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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-13
@ WANTED ne
Ill PERSONS WHO OWN Il HORSE TO KNOW
INA Il. Bringliur a Co., have been appointed
agents Tor WlLMI$GIO$i for the sale Of
DOfER,s moor LIAIMEN1

nv La - LLCDI LIN I-HEAI
for the prevention anu cure OF Oos-
TRACTION, CORSs, QUARTER CRACKS
COSTRAC1IOS or TIKI BACE SIsEW GkS-
gRALY CALLED KsEE-SPRUss SPHAISs GALA
oCRATcHEs, RHEuMATisM, &c.
have tested BUyers HVOt Lininlent on the feet OF
over one hundred horses. The difference 10 the con-
ditis VI tho feet In great In It's favor that would
not be without II Tor ten times its 1t should be
properly applied 10 every hOrse's hoO and especially
IN the sannsr when the horses feet are ALWAYS In con
tact with the heated Garth which dries them up and
they become hard aud icserish, which produces CON
traction, corns, quarter cracks, contraction of the
back Hlhewi commonly called kHee Sprung, and often
rom the pains In the hoO it produces sweeney In thu
shoulder We recommend II this best yrepara alton
we ever used 1T should be used every horse hoOf
cOmnlOIlyas Oil Is used harness or Ineus Lout-
Keep them IN good condition.
Il. X. COnkIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent u the Continental
Sdbies, Sdnsogl Street, Phtlai,iph,a
MIR NJ =. Boyer -Dsdr Sur This Is to certify
hat ! have used your Liniment in my stables fof
hret months past, On re than hundred Lorsrs
AMI hhd II the best preparation have ever used on
horses. II rs far betp-t han You recommend l. send
m6 hye cases at once v express,
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 132 West 3l=t Street, New York CIV
Soiu Wholesale and retail at prVprietOfs lricea nv
h., BRlNGHUk ST X Co, aputheearius
Corner tth and Market Streets
iIniIGton. Delaware
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he New Castle County Mplua

The new Castle County Nlutua
INSURANCE CoMPANl.
OFFICE "Institute building.
insures against FIRE, Houses and all other kind. -,
raina WIN their contents for peros tlnu va
rang from three months to "a term of \r,,rs ""
WILLIAM TATNALL, WIII1aNc,.x
Innx Hn,hn, Gto. klCHAlDsu
CHAs. w. Rowland CIrNvS, Il , ,,,,.
EDWARD BRINouUhsr 4 j. Sn,S 'i"'
= - i,'h, JAMES RIDDLE,
D"ADfoRp, Gko. II. BAiLs,
ASHTON RICHARDSON
@ ,,,,p, ~ WILLIAM TATNALL, preslJeut
SAMoEL ID. SMITH. Secretary. t,h "a
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Wi MINGToz
Deposits of tho Public Money.
AND
EnW RE1lrsA AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
p., O. ID. ARMSTRONG,
CApITnI' CAsHiE
SShIilOL SJUU,OUO.
THE COLLECTING AND EXCUA NGINC nv
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AIiTFSHi,
FOR SMALL COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOKk EXCUA
GES
FURNISHED TO REG uLAR DEPpSIvons
WITHOUT CHARGE
DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAYS Ann
at $50 A, NJ, =
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AUCTIONEERING.
l.. W. STlDHAM u son,
A u G ITO II FIR
NO, III EAST FOURTH STREET
WI NTfNnTnNr NM,

NO, III EAST FoCRTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Would inform their friends anu the public geEel-
any that t!ey still continue to call sales OF Real
Estate and Personal Property in any part Of the
State. -
Hhegular Sales at our Auction Rooms OF furniture
every Wednesday and Saturday morning Sale of
Watches and notions every Tuesday, Friday and Sat
utday evening.
All goods consigned to them will be promptly AT
tehoeu u, am prompt payments made. Liberal ad-
VAhees made on all colrignments. Terms will be
moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed. Particular
attention gwen to selling out private and public
houses IN the city. All kinds Of farm salcs In the
country and all kinds OF real estate sales Ia the State
called Both member tot the firm call sales and
consequently they can take two more for the sainu
day. ~
\. B-The highest cash price paid for all kinds of
second hand furniture. iaui5sm
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PRATT,s ASTRAL OIL,


GnAmOls bkIms
Channels Skins 4 choice and tine selection Just re-
ceived, direct Importation. rare chance to buy
:hem cheap. Carefully selected for family use, al
sizes and prices, to Clean silver and glass ware
without scra ching. Also. 4 iull and fresh stoc L
OF drugs, medicines, toilet and fancy articles al
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor AMI West strasts. Wilmington, Del.
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Marvin's Deoderized Coo Liver

AT FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Camphor for putting away Clothes
AT FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Pile and Bum Salve at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Blood Purifier at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
letter Ointment at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
SeditZ Powders at - cts. I.er box.
Citrate Nagnesia at % cts, per bottle.
DiarrhRa Mixture Tor summer use a splendid article
Wholesale or Retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Corner OF Front and West Streets,
my II Wilmington, Delaware.
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fectllal remedy than any other. Those who hay
tried it, know that It cured them; those who hay
1ot, know that itcures theirneighbors and frend|
and all know that what it does onre il docs a
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being purely vegetable, no harm can arise fro
their use i'll any quantity. +.a
internal visrera to purify the blood and stinuls1
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the body, restoring theirirregular action to heal
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| Minute directions are given in the wrapper
the box, for the following complaints, which the
PiHs rapidly curc:-
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Listlcs
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ach, and restore its healthy tone aiI.l action.
| For Liver Complaint and its various sym
toms, Bilions Headache, Sick lAea|
| ache. ] Nunlice or Green Sickness, Ri
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct 4
| cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but q
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pitatiOn Of the Heart, P.atn in q
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complaints disappear.
! For Drop.y and Dropsical swclIiu|
they should be taken in large and frequent dol
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For Suppression large dose should
patty. -
AS a Dinner PHI, take one or two Pills
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach d
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One who feels tolcrably well, often finds thai
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ter, from their cleansing and renoyating effect
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.. y. @. AVER & CO., Practical Chen,id
LOWELL. MASS, u. 8. A
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FEVER AND AGUE.

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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK WORLD
FOR
1874.
WEEKLY, sEMI-WEEKLY, DAILY.

TIVE GREAT DEMOCRATIC vICTO
4 ries III New York, Ohio, Maryland and
Virginia. the startling Republican defeats
in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas aud Illinois,
foresl,a,low tho election of Democratic
Congress in 1874, and the election OF a
Democratic President in 1876
The secret of tho triumph already won
has been steadfaSt adherence to the organ
izatiun, untlinching fidelity to the prlncl
pies of the Democratic party. The World
has heen faithful to it's trust. When faint
hearts talked of spoiled party, a new
party, it bore aluft the flag OF the historic
iudOmitahle Democratic party. That flag,
inscribed with tile legends Free Trade and
Farmers Rights, Hard Money and no Mo
nopolies,-the Democrats OF Ohio and
New York carried to u glorions victory
snbverting Grant maj 'rities of 1000 and
81 600
A new career now opens before the Do
mocracy-more giorions and more benefi
cent than it's past career, identified though
that be with the founding of the republic.
it's expansion across the continent, is
half century of prosperity and peace.
The oyen secret of its future, as OF its
past and present triumphs, is still stead
fast adherence to the organization, all IN
tiinching fidelity to the principles of the
Democratic party-princirles never so
needful us now to he applied throughout
our National, State and Municipal life, to
heal the wounds and decentralization OF
war, to stop corrupt and protiigate eXpen
diture, to limit and localize powers eli
trusted 70 the peoples servants, to liherate
L. f,tt .>f l>, ri
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The duty Of The World in this onward
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We ask Democrats everywhere tn aid us
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portant to the coming harvests.
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Estray.

TAKEN UP BY THOMAS WASHING.
L ton, OIL Bayou Rnpides, and estrayed
before the undersigned Justice of the
Pence, ONE BAY MARE MULE, with one
eye, appraised by Samuel Pincus and NJ.
Shackleford, to be worSh in cash, Fifty
Dollars.
The owner Of said animal is hereby mott
fed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take the same away, or it will
DO sold in sixty days as the law directs.
G. E. HOSEA,
Nov. lS.4t. Parish Ranger.
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LAWYERS BRIEFS,
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TINE TW OsF1NE, LARGE AND
Il commodiohs rooms, under the Ex-
change Hotel, now occupied BY French
and Hess, as a Bar Room aud Billiard
Saloon, are offered for rent on easy
terms. Possession given January LIST,
1875. Apply to Us. FISH.
November 4, 1874.
, 1874-09-17

Tho GRIND Jury 9f St. rnasa Still Con.
Hftlorlng Mc1lrntEsa CnHos

Tho GRIND Jury Qf st. pnass Still Con-
Ettlorlng McIlrnt1a'a Case.
Special Dtsuatoh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
Br. PAUL, Aliuu., Sept. 10.-Ex~Audltor No
Iratl, having returned from Now York last
evening, asauros his friends. as represented by
city papers, TINT ho is hero to meet any prosecu-
tton wlioh Ia natituted against him, aud will
thon do,nonstrato speedily tho falsty Of tho eon-
ato Committee'a conclusions against him. Tho
Pioneer says the Attorney Gonoral will employ
prominent Douocratso lawyer to asaist him, 30
that tho public will 10 satisfied tint political
fayortssm Bhiotds Mc1lrath. It atso ropreaopts
him NJ saying that so'no OF the charges against
hc1lratl, caunot bo Sustained iu court. by othor
prosecution against slcllratn can bs mn!}e
to stick, for tho roason TINT le was not officially
responsible Tint tho collections frotn which ho
il charged with stoaling n1e not authorized TO
bo mndo by tho Auditor, bnt ylonl!l oo nado o.,
REPRESENTATIVE S Of tic State. TIe prosecution
for n,alfcnsance III otico would, therefore. fail,
and tho persecution for tho recovery of taa
money. In the absonco Of a1,y bond TO tho State,
would 10 usolons. It Is presImablo tint Me-
his readiness to moet the prosecutions which
1lo knows arc not co.uig, Otherwise
tho flrgt question would be, Hoy
would hc got aron1!d tllo facts
Ioctlons ou railroad 1ands amounting to $4,000.
not ONO cent Of which IL accounted for by tho
books of tho Auditor or Treasurer. Next. It
might be asked him, Will Ae impeach the owl
dallce OF tho forty or moro witnesses. their ac-
count booka, mud tho records, Of the Treasury,
from which appears tho direct deficiencies,
amounting to p77 900, which aro charged against
him by tho Committee? Tue urand Jury is still
engaged upon bis case, bnt hesitate to bling An
indictment on hccos,nt Of tho legal difficulties iu
= $t,o+ rsf r,roanr&tfinn
, 1874-09-17

The Rev. Father Walsh, Of I0grzl.

The Rev. Father Walsh, Of Town.
61ectal Uts,,atch to The Chi:aao Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Sept. 1G.-The Rev. Father
Walsh, lato OF Wilton, Muscatine County, rho
was brought to a1orcy Hospital, iu this city,
about two woohs ago. diol thoro on Sunday
morning last Of typhoid. tever. Father Walsh
was born in tho County OF Limerick. ireland.
at III carly nge ho studied ut hit. hleccary Col
lego, County Of Carlow, ireland, and was trans-
forrod to Alllinllows, County Dublin, and
while tho prosent Bishop Of Dubuque (Dlshop
Hcnnessy) waa IN Dublin, on his return
from tho Ecumonica1 Council, ho invited
tho young aud ardent student to
como to America. Father Walsh followed
his connsel, He finished Ais stndies
ut Capo dirardcau, alo:. and entered the mi H.
iatry threo years ago. Tho funeral ceremonies
solemn oilico for tile dead being intonol by the
Worry Isey Fathct Nraztl, Vicar Genoral OF Dea
Moincs, insisted by Fathers Mackay, Of Lyons,
md Cosgroye. Of Davenport. Ii addition to tho
abovo-nn1Dod clorgymen there woro also prcHont
Fathers hymn, Of Dubuque (roprcsonting Bishop
1Fennessy); Mclaughlin, Of Clinton Ryan, Of
Louisville, Ky; kilkenney, OF Fulton liice, Of
Iowa City !; Murphy, Of Toronto; Mcagler, OF
AnnMsosa 0'Dowd Of htontrcylle; Moy1ihaN,
of Murcngo; Ganl, of Dallas Contre Kineolln
of Burlington; and Norman, Duggap, aud
O'Fanctl, or Davenport.
BiHal1AMroN, N. Y, Sept, 16.-Tho noy. D.
D. Gregory, O prominent Clergyman of this
3tato, a,,d formerly pnator OF tho Taboruaclo
Church, Cincinnati, died ut his houo in this city
to-day.
, 1874-09-17
A TERRIFIC HURRICANE.

New Yong, Sept. 1G.-TAe schooner Northern
uonau, hence for Barbadoes, haA returned, hay-
ing encountered q hurricane Sept. s in latitude
50 degrees 81 minutes. longitude 67 degrees 81
minuies. luring which i. P. Borden, Captain.
mud N. Lookhngt, mate, were washed oYerboard
Rnd drowned.
Bark Hanger, Of Belfast. for Charleston, put
into this port III distrcss, having lost her sails
during hurricane Sept. 7, in latitude 40 do
grres a6 minutes, longltnae " degrees. She To-
ports, sopt. 8. fell III With tho bark Antonio Ma
rim, Of Daitimoro. for Queenstown, with aA her
1nas:s gone md II foot OF water in her
hold. 1ut tho mato and threo mon OH board to
try and get her to soue port. Capt. Glusar,
Of tho bark Antonio Maria, reports
having lott baltimore Aug 20,
for Qieoustow1l, with cargo Of grain, Sept. Z,
n lat 10 deg 81 n4ill.. long. % deg. Oh min. had
q hurricane, commeucing at tho southeast ycor-
ing round to northeast, lasting ten hours. The
yossol was thrown on her bcain-onaH. Gut away
all har nlasts, when sl.o righted. with II foet ot
water i'll ler hold, tho mnsts having gono
through ler bottom. Finding it impossible to
sayo the yesaol, concluded tn abandon hor, aud
were takon or by tho bark Ranger. aud brought
to this port.
Slip Ellen, Cant. Southland, reports, Sept. o.,
lat. 10 deg. 15 tnin., long Ct deg. OF n1in, bonr-
cd wreck Of tho phlp Ernst lence for Antwerp,
water-loggcd and abandoned, with II feet OF
water iu her bold.
Several other vessels hayo arrived hero with
loss Of aails aud otherwise damaged by galea.
, 1874-09-17

Sttci0! Dispatch 70 1Hs CHacHTo 1Tt0Hht.
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich., Sept. t6.-lhla la tho
third day Of tllo Michigan State Fair, but, 30 far
MS attendance Is concornod, is practically tho
first. Tho entries closed Inst night, aud number
nearly $500. The attendance to-dny waB fully
10000, and much 1argor attendance is promised
tomorrow. Tile varloua departments are vol
represented. Tho stock department., In quality
and number Of entries, far exceeds any otlaor
ycar. Tho entries In tho mechanical depart
mons are unusually large, whic, In fact, tho only
department in which this feir docs not
moiogicsl, In which, hovoyor, thero
IL a tno display. The entries up to lass night IN
tho several departments tnay be classified NJ fol-
lowe: Cattle, .2l4; hotson, 27l; sheep and
swine, 1888, poultry. SO; farm and garden pro-
plemonts, 238 I; vei,ic!os, B7; machinery, 2s4 !;
manufactured goods, 203; masical instruments
mud sewng-mnchincs, II; paintings, noedle-
work, otc., 543; miscellaneous, 99; speed trials
43. Tho cntries by tho Flint 4 pero Mar
guetto Railway Company OF tho protlnc.s Of tho
lands through which tho road passeH nutnbar
GOO. Total entries pro"or, 3,3l8. Special entries
Militia, Il baso bali, 0. Total entrics, 3.3Jl.
Subsequently additional ontrioB woro made,
bringing tho total number up to $500: In the
zotto took the first money IN three straight
heats. Time. 2:94114{, 2:92l1. 231. Lady Turpn
took aocoad mouoy; sn1pll Hope, ontorod BY
Doyo, Of Jackson third; Lady Hays, fourth.
lisa' .Doc Lewes Mznors Chief taking second
baseball contcets tho SfusuaIs, Of jackson,
and Athletics, of Jaolsson, played one Gan,o. re-
aulting In favor Of Jackson by Q. ecoro Of gto 8.
Bay Oily, II to ., Oh ihe fourth inning, wl!en
the Nationals threw up tho RI"nge. Tho
Mutuals aud Fliut boys play of to-norrow.