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, 1879-06-14

unas-Was active. and dssuor under good do
nsnd. salts wcEe 17o tons Mt S837h pos ton Oil
'tto tor winter.
IN n""s,n.sAl@e'afs0 raas vas nominal at per
MtppLfSas-salcs wc.e Is tons at $40 ooa1o. "a,
rnonrsws.,es w.r, 70 TIM. =, ~ m WY" ~ W.
sFRlSG NAEAT-Wna more active In the ag-
Ercaaso ami irregular In pr!co. THIS month ad-
yaaccd a,;c, aud closed Ike above Tho late.t
pt,sss p. y! a una.eaaH; "h.io July was slow. aud
Viii ,tsady fccn. IN sasanrs anS ,, Mc1e mta
er.te volume ot arrivals VI coast, ant New York
.nnved arvc f.i,,a M, @ Mnss nne fecetn'
ts w1s howsv,r !ase eI .a sd dene ms ~ M
ehry e,.. 1okGh M M az ,, va ea1nE 10 bfeak hnt the
mrs fre"y tan ~ ~ ~. - eoves W.,
"tcr sa ,nnrh 4 III, aat ann ,sS
,nv uemana, % no !ans snoFs aaTs s'su a. ;.up.
'ng ntr. my ,y iso nn:s ss. w"aa grow sc Of tak'nE
~. ,n.s a., in Eost'nE ~ VI the pronnrty
that s %at + ary IT, sa ,st S 'as bsn
Wa nnsa sms 20 goe 70 tss"t Ts r..
f,ses orana h o ns Ss t. "s h'fhsf
r.. IN; az" ,n,o .omasog W.. 'a, hGoh THyaeea e "
N WIZ. .s1tsn'nt ,h M Ts1s sapa,y hd 1p 9 q
tis r. :. @ M -, iii, Htt" stose1 ~ II. ~
i v"' ~ Nis IeGeosa In 70
~. III - ~ .Et;4 s,i. e." e'"ssa ~ uc oeHef ~.
,h,,..,o =, ttI 1.1t.s,s af"s
~. - :, S'en az o., kho.'1ac, nf1n9 ga aaxanca ~
Tu. saen IN Wess eskotssa @ o! lla oCo BY
~: 81; a. M ~ ~, ouu oa go ~ e@sfE
n'ss.' nuo ~ LeJeetca a. otai l":g h9 ~ sam.
IT, ~ a. otT9tu:c utt tsack ain too " 40 a. SaR
Wy ttee w n,asn caIt; ioial, ".an" MT.
tnhn "nEA1Nsa!ea r. ~ Mene: u I .; -yO on winter.
oy sAnpc, M n ~ " y hVo ~ u,1ed At 8sc
St ~ ~. =" , ~. ainstosa ~. me.i A. ~:
CtIAn-n IN faoue1aate'y HAS McIlso ana aseadscE ttan
%nsuAi, % W. ehs's!, '. ahe nasSes aeclrA tcs sud
g!osen VIZ ~ ne.o" We !alcet pl.cee u 4hutsay.
the !nlilna nafksA an %ose lnoted steady, and Ssw
. anS amat' u"e a.aFket "aa h!llse ~va. eary. IN
laefo "oG!n oo = aesefe nreak' thv feeling oc!uR
uai!en ~ lelottt ,hat tho c0sn ctnp
W. @ III s9nm 9hs I'm massa' instsars oxss ~;
s"ns Mtsc la,lls W IN tllc su!ulue " recetpts.
ahu ~ ius t''e Ilis lhlhea nayoss 4nf future Ia.
tnMs a,t,ft numerous Thess was Il fair shipping
asin'.u saromea"n ths market tot rpdt coslas Ut
ha ~ s!"sc. and 51c Irco on hoaru rars. nn
trAER lnts Heta t1i'lef s!o", OUT steady Seller
dh'y n}eheM o. afist. fctE III t0 Hbic, and lnl-
proven 70 'n:sc, e!oSIns At I7c bn. oelluF August
sold u :snSt:lat4c, s!osltlg At :5ic. Ssr,eH,l,er
~ W. so t y! 10 saahe. XII. "ha anha at'nGA'tc
t sn ~ ~ III, ~ ~ eun. nptt ssta Hefd e.
@ 1a . onv w. pM ~ y ~! h'SM nxed at;a
n @ ~ W ..nS ~ M - o9 nuu oA while ~
W. ~. ~ - ~ bu ne" mixed and ssjected u
YAK; te n,aev on W sulfiie VI 4b1oc M trscki
E!.nno@ @ oa ao ~ aote0o4lt&G iro1 1n housd cars;
aaa l. wv on oufst cosa at 5!ac. Tasa :3a, uot
w u Ars.,vc,, ,u,. ,.,,,.
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41Up
Since tho late modification by tho Prlvy Council
OF the fcststcttons regarding the s1aughttrlpc Of
cai1lo imported from America tieEo has been
considerable increasu Ia tho e1post.tlon Of ,s
eattis. During ths week ending with SATURDAY,
June 2, there wero shipped from New York $50
htad, and from boston 700 head-a total ar l,5g5
head. In addition to tho above there WIRE shipped
from tho former port ., 0Bo quarters Of beef and
l, DBL llyo sheep, and l, goo calcasscs ot mutton.
and from the latter =. 220 alccp.
CATTLE. - 1t WIS by all odds Tho du1lcst aud ii,
feast-satsfactdsy narket-ilay Of tho present week.
The attendance Of buyers wne not not!ceab|r dt.
mlnIshtd, bHs they did not seem to ntand in need
OF tnuch ht0ck, and no ctass wna willing 10 pay
within l0Q215c Of yesterdays ps1cce. The receipts
were pretty full for Friday md in addition to
thst TACT Fanorts from the EAet wcte bad, and all
things considered. lhc situation WA decidedly an
verse to tte selling interest. Holden generally
were enEcr 10 cnsc unt: and evlncrd T. willingness,
e gsaHt s s% eS .hes
tuned freedom. mud despite thu beat Efforts Of
a9!leFs not onr'balf the supply was dE.po.el Of.
es sas 81 aSoat ~ os e .1ss 81
lOal Of stoets which was taken hr a tUca butchef
at st. o5 tho nFlcc wns 100 l6c aboye tho market
ons Or Two instances was TINT asurs reached. aoe.
Ut tho trading was at ST. T5 fnt fa!i to shoIce
shtpping stqsTs Sa, wsgg sE ffom go IT, le,
md eanmets' stun. Tcxana sold at s!.'90a 10
The receipts Of Texans were light. There WIS u.
tio Or ny deana ~, teF stocker* md nt!ess fen.a
and ws1e In dss at oos tss a. p pes II ido H.
according 10 guilty. Tho market closed hard.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra HeeYos--0radeA steers, weighing
coes sayssFlns jos .4 qPwaFds a.;
Good heoyc.@~%el!.tats strets, ~,
wsghing !, 100 to l.!5o lbs. -: g. 4.ooo43a
faFAf.HN-EfHarA In fot nN4h
, 1879-06-14
3s4c for August md 400 for September, pats-
&, 0uD BIT At 3!4c for August.

TWO utCLoCE CAttr
Wheat WAS s!cadY. salrs being msds Of 100. 900
en At q Oh fot Jisne, tc Tot Jny, md G'sse for
AHEuAt M. for July was nnotcd At H:]c, Corn
wna steady, with anlea II 100, Oo0 eu At ;iHc ior
June. 376h:r7Ac for July, :9.ida:lsAc Tor August,
and 90A for September. OatA-iC0, 600 bu nt Iin
O. p brfa At So, 1!4 on. &c for duly. So BbGeD nv
for AuEnat, md s1a. Vt: for Repomber. l.arh-
:, 600 tcs It 81, ,e'ahJ.11f for July, ST. IGa nv
Tor August September wan 1nttt at S1 40Sao, t5it.
Short tlla45U. 900 lbs al 81. BU for July. 81. .GX
for August, sne IS. 0e!s September.
LATER,
Wheat waa trnsr. closing At oe4 4RnaX for JutY,
$l.D5X, -
Corn was stronger 1t 37A137A for Jny, and At
38hGt16h for August.
, 1879-06-14
s4auu interest,
COIN QUOTATIONS.,
Following arc Chsc1lgo quotations for coins !:

EDWA1;u l.. BREWSrKK.
1ot WashlnEton.st,.
nuTs MERCANTILE PAPER. LOCAL srocKs,
SELLS saOvEnNMESr. CITY, aud CO. ousTy nosps
Money 10 Ioah In sans 10 sait. At towcat rstes On
pflulr securities
, 1879-06-14

INVESTMENT sECunITlEs.
We buy Rnd sell u. s. 1sONDs. The NEW
fER GENTS constantly on hand. Tht Called
5-2ns and l0'4ps puschAacl or exchanged n beat
current ratet.
Also t'uy and se!t choice County, CITY. and
School Honds. drawing Q. 7, nni per cent In.
tcycet,
F)ltEf0S E1CftANoE.--We draw bills on
London, Patta Berlin. and other points.
PRESTON, KEAN l. CO.,
10o WaahinH nHton.st
, 1879-06-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Slight improvement in Governments--
Foreign Exchange Dull.
Tho Chicago Discount n1arlfet---
Stocks Irregular.
The Produce Markets Irregutnr-ProTis-
ions lonor-.Oats Quite Weak.
Progress Of the June Corner In Wheat
Corn 8teadier.
FINANCIAL.


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aos3s o'o, nea,nst IVA s1e ,nost , ~. ,o,
tne ~ "cto lo'>a pu, '.,' 20 .ooa' NV 20 ,oe.
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ss,nn - 49,. IT, ~ ,,s. fa,,s., .,.s, t,n ,pora'
sps .n ~ ~ ,'. "1 ,as.s .,aa., e., m tsM
e-"r ~ ~ 80 H. o-..' ~ ~ M ~,
nooo ~. .s - ~. % W. =, nnn ~ rs".
49, h,,s 49,. e1s nj ~, ,~h,,. &c.,
s"e e ~ .,s w., ~. 81 1.oc 80 ~. y
s.asu.. ~ "rasa 49, ~. 49,. ,,as
.na' 10 Z, ,r,,a h.a,,a.. ,n w. r. W.. I n"a.s
w. - ~ ~ ;r,,s ss..a.,.. t 49, n ~ s,,.,,,'
NJ" ~" .oo -. ~ ~' ...H .,', Nm."",
~" an's .Io ns'..oe os.e .,.es
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e's ~ In 49, .s'as n. ~! .sI,t'
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~" 9s ~ r.sSs !. w. IN. .nsnaSa, sa - .
ts.,.s. H.. aas H., .,a 49,. W., ,s.nsnst h,,,'.
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~ Ill ha,,s 49, H. n,.,,,.a, -, ro,,a,. :. ~
a. aua -, t,,a at.no, r.ass
49, - ....IA.'1' y. w.
~ 1"t !ufeiaA eAehaueo l''aFHet LIE pn1y ne"
Incident was the making of sotne sterling eY-
rh.,oo in Nav yorl, hv tho .b,n,,o,, NJ 4 ,.r
c~n,. N ondon Tho s,tnn,v ~ n;,fs ~, mis- Ms
moderate. In Chicago sterling grain.bitls were
tast/ f,r iii, ,, tu.,T r.. .i,h+ .,,<,
French wero bloss6751sN for sixty day bills ar,l
517t<M5tG1 for s,glt. The actual Chicago ru,cs
for sterlur were 1s7lloa4s7M antl 4Sul;0z4so1%
In Now York the actual -ratcs wcrc 4s7l1 NH
4sox, The postca rates for, stcrlrg ycro 4ss50
900 French bahSers' ollts wcre 5l5lf5lfH.
Conso's opcnad down agatu at 81 Liz, but
advanced to o. s-10 at thu closc. silver has
pence per ounce. ri.e London T:mss recently
published lour communication from an En-
Ettsh bmetalist, mho figures OUT tlat Italy
will soon wnu. sloo, ,ooo. 900 in silver for the re-
paper eurrcncy; Austria. si2s,ooo, ,ooo; srntp,
sov,~o,so, ole ~ ~, 'naa1'' elvoo' "la Aasssa'
demnud tor tho precious metal Of sss5otaooo,
"''s'' VI eoats" "oa.u 'a"'e'.a''f a'"ahco 'ls
market prlcc. Henri Ccrnuscht tsas written to
''->-FA's0
, 1879-06-14

ING following wesc the receipts md ship
menta OF tic leading articles Of produce IN this
cry dtirinE tho twcnty-four hours ending Mt
O'CLOCK on Friday morning, and for tho cor
responding ttRto tMelYa nInntha acu:
, 1879-06-14

HHoCEIttEs-.rho general market continues
sugars arc still eecelyng large snatu Ut thy nttcn.
tion ot buyers, and arm the hrmsst articles on tho
itst Regarding the expectation Of rcllned nugurs
tils past few nsonthh ncariy oYory steamer leaving
this port fos liverpool hus carried from 800 to
Y! O0o bFis, and as American prodncttnua aee uotc
far their general excsliunco, tilero heoms 10 b.
tooa fcasoM f"t tho expectastan 'hut thu shpnent
" sgaEs tn tltv parent cout1J may oce0n,e
potaEy faltng oil in demand. tho last fcw weeks,
has tecn tanseil BY Tho fact that English .ho1s.l
stsscs hare heen slelvily lalpn. nnd lhut freight
accommodations wsrs nut eas!ly psocursblc. ;"
, 1879-06-14

DR00M.CORN--Was In moderate demand and
firmly held. 1t Ia understood that most Of tho
oFoom.corn arriving II already owned by Tho local
dealers:
, 1879-06-14

oufpluB, s,.,.s......s.. -. .....$ ., IQ1
For the ilEst four months OF tho current year
Its business Is rcportcd TO compare With TINT OF
the aamc time In 1870 as follows:
ian. to Aprii30. 1879. 1S7G. DiFertncfs,
GroHs earnings. ...,$l1, ,.i elg,4og Inc. ST, M0I
uperatg expenses. H,118 D, 100 dec. D3n
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Stealing Tom ntOes

Vegetables having disappeared in a
mysterious manner from the gardens
of the Messrs. Bancroft at Rockfor on
the Brandywine, Mr.. Heatherton, the
gardener, resolved to keep a watch over
the same and yesterday morning he had
the good luck to discover young Black
who serves milk on the banks, delib
eratrly appropriating the ripe tomatoes
and disposing Of them in way that
indicated he had no regard for the wish
rs of the Legitimate owners, or the law
of the lani. He was taken before Mr..
Bancroft who let him off with repri-
mand and it is hoped that he will prof
it thereby. Should lie be caught tres
passing in like manner again he will
not escape 80 lightly.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Special NelirtOn

D. Reed, I'd and King streets, keeps
all kind of fresh fish, clans, &c.
Don't walk this hot weather When
you can ride for S cents by buying Cal
tickets from Danforth. the Druggist,
End and Market SITS.
Take your children to Sutterley and
Fosters, 3O2 Market street, for fine
photographs.
Sutt-rley & Fos ter take l dozen card
photographs for Sl.25.
Try Danforth's 5 Pineapple Soda. The
cheapest and best trusses in the city
Agent for the celebrated "Celluloid.'
ID and Market streets.
New photograph frn-Sutterley and
Foster, 302 Market street.
Dealers and consumers are invited to
call and examine the celebrated Am
brosia fine cut chewing. Chapman, sole
agent, 4th and Shipley streets.
Sutterley & Foster have reduced the
prices of their photographs to suit the
times.
Country Drug Stores supplied with
the purest drugs in the market by Tay.
lor Il Fullerton, Pharmacists, 3O2 King
street.
Ladies will save both time and money
by buying trusses, braces, supporters,
&c., at 4. Jas. Belts private room for
ladies'. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Dishonest Negro,

last Monday Mr.. William R. Long,
Iontrctloner, 3O1 East 9Th street,
listed a negro named Frank Hall
large can cf ice cream to dispose
u !, 'ae street. He proved to be an
'Ilrnt salesman not only selling out
Tue cream but selling his employer
|" the tune of about ten dollars.
e'' the can, push cart, ETC., at a
t Oh Walnut street near 9Th, and
going to his boarding house, dress
''mself with high hat and walking
and proceeding to the depot he
aged to get pretty drunk before
lpg the 5.37 A. NJ. train for Phila-
una. Hall represents himself as a
a'' preacher and If that is correct
would advise our colored Baptist
rs never to let him take charge
u collection.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A Saving Bank HHindIad.

DR.. w. II. Parks, lately Treasurer of
the Great Darlington {Mass.) Savings
Bank, has just been found out in a
swindle. In 1865 his wife's father
died, leaving among other property a
lot of ground at street corner in Great
Darlington. In 1871, Peris, who was
also a member Of the Banks Commit
tee of Investigation on Investments,
asked a loan of $40, 900 from the bank
to build upon this lot. He said it had
been bequeathed to his wife and she
held the title to it and could mortgage
it as security for the loan. Parks
statement was taken without investiga-
tion, the loan was made and the mort
gage executed. Last month Parks
presented his father in.law's will for
probate in Darlington, after having kept
it for IA years. 1t was then discovered
that Mrs. Parks had only life inter
est in the property she had mortgaged
to the bank for $4,000, and it must go
to her children. The bank officers
have begun suit against Parks, and
attached al his property, about $4,000
worth, that can be found. The loan,
with interest and taxes now amounts
to $l3, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
He was Worry Drank.

Dennis Daley, young man wai
arrsigned at the police court this morn
ing OH the charge of disorderly con.
duct. Several witnesses testified t
the defendant stopping into John
Manz's saloon corner Ninth and
Walnut streets and calling for beer,
but having been imbibing rather freely
in the cup which intoxicates, his re.
quest was not complied with. The
prisoner on being refused commenced
to use abusive language and then
walk out of the saloon, but be
soon returned only to repeat the
same language. Mrs. Manz advised
Dennis to 20 away but he would not,
and instead commenced kicking at her.
The prisoner going outside for the
ffth time, threw several bricks at the
door, and not being contented with
this he knocked all the glass out OF
the window by throwing stones at it,.
The prisoner had nothing to SAY against
the charge and His Honor imposed a
fine Of $40 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
the New Rife Team.

The new team organized from the
the American Rifle company is already
in practice and will probable perfect
arrangements at an early date il order
to have a contest with the Camden Rifle
team of the Sixth New Jersey regiment.
The Wilmington team is composed of
nine members as follows: Charles
Buckmaster, captain; Henry Munda, G..
T. Munda, Frederick Buckmaster, Wal
ter Buckmaster, "Doc" Linderman,
Watson Linderman, Samuel Lytls and
William Floyd. The captaincy is a
rotating position and is a reward for
merit 10 the one proving himself the
best marksman in the team, and is only
held for terms of three months.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Sent to Philadel phia.

As a representative of the REpuBLI-
CAN entered the police station, this
morning, he heard colored man (who
was handcuffed say to Constable Dillon
"Thers is no need of you treating me
like dog, am no slave" Upon in
vestigation, the reporter learned that
the c0lored man and his wife were ar
rested yesterday, by the constable, it
being alleged that they had purloined
several articles from a house in Phila-
dslphia, and reward was offered for
their arrest. Constable Dillon assisted
by Sergeant Whelan accompanied tue
prisoners to Phiiadelphia. this morn-
ing. What occasioned the colored man
to speak as he did, the reporter was
unable 20 learn.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Progress OF the Ellso,t Trial.

OwENTowN, KY. July 15.-Nsarly the
whole of to-day was devoted to hearing
testimony Of experts. DR. Bell, Of
Louisville, and Dr.. Kennedy, Of Bata-
via, Ohio, were the principal witnesses,
and they were strongly at variance in
their opinions as to the kind ofinsanity
the prisoner was affected with, DR..
Bell stating 1t was moral insanity and
DR.. Kennedy claiming it was intellect
ual insanity, and that there was no
such thing as moral insanity. It is now
thought the defence will wind up its
testimony tomorrow. The friends of
Buford are very hopeful.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
The Ladies' Aid Festival. .

This organization is holding their
ice cream, berry and fruit festival in
the Moral Suasion Hall every evening
this week, and have been satisfactorily
Patronized thus far. Last night show
ed qnite an increase in the attendance.
Heald's orchestra discourses their
sweet music each evening, and every
thing is done to entertain to the fullest
every one that calls.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Glass Excursion. .

The class of J. J. McMullen's, con.
nected with the Asbury Sunday School,
intend, tomorrow morning, to give a
grand excursion. on the steamer
"Susie A. MCCALL The boat will
leave Fourth street wharf at eight
o'clock, A. NJ. As the weather is warm
and a ride on the river exhilirating the
to indulge, will no doubt
be an acceptable one to many.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Interesting MeetinES,

The meetings for testimony held on
Wednesday evenings, at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, are increasing
in interest. Christians Of all denomi-
nations take part in the services, and
the Church extends cordial invitation
for all to attend this evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Usiug Threatening Language.

A lengthy case was tried before Es-
quire Hagany last evening. Allen f..
Brown, colored, arraigned his wife for
threatening to fill his body full OF holes.
The threats were substantiated by evil
dence which was voluminous. The case
was postponed until . o'clock this morn
ing when the Squire required Aliens
wife TO pay the cost in the case.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A Partial Blockade

Ofthe main avenue for escape Of refuse from
the human system Is utterly subservsive Of
regularity among the other organs. Let con-
stipation bosome chronic, and, leaving out
the imminent danger of Inflammation or the
bowels and their total obstruction occurring,
laundice Is almost certain to ensue, the liver
is | able to become engorged, the blood and
urine are poisoned by the bile, which also VI
tiates the juicrs of the stomach, and other un-
happy consequences follow. Hostetter's St0m-
ach Bitters, primo tonic Alternative, preveu uts
or remedies these results and their cause, as
the case may require, and is also sigpally EN-
cactOus In Overco ming fatulence, heartburn,
the bowels. 1t renews nerve power, improves
the appetite, stays the progress Of decay, re-
lieves the intrni.ies of age. and is . pleasant
apDettZer
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
LOY0 Feast,

~ love feast for the second quarter
Union M. Il. Church will be held
\ nhursday 18th inst, at 7-45. The
'c ars cordially invited. At the
VI the love feast the Camp Meet.
association will have q session TO
'1er the question of attending
uVWine Summit camp this year.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
After Peter Herdtc.

Governor Hoyt yesterday granted a
requisition from the Governor of New
York against Peter Herdic, of Williams
port, and a warrant in accordance
Herewith was issued to the proper au-
thorities Of Lycoming county. 1t is
charged that in 1876 Herdic borrowed
$25, 900 from a bank in Elmira, N. Y,
depositing as collateral security 1000
shares of stock of the Williansport Gas
Company aud 305 shares of stock of the
Lycoming Gas and Water Company, of
which he claimed to be the owner; and, ,
it is alleged that he "falseiy represent
ed the amount Of capital stock of these
companies, thereby giving to the shares
deposited as security an appearance of
greater value than they had, and thus
obtained the loan Of $25, 900 under false
pretence.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Never R~Iurn.

| 1t ISIS ID that one out of every four real IN
valits who 20 to Denver. Col, to recover
hea tl never return to the East or South, ex-
capL Ms corUse. The undertakers, next to the
hotel keepers, Lave tn . most profitable busi-
ne's. This excessive mortality may be pre-.
vented and patients served and cur ed under
the care OF Denns and loved ones at home. If
they will but use Hop b tiers in time. This
We NneW. See other column.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Dr. Flaxg's Liver Pad.

The secret of recruiting the vital
principle is discovered in Flagg's Liver,
Stomach and Agus Pad. In liver atfec-
tions, dizziness, headache, costveness,
dyspepsia, fevers of all kinds, degen-
terry. tlatulence, heartburn, eruptions
of the skin, nervousness, bilious collie,
loss of appetite, aud all troubles of the
bowels, its curative effects is marvel
GUS. DR.. Flagg can be consulted free
Of charge at the office, No. East Fifth
street, Clayton House block, from 8 a.
IN. till 10 p. m., where the pads ar. for
sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
G.Rlp0r Strikpa.

A delegation of Chicago cabinet maker;
will 60 to Grand Rapids, Michigan, to
day, " to discuss questions Of work and
wages. - The saw mill hands at Rock
Island, Illinois, have struck, and forced
the employees of two mills at Moline tc
stop work also. The coopers of St. Louis,
who struck on Monday for an increase
of two cents on flour barrels, had a
street parade yesterday. This being
the busy season, the employing coopers
are already feeling the effects of the
strike, as the stock of barrels on hand ia
small.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
PennsylyaDia Greenbaek COnven
tiOn

The Greenback- Labor State Conven
tionmetin Altoona yesterday and organ
lied with Samuel R. Mason, of Mercer
county, as permanent president
Henry Carey Baird was nominated as
State Treasurer bvacclamation, but tel.
egram having been subsequently re.
ceived from him declining the candi.
dacy, Peter Sutton, of Indiana county,
was nominated instead. +. S. Watson
was chosen chairman of the State Cen.
trail Committee. The Resolutions
adopted declare for the payment of the
National debt, "strictly in accordance
with the stipulations of the contract
under which it was created )" and that
no more interest bearing bonds be is.
sued; that greenbacks shall be substi.
tuted for National bank notes; that the
trade dollar and fractional silver coin
be replaced by fractional paper cur
rency; that there shall bs graduated
income tax; that there shall be a spe-
cifc tariff on raw materials produced
in this country; that there shall be no
more than eight hours daily labor;
that education shall he treeand indus
trial, etc.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
The Youthful Travellers Returned

A few days ago an article appeared
in the REPUBLICAN in which it stated
that John and William Allen, two boys
aged respectively twelve and thirteen
years, of age, had left their home, TAX
ing with them the sum of SIS, belong
ing to their father. The lads it appears
after taking the money, purchased
tickets for Philadelphia, and after view
ing the sights of the city they next pur-
chased tickets for Trenton, N. j., where
they visited an aunt who resides in that
city. When nearly all the money was
spent the lads thought it best to return
home. They arrived home last Monday
evening, the boys parents were very
glad to see them and tis said that those
boys will never, no never run away
from home again.