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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27
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The more sand has escaped thro'
the hour glass of our life, the clear
er we should see through it,
Richter.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

The FaYOrite Home Remedy.
This unrivaled Southern Remedy is war
ranted not 70 sOnt2in single particle OF MIR
~0SEY, or any 10 furious mineral sGbsta nee
BUT IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
psi51ch an alI-Wise Providence has placed IN
c5uutrfes where Liver Diseases most prevail.
Il WILL CUEE ALL DISEASES CAuzED By DE-
RASGEllEar OF THE LIVER AND BOWELS
SEHzOKy LIVER REGULATOR, Oh MEDICINE
= enIneRtIy Family Medicine; and By being
kept rRasfy for immediate resort VIII save ma
ny an hour Of suffering, and many dollar In
time and Doctors bills
After over Forty Year, trial 10 Is stIll receiv-
ing the most unqualified testimonials % Us
and responsibility. Eminent Physicians com
mend Z as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
9or ConstipatioR, Headache, Pain in the
Shoulders Dizziness. Sour stomach, bad
tasta in the mouth, bilious attacks, PalplLi-
fiQu-of The Peart, Pain in the region OF the
kidneyss dependency, gloom and tOreDod-
ing OF evil, ali OF which are the onsprlhs OF
a, diseased Liver.
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
4rned with this ANTIDOTE, all climates aud
esges Of water and fooa may be I1Se1 VIZ ~
EEItSs IOLEL COMPLAINTS, RESTLESS
MS - AAA DICE, NAUSEA, -.-.sl
IT HAS No EQUAL.
It's the Cheapest. Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the world Manufactured only by
H. ZEILIN Co,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, 81 90. Solb by all Druggists.
Dec. 6, ls7S-l2m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

The attention OF planters and others is
again called to the above old and reliable
make OF Cotton Gins. They are furnished
this year greatly improved, and nothing
which an experience OF thirty years in their
manufacture could suggest has been left un-
done to make them the most reliable and
perfect Cotton Gin in market. AS the re
suit Of our efforts we need only refer TO
their established reputation and wide
spread popularity. For PERFECTION OF
WORHlAIANsHIP, STRENGTH, DURABILITY,
LIGHT RUNNING and QUANTITY aud QUAIL
TY OF LINT PRODUCED, we challenge compe-
tition. We are prepared to tCdrrdnt TO any
reasonable extent perfect satisfaction to ev-
cry planter or operator. The Gins are sold
at the lowest possible prices for good ma
chimes, and on reasonable terms. We in
vite examination OF the samples in the
hands OF our local agents who will give all
desired information and furnish applicants
with circulars and copies OF cOmmendatory
letters from parties using the Gins in all
sections of the cotton planting country.
Circulars, Price Lists, and other infOrma-
ton, may be obtained Of our agents or by
addressing
THE BROWN COTTON GIN co.
New London, Conn.
W. A. HAYLEY, Agent, Jackson, Tenn.
NAV g}-6m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27
IS q. poil tax I, school tax II 81, penalty and
COST S2l Total s. W.

cost 52i. Total s0W.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
NM fright ~ acres, n by FOrEed Deer
river : by Ashport road. g BY Mrs, Gili, e by
VI & D II X, total value 2D,D, state TAX >, coum-
ty tax 7, school tax y PeiiA4tg anu SO7t > 90
Mrs N N Goodrlcii ile acres, n by Keller, s
iyy Mrs Cooke ny j l. Cock " ~ poorhouse'
tStaI vaIue lIG0 state tax 4Gi, county tax
O6, school tax -, penalty and cost . -. To-
tai IA 81. -
Greer and Others, by Askews, @ by q I'd
wards " by J w Collins, value % state
tax 80 cts, county tax 20 CTS, school tnE iO CTS
panalty and cost %. Toni Ol.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

SAN I ERANCIsCO, june 8, u
DEAR JENNIE: 1 enclose and you
viii find all of your letters. 1 know
you did not think of the consequences
when you entered into your Irritation
with me, and therefore forgive you,
but have a little favor to ask of yOu,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

CIRCULATION OF TIE BLOOI

The circulation the blood ls tho lite of the body
and its stOppage IL death We arc healthy when the
blood circUlates freely any interruption preventing
it, tree Is the cDInmcnce nent OF disea"e -
Blood is the lite OF tho fesh." Can we expect 10
enjoy good heal whom bad or corrupt humOis circu-
late with the blood, causing pain and disease these
humors being deposited through the entire body, pro
duce pmples, eruptons, ulcers indigeS COS
tveness, headache, neuralgia. rlsumatis III, ard nu
mcrous other complaints" No disease can be- In the
budy without FIRST being generated IN the blood and
disease pn-sby be i'll the body when the blood
Is purc 1t 81 great Importance 10 know what III, d
cine will purify and rruovate the bionl. eradicate
The disease. renew vitality, mentally AMI ply slcl.y
aud insil fresh vigor into all the vital functions
the body This medicine Is the NrBsttHr the great
blood purifier.
/ 1t extends its influence into every part Of the hu-
organism, commencing with it, foundation, rol-
r"ctng diseased acton, aud restoring vital pow
creating healthy formation AMI publication OF thu
blood, driving out disease and leaving nature 10 per
form is allotted task.
LEGETISE ID composed Of Root', Bsrlis aud
Herbs. II is very pleasant 10 take every chld like,
II. Sold by all druggists i,h2 Inv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

Jr. o. Of u. A. Non Thursday evening
last the Ellsworth. fradnnia, E1liln, Schuyl-
kill and Mantau Councils, Jr. q. L. a. NJ, Of
Philadelphia, and Chester Council, tf Chester,
paid visit to Hope Council, No 2, Jr. o. L.
A. NJ, OF this city. At The depot they We're
met by committee, and conducted to The Hall,
Gil Market street AfIer arriving at the Coun-
ell Room they wrgt entertained by speeches
from several mcnpers Of both parties, among
whom was Mr. voorhees,, National Vice COun-
eillor, Of Philadelphia, who made quite leng-
Thy address on the progress Of the Order in
the United States, and &. W. Mccullough, of
Wilmington Council, Of this city, who sang sew
eral national aud comic songs which We're great.
ly appreciated by the members. 4, l0-l5
the meeting adjourned for refreshments, and al
Ills again assembled at the Hall, when the
line of march was taken up for the residenc'
of Thomas c. Appleby, National Councillor, t.
give him n serenade. In quarter Of an heE
The line was again formed and escorted t" III
P.W. u b. depot. AT l:35 on Friday morhin
they We're fast travelling from the scene Of thei
evening, sport. III" visitors numbered 80, al
companied by the Weccacoo band, of Phil tdel
pha, which belonged To the Order.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02
DIED

In this city, Gu the 10Th nlt Madison PYLE,
in his GSth year.
ON tile 18th ult., Mrs Viola d. lose, vii. of |
l.. \. Rose, in her twenty-llth ycai.
Lines written on the death Of MIS-. Mary IL.
r richardson of ST. Mary's Parish, LOUISIANA,
and daughter of the lat" Joseph ilnwaid al
Kent Co., Md.
HUSBANDS LAMENT.
She meets me no more Al the gate
My dear one, my loved one, my own,
AT the door of my cottage | wall,
But alone, alone, all alone.
MY iootstep is heard on the floor,
Its echoes resound through the hall
But she meets, she greats M NJ more,
She heeds not, she hears not my can
Alone in her chamber | stand,
FOrsaken and vacant her CHAIR
| | feel not the gasp OF her hand,
And know my loved is moi th'lr.
| seek her in vain, mud h'r hnwcr4,
| Her step is not heard in the g'ore,
| The breeze signs soft through the bowers,
| But watts not the voice of nay love.
| am sitting alone by my hearth,
And my grief cannot restrain.
She is gone ant, never on earth
| shall meet my loved one again.
But far from this world Of distress,
This world nov 50 dfeary and lone,
There's n laud thlt is batter than this,
Aud thithnr my loved one la flown.
On her brow the chaple is sell
The palm Of glory is won,
! In that land wAere the Lhs u! regret,
And ihr tears Of griefarr unl:nnwu.
= Her two sweet pledges of love,
With their bright, unwearied eye.
I Have watched for her coming above,
! Aud welcomed her home To the sLi.s.
/. | They are SAT. In the haven of RES.
While still on the dark rolling tide
| am left, life's pillows to breast
l Bat an angel sits by my sde
70 guide my lonr bark on II, WAY
-, TIL ,auOred Ia tie haven above
a. a NV nights al BE- turned into day,
y Ny grief INTO rNplnres and low.
q. Wcstover, i. W. Il.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02
MARRIED.

At the brides home, Vienna, Dorchester
county, Md, on Tuesday, January 2'lh, ny
Rev. r. 4. Warren, Rev. y. g. Nayioroi WI
mugtou, and Miss L. Il. Lecomp'e, ut VI
emma.
AT the residence of the brides mntlter, il
Smyrna on the 22nd uli., by Rev. George A.
Phoebus, Mr.. Eban {. Griffin, Of wilmington
Del, and Miss Anna A. Scout, Of SmNli H.
Del
On the nth ult at Suuaysidr, the residence
of James w. Spruancc, near smyrna, Del bY
Rev. q. W. Kennedy, Hon. r. Il. Murdoch,
oiitor of the Walnut V ,llev Times, Of FL Dor
| RADIO, Kansas, to NJ ISIS Nettir Culbrrti, i"ihr
merry OF w ilminglou, Dri.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02
Mothers, Read This
A Grreat Btessin0.

Mothers, arc your little ones frettul " Aud Is yS11
patience almost exhausted In vain efforts TO perse
Them? can sympathi2g with you, and can tel you
what will make your little child quiet, give n good
appetite, aud procure Tor II hUUs Of sweet, sound
sleep.
NJ little girl Is two and halt years Old and dur
ing thai have not had two consecutive ight7
rest. She has been sick number OF tines mud no
one seemed to know what was Troubling itrr, 1t Va
har to hear her Little trettu cry, and not know what
to do for her. dUotOTcd her for WORMS, but Il did
NO good and war nearly tired out VIII s.ecples'
nights and trouble for some dave.
heard of the Negetine, and deteI mined 10 nv Il
II has proved blessing u Inc and my child II has
cle.lii.ed from her stomach and bowels the sore,
which Kept gathering there; aud nov she sleep
-Oundly foDl her bed time until very late In tn,
IN orning beside 4 long nap at mil-day HeI
appetite Is excellent AMI, in fart she Is like 81
different child often say, tue true value OF tAi
medicine 10 me Is y dollar drop. Try n. Cleans
| the humo,s from your chdren's bluod white the!
| are yonEg. FRY II, and YOU viii JOIN w4th me II
| calling 1t great blessing.
| MRS. ELLEN l.. CLApP,
| itJ ludpr Al
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

THE NEXT CONFERENCE.-The anu Oh every
Rannb,ican shoula he to secure the nomination
If a candidate fol- Governor that can be elected
A nomination thu is not to be followed by an
election, is a ompiment which should not be
sought or desired. The election ofthe nominee
Is far more impol ant than name or iesi-
dence in particular county. Politicians shouiu
sacrifice their preferences and Individual pre-
diIecti,ns in order that the party may obtain
Gubernatorial victory, and those who persist
iu course calculated to jeopardize success are
unworthy of the position they aspire to. There
has not been Republican named in connec-
ton with the office whose election would moi
be vastly preferable to that Of any Democrat
and therefore there should be no contention OIL
s,lfe over the matter. The defeats we have
experienced should teach us the importance o
unanimily and concord as well as activity ant
sell abnegation. Thoss who seek to rule o.
ruin should be taught lesson, should be mad
tn feel that their efforts will recoi on their owl
heads, and that they must serve faithful
in the ranks until it is shown that they deserve
promotion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

To the Public The wonderful bearded lady
is still on exhibition ut Chadwick's Inusrun,
No. 2O7 West Fourth street and large nlunbaDs
of people WISH there daily 20 see This ~ondeift'
freak Of nnlG-u. Ia addition can he seen over
20 900 birds, oi.'tuas, and reptiles, Tom all
parts OF The known world. Many Of lhrm never
before see, ia this 'ouGiy AIS" IT. .i/e waN
figures c.ir, e EkrGps>r- Il som" 81 Il" ciu"i
and my.taripns murtitrGrs,ini pth'r Tt t char
acters in war, crime and history On record. =
This is .h. Only place If amusement ia the
city where persons can visit a. any hour OF tie
day or evening from O'Clock. "A. NJ, until 10
O'Clock, p. N. Admission Is cents. children
10 cents.
AT Liberty, Ely, on Thursday. Lewis Napier
was killed and Jane, Moore badly injured in a
street fight. Mr.. Wooitown, The Marshal, had
his leg broken while attempting 10 make al
rests. The fight was the result of an old feud
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

LoI.-On Thursday last, between the OH
Bnck on the Kennett pike and John kichaiG"
son 5 gate on the Newport pike, the duplicate
book of Christiaua Hundred road tax Tor ISL
The finder will he suitably rewarded hy laav'
ing it at John Balls, collector, At The pld inck
near Greenville station On the w. ~ X. IL. H.
ian4d-3t'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

KEGISTER,S ORDER.


\cw CAsILL Coz sly, January ~, 1874.
| pom the application OF Du,Id .. WODiw ard. Ad-
- mlnistator e. =, A., OF Navy j. Stroud, late OF
Wilmington Hundred, in sHil County, deceased II
Is ordered aud directed by the ltcgstcr that the Ad
lnlustIBlor aforesaid give notice OF the " itng Of
Letters ct Administration, .. 4, a ., upon the
Estate Of thh deceased, with the date al giant
lng thereof, by causing advertisements Ia be post
ed within forty days from the date Uf ,hch let
ters, IN six tine most public places Of the county OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
ug,inst the Istatc to present the same, abide by
ma Nct OF Assembly in sucl n ado and provided.
= nd also cause tie Ia he Inserted within the
/ same period IN the Delaware Republican, mewspn-
Irr published Ia Wilmington aud 10 he continued
! tn rein two months
( (~--l Given under the haUd ami Seal al Office o.
4 rs. the Register aforesaid, at Sew tailt in New
b ~ Castle County aforesaid the la, md year
4 above written, Is. GIBBS, Rogister.
| SOTiCF.-All persons having claims liIinst TN.
Estate OF the deceased must prrscut the duly
aticeteu 10 the Admins ra'Or, Oh or before January
20. 1870, ablie the Act ut Assembly in zen fcns
made aud provided. ,tANln g. WOnh WARD,
Address, Wilmington, nei. Admin, TRAITOR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

REpRssENTArioN-The election OF ma
iority of Republicans 10 the Legislature Is ne
cessa,y 10 procure representation according to
population in our state The SO called penh-
oerats in Kent and Sussex are opposed 10 the
proposition, and those who favor 1t cannot vote
for any of that party.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

CoNGREssIoNAL.-Sena wednesday, Jan
% MIR. Stockton presented the memorial OF
the New Jersey Legislature for All appropriation
20 arm and equip the whole militia of the coun-
lry. Mr.. Wright introduced bill granting PEN
sions to surviving officers ot the war OF lSl2.-
Mr.. Boutwell, from the Public Lauds Commit
tee, reported OF the General Land Office.
HOUSE MIR. Gnftld, from the Approprla-
ton Committee, reported bill revising anu
amending the statutes relating to appropriations,
estimates and public accounts. Mr.. II lie, from
the same committee, reported bill appropria-
ting ST 900 for life-ssving stations. An amend
ment appropriatng $1,000 for medals to be pre-
.en,ed to those who saved lives from the steam
er Metis was adopted, and the bill passed, The
Army bill, appropratng S2e,il39lO, was CON
sidered in committee of the whole. Mr.. ONelll
presented the resolutions of the Carpenters
Company of Philadelphia, asAirg Congress 10
celebrate its Centennial there ON the 9th Of
September next
The Committee on Banking and Currency
have agreed to report separate blil &lUwlns
banks issuing gold notes to issue To the extern
of 80 per cent OF their bonds deposited win th'
L. 5. Treasurer.
The Committee ON Public Buildings AM
Grounds, to which the bill stopping work o.
public buildings has been referred, are oppose
10 the cessation of work on buildings where tn
G vernnent interests are subservei, and bt
lieve that all buildings for which conrac
The Commerce Committee has agreed te "
port bill 10 prevent the introduHiol of CONT
gou. oil infectious disease inio the United State
II provides for a board If health, composed
she Surgeon General Vf tue Amy and Navy al
the SURPRISING Surgeon If Marine Hospital
t. establish ANA enforce regulations 10 pteye
tie inpOr.aL on Of disease, wh!eh heu "a pro
ed by the President shall have the iOrce ui In
There is to be no Interference, however, wi
State or municipal regulations.
Senate. Jan. 30.-A memorial was present
from the Governor Of the District OF Counb
replying to certain statements made in rece
petition. Bills were introduced to establish
uniform registry OF vessels, protect life on sh
board and govern rebate Of duties on damae
goods; to restore the ranking privilege CT
frming homestead titles when the ciaima
have settled Oh railroad grants in good faith,
made valuable Improvements thereon.
bill TO facilitate and protect public impro
lnents at the mouth Of the Mississippi was
ported fayorabiy.
HoUsE.-A joint resolution requesting
President to convene Court Of Inquiry Of
less than five army officers, to try the chal
against General Howard, was passed
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

Stop a, rurv's la store, No. Ala Market st.
and examine ls assortment of hats and caps
hr men, V M, ard chudrrn at rednrei prices
All the Tr@ -'y'-s h"rl. ,,."igad AS soon as
they are in the market If
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02
liz CHI i'm 5..ll..l tL7S9,! Il: BLOOD
MAkES The Weak STnGNG

Tic Pc1'gciaiI Syrwli, Il Ps.ofpcf
q" fot'itio1a Of TIE Pi'otOTi6;G o,
AFOh, is so combined as 10 tau
'f'% cisd.dcsei' Of ct!L diiilC3}t, q E
easily diGGsteH ana ussii;g;fyjsfs
sritH ilo hIaO1 as ne sin}0frr.
fO"G. II increases de CfI,Gi,i'f..
Il A0tHr9'S CiUn Pit0ifsjR-
.:NGLt, fr5sb IN the Gla.iI. 0g,.l
cures ga Thousand Ills, q.,;lDjt,
on TOniIl0 e;l2, IaUi1Ol,tffi,,sy,:ai.
TitdtisiRO tile yDstel,, Pie ~
7fchen and Gif6GiSeti htC0d ugy'.,
me0feS e0eyy part OF re BODY,
repairing damages and frdSfc
Scdrchig1 osst morbid seer,
lions, aud EegBiaU 3sotb:I!fI IT,.
,tSFoSe to feed 9iSor.
This az tssts aeC,tf Of G.c gqgt,..
c'e!'i'W s,foGesl ~ fhis rcsneG.t{!,
curing Dyes. i5.si.l, Liver Com.
plant, beeis}R, Chronic Djn,..
rhOcn, Eoiis. I4etyGus Affection
thi'ts ana ;'.Tors, Hu,;ipr,.
Lo"s of Constitutional Sinr..
Diseases % t.fa i1Lu:ieys nu,i
Isiadder, f'cE.a.a Gannlaints
"fld all Gi3ctE.asl Gi'iJiGutf),g J..
q bad stf,tt' II rt3e 6to0R, o. ;;C-
c09hpGn,e t or tttSiltig or % i0;i,
stufe az t'se afaiyGi i.riHs FREQ
from -iicaitJ5, a. u,l,y jo3'5t. H..
eeneFg':'ra clsecfs <t,s, 3iot IUi-
totCe{ ~ CC.'FeA!jOntiiR9 YCCc-
zion, ca are 2lei'an!te ,tG, $nT,l-
sang strength, eiDoi', and ,iei,,
Hfe into GH pWSsts Of the system.
"is@ 0ditdtag 2sQ an Iron Goa.
situation.
Thousands haze been chsuoe.l
~ the use ns this rcptedy, from
iredh, sfc'7"a' sit&iepiI.I crea. =.
tdFeS' J. --.~. heoJthu, and
h0ppy men anil 5U0nlell : and
aHcdttdcse - ''sus0na6ty hes-
ttUte 10 - -. al.
See thsF" 800 - .'''AsrIo has PERL,
WAN SYs4--a'' 'ss'-+vis Ia the glGsss,
1"ar.n-n1ers Free.
sflH W. f0WLE & SONS, Proprietors
ia. Milton. RiaOaa Roslaa..
s0Lp VI .eT'"-'as';q--s rsrsKaLLE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

uuN,cArIoS. AN interesting communi-
cation signed "Jay'' may be found on our hrs'
page.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.
NV daughter has received great benefit from the
use OF VEGETISI. Her decling health was u source
OF great anxiety all vi her friends few bottles
the Negetine restored her health strength and appe
ute. y, II, IILDEN,
IIs. and Real Estate a Ct, ~ scars Building.
Boston, Mass, 1, uue Q, lsI2.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02
Thirty yeDrs' Experience Of an
AI.l yTUtrRQ

MRS wlNSLoW'S SoOfHlNG SYRUP ~
THE PRESCRIPIIUN OF one of the best Female
PHYSICIANS mud nurses In the United States, and has
beeu used for thirty years with never failing safely
aud 4tls cess bv millions of mothers and children, nom
the treble infant ot week old to the adult. IL
correct4 acdty OF the stomach, relieves wind cole,
regulates the bOwel, and gives rest health and com
fort mother and child. We believe II 10 be the httt
and suiest remedy in the world, IN all cases ot nfs-
ENTERV and DIAERlltEA IN CHll.DKEN,
whether II arises from TCChng or ANY other cause
| Full directions for using will company each bottle
| nome Genuine unless the fac-simile OF CtRllS Y
| PERklNS Is on the outside wrapper sold by all
! Medicine dealers. JyI-lyw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02


l,LGi sTrEs OFFICE, Sew Ca-t!u January >ih. IS 4
IIuS the application at SARAH Nc CLAY
u audJAMES IS. Pt GIL, Administrator. vi Syi-
vestcr Me clay, late of New Cn-ttc Id, III sal county
,cccas,d it - ordered aud directed by tue Register
that the a ON SiSrNAE TORS aforesaid. ityc no
tice OF the granting ut Letters OF AhMlNlS-
TRATlON upon tho Estate OF tho deceased, villa
the date ni granting thereof, hS causing niNtrihe-
lnens IL be posted within forty days rum ih' due OF
such Letters, In sis Of the most public pacr> the Co
OF Suw Castle, requiring ail PERSONS HAVING demands
against the Estate, present tile same, ~ abide ny
an = ct OF Assembly in such male and 10Y iied
A nd also the same tn he inserted Wiilih tNh
Hnme period in the DELAWARE REruBLiuAN, news,
paper published In " Wilmington, and To he convinced
therein two mouths
- Given uircr the hand and Seal u ONCE o
It's the Register aforesaid, AT New Cu'i,t N No"
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day aud yeaI
abnyo written. u, GIBBS, Il. lsttr.
NuTICE.--All persons having CLAIMS a. 'iiist thu
Estate OF the 4, nsc must present tue Saih' uiy al
tested 10 the Administrators on OF hetorej Huuaiy y,
ts;5 abide the Act OF Assembly, IN such ca mad
aud proyl,lru SARAH MGCLAY.
! JANIS Is. PUGH.
| Address New Statlc, Bel. AGmini- raiors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02
The Household Panacca
aud
Family EinimenG

l.. the bcs remedy IN the world Tor the following COM
Ilatnts VIZ Cramps In the Limbs and Stomach,
i'alns In the stomach. bowels Side Rheumatism
~ all rs forms, Billions Collie, Neuralgia, Cholera,
Dy-cntcry, Colds, Fresh Wounds, Turns Sore Throat
spinal Complaints, Spraius and Bruises, Chills ami
Fever For Internal and External use,
Its operation Is not only to relieve the patient, but
entirely rcmuycs the cause ut the complaint. II pen
rates. and pcrvudss the whole system, restoring
hcaituy action to all lis parts and qnlchcnng tile
blood.
the HOUSEHOLD PANACEA IS PURELY
Vegetable and Al Healing
Prepared By CURTIS X BROWN,
n 20 Fulton Street, New York
! For sale by all druggists. july7~lyw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-02

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