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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

You can get Piano Stool covered with plush
below Second. mas ~
Camphor, low in price, at Hartman's Burt's Insee
fowder Lyons insect Powder, ,Knowles' Insect Pow.
.uucIs, az Hartman's. Remember, when in want o
ny an IN the drug line, always NO to Hartans
HARTMAN's DRuo STORE, IO3 Lombard street
near FOURTH, Is acknowledged by all persons eapabit
The citS ,9 10 be one Of the most reliable places in
ed. d, IL; Hartman gives this branch of his business
Crippen, at the Old Central Tea Uousc rorp,r a,
EouIh anu Market streets. has Just received new
ot OF very superior Tea at 80, Co and rs cents Der
Streets, N -'a' ~''
r5esh Crackers always hand at Crppens Fourth
Fresh roasted coffee at Crinnens Fonr,b oni Ma
Ket streets. Ff - O''' anu Wal
Ginger Ale, a refreshing and seasouable beveragc.
e CIaret pure Sherry, and other wines ard LIQUORS
Tor family use, at Bowman's, second and King Sts
r,su,,,. c- je23 It
ing purposes. A lot of 1t for sale cheap by the
WHOLE cheese or pound at JIM's Red Grocery store
On second street, between King and French.
Hats and Cdps.-The hat store of Lewis G.
springer, No 233 Market street, is one Of the
neatest and most attractive in our city. His
STOCK comprises all grades from the finest silk
down 10 the commonest straw, while his prices
are very moderate. Young gentlemen who
wish TO captiy the lsdies should make il a
point to purchase one Ct his hest "beayers, y
az thcy are really irresistible, and for we'd
uiIs parties are all The go. ie26-tf'
Best white sugar only 10 1-2 cents per pound =,
and groceries very cheap. Persons residing In
the Country will save dollars by visiting Jim's
red store, in Second street between King and
French. 1t is well known fact that Jim sells
cheaper than any other grocer In the city,
Branch Store POO West Second street.
Don't give away your money when you work
hard for ii: come 10 Jims cheap grocery Store in
second street, between King and French, near
Second street Market House. The store is 108
East Second ST., il being perfectly red painted
makes it easily distinguished. Branch store
2O9 West Second st.
E1tenS're BtSnesS.-Chdrles Kyle has recov-
cred his health and will give his personal at
tention to the sale of ice cream, CONNECTIONS, nuts
and fruit, at the y, w. corner of the Second
street market house, and will be as polite and
accommodating as ever. He will also keep ice
cream at the corner of Sixth and Orange Sts,
at his residence. He also intends to fit up
the Sylvan Springs, near the city railway
depot, where there will be conveniencies for
plcnics and every arrangement for the ac-
commodation of all who may wish to pass a
pleasant afternoon. Charley is enterprisiag and
d'serving of encouragement. No Intoxicating
liquors sold on the ground. may5-3m..
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Five per cent. interest per annum allowed ol
deposits, payable on demand
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EXCHANGE AND DEPOSIT BANK,
No. 6O2 Market street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Deposit Accounts, subject To check at sight,
(samc AS a National Bank, solicited from firms,
corporations and individuals.
Five per cent. interest per alinum allowed on
deposits, payable on demand.
Special arrangements for interest made on de-
losiis Of specific sums, for fixed periods.
Collections Of Diyidende, Notes, Interest,
Drafts, &C., made with despatch, and announced
for the day payment is received.
Checks on Banks in Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, Baltimore, Delaware, PENNSYLVANIA,
and Washington, will be credited on receipt
from customers at par.
Bonds, Stocks, Gold, 6c.-Government Sccu-
rites, Gold, State Bonds, Railroad Bonds, and
Stocks, bought and sold on commission. Local
securities a specially. Being represented in all
the principal cities by reliable correspondents,
we are prepared 10 attend TO any business in this
line with prompness and despatch. Persons
wanting 10 buy or sell, are invited to give us a
call. Quotations of the active 5 ocks at New
! York and Philadelphia received daily at ol;r of
, flee.
| Sound Investment securities negotiated and
for sale.
Every kind Of legitimate Banking done.
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Collections Of Dividends, Notes, Interest
Drafts, &C., made with despatch, and announced
for the day payment is received.
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Deposit Accounts, subject 10 check at sight
(samc AS National Bank, solicited from firms
corporations and individuals.
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s. M. + ELTON

WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: =, ~
ieave French street Wharf, Wilmington, l" %"
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, philadelphia A. ~
A. M and AIS p. NJ, stopping at HOOK ana ehes'c'
each way.
FaIe to Phiiadslphia-- S0c
Return Trip Tickets s0c
Fare to Chester or Hook q0c
Excursion Tickets
Freight teNep A' "''"' may5-u
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A,
with trains leaving Phiiaae, Phipmare Railroad Trains
arriving at 1915 A. NJ. x,x u NJ connects
Train leaving Wilmington at o3o 90 d " Nj
with train leaving Philadelphia at 4eo connec,s
Train arriving at Wilmington i,os a '"'
with train for Philadelphia at $40 a. ~ NJ u Nj with
Train arriving at wilmington AZ i'oo
tram for Philadelphia at 200 7. M. IN p M, with
train for Baltimore and Washingt9n a A. or and Dela
with train for philadelphia az o'ey r. w.
ware Railroad Trains at 6.26 +. M: AZ and 35O
Trains leaving LsndenbsrS at tpshiladeiphia saS leaving
Wilmington at $40 A. NJ. and 90 r. Non M, az a 25
Delaware trails South, leaving Wiimihs''" ~
PM - .u, .na p W. 4
Omnibus transfer betwsen w. &w9 ana 81 Front
Is. Depots and cars Of Wilmington Sty L. cents for
and Market Sts., by MoMullen u Seal, AZ onaaga o
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington 100 and $50 r. NJ. Lev nt VII
denberg, si5 A. M and 445 p NJ Afrfie rriSe at Ian
denberg II and 7.l7 r. NJ. Train arriving !" "phna
mingtoa at 600 p NJ connects with train ior h""
delphia at $50 p. NJ. ,,,o coNrrr Smut
SLIT DANl III SOt,t1N-1, -
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" ERN X. X. ~ SASnx-n.@
TINE TABLE.
A.. .u, affair MONDAY, April 7th, 1873, Trains
""N wiliieave as follows'
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Essences of all kinds Laudanum, Paregoric, Syrup
Squills Olive Oil Nitrs, Mate mans DSops asSSfega
Cordial, Epson Salts, SIENNA Doses,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09

TOWNSHIP CLERKS AND SCHOOL DI-
RFCTORS.-We have already called attention
to the law which requires township clerks to
make ana publish full and complete state
ments of the financial condition of their
townships within sixty days after the annual
spring election. y neglect failure to
comply with this act subjects the officer to a
penalty of fifty dollars.
In several counties of the State suits havo
been brought by taxpayers for disregarding
this law and in each case the penalty was
imposed and collected. Township clerks
may save expense and litigation by OOsery-
ing this information. .
The law requires similar publicity in the
matter of school accounts. An act passed
two years ago makes it obligatory upon di-
rectors to publish annually statement OF
the receipts and expenditures of their re
spective school districts. II this law be not
complied with, taxpayers may refuse to set
tie their school tax. School boards through
out the country should bear this in mind and
avoid the perpleXity that may otherwise
arise.-ErchaHge.
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THE w LINING.

THE WTLNIINGTON AND READING RAIL
RoAD.-Ber6S County IL. IL. AHCoHtr0cted FOT.
We are enabled to state that the VIII
mington * Reading Railroad Extension
first from Birdsboro' TO Heading and thence
TO the Lehigh River-is advancing rapidly
toward successful completion, and has,
within Il few days, made several important
steps of progress.
The contracts for the graduation and ma
sonry of the upper half OF the Berks County
Railroad. (rcferred to above as the eXten-
sion from Reading to the Lehigh,) were ar
ranged last week This portion is between
Leuhartsville and SlatingtOn, and Is gener-
ally light work, which can be rapidly pre-
pared for the track.
Financial arrangements between the Viii
miugton& Reading and the Berks County cor
pOratiOns were also cOnsummated, by which
the nine miles of road between BlrdSbOro
and Reading will be promptly built. Con
siderable work upon it Is done, anu the IRON
to put down the track is already provided
by the w. q r., but Il heavy rock cutting
has impeded progress. Ihls VIII now De
promptly finished, and in four months 1t rs
expected that the trains to and from this
city will run direct between Hrdshoro and
Reading, over the extension, without using,
as now, the tracks OF the Philadelphia y
Reading.
Another important matter is the sale of
all the remaining Second Mortgage Bonds
OF the Wilmington x Reading Railroad. y
considerable amount of these were unsold.
The improving prospects of the road have
now enabled the Company TO place the whole
OF them on satisfactory terms, and enable II
to perform all its part of the development
and extension.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has pre-
sented to the Berks County Railroad the
right of way through the City of Reading, a
passage which, as we have from time to time
kept the public advised, the Philadelphia 81
Reading corporation was determined to pre-
vent. The right of Nay is given through
Front street, the same on which the Berks
County road proposed to lay its rails, several
months ago, under authority of the Reading
City Councils. The passage of the bill by
the Legislature, it is expected, Will settle
the question definitely, and assure TO the
new road its way through Reading in spite
of the efforts of the old line to crush 1t ont.
Within year. it is confidently hoped to
have our whole line, of one hundred miles,
between Wilmington and the Lehigh Coal
Region, via the great manufacturing district
of Reading and vicinity, completed and rea-
dy for operation.- Wilmington Commercial.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09

THE PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL for May
is an excellent number, containing many
particularly interesting features, rtz: The
Portraits and Life Sketches of twelve Editors
of leading Religious NewspapcrS-such as
The Observer Christian Union, EUaHgetiSt,
Christian LpteLigencer, Liberal Christian,
Church and state, Baptist Union Christian
Adc0cqte, n. ,J. Messenger, Je1ctSh Chronicle,
etc; Human knowledge Past and Present.:
Mouths we Meet and their Meaning illus
trated Does Sorrow Kill "a pathetic story !;
James Blake of indianapolis, Portrait and
Character Justice Ward Hunt Building
with Rough Stone Does the Human Race
Degenerate in America? The Gulf Stream;
Curiosities of Suicide, etc. The number
merits general appreciation let everybody
read it. Price, 80 cents three months on
trial, 30 cents years subscription, So
>. X. Wells, Publisher, New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09

AT the foot Of the great T.z-
there is a mass of snow and ie-
the shape of an immense c0l=
feet IN height. II Is formed @. 2
in the season, by the freezing g.a
from the fall; then. aS rhe s-T
come on, the vacuum ere .ted lg-
water attracts the light 1ass'
which are whirled abou, Iu eddy =
and settle in an immeu~s. mas 81
to the depth of 400 feet WA.
spring floods the immense volume.
pouring into the centre uL this q
mass, from q height above lie g
the chasm, of 1000 feet rt--
such force as To throw clouds % s
feet IN the air. Snow piled mp
of from 500 to 4OD feet and va-s
600 feet 10y a rebound, wag d. /.
cNaggerations, but they ale i.-
bic facts to the few who Lave ~
portunity of witnessing the ten.
Unity of winter and spring sc---.
wonderful region.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09

SCOTCH ECHOEs.-ThOugh the natives
of Scotland are generally supposed to be
extremely reticeut of speech themselves,
THEN country, as it happens, is very loqua-
cious in the matter Of echoes. This is ac-
counted for 10y the rugged and mountain
ous character Of the northern kingdom
Posencath, near Glasgow CaItlauo Craigs,
Lauarllane Loeb, Dochart, Perthshire
Arthur's Seat /; Edinburgh Loeb Kline
liam, Cromarty the castles of Achinduin
and Kingerloch, in AFgyleshire, are all
noted for what Doctor 1'yndall calls wave
motions, and tourists linger AT these places
and listen with delight to the curious eff
fects produced. At Roseueatc, if a trum-
pet be played, the echo will begin the tune,
and repeat 1t accurately as soon as this
echo has ceased, another viii give the tune
III lower tone, and after the second has
ceased, third will succeed, with eoual
fidelity. though in n much feeEIer tine
But the most beautiful echo liz Scotland
one of the finest, indeed, i'll the world !
occurs i'll the ancient and ruined abhnv
church of Paisley. When the door of tI,e
chapel is shut, the reverberations are eonaI
TO the sound Of thunder. Breathe sinoIa
note in music, and the tone ascends gradu-
ally till it dies away in a soft and most be-
witchng murmur. If good voice sing.
n instrument be played, the effect is in
.ribabIy agreeable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09
1923 Eleventh Ayenue.
Between 18th and 18th Sts.. Altoona.

All such goods as Spices, Brushes, Wood
and Willow Ware, Shoe Biacking and Station
cry will be sold from manufacturers printed
price lists. and all other goods in my line at
Philadel phia, Baltimore, Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices To dealers present the
peculiar advantage of saving rhem all freight
and ,irayage, as they are not required to pay
freights from the principal cities and no dray-
age charges are made. Dealers NAV rest as
sureG that my goods are of the best qualt' and
nv prices moderate as city rates. BY doing
a fair upright business, and BY promptly and
satisfactorily filing all orders, l hope TO merit
the patronage of retail dealers and others in
Cambria county ard elsewhere. Orders re
spectlully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona. July 90, 1869. If.
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ROMANCE OF ARITHMETIC =
romantic Of all numbers IS tle -
because 1t can't be multiplied a.. ~.
rid of anyhow. Nh8tevcrya yaI,
to turn up again rs was the ~ ~
gene Aram's victim. One le.lr. =.
perty of this figure said TO Lave
discovered by Mr.. Green wA'G.,-- a.
Is that all through the mu..l...-
the product of nine comes % l--., !.
ply by what You like and ll g ...
result. Begin with twice n.n. /. i.
digits together, and ana aass-.
Three times nine are =. anu .--s
8. So it goes on, mp TO eleven '---5-ts
which gives 80. Very god. ga
9 and 9 are Is. and / and .i-, u. ~
on to any extent it Is imp2s'-,-,r
of the figure nine. Take r,,,ris
stances at random. Three -- --f !
thirty-nine times nine are o. rr.
the figures and they are hiA5. '.,s RI
and and seventy-oue J.mes l..., 5 and !.
the sum Of these digiJs IS 90
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09

EDFs NHlE IS ~ > - - --%A'h Il -
Cure Emc5picsst consumption.
Dr. GAEsyEE'S TAR REMEDIES
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Dr. GAEsyEE'S TAEE REMEDIES
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DR.. GAEsVEN's EAE2 REMEDIES
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Dr. GAEsVFN'S TAEs RENEERES
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E3r. GAR WINS ,TAZs REMEDIES
Remove Pain in the Side OF Back.
Da.. GzAE5EES = 'CAEE EsEuEDEES
Ar q SzsT,c ,'5o- E'c,stc.
EDs'. GAEEVEE'S TAEg REMEDIES
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Dr. 9EAE2SEN'S [EAse 5E EVE EDFES
Cause the Food So Digest.
Dr. GsAEsVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Restore the ysTcsaEz and EocyDIl5ts.tcG
EPr. GARsg-EE'S EAEs EgEwEDEEs
Give Tone 90 Y0ssr System.
L. z. EYDE p CE,
SOLE PROPRIETCRS.
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''Very good - said his fond father :;
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the old blind cake woman to change for
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mo, papa" said little Tommy, as lie
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-08-21

In SePtembpa, 1863, one William Al
ian was talking after this manner
.'We put down South Carolina nullifi-
estion, and how? No, BY BaG'icria9
seven or eight hundred thousand men?
By making a million and a half oil
orphans in this country? That's moi
the work that Democrats have DONE
Those bloody scenes were reserved for
the abo!itionists TO produce" Mr..
Allen was cheerful old frieni of the
Union in those days, evidently. What
glorious. encouragement such words as
these mus. have afforded the men who
had just fought at yicksburs and Get
tVsburgh