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The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
From the y. Y. Herald.
stu IN Donbt.
NOTHING DEFINITE yrr

NOTHING DEFINITE YET A. ID,
LIEU TENANT ooVFLNol. AM.
STATE ofii'aHs-A Nl,l a.,
ELECTION.
The veAatious problem of The ,
oi the election stDll IrnAu. nn.I
and even Go .ernor-clecl Cornell l.,
not WHO will form hi, st # Of >.,n.
GERS. lac ietuus ars mon. ln.,.,.'
ever, an ON nous siirn.c br.,,,I,,
many counllr, which a.r J.m.l
publican. Ner, contradictory n.
come from all q4arIcr,p4r.n..yl i
lnS the election Of ns uhu : ..t n
The widest and Wlid # di,.r.t,
prevail as Tar as parry rs-mtt,, lr,,
cerhed, aud political imasHtl.ou
mot ia Ii -ures. Thrir Is notlito
to alter the inprc s,.on thH. e\ce
The Governor, the cnuc demon
state ticket is rlcctrd, although Y
w"Ith, the republican candidate
Conn., troll ler, wa, cui sMcrdlly aue
his ticket IN some count cs.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
~
n TOtce From the Hest.
HENRY wArTERsoN ON THE RESULT IN
NEW YORK.

HENRI WATTEksON On THE REbtIT IN
NEW YORK.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 8, 1879.
Henry Watterson writes thus Of the
election in the Courier-Journal ave
may be sure that the self seeking and
the blundering which have brou. lit about
this needless disaster, aid which in too
many cases, may be supposed without
injustice to take a secret delight in il,
will not resolve themselves TO any deh-
mite policy. They will express them
selves variously. There will be booms
and booms, As the, are call, d. We shall
have Bayard boom; we shall have a
Davis boona, we shall have Field boom.
we shall have a Hancoch boom. There
may even be in small way Hem
bricks boom, dividing its little time WI h
Kelly boom-in the West, Hendricks
and Kelly in the East, Kelly and Hen
bricks. In Mort, each cock viii crow
from his own particular dungblll, filling
the air with clamor from whose disso-
naIice and din hut sing L acccrdanl
note shall be heard, and that in dispraise
of the only man who is guiltless Of an
act or word to distract his party, and
known chiefly through his sacrifices anu
beiiehc 5. To this complexion has II
come at last, and We are asked to aban-
don a leader who gave Us a national vic
tory, and To follow the leaders who have
wantonly thrown that victory away.
There are mary good and true men in
the Democratic party who are WORTHY TO
wear the purple-Uotably, S-nator Bay
ard. G,neral Hancock AID Mr.. Justice
Field; but there IS NJ one of them who
ever viii or ever can reach the White
House over the dead body of MI. Til
del
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
.1pp0infcd SDcciaI OFcer.

Neal Doughelty has been appointed
ny the Cily Railway Company, special
officer at the middle drpot. lie Was
sworn in by Esqaire O'Ncill tins morn
ing. Mr.. Doun4herty has becn III the
employ of the company 10" some time,
having been driver on No. carfor near
~ TWO years, i'll which position lac gave
General satisfaction.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
fnOfher RuiirO0d Ch0uge.

On ani after the 9Th int, change in
he time OF running Of Trains un the Del
,ware x X.
The tram which now leaves at .05 p.
n, viii leave at l.l0 five minutes later.
The IS p. m, tram will leave at u 80 or
ave minutes earllcr The 1910 y. m,
Viii drrIve al II 80 or twenty minute-
earloTi the 40 trair viii arrive Il 30 or
twenty minutes earlier. There are no
changes IN the runnli of other trains.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
A MAJORITY or TWO VOTES

lhc oiiici+l count Of the votes ia the
fourth i Assembly district If Essex county
\. j., SNOW that Wm. II. Brown (Dem.D
IS clcc,cI by two votes. by the trst
count on Tie ni-ht Of the election the
Il publican candidate was dcclaled to be
elected Dy one vote.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
WOdcru Iicct,0H Iaciic,

now A DEMoc RAJ. VA, ,puNIln
AND A iLrEB!lCAN op, NlLu
TRENTON, Nov. 1.-Ilr.c 3,
excitement here to-day u,u lloat,i
the Mercer Co mly E3aAol lanl /.
who, when cauya-,ins lhr lr,Irls
late rlc ,tiOn, threw ont ,llr vote d
Northern precinct of llopnRclltoa
thereby cleciing to the House Of A
bly, MAJ yor Robinson ot rri-'oi
publican, iustea Of Bulri So.
democrat, who Wa, a, hs, let
rIectcA.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
BLGcE Bass for chester CrceL

The Fish Commission of the State
have informed NJ. Ii B. Taylor, of thi,
city, that they will send hm IA number
of black bass which it IS proposed 10 pm
in Chester creek at the Lenni dam. Mr.
Taylor Will go up the Chester railroad
to-day or tomorrow for the purpose tor
which they were sent him. Ii Will be-
two years before they are large enough
70 cstch.-ChesIer Tunes, Frldav.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

1oal. VINO are su nering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a if-addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH T. 1NMAN, Station Ds
zew York CITY.
,,acf a-a,Nd 10
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ENLARGED and REFITTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS AND OUTFITTING HOUSE
' OF PaILA DEIP lila,
ff
AND FROM STREET ENTRANCE
STREET

The Space Occupied Ground Floor is % $50 Square Feet
The Space Occupied II Galleries is 36.S05 Square Feet
The Space Occupied in Basement is 46,970 Square Feet
Giving of 79025 Square Feet amounting to H. lo
Acres all in Retailing DRY GOODS and Fanny GOODs
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CHURCHES rO.aoRRo'

A SBURY NJ f.. CnrRCH -lrY,
n a Is Wilson, pastor.
Preaching Al O5'." " ui. 4''
II rHANY BAPrl -r en- L,
ID 81 Elm aud Jd nsun sitcst'' "e
D.astwO. II, pastor. -a
Preaching al . 30 IA m. Hi d - n
Sunday Sonooi u,t1 a, = NJ
=. NJ. All corJta " nHii"e
MIRA PkL1 h1 !
" church, Is ing street h'.'T '-''
J. Howard n Non'D H.. Ph>iot
Services at ltG3n -. Al, 60" u. H.
cordially welcomed
IAINARY l.. l.. tIuEt II
" Services at u 80 a M 81 = "'
er ineetine AT i ~ y III
NE A., AIR. AVENUE bA
- Church, Delaware avenue sn
,lreets, rev isaac NJ llaldelhah'
Preaching morning d"d tNeA'"s
pastor. ,
ITpWOkTH Cn AfEin corner non a'
II Church streets, keN' ".''
pastor. aud, ~ '
sunday school n pa III ara
g r. ihilN invited II
ITn{sT PAESBYrf hiNN ~
Marnct street ABOVE '>'H''''
Du al pastor .,un. ID
services al 10. 30 n. m. ana - KIN
sunday scnco, "hi i"''''
at 2p. IN. .u,
II CE UM 4. ~ II l,',.a '"
Vi streets, Rev Wiiiiain .
a. !r'arning tomorrow at io"
I 80 L. III, by the phsi"r ,,.,agH
Young mems prayer In''''''7
HOUSEHOLD or FAIIrmi;, ri,l NJ iifi|
| II uoor of the Met nary a, IA
| ,n1 Market street, Eldci -, a.h
castor treachlng =, - - - A
T,-N MOVER RES q ! .i,,'.
IL Church, SiAs.. t.iiu N lar
iti,yelIe Marks, -. D. ltsVn md
pr,,cn us to-morrpw IA
ing at ,he usual hhuiH
Allar- corli i!lN lnNl''1',
"a II, IN. l.. Al ~ II,
M o,arierly meelis L" NJ, "a, bJ
- - nm Sfin"' a 49, ,5,n
| g. r. heppard, pa Or ~, = H.
<TEW JrRu -NLt;Mu ,,.hn.s. n
N ware avenue an"
| Rev = = Seward, las'"i'
Services al 10 10 i i"' Nnrre
sunday school n - W IA
1IIvGrpKfsB1rhHIIt.'N'. : .',,l t%9
IL cnrnrr of adams and
Nv d'has. p. Matlery pa ntd1
preacnirg at lO4, IT. h'n An q
Sst,h.tn school AT VI a. a
30 ayer,neeI'nr every ~ " II ~ h
- ~ I;,7,,N . r. IITI-T Z - !. i,'ool
and French streets. Rev Il "
tor: Preaching at 10 8, a m and md, ,al j ..2 4
nG',';s 9"'' n1ble class l. W. inl,eI
rnn,o ras, y It t p m llarc nv
11T- F9UL'S NJ, +. "a !, "a, sas'oo 80 4
y }. Il. Caldwcli. - y, ,ii,p. ~. ]
'1g ~ At 10 30 y a., M" -, :. iWle,l
,1NIT1RIAN CnuHoiai i y Fmd
| = sboy ! Eighth, key j NJ
'5T; Service at Ia m. SUNDAY az y,'.a' sse''I|
;, nefN ,t seats sS Tree All.arr Wv s,,7,'rrd)
! 1-TtS Nj i. CHu"Cliit.ss, it.s,,is, s,i Rd
u and Mashihs'o"
Mann. pastor; -, and iOi ~
Services !" ..Tnr ~ moral ana sPne a
,,,i,n mo,i,Th ~ Ihe church-lhe '
cure o,rdiaiiy 1nN'"
f. l.'e Strangers welcome. : ,,1d
IL; ,,;EsT PKEsBYgit, !, !, iAS "A, and S
w Preacnlng at 10 ~ pas.or.
Rev. A. N. keiswin'
school at 2 y H.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
Labor BreI,fies.

The new elevator at Fargo Dakota,
IDS i4o, 900 bushels.
Cotton planning may become bust
ness III tiodgman County Kansas.
I lac Bismarck, Dakota, II uring mills
will be humming in a fortnight or so.
y new factory in Council Bluffs pro-
.iuccs about nine tons of soap week.
Tn. tSe tanneries.in New Albany,
Ind, have a denand for their entire pro
duct. The average advance in leather OF
all grades Since August ] is five cents
PER pound. Tn re Is an almo equva-
lent advance in lies. The shipments
from New Albany have gone largely 10
Russia.
Congressman Wright, of Pennsylvania,
and Murch,of Maine have been in Boston
for two or three days taking evidence for
he Congression, Al committee ON the de
preston of business; among thewitnesses
examined were Wendell Phillips aud
General Horace Binney Sargent.
There will probably be a chance for
the ID mocraia To get another mrmber
ot the present Congress. Representa-
i've VoorhiS, OF New Jersey, II i. stated
| wiIl send his resignation To the Cover
n.r, who Will at once order an election
10 I'LL tne vacancy. Mr.. Voorhis lis com-
| PEELED TO take this step ON account of his
recent bushes = taIlue. The district
which he represents, the Fifth is com
posed of Bergen, Passaic and Morris
counties and glves a Democratic major
lty more frequently than n goes kepub-
hcan. II Is The dIstrl CT formerly represen-
ted by William Walter Phelps, WHO was
beaten in 1874 by the Democratic candi-
dae, Augustus w. Crtter, who was re.
elected III 1896. Last year, with Green
back vote oi three thousand in the dis
tri;t, the Republican plurality was
| about eight hundred. There Is already u
sharp looking about for the chances o.
the part of numO OF gentlemen who
feel rs if IA seat IN Congress would suit
their tastes eXactly.-IiDleS
The suit of Washburn against the
Union Fire Insurance Company OF Bui-
falo,N. y, was decided IN the United
Stat Court at Detroit yesterday in "a
vor of the plaintiff The suit grew out OF
the destruction OF the Washburn flour
mills III Minneapolis in May, 1878,
Defe ndant denied its liability, alleging
hat the mills w.re destroyed by eXplo-
sion, not fire.
A house to house sanitary inspection
was begun in Memphis yesterday, under
the auspices ofthe National Board o
Health.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

NEh NM 10 loan on first morlpav,
.O'UOU III sums to suit, at Der cant
Apply 10 GEO. X. TOWNSEND,
oo'-'''Iuaitw' GIG Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

1881 Prizes, amounting To ......... sll9 10
Responsible corresponding agents want
~d AT all prominent points, 10 whom
liberal compensation VIII he paId.
Write clearly stating fuiI address, foi
further information or send orieis by ex
press or malt add essrd only To
M. A. .DAUPHIN,
p. q. Box 6s2, New Orleans, La,
~ same person at
No. 3lJ broadway, New York.
The particular dient,ou Of the Public /,
cdiied 10 The idct nat The ei,tlre number u
the tickets Jor zach Nonthiy DraWiny Is soid
'tnd consequently al me prices ~ zach drdU-
ing are sOid anil drdUa ana pnui lhts 1.
not The case ruth any OLier c0nptuiv
All our Grand xtrdOrdii airy prawi ings
are under the supervision and manage.
meni Of General q. J. 'auregard anc
Jubal a. FHriy.
octll 4wdSw.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

our veteran cohlcmp'irN ths
mercial Advertiser, lll tAe asi o.
head when it sald tie Other day {
the Democracy Of New l9.k Lad
united the Republican party we
with the burden Of CouShn- anl
nell, "mu,t have been dcmofa.Ia'
would have gone d twn 3Wlr3 lu'
sure Of 1000 maj1nly.'-il.g
day.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

Mr.. Ilenry Waifl,"u Oul,', l
fllden Is not nominated %, ille ID
rdcy tor President ucNt war, ue
bolt and defeat TIE cAu.IiA'r VI
nominated. Mr. llruY WarrlnI
ass. s.-N. ]. Stur.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
FOURTH EDITION
I.a,cn,,o.. sor ro.Dnv.

ImdicMalOna for TO-IDny.
Warmer southeast 10 southwest ,cinds,l
Jalliay barometer, and sier or partly
cloudy toeatter.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
Authorized by the Commonwealth Of Ky
------l4th Ii .---.
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAuLEy'S THEATRE,

AT MAcArLEy's THEATRE,
In the city Of Louisville, on
NOV T. M B7R 20, 1879.
These drawings, authorized by act ui
the Legislature of 1861, aud sustained by
an the Courts of Kentucky ail fraudulent
advertisements ofOther lottery companies
VINO cialIn the sole ownership Of "ali the
grants III Kentucky" to the contrary not.
wllhstandingl, occur egularly on the last
day OF every month tSuDdays excepted,
and are supervised by prominent ci ,lZenh
ot the State.
Grand and unprecedented success OF tn,
new features.
Every ticketholder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see, If
placed In the wheel
The Management call attention to the
erahd opportunity presented ofobtaining.
: Tor only s. any of
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES

JOY "a, 1Ti1eS' ,'.i1 eS,'r, sll2 100
! II Tickets, go IS Tirkeiss 4:ino
All applications for club rates should IN.
made 10 the home Office.
run list OF drawing published in Louis.
Viile Courier journal and New York Her
ald ana mailed To all tickel-holdcrs. For
tickets and Information uddrrss ~
HohMERFoRD, Courier journal Build.
ing, Louisville. Ky.
lu.Lhu&sat- d& W,Iw
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
Wilmington markets.

WILMISGToS, bel. November 8, lS7o.
Quotations at the Brandywlne Mills for
Flour and Gram, furnished by w. q.
Penny ptCker, q Co. Corrected laily.
b. 81 Parent Flour ur..........oS25 20 ~ 81
choice Famil y Flour. $50. 6U tn y on
Choict Super fine e.........6 SEQ to M
Prime new wheat ............ ] A.
New Corn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Bran per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

TIE vote Of Virginia ,tli ~
although the Eradnsrcr' CLAIM
majority in the legislature.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
Local stocks and Bonds.

Local stocks ana bonus.
National bank OF Delaware. ........... 40
Tlrst National Bank. III
JniOn National Bank. =.
National si.nk VII. and Brandywine.. o.
'aTiners' Bank. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o
sIInlngLor Coal Gas Company ........ ~
delaware X. Il. Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :
delaware W estern X X Co Stock, y
'hili. VII. h Bal,i more X. Il Co... ts44
Vilin a Northern X. X. Co. o............. y
Delaware Fire lns. Co... 80
Delaware state Bonds ds,.,....,........lH
Wilmington city u.s.. s.....................fs
Wilmington city 5s....................l SIS. .lOi
New Castle County Loan. I. ..... ....,... w
Delaware Railroed, rrst Mortgage. ..... 10
delaware Railroad extension. -. ..... 102
Vii. Passenger R,ilway Co. list mort. lol
Stock, T..
tasonic Hall Ce Bonds. ....-............. y
Masonic Hall to..... ..........
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

C,GNTK iKIo ~ a
u church, Is Ing strc"l. i'1r .-''
j Howard n Non' b -. Pt>'ot
services at lujnh. Al go" HI 4
gDritullN welcomed
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

IT ,.,EsT e, STE FIEEsBYfE, lAS A and HHI. !
w hi Prsacnlng al 70 90 %as,oG. !" ln' !
Rev. A. N. kels"i"'
hchool at = y M
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

A SBURY NJ T.. CntBCH -lry.
n a Is Wilson. paS."f
Preaching Al o 80" li- 1'1 4
II rHANY BAPTi-r Ciil i, ~
ID o. Elm aud ia nsun >ttrd'' ~
a.a,stwO' ii, pastor.
Preaching at q a1a M. 40 d - n
Sunday SchOoi mter dtj = VI
p Al All cDTItd lN iuVIiH",
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08

nE A., AIR. AVENUE i a
~ Church, Delaware avenue 9'l
streets, itev isaac NJ llaldenani =
Preaching morning AID tNeA''s
tAaEfnF
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-27
Irish Wit.

A country rector and his lady were
one day riding in gig in the town of
Sligo, and on the by road observed
small, ragged boy tending goat, which
he held by string.
"Say, boy, what's your name ?" ask
ed the minister.
"Patsy,y yer honor" answered the wee
fellow, with bow.
"Well, Patsy, can you tell me how
many gods there are ?'' said the divine
with nudge to his wife.
"Don't know that SIR" answered the
boy making second bow.
'There's but one God, my child" said
the lady and the gig drove on. "How
ignorant these poor Catholics are," re-
marked the minister.
"Yes, God help them,' replied his
wife.
Three hours after as they were return
ing, the boy was in theSame place.
"Please, were you in Sligo, sir?" in
quired Patsy.
.' .'Yes, my little man" replied the rec
tor, why do you ask 9''
"I'd like to know from you, how
many chimneys there are in Sligo ?"
Chimneys, you little rogue, how do
/ know, never counted them"
"Then, sir,if you can't tell how many
chimneys there are in Sligo where you
have been, how could tell how many
Gods there are in heaven, where 1 never
was ?''
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-27
Widows Marrying Tramps.

A Westfield, Mass, paper says -
Within a few months, and In radius
of nine miles from here, can call to
mind three or four windows, comforta-
bly, we'll off, who have married chaps
that have come tramping along. A lit
tie while ago you noticed the case of
Southwick woman who was committed
and whose husband is now in Jail for
abusing and threatening the life of his
wife and mother-in-law. His favorite
amusement was to place the g women
folks' side by side, and, after poking a
loaded gun into their faces, to fire it off
at target over their heads.
Five weeks agoa q respectable and we'll
connected woman in this town, whose
husband died less than two years ago,
leaving her home and $4,000 in cash,
"got struck" with young tramp who
came to her door, and although twenty
years his senior, she married him.
Since then her home has been rendez-
vous for about all the tramps that come
along, and apparently the good news is
being widely spread among the frater-
nifty. A few days ago the woman APP
peared with badly bruised face and
damaged eyes, and her friends had her
tramp husband arrested for the assault.
The trial was most ludicrous affair,
for while the wife admitted that "John-
ME" not only was the cause of her pre-
sent disfigurements, but had soundly
thrashed her at least twice week dur
ing their honeymoon, she declared she
loved him dearly, and that he only
whipped her when he was mad because
she wouldn't at first asking give him
money or buy him horse and carriage.
The man said that he didn't think that
he had thrashed her more than once q
week, and that he loved her dearly
Upon this followed very dramatic
scene, the woman rushing into his arms
and mingling her tears and kisses with
his ditto, and both fairly fell on their
knees before Judge Lewis to beg his
mercy. Judge Lewis told them: "I
want no such nonsense here, and fined
the man $5.85, which the woman paid,
few minutes later they were seen low
ingly riding towards their peaceful
home.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-27
RAILh o AD 5 /.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R
May l1tl,, 1879.


TRAINS sLEAvEHARRIsBURG AS FOLLOWS
For New York. AT 5.l5, $40 a. m. coop m.
For Philadelphia, at SIS, $40, 9.ab am.
400 and 400 p. IN.
FOR Heading, at SIS, $40, s.45a. m. and 200
For PottsvilIe at 5.l5 $40 a. M, and 400
2. M, and via schuylkill and susquehanna
Branch at 2.40 p. m.
For Auburn via s. Il S. BIZ. at $50 a. m.
400 and 7.55 p. m. ~
The SIS SiO a. M, and E7,65 p. M, trains
have through cars for New York.
The Sis, a. M, trains have through carsfor
Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS:
For New York, at 5.15 o. m.
For Allentown and Way Stations at g. a. M
For Reading, Philadelphia and Way5tationsat
Lao y, m.
TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG, LEAVE AS Fol
LOWS
Leave New York, ats.45 a. M, 100, 5.sOand
Leave Philadelphia, at GAS a. m. 400, and
Leave reading, at t4.4O, 1875, 1850 a. M. 1.3O,
Leave Pottsvlie, at $50, 9.15 ain. and 4.4O
Pm. ,,,.
Leave Auburn Was. u s. BIZ at 115O m.
Leave Allentown, att2.3O5.4O, 9.O5 a. M l2lO
4.30 and 9.0j p. m.
SUNDAYS,
Leave New York. at $50 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, at 7.20 p. m.
Leave Reading, at 4.40, 7.4O, a. M. ana 1888
Leave Allentown, at2 30 a. M, and s05p. m.
j. Il. WOOTEN, Gen. Manager.
@. G. HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent.
+Does not run on Mondays.
*Via Morris and Essex r. II.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-27
A Preacher Who Was a Painter.

DR.. Guthrie, while visiting an artists
studio, ventured to criticise an unfinished
picture. The artist, with some warmth,
remarked CDR. Guthrie, remember you
are preacher, not a painter" 81 beg
your pardon, my good friend" replied the
clergyman 81 am painter only paint
in words, while you use brush and colors."
One, out of many occasions, will prove
the correctness of the DOCTORS claim. In
one of his sermons he described ship
wreck and the launching of the life-boat to
save the crew. So vivid were the colors of
the picture, that the appalling scene APP
peared actually to take place before the
eyes of the audience. A young naval officer
who was seated in a front seat in the gall
lery, sprang to his feet and began to take
off his coat, when his mother pulled him
down. He was SO carried away by the
scene, that he was ready to man the life
boat, and it was some time before his
mother could make him realize that he was
in church.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-27
American and Foreign Patents.

GILMORE & CO., Successors to CHIPMAN
W HOSMER Il CO., Solicitors. Patents pro
cured mall countries, NO FEES IN ADVANCE.
no charge unless the patent Is granted. No fees
for making preliminary examinations. No addi-
tional fees iUr obtaining and conducting a re-
hearing. By arecent decision of the Commits
sioner, ALL rejected applications may be revived.
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: should have explained In the stage,
but walls have ears and why should /
trust the others with my secretsY'
"Of course, as 1t turned out, was
highly pleased at the sagacity of the
gentleman the more SO as / recollected
the responsibility Of specie L, too, had
assumed.
81 need not tell you that the lady's
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THE EAGLE HOTEL,
CARLISLE ST.,
New Bloomfield, Penn'a.

J.. A. NEWCOMER, Proprietor.
HAVING removed from the American Hotel,
Waterford. and having leased and refurnished
the above hotel putting 1t in good order to &C
commodate guests, ask q share OF the public
patronage. assure my patrons that every exer-
tion will be made to render them comfortable.
rA- My stable is still in care of the celebrated
jake -..x.....,,,
March 1S, 1871 ~. A. NEWCOMER.