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LIST OF PATENTS

Granted by the United States to citizens ofthis
state, for the week ending June y, 1880, furn-
Law and Patent office of ]. MCC. PERKINS,
ished for the CARBON ADVOCATE, from the
500 l. Street, Washington, ID. q.
D.F. Agnew, Allegheny, ,mosq quito bar frame
q. L. Ball, Phila., combined ore concentra
tor and amalgamator.
" ore amalgamator.
E, r. Ball, Jamaica, N. T. & U. f. Ball, Phi.
adelphia, ore concentrator.
II. Burgess, Rogers Ford concentrating al.
kaline solutions.
r. Dudley and B. Hershey, asslgnor of "a
interest to +. NJ. Crane, Erie, clothes wringer.
T. J. Ford, Harmonsburg, sewing machine.
l.. Friek, Phila., oscillating printing press.
f. Geyelin, Phila., suspension bearing.
L. Cough, Allentown, lamp.
B. Hershey, assignOr of "a interest to X. Dud.
ley and +. NJ. Crane, Erie, clothes wringer.
r. Love, assignor Of = interest to 5. p.
Stam0ack, Philadelphia, support Tor sinks.
L, Lyon, Hazleton, plating attachment for
sewing machines.
A. Middleton, Philadelphia, car spring
q. NJ. Mills Philadelphia, manufacture of
candy whistles.
t. Ragan, Philadelphia, hydrant.
}. II. Reury, assignor Of = interest 10 b. L.
Wood, HOnesIale, blind-slat operator.
g. Rush, Jr., Philadelphia, roller skate.
J. Story, Baldwin twsp, Allegheny county,
attaching metal collars to glass utensils,
J. Borland, Mars p o., shoecalk sharpener.
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"A life of torture is often endured by the
rheumatic their pangs may. however, be re.
lleyed by the use of the old reliable remedy
Roberts EmbrocatiOn. Sold over fifty years
No mushroom growth Its reputation excels
all other remedies. Price IS cents per bottle
Try II just once. 294
John l.. King has been committed 10 the
Allegheny County Almshouse He was al
one time a millionaire, but lost his money
specializing in oil.
During a drunken row Sunday afternoon
in q saloon at Cork's Run, Allegheny couu-
ty, kept by one Glessenkamy, Samuel Brod-
erick, steel worker, had his neck broken
and skull fractured by two parties kicking
him. Joseph Brown and another of the
murderers fled down the Ohio. Detectives
are after them.
--CHICR! CHICK! CHGCKl-See how they run
for Roberts Poultry Powder; warranted to
keep fowls In perfect condition. price only a
quarter. 294
The Supreme Court on Saturday affirmed
the judgment Of the Dauphin County Court
in the case Of the Commonwealth VS. the
Pennsylvania Railroad, whereby the former
was awarded S47 600 as tax on the capital
stock Of the latter.
Four young men named George IIill John
Higgins, George Evans and - Jones,
have been arrested at Houtzdale Clearfeld
county, for entcng two Swedes, named
Haugmeyer and johnson, who recently
came 70 the region, into a lonely place on
Saturday night,where they fired upon them.
HaugmeyeF was killed and johnson badly
wounded The cause of the assault was
that the men came 10 the county totake the
place ot 'riklnF miners
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The recent defalcations seem to have
spread pretty widely over the country, and
some of the ways resorted TO to effect large
steals show enough of ingenuity to make
them worth repeating. The method by
which William Charles Brown stole $500
from the Rutland (Vt.) Bank, of which he
is teller, is curious one. Most Of its GUS
toners live at a distance from the bank and
are nfrequent visitors. If they wished to
deposit $500 they would hand it to Brown;
he would make out a deposit ticket for $500,
put 5000 in his pocket, enter $500 on the
depositor's pass book, and for time both
accounts would show correctly. When the
bookkeeper balanced both accounts, then, of
course, the 5000 discrepancy would appear.
This "error" on the pass book would be
changed by the bookkeeper, the 5 to a 8,
then the books would balance. Before the
pass book was delivered to the owner Brown
would take it and credit 5000 "error," and
when the owner came he would say, al have
discovered an error; that $500 should have
been $500. When you get home you see If
it is not So" The owner would take it
home, find it correct, and praise the teller
as an honest young man. This has been
going on for over year, and was only dis
covered by an accident. As his bondsmen
are relatives, Brown will not be prosecuted.
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KENDALI1s SPAWN CURE is sure in ITS
etfecls mi IN its action as Il does not bhstt r..
Yet u Is penetrating aud powerful To reach eve
~ deep seated pam or 10 remove any bOny
growth or other enlargement. such Hs Spaytns,
Splmts. CurOs. CHllOus, Sprains, SWelnnRs.uny
Lauepess, anG all Eulurgement5 OF the joints
OF Limbs, or rheumatism IN Man, and for any
purpose for which Ltniment Is used for Ian
or Beast 1t Is now known Co be the best iini.
ment Tor man ever used, acting mild Yea GER
tam in hts effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which,
we think, gives positive proof OF It's virtues
No remedy uas ever met with such unqualified
success 70 our knOw,e0ge, for least as well as
Man.
Price 81 pes bottle, or SIX bottles for s. All
Druggists nave II on can gtt 10 for you or lt
viii be sent 70 anY address on receipt Of price
b, The proprietor. DIR B, j. KENDALL a
CO., EnuSbnrah Fails VI june -6-Yt
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a Harrisburg dispatch, dated 2Sd in

A Harrisburg dispatch, dated 23d ms .
say: can doubts as to whether the cases ot
George F. Smith, D. c. Clark, Alexander
McCune, a. W. Leisenring, and j. X. Shoe
maker the alleged riot bribers, will ever be
tried, were set at rest to-day by the discov,
cry that the costs in all of their cases have
been paid, thus implying an abandonment
The costs IN the perjury cases have also beer
paid, and they will not be tried. The only
person in whose case trial can now be haC
is Christian Long, his costs not having beer
settled"
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BOOKS {!

ANY Book, Magazine or Newspaper sent post
paid at the publishers lowest price with a Valu.
able premium. We give a fine "a IS view OF
structure in Amenca, also splendid views Of the
Mhite House, Treasury building, Smithsonian
institute Patent Once Mount Vernon and
other points OF interest In and about the Ma
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Statement Made Under Oath.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-In the year
1919 treated with Kendal's SPAWN cure a
bone SPAWN Of sever al months g7Owih, nearly
na,t large as a hens egg,and comOletely stop
prd the lameness and removed the enlarge.
meut have worked the horse ever since very
hard and he never has been lame, nor could L
ever see any diffei ence IN the size Of the hOcK
JOINTS since treated him with kenoalls pay.
IN Cure r.. A, GAINES.
EnOsburGh Falls, Vt, Feb, rs, l'70.
Sworn aud subscribed to before me this Goth
day Of February, a ID. 1879
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--SINEs DysENTERY COMPOUND There
are no diseases that will SO quickly bring incl
dents OF persons past life and make him
think Of home and his mother, as Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, DysenteTy, Cramps, Colic,
and all their kindred diseases. And to be
without SINEs' DYsENTERY COMPOUND when
Overtaken with the above diseases is to be al
most without hope. 2g-4
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New Advertisements.
QS(DLD.$$iySs;;p5'' .iys5 8; $S;p' !
BEST

UAUNCNTHy business now before the public,
W HN'H' 'You tan make money faster at
HHVkJ work for us than at anything
else. Capital not required. We
will start you S2a day ana upwards made At
home by the industrious. Men, women. boys
and girls wanted everywhere TO work for US.
Now is the time. You can devote your whole
time to the work, or only your spare moments.
n o other business viii pay YOU nearly as well.
No one willing to work can tail TO mako enOr.
nous paw by engaging at once. Costly Outnt
and terms free. A great opportunity for max.
ing money easily and hOnortblY. Address
TRUE Il CO., Augusta, Maine. June 2B-lyH
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The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
Nathan KlOtz, Proprietor

This House is located in the Borough Of
WeisspOrt, Carben County, Pa, and is built
on the site of Fort Allen AN oil stockade fort
ihcation. erected here over n century ago to
protect the early settlers against the hostile
incuIsions of the Indians. The house is a sub
stantinl brick, and was named Fort Al en-
House, by the late Edward Weiss; it contains
Thirty-two Rooms and n handsome Restau-
rant, and the present Proprietor has newly
and thoroughly refitted the establishment.
1t has all the appointments of a FIRST GLASS
COUNTRY HoTEL adapted for the comfort OF
its patrons. In close proximity to the Hotel,
in perfect preservation, is the Historic
OLD FRANKLIN WELL,
which was dug by order of Benjamin Frank
lin to supply the garrison of Fort lien with
water. Its walls ofstone, which still defy the
ravnges of ages are as per'e1t to-day as when
put there. aud the well now contains about
six feet of CRY stall water. The well is now he.
ing fitted up as n historic reIcto the water OF
which the patrons of the House will have free
access.
SUMMER BOARDERS
will be accommodated at Reasonable Prices.
The Bar is supplied with the best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, Good stabling attached.
May, SLY NATHAN hLoIH'
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KendaII'S SPAWN Cure.

CONCORD, II, H.. Jan. 2, 1880
b. ]. KENDALL & CO., Gentlemen I'VE have
q beautiful roam mare that was given TO us on
account Of a spawn ON her leg, which made her
Gead tine. We tOk on her shoes aud allowed
her 10 run m the barn vuId IN the fail of the
wear, aUpYrug 'Keudalps SPAWN cure accord.
ing TO directions. We did not use her for
mOntl. She was entirely cured, and ;he bunch
completely removed, and has never been lame
since We state what We know 10 be a fact
We have sold twelve dozen bat les in the shoIt
time that we have acted as your agents in Con.
cord. Respect fully yours,
UNDERHILL & KIrTRFDGE,
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MILLION Plantsl win pack to reach
NAnnANry you sntely at Sl.50 per 600.
T. a S . AZ Z Also CELERY at $500 per
600 Catalogue free. 1. L. 1ilhnEhnst, La
PA lune 70
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Y MU II I'D E H

TightninR Wind and Rain, you VIII never
have such d chance agnIu. We have the oest
large size. lmrrovod huBnEg Roll Cfothes
Wungrr in tie world, selling ut less than half
price Good reference guaranteed. Everyb body
"RED nor" - get one 20 competition The
best chance II your life time 10 s. AXE MokKf.
samples. . 81. tircuara aud full particulars
free. Agents willinR 20 be convinced add eEsl
mar, ~ jn.
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Total. . SlS62S 30
State Of Pennsylvania, County Of CARBON, IS:
], W. W Bowman, Cashier of the abUre-Tamed
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
W. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 23d day Of
jun, 1850.
THOS. s. BECK, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: 1hos Kemerer, r. i. Hofford,
and A. j. Durling, Directors June 20, 1880.
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KENDALL'S
SPAWN Cure ON Human Flesh
Pa.ten's Mills, Washington CO., NY.
EnhrmnrN IL IA-A

W-NVH > N " l5IIIIIE VVII NV N I
February n, 1873.
b J KENDALL NJ d., Dear Sir.-1he particu,
lar case on winch used your SPAWN Cure "
was malignant ankle sprlin OF 10 months
standing ! mad tired many things, but in VAN.
Your "SpaVln cure" nut the loot TO the ground
AGAIN, aud for the first time since hart, iu a
na tural position. For family lniment 1t eN.
ceis nYthlug We ever used.
Yours truly. REY NJ. r. BELL.
Pastor M. E. Church, Pattrn's Mius N. Y.
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D;oro, sl5n TO si0o.-An strictly First Class
IIdIlllN Sold at Wholesale Factory Ptices.-
luuUp HIGHEsT HoNoRs a. Centenna al Ell.
mbiuOL. MathusheX's scale Tor Square Grands.
Finest Uprights IN America. 1900 in use
Catalogue OF 4S pages-ffee.
JUBILEE ORGANS. the best in the world.
An stop organ, only S65 10 stops t97-Circu.
lars free. A ssnt on 8 days trial~freight free
n unsatlsfactUrv. FACTORY, 9Th 50 and 10th
assea' sse 5aF@s q &gS15 sa eSoGs s pG9NS
pieces sent foi 80. stamp, Address, VI S1ub
MENDELssOHN PIANO co,
apr.3m8 Box 2O5s, n. Y.
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The most successful Remedy ever discover.
ed, as it is certain IA its effects and does not
blister READ PROOF BELOW
Perseverance, Will Tell,

StOughton Mass, March 10th, 1850.
b ]. KENDALL Il co, Gents ;-In Justice TO
you and NV set 1 think ought TO let you know
JIat l have removed two bone sp9Vins with
Keudall's SPAWN Cure one very prge one,
don't anUw how long the SPAWN had been
Uhere. have owned the horse eight mOuths
IL took me four months to take the larPe one
of ana two for the small one. / have used zen
bottles. The horse is entirely well not at all
sun. and no punch 10 be seen OF felt. Tnis IS a
but If It does or all nat 1t has GOne for me its
sale VIII be very great
Respectfully yours,
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New Advertisements.
EPORT OF THE CONDITION o

at Lehighton, in the State of Pennsylyania,at the
close o. business, June IL, 1880:
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
nieh Prinon Documnnt.

WARRINGTON, December S.-Again
did the Presidents message creep ,nte
The papers before IL was presented to
Congress. This ia the second lime the
thing occurred, aud there promises to
BE- the usual seven days row about it,,
and the investigation will end i'll smoke
or IN the discharge Of some poor con-
postcr, as was the case last year.
ltwss the same com mbinatlon OF cor
respondents that captured 1t this year,
except that the New York Herald was
let in so as to reduce expenses. All
documents of this sort are prini ed in the
western part of the Treasury Building,
Ia a private cffice of which Captain r.
A. ROdier is the head. The greatest
precautions wers taken TO keep the con-
tents Of the message secret. Wstch-
men stood over the presses, and each
sh, ct was counted before it was given
TO the girls and as it came from the
press.
Then the bunalcs were sent to the
Washington post Office 10 be mailed over
the country and recouuted. The queer
part Of II was that those sent to the
Chicsgc post office were lost, ard for
hours could not be found. At last they
we're d discovered in a room among waste
paper. Last Friday the Chicago Times
offs sred $500 for the message, and
increased it to 500 by Saturday.
On Sunday good synopsis wss offered
for 81, 900, this was snapped up in an
instant. The result was that four cor.
respondents had the satisfaction OF Sec
ing it III their journal on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
A pD,,r in calling upou a digtin.

A PBDAST in calling upon distin-
guIshed beauty tried to make himself
agreeable in discussing philosophy and
religion. How true it is," he said,
I,that Christianity teaches reepect .Gr
women" ~ do not Know" she an
swersd. "hll my admirers are iGo!a
tors"
"MADAM, your boy can't pass at halt
fare, he's too large" said the ticket
oollscto Of train which had been loag
del iysd on the road by the snow. "He
may bs too large now" replied the
matron; shut he Eas small enough
when we started" The collector gave
in.
YorS0 LADY 10 her old unels)-"0b,
uncle what a shocking thing. A
young girl in Elinburg was made crazy
by sudden kiss" Old uncle-"Whst
did the fool go crazy FOR ?" Youug lady
What did she go crazy tori Way,
for mora, l suppose"
LILLE had the toothache, and cried.
Her mother tried to paoify her. 81 am
ashamed OF you, wouldn't NJ sucb =
baby before everybody. "0h, ys5, IT'S
ell very we'll for you" "Whyi"
because if your ts9th sOhs you caa
take them cut"
A DOCTOR attending = punster who
was very i'll, gave as his reason for be,
ing late ozs day that be had been Obii.
gsd to stop to attend to q man who had
iAllsn down very de3p yell. 'Did--
he--kick- -the--bucket- doctor" gasp.
ed the punstar.
Two youpg mon out riding were pass
ing farm house where farmer was
trying to harness a mule. "Won't he
drawi" said one Of the horssmen. "Oi
course he will" said the farmer,
che draws the attention Of every fool
that passes
BA9E bail is game played by eiSh-
teen persons wearing sh!rIs aud draS.
ers. TEey scatter around the field and
try to catch cannon ball covered with
r&whide. Tho game IL to get people TO
| pay two shillings TO come insids the
paiing.
4 GENTLEMAN who married a Vi1aw
complained to her That he liked his ssf
cell done. "Ah, thought ! was cook
ing for Mr.. Brown" said she, che
liked his rare. Bnt, darling, will try
aud forget the poor dear"
"KiND words can Geyer die" How
| bitterly does a maa realize that terri
Die truth when ne see, all the kindest
words he ever uted in his life staring
at hin from his published letters in .
bre loh Of promise suit.
AuAS Who wAssuGorir2 from boil %
his face pettishly exclaimed, ~ wish
knew the bsst place to have boil, /"
to which his little girlre1p1nded. "Why
papa, the tea kettle Is the beet place for
! ? boil"
As osF.cBG of An inf&n ry regiment,
while in action, gave the command to
fix bayouc!s ; Immediately afterwards
! he heard an Etishman shout, 'Faix, no.
be jabars IT'S the ereny well be af-
Ter Gxin' :"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
hAYLROAD LINEk.
A,SCAA EluE xAsLss.
rsAIsa 1nAva v1LxIEG7oz.

. or N uadelphla and intermediate stations
I, SO, 1870, "A. La,; 2s0, 400. 7.0e, Io.Oli y.
m. IN Sundays: $40 q. M; 80, e.V1, $50
pm.
P6ila. Exprss3 SD. 9, S.i4, IO.o2s. m, I2l5,
Tor Phila. and Hsx YORK: l.5s, 223, $50, 700
1902, a. m. EI2.3D, #lZ.A3. Iimisetl
6.i7p. IN. SundayE, 2.23 q. H., olT p. m.
Fox Baltimore and WY stations: s,So r. M
300 p. m.
For Hal-n9rs, Washington ana Bay Line:
1888 .. N.
E'of Halurnoro And Washtngton; la.sl, ac3
2.1b, e.S6 o. H.; 1885, l.D4 tLinIged) 4,bi,
T.0s p. In. Sundays: 1851, 200 a. II. ,1.lh p. L.
For Information apply AZ depot
Sor Nav Castle: e.Do, 80, .. H., l.os, S'p1
S.aS p. m.
For Harrington and internedla.e stss {:
$50 q. n.: LIS, 0.3b y. n.
For DeImsr and interra 9dlate s.ation6: $50 a.
m.; l.Ib D. m.
ror wilmington a raort1s,n Il. g.: 100, D.
a.; 800, sos, Z. u. 10 Sun tay trains.
Arrive and ll2s q. "a, AMI G.t5 p. II.
E~r Delaware TesseTnR. H.: 1.ls. tp.sn. :. ni'
$50 =. m. Sunday Irain1, 1870 y. H. 5p.m.
EkAIxB ROE WILMINGTON LaiAva ShAl5-nS!S'
Ea1A.
s'eom Broad JtJent and Washington arcane
100, SIS. 1920, ll.C0 lt,4S q. No.; N.11, $3.50,
4, 433, Lt5, bI5, I, $50, 8, $40. n.8p. D..
On Eun1ayG $50 -, D.; 8, s,0.Ib, n.50 p. II.
YF0po Thirty Second and MatEstssres.a: I.SJ
7.5o, ll.3S u, ~; l2.35. (Iimitod1 S.ab " a.
DE SnndsY& !.06 l. In.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
President Gowen Takes Dia De
bhElMrG.


phEtuFc.
President Franklin B. Gowen, Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, ssilsd Wednesday morning
from New York, in the Cunard steamer
Gcy;hia, for Queenstown, themes to
taxa train by way OF Dubiin and steam
err TO Holylsad Tor Liverpool and Lon
don. His mission IS III connection
with tho new plEn for the extricatioa
OF the company from its financial dis
tress. BOta the R4G5iver3 and D,rso
tors ofthe road yesterday aaoptet Mr..
Gowen's ne" plan, and there are &p-
parrntlT no difficulties III ths way Of
its accomplishment.
Il was rumored yesterday that des'
patch was received from the Mccall
monts, Of London, to tbs effect that
Mr.. Powell was to retura at once 70
this country with q the English
proxies, Shich were to be used against
Mr.. GcWen, but the rumor could not bs
traced t. any authoritative source, and
at the Reading Railroad Office NO re-
lance whatever was placed upon it.
Mr.. GoUen will rstGrn in time to be
present al the annual meeting OF the
stockholders a. ausioal Fund Hall,
during the second week in January
next, which meeting, without doubt.
will he one OF the most exciting and in
tersstirg OF any ever held. It was
stated this morning that dispatch
b ad been received in this city ys5ter'
day Announcing that MesSrs. Kuhn,
Loeb & Co, a wsll.known German
banking house In New YORK, had the
81 ,0O0,0 forfeit money on deposit
and would take charge of the market
ing of thu bonds, but inquiry failed to
ooutirm the announcement.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
s,ra,p From, the PeniOsulN.

Tho shipment of grain from down the
Peninsula is very heavy at present and
the Delaware Railroad Is incapable OF
meeting ths demand for cars: This
grain crop on the Peninsula this year
is estimated at Il, 2,060 ,000 bushsls.
The demand is for about 296 oars a
day each car will hold about 40 bash.
els Of grain, and Mr.. d. Il. Mackey,
Traa Despstchsr, estimates that il ttis
could be- met IL would continue at tktt
rate for ten days at least.
Two hundred and ninets-siK cars
would t,asaport sbopt III, $40 buaaslf
PEI day.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
FEN ClAE.

|DME ON, LAmES, To TAE GRAN
ger store, lo3 E, Sixth street, II you
wan raisins Tor your mince meat, Sns for Is
OTIS: 8 Ds currants, rs cts; . bs minoe meat, 26
cts; Bs pared peaches. 2sc; 8 hS evaporated
al,ples, 26c; cttron, 2sc h; lemon and grange
peeI, goo b: cans corn, 26c; 2 cans table
peaches, $50; 2 ms eocoanutc kes, $50; 2 Bs
lemon cakes, 26c; 2 lbs ginger nut, ESQ. We
have another lot OF diamond -four at so n. 1t
ia truly good; our 10 -four Is the beet fer the
price sold anywhere, our patent -four at 81 80
is MS good as you pay 50 tor; try our butter ct
2Sc n, yog can't tell 1t from the finest print
butter; crauberries, b and 90 ct; fine Irish
mice, Ice n, for weak lungs; we have the
whitest sugar and the best tea and ooitoe In
the CITY tor tho ice. Come to laS u. etd st..
l9&et r. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
ESHIIAADEIPaIA,W Wll4SIiNtffu: AM
IL BALEINORE RAILROAD.
UVHE ~ IV0Vs
Trains will leave wilmington a. ioi!ovs !:

Trnfns Will leave Wilmington ~ toi!ovs
For Phiiadslph!a and ln:cr@sa.atc Sta
tons, 100, $40, 1880, a. n, 2G7, 400, 7So, l0g9
p. n.
Phiisdelphia tEzp-ess) 500, 900, e.s4, lo.n2
a. IN IL IL, 2.0S, g.55 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2.23, go, 100,
Il. .92, 6. m., 1928, r. -, SIT p. n.
Baltilora and IntsrraedilVs Stations1 s.3S
q, n. 900 p. m.
baltimore and Bay Lime, 1913 p. u.
Baltimore and Washington, l2cl, 3.G3, 2lt,
s.3b a. M, l2.E6. 1.0l, 4.5l, 1908 p. NJ.
Trains Tor Delaware Division io2Ye for:
HsW Castle, 800, $50 q. In, Lob, a.eo, Go
p. m.
Harrington aad Intermediate Stations, $50
4. m, LOS, 68S ,. m.
Delnar and 1ntsrln5iiate Stations, $50 \.
10, LOS y. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PhiladelphtG and int0r;lotI&.s Station6,
$40 q, Il, 500, 30, 80 y. m.
Philadelphia and Now YORK, a.a3 .. n, ,S.l7
p. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, s.o3, 2.l6
a, ~.
For further Information rassengsrs aro re'
IsSrod to Gae lime tables posted ~ tho dapci,
II. L kENaEY, s5ups.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

gT>HE FIDELITY MUTUAL AID ASSO-
citation, OF Philadelphia, has orig mated
and is successfully operating plan OF Lilo
Ibsarauce, wherebv risbs ore carried at one
half the rates OF "oId line" companies. This
is dene by leaving the surpiu In the pockets
OF the members creating an assessment 70.
serve. Lie certificates Of 81, 900 are issued at
the cost OF mortality and $1,000 yearly. Trus'
tees for New CASTLE county. Gregg 4 Ptstoe ;
exa niplng physician. IT. J. p. Wales.
VIM E TAYLOR 81 90, agents,
EAST Btn street, Clayton House.
Solicitors yant0d; Rt.lm