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Gsal1"nt Eight Of six Soldiers with 1n5
l. Aio.vl.. a:,d Colnn,aches.
In stlb-report Of Ills recent fight with the Tn.
tlans, tuat received ut Military Headquarters in
this city, Gen. NliloB saws:
deem Il but duty to hsays men mud fn{,hy,,
soatess to hrlng to tue 1lotro tho hjg},tst n"r
ahoflty IN tfIstance Of inotabe rol,rJue xiii
eFlle hetohn on tbs part Of detachment fron 'ni
erhGah!, with tlle request tLat The sctura hs rn,ar
60 NY ehelr faitlltulneaH al bravery recognized
~ 'ae tiEh ~ tho 10h inat. party culsls}imv os
nerg q; l.. WoothHll. Company "I," f.iyatcs potar T
~. a9il,; uomrany "Af' john Harrington, unmpsny
ri, i'1d ueorao ". Hnlith, Gotupaily nj i Hi"tEK
cavalry Scouts Amos Ohapliau a,iI Wan n,Ym
mese scit =. boaretu Of dispatches from tho ram ~
tala command on Mcc!ullsu Greek, Texas Ia f'amn
supply! !: At 6a. m. on tic la4 whe, a,mr.,,ni
: lug tAe "asAta lttyer, tiny wure
49, NET AND kuHn0uNpHD
" uanA OF l.1 lndianB, klowas and (1puancbes
~ recently lott their agency, and ut tla irat al.
.nGsv ~ s,,os o!ess severely wounded Although inolose Oh
80 aiees nha W overwhelming nHn,bnrs, QUO of c1M
seceette, "h!e they umtur Keyofo firo at Hbort
Iail9c al Wlu lo stera with toir rifles wrrp kgo.
e 1ne tha!ane At bay III tligginB With Ajs kpfu ut
nanas slight cover. After ttiia latl leuu secured
aneY psaeea tAclsalYeA Within IT, the wounded Walking
Mtn p1nse and lMfnfUl efforts, aud lrfynte Smith,
taousn ne hau rccc!yutl nlort. wnuI sitting 1t,-
t'oa OF thelr purity from tho In.ltrlls
FROM curly morning until dark, outnhmbcrr.l twen.
ts'hse to OILS, llndor nu almost
CONSTANT FIRE,
ana At such short range that thoy eometltnes ,se,
PISTOLS retaining tho last charge to prevent can
nfa snt! torture, this Attla party Ut nv defended
@a4 a.ts> Aaa ill., Ee1s9a ot ihais d3lSs
, 1874-10-10

F1ttscrni of eho I..tto Esoy. Dr. Ha.sr.
MEN ionii, Oct. o.-:rhe funeral SERVICES Of tlo
Into Hov.Tlomas Eddy took placo this afternoon ut
st. Paul's Church, corner Of Twenty-aocond stroos
and Fourth ayonuo. The cl,,rcl, was crowiloJ
to 'ts utmost capacity. and among those present
were many woll-is,.own and active ,nou,bera of
tho hletslotlst Episcopal Church. Tho seryiroa
"oEe yery'iaprclHiye, and wore conducted iy 1Nnh.
W ols simpson and Joies. Otations ouIogistIo Of
tI.o 1ato Dr. Eddy wore delivered by Dr.. CLpp-
nan ana curry. At tho conclusion Of tho eor-
vlces M tho body was conveyed to Alarblo Uemotery
IN 1ecolo street, for temporary iutormout. Tlio
pall-bearers wero the Rev. DR.. Haldrich, Con, O. B
p' blsa' Dr Nonlen Nelson, Hiran Forester, tlo
ts Hoy. cysls =. Fosa, G: D. Senoy, Q. uoyt. john
1iltat, OF baltimore; Con. j. l, Reny UeniaInin
!: ;h"rtlett' J, ". d. Poudry md Dr. h. II. Ma,.
, 1874-10-10

H1+ 1e0chDfUrtsA 1&GtG1 1rOMbpeSs
a iotler from Geneva Of tho 23ll Of 6epten,ber
to rarla wl,et, might be headed "lAo Misfoy-
t1,les Of Ilochofurt," roatlB thus:
"Iho sLanternier Inns Aud no luck dur,no
his stay loro. He allgh!od, OIL arriving at ti1o
Hotel ito ltuBdfo. but after two dayu tho roiI,na
aud comil,gB Of tue llazouaa, Gailtarls iather
and hon. ArnouldB. with their long boards mr.,
slouohod hats, WHO took pleasure in rostorim,. @
llochcfort, ondcd in disgusting tho 1 Inastn;
OF tho house. who gayo his guost notIsc sc'tp to
quit Nor did tho traveller rumain ] |'''nu mcu ~
longer Ut t1!o uotol dcs l3urguos ljs '.",u n,xt
place Of rotugs. AS the proprietor w"s
approaching nitn wit!, Her,ous air i,ochofnrs nrs
dia rot allow him TO spoak. i understand;
sald lle. 'that trouble you llero, aud linz w.,
gi'o no Warming At tho Ecu do t}ono%o' H.. i"
stayed TOUR tayu, but, at tho oad Of TINT linn n
humorous English family arrived, aid. I,ay;'n's
t9o father haid to the hctel.kaoner. ,Yun i i,avn
~. Aoclefort heso'' aud lmtnoiiutely auye or
aorn for t'se luggage to DO carriotl nyay. rio
iliasteF ot tho house rushed toward uuI nsaurad
lll'n that tug Objectionable guunt siioulu tunta,t
y aepaft. The fourth station waB tho tIotol iu
31;ao, where !la remained until hs departure for
'oyoy. A. the lattor placo ho ca1no plump
aEall1st Prince Napoleon (Jeronle). lie did uot
moot With much eynpathy ln Tie Btroots OF
4ansyR, Rna xAa even hootpd<"
, 1874-10-10

eomradc, without food. anil ,bctr or,r ,.+n,
tno -~nter that COLLECTED in noo1 miu1ed sItl'
Is e ra mr. p'"a fna % The5n f no Doubt but Hit The,
ths soro " n,,t ,i Hou9o @ ther number. heSfea oao
tuck ou tho 12t1. "o"'''Aoo 'ae "t-
sru, H. INE iSrosunE AND D1srAHQc
th. n ine eonm7lt Thic wnro lecrnsary fuc1enta of
tn or 9ity Warn kch Tint far tlrty.six honra Irou
sn a. ''rs' ~ na"c tair conlion could rot s Iuow,
ruea ~ ~ attendance FOUL rxponea d,rt tba ,i,n
~ IN fuctsaant cold rain, "''''e 'n'' t'lna
uh"np&,s wood'sal. Private Harrington, and scous
ur,,,ota o..p ,eEh1orAr.r WOUNDED.
~ f: anith dict! Of hs wounds un Tho ,nprn,no n,
but not tiEu.sas a'h aud Scout Dixon wero srucis
,o ot recital Of their ecds and t,o mention Of
cd eicn ,,n WhiSh sl'oy fought how tic wounl-
woag We ] ny exposure to fresh wounds afsr n ,'oar sr
co 4s1n ooroa %s args1s gEntsHe aono present scoo o
~ yell aa inclination, promIu nv tn ~l,Gh d4ty
Which w0 cannot t!tly honor -" ~ tecog!aize, bit
, 1874-10-10

I'm L;Smnn, r. D. Kanfnsn, Mr.. Carroll, JOHN BALI,
t G T. 1a,.m M15,ro NJ: A. naslne, Wt,l!s LII aoorgo d.
William Andrews, John uieaapu.
T. Sreootoa. in tle usual strain, wcro n1otlo by
sol,ator q Wnite, Mr. Harvey, II. ". King, L. i.
Al"CIKF, anu that murderer OF common aonyo
and a Dtyntax, frank Lawior. Tho Jrisl. talk Of
,ntl11E'''|s suit Of lbol against frank for ruin
'"R tAeir national reputation fnr oratory.
~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ihero W1ll no meeting uf tllo Opposition
!i.a Mhtl, conior Of Waubansn and EIstoa avenues,
lhls oyonng tho 10Th Inst, ~''
o,:l Iao foung Mou'a independent Republican
Cl!fp y a. The sixto1ntt Ward will hold lncotine
r. H. .'so!n raFx Hn No. 9a7 Nort, Clark Htrce.
tho "ard are cordially invited to attcnd.
, 1874-10-10

oFee'"t Ohnafch to Ine Cn,caaa Yf,b,uc
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Oo!. 9.-A bo!d casa Of m.
sault aud higiway-robhery occurred OIL one or
tho PRINCIPAL residence streets OF this oftv ohort
II O'Clock last night, Alr. Clrietopher Batx i,c.
ing assaulted wl,cu about entering hin own
Louise by an unknown man. Ho waa t,noc1, a.,
down with large club. buaton until iuso,,n;hIo
aud ls still in prccasious condition. NJ c,s,v
70 t5to ahaassl1l. Several other pcrsonB 1,ayo
beon Esopped recently by nigl.t-iolbrrs. nnd
seXefaf tloaBcs ontcrel and p!,1ndored. Thu pnst.
nineo u froutice and tllo railway depot Ut Ash
rahhT rahh Te:s broken into fow evenings agu aul
, 1874-10-10
NEW YORK NIA3stx1Yrs

a Nervous Feeling Prevailing in to,,,.
la.rc:nl Cfrc1us-S&ocKs-T'tc E,ro.,,,cr =
! HturlxGt1.
srtciat Dispateh to 7ae Chscauo Tribune.
.NEw 1onE, Oct. 9.--A careful survey Of buaf.
nosB ciroloH shows d gonorat
EEnyotfs FEELlSa
prevailing, hut, boyoud few failures of sn,,,
HOUSES, tlore aro nv facts to lndoato con1morc;o1
embarrassment. Ono or two AFTERNOON panors
display pan{clky dianositon, anu publisl, mnnv
unfonndod rntnors affecting mouberH OF anal,
houuos, but tho general disposition of the neua,
papora Is 70 avoid discussion or this subject untit
1t torcos itself OIL their attention moro absoIue
~. The feeling ia tllat agitation will produre
what all fear, general doubt and domorn!zation.
and that suspicion will lead inevitably tn fail.
ures which ought not to bo, md to = nanic wl5ch
ought not to oxlHk.
sTocKs,
aEtor bolng bola!erel early in the sy by rumora In
tho bull intoteat, fell oil later, and closod lower
than yesterday. Tl,oro appoara to be no yicor-
ouS nlanipuiator In tue market, or q panic II,
atooKs might be readily started in tue present
nsrSou8 state OF Wall street brokers.
THE MARKETS
nro gencral|y dull. Whisky was only fa,r,y mi.
No: =. WEI, 6 sa'uss satae easier. Saos OF 3O bris
NJ 9l'Wti5. Tho pork-markot is lower, md fras
aetivo. Sa!cs Of $50 brs MOSS at S92. 2.5jG9os *
9 y Heef m heavy, and very quiet. saleH 81 brn st
aoo9 tor paoked, md 3lS. 90 Tor family. There's
poot dull mud tamo. beef Iaus n better nlinniv
:, a1a demand. 10 salcs 80 brs Mt 82200@22. ID for
tiow western. Gut meats easier aud vory o,1iot.
1o1@1og@c for hams. ani 1041o for
tetl,l'ea; Ota,1 ,oG1 smoked hams at 14@1lhU; 500
picked , do At l2@121llc; 400 smoked sho,r,1dors
" iv'lc 5oo piek;el do At 9Gp9l(c; 275 boxes
rib, 13T lbs average, d 11Hc. ~' '''"'' 'Dof'
La!a y, vas wea'ios ard less active. Sales 200
tca 81 olu Weston steam at 14e7l4Mo: ESQ tc. citv
u l22569la31c; 1oo tcs No. city At 1910: l59
e. fo''nea at li14c 5000 l''s yellow grease at
fho market closes very heavy. 40 ~ 0o'''a'a'
, 1874-10-10

the oppoS'''on OF the Third Senatorial Dis.
tsct i!old mtot!ng last evening a. Euh's Hail.
No. 2o7 A1clior ayonue, to ,lbist OIL having bet.
tor men nominated than had been nut up by tho
convention. Owing 10 misunderstanding an
10 tho nature ct tho meeting, much of tho time
was takon up. by soycral nlasil!in sneoshaa ~.
!.,9 Ga{,aln9 ths interests * tho Skill Ward, md
anto %of for up Sopae tS ns,e ot H. Somuer cand-
chairman. having hccsoled IN obtal,1ne aomo o
listie ofdor stated tho obioota OF tha n3oelin'.
and spoke IN favor Of appointing committee F.
ns.s Msi: 90 s tho atas ohsnbot Of md
w. 4eVa9pa Hayag tl% lu%2I''anHtsa' ap tsa ,A.,, t,.,
, 1874-10-10

. !.osnoS, Oct. 1o.-.lAu following additional
Gon.5 Ifo m obtaned 2 from Tho Ere report, ua pn1-
protlta Of tho Company for tho year ending Sou.
toM5tr, 1873" tLe report Hays ''age au!,jeut 10
Il !aduction Of tho BEscAofsl1ein disputed clp1m
" 800 .00o for mid gi,on In the expulsion Of Jny
Goll.l IRON tho administration Of tho Company
doilcit Of $2, 331 ,392.
, 1874-10-10
CRIME.
sffnl OF the Gnrrslrti County, Hv..
Rioters.

lLV.,
ItIOtCrSs
shtefat D'sDafeh to The Chftaoo 7tjtuns.
LOUISVILLE, ky, Oct. 9.-Tho Court for TIM
tr'al of tho Garsard County rioters convened At
Lancaster Monday, Judge Ovosiy presiding.
William Sellers, the head Of tho Republican fac-
zion during tho lato disturbl nccs, arrived in
town from Louisyi1lo tho same thy, lis presence
causing tho utmost excitement amuug tho poo
pie. l1o applied for guard, and n partv of
state militia was detailed for duty dav and nirt
at ING . hotel where to IL stopping. 0n Wedn9es.
Gay afternoon the Sheriff Ind exhausted Gamard
1ouns9 20 had Jurors, ind only six l,au been so
from other counties. it is oxpocod tho panof viii
haSo becn completed and the trial begun tc-ffnv
, 1874-10-10

BUFFALO, N. Y, OCT. 9.-United states d.
toctiyes yesterday arrested Thomas Ballard aims
john Dayia. QUO OF tho most expert cou1,crfet-
eEs and engravcrs in the country; aIso, Elizcbcth
Ballard n.ltl Ann Adams, aceomp]ices. Tn tha;,
poahesslon was found 100000 In cou,,torfct
money Or various denominations, togotIlor viii,
press dius, platos etc. "A'1A
, 1874-10-10
OCEAN STEAMSNlp NEWS.

NEW Yonk. OCT. 0.-Arriyoa. steams!,ip Cali
forn'a, from Glasgow.
IIytNroo1, Ocl. 0,-stoamship A1geria from
Now York, aud FaaerlAnd, from Philadelphia,
Boston, AsA arrived. A''A@
NEw YonK. ooE. o.-Arrivad, ste.mes Main.
, 1874-10-10

WILMINGTON Dol, Oct. 7.-Au olcetou was
hela Yesterday iii this stete for Iuupootora and
assessors to conduct tie election in November, A
11ill vote was pood. with tue following results;
Aoht County, Democratic majority, i46 sus.
ec1, eoofatlc ta, majority, 27 Newcastle Dou-
, 1874-10-10

x Srfc'ut D7s,ak.A to The Eateuuo 3T7ovne
. KALAMAZOO, Oct. 0.--The Democrats and
Republicans hayo now full tickets ill tllo field.
Refosmers anl tho Temreranc, parties u,n,;rato
by tho Democrats. ''""5
, 1874-10-10

AUGUSTA, Co., Oct. 9.--So far ~ heard from
only throo counties in Goorgi.-Liborty, New
ton, and diynn-hayo gone Republican. Tho
indications arc that tho ontiro delegation from
Georgia in tho next Congress- will bo Demo
cratic.
, 1874-10-10

NEW YonK. Oct. 9.--Illa Stato Exocutira
COMMITTEE Of tho Independent Tcn,noru,,co
party hayo Withdrawn the nomination Of J,1dso
ufoo nnd ". Sutton for Governor and Licutcn-
state St Prohibition ticket, headed By Myro99 II.
, 1874-10-10

10y Station. Monday evening. Oct. 1o. ainnn.
9nin, Tuesday. Oct. IS; McHonry, wednesday. SD
yet. i Niohn,ond, Ih'1rs.iay, Oct. IL: Crvatai
d.ako crossliiS. FRIDAY, Oot Id; Batavia. Enno
County, Saturday. Oct. II. 4A"Ao
, 1874-10-10

1EalaLATTvE NOMINATION IN MICHIGAN
Correspondence nf RI. CA,cuqo Tribune
1LANa1Na, Mich, Oct. 8.--William 4. 'Dyyorp
q, q L.!!'lAinG. ha0 boon nominated by tLo rro,.
rt Slo,sloniEts OK tho Firat Dierrict Of 1usl.um
county 1or Representative in tho Legiataturo
, 1874-10-10

@"h0HeAs pELEoATR9 TO THE CHATTANOOGA con-
YEST1OE.
LITTLE jtoCE. Ark. OCT. 8.-Sonatots CIavtan
aud Dorsey, Judgo Mcclure. and a large ,;n,,'.
per Of other leading Republicans OF tho Ststo
lGaye hero Tomorrow to attend tho Chattanoura
ton from Toxaa, @"'os"-
, 1874-10-10

C0''csf'01tacHct u TIE CAic0go 1fiouuc.
LAfslSo. Mich, Oct. 8.-Tle National ne.
form State Central Chu.mit!eo have uuu.;nato]
Joaenh Ill. Sterling for State Treasurer, in nlacn
of ". T: Hewitt. who decliued bosa,lsa ha yano wSs
previously nominated for Register Of Calhoun
, 1874-10-10

7oaIrana,m ~ ~ t.sN4o !tfohhe.
tho t great temperance orator, spoto bore. il,
Whito,s Hall last night, to crowded ho,,so.
lle held his imnonao audience spolI-bo,1nd Tor
~ S,so hours The effect OF his speech was cood.
under tho auspices of tho Repubcau Centroi
Committee. Tic Republicans are ii good ppirit,
, 1874-10-10

q. s S"Fe'at Dtsnafch to Tho Chfcngo Tribute,
Iueco1A, ILL.,, Oct 0-laon. Logai addressed
political nlass.moettng IN this city this aftor-
noon. very largo crowd WAS III attendance,
more tilaa crowdlnE tle largest hull III tho city,
LILO spoke Of tho Independent party ~ aiming
only ut tho breaking tip Of tho Republican party,
io then spoke Of the record: Of the Republican
party. aud IN favor Of free banking. Il, co,,plu
slon, he supported 3tr. Cannon, tho candidate
it ior ro-electon to Congress-. He then explained
perfectly iunoceut. '"''
, 1874-10-10
NINETEENTH ILLINOIS LEN1SLAT1yE DISTRICT m
pErENDENr CONVENTION.

~ SnecfMl D2spalch 70 Tie Chtc1qo i'rtpu,,o.
IouLoN. ILL.,. Oct. 9.-Iho Independent Con-
Vention Of tho Nineteenth Repsosen:atlyo Dis
tsict was held hero today. Julius Benedict. Of
burcall County. was nominated for State Sum-
tor. and ]: J. Heron. OF Bureau. aud Davis Inv
lnan, o. stark, for 1tenresontatives. Tho host
complete success. The candidates aro mon of
uuoScoptionablo characters, and arc in full syn,.
pashy with tho Farmars' parly. - 49,
i. lho Independent County Convention was hold
Esaex TomnuhIp, for Sheriff, aud d.. Uiilnshaw
of Toulou, for Uoronor. ''''A""""'
, 1874-10-10

=, nffc'a! ItsDRsea 70 Tho LHicNHo Y;1bEne,
,FA1nnUny, Ill.,, Oct. 0.--1he 1lenubcnn Lcr.
tsiatiso @ Convention for tho Counties or Ford aud
!!,,!stagston mot in this p}nce to-tlnY. n. i.
2S;eyepH' e. Esq., OF tho Paxton Record, wna chosen
Iniair,lan: Mr. David NloIntosh, farmer, Of
son. also an extensive farnor OF Ford Couoty.
Wero unnaanimonslY ~ no,ninatod for Roprosonta-
tiFoB The Convention was enthusiastic III The
!,1 ncll9t that they will DO elected. 4. Z. Sweet 4.
y: AcailogE. and John Virgin ot L'vingaton; a,
n. u Stevens aud Thomas Ella. OF Ford wcro
appointed Executive Legislative Committoos
John virgin, OF Fairbury is Chairman.
, 1874-10-10
calcAGo SATURDAY, OCTOBER TO- ls;4--rwELyE PAGES

meetings be hold simultaneously In each pro-
better nominations. Tho motion wt,s onrrloJ'
Another not Of 'naudlin apeecllos folio onoJ. tir.
tnK which several persons Withdrew : Tho nloct.
Ing sO0n a[tcr nd IOMrnctl itlluliMitn!Y.
, 1874-10-10

EloYiod III fho ro.or1 hf tbo 7,o,,,,.l;,o,, ,,,t
autl ~ for fnr,,ot ,,s t".'s'
yoar xro NJ IN nuaua ,; ~. i.s'' .t,s ~
Every gesture that brought tho beer to his In.
was the signal for loud applause. Ho elo5ed BY
louu!H.
T. ntohfn1e!ler, +. 4. 6ittig, and J0ueph Whit
poia followed III short atltlehsos. Tho last-numcA
individual wRH very ohnoxiuuv. and. from In.
vulgar 1A1Irunra wnH ntt onv raalIn,l ~ nrjnm
but lnn.o ns1aaiutoI with his unnopularity ] ,; by
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-09

NJ Ew PKEPAhAIIoNa.-r i. brngnursl s Co.,
IN desire I call the attention vi physicians aud
Others IN ested to tue following new Preparations
Of their ln1nui actute, which are destined " oc
cupy prominent Position as tho most popular vi
tue uutritive tones.
WIERA AND Belly, each tablespoonful representing
the nourlshing constituents VI one ounce al ltesh
Beet, with the gentle stimulating properties Vi Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINK OF BREB AND Iron, containing the same ss
the above with the addition vi three grainsOf Citrate
Vi Iron In each tablespoonful.
ELIXIR BEkF, each tablespoonful representing
the uuut OF ounce Ot Fresh Beet, with u
drssert-spoouiul OF Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR on BgEF, HON, AND CALlsAYA, each
Tablespoonful of which contains the uourishng
properties vi of fresh Beef three grains ct
PyrUphvsphHte OF Iron, eight grains Vi CalibAya
| BARK, with Finest French Brandy.
The above elegant preparations are palatasle
aud grateful TO the taste, acceptable io the stomach
and uniform in strength having Tor their basis .u
Extract OF Beet thu Lutitss aud restorative value
ot which in debiiitAted conditions Ut tae syste " !,
well established. They are einlnently adapted toi
the Treatment Ui those suffering nom The debility
resulting prot acted Illness In the sinking htagu
OF tyyhVid and other levers III the exhaustion Ahl
fatigue arslpg tom excessive work. lurs 1i ape
tite, impaired digestion apd dyspepsia. Al u rrstO
ratiye hnd IhVi Aur II invaluable IUt TIT
esceut, ia tho debility accompanying old age
'u the rapid growth children, and Ia all iOrnis
general debility attended by defective nutrition
| ner yOus pIusirAtion and AN Impoverished condition
| Of tho blood.
| Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
| A.. EhiSGilukSr x 10,
| 5iA.h x Market SITS. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-09
II e. iS1<INsaaU Is-, a
Su.3lT MAkkEr SFIiEfI

. Il Cholera Mixture, % r"N IL maxi. \ ,ali
vW tai remedy iOr diaIIhuna, cholera, and oJs, nes
ID vi the bowels.
Essence OF Jamaica Ginger, IL capital preparation
of the finest white Jamaica Ginger, manufactured
with the greatest caro- and suitable ~ the most deli
cate constitutions, neatly put upi al reasonable
price.
Fluld Rennet, In making this, care Is taken to po
cure the best renne and then We use our best shef
wine and other, try it.
Gum Camphor, the best protection against moth
for iurs woolen goods.
Cologne and Bay Rum 10y the quart OF gallon. u
BOTTLES Ut desirable styles. Call and examine.
Cox's Gelatine for Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts for the landk erchicf in bottles or IN bulk
No. in quality, for sale il any quantity to suit.
Ferrateu Elixir OF Geutian. We claim for thistLa
it has the strength Comp. Sine Gentlan will
the addition vi full duSe vi mon with each dose
has many advantages oyur Ferrated Elixir, contain
ing Casaya Bark As 1t lie uniform in strength ant
appearance, and II pleasant and efficient tome, VI
con- mend il to any one wishing an Iron tonic.
Trusses.-We have always had private apart
ment for lifting 1russes Every person wanting
truss can have II adjusted to them and warranted L
ht.
Mrs. Allen 8, Halls Rings, Woods, SternR's Am
br0sit, and many utheT Hair Preparations nj reiuee
prices.
Latour Salad on. Wholesale and reta at
Ii. X. BkISGHURSr y,
Market
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-09
Braces Braces !! Braces
TRussE..i TRUSSFS TgUSsEsi TRUSSESl
supporters ! Supporters {!

We have just received ;icn the manufacturers III
phi, one vi the finest assOf tInentS OF the
ABOVE articles that was ever onered to the ctitehs
vi " ilinlngton. Among theta Is An entirely new
brace kuown MS the
steel Spring ShouIder Brace.
Which are pronounced by those who use them, SUI
periur to ANY thing o the Kind In USE We have alst
new brace Tor the ad,es, lnanui actnrcd expressly
for us, which Is Il great Improvement oAer the Old
STYLES, aud which are stiuns rapidly. We nave
greatly eular s-d our brace and truss department
and thUse who are wat OF such articles uAuhu
fat heing suited. Private ioOm Tor lAieT, at
! tended by MItS &. FOSTER, NJ. u,
| Gall At tcsItk'S DkUu :URt,
n W. corner vi Front and Ns'eI Streets,
ct1-u Wilmington. Del.
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MarvIn's DeOderized Cod Liver
OIL,
AT FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Cainphur for putting away Clothes,
An FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Pile and Burn Salve at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Blood Purifier at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
letter Ointment at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
SeLitI Powders at p cts. per box.
Citrate Magnesa al - cts, per bottle.
ptarthKa Mixture fol summer u splendid article
Wlr,IeSAlc ur Retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STGRE,
Corner OF Front and West Streets,
IN, II Wilmington, Delaware.
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Or OOms BrOOmS broOmS!

Cash pail tor broom corn. Broom material for
sale, aud broom, sold hy the dozen. NJ the lowest
market prices. Bruoms will ais, be made M tul
parties, who furnish t broom cnrn at II cents each
work done on shares AZ the
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRONT AM
SHIPLEN STREETS.
GEORGE fISCK,
GHESr PROTECTORS, ct Ghamoi- ard Woo
- single, at Il. BRINGhUkSr & cos.
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cOAL, wOoD, LINE, Erc.
". w. PYLE,
whorsaic and retail dealer III
Coal, Wood, limo and Sand

.-sssE at thr Nard ,eouthui lhifd street Bridge
N<tE All hind, Ol tott, Including Pane ttctk,
,-r6fsRH.v new aud veiA auuttmr uticlr, soId al
the lowest lkut Ialth
A call Is reh pruIInIIh M It.L. nn...-tI
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| rs WANTED 2gbi



rOr the prevention ami cure OF CON
TRACTION, GoRNs, QUARTER CRACKS,
CONTKACTIUN oB THE BAtE SINKw, GIN
gnALY CALLED kSKE SPRUNG SPKAINs, CALLS
SCRATCHES, KHEuMATisM, &c.
have tested Boyer's HOOi l,niment on the feet OF
over one hundred horses. The diicrcice 10 the CON
dISn OF the feet ID great In it, FAVOR, that would
BE- without II for ten times its cost. II should bo
properly applied to every horses hoot, AMI especially
In the when the horses feet ALWAYS in con
with the heated earth, which dries them up, and
they become hard and ieyersh which produces con
traction curns, quarter cracks contraction OF the
back snew, commonly called khts Nprug, and often
the pains in the hOof ii produces sweeney In tina
shoulder. We recommend it aS the best preparation
used 1t should be used On every horses hOOf
commOnly-as oil is used on harness or mems boots
o Keep them In good condition.
| Elk. COnkIin,
| Proprietor and Superintendent y The cUnt,Heai1I
| Stdbss, kdHSOm STREET, PhHdtelphid
| MIR. NJ. &. BOYER -DsuF SIR This IL to certify,
| hat | have used your lmiment in my stables ior
hrce months past, mtre than one hundred horses,
and lind II the best preparation have ever used ON
horses. far bette-t han Aun recommend Send
me i've cases al uuca express.
| HARRY HAMILTON,
| No. 1872 West 3lst Street, New York CIV.
Sold Wholesale and retail AT UrOprietots prlcrs by
| T.. BRlNGlllKS + 4 CO, upothecail,s,
| CuiucI 9Th aud n ttket Streets
| ANIMATION. Delaware
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EUREKA!

JOHANNES, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRh
reate,, ith the utmost success, by j. ISAAC, M u,
and Pre- essor OF Diseases of the EYE and EAR (his
speciality In the Medical College of Pennsylvania IL
years experience, formerly Of Lsyden, Holand,) NO
so6 ARCH street Philadelphia Testimonials San DC
accompany their patients he has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial Eyes Inserted without palm. No
harse for Examination. apr H-iy
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TO CONsUMPTIVs.

TO CVNSUMFTIVHs
The bdvertieer having been permanently cured or
that dread disease. Consumption, by simple remedy,
IN anxious 10 make known fellow sufferers the
means OF euro. To all VINO desire II. he VIII send =
copy Of tho prescription used free OF charge with
directions for preparing and using the same winch
they will find a SURE CURE yoR CONSUMPTION
Asthma, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please address
hEv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1871 Penn street.
Wilsmsburgh, n. Y.