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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18

How TO MAKE HESs LAY.-A cor
respondent in lie American Cultivator.
having occasion recently to visit a friend
in Northern New Hampshire, who has
the reputation of making money through
the keeping of hens. found his operation
somewhat as follows:
The hen house was in the basement
o! = Workshop building. with windows
facing the south The size of the room
where the hens were kept was about
fourteen by twhnty The fowls were
Of the brown leghorn variety and mum
bcred about sixty birds. Although the
room seemed small, considering the
number OF fowls, yet. by means of good
ventilation. 1t answered its purpose well.
As we entered the room. the door Of
onions attracted my attention.
DO you give onions to your lens -
I asked.
Yes. Onions make good green food
for hens during ;he winter As | had
quantity on hand. unfit for market, l
am feeding them out in this way to good
advantage -
'How DO you feed yonr hens during
the month -
In the morning / give them a dough
made Of bran and boiled potatoes. At
intervals of two or three DAYS l put
cayenne pepper in this mixture. At
nom / feed such scraps as are let at my
table. In the evening | give my fowls
about two quarts of whole corn. believ-
ing that this grain remains longer in the
craw than any other. Twice week l
feed them meat. / buy cheap mutton.
chOpping up bones and all before feeding.
Every day l furnish a supply of pure
warm water, also keeping before them
at all times =; pan of ground oyster
she'll
DO your hens pay you Il good profit -
Most certainly, The net profit from
my hens more than pay our grocer S
bills. Thete is 10 guess work about
this statement, as I keep an exact ac-
count. showing the debts and credits in
full detail -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

l. superior to all other soaps It is combined with
sulphur in its pure. unadutcUated state which en-
ters the pores Of the skim being absorbed into the
blood through the minute capillaTcs and thus acts
upon the skin. whether il be healthy or in a dis
eased condition. both locally and constitionalIv
thereby eliminating all impurities frcm the blood
and exciting the skin to healthy action. IL prO-
duces a hncucSs, purity and freshness OF the com
plexion which IS unequalied, and can he produced
by no other means No toilet. nursery OF bathroom
IS complete without IL. 1t makes the skin soft
clear, pure, white and healthy; is cleansing de-
odOTtzinR, distnfccting. soothing healing and pu-
riyln2; removes dandruh. chatting. ulcers sores
eruptions, rouShness and redness of the skin: re-
Heyes itching, burning and singing Of the skin
and irritation OF biting and stinging insects: will
relieve Itching Piles when nothing else will have
any elect. Ask for VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP:
insist upon II. and take no imitation Sold by drug
gists- Aschcn1ach 8 Miller. Propriet0rs No 3OI
1alowhil street. Philadelphia. Pa. For sale bv
NJ J. OATNAS- EbensDurg. Pa. [Il-5.-lyJ
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18

A NEW PROCESS of tanning, in
which bark is wholly dispensed with
and inorganic compounds are used in
its place. is coming into use in Ger
many. The special feature of the pro-
cess is the action of bhromic acid, for
the generation of which number of
substances, all soluble in water, are
brought together in the mixture so as to
effect the decomposition of bichromate
of potash. The new process requires
only from four so six weeks for its COM
pletion, against the several months need
ed in the bark process. 1t has been
tried at an experimental tannery in
Glasgow, Scotland, with favorable re-
suits
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
HNSTOWN, pa.

j. sure cure rOr all ordinary diseases Of Horses
Cattle, Sheep and Swine. 1t cures andFprcventi
CHICKEN CHOLERA. Your COW is certain TO yield
25 PER CENT. ssoRE AND BETTER MILK AND BUTTER
STOCK FATTENS on ONE-FOURTH LESS
FEED
Being in possession Of n large number or excel
lent testimonials. suhIoin a few:
haze been using your Cattle Powder for horses
cows, chickens and pigs. and ind IL a FTssT-CLAss
thiHg.-GEoRGE BOND, Germantown. Pa.
have used two packs of your Cattle Powder on
my COW and chickens. TIRE COW GAVE NEARLY
TWICE THE QUANTITY or MILK she did before AI7
chickens were dying. but were CURED IMMEDrArE
LY after had used the powder.
Yours truly, JONAS PAsOUR, Dallas, y. G.
have used your Cattle Powder and must say -,
is the oest for horses, cattle Sheep etc Tried il
on poultry for many complaints. with SUCCESS IN
EVERY CAsE--JoS. WEAVER. Berry syilIe Pa
Last summer You sent me package Of your pow
der which gave to my poultry, and have not had
one drOOpy turkey chicken sInce-EIrs Ww
hNATP. Orange, y. 7.
Send me pack or two Of your Cattle Powder
/ The pack l got from you last winter CURED THE
CHICKEN CHoLERA. l gave some Of il % a neigh
Dor and it cured his chickcns.-JoHS WuLtAM rs
Spruce Vale. Ohio.
Address, Tor pamphlet. F. A. MILLER 5sl
! Arch St. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. For sale by y
J, FREIpHoFF, Ebeusburg, Pa. I7-g. .'s0.-ly.I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18

y CHILD BIRD-CHARMER.- There
lives near Harrisburg, OhiO-Bu out of
the way place in Hancock county, about
three miles West of Mt Blanchard, a
very remarkable child only five years old,
who seems to have the power 10 charm
birds at Will. Her mother first noticed
this strange po"er Of fascination the
child possesses about a year ago. The
little girl was out in the door yard
among a heyy OF snow birds. and when
she spoke to Them. they would come and
light upon her twittering with glee.
On taking them into her hand and s.rOk-
ing them. the birds. instead oftryinC to
get away from their fair captOr, seemed
to be highly pleased. She took several
of them into the house to show to her
mother, who, thinking she might hurt
them, put them out of doors. But the
dOoI Was no sooner opened than the
birds flew in again. and lighting upon
the little girls head, began to chirp.-
The birds remained about the premises
all winter, flying to the little girl when
ever the dOOI was opened.
The parents OF The child became
alarmed, believing that this strange
power was an III omen. and that the
much dreaded visitor, death, was about
to visit their home. But death did not
come, and during the past summer. the
child had many pet birds. Tue child
handles the birds 50 gently, thai hum
ming bird once in her hand does not fail
to return. Last winter a bevy of birds
kept her company, and she played with
with them for hours at time. Every
morning the birds fly TO her window,
and leave only when the sun sinks in
the West.
The parents of the little girl are poor,
superstitious people. and they have been
very reticent about the matter until
lately, believing some great calamity
was about to overtake them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
ANOTHER CURE FOR II

ANOTHER CURE FOR DIPHTHERIA.
An exchange says that onions are an
unfailing remedy for diphtheria. They
must be placed in a bandage IN a raw
state. and then beaten into a pulp, and
the cloth containing them, juice and all,
bound around the throat and well up
over the ears. In cases noticed the re-
suit has been almost magical, deadly
pam Welding in short time to sleepy
comfort.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18

To RAISE THE PILE ON VELVET
When the pile is pressed down cover a
hot smoothing-iron with a wet cloth,
and hold the velvet firmly over it the
vapor arising will raise the pile of the
velvet with the assistance of light
whisk or clothes brush.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18

JOSEPH ALBERT, the renowned Mu-
mich photographer, has invented new
process by which it is said he can pro-
duce pictures OF persons and objects with
the finest shades of THEN natural color.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.

This ursparatI5n. as fts ri.n1es. consists OF
Vegetable Properties that harmless the mos: dol
icate invalid Upon oco trial tie r1erjts Of ttis C-
Pound viii Be recognized, srSiief IL irn-ediatos '
when use Il continued, in ninety nine i. "a ff
cred r.rr1la eGTect- thousands VII
tify. on account OF & proven merits, it i- toy
eoIarnsnisd and prescribed by tfo best phyFisa- g.
the country.
will entirely The worst form - :4rlsu-.
Of the uterus L.ucorriI1a. irrcculer atd l=.,Csf
liberation f1oodinrs, all nispIacensnts te Goa
scquent spinal weakness, and IS especially adapted
the Change Ike It viii di4olye Hnd erTi ,u-t, -
from the utrsIn early stage OF development. The
tndency 10 generous hun1ors sAsrs Is ehseksd vsy
ypeedily by its
In fact it hiss proved g. be the greet
and best remedy that has bcer il-cov.r
sd. 1t pereatss every portion Of the s~st-z AMI vs
Ifeand vScr. l. rcz9s~cs fairtnc-- f.tEls-,y De-
Ftroys all craving for stinu1;s. rtcyss Ns,snee
Ok the stomach
1t cares BIoa;ins, Headaches Nervous rrostra;lar
General Debility SiespIcssneSs Oppression ard Ind
gcstIon That feeling os bearing Gown. causing pair
weight and bsckacio is elyas u1.tly cured l.
It viii ~ all times. Rnd under al cil1inst-a
e-s, act IA harmony with the law that governs tie
For Kidney Complaints OF either this compound
Is unsurpasEed.
Lydia {. PjnkE.am's Vegetable Compound
IsprepsTed ana g Western Avenue lynn ,fo.s
Price 3loo. s. bSttlas tor $50. seIt by Ela
forEl of uiii-. alsn in ic form OF Izenss, recgt
Of Price slco, TER box. for either. H1s. FISKHA8
freely cn-1l-T 81 l-,.rrs o inquiry. Send pam
phI-t. Ad.is-as rls-~s s..s.t,. ., ttts Jqprr.
10 Family should be rv'tssls LYDIA r PINKHAsI'
LIVER rIiIS They cure Coa~tirst.5n. Blloxsaezs
and Torsiit.ty Of the liver. p cel.tsu.tr box.
R4- For sale by q 70. \. KELLY q Co. Geuera
Agents Pittsburgh, Pa, and DR.. VIZ. LENNON
Druggist, EDensburg, Pa ia '5J.-ly.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
DIRECTIONS,
EIN,S CREAM RAIN

HAVING gained An cnviabie local reputation dis
placing u other preparations in the vicinity of dis
covery, is, on its merits alone. recognized S a won
dcriul remedy wherever known. a fair trial viii
convince the most skeptical Of its curative powers
II euectually Cleanses tho nasal passages Of Ca
tarrhal virus, causing healthy secretiOns: aIIays
Inflammation and irritation; protects the mem
hranal Innings OF the head from additional colds ;
completely heals the sores and restores the sense
of taste and smell Beneficial results are real zed
by \ few applications. 4 thorough treatment as
directed will euro Catarrh. As a household rene
dy Tor cold in .he head it is unequaled. The Balm
Is easy to use and ayreeabie. Sold by druggists Z
90 cents. ON receipt OF Sd cents VIII mali q pack
age. Send for circular with fun Information
ELY'S CREAM BALM co. OV ego n Y
SH- For sale by Ebensburg, Johustovyn and AL
toona Druggists, and by Wholesale Druggists gen
orally. L1-ll.-lum.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
FAMILY CHOCOLATE

An article superior in quality and lower in price
than any other in the market A prominent and
experienced New York physician gives it his
opinion that chocolate Is preferable tea or coffee
because IL adds strength TO the body new lii 70
the exhausted brain- quiets the nervous system
harmonizes the workings Of the digestive orya ns.
and gives purity 70 the blood
for superhnc confection. ask your con foner
ior our sweet Spiced Vanilla Chocolate Aschen-
sach X Niiier, 3D. and Caliowhill SITS. Phila Pa
or sale by V s BARKER a Bro. and N J. FPErD.
HoFv. Ebonshurg Pa. TT-o-ivI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
PARKER,s HAIR RALsAM

= rtN y : q . F1AIN . : Is 2 -
The Best and Vest Economical Hair Dressing
exqlizi,ely T--rfIH,ed and Per5s-tly harmless
Will Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
its original youthful color and zpp-zrance and is
warranted stop its filling ASSIST growth z1d
prevent h-ldncss
4 Nv applications Of the BIsAM vii soften the
bar, cleanse all dandruff and itching ard hu-
nouns ofe scalp Sold by all druggists 0zy soStr.
Nov. L. IssO-1y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
In diseases Of the mi.

In diseases Of the pull
monary organs a safe
and reliable remedy is
Invaluable. AYEI:s
CHFnRY PECTOEAL -
such q remedy, and 40
other so -Iu!u-ntly mrr-
its the confidence Of
the punlic. Il i Il sai-
entiiC combination Of
the medicinal pEiuni-
I,rS and curative viz
tues of the Tin-st drugs,
chemically united, OF
such power a. TO insure
tE- greatest possible
efficiency and uniform
irv of results. Il strikes
at the foundation OF al!
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TONIC

fI'HIS preparation is made from the roses OF tho
Il Valley of Cashmere, AID is entirely free from
sulphur. Lead, and other poisonous and deieteii-
ouslsubstances. 1t is richly perfumed and renders
the use of pomades, hair oils. etc, unnecessary.
1t preserves. ssftens and beauties the hair and
2iyes IL rich lustre. 1t is excellent for an irrita
ting or infamed scalp II never turns rancid
Druggists sell large bottle for SO cts. AsoHEN-
BAcH * MILLER, Proprietors, 5rd and CalIowhill
Streets. Philadelphia. [I2-IT-7m.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18
AYERS

pulmonary diseases, aifortiHg prompt ralief
and rapid cures. and IS adapted 20 patients OF
any age or either sex. Being very palarab.e,
the youngest children take il readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis Influenza, Clergy mans
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the cIfe IS or AYERS CHERRY PFC
TORAL are magical, AMI inUititudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. = should be kept
at hand in every household for the pro-
lection i affords in sudden attacks. In
NhOoping cough aai Consumption
there j. no other remedy so ef4icaciOus,
soothing. and helpfal.
Low prices are iuducem ents 20 try some Of
the many mixtures, or syrupS, made nf cheap
and Ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which. a. they contain no curative qualities,
can atfOrd only temporary relief, and ars
sure 10 deceive and disaDpoiut the patient.
Diseases OF the throat aud lungs demand
active and effective treatment. and II IS dam
gcrOuS experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may. while 50 trit1ed with,
become deeply seated or incurablc. Use
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, and You may
confidently expect the best results. II Is a
standard medical preparation, OF known and
acEu0v lodged curative power, and Is as
cheap As its careful preparation and fne
ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians,
practice. The fest Of half century has
lnonary complaints not already beyond the
reach OF human aid.
PreDaPad bu 0T 4 q Aver e. ca
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14

fteln i'm Gei6t. @erIrit Der 3eueunsstrdit tonnen bss
ftintrtt oebettt roeroen. S3nltH, ipelte bee uufncrts
Ion1iien 5cEanotun9 be3urfen, nosen uoripre3eu ossr
i4rc'bet. Gin dnoenskrnes Penn iur srdrte.
Gin 23udl fur D5t9to$ct, ocr Getrdtb3s
g~Sc6oCifer, Ioat iiber oieis 6rontbetter Iues,
aud wer betrot1sn ionte unS rper unb pdrum ri3t: 10
Gents, iir Borto; hes r~ecibirte un6 erpetterte Bud
25 Gents. Or. Sanles Bat 80 Simnter unb 9ar(erss
man iiebt fatncn Anperen. afs zen Doctor. Sprctz
ftunben Don 9 libr 8crmittnss bis Z uhr abenes;
Sonnt1ss pen 10 tts 12. Or. Sanles III 10 3dbre at.
yyterDi1e Bills. 81 ' is ssa 2s5s4,. 9saf's
seponneu, bos n.un 3e6ntel a9er St0rnnaen unb &tils
ffunsen in Samilien in seleinreu sei6le4rIi0en Mc:s
aIneeu Der Ntdnuer uno 5rdneH ibren Gruno boben>
Samienbe bobetG, ob1e bic rd5re urIote 81 tsrrcr, tss
ge6ca ~1rubisI;9 perniIitst. we;l fe bic Witttet Mot
fannter. es bel nnb 9lutli5 az nto4en. Vie aus 8ur4
seln uno erduter bersttetcr Y!terpire Bills" rperoen bic
G6wa9en uro S6mibttheu itdrter. Das Yerlorene
ODER re ncrhouben SercsieMe rpiyo i'd ei1ie1en NIB
b~duslideS GlId ~brin9er. Gos Ieben tit 81 furs, un
IS III tumpiem Erl6iinn 81 perbrin3en. rsdbrero cine
Shadtet NiIsn iIr 81 ArHe6mtiUfeiIcr, unb ied)S iue
SIS Neilun9 trin9en. gsoe1 GinieHbung es IrejieS
~nerIte9elt ourd bic Bot rericnot. @sissr SiuB miro
beItimmlt 9e6eilt-
,@indonta 8ta8". s saisF S:tla stIfi is f 68i.
uns u-e IRocpbtms @Her unb u~nudblse 1rinesc- 81:
pirfen saubcrboit, ~Uer(ciben 2ppstit u7o yess1 be
WEoacntbd,iotei o1. Nus g~&urSeln, &iHoeH urb Srdits
te!t k~eraeitent. sr Der Office cber %perieselE bIrds 81:
Bot " beste5en. 81 bic G8a4tet= Biuen j1r Traue-
S. bic S9a9teL is4s iur 81 @oniutsastOAsH r's's Ir:''
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
SnS dcDte
Or. g. McQ1ne'8
bsriibute ameritanii@e

,,Nermifmae."

Sumptontc bon S~Slrtnertt.
Alas @eiidt lit blei6 unb bleifarbi9,
~ 5eitpeiie brennenb ROTH pber eth.
nmrDtbeter Sled auf elmer pber arf bet.
ben 0aneen ; Die Nusen iperben tribe;
Die 9uptaen ertpeitern it3; Elm bldulider
6aIbfreis siebt it9 um bas untere Gnz
eenIte6; bic 9taIe 1T entSinbet, ge14pol=
len unb bIutet sttpeiIen; bic SberIippe
Idmiat an; bin unb ipieber &opfpeb NIT
SauIen unb Yp6en in ben Sbren; etne:
unsetpDbnli9e Spet9el NbiOnberun9;
f6leimise unb beIeste 3un9e; &tbem
febr iibeIrte9enb, beionOerS be5 OtOr@
gems !; Appetit perdnberIi9, Sutpetlen In
0eibbunger nit nasenbem @efibIe int
Ntagen ~altsartenb, gu anberen 3eiten fpie=
Der gdnsIi9 man9elb; flidtise S6mer=
sen I'M Masen; 5eitpeiie IlebeIfeit rnb
grbre6en; befttse S6merSen int Inter-
Ieib ; unregeImGBiser StubI9ang, sI
3eiten peritopft idleimts, unb bdufi9
NIT 8lut permifdt; Der 2eib 1T 9ez
1dipoaen unb bart; Der 11rin tribe; oaS
Atbmen eridipert, besleitet bonn S9lu4z
ser mn9maI trpdener unb frampfbaf=
ter Suften; ~nnrubiser unterbrD6ener
S9Iaf nit 3dbnefniriden; Semperas
mei1t perdnberIid, I'M &a9emeinen Gber
reisbar, u.f.p.
8enn pbige Symphonic aIS borban6et
tpabrgenon1usn tperben, 10 tpirb
Dr. 6. Mtgane's uermifm9e
fiber cine Sur betpirfen.
GS cntbdlt fein GucdfIber
IN irsenb elmer @eitalt; lit cine uni6dSz
Tide YrGparatipn unb bat ni6t BEN
gerin9ften i9dblt9em Gtnl mB
beim sarteI ten Sinh.
Oas G6te Or. Mc9ane'S 8er=
mifuge bat Die Si9naturen 6. Mc=
Game Ii. SIemtnS Bros. orf benz
nmi9la9.
81. 6. Mc9ane's Seller YtQen
merben nibt emtpfoblen aGs Seil,nitteG sess,,
.,dle Seioen, benen 6as SIeii6 untertban it,"
fonberit 9e9et &ranfbeiten ber2eber; BET biliDs
fen 8eIhiperben, Sispep1ie umb franfhaftein
&ppfreb, ober oerdrtI9en uebeIil, 1trlo te uits
ubertrefFi9.
2aIteS Tieber.
@s eiebt fein beIieres 9IbfiibrmittsL rpr ober
nad) bent @ebraIde bon @btnin. 9l8 9ur=
e%irinitteI iilb tie unper9Iei9lid.
Ian bite fid Dor 5aIi@ungeu.
Die G6ten iinb rie ~iiber;ufert.
Sebe G6adteI bat eiIen rDtbcn Md9sIegeI
nuf bent Oedel nit Der SSriGrift Or. Mc9dne's
&iuer Bills.
Sober l1mI6I0g bat Die Sienaturen bon 6.
Nc2ane ulb sic m II 8rDs.
Man ~perlange bic Gdhten Or. 6. NcSane's
2ebers 9iuen, prdpnrirt bon Slenin9 8rrs., ST
gittsburgt, 4n., benn Der Ntarft lit boil bon
9tadabntunseu beS Jfamen GrSane, 0noerS
b~ud,itdbirt. aber bieieIbe 2lusipraHe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
2O4 @afhimetcn Str, Gbienso,

pom Gtaote Snineis
al BEN ousorIGlt.
dem 3wet pripites
ART. I'M in d4en
Sdnen DON sebetn,en,
6ronii6en uub Bias
isu7 2et6cr III a1e2
permidelten fSormsn
unpersIsLi9e 1bbiIi.
gu peri4aHer. Sr.
s q III e 8 iteht 5es
tonntIi9 felt 0So5s
reir an 6rr Spise Der
6etltunoieen. aIter
nnb GrtdbruHe iino
b6dit mi9tie. Snz
menHub, imd9tltd1e
Grniei,unnEn H,je
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
2G0S sic 9lcr3tc ingette

@0S sic 2tcr3tc iageue
Siauc Z. 0orou, N. d., in gognn Gn.. Ohio
iaisibt. ooB .,@tHcr'S Smng SaISa1n" i'll iebem
1Sdne, Der ibTi bctdunt 9%eipnroeH, pouiae Suitdeoenitelz
ling scaebcn ba6s. ia i'd 2Hrtrauen su oern NRittet
babe, 10 ocbroude i'd eS bGuIio in metner tdsli6en-
9tdriS uno nit uuteidrdutteiH @riOl9c."
DIR. Ttetder, III S%crin9ton, YtiiioHri. idst: SD
empteDtt SbreI ,2SaIinut" lisbcr as irgeuo cine ou=
6ere Mieoi;in iir 9uiteu ms GEtdItun3sn.
DR.. 81. &. &obnIo II, in Ait Sermon, Sns., fdreibt.
uber eiutse rounbs;bare lneilunsen Don 20 d. 10 NIB
tndt". i'll icinem 2So5nor;e, rur9 Yccrou4 pou ,, gIIs-
cu'S Xnm9 BALKAN"
DR.. :. y. Eurncr, Slount3piIle, Wa., Elm Trst
mi, iiluiuuosmnusisidhriser pru:tii6cr Grfabruns.
ld!eibt: sGr lit oas bette 4r dparot in ttr SSeIt ae9cn
Sdminoiudt".
Sci alien 2eibeu Der &cbIe, oerSuuqcu
uHo6er II III uu9SoraG wtro eral5eir
b06r DOTS iii II cS @ettm ittct nefnHben
ptroeH.
ais G6tct NJ is IL IL 5 nj tttel bot er nidt ieinesi
Yiciaer. GreutbdIt tttn Optum I mir
geub elmer S OF III.
J.. N. Harris & Co, giseutbImer, Cincinnati, D.
Sci aacn 3tpotbetern sn b6bcT.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-05
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For Phiiadelphia-l.6s, 22S, $50, 7, $40, o,
go, 965, ID, 80, rs a. m; iai6, IL. "a
tLimited) 2o3, go, 4. 6,l0. 6.4o, Q %, " d.
m: sundays-l.6s, AIS, s.ioa. m. 3, .,
$40. 9.b6, l0p. m.
For New YORK; .bS 3as, ESQ, Q IS, lLs a.
m; IL. A3 (Limited), 20a, GAO p. m. sun
dAys--lbS 2,IS O. m; $40 p. m.
For Baltimore--l2.5l, IL. fh, a.sS a. m;
l2.b5, R.04 tLtmtted), 4.45, e.4t y. 10. Sun.
dass.-l9.6l, al, IT'S .. N.
tcr Washington-l2.bl,2 All, 7e5, 9 % a. m:
l2b5 l.O4 tLimitedl, Gas p. m. Sundays
l2b1. 2l1, s.66 n. m.
For baltimore and intermediate stations
1851, s3S a. M; 2b5, 4 lb p. m. The 4,45
j. m. train stop at way stations only be.
tween Perryvilie a7d Baltimore. Sun.
days-l2.bl a. m.
For PerrYvlle and intermediate stations
asp. m.
For New Clstle--6 o. 20 n. m: LOS, g. 20
p. m. No sunday trains,
For Hautngt IN aud intermediate stations
$50 n, IN; i.oS, $50 p. III. No sunday
trains
For Delmar and intermediate statisns--q 30
a. m: 1907. n,
For wilmington & f2orthcrn Il. Rio a,
m;a, 6.c5p m. No Sunday trains
For Delaware Western X. RI is, lo.9 a.
m; $50 y. IN. No sundsy trains
TRAINS LEAVE FOR VII MINATDE.
Phtlsdelphia--Broad Street Depo, 7.0s, 7 90,
sl5, 1890. II, II a6R. m; l.3l. 3, az, a5o,
4 39'Glb, $50. 9 10, 8. e.+b, IL 81 .. N. sun
dsyS-To6, $50 a. M; Q. s.As. n.9o y. m.
phiiadelpnia-MA MARKET street staten only
l.osa IA; IL - tLtnitedl ?. N. Sun
days l0Sa. IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-05

Now IT Is President Garfield, the
twentieth President of the United
States. So We 60.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-05
SHERIFF SALES,

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ
y Of Levari Facias, to me directed, Will
DO exposed to public sale, at the Court
HOUSE., on Market street between anth and
Eleventh streets in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, bel,
On MONDAY, March IA, 1881,
at 2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate:
All that certain lot o. piece OF land with a
two Soly frame dwelling house thereon
erected, situated IN the city OF Wilmington
a.oresaia, bounded and Described as follows,
TO wiz: Beginning at the distance OF e5 IT.
from the iorlned by the intersection of the
northerly side OF Second street with the
westerly side OF Ma ison street, thence
northerly parallel with Madison street 80 It
to stake thence westerly parallel with
Senoud street. 10 feet to a stake, hence
sou herly parallel with Madison street 90 It
to tue aforesaid side Of Second street, and
thorcs thereby eaSterly ID lest to tho place
OF beg inning, be the contents thereof what
they may,
Seized and taken In execution as the prop.
erty OF job N Logan, dece aScd Mary Lo.
gan. q. 7. A., OF John Logan deceased, who
survived Margaret Logan his witet and
Samuel Hi, {, t., AVID to be sold by
PHILIP II. OI.AhK, Sheriff
SHnRIPS's OFFIcE, Wilmington, February
n, A D., 1881. ieb26