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"The Saving Deposit Life Insurance PIan,"

10 which they Invite the attention of those
contemplating insurance. 1t Is believed 1t
Will commend itself to universal favor.
Those insuringu On this plan will do permit
tel, they choose, tn withdraw their entire
equitable interest at the expiration of a
certain number of years; and there are
other features that obviate the objections t.
Insurance on other plans Explanations Of
now i'll the hands Of the Compauy's agents.
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New Style Hat, aud Bonnets at NJ Bryant
CblIdren and Mlsses SHOES

W. ]. Philips has jus. received Black
Silks, Black and Colored Alpacas, Poplin
Opera Flannelx.
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Pimple.. Eruption., Ronxh skin.-

Pfmp1es. EruptiOns. ROnxh Skim.-
The system being put under the influence OF
DE. Rierse's G6ldea Medical discovery for
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear,
soft and Felvety, and being illuminated with
the glow of perfect health from within, true
beauty stands forth in all IT'S glory. Nothing
eyer presented to the puplic as beautiier OF
the complexion ever gave such satisfaction
for this purpose as this Discovery. The eff
fects of all medicines which operate upon the
necessarily somewhat slow, no matter how
good the remedy employed. While one to
three. bottioe' cisay the SKIN az pimples,
blotches, eLqptiofs, yellow spots. ,oomsdones
to cure some cases where the system is rotten
with scrofulous or yirulent blood poisons. The
cure Of all these diseases however, from the
common pimple to the worst scro;uia, is with
toe use of this most potent agent, only q mat
ter of time. Sold by all druggists.
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RElIGIOUs INTELLlGENCE.

There will be Sacramento Meeting at
Hsnseley Chapel, near Southport, en-
braciug the Sd Sunday in December.
Rev, S, G. Caruthers has returned
and will preach in the Cumberland
Church Sunday moruiug sud at night.
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NnficA

Notice..
The undersigned has now on hand ID or 81
thousand feet Of good seasoned LUMBER,
which he will deliver il Columbia at the mar
ket price. Forpsrticulars apply to Embry 4
Frierson, O.. Martin. Embry L Wright.
80. Fulton.
Columbia, Aug. 9, 1872. II.
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Hair coils. chignon. and plaits, in real and
imitation. ~
All styles in leather belts.
A uliassortment of all the latest novelties.
at IL. j. Bryant's.
Men and Boys Hats and Caps
Selling at Shcegog & Sons from 80 cents to
500,
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one Of the most
eiiectual rene
dies ever hscov-
cred for cleans
! ing the system
! and purifying tic
II has
stood the test of
wears, With u con-
stantly growing
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Everybody IL Invitetl

Great bargains offered in Clothing, Boots
Shoes and Hats by W. J. Philips.
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First Round OF Quarterly Meetings
for Columbia District.
Springhill, Nov. % and "a.
Pisgah and Hampshire, Nov. 30 and
Dec. !.
Duck River at bigbyville, Dec. and &.
Columbia station, Dec. Ia and ID.
CulleOka station, Dec. q and y.
Oct, a5th. lS7a. WIN. DOss, 7. E.
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Il =
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA HERALD, D.,
Friday, Nov. list, 1s72.J
| Rdeos None in market.
Bxtter-20a25c.
BeesW0r-25c. e $3.50 q
Biaekino-75c.9le 10 p dog.
Ba' Lev-4c9J0c q bushel.
Coton-l59l61S for low middling.
Cotton Nscd-40c per 100 Ms.
Cora-40c. None in market.
Coges-Rfo, 2026e; Java, s0Q3 Lagutra, ~
Coat Oil-s71sc by the barrel; 400J0c = gal.
Candles-22,za25c. 2 70.
Dried Frwit-Apples ~ to &c; j peaches &c; Il
apeaches Sto4; psslsd psaehsss to 0s. dull
Taosr-sIoo@4 per 100 n.
Ginger-4U950c.
Iron Tes-llc.
Lard-10c. ss4IJa sr
Lime-5O@60c. y busheI.
Neal Soc. None in market
Aolasses aud Svrups-common, soc. 0l0c; goi-
den syrup, $l91.25.
Oots-25930c. v bushel.
Pea Nms-- 75to Soc, common to choice.
Peppsr-35940c.
RE -55 to Csc. y bushel.
Sais-CaTload, $40; retail, 425 y Dbl.
Soop-l09l5c. '7 a.
&oda-S9l0c. f.,s
Suqor-New Orleans, u0l5c; Demerara, l4.0
l5c; A sugar, l5c; crushed and Vranulared,
151sal6c. ~ .f 49,
Ted-sl. a5Ss2.J0 ED.
1alto,c-8c. u n. 8
Wooi-Washed, 4oc; unwashed, . to soc. Lit
Hheat-Firm at sl25 to $50.
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Ladies' and Children Furs

A splendid assortment of latest style ladies'
neckties, silk fchus, net fchus, lace collars
and ruffs, at 81 Bryant's.
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New Goods, New Goods, direct from Now
York, just received at NJ. j. Bryant's.
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NHIIUfeN dnu MISSeS BNOcS
Offering at Sheegog & Sons,
at from % cents TO $3.50 per pair--a new lot
just received of superior quality, made OF
Kip, Calf, Goat and Kid.
Just received by W. j. Philips, Bed Blank
cts, Breakfast SIiawls, Boulevard Shirts, La
dies and Gents Sllawls st the lowest prices
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DEATHS.

Near Southport, III this county, FRIDAY
last, SILAs L. NEACH, aged about 70 years.
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STRAYED

From my residence, about the frst OF Uc-
: tODer. Two Cows. one n strawberry colored
and yew neck Mich Cow. Also one Red
Muley heller. Any information will be re-
warded or thankfully received at my mill
on Bear Creek.
Nov. 81, lS72-2t. L.. ID. WALKER.
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Cash B.yers
are luNltcu w SuctSoS "a Sun :.
The Public Library Of kentucky Gift


CNsn BHyer
are particularly invited to Sheegog { Sons.
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And again Return ~
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BOTTLES Full OF BEAUTY.-Ladiee, if you
would havtbeauty by the bottle-full all you
have to lois to purchase HAGAN's MAGNOLIA
BALM. That peerless beautifer Of the COM
plexion pot only heightens natural charms,
but renders even the plaincst countenance
exceedingly attractive. 1t recalls to the pallid
cheek the rosy tinge of health. removes pimp-
les, blotches, roughness, sallowness and otoer
blemishes, and impars to the skin . most de-
licate fairness and softness. 1t smooths the
burrows caused by time or care, and gives face.
neck and arms the plump and engaging sp-
pearance OF youthful beauty. All this is &C
complish,d by the most natural EeaA,, viz |:
By gently and naturally stimulating the cir
culatiofi in the capillary blood vessels. Be.
sides being the most effectual aid " beauty
known to mQdera science.
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OFFICERS.

CHAs. Ii. PECK, President.
WIN. L. SELBY, Nice-President.
y. Z. STEWART, Secretary.
j. q. CATLIN, Cashier.
]. :. MILLER, General Manager Agencies.
WM. E. HARVEY. Actuary.
W. NJ. MCPHEETERS, Medical Officer.
DIR. ], L. B0DGEN, Consulting Physician.
CLINE, JAMESON & DAY, Legal Advisers
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Pronerfx 1nr aaIc
Another New Arrival

Wishingto move in town, 1 offer my home
place for sale on liberal terms. Call and see
me [n15tfl f. WILLIAMS.
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fnE LEADING tIFe COMPANY
orrHE WEST.
.SI.LoUIS MUTUAL
Insurance Company.
Assets, = $4,000. 900
Losses BY desth since orYaniza-
Total return dividends paid since
organization or company, l,H,0lS.7l |
Past Success Guarantee for the Future |
Past Success Guarantee for the Future


This Company was incorporated and or.
gan1zed in November, 1857, and is now In
the fifteenth year of its existence. Ii hes
steadily Increased in popular favor from its
origin; and, as will seen above, has paid
out nearly three miiiions, to widows and or
phanS, and over one millioHs of dividends.
IL has become one OF the permunssf finan-
cial institutions Of the country, and may
confidently he expected to pay its obliga-
lions maturing fifty years hence.
II issues policies on all the usual Plans
with the most liberal provisions as to non
forfeiture, residence and travel.
DIVIDENDS are made ON the Contribution
Plan, and are applied, at the option of the
Poilcyholder, to reduction of premium, or
increase OF the amount Insured.
I'olicies issued to the amount OF $1,000 on
single life, and no extra rates are charged
in any case.
The highest rates of interest realized on
its cash Investments
In addition to the various plans of insur
ancc already in use, the Company have
adopted what Is styled
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Marriage Licensess since Nov. I5.h.
H. w. Atkinson and M. c. Aplin.
Stephen Dark and America Luttrell.
Jas. D. Wright and Katie Philips.
VIM. r. Tucker and Jennie Tucker.
,71A -l COLORED.
e Web Alexander and Nepsy Porter.
Sam Anderson and Elizabeth Bing.
ham,.
Abram Gill and Hannah Osborne.
Henry Osborne and Louisa James.
Rev. Nat Shears and Sallie Polk.
Cicero Horsley and Minnie Gordon.
Walker Holt and Lizzie Emery.
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OF Boots, shoes, Hats, and Ladies' and Chill
dren Furs. Inov. %.
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lust RECEIVED,

lust RECEIVED,
AT
MRS. NJ. j. BRYANT'S
North Side Public Square,
4 WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FALL
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ct ali prices and of all qualities selling a
Sheegog & Sons at New York prices.
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ITO WHOM IT
MAY e

ITO WHOM IT
i MAY C0NCERN,
Ny wife MATTE RoBERF8, has left our
home and her duties as o wife. and refuses
to return, after repeated and urgent solicit
tations. Now, this is TO notify the public,
that will no longer be responsible for any
compels me to this unpleasant duty.
Nov. q lS72-T. MO. EObkltIs.
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The Public Library Of kentucky GIFT
Concert.
We call the particular attention OF opr
of our readers to the final announce
ment of Gov. Bramlette in our advertising
columns in reference to the Second Grand
Gift Concert to be held in Louisville, KY,
on the It'll day of December next. The
greater portion of the tickets are already
sold, and q kalf Million deposited ~ Bank and
held for the payment OF all Gifts offered, rs
will be seen by the certificate of the Cashier
of the Farmers and Droyers Bank publish
ed in the advertisement. The demand for
tickets since this announcement has been
made is more brisk than ever, and the rem
nant will be disposed of nj an early day, so
that it behooyes those Of our friends who
want to participate in this magnificent DIS
trihution, TO order their tickets AT once.
No agent will be permitted to sell tickets
for The managers after the 18th of Novem-
Der, which makes the time very short for the
supply of those who may want tickets.
The Concert and drawing is by authority
of SPECIAL Act of the Legislature of Ken
lucky, so that all its benefits may be, as
now, absolutely and forever free to every
citizen of every State. There are one thou
sand Gifts in all, the largest being sl00,UO0,
and the smallest slGQ.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Nov. %, 1877.
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MuuiefnoI Election,

MUnlc1p0I Electi0n. -I4
The election of Mayor and Aldermen
came off Saturday. Mr.. Ed Kuhn was
elected Mayor and the following gentle
men Aldermen:
LIST Tard-H. B. TITcohB, W. A. LATrA, j.
T. GAKrNRR.
I'd ward-R. II. JAMlsoS, J. hoar HoDsx,
l.. N. MATHEWS.
Sd Ward-T. B. RAINS, GEORGE MARTIN,
|, n. POWELL -l
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CEDAR BLUFF COLLEGE.
a Select School fur the EdacG-
ton Of Young Ladies'.
Reduction in Prices:

TERMS FOR TWENTY WEEKS
Board with Furnished Rooms, Incidental
Fees and Tuition throughout the Lit
erary Department including Ancient Lam
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DIIiECTORS.

DALE & AKIN, Ag'ts.,
COLUMBIA. TENN.
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Ang.2.6m,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

RATHER DANaERous Thursday night Mr..
Foulk called the attention Of Council t. the fact
that the earth in the cellar under the City Hall,
where coal oil had bssn kept for long time, has
been so saturated with that dangerous fluid that
the application Of a match would sndanssr the
destruction Of the hall as well ~ the adjoining
property. Ii MIR. Foulk's apprehension il we'll
grounded, Council cannot oct too promptly in the
matter. As the vault is no longer needed for the
purpose it was constructed, let it b filed
up with earth, or its dangerous character be
destroyed in some other way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
Dare They Face the Music 2

Upon the subject Of Grants nspetism the n.
Y. Tribune has the following bold uttsEances:
Islander" do you sayP Let Us have No misun-
derstanding. The 1vib.ns asserts that ear most
illustrious Presidents have uniformity deprecated
the appointment Of their relatives to oilce -
wrong and pernicous, and have acted in general
accordance with this sentiment We charge that
Gen. Grant has in three years appointed to oaacs
m ,re persons related to himself and his family
than all our former Presdents did in their eighty
years of administration And We ara confident.
hut do not charge, that the smolumsnts which
have accrued to Gen. Grants relatiyes have sx-
ceeded those realized by all the relatives Of our
preceding Presidents during their resp ecGivs
terms of Office.
Will the Tunes meet Us squarely on the main
point-namely, the number Of his and ~ fam
ily's relatives appointed BY Gen. ufaae - once,
with that Of the like appointmsnts Of an TIE pre-
decessors, respectively and in the agyrsgsAsP II
issue is joined on this point ws shall procssd =
develop the facts. We will consider their bsae-
ing aftsrward. @ 8.5H 6Ha 5.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
TINE ..GRAND OLD PARrY."

The New York Post says the vote in Connecti-
cut ''has no significance - to any differences OF
opinion within the victorious Rparty. 1t simply
means that Connecticut once more rejects the De-
mocratic organization, and bids it 60 to ito grave
This rejection is the more emphatic because the
Democratic candidates are entirely unobjectiona-
BILE men, and the platform on which they profess
sed to stand was in respect inferior TO that OF
the Republicans. The people certainly did not
mean to denounce either the candidates or the
platform as unworthy Of acceptance: out they
meant distinctly to 6e,Ouncs tAe Dessocratsc party
,ciM its present leaders and organization, a. ss"-
acorthy longer TO erist. That body has upon 1t
taint of disoyalty which makes It impossible that
it should again obtain the peoples confidence. Let
it 60 to pieces. and the kepubican party. whose
ercuse for eristence was in the necessity Of oppo
sing it's traditional dlsloyaty, will also fall apart,
and then there will be chance for sound princi-
pies. upon new and timely issues, to organize a
new party OF reform, including the most advanced
intelligence and the purest patriotism Of both the
old parties"
To which the World replies in the following
very appropriate and truthful language: :-"What
is it that holds this grand old Democratic party
together in such solid column amid the seriss OF
defeats it has experienced for ten Year,, and its
absolute exclusion from political power in the
nationT Did any other political organization ever
display such vitslity2 Reflect how the Federal
and Wing parties went down and were buried
out OF sight without half the odds against them
which the Democratic party has had TO meet" iH
The Post unwittingly aferds the reason: The
Democratic candidates are entirely unoeectionab'e
men, and the platform - ",~ NO ysspsct iHfs'Ior''
to that of the Republicans. The candidates and
the platform are honest. and consequently Ii lead
ers and organization are honest. Tho Domocratic
party lives because political truth Il indsstrscti-
BILE. 1t does not depend ON Office or plunder for
life. Indeed one of the difficulties which that
party has to meet in the corrupted currents Of pub
lie affairs is that 20 few Of it, msmbsn care or
seek for Office They think more Of doctrines
than Of Official pundsr. They will not bsnd their
knees and worship the golden calf at Warrington.
Foolish or corrupt people call this "disoyslty."-
Democrats think it devotion to conscientious con-
victions of public duty. At any rate these eds
loyal" Democrats cast 43,702 votes in Connecticut,
against 45,69S. which we're al Republican "ioyal
ty" and plunder and the personal exigency Of
Grant could muster. These "disloyal" Connect
cut Democrats fought the battle single handed and
alone, without an atom Of aid from satDide re.
formers Of any class. Trumbull, Sumner, echurz
and Greeley were dumb. The admirsn and the
despisers Of Grant in the Republican party toilsd
and labored against the Democrats, whose aid
they profess to seek to eject Grantism from powel
next autumn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
R.d,ea, Divisions IN oa,,sorn,a.

The party divisions In Califofnia arc fully
As pronounced as in the East. A system Of
"guillotining," as the California pApers call
It, at the caprice Of reckless SenateFs aad Rep.
resentatives, has estranged the warmeet frieu1s
OF the administration. The names OF han D
dozen officials removed from once, without
the shadow of cause, are printed In the San
Francisco Chvonisle, which d 10th to blame the
shoulders Of Senator Cole, whom 4 represents
as resOlutely bent on removal without any ap-
parent reason. 1t warns the Senator that this
business will ruin the party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
Elp5N. NOTICES. 4
kAsyo,ct FRM THE euRI1.

~. p. g. Ffest astor Of y FG BStist
lrch 1onesvillss Vermont. wriop ~ hSl lfufl
fefsd for many~e eeArs from ChroniU Dik6shu1 and
Collie. becoming 80 much reduced thAAA SAt times
unable to attend to my ministerial d&dH had
been treated BY ssvcsai physicians both Ailopathie
and Homeopathic. but with no; psrns9snt results,
While ena visitto SCRANTON. PAns&. 1Sxbsrispsea
very severe attack. and by the advioe et some Of
ny friends procured . bottle Of MlsHLsR's NHRs
Birrsas. Tbs s6seE then produced gave promise
Of ~ ultimate cure. and on my return home ! con
timed il uss. have taken ak bottle and xm Gu
Esl!t h 70 tt,&b b vslslLls rssssds.~ bFFtiO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

S1aNs OF PRosPERIrY. seems to
bs the all-preva,line feeling now WITH thepse1ls
Of Wilmington. Every part Of the town postrsys
been backward and unproptious for getting csl-
lars dug and foundation walls put up; the ground
not yet having become fully thawed. The hook
out is truly gratifying and fills the hearts Of our
people with hope and gladness.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
0HnRI nALTY.

r. the vosers of the Democratic Party Of Nev
Castie C0vniv: If
GHNrLrHEN \ Encouraged BY many friends and
the 6sttering vote given to at the last nOmiha-
ton election. I am induced to again offer myself
"a . candidate for nomination OF Sheriff for Ii .
County Of New Cattle. p!edging myself to abide ny
the nomination Of said :Psty aad give my hearty
support 70 The successful candidate.
Respectfully, WIN. II. LAMBSON.
New Castle HID. december 20. ls7l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
CORON E r.

To the Democratic Voters Of Ne,c Cdale Cbuatp:
GEx1LRAEN: At the solicitation OF numerous
friends, am induced TO offer myself 10 your con
sideratiOn tor the office Of Coroner Of New Castle
County. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Party; and hereby tender the usuai pledge to sap.
port the Democratic Nominee.
JOHN d. LOFMAN.
Wilmington. Jan. 80. 1872. feb2tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
c,o,RoNE Err.

To the Democratic Voters Of New Cdstls C0x~ty: "a
GENTLEMEN: At the solicitation of numerous
friends an induced 70 again offer myself to your
consideratiOn for the ONCE OF Coroner of New
Castle County. subject to the decision OF the Demo
esatic Purity. and hefeb tender the usuai pledge
10 support the Democratic nominee.
.4 ANDREW c, ALEXANDER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
On MARRIAGE.

! aaety nelsef 6sr Yeaae Hen from NJ o.
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimonts
to Marriage removed. Now method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Giran.
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. = South Ninth s.. Phil
edelphis. Pa. ll-lllI 81 pa dec2 -3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
CORONER.

To the Democratic Vosers ef New Ca.tss Gs~sy.
Gssfl nsnn A. the selieitstion Of many friends
nation Of Coroner Of New Castle county, subect
de decision of the Dsnoeratie Party. AID plede
myself 10 give hearty support to the Nominee.
SAMUEL C. PEIkCE
ChristianaHundred. January 9ht.-tm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
9alitifal.
SHERIk TALTY.s

To the Electors Of Ner Castle County:
FRLLOw CITIZENS II offer myself to your consid-
seatiun ~ candidate for the o1ice Of sheriff OF
New Castle county, subject to the nomination OF
the Democratic Party. pledging myself. il elected.
to perform the duties Of the 0fce with fidelity and
to the best Of my ability.
Respectfully yours. ISAAC 0RUBB.
New Castle Hundred. January Sd. 1S72-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
CORONER.

To tAe Eiec'ors ef New Gpsiie coxa,v. Ii l.. A
0xNrlEAEN: HAVING reign ed the olRcs VI con-
stable respectfully ask the support of my fellow
citisens for the Office of Coroner At the ensuing
nomination election. pledsing myself to abide the
JOHN wIDDOES.
White Clay Creek Hundred. apl tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
CQRQNE Fl r.

n tie DsaSe,as;e Hoters Of Ne,s Ca~ls County:
GRx1Ls4Ex: At the solicitation of many frispds,
SIst cnSnt, snS ~ 10 nss &
measssfal esndidats NJ eQrdis. support. fhePeby
texdsr ny hearty thsnks for the ron erous support
janissn ' UANIEL B. WOODWARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
CoRoN e R.

n sks AQsesess u Nsv caslls Coxmsv: IN
0sHYLsMKN-Y isiding 70 the solicit tiOn Of nc.
merous friends offer myself to your consideration
= can aiasts fos the efee Of Coroner and hereby
tender tbs uSnal pledge to abide the decision OF
the Democratic party. and give the democratic
nominee my hearty and entire support:
Resp etfu1ly. LEWIS MCCALL.
Wilmington. Jan 30.tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
OR CORONER.

10 tAs Elseters Of Nev CdAls Coxssy:
.FsLLov-CIfIsxns:.1 Offer myself to your con-
sidsrstios a. . candidate for the nomination Of
Coroner Of New Castle County. subject 70 the
nonination Of the Dsmocra. 10 Party.
Resp'y youm. JOSEPH YARNALL.
New Castle Hd., Jan. 10th. l87l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
CORoNE Err.

To shs Dsaocre.ie Voters Of Ne,o Castle Coxssy: =
0gNfLEEBM: Yielding to the solicitation Of many
frieada again offer myssif ~ candidate for Cor
oner Of New Castle CDvaty. and pledge myself to
olvs ~ hearty suppsrt tO the nominee. q
JAMES L. COX,
Wilminstop. Jan. 9Th, l872-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
MANDsOME asogsTAcnE!

MUUSTACHE. PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH
WHIAK8kE. COMPOUND. The Ge4aI MA IR
MOUSfACHb.l GROWER. Wit produce iuxu-
WHI 3 X ERH. RANT AOUSTACHE or WHlS-
kERS on the smuothest face
Pleasant TO use Sent to any ad-
dress on receipt Of Fifty Gents.
N. T, BOND. CHEMIST.
N. E. Or. Ten b and Oh eetAot Streets Phila.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05

WV. NJ. WALSH. ESQ, one Of the prcpristor
Of that most excellent journal, the baltimore
Gazette we are sorry to hear is detained II Phtl-;
adel phia On account Of extreme illness in hts
family. The Gazette 10 one Of Tie mont valuable
and reliable newspaper in the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
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