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Sehannk,s Mandrake Pills--These

Schenck's Mandrake Pills.-These
Pills are composed exclusively OF vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely
supersede the use Of mercQry, do not leave
any Of its injurious effects. They act d.
rectly upon the liver, and are valuable
remedy in all csses Of arrangement result
ing from disordsrei state Of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, lndi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Fevers,
etc, etc, all succUmb to the free use Of
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale by al
Druggists and Dealers.
mY6 eodtiljsBl5,'74
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Doctors Wanted.

The following communication, received by
Judge Ferriss, needs no explation. viii
not one CT more Of our young physicians
volunteer their services?
To Hon. J. c. Ferriss, Judge: Inthe 25.h
District the doctors have given out, are
sick, etc, and We have 10 one to attend to
the sick,who are dying very quickly, sDd we
on behalf Of the people, beg your Honor to
cor slider il and sent doctor to establish
an office with medicine ST the second toll
gate, Of Hyde's Ferry Pike. A great many
are able 20 pay GCctOr, while others are
dying for want Of attention. Praying that
your Honor viii consider this, We remain
yours, w. CURTIS,
II 81. NELL.
P. S.-They are dying very fast, and the
people Of that District will be grateful for
your HonOr's speedy attention.
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Business.

Sixty dollars was the amount taken in
Friday forenoon, at Giers' picture gallery,
the establishment being closed up in the af.
terpOOn. This is doing well for the dull
times we are having just now. In this
connection, we wish 10 address a few words
of advice to the young ladies' who come in
from the country 10 have their pictures ia
ken: Girls, bring your rouge, lilly-white,
flour and such things Of thai kind, as you
are likely to need, along with you. Nash
vile photographers used to furnish all those
thirgs, and they also kept in their employ
Eigh-toned,ar whose duty it was 10 apply
to the cheek Of lovely woman these en-
hsrcsrs Of beauty, bat during the past few
years this custom has teen discontinued. so
please do no. ask for "the powder box" in
the future, when visiting one Of our ga lie
res.
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Probate Business.

Joseph r. Dillon has been appointed and
qualified administrator Of the estate of 3.
r. Manning, deceased.
In the case Of {. w. Slothern et al. vs..
Leroy S. Edwards ct al. petition was
fled by the guardian praying for permission
to invest certain moneys in his hands, in
real estate; order of reference made to the
clerk; report Of clerk received ond confirm
ed, and a-Gecree entered authorizing the
guardian TO make the pr posed investment.
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Nau Advertisements.

See J. w. Dolbear's advertisement.
Great three days sales by Nestman,
Shields & Co.
Late cabbage plants for sale.
See notice by the Secretary Of the Rob-
er.son Associ .tion.
Mr.. squito bars at Richheimer Il Co.'S.
In "a, 'Gng attention to the card Of Roam
oke collie, e We can speak OF its course q
study as tho. ough, comprehensive and well
go o--aIccd. ia \ sndsrd of learning as high,
disciI1in5 gcodN location very fine as to
basItb society an 4 moral Influences. 1t
t,tes biCb rank amn. nc the colleges of the
Gav its 9ataiogue show. ng a representation
tron, nj ninateen StsIes and territories.
Double daily trains will De resumed d, TO
Nemphis an St. Louis by th,H nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis Railway at i;49'
A. NJ. Monday. See advertisement O IhiS
line for particulars.
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The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Telegraph office Saturday
night. Office hours on Sunday, 9 to 10 A.
NJ. end 3 to 5 p. Nj: IVA - e.. g.
Charles r. Grooms, Roche & Barber, w.
j. Andrews, VIM. Hines, G. H. Vessel,
Capt. 81. Knighton, VIM. Calhoun, r.
Thompson, Jno. Burkholz, John Reid, ].
j s. Hook, J. Stillwell & Son, Cheatham &
Woods, First National Bank, Hart Il
Hensley. - Aa.
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Latter Carriers 90 Resume theil
Routes.

Editors Union and American.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 0.-We Are
hornv tn he able 10 announce 10 the patrons
of his ofics that our letter carriers are all
around again, although some of them are
.tiII weak from recent sickness.
We intend to commence delivering mail
AGAIN on Monday, the 18th inst.
we expect for the present 10 MAKE a
,,orning and evening trip in the business
n Of the city, and one trip each day in
The suberb routes.
ENOs HOPKINS, Actlng T. NJ
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Mtsslssippi valley monthIH.

The third number of this magazine has
been laid upon our tsb'e. Its contents em-
brace sell written articles on wide range
of subjects, Col A. s. Colyar, contributing
an article on 4" The Valley of the Missssip-
pi,". and another entitled merchants vs..
Manufi cUrers es
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STATE OF TAE ygEA'CEGEs,
" Ar DEPARTMENT

y ~ DIPAhI MIN
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGI,A, D. G., July ), 1873
Pr05abi!itjes. For Sunday in Southern
States generally light winds and partly
cloudy or clear weather. Over the Middle
States and lower Lake region northwest to
southwest winds, rising barometer and gen.
orally ear weather. For New England
south and west winds, and generally clear
weather, with occasional local storms in the
eastern portions. For Ohio valley generally
clear weather with sOuthessteriy winds.
Tie evening Geographic reports generally
missing from the upper Lakes, Northwest
and Rocky Mountain stations.
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RIVER NEWS.

A rise of feet 3 inches in the "a hours
ending az O'Clock yesterday, giving 8 feet
large on the Shoals.
The Archie p. Green arrived from the
upper Cumberland, and the Ella Hughes
departed for Cairo.
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A match game was played on the fourth
between the Edge6eld Base Ball Club and
the Nashville Club, the former winning by
8 score OF So to Is, ard therefore they claim
the Championship of Davidson county.
The Edgefed Club also played The "Chol-
era" Club, winning the game by a score Of
35 to e .r.--a. .t.. b. a- a.!
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Religious services.

Owing to the illness of Rev. Thos. A,
Hoyt, Pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, tire congregations Of the First and
Second Presbyterian Churches will worship
together this morning at 1920 at the First
Church, and at s P. M, at the Second
Church, preaching at both plsc es by Rev.
DR.. J. w. Hoyte.
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Mosquito Bias! Mosquito Bars!-Ready
made or made to ODER on new patent
Umbrella or Ring-nO c1s.es mate Ioi
hanging to the ceiling-St CHS hleh-
heime- II Co.'s, 4G College street.
iy6 2t
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Trunks, Valises aud Sstehels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunsteaf's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sswanee Block. je6 If
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mextcan War veterans.

TIE survivors OF the Fourth Kentucky
Volunteers propose to send their Colonel,
John S. Wi!liaus-Oid Cerro Gordo-as
thsir representative to the Convention OF
N,xican War Veterans, to be held in Wash
ington on the 18th Of January, 1874.
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EucentifartSm.

Dick Sheridan: colored, WAS yesterday
committed to jail by Squire Armstrong on
the charge of srson, it being alleged be set
fra 10 Dodd's barber shop in Edgedeld last
Saturday morning.
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If our friends who have been In the
country fishing the last three weeks viii
send US an order we will guarantee they
will be pleased, for we are determined to
close out our summer stock. Hogan Bros,
Union street. jy4 81
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James II. Sneed, Revenue Collector, re-
ports the following as his collections for the
month of June.
School fund SS4S.G6; ordinary fund $50.
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For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for BellsOn's Illustrated. Call and
get copy. Jel u
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LtNeIN.
NIIIIeG.

The mMkethouse presen,ed a more
lively appearance yesterday, than upon any
previous day for three weeks past.
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Caesar covered his raid head and gray
bair with a lsurel crown, Ayers Hair
Vigor covers gray heads with the still more
welcome locks of youth. jy1 cod 1w
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CITY NOTICES.

Leisure Time Use to learn Book
keeping, Writing and Phonogrsphy with j
", Dolbear. JIG 2t
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special to the KnoxriIle Chronicle.
Cholera I'm Franklin, Ky.

Special to the Louisville COurier-JOurnal.
FRANKLIN, July There were seven
deaths from cholera during the past twenty
four hours, ending at 8 P. NJ, five colored
and two whites, Mrs. Barnes and Mr.. Jesse
Gibbs. The weather continues clear and
warm.
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Mr.. J. c. Ward, Of the 18th District,
sends to this office some very fue stalks Of
millet, standing nearly five feet high, and
which were grown on his place.
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One of the most successful of burglars is
light; it is always breaking in on some
body.
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uncIaime,i TeIezrams

GRAHAM FLOUR at Riverside Mills.
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Comfy ReNenue.

New WHEAT FLOUR al Riverside Mills
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TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMI FICAH
TEs WEEKLY UNION AND AMTrItAN
TEE WEEKLY UNION AND AMI GAM
TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMI RICAN
TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AHEEIOAA
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MnYOr,s Proclamation.

SEA FOAM FLOUR, from ew wheat, al
Riverside Mills. iy4 q
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.


EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev;
Z Thomas a. HOyt, Pastor-Seryices at 1880
N by Rev. DIR. J. w. HOyte.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Re v
y j. w. HOyte, PastOT-Services at 5 p IN. by
the pastor.
NENTRAL BAP FIST CHURCH, Rev. W.
" G.. Inman, Pastor-Services at HOO m and
500 p m BY the pas or. Communion service al
! the close CT the morning discourse.
EDGEFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
n Rev. j. II. McNeIly, PastOr-SeIvices at
lO:3 m and p N by the pastor.
FDGEFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. W.
IA \. Nelson, Pastor Services st 1915 a m IN
lecture room of new building, corner Fatherland
and Tulip stre3tSunday- school reunion at 5 P IN,
same place.
TULTP STREET CHURCH., Edgeheld-
i Rev. X. K. Brown, pastor. Services at 1879
a m by Rev. A. II. RedfOrd, ID. D., and p m by
the pastor.
hurst BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. t. G
4 Jones, DID,, Pastor-Services at Hoo IN
and SOL p m by the pastor. Quarterly com
muniOn after morning service. Sabbath-sdnool
at I'm.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT-Services at
~ 9 and 1890 IN, by Rev. Edward Bradley,
and p m First annual sermon. Seats all nee.
NORTH EDGEFIELD PRESBYTERIAN
N .MISSION-Seryicesa az 400 p III by Rev. j.
II. McNeilly.
ISDGEFIELD CUMBERLAND PRESBY-
Ia TERRAIN CHURCH, Rev. j. d. Kirkpat-
rick, PastJr-SeTvices at 1880 a III and p m by
the pastor.
NINTH WARD BAPTIST MISSION-Jef
~ ferson street. Preaching by Ed. Womack,
at II a m and 5 p N. Sabbath-schOOl and mis-
siOnaTy monthly meeting at p m.
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TIE CHEAPEST, THE LIvRLIESP AID
THE BESTI
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIYELIEsT AND
THE BEST
TIE CHEAPEST, THE LIYELIEST AND
TIE BESTi
TIE OHEAPEST, THE LIVELIEsT ASD
THE BESTI
THE OHEAPEsT, THE LIvELIEsT AND
TIE BEST
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OontsiulEg the Cream OF the News, sdirosiIIand
EiscelIsneous Residing NsttsE
Published in the
DAILY UNION AND AMFEICAS,
INCLUDING
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS,
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
COMMERCIAL and STOCK REP ITS
LITERARY TOPICS and LEYIEwS
SELECTED SOCIAL ESSAYS,
PERSONAL GOSSIP, and
REFORMATION FOR PLANTERS
rCGErEBR wITE TIE
CHOICEST STORIES,
LIGBT BEADING,
AND POETRY,
gKoH THs
CURRENT FOREIGN AEDDOMESiIt Pc
BIODICALs.
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NEWSPAPERS.

TWELVE PAGEs-SEVENTY-THO COL
UMNSI
TWELVE PA9ES-SEVENTY-TWO COL
UMNS
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UHNSI
UMESl
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FRESH CoRNNEAL at Riverside Mills.
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ONLY Two DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A ! ga,
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A SG-R.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A Ss-..
ONLY TWO DOLLARS + lEAE,
Address,
UNION AND A. tx as.
u Rsh el,. ez
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FROM DOVER.

-ur rySAr. ApJoRNMRNr-ALI. DONE DILIGENTLY AND
m oRDER-BRIsa TEARS FROM EYES UNUSED TO
wKRP--rHK CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT.
Special Correspondence of he Commercial.
Dover, April IL.
The Legislature adjourned to-day, at II o'clock
after peing in session fourtsen.weeks. The mem
beers, the clerks, the Sergeant-at Arms, the nes-
sengers, and the fireman, are al happy, being
in possession Of checks on the Farmers Bank OF
Delaware for pay for their servces-valuAbleo or
otherwise as the case may be--and by this time,
are homo relating to their families and friends
What they know about the Legislature.
Both Houses were called to order at o'clock
in the morning, and after passing resolutions
providing for the supply OF fuel and light for
the next session, and to adjourn tine Genernl
Assembly on the 18th inst, resolution was Of
| Tered and adopted extending the thanks OF the
| Senate to Speaker Lesley for the Just and lnl-
/ partial manner in which he had performed the
| duties OF his office. Following this, Senator
| Records delivered a written address, expressing
| .he kindest Of feelings for the Speaker, the
| Members OF the Senate and Sergeant at Arms,
and Messenger. The address was quite lengthy
| and made special reference to the good feeling
which had at all times existed between them en-
beers and between the two Houses Senator
| Riddle followed in address in which he e4'
patiated on the good fellowship existing on ell
sides, and in feeling manner spoke OF tn
| meeting and parting OF tne present Leg lslaluI o
| embodying kind words and good wishes fo
their future welfare. Speaker Lesley replied il
| brief speech, at the close of which he Ad
journed the Senate sine die.
=, The Senate chamber was crowded with specta
tors, and the pious andlpathetic nature OF the az
! dresses delivered made grave Senators as We
| as 'grave spectators" weep gentle tears this
, well became them.
In the House, but very little interest wa
manifested further than a resolution OF thank
4 to the clerk and speaker, and few partln
words from Mr.. Burchinal.
One fact worthy of note was the very tempel
ate and quiet behavior which attended the la
hours OF the usually boisterous occasion OF az
a journing the Legislature. There was some vii
: drank BY q few OF the members and the
friends the night prior to adjournment, 1t
: true, but nothing beyond the limits OF decenC
il and responsibility"
One good result of the meeting OF this begi
lature will be tho improvements to be made c
the Capitol building. Mesars Riddle, Shake
o peare and Stockley, on the part OF the Senate
n and Messrs Lewes Thompson, NanGasken al
a, Martin, on the part of the House, are the Cor
'' missioners appointed to remodel and repa
4. the old building. AT meeting he
It recently. MIR. Shakespeare was made Preside
a and DR.. Martin, Secretary. Another meetn
= will be held sometime in June, at which tiI
10 the Commission will have architect ptese
Or and future arrangements will then be made
"A better men could have been placed in charge
! this important work >. A. A.
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have tested Boyeris Hoof Liniment on the feet
Of over one hundred horses. The difference In the
condition OF the feet IL 30 great in its favor that
would not be without 10 for ten times Its cost. 1t
should be properly applied to every horses hoof, es
pecially in the Summer when the horses feet are
always in contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become hard and feverisn,
which produces contraction, corns quarter cracks,
contraction of the back sinew, commonly called
HKnee Sprung" and often from the pains in the
hoofs IL produces sweeney In the shoulder. We re-
commend it as the best preparation we ever used
II should be used on every horses hoof az common
" as oil is used on harness or mems boots to keeI
them In good condition. L. K. CONKLlN,
Proprietor and Superintendent Of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street, Philadelphia
E. BRINGHURsT d CO., Apothecaries,
cor. Sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agents for this popula
HOof Eminent, are fully prepared TO supply
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices.
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Irs MEETING ro-MoRRow-IIsT OF THE WHINING
TON DELEGATION,
Tomorrow evening, the regular spring meet
me Presbyterian church, Snow Hill, Worcester
county, Nd. 1t is understood that there will be
no business of any special importance brought
before it, but its sessions viii be devoted 10 the
general work Of the church.
The following are the representatives from
the Wilmington Churches
Central
Primary, DR.. L. P. Bush.
Alternate, Charles Stewart.
Pastor, Rev. ]. p Conkly.
Hanover-PrimAry Samuel Barr Pastor, Rev
Lafayette Marks.
First Preebyterian-P Primary, Thos. McCorkle
Alternate, ]. NJ. Watsoni Pastor Rev. 5. ID
McKown.
West Church PrimAry,J. @. Morrow; Alternate
L J. z. McIIear.
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AN INFAMOUS MEASURE FRIGHTENED


That shameless job by which it was designed
to fitch from the pockets of the people of this
county money to pay Archibald Given's justly
incurred fine, failed in the House. The Senate
passed it, Of course, but the members of the
other Chamber we're afraid to do 80. The bill
was Adroitly drawn, and nicely adapted to its
purpose, though without naming Given, at all.
1t would have had the effect Of compelling the
Levy Court OF this County to pay over to Given
the amount Of his fine, and costs Of prosecution,
in the case wherein he was convicted Of defraud-
ing colored citizens Of their right to vote. This
was the checklist, boldest, and most scandalous
enactment that passed the Senate during the
session. 1t was direct effort to nullify and in
sult the authority of the United States and to
offer premium for defying its laws.
The House, it is true, did not pass it, but the
influences brought to bear tho members were
such as left them little credit for their action It
is well known that Justice Strong did not send
Given to the Penitentiary, as the law authorized
him to do, because thiswas one Of the first con-
victions under the act, and he preferred to avoid
imposing the extreme penalty, as an act Of leni-
ency. 1t was, however, equally understood thai
any further convictions would carry the more Sc
we're punishment, and naturally, the Courts Of
the United States would feel bound to regard
the passage Of such an act as this demand
upon them to impose the shArpest penalties
The members Of the House, therefore, felt thai
If they were to reimburse Given for the sxpen.
res OF his law-breaking, by taking the amount
from the pockets of the law-respecting citizenE
Of New Castle county, they might b rewardine
Given for his crime, but they would be subject
lug any one who should follow in his footsteps
to much heavier penalties. They consequentl,
killed the bill, and while the result is goot
enough Tor the public, it confers no credit on tn,
Democratic majority in the House. The Senst,
passed the measure, as we have already said.
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Sperial Aottfes.


no GIdUo . SCEOt " 6OoAAN
Is Health Tie secret OF health is the power TO eat
digest aud Rssinii ate pFOrer quantity OF whole
some food. This can never be the case while impuri-
ties exist In the system. Every organ must per Orm
its functions naturally or the whole organism Is de
ranged The blood must be purified II is the vital
princtple ramilytpg through ~ part OF the body
and when 1t becomes impure, It's ELECTS are shown
on the weaker orgaIs. DR.. TUFTS SaIs Apara and
Queens Delight expels all Impurities and Vitalizes
tine system.
The substances composing DR.. TU IT'S LIVER
PILLS are derived from the vegetable Kingdom,
and are particularly designed to act with gsntleness
and thOrOughness upon the stomach, Bowels, liver
and general circulation They produce one OF two
easy passages day, without any purgiug or gripping
They contain no drastic element
FOR EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC RHEUNA-
TIsM
Gout, Dyspepsia, Bilious, Remittent and Inter
mitten feVeTs Diseases OF the Blood, Liver Kidneys
and Bladder, DR. TUFTS BARSAPAklLLA AMI
QUEENS DELIGHT has been most successful
these diseases are the result OF vttated God. Az
blood Purifier, this preparation mas no equal IL Ii
/ purely Vegetable.
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Best Refined camphor.

Put away your furs, woOllens, de-, with Best Re-
fined Camphor which you can buy TO advantage at
SMITH a PAINTERS, Druggists,
eth and Market SITS.
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Ptatt's Astral OIL sold wholesale TO grocera, deal
ers and country store keepers. AZ wholesale rates.
and gall cans or by the barrel, ~
o @. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streets, VIII, DeL
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oARI1sr SCARE AT BARCELONA.
,-ev MADRID, April IA.
1t was reported at Barcelona, yesterday, that
the CarIists we're approaching the city. The
Volunteers assembled, but the report proved I'M
founded
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CoX's Refined Sparkling celatIno.
Is reliable and cheap; always on hand at
SMITH & PAINTERS, Druggists,
Ith and Market Sta.
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BURNING or a PuILMAz PALACE CAR.
NEW YoRK, April Is.
APuIlmAn Palace Oar which cost twenty-five
thousand dollars was burned, this morning, at
Jersey City.
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NNIIIer's Horse and Cattle PoWdeTs
Fonts Cattle Powder, H. II. H. Linlment Roberts
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prominent Patent Medi ines in the mari ct Tor SAFE
A. FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
WilminUton. la laWare.