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THE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known to re-
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Thousand more, arc briefly as follows:
II ma hrst-ra'e newspaper, ~, Ine news "I tpe
day VIII he tonnd IN ", connenseu Wnell u"Iinp "
tant, y, Iu'i eenE,n Win yI itos,in,
manner
II is = erst.rote family paper. full Of entertain
,ra ana ,nsttuciive reading a. every kind hut con-
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VENIEE MANHATTAN Spring
M BED and Combination

IA bed and Combination
MATTRESS.
P, j. KISTLER. POSTMASTER
OF WEISSpORT, has been appointed
Agent for Lehigfton, Weissport and
vicinity to give our citizens chance to
see and test the merits of the arrange
ment of springs. He is willing to put
them on trial for any person for one
week, and If they 40 not paove supe-
rior to the Woven Wire Mattress, Put
nam, Yankee, Norfolk, Wright, Spring
field, Howe, Tucker, Eureka, Munroe,
Imperial, United States. Walker, Con-
npcticut. Eagle. Salem or any of the
one thousand and one Spring Beds that
have been put upon the market, you
are not asked to buy it. The above
named beds have been discarded to
make room for the improved 1t has
no hiding place for bugs, has no Stats
on top OF tie springs, but heavy duck
canvas, hooking at the base of the
spring, that may be taken of and the
Stats removed (for cleaning or other
wise,) by anybldy in five minutes and
replaced at pleasure. The springs may
be changed to other portions OF the bed
with very little trouble. The springs
are warranted to keep place and last
longer than any other in use. For in
valdS it cannot be surpassed He fits
them to any bedstead or different weight
of persons, the largest plumber under
the heaviest part of the body. and with
= light covering Of husks. cotton, straw
bed. or hair mattress, they adapt them
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through the skin in Pimples, EtuptionS,
or Sores; cleanse it when you! find u obfl
structed and sluggish in the veins; cleans.
it when it is foul; your feelings will tell
you when Keep the blood pursy hnd tho
health of the system, will follnw.qe togE
II. III. MCDONNELL a. co..,
Druggists & Gen. Agts, San lRrnncireo CAiiioes
mia, & cor. of Washington and Charlton Sta Nj
sold by all Druggists and Deeisrs'
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HNOK sALE.-A nice House with

HNOH SALE.-A nice House with
- rooms, Sarret and cellar, Barn
and Outhouses, with
NINE ACRES OF GROUND,
beautifully located near the brick church,
in Low .r Towamensing, l mile from
Lehigh Gap h. Il. station and mile
from MllpOrt; "A very pleasant house.
Price, $4,000. Terms very easy.
Also, small Farm of 80 ACRES
with small House, good Barn, fine
spring and spring-house, located on
Franklin Turnpike, 8 miles from Weiss
port, half the land under cultivation.
Price $500, half cash, balance and 2
years. This place is offered for song.
Address or apply to ID. PRINCE, Weiss
port, Carbon CO.. Pa. oct4-3m*
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wedding Cakes a Speciality !

The patronage Of Dealers and the
Public is most respectfully solicited, and
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
HAUSMAN & UHNS, Agts.
Lehighton, Pa, March /, 1S73-y1
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

Tic Pcr2;via9s Syrup, q Protect
cJ iSoIHtio31 of tie Pr0toCilc cf.
Iro@, i9 SO combined as to hare
tie cRCrGctcy of an OLineent, as
cGGND digcStc6 03t6 GsSiDI lated
SritiI tie blood as tic sille3lIGst
food. IL increases the q1sGntity
cf EGtHrc'S OaCn T}t0Iisjit0
AgC!3t, IrCD il1 tic Blood, and
c1,Tc3 "ttthOUsd1,d u.s." simply
6y ToRiI,O 7sp, ,IncigOratil0 and
PitGIi=i?,g TIC SUStcn. The en-
T;cRc6 cad CitGyi=cd blood per-
9l2c0tcS cOcry part Of the body,
9'cpGipj1lg damages O7e1 aC05tc,
Gc0rchinO ont morbid Scc2c-
tionS, and lcGUi'sJ nothing for
disease to feed U21on.
This Is the secret Of the eUo73-
tyc,J5iy GHcccs5 of this 7'c1,acdU ii;
cscTi'.0 Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plai:lt, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhcoa, Dolls, Nervous Affections,
Cllills and Tovcrs, Hum DIS,
Loss Of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and 0U diseases originating i7I
q bad state OF the blood, or dc-
conpGeicd By debility or % JO1U
state of the system. Being free
from 1IcOhoJ, IN any form, its
encr1i@in0 effects are not fol-
lOaCcU by corresponding Teac-
ton, but arc permanent, iitJtS-
sing Gtrcn0th, CiDOr, and neaU
life into all parts of the system,
end building stp an Iron Con-
StitutiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
6y the acSc of this remedy, from
aocGE, 9ickIy, suffering cre0-
tUrcS, to 9trOng, beGItby, and
Rdppy men and aOODeeil; and
inUdIids cannot reasonably hes
atate to JiUc at q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 6loto,e i,e the glass.
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD ny DRuGoIsTs oENERALLN
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mo WHOA IN MAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby forbid hArbo-ing or trust
ing BENJAMIN MOYER after this date, under
~ GEORGE NANYPENNY,
Noy, q, SEa.ws Lshighton, PA.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
ReaI Estate.

SAILS n WILLIAM BRIGHt---iiis three story
brick store and dwelling al 9th and French, tO Mr..
Kilimer Of Kent county, Tor 50 500.
A two-story brick house IN Church street, abOge
sth, 10 Michael Aiundy, iof si3OO.
threr story brick house, coner Spruce and
CuIieil sireeis, belonging 10 samnei sarns, 10 a
Mr. Dopghery, for Sls;J.
a brick store and dwelling location NOT gwen
20 Wm. Watt, plumber, for 5000.
a twostory brick house ia Church Street, above
9Th, 70 Patrick D0ugherty, for 5000.
SALES By NJ NJ. GHnD a. COMO 50i West
Ssyenth street, two story stOIcs 10 9olih Fhih.
No 5Oj MadisOnstFeei, tNb-alofg ifaine, % NJ,
Aaioney.
No. 7o7 West Seventh eGreci, tSosiory stone,
10 Joln Flinn. l4.s.r ~
No. 5l5 Madison stEeia, iwo story frame, 10
Mary Maioney
No. WssMest Seventh street, tYO-story stone
20 J. Finn. f=l ahi III
No. 5ii Madison ssret, tSsostoIy frame To- J
$50. 4c7 Madison slssel, isOsioFyifaine. 10 N
Ne. 7oS West seventh street, two s,ofy stone, u
J. Flinn. arr
No. SIS Madison sirest, iwo-slory frane, to N
Mulreeaey.
Lot n. ". corner Sixth and Madison, 10 Johr
MalOney.
school house aud lot, Orange Street above lOtl
70 VIM. 8. Bullock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
'rhe Defeat ex-senator pomeroy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-The news of the
defeat OF Senator POmerey IN Kansas is re-
ceiVed here with general satisfaction. Ills
detection in the act of attempting to buy votes
and his arrest are the themes Of general com
mint
Those who know him best are not much dis
appointed. 1t has long been known here that.
Notwithstanding his professions of honesty,
pieiy, and purity, PomerOy was one of the
inott corrupt men In Congress. His fate will
have an important bearing upon the case OF
ms colleague, Senator Caldwell, who is now
under charges OF obtaining his election by
bubaTy and corruption. There is a strong AMI
growing feeling among the better class OF
senators that the time has come for Kidding
the Senate OF men who disgrace t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
lSNcrltf's sales.
nnerIfi,r Nair.

,,- BY virtue Of a writ OF Ais. Vendidoni ES
X i.4e ppnas 10 me directed. will be exposed 20
@Sl!s Pubic sale. at the Hotel OF William y.
~ "a Ford. at Kirk kwoOd. in Poncad or hundred,
New Cnstle county, Delaware,
MONDAY, the 81 day OF February, 1878.
Al | O'Clock, p, ~.
the following described Real Estate. TO witt
No l-Al that tract or parcel OF land situate ia
New Castle hundred, in New Castle county and
state OF Delaware, bounded by land late Of AbrR-
ham c. Short. now Of William ?. Thompson. BY
of Edgard Tatnall. by land of Wiilism IL. hey-
nolis and oy the New Castle and FTenchtown Turn
pik e. containing Eighty Acres. more or less. with
4 frame dwelling house.
No. An that tract or paree. Of land situate N
Pencader hundred, ia the ceqny aud state afore-
said bounded by No. above described by land latP
Of Henry Batten. nov of Edward Tatnall BY land
late Of Edward S.iiitoe, now OF Captain whitaker,
and by New Castle aud Frepchtown, Turnpike
containing Twenty-Five Acres. more or less.
! Sezed and taken in execution as the property OF
/ Josenh Moore deceased, Margaret A. Cam. I'D =
ministratrix of Robert Cam. deceased and Charles
| a. Lum. administrator Of Joseph Moore. deceased,
'U' ~ ~ JAMES ARMSTRONG. late SheriG
! Sherids Office New Castle. Jan /. 1894
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
s.t,erIfIrs NAlc.

ss--. BY virtue Of a writ OF LeyaTi Paeias 70 me
isfsss dirvetal will be exposed 10 Public gale -
Ehim the lafayette Hotel, sal shipley street.
a8sG kept hy James u. Pserson, Ia the elty OF
Wilmington New Castle c0unty, Delaware, on
WEDNEsDAY. the 18th aay of February, AID. 1878.
at Q o'clock. y. M.
the following described heal Estate, Via
Ali lhaI certain lot of land with brick Dwelling
thereon erected situated in the city OF Wilmington,
and bounded as follows, 10 wit; Beginning on tue
eagterly side of Madison street seventy SIX ieet Lom
streets at the center OF the party wall between the
house on tins lot and hat the lot south Of this;
thence eaSteTly parallel 70 Fourth street tnroagh
the centre Of the party wall niaresad sl4s seven
feet: thence uortherly and parallel 60 Madlaea
street twenty feet more or less. 10 the soalheEiy
side Of four feet alley leading into Madison street.
thence westerly along said side Of said alley end
parallel 10 Fourth street sixty seven teet 20 ths
sasterly side of Madison street, and thence soetn-
erly along said side Of MadisOa street twenty ieet
Inofe or IL - 10 the place ot heginning be the con
tanis thereof what they may. with the free and NM
interrupted use ot aforesaid alley IA cemmon Shs
othpr Owaers Of lands bounded thereon. forever.
seized and taken into p3oeptlon, = ~ tee PtoPefV
sf Morris Dioklnann and to be sgld "
=. 'A'''' ROBFRf IT, ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
Sheriff Oaiee New Castle. Del Jan. 10 d. lSIS-as
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
Vice President CoifaX
West Chester ltems-DefauItingT Tel
Ter Sentenced

WEST CHESTER, Jan. 80 Hon. Wilmer Worth
inVton Is somewhat easier this msrning, but still
in "A very cltical condition.
Martin. the defaulting teller Of the Chester VAL
ley Bank. was yesterday sentenced by Judge But
Ter 10 four years and six months at labor III the
Chester County Prison. lle Is n young man OF
fine intellect well educated and his family connee-
hons are most respectable.
Before sentence being passed. he made short
but touching sympathetic address 10 the court,
stating that he had been led into the deviation
from the path of recitude by the too common
desire to acquiIe wealth suddenly He has the
sympathy OF largo and very respectable circle OF
friends.
The cold has beem more Intenss here for twenty
four hours than has been known tor many years
The Thermometer IN some localities marking l.
degrees below zero
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
SY,cgim;s sale.

49, Dy virtue OF alwFit OF VeBdiiioni ExpQnas
sss 10 ms direeked. will be exposed ~ Public
~ sale, az ths Lafayette Hotel. 81 6hiPley
N III street, kept By James q. PiersOn, ~ the
eif5 ~ " ilminRtens keW Castle county. Delaware,
Dni W WEDN ESDAl. the 18th Of FEBRUARY, A, D.;
Rehl Estate. viz: as......5
40 that certain LOT of land situated 10 Tie city
0t Wilmington, New Castle county, DelauaTes
bounded and described as follows, q viii kegin-
ming at the aoath vest corner OF Ninth and Ntod-
scr streets; thence southayly along said westerly
sidn Of Windsor street eighty feet % q e0Inef;
thtnoo westerly parallel 70 Rinth street oeVaneqn
teet 90 anather c0FneFs thanee nOEtheFiy hne ~
ranel 10 the hrst mentionea line and WiAaaar
street along q iiEe of other land Of EAmnnd q.
Springer on lho west 50 fest 10 thc aforesaid pQNth-
ertS side OF Ninth street. and thence thereby eas-
tedg ~ 1oet 20 she place of beainnng, be ae oon'
tents thereof " bat they lfh two stotf pfleA
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution ag the property
OF jacob q. Chandler and 10 be sold By
A0BEkT u, ARMSTRONG, 6heEla.
6Aeria's olee, New tastle Del. JAN 10. AID. is1S.8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
Iseperle rom nlGerenl auar,ers.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-At the offices Of tho
Western Union Telegraph Company at 8 o.,
clock this morning, the thermometer stood as
fOll0Ws;--New York, 2 above zero; Hudson,
n. Y, % below; Albany. N. Y, 10 below;
New Haven, Conn.,, 3bel0W; lBafIalO above;
Chicago, II above, Washington, 2 above;
StrOusbuTg, Pa, 32 below; Elizabeth, N. j., Is
below; Brooklyn, n. X, zero; staten Island,
zero. l
BALTIMORE, Jan. 30.-The thermometer
hebe early this morning marked four degrees
bel0W zero, and at Frederick, Maryland nine,
teen degrees below.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
congress Yesterday.

In the Senate, the naval Appropriation bill
was reported with the amendments replaced
stricken out by the House, among them that
to increase of the cadets at Annapolis to six
years. A bill was introduced to incorporate
ihe Mississippi and Ohio River Tunnel and
Tube Company, with Thos A. scott and
others corporatOrs. Mr. MorTill's amendment
to the appropriation bill was agreed to prOhib-
lting payment Of judgements of the Court OF
Claims to parties whose loyalty has not been
established unless special appropriation is
made therefore by Congress. The effect OF
this is TO exclude especially from the Court OF
| &. Il Lamar, of Georgia, large claimant,
and it is said some others.
| In the House resolution was accepted cal
ling for immediate information as to what
appropriation Is necessary in each department
| OF the government for postage in consequences
| of the abolition of the franking privilege. A
Mll was passed restoring the names of certain
soldiers Of the war of 1872 to the pension rolls,
stricken OFF on account of engaging or sympa-
tlizing with the confcderates during the late
war.
For the first time in many years Geu. Butler
rave utterance to liberal sentiments. declar-
ing that ''these veterans shauld have their dues
even il during the rebellion they were led by
circumstances to sympathize with treason
Tlev had won She right to be wrong once In
their lives. and the government should dea
generously with them. lie ended by hoping
that tue time was near when the New Orleans
Of 1872 would I've remembered, and the New
Orleans of 1862 forgotten. lie was frequent
, IN apphuded. Mr. Joseph B stewart was
larrainced before the bar of the House fol
contempt in refusing to answer question
prOpOundcd by the " ilson Credit MObier in
vesiiCating committee. After an elaborate
: defense OF himself he was ordered into tn
custody OF tie the sergeant alarms until h
makes up his mind tu answer, and pendin;
further action by the House. The tortifta
ton appropriation bill was passed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
From smyrna.

REVIVAL OF BCsIEFss INTERESTS --CAH BUILD +
ING THE CHoIcE or THE COMMITTEE
In pursuance Of The last adjournment, meet.
Ing OF ihe Mechanics snd business men oil
Snivrna. was held nj the Town Hall last evening
for The purpose Of hearing the report OF the
committee appointed at the last meeting, TO
suggest some definite plan ot operations pr'
Wm. T. Collins preaidcd, and doha Flick, E9'l,
acted as Secretary.
The committee above alluded 10 made re
porl stating that in their judgment, car building
was the enterprise which wonld prove the mosi
advantageous aud lucrative TO those engaged in
il, and most rapidly improve and develop Tho
business interests OF the town
sThe report was unanmously adopted, and a
committee of five appointed 20 procure tom tht
Legislature a charter for a company having l3'
its object the establishment aud prosecution o
| the business of ofmapuGturing railroad cars IN lh
town o Smyrna.
| A committee of two was also appointed il
raise the necessary funds for procuring tn
/ charter.
Rev. Dir. MorseIl made practical, bGsines
like speech, relevant 10 the occasion, which wa
listened 10 with great interest, and cliciie
frequent and enthusiastic applause.
This meeting was the largest and m Isi spirit
| ed whic'i has vet been held since the first ca
was issI Il, and all present seemed thorough
imbued with a spirit of enterprise, and heart
desire 10 unite in an effort 20 make smyrna th
most flourishing town ON the Peninsula
The necessary funds for procuring the charte
were readily given by these present, alt'
which the meeting adjourned until Tuursda
evening, Feb 9Th, at the same place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31
Or. Tutt's Celebrated EXpectorant
How it Acts

Filst it detaches from the bronchial or wind
tubes the mucus or matter which sometimes adj
heres to them with the tenacity of glue. Secondly,
1t mitigates the pain and removes the construction
Of the bronchial tubes and muscles of the chest
Thirdly, 1t lesists the progress of Inflammation
aud assists the lungs to throw on the irritating
matter which accumuates.
~ attribute the recovery Of my child from a v.o-
lent attack OF Group entirely 70 the use Of DIR.
TUFTS Expectorant.
JANE DEVOE, DeKalb Co, Ga.
"No one who has been afflicted rs have been
for several years have been relieved and enjoy
ed the excellent health that l do now, could
doubt for moment the wonderful control over
| Asthma that DIR. TUFTS Expectorant Possesses.
ROB'T BALDWIN,
An eminent Minister in Alabama.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye colors a beautiful black.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31

According TO a statement in the New York
Tribune, Tweed, If he shall be found guilty,
cannot be further punished chan with a fine OF
$3.50 an d Imprisonment for one year. The sault
ia in the law Furnishing misdemeanor in that
State, which ixes the above penaltyas the max
im,nn. Ii will be a source OF very general regret
if this should prove true Tweed, the Trbuue
thinks, should have been prosecuted and con-
vic,ed on twenty different indictments, aud thus
have received twenty years Imprisonment. 10
the absence Of this, 1t thinks the trial will prove
a great farce Surely some one has blundeTed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31

NARROW EsoAPE--Y cstcrday afternoon as the
teams we're being rapidly and recklessly driven
down King street, two ladies who attempted to
cross at Third narrowly escaped being struck by
a sleigh, W hich came lying past. The praciice
81 racing and dnViug rapidly down King strea,
is a violation OF City Ordinance and n source OF
great dhnger and annoyance 10 pedestrians. Ii
should be promptly stopped BY the police
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31

Ar Last CentreviIle, iii Queen Anne's
County, Md, has been without a hotel since
about 1865 when the only oae in the town was
burned down Aller waiting all these long
years. a company has at last been formed with a
capital stock Of 5000, and the work of rebuild
ing will begin At once it IS said, on tlie sight o.
| tho Old one
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31


At o'clock, p. IN,
the following described Real kstute, via:
An that certain taTm or tract Ot land situate ~
ing and be,nc In fen0ider hundred. New Caste
county aud StAteOt Delaware. particularly bounded
and described as follows. to wit: Beginnlng at
larqe black oak tree ectner OF Outten ID. JesteFe
ana William j Ca ihonn's land and Iunntng thence
hv tile land nisaid Calhoun south Si34 degrees west
2g 7-lO perches u stone IN CantWeli Clarks line;
thence with his line south one 4ua,ter OF degree
etst 81 l0perth rs 10 Stone ia JCseph Sapp hne,
thence by his and William ]. VI urlcck : lapd north
ssl degreps east ~ nerches 10 A stone and soEth
81 degree east 1s0 perch,s TO stole corner Gi
! David D. Wards land; thence with his land south
- degrees east o. la neTehss 10 stake corner
| Of tieorge ". Walkers lAndl thence with his land
16l dtgfees cast 5s3 perche 20 stone ~ pfiFAt0
| road thence with SAID road due north IL peEohes
! TO a stone corner Of John McCorinleR . lahul
thence witn his land north 40a deRTees west u s-lu
perghes 10 a stone thence nO, th asa degrees eaAt
| 33 10 perches to a stone and rers,nmon stump;
/ thence south 81 east T-lO pefehes 20 4 stona
corner OF land OF Hev. William Williams. deeease0;
thence north orc degree est % ~ ptrehes 10 the
| above named black cak tree and place OF beeln :
! nine containing One hua1rei aid FnFty-elght
| Acres. more or Tess.
SeiEad aud taken in execution as the property 81
I Mari Packard. surviving inOftRaSof, Eduln n.
peekard. administrator. u. Il. NJ q. !. A. OF Henry
L. Peckard, deceased moTtsag0F. and +. ,. Dunisp
and ) chm d. Price terte tenants and 20 be sold oY
| ROBERT l., ARMSIRONd. sheftl,
Sherd's OGice. New Castle. Jan. /. lsi5-h
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-31

NJ. T. CoNFERENCE.-Ihe Wilmington Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
will meet in the NJ. +. Church, in Easton, ON
the 9th Of March. Arrangements are now
making for the entertainment of the preachers.
The conference is composed of about $50 mem
beis. The occasion win afford all Of our citizens
an opportunity 10 display their hospitality
Eastun Star.