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A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE

Mishler's Herb Bitters il not II beverages;
hut n strictly medicinal preparatlor, more
thoroughly adapted TO the wants OF inc gene
raj public than any other in the market. Un
like all other so-called Remedies.ltis prepared
under the direct personal supervision 9i q an
eminent Physician. 5. Il. Hartman. M. D..
the senior proprietor is II regular graduate OF
the Jefferson Medical College OF Philadelphia
and a practcing physician OF large ,eXperi-
ence and extensive practice, n suen hahus
the public may rest assured thht Misnlei >
Herb Bitters is compounded in strict accord
nnce with correct Pharmaceutical principles.
and that none but the choicest.ingredientsent enter
| into its composition. ,.,
| lis Immense sale alone is conclusive proof
that il POSSESSES merit Of II high order. Mer-
1 chants bankers, clergymen, lawyers. clerks
and others engaged in sedentary occupations
| experience its wonderful effects In renewing
tho depression caused by severe mentai IA
hor. while the mechanic, farmer ana laDorer
find their bodily yigor restored like magic bJ
its use. -, p
RRuRA. CRAMPS, ,CoLICs and kindred disorders
caused by eating unripe fruits, imprudent IN
diligence in cold drinks. etc. are prevalent
| a certain. speedy and effe ectual remedy VII
| he found in Mishler's Herb Bitters.
, The depressing feeling of Languor or Debili
ty. incident to the "neated term" is at one!
removed, the energies restored. and new III
and vigor impaired to the prostrated system
In DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT and AP
PECTloNs or THE KIDNEYS 1t invariably WORK
like charm. 1t is not O drastic purge nc
heady stimulnnt, violent in its operations: bu
, It is simply a natural remedy. thorough
adapted to assist nature. 1t supplies tone
the stomach, reinvigorates tho digestive OF
GAM, stimulates tho secretions and promotln
n regular action of the bowels, enables ever
orean of the body to perform its allotted wor
regularly and without interruption.
. II is the unerring certainty OF desired r.
sults attendant on its use. coupled with u
fact that it is prepared by physician Of EN-
r. nence in his profession. that has rendere
y | Nisher's Herb Bitters so popular. and as lam
!, liar as a household word.-THoUsANDs {
n MoTHRRs all over the land have found it
al be the safest and best remedy for use in the
families; they not only give it with perte
=, | safety to even the youngest child, but whit
20 | usedwith caution find it the safest means
70 ensuring their o,un health and freedom fro
i the weary aches and pains incident to the
8, lsex. Perfectly harmless. it is just the RENEE
H. needed by them to enable Nature to pertor
m her functions naturally. regularly and ,oitho
a. inconvenience: No LADY SHOULD BE wITHo
=, IT ifshe would possess the clear, blooming Gel
Ill nlexion and cheerful spirits inseparable frt
sound health. 1t is sold by all Druggists a
as General Dealers; is neatly put up in squa
s-l Glass Bottles enclosed in a yellow wrapp
:, II is not sold on Draught being strictly a n
)" dioinaL preparation. and as such Is endors
IL by many Of the most eminent physicians of
ee aug5 5-eodim. .2d&3dp.
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The County Meeting ana Me
County Contention.

We surrender most OF our space to-day
to the proceedings of the County Con-
yention and u condensed report OF the
very able speech of Senator Bayard' be-
fore the County Meeting. This speech
will meet with hearty reception. Inc
county ticket is a good one, and will be
received with satisfaction. The State
Senators are both men of great experl-
ence and capable of transacting the WORK
before them. We know them both ana
we do not believe that the Convention
could have done better. The Representa-
tives and the Levy Court branches OF the
ticket are such as should guarantee then
election.
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ReDublican Nominations.

JOSHUA MARIs FOR THE LEGISLATURE, AMI
CORNELIUS F1Pps FOR ASSESSOR.
The Republican nomination for coun
ty candidates was held Saturday after
noon. but attracted very little interest Oh
attention. In this city Joshua Maris wa.
rcnominated for the Legislature. ane
Cornelius Fipps was made the candidate
for County Assessor. ,,,
The candidates in Mill Creek Hundred
are as follows: .,DA
Levy Court Commissioner-David East
burn.
Assessor-Sam'l Worrell.
Road Commissioner-Josepll FOOL.
Inspector-Wm: +. Little.
About two hundred votes were cast.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07

LANDSALEs.--R. Hynson, Esq, trustee
sold at the Voshell House on Tuesday
the farm of the late r. w. Ringgold, in
Plney Neck, containing 175 acres, TO Thos.
A. Hudson for $4,000.
G. T.. Westcott. Esq, as trustee and at
same place the farm of Barney DeCorse,
in Quaker Neck containing 300 acres, to
Geo B. Westcott for $1,000.
The Gebhart or Wallis farm. offered TO
J. A. Pearce, Esq, was not sold,-RenI
Nesrs,
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HELD TO Bail.

A POLICE OFFICER HELD TO BAH. ON
CHARGE OF MAKING FALSE ARREST.
Before Richard G. Cooper, Prothonator,
at New Castle, on Saturday, Daniel O'Neill,
Sergeant of Police. of this city, was given
hearing on a charge OF making an illegal
arrest.
The charge was preferred by VIM. G.
Swiggott, a mail agent on the Delaware
Railroad, and stated that as he was proceed
ing to cast his vote at the Third Ward polls,
on election day, he was assaulted by man.
Defending himself as best as he could from
the blows OF his assailant, he began to re-
treat from the crowd, when officer O'Neill
arrested him.
After the hearing Sergeant O'Neill was
held to bail, in the sum OF $4,000, to ans
wer the charge at the next term OF Court
August Bickta, Esq, became his bondsman
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07

DEcEAsEp.-Rev. Father DAILY, father OF
st. Peters Catholic Church. New Castle, died
suddenly, Saturday mornings at his resiaence
in that town. The Reverend gentleman
was possessed Of ability, and many nne
traits of character, and was warmly peioveu w
by his flock, and by the CathoLlcs VI ans tus
whole community. He will be pui'eu lhis
afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07

A message signed by the leading bust
ness and professional men of Shreveport,
Louisiana, has been sent to President
Grant, denying that any person in that
parish took part in the recent murders,
asserting that no lawlessness exists which
cannot be controlled by the local author
tiles and that the condition of affairs has
been misrepresentcd, and asking, the
President to send "a commission OF far
men, to their State to ascertain the
truth
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The Prospect.

Tho prospect for carrying the county
for the Democratic party grows brighter
as the campaign opens, and there Is
scarcely doubt that the people are
tired of Radical rule, and will not submit
to be put under the heel of the negro by
any party.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07

CoRREcTIoN.-James Conncr. refer
red TO in a paragraph elsewhere is now
at home and recovering from an attack
of fever in New York. The reference
to his Indebtedness is entirely false, as
the firm of which he is the head pay
cash for their goods; nor do they deal
in Newark, N. J.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07
How to get stamina.-Ironf frames and

How to get stamina.-Ironf frames and
strong nervous systems are not tho lot of all.
But The feeble need not despair. By adopt
ing the means they may live as long and en-
10y life as much as their more robust neigh
bors. Physical inyigorati3n IS. however.
ous TONES and nervines usually administered,
Eventually depress both body and mind. Dr.
], WALKERS CALIFoRNIA VINEGAR BITTERs
Invariably supply new vigor to the frame
ion. 'T aug25-sW,
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Serious accident.
AN uNDERTAKER RECEIVES SERIOUS lNJu
RIEs by BEING Thrown FROM HES
CARRIAGE.


CARRIAGE.
Yesterday morning, John Russell, a
well known undertaken of this city: met
with a serious accident while driy ,ng ! ,
along the road near Rising Sun, III his
business wagon. .,1,.
He was, at the time Of the accident
driving down hill and the wagon, which
is quite n heavy one, ran up on the morse
This caused the animal to shy niue
and the wagon was upset, throwing Mr.
Russell violently to the ground.
In the fall Mr.. Russell sustained Sc,
we're injuries, his leg beng pr9kelt III
and bruised. He was removed to hi;
residence, resi- No. Az Shipley street. and
promptly provided with medical assist.
ancc. He is now quite prostrated. ano
it will be many days before he Will p'
able to walk.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07

ladies Wishlng 10 Purchaso a light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call ut No. us Market street, Wi
mington, Del, and see one OF the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in the world 1t has no
equal; it sews iron the thickest to the thinest
material i lesileJ without change OF needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running, and no threading up required; SELF
threading shuttle, and sell setting needle;
discount of for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
7lY Market ST.. Wilmington, Del.
iy7jkwlv j. ii. PRlMhOSE. Agent
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ANNIyERsARY.-The Anniversary OF Cal
vary Church Sunday School, BrandyWine
I'D. will take place next Sunday afternoon,
Sent. 18th, at o'clock. The Bishop Will be
present aud make an address. All are III
yitpIi
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07
Death OfjDr. Robert 1fcCdJe.

WATER VALLEY, Miss, Sept.
Doctor Robert McCabe died to-day.
His funeral will take place tomorrow,
The above dispatch was received by
the neice of DR.. McCabe this morning.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07

NTOrICE.-JAMES H.BEGGS has removed
IN his office to No. u West Eighth street
Almonds Building. Bricks of all binds OIL
hand at lowest market rates. jyl4u
The daily gazette., 1874-09-07
DRopoSED AMENDMENT TO TIL Il
i CON STU TON OF THE STATE OF DEL
RE

"
AN ACT proposing an Amendment 10 the Con!
s,itution for the putp0se Of eMpotoering The
Le0isid.ure to enact Il General Incorporation
LGio.
and House Of Representatives Of the State vi
Delaware in General Assembly met, Uwo
thirds of each house deeming 1t necessary and
concurring therein. aad by and with the ap-
probation Of the Governor That the following
amendment be and the Same is hereby pro-
posed to the seventeenth section to the sec
ond article of the Constitution of this State,
to wit. ty adding to. the said section the
following words. subject to. tho, provisions
aforesaid: The Legislature shall have power
to enact general incorporation act, TO pro-
vide incorporation for religious, charitable,
literary and manufacturing purposes, for the
preservation Of animal and vegetable food.
building and loan associations, and for drain,
| ing low lands; and no attempt shall be made
| in such net OF otherwise to limit or qualify
/ the power of revocation reserved to the Legis-
| lature in this section.
| SECTION 2. And be Il further enacted. That
/ the Secretary OF State be and he is hereby
| directed, after the Governor shall have ap-
i proved Of tho above proposed amendment
and this act. duly to publish the above pro
Aposed amendment and this act in two or
more newspapers IN this state. tor the CON
alteration of the people Of this State. at least
three and not more than six months before
the next general election for Senators and
Representatives in this State.
Passed at D0Uer. April 3. 1873.
ii Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BURCHENAL,
n Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
II STATE OF DELAWARE,
Il Executive Department.
II June I'd, lS74.)
This Act was passed by and with the appro'
III baton of the Governor.
n And l, JAMES PONDER, Governor of th'
ri State of Delaware do hereby express my ap
y proval of said amendment as proposed in sale
n act.
I'll Witness my hand and the Grea
I-l1N )ssal ssa;s OF ssid State. the day and yea
= BY the Governor. JAMES PONDER.
u JOHN Ii. PAYNTER.
~ Secretary of State.
STATE OF DELAWARE, [
fl Executive Department
aI l, JOHN ii. PAINTER. Secretary of State
10 the State of Delaware. do hereby certify thf
the above and foregoing is truo copy OF th
| act entitled An act proposing an amendmeI
to the Constitution for the purpose of empov
ID ering the Legislature to enact general Inco
u. poration Law" passed at Dover April 8
t. 1873, together with the Governors approx
n of the said proposed amendment the san
b. having been compared by me with the origin
n, roll now on file. in this Department.
u-l - In witness whereof l have her
ID. /SrAT )untO set my hand and affixed II
r.. %%N jofiicial seal at Dover this sixteen
Rsl VI b Oday of juno. in the year of our Lo
lie. ope thousand eight hundred and seyenty-to,
Ic-i JOHN ii. PAINTER,
, ie23te Secretary Of State
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Rev Dr. Davis tells the following excellent
story: a lady sat at q primitive Methodist
Chapel close to a man who was remarkably i'll
shod. and whose exclamatious were in inverse
proportion 10 lis shoe leather. He kept cry
iug out, Glory to God " until he quite au-
uoyel her; and on leaving the chapel the lady
told him such was the case, promising him
new pair Of boots If he would restrain himself
within due bounds He did 80 for several
days but sfterward some particularly exciting
cause occurred, aud be started up in chapel,
shouting out, Boots or no boyts, glory be to
Godl7
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Generous man, consider henceiorIb my house,
my fortune, and myself wholly yours"
Thc'kiud doctor was affected even 10 tears /;
and both these happy beings participated ia
the most delightful expression If their feelings
which were soon shared BY the merchants 10
ierestius faulty, who soon came to join.
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forum Of The club
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Jefferson Institute.
ChaI'lcstoyvn,N " NirGinii

I - % - ~ ~ - -
rE'HE next Session viii commence On Noaday,
I September sb 1873
Being provided with compctontAssistants' every
advantage for G thorough course IN English, the
Languages. Drawing. Music on Piano and Organ,
wiUbe Afforded. Particular attention viii be paid
TO Music. and pupils will be required o. play atthe
Musical Soirees when the friends OF the pupils can
have an opportunity 20 Judge Of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taugl; in classes as wcilas
by private lesson.
Auo.9.f 1913. Mas. A. u. FORREST.
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STRAW GOODS,
COLLECTION Depot.

rTNHE Chlrlestowu Depot Wnchcster& Stras-
burg Branch Of thc b. 81 o. Railroad, has
been msdea Collection Depot FrciChts wiii here
after be- collected az Charestown, instead, ashere-
tofore, az the points from which shipments are
made. All persons receiving ireishtou and after
August l-t 1872. will be required topaz for the
same before removal. .. D. STARRY
.ur.3IsT2 Agent.
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The Dead Alive.
DocroR's STORY.

the following auecdote;
One day that he had procured the bodies OF
two criminals, who had been hung, for tie
purpose Of anatomy. not being able to fod the
key Of the dissecting room at the moment The
two subjects were brought, he ordered them to
he deposited in an apartment contiguous to
bis bed room.
Daring the evening, Dr.. B. wrote and read
as usual previous to retiring to rest. The
c!ocl, had Just struck one, and all the family
s,ept soundly. when all at once dull sound
proceeded from the room containing the bodies
Thinking perhaps, that the ca: had been
shut mp there by mistake, he went to ee.what
could be the cause Of The unexpected noise
What was his astouishment, or rather his hor-
ror. on discovering that the sack which con-
tained the bodies was torn .asuoier, and or
going nearer he found that one Of the bodies
was missing.
The doors and windows had been fastened
with the greatest care and it appeared impos-
sible that the body could have been st'len.-
The Good doctor felt rather nervous on re-
,,o,lic, tbis and it was not without amaze
meut he perceived the missing body sitting
upright iu corner
peorD, r. At tlis upexrec.ed appari-
,ion became transfxel with terror, which was
,...o,.,l -, obscryiuo the dead aud sunkeu
er,s Of the corose fixed on him; whichever
cav he moved those dreadful eyes still follow
.lI;m
,rL, ,.,r,ir 1oo,or-moro dead than alive
-, h.,,, opicl r.,roo, without
,.':...,I, n ,I,o ot;.,, If III. terror: he re-
- ,,., ~, stem .re hand holding the can
N. ,b. otber extended in search Of the door,
..r;.l n.otIsoc,b Gained . but there is 90 es-
.lo....,,,.b,s risen and followed him.
.t..,'ar,ii f,,pre. added to tho la,encss Of
....l.,lo.,illne.s of niobt seen, to con-
''e ".''' ,..... ''' - 1.c,,r If IN, little
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.li.., I.o., h;,. +, l.i. house and 10
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,h q,.o.,i. ro, tbe, ,r,s 70 ge,
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','''' 49,. -, =. ..r'o ~, cro,bes Which the
.''' "''''. ,,,-.--'.l..,o5 from III. wardrobe
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The cream OF an European books worth reviewing
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

Washington - LipPitu
WILL keep on hand constant supply Of
w COAL of an kinds. and Sawed and split
WOOD. which they will furnish and deliver in
90 suit customers, .or Cash. Orders
left at Yard. corner samuel street and 2. ! o. x.
W Cash paid for Bones.
June u ls13-lr
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Hon Lewis Mckenzie delivered an a'llress
70 the colored people Of Alexandria at the
Third Baptist lcolorel c..urch last night on
the " elements constituting the laiy and gen.
tlemaa." Ills speech was listened to with
marked attention, and VIII nodyubt d. a great
deal Of good. 4. D. BeckIcy lcoloreil also adj
dressed the meeting. Both speakers disfayor-
ed the so-caliei civil rights bill lately before
Congress. Alexandria Val SaitiRd, 9h.
To prevent your hair from coming out
never let your wife catch yor ki.-ing lle ursc'
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GEORGE II. HAGLEY.

GEORGE II. HAGLEN.
Manufacturer Of Ladies and Gents Boys aad
Youths, Misses and Chitren's
Boots, Caters and Shoes,
Ofall STYLES and Grades,
AVING now permanently located in Charlie.
town. has just purchased large and wen
mt nm stock of the VERY BEST MATERIAL,
including superior French Cal.-Skins, N0r0ccos,
Alligator. English Ben Sole. dc. Isl. determina-
tion j, 20 make the best quality of work and 9hist
he offers MANY thanks % those VIII have assisted
him in building up his trade here. he has deter
mined % spare no efforts 10 increase the same 70
Il. utmost extent. TERMS CASH.
GEO. II. HAGLEY.
At Duaield's we have just purchased our Fail
Stock-Boots. Shoes. Hosiery Glove. Underwear,
Confectionery, DC. Alsoa large supply Of Leather.
GEO. II. d; J. 7. llAGLE1.
October 3. 1875. Nav IT, ls73-Iy.
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UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS
AND

T. 4 h AitIo VI 4ll 1 4ltt'A lsL-AiA q '4'
AND
cold and silver Medals
Vy~ERE avardedto CHAS. NJ. STlEFF, for
w che best PIANOS iu competition with all
The leading Manufacturers of the country.
OFFICE AND WAREROOMS,
No.. o n Liberty ST., Baltimore Maryland.
The superiority OF the Unrivalled Stied Piano
Forte. is conceded bv an who have compared it
with otheys. In their New Grand Square scale,
o. Octaves Che manufacturer has succeeded IN
making the mos. perfect Piano Forte possible.
Prices VIII Doe found as reasonable as consistent
with thorough Workmanship
4 large assortment ot Second Hand Pianos al
wavs on hand from S15 90 $500.
Weare agent, fcr the celebrated Burdett Cabi-
net Par,or and Church Organs, all STYLES and pri-
cess t1 suit every one. guaranteed 60 bctuiy equal
to any made.
Send Tor Illustrated catalogue containing the
names ot over 1900 Southegurrs. 800 ot whom
are Virriuiaus. two hundred North Carolnians,
one hundred and frtv East Tcuncssecans. and o.
thefs throu. bout the south who have bought
tle Suef Piano since the close of the war.
July l3 lS72-vearly. April 10, 1873.
lust received Brown, Crushed and GTanula-
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LEONARD scorT PUBLISHING COMPANY
l4O Fulton Street. New York,


By ayraugemeat rib The Eagiih Publishers, irt
receive a literal eompeHsGtioH.
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" Wei, then, I remember you vel, and
your features will never be obli;era,ed + ON
my mcmory-for to you owe my life. D.
on not remember the poor deserier? On
leaving you I went to Holland. Writing a
good hand, and being also good accountant,
I soon obtained situation as clerk 10 mer-
chants Office. Ny good conduct and zeal soon
gained Tor nc the confidence Of my employer
aud tie affection Of lis daughter. When he
retired from business ! succeeded bin, and be-
came bis son-iu-law but without you, with
out your care, without your assistance, should
not have lived 70 enjoy 50 much happiness -