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MINING CARDS.

...-. HAAN.Nsf S4A "
TT1TT- TWTrT-f~t
III ~ HIkN NiHy Wa IN EN1
-
p' ~ :, *ss ....-
&harea $40 Etch, Full Paid. Nuh-4A4seAAlAh1c.
~ u.....I ,.,,t,. . -, t,.r,,.... t,,n..
wv teF9p'o' tA"ot3 i'i S~'np"A1 Deot"'
flnuo,.n1 f}Ntna m Rrao,l,vnr NAVY EorI
"eneFal on'ee' ~ % nronu""s' "c" AorA'
niRECIilHS:
GESEilhl. mIinMAS EMlStil Ohio.
HON. f1tESIUN u tlsuNN. khnxn5.
llnN. y II: nitnWS!SG; llnnih:
4Eo II; niHS SEltlH HeW t1rk taty:, p.,
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lVEATOKB-tYufol II local r0Qu0st. Tho o1Tsfiuls
wess larxsr. and phces Nste eas!st in coNatqu
teW cars alGio0 u muet thu lpMAAd4 Ut The los.!
!5ada. @ lusehblow4 sold It Es441o. and rosa Ut ~
pOUiTltY AND GAalM-Chackons and tustots
xeIT sa1sblc = former prees Ths oustpas nc
" tho leatsnb1o iut.: Geesa wGss uul Cams ssf
s!uW aud easgE. Mixed ch!ckeMs wara 4uulsd n n
chickens Ut Gtal
HEEDs-I4nluthy was mora active and Httonesh
pt!mG SIosing about tA Tha fu! range % ss,M
sby thv salps lnrKeE than tho FspoEts tndIAsS1
kl41xeSd fell ou lr nMier free receipts With > HI
thetF 0FdUIs. and sums u than hnv0 Withdrawn 1f29
INC m2stsk Sa|tny ixks 1Fslxhh ase EAs&lNa w ~
, 1880-10-16
GENERAL MARKETS.

DR00M.COltN-WAs In fair request and zts.a,
Tho receipts hro fair but atockia not gro wing 1rr
fnAt and HOMO donloss eay usy arc nearly out Of n,,
corn. Cho!cG iE quoted tlrru:
, 1880-10-16

Tno domHnd " M yrs tnr rum bcihs Actiyc. oHt ta ar
c9nillunt fcoltng among holder1, and Rtocks sfs
hold ut fully tho quoted prtcca: "
Tha rucSlpta ana c1nuTts ut Now York Of chceta
ance May itho beRtnaIug Of tho trade yoarj con:
, 1880-10-16

Tho receipts md exports al Now York Of butte,
slnco Mny tho bogInnIng OF tho tsadc yoasJ coz.
Nnrf 4 fo1n
, 1880-10-16

UAGGlEH-A faar business wna In psugrcsa, ind Ii,
tnnc Ut tho market stoady md urm nt tic quot..
tons R!von bclowt
, 1880-08-12

by Republicans, md the other two by the
Crccnbaekers Gillette md WeaYer. The
Hon. john 4. Kasson will retire the former
by MI overwhelming. majority, while tho lat
ter will be supplantcd by tue sElver-tongucd
orator,--tho Hon. II. Z. Cuts. This will
secure solid delegation OF Republicans
from Iowa t1 the next Congress. Garficltl's
maturity In the Stato will not vary n1,lc]i
from 10000, and thus Iowa will retain her
present proud distinction Of being the banner
Republican State Ut the Union. =.
eadns sebS xssf sfRsefR of s ] Ssss e
al0ilal district, hnye snHg degree Of col,t!-
lence that they can wrest this district from
its 1!cpnblica1t moorings. TIlcir conlGleg
ssees %i afsrd em sst hsy nt %i
the .coslnt Of thu. votes IN November blasts
tl!eir hopes. the Republicans Of the, district
VIII lnterposG no objections to their enter
uToay snfs 70 pTsct tne O. tho I
iielnry i; Fouke.. Of: ills city, will be- nom.
limited, and 1t lB expected lie will evoke TIC
entlflsiasin Of tho Democratic .lcnfzens OF
elected Z, however, m absurd olle ETucta~
ttotls OF. clustering DeMocrntlo clRlms Of atc-
cess ate Of biennlat OCCURRENCE th!sstalwart
district, 20 that tho present eblIllit!0ti Ut ,s~
frs. Tho Republicans of TIC district gauae
tue cl0iins Of tho 'opposltlon at their .pr0per
lack Of title to crcdcnce, and confidently
a9iilt!ripasG u swecplnK victory. The District
nate the il0ll. Thomas Umlegratf, md he
will bc trllinphnnt!y Reflected.
On the 10Th day Of August the Republicans
will meet in convention ut Independence, to
place III ii0nillntEon candidate for the Cir
cult Jl!tlgrslttp. The present incumbent, the
ll9n ,. ": Loex. of Dnhuque,, will nntouht~
, 1880-08-12

sptedat Ds'paseh to 1hs chttaea Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. little Interview
with tic Hon. Henry s, Maroon, of parlIug-
ton, contained in Tllr TnlnusE's Galena
dispatch Yesterday morning. must be taken
Will some grains u allowance. BIZ. Maguon
represented tho Third Wisconsin District III
t,nnercss n,,c tcrm. a1,tf ,,tt Il rpn,orlsohIv
.aii for a,r r,a,,,,,ar , ,nt ~ ,an ~ a0 H." 1a
's.ts' "ss. aos uem ..Ieueit pa., "'e'l 'ne eo
sentton inet 10 eiloose his successor tho DEL
egates set Mr.. Magoon aside, and selected
the lion. George c, uazclton I'll Ills stead.
Naturally punuab Mr. yaucon d,3 NH NJ.
1000 ~ ~ a,fa', ~ ~ t,o,.., utu NV a
nt psesn VI uav ac.1o ~. VI ...as eo.'sso' nd IS
prediction that Mr.. I1azelton will be defeated
ii Nominated hns 1,othtnp in warra,,t #, Tha
.ttstr1ot .a. 1,no,, nn.,.,J Ia st'e n,.,'t,
M!o..teS ,,'" t"4o psen e"ltea " wv nepuV
lean candidates for Congress for
tho last twelve yca{s without
skfp.-tyice by Mr., Uazeitotl,-a,1tl thero IL
mt }ha nIir1,trst dorht h,,t that In .rfii IN n
ont IT, 1a11 s,a 49, .,d", .s. ~ n.. "nt ~ ~
,tHni . IT,, ~ to1 tme 1ia1 eb!aeac swell ovel
k4iS H!sll!et h'4 ca[Ileu " !Hthy iolMcf lte.
, 1880-08-12

dpsetat Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, AnE. 1i.-The Grcenback-
Labor party stnte Convention WIS held
here to-day, and was called to order Mt
Bucks Opera-ll0uso ut II o'clock by Viii
ianl r. 1nMfs, Chairman OF tho StAte Central
Committee, who rcad tho call Of the Conycl,-
tion, stating It's object to DO tic placing In
nomination OF canlltlAtes for the Stute ot!lers
and for Presidential Electors. liz Intro
duced Col Charles Roberts, OF Bay City, Us
Temporary Chairman.
Tho usual committees were then appointed
md tho Convention adjourned until : p. III.
On rcasscmbilng a telegram was read from
the Hon. Moses ". Field, of Dutrols, Stating
TINT he was called to Now York 10 attend the
death-tel OF Peter Cooper, ald would be ull-
able to attend the Convention, Wl!oreubon
tho following resolution WIS offered by
Edwin White, OF Calhoun County, and
adopted by tho Conventions:
Nfsotped, rhat this Convention rcooIycs tho
announcement ri tho approaching dissolution ol
tIu vonurlb|o l'ctur, Cooper With profound sor-
Inc ni piiuaocr @ r. Il ito Eational dsUca6aok parsy.
Tic Committee on Permanent OrGnulza-
s1oll reported tho following o,llcers: 1'resi-
IeMt, Col: Char!es Roberts, 1,ny, City; Wee
1'res.lrnts, Alfrel, Good!i,nn, q. ": Dewuy,
lnan, j. A. Norton, J. J. Watkins. (Yilll4,n
:,unlth, j. II. Gun; Secretaries, AGlior AZ.
Mn9re: M. l., Marsh, !. J. Green
.'Tha COMMITTEES on Resolutions reported the
tho stato goligontlon of tic Ureenoast. iabor
purity 4f tho state u Mtchlgal ~ 3 pint tforta
lst, Nnd Wc further rocolnsne .,l tho adoption BY
this Convention of tho rrsolutions ucceptc1 aud
Alleptoa by the snftl Convention.
In AI.,ss, ftf1lt4k
, 1880-08-12
CENTS.

sss2ys;ntl,, s2,s;, , ya||ent ,aph; Eighth, Asa A,
The convention, then adjourned. a great
dsa HSet o mSfkse seeae1p ne 1s e
Mr. David Wootlman. tic nominee for
Governor, Is y brother of tho Hon. J, j,
W22tnall. Master of the National Grange;
B"ra f s cos daasr TfsMpg a II y ct sw y fVsw va
tlle State sncc ies1. IT, ''''' ''''' F" 'sSaen' Oh
.Two lIundred and ,eleyen votes were cast
for Henry l.. Smith. the treenback candidate
1sd 10r uoxer,ior Ill 1878, after which Ills name
wa sr:etss nSnstea to n. catsaso 1,tstns.
r. MT: ptEAsANr. T., aug. 1.-The First
Ss iSn saa Gonset!o II today
postal savings banks. Daniel r. Stubs, of
'5e'fesTson, standing candidato for Office, ind
Z. II. Holland, OF Henry Woro named NJ
congressional q. E e candidates. AZ, attenpt was
Mrtson, ,En the, Interest Of the Nonrbons,
aud, on hLs suft-inoney notions being 1uea-
uonGl, most trucking letter from him to
n fsSsate was read, IN WHICH he out; Weaver
him ty giving sti1bbs thrty:thres votes, uol-
ss.sta '?S:isa ''e:9.' as r. Eissee Tribune.
atnd;,anA tAG3tnAA, IL, Aug: 1l.-Tlle lion. a. j.
evening.
~ Sp.s.at Dt.patsa to n. cnseaao Tribune.
,hn hnoiGtiiNnroS' Gii;S', H.. AYE. liza special to
tTes,!aek o eonesessienst ss convenlio c1 naiEs;
, %as circus. George Mcatlcrs, Of MeDoii-
e frs1ftess WIN onl}afa t9jIf Sfter btttsr
friends e secure That trcasoii-staInssd
RelitlelnRn's nomination. The loyal Oupo- ,
sttlGn to 1Iol1owny, was led by ]. &. Bnrcll-
i1eia q M,9ntno,,tt n VIE most e9nplsteIy
, 1880-08-12

or our Gotpm"n q.1 cn,!ntry: aIt T..
Eutitnton nf nny q tho public oRliEatlons Of tho
re rcpnistion q e!!lc1. andI any prote.s .'r q
a.sgnsn, woald % tle ms. g,rct,il VI evla,
,f,, ta,,;,nn ~ Wy o timnt W.T. ~ tn9 pntet
farm Wo pese osscves ,an t. tha sr;et Ie
FYA-"c rccoKnsx9 uisposiiiot, uDnn tho
pnw M f IT, 9Me gecat o.sn. ~ '1o r,s,c s 10 10
lilo late Wor. Inc srcat ioprtsslon Of Ilslness.
ana Tho guncrs,l stirInknge IN vnI.ics, to
mako lllcrni reduction Ii both tho principal
and Interest Ct oi,r bonded indebtc1ness. md
ny thc isgisaturc a wlth or creditors upon tho
G nsI tep.as tGa1 cth 10 a9teea upon ~ result
81 s;i,.Thnt ,vo don,ont tts rno,t r,rta o.o,,.
nv in The aslmtnietration III al| lho pb!iu sffrs
nfstutu anil Nuiiona( Gnycr1Imcnt, lie sin.
preston Of my md all cxtravneances In
pnl,llo expenditure, md tho reduction of nil
ssss: 5 So + e Sss r: 6 81 e f?s
,1lao oT IN a,a to strlp1ost h19csty N tho
.aa,ns4 '''''' ""N "pf"@@'NSA "1 ~ p"""o 'e''
Scrruh-yrbot We rc0nrd A thornuabls; or0an.
tzc, System Of puillc Instruction as i matter of
tl,o tfirt,st Importance to the ,peaplo g our
a!ate, a'Il We r!edEo oir " united " suppors to its
'oin ~ Ro ;u1' ~ rno,,sxoh,v ornosod n
,bC 43a,r,nn " IL 1T cnhcnn s1d 30 10
cnn;zp II" fnn, " tu ,t It" aa nf ,S @
Uovsrninent, botit state and Federal. Gy ,hat
party will, undur it's rapid strides to cen
'iralizntlon, soon result In tho dcstrue.iof,
es s"s % tfs so e every US p g tie s0 sts sSms'ans ssn
n1 tEst Il 9 nj n' m fx4 ax!f
tG4,1,rh Yreirhts mi 1Sssenucn. i il tt,s snt,sn
1t thls conyG,tton that The con,Ing LeKisiat,irS
, 1880-08-12

8psetat DApatth 10 1Ra Chttaao 1t|buna.
! HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. ;1l-Tho Reput-
lican Convention held today was tho lnrgcst
nnd MOST enthusiastic held for years past,
arltl tho ticket nominated ia elninentiy fitted
TO Iusuro tho placing of 'Connectlcut's Elect
oral votes ii, the Republican. column. Mayor
BiRelow, of, New Haven, casr overthrow tile
Democratic majority In that city. II such
thing Is possible. When liG was elected it
was by a,s0o ,nujority in That placn, which
Inns always gono from LEGO to (, 600 for the
Democratic ticket.
Gen. William II. Buckley, OF Hartford,
nominated fur LteuteyuMt-G Governor, Is ali Or
ga,lizcr or great ability, and Ills brother was
recently elected Mayor Of Hartford by n
lurgp lun10rity, completely oycrtunllng tho
Democratic majority Of Go0 which Inns pro-
vailed for years past.
Tie Democratic overplus In these two
principal cltlcs huyc long been the main fact
ors Of Domocrntic successes in tho State,
overwhelming rs they have the sniail Isoptsb-
lican nsatorlt1es III tho country sections. The
loss Of Hartford and New Haven, or the cut
ting down OF their Elalorltics, makes q Re-
publican majority In November almost GER
tainty.
Tile remainder Of the State ticket Is COM
posed of strong material, very julIciously
chosen, and calculated to win votes III the
State generally.
The platform is modest In Its tonor, md
curious p1ank regarding colorbllndncss
necds O. word Of explanation. Lust winter
tho Republican Legislature enacted a law re-
quIrtnE tho discharge Of all railroad onl-
ployGs who could not pass scientific exulll-
natlon for col0r-bllndness md defective
vision. The operation OF this law has Gil
, 1880-08-12

~, sM1nR twice wcck to and from Hritish Forts Pas
DSoHn, o, neitast aud J.0MindnrrY a. loreat ratos.
csSireemnanyt g1cg. corner CLARK ind Nantolph.sta,
"a'A2o Urates for e. mud lpWnrds, At lowest fatQx
-H. u. uu YEltNET. Gen'l " estorn Agcnt,
, 1880-08-12

Special Diipdteh to Tns chteaao 7ttbuns.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. il.-At tho
Democratic Convention for the Eighth Con-
gressionul District held ut Bay City to-day,
TiMo.ly i. E,rspey, Of EuSt Saginaw waa
, 1880-08-12

Saw EnArr1scn mi AM 1t.-T,,o TIA.
dentInI EIectors assclubhM ut sncra,uc,,to
to.,tnv To,nmitteas xyers onnointn,i md n
sos ns Sui'eaS -, "'tv at,n "pSu ~, a''u H.,
lteess ta1dl ~ y ~ Mens'ine tao LIS
trIct Conventions WILL nominato Congress-
men.
The Congressional Cnnycntton of thu Ftrst
nstrI,.t r.,,,o,n Inoto,, Iloro"o na,,o fsr r',,.
u's!l@t ,,.i'!. hu!oaatea ilotneo LAWS 1ot eo''
gtess without my opposing cand'aate' anu
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31
"oome and see. Heavepgrant that we

"Come and see. Heaven grant that we
be not too late"
Scarcely waiting for her bonnet and
shawl, she hurried me from the house.
Presently we reached hands me
mahston-Mr. Hollis country sea-. A
carriage stood before the door and some
OF was just stepping into it.
My lady screamed out at the sight and
rushed forward excitedly:
"Oh, Deane, don'l 60! don't leave me
at least until I have been given a
chance to expl in You have mis-
Judged me; 10 Is all q terrible mistake.
Come with me to Holmes Cottage, do
come. God knows do not wish to
keep any secrets from you; not one."i "ifs
We all entered the carriage together
and drove to III olme's Cottage.
We were met on the threshold by the
same forlorn-looking woman who had
brought the note. She burst out 50 Obbing
in our faces.
"My sou is dead,' she cried. "He
breathed his last soon after you went
away last night. Oh. ma'am, went you
come In an look at him. I'm sure it
would please him could he but know"
We entered the poor little room and
stool beside the couch ON which the
dead man lay.
The secret of Miss Edith's visit OF the
previous night was soon told; this rash,
impetuous man had allowed himself to
:all desperately in loge with Miss Edith,
the previous summer, in spite of the
difference and utter impossibit of h,s
ever hoping to win return of her affec-
tiuns.
When he realized that he must die, q
prey to consumption, he begged to be
taken to the vicinity of my ladys home,
that he might be near her at the last.
He had had m ore or less deltrium for
some days previous to his death, and
while this was on him he had really fam
cied that Miss Edith was his wife, and
spoke of her, in his rambling way, as
s1ch.
IL could not despise his love, Deane, /
pitied him SO" my lady said, her boauti-
ful eyes full of tears. "Do not blame me
tor seeking to hide the truth; 1T was for
his sake. 1t seemed cruel to expose
bis weakness. Will you forgive me?"
He echoed the word and caught her
| TO his heart.
"Forgive you Oh, my darling, it is
who need to be forgivenp
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31

JAMES FRASER, bishop of Manchester,
is scholar and gentlemen Of noble
and kindly nature. One bright trait
was never more pleasantly shown than
upon the occasion of his marriage the
other day, when he sent check of 81 ,250
to the poor of the parishes in and about
Manchester, saying in the accompanying
letter to his agent: "To-morrow, all being
well, will be my wedding-day and in the
midst of my own happiness, should like
to mark the day by some little effort to
promote the comfort of others in the
midst of whom l live" THE marriage
was conducted in the simplest, most
unprete ntious manner.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31
Making Iron With Petroleum.

TESTING THE NEW PROCESS IN THE
MANUFAC 1URE OF PIG,
Some very important experiments were
made at the blast furnace of the Wheeler
iron company, Mercer county. The object
of the experiments was to test the device
for utilizing petroleum as fuel in blast
furnaces. The experiment of yesterday
was the first of the kind ever tIied in a
blast furnace. The crude petroleum is In
Jected into the furnace, along with the
hot blasts and super heated steam, Steam,
when heated to great degree is resolved
into its original elements, hydrogen and
nitrogen. These elements united in
combustion with the petroleum, produce
hydro carbon gas, winch in burning pro-
duce an intense heat, and at greatly
reduce expenditure for fuel. The chief
obstacle in the way was the difficulty of
injecting the fluid petroleum into the
furnace against the pressure of the blast,
but this difficulty has been overcome by
a very ingenious arrangement by which
the pressure of the atmosphere is made
to do service. The quantity of oil con-
sumed is small in comparison with the
results produced, while the steam is
heated by waste gas collected at the top
of the furnace. But it is not in the item
ofcost that its Chief advantage is claimed.
The inventor claims, and his assertions
seemed to be borne out by yeserday's ex-
periments,t that all the sulphor phosphorus
and other impurities in the ore, are
eliminated in the furnace by this proc ess,
and superior quality of iron secured.
The inventor claims that even if the co st
of the iron by his process should far
overrun the cost of hat produce when
the ordinary fuel is used, the quality
produced will more than compensate
for the loss. 1t is thought that gain in
time will result, also, thus increasing the
capacity of a furnace using the process.
Further experiments will be necessary
in order to settle definitely what the in
vention will do, but the trial yeterday
resulted'in a run of metal of superior
quality. 1t is thought that he process is
a valuable invention, and It may yet
prove a revolution in the manufacture
of iron.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31
From a prominent Drug House.

H. H. WARNER q Co., RocHEsThR, N.
Y.-DEAR SIR :-It is now only three
months since we received your first ship
ment of Safe Remedies. We have sold
drugs In this place for twenty years, and
we have never sold proprietary medi-
cine, that gives such universal satisfac
tion as yours, especially your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, and safe Diabetes Cure.
We could mention many who have re-
cetved great benefit in cases of Kidney
difficulties, Asthma, Rheumatism, Dia-
betes, Brig hts Disease, etc.
Respectfully yours, SISSON & FOX,
jan28-2weod. Alexandra Bay, N. Y.
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pEeIsrER,s ORDER.
REcIsTER's oFFIcE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Jan. 10, 1880.
Upon the application of William Her
bert, Executor OF John @. Tindle,
late of New Castle Hundred. In said
county, decd, II Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
Parliamentary upon the estate OF
the decd, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within f0rty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six OF the most public places OF
the County OF New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
wilmington GAZETTE. q newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
t->-~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
}L.s. ONCE of the Register Aforesaid, at
s~~~~' New Castle, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written,
3. .. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executor, on or
before January 18th, 1850, or abide
the Act Of Assembly In such case made
Address, WILLIAM HERBERT,
Executor
Janle-3weod. New Castle, Del,
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p ATENT rs

obtained for new Inventions, or for I'm
provements in old ones. Cayeats, and all
patent business promptly attended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
REJECTED may still, in most cases, be
patented by us. Being opposite the u. b.
Patent Office, and engaged In PATENT
BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, we can Sc
cure patents In less time than those who
are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails In all trans
actions with the Patent Office.
When inventors send model or sketch
we make search In the Patent ONCE and
advise as to its patentability free Of Charge
Correspondence confidential, prices low
and NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT is
OBTAINED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster-Gene d.
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the u. s. Patent ONCE, and especially to
our clientsin every State In the Union and
In Canada. For special references, terms,
advice, 60, address
G. A. SNOW,& CO.,
Opposite Patent onice. Washington b. c.
decl3-dtf.
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urday evenings from7 to O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUALD DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Tnus Der. ~
manent deposits compound their Interest
twice in each yearAa ,rn.
Clement T.. smyth, George W. Bush,
Nathan,l +. Benson, NJ. L. LichensteIn,
Henry f. Dure, Edward Darlington.
w. Hastings, Job H. jackson.
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feb2l-ly E. I. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANk
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
rrN.Ncr.1 .oEND, AND or r,u ,,
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Paid up Capital, 100000.
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change furnished TO regular Depositors
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Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
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A Line.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
Sail from New Nork for
GLASGOW, every SATURDAY;
And regularly to LONDON direct.
Passage to Glasgow, Londonderry, Bel :
fast, Liverpool.
Saloon Cabins, $50 to $50, Currency.
Second Cabin, including all requisites, $40
STEERA9E, $28,
TO LONDON BY DIRECT STEAMER,
No Steerage
SALOON CABINS, S55 and $65.
Excursion tickets AT reduced rates.
Passenger accom- odations unsurpassed
for elegance and comfort. AL state
rosms on main deck.
For books of Information, plans, &c.,
Apply to HENDERSON BROS,,
Bowling Green, New York.
Or to SAM #. BETS, Adams express,
sepiS. Wilmington, Del
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Inc 4.lo 4. H., o.to A. M ana f:oJ m. trains
connect fof YelowSprines and Springfield. The
Church Train leaves Loveland Sundays at $40 a
M, and returning leaves Cincinnati at 1:53 p. m.
clEy-LAND, MT. VERNON AND CoLUMrOS
Derot, Front and Kilgour.
Cleveland Express. ............ 7:53 m 1853 pm
CINCINNATI md PORIsMOUTH R5uApAD
Derc' Front and Kilgour.
Amelia Ac.. ................- 49,. 7SSs m l2spm
Amelia Mall. .-............,..... 4s0S m GSoaA
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Living with n Broken Neck.

A curious case occurred here the other
day. A mail carrier was driving past a
train of cars when his horse became
frightened and ran. 1t was noticed that
the mans head was twisted, and that he
was unable to move it, but nothing seri-
GUS was suspected until, after few days
a thorough examination was made, when
it was discovered that his neck had been
dislocated between the axis and atlas
No operation was performed, and during
the night the neck slipped back into it
socket, and although very i'll, the mar
will probably recover.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

John Dixon is quite willing that VIII
lie Sibbert should be the hero of the
events connected with the destruction
Nettleby Grange. He is himself content
ed that he has Kate.
THE END.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
A Democrat Cured.

A leading Democrat of Burlington, Mr..
E. M. Sutton, speaks in the highest terms
of the curative power of the celebrated
Kidney-Wort. 1t first cured him of dis
tressing kidney disease, and he now uses it
whenever he has any symptoms OF bilious
ness or needs toning up. 1tacts efficiently
on the bowels and cures the worst cases OF
piles.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

My refuge from the stormy blast
81 Aud my eternal homo.
d A new crash echoed forth, further
ortion OF the interior had tumbled. Up
ent the flame still higher. The house
ooned to culver in the mingled light