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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17
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z. TIE DISTRICT COURT CF TIE

& SeclLl Judicial Di>tliet f TIE STAT & Ne
vG.ta, IN and tcrthe Comfy Of CrI4-iT.
MARGARET P. HEREULD, plaintiff, IS.
JOHN HERROLD. defendant.
Action brought in The I'is1ItCt Court E tn
Second Judicial District q tie sSale %: Nevada
il e,ld fyr tile County Of Crlaslr. and tie CON
plai:4t :.-d IN sad County ! crmsby. il tie
Office q The Cie,S Of sal. district Court.
The State q Nevada selGs greeting 20 JOHN
EERIoLI, defendant.
You ale hereby required: 10 appear i'll IN sc
tion brought sls:nst you ~ ta- shove Es-rr5
plaintiff n the District tlC-: Il The Sc Il,
Jndicie! District @: tie SIC q Nevada il MI
tie Comfy Of OGIneiv. - & TO answer IL
conn lalLt Ned therein "a cC! Of ws+rn Isgo---
Tail.rs LIS sUII!nJrSl With. ten days trNClu-
slve q Ike day q seryicoi -t;tr the service Oh
you q this SUullt :ls--U strNcd With this
county: O. i served or q his county. A1t u
thu district. ViIL:. tyr,Ety dsy&. otAec~i~=
within .oTty aays-ur judgment by default viii
bO taken against you.
The said ac:ioa is brought . obtsin q decree
Of said Court forever aArulliug the bonds a.
-.strilacIy existing betwee L you and rlaiut5n,
upon the ground OF extreme cruelty, aha award
il the cars ana education # tie miner cElld,
james Franklin. 10 laiItif.; ttat plaintiff te
restored TO her maiden caL4e c: Margaret rum
I-ett. and judgment :or costs q THIS suit.
and you a2e here y notified tEat II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint So
above required. III said .allt!t viii @p' i 10
the Cour; :or the relief therein prayed.
.-,.- Given under my hand ac-d Tie
--S.gsrsS-,. seal q The District Court Ct the
- .Ss. Second Jud.-4LI District Of tae
S9Ss 8 Sss. State Of Nevada. ia and fyr tie
.SsisL. En- Comfy O.. OImsby. this 17th dsy
49,, Of November, in the year q cur
Vt> Lord. OI2e thousand e. lit hundred
aid seventy-tour.
7. J. EDWARDS. C,,rE.
W.. PARKINSON attorney for Plaintiff.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
No. "a Montgomery Block,
san FRANCISCO, CAL.

w H. AIKEN, ATTORNEY-AT-
w q Law and Commander OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic i'll California and Neya-
ca, VIII give prompt attention to the collection
Of Additional Travel Pay, now due California
and Nevada Volunteers discharged mere than
three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can
depend on fair dealing. Information gwen
free Of charge. WHEN writing enclose stamp
fCc reply ana state company ard regiment, and
whether you have discharge. Congress has
extended the time tor fling claims fer add
ticnal Bounty under Act Of July IS, loG6, to
January, 1875, 50 al such claims lnust be made
before that time. Original Bounty of slice has
been allowed all volunteers 10 enlisted before
July cd, 1851 fer three wars, if nCt paid the
same when discharged. Land Warrants can be
obtained for services rendered before 1865. but
not Tor services in the late war. Pensions for
late war and war Of 1872 obtained and increased
when allowed fer less than disability warrants.
but 10 pensions are allowed to Mexican ard
Florida ST soldiers. State Of Texas has granted
Pensions TO surviving veterans Of Texas Revo-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Morey
is now due and being paid. W. II. Aiken also
attends to General Law and Collection business,
Se5-2aTgGuI
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4 Substitute for Qu,nins.

For years. uinine wss1ecarded as the only
specific foe tnalarious diseases. and immense
quantities Of the drug were annually consumed
ticulsrly along the liver bottoms aud adjoin-
With the full months malaria, in all It's va
ried forms. stalks like an epidemic through
with .ehilis and fever. the entire, population
shaking with ague. Heretofore, quinine was
regularly resorted TO : but, while It frequently
failed TO effect cure. it Invariably deranged
fugitive pains in the head to such an extent
that months elapsed ere the system recovered
from its effects. These objections to its use
were go mark ed, that the introduction of Mish
ler's Herb Bitteis was hailed as a trium ph In
medic me-. Infinitely more certain in its bene-
fetal effect. th IN quinine. it possessed none oe
the dement's of that drug. Instead of nau-
seating. It tones and invigorates the stomach.
and whilsspeedily expelling the noxiOps bu-
lmOrs increases the appetite ard facilitates
fd Festi0n, thus repdSr; oh 4, stem stronger
| ndAhettsr Fl t''i tni- .',iI the attacks af
Herb, pilters at,tLis season! Of the year, viii
prevent a recurrence Of this disease, even in
| those who have never passed an autumn with
out 1t. An experience Of twenty years proves
Iit t1.be the greatest Asrr PERIODIC known to
alr.l - - l.'i 10 <
There are. perhaps nc Diseases 80 subjeot to
climatic changes as affections OF the Kidneys
i Hundreds OF our farmers. mechanics. and Ia.
| puiihB otiohB Huu udruy III Alt OtueT re-
| i'ects suffer continp alIincOnv enience. and oc-
Itasionally excruciating pains in the back and
across the l0ins: experience frequent desire
to pass water. pain during It's passage ard dfe-
quent stoppages in its flow. These are mani
testations resulting from some strain or heavy
lift (perhaps years ag0), and aggravated by
every change in. the weather. Every Sigh
cold flies direct to this one weak SPOT, nnt
unless promptly at tended to the disease be
comes chronic, and the once strong man
, miserable wreck. Mishler's Herb Bitters /
the only certain remedy for this class O
diseases. 1t has q peculiar tendency to TN,
kidneys stimulates them to healthy actor,
and removing tho cause prevents the ferma
, tion OF trick-dust deposits. which, II permit
ted to eQntiaAp, will BY cohesion form grave
stone, necossitating o painful operation ior 1t
q removal. Many OF the ingredients enterin
into its c0mb0sition. arc universally reoOQ
. nized as specifics for all complaiuts OF th
5 urinary organs. Ia Liter Complaint, Dyspep
ttsia, aIl disorders Of the Bowels, and affection
4 tof the Throat ard Lungs. it is equally eertai
. and eficacious; while. as q remedy for th
complaints peculiar to the female sex, it ho
no equal. LADIES. old and young, marie
and single, in every condition of lie, will fla
7 lthis GREAT FEMALE REMEDY promnt. sa,e. &c,
d tain and reiiotieI The pglo. saiI5w compiler
! ion is replaced py v blooming, healthiul couI
: tenance. and Its occasional use enables N atur
Q to perform her functions REGULARLY AN
u WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE. Sold only in bo
J. ties by all Druggists and general dealep.
VI oct6eod2d43dp2m % ~ ~
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THiI!R3 EDITION.
COURT.
ofENINa OF THE TAYLOR cAsE-rnr 1t.
CENsE APPLICATIONS,

ofENINo OF THE TAYLOR cAsELrnE 1t.
CENsE APPLICATIONS.
There was no session of Court, yes
terday, an adjournment having been
made out of respect to the memory of
Judge Gilpin's wife, who was buried
during the day. .fi.
This morning the Taylor -Mackey
murder trial was opened, It,is proba-
BILE tha. nearly the whole day will be
consumed in selecting the jury and ar
ranging other preliminaries. The jury
panel, only comprises twenty-one
names, and it may be that 1t will be
exhausted before the necessary twelve
ate selected. The trial will probably
nbt assume any interesting features un-
til Monday. &C., 80. -',.-
: No applications for licenses to sell
liquorhave yet been acted upon, though
heretofore this has been the first bust
ness Of the Court. The Fde1ay Is pro-
badly on account of the continued alb
sence of Chief Justice Gilpin, who is
still quite i'll. -,.'..,5i
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A CoRREcTIoN.-At the meeting of the
City Council, last evening, Mr.. VIM. NJ :.
Candy arose and stated that he desired
to correct wrong impression which had
gone forth, that the building of the new
reservoir, as now proposed, would result
in saving of about 100000 to the city
He said that according to Mr.. Morris
plans and estimates, there would have
been a difference of about 100000 be;
tween tho CONSTRUCTION n & Z layge e. and nd a
deoided to construct the smaller reser-
voir, Council had ordered it tobe e1cava-
ted several feet deeper than Mr.. Nor
ris' plan proposed, and raised the over
flow several feet. This will increase the
cost of construction to such an extent,
that the cost of the basin now being con-
structed, will reach Mr.. Morris estimat-
Cd cost $lss, ,9OO-and probably exceed it.
So it will be seen tna1 aiInougn tne
proposed. the people will not save much
after all.
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10 A Ph,isfctd,, SHOT.

= The, Philadelphia :sChrohicle says
that on Tuesday DIR. w. Henry Wevyl,
while attending Mrs. Manson, q pa
tientY a South Fourth and Canal sfs.,
-in that city, was attacked and thrown
|on bed and shot in the knee pan by
her husband, so that the limb must be
Famputated. Manson wasimprisohedl }
At the time Of the shooting Manson
held a letter in his hand which IL said
to be his wife's confession of adultery
The scuffie took place up stair, where
the Doctor says Mrs. Manson had
Invited him to see some of her new
furniture. ''' '-~
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4 "a D1sGUsTED OYsTERMAN.-Honne
time ago Crisfeld oystermah secured
Jap agent in this city, to whom he
shipped about $50 worth of oysters,
and got In return but $35. Yesterday
he came up to look after his agent, but
could not find him. He mado ipquir-
les, and was informed that his s'agent
was "beat," who had no property,
and that he could not receiver a cont Of
money by law. The oysterman was
dlsgusted at this information, and de-
clared that as last resort he would
| publish the offender, and warn Other
dealers against trusting him.
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SHOT, GUN and PISTOL
MANUJFACTORY.
NATHANIEL MELCHOIR,

Successor to the late F. Herting. No. "a
sneotfully informs his friends and Sport men
Generally, thathe will continue the manu-.
Hcture Of Shot Guns, Rifles and Pistols. at
the old stand. No. IA King street and has for
an'nfb fbsdSis. SS5ss Barre. Be- Gan. tep,sss .lss.
Single Barrel Gums from IS 70 So, a,
fan "a an Smiths q Weston's kevolvers. with
Cartridges, &c. complete. Also, Ely's best
double water proof Percussion Caps; every
sile ball and shot; Gams ,Bags. srd S,S,a Hsnntns
cnnstantI on hand and for sale Wholesale
and retail at the lowest cash prices.
- Particular attention paid to Bell Hang
ing and Lpeksmithing as b eretoiore.
uovtN-W.f an a. lfI b.Tc ..I ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EOCd for the baDAes'

Food for the Babies.
ch,,arsn fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong andhealthy. and become iitte msv mUu
els Of youthful strength and ehudsn beauty
apTxd9m r.-.
ceassntratsd FavOrsna Extracts
AZ vsni,la. Ler on. Orange. Rose. Bitter AZ
moDd, Ginger. Mace. Celery; ftc'' hs etc., '"aDs
and sold wh0ls'IEi' 'naRRffHSanuRsT FRI Sesiit & CO..
Corner Sixth and Mark ct Streets
~ g'TTETF -I Y 3 . a.s
s-oa,S,. msrscaIous Cure for Cerns
-. Enslih rstb edy of'rrest Popularity ,fcr
"no;y'sa's so'pss s1s, YitSfst YSitafEsa&u Hi1fRi Rsra
,.' 5gts7s y ...fi - = ,Apbth ecafisf.
!, las - ootnsr Sixth and Market stissts', !.
',,S an, ~ ZINE Nail Scissors y
Curved siahd straight. Nail Baa.hes: s., nan, ~,
bSnihsa Nan Is'b 'bSSifNi9dnHHsF AN hf1siFS.a Co. CO: W
sS's 80 " Corner sixth and Market streets
Sc a .ir.2' t:-"'ir 49,.
.,vpND WALTON. Druggist, No: ~
,,ni., s,reet ,cspecttuily Informs hisiriehu'
.'nr the pubIic In general. tbat ne aedPs ,hn "L
fand NIL descriptions oil meu,c.nes, raadv +,
a eo,upstsnt psas'n Y az AZ ca ean At that store
pIGs' Es, ~ charge il made except the Iegu
n a nr;ce Of the medicines tne A. me Pr
as ,hey~ ould pay arywneit e'sa'
10 ons is visited ut the residence"'
Finest Salad OIL
kor saio "' 4. BRINaHuItSr y CO..
INA N Coruer sixth and Market stree'S'
For the Bath
p.,b Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath sponnlse nlse
and la,h Soaps in e1tensiys VsT.e'yf are Of hors s
Flesh Gloves. straps bIu.hes; saS I'M many othe
art;cies of the same class at
We. BRINGHURST CO.
Ian sixtt rIs MaIket str Gets.
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Ladies Wisning 90 furchnso light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call at No. 718 Market Street. Will
mington. Del. and see one OF the incest Fami-
lyS, lg Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal it sews from the thickest to the thinsst
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threading-up required: self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle.
discount off for cash. Ladies don'tbqy o
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
| light running. New American.
7iS Market St. Wilmington. Del. d.
iy7dAwlv j. ii. PRIMROSE. Agent.
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The Meeting of Congress.

There is a difference of opinion
among Republican Congressman as to
ahe propriety..of propriety OF, provid,
ing FOR a meeting of the Forty-fourth
Congress on the 4th of March. A ma
jority appear to think. it would not be
advisable, while some are. of the opipipn
that 1t would help the Republican
party. Taken altogether there is not
very much chance of any change
being made in the usual time OF
meeting.
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An Extra Copy of either the Magazine.
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STRAY WAtFs.

Tho Board Of Health meets tonight.
The long.needed rain has come at LAST.
Great interest in the ylor trial is felt
in Chester county, Pa. ''t
Don't fail to look at Franks stock fof
millinery goods, at Sal Market street. n
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. weekly for
this week, is now out, as usual, ,.itis a SUI
perior paper. ....f
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Harper's Bazaar,
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the P,ess,

The Daxrs Is edited with a contribution o
tact and talent that we seldom find in any
journal; and the journal itself is the organ
OF the great word Of fashion.-Boston 1rdcet-
ltr.
The Bazar rcommendsitself to every mem.
ber Of the hoasehold-to the children by drolk
and pretty pietures to the young ladies by its;
fashion plates in endless variety. to the PRO
dren's clothes to paterJamtlias by Its tasteful
designs for embroidered clippers aud luxuri =
Gus dressing gowns But the reading matter
of the BdEdr is uniformly Of great excellence.
The paper has acquired wide, popularity for
The fireside enjoy ment it affords-N Y Eren'
ing Pest. iEr
The daily gazette., 1874-11-20

POLICE CAsEs.-Thomas Stewart
was arrested by officer Sculley for cor.
ner lounging. He was fined 81 and
costs, and held under $100 bail for his
future good behavior. :.
Two cases of drunkenness were dis
posed of and fined fifty cents and costs
each. !.
The were forty-four dodgers at the
| City Hall cells last night.
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THIS MoRNINa's sEssIoN-oPENrNa THE
TAYLOR TRIAL-THE JURY DRAWN,
reported for the Dolly Gasette)
New CASTLE, Nov. 20,

reported for the Daily Gasette,)
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 20, 1874,
Court opened at1O o'clock, this morn
% Judges Wootten, Houston and Wales
on the bench. "'
The Grand Jury was called and re-
tired to their rooms.
The general and special Jury lists wero
then called. - -. VI
The case Of State u.s. Joseph a.. Tay-
lor, charged with the murder of Robert
A.. Mackey, at Drawyer's Creek, near
Odessa, about July 26th, 1871, was first
called. 80. iH
Attorney General John B. Pennington
and Deputy Attorney General w. K.
Hpdgson, for the State. Hon T. F. Bay
ard and VIM. q. Whiteley, for defendant.
I- The Counsel,for the defendant then
: asked him it he had formed or expressed
any opinion as to the guilt or innocence
OF the prisoner at tho bar, after which
the Attorney General asked him II he
had any concientious scruples against
finding verdict Of guilty in the case
where the death penalty follows. If sat-
isfactory answer followed he was sworn
provided the defense did not Speremp-
torily challenge - -
The following is the Jury list as called
with those sworn: .(u.,s.f.
John M. Wright, John Connolly, Geo.
C Hanson, Joseph Cloud, Charles A. Nor
rison. Solomon Deputy. benjamin Foot.
!. Miles Burke, William p. Rothwell, Robt
II. Palmer, James r. Foot, James Mccoy
The prisoner was brought in between
: two Bailiffs and was dressed with unusu
:, al care and appeared in good health, just
trife anxious. His father and brother
were seated in the bar near him. State
and defence being ready, the drawing Of
the Jury commenced, the Attorney Gen
! eral asking that each Juror be sworn OIL
! the joir dire. As each Juror took the
i stand he was sworn to make true answers
" to such questions as werep put to him.
,Challeges for cause-3. Mann
Challenges peremptorilyA5.
Number of Jurors-21. .. Isl la
G Lewis P. Mcdowell was excused from
. being a witness.
3 1t was after IL o'clock when the Jur.
If was drawn. III
A. Attorney General Pennington Is no,
Il opening the case to the jury.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-20

THE HBERNIcoN.-To-n Mt Ihsti-
tute Hall, MacEvoy's Hibernicon will be
exhibited, the attractions of which will
be enhanced by the appearance of first
class Irish Comedy Company. The pro-
ceeds Of this evenings entertainment
are to be devoted to the poor Of our city,
and will be expended under the auspices
Of the Society of st. Vincent de Paul
Lctthd Hall be crowded. 4 lANsN1
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,WE4 THEIR REPORT.
WASHINGTON, November 20--1 A. M
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States and the lower lake
region, increasing cloudinefs, with easteriy
or soulheriy winds ON the. coast, falling
barometer, noldecided change in tempera-
ture, and light rain or snow in the last
named district. For the canal region of
New York, ths temperature win rise above
freezing during the day and fall below dur
ing Friday night 'li W. '1'3
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Heavens P'trst LawIs Order Regu-
larity In eating, sleeping and exercise and
abstinence from such dangerous irritanrs as
alcohol and tobacco. tend to secure long and
healthful life. Buteven o strict observance
sickness. The best safeguard against epidemic
and other diseases is DE-. WALKRRs CALI
NORMA VINKaAR BIRTERs, which. BY prom9t-
ing o regular and vigorous action OF the "a
the body in the best pessible condition for re-
sisting and repelling the causes Of disease.
oct2i- -4Wd&W a-. -, .'t .H.
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SECOND EDITION
The ae,,,ernann Case. !
hHe 0ehUeh"Hh VHbes
A PHILADELPHIA dispatch to the

A Philadelphia dispatch to the Har.
risburg Patriot, says: 1t is rumorea
to-day that Father Baumeister, pastor
of the German Roman Catholic church
of the Holy Trinity, intended leaving
with his friend, Gerdemann; also, that
he intended marrying Gerdemann's sis.
ter. Both of these rumors he denied
tonight. He will leave his church and
60 into some town in the centre of the
State. He was with Gerdemann when
the latter was married. He proposes
going to Germany in the spring. He
and Gerdemann were classmates IN
college in Germany. ,'"h.. ioi 4
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DELAYED. heavy fog last night,
impeded navigation to such an extent
that Warmers packet, was delayed, and
did:not reach Wilmington until this
morning. -.a... ,..a
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SALE OF MONEY. AT the regular
monthly meeting of Penn Loan Associa-
tion, last evening, $500 sold at IS per.
cent. premium. '''"
The daily gazette., 1874-11-20
George Francis Train Proves his
= SANITY! AttAN Z

OMAHA, Neb Nov. 19.-Gsorge Francis
1raiu has donated a number OF towns lots
belonging to him 10 this oity, embracing
about 400 acres, to Omaha as u public parE /
provided the city az sume the mortgages and
taxes amounting to 800 900, now due. The
properly is valued at i've times that amount.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-20

APPOINT MENT.- Grand chancellor vii,
liam c. Wier, Of the order of X. of p, Of
Delaware, has appointed A. s. Shrack, OF
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, his deputy for this
city with full power to performany duty
which would devolve upon him, ~
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Board Of
Health will meet in regular session this
evening, at,the Council chamber. ,.N<
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

N0TICE ITO WATER RENTERS.-All
.IN All persons who have sold property dur
ing the present year must give notice in writ
ing to the Registrar, at the office Of the Water
ber. 1874! and insert I'd the notice the name OF
the purchaser and the number ofthe property
purchased. Otherwise they will be held lia
Bile fof the water rent the next year. = :
j. Also, all persons who may wish to discon-
tinue the use of water, or any portion of it,
must give notice as above, and pay 500 for
drawing ferruic. No alteration will be made
in any bill after the above date;
CHARLES BURTON. JR.,
oct3ltnOy1 1Ceod -tdtonov30 Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-20

TRACK OBsTRUcTED.-This morning
as one of McKaig's teams was..conyey-
ing heavy piece of machinery from
Pooles machine shop to the McCul-
Tough Iron Company's new lrolling
mill, wheel came off the wagon. on
Front street, between King and French.
Tho wagon, at the time, was on the
car track, and as it tconld not be moved
readily the car travel was obstructed
fOt an hour or more WI l'n INK.
Thepiece Of machinery was a ''house'
or journal for a largo roll, and weighed
/ lsix tons. ~. Ii 60 IL yEf
| SLIGHT FIRE.-This. morning fire
hroke out among quantity Of bag
IN the second story Of Walton q
Whann's office, ON Front street, nea'
Orange. The fire was quickly extin
guished before serious damage hat
been sustained. 1t originated from
the fire in the stove below.
Before leaving the scene of the fire
the new Fame steamer was christenet
| by the Water Witch.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-20

=. .UnquestionabIy the best sustained scork
of the kiad in the DTorfd"
The daily gazette., 1874-11-20
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

The ever increasing circulation of this ex-
celleut monthly proves its continued adapta-
tiou TO popular desires and needs Indeed.
when We think into how many homes 1t PEN
etrates every month we must consid er 1t a. one
Of the educators as we'll as entertainers Of the
public mind. for its vast popularity has been
prayea % CHARACTERIZATION Gto5e. -
The character which this Macuzine posses:
SEES for variety, enterprise. artistic wealth, and
literary culture that has kept pace with. If II
ductors 10 regard II with justifable com.
plaseasy. It also entities them to great
elaim upon the public, gratitude. The Mage
sins has done good and not evil all the days
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AUCTION SALl.EISR0lO(|M
South Milford, Del. i''

Every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon.
commencing at 2 O'clock. and Saturday Even
ings. commencing at early iampiight.
disc for eals would do well to give me call.
Country Sales cried on reasonabie terms.
WIN. IL. SM00T,
,ovI7. .atd6tw& Auctioneer.