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, 1873-04-30
(TO be continued.

French territory is devoid of foundation.
The Minister Of he Interior will issue a
Circular to the projects Of the Departments
where elections are to be held, enioining
complete neutrality in their administers
ton, in order that the electors may enjoy
every liberty that is compatible with the
preservation OF order.
NJ. Barodet has accepted the nomination
for Paris N. Theirs, being strongly adj
verse to his election, has requested several
Deputies of the Moderate Lett to visit him
with a view to considering the best means
OF opposing it. The President of the Re-
pubic expressed to them a wish that the
Moderate Republicans should separate
themselves from the Radicals in this ques-
ton, and give their support to NJ. de
R6musat.
The Deputies replied by representing
that it would be preferable for the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs to withdraw and pre-
sent himself for election in the Depart-
ment of the Charente-Inferieure and in
that case another candidate could be found
whom all Moderate Republicans would
support.
NJ. Theirs has not yet accepted these
proposals, and negotiation still continue.
, 1873-04-30
TIL NETHERLANDS.

The Hague, April 8.
The Committee or the Bill approving
the Treaty concluded between Holland and
Belgium, relative to the capitalization Of
the inalienable Rente due by Belgium to
Holland, and the equalization of the import
duty on distilled spirits, presented its re-
port to the Second Chamber yesterday.
Opinions as to the value of the Treaty DIFF
fered.
The Government has presented a Bill to
the Second Chamber for approving a con-
vention recently concluded with the Dutch
Trading Company, Professionally intrusting
the said Company for five years with the
transport and sale in Holland of all Colo
NAL produce belonging to the state.
, 1873-04-30
THE BANK F]ORGERIES,

Madrid, April s.
General Sick'es has formally notified to
Senior Castelar, that the American Govern
ment will consent to the surrend + to the
British Government of BidwelI, now in
custody at Havannah upon charge of be-
ing concerned in the torgerie8 upon the
Bank of England.
, 1873-04-30
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.
Bayonne, April s,

bayOnne, Apfll >,
Adyices from the frontier assert that ten
officers and sixty privates of the Pavia
HuSsar Regiment, as well as several Artile-
ry officers, have Joined the Carlists.
The Republican column under General
Morales has LETT Irun for San Sebastian.
One thousand two hundren C,rIists, under
Lizarraga and Iturbe, are at Aranaz.
Paris, April s, Evening.
The newspaper L'Etat announces that
Minotti GaribaIdi has arrived at Barcelona
to assist the Republicans against the Car
lists
Don Alphonso, the son of Queen Isabel
la, has arrived in Paris. Her husband,
Don Francisco d'Assisi has left for Lon
don.
The Iufanta Don Sebastian has left Pau
for Paris.
CarIist advices received here deny the
late reported engagement at Trun. The
CarIists in Navarro have received four fresh
cannon, and have commenced active ofeu-
sjye operations.
Madrid April 8, Evening.
Senior Castelar, attended the sitting of the
Permanent Committee to-day. He gave
general explanations respecting the state of
the country and promised that order should
be maintained.
The inhabitants of Salamanca have ex-
PEELED the Jesuits from that city.
Adyices from MinOrca announce that
disturbances have occurred at Port Mahon,
the roiters demanding that The soldiers re.
Gently arrested should be set at liberty.
%Perpignan, April 9.
Advices from Barcelona state that it was
feared there disturbances would arise on
the arrival of General Contreras, as his par
tisans desired to place him at the head of
the military command. The civil authori-
ties and the leaders of the Volunteer bat
taIions consulted together, and appointed a
Committee to investigate the designs of
General Contreras. After a long interview
with the Committee, General Contreras
decided to hand over his command to Gen
erai Patln.O until General Velarde should
arrive.
General Contreras has issued a procla-
nation which has Gained the prevailing
exc tement, and the arrest of Mazl has
established tranquility Maza was captur-
ed at La Ramb.e and conveyed on board a
steamer, where he was placed at the dispo-
saI OF the Government.
The CarIist Chief Saballs has arrived
within SIX kilometres of PuycerIa. 1t is
stated that he has two canons and some
barrels of petroleum. Great agitation pre-
walls in the neighbourhood, the women seek
lug safety in flight, while the male portion of
the population are making preparations for
defending the place.
, 1873-04-30
AMERICA.

Philadelphia, April s.
At the Connecticut ell, ction, held yes
to-day, IngersolI, Democrat, was elected
Governor by 5000 majority.
New York, April 9,
Destructive floods have occurred at st.
Louis and Rochester. Gold closed at lis.
Exchange on London 1873. Cotton 1890.
Flour 81 40 to ST 60.
, 1873-04-30
FRANCE.

Paris, 8th April, evening.
NJ. Theirs and the Ministers have taken
up their residence in Paris to-day.
Paris, April 8.
The reported intention of Viscount de
Gontaut Biron to resign his post as Am
bassador at Berlin after the liberation of
, 1873-04-30

It is understood that the Government does
not relax the regulations of the State of
Siege by permitting public electoral meet
ings to be held in Paris.
, 1873-07-19
A man Hung by q HOB.


Quito an excitement prevailed ut Walnut Grove
last Monday, caused by tho announcement that
Greonborry Duia had been hung by body Of
armed mon the night previous. From gontle-
man who was mombor Of tho jury We gather
these particulars: The deceased married a
daughtor Of Jns. Brinn a respectable citizen of
this county, with whom he lived for somo time.
Last summer thoy moved to Caaa County, whore
BuiB was arrested for stealing horses, and sent
to tho PonitentiarY. In tho meantime, hs wife'a
father had taken her to his homo again, and
which she had left, against his deBiro, to marry
tho unfortunate man. The Governor parlonod
Duis,-and, by tho way. ho doep good loal Of
hat,-who returned to the vicinity Of Walnut
Grove, in this county, whcro he had some rel-
ativo1. OF oourTo hia wife rotu11led with him.
Although ho had boon out OF tho Ponitontiary
but about q month, ho and brother-in-law,
Wood BY name, wero accused OF stealing sheep
and selling them to the butchers OF this city and
Polk County. They Sero arrested and Duis eH-
caped, while Wood was sent to tho Hermitage
jail, wl1oro ho awaits tho layS'H dolby.
Iua Wag arrested last wooK In Barry and was
boing conveyed to Polk Co,f6ty for trial. Ho ro-
quested tho guards to allow him to rcrnain ono
night with his wife, and they accordingly stopped
with her Sunday night. About o'clock body
Of about twenty-five armed men rode up, took
tho prisoner out, and hung him to tree. The
guRrds knew not the mon, and woro powerlesB
to prevent tho deed. Tho man hung within O
quarter OF milo Of his homo until tho next
evening at o'clock, whom tho inquest WAS held
and the body cut down.
It is gaid that ho had thrcatoncd the lives Of a
number Of mon, and presumed Tint this led to
the hanging.
, 1873-07-19

TFuH4 Lao 1Ike MlN IM|(EE.
Russia must now DO added to tho list Of tho
nations actively engaged In Arctic discovery.
The Imperial Geographical Society has made uao
Of it's special advantages to send out IN expori-
enced Siberian traveller, II. TachekanoWaki, on
an expedition, which ig we'll eIuipped and sip-
piled for two years. The exploring party, wlliol,
has already cot out In sledgea from Iriutslz, is
to follow ,tho Tunguska, o branch Of tho Upper
Yenisoi, until it rcaches tho Polar Basin, and to
survey tho vast unknown region that slsirta TINT
purt Of tho Frozen OCEAN which contains tho
Now Siberian Islands. Tho roturn route Ii to
bo by way OF tho valley Of tho Lena and
Yakutak, md tho hitherto unknown rogiona
Of Arctic 'ssboria, which Alexander Won
Humboldt oagorly desired to explore. It is be-
loved that"in theso higher portions Of Siberia
il to be found enormous IMMORAL wonlth in gold,
silver, precoua stones, and coal. Observations
maao upon, the geology. aud metoorology Of tho
coldest region Of the globe cannot fail to be Of
valuo, oven If tho hopes Of finding Northern
81 Dorado rornain unsatisilcd. Perhaps tho pos-
eibility Of finding that the frozen North may con-
ta1n actual and tangible gold will deprive prnc-
tical economists Of their solo argument agalnBt
pushing on Arctic discovery as quicklya as pos
Rible, Russia ie above MI things, q practical
nation, and deserves to reap tho full fruits Of
her cnorgy-at least, WHOM directed northwards
, 1873-07-19

The Chicago i Alton Nailroad wilt lay flvo
milos Of steel rail next month, commencing at
Petersburg and running south.
Hoods Toxins Brigade proposes to spond
Wilderness" chat it may DO placed in tho State
Samuel j. Fletcher, The State Constable at
Woonaockct, Il, L., has lntely distinguished him
hny on Sunday whom 1t was in daugor Of got-
ting wet.
"A Boston jewoler Inns on exhibition wl,nt ho
claims 10 bo the largest diamond iu tho United
States. i Weighs tllirty-two karats, and has q
Tho Connecticut Legislature chartered t1,rco
railroad companies during its last aossioll, but
mado up for It by incorporating rs many life In
nuranco companies.
.-,.:,conaidorlng tho beauty Of tho human
foot, mn English magaziuo wondore why ladies'
DO not wcar sandals. porlaps partial oxplana-
tion may DO found In tho fact TINT "tho beauty
Of tho human foot, " as gonoral thing, doou not
prevent It, in humorous Instances, being most
inhumauly ugly,
According to legislative order, all work was
suspended upon tho now Capitol at, Hartford,
Ct, OH Saturday, thus suddenly terminating tho
employment Of largo number Of mon, many of
whom had boon engaged at New York for the
eoason. It Ia roughly estimated that $4,000
has a1roady boon expended upon tho foundation
wallis.
Tho notion Of tho Grand Jury Of Floyd
County, Ind, IN refusing to tud q bill Of inlct-
mont against William Thompson, magistrate Of
oreonyllle Township, for TIC killing Of Peter
ncyboldt ut tho latter place, throo wooks ago, Is
still tho topic OF much conversation In that
county, It is reported TINT Thompson fools worry
unccn,fo Portable, md does not Like to stay athomo
at night.
In removing tho Adjutant- Generals Reports
from tue ola barracks on Tennessee street to
tho State Library day or two since, It was
found TINT many Of them Ind been stolen, and
what were loft woro in torriblo condition,
showing plainly that no caro- Ind boon taken OF
placed there for safo keeping" Horny Colo
man dotoctod n thief trying to carry of some
but after A. vigorous chase tho man oludod his
pursuer.-A.dtanapol journal.
, 1873-07-19

~ tho Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: In this mornings aulo Of your journal
I noticed an article relating to tho condition Of
Louisiana but moro expressly tho City of Now
oileal's' IN thls Article there arc two conclu-
sionB given: A Michigan Solomon sums up tho
matter very briefly. ,Ho puts tho troubles and
sorrows of the South in y nusabo11 broons th,t
.,,I ..,:1 o,.1 -. :, ~, r,'a :.
nu'' Aoo ou' Jumps 'ho conolusloh 1hae
this Ia truo picture Of the ruin which always
follows civil war;" But much nearer tho right ia
your conclusion: that it is rather the truo nic-
t,,ro 7,,,r,, .,,d .,.,.,I., - H. ~
s"Ae o4H"a "au tasa'cu ~ 'no tAno VI chlpot"
pABn49' II 10 onnoals 1of me- Oh southern
mntfntslV believe other than that the Govern
mont Ut Washington is tho colo caupo of all
our troubles. In thu cnrnot-bae man va aec Int
Wlla' may pe seen au oFoF c1vlllzoo mo. that
men WILL steal and oppreBs wlon backed by, q
protective power; md would ask, Who, t. not
tho Government at Wnsh;unton. nrotcnts that
bodv of roc1,lcaa and bod mar rr,a ID t,s - :,
~" ;,1, vi ~ t auI oAe & tna .ne WY
foa ~ aorth haa,, ,nco1 ,or t1,o ot Wy
~ ,sa, .rhn ~ ,har nt etntno 'ho o, oa,o
ots1I,, y, o W. ~ nroI ~ oma ,i mG ~ ~
loft tnoir co,,nirv for thar cnuntrvn snod !? aA4
ninn and moha = W.T. M nnt tn iuo, uostl
c;vc t1sa otsirca ~ IT, a;ft ~ u,e1 v,,n ~
hrornb w tn u,'ton So ~ t.s es ~ ea Wno ~
tia Governmcnt md oxbhto 80 ,itt1a ai,,ro ~
Of ts1,e 1nnnhood aud ,vy,o hrovod +bo nraiut;cas
If tho n,,blio IN ,eh;c', ,soa wy ',nr ,1,e
waa Ia,rarans rrhar ooe,o5 mMJ laueo o,t.a tna'
t;nn Tclmirt1 ,1o,,ani. ,'esa5a,a uou e..ua@ ius
hotl hrnvo and 3rno mseoAeaey GUY, ~ Taao %aao
mon owned slaveH md fe,ai m III di9 tio Ra'a1a
and mid for lxres thav iii not ~ ~ ~
and. ko true men 1nna M i"mnntatn, ~ ouJUs
lousca, but gtripned for nav f,oId of i"for ond
bnt FOR tSo thiayoa sont ,,n ~ I aa ~
antlorition onr offoria won,S havo haan S'n'
cosg, But how is it now? Tb;evins h Ina - 'no MT
only flemornlized tho Inhor but han c6varod @ 49,"
,nhe1. i...l iii. 49,. RI. - t'N Sa'oAo- W.
, 1873-07-19

III m action Of lebt, md clana 57o,oo6 tannkos- =
CHICAGO TRIBUNE. :
As thore hare toen no papcr6 sorvod on tho
county al1thoritiea, thoro aeoms to be room to
doubt tho authenticity OF THE TnrnuNE's stato-
matter, and ho sald tho nttor,toys who began tho
case, TT the aa,no court recently, in tho name Of
tho First National Bank Of Springfield, mud which
WINS lisnllasod for want Of turiAdiction, had
nskcd Judge DIoley, counsol for tho county. to
accopt aofvlce III tho nalno of so,no nonresident
Of tho State. This would giyo tho United Statos
Court Jurisdiction, and aavo much OF tho pre-
lIminary coats Of new suit. Tho Committee,
Mossra. Farley, Dunn, and Daitou, docllued to
accommodate tho prosecutors Of tiiotr conBtit,a-
ontB, sinco which timo thoy hnvo heard nothing
officially. -Iorkutlie (1N) Neios.
, 1873-07-19
AGENTS WANTED.

A GHNTS WANTED-MEN OF ENERGY ARE
~ making $le to $l5 day souls 90 high $40 70 s3J
soinK our great unsorsa ,ouschntd ARTICLE; 20 cunt
territory necessary. MERRILL TO-, Is West Lake IT.
4 GENTS H,ANrED-1N EVERY COUNTY IN THE
II No1tfwcat to for "A Trip Around lilo World
o. Search Of the C4atawny" Agents report lists Of
NJ 70 ny atdUs Hnd thst G ha IL
16o ularl-tt., Chicago, ILL.,
A GENTS WANTEn-lF YOU WANT 4 GOOD
at, lii forenoon. Rom, a. ' - ~ '-
, 1873-07-19
Those EYOlltls Again,

lts bill III Tho iJniiud States Circuit Cut,rt ngaIhBt
thu Do.rl u Supervisors Ut Kendall County, on rail-
loal bonds Eauod by tho County of NeIRM 10 s o.
payable zsa yesra after dao, the 1st Of July laoo,
, 1873-07-19
NEW SUITS,


y. 1917 corus OF wood, beIuy the cargu Of the
schooner Lorinda, for freight, $32o.08.-aIark Kim
ba Assignee Of tho Mutual Becllry insurance Conl-
nany. ?. Edward II. Tomlinson Judgment by confess
uion,I 81 l9s.-rho Grover baker Bowling Machine
agos, $1,000.
THE surxa1oR Counr.-44, ,218-FfsnklIn Lyman v.
Nclson u. Dougass; appeal. A,9l7-W. J. Lyles Y.
L. b. Nowey nnA James MCW!nrMs; debt, 81, ,195. 81.
t4218-DAvid Craar ct al ', John Price, @. Grant, and
Charles HoSnan; aesumps!t, $4,000. 44,2l0-John
Ta1lnan Y. Frnnk Olszewski; trespass on the case,
fl0o0. 442c9-lsobert @. BoyoE '. john Boyor; con-
fess!on OF Judgment l,2aG. A,a2l-John s. Gould
g y, '. 5alnes stinaoM Rsaumpt, $1,000. 4,?21-
44223Irho'ass T. Thompson Ct a. ULerlss Reaar
.eryieo' y, 4t,22s,,,e-Appea 44,a37-deorgo Lehman
q al. ~. y. h1arGan assumialt, 81 coo. 44,22a-
James Perry Ct afy George ". barton I'LL to l.iot
tito and for partition. Il, i,929-Josopnino v, uenry
'AugslHt Hight; divorce On ground Of cruofty,
TIE ClAcutr CounT-7t tB53-Appcal, 7,B54-Clnr!co
A. Street ct al. v. John Boescn et 4L: aanimnsi.
$l,0G0. 7,B55-Charlcs A. Street et al. v, Thonlas
bowling: confession Of judgment. fd7.20. 1850
Same " William Je1lks ct d.. !; same, $4lle1 1851
RESTORED case. 7,e58-Appoal. 7,855-kcrr, Cooke Il
90, =: Dyerh Lamb l. a.; sssumpa!t. tso6. 1860
Patrick ONcsl v. Johu 7. Nols confession of julg-
meHt, $a53,R4, burnt necord-3t-Dhulal T. NoIson
Y. rhonas aaer Of a; petition to establish and con-
drn titLe to u, G0 acrea Of N, L. Il heo. IA, j ~.
, 1873-07-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

TOR HALE-OIEAr-O EXCHANGE FOH HT0Oll
upatboku-bt, - - "
, 1873-07-19

Snburhnu.
ITO RENT-1N BEAUTIFUL GROVE, CORNER OF
Eotty-ffthBt., aud EvAnaAr., 2sturJ and hnho-
mont houaos md suitable for huusokooplng 85 to
Sa5 j.. d. OHUUTr.
, 1873-07-19

LEGALLY OnTAInED-EEE AFTER
t4q 0puItA Ut Chicago. Addrgk9 +. .. No1 lW57,
, 1873-07-19
no RENT-IIoUsE ii HALsTED.ST.

RIO RENT,HoUsE 7ss WEST NAD1s ST., CoIs-
L ner Lincoln, raDIlS With pantry, cloSots, and hath
room. Alsp single roona with etosoe, unfurnshod,
with uBo Of bnth.roo Chooo location. Inquire ht
no RI!NT-OOTTAGE Or ROOMS ON sitTH- h,
L block rest Of Union PARK; S25 por month. Alsn,
2roons S1ball In good repair. Gall at 81
, 1873-07-19


A GROVER l. HAKEN FAMILY, MACHINE IN
~ complete osdur lot 5, cost sts also l.an
impEpyad Hnge1s, q hef tho a.na prlca, s East liz
aiAns.st.. butwo0n Rush and Flua.
(tNOVER 4 nAKElrA bEW1Nt}, MAUlilNEA-
" Iouoral Ottce 5u statc IT. DtanSh Olcs. 973 Wa
Uhnea aso Invited ia Gull aud +as tho IMPROVEMENTS
and hear something To their a'i9nnthgp.
~ Tor gold watch. luV.ire Ut ati haush l'ara.1t,
Also 4a0nn With fixtures aud furniture for sae cAdap
foF uazh. Inquire At SG4 Glark'sI.
WTnEEI.Iiii / WILSON sKNING- MAI CHIMES, TTIH
W new mprtyoI. snli Or t.nl"l gu G1sy MnAthiy Lay
lN Htxt4%t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-22

r..,,u,r Linimeat.-Tlere Is no pa which
the C.ntaur l.inliuent will not relieve, no SWELL
ing i, will mol suhdue, and 10 laneness when
il will not cure. This is strong language, but u
is true. Where the parts are not gone It's enecis
are marvellous. 1t has produced more cures OF
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lochJaw, sprains'
swellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t Is counter-ir-
ritant, an a-heating pain-reliever. CrippIes
throw away their crutclies, the lame walk, pol
sonous bites are rendered harmless, aud the
wounded are healed without scar. 1t 10 no
humbug. The recipe Is published around each
bsttlc. 1t is selling as no article ever pelore
sold, and il sells because 1t does just what II
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain, oil swelling, deserve to suner
II they will not use Centaur LiDiment. More
than 900 certificates Of remarkable CUES, IN
Guiding frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, &c, have been received. We
will send "A circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting It,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaar Lin.
iment is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
OF sweeped horses and mulesor for scIew-woru
I'm sheen. Stock Liniment ID wortl
your attention. No family should be wthou
Centaur Liniment. Price, 50 cents bottle
large bottles 81. 900. j. b. Rose Il Co.,
| 53 Broadway, New ork.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-22
MARRIED.

In the Second Baptist Church of this city,
Tuesday, December 10th, by Rev. c. W. Fol
well, Mr.. Nehemiah Davis, Of Wilmington,
and Mrs. Margaret W. Reynolds, of New C.s.
tie Co.
On Dec 10th, al the house Of tie brides
parents, Delaware City, hv the Rev. u. r
Thomas, Mr.. Benjamin +. Douehrrly 10 Miss
Louisa A. IIou ulicr, all of Delaware CIV,
Del.
In this city, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. u
l.. q. MailLrk Of the q lrt VI. T.. g. utrh,
the residence of the brides father / ltc j len
kins, James l. Black To Jos'rhin .I..al,ins, all
of this city
In this city on the l7lh lust, hy lbs Hon.
or the Mayor, John Joyce 10 >allie T.. Taylur,
both of Chester Co., Pa.
AT the residence ofthe BRIDES parents De-
cember Sth, 1873, by Rev. jos. X. Wh eler.
Alexis Smith, of Wilmington, Del, to Mary,
daughter of A. b. Harmon, Esq, Of Alexanlr ia
Va.
AT the Arch Street House, Philadelphia, on
Tuesday, Dec. 10Th, by Rev. VIM. Swndells
Mr. William l.. Reynolds and Miss Lucy Brat
ton, both of Appoluinimnk Hd., Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-22
REGISTER vupER

NEW CAsrLk t",.Sr,. o,tol or ~. ias
/ ron the application oil Virginia NJ g. ,.r.u..
~ AuministratriS of fmm. linz ,Iuves ta,ae
hto SlAy Greek Hundred. IN said County decpasoJ
u otdeIea and directesi by the isesstu that lie An
a.. of give notice Of the granting 81 let
MIN me GATE OF granting then eof by causing a'is.
sncb ,sttsr - DC POSTED within 40 days the date Of
Ssnnntv 81 ms1 oi the most p1blio places OF the
or gaSids SY az asn- The Esase present the same,
.d ' ~ ~ ACT OF Assembly In such case mn.is
nmu P'oraed' And also cause the game 10 he H.
sst.e er Sthln the same period, the DEL AWAIT
~, "a =. n anewsparer published In W,lmnr-
toh sna " pc continued therein two months e
t~"~( Given under the hand and Seal of oa,cs n .
tne Register aforesaid, at New Castle. in Nav
above written. N nip NJ ny SIN yesl
nOIiCE An persons having claims AGAINST III a
nAe VI ,ne deceased must present the Same duly a,
70 me ADMINS ratrix before d, tobtr 1st
ins, OF abide the Act OF Assembly In such case mad
VIRGINIA M. G. GEoyRs.
Address, Newark, del. AdmiDis NM.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-22

Castortu IS mere than q substitute tor Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article In exist
cence which is certain to assimilate the food,
tue wind collie, and produce natural sleep. It
contains neither minerals. morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry,
and mothers NAV lest mar.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-22
Children often Look Pale and
SICK

from no ether than having worms In the ston-
ach.
BROWNS yERMIFU0E CoMFITs
Will destroy Worms without injury the child being
perfectly WHITE, and free from all cooring OF other
Injurious ingredients usually used in worm prepara-
tons. CURTIS a. BROWN, Prsprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers In
Medicines at Twenty-Five cents box. iyI-lvw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-22
HEART DISEASE.

L T. U A IL Il
Having fegained my health and resumed the prao-
ee OF medicine, will hereatt n MAKE n speciality
tlns, and can be consulted at all times 1t nv ON re
rioht and West streets MRS. q. FOSTER, N. d.
~ Aso on mana n full and complete assortment OF
Irussts Braces, Supporters Suspensories and Svr-
inses Tor Females. MRs ~ FnSTFR Nj X
ueclp -' -