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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-06

BARK ZBA (Br) Norma which arrived Charleston Aug
20 from Liverpool Ms has been at South Commercial Wharf
for day taking ballast preparatory loading
naval stores On the afternoon of the I'd inst the
Morgan went alongside the Zba for the OF taking
her another wharf The lines holding the bark
having been oosed the attempted take her Of the
dock when the Zba suddenly fell her broadde her
projecting the dock and nearly touching the OPP
poste wharf The hull Of the bark down sharply
the doing considerable damage the wheel house
upper works Mr. Geo Jefferson, stevedore has been
ployed to lift the Ziba to her proper position
ScHR TELEGRAPH with of lime which sunk
Thomaston destruction by fire, raised 3lst
and hauled out for repairs
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 5-Steamer McAlster has work
The har all dav
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FELL DEAD IN A HORSE CAR.

car OF the Greenwood line passing Court street
md Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn at ten O'Clock last night
female passenger fell from Of the seats to the floor
mi Immediately expired The body was removed 10
3asses drug store where 10 recognized as that Of
hary Knapp, unmarried woman, forty years Of age
eho was her way from her residence No 10 CHAR.
.On street. New York 10 visit friends the cor.
ncr Of Hoyt and Fourth streets, Brooklyn She had
been subject to apoplectic ITS Coroner simms will
hold Inquest
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET MURDER

Daniel Leary who was stabbed by August Ross on
Friday near Washington Market died yesterday morn
ing at Bellevue Hospital from the injuries received
There had been hope for him since the FIRST Ross
has been fully committed for the killing
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and hipmaster informed
that by teegaphng to the HERALD London Bureau 46
street. the Paris Office Rue Scribe the
departures from European and Eastern ports of Amer
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
will be csbled to this country free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng news
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SUDDEN DEATH.

At hall past six O'Clock yesterday morning Justus
Heck butcher, residing with his parents at No 1s6
Sixth avenue ruptured blood vessel while on his way
10 staten Island, and died almost Immediately
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FOUND DEAD IN THE RIVER.

Henry Flock Of No. lO7 Washington street. last night
found the body Of Peter Hendricks, years Of age
who resided at No 46 Liberty street aud Who had been
missing since Saturday night floating In the water
OF pier No. IL North River. The body taken home
and he cd
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A KITE FLYER KILLED.

Charles Dehms, boy ten years Of age, While flying
Kite the roof Of his residence No. 3l2 East Fourth
street. last evening made mlsstep and fell 10 the yard
below distance Of about sixty feet, and Instantly
Killed. The Coroner notified 10 hold an inquest
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived ut New Bedford Sept l. bark Palmetto Robinson
Atlantic Ocean. st Helena May 25 with $50 bbls oil;
home the voyage $50 bb oil has freight PTS
bbs oil from bark Sarah. Reports spoke Aug lat 81 o.
Ion II 40 brig Abbott Lawrence, RUSSELL Of NIB with 30
bbls 10 oil
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES oP DEPARTURE FROM THE MONTE
SEPTEMBER
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WANTED no CHARTER.
FOR FREIGHT on CHARTER.

WANTED TO CHARTER--A VESSEL OF 1900 BBLS.
w capacity for Halifax y. s. Address HALIFAX Herald
office.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

DOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-TIlE Al SHIP BAR
e., Herald office.
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A 100 BOATS on HAND ALL KINDS AND SIZES
~. spoon metallic eboats shell boats cheap. 3S
1913 South street and llIth street, Harlem River
STEPHEN ROBERTS
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

hoolship St Marys is at anchor off Glen Cove
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes cashed. Circulars of information free
J. Il. MARTINEZ co. Bankers.
10 Wall street. rear basement, New York.
Post Office box 1855. Next drawing september H.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
Squire Brady's Court.

Before Squire Brady, yesterday after.
noon and evening, the following cases
were disposed of:
James McMahan. charged with ped
ding goods without a license, was held
IN the sum OF $500 for his appearance at
the term of Court.
James McSordum, charged with assault
ing the person Of Daniel Kennedy. Tor
which offense he was fined S5 and costs,
Ensene Whitlock, charged by Maggie
Henry With keeping tiopling house
was fined $50 and costs Of case.
Eugene and Sewel Whitlock wore then
given a hearing, charged hy the above
named lady with assault and ba. tery =
Eugene was dismissed, and Srwei, having
waived hearing, was held in the sum OF
1900 for his appearance at the next terlu
of Court.
Mr.. E. Wallingford, CHARGED with the
larceny of pair of chickens, held in the
sum of 5000 for apreo ranco at court.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

MAeKErs.-On Wednesday, butter sold
at 4o<d-45 cents per pound; eggs 35(f4O
per DOZEN potatoes l0tG16 per half peel
celery 5(Gl0 per stalk; turnips SOLO per
half peck; onions 75(gls do; pears GOA
40 do; apples 1905 do beans 10 per
quart; cabbage 2Qc6 per head: beets
per bunch; turkeys $l.60(G2 50 each ;
chestnuts 1920 per quart; cranb, rries
lo(Gt5 do; parsnips 3 per bunch: wal
nuts l5 per half peck pickles letefi6 per
dozen; chickens 90<GSl so per pair; new
corn 5000 per hnshel; oats 5c(d55 do;
steak 1+(G20 per 10 stewing pieces s(G
IA do; roast 15(G25 do; scrapple Strl2
do; saussage 1GCGl8 do; pork steak l5IG
16 do; ham Is do: mutton CHOPS lJtc25
d.: legs 16(I20 do, racks l0Gl2 do ;
veal l0tt25 do lard i6 do; cat tisn lstl5
do; bass l3 do rock Is do; white perch
Is do; lake shad Is do haddock 10 do :
founders IL do; coafi n IS do honey 25
do pork $40 per nd ; pheasauts $l25 per
pair; rabbits 6O cents do quails So per
dozen; 'possums so per piece; squirrels
90 per pair.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
FIRST EDlIlON
ELK AED WATEfe.


s,.Ai.s nnh%"n's srcnn.t DrssnosNHow ssr watsrw
sllb.
p.sdipg, yesterday morning, a
ID IN N named N athan Wamsher was
his %" y" a charge of watering his milk,
Bi9o ! Sas Sn fined $50 and costs. The ac-
30 offended himself personally in
tc'SS,xor's Court, and from the Kdgle's
he no. IF The trial. his line Of defense
''fcScpi.d as follows; ,
sSpZ; sSD Z;erler testified that on the 2ud
,gn,,,osmber NJ, he analysed a sample of
~ brought to him by the Commits
rDh aid to be Wamshcr's. 1t indi-
IVA a..S about II per cent. of water;
a, aH,rp else unusual in 1t; the differ
i0'O,rs gu vas water alone; the other sample
5cS s5oved about 124 per cent. of water;
~o1 .,,hsr sample was also obtained from
y. WV Wamsher's wagon which was
s"Dd to be pure milk.
"TD n, Ziegler was examined by Mr..
rDmsher, The doctor stated he had
,sInerience in feeding cattle and did
~, taow what effect feeding potatoes,
WINS or frozen pumpkins would
s s.ra an the milk. He could not tell
NV y" hpg a COW would have to be fed
Wv ,nrh feed to make it watery.
i was very strange that two samples
,t,n from the same wagon would
Awe, the one pure and the other
imna,e, A frozen pumpkin does not
son,.in more water than any other
Unmnkip; cannot tell when the milk
Y wos catered; have examined Wam-
sherh milk heretofore and found it
eMWamsber asked the Commission
whether he had not condemned Mr..
Grurs milk. and upon going to the
dairy and examining the milk as it
ame from the COW, found it to contain
water according to the lactometcr. The
Commissioner said 'yes." Mr.. Wam-
her Ihrefore maintained that the lac
yneter was unreliable or that milk as
tcame from the cow sometimes con-
aims water.
Dr. Ziealer said that the statement
ibis mind did not appear plausible
I'D in his opinion a frozen article
@ud not produce milk any more
ystery. or at least so much more.
Mr. Davidhiser offered to feed cow
tvOU three days on frozen pumpkins
tOAuv the great effect.
Tb. Mayor asked for an explanation
Vby an impure and a pure article OF
milk oOuld come from the same diary
md from the same can.
Nr, Wamsher swere that the two
Gnples came from the same can and
he same wagon.
He was fined SEQ and the costs, il
being the smallest penalty, and stated
be might appeal and carry the case to
Covrt.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
STRAY Wales.

TO nj ght City Council meets In repu.
lar session.
Penn Loan Association meets this
evening.
To secure bargains buy boots and
shoes at Alexauder's shoe store, No. 1O2
Market.
A nice Christmas present would be
u good pair of shoes fiom Daniel Nc
Cusker's fine store, No. .2l6 w. Second
street.
Last nights snow left the pavements
IN slippery condition.
flne chamber suits, elegant in design
ana cheap In price, at the Enterprise
manufacturing Co. 3 stores, Oand 222
Market street,
A pair of ovcrshoes from Fennessv's
store, 22l Market street, will keep tho
ieet warm and dry while the snow is
on the ground.
Iiyou would be happy buy your boot,
and shoes from Donahoe's chcap store.
307 Market street.
Mrs. Jones, how ls your health this
morning? Thank you, madam, much
improved. i bought a bottle of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup last night, and
after the first dose my cough was
checked. l slept well, and have moi
coughed once this morning.
Fancy PAPERS for Childrens' Christ
mas Houses, Cornucopias, &c, Pictures
Animal Heads, Lace, Borders, &c. Sc
Also large stock Of Wall Papers, Win
dow Shades. and good workmen alway.
on hand at 223 Market street, below
Third Don't forget the place,
dec4-u. J. L. HoLr
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
WEDNESDAY. Dec. lb.-5P.

NtUNEsUN1, TIC ID,-I i. VI.
fLouR.-Sa'es of 1900 barrels, including
snper ne at s4a4 So; q tras AT a. 10 a 2i
do do at g. 7ja6 for fair; SGa0aG25 Tor
good and choico; &c 80 as 81 fpr fancy.
GkAiN.-1he Wheat market is quiet, and
prices somewhat favor buyers. there is b t
tile prime Offering. Interior and common
grades are almost neglected Sales OF 400
bush. good Pennsylvania T d al Sl rs; 40
bush. choice do do. at 81 "a; 40 bush. ONO
do. da mp, at 81 Oj, ard 400 bush Pennsylva
MIA amber at q ~; Michigan white ranges
from VI ~ to 3d. Rye is without change.
Corn c, rtlnues ttpll and almost omina in
va ne. Sa es of l0e0 bush. o Western and
Penn-y vani yellow at 6s19 7ILc.. and 1905
busn. new Southern Penns vrnia and wel t.
ern do. az 66 CSC the after rate for prime
dry; 90 1000 b1 h good Western white al
.9c. Oats are veIy firm. sa 90 o. 5000 bus b
IA and prime Western white ut ~ sic.
and 7e1 bush. 90 mixed at c.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

BLACK BAss.-TAe following in re-
gard to the black bass in the Lehigh
is applicable TO the Brandywine. A
walk along the tanks of the Lehigh al
present where the shore is more or
less stony, will develop alsrge number
of the product of the black bass plant
ed two years ago. We have occasio n.
ally heard of the presence eff these fish
but cannot speak knowingly, having
had ocular demonstration Of the fact
that they exist by millions. We have
seen them, within a day or two past.
in great numbers, from about nine in.
ches in length down to the smallest
size. They frequent shallow water
during this time of the year for the
purpose Of dePosiiing their eggs, and
unlike most other tish will not be driv
en- away very easily. We may expec,
excellent fishing in our rivers in year
when the law regulating fish catching
will permit the bass being taken with
hook and line. At present they should
not be molested in any way.-Wes
Chester Local Necs.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
EFF. KuRkel's Bitter Vine of Iron

Poi the cure of weak stomach. gene raj de-
etltty. indigestion disease OF the neryous
eyst' n. cons fipation, actdity Of the stomach,
and All cases requiring u tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and
cfhcsent salt Of Iron We possess; Citrate OF
essrgetic OF vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
wan Bark.
Inc eject in many cases OF debility loss oil
appetite, and general prostration, OF an efici-
eut Salt OF Iron, combined with our valuable
>@ve, is most happy. 1t augments the APP
petite, raises the pulse, takes of n VASCULAR
naobiness, removes the pailor Of debility and
gtSes n rid vigor TO the coun ntenance.
DO you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good appetizer DO you want
70 oiild up your constitution? DO you want
70 feel weti? DO you want to set rid OF ner-
Vousness3 Do u want energy? DO YOU
want TO sleep well? Do yon want brisk and
Glgorous feelings? Ii you do, try kunkers
WIne of iron.
THIS truly valuable tonic has been so thor.
oughly tested by all clssses OF the communi.
a tonic medicine II costs but little, purifes
the blood and gives tone to the stomach,
renovates the system and prolongs life
now only ask q trial of this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle F. KUNkEI. sole
proprietor, No as NORTH Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Ba.
Sold by druggists ard dealers everywhere
decJ-lmdSw
70 s6". Tapc Worm 25g.
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re.
ter to patients treated. DIR. f. F. Kunkel,
No. 259 N Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad.
vice free- Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

RAILROAD LABoRERs HIRE, All the
laborers employ ed on the main line
and branches of the Pennsylvania r
r., Company have been working until
recently for one dollar per day of ten
hours, hut the company has now
placed them to nine hours tune, and
pays them ninety cents day. The
number of hands discharged for the
season is not so great as that of last
year. 1t is said that all other railroad
companies in the State have concluded
TO follow the lead of the Pennsyl'
vani&.
To SUFFERING LADTEs.-"pr. ROgerson's
Fe@a!s Hydrostia Pssders. for ali female
Complaints BY mail, 81. Address, Dr.
Rogcrson p. o. Box. 356S y. Y NV
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
FINE HOGS.
BERLIN, December 18th, 1917

BERLIN, December 18th, 1877.
EDITOR DELAWARE GARRrrR: There
was slaughtered in this town on Nom
day, the 18th inst, by MIR. Rulings.
formerly of New Castle hd., Del, a
hog not quite twelve months old,
which weighed $50 pounds; and also,
fine by Mr.. Davidson, some three or
four months old, weighing 5iS pounds.
The first pig was bred in New Castle
lid by Mr.. White, and it was sur
prlsing to those who saw it, how such
an amount of flesh and fat could be
laid on any animal, within the time
specified, and which we are assured i.
correctly stated. ID.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
90 wearisome condition Of humanity :,

How many wretched homes in our
llnd How many art-broken invaiids !
Life with many signifies u mere onerous
existence. All are subject to disease
but when health is removed the hone is
nearly gone out. Sickness Is u .ually in
curred through exposure or careiessness
Especially is this true with those dis
eAses peculiar TO women. Through her
own imprudenoe an folly she is made
TO drag out miserable existepce-a
source of annoyance and anxiety to her
friends, and anything bnt comfort and
pleasure. to herself. Exposure to the
cold at times when she could be most
prudent, and overtaxing her body with
laborious employment, are both fruitful
| causes of many of the naladies from
which she suffers. Gradually the bloom
leaves her cheeks. her lips grow ashy
white, her vivucity departs, she contin-
| ually experiences a feeling of weariness
and general lanzuor, and altogether pre-
sents ghostly appearance. What does
she needP Should she AXE some stimu-
latinR drug. which will for I be time maxi
| her '.Jeel better" or does her entire sys-
tenn demand reparat.on? She requires
something which not only will restore ia
health the disease organs, but will tone
and invigorate the system. DR.. Pierce
Favorte Prescription will do this. I,
i-nparts strength to the diseased parts
brings back the glow Of health, and re.
stores comfort where previously there
was ouly suffering
Every invalid lady should send for
The Peoples Commen Sense Medical
Adviser" in which over fifty pages are
devoted to the consideration of those
diseases peculiar to women. II will be
sent, postpaid, to any address, for 81 so.
Address, r. " Pierce, NJ. D., Worlds
Dspensary, Buffalo, n. Y Agents
waited to sell this vsluable work.
The cheapest and best tea and coffee
is in Third street between Markes and
Shipley, the red store. The Great Can
ton and japan Tea Cos new store.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
DE D.

DIED.
WIsDoM.-on the 18th inst Mrs. Hannah
Wisdom. IN her 7od year.
ATHERLt On the teth INST, az Odessa,
De-. John Ather ey aged ~ yeats, )
mont hs and 25 days.
JEFFERS. On tho 10Th inst, at his resi-
deuce at Fair Ain. Cecsl county, Maryland,
JOSEF phi h Jehern.
FEkNEY On the 18th instant, Bernard
Feeney
HUktR On the lsth inst. Margaret Huber.
daughter of william ani Man garet Huoer,
pgtd years and 10 m ,nths,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
SECOND EDITION,

O.. ,SHNoTHEs MILITARY CoMpANv.-T The
Nati pn9l Rifles, military company
city. was put in commission on Tursdnv
by Governor Cochran. Tae officers are
James Nc Dowell, Captain: w. S. Walker
FIRST Lieutenant; and w. T. Best, Sec
ond Lieutenant. This makes the fourth
company that has been organized in Del.
aware which will take part in the Cen
phia,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
'VIhng UP tHU CHS5.
THE THIEvIsH TRAMPs.
About three o'clock, yesterday
con, as three tramps were com
! Eighth street, and when op

SSaIrPiN0 News. The steamer,
sefper," of the Electric Line, left the
sAafi, loot of King street, last even
al 2 o'clock for New York city.
ins will be the last trip of the season
w 'he above line of steamers.
Inc schooner Margaret Platter
Fll Ibis city yesterday afternoon with
aaieo OF powder from Dupont's Mills;
Ne bound for New York city.
n yesterday the sloop "Ann, through,
" me Harlan & Hollingsworth Co. >.
!uos' The last load OF old iron and
copper from the burning of the old
ooohiior, which was set on iire ia
W'ooer last and has been burning
ever nnce. The monitor was the
lioperty of the U. b. Government and
re burned by the Ii. q Il. Company
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

EcLfPsEs OF sun AND MooN.-Thece
will be two eclipses of the sun And
two of the moon in 1876. First par.
tial eclipse of the moon, March 10th
Second an annual eclipse of the ST.
March 25th, the moon concesling the
suns disc except ring around the
boarder. Third, partial eclipse o.
the moon, ,September:3d, partial eclipse
of the sun, invisible on the United
States. Fourth partial eclipse of the
sun, visible in the South Pacific az.
Atlantic ocean.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
sale by 4. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner SixtA and Market streets.
or the Be-H.
eBath brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath Sponges
and Bath SOAPS in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF aorse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same classl
r BRINGHU R>I a CO.,
CsPnet >iltl and Mark, stree
Prime Vanilla Bean.
sold Wholesale and retail by
4 BRINGHURST q Oo.,
corner Sixth and Market street
fsConeentrated FavorinE Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon. orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond. Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc +, ETC., made
and soli wholesale and retail by
h BRINGHURSr a CO.,
Corner Sixth ami Market streets
Toilet Mirror.
A full assortment Of all sizes, in 'h 'iina
double mAgnifying, 20.
r. BRINGHURsT q 90.
Corner Of Sixth and Market street.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

toAs SALEs Last NIoHr.-Germania
=, S S5,h monthly meeting-S2200
/" per cent. and the balance paid
nnhdrawin x shareh olders.
a, esa' ss' lC2d monthly meeting S100O
bs. per cent. and $500 ak24. No
Es., Es w wsre received for the ho~ee, 47O
a. Ninth strret.
snS Loan sch monty mectiag-
sTS - xat, $500 at "a, t4Uo at sSf and
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

BURGLARY AND RoBBKRY.s
stAdAam T. sen's storo Rolpbod-Daxin
Robbery by TrAmps.

Last night rome burglars entered the
auction store Of l.. W. Stidham &
son, No. Ill Z. Fourth street, and
stole therefro'n the following articles
Sversl coats, pair of pants, q pair OF
SotA and a lot of jewelry, the whole
being valued at between two hundred
nd three hundred dollars. One pair
dbOots was dropped by the thieves
Htheir departure.
The entrance was effected by the
back window, which opens into a yard
the rear of the building This yard
. reached by an alley opening on
french street.
The tracks Of the burglars we're OBJ
served in the snow, this morning, and
ndging by the size of some of the
footprints, one of the robbers was the
pOsessor of an immense pair of feet.
The Chief of Police was informed OF
ae robbery, and the police are now
Sofslng up the case.
THE THIEvIsH TRAMPs.
About three o'clock, yesterday after.
1oOn, as three tramps were coming uu
Eighth street, and when opposite
Nm, Conner's house, No. 303, one OF
nen jumped over the fence Into the
lan. Here he robbed the clothes line
about $25 worth of under clothiug
including six fine shirts. He handed
me clothes to his two companions and
iespsd over to the street, when the
aio ran rapidly away. A neighboI
informed Mrs. Conner of the robbery,
IVY when she reached the door, til q
ioooers were just disappearing up b
MeeI They have not since been
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
POLICE CASES.

The following cases We're disposed of
this morning;
Charlotte Short, for vagrancy- sent
oS er for 60 days.
James Jones, for disturbing religions
worship AZ Zion NJ e. church, required
to give 1900 bail to keep the peace.
Threee drunks.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
YEA THER fEPORT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.--l A. bf.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and New
England, rising, followed by falling
barometer, warm weather, cloudy and
snow, except clear weather in the
Southern portions. For the canal re-
gions of New Jersey and Virginia, tenn
perature rise to freezing and above.
To Cure a Cough, to relieve all irr ta:iops
OF the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to re-
store perfec'. sonndness snd health o the
most de,icate organization OF the human
frame-the Lunga-use isfor Balssw OF
WIZ Chsrry. 50 c 8. and 81 q bottle, ,arae
bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

y FATAL FALL.-George J. Brown, col
ored, OF Coatesville, hettcr known as
dundy Brown, was killed Tuesday
evening by falling out of his wagon. He
has been for several years past engaged
IN transferring baggage to and from the
railroad depots at that place.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

STOCKS SOLD IN PHILADELPH1A.- 100
wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany hrst mortgage cou pons per cent,
April and October unpaid coupons on 2
bonds for 81 600 each, coupons and un.
registered; bond sl,O coupons, 45 per
cent
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
CANCt'

ScrOfulR and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. bonds Discovery.-
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ASrIDorEs uni
with and destroy the VIRUS OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but Will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and pemain
while under treatment st the Penna Cane
institute lone OF the handsomest marble edi
does In the city, and the finest remedial In.
sStute In the country. Hemedics, with full
directious. sent to any part Of the world
ss-send for Pamphlets and particulars- Ad
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The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

dxSERoUs.-Adams q Brother, the
sN1 toy merchants of this State,
pcaed large basket full of toys ut
Sf Ssif store, No. sos Market street, on
sS,Msdsy morning, and presented thel.
,%as dome for Friendless Children,
WI .ais city. This has been their
p"e''ce for q number of years.