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uhly cpItrol tleIn. no testimony ol our
best citizens, of all claescs, establishes tho
fact, that CHERRY PECTonAL will and does re-
lirYc and cure tho affecting disorders Of the
Throat and Lungs beyond any other medi-
cine. Tho most dangerous affections OF the
Pulmonary Organs yie:d to it's power; and
cases OF Consumption cured by this prcpa-
ration, ars publicly known, so remarkable as
hardly to be believed. were they not proven
beyond dispute. AZ a remedy, it is adequate,
on which tho public may rely for full protec-
ton. iy curing Coughs, tho fore-runner, OF
moro serious disease, it saves unnumbrred
lives, and All amount Of suffering not to be
computed. 1t challenge trial, and convinces
tho most skcrtical. Every family should
early and unperceivcd attack OF Pulmonary
Affections, which arc easily met at first. but
which become iucurable. and too often fatal,
il neglected.. Tender lungs need This de-
safeguard TO children. amid the distressing
diseases which besct the Throat and Chest OF
childhood, ClELRy PECToHAI. is invaluable;
for, by it's timely nec, multi.ndcs arc rescued
from premature graves, and saved to the love
and affection centred on them. 1t acts
speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing srnnd and Notwithstanding sleep.
No one will suffer troublesome Influenza
ana painful bronchitis, when they know how
easily they c,n bt cured
Originally thr Ir..''nri Of lOrg, labor ious,
anu succre-fn! chemical inyceligatirn, no
COST or to.i IL 'n.;"i - making every bottla
in the utnl"st possible perfection. 1t may be
confiiicnt!! r.iied upon as pnsscssing all the
Virtncs IL has eve: exhibited, and capable OF
producing cures as memorable as the greatest
1t HGa ever effected.
PRkrARrD HY
Dr.. J. O. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical mnl Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Nav lG ftmt1i
North Carolina Hay.
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The Southern Celt.

The Southern Celt.
AN 1nISH-AMENICAN REPUBLICAN
N NEWSPAPER, devoted to tho cause of
universal liberty. Tho only Celtic. American
journal published in the Sou'h. Price, 50 so
per yoar, in advance. The ClLT ia published
oycry Saturday, and contains digest OF the
latest Irish and American news, carefully pre-
pared, with Sketches, tales and editorials on
tho events OF tho day. JAS. BRENNAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Adlress SOUTHERN CELT," Charleston
s. G. Dec s
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COL UMBIA, s. G.,
Present Capital, $l5O,00O.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, S5CO,O0O.

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, bearing in
~ terest at the rate of seven per cent. per
annum, will be issued.
NOTES, Bills of Exchange and other evil
denoes OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals:
Stocks, Bonds. Gold, Silver bought and sold.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold.
Directors-J. Eli Gregg John B. Palmer, F.
Son: @. W. Bearden. Of ConeIand 4 Besrden: -
r. l.. Bryan, OF Bryan d McCnrtcr; ". O.
Swafield, Of R. & w. O. Swafield; John c.
Seegers, ". B. Stanley.
OFFICERS.
President-John Is. Palmer.
Cashier-A. G. Brenizer.
Assists Mt Cashier-O n G. Butt Sent %
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BY Committee of Practical Machinists.
H1HE simplicity. durability, case of manage
i mtnt and great range of work OF this
Machine han made i: tho universal favorite,
and leading family Sewing Machine for more
than twenty years, and hcnco il is 10 expert.
mcnt to buy one.
For sale on monthly insta'mcnts, second
door below fnaSiX 0flcc, Colnm hia s. c., by
Feb 81 kctnt for Pnrsley g. ,rrnmn
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Fer Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such rs Coughs. Colds, WhoopinS
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma
and C0nsunl ri ion.
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A CERTAIN CunE FOR CHnIs AND Fever
Flrst tako tho Blood and Liver Pills. to woi
of the b,if and purify tho blood; three or
four will bo sufficient. Then take table,
spoonful of HEINITsH'S CHILL CURE. It
has beentried: we know
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A whole family oured Of biliousness with
one box Ut Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills
This is cheap. practice. now is it? Why, the
Rt'fs GOOD.
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Richmond and Danville RsilIcad.
En- @ EEl1EIssss5 El1EIsss f, coNDENsID 20 i TINE,
alter Sunday, October IS, 1872:
GOING NORTH

alter Sunday, October 13, 1872:
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS. MAIL. EAFnESs.
Leave Greensboro. 2.CO A. III. II 10 A. NJ.
Leave Danyille. ....:. 440 A. NJ. 1.b2 p. nj.
Leave Eurkyille........ 9.44 A. N. CSC P. NJ.
Arrive at licbno ord. .12. As 7. III. $50 p. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Richnond..... LEO p. NJ. $40 A. NJ.
Leave Bu,kyillc.. c.....:. 5.l2 P. NJ. s2s.A. NJ.
Leave Danvillc So. 10 co P. n. 1877 P. III.
Arrive at Greensboro. .l2 rs A. III. $50 +. III.
Trains leaving Richmond nj go I. H., ard
at $40 A. NJ, connect at GreentEclo with
trains on North Carolina pivieit n, for all
points South PassenGers lcaviI 1itl n erd
train for all points East Of Greensboro. Taf.
een6er train leaving Raleigh et C 40 r. NJ. :.
come cts at reensboro with Nol tLe,n.lt III
Mail train, arriving in EiclmcId at ~ IS T.
NJ. JOHN II. MACNUECO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
T. NJ. r. JALcoT. Engineer aid Gen Fupt
NORTH CANOLINA DIVISION.
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Change OF Hchsdule.
SouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD ConpAs4.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Sept. 25, 1872.

=S0huRo OK 6CQ60ulea 49,, -
BouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Sept. 16, 1872.
&4HR % 20 oeongs eo In,o Of s;;set sssesqls as
and after Sunday, 29th instant:
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia et..... Gam
Arrive at Charleston at a 8f n n
leave eon1Itestonat. ........... $50 m
arrive at Columbia at. On n N
N1aaT EXPRESS, FAE1onT AND AccoMmopATloE
TRAIN, lsnndays excepted.l
Leave columbia. q. 80 p m Arrive e an r m
Arrive charleston 7.10p m Leave...G,15sm m
: a Oamden G Train will run as follows:
Arrlye at Columbia at............ 1i55 A. NJ.
Leave Columbia aat.....,2 10 p n
Ariive at Camden nt..... G,65 IT
a. L. TYLER, Vice-President.
81. P1cKISs, General Ticket Agent.
Charlotte. Columbia and Aueusta RE
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, b. o., September ~, 1872.
EH GA @gks5 foS,a! On and n d after 1T .his date.
run over this road:
Leave Cbarlotte. ZIP A.. Al. SOP.
Arrive Augusta. .7.42 P. NJ. $40 In.
ooIEo NORTH.
Leave Augusta..... 6.35 A. NJ. 560P.
As1ivo AeaEs GSs4In;is GHlu%tia 11S5P.
otandard Time ten minutes slower than
Washington; Fix N iru utt ahead Columbia,
No. Train daily: No. Q Train daily, Bun
cay; ayy.;ea excepted. Both trains make close con-
Through tic kets sold and baggage checked
JAMES ANDERSON, aener.,sup.
y. II. DORSEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent
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Change Of Schedule,

Change Of Schedule,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA d ACausTA r. r. Co.
SUPER1NTEKDENr's OFT1CK.
MIL4IE9Ioa, N, O., October 2, 1872.
l1e 9sse "a -SkaES following schedule vii!
be ran by trains on this road: =! 49,
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Dec 4
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

A few days since n boy of IA was convicted
in SonOma county Of the crime Of presenting
q fence picket for a deadly weapon to stage.
driver and obtaining the treasurer-box of
Wells, Fargo II Co, through fear OF the IN
sirument This was bad enough, but might
have been condemned, and laughed over at
the same time, but Tor the fact that the box
was found broken open the morning after the
occurrence and the treasure gone. The pre-
sumption is that the boy intended to get the
contents of the box by presenting the fence
picket, and would have used musket IN
place of the more harmless instrument if lie
could have obtained one The boy is dcpra
we'd and needs rciormatOry discipline. But
the boy siage-rObber has been more than
riyaled by the bloody exploits Of three boys in
Butte county, aged respectively II, II, and |
years, who murdered an old man for his mo-
ney with an art that might become old profess
sora IN the business of decoying and killing.
They not only practiced successful stratagem
upon the old nan, who was cautious, using
the youngest boy as the dcceiYer, to get him
out Of his store and to the place of his sacri-
flee, but the barbarous manner Of the taking
of, the robbing of the safe, and more than
all, the audacity and GOODNESS of ono Of the
boys IN bearing a request 10 OrOyille 10 have
q reward offered for his own apprehension,
almost exceeds belief, the report reading more
like fiction than truth We recount these ex-
traordinary cases Of youthful depravity only 10
remark that they are but the realization of the
prediction oilen heretofore made by good OBJ
servers and well Wshers of humanity. Our
boys are growing up without legitimate OBJ
lects in life, are carly acquainted with loaiers
and vice, and come up 70 hold in contempt
honorable ways Of obtaining living. The
State is full Of yonng "hoodlums" and sports,
and the promise of an abundant crop Of crime
from such fruits is very eyident,-Sacrdment
Onion.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
rORrY.sECoND CONGnESs

SENATE, Monday, Feb. IA report was
submitted from Commodore W0rden, COM
mandant of tho Naval Academy at Annapolis,
on the progress of the japanese students in
that institution, which was read. The com
mittee on InsurrectiOnary States submitted a
report and accompanying testimony, and also
a bill extending the time in which authority
is gwen to the Executive to suspend the ope-
rations of the writ of habeas corpus until the
end of the next session of Congress The re-
port also recommends the passage Of a general
amnesty bill Mr.. Blair presented the views
of the minority of the committee Mr. Bay
ard did not think it necessary to say anything
in defence of the minority in this case. The
testimony was almost Unprecedented in its
bulk, and he doubted very much whether any
human being in the United States would ever
read it. The reports were then ordered to be
printed. The consideration of the resolution
of Mr.. Sumner for an inquiry into the trans
actions attending the sales of arms to the
French Government was resumed.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the consider
alton of the resolution offered by Mr. Shanks,
directing the President 10 open negotiations
with foreign powers in relation TO Ihe immc.
diate exchange Of prisoners captured in war,
and to provide for their return TO their respec
tive homes and TO their nation. The resOu-
ton was agreed to- Mr. Mercer Of Pennsyl
vania moved that the House discharge the
Committee of the Whole from the considera
| ton Of the ball TO repeal the duty on tea and
coffee, and that the House pass the bill. The
bill was passed. The Committee on Outrage:
/ in the Southern States submitted a report
the views of the minority were also presented
The minority report was ordered to he print
ed with majority report.
| SENATE, Tuesday, Feb. c0.-The bill tC
authorize the construction of bridge acrOs
the Mississippi river at or near Clinton, Iowa
after being amended was passed Anon!
the bills introduced were the following 7,
encourage the growth Of timber on the west
ern praires; to provide for reporting ans
printing the debates in Congress by contrac
with Messrs. Rives & Bailey, of the Gloje, 70
two years from March 4, 1871. The oonsd
Grafton of the resolution 10 investigate the al
legged sale Of arms to French agents durin
the Franco Prussian war
HoUsE.-The Committee on Commerce rc
ported bill defining the rights Of part-owr
cTs of vessels in certain cases, giving the pre-
perty owners the right Of removing the ship
masters, even where they are part owners
which was passed A bill was Introduce
and passed removing the political disablili'
from Edward White, of ST. Louis
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A STANDARD REMEDY,

s,eh an article Ia Dr. sIMM,' WHITE PULMONIc
eALsAM II has ID before the puhlis for 70 years,
and has never failed giving satisfaction 10 single in.
sauea Every drop OF this valuable compound Is mixed
by Dr. smms himself and has been prepared only
Nv for the 10 yearspart therefore II can be
nnTa ef Chronic and recent Cougss, Sore Throat Bron-
chtis Asthma, Group WhooPiusCuugh, Blood Splitting,
HOarsenes, &c. ,,,..-,.
tsown merits than Dr.. siMMS' WHITE PULMONlC
BALsAM Thousands of references can be given by the
Doctor aestng TO Its Virtues every dollar bottle u
auarant ed TO give satisfaction sold bV Duggsts and
Store keepers throughout the United stses Price ~
ceuts medium and QUE dollar large sized bottles.
/ Principal depot, Fourth and king streets, sold by
dealers III throughout the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

Notice to Persons Using the Brandy
wine Water.
A LII PERSONS sre hereby notified that for the unne-
n eestAry waite Of water, waste BY leAky hydrant
or pipes supplying the same they W be held responsible
and made pay the penalty As provided by section II
Ordinance recognizing the Water Department, "a
which special att enlion is invited.
C. II. GALLAGHER,
fsbi-lm Chirf Engineer.
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Sherif's Sale.


directed will he exposed to public sale, at the Hotel
kept by William Ford, at kirkwOodi in leneader
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th day Ct March,
1872, at o'clock, P. NJ,
The following dts;ribed Real Estate, viz
.ss.sA A lot Of land situated in Pencader Hundred,
niES beginning at large stone near large Hickory
49, with north Ave degrees and 80 minutes east 81
s-iU prTches to the middle Of aoad thence along said
road and bin ling herewith south II degrees west zlO
perehes to stake In said road thence south nina de-
frees east 20 petches stake thence south II degree
west 90 perches stake thence south degrees and
thirty minutes west % perehes to a stake south 2o3s
degrees, 20 pershss thence south forth-sght de-
gtee west 10 perches thirty deg ees east elk
pei ches to stake south 70 degrees west 10 perch TO
stake south thirty one degrees west q pereoet 10 n
ptake by The back waters OF the Cheslpaks anu Della
wats Canal and thsiesith south 81 degrees east 10
perches south degrees east perches aud four tenth
north Is deg perehes to stake north Al de-
gre s. east psrches and i've tenths south " degrees
east perehes stake south 10 de5reesi east 10 perch
es and south n dege3s east percbes 10 stake upon
or by the path OF the aforesaid Chea cake and Del
aware Canal. thence along the sid tow path rs Olt
peTrhes to a sake standing IN tait tow pm belnk
to,n9f Of land of the aforesaid Henry Cazets hena
with tho said Henry Cazisrs lant north ~ De
grses aud thirty minutes east Ia perehes and hV'
tenthA to stake, north 10 degrees, W 81 nerehss TO
stake north degrees east II perchas to s;aks No
degrees aud 80 minutes east - perehss 20 th'
place OF BEGINNING containing about 2Ol acres, win
Hrick House aud Frame Barn aud othtr out building
thereon erected
sea.d and taken In execution as tue property
'''I "''O''"' ''1 JANIS ARMSTRONG. sheriff.
/ sherins onice. New Castle, February l1ih, 1872.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23


On THURSDAY, the eth day of March,
A. d. 1872, at o'clock, p. M.
qhe following described Resi- Estae, via;
ksaa All that certain tract piece parcel ofland,
lNX consisting OF three certain lots, situated 10 MIL
E.s N8 Greek Hundred aforesaid now being bounded
salkas3& and described as follows, to Wit;
40 I.-Bsginning at a stone the ,ast side Of the
Limestone road, at corner OF W. W. rorberts la md
aud running thence along the rad leading TO East
burns Qua RES south 81 degrees vast 80 CLIO peches
to stone. thence by land OF Juserh Easburn south 70
degre east AZ TO psrches, to htone at corn q
James Dennison's lana, thence by said pehnsons land
north 81 50 degrees, "a 10 perehes TO stake 10
the Limestone road aforesaid thence up the said oan
north 20 degrees west IS 10 pei ches 10 the place Of
bsgiuning, containing EIGHT acres three roods and
thirty three perch ofland he the same more or less
No. 2-Begnning At t1e same placs described 40 lne
beginning Of No, I, aud rms thence by land OF W. W.
Tobet north 81 degrees east II clio perehes toa stone
thence by land OF John Chant north Eve degrees
west 9l0 peIches 10 stake thence by lands OF Tue
same south 81 degrees west IL 2lOO perches TO post
in the Limestone road thence along said road south ~
degrees east 32 100 perches to the place OF beginning
containing El0HTYSkNE N square perrhes OF land u
/ the same more or less. At,
Lot No. 3.-Begins at stone q 2-lO TeTches from thu
| northeast corner Of No. 2, and 10 continuation o
the lines first described In lots No. and p thsnee b.
| land Of w. W. rOrbert south IS degrees east 81 ol
psrches to stone, thence by and OF the sam, north
degrees west ~ 7iO perehes TO post thence by land
Ct John Chambers north o. degrees west ~ lo-lu
perches to the place Of beginning, containing ONE aer
three roods and twelve perchss OF laad DO the sam
| more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the property
William Pen mock and Magsrst L. pennoek, his wifi
""N - JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
! GheriH'fO ONCE, New Castle February l., 1879.
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~
The New York Express whose editor rep
p SCENTS large Democratic constituency on
the floor of Congress, makes some decidedly
lorciblo and timely suggestions in a late issue,
upon the duty and policy Of Democrats, y in
the coming Presidential struggle. The editor
thus sums up his points -
1--WE confess that at present we see but one
way, and that is by uniting upon COMMON
~ trroi;,i all those who are honestly opposed
go the present Administration. There are no
,,reat differences of opinion among really con-
,eNauyc and patriotic men on the following
Isl. The necessity ola Revenue Tariff, with
fewer taxed articles.
I'd Greater honesty and economy in the adj
lninis,radon of the Government
3d. Civil service reform, and civil govern
mcnt in place Of military power
ith. Decentralization.
5ih Complete purifcaiion of the public
service.
Gb Amnesty and peace.
I'll. The onc-tcrm principle for the Presi'
dent of the United States.
stb Local scll.gOvernment
9th A fixed time for the resumption OF
l0tb Public offenders to be treated in The
.amc manner as private offenders.
These. in part or whole win somelliln4
more OF something less for the sake OF genera
harmony. make a sufficient groundwork for
common bond OF union. President Grant ant
i6s supporters in official service have beer
.veiabed in tic balance and found wanting.
The Executive, if not wicked, is weak
even in the 'imalion or Judgment Of thou
sands who voted to place him where he IS
lie has placed In Office a more corrupt an
worse set ol men than ever held office before
who have demoralized the Custom House sci
vice. robbed merchants of millions OF income
and injured the commerce Of the country.
lie has sustained bad men in office, and, as j
Inc case Of Ieet and others in this city, owe
and over again introduced bad men TO Office
10 put down such an Administration, 4
rreat public and private wrongs, ought to !
n hond Of union sufficient 10 unite all patriotic
intellirent citizens in The United States an
what in itself is reasonable and proper thel
onght 10 he no difficulty in bringing ahol
among the honest opponents OF The Admin
frntinu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

IA OGLETOWN uUTEL T0r SALE
l!iaA4 Contains u R0OMS-I up stairs ant down.
Eltt stable Shedding, and pump Of excellent wafer
irtiGAl At door One acre OF grouad attached rice
81,uUUi fl,O1U may remain morris sage. Fo' further
particulars aPply 10 Mrs. ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or to THOMAS NJ. OGLE, No. East Thirl Street
Wilmington, Del. ia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

Erirdci from The Minutes Of ne Levy touti adopted
February IAN, A. D. 1872.
All persons mixing application to the Court for the
reiundg OF Taxes the ground that they were levied
on an erroneous illegal assessment must make sueh
ppcntion 10 person by attorney and set forth the
PARTICULARS Of their claim in writing, verified by oath o.
affirm ton, n . 81,
And nuther notice is hereby given that the Court Will
SIT rs Court of Appeal AMI Tor the transaction Of such
other business as may before il, on the following
days in March, viz on the ot sh I'm stn t-tn' LIN
aud such other days the Court may ADJOURN 10, Hd
further the Court Inns set apart Thursday, the 2lst 9I
lie nproyai or dsapprova Of ronda int several Hun
reds and the g2d Tor the tanser OF school voters and
any other business connected with tie pubic schools
Persons having business with the ConttW Please u'
governed accordingly.
~ order OF tile Levy Count. , al
jNO. p. SPRINGER, CLERK.
New Castle Dbl, Feb. 10th, isih-2w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

CoNNEcTIcuT-The platform Of the Dem
ocrals of Connecticut is received with great
favor. A conservative Republican in Massa-
chusetts says oft;
81 like the new departure of the Democrats
of Connecticut, and hope they VIII VIM
mink thev will, sure. They have the best OF
candidates. and if were in Connecticut, and
could vote, would vote that ticket. II The
National Democratic party follow Connect
emf. l shall never vote the Republican iicke
again. ! am sick OF the party"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

TnE CONSERVATIVES SENATORS in Con-
gress are stirring up the Administration ana
its rascaliies in good earnest. schurz ana
Morton had tilt on Wednesday, when the
gallant Missourian completely annihllated the
noisy, boisterous Morton, the champion oil
moor Grant. The subject under discussion
was the unlawful sale of arms TO the French
during .heir war with Germany.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

"CRucIrY HIM." says the Salem Sla"aara
Is the ejaculation of certain Conservative lie,
publicans who oppose the denomination oil
Grant. Doubtless they are ready to "crueiiy
him. but out of so large crowd OF Radical
delaulters as is daily gathering, there is some
trouble in selecting the t'co thieves 10 place Oh
either side Of him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23
Females Suffering with Rupture

Or other Physical Weakness are invitsa TO visit phA
dsinhiA aud call At q. IA. NkkDJkS' office, No. 1854
Twsnh street. below KAcs, obtain proper Truases,
Brsees Supporters Sc; lady attendant conducts this
denartment with professional ability. Examinations
made and suitable insi umsnts for Prolapaus applied.
n hi NEEDLEs gives personal attention TO male patients
a. Mis- ONCE eOrnsr Twelfth aud Race Streets, Philads
mia. Extensive practice In this special branrh o
Mechanical Remedies. issurss Intelligent and corrse
treatment. es-BANNINGs DRACks adjusted.
jani2-eie lOm
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..,s,,,a,, Pox TpIdemIc In baltimore.

In the upper branch OF The City Councl',
,n Wr1ncsday night, a communication was
received nom DR.. Taylor, Health Commls-
sioper stating that smallpox was Prevailing
IN an epidemic form in the city, ana IS iear-
ully on ihe increase, there being now 40
ceses in the Marine Hospital, and many
ases of confidently concealed IN privs,,e
houses. There were six deaths from small
FOX in the city ast,week.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-23

SIEHIFFNLI
$ Of the Democratic Party Of Nee Castle

10 the Voters Of the Democratic Party Of Ne0 Castle
CvuHfg
GRSrlsNzS :-HncOursged BY many friends aud the
nttarng vote given to at the last nomination cleo
ton am Induced to again offer myself as candidate
fr nomination If Sheriff for the County OF New Castle,
plsdging myself abile by the nomin alton Of said
Party aud give my hearty support u the successful
Re.psetfuliy wM H. LAMB5ON,
New Castle nuidred, December %, ls5l-tn.