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The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
KIDNEY PANACEA.

NEAR WHAT IS SAID,
III mas made me Q new man,
Dr. haydock's Panacea has Increased
my weight hfteen pounds"
any Money"
sour little boy 10 much better. I enclose
one dollar for another b0ttle,n
md IL as easy 70 take as milk
we have sold thirteen bottles tnis
order."
Won my y morning 4 saaI agony Is gone-thsuks
II ind II splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afnictsd with
any Kidney disorder who viii write me
~ 10 their complaint, will be treated
humansiy and Kindly. II II my mos
earnest desire 70 investigate all forms OF
diabetes, and givs relief At ali times. II
you are too poor 10 purchase. write me
eenywsy. and your case will have tmms-
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF Allen
haydock ID across the mouth OF each
,I pric g dollar for large. and my
HAYDoCK D co.,
hozS-eodAwly. w Plat 81. N. Y,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
sTooKs.

BID A0k II
First National Bank............l45 les
National Bank OF Delaware. ...6l6 $40
National Bank OF Wtl. d Bdw'n. 05k IS
Union National Bank. .......... 90 IS
Farmers Bank. So 20
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. r. X 6lS %
Delaware Il. R................... ~ 80
Delaware Western X. Re-. ~ 86
Wilmington d Northern r. R.. ~ 81
Wilmington City Railway. s Q
Delaware Fire Insurance Co.,. 30 ~
Wilmington Coal q Al Co....... IS IS
Masonic Hall Co................. 8
Odd Fellows Hall................ 10 20
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6's. .ll2I< lis
do do 5's............l0l los
do do 4Ips...........l0 los
New Cast lie County B's...,....lOy ITO
do do 4{'s........ l02x l0o
Delaware State Gs...............l0 100 1M
Relaware X. II. LIST mortgage. ..l08 108
Delaware Railroad Extension. LOT los
p, W. 4 b. X. r. LIST mortgage. LIB 18
VIII. City Railway LIST mortgagel02 l03
vii. City Railway Extension. 100 lO0
Masonic Hall Go LIST mortgage.l00 Wl
Delaware City 4ks...............l 041< lbs
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

Prices in the grain market arc still
slightly advancing.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

1857 Prizes, amounting TO. .slIO an
Responsible corresponding agents wan,
ed at all points, to whom liberal corn na,-
sation wDl be paid.
For further Information, write cle.r,v
giving full address, SEND orders bv sy,
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail. addressed only to
N. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUfHIN at
No. 2l2 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand EXTRAORDINARY Drain,
are under the supervision and manavss
ment OF GENERALS q. T, BEAURE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
wilm angson Markets.


The following were the ruilng prices In
market this morning.:
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
ChaDfer OfAccldents.

At tie Preston Coliiery, near Pot s.
vile, Pa, yesterday, driver boy care
lessly threw q can Of lubricAting oil
into stove, around which seyera!
miners were seated eating dinner. An
explosion followed, burning John Davis,
Henry Jcnes, Kdward Rsgau and boy
named George Howel!s. 1t is feared
Davis and HoWells cannot recover. In
St. John, New Brunswick, on Sunday
evening, George Allison tried to pass
from his room to an adjoining ore by
means OF an attic window, and was
killed by falling heailoDg to the ground,
so feet below. Hugh Lsylaud, third
engineer OF the British steamer ATch;-
tect, was drowled by falling into the
river at New Orleans yesterday. He
leaves u wife and Two children in R0g.
land. A party Of boys c0a3tiDg in one
Of the streets of PottsvilIe, last night,
ran into mule team, ard one OF them
named Frank Desmond, had his skull
crushed by kick from mule,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
c.:umbis Lodge Anniversary.

The twenty. fifth anniversary OF Co.
lumbia lodge, No. 26, l. 0. o. f., will
be celebrated in the lodge room on
Friday evening. The mem6ers OF the
Order are invited to be preE ent. Only
ak charter members Of the lodge are
now supposed to be living. They are:
John Fl. Britton, Henry Eokel and VIM
Hare, of Mechanics Lodge; Ssml H)l-
lingsworth, Of Fairfax Lodge; Wm. B.
Virgins, of Hope Lodge, and 5. Bar
ney, of Jefferson Ledge. Four Of these
charter mem ber5 reside in this city,
and they will bs carried to the ann!'
versary in close carriage. Twenty,
five years ago some trouble was created
in the Mechanics Lodge with regard
to sick benefits. The majority of the
members favored the payment Of bene-
fits during the first weeks illness OF a
member. This plan was opposed by
three gentlemen, who claimed that a
member should not be entitled to oene.
fits unless he had been sick tor two
weeks. The idea impressed the three
gentlemen so forcibly that they with
drew from Mechanics Lodge and ap-
Piled to the Grand Lodge for charter
with which to organizs Columbia
Lodge. The charter was granted and
thns Columbia Lodge was the only one
in this jurisdiction which entitled mem
bers only to sick benefits zfter they had
been i'll for two weeks. The rule has
since been adopted by the other lodges.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
YRY YOur TaXea.

City tax collector, Provost, Of The
Southern district, yesterday arrested
Charles W. Cannon, young man at
1913 Market for non payment Of his
City tax. A short time held in custo.
dy convinced him that the better poll.
cy wa3 to pay the amount and costs
without futher trouble and expense.
Mr.. Provost says tha. there are largc
number Of young men who are fully
able but who never pay any attention
to notice to come and pay their taxes
and he says he intends to serve this
class jus! IS he served the young man
yesterday who would not pay till fore.
ed to do 80. "a word TO the wise ID
sufficient"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Deaf n y,

RODGERS. ON the 2}i infant, Anna,
GWiie OF Robert l.. EDdg2rs, IN Tho 4!th
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends a;e invited ~
attend the funeral from the residence Of her
husband, No 2 Yves l2th stieet, on Wed
nesday afternoon, 18th inss., at $50 O'Clock.
Services at the house. Inferno tat VII
mington and BrandYwine Cemetery.
GROVES.-On the 1871 Instant. LyIu b..
wife OF Chestnut Groves, n the 8.st ear Of
her age.
RelattSes and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral from the residence OI her
husband, No. 232 latn IL sTeei, on Tuesday
afternoon, At2 o clock. lnterment a. the
Wilmington and Brsndywlue Cemetery.
Mo9LlNCHEY.-Oa the .h instant, Ba.
tie Cecilia, daughter OF Jaues and Annie
Mc1llnchey, aged six yeart all three
months.
The relatives and triends Of the IA lily are
respectfully invited 10 attend tho iuleFaD
from the residence o. he parents, No. 0}7
West Fourth street, on Tuesday afternoon
at ~ o'clock.
GLASGOW, On the 25th inst, Eddie, son
OF Edward A. ani Laura @. Hlas 0w, aged
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the rest
dehoe OF III parents, No. 1916 Walnut street
on Thursday afternoon vt 3 O'Clock Inter.
ment at Wilmington ana BraudyGina Ceu
etery.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
SECOND EDITION.
UNrxICnDsNrED sUCCltIs
Or nra Pethy bridge and haAeoke
A,,ne Giay ton Mouse.

Or urs pethy > bridge snd RatisdEe
At,ne Giay ton MOuso.
Saturday last closed the first wesk o,
,hs ,smarksbly successful professional
Wait of Drs. Psth y bridge and Rutledgss,
At The Clayton House in our city. ~
Sss oeoup, zen days, and during
ths. time upward of 200 patients have
called upon them, One hundred ana
thirty four have taken treatment. From
morning until night, and sometimes
far into the night, there has bssn a
constant incoming and outgoing-no'
of irrepressibls and novelty hunting
indiyid duals-but uf the very best citi-
aens Of Wilmington and surrounding
eountry. We confess that We have no
sort Of idea by what intuitive process
they gain such An instantaneous ana
correct knowledge Of the source OF MS
that flesh is heir to; but we are sa'iS-
fed that having once obtained them
they very quickly interject the remedy,
and confer . blessing upon mank,no oy
stopping their further rsvsges' Our
advice TO every one suffering from dis
ease. In to call upon the Drs. az thu
CLAYTON House, parlors 95 and s7'
Certainly NO harm can result from the
visit. and much good may result. They
are thoroagh gentlemen, always NOV.
ing among the best and most cultured
people, and will not humbug patient
An inch. A disease considered by them
incurabls is not taken by them nndeI
any circumstances
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
RpIIotInE for Senators.

A seventh iueneotual oaiiet for q. s.
Senator was taken in joint convention
of the Pennsylvania Legislature yest"r.
day. Ohly 1893 members were present,
and the vote stood: Oliver, 73; Wallace
G6; Grow, 40; Hewitt, A. GilfllAn, 2
scattering, 4. At meeting Of tn,
anti-caucus Republican members, held
yesterday afternoon, it was decided t
submit to the Oliver men the names
Of Stewart OF Franklin; Wolfe of Union
Shira3, Of Allegany; Wharton and Nc
Veagb, OF Philadelphia, and Galushs
A. Grow, from whom TO select conpro
mise candidate. No response was re-
ceived from the Oliverltes.
The Is ballot for U. 8. Senator in
the Tennessee Legislature yesterday
Resulted as iollows: Muse, 4j; Taylor
-; Maynard, %; Bailey, IL Bright, d
Rose, 4 scattering, 2.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
TalmaKe and RarnhA.A.

Dr. Taimage preached On SuDj,, !
long deferred ssimon on "Wb,T, \
With the Dramatic Rien-ay i, \
NAturesi" He took as his ,.rlt - Y
shalt not bear false witness .,,y,,.
neighbor." He said: There p,s
dsrbolt from Mount siuai u. .e'
rag lightning you have souy..sa =
In the summer sky thA, srts 4.
way aud that and In many t,.,..
lie sins against this Divine ,,,,,.,
who ISLANDERS man or woman a, ~,
or newspaper, or ipstl,atiou ~
this aud next sabbath moru.ag ~.
radical very radical sermon gst N
JeCt | have never discussed % ~
have fsAd nothing, and g., IA,
involving vast issues SO ut.,I
and the eternal welfare ola agn
namely: VIVA, shall W. do w.,assH
matte element which God LAsa Mn
I'd in our nstures--not In .-u o. taE
dred, or thousand, but in .4- ,.s,E
jority OF the human race
You ask me why | dis3olre O, 4
subject just nowl | rel.y. IA, 1
more Of public attention srrq.s III
ing in that direction than l, "
years; ard then becau.e i, liz bzgI
nounced all over this land TIA "
in this place, assailed iore.sG IN
whe Is now in this couai'y. Y
people know that | never ails n
character. The thonsauds y. 10
attended here from sabbath s4,a4
know that never made Ii. Ia,
aliusion 10 her sither in pFsJsag
mon. had several reAsODs q ~ 4
nothing on that subject pa- s4z
| kueg nothing. | had no CplaI
or against her. She may, 'or D. IL
Do among the best or this a.ns
Trained IRON reading on the ,1..,.
knew more about every o'Ar Pa
than about her. | have U9iaTA
norAnoe In that direction. n slsp
on that subject ia so rank tlE
stalks OF II have grown NJ leu n.f
with leaves two feet broad [ ..sill
There Is no boundry TO ny ssu
With regard to it. ThofctoI7 j
nothing"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
NOslO BlAm Q.

James Bradford, President ofthe City
Railway company, has fully inVsstisa'
ted the circumstances Of 3 street car
rnnning into David Lemons team
standing in front Of his store on Market
strest. Mr.. Bradford says that respon-
sible gentlemen who were passengers
in the car united in saying that the
driver instead OF being careless. made
use OF every effort to stop the car. lie
put on the brakes 80 hard before he
came near the horses that he broke the
chain and then he ran TO the rear OF
the car and turned on the brake at that
end, bat in spite OF all his efforts, the
car ran into Mr.. Lemons horses that
we're standing alone without driver.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
The tesgressiessi Appsriiea.
mem

The House Com .4it.se on the Census
agreed yesssrd :, to report Mr.. cOx's
ApporsionT. ~. bill, with amendments
insreas az the number Of Representa-.
tive from 30l 70 81, and striking oa'
ne second and third sections Of the
bill, which provided that the Repre-,
sentative or Representatives from any
new State should be added TO this noG'
Der, and also the mode Of elscting Rsp
resentatives. The new basis OF appor'
.ionment 10 as follows:
Alabama, 8; Arkansas, B; California
| S; Colorado, 1; Conn seticut, 4; Della
ware, /; Florida, 2; Georgia, 10; III
nois, 10; Indiana, Is; Iowa, 10: Kan
sas, 6; Kentucky, 10; Louisiana, o
Maine, 4; Maryland, 9; Massachusetts
IL; Michigan. 10; Minnesota, .; Mis-
sissippi, I; Missouri, IA; Nsbraska. 81
Nevada, l; New Hampshire. 2; Ne"
Jersey, 7; New York, 81; North Caro-
Ina, .; Ohio, 20; Oregon, /; Pennsyi
vania, 27; Rhode Island, 2; south
Carolina, 6; Tennessee, 10; Texas. 10;
Vermont, 2, Virginia, 10; West Vlr-
ginia, 4; Wisconsin, s.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Amusom entS

Snelblker's famous 6'y gl.. i'.'
In the Opera House on Pri1S7 '".l
The Blmira IN. " Daily AiT'rat
October !, says: "a big r,,-i
procession, hAlf-A-doz-n po..vl q
ings and a soore OF other slvi ,sH'
not hinder an audience o. p r0i
attending the Opera Hore ~ IS
where the famous Snelbak,' y'"l
tion Of hfty or more Arti.r a"'
most enjoyable variety eu'"':z
OF the season. Every act 81 sa
rious and every periorme' .n.1
aud every one perfectly sail5-'. u
is more than can be said Of 81 2
pany which has preceded Il.
On Saturday night the 2 al n
Com biDation will appear ~ T. 4
esting and amusing burl" lgs Z
AuLls Among the PirAteD.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Wei De Meyers
CATAR RH

IURK. UnqusstionAbiy the most impof
n tant medical discovery since yssoinA'
tion. A remedy which Assi initiates with the
muooss membrane and hrms not only .
vocal, but Q e0nstituti0nai cure ~ any
stage. One package generally sufnoes. De'
iivered by Druggisn or by d, y. bEwE =
10, u Dey street, N. Y, u.0) complets.
Ireatise and remarkable statements BY tho
cured mailed free. Tho aniieted can ~
ber 10:
apo. ". LAnmsas, 70 Blddls ST, Baiti.
Mr. Scs,RospuR, sco North BroadwAv;
IoaB l.. HEansG, o. P1E Avenue and
MeMechan st;
dso. q. PRsBURY, Prop. West End Ho-
teI, Long Branch
r. K. HnrHE,snsH EDbitI House,
Washington
Rev. USo. l. PRATT, St. s,sFhens RsstOry,
PhiladA.;
REy. A, A, SUMNER, Frederick, I'D;
Mlle. AIMHs Opera pYima Donna;
PAUL BOTEros, the great swimmer, riash"
ing, l.. L.;
sAnL. BzsRDicT, Ia. s07 broadway, n.
T., eto.
A real oare a Oatarsh ioS tl.oo,
s3-llSsaw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
ward As.eSamtil

The duplicate assessmeul d ~
ond ward Is hung up at tLr =
William Bsr-iord, bridge tgr!f"'
Third street bridge. As thu '''
an uuhsndy place to go e Us q
zens in the west end OF '-' !"
though II suits those OF tbs .i'-p !
another duplicate with the 10" =
ment as made by assessor nag"
bs found posted at the bu''A'' .
Matthew MAcklem, 3O7 King 'aT'
who call ou Mr. hackIsn d
whether they are ASSESSED 3,
Since the duplicate has Oe'a 7
about fifty colored men, IN '-, y
have sren found who have .'r'. /
ted by the Assessor, bn' "h' Y
on hand next Saturday at IL
Hall.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
The ObsIisk PLACED ia Position.

The Egyptian obeIisk was placed in
position in Central Park, New York,
on Saturday. The work was done un.
der the supervision Of Lieutenant Com
mander GOrriDge, ani occupied only a
few minutes. a guard Of marines
surrounded the obelisk, and auorg
those pres eni were Secretaries Evarts
and Gcf, Collector Merritt, the mem.
bera Of The Park Commission aud Ma
sonic representatives.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
0OAI. AND LIME.
OUAL AND LIME, GOAL AND LIMB
YhRD root OF WEST STREET,
YARD FUJT or WEST STREEI.
JOHn W. uRIfI1TH,
Wilmington, Le'
Wilmington, Le'.

TINE rUMEROU| INVENTIONS OF
i Edison. ketlY and other diBting uished
Iersons are insignificant compared With the
Invention Of DR V. X. STONE, the inven-
tor Of "Apersis;' one Is "A scientific improve
inent, the other u science to save lie,
Never triorc snce tao foundation u tho
wor d has medicine been placed Dsiore the
public on It's Ture merit. Eirst because II
claims 20 cure On'y oortAiR diseaEo instead
| VI iity as others DO, Apd furnishes high poOi
that II does this SECOND. lis n compound
| OF one Oi our hest physcians and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia speciality for ten years
with rev ard OF tho only specific ever placed
before the people. third, because our best
| physicians prescribe It for their dyspopuc
| patients, IN DR.. amueI AdamS ol New York
| city says, am happy TO say that the cure
| Tor that tsaFiDlo disease dyspepsia, has at
last been found in your "Apcpsia," and bo.
lieVe 1t ID your duty " put 1t before the pub
lie.
| Reader, have you dyspepsia, II so don't
fall to yet bottle OF "ApepslA" and as you
value your health and Iifo, take nothing elso
Price per bottle, SEQ. FOR rale whole.
sale and re tail by Y. James Belt Sixth and
Market streets, and N. Il DAniortk, second
and Aaket streets. Also By all druggists.
Ianttf
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
ItInpernnce MeeIinx.

Henry w MorfoR has made arrange
merits with the trustees OF the NJ. +,
Church at Seventh and Walnut streets
for the holding Of temperance meet.
ing there to MORROW "Wednesday even,
ing; and there may be a continuation
Of the meetings during the week. The
mestings will be held in the interests
Of the State Alliance. Good singing
will be feature Of the meetings. Hen.
~ Newman, Esq., who has travelled
through Europe, Asia aud Africa has
consented to speak tomorrow eve1ioe,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Beautiful Photograph PI'''

The beautiful memorial 10
OF Theodore Miller the uuiof:1'I.
gIneer, that Mr.. R. C. Fran. ~
pared and which has alirs''
noticed in the RRPCBLlcAN, ~
photographed by BeecLef ~ -, >
street. This wreath OF wsA H," ",
centre inscription, the t~ilIb y
broken tw'es and the name ,
members OF Sparks seDa'e' ~, 10,
out both in tine original spa w I
graph, in bold relist aI'
together IN a beAut'i'I "a ID
A copy will be presented TO 'D5y g.,
Of the deceased TO morrow ""
day evening, and Que "''0
Sparks Senate.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
A Gard 70 the Public.

We take pleasure in announcing to
the public the satisfactory closing OF
the sale Of season tickets for the "Dia
mond course" We thank you for
your patronage thus far, and solicit its
continuance for the single tickets sold
three days teforo each entertainment.
A. W. QUIGG,
II. II. WARD,
+. A. CHURCAAAN,
Managers.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
After the khtrIT,s Money.

On Thursday evening last, the first
night after the Sheriff had removed
aud taken possession Of his office, some
misOreapt thinking that be must have
had some money locked up some place,
ried to force his way in. He Chamber
ed up to the southwest window, which
hs partially raised, but in raising il
the alarm was SCI going, and the court
house sounded with the clat!er. The
watchman hurried to see what was tht
matter, but by the time he reached the
Sherif's othce the would be burglar
had fed.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Spencer not Russell.

1t is Mr.. Spencer late of the firm Of
Russell q Spencer, that will take pos
session Of the large dry goods store OF
X. b. Sanders, csrner Of Seventh and
Market streets, and not Mr.. Russell AZ
accidentally stated yesterday. Mr.
Bussell saws he has worked too long
and too hard to build up a trade at 3Ot
Market street TO make any change al
this time.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
FIFTH EDlrIOE
CAPTURED yuIc
william O. Gu,by,.

william O. Gu,hr,s, a,,
Rsps. In tho Toiia Of ,s,
William G. Guthrie, Of thI, 49,
In November last, according ,o,, T'''
eusAtion, committed a bru,,l ,' -
upon little Matte Davidson. ,,% '
caught In Chicago.
Information was received IL ~,
W that effect BY the Chi,i d ~
and this morning he LOT, ,o,' ~
samably for Dover to ssou,, ,.l' !"
'iOn. II he succeeds in obs4ipi,, !
he will leave for Chicago to ui,b'
10 the Grrss! Of Gu,hii. II. a.,
Police has gone to grea, .royt,.
expense. In addition 70 III. !.
he had . number OF vbo,.,'
printed, which, !, ia believed
been largely instruments! IN ..b
the prisoners apprshensioa.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Bs,bpr,sm ON Hri't'n Z"

Rev. Father Gillet, J'.'r =.
Bslize, in British Hondu'', ,s.r
death by olders of prsFidri'' .,,,,. "'.
Guatemala, on :tbs l7th IH'.'' 40
der the laws OF that krFu .."
suits are bani.hed from rs
any caught there are eA'cn'. n,.'.,.i6
pears that Farther GllIet 7i'.'',, y.
mala for his health, aud We, We" a
Immediately on his arrive. T. %,
ston. He'was heavily if9n'' a,.
10 the city Of Guatema'a1' -, %.
was tried, s.nten eed and 'Di, = int.
on the plaza, on the I"n
presence Of the populace'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Leg Broken.

A workman in the Harlan K Hollipgs.
worth yards was 80 unfortunate yester-
day afternoon as to slip on the ice and
break his leg. Great sympathy was ex-
pressed for the man, but notwith,
standing his great misfortune no one
even thought Of sending for a physician
or taking him to his residence. Tn.
leg was e wooden one.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
NJ AlaFla,

If you live in districts where you are
subject TO malaria, you shou,d keep
your liver and kidneys in perfect order
that they may throw it eff The 9rea'
preventive is the celebrated Kidney.
Wort. Use it whenever you are cOr,
stipated or bilious, and you will never
have a touch Of the chills.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

A horse belonging to Joseph II. Seal,
tell on the ice in SeVentb street, neaI
Jefferson at noon to, day. The animal
was not badly hurt, only the harness
being slightly broken.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

The tenacity with which a cold clings
to the system frequently induces q
nervous cough that will remain after
the cold departs. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure ail nervous coughs.
Price 2S cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Observation-Disclosures.

Coroner Weldin this morning in.
vestigated the death Of q colored child,
six years Of age, named Thomas Lock
wocd, living at No. lO3l Orange street.
No jury was summoned, but DR.. Ogle
gave a certificate Of death from "Hydro-
cepholus," " commonly known as wat. I
on the brain. The child had a very
large head and had been at the Aims
Houso but was taken from that insti
tuition some time ago by It's mother,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
TneIsdIes q A "

The Ladies' Apxiliary, , 'onrt. "
Post Grand Army of tbs n,.fp nn.sp5l
meet this evening at the p,ot.I
room to oomplsts arraos11mInI,,, os1nn,,r
reception oi,he Phllaa'ipDly ,lyi
on hand At u o'clock th'' '''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

To always protect the weakest parts
is duty, and It ia especially the duty
OF those whose lungs are being weakened
by the constant wear Of coughing TO
protect them by using a soothing rem
edy, such as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price rs oents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
GnnA A.IIa q hhin

United States Marshal McMullen left
for Lswes this morning for the purpose
Of s.rZug the schooner Edwin Post. -
Of that place, on libel for nop-pay
ment Of wages.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
A Gard.

To all who are suffering rom the errors IND
indisc7etiOns OF youth, uery0ls WEAKNESS
carly decay, loss Of maahO0t I, eJG, viii sond
you recipe that will cure yDG FREE OF
OHARdE. This great remedy was dtsCOv.
cred by missionary In South AmcrInq.
Send self addressed envelope to the ~
JOSEPH I. lNMAN, StauOa D., New Yorg
Olty. 4l6-lvv
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
mnnhinn,s RnYort,a Pill.

Dr.. Stmms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga-
coated) move the bowels easy By acting d.
reotly on the liver, Testofe the lost oneryies
ny promoting the healthy action OF tho liver;
The risht or ieR side or through tho limb
indigestion, sostiyeness, sicx stomach we0E
haep, Dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billou. Dess, geneyai
weakness and other bodily inhrmities are
cured 1tey positively operate without
gripping Siokening, weakening or leaving the
bowel oS &c. costive a splendid easy, pursattvs
depot, 4th and King sts. Philadelphia soa
Arch strest Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
POlfea EnnVn.

James Hardcastle, charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly, was fined
two dollars and costs by the Mayor.
One case of Drunkenness was also
disposed Of
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

The very worst cases of rupture are
gladly solicited and made a specially Of
at Be!t's Drug Store. A private rom
for ladies'. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
F0u d.

A small brown and white Beagle
slut was found about ten days ago.
The owner can Learn where she is by
calling at this otios.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
OrRAnlAa ElAclaN.

At meeting Of the Committee on
Music, Of the NJ. Il. Church, at Odessa
Miss Maggie s. Williams was unani
mously elected organist, via Bella J
Appleton, resigned.