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Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Mhrl lands Dlss rae efaJ Act.

The State Of Maryland promised GER
tain bounties to wAuver enlisted in
her regiments during the war, from
outside states. Ii was Il time when a
thousand dollars bounty was easily ob-
tanned. Relying on the honor of that
State, several Deawareans enlisted in
the fifth Maryland Regiment. The
State paid all their own soldiers but
never paid the Doiawareans. The Del
awareans saved them so many men in
The call for troops. They could have
got a far larger b nnty in other States,
put they relied on the honor of Mar
land. A Delawarcan who has written
to "a grand Army Post, of that State,
VINO lost his health in the Fifth Mary
land, and now can do no labor. has
been informed by them that the l. Lecis-
ld'''re has passed law prohibiting the
payment of any more huuutIes The
thIl' broke their contract. and the Del
aware men who trusted to Mar, llrI
taI'h, nov suffer i'll poverty from that
Sta'c breaking its pledged word.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
A Card.

Having been engaged in running
many excursions to cape May, Long
hrdncn Ocean Grove ana Atlantic CITY,
without the slightest accident or dis
lurhance on amy one of them | come
before the public asking its patronage
ior my excursion to Coney ,lald,
bllghton and Manhattan Beaches. With
an experience and reputation for
careful management ANA good order
tha1 cannot be conlroverIed, tho e pa
lrohlzlLs my excursion may be reason
ablE assured thai the same care viii DE
and good order maintained. |
Would re>pcc. fully invite all who want
an eI J0tauIe excursion and a view Of
t!le sghiS BE seen about Coney Island
10 30 with We on the 18TH OF August,
and no person need apply for ~ ticket
who cannot conduct themselves in a
becoming and proper manner as we
want to have day Of rca pleasure Tor
all thai 20. j. l.. GOULRY.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
GRAND Army GOS.n
what fs New Among the r,..
sment Of the kOns ofv.,

The Delaware Division. Son, ,'.r,
eranS, will on next Satn,,, ,h'NH'*
hold an election at the heal1n,r.'aag rag
Smyth Post No. ., &. A. r ''nas T' y
lowing officers will be el,ctrJ iE nF u
lientenanl-colonel, major, ip,,'.', SYs
chaplain and surgeon. pr I Iy!Ia u! w.
lctt The surgeon OF camp no. + i,,"a nH
uinate tor the last named position I'M m
is comparatively new order and .an ~
posed OF the sons of soldiers. Itkls.
ticial in its WORKING and whom si's, S
comes among the members all ,brn",
IN the state contribute to hi, g,,'I+ ns
ana iliiIe> the family have prpfp,.r. f
ia" e"Tg"on III" camp attend, n 'it' E
medicai wants. The na;iou,' Val,
{ SONS "i Ntt"rtu>J will NEE, in ls,,a.
Nlty on August ljh. The coyt r%S
cpiIIm'tlrc cump"~ Il Of dr,r,,s, ~,
Coz, John II. Hawkins chqrrmm ,., ~
Tia Van Horn and CA',hG Lm, Pho m
object of the assembling rl,lp rrioral
body IS principally 10 arraDgp br lhs
reception into the Sons Of Veteran, M
IN" New York State Organization men
working under a diitrrentuame, Alter
this consolidation it is the intention IA
have the whole order brought into of,
rial relatious with the Grand Army n
the Republic.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Tho VI. !. S0rirsS o. Asbury Church

The meeting OF the NJ /. Society Of
Aahury NJ +. Church. las. evening.
was an eri,S"ulc "it'lir. IN. uu,>siull
under debate Er>plG-l, "rAat more
information can he gained from read
lag than from observation. was al,iy
discussed hy Mes,rs Powell and Me.
Kay on III. affirmative, and Mrssrs,
'urk and S'ocN'trl on the negative,
The question Vas decided III favor Of
the affirmative, hy the following COM
ml't'" .le>SrS hrHu, Kali and Miss
Carver y du-tr was Nweet,v reu,lcred
Iy Miss Ella Novel; and Miss luuston
: lect reading BY Mr.. Alfred Willing,
rutirivl the "Charcoal man. att0r,.c,.
""nsidarahi" adjustment Il t"ciaua-
ton, by Miss Ella Jct1"ries, and select
readings by Mrs. King of jersey City
were we'll received.
a qultett "No Room in !T-tv"n"by
Misses Maggie storkti,l and Ella No y-
ell, and M-ssrs. kail AMI ieiu, Wis
sung wi h great effect and toid ,,puu tlIrI
feelings OF the audience. The meeting
then adjourned until the 9TH Of ofSrpteul-
her
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
The Potomac Marshes.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The citi-
zens Of Washington are rejoicing that
the attention ofthe country is now SO
attracted, by the condition of the Pres
ident, to the influence Of the Potomac
marshes on the healthfulness of the
White house as to insure proper action
by Congress There is a ring here who
desire TO control the execution of the
plan. This ring begins to fear that the
attention Of the country has been so in
tently fixed upon the master as to make
1t too uncomfortable for them. The
engineers have begun to fill the flats by
using the dredgings made in improving
the river channels. These dredgings
are of sand and entirely suitable for the
work. The ring, however, seeing that
II this very practical work continues
the whole execution Of recovering the
flats will fall into the hands of the Gov
ernment engineers, have already begun
to attack the plan with a view of saving
upa job for themselves. They are very
busy seeking newspaper hearing tor
their objections, but as yet have met
with slight success.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Catarrhal PO10An.

Vol De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Care is now dispensed by all druggists, and
Is delivered Carriage paid) by ID. b. Dew.
ey Il c., No. 46, Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment like snutfs, douches, and in
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis
covered by Dr. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an inocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar to, and as unfailing as, vac
cination. A ''Treatise," with full state
ments by the cured, is mailed Free "Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
Its cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
L. l." One package cured me. Rev. q. H.
Taylor, l4O Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
1T restored Inc to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis Cobbleskill, N. Y" ''The remedy
Is marvel. Rev. A. p. Freese, Cairo, N. W
vt has been Ct great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Massena, N. Y, Rev. Geo. E.
Pratt, st. Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc. A real cure for Catarrh for $l.00.
ll2Y 2tAW
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
SECOND edition,
A WOMAN.FARMER.
mis-. Osg0od Of Maine Cuts and
Pits in Six Tons of Hay I'm one

mis-. OSg0od Of Maine Cuts AM
P"ts in Six Tons OF Hay In on,
Day.
Lew iston (Me Journal, July q.
just before dusk, Wednesday evepin,
brown-faced and pleasant lookin,
woman, with short, well-built tigur
and firm step fastened a plump, con
tented-looking bay horse in front of tn,
Boston Tea Store, and tossed molasse
jug out of her wagon. She wore a wild
Ow's veil and shawl.
"There," said a gentleman, "is one
lhe most wonderful women in the coun
try, Mrs. Osgood, of Minot Center, th,
woman-farmer
So when Mrs. Osgood came out of the
store, with her strong arms full Of mo
losses jug, salt-boX and this and that,
the Journal scribe began to ply his in
terrOgations.
GLOW much hay will you cut this
year,"
Twelve or fifteen tons. I've cut
about six tons already. l commenced
moving about o'clock this morning
and moved most of the afternoon. |
spread thirty-tve common stacks of
hay and after dinner got in four good
one horse loads in season to get down
here at o'clock and market lot of
berries "
"Do you cnt your hay with machine
or a scythe?"
Both; | can NOW either way. |
have a one-horse mower"
do you have any help"
"Only what get from the children.
There's a girl of IA years and a boy of II
who help me a little"
SIS the girl going to make a farmer"
81 don't know. | want to make far
mer of her, but she says she don't like
the idea very we'll"
How much of a farm have youo"
VI have now about 40 acres | have
planted this year halt an acre of onions,
two acres of potatoes and threetourths
OF All acre of beans, and sowed half an
acre f oats. have done all the work
myself. ! have run the farm for five
years. and haven't paid out a cent, mot
one cent, for help, and amt going to
either (with emphasis Last winter
Went down in the woods and cut and |
teamed out en- cords Of cord wood"
docs your farm pay well?''
ies, ~ y oeslllnlhg 10 pay pretty
well now. II was all run down when |
came there and commenced work 1t
only cut hay enough for COW anc horse
Now it cnts twelve tons. See the diff.
erence? ! have dug ont the rocks and
leveed off the fields with my own
hands, so | shan; be thrown ont when
ride my "iag machine, keep
two cows, Il horse and Il lot of sheep,
and there are lot of hens running
Mrs. Osgosd then started Dobbin OH
home. Here is woman who finds
time between planting her acres of {
and onivuS, moving Il dozen :
tons of hay, clopping ten cords Of
wood in sno" kEee-deep, and all the /
Lard work Of running forty-acre farm {
TO take care of the milk of two cows,
make butter and bread and do all the :
Cooking and sewing on but, {
ons for family Of children, and vet {
las nothing to say on womans wrongs I
II woman's rights. y
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
LOCALTlME TABLE
CORRECTED APRIL 3, 1881.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philadelphia, 22o, $3.50, 700, $40 800, pio.
Noo lo:So, 1888 .. m; 1915, *I2;43, 2:O3,
2:So, 400, 5.b2. ga, e:l0, 9:b5, 1000 d. M
sundays, 2;2O, $40, O. m.; 500, b.b2, GA.
100 s:56 1000 y. m.
New York, 30, $50 700, e:N, lls3 a. M.
sl2:43, 2.03, 6:44, 6.62 D. IN. SUNDAYS
1908, 2D a. m, e44 p IN.
Baltimore, 1851, 2:l2, 1865. s:ss a. m.; l.:ss
:O4, .4:45. $50 p. m. Sundays, 1881
2:l2, 1865 a. IN. --''-'
Washington, 1881, 2:l2, 1855. s:ss a. m.; l2:55
,I:oa, 900 p. In. Sundays, l2:5i, 2l2
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 1851
sSs q. m, 1888 4:46p. IN. The 4:4b D. M
train stops at way stations only between
perryvlle and Baltimore. Sundays.
1881 n. IN.
Perryville and Intermediate Stations, 4:as p
Now Castle, 600, e:sS a. m; LOS. 500, Go D
m. No Sunday trains
Harrington and intermediate Stations, q:3b
a m; l:o5; go p. m. No Sunday trains.
pelmar and Intermediate Stations, e:3b a. m;
1:05 y. IN.
Wilmington and Northern RAILROAD. ZOO a.
m.; 300 5:o0P. m. Sunday trains, S.45
delaware Western Railroad, 7:1b. 1890 a. m.:
t:35 y. m. Sundays. 1870 a. m. 500 D, N,
- ihA W oN NUM-
Philadelphia. l243. 200, 7:52. s:a3, q:30 a. m
i2OO m: 1915. l2:i5, sl:O2. $50. 4.2O, 40
%il, $40. 6:l5 $40. 500. $40, i0.4h, n.l5
p. m. Sundays, l2:43 2O+, 2.22 1852, 1910,
a. m; 80. lo.45, Has p. m.
New York, 2:0+, 2:2 1852, s:33 a. m.; l2:45,
l:O3, 4:4l, GAO p. H.; Sundays, 204, 2.2l
1862 a. IN.
Baltimore, 1853, PA. H5o,, ll:3b n. m.: :sI2;4l
2:oo, b4o, ,e3s, 9:5Op. m; Sundays, 1868, 2:l4,
a. M; 54e, e:3S, $50 p. III.
Washington, 1853, 2:l4, ll:3h a. d.: .lx;4I.
2:oo, 5.4o,e:3sr. M; Sundays, 1853, 2l4s.m.:
5.l6, 6:3S p. N.
Perryville only. 9:05 a. m.
New Castle, s:4S 9:35 II. M; l2:o1, $40, o:0b |
y. m. No Sunday trains
Delaware Railroad, s:4s a. m; 1907, e06 D. |
III. No sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 500
a. M; il.S5, 6:55 p. IN. sunday trains, 6.45.
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 a. m; 2l5
p n. Sundays, $40 n. m: 5 40 p. m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
'niladelph!s, Broad street depot, 7:o5, 7:3o.
s:lo. 1850. llOo, ll45 u M. 1:SO, SEQ $3.50,
':5o, $50, 5:l5 5:45 $40, 500, ,9:45, ll:3Op. m,:
sun Rays. .:h5, $40 u. m; 800, p.45, ll:3O
=. H.
'7'adeinhia. Market street station only, Gls
i. M l2:25 y, III; Sundays, lis q. IN.
's;uies marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
TRINITY CHAPEL.
or Lot for the New
Church building.

The vestry of Trinity church has pur.
chased the lot OF laud on the Southeas,
corner OF Adams street and Delawar,
Avenue, AMI intend to erect on it a
handsome church. The lot has a from
tage uf 100 leeI on the Avenue and 2JC
feet on Adams street.
The purchase OF this lot was made
necessary by the sale some time ago to
davidson a. Bro, of the present church
building AT Fifth and KING streets, for
s2o,oOo. The sale was caused chiefly
by the tronble cxlstirg between the
Trinity Nestry aud Dr. Frost the depo,- -
ed .ectOr
IL is the intention of the vestry to
commence building operations at once.
HE church will soon be under con-
Strnc'l ion, ana it is hoped that it will be
rooted in before winter. The location
Is very desirs. Die one.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
The kOhy Of Freddy Wilson,

AS stated in yesterdays EEruBLI.
CAN, the body OF Freddy Wilson, VIII,
was dtowLod at Eape May on Friday
last, was recovered yesterday morning,
ana arrived III tois 'lty last evening
ABOUT eight o'ci OK. The remains were
met at Fourth stree wharf, and taken
to the residence Of his ia her at Green
.llle. The funeral will take place to-
day. The corpse was found yesterda,
morning by three men who had been
dragging for it since he accident.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
E[FTH BDlPllI
The SSmnashv.>

= WAssgHINGroN, As g Aug. 1-,I'1' 's'''
ey, OF South Carolina, vIbudge vbu "a.
washington, in speaking VINO .e d pos'
feeling in the Southern Today aJ
enc ehee p.,tis TO the attempted assassi,i a,es b
sn sne Pres President, said that thsss' l1natN !
60 public meetings held in inefe 7 Aatss.]
mhioh ,,ha since an' the President va, SSa'1 : n
wnch ,s.n, general and indivd%n', % ,'hs \
was expressed for the suts,aa t;uaa ~
President. and horror Of ftI'lag te'la ~
brutal act. "rhe only ,ne ~; ,sasja,
Ell the President in IT,, ',sa '. ps
ry,' continued Judps eitsSS'
! am sorry to say, occurs W.
Carolina, A low fellow ~ Ss
barred ont of both D rtiev :, Vii
Gratis wouldn't have him, art' hs
to the Republicans, / m".. lyes
they disown him-uass' IN
telegraph office at the town. neS' i
in that State, a few days VI 'aaars
Penned the following dispa,SSb VI
Ing it to President GardsId dr""n' atls. X
"We in South Ca,olina %n,
40 with shooting Garfield, 'h br, ,ola, = I
going to shed any crocodi'i. '.' lasE
it. "'i' teas A.
Payment for the m
rendered, but the operator St y! y
nick. an pornn.t AL '' M, b,.
rev th,''sen TO- receiy" The money o. sa ,a,
,he ,he @ telegram. fie tore it up !, AND 11i.s' Y
the man from the Office. Mr. P., su iNn
action reflects the genera A., s4D't ",eal'F'
d'cency and earnest sympa'S, ,a1id q
people of South Carolina '"4y fs
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Local Personals.

Miss Mary Moran, of West Chester
visiting here.
Miss May Jackson is at Kess
Square for a month with friends.
Miss Euma Hall, of Kennel Sum,
Is about 10 visit friends in Newark.
John +. salisbury, of Dover, iii
town to day.
John Milton, Jr, of this city, hi
gone West for two weeks with Va
Chester friends.
terk of the Peace Cochran and viii
have gone to the sea shore.
II. y. Weaver and wife have lttQr
ed from Ocean Grove where they Lla
been Spending few day.
Judge Bradford of the ninelIs
Court is getting ready for his WAN
at Bedford Springs.
w. s. liaines of the Kent Iron nA
Hardware Company returned from bis
vacation yesterday.
EX-City Treasurer Vincent wrlt y
Washington this afternoon to SHeld*
5ral days.
The farther of Rev. |. NJ !la,delN
: lying very i'll at Lis hone in Wr
hester. He is advanced i'll years ald
t is feared that he will not r. cVycG,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
c...,e.su.ss Of q Driver.

As the team of +" A. Eob'n'oh' ,a. su
perirtrndent OF PuhNc Lamps 1hridva
s,andinr near the Brandy wine nt'a.. "s
about halt.pa,t 9 thlS lhotn'',s' y Voore,
ran ,nto by one OF ]es'up ~ ~ r0I E"h
wagons, loaded with paper ,o M'' shonIder
and the t'lade supposed to be nrGIs% EIs"t
Mr.. Robinson states ma, aS Wv an the
was the result of carel lesSness W. %s in in.
part Of Jcs,up n Moore's driver 10 ii s,u. NJ
,euds 10 claim damages from WV "
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
FOURTH EDITION.
UNITED WORKMEN,
A new Lodge lnslifuted Last Eve.
ming.

ming.
AS mentioned yesterday Delaware
A. o. of L. W., Lodge, No. /, was insti
tuted last night at the McClary building
The name of the lodge was changed
from Delaware to Wilmington Lodge
The ceremony was performed by Sam.
nel j. Osmond, assisted by Grand Mas.
ter Workman Jeiu b. Askew of the
Grand Lodge Of Maryland, New Jersey
and Delaware.
The Charter members OF the new
lodge are:
DR.. +. G. Shorlidge, John j. Gala
gher, F. f. Gallagher, Enoch Moore,
Jr., Andrew Carey, William +. Haw.
king, j. H. Seal, &. b. Lewis, Isaac
Dillon, j. II. Rudolph, j. w. Lawson.
W. S. Woodward, Levi A. Rertolette
j.. X. Adams, Thomas Husbands, Will
liam davidson, Thomas Davidson, Ma
thaniel Melchoir, Thomas B. Brison,
George W. Greece, G. B. Woodward,
Joseph N. Locke, b. +. Townsend, Tho
mas NJ Ogle, Amos A. Eastburu, Thomas
Kemp, Robert &. Titus, j. X. Ruth.
Ofhcers were elected as follows
Past Master Workman-J. II. Seal,
Master Workman-,John j. Gala
CHER.
Foreman-Enoch Moore, Jr.,
Ovcrscer-,I. X. Adams.
Recorder-G. Il. Underwood,
Recciver-J. w. Lawson.
Guide-Andrcw Carey
Inside Watchman-I,aa Dillon.
Outside j. II. Husbands
Trus'ees-Levi A. Btrtolette Is
months, Il. +. Townsend l., j. II. Ru.
dolph &
Medical !txaminer-Dr. +. &. Short
lidge.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Ingha aIiiude.

This morning, about half past seven
O'Clock, IL we'll dressed man called at
the house OF Mrs. Rhian, No. 4l2
French street, telling pltiful tale, that
Ne was without money or trlend., and
tlat ne had not eaten anything since
Yesterday morning He so worked upon
Ihe lad. > feeii"Es tha. she prepared
for him a bonntiful breakfast, to which
Il dld ample justice. Shorty after his
departure Mrs Rhian discovered that
her pocket book, which was layirp ON
the mantel, and which contained ah,ut
tve dollars, had disappeared. She i'm
medlate y startei in pursuit, but failed
to find the thief
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
A Plot to XiliThe Car.

LONDON, Aug. "A despatch from
s. Petersburg via Edyt kunnen says
~ have received information thAf !,
plot Tor tn" s>a,siniipn OF the Can
has been discover Il and frustrated b,
the Poilcr, As the news viii be- refuse,
Transmission by IL" trtc Irapn aulAor
les | send il by mr,sru e. across til,
frontier. lady Of hIgh family was
rho"rii as the dssaS>ia Her arcompli.
ces nave nr IL drrrs ed, h.IC she hrrsel
escaped
a Moscow despat ii says: "rhe "zar
ana family lrit here sccretciy On Sun-
dtN fr'n Nijni-Novgorcd."
a Vienna despatch says the Russian
c " espondent ofthe "Presse" teegraphs
that the Gar has left Moscow, ana also
the above p.uI.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Deceasc OF a We'll known hx'
elan.

Prof. John Wyman, who vas We
known in This city, died IL BuIIIns'@,
\. j., on sunday last. For nearly M
Il century he has devoted himself 'o'f
task OF pleasing Others, and Ike Sisna
Biit/, was a great avorIt" with 10
chlh.rcu, He was very successful y
his profession and was everywhere c@
cCu"l to he one OF the most expert 'ns
glclaus OK the Times. I'll, vcnlrI'olHN
powers Were. of "A high order, AID r'Fv.!
II c.cr eXcrilcd. He was bora II Ar
hany, \. i., in 1916, ana was tIlercNt'
slXty-tlve years OF age at the time VI Al'
death. After receiving u iaiF r1uV%
ton ~ the Albany schools, ne "Ssu
lite as Il clerk in baltimore, and . ~.
made hi, power, of veItriIoqiisEi 'e'
inong his fellow clerks. He soon ,'s "F
tracted the attention Of Manager sc'uis
of the Baltimore Museum, ana "'s ~, ~,
to enter upon the pro'ession .tn -
which he became famous. lie Was ss sno
of yitts 10 ticket nnsVN,';r ',,' r;nDr
His remains will be taken 10 RAW '''''
Tor lutprutnt.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Railroad l'rosperity,

The railroads are taking in more mon.
ey and making more profit this year
than last. For the first ha f OF 1881, Al
western and southern railroads rrpo1t
am aggregate increase of Sl294l l6l in
gross earning over the same period of
IaSt year. OF the Al only eight report II
decrease OF earnings as compared with
last year, and i6 SHOW an increase. The
largest lhcrease was made by the Cen
lraI Pacific, ami announced to 8, 2Gj, AL.
For the moArh OF june the aggregate
receipts of the ii roads referred to
SHOW an increase of S3,9o9,jl2 over the
same month Of last year.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Cure 1"r Every AtImpnt.

MIR. Frank Borden, connected with
the 'tfice of the american Linen Com
pany, Fall River, Mass, says: st.
Jacobs vi is very nlgh,y recommend
ed in our fdcoory, and u would be but
siinlie justice 10. me TO say Il few words
Ill It's praise. lhe men have SD II TO
rheumatism neu.aigla, apriins. burns,
cuts, corns ana lu ftct Tor every all
menJ it claims tn cur., an | it does al
that is promised, never ttli.ug to cure
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
MDhsfrOns Piece OF fHumbugg.rx

fad been SICK and miserable SO
long ard had caused my husband SO
much trouble and expense, 20 one seem
Ell I" know what allied me, that | was
completely disheartenrd and discou,ar-
ed. In this frame Of mind | got Il bot
Tie OF Hop Bilters aud USED them mn.
known to my family. soon began 1y
improve ami gained 50 fast tha, NV
husband ami family ihought II strange
ana unnatural, hut wnru | told t,,.In
what had helped Inc. they said "i.lr-
rah for Hop Bi:tcrs long NAV thrv
PrISper Tor they have made mother
wen ana us happy. The Molher.-
Hume journal
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Eyery Tuesday Eriday
DIR, JAS. TODD. of PHILADELPHIA

DIR, JAS. TODD of ofPHILADEI.P .PHIA.
who tOr manv vears rvs aeen ninently sue.
"csslul IN the treatment Of CHkONJC is.
EASES, has opened hn once at
1912 MARKET ST, NGTON,
Where he can he consulted on Tuesday and
Friday OF each week h1Iweeu the hours Of
a. IN. and y. III. Persons suffering from Dys
fepshh indigestion, I'osS Of iule:Ire, COns.i.
pauoh. Nervous Weakness Genera, Debility
atarrh, Neuralgia. .eoincsS Roaring
Sounds in tie Hc"', Hronchltis Asthma. liz
eases OF the Throat Lungs, IArcr, Spleen.
hldheys, womb and Urinary Dr.ans tfout
RheunnLism, ErIght's Disease Sciataca
l!uIhtngo. Chronic iarrhna ana Hysentery'
Hemurrh0ds or files. Functional Diseases II
.he Heart, certain stages OF !parasmus and
Lung Consumption, Scrotnla, Fiinpies ON the
race, diseases of the Blood am Ssin. Scald
Head, &c, &c. WI! iIuH it greatly to their
afvan'ayo to cal, as they will he told with
certainty what ais tln Il. 4nl when a cure ia
promised you cal rely upon it. Consultation
'ee. e7-6m
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
"A Oh 8lSenge.

we, the owners Of the yacht, Little
Harry, OF Wilmington, Del, j. Nc.
Hugh, A. Foster, j Moran, T. B Tuck
er, 40 challenge the yacht, Annie NJ.
OF New Castle, to race our boat for a
purse of 5000, and the race to take plac,
inside Of four weeks, and if this i, not
taken up in one week the race will b..
winner. ''iN
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Will OVeN On katu rday.

Yesterday we pnn'i'h"d the inform a.
ton We had received That the It. Pauls'
circle at the Brandy VINE SUNNI,
Camp would not spread their boarding
tables until Monday n, xt. In this our
Informant was wrong, AS the managers
intend 10 Commence keeping boarders
Oh Saturday at noon.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
p,ha Old Original.

The old original saw shalp'lT',.. 'T,.,rI
around to-day. 1t VIII oe ';n,y ir, vs
that at the time that ). NJ uu'" wy
killed at the Holly Tree lhl, ~ The
supposed that the man VINO c',,r ,rnqld
death of Guinty was the I'D" '" Nv. rjty
but that individual coming 70 nv =, dnl
to-day, says he was snrpI'se.t n urle
thar he had been accused Oh ''. La dt
him what his name Na' ,'. ,ut
clincd to give it, but said it w''I 'I1 ,us "rs
cient to know that he was 'n' WV
nal saw sharpener.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-02
Mank iGsGl'a FAyOrssp Pslla.

DR.. Simms' NeletaDie Liver Pills (sugar
coated) move the Do"el, easy toy acting d.
"cuy On the liver, restore the lost energies
by proinotluv tpo healthy action oI the liver
IN DOING tDis hel lachc. neuralgia pains In
the rilht or l,f 500 ur through the limbs.
in gestIon. costi,ene3s sick stomach, weak
back, dizAness. pai feelings through the
body, ach ~ AlAhs, bili0usness, general
woa 'ness and other bodily intirInities are
cdre1. Tie positively operate without
grl,"ng, 81, keninv weakening or leaving the
boSel c"rt enlcD!id, easy, purgative
and liver crra - ce7ts apt ~ i box Main
Depot, Fourth aad King streets. Phladel.
pi.ia, COZ a ch s'r,ts sod by dealers.