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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-12
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

FgSl Just published. a new edition Of
In. CuLyEuwELL's CgLEDghTEp
t2 ESSAY on the radical cure with.
out melicine) Of Spermatorrhml or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss
e.. impotcncy, Mental and Physical ln-
capacity, lmPeliments TO Marriage. etc. /;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in.
duced by sclf'inlulgence or sexual extra.
yarlnce, SC.
ns5"price, in sealed envelope, only
siN cents
The celebrated author, in this Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming 2
consequences Of self-abuse may be radi
eally cured without the dangerous use OF
Internal medicine or the application oi
the knife pointing out q mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, and efeeiual by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be may cure
himself cheaply, privately. aud radiediiy.
Ds.5-This Lecture should lie in ihs
hands Of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent updsr seal, ina plain envelope, Il
any stfess, Post-pdid on receiptof siS
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE CULVERwELL MEDICAL co.
u Am St., New York Post Office Box 1856
July IL, 1876. ly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-12
Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Change Your surroundings.

an wanting rRr1T FARMS, especially
adapted % the growth oftho VINE, whore Il
ls an cstablishel success an1 pays BARrE
PROFIT; The land Is also adapiei TO tho
growth oi Peachc', Pears. apples and small
fruits also, Drain, Grass, and Vegetables.
Many hundreds OF excellent VINEYARDS,
oMluARnS and EARNS, can now no seen.
Phiindclphis, by Railroad, Ia a mild, delightful
climate; and at the very doors OF tho Now York
and Phlladelphia Markets. Another Railroad
TIE PLACE is already Large, Successful
and Prosperous. Churches, schools ani other
utactories OF Shoes clothing olass, straw
Goods and other things, at which different
members OF family can procure employment.
IL has been iIEA LTHY RESORT for some
] years past for people suffering from pulmonary
| affections, Asthma, tatarrh, Aguo, and debili.
| ty' many thousands have entirely recovered
now Iirick Hotel has Just boon completed,
| 100 feet front, With back buildings four stories
high, including French roof and all modern Im-
prlvements Tor the accommodation OF visitors.
! P.lce Of FARM LAND 1880 per Acre. pay.
able by lhstallmonts, wlthln tho period OF lou r
years. In this climate planted out 10 vines, 20
acres ofland will count fully as much as iJo
Persons unacqu,inted With Fruit Growing,
can bcHome familiar with 1t In short time on
account of fsurr0undings.
Five Acres One Acre, and Town Lots In tho
towns Of Landlsvlilc AMI Vlnelani, also Tor
sale
! whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition,
| A paper containing full information viii DO
/ sent upon application to CuARLBs X. LANDS,
/ Nlnelaud. ~ J., Tree Of cost.
! The following lsan extract from description
Of Nlncland, published Ia the New York rRi.
/ nuSR, by the woll known Agricultural, Solon
! Robinson
| All the farmers wore Of tho well 10 don sort
and soino Of thom, who have turno their atten.
| ti0n To fruits a'fl market gardening, have grown
| rich. Tho soil Il loan, varying from sandy tC
! claycy, and surface gently undulating, intor
! scctcd with small streams ami occasional wet
meade ws, IN which deposits of peat or muck ar,
stored, sufiicient to tertillge tho whole upian,
surface alter II has been exhausted OF its natur
al fertility.
II Is certainly ono Of tho most extensive fer
tile tracts, in an almost level position, nnt
suitable condition tor pleasant farming, that
We Know of this silc OF tho Western prairios
] Wc found some of tho oldest farms apparently
just ~ prohtabiy productive ~ when iirst clear
ol Of forest hlty or n hundred years ago.
] Tho gcDlogist woul soon discover tho cause
ofthis continued fertility, Tho whole countrl
Il n marine deposit, and all through tho so II "
found evilC Cnces OF cnlnrcous substances, Ycnor
ally Ia tho form Of induratoi calcnro0us mari
showing many distinct forms of ancient shells
OF the tertiary formation and this marly sub
stance lssclttorc all through tho soil, In u yer
| cUmmiuutcd form, and In the exact cOndItio
most easily assimilltcd by such plants as IN
former desires to cultivate. AuW.3, n
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A GREAT grand son Of Lafayette is
now on visit TO the United States.
lie is at present tho guest OF General
Meigs, the Quarter Master General,
who accompanied him on visit to
tho tomb Of Washington at Mount
Vernon last week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-28
CHRISTADORO'S
III A IR ID " e

tTHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE is
~ the SAFEST and BEST it acts
instantaneously, producing the most
natural shades of Black or Brown;
does NOT STAIN the SKIN, and is
easily applied. It is a standard pre-
paration, and a favorite upon every
well appointed Toilet for Lady or
Gentleman. Sold by all Druggists.
j. CHRISTADORO.
p. @. Box 1888. New York
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

DR.. Tut has been ell
ga:cd in the practice Of
unedicineth thirty years, and
fora longtime was demon.
s!ra!or ct anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor.
,ia, hence persons usin::
III; Pills have the guaran
tee that they are prcparec
on scie ntitic principles
and arc free from al
q; 'ckcrv.
lie has snccccdrd il
combining in them tn.
i, reiolorc antagonist
qualities nf a strength"
M@.fn,::eofIve, 0rdnfm
tying h"Hff. )
Their first apparent CT
Gcct is to increase the ar
petite l,v causing the foo,
TO property assimilat,
Tins the system is noni
isil' !, and by their ton:
action ON tho digestive y,
g:I'ls, regular and health
excavations are produce
The ~. i,'ity with viii
tr,>onS tnks on fts
willie under the inilucnc
OF these pills, OF itself in
tlica,cs their adaptahili'
to no,rish the body, Ar
hence their cfiicaryincu en-
ing nervous debility. me
ancholy. dyspepsia, was
ing q; the muscles, .lu.
gislnrss of the live
chronic constipation, -
20 HE sv.Ic;n. -"
III ray Street, New Yo
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-28
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NEW YORK.
1873.

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ERRORS OF YOUTH,
$40 REV n Rid!

AS EVIL DISPOSED PERSONS
N and trespassers are often break
ing the GATES aud tearing down the
FENCES of the fields of the Clapp
Plantations, | hereby offer a Reward of
TEN DOLLARS, i'll each instance, for
proof that will convict, and on convic-
ton the reward will be promptly paid.
a. w. MCLAURINE,
Nov 2l-3t. Agent,
, 1877-08-05

TOR sALE-DY WALLER BROS. MAGnL, 81
Irx".Iofy md basement frame house on Dearborn
- near twenty -ninth. very low; must be sold.
iva very tne residences with large ots nne location
story and basement stone front on Dearborn
81: ss:::reral ine lots on Dearbora-av. very cheap
x feet on Jacksou-st-, Ashand-av. very cneap
G Ind 50 feet Ashland -av-. near Jaekson-st very
cne sa9 feet corner lot. Ashland-as very cheap.
Two corners. +s1lo5 feet, on Warren-av. and Wash.
a,rtnn IT, must be sold.
uEsn. very cheap lots on Fu!ton.st east OF western
-. ind Lat1n sl.. south Of Har11son
siieet lar1abee.st, near sacrifice
1sh.snd.av.. near Jacksoa-si. Is and 20 feet Very
hesn: also coruer. 100 feet very cheap. "
fne corners. 49 and los feet On Warren az and
usshjncton st. must he sold.
ssy. md On adin aad Nixon sss, near Poik "es''
sofeet Michigan near Thirty second must
WF sALE-DY HAIR BROTHERS, oa DEARB0RS-
N 1c5s West Adams ST.. 44xlea with e-rocu cot.
ce o. VII exchange for vacant lot Or lot and house
- nod peighborbood. South or North Side.
flspne mill fully equipped for business or will take
.ond farming lands: Kansas preferred.
hts hotel In kankakee, ILL.,. for sale At half te
sue to estate Also several Other hotels ia
.rcr frame residence rith cellar and ample grouads
lin fruit xnd shadetree8 grapes and berries; one
sack from city and college parks, GalesburE Il OF
iii exchange for good Chicago residence aud
so1cnd,d business corner 1e0xiso with st1 houses
tne Irck). al well rented only block from depot
a'eA'''o@ HAIR BROTHERS.
50 Dearborn~st.
knhY
, 1877-08-05
WANTED TO REVT.A

vTJ swTrn NJ, ,,,r ~, -sxvrT ~ =
exceed So per month; water handy. b IS. Tribunc
tv7.Vrrn-r, x,,.,..-'~.>-.- = x.,--a..-;,
w ASaE aEu-lD NESf-A NEW HOUSE, OK ~
Side preferred b,st 0f references ri Trihnne
-,.xrrn 49,. .-,,.. @S..-
Gt+niH EnElO LsEST-Ef GENTLEMAN AND
~, wMe, tWo rooms ia private family. with or with
1Trx3-rEEn T0 3;z777z7z
w aHHhhEfotE,V H.hf lsEAI-A HOUSE IN SUBURB.
,s ~.ni wan nai nonf of Stty large grounds; you'd
5s Tribune oiIIcc. ''' ~ee'Ah sn4sAe1s~ *Aaa'ess
-r,r1rn ~ ,7777,,-~. 73,7,z;;;7-
ua!ly 1nfplsned house. within mile OF Court
HOUSE. II 70 II room1 D t.. Tribune office.
WASTED-To PENTHOUSE ABOUT TO ROOMS.
~ near Lincoln Park. Name location and price, and
aaoFess T. c. HAMMOND, 80 and 24l lase-st.
VyTAS1Ep-rn RFyr-A srcr1 y.H,1PSieTC6
w hnnsH ~ ~ * A-E r ~
, 1877-08-05

{t"sSo soS,hA hATna n.:.,v vAtAsI LOT 2Sxl25 FEET on
~ n.e.s Hct~eeh lnlf1y nth and
taEe DAT nav orse apS hs 90 o1 It
+ Mf @ ias s9fth "ells'st. or address Il.
@-G* - - G1.2* -IoHn / JIM. 1No. .--..
t'olHs. sALE.qE ExcnANGE-VEEY PLEASANT
na1 !AISe lot sell caeap On account OF ILL.,
9es-.eas 9ea-l-t..-1..11 : -. 11loaae once:
81, --.@@=
see = = e
GTQR SALE-OS ACCOUNT OF A CHANGE -
business requiring my entire time in the civ otfer
at decided bargain y home In near sui,nrh: honse
contains all nodern Improve nleos; hot ami rnti
ctc iarse barn s1rare o1a G e. heated " area
etc cruund contains ncTrs I
= e - - = .-.uut.E ~ oGlce.
acrss horse ss7e s,dn drnthrki da.i, EARNS FOUR
= - f,.t;na 49, %ts ap"n. 1cn acres 1ouse
EiKiE Ham aa 1,s 'Wubdny Wasbty, , sna Aouuay. J. e.
Tor; S1fR-ovF ~ :ri;i; ;;;3;3s.57 - ;-7,5-=z
r ~ I'm ~1.ore af -! aaE FINE5l .AQCATlDSS
u-t,h roa,ao 80 ~ ~, a1acnEnn pttck house.
acrcs ~ nrnnnd ~ ,a III n.9a.rn improvements about
, 1877-08-05
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE

For sALE-oE EXcllANGE-VRKY PLEASANT
cottage and large lot: sell cheap on account Of iii.
health: + 4U Tribune o:ncc. ~ A
, 1877-08-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOB SALE-A VACANT LOT 25xla5 FEET on
Son9h Dearborn st. between Thlrty-1ft aud
faSS ~ pat pay horse and bnggy Inquire Of STAT.
EpHn Mt. MURPhl l3s Sorth Wells.st. address Il.
, 1877-08-05

ITO I:ENT-F1NE TH1ED-FLOOR LOFT on MADI-
L son-si., uear Fifth-av-. cheap. o., Tribune
no EENT-ylLL LEASE FOR a TERM Of YEARS
on Canat-st., Harrison. ioxl5 feet. with vide
alley In rcaE or viii erect building for reson-
siblc parties. JAMES II. WARD. Room 81 Mctropol-
m Hfn4.E
, 1877-08-05

IrOE SALE-sl0n ST MONTHLY, WILL BUY BEA IT,
t!ful lots, River Groves, Desrlniacs: $50. cottage
and lut. EDsiUSD G. STILES, os Madson.st.
EoR sALE-oI: EXCHANGE QUARTER OF
Chicago Hardware Manufacturing Company's
property 1t slapEcwood. free and titlc clear DUFFY
:CNj South f{alstcd
, 1877-08-05

ITO RENT FURNISHED HOUsE-TWO-sTORf
L Anl basement tt0be 'front.' III roons. .ulolern and
Complete. 4. y. HYDE, Es5 D:asa3sa.s:,, koon H.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-16
ENTERTAINMENT

The coucert and entertainment In the
basement OF the Sacred Heart Church, cor.
Tenth and Madison, for the benefit of that
church aud school, to be given by the
pupils Of that school solely, tc-morrow eve
mug, August 10th, at 8 O'clock y. NJ. ia ex-
pected to be as We'll attended and patron.
ized BY our readers as it we'll deserves, We
understand, music will consist principally
In songs composed by the founder of that
church. the Rev. +. Mayer, sung the first
time that evening by the children. Besides
that they shall play, (tnd is expec;ed) In an
excellent manner. A great drama repre-
senting the celebrated "Empress St. Hee-
ma" mother Of Constantine the Great,
going to Jerusalem iu search OF the holy
cross. which she found and erected for the
venaration OF the faithful.
This 80 we'll selected theine for that per-
formaDce, assur, s US that the effort OF the
concert and entertainment will create no
less pleasure, as did similar performances,
given during the last few years at the same
place and for the same purpose. and it is
expected, that the audience consisting t o
other years IN over thousand persons, will
TINS time rather increase than dilninisn.
Tickets as We are informed, will be sold ut
anytime in the schoolhouse near the church
and at the door. Admission Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-16
SQUIRE BRApY's COURT.
A SUIT ON A xors-A rRrap Ass CA

AsuIr ON A KoTB-A TREsPAss CASE.
Squire Brady yesterday heard the fol-
lowing cases:
Daniel McStay brought suit against
george Quinn for tn. recovery OF the
money ON a note of $40 which he receives
from Quinn In payment for a mare. line
case was given 10 referees--L. W. Std
ham, James 2. FL yes and W. J. Morrow
Ito whom Quinn testified that the mare
though alleged TO be perfectly sound at
the time of the sale. proved to be badly
affected with the heaves. The referees
decided that there was no cause Of ac-
ton, and the plaintiff was r. quired to
pay the costs Of the suit. Chas. B. Lore
Esq, represented the defendant.
James Dorsey, for committing vio-
ient assault and battery ON his wife, was
hned rs and costs, and required 70 give
bail in the sum of 5000 TO keep he peace
James Henry and Jacob Hill, both
colored and residents of Appoquini-
mink Hundred, were the parties to suit
wherein James was charged with "tres.
pass and breach of the pound" for COM
ing upon Hills grounds and releasing his
cattle. which Hill had impoundcd for
trespass. The Squire read the statutes
TO the parties, and informed them that
School District No. 65, in which thev
lived, had no stock law, and therefore It
was lawful for stock to run at large with
10 the limits of the district. He also told
Hill that 1t was his duty to keep his
ground well fenced, and If he failed to
do this (Which he did, according to the
eyidesce) he had ne right to impound
Herry''s. cattle, when they trespassed
upon him, and when impound them he
did so Henry had perfect right to come
and release them. He then dismissed the
case.
The defendant, James Henry, was pro-
vided with letter from Samuel Town
send, Esq, certifying to his good charac-
ter and steady habits, and to the worth.
less nature of the plaintiff in the case.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-16
Ruxb,t Ac.a.r,xs

The fall term of this Academy, will
commence on Monday September III
Rugby provides thorough raining by
careful instruction from Accomplished
ana experienced teachers. Especial pains
z taken to lay good foundation in ele-
mentary studies, and then to carry on
tne work regularly and systematically.
The aim of the Principal is to awake N
an interest in study, and to give an edn,
cation which will make boys useful and
honorable men. One of the features of
this Institution Is to endeavor to train
scholarly gentlemen, especial attention
oeing paid to the cultivation of good
habits and good manners,
The English language and Literature
Is studied in various ways, throughout
the course. The course of study also
includes Algebra, Geometry, Higher
Mathematics, Latin, Greek. Modern
languages, Scientific studies and Phono-
graphy: Special advantages are offered
at Eug6y for thorough business educa-
ton, The Primary Department Is in an
excellent condition, az able and ex-
perienced teachers have been engaged.
M ost Of the seats for the Fall Term have
Deen already taken. Parents and guar
dians wishing to see DIR. Murphy in re-
terence to securing seats, can find him
every day at the school rooms in Masonic
Temple, between the hours of 8 and IL
o'clock, a. m
The daily gazette., 1877-08-16

FfRH.-The dwelling and smokehouse on
d. j. Cummins' "Rall farm" In the Neck.
between Smyrna and Bombay Hook. was
totally consumed by fire last Sunday after
noon, together with about one half of the
household effects Vi Jos. Il. Anderson, the
tenant. 1t was rather an old structure, and
the Insurance, $45o In the Kent Mutual.
nearly covers the loss. It 10 supposed the
hre originated from . defective Aue. Mr..
Anderson fell from ladder and was badly
stunned, In trying to throw bucket of wa
ter on the roof.
In A CRITICAL CONDITION. The lit
tie daughter Of Mr.. J. l.. Smith, who
was bitten on Sunday last, still suffers
from the wound. Yesterday the physi-
clan in attendance examined the wound
and removed quantity of proud flesh,
and upon very careful examination he
found that the teeth of dog had penetrat-
ed clear to the bone. The wound is still
very much inflamed, and the pain is
slightly increased. The dog has not
been seen since.
NOMINATION ELRcTIoN.-The Demo-
cratic nomination election for candidates
for President of City Council, City Trea-
surer and Ward officers comes off ON
CaluluaJ oiNoIhOOu, az Luc ulHcr0ub VOL
ing precincts of the city. The number
of candidates in some of the Wards
makes the tickets rather complicated, but
the candidates are endeavoriDg to arrange
them SO as to accommodate the desires
of all voters.
BASE RALL.-The Quicksteps, yester-
day afternoon, played the Red Stockings,
of Gloucester, N. Y. but the visitors not
being q very strong organization, the
home club won an easy victory, by a
score of % to 0. Tomorrow they play the
Beverly IN. J.) club, and on Saturday the
Germantown club.
WILL PARTiCIPATE.-The American
Rifles have decided to participate in the
Centennial celebration of the battle Of
Brandywine, which takes place on the
ground near Chadd's Ford, on Tuesday,
September 11th. They will be gone two
or three days.
Rapidly IMPRovING.-Mr. FL. A.
Wells, is rapidly improving from the Ell
fects Of the recent accident. Yesterday
and to-day he was able sit up for short
time. The wound occasioned by the
amputation of his foot is healing rapidly.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-16
FIRST EDITION!
Target Shooting.
THE AMERICAN RIFLES AT peNNseRovr
"A FINE DISPLAY OF SHOOTING

THE AMERICAN RIFLES AT PsNNseRoyE
a FINE DISPLAY OF SHOOTING.
Yesterday the American Rifles left
tDis city and embarked on the Alice ~.
FTeSton Ior Pennsgrove where they We're
70 engage in target shooting. The COM
pany had been furnished with several
rounds ofcartridges for that purpose Con-
sldering that the company, since its or
ganization, had never practiced before
The shooting was remarkably good. Each
lleinoer OF The company was required TO
nre Two shots at fifty yards and three al
one hundred yards. The target consist
ea OF white board twenty-five inches
vide and six feet long, CIRCULATION size)
on which was painted round ring In
Diack, In the centre Of which was the
Dulis eye, four inches in diameter. Run
ming from the top TO the bottom was a
plack line and crosswise of the board.
Inc purpose of the lines being to desig-
nate the line shots. There were 100
SHOTS hrei, Id of which struck the target.
lhe best shooting was done at 100 wards
range. The following is a summary of
Inc shots Oh the target, and by whom
made:
1 bulls eye, by d. E. Gemmill, at so
yards.
l bulls eye, by End Lieutenant F. L..
Buckmaster, at so yards.
Dull's eye, by same, at 100 yards.
by j. II. Munday, at 100 yards.
/ by corp. o. F. Munday, at 100 yds.
LINE sHoTs.
Z. M. Buckmaster, so yards, low 2s
inches from bulls eye.
First Lieut. , J. p. Edwards, 100 Yards
In the same spot as above,
Corp. q. Dilllnan, so yards, inch
high.
G. A. W. Freshman, 100 yards low, II
). Il. Munday, so yards, 4 inches low.
q. III. W, Freshman, so yards, 4 inches
q. M. Buckmaster, 100 yards, Il inches
left.
W. E. Buckmaster, 100 yards, 1 inch.
right, and l same disl ance left, IL inches.
julius Reuss, 80 yards, 3 inches high.
). +. Campbell, 81 yards, 4 in. high.
Corp. e. B. White, so yards, 81 inches
sergt. l. E. Jones, so yards, u inches
low.
A: G. Smith, 100 yards, 81 inches high.
W. K. Buckmaster, so yards, 81 inches
high.
VIM. Floyd, 80 yards, II inches right.
Jane Knott, 100 yards, 8 inches right.
K. T. Crossley, so yards, 2a inches
right, and one Immediately below.
Z. Dillman, 80 yards, 2f inches right.
y. r. Munday, 30 yards, 81 in. right.
". 4. Buckmaster, 80 yards inches
right.
A. G. Smith, 100 yards, Al inches left,
John Brown, 80 yards, g Inches right.
and one at 100 yards same place.
Total number Of bulls eyes, 8; line
shots, ~; in circle, SO; on the board out
side Of circle, 50,
The target can be seen at their armory
In the Saville building with every shot
that was made marked.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-16

BONDS AND STOCK SoLD.-The execu-
tors of the estate of the late Ziba Darling
ton, decd, of West Chester, Pa, sold on
Tuesday the following bonds and stock /:
72shares National Bank of fChesterCounty
8 shares at time, and averaged $53, "a
per share /; five shares w est Chester State
Normal School, $3.50 per share shares
Swarthmore College, So 90 per share; two
one-thousand dollar bonds of Chester
City, Pa, $1OO3 20 each four five-hun-
dred dollars bonds of Chester City, Pa,
at $503.25, S503, 80, 1908, ,75, 1903 one one
hundred dollar bond Chester City, $l02 !;
8 one-hundred dollar bondsof the City of
Yankton, Dakota, SOL, SOL, $101.20,
10l.21, S10I.21.
The Triumph Truss Is a marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Phila 'elphia
and 334 Bowery, New York whore the
Truss Is Warrdnted, and the Cure Guar
dnteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. 4f, tt.
CoLoRED CAMP.-The colored camp
meeting, now being held in Divers
Woods, about l miles from Pennsgrove,
will be continued over next Sunday. For
the purpose of affording the purpose of
an opportunity to those in this city who
wish to attend the Alice II. Preston, Will
leave Fourth street wharf at 8 a. M, and
2 p. m, returning leave Pennsgrove, 10
a. M, and 5p. M, thus allowing plenty
of time at the camp.
ASKED TO REsIGN.-It is said 0. F..
Bullard, who represents Delaware coun-
ty, Pa, in the State Legislature, has been
requested by the Republican County
Executive Committee to resign, on ac-
count of his alleged Irregularities while
Secretary of Media building associa-
ton.
CARS SnPPED.-Yesterday Bowers,
Dure & Co., shipped to Camden, N. j.
nine freight and one passenger car for
the Philadelphia and Atlantic City, X. X.
The cars were loaded on a scow built for
the purpose, and were in tow Of the
steam tug Stella.
AssAULT.-This morning man named
John Glanding made an unprovoked as
sault on a little son of Geo. HI. z. Sim
mons, at Fourth and King streets, and
beat him severely. A warrant was issued
by Esquire Brady for Glanding's arrest
SALR.-Dr, c. E. Buck has purchased
the property at 18th and Market from Mr
Anderson for $12,50O.