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General NeWS.

William b. Spooner, retired mer-
chant of Boston, died in that city yester-
day, aged "a years. 1t is said that his
charities reached 100000, but, not
withstanding this and loss of $3.50, 900
large property to his widow and rela-
tions.
General Rosecrans, in an interview
with a cal reporter, in San Francisco,
has Indignantly denied that there is any
foundation for report that he "sent
East the letter witten to him by General
Garfield in 1865, and from which il is
said that the signature to the alleged
Morey letter was pied"
U. S. Treasurer Gifilan left WASH
ington yesterday for Connecticut to vote
at Tuesdays election. A large number
Of Government employees left Washing
ton on Thursday night and yesterday to
vote in cir respective st ties.
The total registration for New o leans
is 80, 100, an increase of 543 since the
23d inst, when, as held by the Repub-
lIcans, the registration should have
closed. Included in the increase are 200
colored voters.
President Hayes and party are expect
ed TO reach Kansas City, On their way
East, to-day.
Neal Dow, of Maine, Prohibition can
didale for President OF the United
States, has sent telegram to Charles
A. Hovey, Secretary of the National
Prohibition Committee, dsnyin9 that lie
has withdrawn in favor of Garfield. Mr..
Dow says: "There is no truth whatever
in the report that have in any way
changed my relation to the Prohibition
party, to which am thoroughly true
and loyal, have never swerved in the
least from that line of conduct as the
right and the best"
Chief Justice Cartier, in Washington,
yesterday, ordered Samuel l.. Perry,
claimed OH a requisition from NORTH
Carolina. for the crime OF forgery, to b,
delivered up to the authorities of tha
State. Perry thereupon applied for
write of habeas corpus, which was gran
ted by Judge Wylie, and the hearin
was postponed until November 9TH
Perry being admitted TO bail in $1,000
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were unsettled and irregular, but clos
ed with a firm tone at a recession from
opening figures. Money on call lent as
high as per cent. but subsequently
eased TO 81. Railroad bonds were less
active and prices we're very irregular.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
An Example of Benefit Arising
From n Cltah

In large Mercantile embellishments In
New York and other large cities the many
employees naturally Indulge In all the
anu -elnenls that are going. The passion
for investing in lotteries Is moi an axcat,.
tlon-but the mcano is limited by Tie
smallness OF Mages. Hence tlIe club sys.
IN where ali the exotic ment is tuin1sh-
ed OF the ownership Of many tickets held
Oi course the amount won Is moi as great
as when the single holder holds tTe en-
Tire winning ticket. Mr.. John. h. Sass. "A
prominent business man in Ale employ
oi MtssIs. Benton, Faulker q Bird, No 35
Dey street, New York Citv. an em,neativ
respectable aud large firm of iron fiItings.
acled as treasurer for "a club OF six In the
sep lember drawing Of the Louisiana State
l'",teiy, anu having mailed "A dollar to NJ
Guy, or To same pes.ou at New Orleans
La, received $50 IA recompense. Next
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
POSITION ED.

THE DEMOCRATIC PARADE POSTPONED
TO 90 10 NEW CASTLE TOMORROW
EVENING.
A meeting of all the Marshals appoint
ed Tor the Democratic parade, was held
last evening in the office of Esq. Brady.
After some discussion, It was uuanimos-
ly decided 10 postpone the parade from
this evening until Monday evening next
Az which time it Will positively take
place
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
CHINESE CASH FOR CHINAMAN
GARFIELD.
Special dispatch to N. Y. wor d.

Special dispatch to N. Y, Wor d.
STOCKTON, Cal, October 2S.-lnter-
views with leading Cinnamon in this
city disclose the fact that all are in ia
vor of Garfield and the Republican
party. They say all their countrymen
are opposed to the Democrats and in
favor Of the Republicans because they
think tine Republicans are their friends
They confess to contributing to swell
the Republican campaign fund.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
OFILLEGAL REGISTER

NEW YORK, October 29.-Milton C..
Dent, nephew Of Gen. Grant and a
clerk in the Interior Department AT
Wash ngiOn, was arragned before Po-
Ice Jrstics Dutfey to-day on a charge of
Illegal registering and held IN $500 bail
He explained that he had no Intention
of voting illegally. that he had rooms in
o street aud that bis wife was lying III
AZ friends house ~ another street, and
be remained with her'
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
MIR. GRUBB AT CoATEsyILLE

l. z. Grubb, Esq, last night, addressed
a large and enthusiastic Democratic
meeting in Market Hall, Coatesyille,
speaking for all hour in his most effec-
tive manner. Other addresses were
made by j. G. Macalarney, of Harris
burg, and 5. Davis Page, of Philadel.
phia. There is an encouraging feeling
among Democrats around Cratesville,
aud they feel they are gaining strength.
Mr.. Grubb remained in Coatesyille
over night as the guest of James &.
Downward, formerly OF this city.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

1T is somewhat singular coinci-
dence that one of the witnesses in
Garfeld's behalf in the trial of Philip
on the charge of forgery should be
''Mr. Ames." The name Of Ames re,
wives some peculiarly unpleasant
memories for the Credit Mobilier can
did lte,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

q uoth the Raven, never morerN Bu
ne had no reference to Sines' syrup OF Tar.
Wild Cherry and Hosrhounu, 10 IL only
needs one trial Ior people eVermore To
use II in cases of colds, Coughs, and all
affections of the Bronchial Tub 4. Sold
by all reliable druggists at 25 and SO cenLs
per bottle, oct2l- lmd&w
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

1851 Prizes, amounting gto.......sllO,lO 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed AT All points, TO whom liberal compeu.
sation VIII be PAID.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving luli address, send orders by ex-
press, or Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our ENtiHOrdi Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. 4. Beauregard and
uba A. Earlv.
sspt2S-etawjw&w
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
TO sSss 7 SskEaA N q
"A Nj
CONSUM EMS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

knowlnR nom experience the dlssaLis-
faction 81 often attending the dispensing
of many Of tie en- ulsions in the market /
would call y0ur attention to some of the
features of the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with nm
varying satisfaction. The Oil used is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupn-
lous care is exercised In the choice of all
material ami III every detail OF its manu.
acture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest Dos
siOle amount of gum aud by the very mi.
nuLe divisip. OF the oil Klobules IL render
I'd very nuid and perfectly paiatable.-
Each tablespoonful coHtaips 90 per cent.
Of II and grains of ypophosphita OF
In.s. Sainples win be gladly furnished
L1a Physicians wno my desire tlem.-
Put . In pint bottles, pr1ce Si. Manu-
f1ctuTed nd sold Wholesale aud retail by
n.E. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST
klntn aud Marke! Sk
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

THE New York Herald describes
SarahBernhardt's curls as "golden," and
the Tribune calls them "silver." Why
this discrepancy?
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

Nor a few Republicans are begin
ming to comprehend that the Philip
prosecution is the great blunder of the
campaign.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
No .so MARKET sTKLE..

ElRST NAiioO OF WlLMlNu
= a..os,,ony OF THE PUBLIC N0Snl
FINAn IAL AGENSIIST NSIISTEs ~ j
TED STAIE''
EDwAafr4 ar5. 5f5iH 5. iHkMsTRoNGs $500, 600
Paid up Capit"',
philadelphia, New YORK oIragnIar ShI Depositor
change furnished 10 roS
without charge. ..day
Discount days, Mondays
at $50 A. M. .opa
Clement B. Smyth' All Garrett - Ir.
John III. Adams, San'l Bancroft
Henry 8. McComp' William Tatnni.ly
Daniel James, ueids. ii isni
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
MORE CITIZENS.

About thirty foreigners were natur-
allied during the session of the United
States District Court, this morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
FOURTH EDITION
Indicntlon. for ro-DMy.

Cloudy and threatening weather, with
rain, northeast TO southeast winds, sta
tionary or higher temperature. lower
haro,natar
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
DISMISSED.

Officer Gutchmer, of the police force,
was dismissed by Mayor Almond this
morning, for official misconduct, as
reported in yesterdays GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

Everything has a oasse; Tickling in
the throat, husking OF voice, violent
cold. DR.. Bulrf Cough Syrup cures tn
clld at once. aud removes Its serious
effects.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
FURNITURE

FURNI ITURE
OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE.
Consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and
dining roo,n aud chamher nses.
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger
and more varied than can be found In
Delaware, and all articles sold at our
sented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made 10 order and kept constant
ly on hand. We also manufacture and
constantly keep a large assortment OF
Spring Hair Moss and Husk Mattresses.
uy j. & j. N. HARMAN.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
A nPLENDIn OPPORTUNITY TC
-I20th monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co

This institution was regularly incor
porated by the Legislature OF the state sok
I'D lcational and Charitable purposes. Ia
lvjs, for the term Of Twenty live
Years, to which contract the inviolable
faith oi the State Ii pledged, which pledge
p Ipular vote, securing its franch Use In the
new constitution adopted December I'd,
A, D., 1879, with capital of 81 ,OOU,UOO, d
which ~ has since added a reserve fund oI
overASJO, ,OJO.It Grand Single Number
Distributions will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
n neUer scales or pOsfpones. Look at the
following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
10000 TICK ErS AT TWO DOLLARS
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
SHOULD BE L0oL.d 20.

Ypsirdo, '" BTfPrX
employed man to haui a. ~ Wand
from the Black Horse hote1 uead
sn.Ui.ri IN CihristIana Hundred. d.. Mr 70 Nlsfa y
furnished the horse and dran %, Vand
port the dead animal, and %d'ay s1 to
W. work dS,! 10 getting the dead bor,aa D aar as
SSs5tIap,lshment S5I OH was concernpS ses n to|
uia his work all right. NV" tFe
by some means The
'i,, AVE- horse into a deem E,, sU' W.
uittovn Marsh, where y ul'ch in
mRht half buried in mud atmalned
h's morning when Mr. va,i "',i way
tne animal II was half n.,,'l "l"V,Ver \
E,eat s,S soi, trouble in getting The ,, Hn,.i Il
a posi'loa The man, pam mD'e p
known to NJ. Vandiver hn, ",'ne Isl
the law should be fully me,eI "%' !, cal
ton Ton koads l5.,, were engaged in n 'r com ny
Nie"ry, seaman on the
ance, fell to the deck and rrac,i,.. tuo
skull. He died yesterday ''e,'ie o,'n
terry. '"''o'lal I
In the United States Ci,cuit r
yesterday, Judge McKcnn,',' '' y. Y
an injunction restraining tLe jh,.' h,'
Railroad Company from 70 Icrns;, %";,
move, receive, haul or tlansnnr' di 9.
or passengers in cars of tbr ph9 y
phia, Wilmington and Ballimonna. IL.
road Company, destined for tna
delphia and Reading RailroaJ
connections. The Pennsylyani.'
road Company is also eifomeJ
hindering the Junction Railroad
pany in the performance of its =
rate duties. 10
ii. +. Moore, an old citizen Of
ton county, Ga, was killed yes,
by Thos. Bets, colored, in a a,
about the proceeds Of a sale of =
Belts was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30
PHILADELPHIA
TAKE NOTIcEI

This is the only Lottery voted on
by the people OF State, and under
a late decision of the U. 5. Supreme
Court at Washington, is the only
legal Lottery now in the United
States, all other charters having been
repealed or having no existence.
, 1880-01-13

III store nnnil bo moved In tue channels to ilnn
rlI.lIcti w1thn,lt scr!uls embarrassment 10 tho
trntle. an.l TINT within II few ,lnya tho Erl.t'
m1yens',t may b. Eain resumed without re-
The largely -'ncrMsc.l volume Of business
trnnsat:ted iii tho toor IF tho Exc',nnRo within
,'eetnct' ample few scars sncc, pttt 'nn..- r.,
gnntc to tho present anl prospective needs nf tho
nsr % r. aeerns TeS '' The e4 aoss Ssf .asl s,is % se
sa1saas%si 9':f iSaah II ~ tic psst ssn tsss
'ssn ars',,xcn'eat % aaae IL iSi ~t. ,hc cb"cr q
CeInntGrcr. mud substantially renewed " ,hIi.
whereby tho Ionr has l,, ,srf y t fHr ,r,,,s l"ns
!scs INV occupir, ia III sn,,r sc,lsn hEtn'rEse it
70 s frce =! c!o!, r. w b. rs!r"o; TIM Tint
nsscssarIly bs .,sndei witt K5,est !es"tn,~rg @ r.,
s 10 the the ln " o ;r that e te e. ,"n
fr,m fter "i,liEntlona to tho t:ha'nl'rr Of Cont
aii fuIf ,i.aiii,g.. Tho 1luar1l hayr cnnarr.s r.,
tho question IN ill its hearings very cnrstully: W.
IT, h" G Y ;dyay yst eei snK
itet e tho grsf1 s"asaer"ion OF tho Ineo'n-
EXIT TIE OI.p-ENTE1t THE NEW.
President Dnw nRnln steppcl 70 tho front.
nftcr tic report iad l'ecn rt:sul. md 1nodo the
!s anS retr'nE ts ts;a tic S!sh and honomle
position to which ytlll elected mo Il year fEn.
ssn fss "rq Sr'ny hs wc1 VI ns .
Syailcd, and Which atii dues prcyui', IN tho
i,oArt. wish alao e extent! to ys,, ny
and consideration which yHu 'iato extended
e nc te pTtt, S1r 1st peq, mt m o :" is y1
MI bMptty and prosperous yrnr. [App!allse.l
Allow me gentlemen, 10 Intr1nluco to yn. our
eW prssaent an s be ,r', + ysr ettly 4l,,Ira Grt
.4x H. s'bEx b%xh 5sa ss '' new AsRssf sssf was
DnM Dts 81 o tss rIS aSesss r 81 a asSof "f ~
knowicagcd tic compliment III tho following
"uESr,EMES OF THE I'oAnp: take pleasure
In expressing my thn1!ks TO yo.l for tnp honor
confsrrca non& & no at , ,s list @ SlSstloI; oIrc,o ~
ss'p8 reeSxso eS ss p tho Msh t S hsf ' SePa
YOU moro .neecptHlly tiMln can horn to ,s g..
We ,nliy i,o cnnr,f to unll tho rules n1,tl reg
ntutiphs Of our Isunrd, md thnt tho high cntn-
mercsal stnuding oI our nfs"rsat," y r,, ~t nf ne
oitco." [Applntise.l
ENTEn nuHilAM.
There were to,t.l c.ls for ~ 1,lnlihr,' md tho
through IN lntro:,,lction Ut tho hnn.ls Of Alr.
Dow. After making draft I'll tho water suT'-
p!c* IN tho t his II t. th,1sS aS
"sfit. rnEslpESr AND 0EsTtEMEH: Tor tho
election return yoli my gr,sci,il uct,lnwlc,V.
1ncnts. H. ts, believe, twelve months s'!ce
! st,od hcforc yot, and thoso n1n.ths-l thtnk
| ynll Will hI Henf INC Olit-h.tvu been efcntflil
fs, ~ tSe III oa of II 4"se fhc currency M = ths
yond the i,are lines. We iiavo ccnusti Ia be il,
ironb1s Ths s,' q gr:sre,ty has driven .rS, ay 4
mare thnE WI have. And. kcnlerrn, lls ChcNEO
, 1880-01-13
Memorable Winters.

~ s"' 1sa"1' " ,r u"e eassa" 4nvs"s*
C11cAao, JIM. H'-lho lesn"tknnlo "ohtner
of 1S57-,s, when the wcuthcr VIA ~, mild TINT
forn,ors IN thn ,,nrlhar1, nnrt NJ th,s s,ut" wcrn
onhbleA h Vlow during sotao portion af c@eh
month. We had " few cold days, hut not Taf-
1lclent TO froozo tho ground to n,ly great tlcpt
~ wv eopusaaa" .u!I" U'cm na'.s tna.a ~
has during the pAst iorth,9ut. whit thcro WINS
not 80 huch rain. It Is also u remarkable fact
that wo Ind frost every month pr tho ensuing
ru,n,nor
1tsso.; m,.n ~. -. ,e,, >, .- .,..,,.
Iac wlater OF lsE3-4 was also fe1narkao'o
ono fri meteorological vfow. Tho till WIS
very pleuYapt one, tho Indian sum.
,,o, ..e..,.,, <sto,,aIa, ,,t1. ,,.,...,s,,, n.y.,
!aor ,, weMther u~tenun.s ln'n uccc'nnu'' WI.
tlntil Chrtatmas ii4I theEo hatl been no cnl'!
, 1880-01-13
highways wrrc abandoned, md travellers rode
n rliIgllf uar,as tho country. 0Yer hlRh fences

highways wrro abandoned. md travellers rpin
Htri,igtf nerr,ss tho country, over high fc,,ccn
md Acrnss deep valleys.
Oli rcit.crs r tfis fection tell ls that tho yin.
continuance hf ctIld weather. OF Mt,y over seen
src Tho settlement N tho country. i IN tr1t-
t!ilinn n1tnY tttx,k River TINT TINT ktrr1tn wts
nth Tho Ter wils ntrng Gtiol.Rh to- admit nf tho
rn.*agc of t.ansA, md rc,nanca In snat coii, i
s,Icccr,lng.-n prrtml nf five months
fill ia Utmost tho .m,ly instance tlat
etfrn,n ina cscupcti tho Jan,inry lhaw. at,.i BY
t,vrr knnwti si,cn tho ntivcnt tr TINT mythical
cl1rctsr ..ae iss, nhnh'an' ,t; 1 r,u,rko,c
unfnriy. Tic ntsc,cf, nf cntl win1H. Even whntl
tlig wisNl DlOws fn,tn tho north, tho stIng which
uai,ally accompanies tito Winds ft0in that 9.'ar-
trr IL lIt,sut. md tho southern winds hMva been
moro uncomfortable tn 1taI, hn l'rits man tht'FC
which conc fr01n tho home of tho "blzzNr1.'
, 1880-01-13
Catholic Nd1ct AENtnst NcIld1ng Chill
dren to tho Public Schools.

" TDNi;;11f iTlNnlF fcf1f,
3n.s tu 'u11 -, ~ M
WHIT h"lonaiaw M " hls trc En,lrr tam Y, r" r.
fusn1 If Mlsni.is' 'u T., sc,,i thrIr chrut, ,lnlrr
oyeafa ot nHf 10 tiies Phrocal1l' se''oo's hsteaa
ono ,f Of II" % eiiy ] ,ier: sa recently That thcr,,
WMs ns,tiilE skta,lii,ls ns xclaiinr y t'ss nc.
1ani,, tssa'. ss'4'i ~ InvSts
t't, Ne ,nG,T Tn TX ,4.,,,, f,"i' H ~, aE
n y ss 4 nn1a, a', i,,,e earnly II VIII ~
nGcn ~, ~, In. @ s n N X. a"1 w.. ~
.Hu ms y " H. ~ III ,'tMa,' tt NJ III 't'o ~
M! MpHGnt; u,.u 51 ~ ~ ~ ttlat m.u .!o I'D"
III ~ tHs ofHur neiloul.
iWltlultS fEieIi%s@ ~! ms y ~ I!A HliHuuEVnl
, 1880-01-13
BOARD WANTED.


1ooANIl-USE NtlOM AMI NlA!lD FOR YOUNG
pain Chftstlnn family whcrs tllcrS ar1 10 "tller
asny tlseIui IN Srt payment II b,ursi. KofnrccnA
given and pnJnInnls ,stte In Mlranen u ntceknary.
Address xt1R forms, wliicl 1Mst l moderate
ItDIiEitT +. Mt,SItoE, wnshInXlnb. H. Z.
D0Aun-l1llyATr FAMILY 1'AvtNf! 3tnllE
rux hy tMkr gentleman and wlfr to L4,ar nj $Rt 81
ia month NcrnrtllnE tu tus1stlnn rs'fErrnrax OK.
, 1880-01-13

1b the Editor Of 1hs Chicago Tribune.
nAsHvlLlE, jun: o.-l will not ask room for
cent l0tter respecting English md Frtnch
currency, Task only space for few words In
lrply,
Ytnl say that Ivntnly seek To- point out my
substantial i'trurcncD bptwcep tho lcy7l!-ten1cr
lltik-hoto OF EIvanu and thu leKnl- tender
Krcenback Ut the United Bintcs. III ttiI show,
however, thut tho volume Of notes of tho lhtnk
Of En8!and In circulation ntwRys hepunds on tho
nmuiiit Of gold III IT, vaults. II tho gold du-
Crcusts, thu volume Ut 1lutes dccrUtssce. On tho
uontrlry, tho volume Of our Grtonbuuks has Isn
relntto1s to tho rtI!n In tue Treasury. Ihat lnay
dcurcNse, hut tho volume Of Kr1cslfacka remains
unchanged. ARscrt that this IL u most su1stAH.
tlnl Qnd vital difference.
~ You leelaru that France nso!ds l,anics and
Il run for Bni1 In thAt lxnlnlEy by tho ltSD ut
t,ad IN, 90 1t legnl-tentlcr silver. You do not
explain why sho las snsponsica the eolnagc at at
II &tls 000nN of leyal-ten silver 4chievo 80
much oopoticcneo. WY not ooin moro R whsle \ Is
clareA that sho "hts not yet suffered much from
tho depreciation Of silver" a,,d hus boon less
, 1880-01-13
BOARD OF TRADE.
Annual Meeting Of tho Receivers, Ship
pers, Brokers, and scalpers.
Rcport Of the Directors Submitting the
Condition Of Aflllrs.
"RinE Out tho Old; Ring In the New
with Speeches, Etc.

Tim ChtcnRo UnRr1 Of Triitle held It's nnrtlal
.,.en,I,r wo.,cr,ry rFtnrunn, nj hn,t.m.t 4
ets., ,,r,noI,tciv rtnr ii,n c|oso NJ t}o uftcr,
pc'oc"' '.'Ne"'.1 VIZ w. 49, es.'o ,-,tt w.
nonh ecsdloli' Hhn"uHn 'nciu "l's 'o's'"c'"oo
sri,.iost ,-a,nrnrs vim oot pnsnssIo, of tio f,v
s.,o. Il. frort ~ tnn th-,n, nrI ,vn,c IN n, ~,
pcncntn ~ llol. ~ ."u "u ~ wi. w.,
in sotne cases tipping ovor Of tho aforesaid
S9ncnts oy r .noF ,',s t o 'NS
chnrncter ahout tho 1ncoting yesterday than
s ~ ~ =. -. s,..it.. .,....It,, urt.. ,hI....,
, 1880-01-13
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Question Answered

TUGHEINN NNHWGfGN.
10 the Editor o} The Chicago Tribune.
C1IlcAuo, Jun. 1...-Will you pteusc answer
which II correct "Thc first thrco lines" or
''Tho three tlrst llncH''i 7 md ohlfRe
A.. SunsCIltnErt.
Tho first thrcc1
, 1880-01-13

nF ,,3 49, ; s - .,,,, s9@ @
FEE n thn }nnSs ~ WIZ IN r..p,,r pra '"'"o' WS
~u'" ia Ssie "a'.oa VI WV A'oaa"'et''''''. 7'oo
;n.,t., e1-o ~,
VAT tho bcg!nnlns Of tho past fiscal year tho
membcrnhip decided to cancel tho authority
neFetOinre M t;afcfrGA on the lsoMr' Of Directors
nI iss'ilnE eletke tickets TO the E1chntEe rN,ln.
though doubtless q sofions Inconvenience TO
some, some, nae rt,sl1ltea ~ ~ l*s q over t100o In
vtuus yeir. The Investments 6f tho lnard by
S!snnEca DURING l87s anA tho reduced dividends
before alluded to. hafo hlsn producca u less ro-
nus been somewhat diminished, 1t WIS fcnEctl
these losecs of rcvcnl!1 would makc y serous
, 1880-01-13

fE,1lM i1NlON fulNlTuhE iph.PANY.. 6U Ahli
H WeAt Madison. st.. soil Ill kinda Ut household
gV0ds on monthly psymenst 1N pr1eosi 9ssy aefus,
, 1880-01-13


nH;e " n"Ing ~" thn tn,,i,," s,nnnr1 tS
ea',so sao had la III ~, a,nrin .tock "f gold in
oneT at aii lines to rnitV'. A. silver cois, 4,
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, 1880-01-13

The most violent explosions Of coughing arc
Plke's To0tlHche DrVpa euro In QUO minute.
, 1880-01-13

correspondent writes, that tho Gcrnina Federal
Council has resolved to Jertnlt tho use OF rhctty
lpaVea LII tho fabrication Uf tobaceo,
, 1880-01-13

Tho poor and hu1EhIs alike with tho rich and
triod, and trusted friend. Ptico aS cents bottle,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-03
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD Pa. FEBRUARY 8, 1880.



T'he Egyptians have the credit Of being
the first inventors of beer; they called il
the Pelusian liquor, because IL was first
made in Pelusium, a city near the mouth Of
the Nile, about twelve hundred years be-
fore the Christian era. The porter, for
which London has become sodistinguished,
was frst introduced about the year 1850
Previous to that time the malt liquors in
general use were ale, beer, and wo-penny !;
or else pint, or tankard, Of three-t threads,
meaning third of ale, beer, and two
penny; Then the publican was Obliged TO
draw from three casks to serve one GUS
toner. To avoid this trouble and waste, q
brewer, whose name was Harwood, con
ceived an idea of making liquor which
should partake OF the united havors of ale,
beer and two-penny this he called entire,
or entire butt beer, meaning that it was
drawn entirely from one cask, or butt. IL
was soon discovered to be very hearty
nourishing liquor, suitable for porters and
other working people, whence it obtained
the name of porter.