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Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
DESTROYED by Fro.

The female wing of the Eastern
Lnnatic Asylum at Williamsburg,
Virginia, was destroyed by fire on Sun.
day night. All the inmates were got
out safely, but one ofsthem wandered
faway, and was found yesterday morn
ing drowned in a neighborlng creek
The loss on property is estimated at
$3.50, 900, on which there is sn insurance
of only $500
A fire in Suffolk, Va, on Sunday
night, swept both sides of Washington
Square, the main business street of the
town, leaving only three houses stand.
ing. 1t also extended for some distance
on both sides of Kilby street and down
the west side of Maiu street. Nearly
half of the town ia destroyed, and the
total loss is estimated at $3.50, 900; the
insurance at S2SO,000. The origin Of
the tire Is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Personals.

Mr.. Garrettson, manager of the Citi-
zens' rink, left yesterday for a trip up
through Pennsylvania, where he will
rtcuperate re before entering on his duties
at the natatorium. which will be ready
about the middle of the month.
Mrs. William Carr 81 Son, Of New
York. are visiting frier de- IN this city
H. L. Tatnall is rapidly recovering
from his recent attack of sickness.
Harry Sharpley is recovering from
quite q severe illness.
Robert Shaw, of Brandywine Hun
dred, will start for visit to Europe on
Thursday. He will first visit North
Wales, Montgomeryshire, and make an
inspection of the scenery Of Conway
and Deeside. He will return some
time III December.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
ASad Accident.
a BOY DROwNED In THE DELAs
WARE WHILE ON ST. MARY's
ExCURsI0A-rHE
BODY NOT RECOVERED.

A sad accident occurred or St.
Mary's excursion, yesterday that threw
. gloom over all concerned. Among
those who left this city on the steamer
Thomas Clyde yesterday morning for
Chestnut Grove, to spend q day of plea.
sure, was boy named Harry Dugan,
who resides with his parents on CLAY.
mont street over Third street bridge.
1t was his fifteenth birthday, and his
going on the excursion was part Of
the celebration Of the day. He was
accompanied by his father, and mp to
2.30 O'Clock In the afternoon he, with
other excursionistg, spent . delightful
day. About that time he with several
others went in bathing, and for
. time enjoyed themselves greatly,
bat finally young Dugan, who was an
excellent swimmer, started out toward
the middle Of the river. He was called
to by mis- companions, but having great
eonfideaee in his own powers paid no
heed and continued on, bot apparently
firing Of the sport turned for the shore.
He had como but . short distance when
suddenly he sank out of sight, and It
ls supposed was seized with cramps.
I'm ALARM was Immediately given and
every effort made to secure the body,
but without avail, and the excursionists
wsre obliged to return without 1t.
ThA first the father heard of the un.
fortunate accident was when, ono Of the
boys who was In bathing came up with
the drowned boys clothing on his arm
and told the 'astenished father the sad
tale 'efthe drowning of his boy. The
river was Immediately dragged, but
without success. though Q reward Of
b25 was offered for the recovery Of the
body. Mrs. Dugan knew nothing Of
the ascidens until the return of her
husband at D. O'Clock. Young Dugan
vas remarkably bright boy, and WAS
The LAD who won the piano from FIVE
competitors 1t tho St. fatrick's church
lair few weshs ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The N eW Mayor.

Mayor RhoAds will take his seat and
assume the duties of Mayor Of this city
July 1st, three weeks from tomorrow.
1t is said that he is already overrun
with applications for appointment on
the police force, and there are many
rumors afloat In reference to who will
be the Chief, and also respecting the
patrolmen. The matter will 5e settled
In q very short time, and 1t is to be
hoped that he will exercise sufficient
discretion in making his appointments
80 that he will secure good men, who
will perform their duties faithfully
and be a credit to the city.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Labor Notes.

The South Tredegar Nail works, q;
Chattanooga y osterday began the manu-
facture of steel nails, and will turn
out 1000 kegs per day.
The North Ashland, Penna ,Colliery,
where cave ia took place o few
years ago, resumed operations yester-
day, giving employment to 4CO men and
boys.
Preston Coll.epy No. Eat Girardvills,
Penns., after a weeks suspension caus.
ed by fire. resumed yesterday, with
$50 men and boys,
The Troy, New York, WorkinSmen's
Assembly last evening decided TO take
steps to induce the labor organi cations
Of the country to combine for the obser-
vance of September 1st as an annual
workingmen's holiday.
The sheet department of Phillps,
Nimick & Co.'S Sligo Iron Works,
at Pittsburg, was started yesterday
with non-Union men, "all the old
men but one returning to work. 1t
is understood that tn Amalgamated
scale of prices will be paid" Eioven
firms In the Pittsburg district and two
outside have signed the scale. Late
last night 1t was announced that the
Volta Iron Company at Apollo, Ponna
and the Union Iron Mills of South
Cleveland, Ohio, had also signed.
The Volta Works are exclusivly sheet
iron mills and the strikers regard it as
a great victory.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Fatal Casualties.

John @. Peck, aged Al years Rufas
Clark, aged 54. and John Stott, aged IS,
who were burned by the gas explosion
in Beckerle's hat factory, at Danbury,
Connecticut, last Saturday, died yes.
terday from their injuries. William
Beckerls and several tiremen are not
expected to recover.
The engine and two cars of an ex-
|cursion train were thrown from the
track near Kenverville, Louisiana. on
Sunday night. One man was killed
and several persons were injured.
George Coustine, q driver, was yes
terday carried over the dam, at Hol.
yoke, Massachusetts, and the air pipe
being severed, death ensued from sutfo-
cation.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
To the Public.

o. Vernon & Son will have on We'd
nesday and Saturday, on their stalls,
Nos. and in Eighth street market,
superior sugar. cured hams. smoked and
picked shoulders, breakf fast bacon, dry
salt fitch, spring lamb, veal and NUT
ton wholesale and retail, at reasonable
prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Stabbed with an oyster knife.

Joseph Casey, Of No. Q Ensley alley,
was arrested by the
Third district police early Monday
morning, charged with stabbing Dennis
Toomey, of No. 211 Spruce street, In the
back with an oyster knife. Toomey,
who Is clothing salesman, employed
In store at Second and Arch streets,
was passing through a crowd of young
men, when Casey, q member of the
party, became incensed and stabbed
him. He was held In default of bail by
Magistrate Lennon for further hear
ing today.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The Board or Health.

DIR. L. P. Bush has been appointed q
member of the State Board of Health
by Governor Stockley. DR.. Bush has
given his attention to hygenic matters
for longlseries of years, and there is
no man In the State better fitted for the
position. His re-appoiutment is highly
creditable to the Governor, who has re-
cognized merit as more imp rtant than
political considerations in dealing with
the health of our citizens, and the in
dications of liberality on his part should
be followed by members of his party In
many othe departments in our county
and State.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The Power OF Temptation.

None of us know tho power OF temp.
tations which may assail us or the
degree Of strength we shall have to re.
sist them; we can neither fathom the
influence Of inherited tendencies nor
foresee how future events are to shape
our course. But we can all form fair
general idea of what is right TO be done;
We can all cherish a conception of q
pure. virtuous, and beautifulcharacter,
of just, generous, and noble conduct,
and strive to con form our daily life to
our highest ideal.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
CHARLES j. H, Beckett,

108 West Seventh street, Wilmington,
Del, Wine, Liquor and Cigar Dealer.
Royal Cabinet,
Pure Old Rye Whisky,
Cruiskeen Lawn,
Pure Old Irish Whisky,
Pure Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Old Tom Gin,
Fine Sherry,
And full line of Pure Liquors and
Cordials.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Tho Opera HOuse.

1t is not definitely known when the
season will commence at the Opera
House, but q large number OF first
class attractions have already been
booked for the season of 1886
From present indications. the anus.
ment seeking public will have no
cause tor complaint, as there will be
something to suit all tastes. The sea-
son will be fully equal to any that
have preceded it, and possibly excel
that which has just closed. Manager
Baylis is constantly on the lookout for
first class attractions, and will take
pains to secure full share Of the best
to be had for this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
A Sal walton Army Attraction.

1t Is reported that Scout Ylanner, OF
the Sal walton Army, will ere long be
Joined In marriage to Martha Tay lor OF
this city. The date of the marriage is
not yet announced, but wiz be in few
days, and the ceremony will take p lace
at the barracks In the Old Foundry,
Tenth and Orange streets. The
scout is about 40 years Of age, and
has been engaged with the Army for
the past 10 years. He will be married
In full regimentals, and an admission
fee will be charged to witness the cere
mony. The bride Is o resident Of this
city, and formed the acquaintance Of the
scout since his advent mere, some six
weeks or two months ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The Hand Grenade.

We clip the following from the
San Francisco Argus
That since the destruction of the
Touring mills at Roseville, Oregon. and
the Langham Hotel, Chicago, in which
was stored i've Thousand cases of Har-
den's Hand Grenades, the insurance
men don't recommend very highly that
brand of fire extinguisher."
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
vnlag ESD estroyed by Earthquake

CALCUTTA, June 8.-Dispatches
continue to be received here about the
earthquake In the Vale Of Cashmere.
Whole villages have been destroy ed,
and Dungood, Janalapar and Oban
have entirely disappeared, having been
completely engulfed In the awful con-
vulsions. The fort at Tunis and the
granaIies In many parts of the vale
have been swallowed up, A large sup.
ply of rice and q considerable amount
of money havebeen Observation-Disclosures.
out the Vale of Cashmere to relieve the
distress of the people. 1t is estimated
that two hundred persons were killed.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Rev. VIM. Stuart. formerly of Mis-
sissippi, but recently OF Lincoln Uni.
verslty, will deliver a free lecture In
the Union A. M. E. church, on French
street below Twelfth, this (Tuesday)
evening, on the Holy Land" Citi-
zens generally are invited.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Destructive storms.

During thunder storm at ST.. Thorn.
as, Ontario, on Sunday evening, the
dwelling Of a family named Ryan was
struck by lightning, ,ard Mrs. Ryan was
killed. A man named Stittson was
knocked down and injured on the
street.
A heavy thunder storm passed over
Utica, New York, on Sunday evening
1t was followed by another violent
storm about hal5pa one O'Clock on
Monday morning, which leveled trees
and chimneys, blew off roofs, overturn.
ed barns and demolished out buildings.
The storm also did great damage in
different sections OF Montgomery and
Fulton Counties.
a. hail storm did great damage in
Ovatonna, Minnesota, on Sunday.
Hs ilstones as large as hen's eggs fell
for about ten minuses, smashing glass
and damaging fruit trees, corn and gar.
den produce.
A s'orm at Woodstock, Virginia, on
Sunday evening, flooded the streets,
blew 'iown fen ces and trees, and unroof-
ed church. The total damage is esti.
mated at $4,000.
A wind storm passed over Marshall
County, Illinois, on Sunday night,
unroofing houses and uprooting trees.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Ordfn alton.

The ordination of the Rev. Robert III
Wright, Jr., will take place in St. An.
drew's churh, tomorrow the tenth
inst, ct eleven o. clock a. IA.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

The trustees appointed under the act
OF the Legislature to sell the old aims
house and grounds, held q meeting yes
terday morning at the office of Victor
DUPONT, Esq, and organized by elect
Ing Henry G. Banning chairman, and
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., secretary. 1t
was decided TO sell the buildings as
soon as possible, with the understand.
ing that they must be taken down and
removed from the premises. before Janu.
airy, 1st, 1886. 1t was decided to sell
the grounds In building lots ut private
sale, and Edward 7. Bellah with Joseph
l.. Carpenter, Jr., were appointed a
ings at as early q day as possible.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Deserying Of Confidence,

There is no article which SO richly deserves
the entire confidence of the community as
browns BRONCHIAL TRooHRs. Those euf-
fering from Asthmatic and Bronchial dis
eases, Coughs and Colds, should try them.
Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
The Chicago Erection Frauds.

In Chicago on Monday Charles Z.
Gilmore, who was arrested for perjury
on the trial Of Mackin and Gallagher,
made confession. His perjury con.
sisted in an attempt to show that the
tickets found in the Eighteenth ward
ballot box had been printed prior to
the election, while the facts were clear
that they were printed after the election
and substituted for ballots regularly
cast. Gilmore now makes affidavit that
the scheme of perjury was prepared by
Msckin. Gilmore also confessed on
Monday that he participated In the
substitution of the balloJs, and declares
that the entire affair was arranged by
Mackin, Gallagher and q New York
" fine worker" whom he has described
to the authorities. "Gilmore carried
the bogus tickets 70 the County Clerks
office early on Monday, November "a,
and there gave the envelope to Thomas
Dwyer, cashier Of the County Clerk 3
Office, a person who has never hitherto
been mentioned ill connection with the
crime"
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Good goods are always the cheapest,
ana the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Oormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Raised Up by Prayers.

hesluente OF South Orange, N. j.,
were greatly exercised yesterday on
learning that Mrs. Alfred e. Watkins,
. resident OF the place, who had been
close invalid for two years. had been
suddenly cured and had attended the
Presbyterian church in the village. 6he
met with an accident years ago, and
sustained Internal injuries which hMI
been declared incurable.
To reporter she said 81 For many
years had been i'll and two years ago /
fell and injured myself internally,
causing organic disarran cement and
terrible hemorrhage. Excellent ply.
siciAns tried In vain TO cure me- l swal-
lowed gallons Of medicine but all to no
effect. At last I was unable to move
from my couch. had abandoned all
hope Of cure. Last Sunday 1 was in
thought Of the Rev. Mr.. Heller, of
Newark. My husband wrote to him
and Mr.. Heller ca led to see me. This
was last Monday hight. He asked me
II believed Gods promises and in
the Bible. said 1 did. He referred
to . passage in St. James, which SAYS
that II We had faith the elders Of the
church, by annointing with oil, could
heal tbs sick. told him had faith in
the promises Of the Bible. He then
anointed my head with oil and kneeled
and prayed With me. l Joined in the
invocation for relief. He then left, bat
had scarcely gone when felt strange
sensation My heart began to lift up.
prayed fervently, and presently arose
from my couch, and to my great Joy
felt perfectly cured.
have not had q pain nor an ache
since. On Thursday and Friday even
Ing l attended prayer meeting and have
been out walking every day. Inever
felt as we'll physically. feel spiritual.
~ reRenerated. You can believe me
implicitly when say that l am not Ia
boring under any delusion. My cure
has been worked by no nnimSl magnet
ism, but simply by the power Of God.
FOR two years never left my room.
Now am able to 60 out and walk any.
where. 1t Is all due, this wonderful,
Miraculous transformation,t to faith and
prayer. By all means tell this abroad
and let the glory be the Lord's.'
Mrs. Watkins Is about thirty. Ave
years ofage, tall and slender, with
dark expressive eyes which fairly spark.
led as she told her extraordinary story.
She is OF high respectabillty and her
neighbers, knowing her TO be a lady of
perfect credibility. place implicit re.
lance In all she says. The Rev. Mr..
Heller was Also seen by the reporter,
and he confirmed Mrs. Watkins story.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

Window screens and door screens
made to order at 405 Shipley street at
short notice.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
News Summary.

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ANIEkESTING sTAT1sTICs - N
| FEVER DEAYHS-IkDICTE
FOR GAMBLlHG.
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THE CUOT IDA I'm DOTTE
AIlE CuOLUNA ENshUU IL,
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Adjutant General Drum ba, iustcom.
pleted q Iist of the easuait;ss in ~
Union army furin0 the late nav -h;nt
/ IL Thought TO be the M ost Accurate vat va,
published. The aggregate pumber ot %
deaths was 800. 496 /; Of these 20, 4sS oc-
CURED among Union soldiers held az
prisoners Of war. The tosAl number OF
troops reported as furnished by the va
rious States under various calls is 2, ,772,.
AOs. Some of the returns were duplica-
ted, and II 10 estimated that the actaal
number was about 2,600,0 900.
No fever deaths have been reported al
Plymouth, Penna., since Saturday,
The disease appeared at Sugar Notch, a
small town between Wilkesbarre and
Nanticoke, about month ago, and 20
cases are now reported there. Fivenew
cases were reported last evening. The
outbreak ID confined to the cleanest pOr-
1ioh OF tne vAiage, Dut all those who
are sich nave Deen uslng spring water,
anu 70 that tho pnysiclans attr1 bute TIE
oisease'
Sixty five whites and $50 negroes
have been indicted at Dallas, Texas,
the former for play ying poker, the latter
Ior crap shooting'-a game played
WIN dice. Inc indictment OF the eolored
prayers WAS procured by deacons OF
thelf cn1rches, and . panic has been
tne lesnit. oeventesn WATERS have
suddenly disappeared ana the rneniai
WIG ID sonoi"iiy paraiyzed.
The Judgment against Mrs. Della
Parnell was cancelled on Monday
morning In the office OF the Clerk in
Chancery IN trenton, New Jersey, the
claim having been paid BY New York
friends. Conseq uently the sale of
Town did nat taSs % niaca Woo" ~ 0oiu'n'
Ts. o-. C,,
uasH;.oI 0IHoon o1ueiai oI me marine
"s Ool ico nas nUIInsu tne quar-
1 LILLY, o1sr m%s ~ o1ps Cnarios anu tne
HTai'I sh,n ni." UIos' ~ nait,Inore M.. tnst tne
where ths eho,s,a !. an;Io,nio ~ ~.
ibth ~ Anil hopnd for Ral,;,nora ,, A'
... o,o'
MT ,omNo VI memDers OF tne
ahiSu I,esoJtelAn cnufch OF Chlcago
on ouhu0y @ttehueu some advertised
Parks the oh;sct ha,na - ,,rosaon.s ,hs
Offenders tor ,hs n,,rna ~ p.o 80 s,u INC
the Snnday .nnrt PP0 " 0'opPins
.s,.
a Ceieeham rom Lepanon, Penna., 4,
fe,aoos .nat yesterday AFTERNOON MRS.
nv a ssvantesn-vaar ,eons, nou.;Ua
great main and .vsliina snd nao.ssi.ns
ting the sarv;rss NJ nhrs;oia~s .ho
have pronounced her ont os dancer -
M -.,;o.,te
c.aa pPCin pPCiuno;. nof new esiai ~ ms
murder OF Lilian'M Madison In R;cbnond
Vireinta. vas refufed yesterdav morr'
ing. A motion was then ente,ed In
arrest of iudomept until the 18th In.
stant.
d,sd On sotnr%an SH. a "sed ~ years,
hand .oad OK d;aa ~ S,ada IN 10. ~ nus
;m Chasist" So. 20 ounuay ry mo1nn s 9,
ar;nh;na r.a,a, ,u .rom
Than ,,asa 20 i,a, siot !. :. SieCo'n'
psu E..h.-
A anas, ohnroh -; Co.,. ~, o.
has bs.n nn,is.d ~ ho., H. a;u, n.~ aA,
Risbon ~, Savannoh NH .ose 1o
sauerai daus - onrs,aa. a." w" aao
apee."
Eard,nara w.rd ~ ..,
ed IN Nsw Vorh nn MonSan sn an ae,s,Kn,
noio inuiosihohts CnaIRiuB hin WIN
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Attacking a Salvation Proc essiou u

MONTREAL, June 8.-The Corpus
Christi procession yesterday was the
largest ever seen In this city, ten thou.
sand persons taking part in it. Fifty
societies marched in the procession.
Monsignor Fabre gave the
benediction at St Patrick's and Notre
Dame. While the procession was pass
ing along st. Peters street the Saliva.
tion Army, which was also parad ing,
turned into the street to reach Mechan.
ics' Hall. The crowd watching the
Catholic procession savagely attacked
the Salvationists, bruising some of them
badly. Had 1t not been for the priests
and other persons in the Corpus Christi
procession restoring order a number o
lives must have been lost.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09

BBoAps has generally been
hpu as 40 honest man, 80 far
[pOs Of him, and we are..free to
\ ,b,t 10 the estimation we have
placed upon him. This being
ktox can Mr.. Rhoads accept an
(which he was only elected by
1, Of gangs Of repeaters and
IA However much he may de-
1 be Mayor, and no matter how
n acceptable 3 Mayor he may
Ina title to the office will always
Ed by fraud and sullied by dis
To a sensitive, honest man,
bmdlaon Of holding office must
Srsly annoying and embarrass-
/ majority OF Mr.. Rhoads melts
N away under honest investiga-
leaves him nothing but an
MA
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09
Your Doctor Will

Order dlsenfeotants soon. Go to either OF
Beaton Smiths Pharmacies u get them.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-09


Sun rises l.a7. Sun ssts 18a.
A4omSD IOR lDun1np,0 Hats.
Bumford Brothers. r osGors.
Warm.
Clam soup at FulImer's.
Turtle soup at FulimeY's.
Deviled crabs at Eullmer's.
Roast dinners ut Fullmer's.
Largest stews ct Fullmer'a
Richest pans at Fullmer's.
Chicken salad at Fuilmer's.
Best attention ct Fullmer's.
Meals at all hours at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Tullmer's.
Try Bush's coal ; you will like It.
TTy bush's coal; you will like r.
bfasllian Tonic Bittars only 20 cants.
Sstyles Of stand tables at 20 cent store.
Birds and cages at ParRer's, East Ind 81.
MnlArd II. Davis, jewolor,p e. IND street
Oiu Laundry. Sixth and Shipley strssss.
Strong con&h candy 1t Ferguson's,ll L. md
WnnGers sold and repaired. st SIS Ship3sy
k1ns IL X. Rinas.at Hanf's IL e. Fourth ..
srsunsn baim. coughs ana colds, 10 cts
Salt oysters and claIns at Garsxer's.. tn
and Shipley st1eets.
o23 West Front street.
Paper is now 1sed in tho manufscture ~
iead pencils instead of cedar.
Tho best ice crsam in the market et (hb-
aey's, 7ls West Eighth street
rain Victor is guaranteed to cure rbpuma
nsm and all neuralgia affections,
For good butter and cheese, 10 to H.H.
moore, stalle " AID ~, Second street market
l1guso.
Tho manufacture OF artificial ivory >om
bones and scraps o. sheepskin is q ner in.
dlstry. -A
A ro,ler-rink and an ink roller reserab,s
eo'oh other when pressed too hard tbev are
nI,ttp deface forms.
Fine salt oystcrs, 90 and ~ cents ouart.at
Penneiis fsh stall, l20 King street. Az
frcsh CLANS and Gratis.
Tint was q very considerations humoyfst
girl had chestnut hair. 49,
When you clean honse see e vour Iookinn,
siass frames need regilding. II 30, Y erger, az
Of rssiiding.
Csmels sometimes 1--we to be leo years old.
rms ~ Internationally because they drink,
70 seldom. This is pOnter' 10 the temper
Au:e roformer.
Walker Il Linton, No. 9oS Sbiplev street
nouse, sign painters and g7ainers. Brick
.taining speciality. Estimates Furnished
Tor city or country.
The Russian alphabet contains Al letters.
any Russian word can Ee made by Changing
the position OF these letters, care being taken
to use the entire Al.
There is nothing modest aboat a woman's
neel !. on the contrary, IL is altogether too
!ofwafd At last advices 1t was lust q little
forward Of the instep
The finest lot Of fishing tackle in tho city
~ W. n. Hartlove's. 208 East Third street.
lfun maker and taxider mist Special attain.
lion to lock.smithing and bell-hanging.
Mdton's " Paradise Lost and Dante's
inferno, that others are selling for $I3, can
% DodSht OF John q. Bryant ior "a each on
me 1nstallment plan, Leave orders at Re.
PUBLICAN office. or call on John q. bryant.
Pennsylvanla House. corner King and Front
,trests.
LET THE ornKRn WALK.
Our fondest hopes are oft destroyed,
But why In tears bewail our plight
The trouble that one can't avoid,
world Of grieving won't set right
Then do not walk the floor in woe