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-Perciy B. Spear has been pardoned
Gen. Robt. Patterson Is III Of pneumonis.
"A testimonial is being prepared for Mrs. E.
N. Thayer.
The ash cars must move notwithstanding the
horse disease.
Daniel Bergen beat his wife and Joseph
Dutill his mother. Both were committed.
WIN. Spellssy, who was stabbed in the ABB
domen by one Of his workmem lew days ago
has died.
Horse Jockeys have lost sight Of the cpl
lippic in the return Of Goldsmith Maid and Lucy
from their tour
Capt VIM Elliott died suddenly, yesterday:
He will be remembered as a manufacturer OF
telegraph instruments.
John Taylor assaulted Mrs. Gilligan, when
she spoiled Johns countenance by striking him
in the face with teapot.
A policeman has been discharged for re-
| fusing to disclose the hiding place OF q sweet
Italian hour from Washington whom he is con-
ceAling.
"A delegation has gone down to Washington
| 10 present the claims Of George Fairman and
George FAirman, Jr. for the succession to the the
postmastership.
--sAm1 Paper, between 5 and 6 years Of age,
/ wss run over by coal wagon and killed, yester-
day, while Michael Mclaughlin was mashed to
| death between cars.
| The Inquirer says there is nothing more
beautiful than Patriotism spelled with big p
/ There may be difference OF opinion on this
point-spelled with big P.
| Verify the prayers OF the righteous ayaietf
/ much Bishop Wood has been praying for the
| abatement OF the horse disease, and two week.
old boy baby was left on his doorstep.
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1t is the easiest thing in the world to lose the
blessing Of health but when lost It is not easy 10
regain II. The popular idea Of nfty years ago that
a tremendous securing Of the boz els as an esst n
ii ement Of in almost all diseases has foTtu
nately for mankind been pretty effectualy exploded
The introduction OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters
nearly quarter Of a century ago, NAV be said TO
have given the coup de Trace to drastic pu ga ion
TIE world has learned frou the beneficial effects
produced by that admirable preparation. that one
medicine may embrace the three prop rites Of q
tonic lax tive and alteratve that the three
curative processes OF invgoraflon publication aBr
regulation may be compass d at the me time ~
the operation OF a single agreeable remedy There
are sound philosophical reason for the remarkable
Improvement which the Bltters occasion In the n
dition OF a deranged and an enteebled syst m
This pnre combination of vegetable juices not only
strengthens the st macn, stimulates the appetite
md braces the nerves, but also iInparts tone and
.igOr to the cretory rKaHsas the skin, the liver
and the kidneys ~ and II the blood has become toe
hin and terV 10 nourish the body properly, en-
riches and vtaizes at " raw material" Of al tn,
solid portions of the frame. At this period OF she
year, when intermittent feVeTs, bilious disorders
stomach complaints, and dysenteric and diarrhe
al ments are always more or less rife, Occasona
doses OF the bitters will be found the b. St safe
guard against the atmospheric conditions wheel
generate them. An accession o. general vigor i
necese Try TO enable the syssem TO rrs'st the mOri
influence Of the mala' tOus vapors when rise iron
the earth a. this season. and OF the known invigOr
ants Hostetters Bitters is the safest and the mes
| potent
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A correspondent writing to the Cincinnati
CHamerciGl, from Andersonvile, Ga, gives a
description Of the old prison grounds and the
cemetery there. The stockade il falling 10 decay
and " ar or two more will effsce It entirely
except from our hearts and memories. The
dead Uncover which 20 many brave soldiers
parsed TO the freedom Of eternity rather than
endure the misery Of life = can only be traced
here al there, for mrst Of the marks the Ia It
ei Int years have obhtetAted. Thetithirt, i've
wells which the prisoners dug with cnps an
spoons remain just a. they were left And the
onde full spring which discovered an,
n orning, after thunder storm, flowing down
the hillside, still yields its sweet. pure water a.
esly now a. then. The cemetery with / r
thirteen thousand graves is on the slope OF a
| lniiful hill Over the quiet spot young trees
give the cool shade which would have been 90
gratefully sought by the poor fellows whose
lives we're ended under the scorching sun.
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rHK pHILAnEIPHrA Posr.orFICR

The appointment of a successor to General
Bingham, as postmaster at Philadelphia, ezcites
the interested attention OF numerous Pennsyl-
vania Republicans, and large delegation have
bsen in Washington, within few days to urge
different candidates. The chief contest seems
to lie between George Truman, Jr., and Mr..
FAirman. The former is an outsider" and the
latter has been Secretary to Postmaster Bing-
ham. Between the two, the public interests GER
tsinly ought not to suffer, since one is True
man and the other Fair man. 1t is sisted, how
ever, that the President informed the delega-
ton that he considered it to be his duty to en-
force the Civil Service" rules, which require the
promotion Of worthy subordinates in public Off
ces to the superior position whenever the latter
become vacant and that he would not go out
side Of an office for an appointee II he could lind
a capable man within it,
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ORIGIN OF THE FIRE-THE BgILDMos DESTROYED
--Loes AND INSURANCE
PHnApEIPHA, Nov. 10.
The FIRE at Disston's saw works originated
aeom the explosion Of an oil can.
Three buildings were destroyed, valued, with
contents at one hundred and fifty Thousand
dollars, and insured for one hundred and fifty
six thousand dollars.
-Four other buildings, belonging to the works.
were saved by the hremen.
The establishment was doing a business OF two
million dollars per annum. The present disas
ter will cause merely temporary Inconvenience
The works covered nearly all the square
bounded by Front, Haydock, Carol and Laurel
Streets and gave employment to 1000 workmen
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The Postmaster general has reversed his re-
cent decision in regard 10 chromos, engrAvings,
&c The department now holds that under the
new postal code ohromos, engravings and other
prints shall be classed as printed matter in re-
gard to postage and as to weight Of the package
TO be admitted into the mails Hence. packages
weight may by mailed to one address at one cent
for each two ounces or fraction thereof prepaid
by postage stamps. Such packages must be put
up 30 that the contents may be readily Ascer-
tanned without destroying the Wrappers and
the address
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The proprietor of the Jegersonidn, Mr.. W. H.
Hodgson, announces that he will commence the
issue of daily afternoon paper, in West Chester
on Monday afternoon, to be called the Daily
Local Netos. 1t will be neutral in politics, and
served to subscribers at six cents per week
Mr.. Hodgson unquesionsbly DISPLAYS enter
prise in this new venture and we trust it ma!
prove q successful one.
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speriaI Asttfss.


At the present time when 20 msny persons are
suffering from Throat and Lung diseases every one
should bear in mind the necessity OF attending 70
them at their o1fnm ncement A neglected cough
or cold. no mater how "alightn at ntst frequently
terminates in consumption BAseoHe CONF uNp
SYRUP Tan never fails in curing the woret cases
of CouRha, Colds. Hoarseness rore Throat, Asthma
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Throat and LungA
Ii l. an intailanie rem dy for Hopping cugn
Sold by all Drug Stores and dealers throughout the
United States
p R-See that the signature OF RUSSELL Lam
pfs Prop'rs Is on each wrapper nov1s Ct I
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SpsfiaI Autitts.
Avoid coneunptIon.

No enemy TO the human Is more TO be dreaded
and 10 more nsidious In It's approaches than the Toe
fatal strny' OF fealth and happiness OF my riads
=" Copsufnption.fn It's ghsstly FORM The duty OF
all Is to eua against It's irst advances This may
be zone by the timely use Of Dr. TUFTS ExpectoranI
BosroE February ., 1870
Or. I'm. %. Tut:
Dear Sir-will YOU please inform me at what drug.
gi.t, in New York, eau get your kxpectoraR', as
can use acme Of i 10 advantage, having seen the
effect OF 1t on a friend OF mine am FULLY salts
ed that It has but " b. tred 10 establish us merits
IL works ike magic. What is your wholesale price
delivered in New YORK; Let me know where It cal
be had for the present In New York, and will com
mnnicate further with you al another time.
Very truly yours,
II. Ii. BARRON, 90 Summer street
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Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and Te
able Illuminating OIL for family use, free net only
from the danger VI an explosion, but from the dan
GER Of the nnid igniing should the lighted lamp D.
upset. II is 4 ee from 90 ectunAble door, burns IN
The ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light IN
equa led Dy gas, satisfactory In every particular ano
Tres from all apprehension OF danger IL 10 put up
IN one ga , i've gall and ten gail. packages; eacD
can is cl sed with a metal cap, bearing the manu-
facturers's stamp. BY Purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the Eenulneness of the goods is wai
anted with the asburan Of Obtaiuing an oil per
fectly pure and safe. supplied, Wholesale and TO
tail BY
& BRINGHURST a CO, Apethecaries.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington
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Gold closed yesterday at 1893. Government
securities mostly advanced the advance ranging
from S0%. The exceptions were the currency
6s, which declined Il, and the registered lssls,
which declined y. In Philadelphia, stocks were
moderately active. closing steady.
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A letter from Cuba says there are IS, 900 insur-
gents under .arms in that Island. They suffer
from a scarcity of clothing and medicine. Deser-
tions from the Spanish forces are said to be fire.
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The work Of the Female Bible Society, in thit
city during the past year, is set forth in the
Annual Report which we print elsewhere.
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Full official returns OF the vote Of Pennsylvsnis
give General Grant majority Of 1877, 1873
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Rover's Aoof LInIment.

BoNoF HooT LInInn8nts
have tested Boyer's Hoof Liniment on the feet
OF over one hundred horses The difference in the
condition OF the feet is so great In It's favor That
would not be without IL for ten times It's cost. II
should be properly applied 10 every horses hoof es.
pecially IN the Summ-i when IN no ses feet ar
always In contact viii the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become ard and feVerlsn.
viii h produces contraction, carns, quarter Cracks
,ontrac ion Of the OacK hlnew, commonly called
'kueo Sprung" aud often from the pains in TIT
huOfs It PRODUCES sweeney in tine shoulder. We re-
.Ummend It as the best preparation We ever used
IL should be used on every horses hoOf as common
~ as oil Ii Used on har ess or IN n D0oa 10 ketp
them In good condition. E. X. GINKLIN,
Proprietor aud Superintendent of the Continental
stables, SAMSON street. Philadelphia
B. BRINGHURsT a CO., Apothecaries
cor. Sixth and Market streets
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
HoOf Liniment, are tully prepared TO supply II
wholeAaie aud retail at the manufacturers prtiea
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Fosters Celebrated Tonic BItters,
Fosters Blood Purifier,
Fosters Infallible Oriental Pile SalVe,
Fosters Rose Worm 9zenges,
Wveths KlixiV Beef, Wine ana Iron,
WVeths Elixir Va erinats OF Ammonia,
Rlis Bitter Wine OF Iron,
Zlns' El xir Calasaya TX and Iron,
Dr. Pierce's aolde" Medical Discovery,
DR. Pierces Pleasant PurgatYe Plllets.
FOSl Kris DRUG STORE,
Front and West Wilmington Del
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Great Discovery
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON will efec-
tuAlly cure Liver Complaint, dyspepsia, JAundice,
hronic OF Ne vOus Dtbinty, Chronic Diarrhea, di
seases OF the Kidneys and all diseases arr ing from
a disordered Liver, stomach or Intestines, such as
Constipai alton. tlaIu tnce Inward Piles, Fullness
b oUd 10 the head, Acidity Of the stomach Nausea,
Disgust for Food, Fullness or eight IN he Stomach
Sinking or Flut,e ing at the pit of the stomach
swimming OF the head, Flutlering at the Heart,
boxing or SuHOcating sensations when In living
eOs ufe yel0NDess VI the 5Ain and Ey-s, constant
maginingB OF evil and great oppression OF spirits.
1 hey are entire Ves etaOle and iTee from Alcohol
sJniv lants and all injurious ingredients, and art
pleasant in taste and smell, mi 10 their operations
will remove Impurities from the body, and give
health and ViROr 10 the frame.
KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON.
only ask trial Of this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. e II. l. UNKEL, Sole Pro-
prietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
ASK Tor Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take nc
other
For sale in Wilmington by &. Mclnall, Jr., Second
and Market and h. Btnghurst Co., sixth and
Market. oct 3O-ly
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Bats mud Gaps.

r. II. RUMFORD . BRO,
F as b ienable Hatters,
n
NO. AoA MARKET STREET.
sep ST-1y WILMINGTON, DEL.
Professional Cards.
r. Q. OUssiN0S, 81, g MEs;;;N., street.
OFFICE HOURS.
., to sX, M
octtsm. Residence, 500 iARkEr ST.
HoNKoPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
mayo No SIS W. seventh street.
DR. ". Q. sNITcHER.
309 DELAWARE AVENUE
sop S-ly Opposite Baptist ohuSsh) wnzn'sTOH.
NETS oE TEETH eto TO 500.
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ISI RFM
%3>4ScSM
aSI.!.z.!.II!.I')
T4'R
Something New.
cAPsIcUM LAsTER,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia. stin Neck, Head
ache, Lumbago, &C
II will not bl ster ike Mustard. and can be ap-
piled without any trouble. For sale BY
R4o sHoKMAKKR,
SOC Market strest. Institute building.
wilmington. Del
saIoups-Tous-Ies-m
We have received another small invoice OF this
iS'O'''s IN SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
seventh and Market streets.
Spears solution,
For Preserving Ffuit still ret,ins Us hgn plae 10
the esteem o those who study economy OF time
labor and money. 1t is sold By
SAITH PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Channels Skins.
A nne invoice OF new Chamois skins, Just opened
By Smith PAINTEh, DruggistA
seventh and Market streets
keen's
Double Supernne Mustard la cans and Btekney
Z Wi : IA salTH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
wax Flower Materials,
In variety, new Supplies being constantly received
Al the manufacturers prices, by
SAITH a PAlNTRR, Druggists.
Seventh and Marke streets.
LIebIRs 'comR %sSs. Extract OF
The genuine article ID oy -
Seventh and harAet stIeets
pure olive oil Of ak.
such as we bottle under own label, ia, we
| ret smith PeINIRR,
Seventh aud Market streets-
Fosters Celebrated self-AdJustinR
| wood Pad.
| DousIe Truss. the most comfortable and efnctent
Another large and well selected stock II Trusses
/ BRACES supporters syInges and surgical apph
/ ances received al Foser's truss and Brace Depot
/ Front and Wet streets. = he demand steadily in
| creasinq Special Inducements nov offered 70 pur
chasers Personal attention given TO hitting. Pri
/ vate 70 ms for lanies and gents separate.
Mrs, toster's Cough and CrouT
| Syrup
| Hassons Compout syrup Of Tar,
sine's syrup Of Tar a. d y lid Ghersy
Rltters syrup for Coughs and Coldi
1-' many ''' FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
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DR. TUFTS HAIR DYEi, sold everywhere.
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Mrs, toster's Cough and Group
Syrup
HassOns CompOut syrup uf Tar,
sine's syrup Of Tar a. y lid Ghersy,
WlstAr's Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
RltteI's syrup for Coughs and Colds
- FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West
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possibility for him to touch the crow.
The sergeant, however, compelled him
to take a bite, and it was the only one
he did take, for his breakfast came up
so rapidly to protest against crow that
the soldier relented and told him to
sgit y and never to trouble a Buektail
again.
Here would seem to be another pro-
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is another chapter.
CHAPTER III.
The next day the old Virginian,
smarting under the indignities he had
suffered, in not only having his pet
crow killed, but being compelled to
eat a portion of it, went to the head
quarters of the Bucktails and made
complaint of the big sergeant. The
Colonel at once sent an orderly for
Sergeant Smith, rightly surprising he
must be the person referred to. The
sergeant obeyed the summons prompt
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aside and entered the presence. Snap
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erect in the position of attention"
he brought bis right hand quickly to
the visor of his military cap, and gave
the customary salute to his Colonel.
Sergeant" said his commander
very gravely, "do you know that gem
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Eyes, SIR" was the prompt reply.
How did you become acquainted
with him, sergeant ~
1--WE dined together yesterday, sir, p"
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The roar of laughter which followed
this reply need not be described, nor
the manner i'll which the old Virginian
joined. The sergeant was sent back
to his quarters, and the interview be-
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the latter to dine the next day at the
old mansion.
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