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PATENTS.
;. H. EDDY,

No. IS State ST.. opposite kilby. Boston,
secures Patents in the United states, also in Great
Britain. France and other foreign countries Copies
Of the claims Of amy Patent furnished by remitting
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No 4qencY in the {Hite2 States possesses superior
ABILITIES tor Obtaining Patents or dSreH 1iHirG the
pdtentadHit0of inreHtioRS.
K. II. EDDY, solicitor OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most copaIie
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CIfAN. VI tSON.
Commissioner Of Patent~.'
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
WORTHY or more capable Of securing for them an
early ana favorable consideration a the Patent or
flee. EDMUND III RhE.
Late commissioner of Patents
BosTU<. October H. $50.
r. II. EDDY, E>Q.-pca sir, You procureitor
me, in $40, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds Of cases, and
procured many patents. reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies n
New ork Philadelphia and ashington hut still
give You almost the whole Of my business, in Nuur
line, and advise others to employ YOU.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER,
Boston, Jan. |, lNSl-lyrl
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Owing to popular idea that remedy sad to cure
a variety Of maladie> should be treated with eau
tion. if not suspicion, the inventor he>tated some
time in placing ii before the public, but from the
gratifying assurance by great number Of the rare,
Yitalizing and Intervening properties of his
preparation of IIypophosphiteS. under 4 variety q"
circumstances he Is equally satisfied that these eff
tectS secured by its use, that its action i pc
cnar to his preparation. and that Consumption i
not only durable. but, up To 4 certain stage, is a
easily controlled a. most other organic diseases.
While II i the aim of the inventor To convey in
formation 10 such a require hi ltypopho>phiteS.
il is his firm belief that it, will he valuable to all
who desire a long life OF VINO are struggling for
health
With a faith based upon the experience of
twelve years, he would not despair of restoring Il
patient suffering from the aboVe-named disease,
even though reduced to very low state and not
complicated by actual organic loss.
FLINT, MIClI., MAJ 10th, lSe0.
Dear Sir: Allow me 10 SAY that | esteem Your
''HypophoSphite-" most highly. and for those en-
gagged in professions which draw largely on the
nervous system it j. invaluable. have used it my
self with the most satisfactory results and have in
trodurtd il t. a large number OF my people
Reverend Il. W. IlAIRE.
lyf7 Pastor II. Miclacl'S Catholic Church.
For sale BY VIM. 0. POOR a son.
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The passenger elevators may be all very we'll
but the quickest and surest way of getting up stairs
is to come into church late with a rev and gor-
geOUs bonnet
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To Keep the Blood Pure,

is the principal end Of inventions and discoveries
in medicine 10 this object probably no one has
contributed more siguay than Dr. David kenne
DIV, OF Rondout, y y, IN the production of a med
cine which has become famous under the title of
the 'Favorite Remedy" Itlemoves all iapD, ties
Of me Blood, regulates HE disorlercd Liver ard
Kidneys, lures Constipation, Dyspepsia and all
dseas,, aud weaknesses peculiar 10 females.
id by your druggist. = 90 a bottle
An elephant travelling cut west whose trunk
not checked, drank up all the wafer in the
tender of the locomotive. that The train was
Obliged to stop
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim of early mprulence, causing nervous
debility premature decay, etc. having tried in vain
every known remedy has discovered a simple means
of sef-cure, which he will send free to his fellow
sufferers. Address J II REEN rs, i3 Chatham It :,
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Rabbit Metal for Machinery
Belfast SAVINGS Bank.
THOMRS &. OSBORNE

SA IL Nj a X Frs,
AND DEALERS IN
JUNK, PAPER STOCK, IRON & METALS
Swan Sibleys Bros Wharf Belfast. Me.
Rs-Hi CHEST cash price paid for old rags. jun
metals bones, &C. ~
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INAREtANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT
CT RI oral the worst forms Of PILES two to four
in the worst cases of LEPROSY, SCROFULA,
PSORIASIS, CANCER, ECZEMA, SALT RIIEI NJ,
RHEI MATlSM, KIDNEYS, DYSPEPSIA, CA
TARRIi, and all diseases of the SKIN and BLOOD.
Entirely Vegetable. Internal and external use. Ask
your druggist or dealer to buy il for you, and will
return the money ia every of failure as above,
with thanks. Not a failure for 20 years 81 Il bot
tie. sold everywhere. Send for NEW PAMPHLET
free. II. u. FOWIE, Chemist, "a Central Wharf
Boston. sent by EXPIRES. ltcONlb
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
Anil il
MARTHA El.WEIJ,. late of Waldo

fHIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor of
the Will of
The Republican journal., 1881-04-28

hand tt cures coughs. IOIds BrOnchltlS, hoop
ing Cough, Group, Influenza Consumption and all
Throat and Lung Complaints 80 cents and 81 a
bottle
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Freedom Notice.

IN consideration of one dollar to me paid by my
1 minor son, LIEWEIIl\ w. DRINkW AFTER
| hereby give him the balance of his time during
lii minority. LYDIA Il. DRINkW AFTER.
Attest -. -. TICKER
Lincomvillc. tpril ., lSSl.-3wlt
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in the County of Waldo, deceased; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said de
ccaseds estate to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same for settlement to him.
D. :. FLANDERS.
Monroe, April u, 1881.
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"You cant expect horse to 20 any faster than
he can, says the New York Express WIS any
one ever satisfied that his horse went fast be
could
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AGENTS AND CANVAssERs

Make from S25 to 500 per week selling goods for
+. G. RIDEOUT CO., 10 Barclay Strcct,N New York.
send for their Catalogue and terms. lyr34
The difference between well shod mother and
her corrected offspring is that she is kid slppered
and he is a slippered kid
1t is impossible for woman after faithful
course Of treatment with Lydia E Plnkham 5
Vegetable Compound, to continue to suffer with a
weakness of the uterus Enclose stamp to Mrs
Lydia f Pinkham. 933 Western avenue Lynn,
Mass. for her pamphlets 2wl6
There's music IN the heir as Tie parent re-
marked. while he walked the floor in vain attempt
to soothe the feelings OF his first bonn.
The Republican journal., 1881-04-28

HENRI a JoHNSoN's ARNlcA AND OIL LIN
MENY is a family remedy which should be in every
family Used for Cuts, Burns. Scalds, Bruises.
Strains Ec il las no equal
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Portland. Bangor & MaChiaS Steamboat Co.
-FOK--
RethIanj, Nj. Desert. NiIIbrjge and Nsth@s
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

sit The steamer CITY OF RICHMOND.
- - f. DENNlSoN, Master, will leave
Railroad W mart. Portland, every Tuesday and Fri
day evenings. AT HIS O'Clock. or an arrival Il.
Pullman express train from Boston. for Ru"kHWj
Ca>tnr, Deer I~le, ~rt-wic> ~o- West HurJur. ban
HarUoy, Mi. Desert, Nillrid-c loue~purt. uud
Machia~port.
Returning, wi. leave MuchH>port ,N cry Monday
and Thursday morning, al $50 o'clock, touching
above. arriy iuE in Portland about midu-h CON
Meeting with the Pullman night train for Boston and
the West. Passengers vii. not be disturbed uule--
wishing To take the Pullman.
steamer City of Richmond connects at RuCklaU.
with sanford = ;. o., for Belfast. Bangor al.
River landings. every saturday morning
Coming West connects for Boston every Monday
and receives passengers ami freight from River
landings for Portland
Through tickets and baggage chechcjto all points.
f. CT ~lIl\tI, General Manage.
GEO. l.. DAY. General Ticket Agent Portland
April /. l~>l.-Il
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Rescued From Death.

49, = $500
In I'll IS- has tol,.1 ,rt n
I- pi' tn,od sa IIt ~
ard t.Sh ana vas ccIt;naa - INV, va ~
~ ,,"1 D at,,;+,oh -, ~ tj,it a *
SAID had Lole IN my lung as blg as hait dollar
At one tune report went around that WaS dead
gave ~ nope. 0nt 1nend fold me 81 lR W IL.
LIAM HALLS BALSAM fok lHh ~ AHS
got a bottle when I" my sllrprs c"rHme need
70 lee! better. and Today feel better 'Nan for
three Years past
Il write TINS h9ping every one aiijletsd with DIS
eased Lungs VIII take ph VILLA II ALL )
BALSAM, and be convinced that CoNSl NPrl"N
CAA ~ ~ hhD can positively say It has
done more good than AL the medicines have
taken since my sickness
,,i,l.lont IN, t.i,,, aslo1 IL, Eis ,.,,.t,,,,L,
s,.fo Iiaf In ~
rt ,, 20"
''N' 10y ''' ''1' N+'''7" ~
PROFESSIONAL les IIMoNN. Many OF the b st
Phy>lclanS use DOWNS hLIAiR ~ ;hclr daily piat-
nee because II Is the pest cough rrmed! MAT can
be mace
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Now il the time to use BANIEks MANnEAkI
BIIrERS and prevent Dyspepsia. BillnusneSs an,
Jauudiee. which are SO prevalent in the >priEt
months q l - cts a bottle
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WILLIAM MEALS CASE.

To dIy argument vii be com
menced before the United States Su
preme Court in the case of William
Neal, colored. 1t viii he remcm
bered that Nral was convicted at
the last May term OF Court ol hay
ing outraged Tie pei son OF Mng 1ret
Gosser OF Blackbird ilundred.
He was sentenced to be hung on
September l9,h, but previous to that
lime Anthony Higgins, Esq, ap
Piled To the Supreme CourI Tor a
writ ct hc' as corpus Oh the ground
that no eolurcd men had been sum.
moned on the jdIy. The wlIt Mas
granted Dy Justices Strong and
Bradley, and upon the recommends
tion OF Ntt"rney General Gray, Gov
trnor Hall res yIted Neal until Feb
ruary llth.
As The argument bt soro the Cuult
Gould not be heard previous to the ex-
piration IT ,hr first cspitc Neal was
again respiIed until June. The argu-
ment was set do IN for Tuesday, March
9th, but was again postponed unttl to-
day, 10 which time the Court adjourn
I'd.
The conlcm cd man will be repre-
Hented by Anthony Higgins, Esq, and
1x-A,torney General Devens, and the
state by states Attorney Gray.
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LOCAL TIiGE TABLE.
TRAINs LEAVE MILMINarn

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FOX PHILA 2.23, 90 L,r
80 ~, -, lO.U4, ln.3U, a. m; l2.lj: 1875
t%.SSr-'Vo Z.|oi In, 6lI, 7.OJ, 9.6j lD.0j o. IN
p.bl, J.D1, lV.UO y. Ia.
FoR NE~ ioRK.--I.5s, l.2lB. 81 100. lo.ul
,,m' iZ.@t, i2.i5, 2,o, Ol7, .. m. Jn
'uhdhSs, LOO 20 y. M, Bl7 .. IN.
feh BALTIMORE And HAsHIsgryS.-
,-'3i, ..o1, SO, ''o1,a.o3 "a. IA. Lob, .O4
''oi'3.19, "oa, p' IN. On sundays, l2.oI, 2.t5.
-, - a. IA.
Fok BALTIMORE, bay Linu connection
40 y, IN. 40 Sunday JraIus.
FOX NEW GAsrLr.-o.Vt 40. am. Ia,
~, ~, .. N, NO sunday trains,
Iok DELAWARE II. k.-9.5J a. IN; Los
~, ~, p a. ~. No Noounday Trans.
L"H W HlLMINGlGS q NOkPnERS r. L.
Draius. ''"'" 'N
Foh DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-7i4
',So IA. NJ; o.1J y. n. No sunday rrail A
IitAls5 ARRIVE IN WiLMINGIIr.
hod fhIl-AhELfHIA.-l2 Los. "a,
- o. @i 80, u nj Z.ls,. I1.i1, 1 .ul' =.
''-J, i'tJ, i~JUD D.iU, 49,, 7.UU, h.uV. Szj n il,
-. "a 9uhd"Js, !ktir LIS, 2.Os, 75-.t5i
FEoa NEW loak.-l.5S, 2.u8, 7.52. 81. =
20, 2-ss t.JH u. III.
tkoh BA A.ll lAoKE.-l.33, Ill. s.is ,.,,-
~ ~, I@,4i, L.u9, e.Jt JIa, - NJ ~
''iy 20. o u, -.l' a. u o.O'. BOO +, -.
y -a'''i - u TN - i,
~, 1884, 40, b.Ui, 800 n. m a. ~
'a5s, o.gf, J.JJ y. IA, sun
n 4, RON y, NJ" CAaiLE. sis. g8l, I2.I.a i,
N eu,, 49, =, iH' ~ sunday trains.
Eo . bELAM WAKE X. h,-->rl +, ...
'.tV p N. 10 sunday trains. - ~
-, ~ " iLsi iN6Io" x NuRrHER4 "A. II
5rri, 5,,Vi 80 a. h', o.i1 y. IN. no Sun,is'
=, i'sA DELAWARE WESTERN Il, R.--s.oo
~ ~ - an. No sunday trains.
MAINS Foh WILMINGTON LEAVE
III I-AhiaLrllIA.
,1.l..ai l'o-4 hhoA STREET AND " WAsHIRaros
~ = - rO1,.1, s.i1 no, II 90 n I5 4. M
,'"r".s9, ".N. i.OJ i.JU, j.lo, o,UO' 90 s,tEi
~" l. 't.90 5, p M ON Sundays, s.l6 a. IN,
.l,la! rH1h IHltrY-sEeoHD AND MARKET
~ ~ ihEE BIB, lbs a, III 1926, 400, :.
"'' -.0O a. H. On sundays, LOO, q "A,
,NofE.-Ine black figures represent tna
Limited Express" on which an axars
Aare harged, "~""
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General News.

The GincInnat Brush Eletrc Com
pany opened its books in CinclnH ati ye.-
D-rday aad all the caEl al stock of $780,
900 was taken.
It WAS officially stated yesterday that
the President had no definitely d tsrmin.
ed VIE bel be- would call an extra session
Of Congress, but the matter may be settled
al The Cabiueu. meeting to-day.
A boiler IN a miii at Middlef0rd, Ohio.
hprsiea yesterday morning killing Joseph
Hamilton, oeIden Sprague and John
Pa cha.
The amount stolen from the Ashue lot
NayiHgs Babk, at Winchester, New
Hampshire by Us Treasurer, it is now as
crrt0tuHd, viii exceed 100000. The
s,eallugs began more than five years ago.
The body Of Ellis, the colored stewart
| OF the steam yacht Carrie, sunk by the
explosion Of her boiler at Baltimore on
| the 8d ult., was recovered yesterday, il
rising to the surface fortY-four days after
the disaster.
Danel Neil, silk weaver committed
suicide in Paterson, Ne" jersey, on Sun
day night, because his eyesight had be-
gun to fail.
| ~ gtaiil Va l'A'E y III AHlNliN bJht crew
made t5eir first appearance on the Tha-
mes yes toiday. The criticisms on the
crew ate fairly favorable
a decPateh from Rome says that Italy
has decided To construct auolber colossal
| lron-ciad, which Will be superior tu
any thlng now ahoat.
A telegram from ParIs says that tb.
reports about the arrival at Dnnkirk oil
the Coralie with cargo OF boms art
declared to betotaily without foundation
be Brush steamer embros, Captait
Cooper, from Charleston FEBRUARY 3, via
Malta, has arrived AT Sobdstopol Tnre,
honsands bales of her cargo of sottor
have been burned
Nearly nine hundred Canadian eml.
grants, occupying, with their stock an,
baggage, niniy-oue cars, have been sno v
bound just outside Chicago since Sat
urday night
J he IN nera and other operators IF th,
Come ilsyille Coke Disinct, in weSteri
tennsy sylvdnia, have giycBuotice that he.
viii strike on let OF April, unless thei
demand for higher wages is conceded
The jOutnsyman bakers of Montre.
ire agitating for an advance Of So to 4
per week Ordinary men now receiv
S. to $40, and toremen - 10 IS.
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DELAWARE PILOrAGE PROPOSE
TION.

DOVER, Del, blarsh 21.-A bill Ia
regulate pilotaee in Tie Delaware waters
was introduced in the House to-day.
II provides for beard Of pilot com.
missiouers TO consist Of five persons,
three to be Delaware Bay pilots and
Two acquainted with Delaware Bay aud
River, who are to meet in Wilmington
on the first Mondays in May, July, Sep
tember, November, January and March,
WHO are TO license all persons applying
who are now Delaware Bay pilots and
TO license apprentices who have served
SIX years on Delaware bay pilot boat.
1t further provides that the pay for pilot
lng shall be the same as now exists, III
the other regulations. The object OF the
bill is 10 get rid Of what they call the
unjust pilot laws passed by The Peunsyl
vania Legislature i'll years past, and it
may be opposed.
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THIRD EDITION
NEWARK LETTER.

CURIosITY-NEw MINISTER-THE
LEDGER soLD-CHANGE OF TIME
PERSONAL, ETC.
NEWARK, March %, 1881.
Curiositles are rather scarce in
Newark, but by careful observa-
tion, one may be seen frequently al
O window in house not far from
the lower hotel, unexpectedly on
clear sunshiny days. 1t moves for
ward and backward, and may DE ia
ken by some for an automaton on
springs, but as the writer has seen
it, but is still not at liberty TO make
known all the facts, would merely
say that it 10 alive. 1t denotes sew
eral objec Is, but the prominent one
is "not at home" This is no joke
and the public is at liberty to ferret
it out if they can.
Rev. Mr.. Staten, the new minister
of Welsh Tract Baptist Church has
taken possession OF the house and
farm formerly occupied by Mr.. Will
liam Mote, the congregation of said
church having purchased the same.
Mr.. Mote has removed to Mr.. Ed
ward Wilson's farm below the p.
W. & B., depot.
a purchaser has at last been
found for the Ledger, in the person
of Mr.. Moses Handy, of Washing,
ton. The paper will be issued un-
der its new management IN few
weeks.
The New York and Washington
express formerly due here at COZ p.
M, now arrives at 5.l4. There were
several persons missed this train on
Monday, not having heard of the
change.
Miss Sarah NJ. Mackey, daughter |
of Prof. William Mackey, of Della
ware College, has taken charge OF
the Northeast Seminary. Miss Es-
tella Porter, also of this town, was
the former instructess.
A valuable COW belonging to Mr..
Michael Quinlan died on Sunday
Doctor Halnes also had the misfor-
tune to lose one last week, valued
at $50.
Several boys between the ages of lG
and IL years, behaved in very disoI
derly manner on Sunday eve ming, dane
ing and whlstling. Isn't it about time
We lad resident constable or other Off.
esr of the law
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
LOST IN AN ICE FIELD

CHICAGO, March 20.-The tug 0 R
Green, reported lost last night in ann,
field, was sighted tbs afternoon Abopt
four miles off sh"re. All attempts "a
roscwe her by other tugs had 10 be
abandoned, and man named Blk.
hauser started toward her oyer'be ,ce
dragging small boat, in which h
had four days provisions. lie wa,
making fair progress, bnt inst beloe
nightlail snow storm came M and
he was los sight of. Tie crew have
already been thirty-siI hours without
food. The names of the crew as far
as known ale Capt. Napier, Ge1ge
Shaw, Henry Garriiy, William Prs
Hardey Mckee and one or tso DICK
hands.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
THE LEGISLATURE.
Special 70 the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
DOVER, Mar. 81, 1881
/ sENATE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
Senate met "A o'clock, Mr.. Conaway
| in the chair.
The following bills 81 ven notice Of:
| Concerning almshouse, &c corcern-
| Ing City of Wilmington; supplement tC
the act Incorporating purchasers of the
| Wilmington and Western; incorporating
Exchange Building Company and Ca.
pelle Bros. Hardware Company.
The folio wing bills were read:
Incorporating the Shipley. Street
and Caribbean Navigation Company
House bills incorporating Delaware
Steam Appliance company, James &
| Webb Company, Dover Ri yer Improve
nent Company JOINT resolution author.
izing @ III b Day TO collect commutatiop
| money from the Government and re.
tain 20 cents as compensation laid on the
table.
The following House bills read:
Incorpora ting the Roman Catholic
Male Protectory of Wilmington, Frank
ford Oyster Planting Company, aud
Peninsular Transportation Company,
Union school districts of Geurgelown.-
Senate bill for the better security to life
and limb.
The following bills were passed:
Stock law Tor district S3 Sussex county,
Incorporating Dover Gaslight Com
pany. authorizing conveyance of land
for the marine observatory.
Notice was given OF the following bills:
70 amend chapter 50, Revised Code, to
divide school distrsct, supplement to
charter of the Camden Union Camp
Ground, to euable Dover to provide for
water supply, to regulate the assignment
Of Liquor licenses, for the relief OF
trustees and, guardians, to vaeate the
branch road IN Duck Creek Hundred, 10
Incorporate the diamond State Whse
Company, to incorporate the Farmers
Road improvement Association.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNooS SESSION.
House re-assembled at 3 p. m.
Bills IL troduced: By Mr., Bradford-To
Incorporate the Brandywine UorAet Baua.
an Smel dment TO the act limiting the
ter m OF prisoners committed Tor the non
payment Of fines; amendment to act re
garding the keeping of marsh bauks in
repair; 10 authorize the New Castle Levy
Court TO pay certain monies 10 b. r
Townsend; amendment TO the State con-
stttution;.a amendmeut to the Stale Board
Of Health act; amendment to section g.
chapter IO6, Revised Code; an act in r. la.
tlOn TO imprisonment Tor crime: an act
iOr the Improvement OF Cherry island
marsh; for the Improvement Of the city
u New Castle; to incorporate the Airing
.on Mills Manufacturing Co.; " incorpu.
rate the Gregg & Bowe Carriage Manutac-
uring Company; 10 incorporate The Ear
msr'b Market Company. OF Wilmington:
to encourage the culture OF sugar neeis
Sc Clio and other sugar producing plauts;
to amend the act rel ting TO the JuIisuic-
ton OF assessors and levy courts, aud in
relation TO the competency Of witnesses.
to incorporate the Delaware Land I'm
ptovtment Company; supplement to act
refuudlng the State debt; 10 amend secItou
10, chapter l04, Revised Code; 10 pFotect
the purity OF tie ballot and punish Corrup.
ton at elections; to provide Tor assistant
assessors; to prevent the Illegal sale OF
medicines; to prevent immoral advertise
ments ami not ices in newspapers; amen
datOTy o the law for the regulation OIL Vic
tualllng AID ale houses.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

Rev. Dr.. Curry, the agent Of I4P,S
body Educational Fund, addressed w
feuncssee Legislature Oh Friday 10
favor of an appropriation by the Sac
20 the Normal Coz ege, il order tAa,h
might have the benefit of an apprOpnf
tion from the Peabody fund. lie had
just visited Texas, which state bad re.
Gently appropriated $4,000 for tie sup
port OF a State Normal COLLEGE ior ne
training Of white teachers, aud 500
Tor tie training of colorrd teachers.
"fhele seems to be-" says DR., CuHy,
"a desire IN many OF the Sol.h,n
States to establish and support normal
colleges, showing the deyelopmenidI
marked interest in education"
A SEwsPArER CoRkEsPuNpENT tee
{ spha from Washington: "Conkuug
Logan and Cameron are already pttIar
ing 10 Irot the Old Commander oU 10
81. They have polled The Cabinet All
dnd that five out Of It's seven mrnber
are Of posed 10 the LominiflOl Of Gtt
lield OF Blaine n 1884. Among the hTs
II Wayne MacV Veagh." A good mau1
things are hkely 10 happen before Is
bur The least likely IL the nomination d
General Grant. The hns Roman land
Of Jitnes q Blaine has not lost ~ COD
uing DJr viii II hold l.ss rumps TO 4
ihan did In 80, ami 1t brhoovee tho
three bosses not 20 forget it, Ims
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
Miln.lnaton Marno...
PHILADELPHIA MARK Els
WEDNESDAY, March ID. = p. \

FLOUR ls IN Father better demand alIG
i5fIces are nrm, Sales oI 100 bDIs, Iuctuti.
thB Minnesota extras, al ~ - "A 10 iOl
'oW 70 lahey clear, and straight al 40 a
" 70; fenhsFlVaEla extra family at 81 T.
do ONO, do. 10, AT - 2J;4j -, and Pat
enls at - 75a7 10. Rye Flour Is scarce aud
arm at - per barrel. Brandy wine corn
meal Is Aelu at r3.
GRAIN.-Ihe Wheat market is iai,Lr
1eJter, but with a light demard. safes e.
50,UlO bushels, lnclLuIng rejected at Al u,
III lOl2; 80. red AT l.l154 March al Al -.
April, and 81 2OLs, Ma. Rye is mn
~ Sl."OfO Pennsy IVaEla. Corn is quIel
out nim. sales OF El,UjO bushels, includ-
ING yellow, track and a alJl depot. Il
.oc.; white al DO and sleeher, at 54c
Az The open board FIRST call 545tc. W..
pld lor March; 5jLc Iur = prIl, al J3J5c
ipr shay. Oats are In moderate ieatic-
M aleddy. sales of loo bushels, iHcitlt4
hs white at iS15a47c., ana rejected an
nlXeu at 42c.
The receipts to-day were AZ follows 2ss
larfeIs hi flour. $1,000 bushels wheat, l0s.
pp bush corn, $3.50 bush. oats, 1870 busIl
hiIlty, 10 barrels whlskey.
NHlaKEY.-We quote Western iron
5ouhu AT q ~ per gallon.
,2HAY AND STRAW MARKEr-For IN,
| = eek e4dI March 18Th, lsSI,-I.o5,s!s : n,
nay rs toadA OF straw, II. Avsrpa.
| i'f dusing tie We, k-frime Tlm.lb,.
| d blo J -. per lJI pounds; NJ Ixcd Il
| 70 81 ~ per y p unes straw 81 Is to ~ q
| per 100 p"usds.