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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-31

Ladies' Desire what Men Admire Ane
this little thing is Beauty. What do We say Is
BEAUTIFUL A transparent complexion and lux
urious head Of hair what will produce these
HagAn's Magnolia Balm viii maze any lacy o.
thirty appear but twenty; and Lyons KAthairon
will keep svcry hair in its place, and make u
grow like the April grass. 1t prevents the nan
from turning gray, eradicates Dandrun. and II
the hnett Hair Dressing in the world, and At oais
half ordinary cost II you want to get ris Of sal
,owness, Pimples, Ring 'marls, Moth patches, etc.
don't forget the Magnolia Balm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-31
THE NEW IMPROVED
BENNINGTON
Sewing Machine.
AWARDED
The " Medal for Progress"

AT VIENNA, 1873.
rf,s nIoH1sT ORDER OF ar EDAL" AWARDED Al
THE ExPosITIoN.
No Seviuq Machine Received a Higher FfSse
A FEW REASONS
IA Ee,e J,;vsatton THOROUGHLY TEaTs1 AMI
cared by Letters Patent.
6.-Mskes 8 perfect LOCK gTITcu, alike on DO
e. on all kinds of goods.
s,-Runs LIGHT, SMOOTH, NoTsRhEss and RAPID
st combination OF qualities.
I.-DuRAnhz-Runst for Years without RepairA.
E.-WM do al varieties OF Work and Fdnci
tIsching in q superior manner.
els Most Nget.u Managed by the operator
length OF stitch may be altered while running
nd machine can be thiesSed without pasHir
tbrsad through holes.
5.-Design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, formint
the stitch tosthOtst the use Of Cog Wheel Gears
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the Automatic
Drop Feed, which Ensures uniform length of stitci
n ana speed Has our new Thread Controller
which allows easy movement OF needle-bar snt
ctvsnts injury 60 thread.
g.-CoNsrRUuTIoN most careful and rInTsHsD. L
manufactured By the most sSalftl and eSpcr!
need mechanics, at the celebrated Remington
4r,Dory, iIiOm, ~. Y. New York ONCE
No. Madison square, (EEurtz's Build
,ag.) BR NCH OEEECESi 28S state st.
Chicago, HI. ISL West Fourth st.
Cincinnati, o.; "a Niagara ST., Buffalo
q. X; 332 Washington ST., ROstOn
Mass; $40 Chestnut ST., Phtladeiphts
Pa, 10 Sixth St., Pittsburgh, Pa; 25e
West Jefferson ST., Louisville, Ky.
OeGives Opera House, Marietta 81
atlanta, Ca. 6I7 North Fourth ~.
amt Louis, ITO. Corner of North Pee e
nd Steuben Sss.. Albany, NY.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-31

How to be wise think that you don't
know everything,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-31

Founded ON n .ROeki-rhs disappointed
Adventurers who have nom time 10 time sttsmps-
Cd to run their worthless Potions against PlAntA-
tion Bittsis, vow that they cannot understands
VIA, foundAtion there is or its amazing popuiAri-
". The exclamation is simple enough. The rspu'
tation a the voridrsnowned tonic is founded
uDon a roch the Rock Of Experience.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-31

P. o. Boz 5O7, Rochester, N. 7.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
GENERAL NEWS.

TX Governor Seymour, Of New York, has
published letter declaring tina. be prefers
private citizenship 30 the United States
Senatorship.
The Internal revenue receipts for tbs hrst
four months of tho present fiscal year have
been 50 GIG ,Sl3 in excess Of the receipts ior
the corresl onding period OF the last iisaai
year.
The President received no visitors yt SER
day, he having been engaged III the consl-
deritlon Of accumulated routine business,
an in the preparation OF work for his mes
sage. General Sherman, ho~ever, was ad
mitted to al interview.
The Legislature Ct Alabama lnet yester-
day, and ths House organized by electlng
| Anderson, rf Mobile, ~ Speaker. The
House stands CO Democrats to 36 RepuOll-
| cans. L. is believed tie vote for Stale
officers wil be counted on Friday.
| Mr.. CreswelI, who is one of the Commis-
sioners Of the Freednian's Bank, says that
| 5000, 900 will be required to make divlden
| of 20 per cent, anu the Commss oners nave
SO far collected ouly $4,000. lie hope',
however, that by husbandry the bank WI!
eventually pay AZ per cent.
The Legislature of North Carolina me
Yesterday, Colouel X. +. Armieid ws'
elected President of the Senate, and John y
Robinson SPEAKER of the House. There arr
u Republicans and Democrats in th'
Senate, and "a Republicans, 81 Democrat
and independents in the House. tn
| President OF the Senate is virtually Lfeuiei
ant lGovernor of the State, owing 10 :he re
cent death OF Governor Caldwell.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

CHASING a WITNESS. Constable
Pritchett this morning, had q witness
to summon, and the witness having an
extreme repugnance to appearing III
Court, in any capacity, attempted TO
give the constable the slip. Accor-
dinghy, while Pritchett wasat the tront
door inquiring of his wife as to his
Whereabouts, witness slipped out the
back door, and made tracks. He got
good lead, and so Pritcheit resoitedi
to strategy. lie lodged around end
found which way his man was going,
and then laid in wait for him at Ninth
and jefferson streets. Witness was
making for the depot to slide OIL OF
the first train, but at the above nsth-
cd locality he was met with Il cherry
good morning" fromC Constable Pritch-
ett. Witness looked sheepish, swere a
little, but finally "caved' with the best
possib ole grace.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

THE NEW sHsRIFF--rowN IMPROVEMENTS
THE SENTINEL s1iFcE THE ELECTION.
[CorTcepondenee of the Gazette.
DOVER, DEL, Nov. II, 1874.
Our new Sheriff, Peter L. Cooper, was
sworn in Office on Friday last, the follow
ing gentlemen being his bondsmen: Ex-
Gov. Salisbury, Ex-Sheriff Hargadine,
Col. Andrew j. Wright, Robert u. jump,
William Gooden, Robert j. Reynolds,
Thomas B. Cooper and Samuel u. Coop
er, Esqs.S
There are seme improvements in pro-
gress in Dover. The new Court House
is not quite completed. w; +. A. Wood
cock is building d new watch and Jewe!ry
store on Lockerman street; an addition
| is being made to the store OF Thos Gull
breth on State street, and great inn
provemeuts are being made around the
I Capital Hotel building. Chancellor
Salisbury expects to build and take up
| his residence here soon.
| This evening Rev. Mr.. Hughes, OF Pbia-
| lelphia, lectures in the Hall of Wyoming
institute, fer the teneiit Of the Methodist
Chnrch in Wyoming.
The State Sentinel OF this place Is noe
quite dead yet, hut its tone since The elee-
ton lead person 10 supposes that II Is 10
| an awful dIlema. Such howiing and srowl-
inc as it has done since the defeat OF its
party has never been surpassed by any
newspaper. Upon the event Of the election
If the Republican ticket the Sentinel was
to have the State printing, but as lts party
was killed beyond any hope of resurrection
al its fond anticipotions are bIassec, and
eft with nothing upon which to base its
! hopes, it now pouts forth It's larrymose
etiusious upon the Gazette, Dcla,caTian and
other Democrats papers to such an extent
that its friends are entertaining fears for us
! state OF mind. y.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

FIR ST DAY'5 sEssIoN-oPENING PROCEED i
INos-THE FIRST CRIMINAL cAsES-THE l
TRUE BILLS RETURNED BY THE GRAND l
JURY, &c. t.
(Reported for the Daily GGzetteJ
New CASTLE, DEL, Nov. 16, 1874.
The Courts OF Oyer and Terminer and
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail |
Delivery opened this morning at 10 clock
Judges Wooten. Houston aud Wales on
the bench, the former presided, the Chief
Justice being absent on account OF sick
ness and the death of his lady.
The commission OF John u. Penning-
ton as Attorney General was read.
The Grand Jury list was called and
they were retired to their roam.
The commission Of VIM. IL. Lambson
as Sheriff was read.
The roll of Justice of the Peace was
called, and the usual baillifs We're ap-
pointed.
The General Jury list was then called
and some unimportant cases continued
from last Court were retired by the At
| torney General.
A grea6 portion of the morning was oc-
cupied with the taking OF the aiIidavits
of applicants ( )r liquor license.
At 1885 the Grand Jury returned true
bills against George Gilbert, negro, for
| the larceny of o mare from VIM. Rot
house, Aug. ], 1874, and'James Walters,
Indicted for an assault and battery; Gil
bert was arraigned and pleaded "not
guilty" when his case was continued
until he could have witnesses summon
cd.
Walters pleaded, mot guilty"
True bills We're also found IN the cases
Daniel Gooden, Sr, col, for the larceny
OF turkies from jeremiah Springer; and
clayton Earle, Sr. and Clayton Earle, Jr.
botn colored. for the larceny of corn from
Samuel Carlisle, of Chrstiana Hid.
Al l2.40 p. N. the Court took recess
Iuntil 3, p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
i Court opened at P. NJ, the Gran(
Jury was called and retired.
The court took up the case of the Stat'
Us. Walters, for assault and battery
, The jury was empannelled and testimon.
was elected showing that in Septembe
last Walters committed an unprovoke
! assault and battery on George Erwin il
his "own CASTLE" by knocking him dow
land kicking him. Erwin is barber o
Church street. The jury after being al
sent n few moments returned O. verdict {
"guilty."
Sentencc-pay fine of $1,000, costs {
VprOSeCuJ.Oll uuu uIltltT5O oIie IilOuIu . IL
jprisonment.
State Us. George Gilbert was next cal
ed. His witnesses sent fer in the NOR
ing could not be found and the Stat
witnesses having absented the themselv'
lattachgents We're isssed for them.
/ At 4.50 p. m, the Strand Jury returnt
\ true bills against John Blake, for bu
! glary ; Benton l.. Hauser, for stealing
\ horse and wagon: Henry Ii. Wilson, n
/ gro, for stealing Samuel 1ownsend's, G
II chin china.rooster, and his Brahma he
Il All pleaded mot guilty"
State as. Henry IL. Wilson. The ju
was empannelled, and after hearing tt
timony from Messrs. Samuel and Jo'
Townsend to the effect that the defeI
ant was caught with one of Mr.. Tow
end's chickens in his possession, the ju
retired and ina few minutes returned
verdict o. guilty" Sentence-pay 50
restitution, costs of prosecution, on 81
urday next to receive fifteen lashes u
e dergo six months Imprisonment and we
.. convict jacket six months after reLea
oil Court adjourned at 5.45 p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
cs2EEr g9QTs !. SHOES.
TpON IrJ THE BLOOD

TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP IMitaiizes M and
Hn;ids no the broke down, lures Dyspep-
In uebtIIty, nrOpsy, Chliis and Fe
Sers. chronic DtafIbGa, Nervous Al.
fections. Bolts, Iiun,or:. Diseases OF
Thousands have been changed ly the use
ofth;s remedy from weak. sickly. suffering
Creatures, 10 strong, healthy, happy men and
women; and ,nvalids cannot reasonably hes-
'Csution BE sure you get the PERU
WAN SYRUP" mot Peruvian Bark) Sold
Ey dealers generally. ...;,;nos ,reo,;.e
S2page psmrhle:, am asbsr yalua
r. II naners. testimonials from ,distineuished ed
sn, .sn1 s,saeI rec To- sny address. SETH W. FOWLE
&f0N, Pro!rietors. s6 HARRISON Ayenue
EOston. hO''NN'
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

THE McLEAR EsTATE.-Mr. VIM.
Candy, Assignee, has declared divi-
dend of 12t per cent, out of the funds
of the McLear estate. This dividend
is payable on and after Thursday next
10Th inst, at No. 602 Market street.
We would here say that there is nc
necessity for all creditors rushing tc
the office on the first day, as thereby
many would have to wait several hours
The checks are all made out, and the
creditors can obtain them any day
after Thursday, for six months, or ever
later.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

DusY.-Tho City Council having set
tod the matter OF grades along W.ltel
street, the work Of repairing and rails Ing
the bed OF the tracks, and increasing The
distance between the north and sol ltl
bound tracks is again being pushed for
ward by the Railroad Company. A lar e
prosecuting this work, their operation II
to-day being between King and Markc
streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
NOTICES.
nRLCLAMATlUN BY THE GOVERNOR.
IL STATE OF DELAWARE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Whereas an election was he'd in the State
of Delaware on Tuesday, the Third day of
November in the year of our Lord one thons-
and eight hundred and seventy-tour. that be
ing the Tuesday next after the fist Monday
in said month. in pursuance Of the CCnstitu-
ton of the United States and the laws of the
State of Delaware in that behalf. for the cleo
tion of Representative for he people of the
said State in the f0rty-!onfth Congress oil tht
United States:
And whereas the ofici,l certfi oates or re-
turns OF the said election held in the several
counties, of the said State. hvins been duly
receiy ell and examinrd by '"n t.nYtfaur, il
pears from thea 4-. y =" "a tha shId
counties re rgc.lNo F. .,G.. Representative
were cast as follows TO wit:
In New Castle Co for las. Wilia rs ...... $500
IN New Castle Co.. ior Jas. X. LoAand ..5fS
In Kent County. for Jas L. Iceland ........268
In Kent County. for N. b. Smithers........ 4
In Kent County, for John W. uous;on... J
In Kent County, for John 0'Byrnc.."....~ ]
In Kent Coudtr. for i>aac .lump............
In Kent County, tor N p. Luti. ...,............ j
In sussex County. for James WitiRms.... .S53s
In Sussex County, for James Il. Lofand ..:Si5
And whereas the returns daily made out
signel and executed of the election for the
choice of a Representative Of an for the said
State in the forty-fourth Congress of the
United States aforesaid, having been duly de
livered to the Governor by the respective
Sheriffs oil sait counties. and tho 6oyerno
|
merated and lscertained the number OF votei
for each and every candidate or person votet
for for such Representative the result appear
as follows. to wit:
Williams. H. .G02
The whole number Of votcs given for jane
: r, Loaand, ll,0.4.
The whole number Of votes given for N. 3
Smithers, a..
The whole number of votes given FOR Johl
". Houston
The whole lumber of votes given .or Joh,
: O'Dyne. /.
The whole number of votes given fer Isaa
jump, |.
The whole number Of votes given fer N. I
| Luff, l.
Now. therefore. J. JANEs PONDER. Cover
? nor of the State of Delaware, do hereby dc
clare that james Wi.liams has received tn
highest vote at the election aforesaid. an
1 therefore has been and is duly and legal
: elected the Representative of and for the Stat
y i of Delaware in the forty fourth Congress-
9 the United States.
f@@, In testimony whereof have here
sEAL. unto set my hand and clused tn
'~-r~' Great Seal OF the State of D.luwaI
| to be hereunto afi yed ut Dover, this tenth da
, Of November. in the year Of our Lord er
l. thousand eight hundred and seventy. .ou
:, and of the independence Of the United Stat
> the ninety ninth.
u BY the Governor. JAMES PONDER,
t JoHN IL PAyYTER.
Secretary of State. noylc- 2w
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
NntlOnnl Nank IailL:re.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lG.-The Second
National Bauk of Lawrence, having failed 10
meet the calls the Redemption Agency ei
the Treasury Department TO reitneu'ss thc
Treasurer Tor Is notes redeemed, aud i's ce'
post of 5 per cent. neing exhausted, rea'
sursr Spinner gives notice that On ana a,tet
this date notes OF that bank VIII be relec,ed
when presented ioy redemption ut The Ma
tonal Bank Renemption Agency.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

NEEDED GREATLY.-Thc Friendship
Fire Company is cndeavoring to col
lect money to purchase a pair of hor
ses. We hope citizens will be liberal
enough to aid the object in view, as
they should by all means have horsef
Steam engines are too heavyto drawby
hand, in any city but especially is this
so in Wilmington where there are SC
many hills to ascend.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
STRAY WAITS.

A reward is offered for q lost dog
Brandywine and Mutual Loan A ;soci-
ations meet tonight.
There were fifty nine dodgers at the
City Hall cells last night.
Go to Franks, 5il Market stree !, fer
bargains in ladies' corsets.
A bundle OF peach trees may lie ocoV-
cred at TG9 w. Second Street.
Don't forget the Raycl Gymn; lsir m
Benefit ut the Grand Opera Hous e this
evening.
McEvoy's Hibernicon will appe ar at
the Institute Hall on Friday and Shtur.
day evenings.
A meeting of the Executive Co n MT
tee Of the Democratic Association vii
be held this evening at the Amer ieui
Club rooms,
Adams & Brothers is the plac . to get
toys. They have them in varietJ and as
cheap us they can be made. The c hill
dren should be entertained if you VIZ 'ulc
keep them out of mischief.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

The RAyEL GYSNAsIUM BENHyIr.-l Ihe
Ravel Gymnasium Benefit takes plac at
the Grand Opera House, this event na
when all who wish to encourage ho NO
talent, and witness fine pcrforman ce
should attend. The programme ia a
good ono, the performers are artist OF nc
mean merit and all arrangements ha We
been made fo2 u successful entertai IL.
ment. The management should be re.
warded with crowded house.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

q division wall; and that the water
when the basin is full, shall be 20 feet
above the overflow Of the reservoir at
Tenth and Market streets.
After some slight discussion, this
amendment was adopted by the follow
ing vote.
Ayes-Messrs. Baker, VIM. Candy,
Downing, Fcbiger, johnson, Lichten-
stein, Murray, Pickles, Underwood,
President Maris--10.
Nays-Messrs, Bickta, Burke, VIM.
, M. Candy. Farrell, Hayes, Lynch Nc
Intire, McMenamin, Taylor-9.
The resolution as amended was then
adopted 12ayes to nays, Messrs. Wm.
M. Candy and McMenamin voting this
time in the affirmative.
Mr.. Baker offered the following re-
solution
RESOLVED. That the Finance Com
mittce be requested TO ascertain the
amount of the water loan bonds sold
and if any of the proceeds have beef
used for current expenses; if so, by wha
authority, and how much of saiu pro
ceeds have been so used; and repor
the same at the meeting of Counci
Thursday evening.
The resolution was adopted and ol
motion Council adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
UETAHER REPOE L.
.snINGToN, ,Noyembcl
PROBABILITIES

PROBABILITIES.
For The Middle States. increasing eloudi-
ness and rain IN the interior, with Using
mperstrre, easterly or southei!y winds and
falling barometer. For the canal region ot
New YoIk aud Pennsylvania the tenpera-
turo will continue above freezing during
Tuesday night.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

The Coal AND FRrIaHr WnAENEs;;-
The coal and freight wharycs along the
Christinna, look quite busy, particularly
the coal whalves, whore large quantities
5,londed by means OF small engines.
which draw up from tho holds Of the
coal barges buckets holding one;fourth, OF
i ton. The buckets are omptied intothe
carts, and the coal carried to the bins
Warmers patent railway arrahgement ara EN- ~
for conveying the Goa, from the oargcs Is
a great attraction and its operations are
daily witnessed by numbers ofpeopie.
REcovERIxd.-Wa are pleased to state
that Rev 4. j. Thompson. Presiding
Elder for the Wilmington district, M.
Il. Church Conference, who has been SER
iousiy i'll for several weeks past, is now
recovering somewhat, and is able to sit
up in his room. His speedy regainder ot
entire health is now hoped for.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

FIRE AT NEW CAsTLE.-At New
Castle, Sunday night, the stables and
shedding belonging to the hotel of Geo.
Whitfield and Joseph Yarnall, with
their contents, were entirely destroyed
by fire. The fire broke out at II o'clock
and spread with such rapidity that it
was impossible to save anything except
the horses. Whitfield's and Yarnalps
hotels, the Town Hall and the houses
of Giles Lambson and c. M. Wise
were on fire, and but through the cxer
tions of the fire company there would
have been serious contlagration. -
Whitfield and Yarnall had each laid in
a stock of provender for the accommo
dation of people attending court, all Of
which was consumed. The loss is es
timated at 81 900, on which there is al
insurance of 1880. 1t was, no doub
the work of an incendiary, being thu
second fire in that neighborhood with
in two or three weeks
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

IsavsNss Etrst Layvis sr.-Regu-
larity in eating. sleeping and exercise anc
abstinence from such dangerous irritants as
alcohol and tobacco. tend 10 secure long anc
healthfui life. But even q strict observance
OF these wholesome rules will not always avert
sickness. Tho best safeguard against epidemic
and other diaeascs is Dir. WALKERS CALI
FoRYIA VINEGAR EITTERs, which, by promot-
ing n regular nnd vigorous acti on of the dl'
gestive. secretivo and eXcretive CrgaHs. keel
the body i'll the best possible condition Tor re
sislng and repeiling the causes of disease.
Oct24-4wd6w
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. II 1874
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAgKETi

NUNDAf, NUV. To 0 T NJ
The Market for Beef Cattle was quiet this
week At about former prices. We quote ex-
tras at IA, md common to good hl o@4aic.
sheep met good demand at ii1a55+c Re
eeipts 1900 head.
iiegs were also in demand ut slOalO % for
corn led, an advance. Receipts. GUJO.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
SPECI1L NOTICES.
snsd for the SSaSiSs.

Children fed on RIDGES tuuo wili thrive
he ,tronr ahdhealthy and hecnme little mod
Il. nj ,,uihfu, strength anu ch,tlisl beauty.
air.Cem
concentrated FavOstng ssStIGcts
- We, i,ln, Len on. Or ,nge, koFe. Bitter Al
n,ond. Ginger, Mnce. Culety, etc, ETC., inado
and suld v hoiesrle and retail by
aus r. IkINniiuEtT i CO.,
Gomez sixth and Murke s''os's.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

yrodtc's N.rac"io"s Care for 'orns
An Fngli,h remedy Of sreat popularity Tor
:, having vnrue without T. in.
II Bkit,Gul hSI d CO..
hIntn-cart.,
I,,n.r sixth 8nh Market etreh-.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
Finest Salad OIL

E1MeBt BHIHu VII
'or paw " L. BRINGHuRSl CO..
islS Corpnr Sixth AMI Market +netis'
For tho B.tn
Bath Brushes, Bath Towels. i'"!h e9onse'
Flesh Gloves, Strars, Eru.hes. etc.. OF nor. @
hair. by Friction Gloves. ana many otue'
articles Uf the same class at
L. BRINGlIURST & CO.
CsrberSixth pLd Market stf"'ts.
Crime Vanilla Beansi
sol3iwholesa,e end retail hy ,,,,,., ,o
u BRlNUuURSf d COn
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
FTNANCIAL AND O. ..ARCIAL

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. II 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Mer-
rick. johnson j. Co.. s. Il. Cor. 9Th and Mar
set street. Wilmington. Del. at =. N. to-
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
THIRD EDITION.
FROM DOYER.

THE NEW sHsRIFF-TowN IMPRovEIENTS
THE SENTINEL sIf;cE THE ELECTION.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17

s,tc,t te.,m o,uilyi tp.nll hi !riends
snn ma Ike iS unbir IN genera ilft no kecrs on
nd ali descriptions OF mcai ines. and inst
n Gov co'nreten. rer.on Is ut ri. iu.s reaaS TO
,,r,s,r,te Tor such lex Is call III hat store.
IA b,t nn eia,Er il made ,Ncrpt tna regu-
lar nice Of the medicr"s re s-me pri .
M "a ~, ,u,d raw anywhere else: hut that
,,o ong is visit oil ~, the rcs,tehee'.
.yullsL miTTorr,
A full assortment of all siz~s, incluling
double Inagnifying, &c.,,,,n,,c &c. co
Corner of Sixth ana MARKET r"ets.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
tine saII Scissors

Curved s,d f.tai4ht. Nail Bru,hts. hnnd
pru,t.s IN. t.I.s. Nell rolnn.Is.. oct, ior
tnis h.. bKINGhUksf go.
Conner .iStn Grd M.rf oi streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-17
EDITION
Proceedings of Court.

FIR ST DAYS sEssIoN-opENING PROCEED
INos-THE FIRST CRIMINAL cAsEs--THE
TRUE BILLS RETURNED BY THE GRAND
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