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SYmntomn of CRtarrh.

Obstruction OF nasal passages, dis
charge falling into the throat. some-
times profuse, masery, acrd, or thick
and tenacious, mucous. purulent,
bloody, putrid offensive, etc In others
q dryness, weak and il famed eyes
ringing in the ears, deafness, ulcers-
tions, scsbs from ulcers, voice altered,
nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired
smell and taste, etc Few only OF the
above symptoms likely to be present in
any case at one time.
TO cure-take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery earnestly, to correct
The blood and system, which are
always at fault, also to act specifically,
ss it does, upon the diseased glands and
lining membrane oI the nose and its
communicating chambers. the more
| see OF this odiOuP disease. the more
positive il my belief that il we would
make treatment perfectly successful IN
curing it, we must use constitutional
treatment to act through the blood, "a
well ss a soothing and healing local
application. Dr. Ssge's Catarrb Rene
dy. when used warm and applied with
Dr.. Pierces Nasal Douche, effects cures
upon common sense," rational aud
scientific principles, BY its mild, sooth-
ing and healing properties, to which
the disease gradually yields, when the
system has been nut in DerfPct order by
the use OF the Golden Medical Dlscov.
cry. This is the only perfectly sale,
scientific and successful mode OF acting
upon and healing it.
SO successful has the above course OF
treatment proven that the proprietor
offers $500 reward for a case be can
not cure. All the means cold by drug
gets. R V Pierce, NJ. D. proprietor,
Buffalo, Y. Y.
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INDIANA.
Threats OF Lynching.

New ALBANY, October 24.-Yester-
!a5, Sheriff Baxter, OF Cass Couoty re-
.,ived an anonymous note from Ohio
,oaaty informing him that highland.
els would lynch Martin Conner at
noon or Thursday night. Conner is in
jail at Charleston Court House, charg-
ed with puJury. Last week rumors
were circulated that Conner had con-
fessed that be was one OF the party
that lynched the negroes charged with
the Park family murder. The report
says that he implicated prominent per-
sons in Ohio county in the same affair
When interviewed he denied making
any such confession 10 any person.
Precautions have been taken 10 guard
sgainst threa eped violence.
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PITTSBURGH.
Accident.

PITTSBURGH, October 24.-Charles
Smith, brakeman on the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, was struck by the Johns
town accommodation to-day, nesr
Turtle creek, frscturing his skull and
irjuring him internally. No blame lie
attach ed to the officers OF the Johns
town accommodation.
The pefaultt ng Postmaster.
The grand jury returned two addition.
al bills of indictment against eI-Post-
master Stewart; one for forgery and
the other for perjury.
Shipments OF Coal.
The following tows OF coal left for
below to-day Diamond, 9 bsrges, one
hundred thousand bushels OF coal (;
City, 7 boats, one hundred and forty
thousand bushels. The river is about
stationary with 10 feet inches in the
channel.
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WISCONSIN,.

shinsIe Mil Destroyed by Fire a
Oshkosh.
O.KosH, October "a 4-The shingle
mill of A. Thompson was destroyed by
FIRE this morning. together with a
quantity OF shingles. The loss is esti-
mated at fourteen thousand dollars
and is insured tor six thousand dollars
in the Franklin Insurance Company,
aud in the Pennsylvania and Home. Of
New York, two thousand dollars each.
Snow Storm in the West.
MILwAUKEE, October 24.-There are
three inches OF snow at Negunee,
Michigan, and seven inches at Fort
Garry, Manitoba.
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MEMPHIS.
The Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, October 24.-W. Devsre, a
volunteer nurse for the Odd Fellows,
from Ripley, Ohio, died this morDirg.
The weather is cold and clear. The
Masonic fraternity bsve issued q notice
stating that they will need no turih. .r
assistance. There are but few neE
cases. The number Of deaths up 70
noon we're twenty-Rius, tHenty.fsur
OF hess from fever.
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MARYLAND.
Convicted.

CUMBERLAND, October "a trial
Cd J. Lear who committed rape
upon little Mary Bacon on the 9Th OF
this month, was resumed this morning.
Lear being without money or friends
the court appointed Hon. II. w. Hotf-
man as counsel for the defense. The
details Of the case are unfit for publica-
ton. At four o'clock the case wss CIV.
en- 10 the jury, who, sitter an hours
absence from the court room, returned
and rendered a verdict Of guilty. The
penalty for rape in this State is death
or oprisoups spt for twenty years,
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TIE PRINTING CONTRACT.


A West Virginia Legislature that
did not do something about the Public
Printing would hardly be legal. The
Legislature on re-sssembling found
that the printing contract awarded by
the Commissioners to II. s. Walker SIS
the lowest and best bidder had been set
aside by the Governor, who had also
ordered the publisher OF the Executive
organ here to do all the work for the
Legislature and the departments.
This project was frustrated by the pass.
age OF a joint resolution to-day, direct.
ing the clerks OF the two houses to con-
tract for the printing and stationery at
Walkers bill, the contract to be
made by the Commissioners and sp-
proved By the Governor. The contract
was closed tonight and Mr.. Walker
renststed as printer.
1t is not believed that the Legislature
will bother itself any further with tie
printing squsbble. The opinion is gen.
eral that il Jacob hss any charges to
urge against the printer, the courts tur-
nisbe the proper tribunal and the Gov.
ernor ought to 60 there with his griev>
apces.
1t has been raining steadily here
since Saturday night, and there is
prospect for q continuation OF the wet
weather. The waters are rising quite
rapidly and navigation will be resumed
IN day or two.
The Senate Transportation Com
mittee, OF which Window, OF Minnesota,
is Chairman, will be here on Wedues-
day, looking over the route OF the
James River and Ksuawba through
water line Every effort will be made
by the good people heresbouts, to i'm.
press the Committee with the greatness
OF the country, and as the enterprise is
a valuable one, not only to this maguf.
icent valley, but 10 the country a.
large, We can but hope that their efforts
may prosper.
The Ohio election has had a wonder
ful effect upon the Democratic Repre-
1t seemed to sound sort
of jubilee note. summonipg the discor-
dsnt brethren to repentance. kisses,
taternal forgiveness and aHectiorete
communion. HAMPDEN.
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BY. TELE GR RAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific ard Atlantic Line.
Gaiee, lIO Nain Street,
" AS HIN G TON.
WASHINGTON, October "a.
AppOfutmeDt

w WASHINGTON, October "A.
appointment.
The President to-day appointed VIM.
o. Goodloe, Pension Agent at Lexing-
ton, Kentucky.
Aid for Memphis.
The Washington Shakespear Club
assisted by the Marine Band, gave a
very successful entertainment last night
in aid Of the Memphis sufferers.
Southern Claims.
During the rebellion, in 1868, Gen.
Burnside impressed. in Kentucky,
abou; eigI thousand slaves, TO work on
military roads, &c. a portion Of the
owners, all it was supposed who were
loyal to the United States, were COM
pensated at the time OF the impress"
ment, and now the remainder, or q
large number OF them. are pressing
claims on the Government. 1t is esli-
mated they amount in tbs aggregate to
some.hmg over two million dollars.
The Indian DeleSatiGn.
Tie Ute aud Crow Indians who are
now on 3 visit here, this morning yisit-
Ell the White House to pay their respects
10 lhs President, who received them in
the Blue room. They were severally
introduced by the Secretary OF the In
terror. Biackioot addressed the Presi-
dent expressing great pleasure at
meeting the Great Father. In the
course of his remarks, BlaCktoot stated
that he had lever raised his hand
agaiaet the whites, and that, as an evil
deuce OF his peoples friendship for the
white settlers OF the far West, be would
90 ut 10 the fact that the remains OF
many OF his warriors slept side by side
with those o, the white warriors OF the
Great Father. slain in fighting their
common enemy, the Sioux He hoped
the kind feeling existing between the
two races mt4ht always continue. He
also expressed the hope that the
indians would improve in every thing
good ind learn to make living for
themselves, so that when the marc1 OF
civilization reached them they might
he prepared 10 meet it.
Arrest or rCOHutCrlelters.
Oae o,the detectives engaged in the
arrest 0! counterieiters in Tennessee
called on Attorney General Williams
to-day and informed him Of the partic.
ulars o, the pursuit and capture oi the
counlerleiters. He says that over thirty
Of the gang have been arrested and
that most OF them when confronted by
witnesses GckGo@!edged their guilt.
The witnesses are men with whom the
couutp7isiters have dealt. There are
several Of the gang still at liberty but
detectives are or their track and expect
10 capture them in few dsye. The
Attorney General says their trials will
be commenced Immediately after the
rest OF the gang sie captured, and from
the Information 10 the possession OF the
officers OF the government, he Is led TO
believe that ehCrt work will be made OF
them.
The Treasury to Pay Ont Silver.
Secretary Richardson tonight in re-
sponse to question as to whether it
was lis Intention TO commence paying
out silver the same ss greenbacks
uex; week, replied that the Treasury
woF.d probably pay out some silver
next week, aud he thought at the ex-
IRENE low point which gold had touch
al, he would lie justified in adopting
svch y policy.
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BOSTON.

Aid for Yellow Fever Sufferers.
BosToE, October 24.-Tbe meeting
at the Merchants Exchange to-day, 10
devise means OF aid for the Memphis
and Shreveport sufferers, was largely
attended. Mayor Prince presided, aud
addresses were made by Senator Sum-
ner, Hon. A. q. Rice and others, and
substantial aid was promised.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Bankruptcy Proceedings Against
Jay Cooke q Co.

PHILADELPHIA, October PA petI-
ton was filed this morning on behalf Of
Frank n. Steen, praying that Jay
Cooke & Co., be adjuged involuntary
bankrup:s. The petition sets forth that
Mr.. Steen had deposited with Jay
Cooke & Co., the sum OF $1,000 and is
the firms creditor to that amount, the
deposits having been made but one
week before the failure OF the firm A
rule to show cause why the prayer o.
the petitioner snould not be granted
was made upon Jay Cooke & Co., re-
turpable on Wednesday next
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MISSOURI.
Died..

JFFYERsoy CRY, October 24.-Col.
e. Baker, the last surviving member
OF the convention that framed the frs,
STATE constitution, died 10 this city last
night, OF paralysis, aged seventy years,
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

TTGDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
y OF Trust eTecuied by Martin Linden
and CathsTine his wife, 10 the undersigned
trustee, 10 secure TO Marcos W. Ami K, the
the prompt and punctual payment OF four
hundred AID eighty ollaTs, with Interest
from the End day OF November, 1910, which
said dent IL evidenced by two prsmls0ry
negotiable notes IoT s2IO, each. oatsd Nov.
and 1870. and pay able 10 toe order OF Mar
Gus W. Amick one and two years after date,
respectively, with interest nom date, ]
shall on
saturday, the 22nd day OF Nov. 1874,
proceed to- sci at public auction, At the front
door OF the Court House OF ohio county, To
the highest and rest bidder. the following
describes real esists, containing one hall
acre, more or less, be Inning on the east
side OF Fulton g., on rockman line. now
AcCOurtney'B line, thence north A., est
10 poles 10 stake at wheeling creek. thence
down said creek and binoiDg thereon sou b
So east : 81 100 poles 10 a stake tn, nee sou b
I0ll', vest ~ poles 10 stake in the line Of
kuItnn street. thence with the east side OF
Fulton street north 5elI', west 20. O poles
TO lhe beginning together with all the
buildings thereon.
Selling an trustee shall only convey such
title IS is vested in me, bat the title II be-
lie ed TO be good.
Terms OF gale cash in hand.
GEO. q. DAVENPORT,
oct2i Trustee.
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certain patriotic petitioner for troops
last July, our over considerate Executive
might not have been so anxious TO
avoid the discord, strife and confusion
that have prevailed "in some OF our sis
ter States"
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sTEAn n EnGIVEs, BOILERS

DIA u III EL Z
Stationary and Portable Steam Engnts
Pres, Circular. Gang and Hulsy saw NILS
Portable snd Ftationary FIGURING Mill,
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Whole tickets $50; halves SIS; tenths, or
each coupon, IS; eleven whole tickets for
500: ~ tickets for 81 900 llS whole tickets
ioT IS OCJ: 2N whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on les than 100 worth OF tickets
at time.
Tickets now IeGty CT sac. and all orders
accamp nIei by the money prJmIly niled.
sell again.
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LIST OF GIFTS

The distribution viii be positive, whether
all the iicke sate sold or not, and the 0Cl
Rlits AL paid la proportion TO the tickets
so!d-all unsold tick, Is being de ,tToysd, M
at the first and second concert, aud not
fRFNrlA.lIL al In ihn a IN ~
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@l,5OO,OOO,

divided into II 90 cash gifts, will be dIstrib.
uted by lot among the tlcket-holders. The
numbers OF the tickets 10 be drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
nom another.
LIST or GIFTS
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THOS. 4. BRAmLETTE,

Agent Publ. Libr. Ny. and Mans. Oh { Cont.
Public Library Bpllding, LOUISVILLE. Ky
J. V. l., RODGERS agent,
Ion Aafk.f ~
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he~ ovEsTiseMsHTs
GraRdest Scheme Ever Known.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT
OF ASutuCky.
$4,000 Cash Gifts sl,5O0.O90
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift
S25O,OOO for $50.
FOR THE BENEFIT Of THE
PubIic library

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert au.horls.
cd by specia act OF the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF kentncky,
will take place In Public Liorsry Han, Al
Louisville, KY,
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WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 3, 1879

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one-half OF these are intended for tbs
for sale In the Uuited states, where lOl0Jl
were disposed OF Tor tho hird Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons OF
parts and have on their back the scheme
with q full explanation OF Their mode o!
drawing.
At tins concert, which will be the grand.
est musical display ever witnessed In this
country, the unpr cedented sum OF
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NEW YORK.
News Items.

New YORK, October 24.-FrsucoIs,
Ubassy. billiard expert, arrived in
this city from France yesterday.
The work of drilling rocks under
Hell Gate, is progressing rapidly and
there are less than a thousand feet OF
galleries and tunnels to be finished be-
fore the rocks will be ready for the final
blast.
1t is stated that James Gordon Ben.
nett, proposes fitting out an Arctic ex-
pedition for the discovery Of the North
Pole.
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after the shooting to his crying out,
"Oh God, is there no one to help meY
Francis Curtis being recalled, testif-
ed that he also heard Fisk's exclama-
tions.
The court then adjourned. Phelps
closes his case tomorrow morning and
the evidence will be flushed during the
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS KvKH1Ne.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, o F., at Odd Fel-
lows Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, o o F. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, o R NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market.
washington Council, No 4, o Am, at Me.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. 8, jr., o U N, at Hail.
9th and Market ST.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Oi
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge, No I, K Of p, at Knights oil
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St.
Washington Camp, p o s of A, at Good Fell
ows' Hall. Sd and Market SITS.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-At the meeting
of City Council, last evening, the special COM
mittee to nominate members OF the Board Of
Health, made report, which was adopted,
and the Board now consists Of the following
named persons -
First Ward-Thos. J. Bennett, Lawrence
Glatts.
Second Ward-JOhn V. Christy, Geo. Nc
Call.
Third Ward-Col. Pete. Mccullough, G. D.
Lincoln.
Fourth Warl-Allan Smith, Geo. Buzine.
Fifth Ward-F. q. BOgia, Jas. Monaghan.
Sixth Ward-RObt Wright, Henry Eckel.
Seventh Ward-JOhn w. Hawkins, Edward
Mcdowell.
Eighth Ward-J. A Derrickson, Jas. Ken
nedy.
Ninth Ward-Dr. E. G. Shortledge, James
j. Walker.
Tenth Ward-Marls Taylor, Jacob Lamp
lugh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

MARROW EsCAPE.-Last evening, as the spe-
cial train from Lewes, was leaving Georgetown,
our townsman, f. s. r. Butler, the well known
news dealer, who had stepped out on the plat
form, to some friends, attempted TO jump
back upon car, after thu train had started. In
80 doing, he slipped, and fell down beside the
track, narrowly escaping being run over by the
wheels OF the cars. The train was stopped, and
he got aboard, quite severely bruised but fortu-
nately sustaining no serious injury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

TRUTH.-Aged men, middle-aged men, young
they can be suited In the latest style of Hats or
Caps at Quay's new hat store, 402 KING street, at
prices lower than the cheapest, and warranted
to be as represented. New goods received twice
a week. Call aud examine my stock. First door
above Fourth on King street. apr30-6t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
CLAYToN HOUSE.
ARRIVALS UP To NOON TO-DAY.
les D. Welsh, Philadelphia, Pa.

ARhlNALs UP To NOON TO-DAY.
James D. Welsh, Philadelphia, Pa
Frank Reep, Z"
IA. II. Frecker,
B r, Sampson,
I Geo. Thompson,
. GEO. A. LeMaistrc, city.
VII J. Dure, I"
r. NJ. Bowers, "
W. d. Bush,
Wm. 3. keeleY, Reading. Pa.
p L. Kendrick, New York.
O. L. Eby, /"
George c. Weeb, Phila., Pa.
Geo. Copeland,
{. E. A. LippencOtt "
John q. Hisky, Richmond, Va.
Dr.. J. NJ. Haven, Orleans. La.
Rev. Jas. X. Cadden, Baltimore, Md.
james E. Hooper,
Rev. Jas. Ii. Lightbourn,
NJ RS. Jacob Tome, Port Deposit Nd.
MIS-. L. Alexander,
Thos i. Martindale,
Fl. +. Siden, New York
H. +. Smith, Chester, Pa.
james Douch, "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

ANNUAL MEETING.-The seventh annual meet
ing pf Germania Loan Association was held last
evening, when the annual report of the Auditors
was presented and read. From 1t we extract the
following:
Received for monthly dues, $I3,S46 90; interest,
tS,4l2 AZ; fines, Sl03 64; Premiums Sl,1S2 80;
amount of loans, S23,3O0 co. Expense, Sl64 O6;
State tax, 1896 S3 amount paid on each share.
sl2 90; present value. $40 3S; advance, SIS IS;
highest premium. ll9z per cent; lowest, per
cent average, 2-3; number of shares, LBS;
number OF shareholders, $50.
Statement tor seven years Amount OF month
ly dues, $97,290 90; interest S3O936 9S; premiums,
S27.jSS 04; amount of loans Sl53 SS3 80; expense,
Sl,2SO 9G; State tax, slab Il; amount paid oa
each share, SS4 co. value OF. $l33 "a; advance on,
sac 34; equal to a grain OF 5S 1912 per cent or
l6 5-7 per cent. per anuum.
The old officers were all unanimously reelected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

Cast LYNNE."-At the Grand Opera
House, last evening, the emotional drama Of
East Lynne" was presented by Miss Char
lotte Thompson and troupe, to an audience
somewhat larger than the one Of the preced-
ing evening, but still small enough to be in
shabby contrast to the character of the per
formance. The play, was carefully performed,
although somewhat condensed, and held the
earnest attention of the audience, throughout
Miss Thompson, in the double role of Lady Is
ibst and Madame VIn6, displayed her abilities
to fine advantage, and her efforts were receiv-
ed with as hearty applause as the limited audi
ence was capable of offering, while many la
dies were affected to tears The support, ,as on
the previous evening was finely rendered, thus
making the whole performance very enjOya-
bic. Should Miss Thompson ever return to
Wilmington, which is hardly probable, we
presume, we hope she will be received With
overlooking houses
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

Police CAsEs.--David Muore, by officer Nc
DoWell, John Gallagher, by officer Donovan,
John Shea, by officer Bradford, and John Jack
sol col, by officer Hedriek, were each fined 30
cents and costs, for drunkenness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
\ Fery dlsagreeablO outside, to-day.

Very disagTeeablc outside, to-day.
Council held a real, old-timed business session
last night.
Don't forget the auction sale of oil paintings,
by Ogle d Miller to night.
Those sixty-one South Side lots will be sold TO-
morrow afternoon. Don't forget.
"Ihree Years In Man Trap" will be given at
the Grand Opera House ON Monday evening.
Council has commenced on the garbage ques-
tiou and will soon "know the reason why" the
slop is not removed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

HowEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS, WITH
SANGERs TRAINED WILD AEIMALs,universal-
ly conceded to be the most extensive and val
liable exhibition OF the kind ever presented
on this continent, are announced, as will be
pearance in Wilmington on Tuesday May
18th.
Besides their immense collection of wild
beasts, embracing herd of five performing
elephants, dens Of trained tigers and untame-
able hyenas, who have been well fought by
their native keeper to perform a curious va
riety of feats, they will introduce an new
troupe of equestrians, gymnasts grotesques
and mines said to be superior In every respect
in their performances to any of the profession
heretofore seen in America.