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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

Debilitated persons, aud sufferers
from wasting diseases such "a con-
sumption, scrofula. kidney affections,
will be greatly benefited by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Prof. Kurxenknabe has recovered
from his recent illness. He has recent.
ly been holding a musical convention
in Clinton county. -Sunbury Democrat.
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I,'or the PosT :-Please announce
l. the Hos. CuAHLE, MILLER Of Penn twp,
~ = Candidate tor tho Legislature. Mr. Miller's
ability, popularity and strTliug iuteitity are
viii materially strengthen ou ecu " ticket
WEST BEAVER.
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The Board Of Prdons refused to
interfere In the case OF jonathan
Meyer, and consequently will be exc
cuted on Friday OF this week.
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Truth aud Sol Oppenheimcr or,
twin bro,hers-and IT, you doubt it, e.
and price his goods.
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MARRIED..

Feb. %. at Northumberland,
by Rev. T.. T. Swarty, Miss Malinda
Machamer, of Freeburg. to VIM. Il.
Roberts OF Northumberland.
March ., at Beavertown, by Rev.
ID. M. Stetler, Miss Louisa Gerh trt
and Manassas Gilbert, both of Boa.
vertown.
At Port Trevorton. by Rev. j. W.
Bentz, Miss Amelia G. Fisher and
john A. Step, both of Snyder county.
March I, Elias limerick OF Sclins-
grove and Mrs. Diana Hetrick OF Nah
anoy, Northumberland county.
Feb. %, DR.. d. Clark Nipple of
Newton Hamilton and Miss Laura
Boyer Of Freeburg.
March I, Jas. ID. Lesher of Snyder
Co, and Miss Ida l.. Young of Union
twp, Union Co,
At Adamsburg, on March 10, by
Rev. NJ. J.. Deitzler, Millard A. Scham
bach Of TroXelville to Ellen H. Nc.
Clellen of Beaver twp.
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Society Bellies.

On account of its remarkably deli
cate and lasting fragrance society
bellies are loud in their praises Of
Floreston Cologne. March.
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II. II. Bower, OF Bedford, Pa, nc
companied by Mr.. Sansom, Express
Agent at the same place, paid visit
70 this splace last week.
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Sol Oppcnheimer has REDUCEl
GOODS TO LOWEST PRICES. G,
~ d see.
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THE undersigned Auditor appoint.
Il. cd by the Orphans Court OF snyder Co., to
distribute the funds IN tho hands NJ ThomAs
lInier surviving Administrator Of the Eststs Of
Peter schlegel decd. viii sit for IN" purpose of
his appointment al the once Of r. r.. Rover In
the borough ot Mddlohurg on Friday, April
2lst 1889, whnu and where all parties IN interest
aru notified tu present their claims or he forever
barred from participating In s,tl distribrtinn.
A. W. POTTER,
March q, 1852. Auditor.
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lpi.OthOlOtnry.

| hereby return thanks To my friends
tor past favors aud 0unounco my self as a
candidate for pTOthonotary.
J.CROUSE
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

G. Alfred Schoch has purchased the
Henry Kern Store stand and dwelling
lately occupied by J. W. Dreese.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

Not the quantity or quality of food,
but what is digested makes the guam
tiiy in Milk, Butter. Flesh and Fat
See Hirucrs Dairy Book.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

A big lot Of Gum Boots and shoe.
to be sold at bargains Mt
MRS. II. MARKS Store.
Scljnsprnve. Pa
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Trunks! TrunkS!.
S.dlf--"ad when uiH you start for Kansas 2"

AB"Ncrt ,ceeh--but Thtend to 90 to SOL Open
HEI.NERS, SelinSerove fl,St' to purchase f,Co No.
trunks for myself aHdttfc aRd YOu See must buu u
TatSe for Joe and couple Of SochelS for the girls
buy better goods ut lotcer prices a Opponheins-
erS than GHYtcheTe else"
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Mr. Post: Announce Robert II.
lNl Rearick. OF franklin township, asa suit.
able candidate tor Jury C1mmissiinor. lie Is
a square Republican, upright nni INTEL gent
y lung man possessing all the other qusllhoa'
tlOns for the otiice.
MIDuLFCRYEK,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

DIR. Rothrock who has been teach
ing school near Laurelton, Union
Co. 10 home.
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simonton, Barber &C.,, will receive
n carload Of Plaster in few days.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

vennor predicts a rough closing oil
the month.
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CANDIDATE CARDS -!
Congress-.

EpITop PosT-:Please announce
1.-the name OF Dr. H. I. waseEscllor as q
can idato Tor Congress, the Doctor carried
Snyder county for senator by over one thousand
ma erity-aud a. this district IL close we trust
lie VIII he nominated and tuHrohy assure a Re-
publican member from this district,
REPUBLICAN,
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FALLING HAIR.

Frank A, Bean Steam Fire Engine o, Bos
ton, was cured Of Al0pecia, or falling OF the
hair. by the Cuticura ResolveDt tb'ood puriner
internally and tuticurs and CuticuTa SOaI
pietely restored his hair when all said hs
xnulN iage 4 l.
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Hon, VIM. Taylor, Boston, Mas, perman.
entity curei OF humor of the face and scRlI
tecIenal that hal been treated unsucccsstuily Is
for twelve wears years by many OF BIston's
best physicians ami most noted specialists, as
we'll as European authorities.
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The State Normal School of this dis
irict, at Bloomsbury, Columbia county
will begin the Spring term Monday
April 3rd. 1889. 1t is now closing the
most prosperous Winter term in its
history. The attendance next term
will be much larger. Additional
teachers will be in attendaHce to meet
the demand. Those intcndingto come
should apply early. Improvements
in the buildings and extensive addi-
tions to apparatus have been made.
The State exacts thoroughness and
aids pupils by liberal appropriations
State Normal graduates were never
appreciated as now. The Reading
and Lackawanna &, Bloomsbury rail.
roads furnish tickets at half fare to
students in this school.
March lG, 80 4w.
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MILK CRUST.

Mrs. Bowers. Ia clinton st. Cincinnati
speaks OF her sistsr's child, who was cured oi
milk crust which rrsistol all re uoiiss for two
years. how nne healthy boy, with toaLti
tul head OF hair,
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pMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE,

A DMINISrRATOR5 NOTICE.
ALetters OF administration on the estate Of
Rebecca Waller, late OF Centre twp. snyder
10. Pa, dec d, kave been granted 70 the unier-
siEned. AL persons knowing themseivts In
dsbted to said estate VIII please make immedi.
ate pay meut while thoye having claims against
aid estate " III present them Tor sslt rent tc
NATHANIEL WALTER
Jsu.b teS9. Admihbtliiof,
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ASSOcinte Judge.

EDIroR PosT :-plens announce g.
Iyc. SEERoLp, OF Middleburg, ms q suitable
candidate tor the ONCE oi Associate Iudgs.
Mr., SeebOld II quallhed for M intelligent dis,
charge OF the duties belonging 20 the oucn;
and II q thorough Republican. lie II au Darn
est supporters of Republican meu and meas,
urss-honcst, upright, intelligent, persovering
and will make an excellent Oflcer.
WEST BEAVER,
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The fruit crop is said to be all rish'so
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

just received ancther lot OF Elmir
Boots TO he closed out with. the other
stock NJ u great reduction.
MRS. X. MARX, Se,inssrovs, III.
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Mn, PosT. Republicans OF 81 v
WI der. SAMUEL A. wgTzEL, fsQ., OF Bep.
vertuwn all makea strong candidate sand if
noni tod Hnd elected IL capable OF admins.
toring the once OF Associate Judge with honor
to himself and tho people.
REPUBLICANS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-23

Easter eggs are the next thing on
deck.
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CUTICUR RA.

Remedies are for sale by all druggists. Price
bOc. large boxes, VI. crTIcunA RgsoLvEsr,
the blcod Purinor, VI per bottle, crTlcuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET soar, goo; CrTlCuRA
MEDiCisAL TOILET Soar, $50; In bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, SOC. Principal
depot.
Depot, WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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(uticura

Geo. W. Brown, d Marshall st. Provide nee
u. l.. cured BY CuticrA IesOlvent blood purl>
hrrl and Cuticurs and Cuticuta SOAP tthe
great skin cureslNf o Ringworm Humor sot At
the bai boris which spread all over his ears,
neck ani fnco, AMI forsix years resisted all
kinds of treatment
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BRAyERTowN, March 90,

DbhN hhiOW ", muI'h ~, o..
Mr.. Posr This congressional dis
trict may well be proud of its repre-
sentative, Hon. Horatio g. Fisher.
who by his industry and intelligent
discharge Of the duties imposed on
him has won the esteem Of the Heads
of Departments, Senators aud Repre-
sentatives, and II national reputation.
His actual moral worth, personal
and popularity have car
ried him successfully through two
campaigns against wary, skillful po-
litical managers in an almost hope
less district. Aside from this he ha =
shown himself one Of the foremost
men in Congress. He il n working
member and not n drone. IL he will
permit his name again to go before
the people he will be heartily support.
ed in the west end.
BKAyRR
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
"A Letters OF sdmlstration on tie estate Of
MARY BENNiNHHoFf, deceased, late OF
Jackson twp. Snyder county, Pa, having bees
granted 20 the s9chsIs'sSsd' I, hs az parsons snow.
questad TO make inllediats payment, while
those bavins claims viii present then duiy
authenticated for settleuepti 20
HORACE 2. 0LOvER,
March 0, "a. AdministratoT,
Mifripbnry, Union Co., Po.
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All communications, business let
sers &c, for this office, to secure
orompt attention should be addressed
A. follows. THE PosT, Middleburg
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
cr,mnunications &c. must be handed
in by Monday noon, to secure inser"
ION in next issue
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Annoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable but theii
premature appearance is annoying.
Parkcr's Hair Bnlsam prevents the an.
noyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color. March.
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.sAIN IalMOR.

y II. nratc, Esq, agent for Harper n Bros.
Detroit Ni"h. .giv-s An astonishing Account q
hts case tUcIsml rOhontl. which had boCt
treated Gud which speedily yielded to tn
Outicura and Cuticu'a soap tho great ski
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

BY THE request of prominent Demo-
or at of the Second Ward, we stated IN
a local that BroCkey Tom" won q
make an effort to organize a Stockley
club at Dugan's saloon. A MI ChSrles
r. Ewing no doubt a very honest ana
upright gentleman, informs US through
the Morning News, that no Democr@uc
meetings are called in the Second Waro
except by the ward committee which IL
com posed of men of honor and integ
rity." Mr.. Ewing of course intends to
convey the impression that BrockeS
Tom" is not man of honor and integ-
rity, but he will certainly admit thai
Mr.. "Brockey Tom 3" service as Demo
cratic viii dow man on election days are
very acceptable. He is generally OF
hand with handful Of Democratic
tickets doing all he can for the success
of tho Democratic ticket, and we hav
never yet heard of Mr.. Ewing or an!
other Democrat of the Second War
obiecting to Mr.. "Brockey Toms" valu
able assistance on account of lack c
honor and integrity.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
SOLD ALL DRUGGISTS.

Malaria, UnlIIs and Fever, ana Rlltous az
taoks positively cared with EmOryS Stand.
ard Cure Pills-Sn lnfallible remedy; never
fail to cure tho most obstiuats, long-staAding
cases where Quintne and all other remedies
for malariOus sections, In dounle boxes, TIVE
Kinds Of Pills, containing strong eathartis
and chill breaker, sugar-cOated; contain no
Ouinine or Mercury, causing ne gripping or
purging they are mild and eHioien5 certain
In Gheir action and harmless IN All cases
they eaeetually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. As house
hold remedy they are uneQualcd. For Liver
Complaint their equal ts not known one
box Will have wonderful effect on the worst
case. They are used and prescribed by ply.
sioians, and sold b Druggists everywhere, or
sent by mail, as an 30 cent boxes. EmGry's
. IIttle Oathartic Pulls, best ever made, only
5 cents. Standard Cure TO-, ia Nassau
street New York. lea7'eods&W-om
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

WE WOULD invite the exultant
Democracy who are uproarous-y Jubi-
liant over the result in Ohio, to turn
their attention to West Virginia, where
it seems the Republicans have gained
two Congressman and nearly If not
quite carried the State on the popular
vote. The gain Of eight Congressman
In Ohio will be barren victory ifthere
is to be Republican upheaval in the
border Southern StaVes and in North
Carolina. There are also indications
that the Republican tidal wave that
swept over West Virginia will also
sweep the Bourbon Democracy from
power in Maryland and also In Della
ware. Thus it seems that while mer
opposed to Republican government IL
tie North are combining TO overthrow
the Republican party, good citizen
10 the South are combining to defea
the Democratic party.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

farther plea before the people, that
thirty years of power was sufhcient
time In which the Democrats could
have equal representation and district
representation both in the Legislature
and in the Levy Court; more and bet
ter schools for sll the people; reformed
judiciary and a more liberal exemption
law. They charged that the Democrats
have failed to take these steps in pre-
gressive legislation, which justice and
humanity demand. Are these charges
true? If true, what are the people 60
ing to do about it?
But there is another charge that we
would not overlook. When the De
mocracy came into power thirty years
ago, there was a just and equltaple
assessment law. Everybody OF proper
age was assessed, and there had 10 %
very strong reasons given for not pay
ing taxes. How stands the case no" Z
The machinery of the law is such thaI
It is made extremely difficult for the
people to get assessed, who belong TO
the opposite side in politics OF those
who are in power. Republicans charge
that the present assessment law mas
been pnrposely and deliberately made
by the Democrats an engine of dis
franchisement. Are these charges
true ? The people compose the court
and Jury. Let their verdict be rem
dered on the Seventh of November.
The Republican party has been ou'
of power and have no record to which
they can refer. The record of the Re-
publican party in other States will moi
do for Delaware. That record has tc
be made and they appeal to the people
for a chance to make it. What prom
sos do they give to the people? for only
promises can be given. Democratic
PROMISES have been broken, Republi-
cans cannot do worse. The strongest
presumption is that the promises made
will be faithfully carried out, at leas
there must be an improvement, for th'
Republican party is party OF progress
and can never be found groveling II
Democratic ruts. They promise tAa
the financial obligations Of the Stat
will be faithfully Observed that educa
ton will be provided for all the people
that more liberal exemption laws shal
be passed: that a Constitutional Con
yention shall be called, and that tn
people shall have equal representation
in the Legislature; that there shall b
district reprssentation in the Legisla
ture and the Levy Courts; that tn
cumbersome and effste judiciary shsl
be reformed; that county officers, COL
stables ana Squires shall be elected D.
| the people instead of being appointe
by the Governor ard Levy Courts As
present: that the present obnoxious
iniquitous and disfranchising assess
ment laws shall be repealed and subst
tuted BY a law that will make it eas
for all to get assessed and easy to co
lect the taxes. These are promises NJ
: idly made, but in good faith Whi
will the peopls do about it?
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

THE Ohio election presents soma very
queer incidents indicating either ex'
treme fckleness in the pablo mind OF
a very sudden conversion to opposite
doctrines. The most striking OF these
political incidents is the election ol
Frank Hurd an avowed free trader in
the Toledo district which two years age
gave a Republican majority of $500
Another incident that cannot be &C
counted for, was the narrow escape o.
Mr.. Mckinley a strong protectionist
who was two years ago elected by ovel
1000 majority. These vagaries in pub
lie opinion cannot be attributed to all!
change of sentiment on tbe question o
protection, but rather in an off year II
politics as a desire to act in perfect.
independent manner, no matter whA
the consequences might be.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

EIGHTEEN YEARS ago, Hon. Henry
Wilson, then a candidate for Vice Pres
ident of the United States, stood in
the Institute Hall this city and elo-
quently advocated equal rights and pro
lection under the law for all men. Fol-
this he was denounced by both Demo
cratic press and Democratic speakers
amongst the latter being Mr.. Bayard
himself. On Tuesday evening last Mr.
Bayard stood upon the rostr um in the
Opera House and declared in the pres
ence of two thousand people thatall
men are equal under the law and shoulC
have all their rights under the law
The world revolves and Mr.. Bayard
revolves with it.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

that the men tho Democratic press and
speakers are so roundly abusing
for what they conceive to be lack OF
character, are not on the Republican
ticket for any Office so far as we have
been able to see. Let the Republicans
not be influenced nor led astray by
such senseless and uncalled for TRADES
of abuse and vituperatioD.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

TERASHUMA MUNERI, Minister
Plenipotentiary from Japan to the
United States, and Noyena Keigenari
similarly accredited to Germany, ar
rived in San Francisco yesterday by
the steamer City of Peking. OF course
these are well known gentlemen, but
we would advise against too frequent
attempts to pronounce their names be-
fore taking out an accidental life insu-
rance policy as a preventive against
loCkiaW.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

THE REPUBLICANS of Delaware in
tend on Tuesday, November 7th, to vote
for Albert Curry for Governor and
Washington Hastings for Congress. Is
there q Democrat or a Republican In
the State who will dare say that this
is not a good intelligent ticket? Are
these gentlemen not honest, upright
honorable men The Republicans know
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
REMARKABLE
Letter from a Traveller,
KAnsAs CITY, MO, Sept 20. 1882

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept 20. 1882.
I think IL duty owe to humanity to say
what your remedy has done for me. One
year ago contracted bad case Of blood DIS
ease, and not knowing the result OF such
troubles, l allowed it to run on for some time,
but finally applied to the best physicians IN
this city, who treated me for six months. IN
that time took over 800 pills Of protoiodide
mercury. 4 grain each. and had run down
in weigh, J. ON 2lO to 1h7 pounds, and was
confined to my bed with Mercurial Rheuma
tism, scar ely able to turn myself 10 ped
Being travelling man, some Of the fraternity
found me il this deplorable condition, anc
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

Some thirty years ago there lived IL Mont
gOuery, Ale, young man VINO was terriDly
by the medical profession Of thistowRI with no
benefit, he commenced taking y. 8. 8. After
persistently taking 1t for two months he was
cured. Being acqusinted with him for twenty
years thereafter, I can testify that the disease
never make its return.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
REPRESENTATIVES,

REPRESENTATIVES,.
RoNERr J. HANDY, Brandywine.
WI hLIAM CANBY, Wilmington.
r LEWIS Armstrong, Christiana.
Tr&OpORE +. CLARK, Red Lion.
yokN PILLING, White Clay Creek.
A 1fRED G. Cox, St. Georges.
! MooDY boutwell,, Appoquinimink
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

have been cured by its use. IcOmmeAced the
use Of il with very little faith, and in less
than three weeks was able to take my place
on the road. The sores and copper -colored
sno.s GRADUALLY disappeared, and to-day
have not o sore or spot on my person, and my
weiE ht is 17 pounds, being more than itevei
was, do not wish you TO publish my name
hut YOU may show this letter to any who
doubt the merit Of S. s s., for know Il is
Sure cure, Yours truly, J. ID. B.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

"FLY SPECK" the latest Democratic
invention for electing Democratic ln-
spectors, Let the word have q place in
Webster's Unabridged.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

1Y Largest circulation of
sky paper in Delaware. We
cSurt an investigation from
tie public. a@d
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
LEVY COURT.

LEVY COURT.
yI NRY WHITEMAN, Mill Creek.
7 FRANK REYBOLD, Red Lion.
J. STROUD, White Clay Greek.
J1sEPH CLEAvER, st. Georges.
NIB. MALoNEY, Appoquinimink.
I'll, AM H. MONEY, Blackbird.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

N rRs. LAURA OSGOOD HARNESS,
M grateful for the encouragement 70
ceived in the past, respectfully SnnonSoes N s 70
tsmSSr ItS she will reopen her schSol for both
seTas in the Harkness Building. northwest
coTnsr Of Tenth and Market streets Win ln, a 3
S StaH n tsachers, consisting ol THREE GEN;
T1 1STI iEWSN NANDTWOLADY ASSOCIATES
whose schoolastic attainment and exPerlonco
ss Teachers, warrant her in assuring h Lor pc, pS
tronS that her school will rank with the Dest
IN The cIty The Primary De- psrtment viii be
admirably systematlzou and receive sPecis !
~ttsntion' The higher classes will embrace
BOOKKEEPING, mathe Datic', music ana sucn oSn
OS the ancient and modern languages as may
be desired. Terms from $4 TO $lS per guatter'
according to classification ET5 lSes MESS p AZ
MSrSet street, WILMINGTON, Del. a2l-dW-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

If you doubt, come to see rs, and We viii
CURE YOU. or charge nothing Write FOL
particulars and copy Of the little boo1
RMessage to the Unfortunate SUFFERING
ASK any druggist as to our standing.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
TT1EETH FOR ALI. TKEPEOPLE.

Beautiful teeth at 90, %, % and el0' y
n ser Teeth extracted without painby the
use Of Kas. over W years Vxperlence. In
GALI4kGHER,N No, S8b Market street,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

azrsI.OOO REWARD will be paid t.
auv Chemist who will hnd, on shalysis OF 10
bottles Of 8, SIS, one particle Of Mercu y
Todide Of Potassium, or any Mineral sub
stance. SWIFT specific CO., Proprietor
Atlanta, GI.
Prise Of Small Size, VI .!
Large Size, 17'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

Tho public ia requested carefully TO notice
the new and enlarged scheme TO DS drawn
monthly.
a%CAPRTAL P2IZE, 075, ,OOO-VA
flick eta only S5. bh0res1n proper
zion,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
OHANGE OF TIME,

NhANGE UF IIME'
On and after Tuesday ~
September 10. 1882, the -A9,Ak
steamer "S. A MCCALL" 1d>L -
will run as follows be: k.5.ll -
tween Pennsgrove ndSAIs'1
WILMINGTON: u,,., wodnoa a..
dav friday and Saturday at 30 and ~ q.
n. and / p. N. Leave Wilmington, 1901 OF
Fourth street wharf, on same days at q. m:'
and4p m. Stages connect from "oooS-
Vo"A "N~ DENNY BROS.