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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

Tbs distribution " i'll be in public and ,sul..
made under the sssne form and reRui,iioa VT" Vt. ~ %
pan Francisco ana Louisville Library Gift CsL.
ceIts., under the Supervision OF a committee d.
prominent citizens elected by the tick of biJsr,
Reference as TO the integrity of this enter, ~;
and of the management il mate to the ialiara
well known citizens: ''''""'
Sam. l.. Tibbals, A. ToLropcs. J. M.lsb n
0errish-Members Of City Council.
Judge L, j BlaGk, Asst U. :, Assessor Mab
d areepwald. Projectors Metropolitan holp,'
kuGipe Moore, City Marshal " VI, ilnG 49,
teot; J. X ehoe, Constable j. kupier Jswaisr
Capt. b. Howe, Contractor; y, il. Eichm"nd
Co.. Commission Merchants: NJ, t. CampbeiI pra
Rrietor of Central Hotel; Singleton 4 lrea,l
Proprietors Paeift Stable $. y bitch, Mtrrh1ti
sandy, Utah; A q. Harrison. Helena, Montana
we vii also announce that each and eyert rei.
son buyin u ticket can at any aud an tiio,. =,
anime our books ana all bushes rausaC tou- gbn.
nectei with the enterprise: and a. the l,awi,e T..
prizes win be placed in The hands OF Aur,e.t a,
dishterested mem II " III insure a firapi ;uf.i-.
tial distribution.
Good Responsible IL Agents Wanted iitts
al Commission Allowed
&c Money should be sent b. ExprerI or b., .J5s
On ary solt cut Lapk, Lv pOst-OfEce Money Order
or Registered Letter, at our risk. y pIitt u'lr.
address.
H w. MORGAN, Manage,
JAn-3d1m Lock Box l5s. COGinuo, Lt4L,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
Scientific and Safe Treatment,

When applied with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douehe
and accompanied with DIR. Pierce's Golden Medl.
cal Discovery as constitutional treatment, DIR.
sage's Ca,arrh Remedy produces perfect cures of
the worst cases OF Cstarrh and Ozena Of many
years standing. This thorough course of medi-
cation constitutes the only scientific rational, safe
and successful manner OF treating this odious
disease that has ever been offered 10 the afflicted
SO successful has it proven that the pl oprietor
has long offered a standing reward OF $500 for
case Of CatarIh which he cannot cure
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
THos. J. BISHOP, of South Brooklyn, N. Y.
writes that his wife had suffered since q child with
Uatarrh until IL had resulted In what eminent
physicians pronounced Consumption; that she
has used DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and they have
worked wonders with her case.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People should beware OF those imposters who not
only try to initiate Dr. Pierce Family Medicines
but also copy his original style Of advertising by
Offering various sized rewards for cases Of Catarb
and other diseases which they can not cure Those
who do not possess sufficient intelligence to
enable them to write original advertisements of
heir own, but have to steal those of others, are
not likely to have made great and valuable dis.
,ovsris. In Medicine. Look cut for them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
The Foreme,t TenIe or IN. Ave

Taking into consideration the character OF it's
vouchers the history of its cures and its immense
annual sales. Hostetters Stomach Bitters may be
fairly entitled the Foremost Tonic of the Age. 1t
Is net only tonic but constitutional and local
Alternative and its tendency Is substitute healthy
for diseased action throughout the system. Ii the
impression upon its mucous Tissues. No sooner has
the dyspeptic swallowed dose OF 1t than he knows
by his sensations that his stomach has received an
accession of yigo increases the desire for food
and the ability to digest and assimilate It. the
lvei is derelict. it improves the condition of the
organ and imparts to 1t Il new and heslthful i'm
pulse. The bowels being obstructed. 1t promotes
the how of bile into the intestinal canal and there
by relieves them and re establishes their natural
action Its effect upon the brain. the nerves and
kidneys is equally salutary. In short 1t tones al
tiers and regulates the whole system. aqto feb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

NEw EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. .-rroE !.
L. Tay lor, Principal OF the Normal lnslilul
at Hamilton, London county, Virginia, and a
brother Of the late +. Clarkson Taylor OF this
city, has purchased the Taylor II Jackson
Academy property n. W. cor. Eighth and VOL
las:on streets, for 5000 Here on the eth Of
September next he will lopen high grade school
for both sexes.
Prof. Taylor, several years ago. was a
teacher in this well known Academy. From
here he went TO West Chester, and from there
10 Coatesyllle, where be established an Acade-
my. Afterwards he went to Virginia, and,
as above announced, will egsin return TO this
city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

lie LOST or CTR foRrs--1 h. iorts around
Delaware Chy have cost Ihe Government clever
sums OF money from the time they were con-
stracted 10 the Present, Va On Fort Delaware
about sl,.t2,n00 have been expended. This fort
Is an enclosed pehtagon, and was commenced in
Io'S' IL mounts guns and 20 howii sr. in
casemates and "a guns on barbette.
On the battery at Finn's Point, \. opposite
Fort Delaware, $4,000 have been expended
his i an open barbette battery, commenced in
I-'2 When finished it will mount y blrbette
guns.
On the lew tort, opposite Fort Delaware, on
tue delaware side, Sl27, zoo have been expended
This Is en- open barbette battery and was com.
Lnenced In 1873. When finished it " III mount 81
I3-inch guGs and heavy mortars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

At Aurora, Ind. Mrs. Trainer and three chill
dren, and Mrs. Benter and two children are
dangerously i'll from eating pork which contain
Hon. James Thompson. lately Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, died
suddenly yesterday. while arguing case be
fore the Supreme Court.
The new Parliamentary canvass in Eng
land Is going TO be very exciting one, and
the contest is acknowledged to bs close.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
Morton Gives Reasons tor the Si
lence of the President.

Senator Morton, who has been the special cham
pion Of the administration. says that the President
will not sent 10 = message on Louisiana attsirs
because he hus concluded not 10 recommend y
new election. aud outside OF this be feels that
there is nothing for him to cay. The senators
bic portion OF the people in Louisiana are In favor
OF changing the Kellogg government, not even
among the Democrats. SebatOr Carpenter will
tomorrow introduce his resolution for u new
election and make a speech in support of it -
Senator Morton does not know when his commit
tee Will reach the investigation of Pnchback,
called tor in his resolution which passed the SEN
ate Pinchback says he will not submit to al In
vcstigation until he 10 admitted to q seat.--N. y.
Herald Of to Gay
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FLOUR.-There is a better feeling in the market
and more activity Sales of 2000 barrels city mills
on private terms and $500 barrels in lots at S. 2oa
s. Is for Supertine S6a6 so for extras spring
wheat extra family. 81 5Uas o for Pennsylyani,
brands Rye Flour is selling at 81 75a5. In Corn
Meal no sales.
GRAIN.-The Wheat market is without charge
worthy of special note sales of red at 81 5ssl IS ;
smber nj 81 70a 81. and No. spring at 81 TO, Corn
is steady sales of 500 bushels at sOaS2c. for new
yellow. Oats are quiet, with sales Of Pennsylyani
aud Western white at Static. The receipts to-day
are as follows: 5l9l bbls -four: i5,sOo bushels of
wheat: lS4O0 bushels corn 500 bushels oats; 700
bushels barley.
SEEDS.-Cloverseed is quoted at s. salo': per lb.
TiUothy sold at s3 10 ami FlaASeed at 81 y per
bushel,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

iHE LEVY Col.Rr.-The Levy Court Of New
Castle county, will meet in regular session. NJ New
Castle, Oh Tuesday next. This boo, is composed
OF OF SIX democrats and five Republicans. Serach
7: ShaIicioss is J'rcsid.nt and John f. Springer
CIerh. IN" election of Tax Collector, viii TAX
p!1er on FRIDAY but IT i. supposed the present
collectors will lie elected The most irnnortant
bu-lnes, will to the hIing ol the A.
ses=ment lsts,and all Democrats who have ne
Srtt ted TO become assessed, should then have their
names placed on their liats. Ii they neglect ii
then they VIII lose their votes next eectidn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
ScHIsM IN The PkEsBYTKRIAN CHURCH

SCHIsM IN The PkEsBYTKRIAN CHURCH
The trial Of the Rev. E. u. Smith before the
West Chester Presbytery Of New York, on the
charge Of creatiog schism in the Presbyterian
Church BY adopting certain! doctrines and prac-
tices of the so-calIed "Csiholic Apostolic
Church" has resulted in Q verdict Of guilty.
1t was resolved by a unanimous vote that Mr..
E. Z. Smith be deposed from his functions as
minister in the Presbyterian Church. The rev.
erend gentleman had previously proclaimed his
intention to appeal to the Synod
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

NJ HARRTz's LAST FNrKRraIHMRNT-M Hariz's
hird performance at the Institute al, last night
was witnessed by good audience, which near.
~ filled The Hall. The performance was as mys-
tiying as ever, aud those present could not come
any nearer than before 10 unravepg the nv stery
connected with the "ludian Box and Basket feat
MI, Hart goes from here to Baltimore where no
doubt, his performances will be more WARMLY an
preciated, and more largely attended than they
were in this CITY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

A SLAUGHTER CT CANINEs.-Last week a
mad dog in Ruscombmanor township, Berks
county, bl. nearly all the dogs in the vicinity of
Princetown, and the result was a general
saughtering of the csnines some so dogs being
killed by their owners Among those shot was
Newfoundland, valued at some $50. Mr..
Dautrich was bitten in the thumb by his dog,
which he had tied fast, and he went TO Reading
for medical treatment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

foET NEws-On Monday, lie three masted
Schooner, John Shay, arrived from Philadelphia
and VIII load Phosphate at Walton 4 whanns
MILL for Charleston, s. {.
The L. S. Lighthouse Steamer Violet wa. in
port on sunday.
The sloop Dunwoody, from Philadelphia and
schoonerS Margaret Platter and Mary Prlce from
New l ork, with nitre, arrived on Tuesday
Ihe steamship Neptune, was taken ont of the
Wednesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

Jane, Phillips of lnwood, Delaware county,
has in his possession Bible which he claims
to be the oldest book in the L nited States 1t
was translated bv William Tndall, and published
in 1854. The book was brought TO this country
in 16s2, and has been in the Phillips family
ever since 7, ia printed il large size old Eng
lish lsle. and Is in good state of preservation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

Friendly VIsITs.-This evening, Hope Coun-
ell, No. p Jr. y. L. A. NJ, will receive friendly
visits from Fr4donla, No. A., ana Epworth Coun-
clls Same order of Philadelphia The latter
Council will be accompanied by brass band.
he visitors Will be received at the depot and con-
ducted TO the Jr q. l. A, NJ Hail, in Siver's
Building, No iOl Market street, where thev will
be Hospitality entertained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
Register q Order.
REaJsTER's CrlIc

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. jan. 9Th. 1914
.Gp9n. the application Of YiCIUR DuPoNT.
Wilmington Hundred. in said county. deceased
the Administrstor Aforesaid. give notice of the
granting OF Letters of Administration upon the
Estate Of the deceased. with the date Of grant
ing thereof. BY causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters, in
six of the most public places of the County of New
Castle. requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate. to present the same abide by
an Act of Assembly in such case made and prov ided
And also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the Daily Gazette, q newspaper
publisher in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two month";, N. o. D.
Given under the hand and Seal of Of
seal \fce of the Register aforesaid, at New
asI in mn SeT G1s sso,s oSqn,y S1,sn aforesaid
b. GIBBS. Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the deceased must present the sam duly attested
to the Administrator on before Jan. 9th. 1875,
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such made and
provided VICTOR DaP0Nf,
Admin istrator.
Address. Wilmington. Del ian7eod2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

ESCAPED FROM THE AIMS HorsE-This morn
lng. special officer Legg received 4 despatch from
Chester, stating that crazy man named Mcclure
from the Wilmington Aims House, had been cap
tured in that city. Mcclure was hand-cuiied when
captured. He had escaped from the Aims House
yesterday, and walked TO Chester Policeman
Legg went up after Mcclure ihs aiter BON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

SEIZURE Or LIQUoR.-Thi5 morning,
Collector Prettyman went to liquor store Of
Patrick Lally, corner Second and Tatnall
streets, and making forcible entrance seized
quantity of liquor, on which Mr.. Ially had
refused to pay the internal revenue tax. The
matter was afterwards compromised by the
Collector and Mr. l.allJ-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

T. BhISGhURST & CO.. Erazsists. corner ttA
POINTED agents for this valuable ard popu lar Hoo!
Linment, fully prepared 10 supply il Wholesale
ard retail at the man nufsctursrs pr!ces.
dtawkN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

Rr,7AWA-.-At noon, to-day, team belong
ing to Thomas Hicks,.was undergoing,reparsa at
blacksmith shop, corner of Delaware Avenue
and Tatual streets, when the horses ran out the
Avenue at rapid pace They were stopped
before any damage was sustained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
Special Notices.
CURRY POW WpE n.

populsl kitchea requisite Of td,t lhd,a origin
lor fayoribs soups. meats, fowls. game, "apsuts,
chow how. Sc,, small portion importing very
agreeable. slightly Iungent. aroma. Prepare
1am the seLuius receipt by -
h. BkISGHukST d CO.,
ApothecaIies,
Csrner 81 nth and Marx Ell streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
r,n,ies, OF tho roor.
hEeThtR-. eetARFsRLT.- MEETING, AT TIE |
- uOr9E

| hEeUttR.. QUARTERLY MEETING, AT TIE
| = rs AIMS Horss.
Yesterday. The regular quarterly neeung OF
I the Teusiees ci the Poor ivr New Castle Co. was
held at ,he Alma House, in this city, freslden!
Geo Lodge in the chair
There was full Board present.
After organizing the Trustees adjourned. aud
sat down 10 fine dinner which, in accor-
darce with usual custom had been provided
After duner, the Trustees made thorough
examination Of the Aims House premises, They
found ol2 inmates, an excess over last years
number, owing 10 the hard times. These in
mates gave evidence Of beiug well fed and well
cared FOR, and were in excellent coEdiiiou.
The premises We" fr"i in :Ae bcSl oi'!el, and
overriding dei.,... a.. e.. care IA super
vision cyeiciscd b, g., "a. ...dent, NJ baf-
low. The trustee. unit. in pronouncing him
an excellent aud conscientious official, and
eminen,ly fitted for the position he holds.
Ths inspection over tn Trustees, rea-sembled
for the transaction Of business but there was
little TO do, and after allowing number Of bills
the meeting adjourned until the third We ns-
day in April next.
On Friday, Feb 6i. the terms of three
Trustees expire, az follows: Geo. Lodge Pres-
dent from Brandywine Hundred: John A.
Reynolds. from 81. Georges Hundred: z.
McDonough Roberts. of Appoquinimink Hun
dred
These vacancies will be filled by the Levy
Court, the day on which they occur.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

James Williams, John w. Hall, DR.. Thom-
asI Cahill, William Townsend, John Mus
tard and John IL. Bewley, are nominated
as private candidates for Governor.
Journal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
s3a OUR NEW NUMBER, sag
sac Market street. s32.

0sb~ AN1ATHtT SIfttF. SsS-.
s32 WILMINGTON. So.
Reynolds 4 Co. Sell Farms at sS2 Market Street.
Reynolds a Co. Rent Farms at $50 Market Street.
Reynolds L Co. Sell Houses at 7s2 Market Street.
Reynolds 4 Co. Rent Houses at $50 Makret Street.
Reynolds 4 Co. Sell Mortgages at So Market Street
Reynolds / Co. Buy Mortgages at sS2 Market Street
Reynolds L Co. Collect Notes and Bills at ss2 Mar.
ket Street.
Reynolds Il Co. Collect Accounts at So Market ST.
Reynolds 4 Co. Invite Calls at 81 Market street.
isnlG-d2w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

CONCERT AND SUPER A concert and supper
Will take place al Union NJ. L. Church, corner OF
Fifth and Washington streets, this evening. Ii
will,no doubt, be sumptuous and pleasant affair.
Those wishing to bear good muse and get good
supper should make II point TO be on hand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

REMOVAL George II. Ash. Merchant Tailor,
has enoved to No. 1 East Third street, the store
formerly occupied by VIM. Is. Sharpe. Those
who want a good article made to tit elegantly,
should give HIM a call
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

REQUESTS - Mrs Hannah Egner, well
known In this city, died few days ago. In
her will she bequeathed 81 900 to the Asbury
vid Wngate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

No DEFINITE ENGAGEMENT.-Notw
standing all that has been said to the contra
ry, there are no definite engagements for the
Opera House at present 1t is therefore i'm
possible to say what the next entertainment
will be.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

The Central Delaware Fruit Growers A
cia,ion has elected the following officers: Stephen
Wood Jr., President; George l.. Stevens, Vice
President; DR.. W. e. Davidson, Secretary and
Col. II. Z. Fddeman Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

SALE OF MoNEY.-Last night at the the
regular monthly meeting of Union Loan AS
s0ciati0n, about $1,000 sold at an average
premium of 65 cents per share.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

RIsI>a MAN.-The Methodists of Milford
have the good fortune to have young man who
will one day be Bishop in the Church. Mr. Ridg-
away is young man OF talent and piety aud " i'll
make his marx.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

How THE BONDS WE'RE FOUND. - Last
week, as wc stated, the Latimer Trrst Fund,
consisting Of two $1,000 U. S. bonds, which
had been missing for a number of years, were
found. This is how they were found. Mr..
George w. Dorsey, ex-member of Council,
instituted the search which led to their dis
covery. No clue could be found on the Coun-
Gil minutes, and no reference to it was made
on the books of the Treasurer. MIR. f. I. Bel
iah, who was chairman of the fipance commit
tee when the bequest was made, was called
on, and he was able to give the information
desired-the tin box having been made by his
order, and deposited In the Union Bank of
Delaware, whereit was found after brief
inquiry. 1t appears that the account was
closed on the books by a former treasurer,
and consequently 1t was lost sight of. The
Republican suggests that the l. 5. bonds be
sold, and the funds be Invested in city bonds
which should be recorded the same as ofher
bonds, soft may not be overlooked again, as
the fund Is perpetual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

SHERIFF SALEs.-i esterday, Sheriff Armstrong &
sold the following properties IN this city
Dckinson's Hotel, s. f. corner Front and King
streets to VIM. l.. GiibcIt, of the City Hotel, for
$3.50.
Property OF s. l.. Taylor, n W. corner of Third
asd Shipley streets, to Joshus Mars, for 81, l00
Property OF Phillip Coombs T.. Second stree t..
between King and French, TO Mr., Coombs, for
$4,000 This property was sold ouly tor the title.
The Ponder Hotel, at Milton, is nicely conduct
ed by the gentlemanly proprietor, Mr. r. J. Hart,
passage Of the last Act Of the Legislature. In re-
gard to Hotels. The temperance men still stop at
hotels where liquor is sold, We notice in preference
to those who are refused license by the act.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
SOCIETIES,
xxxrrxos rx1s xvrxrEo.

Jefferson Lodss, Ne. 2, /. O. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, ]. Q. h. IL, ut Red Mems
iall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division. No ]. s Of T., at Sons
Of Temperance Hall, McClary Building. Market
Il. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No /, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 504
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No, 4, n. OF p, ut Knights Of
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market street.
Eden Lodge, No "a, l . II. at Odl Fellows
Hall, Sd and King SITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29

No Po1lcE CAsKs.-Policc business was duller
than ever this morning, and not singe case has
been up fer trial since yesterday morning.
There were thirty five Lodgers al the City Hall,
last night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The City Council meets this evening.
There was cute heavy !ros' apparent ma
morning.
A pile diver wIs al work thi, moruiA ternr-
ing Warmers wharf
The tlermometer at noon TO day stood at 1.
with indications of rain apparent
The latest and official time table Of the Viii
mington X Reading Railroad will be found else
where.
The steamer 1.c.A0ht has been placed in the
Harlan X II liollipgsworlh company's dry dock for
repairs
ANOTHER CHANGE.-The Wilmington & Read
ing Railroad time table mas been again changed,
and trains will continue to run about the same en-
aud after Monday next See advertisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
JOO,OOO TICkETs,
PRICE si 90 EACH,
OR SIN FOR FIVE DOLLARS
1ooo,6OO in c&if4s
A: FOLLOWS
ONE CHANGE IN EVERY MINI

50. .e2l Cash Gifts. a amountingto
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-29
EIsAICiAL AND -CoMNERItAt.

wlLMScroS. DeL, Jan. %. 1874.
--latest Stack qu"taii.ns furnished by Merrick
Jehusor i Co. S. Il. Cor. 9Th nai Market street
Wilmington. Del. at p. Nj. 10 ,.uy-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24
.4u- JOURNAL OFFICE.
w A. ADAMS,
Matchmaker & Jeweler

Matchmaker & Jeweler,
has a nice stock pf goods coasistipg of watches,
English American and swiss, Clocks of various
styles, silver and plated spoons, plated knives
and forks, nut picks, tooth picks gold or quill
knives teyoiesfs, pistols. eaftfdges No 2g and
80, good assortment of watch chains and cordt
hair chains and other hair ornaments made 10
order, silver thlmbes, silver plated, ivory and
scotch napkin rngs, esatofs breakfast, dinner
and pickle, plated butter Dishes cake basketb
spoon holders, syrup cups, goblets, drinking
cups and pickle dishes, toilet sets, toilet powder
perfume, hair oil, pOmade, toys, dolls and dole
heads, china sud tin match safes, violin strings
bridges screws &c. The largest aud best stock
Of spectaces IN Bennington county, ranging ID
prices from rs cents to -. Lazarus Mofrib
perfected specks for 81, a genuine good pebble
t0r s. Ladies sets jewellery over 20 different
styier, pins, ear rtngs, gold, silver aud carnelan
finger rngs, gold necklaces, guard cbsius an
pins, seal- charms, keys. bosom studr, cuff but,
tons from Is cent? to- Sd,s bracelets, iOckets ac
sowing machine need os Of many different kinds
machine OIL, cans, screw drivers aud general at.
tauh#suts. 60 different eulurs machine silE and
as MANI different culprs button hole twist, paper
ana envelopes, pHpof collars Is cents per boz
beads. git gold, siiyera and steel, gold and silver
uned, about ~ different kinds, silver polish, eli.
yer soap, slpyns soap. lathgr brushes, nail
aud tooth hruslep, paper cutter and folders
sewing birds, magnets, harmoBicss, jews harpa
guu tubes gun wormers, stearns glass and china
cement, lead sud slate pencils, writing decks &c,
&c. Repairing Of clocks watches or jeselry done
we'll aud cheaper than at any other shop ID
town .. 4......-.
Factory p,ysii. March II. 1874 503ly