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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-18
EIGN.

Capt Gen. Concha, of Cuba, on the 9Th, IS
sued a decree announcing that the rate OF goid
would be thereafter fixed daily by himself
Bayonne dispatch of the 9th says it was
reported that a serious mutiny had broken out
among the Spanish Republican forces in
GuipuZcoa Don Carlos had issued a decree
AUTHORIZING the provinces occupied by ms
Carlists to elect members of the Council
which will attend him personally in Spain. 1t
was rumored in Madrid on the 18th that the
Carlists had been defeated at Gangia.
ments to vacant liyings.
According to Paris dispatches Of the Sth
the feeling in the French capital was exceed
ingly gloomy. The proposal for dissolution
had received the signatures Of l25 Deputies.
The Instruction at Fee, according to Lon
don kilograms of the Sth, had been quelled.
The sultan's troops had opened n heavy can
nonade on the town, aud afterward entered
and sacked the town. Ninety Of the inhab-
itants were killed, when the insurgents sur
rendered and the Sultan granted them am
nesty.
The pilgrims from the United States, &C
companed 10y one hundred American Catholic
residents OF Rome, were received by the
Pope on the 9th.
French papers publish a letter from the
Catholic Bishop of Laranda in relation to the
massacre of Christians at Tong King, China.
The Bishop says that with bis mission were
1000 Christians, of whom 10000 had been
strangled, burned or drowned, and adds that
he has no hope Of escaping martyrdom him
self
The Paris Ministry were defeated on the
10th on provision of the Electoral bill fixing
the age of Electors.
A frightfu steamboat accident recently oc-
CURED on the river Nolga. The steamers
Belisarius aud Preyoorvy were INDUCING in
trial Of speed, when just as the former over
took the latter her boiler burst, killing sixteen
aud wounding siXty.nine. Fifteen of the
passengers jumped overheard and were
drowned.
Vienna dispatch of the nth announces
the postponement of the meeting of the In
tornatonal Sanitary Congress until Jan :,
1919.
A dispatch Of the nth from the Spanish
frontier says that numerous bands in the
Basque provinces had reyolted against Don
Carlos and demanded peace The Don had
ordered that upon capture they should be
shot.
Havana dispatch of the 18th announces
the capture of the insurgeut Coils. Bean-
court, Jeminez and Rodras, bearing CORE.
spoudeuce aud commissions 10 the Insurgents
They had just left a bark from New York in
the Bahama channel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-18

Judge Zane, of the saugamon (lii.l Circuit
Court, Oh the Sth refused 10 sign the bill OF
exceptions in the recent case against the Chi
cago Il ST. Louis Railroad, and al order was
made for an execution for the amount of the
Judgment recently recovered.
A Washington dispatch Of the 9th says there
was reliable authority for the following state
ment The Board Of Indian Commissioners Is
enormously called " Peace Commissioners
By law its true title is The Board of Indian
Commissioners This Board, as an organi-
cation, has not resigned, and the state
ments to that effect are erroneous.
The Board consists of ten members, and
six Of the ten only have resigned.
The remaining four have been called
together for the purpose OF reorganizing the
Board. The vacancies occasioned by these
designations will be filed by the President as
far as necessary with the best men he can
select who are in harmony with the present
Indian policy.
Mrs Ann Yandenberg, of Cincinnati, on the
18th used coal oil to aid in kindling fire and
was fatally burned, in the presence of her
father, mother ans husband, all of whom
were badly burned tearing The burning clothes
from her body. Mrs. V. was seventeen years
old and was married on the Tuesday preced-
ing the accident
Information has been received at army
headquarters in Washington of a movement
on the part OF the Cosaanehc and Cheyenne
Indians to make war against the whites in
general and the people of Texas in particular,
At Cairo, Ill on the 9th, Mary Helm under
took to kndle fire with coal oil. She Settle
can on the stove and then started the fire. The
can exploded, and the foolish girl was severe
ly, and probably fatally, burned.
In the Alexander County Gll.) Circuit
Court on the 9th Judge Baker rendered de-
cision in the case Of the Railroad Commits
sioners rs. The Illinois Central Railroad, for
extortionate charges for the transportation OF
freight and excessive charges on passenger
fares. There were tweBty-eight counts in the
declaration filed by the attorney for the Com.
missioners. Judge Baker decided the Rail
road law constitutional and sustained nine
teen OF the twentyone counts. The suit
against the road is for 100000.
The first locomotive, with train of three
passenger coaches, crossed thenew bridge AT
St. Louis on the evening of the oh.
special from Jacksonville, Ohio, of the
nth says that the labor difficulties at the Mel
sonyille coal mines were increasing. The
miners had utterly refused to work unless
their demands were complied with, and be-
tween 800 and 400 colored men had been
brought from the South to take their places.
Arms had been given them and they had been
instructed to resist if they were attacked.
During the night shots were exchanged. The
Governor had promised to sead troops to sup
press all rio tous demon strations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, on the 5th, the bill for
the relief of certain settlers public lands in
Minnesota and Iowa was passed. The bill TO
provide for sales of extra copies OF public docu,
ments and for the distribution OF regular ohlclai
editions thereof was taken up and several amend
mcnts were rejected and one was agreed TO pro-
vidiug for the printing and distribution OF $4,000
tn,tead Of % oo0) copies Of the annual reports OF
the Department of Agriculure-200 900 copies Tor
the House 1900 for the Senate and 25Ot0 for the
Commissioner OF Agriculture Adjourned to
the Sth.
In the House, on the 9Th, the confer
ence report on the Diplomatic Appropriation bill
was agreed to-. Bills We're passed-for the I'M
provement OF the mouth Of the Mississippi River
hy permanent ietties. and for the construction or
tic Fort ST Phllip Canal and it, maintenance a. q
national hlghHay-lij to so, To ascertain the pos
scssory rights Of the Hudson Bay Company ana
other British subjects within limits which were
subject Of the award of the Emperor OF Germany
under the Treaty of Washington. Adjourned
Senate not in session on the 9th. In
the House, several private bills were passed, as
were also the following; For the sale OF the Kan
-as Indian lands ia Kansas: providing for Com
mission of Engineers on the Mississippi evees; Tor
the prepayment of postage ~ printed matter-iVo
10 i3 for adjusting the salaries OF Pestmastefs
Conference Committee was ordered on the
senate amt Hdmuuts TO HE Deficiency ApproPrta-
ton hin HID report was made from the Committee
on Expenditures In the Department OF dusjlte ~
reward 10 the expenses. disbursements ana
general management OF the West dRaltiai
District az Arkansas since it, reorganization IN
1871 The committee finds that the expenditures
have been extraordinarily large, and are not IN all
eases supported by appropriate vouchers. - y
the Judge Of the district, William story the tntA-
mitee SAWS that the records 81 bis court snow sAl
parties have been ballrd after conviction for cap
i.al uHtuSts and while awaiting sentence. ahQ
While motions were pending Tor new tFlas NhAStl
Ware never acted on; that, notwithstanding me 81
qalremcut IL the law that he shall examine ana
approve Iha accounts current Of the AaFshal ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-18

A TAX collector in Virginia, who was
shot while levying on COW, employed
the last moments of his life in preparing
a handful offering reward of 800 for
the arrest Of his murderer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-18

Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

of the Republican Scha<l"pol ha- fallen. and
th. fate, of the fortress Is >ealrd The TIbnn,
SAYS the only effect OF the election upon Mt
tional politics will be to set pc"vI. thinking.
victory over Butleri<m and Grani>n and tn"
New York SIN adds that the Republican par
tv must rid itself Of Granli>m in all its pl;,>c>
before it can hope to he saved. New Ilamp
shire, saws the Boston .idrrr'i~r, shows the
waning power Of once popular leaders. The
New York World rcjoirr> that tn" punishment
ofthc Republican party, for It's Reckless r"ur~r
in the prostitution of public services I" l;rt-
san ends has now cummrncc,i.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

IIamhrhl and others. Tract Of Ito arr,'>
in Cherokee township. Consideration 500.
Margaret brandon To John II. Adams.
Tract "t 50 acres in Kings Mountain town,
ship. Consideration $500.
>amurl T.. White to K. \. lluY hes. lot
in Fort MILL n>i,lrralInn 500.
j. l.. and VIM. = \h>hirr to VI. \. Poty
Tract nf 81 acres in York township.
". = Moore to James lIowr. Tract OF
2!IO acres in Brlhr:,It township. C"n-IlrrA.
ton 5000.
Eliza j. Steele to Mr:. W. = kimhrrI!.
Tract "l' acres in ta;twi'a t"wn~hip. Con.
>iIrratI"n SID.
John IIanckcl and II. y. Alcxanlrr. a.
>igrv,.., to +. II. Brown. Tract of 30 acres
in ----- township. Consideration sl1ln.
Jams +. iari to !. X. WiIhcr.w,"n. Tract
"l 32t acre. in York town hip. tn>d"ra-
ll"n S::ii9G.
j. h. .Jark~un t" j. DAin 4 'n. Tr;rt Of
no arr"> in Bethel township Consideration
$3.50
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

How /" Order the Enquirer. WrI'" lhr u;''l'
rl the subscriber very plainly. -iN" !"~I-"iii''.
county AMI state in full, nini send TIA" A:ir': I"
TN" subscription 10y draft or l"'>i-""' m:"i1''N
ORDER or ,Irin>r the muul in ! rc-~irrra! letter.
Postage. Til" p"-,n@' "n tn" E\v' "i.E. !"
any part of tn" United States. i FIVE GEMS per
quarter. or TWENTY CENTS l'"Nr. aiIi = ;,H = -
in advance 1T thu post "iii'" here ;in !r''' = '
,c;Nrd.
Watch the Figures. Thr.i''.nn tir"'n i''.',~-
lall' shows the time L. which "a" >U '": -; =
luid If subscribers do nrl " isl their itl" - dis
continued. the d'tr m"<' '' h'H' ~ ""r''"'".
CaSh.-li must l." distinctly un,"r>i'""i :l.u
our terms for >ul>rripIi"n .,,i>r::i>r: ;:'.'i -
work. are cash in INanrr
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

TIE S,Iinul. FrND AprOETluSMENr.-
The State Superintendent, Hon. J. X. Jilson,
has made the apportionmcnt Of the approprla-
ton for common school purposes. In accor-
dance with the provisions Of the law, this year,
the apportionmcnt is made upon the basis Of
school attendance for the year ending June
80, 1873, instead of the scholastic population
as has been heretofore the case. The follow
iu,t i fine LIST
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19
JOB PRINTING.

Having determined I" devote more alt"n-
ton hereafter to job printing than We have
done in the past, We would inform the public
that our office is now well supplied with m,w
type Of the latest styles. and tn" best nla-
chincrv in Use and with rh"!rr stock "t
inks, cards, papers, &C., We n" prepared T."
execute a< good work is rin he GONE any
whore in the United StatrS Orlrr. ion
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19
SUITH CAROLINA NEWS.

SNITH CAROLINA NEWS.
-- DR.. a. +. Wvli., Of Chester, and DR..
John y. Watson, formerly "l "rk county,
hav" formed r"par'l'r<h'p Tor the Pra'''''
oi mcd'r'n' III hester
'''ll' '"hh H. 'h4''S' l''H,'f'S ''e VI '"1
''I'''''',''> !" '"> '0','''' Has "rl'''
'''"!:.' "i IN" Orphans "''rt III 'h' '''E I'll
laI'''n"r'' ,,
I '"'F" '~'"'''''' !" ''h'.''* ''''n'!' = INV
''''''' ''"' WI ~, nv
tween A;!T''a ""I Charlotte ne r;''''"a'
ant''"'''i''- III" 'r'' ''inS large '''''' '9''''-
",1It h"i'' 'h'F"'
y ''''' ''P'",'''' VI '''' '''' ''''' '''y
tav"'> i''' Organization" 'i i "'% county W.T."
!'ork I'LL IL III" ''"niv'>'"'' ana inc n'''''
ing -! a railroad ir"m l'""k 'll!', 'm "rK-
willie, through III" western part "i tine county
t" l.im">:"n" SPRINGS.
- The" '""''":H p"p"iS "nn""H'' '"'' ''',,
rIn= III" present "''E' IN late treasurer VIII
pay ''i' "'';"tN 'r':''H"F~"' 'A' @';''' III '"'
proper l.F'i"F'''''"' "''''''h'>' Two ''"'''''" r
Thousand dollars tor :"e ire" s'h"!' '"n' ''
'' -, '',,..'' n.-, '''' -
WI 49, ho;,,
-- \ colony "t "Hr thousand persons Is hrlh@
t'':nr. i il New York t" lnrat" "n tour th""'
Si'l acres g.: land near Aiken, donated by
John II. kry>vr t" poor but deserving persons
Of NJ" ark Ah'At h''E '"'''~''" '"'''''S
vii! t'r :",r1 t" settle 'h':h r"iil!"r't"!' a''"
to in>rr, I'll" >u'cc~: 81 'r Undertaking.
~-- Ia. day ai"'!";'.i for the meeting Of
tlr >".H"it,rr ;i>~> -uHi t. lay before Com
,,r , ,l,,. n,,.m,ri, ,; III. tax PAYERS of south
C,r,liua h,S been nn>,ponrd from to-day,
un;j mex, Tuur,lav, March 26, when the
c,mui,,,, will, without fail, meet in WASH
jur,nu tn H. .i,ar..,. tlr. impnrtan! duiv en-
trusted rn ,|ym.
- L. t.r i,anEruo. court in Charleston last
W., k, in ,hc ca~c @! 7. VI. Friday, bankrupt,
upon ;I.r arr.;ru,i,n of Il creditor claiming
u,1.r an a,ri,~,!rural lien and creditors
clai!,.. nn,ly lyr indictments prior,o the amend
NJ -, 81, H., bankrupt nc, of March, 1873, it
WAS h,l! hy .Judrr BRYAN ,ha, the bankrupt
WAS no! entitled TO h;~ homestead exemption
against S;.vh claims.
y.n,,,, r,nn,Iy, VIEWS.
.,., .irr.. rv.
- l''' ~" I, .,;,,l
- ','-''''.'' III >'.':''>''''' r,
ny !''' ''',""' '''''"''S ~. NV VI
lilEll- without Hlc'|'i '''">''
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

Adjournment Of the LEGISLATURE.
--.--- On Saturday last, both branches ni the
Legislature rr>rind;rI the ad iuurmmrnl r">"iu-
ton, and adoptr'l Il Resolution TO hold over
until Tuesday last, l7'h instant, AT :; o'clock.
y. III.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE |, =, CIRCIII COZ RT.

The nitrl States lircuil Court will COM
mcnrc lis sitting at Charleston Oh the 6ih "t
April In the list Of jurors drawn arr the
names ot.Jrtlrr>"n Mccall, Nelson Davi"s and
L Is Rn1n. IL dix l.nnntv
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

LOCAL. AFFAIR s

~ VSS VS=sS SSS
AS ~ Id '' ID =
.,.u ,nyrv,,~rur>rs
pH,rn"nd Pin Lost.
- n ErM'" M,..'','.>,r.'"r r n>a; ,ruu.,uriu.
tnmIr,uy'> sewing Mv.him~.
w. ";V W -. ';,nn" ';rr,""'" rinnr Pot
AMI Tin Ware.
r. ". ,'I,w~,,,, nrrn,v Messenger In I:,nL =
r"Ih'N F,rI M'"iin9 "i tr'i,''"' III ''''
Jl,irv> & N"r,< Guam, for Cotton
H. X. I"ri,' 'iI','n 'ma'|' i''@mWnN> I1M;,,
r,rmkrrl M"l:,~>r~ Corn Mead '"~h.
l. - - '''I" I,',, ,.r,' t,r S,j'.
+. ". 'Hw>"n. I,r'ulv M">>'i'-"r In l'H,N
,"i' ,,,,,,:r 81, Il ! i t.uI T,rnn~ Whif.~>.
= T. S"''"n' '''nkt"!h>'
THE | :. tlR'iI If 'o' kl.
lhr nItrd states IrcnIt '""ft VIII COM
men'c lis sitting at Charleston Oh the ON I'll
April. In tie list "i Jurors drawn arr the
names of J'''er>"n Met al!' Nelson '''''''' AZ"
l.. n. bal'>' "i l''lS county,
nr,rux
N.. N,rc,u., T. ly,vI ,r ,,l,l ,uJ much
.,1,i,. l,;.,, .1;.,I =, ,,,;. ,J.,,,
'S''''"''' ''''' W ."'' ''"' ",'''
at the r"Idrhr'"i "i h'r S"i'lll-Ia"' W.T. ''' '''
mund Jritery>' on Wednesday "l la>' week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, wife Of Mr. T.. Pcy-
t,u N,,rc and dauubtrr uf Mrs T.. \. Ncrlv,
died at the residence Of the latter, six miles
north ol'thi, plarc, on Thursday last
>,v.v,,,r rEw,,,r IysrIr,rn.
The, cycrcisrs q, this institute. were opened
op ,b,. OH ius,,u, ,s advertised with 4 fair
,,t.u,l,r,.. ~ nn,,;I: and thr nr,uh,.r has
brcu incrra>jnr. We are pleased to state
,h,, ,h.oxuo,,t;,,ns If ,hc na1rous h,vc bren
uo,l;,,l :, ,,o establishment of , r,llcri,tr
,,;,,,,,l,.r ,,,,,r,I,ic and orc,,,ro,,;n,, ,u.
.,>:o.
,,.,., ,,,,,
l I,l,
,n,n,o. - ,ho ,'.1,.,r,rh o,.r,t nrs -, ,ii.
,,l.,on anvil Ibo.,.r tn,, , Obstructive fire oc-
'.,rr,J :, I,,cL II;ll E,st TucSl,v nioht Tho
Nnrls e ~ u,.nb l,urr and " H.
r G. p,,l. ua ,l,.,rorol r,,, Gro
~: :,.,:. p., .,,n .,;,,,,ul 80
a,5 nnn
~
- ,rL''',. r'n.o ,uI -, ,,,,u ,f
=, - re- .;., ,;i,,. -
n,r ,rr;v.l -, mi. nl,r, t,r tho burmese Of
n1Inmo;. v,rrow Gamma r,;lro,J Sham.
,;,s for the convenience Of thc hands, were
,ro,.,.1 ,v, miles from t,wn and Yesterday
=. ~. .1;.o,ooJ =, o,r,,o-, 4.
,lo r,,,o ~ tho t,,wr ,uJ ;mmod;,,. v;r;ui,v
.,,.otl, l,nn, lo,t,l worl, ,,s c,uncnr.l
,t tb, tw,.m;lr Stone OH the Kiu,'s Mountain
road
rur .ru"r.rs 1r ynnKv,IIE
Tho fIIowiuu j. tI,r fuIl text Of the act
r,.srI If thr rcc,.u, session Of In, legislature,
.sto au,h,rjzc and cupowrr the Intcndant and
Warjcns of the town Of Yorkvilc to open
certain streets in said town =
"SErrIoH /. That the Intcndant and War;
d"n< of the town Of \ lorkrlllc, be, and they
are hereby, authorized and empowered I" open
sucn new W, S,rct'S III S''' 'n"' ", J." '".'' '"'5
n; ","' wa, M ,Io a;,;,"ns ,h.r.,f u,,n ,Lr <,,u,.
TERMS and condition, and in the same manner
as is now provided by law for the opening Of
public highways by tn" County 'o"m'>-
Sl""crS I'll c""'''''S'
DEATH or \ FORMER f'r'ZEN'
We learn that Anthony hc"cl"' "'r1 "'
drop>y at his home in S'I''h"ry, y. ~ last
week, aged eighty years Mr. hcnc'"' WAS Il
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19
THE WORK COHiIENtED.

On Thursday last, force under charge Of
Mr.. Bonner, himself IN experienced railroad
man, arrived at this place for the purpose of
commencing the work of grading the Chester
and Lcnoir Narrow Gauge Railroad. Sham
ties, for the convenience of the hands, were
erected two miles from town, and yesterday
work on the line commenced in earnest. ~
the route in the town and immediate vicinity
has not vel been located, work w;l> commenced
at the two-milr stone OH the Kings Mountain
road
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19
FRI: ~ ROCK HILL.

Just lis We 90 to pres, We learn, through
the courtesy Of the telegraph operators at this
place and Chester, that Il destructive fire oc-
CURED in lsock Hill last Tuesday night. The
stores of Marks & Co., Jacob Bacr and Will
liam< & Barber were destroyed. The fire
originated in Bacr'> store. loss estimated at
S.)l NQn
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19

- Notices Of three suits have been served on
the State Auditor by August Belmont d Co.,
of New York, to compel him to make provi<
ion on the tax-liSt for the collection Of taxes
for the payment Of interest on the special tax
bonds. The CASES come up at the spring term
of Wake county, North Carolina supcri"ur
court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

BOIER'S moor LINIMENl
fur the prevention ana cure OF OoH-
TRACTION CoRNst QUARTER CRACKS,
CoNTRACTIoH OF THE BACK SINHw, GEN
RRALY CALLED kNEE-SPRCNG SPRAIas, GALA
SCRATCHES, RHEuMATIsM, &c.
have tested BoyeI's liuOf Lnmeut on the feet OF
over one hundred horses. The difference to the
dtisn Of the feet Is great In its favor that would
properly applied to every horses hOOt and especially
In the summer when the horse : feet always
tact with the heated earth, which dries them up, and
they become hard and ieverlsh, which produces
traction, corns, quarter cracks, contraction OF the
back sinew, commonly called kuee Sprung and often
rom the pains In the hoof 1t produces In the
shoulder We recommend it as the best preparation
ever used 1t should be used every horses hoof
commonly-as oil is used oil harness mems boots
o keep them in good condition.
T.. N. ConkIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent q the Continental
Stables, SansOm Street, Philadelphia.
MIR. NJ. C. Bower Dear Sur This Is to certify
hat have used your Linimcnt IN my stables tor
hree months past, on mere than one hundred horses
and lind It the best preparation have ever used on
horses 1t Is far bette-t han you recommend t. Send
me i've cases at once : express.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No 1872 West 3lst Street, New York CITY.
Sold wholesale and retail at proprlotOrs prices by
l.. BklNGHURST u CO., apothecAr,es,
Corner eth aud Market Streets,
unlIton. Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

Al EW PkEFARAIIUro.- r.. Drngrurst s Co.,
IN desire Call tue attention OF pLyscians and
others in terested to the following new preparations
OF their own manufacture which are destined to 90
eupy prominent position as the most popular OF
the nutrltive tones.
WINE AND BEEF, each Tablespoonful representing
the nUnrlshins constituents OF one ounce VI treHh
Beef Nth the gentle stimulating properties Of PuIt
Sherry Wine.
WINE or BEEF AND Iron, containing the same "
the above with the addition vi grauso citrate
OF Iron in each tablespoonful.
ELIXIR or BEEP, each tablespoonful representing
the nourishlneut vi one ounce OF Fresh Beet with b
dessert-spoonful OF Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BEEF, Iron, AND CALIsAYA, each
Tablespoonful Ut which contains the nourisbing
properties OF one ounce of fresh Beet three grains
Pyforhoslhste OF Iron, eight grains VI CAllhnya
Bark with Finest French Brandy.
The above elegant prepaTatioLs are palatable
and grateful to the taste, acceptable To the stomach
and uniform in strength, having for their basis ure
OF which in dobitated conditions OF the syste !.
wsh established. They are elninently adapted ion
the treatment OF those suffering from the debility
resulting from proIactcd Illness In the SINKING stages
OF typhoid anu other levers, in the exhaustion
fatigue arising from excessive work. loss OF ape
tte impaired Digestion apd dyspepsia. AS resto-
rative AMI inyigoIatOr Il ey Invaluable for the
convAiescent, iii the debility tanying old age
IN the rapid growth OF children, and ali forms
general debility attet ded by defective nutrition
nervous prustration, aud AN Impoverished condition
or the blood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
Il. BKINGHURSl Il CO.,
5iAth 4 Market Sts.. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20
Braces Braces /! Braces !!



-.,aS Cholera Mixture, OI our cwn iIake. a ,api
M tai remedy lVr uiagrhra choeIa aud lo,sehes'
Ia OF the bowels.
Essence OF Jainaica utnger, ia capita! preparation
OF the finest white Jamaica Ginger, inanui actured
with the greatest care and sutahe 20 the most deli
cate constitutions. neatly put up, al ieaSuhabl
price.
Fluid ttGnict, III making th.r, care Ia taken 10 pio
the best rennet, and then we use bost sIr
wine and no other; Try it.
Gum CanphOr, the best protection against moth
Ter turs or wooden goods.
Cologne and Bay Rum by the quart or gallon. o.
bottles OF desirable styles. Cali and examine.
Cox's eelatine tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts Tor the handkerchief in bottles in bulk
No. in quality, for sale ir any quantity to suit
Ferrated Elixir OF Gentian. We claim for this
1t has the same strength Comp Sine Gentan with
the addition OF fun duse OF iron with each dose.
has many advantages Ferrated Elixir, contain
ing Casaya Bark As IL Is uniform in strength AMI
appearance, anu u pleasant and efficient tonic, We
commend II to any one wishing an Iron tonic.
Trusses.-Ne have always had private apart
ment tor lifting 1russes. Every person wanting a
truss can have 1t adjusted to them aud warranted q
ut.
Mrs. Allen ;, Hulls, King Woods, Sterling's Am.
erosfa, and many other Hair Preparations at reducet
prices.
Latour Salad on, Wholesale and rets at
n. X. BRINGHuRSr y,
Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20
coal, wooD, LIME, ETc

COAIi ststi
Id This subscriber has constantly on h and
SEgsS Locust aud Broad AruidHtn Con- OF all
.ssAES8o sizes carefully prels ed to- family use,
al the lowest market prices. 24i1 pounds
TO IL Ton AinO Hickory, OAE tnd Pine Wood.
BARlsS Coal Ofiice,
N. W. cor. fTunt AMI ratusil SITS,