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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30


Cenfdr Ltninenf.--There Is no pam wlucl,
the Centaur Liniment will not relieve, no sn ell
ing u Will not subdue, and no liineness which
Il will not cure. This Is strong language. but h
is true. Whele the parts ARE not gone il efIacts
are marvellous. 1t las produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia palsy, lockjaw, sp,ains,
swelllngs, cakcd breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheuin, ei,r-ache, &c., upon tie human frame
and at strains, SPAWN, gals, &c., upon animals
m one year than have all other pretended REM
edies since the world began. 1t is a counter-ir-
Iltaht, AN all-heating pain-relievcr. Cripnles
throw away theh crutches, the lame walk, poi-
sonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without a scar. 1t Is no
iinnbug. The recipe is published around each
bolile IL Is selling as no article ever before
sold, and 1t sells because 1t does Just what Ii
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain, OF swelling, deserve to sufer
II they will not use Centaur I4iniment. Mere
than lOOO certificates of remarkable cues, in
cludinS frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, cont.
running tmors, &c, have been received. We
VIII send a circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting it,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centadr Lin
iment Is worth one hundred dollars for spsy,rp,
or swcenied horses and mules ,or for SCI ew worm
III sheep. Slcck-owhers-this Linimeut is worth
your attention. No family should be- without
Centaur Linimcnt. Price, so cents a bottle
large bottles $1,000. J. u. ROSE Il Co.
90 Broadway, New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
DIED

III this city, on 10Th po., 10Th, 1873, Susan.
ma Il. Woliaston, in her Gld year
In Bmndywinc Hundred, on the 10Th inst
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon,
In this city, ON Tuesday morning, October
twenty-eishl, Ann. wifi ,f Rev. Joshua Hum
phrlss.
The friends aud relatives Of the family are
respectfully invited Ia attend lie funeral ON
FRIDAY 3lst. Services at the Union NJ. L,
Church, at IL o'clock, To proceed hy . O'Clock
Pa. ''''
On the morning of the 9Th inst at the resi-
dence OF her nephew, l.. NJ. England, Sarah
iiisey' m the 9Oth year Of her age, widow of
the late Samue. Pussy, of Dromor. township.
Lancaster county, Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
MARRIED.

At the residence ofthe bride s parents Sent
10Th, 1873, BY DR.. ID. W. Cook of Indiana, MIR.
ID. w. Carey, of Wyoming, Del, to Miss Fan
ME, Cook, Of Pottsville, Pa.
=. Tn the 9TH of October, at the pals onage at
Chester, by the Rev. j. d Maddox. john Is.
Del.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. j. France, M.
deoige Wood, 10 Miss Addie Peircc, all of this
county.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30


fLruh.-Priccs follows: Sales of super
nut iour nj 900 to S6.25, extras I75 TO b.25 extrs
F,n, ~ ~ TO $3.50, fancy brands ss75alO and Ryt
snnAiN'-Sales OF red Wheat at slI5 to 80 ambe,
~ 70 spring Sli5 to las. Rye s5c. Corn Gle Il
S,srmnts ~ to oOc for white or mixed - a47.
s@15a3 FER bushel; and Flax 2.25. o'''
n oca,' :, fHlsIoNS"-Me9s Pork SiG.50 per barrel
dnrs ,a ans u % l6c per lb; Sides ic and Shout
msdi,m IL OF the finer grades at 80 to SIC,
ed AZ ~ ~ 70 ooc common Us to tOc domestic pull
c,o,.. THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choce at CAT cents; fair 10 good at 81 as I cents
u M common at 4a5kc. per pound gross, $500
lows and Cayes:-Sales OF SprInyers nt s3oa5D anil
iresh cows at S5asI5. 0' "u
Sheep, at 4a6c. per h. for fair to chui,a
aogs corn fed 6.SOasG2 per iOOIbs
strss nay sy. Timothy sisOa2oO Mixed s1as15o.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

Mrs. Yano, wife of the Japanese charge
at Washington, has arrived in San Francisco
to join her husband She is said to be The
first Japanese lady who has left her native
land to join her husband in foreign country.
All the furnace owners Of Pittsburr and its
vicinity held meeting on SATURDAY. and re.
solved that on and after Monday, reduction
OF 10 per cent. should be- made in the wages
OF their employees. 1t was the opinion of
those present that it would be very difficult
to keep the furnaces in blast, and that fur.
Their reduction might be necessary to prevent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
| Exc tors Sale OF Real Estate

fI'HE Executors OF AMOS EAsTBURN. Dec,1
oner at Public Sale, on Fifth Day November
sie o'h Io5, al O'clock, p. M, the prrmises Of,
itrih, laying north Of road leading from Corner
d He,sh 10 Fisher Shops on Lime stone Road; bound
81 III py lahus OF Abner Woodward John Parker ,oI,,,
LEompsoh, decd, and the late Milton Michener's
IToperty, valuable tract Of Land, contauing win
~ " linlts or boundaries IA acres, with good
improyVin1hts consisting OF large dui,bir- viJJA o
sone DWELLING HOUSE, almost nov lE.aal
Win Mo'ern c0hN eniences; also, n double declcr
nnioNE BARN 551< 60, with straw sheds and stol-
,mlg 10 SUIT large DAIRY, or feeding cattle, with
T Tasoh mouse, spring house, wood house, &c The
rarm contains about 80 acres of yplunble WOMB
mostly chestnut, Of good growth, ready TO cut Tvn
.housahu dollars worth can be taken of leaving sn
mGieht Wood ior uses of farm The remainder Il -
siueu INTO eight Farming Fields, under a GOOD stint,
two fields. ~ ""'' al an out
IhE Is beautifully situated farm convenient IN
ches, schools stores. mills, lime quarres within
N miles OF station on Wilmington Il Western RAIL
Ioku, and about the same distance tn Delaware div
farm. " -" u '''S "esHHoie
IEKMs.-Ten per cent of purchase money to he
phiu on DAY of sale one third to lay In PROPERTY nj
annu,l interest Further conditions on day Of sale
,,t wanting a farm would do well by calling on the
bnrn fesidsnt Lsyi Eastburn, or David East
ppln, VINO VIII GLADLY show them aSound the piucr
sepi-tS DAVID EASTBURN, Execu-
t. . MARY j. EASTBURN / tors
r. s'-No postIonement on account OF Weather
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
SheriH,s Sale.

SheriH's Sale.
& virtue OF writ of ais Vend. Exponas ,lirec-
VIII Do exposed TO Public Sale at tho huts kept
". d. Wallace in the town OF ST. Georges a. Red
Lion huhlrei, New Castle county. Delaware, ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1873,
ATT o'clock. RM.,
The 'oiowing d. stribed real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land situate i'm tn, tau.
81. Georges, IN Red LiIn Hund red, New Castle Go :
a guy stare - Delaware, lSunded and cribed M
toiioWs; u"t Beginhlng at corner stone Of land
OF Johh deceased. running thence by sal
iu soutu degrees east 10 10 perches to n stone
thence cr0sing fhe present sti and by and will
md oil ''ohn Reese north, IS degrees east IL 4-Io
berche' TO u st9ne, thence by land a. JOhn sutton
deceased horti ~ degrees vest, 10 SiOl ercbes 10
stone, and south, 5s degrees west II I-i6 rerches
ing beginning. containing one acre ana tscnty-two
percies of Land, more or less. '"'' wv
Seized and taken into execution the property of
Inar'es ~. MeWhoter, John II. MeWhnrt.r and
John al Jones, aad to be sod by ~
s,.,,, ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG Sheriff.
Sherh $ ONCE, New Castle, October n, 1873
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

1t Is stated that owing TO heavy disburse-
mchts by The Treasury Department and light
Iusenue receipts, the next public debt state
ment will show an increase
The silver paid out by the U. S. Treasury nj
washington OH Tuesday, did not exceed SiOO'
Nearly 400 mechanics and about 1000 labor
ers nave been discharged from the Washington
Navy Yard. Their discharge is occas ioned .by
the allowance OF money having run short In
consequence of the large number of imnrova.
ments made in the yard during the sumner.s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

t"S'""ed.-The firm of Aldred II Co., at tba
nsliware Carriage works, King street below
llihi' have resumed operations, the creditors
IiasihS agreed 10 accept fifty cents on he dol
var: All sums over $50 will b, paid by note of
Sixty or ninety days, ami all sums under said
amount WIN be cashed at sight. This arrange
inent is much better for all parties than ibe
brcing Of tho firm into bankruptcy, and credi.
tors ~ other cases " III yet regret that they did
not adopt an equally liberal policy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

Cour.-Thc court convened In the Levy
Court room at Dover, last Monday afternoon
IN III INC absence Of Chief Justice Gilpin, Judge
WoOtten presided. Robert Wilson. iudictej
for assault and battery was conv ioted and SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $40 and costs, The
Court next considered the applications for ii.
cense BY Mfr. Fountain, Justus Lowery. Amos
Cole, Edwin q. Shaw, Charles L. Foxwell and
Tobias Merritt. "Reminiscences were presented
ton, when they were laid overto Tuesday.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

Castor1d Is inole than u substitute TOR Castor
On. IL is the only sate article in exist
cence which Is certain to assinilate the food,
ture wind collie, and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol.
and is pleasant to take. Children need moi cry
and mothers NAV test MAJ. 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

Ice.-The first ice of the season. in this sec.
ton Of country, appeared Oh Wednesday morn.
Ing. The weather is gradually becoming colde,
and fire will be necessary to comfort in every
dwelling, for the coming six months. We
should greatly prefer that the extreme heat and
cold should be mixed q little, 30 that a more
even temperature might prevail.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
iGahi IN sfnY
Administrators Sale
:. = a L E S !, 4 = e ,

4
| IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED.
By virtue Of AN order OF the Orphans Court of the
adt the FINN s ~ and Tor New Caste County
| De exposed ~ sale at Pabiic Auction, ON
SATURDAY, NE I'D ddyef NOVEMBER. 4. d., 1s73.
At3 O'Clock in the aitcrmoon,
On ihe pr misses, the following described land. oud
tenShents, being the Real Estate oi the latc K.hrc.
| ca walker deceased being ordered to be soI Gur
| the payment OF her debts, to wit; ~ '''' 'o'
se ar iho st stone on the northeast most
meTs OF George Walker, thence bv tile said land \
land Of William Torb,t thence hy s Sr ePrnrr o.
,ahJs s. ,o4 degsoes w, - perches to a stone, am,
eoro,s ur msS w., 4i-loo perches to stake,
thirds S. 10 degrees E. Ii pcrches t. stake thence
~ degrees W., passing through the middle OF the
house, thence n. 4sV degrees w, trouSh th ~. s ae
norse aohs dividing partition of the same $40
themes g., 39a degrees W., pcrches to siaIe Il,
tc sau' nv side Of tue Limestone Road thence
Perr6es 10 stake; thence crossing said road \"
~ aSSrees F. pereLes to the place beginning
No. 2, Beginning for the same Mt a stump of nm
G hs,en, ehesut tse corner for the farm late of
said farm NJ 81 degrees e. 81 TN %, tne
IN hemiddle Of the road leading 10 Red Ciw Cr.t
in the dae sHe Of sA sa 5p as - 30 Pereh
Wiaap Torbiis land aud in line of said Maker,
an, thece along SAID line s., co degrees e. ~
perehts to the place OF beginning cOnfain,nr Ar,
a Attendance will he given ,r1 t,,,,.c
knOwnbi the Administratiix, or by N maui
CHARLES Is. LORE Esd |
att..t. n NJ v,., 80 Her Attorney.
y. B.-Tle trocts alns a ,la..,,i,. :, - -.
well known Ic,Iuyl IInsl., ,r,', u'Sii'nt' The |
hghtlliy situated in Mini SrrnF ifur "u arc de
W. nst attractive and healthy parts OF the stut.
Inc aitclnlonof persons Wishing .; pleasant
or good investment is earnestly snic'tr
Is good, buildings substantial ami ahnnd.. 'ne iaid
neigiboihoo one ur the best in Tie c@nut anu lh"
particulars apply to ''i fa'-
oct21- ' " NJ ~ AIM,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

Hm1utd CdSc.-The wife of Benjamin Bel
Few took u seidlitk powder OH Thursday last,
wh'i, she was almost Immediately afterwards
attacked with severe pain and vomiting. Dr
Harlan was called in and pronounced tho symp-
TOMS exhibited the same those following pois-
niIlhs by corrosive sublimate. The matter get
.'hs INTO the newspapers, called forth card
from Charles Foster, stating that the seidlitz
powders sold were compounded with great care,
lhit lhey We're taken from box that various
injury had been experienced. He therefore con.
ei'lues That Mrs. Bellew was. suffering from
severe hcmorraee and not poison. AT any rate
MIS-. IL. Is recovering much to the qualification
AMI relief Of all parties concerned. Great care
Is exercised at the Drug Store and the success
whiel mas attended the establishment is the
"e;n prooi That can bc given of proficiency and
skill in dispensing articles of all kinds.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

coed Corn.-The sons of WIN. q. Phillips of
MIL Creek Hundred, filled bushcl basket with
corn from the crib. a few days ago. and the ears
On being counted were found TO be SO in
number. On Smelling these there were over
~ quarts OF corn obtained, or almost pint for
raeh ear AS they were taken promiseuously
from The crib, we infer the crop must have been
!: good one. The crop of corn on the same
neh,' a Few years ago, averaged eighty bushels
To the acre.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

G.. W. Ennis has commenced the produce
commission business at No. POS E. Third Street
Persons wishing to buy or sell fruit or vegeta-
bles should give him call.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
Executors Sale Of Real Esta te

al Public Sale, on "'
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Both, 1873,
At O'Clock, q. IN,
oh the premises, VALUABLE FARM. living on
uIe roau leauing from Campbeli's shops 10 Kcnuett
SNuste withln mile Of the kenuett bike and ahouf
nies re nj Wilmington, about miles from tirreI,-
kMle STATION on the Wilmington and Reading r. H.
yuluaDie TIMBER, consisting prime OF oak and
rekory OF heavy growth, bounded by lands Of Lewis
p.uNes anu Moses Lowther decd and others
ne improvements on the above described farm
Sph'st vi Large Stone House and Large .
Spohe Barn, with ample shedding for stock, AH3A
iLMgc Shrtlage House and Grannry with Gel IsnM
ut underneath the same wagon house. and u.lhA
sueuulng attached also spring house. Ice house and
olher necessary out buildings, water forced TO Inc
mouse ii ana barn BY hydraulic ram. The farm il
uvlueu INTO SIX fields under COED fence, with a sufi-
cIeht supply OF running water In each eld an apnle
oIchaiu oi choice fruit in good bearing order also a
Nmicty OF pears cherries. &c, in good condition
ms Is beautifully situated farnffhe lpid hcinp
nHtie rolling, III good neighborhoOd and in hiph
mills, Ne. ' e"'"' "es'
IEKMS.-Tcn per cent. of purchase money to be
Pa'u ." uay OF sale or promssOry note with approved
security One third OF the purchase money may r,,-
lniln on the premises If desirable or otherwise tbs
mno,u oi tle purchase money can be paid Further
conditions on day of sale.
ny one Wishing to view the property will be shown
''i same ny Edward Thatcher, residing thereon
JOSIAH KEEPER,
PETER FESMIER. ! Ex,cutnrs
- EfHkAlM MAGARGAL, \
Y. w. Stdliain ~ Son, Auctionperj
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
Shcrin,s Salc,

ny Nrtnc OF writ OF Nenitionl Exponas l.,
me directed, viii be cNpose, TO Public Sale ~ the
NATIONAL Hotel kept by Jack son Brisnt In Mix. L.
hWi ~ st Georges llunirei, m New Castle Gouu.
T., Del, on
THURSDAY, N1VRNBkR 9th, 1873,
At O'Clock, y. III,
The following described real estate, viz.
All mat piece oi parcel OF land situate In Arpn-
lhlhlmink Hundred, New Castle county. Delawasc
bohhitu by the lands OF the heirs OF Isaac Gibbons,
deceased Land OF Richardson II. Armstrong land OF
Absalom Reading, and the Public Road leading from,
Tayors Bridge to Smyrna, obtaining three acres OF
land, more or less with log dwelling house thereon
erected
And al tina, tract or piece OF land situate in Apo
guhimhk Hundred New Castle county and State ui
pe.awnre, on the road leading from Walkers saw
nilil 70 Tayors Bridge. and adjoining lands Of John
ermslrohs, klrh srison IL. Armstrong and ,scob
Bungy, containing about acre and IA hall OF land
more or less. '
me piece or parcel of land and premise above
uesctlDeu having been seized and taken In
rs tue property OF Jacob ungy, and the other ing
seized ana taken In execution tho property of Alb
SALON. Reading, and 10 DO sold by
- ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sh'rhS oihcr, New Castle, October 10, 1873.
A DMINISlH NrnIktA sAIE on 81
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
Oysters Z! Oysters y!
NOTICE,

'ouS .. GALLAGHER. do hereby give notice
that snail apply to the Judges OF The Court al
~, sessions VI the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
ne STATE o, Delaware, In and for the County Of New
MS on Monday the nth day OF November, A, 81
iso being the first day of the November Term Il r
license 10 dispense spirtnous liquors incidentally nj
40. 1908 Market street, In the Eighth Ward. OF
M CITY OF Wilmington, Del, and the following free
holders OF said Ward recommend tho said anulica.
tlon, to wit; ~ ~ "il''"
I'm I'm nj ~. Iaschall, WIN. q. Pierce,
- i! i,nf, Tho has Dohneiy,
A. II. z. Barr Wm p Vn,,na
~ " n, ?, James Zeglcr,
" ~ -. F" isuom, A. A. Baker,
: ~ nm,o,ttohheh' Andrew Munjem,
IL r. net',, Alexis j. Borrei,
H. In,. ~, ADAMS, u. r. Applcby,
INN ID, WhitrOn, w. II. Grubb,
1ames hehfedy, Richard Martin,
"oD .,,a 70 baiuwh, u. n. Richardson,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

MONEY.-We again appeal to our subscribers
to call and pay the amount now due. Those
living out Of this county should send their con-
trba,ion by mali. Many. are greatly in arrears,
ami they should pay up, in a ve.y short time
D. reference to the wrapper they may ascer-
thin tho amount due. Th, money market may
be tight, but there are few who cannot pay 81
u 50 If they have disposition to 90 50.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

TIE FLORIDA lit RRIcANE.-Au official dis
patch received at the War Department from
Fort Jefferson, FLORIDA, gives an account of a
severe hurricane which occurred there ON the
Oih instant, LASTING ten hours, aud causing
considerable damage To the public property
Nineteen beef cattle were washed into the sea
and drowned, the cattle yard damaged, slaug b.
tel house and stable undermined, and frames
loo,ehed. The dizzy, or small boat, and house
that covered il were swept away aud lost The
f'ni OF The clothing room was pened, so that
me ram beat in aud damaged the clothing and
camp eqlllpage The roof of the older Dor liou
oi the oiiicers quarters was torn of, and the
rooms below Hooded with water. The blinds
were torn oil, AMI SD many windows broken or
carried away bodily that from this cause alone
many rooms in the officers barracks are uutrn-
ihle, and also in the squad rooms below,
IN ROOT of tho hospital was torn oil entirely.
AID the rain loeIred into tho store Groom, COM
plitely wetins the hospital stores and flooding
mo ward rooms Tho sick men were moved
nv" the bakery mess, the worst case having
ior'unatel died early in the morning, before
TINS acciien occurred. The dspensary was
Hooded, hl' the med cines on the shelves being
5 IN Shtt sheltered, remained dry and un in,
julcd.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
FG II SALE

A FARM of about seventy acres on the
HITd0 hennett Road about miles from Whining
nllU ton VIII be sold great bargain. Apply 10
ID. CHANDLER,
oct30 No. yO4 Shipley street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.
Corrected every Wednesday and SATURDAY

ny CARY Il MARI
Flour per barrel, s7O0a1o o,
Wheat per bushcI, 81 "a
Corn, per bushcl ~
Corn Meal, 20
Oats, per busliel. "a,
Ground Corn and Oats per hd iSs
MiduIngs, (best, )per bushel, SIN
ua.t .Iiu"'' PSF bushel, Iin
Common do, ~
Hay, loose, per ton ss,o M
Hay, baled. per ton, :. ~
btraw, loose per ton, soo IN
Straw halcL par ton. son an
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

STRAY COW

CAME To the premises af thu s,,..,t, +. c,.
tiana Hundred near New ori an H. ,' III thIs.
inst, a FAT RED COW me n,,n - ~ nyyctH
requested to come forward trnva ,,nna, " SxVN
pay charges and take her away ar sis y AAf1 ~
posed Of according TO law - ~ WIN "c o's-
oct2T'3t RIrPIrs appo,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

rms io'!owing described real estate, viz:
Az NAV ctrinh inrsslagc or farm, tenement house
ana lot oi land, situate in the southern side OF Front
Stict', hctWceh Market AMI King streets, in salt
city OF Wilmington, bounded follows, to wit Be
ginning at corner of land OF John Burgess on said
Front street, thence by said land south thrty-twv
degrees west iity three feet siA inches to cormer
STAKE thehce by lands of Captain Price and Joseph
Ddhrhin, north IS degrees, west ~ feet INCHES 10
corner Of land Of David bush; thence BY II line OF
.hat ln' north " degrees cst IS rect inches the
slur oi front street; thercc thereby south So deg
81 itet iOur inches TO the place of beginning, con
tanning wuhln said hounds nnrteen hundred amt
ninety seven ahl Or-tlid feet al land more or less
, l"r'i AMI taken into execution the property vi
apnn tilnlish and Mary, his wlic and Frederick ii.
Hem AMI Margaret Itch tetrc tenants, and TO b.
Sold by
ROBERT L.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SirilHs bncc, New Castle October 18th, H. Il. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
STRAY PIC.

EN- ANY LADY OR CHILD OVER sYEARs
QlW. Of age can now learn Madame Herman's
by purchasing her new book OF Instruction and An
entire set Of moulds Or her book of Instruction An
the beautiful art Of making Foliage whichisa perfect
mouids or scissors; Price only s3 w. These books
can DC mad from the author, MADAME HERMAN,
Ut this paper. octan
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
The Third and Last Sale of
rho Sansn..

the Season.
VIII be aold at Public Sale at the Public House of
L+'i H. khoads. Bird-in Hand, Lane aster Co., Pa
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1879,
Al O'Clock, p NJ, sharp,
The following stock, VIZ; Consisting Of rs HEAD
Of YORK STATE CATTLE, FRESH COWS
SPklNGENS, lEARlING and 2-YEAR OLD
STEERS, HElFERS and BULLS.
Lot or SournDowS AND CoTsWoLD SHEEP
Farmers should pay particular attention to tb, sale
as the subscribers will have extra lot OF stock
principally Durham cattle, selected In the best
counlle IN New York, by j. w Springer.
TERMS vi Sale will be made known on day Of
sale, by SAWDON a SHIKE
Jones McClees, Auctioneer.
B-A long credit viii be given. oct23-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

CHANGE IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoy-A
committee was appointed at the last session ot
Congress, compos' ID Of leading Senators of both
plrties-Me.ss. Morton, Carpenter, Antbonv
and Biyaid-to devise new method of con.
Quoting presidential elections. 1t has recently
agreed to recommend aplan which contein.
Plates An amendment TO the constitution, en-
Drtcins Tho following features, viz:
fhst, The aboltio of the electoral colle.
gcs. N'''
Srconl. That the President and Vics presi.
liant br elected by the people voting direct Iv for
the cand idaies. w
Third. That each state slia n be Divided i,,o
as many districts as the stale Is entitled 10 rc
personalities IN Congress, to b8 composed or
contiguous territory, compact In form. and AZ
nearly equal in population as may be, and The
pelsln having the highest number of votes for
president in each district shall receive the vote
OF That district, which shall count one presiden
tlil vote, that each state shall be entitled In two
presidential voters at large, which shall Ina
counted iol The person having the highest Num-
Der oi votes in the whole state.
Fourth. The person having the highest nu,n
Dor of such presidential votes In ibe limit N
States shall be President.
Fifth. These provisions to be appIcsbla IN
the election of Vice President
oiNlh. Congress shall have power TO prov Idle
fnr holding and conducting the elect ion for Pre-
slueht anu Zee President, and Ia establish n
tribunal for thu decision oil contests AZ to lie
vote IN any district or state, and make rem
ial'ohs go'erhing the proceedings of those
tribunals