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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05
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RADWAl'S READY RELlEt!!
Cures the worst Pains in froui 10 G0minutes
RSyys NOT ONE HOUR after reading this
advertisement need any one suffer with pain
RADWI rs READY RELIEF
Is cure for every pain. Il was the first and
Is the only Pain Remedy that instantly stops
The most GXcruciating pains. allays inilamma-
tiOns, and cures cOngcstions, whether Of the
Lungs, stomach, Bowels or other glands and
organs, by one application, in from one to
twenty minutes. No matter now violent or
eNcluciating The pain, the Rheumatic Red
ridden, lnhim. Crippled. Nervous, Neulalgic
or prosuated with disease may suffer-
PADWA US READY RELIEF
Win AFFORD instant case:
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, inflammation Of
the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels,
Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Dini-
cult Breathing, Palpitaton of the Heat, Iiys-
tcrics, Group, DiptheIia, CataiTh. Influenza,
Headache, TOOthache, Neuralgia, Rhcuma-
tism, Colds, Chills, Ague Chills
The application Of the Ready Relief to the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty ex-
lists will afford ease aud comfort.
20 Drops III u Half tumbler Water will,
in n few minutes, cnre Cramps, Spasnls, Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Sick lleadache, Dlar-
Ihna, Dyscntery, collie, Wind In the Bowels,
and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle of
Railways Relief with them. 4 few drops in
water viii prevent sickness or pains from
change of water II Is better than French
Brandy or Bittcrs rs stimulnnt
FBV BEo "A ND "A AGUB-
Fever and Ague cured for 30 Oents
There ~ not u remedial agent In this world
that viii cure Fever and Ague, and an that
Malari0us, Bilious sclrlet, typhoid. Yellow
quick rs Railways Ready Relief. 90 cents per
bottle.
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Columbus & Hooking Valley R. r
S hort Line to the Lakes and the Nortl
west,
TWO EXPREss TRAINs pAIEY,

Close connection made at Lancaster for Cir.
cleylle, GAINESVILLE and all points on the Gin.
cinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad.
Direct connections made at Columbus fo
Dayton, Springfield, indianapolis, Chicago
and all points West. Also, for Cleveland,
Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and all points East.
Take the Hooking Valley and Pan Handle
route to Chicago aud the Northwest: it is TN,
shortest BY siXty-slX miles, giving passenger
Jhe.benelit of quicker time and lower rate,
Chan by any other line.
J.W. DOHERTY, sup't.
Z. A. BUELL.. GEM Wicket 4 gent.
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Tumor of 1a Years' Growth Cured by
Iadway's Resolvent.

BEVERLY, MASS, July is, 1869.
DIR. RADwAY: | have had Ovarian Tumol
In the OyRIics and bowels. All the doctors
said there was no help for it, | tried every
thing that was recommended. but nothing
helped me. saw your Resolyent and thought
would try it, but had no faith in 1t, because
had suffered for I? years. ] took six BOTTLES
of the RcsOlyCnt one box Of Railways Pills.
and used two bottles of your Ready Reliefand
there Is not q sign of u tumOr to be seen OF
felt, aud / feel better, smarter and happier
than | have for II yeais. The worst tum0l
was in The left side of the bowels, over the
groin. | write this 10 you for the benefit Of
others. You can publish it If you choose
HAM Al 4, KNAPP,
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rHE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAWARREs sPrCTFIC PILLS.

WELANIARfEE5 NpFUIFTC pILIS,
Prepared by J. GARANOIERE
No. 2l4 Ruo Lombard, Paris.
TheaQ pills nte highly Tecommendod by tho entire
Medical Faculty OF FrnnoeRs tho very best remedy
in all onscs Of SnermatorrhNa. or Seminal Weak
mess: Nightly, Dlily or PTfmofFs Emissions; Sex
nal Weatness or Inp0tsncv; Weakness arisingfrom
Hlbitsand Sexual Evcesaes; ReidEdtionott the
Genital Organs; WOak Spino Deposits in the Urine.
and all the ghastly train of Diseases arising from
Oyeruse or ExcesAes. Theyc1sTe when all otherrom-
edies nil. Pamphlet of Advicn IN eai box. or will
be sent Free toany address. Price 81 PER Box.
sentbymai from a.! obssrpGtion, on
sr,, NEw Yong, Sole General Agent for America.
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Stunned, yet when we have
once passed through tho expert
ence Of il, we eught so to use it
that it shall serve us and minis
tel to our benefit.
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LET those who do attend
the sacrament ask themselves
WhY.
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Beware Of counterFolesg
RELlEF lFl TEN fAlNUTEs

BEYANS PULiIONIC wAFEEs
Nure CGUqHa, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRoSOuiTTs, SoRE
THROAT, HoAnsESsss, DIFFICULT BREATHING N
have no taste Of medicine, aud any child win tpko
them. Thousands hayo been rostO Cd to heal th ihnt
had before dospaired. Testimony e'von In hunlroiJ
ofcasos. Ask for BRYAN'S PULM0NrO WATERS.
Pricc I'D cen q per box. J0BMOJES, PvOprie-
to-, iS Co-tlrn1t -ont, New York.
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WORMS

THE ONLY SAFE & SURE REMEDY FOR
TAPE, PIN, & &WORMS OF ALL KINDS.
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A new feature autobiography
is a back ground that can be-
taken separately, aid usedwith
any negative.
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NOTICE.

PTobate Court, Jiatoa CoUaty, Chjo:
Notice is hereby given that William stan.
ley. Guardian Of John ". and Joseph W. Cot
trell, minors. has lilcd his accounts with saio
wards Scyelally, for partial settlement, an,
that the same will be heard on the Suh day O
March, A. D., 1873, q / O'Clock, A. II.
Feb. p, 1sf3-it
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fOhio and Mississippi Railway

Ia Milo and Mississippi Railway.
&c Is the shortest, quickest and only Road
running its entire trains through to
| ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE
without Change.
Our arrangements and connections with all
lines from St. Louis and Louisville are per-
feet reliable and complete for all points
WEST AND SOUTH.
This is the Shortest and Best Route to Kan.
sas City, Leavenwoith, Atchison, st.Joseph.
and to all points in Missouri, Kansas and Ne.
braska.
Through Tickets and full information n to
time and fare, can be obtained at any IL. Il.
Oliice or our Office in Cincinnati.
e. GALLUP, Gen, East Passenger Agent,
CINCINNATI.
W,B, HALE, Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt,,
er',l t'a ST. LOUIS.
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OVARIAN TUMOR CURE,

Never has 4 medicine taken internally, been
known to have cured Tumogs, either OF tht
has been the sole reliance in the hands OF eX-
perienced surgeons; but Dr. Railways Sar-
saparillan settles this question. lthas cured
over twenty persons of Ovarian Cysts and
Tmmors, as wen as TumOrs in the Bowels,
Uterus, Womb, Liver, DIopsical En'uson,
Ascitcs, and Calculous COncretiOns.
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LEGAL.
A DMINIsTRAToRs' SALE.

N S>sAs' ~ :. s,V-@ = N1si- ksA A3Ai'
In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
CourtOf Nint0n County. Ohio, we will oiler
for sale, at public auction, ON
Saturday, March 9Th, a, ,. 1879,
at | o'clock. p. M. upon the promises, The
following described real estate, situate in the
.ounty of NintOn, and the STATE Of Ohi., 10
wit:
Beginning ut the North East corner Of
lection number seven (1, in Township eleven
AZ OF Range sixteen (l6), in the Ohio Com
pany's Purchase: thence west on the month
line of said section, siNty-fOur go chains and
atty (50j links, 10 the center OF Big RucCo0n
Creek, thence down said creek to the mouth Of
hewitts fork; thence up said lieWelt's fork
tl the east line Of said section: thence north
twenly-ninc 90 chaius and fifty L5D) links to
tie place OF beginning, containing Ong hun
hed and thirty-siN and Nghc-GOurth I5GG,
acres, be the same more or Tess.
Appraised at $245250
TERMS or SALE: One-ihirtl cash In hand, one
third in one year. and one thiid in two wears
from the day OF date. with interest the de-
erred payments t. be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
NATHANIEL SlMONTON,
RiODA q. FURGUSO&,
Administrator and Administrative Of the
astatcoi Henry FurgUson, deceased.
Feb. 3, lS1S-td
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The .toss by the burning of
the Crescent City sugar refine
ry, at New Orleans Thursday
night, will reach half a million.
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Porlamnnth nrnnoh.

Mail Accommodate
Dea. fIamlen A :1lp. m. G:l5 q. ~.
- Jdslson d:jl i@t
Arr. Portsmouth 70) 1910 ~
pep PoHsmDubh saja, 10. - 1854. p.,l1.s
Alr.,Ia:gs1n tlsOj q tD0F Gfr
Hamlcn It.ijp.m.F = 5:sO So
TRAIEs CONNECT Sc LOYELNSR
For AZ points m tip LITTLE Nsimi RAILROAD,
and at the fhAiihaftlis q Cincinnati Rall-
loadJQnctioh lor Ahboinis,Weg. u tHf
t 70 ". AN.3plsA,E0 0 DGxat
Ioster Of 1'raas9ortdeonsf
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THERE is not an interval Of
space unoccupied by God; the
universe is his glorious temple
OH to find him ever near us
reigning in om hearts; and
swaying his sovereign screptr!e
over all that pertains to us.
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CINCINNATI GNls.t@' VIII Un jaiy. Al
uth8ftainsd dllE cIc1t Wfllty
CECtSN Nrt EyfREs:. p Ant, makes no
stop between Hlmdea and Athens. .-,i,
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TIME -7.AEL.E-s.
| Jg ariotta & Cincinnati Railroad.

On and after November o, 1872. Trains viii
rln rs lnllhNa. ----
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
oonsresa r,s 3, Yesterdnlx.

Ia tie Senate, the bill for q new slactiopi IN
Loui6iana, TepOrtsd from the eQn9mttee en PriVi-
laGas aud elect was under discussion. Speeches
were made BY Mr. Carpenter deneunoing the
Kellogg bayonet government, dEouneing War.
mouth and MeEnery, aud Mr.. Morton, in support
OF the Kellogg government. substitute for the
bill was offered by Mr.. Hin for the assembly, on
the 10Th OF March, oa ~ lie Ulsmhors Of both
Legislatures declared elected, who shall count
the TssprPs and dsslse Whoan d9ly elected Ststs
during the evening session the Senats Credit
MOhilAsF COmmittaa reported . resolution 10 sx-
pei .. w. Patterson. Of New HamBfhlts, 9sam lnis
seat IN the Senate. al' pass.a
Ia the House. the Credit Mobilisr discussion
vas endea BY the adoptioR-yeas lI0, Nays 10
Al c0mpr0miss resolutions offered by NJ. Sargent
0JasuTing Nasars Anes and Brooks, instsAd Of
SxpeIlin1 them aspEovid0d in the Poland resolu-
tions. rhe formal Eoto IN thu easS Of Mr.. Anes
was, yeas ISL, nays So and OF Mr. Brooks, IA
yeas 70 81 maya a m0tian to discharge the com
mittes from further consideration OF the mattel
guas rejected BY maiolity d ten votes. The QFe
aaAbls b Nc eaFgsnts resolution daolaEing FTani
0glaFiadtoton 10 punish for oIIshse eohhlIttst
previous 70 elsctionto ths present COnuTess Ua
reiaetad-Yaas 81. nAya ll3. A rssclptioR Wal Of
fefed 70 esnsuFe Ms1srs. Dawes, Bingham, ,Scoaeld
Garfield and Ksllsy. but ttwm Euled ont on &C
count Of containing plurality OF nAmes, Nj
Hneaf, Of Pennsy lvanips thea oHsEed . seeqlutioI
fsr tha upquaiihsd esnsare ok III, Kelley upol
vghish thaTG was kllihaaNsrng and much dincaaaieu
lasting until $40 y. ~. the recess houFs ard q
tsfWafd8 rousWed during the evening" seseion. II
nally, After stormy night session, quietee wa
giVsn 10 he whole affair by resolution. hteh va
adopted, disahafaing the committee from turtle
consideration Of the matter. hsl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
DAILY GAZETTE.
P"l@nd's samsai..g Up of Ihs Expulsion


WAsHtFeTRE, Feb ~ The previous auss-
ton was @lieA " Judge P0laud at IL O'cl6ck
ana was seconded without div polandia
speech closing the debate could not be heard
six feet iroln where lie stood. owing 10 fi,el
great confusion that prevailed In the Hall.
ne maue some telling points ON Batter and
0tneLs Win regard to the Jurisdiction Of the
House. The strongest point made On ButIer
w. w. tes slta.lon hy Poland Of his action in the
case Ot the admission Of COnnor. OF Texas
roland showed that, notwithstanding the
ROsat.vu now taken by Butler 10 the effect
taneet TO q man on aecOilht of Infamous cline
eOmmtt9d before his election, he (Butler)
nad violently opposed the admission oECOnnof,
Deca9@ nYas alleged that he had been gull
" OF certalm crimes. Altogether Poiand's
speech was not strong, and did mot gain con.
verts to the doctrine OF expulsion.
VOTE 10 cIiAT TUE POLAND REPORT on THE
TABLE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2F--l2.2O p. NJ. Mr..
EarnsWortbr Of Illinois, for the purpose of re-
ferring the whole matter to the public, moved
to lay ii on the table .
The vote was taken by yeas and nays and
reSulted-yeas, 30; nays 164. tflt1-
While the vote was progressing Mr. Brooks
sat at his desk vita his head down, apparently
aesQyeed In reading, whila Mr.. Ames sat lin oIf
o. the front rows Of seats, the one usually
occupied Dy MI; Wallace. of South CgFolina,
leaning his head on his hand and apparently
boqdst, Gfefed'bY some sympathi1inT Trend.
steod on tho desk before him * ~ ( :
me vote was taken in perfect silence, and
WIN solema ISL Illness pervRding the hall, so
that the responses were distinctly heard
Ihe members seats were oil filed many new
members being present, and the gailerie.
were densely packed, even the one assigned Il
dies.
SARoENT s SUBSTITUTE CONDEAINING BROOK
AND AMEs ADOPTED.
Substituting ar. Sargent's resolutions 70
th0S0 imported vas the next QneStiOn. Ih
vote was yeas, lis; nays, lilo,
MT. EldFidge OF WISCONSIN and NC. VOOr
hess, Of Indiana, having originally voted NJ
changed thelr votes 70 oYesi and endeaVOre
to give their reasons, but were not permitte
under the rule, which fOThids debate durn
the roll cali The question then REQUIRED o.
the first OF Mr.. Sargents resolutions, as 70
lOWs:-
Resolved, That the House absolutely COZ
demns the conduct Of Oakes Ames, q men
Der Of this House from the State OF Massachl
SegeS - seeking % procure Congressional q
tentl0n TO the affairs OF q corporation In whiC
he was interested, and whose interest dlFec
~ depended on the legislation Of Congress
tnxest to the stgck Of said corporation, -
%. -
tn0 next resolution included In Mr. Sa
gents substitute was as follows. Ia a
RESOLVED, That the special committee I
discharged from the further consideration
this snhjeet. IrH&fF s1e eg
The question was taken on Mr.. Sargent
motion and 1t was TeIeCted--yeas IS, nays 13
MR. SARGENT, OF California, offered res
lutlah dlsehATQlnG theseIect cOmmIttee, On d
Credit MObiller matter from the tirther Co
alteration Of the subject. Agreed tO-yeas1 II
nays 70 s,@s p
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
a TIger Loose IN Ihe ssreeas.

The Ssip City Of Sparta, Captain AndaaOn.
at this port. has brought four Asiatic elephants.
5umaiFan black rhinoceTos. a horned horSe.
three black tigers, . monaoOss. and a large
number OF other large animals and birds.
The smaller animals we're safely landed, and
me more dlmcult task Of mOVing the large
rhinoceros was reached. lie was cOafned in a
huge boz Of thick Planks, the corners, heavily
bound with iron bands. Large wooden rollers
we're placed under the cage, and Il uaa ssfely
rolled TO the pier, when suddsnIy q cry vas
raised, "tiger IoossP INSTANTLY consiarnaiIou
was spread around; the crowd Of sight sssFS dis
Persed Ia moment, Aying In ell diFsctiooa
The elephants who were standing quietly ir
the street, we're seized with q frenzy. and bsRaE
stampede. Chains were snapped aSundsF 4.
II mere threads, and the animals were u.OVin,
away at the utmost speed. One reached Will
liam street, and promptly demolished the candy
establishment Of an aged lady. The tigers sscap,
was reality "a terrible reality, oF he has
reached the street, and fastened hiuselfto tht
back Of horHs attached to q cart belonging Il
Morgan, Reed q Co, and the poor beast ID,
dying. Policeman MuRroe moved toUarda III
animal, who was enjoying his quiet repasl, bu
the tiger, raising bis Lead, deigned not /
notice The minion Of the law and returned 10 hi
prey. 1t cost him his life, for the officer, Wit
well aimed shot FROM his revolver, killed th
beast.
The tigers escape vas due 10 q plank in n
bottcr Of his cage falling out as Il WIS beiu
raised fer removal, each animal having bee
separately confined. He was valued at $500
In. Y. Express, Wednesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
Tne aoanle1 TnvuFreooaon.

PARIS, Feb. 57.--AdVless from the north Of
Gnain report hat the band Of OAFllsfs command
ed uy Ollols mArenlng t0wafda Navarro.
The lnsurrecilcnlEtsF ehlcftaln, DoTfegarFy, has
laaned an order dlractlng municipalities 70 send
all their young men - join the CaEilst forces.
The Insurgents are threatening PampelBnA In
strong force, and General PslFO, who has not yet
turned over the command % the Army of the
North to General Noxillas, q huEFying 20 the re-
lief 81 The RaEFison q that city Tho Govern
ment troops aFs tortifglng IF1n, fOntlar town
Ia Gulpueoa, ten mies east Of San Aehqatlan.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

BUsISEss YoURH.-Mr, Emmons Smith, .
yoath ahout hllssn 5sars og age, is putting up .
snail store, toeosf shout faar hundred dollars. on
the corner formerly 0eanpiad by the Old Cooe
Hoial. He rsnta the ground and eraols tha hnild-
inR. which ts % ba Oeeapiea By him As taney
GOOD and eanfsetionAFg store oat e hlso4a loa-
ev earned IL trade. he began buslne1a about
hrss yoayS ago with barrel e appIss, and his
- StoFA he pays his taltioa' d school. Whieh
~ attonas RsraIally wAon in sslsten, and olOthoi
hlhassle hks any other iHdepenaout mao q husi
neaa nosfon 7fansefile - =. ~ =,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

Ene wan OF Richard i. Sheppard, Phila dslPhia,
admitted to probate, leaves $500 600 to his wodOw
which, on her death, goes to his grandson, now
four years old, aud IN the event OF his death the
whole estate to be divided between the Northern
and Southern homes for friendlsss children.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

IA annsaneed that on and afler The thlraoi
March the Philadelphia and Reading CogAny
win be IN the daily receipt Of ten thousand tons
oF coal. and viii be able 20 load from tWenty,
eomnasv IL aid. have declared Il as their policy
70 allow lust rate OF freight, and TO give prolngs
Despatch 20 eli vessels. No vessel, uAey say, VIII
eVsr bs ds,alned more than day or two,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
ron SALE.

49, Several 6rsS-elass seven room Houses. OF
!!5 Kirk wood street. four on Eighth street be
" low Pine. tive on Lombard above Eighth
Will be sold cheap and on reasonable teFms
Apply 10 AeCL0SKkf MeMINRAIN.
Aee91 -n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
r.sI''''.. ~ S.'ss'ss ..s:stss. o'-' a' '.''

afd READING Coal ana Iron Company VIII be
ready 70 Ahip coal from Port Richmond March
s. The company Will Be- In receipt Of 1000
cars, or Il, 900 tons. daily, and vii Be able to
load from 25 10 20 vessels day, consequently
they viii be able to give better despateh than
any other shippers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
Rolh Yorhe and PomerOy CenAared.

81. LOUIS, February 21.-The lower House
Of ne Kansas Leglemture yesterday passed a
resolution ceIsuring Yorke for making char
aesaaAlnsG members and falling to sustain
tlemi also one deelarlng PBmer0g nnWOrthy
0etha confdehce and respect o. tie people pf
Kansass 4 - 81
In the Senate resolution eulOgizing Yorke
and cOndcmning PomeTOy was lost by u vote
of 70 to Is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
MARRIED.

SMITH-BARR.-In this city on Thursday Feb
IuaFy 9th BY the Rev Charles Hin, Mr.. Jane
4. B. Smith. Of Brandy wine hundred. to Mrs. Re
becea z. Barr. of this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

The Democrats of White Clay Creek hundred are
invited to meet in
MASS co OSVEN TION,
At the Deer Park Hotel. Newark. on
saturday. March HSt, ne O'eIOeh, p. u !,
To take into consideration the recent action OF the
Legislature regarding ''Wilds Resolution on sum
ner's Civil Rights Bill.
J. II. Ray. VIM. Reynolds,
JAS. Springer, Stiles kenne W.
Geo. q. Evans. Wm. +. Smalley,
Utah Weir. John Elliott
Levi kuth, Mm- II. Robinson.
Alex LoWhor, Sr.. Nm. II. Smith,
Wm Dean. 8. Y. Wilson.
Y: W. Hqddsrs, John q. Sinex,
VIM. Mcke0Wn, VIM Wilson
Israel PTitehard. Jos Dean, Jr
VIM. L. Weir, j. PoRue
David POgue, A. T. Laws
John Widdoes, John w. Whitman,
franklin kastbuTn, john RanbO,
John A. Reynolds, Jr. Wm. X. Doan. a e.
A. LOwbof, Jr, John A. Moody, -
John Atkinson, Frank aTifRth
Mm- X. heeR, samuel R. HeEdman,
| w. Ii. Kelly, james Snoad
| James Jehries, =. Coates Mote.
| Mm. Austin, A. j. Lilly,
| VIM. +. 9ri@th. A, w. Russell,
| Benz Wilson, Wm. MeCaully,
NimyQd WorFel s. Ferguson,
| ]. w. Penningt0R, ]. b. Smith,
5, Garrett, JOhn Lemon.
Levi DARLINGTON. VIM. III. Russell.
Benz. Caulk, John Wall
I feb26-dkWtm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
OR. TUTT'9 PILLS

Il purely vegetable concentration for keeping
the Bowels in natural motion and cleansing the
system Of al iimpaEities, and positive 6nFS foI
Constipatioa. They restore the diseased Liver,
Stomach, aud Kidneys to ahaal althfuI ction, while
at the sans time thST bFacs and invigOFats the
whole aystsm. IS es# N
pr, Tpst's cs!ebrated ExPsOsOrant--
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

FiRat itdetaohss from the bronchial OF wind
tabss thu mueus OF mattsR which somatimOs ad-
heres to them with the tenaeity Of glue. second
lg it initiates the pain and removes the e0n1tTie-
ton of the bfcnchi6l tubes and muscles os the
chest. ThiEdlB, i tEasisla tho progress q inaam-
nation, and dsslsts the IungS 10 throw on the ir-
EilaAing matter which ace0mulatss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
FOH NALE,

- Twenty-Five SMALL HOaaos, from four 10
N! ak rooms. ia different parts OF the city
Prices ranging from 500 % $1,000.
iH Terms easy. j, n. FRAZER,
Rakaia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28

a Rare Chance for Tinsmith, -
On account Of continued i'll health. feel soa-
PEELED to offer nay Stock, Tools and Fixtures for
sale. Il is al old established and good business
situation. indeed for PorsOn Of moderate capital
one of the best In the city.
Inquire at No. lis Market street, Wilmingt0n.
febi7 H. r. DEACON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-28
ReglsGeP's Order,


New Castle County, JeagaEyz9sh. lsLs.
Upon the apRIieAtion 81 VICTOR Dupont,
Executor Of CHARLRS I. Dupont. JF, late Of
ChFistiana hundred, in said eQanty, deceased; II
is ordered and directed by the Register
that the BxeeutoT aforesaid give notice Of thG
granting Of Letters Testamentary upon the +
tate Of the deceased, with the date Of gFantinR
ing thereof, by causing adVartisameDta 90 10
posted within forty days rom the date Of aaeh
Letters, in six Of the most public places Of the
County Of New Castle. reQuising all persons hay
ing demands against the Estate to present the
same, or abide by IN Act Of Assembly in sueh
ease made and provided. And also eAase the sane
70 be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware 6a1oGto, nsWSpaPeF publisAod n VIII
ain gtOn, and TO be continued therein TIVE months.
f~~1 Given undeTthO hand aud S0al Of romeo Of
heR0gistoF aforesaid IN sW Castle in New
49, Castle County AfOreAid. the day and year
above written. d. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
AllpsRsOns haVin claims again kstate Of the
deceased must present the duly attoatod % the
Executor or before January 8ths ls7As oR sei4o
the Act Of Assembly 10 such ease made ana provi :
ded. VICTOR DuPoNT, Executor.
WilminEtOn. Del. Jan. 2s-2m