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oIOur lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named, and all drawings
are under the supervision of sworn commissioners.
A4-Thc official drawing will be published in the
st. Louis papers, and a copy of drawing sent to
purchasersO Of tickets.
01We viii draw . similar scheme the Last day
Of every month during the year 1873.
6~Remit by POSTOFF'ICE MONEY-ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER. DkAFTOr EXPRESS.
Send foI circular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
,!Possofice Boz, 2i46. Louis, Mo.
june1t-dSv
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TREASURY DIsBURsKNExTs-s36s,tO COO.
CUsTons-t5aO, 900.
M0NHY-Easy, At 295c.
PRIME DIsCoUHr-S@7 per cent.
SrEELISG-Dull Ut q 81 60 days; 4 81 sight.
GoLD--Duli all day, Sl1I1f9lilss; c.osing At
former figures.
CAnRYISa RArKs 1895 per cent.
CURRENCY-Flat.
CLEANNGs-S28, 600, 900.
STATE BOSDs-QTet, nominal.
GovKRNNExrs-ihTOuSh out the day strong and
. fraction higher.
sToCXs-Dull until near the close, when there
seemed to be quite . strong buying movement,
and the market ci0eed.
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Daek Pay.
A large meeting of those interested In the
back pay claims vas held in this city this
evening and petition drawn up and signed
By I'll present requesting our Hon. Senaion
and Representatives to take action in their
behalf, and - there are . large
sunbeH Of emplog0 excluded, such
sclioa i necsnaU, especially On
tie part Of thos decided - not entitled
b extra pay. although they worked ten
heun in violation a he eight hour hv. A
es0nittss was appointed to wait o. The
Quazssrnaster at The Fart md Ct such IN
formation from him - be could give in the
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Baumbach's Sacred Quartets.
Baumbach's New Collection.
Backs NOtette Collection.

Bucks Second M6tette Collection.
Trinity Collection. Hodges and Tuck
erman.
Price Of each Beck, II Cloth, s. g. II
Boards, o.. 80.
The above i've hooks are hl.ed With music Of
rare excellence. suited to Quartet and other chors
All books sent, postpaid, on receipt Of retail
price.
OLIVER DTf0( n & CO.,
Boston. cHAS, II. DlTSoH CO.,
I'll BYoaeWsy. ny
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NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will ke
~ presented TO the honorable the Board Of Coun.
81 Coamiatonen Of Lsavenvosth county st their
regular meeting on the frse Monday IN March,
1874, skiing to have that part Of road
Qsanef Of section seventsen uD. asa the moth
half Of the northeast quarter u seetsoa esghteea
Qg, township eleven III. ranes twenty-five car.
eha6esheso - to straigAtea old Nd, snd give
Chasiss 1bss sccrss 70 his s1sek wafer, ef-OSieA
- b ssv dspsived b. the lse.set esssD e ID
Suaa. C0ARkED EloEA
h6-W3v fStoeipaD Hsaiels6es.
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Publication Notice.

CouaT1 Or L.AvHxWosrr.
IN tAe Distxiet CsaTt Of The Fn4 Judicial District
q IL etate q xAnaas. sitting in end for Leav.
GnveetA County, in said 6eats.
vasd'' Bay; '''i'tis' /
CAEistin 1HY, Aelanaant.
you, CH1UfLAu BARY, TIE aelsdsnt
Il above nansa, YIN take noties tkat yeu have
D6snics Csct 4 tko Filse Jndicisi Distxet = -
eenee ot Kaaa1A dtting n and II H. esansy q
Lavayase. 4 ~ s!aae, Cd yen MT answer
- duea - ~ p1aisei1 h t.o ~ oe1iso g
- ec9sse t. 1eah e1y q April 4. D. ts7l, g .
Reeaoeo wtu - .tneA - tx1e - jaAgnans d
atvssee seo9a esses1ia0ly, nd tAo e1G1s1y q
- MINER eAnas Can ~. evsa - yle1leiA.
teeaysw Asa'y . Flai.aG.
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ss. , eul. Live s.sen xaskes.

81. L0Cn, February 3.
Hoes-Actise; light. os95 90; Packers. o i00
20; butchers IS 209s IS; recaPs in the last u
hosn 800.
CAIn.HChoics. IL de.a.d. Arn; native,
q S005 Is; Texan, q s00l 81.
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Markets by Telegraph.

SeW York Money Market.
NKw YORK, Feb. s.
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The Atchison Champion of yesterday says:
From Dr. Lewis We learn of . serious stab
bling ARRAY that occurred in asaloon in Win
throp on Thursday night. T~o men, one of
them an employe of the Chicago and Rock
Island road. so: into some difficulty, and
after knocking Zach other down several
times with chairs, commenced using knives,
and succeeded in hsshing one another very
seriously. The bartender, who ATTEMPTED
to quell the disturb,ncs, received fearful
wound in the Aeshy part Of the leg. One
of the parties had his thumb nearly severed
from his hand, and was 40 terribly cut that
he lost nearly pail full of blood. We did
not learn the cause OF this terrible butchery,
nor the names of the parties engaged. As
soon IS the bloody fight was ended, DIR.
Lewis vas sent for, who, in company with
Charley Lamb and one or two others, re-
paired TO the spot and dressed the wounds.
They are seriously, though not fatally
injured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Geo. P. R0well & Co.
conduct an Agency for the reception OF advertise.
uents for American NEWSPAPERS the most COM
pIete establishment Of the kind in the world. Six
open TO inspection by customers. No reading room
however complete, receives one-twentieth Of this
amount. Every advertisement 10 taken at the
home price Of the tsper. without any additional
charge or commission, 30 that an advertiser, in
dealing with the Agency, u saved trouble and
dozen, Il hundred or q thousand. Book Of so
pages containing lists of best papers, largest eircu
lations, religious, agricultural. class, politiea
daily and country papers, also magazines and
publications winch sre specially vaua'ile to ..ss.
tisers, with some information about prices, is sen
FaKx to any address upon application. Persons
distance wishing to make contracts for adv eriis
ing in any town, city, county. state or territory
the Ur tied States, or any portion Of the Dominion
Canada, may send q concise statement Of what
hey want. together with copy ofthe advertise
ment they desire inserted, and will receive infor-
nation BY return mail which will enable them to
decide whether 10 increase, reduce or forego the
,rder. For such information there is no charge,
whatever. Publishers not only send their files
,ut pay. Messrs Geo. P. Row II s Co, for their
ervices. Orders are accepted for single paper a.
, as for larger sum. Address the American
Sevspaper Advertising Agency,
Al Park Row N. Y.
jams. eod-dAv.
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y ALU ABLE LANDS
FOR SAhE!

the Interior the undersigned will re-
ofany ALL the lands described
unoccup portion naotsed lands ct apart
Miami tribe of Indians BY the
1854 with said tribe and are offered Tor
Of the dr and second IN act
March 1875 entitled An act to abolish the tribal rs
III Statutes at Large
vol II, 6Sl.
bidder for cash. quantities not exceeding
appraised value less
thsnon and twenty five cents
guarantee
land sswarded and bal
bid be rejected the deposited
bore proper
will be notified
practicable forty days notice nssd
nvmpt full
bid upon will DO again subject SALE
purchasers after payment -
practicable.
required bdsmay be f0s
payable the order OF the OF
or u
eEThe right any all bids expressly reserved
addressed the i:dan Ana
Washington c. LANDs
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daeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1874
A Coed Appolasaeot.

We were informed yesterday that Ash.
spauIding. Deputy City Marshal. had been
appointed ''under sheriff for the county Of
Lsavenvortb. This will be highly sratify-
ing to all our citizens. The appointment is
. good one. No better selection could have
been made. SPau.ding is not only good
officer but the best detective We Lave in the
vest, and since he has been on the police
force has done rore to rid the city Of thieves,
stmonte men" and "blsck-Iegs' Than any one
other officer that We know Of. Moreover,
he has always been of invaluable service to
the newspaper fraternity, furnishing many 4
budget of item, to the disconsolste pencil
pushers. We feel sure that he will Gil his
new position with credit to himself and ben
eft to the community, ard the only regret
We have to express il that the city will lose
such an efficient and valuable officer.
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O'Clock
February
EDW RID p. SMITH.
wAsHNGroS November 1873 Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
nov27t
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Appraised
Improv'n
SUBDIVISION. Section Town Range - n,c
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HIeHEsr temperature yesterday 81, low
eft 16'. River up six inches.
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9OH01T2'6
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL.

TIL q reliable family medicine. and ea1 be IA
e1cial results. It 10 certain, prompt and speedy
remsdy fog Diafrh9a, Dysentery, Bowel complaint
Dyspensia, Lovnss a spirits, Fa;ntins, sieK
snd Fevers Of ali kinds il u far better and cater
than Quisine, without any Of its pernicisus ef-
kcts. II creates an appetite proves powerful ID.
eesteR Of tood, and viii countefaes the elects o.
heuor In Q few minuteA For ale BY eli Drug
gisss.
JACOB NC0EETzB. Proprietor.
y. ". CO. 5sh and Race streets, Philsdelphis,
fss lie By ROBERT PARHAN.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03
FIRST EDITION!
THEiCoNTESTED SEAT.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
the new COUNCIL ORGANIZED
THE CONTESTED SEA 4.

col. uHIMSHAw PREPARING HIS cAsE-Ihh
LAW ON THE SUBJECT.
Col. A. II. Grimshaw. of the Seventh
Ward, it is now generally known, Will
contest the seat of Mr.. Lchtenstein,
member of Council from that Ward, who
was elected on Tuesday for the one year
term. The Colonel has secured Hon.
VIM. G.. Whiteley ,ls counsel. and Is now
engaged in preparing his petition, afiidav-
its and specifications.
The law referring to contested seats III
the City Council is section %, OF the
Limits and Corporate Powers, OF the
c;ty of Wilmington. 1t reads as follows
SpcT1oN 23.-If any candidate for any
Of the offices before mentioned Mayor
Treasurer, Council, Inspectors and AS
SCISSORS shall choose to contest the nght
| of any person prQflaimed to have been
elected to such office, such candidate shall
| within thirty days next after such elee-
| tion. cause to be presented to the CITY
| Council his petition, in writing, setting
| forth particularly the grounds and speci
| fications upon which such election IS con
| tested, together with an affidavit thai
| such petition is not for the. purpose O
vexation and delay, but that he does ver
lily believe that he has just GROUND 10
| contesting such election and shall also a
fine same time cause to be delivered t.
! the person. whose election is contested,
true copy Of said petition. Upon the III
ING of said petition and affidavit the Git
Council shall appoint day, not less ina
ten nor more than fifteen days from Tn
filing of such petition for hearing and de
termining the same, giving public nc
tice thereof in two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, ed in the city of Wilmington, il so man
/ he published at the time; and upon III
day appointed for such hearing, the sal
|. Ciiy Council shall sit in the City llal
r in the presence of such citizens an
r others as may choose to represent ,sha
: hear the allegations, and proofs OF u
j. parties, and shall determine accordii
!. TO the very right of the matter EN
dcncc shall be confined to the groun'
}. and specifications set forth in the PEI
r ton. The City Council shall havepo
cr,o issue subpnnas signed by thePre
= dent of the Council for the time bell
). and attcsted by the Clerk, for pcrsso
ID and papers to administer oaths ana
|. firmations to examine witnesses, TO
spcct the returns Of the election, an
- ii necessary TO open the ballot box
count and tally the votes, and to do
other things requisite to arrive at a
and perfect knowledge as to the rig
of the case. The decision of the c
yyee Council, signed by its officers shall
". published in two newspapers prinl
in the City of Wilmington and shall
final and conclusive.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03
SECOND EDITION!
A BASE BALL MATCH.
THE POLICE CASES
OF W0RKlNaMEN.
Base Ball.

SHAWNEE, OF PHILADELPHIA Vs. A. T.
LAWRENCE, OF THIS CITY.
At the Schuetzen Park, yesterday
afternoon, Il match game OF base pan
was PLAYED between the Shawnee club,
of Phiiadelphia, and the A. L. Law
renee, of this city. The Lawrence
nine was short of the regular catcher
and two other players, and, in addition
to this, played in very careless, m
different manner during the first nall
of the game. Toward the last, how
ever, they played sharply and made
the game quite interesting. But the
Shawnee nine is composed of profes-
sional player and would have beaten
in any event, though sharp playing on
the part of the Lawrence would nave
brought the scores nearer together
The game was won by the visitors, by
| score of 23 to 12.
One thing We must say about lnt
visitors is that they are as gentlenanly
and iovial set of ball tossers as eve
visited this city. They indulged il
no growing in the field, were exceed
ingly social in their manner, and reI
dered themselves very agreeable dun
ling their stay. We hope they viii
leone down before long.
THE BUTCHERS AT THE BAT.
Immediately after the above game
1.-Two mines of butchers, one from III
. Second, and one from the Fourth stree
market houses, commenced mate
game. The Second street nine won b
a score of 35 to 20.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03

Few of the fair sex, who, in obedience 10
the dccrees of fashion, have loaded their
dresses, cloaks and bonnets down with
white and black jet ornaments are aware
that by so doing they are restoring prosperity
TO the working classes of enice, who, prior
to the revival OF tho Taste for get trimmings,
were in the state of great distress
At Patterson, N. j., recently grocery
man was helping to unload wagonful or
Vegetables which had just arrived at his store.
A mellon was thrown TO him which he
failed to catch, and it struck him on the
head. producing concusslon of the brain
King Coffse, OF Ashentee, is in trouble
! Since his defeat by The British the native
chiefs refuse to obey him, rs they have lost
| all faith in his onnipotence, and he has been
obliged to apply to late conquerors for heiE
| to restore his LOST authorities,
Prisoners in the Aus, ON, Texas, lai'. a,'
not lodged very hxurantly. Forty.two
them were recently confined in a small room
Ia by 1C feet, many Of them being almost ma
ked, aud the apartment in a very hltby con
| dition.
Thomas II. Morris, senior Bishop o
1.-The Methodist Episcopal Church, diet
in Springfield, Ohio, yesterday, age
ls0 years.
Brevet Major General Foster, [ )
| A., died yesterday morning, nj Nashu
, N. H., aged 81.
Bishop James, of the Methodist Fl
!, iscopal Church, is again seriously ILL.,
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f WILMINGTON, DKl.. Sept. 3. 1874.
.Quotations at the Brandyw!ns Mills for
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, oept. 20 I. M.
FLouR.-The trade continues dull; the de.
mand being chiefly for the hone trade :. IA A99St
spring wheat extra family at 81 25a7 62I win
Ier wheat do. at S. 75a6 IS. and fancy brands
at 8a8 so. No change in Rye Flour and oorn
Neal,
GRltN.- Wheat is rather 6rmer. and there
$ more doing. Sales of 5000 bushels red at
81 20a1 Az: 3000 bushels Michigan white at
ii S0a1 38, and 35 600 bushels Western red and
y. 600 bushels No. . spring Ob secret terms.
Rye sold at 81 per bushel: Corn IS in better
demand, and 10000 bushels sold at SIaSSc: LOT
Western mixed. Oats remain as last quoted.
Sales Of 700U bushels w estern. white at 63a'2c.
The receipts to-day are as follows 4S62 6ols.
Flour, 200 bush. Wheat. 32 pO0 bush. Corn'
Id 800 bush. Oats 52l bbls: Whisky;
BuTTER.-Receipts light; market steady
New York State and Bradford county choice
32a3sc.; Western choice. 25a21 western iaiI
TO good, 32a2ic Western. Common. 2OaZlc.
SsEDs.-New Cloverseed has made its ap'
pearauce sales are reported On private terms
1000 bushels Flaxseed sold On secret terms
We quote Timothy ut u 9oa3 three cars soi'
on private terms. =, =,
WHISKY loo barrels sold at VI Us per gai
Ion for w estern iron bound.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03
POLICE CASES.
ILLEGAL voTINa--ARREsT OF HORSE
THIEF.

ILLEGAL voTINa--ARREsT OF hohsh
THIEF.
Another illegal voter, Alfred Graves, COLI
was tried before Mayor Simms, iast even
ing. Alfred voted IN the Tenth Waro; gu
an altered tax receipt. lie was held to bail,
in the sum Of $500, for appearance at Court
Wm. Kelley, for interfering with an ON
Ger In the discharge OF his duty, was held 10
bail, in the sum Of 5000, to keep Inc peace
Csc. Gilbert, col, was arrested as an iiie-
gal voter, and also on the charge OF stealing
mare from the stable Of VIM. hotthouse'
on this Concord Pike, last Sunday e'ening.
The mare wns recovered after George was
arrehted Tuesday afternoon. The worthy
thief had become SO thoroughly imbued
with the principles of the Republican party
that lie desired to become contractor, snd
stole the horse with the intention OF putting
the animal to work ON the reservoir lot. he
will have hearing this afternoon, and in
all probability, will soon enter into a COIL
tract for weaving carpet at New Castle
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03
STRAY WAITS.

The new City Council is an active, rep
resentative body.
Citizens and Germania Loan Assocla-
tions meet tonight.
The English Bull was on Fourth
street this morning.
Ladies' corsets in every variety NJ
Franks, 5ll Market street.
Leading Republicans now admit that
Dr.. Jumps defeat is certain.
The new City Council will hold its first
regular session this evening.
T.. Monaghan, No. 305 Madison street
is selling women's bottom shoes at ~ 0"
laced So; Misses $l.5O. C. o. q. u
All young folks who desire to atten'
our Public Schools should apply to tn
Principals for seats next Monday MOI
ming at 0 O'Clock Last year many VIII
put of applying for seats until The Sc,
ond week OF school, We're then mol abl
to vel into school.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03
HORTICULTURAL FAIR.
NETTING FOR ARRANaRMKNTs-T THE FAI
tn RR HELD THIS MONTH.

NETTING FOR ARRANaRMKNTs- THE FAIR
TO BE HELD THIS MONTH.
At the Institute Hall, last evening,
meetiag was held, composed Of those IN
terested in the subject OF holding a Horti-
cultural Fair this Fall. some forty persons
were present.
Joseph A RichardsoR was called 10 the
chair, and Joseph r. Walter, made Secre-
tary.
Job H. jackson and others favored the
holding Of the fair, and after discussion OF
the subject, ii was resolved to hold Hor.
ticultural Fair, at the Institute Hall,on or
about the 18th of September, for the bene
nL of the Home for Friendless Children.
| Another meeting will be held at the SAINT
place, OH Monday evening next, 10 maxi
arrangements for the Fair, and appoint IN
necessary committees.
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EDITION
--s------.----;.------
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
THE FLOWER FAIR.
RUNAWAY AND aMASK'UP,
4 Mad Dog.
EXCITEMENT IN BRANDYwINE HD.-Two
TRAMPs BITTEN.

EXCITEMENT IN BRANDYwINE HD.-Two
TRAMPs BITTEN.
About eight o'clock, last evening,
mad dog passed through the northern
part of Brandywine village, biting and
Swapping viciously at everything within
reach. He was pursued by large crowd
but managed to make his escape.
About half hour later the dog return
ed, and passed across the Elliott farm,
close to the village. Here, under large
tree, the rabid animal came across par,
| ty Of thramps. and bit man named
Sam'l. Tyre. and woman whose name
80 badly frightened that she tainted.
The dog was then pursued with a gun
and killed. The tramps proceeded will
their journey, and it is not known wheth
er or not they apprehend any serious re
suits from the bites.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03

A letter from Havana, dated the 2Sth
ult., SAYS that on the 10Th an order was
executed, putting Frederick Dockray
in the chain gang, with chains on his
legs. He was not required, however,
to work in the streets with the rest OF
the chain gang. All communications
with his friends in Puerto Principe
was denied and on the 26th he was
sent 10 Havana, where he arrived on
the morning of the 29th, He was then
sent 10 the Cabanas fortress, there tf
remain until the 30th, when he was te
be shipped to Spain. No communlea
tiou was had with him.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE,

Mishler's Herb Bitters Is not beverage;
but n strictly medicinal preparafsl1hn, .h more
raj public Than any other In the market. Tn,
like ali other -called Remedies.it is prepared
under the direct personal supervision et 40
eminent Physician. S. B. Hartman. Nj. d.,
the senior proprietor is a regular graduate OF
The Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia
and practicing. physician OF large expert
ence and extensive practice: ~ LIS sueh hdnGs
Herb Bitters is compounded In strict accord
arce with correct Pharmaceutical principles,
and that none but the Observation-Disclosures
into its composition. .
It's Immense sale alone is conclusive proof
| that it possesses merit Of a high order. Mer-
chants, bankers. clergymen. lawyers. clerks
and others engaged in sedentary occupations.
| experience its wonderful effects IN relleying
the depression caused by severe mental 10 :
bor; while the mechanic. farmer and laporer,
find their bodily vigor restored like magic ny
its USE. ~, ~.
RRHGA, ,CRAMPs, ,CoLIcs and kindred disorders
caused by eating unripe fruits, lmprndeni IN
diligence in cold drinks. etc. are prey alent
| a certain, speedy and effectual remedy vii
be found in Mishler's Herb Bitters.
The depressing feeling OF Languor OF Deblli
", incident to the ''hested term" is at one.
removed, the energies restored. ana new III
and vigor impaired to the prostrated system
| by its use.
In DYspRPsIA. LIVER COMPLAINT and AT
FEcTIoNs OF THE kIONRYs 1t invariably WORK
ike u CQtTul. IL Is hui uthsLAo ho
heady stimulant. violent in its operations: bu
| il is simply natural remedy. thorough
adapted to assist nature 1t supplies tone I
the stomach, reipvigorates the digestive OF
gans, stimulates the secretons and promotln
a regular action of the bowels, enables ever
v organ Of the body to perform Its allotted wor
|, regularly and without interruption.
q 1t is the unerring certainty Of desired r.
suits attendant on its use. coupled with IN
fact that it is prepared by physician OF en-
nence in his profession, that has rendere
Misher's Herb Bitters so popular. and as fam
liar al a household word.-THOUsANps {
MOTHRBs all over the land have found it
be the safest and best remedy for use in the
families; they not only give it with porte
D. safety to even the youngest child, but wit
usedwith caution find 1t the safest means
ensuing their oioa health and freedom fro
the weary aches and pains incident to thu
sex, Perfectly harmless. it is just the RENE
needed by them to enable Nature to perfol
her functions naturally. regularly and aoitht
anconuenience: No LADY SHOULD BE wIrHo
ID, 1T ii she would possess the clear, blooming CO
n plexiOn and cheerful spirits inseparable fr'
sound health. 1t is sold by all Druggists a
mis- General Dealers; is neatly put up in squi
Glass Bottles. enclosed in a yellow wrapp
III is not sold on Draught. being strSetlp a >
q. diciaal prepd ration. and as such Is endor
BY many Of the most eminent physicians of
we aus5 -eod4m. .2d&Sdp.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-03

Lsdiss Whaling TO Purchase light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do we'll to call at No. 7l8 Market Street, viii :
minston, Del, and see one of the incest Fami-
" Sewing Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal it sews from the thickest to the thinest
material if desired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity, durability, light
running, and no threading up required; self
threading shuttle and seif-setting needle
Sold on easy monthly, instalment. or q liberal
discount OH for cash. Ladies don'tbuy q
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
rs Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
L iH7nkWlY j II. PRkMROSE. AGENT,