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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
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Ibis morning the Court House was filed at
an early hour with and anxious audience to sec
VIM. Z. Uddersook, whom II was rumored
would be arraigned for commitment for the
charge of murder.
Ate As Sheriff Gill and Deputy Sheriff Ma
ior McFariaa entered the Court Room with I'd :
deTsook, and a number Of other prisoners who
we're to FGceiV etheir sentences upon which they
had been foup guilty at the recent Court
IS UddeFIuok looked we'll, beiog Cleanly shaw
ed and his dress nicely arranged. After taking
his seat he looked cody around over the sea oi
faces, apparently to ascertain nthsre was any
one 10 the audience whom he knew. He talked
vuite good deal TO the officers. and If his ex-
preston could be accepted as indicative OF his
feelihgs, he was certainly In the best OF spir"
its
After the sentences had been pronounced the
bill for his indictment followed, and after some
little sklrmishing between the Commonwealth
and Mr.. Perdue, one ofthes prisoners counsel,
Udderzook was ordered to stand mp and District
Attorney WsgDeT read to him the Indictment
as found BY fbe Grand Jury. To the ques-
tion pui as 40 his guilty or not guilty" he
answered in firm, loud, defiant voice, "NO'
guilty"
Since his incarceration We notice little If any
change In HE general personal appearance. On
his Way back TO prison lie conYersed consider
bly, and Was dispoeed to be very lively.
Oh Saturday lest he Wns visited by his moth-
er, who remained with him quite while.
Yesterday We cenversed for a couple Of hours
with Mrs. u, through which conversation she
expressed herself as being deeply injured Oy
the press. which had misconstrued her convic-
tions with the terrible crime Of which her son il
charged. She isa highly INTELLIGENT woman
converses Huently, and speaks 10 manner as
conveys . sense Of truth which but few persons
could suspicion else 10 the contrary. She says
she tells all she knows ofthe case, knowing that
she is responsible for her words and actions, and
believes William to be innocent Of the crime
-WEsT CEEsFER News Of Monday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

We tell our ReRpbllean fElends that the
nOminattOa ef BIN Allen is no Joke. There Is
2 lsto Ss no SSS Ps s SAHpagn q The benz
been In Ohio for many years, The courage OF
that party has revived, andi will 20 into the
contest resolved 70 deserve success, even II it
do not wia victory. Republicans must open
their eyes ! and they mnst appreciate the
gravity Of the pccaslon, for . victory over the
Democrats this fail will be 4 harder Job than
any VictOry ~ eter won over the cOnfedeR-
ated force Of sick Republicans and pOlItlc
Democrats - olepfEdnd' Hfrald (hsp)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
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NEkFINog TarB E7KNIf0.

Washington Lodge. NO j. - n AT tA'r'
Second and King streets
Asylum Lodge, No %, q, . r. at odd Eel
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No 3, S OF !, al han
Fifth and Market streets. 80.
Humanity Circle, U g A, Han oV4 MaiAe'
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X Of 2, at knights oi
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No |, q +, at tood
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets. ,,..,,
and Market streets. 1900 =,
Fidelity Temple. No. 1, True Tsmplars at Hail
cor Of 9TH and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. /, l. o. of &. f., now
meets in the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
A OrureIsI's MISTAKE.
MARROW ESCAPE OF A PICNIC PARTY FROM
wHoLEsALE POISONING.

A few days ago, lady in this city was
preparing soniee cakst to be taken by some
members Of het familyOn pri vate picnic ex-
cursion, and for tthe purpose of seasoning 1t
she purchased at q drug store some article
which proved to be q powerful poison. For
tunateiy before putting it into the cake she taSt-
ed it, and swallowed little, and soon after be-
came alarmingly ILL and remained so for some
time, the services Of a PHYSICIAN being required.
A neighbOr also tasted some of the poisonous
substance, which ate the skin from her tong ue.
Had the poison bean put into the cake and ca
ten next day by the picnic party, miles from
home and med Ical assistance, the consequences
might have been serious.
Too much care cannot be exercised in the
preparation Of daVOrlnR extracts. The one
referred TO was put up, IT Is said, daring the
absence Of the PFlAcipal druggist in the store.
-RsGding Eagle 4'ltloJ 7sD.tbE" .tt,a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

Jefferson Oayis yesterday addressed tho South
eFn Historical conYentionf In session at Mont
gOmsry, White aplphar eprinRs, Hs was inEo-
duced by ex-GOyern2F Letcher, and received with
the men and women who snstAihed the rebel
caase and said that true history of the South In
the war must Do written by Southern men. He
went on b ~ that the South had been "nnore
cheated than ooaAnscad, |" and eHPresseda 4hope"
foE that NsOctlOl zbecanAs Atha had n0Ver vet
seen q rsOOnsynetoar W0aan,H and sha hoped
tAeiE chidEeRs Vould redeem al tAey haVs
lostP $40. isao1s 1,ssikt,}t-t 3t.tt, ttV.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

France IL AehflS free from Germany Ger
man soldiers have been nearly all Withdrawn
from French sod. What Is more important,
France has nearly accomplished her great feat
of paying the 1Vesnilliard indemnity to Ger
many. Tue thlnd quarter Of the last mlllIard
was paid on the 9Th Instant, and she will be
appointed time. The Journal Of Commerce
Justly remafks in this connection that ''no
nation has ever carried huge burden more
eheerfully and Rtyly than France has borne
these five mfilatds due to her cdnqueror
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

y, The deAthIS Shncunced 0f RInaIdo RInaIdi.
. celebrated llallah sculptor, and pupil Of
CanoYa. BE was born at PaduR n 1905
The City Of Richmond. the new, steamer OF
tha lnman fne. wlil start % her mt TRIP ffom
Liverpool 70 New XQRk On The ,2lst last. 90
The Russian Government has built an iron
clad perfectly circular IN form, with SIX screw
pppeilers disposed around the ship.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
iron shlpbuIldlne.
LAUNoH OF THE IRON scRKw sTRAMsHIP KHIoK
ERBoCKER .. 1" n


ERBoCKER.
This morning, another and successful attempt
was made to launch the iron screw steamship
A1iekerboe'.eT, at the ship yard Of Pnssy, Jones
q Co, IL this city. The launch was Announeed
70 take place at eight o'clock, and By that hour
the yard was crowded with spectators. PrOparA-
aiter nine o'clock the boat started from the waYa
and without hitch or Stoppage, giided grAesfulIy
into the water. Although the momentum gained
In going of the ways sent theboat across the cEosk
i DID not, contrary to general expectation, get
fast aground, but Was easily towed 70 the ,,whRtk
by the tug John Z. Mltiford. 5.,.f. E 60 =
The Knieksybocker is q lag iron propeller stsam-
ship and Is being bnilt for the Crom9sIl LiTle.
between New York and New Orleans. It's tonnage
is about 1000 tons, and its main dimensions aS
iolloWs Length, 25o feet bFedth, 80 feet inches;
depth, % lest iachea. lH.4{ ttt8stIdkff
This Is the second boat for the above line, bhilt
BY the firm Of Pusey, Jones y Co. +, +, = -. =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

HURT BY PLAYING BASE BALL.-Wm. Davif,
lad living Lombard street, near Eighth.
while playing base ball, a few days ago, was
struck on the eye with the bail and severely in
)urel. a. .A s
The other day as some boys were plAying base
ball, al Fourth and Lombard streets bat With
which one of the players struck a ball, was broken
into three or four pieces, which few in several
directions. A little girl, passing by, was struck
on the head by one OF these piecee, AMI injured
quite severely. = tt-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
Another Article Of Common Household
ff Use 80peFwedled.

Associated with tho earlier recoIectioRs OF a
great many men Gnd women s the memory of the
Bath brick ana emery stone Wherewith the knives
and forks, and pant and kettles, and other kitchen
articles were 9S Statgd times - secured up. That
primitive polls .prsValls to-day in thousands Of
families Who have nsvec used Sapolio- Butonce
let SapOllo be used for this purpose and that
hOuswIte never wants Bath brick or emery stone
any more. Sapoiio not only Bcours off all rust
and tarnish, It briRhtcns bestOGS polish az brll
liant as new, and dos it in tsnth OF the time
required BY any other substance. Sold every
where. HouscKeepen try it. 2Eeod&eoW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUs1NEss-ChaIles Kyle has rscov-
cred his health and will give his personal attention
TO the sale of cream fections nuts and frqit
at the N. W. corner Of the Second street market
house. and will be as polite and accom- n0datng as
of Sixth and Orange Sts. at his residence. DE also
intends to it uD the Sylvan Springs near the city
railway depot where there will be convenlencles
for nionics and every Arrangement for the accom-
mediation Of all who may wish TO pass q pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprising and deserving
OF announcement No into xicating liquors sold on
the ground. huRl0-u9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

THRRT OF WATcHEs.-Ihis morning, two me-
gross entered the jewelTy store of Smith & Son,
No. 1908 Market street. and stole two watehes.--
Que OF thesa witches they handed to another ne
gro named Sna lrach Trusty, and induced him 10
Try to sell 1t At "a down town jswelry store. shs
Wus making the attempt, he was arrested by ths
owner OF the watches. lie was taken to the nall,
when he promised to take he owner to the homes
Of tue real thIeves and was released for this puI
pose. at s..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
LOCAL IMfELLloEMoR.

The work Of widening ws'srs.rsst slowly pre-
The question oftbe hour When Is Il going TO
clear off? I.si...5 ,raLa.c iI esi.
The paved streets have been thoroughly cleaned
by the rain. ..-ss
Brandywine and Mutual Loan Associations
meet tonight. ...-...
The latest nuisance Is the railing of bones, on
the streets, by the boys.
Rev. James Riddle IL very al, Of heart disease
and his recovery is not expected. i-.'. h.ela
Wm. q. Gibbons is talked Of as the Democratic
candidate for President Of City Council.
The Democrats Of the First and Sixth Wards,
meet tonight 10 nominate candidates for Ward
offices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

RAILROAD ExcURsIoH.-This morning, abont
10 " O'cl Ga, an excuISlon passed through this
~, from Phliadelphia for Seaford, gwen BY the
manufacturers OF tine patent spring seats for pas
,cnge' cars. II was attended by the manuiactn-
:, RauIoan oficiols, and representatives Of the
Pnu d, lphia pIess. The traiu consisted Of an en-
s.He teuder, pr0vlsion car, car having the
pstout spnug seats, and compartment car. In
the latter, number of the party were passing the
time away by pla, lug eucher, and other games.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

LAND SLDE.--Last night, q land slide Oe-
CURED near Ashland station, on the Whining
ty tons Of rock and earth were thrown oyer
the track The Obstruction vas discovered in
time tO pr6Veht Guy accident to the train5.--
The Z O'Clock A.. NJ, train from Wilmington,
and the train leaving LAndenburg at 645, met
at the Obstructed point, and exchanged pas
sengers. The = ek was then cleared Of the
SSSSeGSS1S1 SsSie cond1 ol0S1 @as = z e'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

A lic, was threatened at Grenade, Miss, on
Saturday evening, by the conduct OF drunken
colored man. The offender was arrested, and a
rescue was attempted by members OF coloreu
mort that armed bodies OF men were approaching
from neiphboring towns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

BASE b N Ihhfsiay wen her permit
ting, the A6fe ball club Ol thla city
will go to Do4 i q eps meel tie Aea1ss
mic club, Of f0rd, "a d oo1test tor tE G
championship Oft1el Stata One game has
deciding contest. Each club will play hard to
win, and AlahfeeskinR and sEell played game
will doubtless bA tie Fesaltss II Q '7ibI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

Fon CoS0RBss.-Th6 German Democrats Of
the sixth Congressional DigtFicts o. New RoFk
held ms0hng last night, ana unaninonslS , no1ni.
mated Hoa- 8. g. gOG 70 all ghs unexpifsa term of
ConeressDan BROOKS, 6eesaeed tAfter the meat,
ing ecfnmittes wsilsa Oh ~, Coz TO oifsF Sin
the nomination, which be accepted in graceful
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
TODACCO AND sea 1R STORE,
no. sos KING erRRRr

The unasEglg9ea baying taksn tha ab owe slo ro
eheieest brAnds Of chewing and smoking Tobacco
and eefafs te prepared 70 farniah his friends and
the puollc, With IN his iin0 ht the lowest
nefkot rates Also. on had. Pipes. HnuG, 10. al
the 0eet QnAity. The public are Invited 70 call
e4fa1ine nls superior assortment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

MADRID, Aug, THE Epoca. OF this city,
alleges that the French Government is secret
" faVoring ths Operations Of.the CaFlists, in
order 70 2rsngtheA Hhe cause o. the Count de
Chamb0r1. Spanish COnsuls In france com
plain Of the kOleEanae the French author
ties on the frontier towards the GaFlIqts.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

EXCURsIoN.-St. MarJ's Catholic Sunday
School, at the Cadets of Temperance connected
with it, made an excursion, this morning TO MI.
Cuba. The excursion did not get started until
about half past nine O'Clock, beiug required 70
wait for the arrival OF the first train cast from
Landenberg. The latter train was delayed By a
landslide, which occurred near Ashland. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

CHANCE OF TIME-The o'clock, p. m, Wash
inRtOn express train from Philadelphia has been
Withdrawn and the former eco through express
which now leaves at 9, will make the stoppagea
which were made by the o'clock train. The
$3.50 p. M accommodation train from Phiadel-
phia now leaves at 4 O'clock .t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

SOMETHING IN NANE-Sunday quiet
village not far from TOpton Berks county was
the scene OF BaPtismAl ceremony OF the child
Of Peter Wickert who was then named Herman
Herman, Dechou, Shindle, Doctor Sinner, Peter
Wickert. rs-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

PREPARING TO TEAR RDowN.-Preparation are
now being made to tear down that portion of the
oil Hansberg building corner Of Market and Water
streets, necessary tor widening of the latter street.
The foundations for a wall which will be built
before the outside wall is removed, are now being
built.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
PhlladeIphIa cattle Markets.

Monday, August Is.
Beef Cattle are dull and lower. Sales Of fair TO
choice at 81 3 7Ae., and common at4 &C. heeelP's
$500 head.
Sheep more freely at "A &C. per lb., for fair to
good, and 81 so for stock. Receipts l4,OOO head.
Hogs are steady at 81 so per 100 lbs for corn ied
Receipts 5000 head.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

PoLITIcAL.-The Democrats OF the First Ward
will NEE; this evening at the City Hotel, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for Ward Of
ices.
The Democrats of the Sixth Ward will meet
this evening at the sixth Ward House corner Of
sixth and Walnut street, for the same purpose.
ttotn meetlngs, should be largely attended.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

FIRE IN RKADNe.- Early yesterday morning,
fire broke out in frame building No. l6 North
Eight Street Reading, which narrowly escaped
spreading into q serious conhagratiOn The loss
TO the building, and to the stock OF adjoining
stores, which were damaged, will amount to about
$1,000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
Peach Shipments.
MONDAY.

Total thus far .,#., 4.'siy H
shipped, 700 500, 800 49,
The unusually small number Of cars shipped 20
Jersey City was caused hy the storms, which zen
dered 1t impossible for growers to have picked
more than enough Tor the Philadelphia supply -
1t Is expected that tO-days shipnsnts for the
former place, Will show . large increase. The re-
which are the only ones nov matuTed and ready
for market. II IS supposed that the later varieties
viii escape injury, should the rainy weather dis
continue. ,r = '.5g0a =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

NBw HoRsEs.-Tbe Phoenix S. F. Z. Go. have
purchased a pair of bay horses, 10 hands high aud
weighing l2OOpounds each, of Mr.. Biddle, truck
Thew are about years old. Price 1885.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

CONNECTION. To-day, connection Is being
made at Clayton, between the Maryland and Del.
aware and the Bay Hook Railroads. When the
connection Is finished, and the ferry across the
Bay established, trains can be run over the new
route, from New York to Washington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

STOPPED FOR REPAIRs-Ths pump at Tenth
aud Market streets is again stopped for repairs.-
the putting In o. q new bed plate. They shut
deWa yesterday and will start again tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

Personal Geo. A. LsNIaistre, genera
agent of the Wilmington s. Reading Railroad, IN
this city, has gone on trip to Western New
York. p a,tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
Hagerstown Seminary,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

The Fall Term Of this popular. Institution will
commence on Monday, the hrst day of September
next Parents on Guardians desiring school Of the
highest character at moderate rHtes. for their Chill
dren or Wards, apply for information to the Princi
pal. Rev. J0HNMoCRoN, D. D., Hagerstown Ma
ryland. jy29-2aw4W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

CHEAP UoA1.-stove at s5.s5. Nut, $5.I5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only, at tho wharf south
of Market street bridge. WM. }. BROWN
July 1st.-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

LARGEST NUT ClAL in the city at VIM: >.
BROWNS, South of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
No. 6O9 Market street. "a
wILMINGTON. DEL 3ElyE

Deposit Accounts sanJect TO eheck at eight, (same
as 81 National Bank } solicited from firms. c0rDo-
Tations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
ELKToN ACADEMY
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

Opens October !: continues through nine months
II Is organised In schools on the elective system
with practice in Chemical and Physical LaboFa-
toFiesJ. In Law, Medicine. Engineering. Teaching
aud Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues to JAMES
=. HARRISON. Ch airman. p. o. U University OF
VirGinia. Albemarle Co.. Va ~
AuR7- -d2aW&W-lm FasEts@H
KENNETT SQUARE ACADEME. AND SEMI
~ NARY, Chester County. Pa. Wholeaxpouse
soo'Ss.S ''' "' ss1tSRtctDaE 4 Morris.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per Snnuu allowed on deposits payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

COLLECTIONS .if gft y
oiDivdends, Notes. Interest Drafts, &C., made with
despatch. and accounted for the day payment 4 re-
ceived.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

liked periods. t. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
CHICKS

On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Boston, nAl-
timore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Washingtor
will be credited on receipt from customers at par.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-05
489E=
WISH a RTo
PINE TREE
Cordial,
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
aT1GH aJGEaN ~
1O1 fnB
- SsfsAEs1e8 5sses
THRoAT ana LUNGS.
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lis a..tifyine = 10 toipforn b. ,~aa;e
that d.. l.. Q. g. " ishart.e IN ~ 70
Cordial for Threat and Lung DID,. a.
gained 40 euviAhas reputation fron ~ ~.
lautic to the Pacific ocean. and from 49,
10 some uf the first families Of Eurooe ~
through the press alone but BY persoss tAro,-
out the 0tates actually benefited apd easeA
1t bis eGcs. While he publishes ~. %
.ay our rsporters, he 10 unable 70 supply The
demands Il gains AMI holds its repusation-
First. Not b. stopping cough, but b.
ioosenieK and assitinE nature 70 throw q
the unhealthy matter collected about The
throatsn bronchial tubes, which ea,eestf-
second. Il removes the cause Of ir,,ta.
ton which produces cough) Of the mueous
membrane aud b. 0nchiaf tubes, assists The
unRs 70 act and throw OF the Unhealthy g.
cretions, and puri6es the blood.
Third IL is free from squilIs, lobelia. me-
eac AID opium, Of which most throat and
Innx rsmediss are composed, which alIsy
cough only and disorg the stomach. n
has soothing eject on the stomach, acts %
{ ths liver and kidneys. and lymphatic and nss-
vous regions, thus reaching to every part Of
The system, aud il iss invtfora ting and pari.
tying e6scts it has gained reputatioa weieh
{ nsss Lold above al others "a, the market.
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WANTED,

Lave men women. who are not afraid OF hard
work for large pay, to become permanently
eonuectsd With . nsw enterprise, that will
pay Fl nm o, 600 10 $4,000 yearly, according
to location. The bushes is IS respectable
a. any IN the world. We have MANY par
ties now engaged Who are making clio day.
We want pesmana neDs, accredited Agent
IN every County and City. Parties having .
few Lours' leisure, day or evening. may also
apply. Just the thing for ladies'. Send
stamp for full particulars.
q. d, JONES CO.
1913 ll8 Futon st. IN. Y
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Girls" and the New York e m
mercial Advertiser decl Is that
/ the book has the smallest circula-
ton OF any literary production in
the United States.
A Kentucky paper says: A busi-
snees man in Covington bought q
postal card yesterday, wrote few
lines on the back OF il, and put
ting it in Q STAN ped envelope,
mailed it to friend in Lexington.
He says they are q great convent.
ence!
The Dsnbnry man says the aged
| agriculturist has now grasped the
plowshare, and is lnerrily bound
| ing over the hogs and rocks and
roots, and wrenching his joints,
and bruising HE sbins, and swear.
ing copiously. There 10 no life 90
free and independent - that Of q
farmer, unless it is that of . clerk.
Every experienced farmer knows
the best men are always the cheap
est; and yet it is rare that we dis
criminate sufficiently. We are too
much inclined to pay all the men
alike. This may not DO unjust Ia
the good men, hut it is doing our
selves an injustice. Better let the
cupid, plOdding billiards go t.
work on the railroads.
The police Of Milwaukee appar
entity csn's tell dead man from 8
drunken one by gaslight. The
other night they carried to The
morgue what they took for flesh
laid corpse. Just as the Coroner.
next morning, brought in six men
to sit down on it, it arose and walk
l d OF.
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Cows until turned out to grass
should have good hay and three or
four quarts Of bran, and one or
two quarts Of meal per day; and it
would be we'll to continue the bran
and meal, MIXED with . peck of
cut hay, for week or two after
the COWS are turned out to grass.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-05

High wages are great blessing,
provided the men can earn them.
Temporary high prices, whether OF
wages or commodities, obtained BY
strikes or i combinations which
check production aEe . curse to
individuals and communities,
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Dr.. Sharp's Specific curea dyspepsia. Con.
stipation, Vomiting of Food. Sour Stomach,
Water Brash, Heartburn, Low Spirits, &c,
In thlrty-fve years new Or failing to cure the
most obstinate cases Sold by druggists
generally. C. Z. Potts 4 Co., Agents for
Richmond, Indiana. Depot. LAG Eighth st.
n. Y. Circulars mailed on application.