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Stop Her!

GTRAYED-A sorrel mare pony; small
- blaze on face. aud branded 50 on left
shoulder and left hip. I will pay a Iiberal re-
ward for her return, or for information where
sh may be found. DAVID S. GILMORE.
1896 Emporia. Kansas.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MOWERS FOR SALE.

LOCAL NOTICES.
-aS--.
MOWERS FOR SALE.
Two new Cayuga Chief Mowers for sale
cheap at Fraker 4 Gillett's. Payment taken
partly on time. These n overs are all iron and
steel, and have more improvements and con-
venences than any other mower in market.
Wanted. ~
want to purchase good Rockway carriage
JESSE CARTER.
Plymouth, Lyon county Kana,Aug. Is, 1866
Shoulder Braces, keptat
NJ. H. BATES 8 Co.'S.
100 OF. of Quinine, ust received, at
N. q. BAFEs q Co.'S.
B.W. WOOdward's Ague p ills, for sale
by ~ NJ. H. BATES d Co
WakefeId's Blackberry BaIsam, Eos
gates AnOdine Cordial, and Jaynes Carmin
alive Balsam, for summer complaints, kept by
N. H. B4yEs 4 Co:
\ Halls and ,Anehas Lung BaIsanl, at
y7es' = NJ. H. BATES = Co.'s.
FOugera's Compound IOdinesea Cod
Liver Oil ct. az ID. Il. Bates & Co.'s. !.
EasterIy's Compound Extract of To-
dine and SarsapariiIa, sold by
~ n. II. BATEs 4, Co. q
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, kept at NJ. Il, BArEs & Co.'S, \
The Nisest Things Out-Bazin's Liquid
Blanc DARearl, and Queen of Flowers Cream,
for the cO3ple xiOn, at NJ. Il. BATES q Co.'S.
x.Bszia,s X iss'me quick Tooth Pow
derss sad Charcoal Tooth Paste for clea0 sin
and putting beautiful gloss on the teeth, for
sale by II. H. Bates & Co. (.
Laird's Bloom Of Youth, for beautifyi ng
and Preserving the complexion and skin,
kept at N. H. BATES q Co.'s
II GIenn's & Buzin's Fine Hair oils, at
N. h. BATES d Co.'s.
JONES & STUTSMAN,
Merchant and Military Tailors,
ii Delaware, near Main street,
LEAVENWORTH,-- KANSAS.
/ We keep a-large stock of Clolhs, Cassimeres,
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Wantad.

want to purchase good Rockway carriage
JESSE CARTER.
Plymouth, Lyon county Kan, Aug. Is, 1866
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Attaehment notice

- l--l777s------7-sS N1H7'77e-
lanes Kenner, T,l'G- Before A. Iehns0s.
vs.. 7 y. r Euekas ssFeen
u " ATeDonal d. DEITY weed eoua u. Kans-
[NN tbe 18th day Of July, A. D. 1885, said
& Jugtioe Issued an order Of attsehmsnt IN
4I-e sf,eze action fog the sum Of $3.50 $500.
JAMES KENNKEss Rl1iTs =.
Eureka, July 30, iess. 4 sS
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100 OF. of Quinine, lust received, at
M II. BATEs d Co.'s
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Ruling and FINISHING

{ OUNTRY MADE CLOTHS.
Our COTTON GIN viii be opened at all
times for those Wno desire job in that line.
The highest cash price paid for Wool.
Hoping and believing that the hEOSHO
VALLEY wiIIssnstain her own institution 3
We respectfully ask your patronage and will
guarantee entire satisfaction. Truly yours,
f. A. ATHERLY 4 co.
Burl ington, Corey Co., May Ii, Ie65. q q p
q : lift LEZ8EA ~ - 9-2I .3ua
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b. w. WOOdward's Ague p ills, for salt
bV M H BATEs 4 Co
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Shoulder Braces, kePtat Ok
NJ. H. BATES 4 Co.'S
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Wakefield's Blackberry BaIsam, Eos
gates AnOdine Cordial, and Jayne's Carmin :
alive Balsam, for summer complaints, kept by
M II RarEsi y Co
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X. Bezia,s X ISIS me Quick Tooth Pow
ders. sad Charcoal Tooth Paste for cIeaa sin q
and putting beautiful gloss on the teeth, for
sale by II. H. Bates & Co. <.
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The Nisest Things Out-Bazin's Liquid
Blanc DARearl, and Queen of Flowers Cream
for the oU4ple xion, at NJ. II. BATES d Co.'s.
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McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, kept at NJ. Il, BATES & Goa
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Halls and AIIehas Lung BaIsann, q
ErsR. = M Il RArRs n Co q
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EasterIy's Compound Extract of To-
dine and SarsapafiiIa, sold by
~. w M H RATEs 4 CO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11

men of German Township are de-
termined to follow this matter up with
rigid scrutiny and thorough investi-
CATION, and it is to be hoped that they
will be able to fasten the crime on
its author - I'll 9eiis
IF the party now resting under sus-
picion can clear his skirts we; shall be
happy to chronicle the fact Z ma
We trust that our friends who have
allowed themselves to be cheated by
this nefarious plot, will not need
another reminder that eternal vigi-
lance is thelprice Of liberty and will
hold in perpetual remembrance the
oft repeated fact that Democratic in.
spectors should not be INDUCED in
private interviews with the ballot box.
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aOFFICIAL.I

LETTERS REMAINING UNcLAfME in the
Post-O ffice at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the 10th day of Decemb 1896. ~ 9 Z
Csc To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must cali for, :. advertised let-
teTs," give the date of the list, and pay one
cent for advertising. ntftsA st-,-tzttA
BS- If not called for within one month,
! they will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office.
Free Delive7y of letters by carriers, at the
residence of owners, in cities of $4,000 I'M
habifants or over, may be secured by OBJ
serving the following RuLes..
. i. Direct letters to'tlle street and number,
as well as the post-office and State. - .
q Head letters with the writer's post
Office and State, street and number, sign
them plainly with full name, and request
that answers be directed accordingly. nerlt
3. Letters to strangers and transient visit
ors in a town or city, whose special address
may be unknown, should be marked, in
the lower ieft-hand corner, with the word
Z" Transient" "a fHW Z fssffA lfylA f.i. e
Z A. Place the postage-stamp on The upper
RICH t-hand corner, and leave space be-
tween the stamps and direction for post
marking without interfering with the
writing. - - $50 30 20
MIA request for the return of a letter
to the writer, If unclaimed within thirty
days or less, written or printed with the
writer's name, post-office, and State across
the left-harid end of the envelope, on the
face side, will be complied with free of
extra postage.-[Sec. Is, Law of 1868.
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aggregate circulation of Sl5,911. Nine
banks are closing business. under the two
years Notice required by law; their aggre-
gate circulation is s23,sS4. Nineteen banks,
including several which had a circulation
approximating 100000 each two years ago,
have reduced their circulation to a very
small amount, and have withdrawn their
securities from. the, office of Treasurer o,
State. The amount of Free Bank circuia1
Notwithstanding ON the list of April, 1902
was n ,eos, 751s ON the 8lstsofE Octoberof tn 9
present year, there was but s73,77V-sno"-
ing q reduction during the elgnteeA
mouths, of 81 ,219,9S0.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11

We publish this morning, on our
second page, an interesting letter from
Postmaster, II NAsBY,ss late.5 PAST, Pastor
NV the Church NV the Moo Dispen1
sashun. ''eini'a2e 'ii '''.@ 1-''1 : '''.''
1t would seem that his habits, par
tieularly in the matter of whisky, are
not exactly in accordance with the
dignity and sanctity of the cloth, !
and we suggest to our amiable First
Street cotemporary that this distin-
guished Democratic Clergyman would
be a suitable subject for his next Sun
day morning review of Reverend
renegades.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE PIC
Anecdotes ard Incidents
- OF THE- RER ELLION.

rarffff 0E LII n rLSHkD A11A<AO4N. II
There is a certain portion of the war that
will never go into the regular histories,
nor be embodied IN romance or poetry,
which is a very rea1. part of il, and will, II
preserved convey to succeeding genera
fiict than many dry reports or careful mar
ratives of events; and this part may be
called the gossip. the fun, the pathos of the
war. This illnstratesthe characters of the
leaders, the humor OF the soldiers. the de-
votion of women, the bravery of men, the
pluck of our heroes, the Romance and hards
ships of the service. .r4sd
The volume is profusely illustrated with
over 300 engravings by the first artists,
which are really bediEffftt;. worthy Of exam
ination as specimens of the art. Many OF
them are set into the body of the text, after
the popular style of Lossing's Pictorial
books contents inclnde "reminiscences of
camp, picket, scout, spy, bfvouac, siege,
and battlefield adventures; thrilling feats
of bravery, wit, drollery, comfcal and Judi
crouS adventures, etc., etc.
Amusement as we'll as Instruction may
be found in every page, as graphic detail,
brilliant wit, and authentic history are
skillfully interviewer in tl1iswork of liter
The ? people are tired Of dry details and
partisan works and want something hui
morous, romantic, and startling. Our "a
agents are making nom Si00 to 500 per {
culars, giving full particulars, and see our
terms and proofof the above assertiou.EF
3 Address : 40 - A&ka p W
, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
l48 West Fourth Street,
nov13 d&w3I1 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DIED.

McDoNALD.-At three O'Clock, Decem-
Der 10th, EMMA, daughter of Capt. james
Mcdonald, aged II years 4 months and ID
days. ss Is.
The funeral will take place to-day, from
the residence of her father, on Chestnut
Street, between First and Second. The
friends of the family are invited to attend
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New Stock at NO. 81 Locust Street.

AVA fully inform his old friends and GUS
toners that he has opened an entirely new
Stock OF FAMILY GROC ERIES at the
great care and which he is prepared to re-
tai as cheap as the cheapest. He will also
Duy an Kinds of Country Produce, for
Goods VIII be delivered to all parts of the
city free OF charge. rfnf rs i8asea II
decll dim al MOSES WE'LL, g.
Courier, Union, and Democrat copy one
month.
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rem Removal.


C EaGIl.BERT a. Co. HAVE RE-
No. 81 North First Street. where they will
pc pleased 10 see all their rold customers,
ana as many new ones asAvilllfavor them
ETC., always ON hand, and for sale M fhe
lowest market prices. fnovg div
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STATE ITEMS.

W. R. Ellis has severed his connection
with the Lafayette Journal.
DIR: VIVA. A. McAIiister and EGG. Chides-
ter were drowned on Friday last in the
Wabash near Lewisburg. 9"a eas4i'sd
The keel Of a vessel OF three hendred
tons was laid on Saturday last at the new
ship-yard at Michigan City. 'al--
The prisoners in the Northern Prison
have, been transferred 10 the pew cell
house. The total number of conyicts is
one hundred and ninety-seven. suas
The Lagrange County jail has not
single inmate at the present time, and
with the exception of about four months,
has been uninhabited for years. asE
A Waterman left lantern burning in
watch house at railroad bridge near Wa
bash, on the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad, last Monday night. The lamp
exploded, from which the house took fire
and burned down, H
Mark Cummings has been appointed
Deputy Assessor for Marshall County. The
Republican says that man more anftt for
the place or more obnoxious to those who
stood by the Government during its days of
peril could not have been selected.
Some three hundred bushels of wheat
were stolen from the graneries of several
citizens, near Edinburg, one night last
week, rsr
On the afternoon of Thursday, the 22d
ult., the dwelling of Startling Breeder of
Ripley County, was destroyed by fire.
There was no one on the premises except a
young man, and a sick daughter of Mr..
Breeder, who hes been confined to her
room nearly fourteen years. 1t was with
some dificulty that she was rescued.
One evening last week. a daughter OF Mr..
Bledsoe, living in the north part of Greene
County, went to the well for apail ofwater,
carrying coal oil lamp, which exploded,
or was broken, saturating her clothing and
igniting her person, burning her horribly
before assistance could reach her. aa
Col. Gavin, now Clerk of the Decatur
Circuit Court, has been appointed Collector
ofInternal Revenue for the Fourth District.
Colonel g. prefers to hold fast what he has
until his appointment Is confirmed by the
: Senate. gsIasN osa 6.sx 4sg a.fce
mentioned as a State item yester-
day, that Adam ]. Schnartzel, a clerk in
the Recorders office. in Floyd County, put
upon record the other day a. document
I filing nine pages of the largest size record
4 book, and containing 1920 letters, in two
2 hours arsd As minutes - IS e @sa
We have since seen an ocular demon
stration of the fact that Mr.. johnson, at
the telegraph Office inttis city, can write,
in a good, fegible hand, s5 900 letters in the
2. time above mentioned. He win back up
u this statement with the spons'.
u 4
: We learn from the Indianapolis Journal
that the Forthcoming report of the Audi
!. tor OF state, VIII show that there are but
= three banks continuing husiness under the
= Free Banking law of lS55-the Bank OF
Salem, New Albany; Bank of Salem, ea-
lem and Bank of Peoli, Peoli; having an
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XYYAETEDA -la1 f44i54iA i9E6iI0Q
w SORGHQl sSORGHof SORGHUM
Cash paid for Sorgho Syrup, lone4to one
thousand barrels.
BROWN, BUTLER & CO.,
Grocers olando Commission Merchants,
Dealers in Syrups, Sugar, Sorgho, Spices,
No. a Walnut Street,
seplS dam Cincinnati. Ohio.
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rs TO SELL "CHEAP FOR CASH, -
ana "a, not De u'sdersotd or any house IN the
ee,ty. Thls policy explains why trade is so
lively at the old " + urelSa Bazaar" Every
BODY wonders at the change. The secret is,
we sell Tor soc. what our. "forerunners .
sold Ter 81 No humbugl Come and be.
convinced at The " Eureka Bazaar" r 10
VICKERY BROS,
oc0 uu rs Main Street.
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WANTED.

VKYANTED.-Fines specimens OF PEN
wv manship Flourishing and Business
us the names of, twelve or fifteen young
men who has never attended q Conlmer-
cial College. Address,
BRYANT, STRATTON & DEHAN,
oct6 2mll .ylt-oaId Cincinnati, Ohfo.s
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BOARDING.

nRIvATE few young
Is gentlemen of good moral character
can get DAY Board with Mrs.sJ. +. Reeves,
on Second Street, next to the Vine street
presbyterian Church. For particulars; APP
Call at the house. ~ istsAEatAi S7sio -
nov3 d3m
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THOR SALE AND FOR RENT.-I50
* Good Building Lots, in every part OF .
the city, which viii sell cheap.
Dwelling Houses of all kinds for sale on
time.
Several Farms for sale on time. f 7
r 10000 acres of Tfmbered Land for sale
cheap. .faali9adr fEsll iit lEi
L have several Dwelling Houses and &
several Farms for Rent. j.
Persons wishing TO purchase any kind of
Real Estate can be suited at reasonable
prices. u t.-,ffg E.st. fe...4~r
j Persons desiring to sen either Houses,
Lots, Lands, or Farms, canha the same
disposed of by leaving a description at the
office of a -
~ Ilf BOY lALNAH JOHNSON, Zee "a
~9nH h9azfa7 Real Estate Agent. gdul
Third St, between Main and Locust, -
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7L4A1zEsT NEWS.

Gold closed in New Yorl, yesterday al
1874. boo 500 6boi so bsa
More troops have left England to ..sstamp
out" the Fenians in Ireland.
The New French Minister is,an his way
to washington aa4b 1s ~ - 1oa
Work. on the Cincinnati and louisville
Railro aaEwill be ecmmenced Immediately,
JamesLocke,.a well-known Journalist Of
Cincinnati, died ON Sunday night.
Colonel Taylor assumed charge of the
Cincinnati Post Onice ON Sunday, vice
Mayer removed. .a fT III IL wfG
Three men were, crowned at Paducah,
Ky.ron Sunday, while attempting to cross
the river in a skifE 9Ho4
The steamship Britannia, which it was
feared had fonndered at sea, has arrived
at New York in tow ofsanother steamer.
The war in south America is not yet
terminated. Active hostiiities were going
The Canadians still Keep, up the Fenian
scare, and seem tslbe loclSing for invading
arIaies from every partof the Southern
frontier. f.s.
snrratt was supplied with funds by
Southern friends In Canada after his, es-
cape from Washington, and ne was Toasted
by J.Hogan at st. Lawrence Hall.
Congress will consider shill ADVOCATING
the charters Of the cities of Washington
and Georgetown and providing for their
government by commissioners. y
The North Carolina Legislature opposes
the .Iepudistion OF the State debts resolves
that thevSfate is loyal, and that Union
men are not prosecuted.
Thirty three suits for damages, in the
United States District Court of Newport,
KY, for alleged illegal arrests during the
rebellion; have been dismissed at the costs
the plaintiffs.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the Royal Insurance
Company, WaHStreet, reports tkat a. thief
distracted a tin box from the safeeentain-
ing SIS, 900 in Government bonds, aud get
off safe with it.
Newton Corbley. .s.as arrested at Cfnein-
natl, onfhe tenth, for stealing four thOus-
and dollars from BHayan O0rbley, at Mt.
Washington, last week.
About o'clock ?. NJ. en- the 10th, Mr.. C.
r. Fairbrother, proprietor OF the Terre
HauteHeuses was shot, and it is supposed
MORALLY wounded, by a servant girl named
Eliza O'Brien. -,-,.-,.....
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HOUSEKEEPER'S EMPORIUM.
Cook 81 HeaIy.

Dealers in Choice Staple and Fancy Gro
ceres, Flne Teas and Coffees, No. 76 Main
street, Evansville, Ind dec5dBm.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-sHEEP- the Bulls
u Head, Main Street, adjoining the E :
and C. Depot, one hundred and twenty five
head of large. fat Sheep, in lots TO suit
decl0 div Bulls Head Stock Yard.
GsT0RE FOR RENT-The store room
- now occupied by the Adams Express
Company, in Chambers Block, is for rent.
Possession to be given on the list day of
January, 1857. Apply to E fur.1L.s
dec7diw JNO. J.. CHANDLER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10
MARRIED..

Ga the 2sth Of April, by Rev. H. B. Scott,
Edward 3. Ell ID, of Camden, New Jersey, to
Miss NJ airy Montgomery, of this county.
By the Rev. J. P. Finley, on Wednesday,
April 4th, at the residence Of the brides faith
err, Mr.. F. NJ. -Tatlow and Miss Belle DOMAIN,
all of Palmyra, Mo.
On the 18th ultimo, at the residence of the
brides father, Hon. Thomas l.. Anderson, by
Rev. j. P. Finley, Mr. Richard H. Tatlow and
Miss Fannie e. Anderson, all OF PALMYRA, Mo.
The Palmyra (Mo.) Spectator remarks on
publishing the above notice as follows "Gold
dollas received. We wish our young friends
all the happiness and prosperity that kind
fortune can shower upon them. The lucky
bridegroom has carried OF the belle OF our
city, aud strange indeed would it be did he
not enjoy all The happiness described by the
poet
womans love is like the rock
That every tempest braves,
Aad stands secure amid the shock
OF oceans widest waves;
| And blest is he to whom repose
Within Its shade il given
The world with all its care aud woes
viii be to him heaven"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10

Another Great Sale Of Building Lots.-J. T.
Head, Esq will sell at public sale, on Satur-
day the 10th inst, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, thirty
six building 10 9 situated on Delaware, Gilpin,
Shallcross aud Lowering Avenues, and Lincoln
and Union Streets. There are none of them
less than forty-oue feet, and most of them are
nifty feet front, forming beautiful and commo-
dious sltes for convenient homes. This Is the
last Of the Lowering property Mr.. Head propo-
ses TO offer, except at private sale, aud at great-
ly advanced rates. Builders, Contractors,
Spectators, and persons wishing good locs'
lions should therefore take this opportunity to
secure them. The situation is high and
healthy, the Views commanding and beautiful,
the surrou ndings pleasant and rapidly impro-
wing, the Brandywino water and gas have been
extended to the city railway depot, which the
cars leave every few minutes, and the property
in the vicinity is rapidly appreciating in value.
The sale will be positive, without uuderbid.
ding, and no cash required. Money has been
made by persons who have purchased at the
sales Of M, e., and others may yet double
their money by doing so.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-10


James Woolley, No. East Sixth Street,
Wilmin gton, Delaware, 10 the Sole Agent
for the State of Delaware, OF the above men,
,ioned Aetna Life Insurance Company.
Police Afars.--The following cases have
been disposed of since our last;
George Wainwright and James Smith by
officer Shepheard for refusing to show ped
dlers license, judgment $40 and costs.
Amos Nields aud J. Saunders, by officer
Jones, for standing on corner, fnod IS and
costs.
WIN. Gallagher, by officer Jones, for stand
ing on side walk fined S. and costs.
James Hawkins, n, for an assault and bat
| terry upon John l.. Smith.
Michael Garner, by officer Jones, for drunk
enness and offensive language. fined 50 aud
| costs.
Rachel Lopez, n, by officer Wiugate, for
assault and battery upon Mason Lopez, lined
| 81 and costs.
Hannah Wilson, n, by officer Heritage, for
drunkenness, fined costs.
Lost.-was lost on Tuesday morning the 9Th
inst, a small passbook with a leather cover
containing q number of small tickets, and a
few sma II notes. 1t was lost either in Shipley
between Fourth & Fifth, or In Fifth between
Shipley d Market, or in Market between Fifth
and Eigh th SITS. If the finder will return the
book and contents to this office the reward
| euhH Dc 10 ais or ner satibthCtiout huu sho
thanks Of the owner Into the bargain.
Death Of DR.. Cospa.-At the session Of Thu
American Medical Association, held at Balti-
more on Wednesday, DIR. H. F. Askew Offered
a preamble aud resolutions expressive OF th
sense of the Association npon the death of DR.
James Copper, Vice President of the Associs
] ton. On Thursday, DR.. Il. r. Askew Of this
, city, was elected President of the Association
1 White Linimsnt, White Liniment. Simms
White Linment. Beware OF base limitations
8 the name Of White Liniment has only becom
y famous through the curative powers of Simmi
: i White Liniment. Hence the limitations whic
n are worthless comparisons. Sold only
l Wilmington by Simms d Son, sole proprietor
). 4th and King streets.
Bradbx''s Pianos .-"They are the bel
Square Planes have ever played upon
= Harry Sandersop.
?. "They possess In the highest degree all th
y essentials of perfect piano."-L. N. Gottl
~ chalk.
For sale at Grobes so7 Market St.
IN Pianos, Organs & Melodsons, cheap
ne cash, or on easy terms, for sale at Grobe's s.
Of Market 81. & .,i.1