Daily Republican., 1876-06-28

have thought best to let him retire for the
present, ifonly to make room for the
Judge, now that he has again taken
up bis abode in our State.
Many of us remember, and trust
with gratitude, tie noble stand this now
much abused man took during the dark
days of the rebellion, when many true
lovers OF the Union cause were sick at
heart, how he then lifted up his manly
voice in defence of the old flag. and We
who remember those perilous times
cannot now tell what our condition
would have been in this Centennial
year, had it not been that we had such
men iD our country.
l would say, in closing this commnica-
tion, that if change is 10 be made, and
the Judge desires the appointment, it is
our earnest wish he may be cofilmed. B.
Markets. Butter sold at 25to35 cents
per pound eggs 20a2S per dozen; po-
tatoes Sails per half peck celery 3a7
per stalk; turnips 15a2O hf. PIX
radisbes 2a5 a bunch gooseberries
5aS pr. qt.; parsnips 5 cts. bunch,
apples l6 cents hf. PIX ;pickels 1Oa16 pei
dez.;chickens 81 OOa75 per pair; corn 90
a63 a psshel +; oats 4Oa45 do; 'beefsteak
12a20 per pound ,stewing pieces Sale do;
roast 12a2O do; ham % do. mutton
chops 16a20; legs l5a20 /; racks 10a12;
lard 16 do; veal 10a25 do. !; cat fish la
Is do; rock Is do. !; porgies 10 do;
honey 25a3O per lb ;lladdock 8 c's. per
lb. halibut 20 do. !; mackerel 20 a piece,
pound =; bologna sausage 15do. peas 10a
Is hf PIX. gui0eas 81 per pair /; gr, ,en
onions 2 cts. a bunch rhubarb 4 do.
radishes Bad do. ;spinnach 10 a hf. pix.
tomatoes 10a2O quart. Strawberries
10a20 do, squads 25 per pair,
string beans I5hfp pk.; new potatoes 15a1S
do. /; cherries Gallo qt; asparagus 12
bunch; cucumbers lac piece, squasbes
4a5 piece, beets 5 per bunch, currants
10 a qt., cabbage 3alO head,raspberries
13a15 qt.
Our readers will find in another column
az a4s5! Dosr", ~n,eh publishes the
immensely popular work entitled "Tbe
Sc ence If Life, or Self-Preservation," !"
which treats upon all the disorders that
result from the errors of youth in mas er-
ly manner. It should De in the hands Of
every Young man and every person suffer-
irg from a decline of The physical powers.
The Institute also publishes thoss inval-
liable treatises, "sexual Physiology of
woman" and "Diseases of the Nerves
aud Nervous Maladies A very elaborate
and costly Gold Medal has recently been
presented to the author Of these wcrks ~
the National Medical Association. Don I
fail to read the advertisement.
Sudden Death.-John Ruth died ve'y
suddenly on Tuesday night, at his resi-
d,nce, No. 903 Chestnut street, he eat
his supper as usual. but between nine
and ten O'Clock he complained ofnot feel
ing we'll, and he died in a short time af-
forwards. On Monday he complained
Of something being the matter with his
hands, and said that Doctor Jones was
trying to cure them. 1t Is said that er.
rysipelas was the cause of his DEATH
Mr.. Ruth wss brlcklayer by trade, and
Was auOub ~ Neul VI aye
Dro,vned.-Elijah F. Hignu't and two
companions left CannoD's Ferry in a
small boat for Ssafnrd, last SATURDAY.
afternoon, and on returning homeward
Hignutt declared lie would take the boat
to Cannon's Ferry or I'll take her to
he'll. On turning The point below the
steam mill the boat capsized and Zig
mutt was drowned. One of his compan
ions swan ashore, and The other was
rescued by two mon who witnessed the
accident.
Fourth of July.-The Odd Fellows
are making preparations to decorate their
Hall at Third and King streets. Flags Of
every nation will be displayed from the
windows of the building, and the fig OF
the order at the mast head on top of the
hall. The Fame Hose and various Engine
houses Of the city, will also be decora-
ted.
Baptists.-The Baptists Of this city
will hold a mass meeting at one Of their
churches on the 10th Of July, in honor
of the Centennial year. when addresses
will be delivered by Revs. A. Macarthur
T, M. Eastwood and j. B. Cook.
u. j. Henry is engaged in making
boots and shoes at the corner of Taylol
and Spruce streets, and is ready to TAXI
the measure of the foot Of everv custom
that calls. He also attends promptly tt
repairing.
Anthony johnson is engaged in max
ing boots and shoes, on Taylor street be
low Church. He is good workman
and is ready to wait on customers. Re
pairing a specially.
Sale.-That portion of the Whining
ton and Reading Railroad lying in Penn
sylvania is advertised to be aold at tn
Merchants hotel, in Philadelphia, O
the second of October next.
Correction The William Cox tbs
was in the Police report of Tuesday
a son of Thomas Cox. who spell the
name Cox, and not Coke as we had it.
John Hedrcks is selling tobacco an
cigars at No. S45 Church street, and
ready and willing 10 serve all who ma
: call.
Samuel Hinton is making boots ar
!, shoes and also doing repairing at 10
: rates at No. 3l4 East Ninth street.
rtF. SfJs5 l ~ $50 I.s, % |s'5sfil IL sFf'. a