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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09


10000 unemployed workmen IN Vienna.
Austria, have petitioncd the Government
for relief
Election riots took place in Stafford, hire.
England, and Askeaton, Ireland, February
9Th.
There are hut two licensed liqo0f houses
n1w in Sussex county the Brick Hotel in
George'own, and the Unitcl States nj ley
Is and it j., not likely that either will be able
TO renew their license in the Spring
Thos d. Cubbac-'. s'orehouse at MI. Mora
all, North Murderkill HID. wa. d.,trnycd hv
fire, about week ago, together with The con
tents, including the post-otiice and Justice Of
Peace office.
Some maliciou, person lately injured CO trees
in Capt A. Scouts Nursery, near SMYRNA
Landing, so as to kill them.
Smyrna had two weddings last Thursday
week-oHo purity making bridal trip to WASH
iuglou and the other to Boston.
The receu, festival f,r the roor. under the
auspices 81 the Smyrna benevolent society
realized Sle3-a rare, substantial sapper for
10 cents being one of the novelties.
Smyrna has coffee pot one hundred and if.
teen years old.
MIR. il II. CrImlish has begun Ia. work
On the Frankford and Breakwater Railroad
and proposes 10 finish The job in three months,
The FELTON, canuery is preparing for sprlrg
work
=, Jefferson Davis left by steamer for Europe on
The 18th nit 70 VIZ
sweet Potatoes are not to be had in George
town at any price.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD.
no circulation OF the blood Is the lite OF the bodv
'hl ith stOrP1ge Is death. We ~ healthy ylel, liz
o",u ctclal freely; any interruption preventing
r. iFto course - the commencement OF ,iiseasa =
hinou Is the ltic al the nfai," Cun We e1Dyrt 10
tlipY g3oa neal when bad or corrupt unnrs rctI
az WIN w blood, en- Using pam anu dssas thfsa
4uCis heing Dep iited through The entire body mn
auee plmlhs, ciuilors, ulcers. .udsestv.litss Ia
tNthr-' hradache. heurtlg A. rheu mats H. and mr.
ilef"u1 o'Att complains" SO dts'.i can b. In n
roo Nthohtff-t hriaa generated IN the biooI a9i
no ie.l7 can pos. by b. IN tile body when III 3inri
l. pure IL M great inheritance 10 knew hat ,r
ltlhg Wall pufiIy Ha rripgHt5 thu HOOD crdirat.
M ai-eaN' i'hHw tlllty, mant dis -i pllytraIv
iih1 Stl iTsh N'or utU all tho vital tIpet m. ~
tue n DIV. Ihi medicine i, the V..irltue tGa 80,
blood rGtifGr, '' va E'''t
~ eN emf II 'iii'ncn into every part Of the u.
Iu"u org ihshi tuhu'r cu win Ia found alton enJ
irs..Hs uisess, a., toi and rcst.riuE vital poStis
iII,al'',i h'ltnv 70 NATION amt rurihratun Of ito
nlu ur'EG out di-ensef and cuS ing mature 10 IN,
form It, Aottcd test. " -
q, VfSE l. ~ Is composed Of Root . Ha,as er,
Herbs. 1t iavrry pleasant H. ln,4 every ,II - -
~ 'N'u .! Ni vi US '7l'' lth. inv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09
asASEs THE WEAK STRONG.

~ 4,,ti't2{s'.s $Yr0gp, q T;,afec,-
90 ISOLATION Of the lp.'aloai,fe ar
ff6h, 20 So combined as 10 Hapa
- t"0l'uc'Sg' Of an dfin}gJ.I, -:
'A1HD fiJt qiaB d;id Gssini1si4 IA
,''tn ne bto0G as tie sin.piese
.''; u {'5rFcuscs the Tit0pfifig
- Iuit:!s'@ p;uH Ftitift.itta
,.#rii, ffDsb IA TIC JlCol, ulssS
f%|%f -" t'ibsisalid ttls, " silial>,- .
'5iIG'' ~ ' !:n, 4nCiGorEt,tng =
'U1i4.ti,5 tan .SBsic,n, ~ 100
3lc"cd t'"E s.isdsi:Gs5 DIE o,y 70 ~, e.
'Hcnt"F ercrg part oT ty,o %! ~
'tjfdt.'tSy sIss!StUpcS ,,uJ .,. 1900
f'fi'fc"4''s'. t'Si5 ne oj.bjJ . 80 o,s,. =
';;3hs' dd't ts1S;'ag u5i;;,r,
'.' ,,,,.. :" f'te. al;o,f. ' A1f
IHls ~ t,d+s si,a;-,!,7, NJ, ,s,a
E.F'' :" s!f''-'1f ~ Iris a'eine,,,' =,
''''''J hi-Aat s.s.s, I,iv@,. '. *, y -
t''-''i'.. f?i4ay, Chronic nia..
''', ~ i'9''-s- usAGeclio,,e
Ai'i' ana .,.e4s, nn,nn,
!i'i Uf +clAaiitlsiaunl yjnn.
b!8"a''7 0f EMO ltianeyg am.
l..A,!!.r, .'r,g.aie Complain,
mi 90 ,i.,c.'.'...i origi,,usi,,o -"
:. '''''' "HSs ~ t!!r 6f0oT, orr.
"tP1Nif'- 80 vtriRi!y On. a ~.
'..>ftt or nc &ia'"y,. y ;J,., r,
ii1h4 ,ifco4if't, ia rrl.y ta,Sit1l -, =
'"ei255iitJ ta;"cts ,t.'a nos io5.
1'"e" hI ca""orn on,sinrJ ,,t,s'.
cor, on are .nei'augicuS. infs,a
%!!i,D s5TcE3i!1o y'iyor, onI ~,
~ = 'E|tt "% .gt'gt3 rae sysfe0,
.''tt' ;0It'@'"g a.. 80 grC;b IN
+, 1M,.",tsailt!, here 6aois cAonoo,s
s e r. re- i.4 Gf this r,c,n.eety, RON
t ,i,,m.,' ""tie"jny cs.ea@
1d3'a.V 0seR ana froUlen; SemJ
~. 90 ~ s01d6Eyhes-
'i'''e go -"'-'-- '.---.---.tiT.
,., &c , ,',, - -''''rfio has PERU
siAia sF~'-'' -''''''''s iv the glass.
L''I''s'uieus Free.
SETH w. FoWLE & SONS, Projectors.
No. MILAN Place. nos,ou.
SOLD M ssfr'Fs"esss rsrssA11.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

SENATE, FRIDAY, Feb. Clubhouse olii
,mendatory Of The act for the removal OF the
FIathead aud other Indians in Montana was
concurred in. bill was passed giving oonn-
lies of 500 10 those who entered the army I'M
der the proclamation of the President previous
t, August, 1861, provided the bounty has not
been already paid; also bill 10 " promote the
development of the mining resources OF the
United States" tho Finance Committee, repOr-
ted, with amendments, the bill for appraise-
ment of merchandise in certain cases. Mr..
hitchcock introduced a bill subjecting all rail-
road grant lands To State and county taxation.
The consideration Of the Bankrupt bill was It.
sulned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

M lN,eLvENT ,IN.-var hue city ri
Railway, y. j., Is prnEOuucei ilsDlvent The
Council has not me- t + tel Weeks. and it is
said on The authority Of one Of its members
that the long delay is due TO the lack Of money
in the treasury to meet the claims on the city
Liabilities have been incurred to the extent .of
Sl,UOO,OOo, and ii is charged, through the ne
eject and lneihciency Of the city authorities.
The Couucilh has no authority 10 increase the
bonded debt Of the city, aud the assets of The
corporation available To meet its debts are esti-
mated at only S350,OOO. They consist Of its
nch"oi h..!l..9--- ~..-i I'.'.. 4
100000 The station houses and city offices
are all rented. Only small portion Of the
debt is secured by membranes on this pro-
perty; the rest is said 10 stand as a debt with
ont assets,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

HALE OLD PoNY.-The Palladium says:
"lhe most remarkable and perhaps the oldest
horse IN New Haven IS the North pony now
owned and used by DIR. Tyler, he will be
thirty-lye years old on the 18th Of May next.
lie was in his youth iacer. and won many
purse. III lS53 he was taken from the race
course and sold to j. G.. North for 81 900. who
owned him many years. His color at that time
was almo st black. Atterward he was owned
by William j. Benton, and kept for a livery
horse, and was many a time hired to 60 Tor an
evening to Woodbridge. At one time. after
having been oyefworked and abused. lie WIS
found still ntle stall, and his grave was dug.
but horseman in a couple Of days restored him
and he was at work again. DIR. Iyer has
owned him for several years, and, atAotlsh lie
has grown cray Ia lis old age, he is tough and
spiy, and will take the Doctor in the dag to as
many patients and in IS quick time as any
horse In town.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

y Virginia damsel signs lor a over .'who
must be tall and handsome with bacl; eyes
aud monstache OF good family and under
iwenty-four. There's not much difficulty in
hndlhg tall, handsome, black-eyed fellow but
The mous'ache Of good family and unner tweII-
ty-iOu, may present some difficult points,
Now, We know chap who has every require
mcnt except The Iisutr one. lie has a nous
lache' blii 1t is coarse s;iif affair." Wlicl bIs
'ifs up Ike a car dogs back IN coon fight,
ana there Is up good family about that At
other gentleman, we recall, has a muustaehe,
out, uhioilunaiely, he dive, it,lattering himself
That no one knows Il, and We couldn't think of
Ierommendsng linn. IN ia', we don't think
wilmington can supply the gentleman We're
sony bat it can't be helped
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09


AN IMPORTANT CASH, An iiurn,t.,ut case
la / recently been tried in this city baf.rr Is
CURE FraLrr, the particulars # which ;ln a,
follows; Ga tie Nih ui May. l-,i. Afcssrs.
SPRING I, Morley 4 Gals-. OF tbs clr, sent.
per Adams Express, G, q. D.. Sll worth 81
their goods to Il man named llr~cil, in i:ati-
more. Tie goods were taken AMI Ia iuuut,
returned TO the express a.rn, IN this els. File
money, however. llliUH,,h a mistake uia cie.li
In the express office. was not paid to Springer,
Merely * Cause; but :. u. Forbes, who is
III the same business, ami WHO had an unsettled
claim against Hesch. Mr. Belts applied TO Mr.
Forbes for the money but the latter refused Ia
return II on the grounds that llcsch had owed
him money and that the amount lie had aeri.
usA!s!S IrEe.Eel vel sho' Ghlo"ard settling this
was the result, and two wvo,s ago tie geigrei,;Y
Jas brioioid, George Mccall and j. Y.
ChrlSly, gave verdict fDl Sll and costs In fu-
vor ofthe plalntiil. Forbes askel for new
| trial' which came oilon Monday, whena SINH.
II verdict was rendered by three other ref. rec;
M. Ia. Lchenstein, David Robineit and
IL. H. Mclntre. II is understood ,lt. ca,e viii
not nd he!e -f'a:ct'e
CrntdT Liniweiu.-T'Lere Is ~" IN n Nin,h
the Centaur Liniment win not rclierr,n sV n.
| ilE u VIII not subdue, aud M lIncncss which
IL VIII mol cure. This is strong language but II
| Is true. Where the parts are not gone il : etler
are marvellous. 1t has produced moIr cares oi
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lockjlw, >prains
swel'ngs, cakcd breasts, scAlds, burus, salt.
rheuill' en-acie &r., upon the lmmLt. frame,
anu OF strains, SPAWN, gals. &c., upon animals
none year than have all other pretended rem.
'ules since the world began. 1t is u cuantcr-ir-
i,lai't, an ali-hraiIng Ia'rrelirNer. tfipples
throw away their crutcics. the lame Walk moi
son"us bites are rendered hAtness, and Tho
wounded are healed without Il scar. /, is 10
luiubug. The recipe is published sfnilm earl
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

tddorid 10 more than r substitute Tor Castor
OH II is the only SAFE article in exist
cence which is certain to assilniale the food,
lure wind cole, and produce natural scca. It
contains neither minerals, nollih'ie N alcohol
and Is pleasant to take. Childrru need M, r,.
and mothers NAV est mar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09
NOfinn

ALL persons haviugany lien or liens upon The In
t'resl or estate OF Charlcs W, Handy, thomas Il
Blandy, H.Perey X, Blandy, john i Bianiy, James
II. Biamty, Graham Blandy Frances l.. Shapleigh,
waldron shaIleieh, Elizabeth shapleigh, Alice II,
Shapleigh AnnioE. shspieigh aud Helen Shsplegil,
either of them In the premises decreed to be sold
under an order of the Chancellor Of the State OF
Delaware, made at the september Term OF said
Court mt New Castle, 1873, IN OF partition In
which oharirr W. blsDdy and otleIs are parties,
petitioners 70 Ole peffton, setting forth the nature
and amonnt OF tho snne In the office of the Register
IN Chancery for New Castle county, ten days before
the third Monday W February, next, and 10 appear
and prnve Enid lien or liens ut the ensuing tcrnot the
Court before the rising OF the Court ON the third
day of the term. GEO, ID. RODNEY,
January 2, 1854. tyt-wl Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

EorA1 Rn.REsENTArioN.--rhe hewspap
ers of thu city very generally favor representa-
ton in die Legislature, according to population.
Their influence should speedily bring ABOUT
change In our fundamental law, II the citizens
ofKent and Sussex will yield TO demands maae
n accordanc with right and Justice Inc
structures of tie Commercial and Every Even
ing on the subject ale quite pointed and serve
to show tina. y grievance will not be quietly
borne and thu sooner reparation is made the
better it " ill l. for all parties, yet the "Chron-
icle" exprpsse the OF iuion that there Is no way
10 reach ''eqif representation, but by revolu-
ton, unless il be through all appeal to Congress
to enforce the fourth section of The Constitli-
ton Of the United States, which declares that
"the United States shall guarantee TO every
State in this Union Republican form of GO
verument." .-.-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

Captain Carey, Of the schooner Alabama, at
Annapolis, repors that he discovered the Phila
drpha schooner M,ltha T.. Matthew ice bound
and sunk Of Poo@'s Island. Three of the
crew. Horace bright. Hugh Doran and anoth-
caiieu Nike were rescued by Captain Carey
Captain Matthews and three other, nf The
crew Of the suuken schooner, had left it in a
sinah boat a short time previously, and when
list seen were b".as carried down The bay by
floating ice.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

tJn ANY, LADY Or CHILD OVER WEARS
5iV. OF aic can now ltUtu Madame Eenuan's
new method OF making Wax III iweis for only 70 90
BY purchasing hgr new book .: Instruction aud an
entire set OF mpuI- Or her book Of Instruction in
the beautiful AT OF making Foliage which perfect
representation vi the natural leaf, and made ithout
moulds or scissors. Price only 80 o.. These books
can b. had from the asthor, MADAME HERMAN,
No. ~ West 4is st- ct, New York. ION the office
OF this paper. oct30
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09
DIED

In TINS city, on the 9Th inst, Jamos Richard.
son, aged abou, G. years.
On The evening Oft io 81 OF February, nj
Tie house Ct her brother, Charles Candy, 31l
West street, Sarah Candy, late ofPhilaielplia,
Pa.
On The An inst, Harry, ssh Of Eobef. and
Marih L. Murphy aged years, months aud
- DAYS,
a, her late residence N Brapdyw. ae Hun
areo' near the Practical iainle! on the 9Th inst
Rosanlnd Glover, In the 3lst yrarof her aaa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

rHE SEAroRp CIrIzES.-This Is 'he. 80,
a neat little paper, the first number 1p
Pennington, editor and propriss .,,,,,a,s 70 ali
or independent in polii.s' ahu appua'o =. A..
citizens for support. ne nope 'na' ~ u may ma -
literally susaine" go '..' -4alf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

Baron NJ ger d" RotlschlId died Friday Feb.
ON, ~ i'7uGpn; lie was the fourth son Of the
father was lie third son of the founder of rho
great bnnh.Hg house If tic Rothsehills Ihe
Baron Hrihschiii who died On Friday was BEN
IN lois, aud was educated at TRINITY College,
Cambridge.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

ItLuISIEk'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE County, JASuARY. eth. 1874.
ron the application of SAMUEL NJ PALMER
! arn MAhSIlAlL PALMER, Adm nistrstors OF
MORRIS PALMER, LATE Of Chrisiana Hun
drcd IN said County. deceased; 1t b erlered amt
directed by the REGISTER thai the ADSiINISTRA-
TORS 1toresahi, CIV. nuticc Of the graz ng LET
TIERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS UPOS ma EsTArE
oE TUX pEcEAsEr with the date OF grating there
OF, bN causing advertisements to be rost,d, within
forty DAYS from toe 'ihc NJ such Letters Tx OF the
most public plaeesOf the County ut New ~, M rcquir-
ing all persons havng dcnnnds against tn s'atoto pre-.
scout the same ~ abide by thu act Uf AsAru b7 soh
made am, provided; and also cause rs anne to be
inserted, within the same period, In the Dliaware Re
publican, a newspaper published In Wilmington, and
To he continued therein two months
I~~~y GlN7i under tho hand and Seal ct ONCE VI
Kits. To- hcGi4ter Nir said, NJ New Castle in New
(~@~ h-!l" County aforesaid, the dHy and yeai
nhovc written u. GIBBS, Register,
NDIlCf.--AN pcrarns having cnius aga ii.t the
estate OF thu uecfzcd must til same. duls
| attcsttd TO the ADMINISTRATORS, on OF before
January. gth 1913, or abide the Acto Assembly, III
sieh ease made and provided
SAMUEL NJ PALMER,
MARSHALL PALMER.
al ro'', p aver Valley, T.. . , Del -,dininis'rs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

ELelsrlU's ofFiuG,aUw Castle, Janua:Y sih. 1914,
ppN ll!g ,appIieali9n Of SARAH MccLAf
vtSiT Nj Clay. a,cUt Now Chtle Id, ia SAID county,
deceased II = prrrrd aud directed by BcGisiei
that the ADMINS TRAITORS alorosa v, give no.
tee u tho granting uf Letters OF hDlIlN1S-
TRATION upOn the Estate Of the licensed, wiz
the date oi granting tlerGoi by causi'; advert a-
ment I" be posted within forty days tropi the j, "a az
such letters, IN Fix Of the must public plaU Sof @ -
Of Kew Caste, requiring all persons having em.SS.
aga MS the Estate 10 present the sam, shie hs
an -Act of Assembly IN such case made al ,royii,y
Ana HsO cause tie same to be nistr m n,i,ii,' III
same pcI.od III tar Del AWARE kEpu' am, y a news
pHpA Published ~ Wilmington, ~ d to lie continued
thctelu 1--WE months.
(-~J Given under the hand and sesl Of onco nj
}L's the Register aforesaid, at New Ci,stie in New
- castle County aioreS4id, tho dry and veal
bH'.t w, " tt.Nh' 80 - u. GIBBS, Register.
CL.-hH r:t onS having claIA against the
IuS vi ~. d.Gcsd IN Ist present the ,i ne duly AT
's.N 10 o .luin4l'ss. ators before anuary g.,
i:'"'"r abide VIC Act ct Assembly, in SUCH raso made
tLu 'io'",J' SARAH MoCLAY
go. - JAMES u. ltGH.
Al mi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

MoypAY MoHNiso, FEBRuAnY 9, ISL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

-Hf, f"titJr As then are times when
l9fbeaf'n'n ceases 10 be virtue, | think
that hour has now arrived and that the at.
tentlon OF our city fathers should be special
" called to the extent tn which the vending
OF worthless trash is carried on at this time
IN our city by class Of travelling alyentu-
REFS who have no interest direct or Indirect
~ tie Gify. their sole object being the filing
OF Them c0ilers with the hard earned money
~ many poor n!Gu an women, VINO are dun.
eu mt" the purchase Of trashy articles on tlc
L!oWrl" rrVrr,en iHti,nS Of the rrpa; MORN
% tier .a'tit"' hy periec, strangers. v ho
harrangu the gaping crowds on the corners
Of the streets OF our city. Only a few even
lngs since, ! behold at one time no less than
five Or six Of those brawling street ven lers.
non Residents Of tins state ut Fourtl. and
Market streets, they not only had their
stands on the corner but entirely across the
street entirely blockadinq one of the princi.
pol avenues of the city, all of them selling
their articles IT mligh greater prices than
the same articles could be purchased for in
the stores of our own citizens, who are conn
peliel TO pay heavy licenses and nigh rents
Tor their places Of business and at the same
tue contribute their Just proportion o
State, county and ely taxes, while these
travelling humbug3 do not in anr w,v can
tribute 10 the revenue Of the citv. county ar
State. Now ask are such things iust ,
1t is certainly very unjust. and an OUTRAGE
on the legitimate business of the merchants
Of the city, and if there il, not an ordinance
70 prevent this miserable swindling business
rom being practced on the public thorough
iaras Of this city, it should be passed at
once, and at least give our own citizens.who
have, legitimate place Of business, an
equal charoo Of making a living with those
RENEGADE vendors from other States.
FAIR PLAY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

Her claim Is made In no fractional spi,it M,
one OF the worthy gentlemen above named Who
would not discharge the dulles Of his high oftice
above all claims or urgences of factions. md
as he Governor chosen by the ,chole party and
as he chief executive Of all the people Of The
STATE with such man who can doubt th,t
victory is assured. REpunTICAN ''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

lUesItaJIe P0pe1N John G. Iladdock
will sell at public sale, at the auction rooms
oil Ia. W. Stidham q Son. on the 10th inst,
at 3 O'Clock, the very desirable store and
dwelling, NJ. ~ West Second street The
building is fitted mp in the best manner is
an excellent location for business, AMI must
continue 10 increase in value. Persons
wishing 10 engage in bookkeeping or seeking
profitable investment for their money,
should attend this sale, u a good bargain
will be obtained by ANYONE who may pur-
chase the property For particulars see
advertisement,
.salea --rhc fllnNll, snln. Of nersnlal M.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

N'"S I"r ~" i-rn5,t"- 4 r. :, il. l. t.i.r',
one ct our advertiser, 10 N irRet street, ilav
b: found lla news Of the age ,l.,y presented
sli many forms i;Ilei's, IS the central station
IN wilmington Tor news laursrs and printed h,okS
as wr'l as itr stationery, blank books, mctllr,s
ana altlres needed by school children. Among
ms papers are Iund two dailies of Baltimore,
eleven OF Philadelphia, six of Ney orlI, besides
the 'ertnantown relegra Oh Saturday Night sat
'rday Evening tnst; Weeklv Prose. Weekly AGE,
Na'1ohai Mail, Me hldist HON. journal. CatL-
one STANDARD. of Plnlldelphii. wliicl sell from 4
To ~ cents ea'.i; Ire Graphic Preside Compau,
ion New York l.3dg"r N.v, York Weekly Han
pv Home Family sony Paprr. The Mett odist
Christian Weekly, Bws and Gid, Of Am4ria,.
Country Gentleman. Dduhurv Conn, %ews,iy
cents each; llarDels ltrcklv. Irtal Iasl.,'s. Lac
dies ,lourhal, HHper5 Bar, thjtnu.y Corner.
Clipper. hppl tons Journal, eicn tn cents;
Christian UriDu, toilen Age, in.eneuiep;
Christian at WnI k Rural New Yorker scientific
American, each e.; The Marion. Il e.: L \, of
America. ii C.; BOYS OF k.uailrd and America
- c. ;lla1ers Magazine, nc. Of fbieiG p4p4ls
or th''lr rcpul lIca.iors in ihiSraunIF. may he
found, London News, Punch. Fuup' tSci tnii.cl.
Engineering, 81 rkwond. LDu3nI, ElinlUf-,
Westmuister,i,nd British Review ihrra Ger
man papers ami as.Oui twenty ulinr Ilev ,Inlrf.
OF less nOlorieiv are also tlr sale a BIIIl-s
Sews Store, 40 Market street
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-17
SELIM EXILE.

~ THIS valuable and wel-known Young
0611 horse will stand for service the present
LA-Il season, from April lst to July Ist nj
the following places
From Tuesday. at IL O'Clock, NJ, until Thurs
day, AT O'Clock p. NJ, Mt Leaman's Sta
BILE, in CLARKSBURG on Fridays and Sat
urdays, at DARNESTOWN Wednesdays
and Thursdays, at JONES' STORE, at the
junction OF the Brookevileand Sandy Spring
Turnpike, returning 10 each stand on same
days every other week. On Mondays aud
Tuesdays until O'Clock, A. NJ, every week
st the SUBSCRIBERS STABLE.
TERMS Fifteen Dollars the season, paya-
BILE at the time Of service, or within The sea-
SOU if not so paid $40 will be charged. Fifty
cents to the Groom in each case. All care la
ken, but no Accountability for accidents.
CERTIFICATES:
know Selim Exile, and have seen him both
ridden and driven, and have seen and ex-
amined his get. He Is fast, how fast cannot
saw for have aever seen him properly trained
or driven, but he is considerably Within three
minutes--it is said 2;35. lie has pluck, nerve
and great endurance; is large, well formed for
strength aud speed, and he has bred both fast
and heavy horses ! consider him one Of the
best horses il the county 10 breed from.
JOS. II BRADLEY,
Ex-Presideni Montg'y Ag. Society.
W. VEIRS BUUIC.
We, the undersigned fully concurn the above
statement.
HILLARY HOSKTNSON,
AUG. W. NICHOLSON,
WM G. HAZEL,
S. w. GREEN.
N. D. OFFUTT,
ap 3-3m r. y. STONBSTREET.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-17
Sherif's License Notice.
TO MERCHANTS, TRADERS AND
OTHERS.

A LII PERSONS and Bodies Corporate or
CA Polite, in Montgomery county, who are
or shall be exercising or pursuing any busi-
ness, or shall be doing any act or thing, or
shall he in the occupation of any house or
place for the purpose for which license is
made necessary BY The laws of Maryland, are
hereby warned 70 oJtaia License, ~ renec
the same
On or Before the LIST day Of May, 1874,
under the penalties prescribed by said laws
for the infraction thereof
Those interested are notified Of the follow
ing requirements of the License Law:
Trader Liceass--The amount to be paid
by traders for license the amonnt Of stock at
the principal season Of sale to he given under
OATH is as follows; If the applicants stock
in trade does not exceed