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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08

The Sub-Treasury to-day lost S22SG75 on balance
made up bc coin loss Of %33S 95l, less currency
gain OF SilO,279. The redemption OF bonds under
the 1O5th and lO6 h calls amounted to T26, 30.
Money was easy at 5aG per cent, the lower rate
being the prevailing one and late loans Of broker 5
balance, were made At la3 per cent. The Clearing
House statement to-day is rs follows: Exchanges,
$3.50 7G9.lG~; balances, s4,GS! 4GS. For the
wcol-cYohmgcs. T1.OoLilNl79 balances,
S3j.G71.2j2. The transactions M the Sub
Treasury covered. Rccrjp.s %o5O0i2 payments.
SI17s. 737; currency balance S1,32I093; coin
balance. So, 81, 113.
The United -jacS Treasurer now holds United
States bond, To secure National bunk circulation,
%37LgI2.7OO: bonds deposited during The week.
! G~3,O50 bonds vi,huaNn daring he week,
a1I29.OJD Naioua. bank currency outs anding:
Currency notes, $50 ,J3LO6l; gold notes. TJ1S,3'k
The customs receipt, Gt Washington day
auouu-cI To- Hol3.3~G anil the iutrw-l rt,c.p. TO
riJGg-G. The Treasurer received T3I2,O)0 IA
N8 iouai bank not or redemption; the t",al Oh
,Ich receipt Tor the week, compared WITH the same
ID E. trT~ luTr !- follows.
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lilllllnl.
CLARK 81 boutwell,,
Nc. 2Nassau.st. eornor Of wag. New.Yo-E.

! Nc. Nassau St, corner Of wal. Network,
| PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER.
PRlsES.
HGrE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ coMPA#E '0''''' '''''''HA
sArEMo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY '''' 0'''''''iA'
srAnRoRovE SILVER MINING c65%SHPitNi%G' ' scotia
sronMoSr SILVER MINING cowpAxYi' '".' ''''aA
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY '.'' ''''' Juan
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY ''e''uN
Mexico
SILVER NUGGET MINING CoNpANY.-
Rooms IS and %.
The MN NlHAi Y5 Rasj jan N T. ~. COY
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold
cs or the election 81 Trustee and the tanIco q
C,dast. New.YorS city, on THURSDAY, the 9,l DAY of
JauTy l--2, at II o'clock noon Transfer books win bJ
WILLIAM \. OLIsTED, secretary.
TIE soMBaEEEIE MINMe Co.
V'HE annual meeting Of Stockholders for tho
election NJ Trustees and the trans elton o. ltor bust.
%cwYolk CIV on FRIDAY The 10Th day Of January 49, 81
ln o'clock h NJ Ipnt, books wll De closed on Tie lOa
WI. \. oLMsTED. secretary.
THR YEDRAs MINING 90
NEWNORK. Jan %. 1882
I'VE annual meeting Of Stockholders for tho
election Of Trustee and the transaction o. other bust.
Sew Ior city, o. day the 21 day OF January is52 at
Iem closed INIT, t SKA g instant W." Close OH '' iO' anu
imam ''''' U'''' '''' w r. OIMsTED secretary.
TIE HARrsHAw MNlyG 90, /
NRw.YORR. Jan, Q. 1892
THE animal meeting OF stockholders for tho
election Of Trustees and the transaction of other bust
will be held the COmpauys Office No. ~ Ccfarst,
York city, Friday the 10th day OF January 1882 az
10 O'Clock Transfer books viii close the 10Th and
remain '''''' o''' WI. \. oLMsTED secretary. .
V'HE CHEYENNE CON. MINING co.
L Located I'm the Black IIuls y 7.
CAPITAL STOCK. R3plOuO PAR VALUE. 81.
COL q. NJ. TOTEM Prest II. MCNAUGHI and Treas
OFFICE, 40. SO BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08

LONDON T-l"9O %. m.-Atlautlc nut Great
Western mortgllo trustees certificates 46s Erie,
4ua, Ncv-lur< Genital lo4A IliuOs Central. 1884
PeuusyyauIa Central US Reading J5'Ii NeW-HOrk, ON.
and Western, ., - milwaukee, and ST. Paul common
10.
LONDON Jan 7-2OO M bonds, four per cents, III;
Erie edo. second cUnsuls, lOl; Sew Contra ia IA
Illinois Centri, 1877 pemYyanl1 Central, Ga Reading
B3la Ncw YORK, ontario ana Western. ., -
LONDON Jan 1850 L a. Sans advices quote threo per
renes al 81 francs 30 confines for the account
LOSDUN Jan. 400 D.. m.-Paus ddWCas quote three
per ~ francs 20 confines
PARI-, Jan T--i:OU tn-EXchange London
25Ia Cenumes ior ohsckA
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pICHMOYD AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
10 Broadway

IETNINNL fAILNN1
10 Broadway.
NEw.YoRK, Dec. ], 1881.
The Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway ADD Wale-
house Company having 10 tie c4Aodcr 90 record Oh
tine books the Company January -, 1851, o privilege
oil subscribing on or before Jauuar, 49, 1884, AT PAR To tho
increased company sOJ00cD to the extent "
twothIs holding JmuuTy 10, ea3. IN accori'
nce with circular dated December 3d. 1851 the books OF tho
Company the Union Trust COM u Newf
York. the transfer agent o'clock January 10 and
reoprned AZ 9 O'Clock a. m. January le. l--2.
Stockholders wishing subscribe will notice 10 the u
fee Of the Company, No 40 Broadway, New York
Va ID
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W. r TRIGG. General Agent.
PHEYIX NATIONAL BAyH,. 49,
MERCANTILE NATIOSAL BANK, I
NEW. CORK Dec 10 i--l

NEW 0RK Dec. TO- 1851.
TJ'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders Of this bank the election ~ Directors vii
be held AZ the banking house. No 1871 Broadway Oh 4ucsGyr
January 10, lNS2
Polls open from II m. 10 ! p m.
By order vi Tic Board . - ,,. . 49,.
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At January = : l.. sToDDARD. Secretary.
OFFICE on THE MERCANTILE Tgrsr CcWANYl
No. 40 BKOAnMAl. NEM.l --.k.- Z

No. 100 BROADWAY, NEW OK. (
TVHE Mercantile Trust Company viii issue
certificates Of FIST preferred stock OF the Manhattan
Railway Conn any for the temporary receipts a.rt d -sc
and stock Of the NcwYort Elevated Raj odd COM
many TO exchanged first preferred stock o e NAM
haitian Railway Company in accordance with on, meu9
between the Mammalian Railway COMPANY, tnH N,W-h0lf
Elevated Railroad Company and the Metropolitan It'ait
Railway Company, dated November H. ISL jHo ne ae
livery certificate, TO the Trust Company IL VIII Jay leA
Dollars share In cash .,.
u5u delivery rf the certificates of the " .tr0D.u re-
vattd Railway Company The Trust company WI i. un.
Gates preferred stock ~ the Manhattan Runway
therefor. Elevated ~huIc rI. fhiuy
fhc tAcIauge she closing Of The book, i've ma
dividend Of D. per tho trt preferred -0." V 80
Manhattan Railway Company. $500. o.. ..,..
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE
JANUARY T. 1882.

THE GENERAL LIST
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The rear houses form class by themselves
e,tnated n dark courts approached by narrow foul
e,I,p0 alleys they receive hardly glimpse OF sun.
,gbt Their postion them not only dangerous
Prom a sanitary point Of view, but doubly perous IN
oose OF FIRE often these houses are built parallel 10
tbs blocks In 'front.' underneath which runs back DARK
alley This widens a little into court on which LOOK
out the windows Of the rear houses Above the walls OF
s,asa bouses seem almost 10 touch, The space
,od nv the court appears Ike
wen The only entrance 10 these houses is from thiA
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The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange -alc,rOOm:

~ shares Howard Fire Insurance Co....115
~ shares Clinton F.c Insurance co ...,lij
80 shares FIT .Iru. Fire II-uruut Co.. S3
~ shares l,rclu De- mutual Iu- Co.. % per share
Shares lty Fire Insurance tO----..-l2l
49, shares L. III' tu5u.l hC0 tJ.....-.I-J
=. goo Atlantic NatUil SCRIP -lO50LOi'L
rs shares NrW Jersey Zinc & Iron Coz. -
s. ShaIes American UoIl company. ..- -
3l2 shares d ems ,lytla coal Company. --il 2
100 Shares Mutual gas Company ..-...... -
- hare. Guarput. and Indemnity ca. 1889
81 shares Delaware az Hudson Canal co lOOl2
$1,000 Long IO,k company 7 ler cent
bonds, duc l5, guaranteed 10y New
YORK. Lake ..lic and Western r. B.ll9
50 Shiurs FuI. Bans .-....---.-----l $50 L.
35 Ina. e Merchants Bank .------.-.---l" 80
23I share, lIaf sHc.'s 49, .-.--------loi
shares I.tuk rtdtr Of cN-l LOG
shares hItaCo and Alton Railroad
commons stock 42"'i
80 shares New York, Providence a..d
Boston Bailruai Company. .....-.liS2
- OOO Michigan southern ANA NOIthc IN N
diana i,aiirO4l pes cent bonds due
May lS-j ........... ....-....lOI0
bonds. due Is97 .......,Io77s
81 900 Ciira1u and Alton Railroad per cent
I,u,ls din, l-y3 IlQls
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
KoIIy ON Top.

The Philadelphia Ledger, New York
correspondentsays to-day: John Kelly
can I've next Mayor of this city, II he
wants to be; that is, he can get the sup
port of all the factions that have here
tofore been fighting him, and this would
undoubtedly be equivalent to an cleo
tion by the people, but the "Boss" says
he does not want the office, though he
will use his best endeavors to put the
right man In the place, provided he is
not a particular friend of Mr.. Samuel
j. Tilden, for whom he appears to en-
tertain still all the old time antipathy.
Kelly, In consenting to take a back
seat at this campaign, it may be observ.
ed, is acting with more than his Gus
tomary shrewdness. His ambition IL
to be Governor of the State, and II he
can somehow win over the popular
feeling in the three years to come 80 az
to enable him to grasp that prize, he
will be content meanwhile to turn In
and work hard, not only for the success
of the state ticket, but also for the sue
cess of the next candidate Of the Demo
craey for the Presidency, even If 1t be
Tilden himself. This is looking q long
way shead, it is true, but that is Kelly q
way. He has made great deal of mis-
chief ofone kind and another fortbe lead
ers of the party during the past few
years, but In order to smooth the way for
his own political future, he Is naturally
disposed to go all lengths now to make
them his friends. If the State goes
Democratic this fall, he will claim 1t as
his victory, and the claim will have to
be allowed. The deduction is that "the
Boss" has a political future, and If
there are any manipulators of the ma
chine who expect to count him out,
they will probably live long enough to
discover that they have made q bad
mistake.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04

A POLITICIAN without much politi'
cal influence in Sussex County just now
is DR.. Knowles, editor of the Break
water Light. Up to within few weeks
ago the Doctor was rampant Repub-
lican, but all at once he suddenly
jumped from his perch and lit down in
the Democratic camp, paper and all.
The Democratic papers giggled and
laughed in the back seats and wise
Democratic politicians put their thumbs
to their noses and asked the Republi.
cans: "What are you going to do
about it?" DR.. Knowles and his pa
per were to create a perfect revolution
in the politics of Sussex. Old life long
Republicans were to come focking into
the Democratic camp, begging to have
their political sins forgiven. Well, the
first election after this miraculous con-
version has taken place and what is the
result? The Light is published in the
town of Lewes, in Lewes and Rehoboth
Hundred.
At the "Little Election" held in that
Hundred, in 1880, the Democrats had
76 majority for their assessor and in
spector. The Doctor and the Light
worked heartily in Republican harness
and used great big cuss words against
everything which had semblance of
Democracy. The ''Little Election" for
1882 was held yesterday in the same
Hundred, but with Doctor Knowles,
the Light and big "cuss" words aGaine.
the Republicans, the Democratic ma
iority for assessor and inspector was
only 43. The following is the recapitu'
lation: With DR.. Knowles and the
Light as Republicans two years ago the
Democrats had 76 majority. With
them as Democrats this year they only
had AZ Democratic majority. Thus
the Republicans of Lewes and Rehobott
Hundred are 80 votes better off without
the Doctor and his paper than witt
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04

THE LITTLE Election being over with
varying results, each party will nc
doubt enter into ansactive campaign,
the Democrats to maintain their as
cendapcy and the Republicansato SO
cure that ascendancy. Judging from
the speeches that have already been
made by prominent Democratic speak
ers, the discussion. ..of personal charac'
ter is to be dragged into the campaign
and whenever a tender or sore spot IL
found it is to be punctured, irritated
end laid before thepublic gaze. IT this
course is to be followed out by the
Democrats, this will be their choice and
if they suffer they will have themselves
to blame for it. We did hope thai
sound political arguments upon Stat'
topics would characterize the campaign
and we are still not without hope thai
Democratic speakers will see the errol
into which they have fallen and substi
tute slander and personal abuse witt
arguments.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04

In 1880 Broad Creek gave majority
of only 4 for inspector and s for asses
sor. Yesterday, if reports are true, it
gave the Democrats majority uf 143
for assessor and 157 for inspector. This
is Robert Lambdin's Hundred which
he promised the Republicans by loo
majority. No doubt M. Lambdin
worked hard for the success of his new
friends, but he must begin now to real.
ize what stubborn fellows those Demo
Gratis are, who used to be his old politi.
cal associates.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
Yaaser davis Renult,

The Little election held yesterday
showed some queer results which in
New Castle county were for the benefit
Of the Dem ocrats and in Kent and Sus-
sex counties to the benefit of the Re.
publicans. Republican districts like
West Brandywine, Pencader and East
ST. Georges gave Democratic MAORI
ties, while Democratic districts like
East White Clay Greek and Apo
quinimink gave Republican MAORI
tihS. New Castle county has upon the
whole emerged from the conflict with
more encouragement and hope for the
Democrats than for the Republicans
and yet there is nothing in the result
which should discourage the Republi-
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04

cans, The apathy and lukewarmness
of the Republicans are alone the causes
of defeat. The natural apathy OF he
publicans at Little Elections combined
with some little dissatisfaction the re-
suit of sectional issues, decreased the
Republican poll, but the splendid re.
suits of the election in Kent and Sus-
sex counties will re.kindle the old
time Republican fire that "ill light the
party to victory in November
The Kent county Republicans have
covered themselves with glory, having
elected three out OF the nine inspectors
and carried the county by Republi
can majority of 65 on the vote for as
sessor and % on the vote for Inspectors
making a gain of 544 on the vote o.
1880, for assessors and 497 for inspectors
The only stain on the bright escutcheor
of Kent County, is the loss OF NORTH
Mul derkill Hundred, usually a Repub
lican Hundred. This however. is more
than offset by the sudden and unexpec
ted Topping of Duck Creek, into the
Republican ranks. A tolerably tail
election and count has redeemed East
Dover from the thraldom of DemoCra
cy. Little Creek was almost persua'
ded. but stubbornly keeps her position
on the fence, content with e!ecting a
Republican Assessor and Democratic
Inspector. The liberal abuse of ex-
Congressman, James r. Lotfisnd, by
the Democratic papers and speakers
has enabled the Republicans Of that
Hundred to roll up a majority Of over
200. The victory in Keat County ia
really astounding and is a feather in
the much abused Richard Harrington's 3
cap.
Sussex County, has done nobly, elect
ing at least six if not seven Republican
inspectors, and reducing the Democra-
tic majority of 4Os on inspectors in
1880 to 81 in 1889, Republican gain
of 317 with Gumboro a Republican
Hundred to hear from. Everything
promises brightly for a Democratic
Waterloo in Sussex in November. To
Kent and Sussex belongs the honor OF
saving the Republican party OF the
State in 1882. The lines were broken
in New Castle, but the lower counties
came to the rescue, filed up the breach
and like Sheridan at Wincheste
turned defeatinto victory. The Rich
mond of Democracy is taken by tt
Now for the final Appe-
mattox and the surrender of the enemy.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
AOOAh TIME TABLE.
OoRREUrED MAY q, 1858.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOA
Phrladalnh,a zoo. An, 100, $50, E.26 s:1b g:O1
p:SV ktS. iO:00, Il:SS q. n.; 1915, tI2:36,
l:Ss: S:S0, EOO, OIL, S;sS, 1880 79O' 1880
e:SS pm,
RoW York. GOO.G9a, $50: 80 7.76, 9:SS, Il:Ss
a m. Ei2:8S, l.Gs, 6.1T, o:ss m.
Baltimore. LOS s:3s q. m.; 1901 500 and 500
"a m.
baltimore and washington, 1:A2, Abi, 800
eva. m; l. l:09, 6:67, ll:OA p. m.
Baltimore and Bay LiEe, So p. na.
Baltimore and lntormediatO Stations, 500 .
New castle, 600, VlO q. M; los Gas p. m.
Harrington and IntormSdlate StationS, Hlt
o. m.; 1905; 6:2O p. m. No Sunday trainS
DsImar and Intermsdiate Stations, Sle q. n
Los p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, TAT ..
m; Eos, 500, 6:so.p. m.
Delaware western Railroad, 7;OS, 1880 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS VoR
Phlladelphia, 200, 2:2S, $40 o. m. l2:oO 81;
$50. 0:88. 7;20. f:30, 9:6S, p. m.
Philadclphia and New York, 400, 2:2S, .. me-
b:lT, o:8S, 7:26 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, LOS, l:A2, G:bl
sos, 0:l7 q. M. ll:oA y. m.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l:Ag A:6l, ,TSo, soy, sos, 9:l7a. N
ll:Ap, 1l:6s r.; 1850, *z:O9, 3;b0, 4:Sb
E6o, E5S 900, ,6:0O, ,o:67, 800, o. 6O1Ols,, 11:ot
las D. m. Sundays, Las, L6l, 800, 10, 10
q. m: 230, 7:86, 11.00. 1880 .. m.
From New York, 1:s2, 4:AT, S:Oo q. m., EOo, l:et
500, 0:67, 1l:OA p. IN. On Sundays, l-SS,
&6l. 800 q. m, n:O4, p m
from Baltimore, l:6l, a2s, S:4, ll:6s, 1898 o
M, lisa Sill, o:8S, ,7:2A, 9:56. On Sundays,
2:O6, 2:2S, a. m, Ei7, e3s, 7:2A, e:ot.
Fyom Washington, 200, 2:23, ll;13 a: m, l9:8S
l:5s, 6:l7, 6:Ss, 7:24, 9:ep. NJ, ON Sundays,
400, 22S, O. M, b:l7, o:SS, 7:24, s:6b p. m.
d sw Oaatle, $50, 1C:16 q. m; 1905, sos, s:0S
q. m. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, $50 q. M; 1905 TOO p.
m. No Sunday trGins.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, o:3b
o. M; $40, 1896, $40 p. m. On Sunday 9
8:l0a. m; arrive7:i9
delaware Western Railroad, 500 q. M; H:ls
Q. N.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia, 18th and Market streets, 1880,
o. M, l223, l:3O, 3:1b. 4:02, 4:30, sos, Bib
E6k, 6:3o, $50, $50, 1000, 1915. ll:30ps N
Sundays, 1890, 1855, T:16, $50, q. m, 1.ot
600, 1000: l0:lb, l1:S0 y. m.
Figures thus ~ denote the liHaISs
express trains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special train Will leave drayg Ferry 10Y
Broad and Washington avenue station on ar
rival Of following trains leaving Wilmington
at $50, 900, 900, 9:4d q. m. and $50 p. N.
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
Wilmington at $50 T:l5. $40. l0:l6 AIN. l:s6
S:2e. S:l0p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
w EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OBvICR,

REGISTBR's OBP1CE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Sept. 1882.
Upon the application of Bsni amin Peters,
Jr. Executor OF Benjamin PeteIs, late OF VIII
Christian aid, in said county deceased, 1t is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice o. granting
of Letters Testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased with the date OF granting there,
Of, by causing advertisements to be posted
within 40 days from the date Of such Letters
| In six of the most public places Of the County
| of New Castle, requiring all persons havlng
demands against the estate to present the
sane or abide by an Act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided; and aito cause
| the same to be inserted wiChin the same peri
| cd in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q news
paper published in Wilmington and TO De
Continued therein three weeks, (e.o-d
| $50 Given under the hand and seal OF
}L.e,} Office Of the Register aforesaid at
t~~-S Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above WTitten
"-"A s. q. BIGGS, Register,
| NoTIw.-Allp persons having claims aSaigst
the estate Of the deceased must preseE: the
same duly attested to the executor, on
or before Sept. 2nd A. D., 1888, or abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
yided, BENJAMIN PETERS JR,
Executor,
! Address, Christians, Delaware. SEQ
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
LEVY COURT.

HENRY WH1TBMAN, Mill Creek.
J. FRANK REYBoLD, Red Lion.
WIN. J. STROUD, White Clay Creek
JOSEPH CLEAvER, St. Georges.
D. B. MALoNEY, Appoquinimink'
WILLIAM H. MONEY, Blackbird'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04

When a lecturer has worked the
ladies of his audience 20 near to the
weeping point that they have Cotton
out their handkerchiefs, and then sud
denly changes his tone and speaks OF
the merits of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
he is bound to rouse feeling OF indig'
nation.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
HEALTH is WEAL1 III

Dr.E.C Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment; specific for Hysteria, MzzinesS, Don
yulsions, nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
sion, L oGs Of Memory. Sposmatorr hoea, I'M
potency Involuntary Emmissions, premature
Old age caused by over e4ertion, self abuse
or over Indulgence, which leads TO misery,
cases, Each box contains one mo tbs treat
ment. One dellar box, six boxes for nVe
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any y J,
case. With each order received by US for SIX
boxes, accompanied with nve dollars, we WI
send the purchaser our written guarantee 7:
return the money II the treatment doeS hO' ~
effect cure Guarantees issued emily by n
B, Danforth, Druggist, Cor. and and Marke
streets, Wilmington, DeL-SOle agents.
nov25-d&W
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
saa, stands Unrlvalet

for Blood Diseases is blessing to
those who take it.; send me the address
of doubtful ones. John s. Taggart,
Salamanca, N. Y. Price 81 and $1.76
pe- bottle of all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
THE BEST
KIDNEYAND LIVER MEDICINE

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
UTRES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDI
CINES FAIL, as 1t acts directly on the
Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, restoring
them Rt once to healthy action. HUNTS
K EN- EDY is a safe, sure and speedy cure,
and hundreds have testified to haYing been
cured by it, when physicians and friends
had given them up to die. Do not delay,
but try at once HUNTS REMEDY.
HURTS REMEDY cares all Dis.
eases Of tine Kidneys, Bladder,
Urinary Organs, DFOOsy Gravel,
Diabetes, and lnCOnttnence and Re"
tontiOn of Urine
HUNT'S REMEDY cures pain in
the side, Back or LOtnS, General
Debility, Female Diseases Dis.
turbed sleep, Loss of appetite,
DIaints of the UrinO.GeMital Or
gans.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces
the Liver to healthy action, removing the
causes that produce Billions AZ eadaN he,
Dyspepsia, sour Stomach, COsttVe.
"SSS By The use q HUNT's REMEDY. the
Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain
their strength. and the Blood Will be perfect
HUNT'S REMEDY is pronounced bv
the best doctors to be the only cure for all
kinds Of kidney diseases.
HURTS REMEDY is purely vegetable
and is q sure cure for Heart Disease and
kheumattsm when all ether medicine fails
HUNTS REMEDY is prepared
expressly for the above diseases.
and has never been known to fail.
One trial will convince you. For
sale by all Druggists Send for Pham.
phlet 10
HUNTS STSf S REMEDY CO., Provide1 CO, B. l.
Prices, rs cents and SI.26.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04

The true antidote to the effects of miasma
is Hostetter's Sto ach Bitters. This medicine
is one Of the most popular remedies OF an age
of fsuccessfuI proprietary specifics, and is in i'm.
uense demand wherever on this Continent
fever and ague ex SITS. A wineglass'ul three
times day is The best possible preparativa
for encounterine q malarious atuOs2 s2here,
regulating the liver, and invigorating the
stomach.
For sale by ali Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
REPRESENTATIVES,.

REPRESENTAIIV I'D
ROBERT j. HANBY, Brandywine'
WILLIAM CANDY, Wilmington
R. LEWIS ARMsToNG, Christiana.
THEODORE f. CLARK, Red Lion.
JOHN PILLING, White Clay Creek
ALFRED @. Cox, St. Georges.
i. MOODY boutwell,, Appoquinimlnf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
OISs 1I1uuA STRRET,
uITT pEV puTA la

CtTOP AT FORD'S aKOOERY, FLOUR,
= feed and hay market, Front and Mary
land Avenue. .
Although groceries have advanced in prices
We are vet selling low: dried apples &c.; eVap'
GRATED apples 1lc.; 3Ds prunes 2bc; 2D gOod
coffee 26C honey drop lEc nne ,SS SsrSRt NV 'ITS TSr
the money. Our 400. tea is extra, our tOc.
Tea is tlne, our 6Oc tea can't be beat; cOttees,
10, IA Is, i8 "a, rs, 80, 33, we sell nothing put
standard goods; aour for $3.50 is the best in
the city for the money. and we are
tho only ones who sell that brand our Ss.TV ,SI
selI 2bo, less than quoted by any other deal
or: for -four as well as any other article
we will refund the money when not satisfied
vo hwvars take no risk. P.J. FORD,
ms.tf Front and MarylAud Ave.