centrai. ................,..,.,.llsI
.i,o lSak
Adams Express. ......... ........,,,.,,,.,.....lA
Mlchlgan Central Railroad. d................, sOL
Michigan southern Railroad. .............. 05%
Illinois Central Railroad ,l27E
Cleveland q Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........l3s
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. .........lle
Pittsburgh q Fort Wayne Railroad. ...,..l29
western Union Telegraph Conpany..... t0M
Lolcdo WnDi3n. ,......'... minimum.
NeW oersey SontIhi: :..... .'.'s'...ss.,.,.-., I9M
New York Ontario a Westorn....... ..... sK
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TELEGRAMS.
SOME GABLE FLASHES FROM EUROPE


Michael Davitt Abandons Politics. y aiiure
OF tho Ceyion Company In London
Fenisns on Trial To-day.
LONDON, May 5.-Miohael Davitt, the
Irish aRitator, has abandoned politics, and
will, he says, make Australia his homo In
the future. The reason assigned for this
movement on the part of Davitt Is dis
agreement between him and Parnell.
Failure of tho Coy Ion Company.
The Ceylon company, limited, ofLondon,
has failed. 1t owed the Oriental bank,
which failed Saturday S2,000,000.
Fenians on Trial.
SLIGO, May 5.-Fitzgerald and ten other
Fcnians were placed on trial here to day
for numbering Landlord Moran. The
iniormer described tho workings Of tho
Invincibles.
a French Bank Managers Disgrace.
LAUSANNE, May 5.--Curched, the man
ager of the Banque Union Vaudoise, has
been arrested. The bank has sunk $780,
600 in spectators accounts.
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HALFAN, N. s May 5.-The body of
another man has been recovered from the
wreck OF the steamer Daniel Steinnman.
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ron Mis-. Dcun!9 smith, Louisville, KY,
stys; " For blood Impurities Bard0ck BLOOD
BHicrS seem lTtiCularly adapted. Never be-
tore had complexion so clear. Use ali the
time" For salg by ~. ~. Cochran, druggist
lSI and lS9 North Queen street
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Tho panntIsss wins ! u Mount JOY,

The Dauntless club, of Mount Joy,
opened the season at home on SATURDAY.,
when they defeated the Capital City club,
of Harrisburg. A large crowd saw the
game and the SCORE was as follows, the
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pr. Frazler,s Root ,,,,ters.

Frazier's Root Bitters arc not dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels opcn and regular,
cleanse tho blood and system of every impu'
rity Sold by druggists, o. Sold by II D.
Cochran, l37 and l39 North Queen street.
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or MatchIess Merit.

For the nose ana throat, externally or in-
ternaly used, Thomas hotectrtc OF is match
less. Asthma Catarrh, and serious throat af-
fcctions arcqu'ckly amcnahlo to this efficient
remedy. For sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist,
B7 ami 1872 North Queen street
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New York, May 5.--John +. Henry
announces a national Anti Monopoly con.
vention, at the Briggs house, Chicago,
May IA.
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shiih0olpnie.

Stocks firm.
Philadelphia & Eric II. .R...............l5 is
Heading Railroad. ........................s sOJs
Pennayivonih Railroad .................,.... bsIs
LehiRh Valley abroad. ai..,.............,.... 8SS
United Conpani@s of New Jersey 1881
Sorthctn pacitG. ..,...,......,........... s3ss
tCrthUrn 2ecihc rrOiGVro l...... sees. 52E
Northern Central EaIrOnd. COZ
Lenigh Navigation Company 46N
Ncrrfstown Railroad ....................lllE
Centlpl transportation Company..... .. JB
ltttgb'g, Titusvillo \ Buffalo u. l.. 80. 8%
Little SchuvlkNl R>urnad ......,.......... r4L
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To day was tho appointed time for the
stated meeting of the poultry association,
but there was not quorum present.
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FOR SALE.


DUBLIU SALE or VALUABLE BUILD.
j ING LOTS. ON SATURDAY, MAY -,
1851, At o'clock y. m, will be sold on tho
premises, iitty lots OF - feet each, fronting on
south Prince AMI Beaver streets IN this city
These lots lie south OF liager street, near TO
the cotton mills, Urban y Burgers planning
mill, furnace, gas works, dye works ami other
industries, and about one block from tho new
school hOus" about to be erected IN tho Fourth
ward.
Tnrtv per cent. OF the purchase money
must be paid and pOsscsson given immG-
diatcly, and the balance of 10 per cent may be
charged upon the property AM paid In tyo
years, with six por cent
may8.tm Il. FRANK ESHLEMAN.
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4KEK's PAIN PhNACEh cures pain in
man rnd boast For use externally an! inter
nQlIy.
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MALARIA positively curcd with Emory =
Standard Cure Pulls, Il never falling remedy ;
purely vegetable, contain no qulninc, sugar.
coatcCI--o5 cents myjIwdM, ,W&F&w
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SoruIE0 equals Aliens Bilious Physic In
quickly relieving Costvencss, Headaches,
Heartburn ana all other Bilious T. oublcs; 20
cents. large bottlc.-ht druggists.
,nyT.IwIM
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State OF Pennsylvania, County gLdacdHer So
1, AS. darkness, cashier OF hcabove named
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above state
mcnt IL true, to the best OF my knowledge and
belief,
A. s. HARKNEsS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before mo this lsl
day of May, 1851, H. NJ; PETERS,
Notary Public,
COrrect-Attcst
GEO. W. HENSkI,
ROBERT MONTGOMERY,
q. NJ, HESS,
ltd Directors,
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ANY physician who Is acquainted with It's
properties will say that GlCnn's sulphur Soap
IL II reliable remedy for local skin diseases.
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the Lancaster at Uhester.

A large crowd witnessed tho second
game of the Lancaster and Chester on
Saturday. The homo club lead to the
ninth inning, when the visitors occurred
three runs by heavy work at the bat.
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and all diseases OF Nerve Gcncrativo organs,
aro all permanently ami radically cured by
Aliens Brain Food, tho great botanical &c.
medy. 81 pkg, q tor sj.-h druggists, or by
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