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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-21

Sr4GRIEF>S SALT"
DY yirtueof writ o. venditiom Exponas to me
~ directed VIII be exposed to Public Sale, at the
ty, Delaware, on THURSDAY, the 3lst day Of
July, D. 1873. at O'Clock, p. IN, the following de-
No. /. All that Lot Of Land with four Story Brick
Store House thereon erected situated in the City Of
lows, to wit beginning ut the northcrly side of Sec
ond street, between Market and King streets. at u
street north SO degrees east Us feet Formerly 10 fee
Carson Wilson, thence by said line north 5s degrees,
west 10 feet to corner Of land of Thomas $. New
I'm, thence by that line south 81 degrees west % feet
to thereof, thence by the north 5s de-
grees west feet to corner OF land of Wilson,
othy jackson, south " degrees ~ feet Formerly
80 iect to the side of Second street aforesaid and
thence thereby south IS degrees east y feet to the
No ., Ali thai lot of Land with STORY Brick
Tavern House thereon erected, situated In the City
ly side of Fourth street. between Market and Shpcy
streets, at corner Of land of Thomas ID. Gibson,
thence along line OF said land south 33S degrees
west 20 feet 10 line Of Charles Canby thence along
that line south soy degrees east 20 feet to Of
north 39S degrees east 70 feet the southery
Fourth street and thence along the north &c Z
degrees west 20 feet to the place Of beginning.
Brick Dwelling House thereon erected, situated In
the City of Wilmington, afure, aid beginning ut a
point in the eastery side nt West street between
Sixth and Seventh streets at the distance feet
from the southerly side Uf Seventh street, being
corner OF land formerly OF Mary aud Charles Mason
late OF the heirs Of John Bradley, deceased Themes
with line OF said land eastcrly parallel with Seventh
street and passing along the end OF feet wide ale,
80 feet and one inch TO stake in the line OF land lat,
Of James vanneman, thence southerly parallel witt
TatnAll street, by said land and land late OF JOIN
Moore, 10 feet, to land formerly of WIN. Seal thence
by the said lond westerly parallel with It'll street vs. fee
inch to the said side oil W est street, and thence there
with northerly 10 feet TO the place of beginning.
Seized and taken In execution the property u
John Marshall Harlan, and tcrre tenants, and to b.
| sold by
jyl4-6t ROBBERY L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, New Castle, July 5, II. Il. 1873.
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Nj. Nj. CHILD & Go.
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL. ESTATE FOR
SALE.
One three-stOry Brick, front yard, No. 2l0 We
Tenth street, possession at once.
One threestOgy brick, M. ~ Fast Sixth street Will
be sold bargain
One three-story brick. front and side yards, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home
One three-st0ry brick, No. T.. Funith street In
good repair, Tor will remit
One two-stUry brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot
Two elegant twO-storv bricks, with MRnsATd story,
No HOO and 4O2 Broomc street, wnh all mniern i'm
prOvements.
one elegant Market street property, onc-half OF The
purchase money may remain
One three-stOry brick Second street, between
West ami Washington.
That splendid house. AMI lawn. NJ. 90i Delaware
Avenue, with all the modern mproN rment~. Terms
easy.
One thrcc->tory brick House On Orange street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth $500
One thTee-story house, No. W. Fourth street
between ,IeffeesOn and Madison. -
A Frame House aud lot, Union street near Front :
PRICE $1,000
One three story brick, W Sixth street, near ,Ieher-
son, with slie and front yard.
one small farm OF Sixty acres in Brandy Hid. d,
Il either sell or exchange for improved City proper
A farm in Bucks County, Penns Manor. OF 100
acres superior land. terms accommodating Apply
to NJ. NJ. CHILD Z CO.,
aprl0 M. l, w Seventh street.
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SheriH,s Sale.

BY virtue of snndry writs of plus. Leyari Fncias
to me directed will be exposed to Public Sale, ut the
Lafayette Hotel No. sii Shpey Street, kept by James
q. Pierson, in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, DEL, on
WEDNESDAY, the 30th day OF JULY, 1873,
At2o'cock, p. ~,
The following described real estate, viz All that
certain lot OF Land situated In the City OF Whining
ton, aforesaid, witt a large brick hotel there
ON. Beginning at the south eastcTy inter NlS ~,
section OF King aud Front streets. and run issM
Mug esstery along Front street thirty mine A.Ask
fee six inches to a stake, thence south thlt
two degree orythree feet six inches 10 another
corner stake thence north IS degrees west one foot to
corner stake; thence south thrty-two degrees, west
eighty feet stake; thence north 6s degrees,
west thirteen fees six inches thence south thrty-tw0
degrees west ono foo, to another corner stake thence
tn 5sdegrecs TWENTY-FIVE feet to the easterly
side OF King street. thence norhcry along said street
81 feet to the place Ol beginning, he the contents
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of
Morris Dickinson, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sl, ril.
Shnrn'a Dtice. New EasIlr. .lmlN \. lAl.i iYlI-Ri
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IrNYrIiS RITTER WINE OF

UNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON.
nr. ,tayne's Exlectorant Tor Coughs and Colds,
Ayor sCherry Pectora
DIR. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup.
Dr. Roses Cough Syrup.
Dr. Schenck's Ps.
DIR. Roses Pills.
DIR. Jayne's Pills.
DIR. Ayers Pills, and all the leading paten. medi-
nes In the market
Also q full and well selected stock of fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Fancy Articles on hand.
Country store keepers and groceTs supplied with
Paregoric, Landanum, &c.
Essences Of all kinds, Wholesale and retail, ut
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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ITOR RENT-A house, barn and from four TO six
cres land Amply 10 J. A. BROWN,
&c 5atf MARYLAND Avenue,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of II writ Of Leyar Facias to me directed
viii be exposed TO Public Sale at the hotel oil Aexan
der A Laws, in the town of Newark, In White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, ON
TUESDAY. the 29h day OF July 1873, mt ten O'Clock,
u. m, the following described Zeal Estate, viz ALL
that farm tract of land, situated in White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle. County and state Of
Delaware and particularly described as follows,
10 wit: Etgnn.ng ut white oak stump corner stand
ing In the line OF Thomas Oglcs land, and running
from thence south IS degrees, east liI perches and
Cloths to stone for corner thence south o. de
grees, west 1I6 and iOths perees to stone corner
OF Jonathan Bees land; thence by his line north 80
degrees, west 81 and Oths perches TO stone in the
north side of the road leading from ogletown to Elk
ton, thence with the said road north IsH degrees east
II and li0ths perches to stonci thence north 81 de
grces, west " pcrches to corner of land of heirs of
Moody and Archibald Moore; thence Herewith north
81 degrees east 1856 and 3Otfs pcrchcs to the place OF
beginning, containing
al ACRES, . ROoDS AND Il PERCHEs OF
LAND, More or less,
Seized and taken into execution the property Of
Charles w. Currinder, executor OF Jacob Currindtr
deceased, and Margaret Currmder, surviving mort
gager, and the said Charles W Currinder and Marga
ret Currinder, devisees of the said Jacob Currnder
deceased, and Esther Morrison and Elizabeth Lun-
ney, terrc tenants. and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, New Castle, July 8, 1873 jyl4-5t
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Pitner's Chicken Powder,
PREPARED ONLY BY THE PROPRIETOR,
JOHN J. GALLAGHER, Druggist ond

Apohecary.
1905 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
This is complete and immediate cure for CHI ICk
KN CHOLEKA and administered to healthy fowls
Is certain preventive. 1t is warranted to give salts
faction as n trial Will convince the most nkeptical
that possesses great power or az that Is came1 t9f
1t. 1t Is compounded on SCIENTIFIC PRlNCl-
PIES; and by reason OF Its acting Mt once ON the
OF the disease causes the effect to cease and
afterwards acts as Tonic, giving the Chicken new
Lease Life. This Is an important preparation, and
that each farmer others, interested In the well
fare OF their Poultry, shoudke. constantly on hand
borhood the means 10 arrest and prevent the whole,
sale ravage which 1t makes amongst poultry, would
be at baud, and no time be lost by needless delay
During the past few years many thousand chickens
have been sacrificed by the disease ard many per-
sons have seriously loss entailed which might
have been pre- tente had they but known the virtues
mere quack preparation, claiming to do impossible
tiles but possessing on the contrary such intrinsic
virtues as will recommend it to any thinking MAUI !
have appended the following
CERTIFICATES.
AIrs- IEUSTED, Traceyvll!e, Queen Anna's Cos
Md, says,-Your Chicken Powder savcd my chick
ems but two died after | commenced using t.:
The Chicken Powder sent me arrested the progress
of the disease send me two dollars worth more for
AMOS KIMBs LII, Dover, Ohio, August 3, 1872,
The Chicken Powder sent me has been received, and
promises much good. Enclosed find money for more,
CHAS. NUMBERS, Kent County. Del, says
Your Powder has effected cures amongst my diseased
NATHAN PARKS, nsar Lincoln. Illinois, April
49, 1872, says,was losing chickens nifty week.
s s ts he e ct
it to sick acd well, aud to-day have not one that
JAMES DENNEY. Piasia. Illinois, Deem Der
1872, writes, recommending the Powder.
10 satisfy yourself ask your nearest merchalt lot
II you cannot obtain 1t, enclose 10 cents by mail and
II Will be sent to you.
PRICE, % CENTS PER PACKAGE.
A LIBERAL DIS COUNT TO THE TRADE,
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BOAT FOR SALE.

A light skit, - feet long, suitable Ior cunning or
sailing Has all the fixtures necessary for sail boat
and with very little repairing could DO made worth
double the price asked for " II is made OF cedar
copper fastened, ami was built nj Moore's shp-yard,
foot Of Fourth street. Amy person wanting good
che ap boat will do well 10 call at this office (ihifi
story where they will lesrn terms and the boat
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PURLIC SALE.

The subscriber having changed his business vii
dywine Village, in the city Of Wilmington. oP
THURSDAY, JULY 3ist, 1878,
At II o'clock, A. M,
Tho following Personal Property, consisting Of
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES No. !, sorrel mare, Q
years old a fine lender, and warranted to work any
where
sbafter warranted :, work In any harness.
No 3, gray horsa, Jack, years old, MOSCOW stock,
nne leader shafter guaranteed to work anywh. re
Mol, gray horse Charley, yearsoid, hne shafter,
No. g. brown horse, Bill, years old, splendid shat
No. 7, gray horse, Frank, 10 years old, works in
any kind Of harness, and fine driver.
No. 8, black mare, Fanny, IL years old, Line shat
ter
iPAIR FINE MULES, about years old, and
will work anywhere.
Three 2-horsc carts, In running order; I cart-bed
and shafts, onehorsc cart, dray In good order,
two-horse do furniture oar, platform. iron axle,i.
excellent condition, Germantown wagon, jump
seat wagon, good as new, ! no-top wagon, light,
never used, lot Of second hand carriage Wheels
sets of lead chains all In coed condition: sets OF
art harness, set stage harhesa, sets light dou-
head hater lot of collars aud halters carriage
harness, two cult one set of well fixtures,
for wedgging lot Of Shovels and picks. two
stone scdges lot of ny nets, lot OF ice cream tubs and
cans, n lot of barrels.
TERMS.-All sums under $40 cash, NIL over $40 IA
credit of iour months viii he given, by purchaser
giving n bankabe note I'LL approved endorser, ar
Ing interest nom day OF sae or per cent oil for
cash. iy2i-ts THOMAS l.. MOUSELY.
l.. W. Stlham Il Son. Auctioneers
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SEASONABLE.

SEASONABLE.
At this season of the year when all prudent house
keepers are packing away their firs and wOolen goods
and putting their houses in order for the approaching
simmer, the questions very naturally arise "Wha
shall we do to prevent tho ravages OF the mothr'
GLOW shall get rid Of such pests reaches. bugs,
ants, &c.?'
The hest Known insect destroyers, are
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE,
An active poison, best suited for beSteas and
furniture, under tie washboards amt along the edges
OF carpets, in the form OF solution.
CARB0LIC ACID,
Which destroys all the lower order plants and ami
dilute state 1t leaves tarry Odor behind, which,
though wholesome, Is somewhat persistent.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER.
which etlrctually banshes Ants, Moths, Bugs. Red
or Water konches, and all small insects. when prop
eIy applied, and Is pronounced bv many iuriirrN To
he one o. the best and cheapest articles In usr
GUM CAMPHOR,
Which, being volatile, permestcs the entire mass
bundle OF goods. and is soon disspHte,l When thu
goods opened for use again.
GLENTwoRTH'S ROACH POISON,
We have found, from several years experience 10 be
the most effective preparation for the destruction OF
Reaches. Unlike many other preparations, they AT,
attracted by this article, devourng with great avid
ity, and not likely to die in their hiding places
This remedy Is also destructive to mice.
An the tbove articles sold in any quantity and In
formation concerning ttr aud nature chs rfull,
given b. -
e. BHfSCHCRST & CO, ApoihecarieS,
Cor. Sixth amt Market Streets,
mayl5 Wilmington Del.
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LAND, More or less.
SHERIFES SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Leyar Facias to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the Lafayette Hotel
81 Shipiey street. kept by James O. PiersOn in the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
clock y. M the following described real estate viz:
Nj those two certain lots, pieces parcels of land
situated In the city of Wilmington aforesaid bound
cd and described as follows, to wit:
Nc. ], Beginning at corner OF james higgins
land the souLerly side of Second street. between
Washington ate Pasture) and Justson streetsat the
distance Of ~ feet from the eastery size OF Justson
street, thence by line OF said Higgins land south
J2degrees, west 10 feet to the northeiy side of five
feet wide alley, thence by said alley, outh IS degrees
east 81 feet TO a corner OF land of VIM T. Agness,
thence by said Agness land north 80 degrees east 10
feet to the aforesaid side of Second street and thence
thereby north 6S degrees west 81 feet to the place
ginning, tanning within said bounds 800 square
Il ct of land, he the same more or less, with the right
aud privilege and tree Of the above mentioned al
ley with other gal propretors thereof, In common
forever
OF second and Jusson Streets thence by said side
Jusson street south 80 degrees, west 10 feet to
stake In the nOrthcrly side of five feet wide al
ley thence along said alley eastery parallel with Sec
ond street 10 feet to corner stake thence northery
parallel with Justson street 10 feet TO the sontherly
side Of Second street, thence thereby northerly oS de-
grees west ~ feet to the place Of beginning contain
Ing within said bounds 1880 feet of land be the
less, with the free use and privilege of the
above mentioned alley, in common with owners and
| occupiers Of property bounding thereon forever.
Seized and taken in execution the property o
Patrick Magarty, executor OF Bernard McCoskey
dece used, surviving Morgagcr OF Thomas F. Me
| Kloskey, John McKl0sKcy and Mary McKoskey, de-
visees, and George W. Bright, terre tenant, and to
jyii-Ot ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherii's ohice, New Castle, July sth, a. d. 1878.
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PILES or HEMORRHUIDAL TUMORS

All kinds positireiy perfectly and permanently cured
by "ABSoRPTI0N," without pain dagger, caustics
or Instruments, by
W. A. McCANDLISS, NJ. d. & SON,
No. o001 Arch street, Philadelphia
Best of reference given to persons cured.
mRyl2'T3- l0mw
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SHERIEE>S SALE.

ST1GFILTT - SNI-G'
By virtue of u writ Of III. Fa. 10 me directed will
be exposed to Public Sale, ut No. Vest Eighth
street, Wilmington, In New Castle county, Del. on
SATURDAY, the 26th day OF July, d., 1873, st 10
o'clock q. M. the following described personal pro-
perty. viz Two galvnnlc batteries, one carpet aS
three chairs one trunk lot Of mating, lamp, lot VI
paper boxes, &c &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
James NJ. Warren, end to be said by
Jy173t ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-07-04
La0er Beer. and -Ale.

The amount of capital invested in
the manufacture of lager beer and ale
in the United States far exceeds the
estimate which would be placed upon it
bv persons who have not given the
matter some consideration. At the re-
cent meeting of the Brewers National
Congress, held at Cleveland, Ohio, an
address was delivered by Mr.. Louis
Schade in reference to the extent and
present condition of the breweries in
this country, from which we extract
the following facts; The number of
breweries in the United States for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1872, tax
ing the special brewers tax as basis,
was 3,04l, against $500 for the pre-
ceding year, or 1,735 which manufac-
ture under and 1,306 which manufac-
ture Oref 500 barrels annually. The
whole amount of beer and ale made
during the year was no less than s.
009, 500 barrels, against I ,l59,7 740 bar
rels for the year previous. The amount
of the beer tax in 1872 was divided
among the following States, thus:
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A BLOODY RECoRD.-Nurder IF a Con
tractor on the Pennsylvania Rajiroa6-4
WeStmOreIand County Man StuUghtcred-
Money the Object in Both Cases-Suicide Of
One Of the Guilty Pdrties-In Acconlplice
COnfesses.-The people of Spring Mills
have been agitated for some some time past
by the story of two murders and suicide
in their quiet tneighborhood. In April last,
1t will be remembered that we published
an account of the suicide of one Mr.. GoImg.
under circumstances that afforded no sat
iSfactory explanation. He was q young
man, highly respected, with fair prospects
and good health. But one day he went
into tie woods, cut open an artery in his
arm, and by holding it open with stick,
succeeded in putting an end to his life. 1t
was not known that just before the suicide
Young was sent for by young friend
named Henley, and private interview
took place, but the object of the confer
ence or what was there communicated is
not known, and was not supposed to have
any connection with Youug's last fatal act
But soon after his DEATH Henley, who had
been convinced that he could not recover
sent for DIR. Van Nalsah, of Spring Mills.
and made most startling confession of
two murders, in which he and Young and
two other men had partic pated The first
murder was committed last fall the victim
being contractor on the PENNSYLVANIA
Ra'lroad, whose name we have not learned
He appeared i'll the place with about two
thousand dollars, and these four Young
men enticed him into a restaurant kept by
one of their number, and after making
him stupid with drink. knocked out his
brains with an axe and took his money.
Then they sunk his body in deep sink
hole in Spring creek. The second murder
was committed in March or April last. n
short time before the confession. The vic
tim IN this instance was gentleman from
Westmoreland county, who had previously
purchased Meats Mill in Penn's Valley
The particulars of this murder are not
gwen. The man was traced by his friends
as far as Center Hall on his way to the
mil, with sum of money which be in
tended to use in making a payment upon
the property. Since their disappearance
at the time these respective murders are
sald to have been committed, neither Of
tnese men have been heard from. Since
henley's confession the other two man
have disappeared from the place. KenIav
Is recovering, and will probably have 70
answer for his share in the two crimes
that he so freely confessed. His statemant
mas not been made public in detail and VIC
are able to give only this brief ontIina
winch is the substance of The common tall
IN IN the neighborhood.-LO Haren Rsn,,6>
ltcdn. '0' A'e P"o-
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THE notorious William J. Ovens.
who was tried some time ago for the
murder of Colonel Riddle, has been
nominated as the Radical candidate
for Assembly in the Fourth (Phila-
delphia) district. The Democrats of
the Third district, in the same CITY,
intend once more to disgrace them
selves by nominating the bland and
child-llke Samuel Josephs. Can any
other cityin this glorious Union" pro-
duce for popular admiration and ap-
plause two candidates for Legislative
honors, who, in all the essential ele-
ments of political knavery and turpi-
tude, approach within gunshot of Bill
Ovens and Sam Josephs ? The times
are sadly out of joint, but in the two
instances referred to Philadelphia
stands unrivalled and without a peer.
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ReSOtCed, That the act of a majority of
the members of the last Congress. involv-
ing what is known as the back pay steal -
by which they voted into their pockets
thousands of dollars which did not belong
to them, was most flagrantly improper and
infamous, and should secure the condcm-
nation of all who were a party to it. and we
demand that the provisions OF the late act
of Congress by which salaries were increas-
ed shall be promptly and uncondtionally
repealed.
The foregoing is one of the resolu-
tions adopted by the Radical State
Convention Of Iowa, which met at Des
Moines last week 1t is the counter
part Of resolutions on the same subject
which had been previously passed by
that party at its State conventions held
in Ohio and Maine. The downright
hypocrisy which is apparent in a rad
ical convention squarely denouncing a
majority of the members of the last
Congress for passing the back pay
steal and at the same time refusing to
utter one word in condemnation of
Grant, the chief cook and bottle wash
er in the disgraceful swindle, is as
transparent as tits cOwardly If men,
bers of Congress are to be arraigned at
the bar of public opinion for voting for
bill giving them extra pay and doub-
ling the salary of the President. shall
Grant, whose signature made it law.
be esteemed guiltless and the one al
together lovely? If there is any diff
ference in the degree of their rapacitv.
it is clearly in favor of Congress, for
-, r
its members that he would not sign a
bill increasing his own salary two fold.
unless itcontained the extra pay clause
for the benefit of Congress. Grant
was the chief sinner in this grab game
and is responsible for it for the reason
that he could have prevented it by his
veto, which is always equivalent to the
vote of One-th:rd of the members of
Congress. To denounce Congress for
the swindle and condone Grants COM
pilcity with it, is to convict the agent
and permit the principal offender to
escape.
The threat to repeal the act at the
next session will not seriously disturb
Che stolldlty of our second Washing
Ton Grants salary cannot constitu-
tlonally be diminished during his term
OF Office, and if there were anv possi-
blllty that a repeating bill would be
presented to him, which there is not,
his well known respect for the consti-
tuition, to say nothing of his inordinate
love of money, would arm him with
good and sufficient reasons in his es-
timation for its veto