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Clear and Harmless as Water.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY


A PERFECTLY clear preparation in one
a ootsie, ae easily applied as water, for re-
storing to Gray Hair its natural color and
youthlul appearance; to eradicate and pre-
vent oandruff; to promote the growth of the
aalr ana STOP it's falling out. 1T rs ENTIRELY
HARMLESS and perfectly free from nny poison-
GUS substance, aud will therefore take the
place OF all the dirty and unpleasant prepara-
tlons now in use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent us from many of our most
prominent citizens. In everything in which
the articles now in use are Objectionable.
Crystal Discovery is perfect. It is warranted
TO contain neither Sugar Of Lead, Sulphur or
Nitrate OF Silver. It does not soil the clothes
or scalp, Is agreeably perfu1ned and makes
one OF the best dressings for the Hair in use.
It restores the color Of the Hair more per-
iect and uniformly than any other prepnra.
ton, and always does 30 in from three to ten
DAYS, virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair
with all the nourishing qualities necessary to
its growth and healthy condition.; it restores
the dccayed and induces new growth of the
Hair more positively than anything else. The
application Of this wonderful discovery aleo
produces pleasant and cooling effect on the
scalp, and gives the Hair q pleasing and ele
CANT appearance.
:. We call especial attention to the fact that a
limited number of small trial bottles can be
had by those wishing to try it. You will no.
slce that In pursuing this course, our aim ia
to convince by the actual merits OF the article
ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Propri,
etor, Washington. ID. G. For sale in Colum.
bia by DR.. Q. II. Mot, and Druggists gene.
rally. Nov o. i1v
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1 Az IxvonunrARY ,Drsaarxa.-Durine

AN ;DKHHRTER .+Durin0
one OF Napoieon's, remarkable CAM
palgns. 9 detachment, of q. corps, com,
manded by Davoust, occupied the Isle Of
Rugen, which they were to avaouate.
They embarked with such precipitation
that they forgot one Of their sentinels,
who was posted in retired spot, so
deeply absorbed in the perusal OF
newspaper containing ON account Of one
OF the Emperor's splendid victories as
to be totally unconscious of their de-
parture. After going to a1d fro for
many hours upon his post, he lost pa
tience and returned to the guard-room,
which he found empty. On inquiry, he
learned with despair what had happened,
and cried, "Alasl alas! shall be looked
upon as o -dishonored, lost.
unhappy wretch that am" His lamen.
tations excited the compassion of q
worthy tradesman, who took him to his
house, did all in his power to console
him, taught him to make bread, (for he
was q baker,) and after some months
gave him his only daughter, Justine, in
marriage.
Five years afterward, stranger sail
was seen to approach the island. The
inhabitants focked to the beach, and
soon discovered in the advancing party
o number of soldiers, wearing the uni
form of the French army. "I'm done
for now-my bread is baked" cried the
dismayed husband of Justine. An idea,
however, suddenly occurred to him and
revived his courage. He ran to the
house, slipped into his uniform, and
seizing his fire-lock, returned to the
beach and posted himself as sentry at the
moment the French we're landing. "Who
goes there?" he cried, in q voice like
thunder. "Who goes there, yourself?"
replied. one in the boat. 'sWho are
you?" "a sentinel" 'How long have
you been on guard here?" "Five years,
rejoined our man. Davoust laughed at
this quaint reply, and gave discharge
IN due form to his involuntary deserter.
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SMALL.Fox IN PHILADELPHIA AND New
YoRK.-The number of deaths from
smallpox in Philadelphia during last
week was 209, out of total number of
deaths from all causes of 5O8 The num-
Der OF smallpox deaths for the past
three weeks has been as follows: Week
ending January 9th, 236; ending 18th,
PIG; ending Goth, 200. In New York
there were twenty-five deaths from small
pox during the week. Ten cases were
reported Saturday.
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The ROYAL Family

The Royal Family.
Il 1910. 80
Prince Of Wales, born November Q. 1871.
Princess Alice, born April IS. 1s43.
FRINGE Alfred, born August 6, 1874.
Princess Helena, born May 25, 1916.
Princess Louisa, born March is. 1918
Prince Arthur born May l. 1850.
Prince Leopold, born April 7, 1853
Princess Beatrice, born April II, 1857
DELIGHT."
The Blood OF the Nation made pure bv
using HElNITSH'S "QUEEN'S DEfIGHT"
and BLOOD and LIVER PILLS Nov 90
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Columbia Music Store,
LVRrand & Son

>AkE pleasure in calling tho attention OF
,,!r = the PnGic to an examination OF their
SIOCk OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE con
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parl0r Orrsns
Meiodeons, Violins, Guitars, Bapjos, Flutes
Accordeons,. Brass and Silver Band lnstru
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
!nstrnments On hand at all times. sheet
Mn1ic sent by mail, post paid on rec. ipt Of
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods scnt by
Express. when ordered. 10 any part nf the
pian0s and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Planos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
ssspecisi attention to Packing. Removing and
desired. at moderate prices. p1
All orders promptly attended to ard salts
faction guaranteed to those iavoring us with
t,I tneir patronage Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music an Nusical Merchandise. Tay-
ior street, Citizens Savings Bank BUILDING,
onIo'a, ~. ". Nov 7
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Special Notices.

= IN
ON mARRIAGE.-HAPPY RELIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses in early lifo. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec "a en,o
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NEW JEWELRY.
VIM. GLAZE.
COLUMBIA, $. O..

kA 10 now opening hno
EN{Oselection of Ladies' and <>
El 3 Gens's Engish ii s sTisa =, snd EE3E
HSS&SSole Agent for the cele. ks11311h
DRAFTED Pauline Watch Company. Philadel.
Phta. Gold Chains, Vest, Opera, Chatelaines.
beont,ne Necklaces, Diamond Rings and
brooches, Pcarl-full anil half tets
SILVER-yVARE.
make his line speciality. All Silver pold
by mo guaranteed equal to coin. Some hand.
some some goods III this linc, suitable for Bridal
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets. Cups, Goblcts, t!nstors. Spoons
and and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg stauds, Coffee
Utns, DC.
CLOCKS.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives.
Household and Fancy Goods.
Guns-English Double Barrel, Brooch.
Loading Ritiee, Parlor Rifles. Air Guns, and
q full stock OF Sporting Goods; Dupont 6.
Hazard Powder; Pietols OF variol ,tyles.
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North Scott l. Co.. banking House.
OC1 ~ f4mo
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NEW CROCKERY
AND
nOUSE-FURNISuING STORE.

H4AH8}NS S1OGh Oh arLlCleS In the 6aOOv6
AlEMEA8$ line. which has been carefully
selected. They invite call
from the cltizens to inspect their
GOODS AND PRICES.
Their stock embraces CROOKERY. CHINA.
PLATED-WARE, TABLE CUTLERY Etc
KINGSLAND tk HEATH.
Under Columbia Hotel.
=. hisdsLAND. A. j. A. HEATH.
SoH a SmO
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WHAT
r it was only i'll tho matter OF GROCERIES.
4 this question could never be asked. he,
cause the people of Columbia and up- country
already know tho fact and act upon it,
ARE
We "i'r the best goods to be found in any
known market, and If better than tho bcat
could possibly be had, We should have them.
YOU
Our ptrlshnb.c goods are fresh doilv Wo
can scarcely supply the demand. dnli Az timcs
nrc IN this class wo include Hams. Breok.
fasi Strips, Tongues, &c.
GOING
IN Flour handling, we think, more heavily
than any merchant here, wo offer peculiar in.
duceintnts in quality AZ in price.
TO
IN Liquors, am assured yOu have tho in
sihc track. We trnst I'LL who give us call
VIII acknowledge The Corn"
DO
III Fancy Groceries and Canned Goods. orr
aS""'''i Il. IL nneqnalcd; every novelty
ABOUT
Ecing added to stock promptly, and standard
goods always on hand.
IT?
So. dear reader, whenever your stock ct
Ir"c",icS rams short: whenever IA deioacy il
required Tor the sick roonl: whenever tho mn.
petite of the cpcurc fails; III short. whenever
you want ANYTHING else but Drv Goods. Bootu
ana SHOES, or tlnccn's Delight, call; and We
can EEL you alao. where they can hc cot for
"o'h'hS GEO. SYMMERS.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
IDEAS. Rcana, Corn, Cabbage, and cyery
1 VARIETY nt fresh and genuine Seeds, for
eale by FISHER & SILIIMAN, Druggists.
Jan ~ Opposite Columbia Hotel.
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" ATCHES.
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

q LAVE on hand Il srlcc.
kh stock nf WATCHES JHWEl Sis;aa
csHAiN, CLOCKS, SILVER an! rIATlb
"AHE, which will d;srrsc &C a.: most rc,
snhahle riiccs. A!so, S"ECfAHLF% tn .ui,
REiAlsilNG i'll my line donc ,,ru,.,,,;y AVID
on good terms
All articles and work warranted to !,.. ~
represented. GEO EEU,,;
"a door below Fnn:*Iy "fficc. Main street.
scegers Beer is Pure.
don, contain Cococulus Indirns Fish
l. berrits :" nnkc ~. rny or Iica,lachc
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n. n. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-roo1n

Groceries. Wines and Liquors.
4 FULL SUPPLY OF CHOICE FAMILY
"A GROCERIES, in alt their varieties. Res
BRANDS t'hampagnes, Wines, Liquors, &c.
suitable Tor Christmas. on hand and for salf
low. by JOHN AGNEW d EON.
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GOODS AND PRICES

Planting Potatoes
s0n BARRELS selected SEED POTA.
GOV ES--Pink- Eyes, Early Rose.
Jackson Whites, Peach Blows and Early
Goodrich, for sale low by
Jan 10 EDWARD HOPE
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Boots and Shoes.
LEATHER ETC

LEATHER, ETC.
~<N j.. old house IF p. H. FLA
jV\ NlGAN, viii" for twenty wears
esA carried on the Shoo trade, aud
W oAhevcr failed to Civ. satisfaction
III every branch, :s now opened hy his sons.
h.h they will conduct the hn-ness on the Old
,;'.i r.an,.kt'p n",hng au 'rst class goods,
lnlck sales and short profits
r. ~. FLAN lGAN VIII snpcrntend the Ma.
n!ihE lltfar:nrnt, and will T.. pleased
20 st" his old fricud- md customers
@ our si1ck consists of Mems, Boys, Youths,
l'auies' M'.ses and Chlldren's
onots, OF all Styles and Varieties.
., h'y VIII leave nothing undone to merit o.
fair share of the patronage so lilrraljv hn.
stnWed we" on their father. Go and see them
AL Hhocs exchanged or money refunded.
rive first class BOOT MARKERS wanted.
). Il. FLANAGAN Il CO.,
Dee ~ %
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For Sale---Splendid Building Let's

OFFER for sale full square, in 1G quarter
iao.9 acre LOTS; bounded by Wayne, Divine,
lotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad. and
the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road. IS Just West OF Levers garden, in ono OF
the most beautiful portions Of tho city.
acre, $50 paid down, and tie balance in in
monthly payments, IS each, and no rates Of
interest. No charge for papers. il payment
fs made as stipulated. All the Lots to be-
Closed out ny February I. Plat to be seen at
the post Office e.. ". WHEEITR
JAMS i
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Pocket Diaries for 1879.

A LII sizes and prices. Miller's Almauacs
a Tor 1872. Also, Leslie's, CasselI's and
other Pictorial Almanacs.
QUO SrEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, in Europe
ana America, colored and plain carefully &C.
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Nrw cAsftE ETkAiNs-teavc New Castle G,r wi,r.s.. .
..n aud rh'lrds hin 90 ~ Leave Flilsicuhi. a.
u - " ana Wilmington 90 =. ". for New Cattle
SNtGSA HhsScH TRstS@,-Add,l,nal a., ta... 49,
will leave Clayton Tor smy rna 20 and - = ~
Leave smyrna for clayton II IS A. " and 3s r d:
make connections with trains and from bower aud s,s
FREIGHT TRAIN With pr..r,,,, r.. .,,..
Wilmington " IS 4. n. New Cattle 70. u,.,s,"..
sSo; Inwnscnd :: ". Clayton, 7 N n,yr, "a. "a -
.m'ns; 70, ,rton: m: Harrington Is; Tarsj.r.
and arrive al Dclmar a, s5' Isas'... 80
leaving Philadelphia at II 10 p Mil .!ras
close connection with this train a, W;ir,;..',..
isc'urnine-Will leave Delmar. 2 "a p -.
rel, } % Scaford, 20; Bridrcville' a M. E..-
mington, % Harrington, az: Fei,on n ~,
| wyoming, 6i5; Dover. 0S; Cluyion go
| Townsend. 20: Miiliernwn = 40. EirL 80
% New Castle, 10. and arri,- n, Wilm,nr,
ION 10 90 ?, y. Philadelphia II 10 >. ~ .rd
haiimorc, 80 A.. NJ SuIjcct TO dclay, inciJsn,
10 freight business '"''aeo'
| rms 'ra'h vii stop 10 take up passepv~rs o.,x
NJ stations named, but will sci lown ,,,sssn-.!
nl any stopping place. Excgrr lIarss corcs,
State Ke"d, Rodney md Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent co,,,. -.
Queen Anne's Kent Rnilronds for KenncJ, , IN.
sudicrs'il'c aud intermediate places '"'''
\, Clayton. with ". 4 ID. h n. for r..,..
and intermediate places. ~ 1'''"a
:, AZ Harrington, with ]. 4 b. X. n. far Mi,c,rA
Gcorge'own. Lt"es aud in.crmc,jis,. No..
~ Scniord, with u. 4 u. Il, n r., rsi...,.
burg and Cambridge &c. ''1''.s
A. belinnr, with T.. s. H. r. IN, S.,;.h,
frihcrss Anne. trsfcd also for B.r,;n .nd II
or stations on the ". & =. r. n e o's
| "As -'-p IL y kENNEi Superintendent.
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yUnlUnlfA1, HrL Ne.

Wn0ChQan, " -, 6sss ~ neesias
U ~ Gso'e glory dawnf
~ ~ oeD1o tA1s DD1Sk lto eeoinE
r. 49, ~ pathway shcnei
IUylm, ~ aflos, lock round thse:
= 01et = ossatlne In The skiss;
~ ~ bridal robe arvuad thsS,
0oeulug eawas, asisp. arise!
Weoshnan, ~, The tight V iessuiss,
0s3Geess ssill spnn The way
Uo11o through all the earth arv e!ra,aiae,
OuDcaA Of slse coming day
when tn Jahal trumpet scasdinS,
SAall awake frum Garth and sea,
Aad ths sAiuss of upd ssw sleelinx,
Csed In imnos,sli'y.
Watchman, ~, the land Is wearing,
with iis vernai ftuiss aud Aowers,
0a luss yoades, q Nv cheering
!, Bloo1 forever Edeu's bowers!
IIark the choral strains ARE ringing,
Waftpd on the haliny air,
oee tho millions, hear them singing,
Ssoa The pilgrim win be there.
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SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

Every person getting up club Of five nj 81 60
each, or eight at 81 so each, will lie entitled to
An extra copy Of the Magazine for 1879, ani also
TO copy Of the superb parIor mczso,in, lsi,e -
inches by ls,), Five Times Unc To-Day"
which, At u store, would cost four dollars Spec
linens sent, gratis, 10 those wishing to get up
Clubs. Address.
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. BOG Chestnut, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct 2e--tf
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BARL0w,s INDIGO BI.rE

for hlnins clothes. Il will color more water than
four times the same weigh, Of indigo and mach
more than any other wash blue in the market,
the oplS genuine is that put up at ALrRrD Witr-
RgRGgus bare SfoRE. No 233 North Second St
Philadclphia, Pa The aLcls have both VIII.
hcrgcrs and Barlow nan,c on them, al othtr,
are eountorfai. For sale by MOS, rroccss and
druggists.
WiI.TBERGERS lNDELlBI.E INK will he
found on trial 10 be y superior article. Always
on hand, Gnd for sale q, reasonable priccs Pure
Grunl Spices, Genuine Medicines, rhalnois Skins
Spongcs, Tapioca, Pearl Sage, ard all articles
in the drag line, at
ALFRED VII TBER q En- s DREG STORE.
v. ?1l Norh .Scoad ~. fAG,itigbia, Pa.
July 3. lsil-lv
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 G AS H.

y. Ri ain also prepared at Mt my shop in
Odessa, 20 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sewer
with all its improvements and in the most sub
sian,ial manner, TO the liaines h Moods or any
common grain drill now in use, ana guarantee
TO give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment will please
forward their orders rs soon ~ possible MS only
n limited number will bc furnished this season.
TER delaware Phosphate Sowcr attach
cd old drill Sl5, Cash or an approved note at
30 days. W.. y. HAMILTON. u. ID.
july iG--a Odessa, Del.
A. BRADLEY, AGgSr,
Midiie,own, nel.
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wILTBERGEU's
1Nln nvorinr Extracts

are warranted equal to any made. They arc pre-
pared isom the frait, aud will hc found much
better than many Of the Extracts that are sole
Atk Yanr Groc,r or bruggisi .fcr Bih!pqo', |,
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Mules ! Mules I!

rTVHB undsrsigusd will have fbr sale, ps asd
i nfles the 30th Inst. at Mjddlssogu Hotel, I
lot Of superior young wsstsrn Nplss, which they
vill dlspoes of q low priess ~ lAvofabls tssn,i
earussS ssd oshess ig want ri Nules ~ insitsl
70 saanlas ssf slssk.
wALxBn : nsD0WDLL.
xladIts~s, ~. ~. -, ieys-is
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Kent County Rail Road.

I'liE Kent County Rail Road helm. .,.,,.
= TO ksnntdyviiic. trains will RIM !. ~. v.'
DAYS excepted. Tor freight and passe ss,rs h.-
tween htnn'dt,iilc aud Towns. nj. wb,s. ,,a..
eohErriion will bc made with trains OF ,hs n",. ~.
ware X. Il, commanding on v "' pe'"'
MONDAY, OCTOBER o1,6 1s7o
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DIVORCES.

UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENCY,
Isrsniisnep 1858.
nWuRcES legally obtained In every State
, where the laws are liberal On the subject,
and under the United States Laws. for persons
from any State or Coun,ry--l.gal every where
descriion, cruelty, non-snpr ort, drunkenness,
etc sufficient cnuse-no publicity required-no
fee until divorce Is obtained.
Call on, or address
GOULD & BURGER,
corSsgLLogs-Ar-LAw,
broadway, I'd door below John St.
Oct. q, ls,l--6in.
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Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all others. These plates arc engraved
on steel twice the usual size, aud contain ss FIX.
ure. They will be supcrbly colored. Also, sev.
eral pages Of household and other receipts in
short, every thing interesting to ladies.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY
An ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE,
EDITED BIZ J. q. HOLLAND,
AsaAss q "B'a,r-Sss~," F" "Ks,Ariss, "T;no,ly
faremo's Ley.vs," tr.

THlS ruagssirs, which has risen % rapidly in
l. popular favor, has now been Greatly En-
lasgtd, and will te still, further improved during
The coming year. Arrangements have been per-
fscted 10 secure the best illustrations and the mos,
emuent contributors On both sides of the Atlantic
osribnsr for 1879 win be unsurpassed in literary
we'll ~ artistic excellence by any periodical OF
IL class Ia the world.
Tho January number will be especially attrae-
I've, and will be worthy OF preservation as an
sxamrie Of the ~xccllsnce Of American art. A
oeriso OF papers by Mr.. Gladstone, Prime Minis
tss Of 8ngiAsd. will shortly appear; also an a.
h;e discussion of the National banking System
Of this country; a new eiory by Mrs. Oliphau, is
promised, &c, kc. whilst every number will be
rich In shorter s'oriss illustrated articles Of pop
siaf scisnce, poems. essays, editorials and Re-
sisss, Ac., &c. The subscription price is s.. 90
pr year. payable in advance.
TO enable all parties 10 commence with the Sc
riss, which We are cure will be worthy Of careful
preservation, We will send TO any desisr or new
ssbscriber, the ~ numbers Of Volumes |. and II.
Ssr u 90, or the ~ runbcrs prisr to Janua-y,
teS3, for $3.50. The whole will contain
More than 5000 Pages.
more than 800 brilliantly written articles, and
nearly loo completed stories, tales Of adventurs
wisasd humor, Poems, &c, ke., combating with
sheas The ahlest editorials and the most beauii-
fui Illustrations, some Of them said by the critics
Ths Cheapest. Choicssi, and mos, charming gifs
beeks Tor the family.
A WHOLE LIBRARY IN ITSELF
snE onLy s. SO.
We quote, ~ fairly representing the general
eentinsnt Of the newspaper press In repard TO tho
0ostbly, the fslloWisg from Ths B.fai0 Csm-
0weiaj AdfUiis~.
"0cribnsrs hon,hly 10 4 splendid success. Il,
hss taken iis place 10 The front rank OF the peri
sdisals Of the world. In the beauty Of ,s typo
graphical appearance, the perfection Of It's illus
trasions the variety of iis reading matter, and
The vIsor Of iis editorials and In general good
esd noral Influence, It iss publication Of which
Ansrica should feel proud
Rs@it In Checks or y. q. money orders
vss sals By ell dealers.
SCRiBSER / CO.,
Dee S-lo s5+ broadway, y. r.
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MEEa IN
Delaware Rail Road Line.
snn,mrr Arrangense6l.

IN and snrr H.rdsy. July Inn. 1871. (ewaAays a.
" crpsea.t rssrsH~ Trains viii leave lbiioss: IN
Heafn- eoryN.
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Townsend ss5 2lO A,,,r,
kcn-dy,ille - so
Passenger. from kcnncdyvillc, and all s,.,isn,
On ilic hcn' County Rnil Road. will reach Nil.
uhneien ~ lo.ia =. " Philadelphia n, il1s
n. and baltimore at i.os nv.
leave baltimore president Street Denon -. a..
A.. 4. ~ Philadelphia tpepo, corner Broad n. "a
Washington A,enuel At 8.3o, A. \. ana VII.
n'ineion at i0.i0, A. " W"
:. Stage will run between chcs,er,ov. ..S
hei.hediysillc making close connections vi,h
..","s ''S' anu west. u will leave CI,tsler,ows
on arrival Of iriin aud reach Cbcs.rr,ovn sbons
1.so' - ~ J. u. wiNGATE.
apr SUI Chief Eng r a.d Ssp't.
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TER Ms-Aiways In Advance

Ono copy, Tor one year ........x 0t
Five copies, for one ycnr,..... ............. ot
Eight copies, for one year................. ~ 0t
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
N.w CAsrLs corHrY, Dec. IS, 1871

1e0lSTERS OFFICE,
Hsw CAsrLs corHrY, Dec. Is, 1911.
Cron the application Of James c. Matthew'S
Administrator " Alexander Averil, late OF st.
sleorers lIandrrd. In said Couniy, deceased Il
10 ordered and directed BY the Register, that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice Of the grant
Ing ef Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
sf the deceased. with the date Of granting there
ef by causiaa advertisements To he posted with
10 forty days from the date OF such Letters, 10
six Of the most pu'ilic places In the County Of
New Castle, requiring al, persons having de-
snands against the Estate. 10 present the same,
Vt abide an Act Of Assembly IN such case made
asd provided. And also cassc the same to he
inserted within the sumo period In the Middle
fssr 7vosscrYs,a newspaper published In Middle
sswu, and TO be continued therein two months.
49,, Given rndcr hand aud Seal Of Ofiics
l.. o. {of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
S--' is New Castle County aforesaid, the dag
and year above written. u. GIBBS, Register.
NOTiCE.--AIl persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the same
duly atiested to the Administrator on or before
Dscembsr 18Th, 1872, or abide an Act OF Assem-
kiy In such case made aud provided.
JAS. c. MATTHEW'S, Administrator.
Dee. -, is7i-?m Address Odessa, Del.
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