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The daily gazette., 1875-10-29
SNerlM's Snse.

I by virtue OF Sundry writs Of Levari Facias
| to me directed, will be exposed toPublic
Sale. AT the Hotel OF Alexander Maxwell, in
Mddletown, IN st. Georges Hundred, New
Castle county Del.
On FRIDAY, 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER. lsT5.
At clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain tract, Farm piece, OF parcel
OF land, situate in Appoquinimink hundred
New Castle county and State of Delaware AL :.
joining land of GIDEON Il. Rothwcll, owen G..
Crow, Jonathan stevenson Henry Davis.
deceased, one Gooding, George Davis and
Others, the mctes and bounds of which Is as
follows, TO wit:
Stevenson thence with said Stevenson, ,sonth
twenty-four and a half degrees east. crossin e
the public ROAD leading from Pryor's Garner
on the state road, to thoroughfare neck.
Lightweight and four-tenths perches to the
public road, leading to the Brick Stone land
ing, thence with said last named road north
eighty-nine and half degrees east, with
lands OF John A. Cayender, ninety-six perch.
es to land OF q. Z. Crow, thence with said
Crow north twenty-three degrees west, as
near as could be taken) one hundred and
thirty peiches to stone on the north side
OF branch, thence with said Grow north
SiXty.one degrees east ffty-sevcn perches tC
ditch ON a line of land OF q. E Rothwel
thence with said ditch and said kothwel
north fifty and fourth degrees west nfty
| seven ucrches to said thOrougfare neck road
/ InenCc eTOsslllp sdlu TOdu, anu WAN sstlu ullCl
north. sixty-onc degrees and half west
| twenty-four and six-tenths 0erchcs, with sait
said ditch and sad Rothwel's | md north, 8
degrees west. eleven and slx-tenths perches
to the run OF a branch, thence with the sew
eral water courses of said branches. and lane
OF said Rothwell, about one hundred ant
/ eighteen perches, to broken or dead tol
~panish water oak, by the run OF said brancl
a corner, or near a corner, for lands of Col
George Davis, and Mrs. Allen, thence witt
said Davis and Allen. south 81 u degrees west
as near as could be taken. running to tn
south OF a small marked white oak, $40 of
| perch dest., 1855 perches TO lands of GoOding
| being about 81 links south Of which is SUP
posed to he the course of Cooling, theme
with said Goodiug, and lands of Henry navis
deceased, south. twenty-one ard half de
grees east, 2l6 $40 perches to stone. col
ncr for S nd Davis and supposed to be a lin
of the lands OF the aforesaid Stevenson's
thence with said Stevenson's north II dc
grecs, east, AZ perches home to the slace {
beginning. containing two hundred an
seventy five acres of and, be the same NOR
or less
Seized and taken in execution a. the prol
erty OF Joseph W. Naudegrit AMI Clara Var
dogrtt his wife anil terre tenants, and to b
sold By
VIM. II. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
sherif-s onice, New Castle,
October lj, A. d., 1875. IOct iG is
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WILMINGTON. DEL. OCT. 70. 1875.

A SNARL AT THE DEAD CHIEFTAIN.-
The Wilmington CONNER, cannot let
an opportunity pass TO show its hatred
to the South and the Southern people,
and its last effort to denounce and de-
fame them may be found in yesterday
issue. Referring to the unveiling OF the
statue of SToNEwALL JACKSON, in kich-
mond, Va, on Tuesday, it INDUCES IN
TRADE of ribaldry and abuse which 1T no
doubt would attempt to dignity by call
ing it criticism of the grafton OF the
Rev. Mr.. Hodge, the orator OF the occa-
sion. This reverned gentleman belongs
10 the same religious denomination
with which the immortal hero, whose
spotless life he was eulogizing, was con-
nected during his life time, and when
the Commercial charged that jackson
and those who fell with him had no
"just or honest principle" of human
government" it makes a charge that,
If true, destroys every vestige Of right
which his acts or his name would have
to consideration, either North or South.
And the same remark may be made as
to MIR. Hodge and his splendid orator.
cal address.
But this cannot be true. The statue
itself is an evidence Of the most anfad-
ing character that SToNrwALL JACKSON
was man Of the purest type. and could
not have been without well considered
principles, both as to government and
religion. This has been asserted by some
cf the ablest even Of the men who were
the frmest enemies Of the Southern
cause during the war. MI. Hodge is re
ported to be one of the most pure. con
servative and moderate Ministers in the
South, and when the Commercial charge
him with descending to "untruth," IL
according to Jackson and the brave mel
who died in the same cause principle,
it unquestionably falls into the very er
ror it charges upon him. The whole ar
ticle in the Commercial proves that
desires, for party's sake, and for tina
alone, to keep open and make wider tn
wounds between the sections which 1t
the wish Of every good man to heal.
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SIierIn's sale.

ID me directed. wall be exposed to Public
Sal0 on the premises near kirkwood. In
Pencader hundred, in New Castle county.
Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE 20 DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal property
viz:
0ne-half interest in lot OF corn, Il interest
In lot of oats.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
Isrty OF Merritt u Paxson, and TO be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Shenff's Office. New Castle.
oct. IL. A. d.. 1875. oot2l -2taw.
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8herfn,s sale.

RY virtue Of writ of Ais. Venditioni Ex
- ponas to me direc.ed. will be exposed To
Public Ssle at the Hotel of james e. Towns
end, at 7. wnsend, in Appoquinimipk hun.
dred. New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE ID day of NOVEMBER, 1875,
At ! o'clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that tract Of land situated in Appoquin-
imink hundred, New Castle county, u Ella
ware. bounded by lands Of John Appleton. by
the public road leading from Middietown 10
fieldsborough. by lands of Edward silcox.
and by the AppOquinimink creek. with two
story arist Mill and q two story Dwelling
House with Kitchen attach ther con erect a
togeth or with the mill dam, mill pond sno ali
water rights pertaining to The said grist mill
containing three acres of land, more or less'
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty 9t Jonathap 8, Hand. and to Q sold bv
MN. Ii. LAMBSeN n, Sherid.
Sherif's 0tfice, New Castle, 'A'
ootebtr II. lG5. 5 octlS-ts
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ARITHMETIC OF THE MUNICIPAL
ELECTION. careful scrutiny of the
figures of the vote at Wednesday 3
election does not afford as strong in
dications Of party detection as had
been supposed, notwithstanding the
remarkable general result in the great
elimination of the ordinary democrat
ic majority. Taking the vote of the
city at the presidential election in 1872
which was 44,217, it will be seen that
the increase at the recent election was
$3.50 votes. At the presidential elec-
tion Greeley received "a, ,694votes and
Grant 49, On Wednesday Mr.,
Latrobe had 28.536 votes and Mr..
Warfield s5,47l, showing "a gain by
the democrats of 3,542 votes over
their poll in 1872, and gain by the
opposition of 5,947 votes, thus leaving
balance of gain in favor of the oppo-
sition of but 2,505 votes. The total
number OF newly registered voters at
the recent registration is 8 1858, leaving
a margin of but / 1877 votes of increase
over the poll of 1879 10 be accounted for.
The fact that it was we'll known in
advance that there was to be consider
able democratic detection, of course
gave encouragement to the old enc
mics OF that party and led to theii
nathering up, In fullest force, of al
possible elements Of opposition fol
registration as well as the final vote
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On and after Monday next two fast
mail trains, instead of one. as hereto
fore, will run daily between Washing.
ton and Chicago, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad This will shorten
the present schedule time by one day
for all points west of the Mississippi.
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RLAcK oAsHMEREs.-pi from the
,nsIss q rs. So 81 90. si,i2s. 81 s. g Hs sss
Sl;oV. These desirable fabrics are at love-
prices than We have offered for years, and we
recommend them Tor color and Durability.
". B. SHARP,
oet& Fourth and Market streets.
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The Duration of Hard Times.

The New York Tribune says: The
hard times have now lasted two full
years. The extreme point of depres
sion may or may not have been reach.
ed. There is no infallible test. Former
experience teaches that the process OF
recovery is not rapid one, but in the
nature Of things its commencement
cannot long be delayed. England is
the country which most nearly resem'
bles the United States in its methods
of business and also in its banking sys-
TEN.
In England during tao last ninety
years there have been seven or eight
periods of strongly marked depression
in business, such as that through which
we are passing. In no case, however,
has the extreme inaction lasted three
full years. BY the end of the third
year the exports and imports, the reve
nues Of the government, and the rate
of interest have invariably begun Il
mark some improvement.
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PUBLIC SALEr
4 DJOURNED
TRUSTEES sh,c
IL Is AL E&rE,.,

IL,
RY virtue of an Order Of the n,
~ ne state of Delaware m NAL ,naahcelldr \
day otSeptember, A. y. 49,, i-9a IN a. on The n
.ition between Daniel Dichi ct.ai Vsall,s.e,9olpl
and Abraham P. shannon, et'si ii', pttlt9hsl
Will be exposed to sale at Publ TTesp9nitl!|
MONDAY, 'D'aS' 4
TIE 18th DAY OF NoVEMRpp
ht2 O'Clock, p. IN. 'O'
At the. Hotel Of George wb5o-,,
Guy o. New Cis'le, Delaware ,Ieli iH ID
Real Estate. v,M q The fOll0r1
=, All mar Ger ain Tract of La,d X.
Now site iiuadrei, Nov Cas,Io' situate
- 'te OF Delaware. on The road county Al
GhiiStiana to Red Lion. bon"dd oa esllns "a
by ian! Of John st,ors. chez I9W 3W or n
DR.. james CoOler, Levi ITSI'I ucheltrsl
3othefs; by the said rood ana taa ScCoi, ai
River. containing about ol6 A. A. Va'Eil1I
more or less with the dwelling Le', oi Laa
ana out6uil ilngs thereon erec,tI I'a a'a %
Attendance vii be civeru k5Il
terms OF sale mads brown a. aga
tllne ana place a g res nil BY tba rne We w
trustee appoiEte by the ChancSHI ,esgls
the sale, or his Attorney. '''''' t''fd
cIIAs. h. LORE, Tn..,
N. B.-This farm late the rro,o...-'a ''''e
hugg, deceas ed, adjotns N @ Roa, QHtl
Oh the Delaware Rail Rod HG'FS HaI FS,1anla
Castle. It's located in onn ~ t ,l~ lioNN
rlcuitufal districts il the Slatc Hlsat
tnnally oolsuil. 1t Is convsn;,ollii uli an I'D
Churches. Markets and !, J1'vn. vn,I 10 i@h94
pror erty. Cuss WY de'lnt
October 90. 2S75 -wts.dtfF fFPAo' b. LORE
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Sllesin's sale.

DY virtue Of writ of Lcvarl Facias 10 me
ID directed, will be exposed 10 PaOlic sale,
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l' MARKET ST.
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the clty Of viii
mington, New Castle county, Del, On
SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. a. n, 1875,
at2 O'Clock. T.. NJ.
The following described real estate. VIZ
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
two story brick house thereon erected si,u-
ate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to wit:
beginning at point In the northerly side
OF Apple street at the distance Of one hun
arcd and Gighty-siX feet easterly from the
Z castClly side of iieaid street ut TIE westerly
side OF an alley three feet WIDE leading into
\ Apple street, thence northery and para lei
! with Heald street about nine feet, thence
castoriy and parallel with Apple street one
/ foot and 81 halt thence northeily and parable,
with Head street slXty-thrce feet to the
! southerly side OF three feet wide alley
thence along said alley side westerly aud
/ parl cl with Apple street thirteen and 8
I halt feet tl a stake. thence souJherlv anO
! parallel with Head street and passing
through the middle of the br.ck division
wall between this house and the house adj
Joining on the west seventy two feet to The
, aforesaid northcrly side OF Apple street ant
thence thereby easterly twelve feet to tht
place o beginning be the contents t5ereo
what they may with the free use and priyi
le4e of said two three feet wide alleys il
common 18th others entitled thereto forever
subject to his portion of all necessary ex
penses which shall from time to time accru,
in paving, repairing and cleansing the sal(
alleys.
SeIzed and taken In execution as the pro
porty of Patrick Quinn and terre tenants, ant
10 be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's 0fiGe. New Castle.
Oct Is. A. d.. 1873. ! nctls-2taw's
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WEATHER kEPOEr +.

WAsuINGToN, Oct. 20.-1 a. Nj
PROBABILITIES.
For the Atlantic States stationary or
falling barometer, variable winds,
mostly southeast to northeast, warmer
partly cloudy weather and rain in
Western Pennsylvanion and Western
Ntw York.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-29

TO SUFFERING LApIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Finale Hydrastin Popders" for all female
Comu,a,nts BY mail, sl. Address. DR..
Rogerson p, o. Box. 256s n. Y. csty
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: EcrlH's sale.

IY virtue ofa writ of Levari Faeias to me
t. directed, vii be exposed to Pub ic Sale
Z the Hotel OF James {. TownsenI,, Towns
end in Arpoquininink hundred. New Castle
county, Det4Ware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 2i day OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
At ! O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All tn I certain farm. plantation or tract Of
land situated In Appoqulnimink hundred and
county OF New Castle aforesaid. and partl u
larly descrit ell as follows, that il TO say Be-
| GINNING at "A large stone at .he run of a pror &
| of morris branc corner for laad now of the
1 heirs of Ueary Walker. deceased; from thence
with the heirs Of land If said heirs south six
! ty-one and one half 0eg rees west 33 3-l0 per-
cbes u nstone corner rs last azores nd; thence
! no th - degrees west l64 perches to another
, s,'ne corner as last aforesaid: IRON thence
4 soGth degree sw1st to the centre OF the pub
/ lie road leading from laylor's Bridge to
! Dutch creek; thence with the centre of said
! road u the mouth of new pubic road lead
ing the state road thence with the centre
! o said new road 10 corner for land formerly
| of VIM. GOidsh0rough, william Kennedy and
Ehenezer Cloak; ON thence with a line OF
( lana formerly OF Cloak south q degrees east
/ 1913 perches 10 u stone On the brew of hill on
| "A line Of land formerly of Bevan Morris land;
I thence with the lines of that land north 6i de-
! gfees east a. $40 perches TO a corner In tb e
smyrna road; from thence partly with said
road south 2SH degrees eastlI2 psrches to the
/ aforesaid Morris branch: from thence down
! said branch and binding Herewith to the
aforesaid prong thereof; thence up said prom &
, and binding north the same with said branch
ana prong about AGO perches to the place OF
/ beginning. containing three hundred and for
| t. seven acres, be the same more or less. with
! n large two story Brick Dwelling House and
! kitchen. barn, stablipg. large grain barracks.
shedding and corn .crios; one two story frame
! tenant house, with stabing and corr cribs
and granary and two tenement houses there
ON erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the Pro-
, perty Of Gideon L. Rothx ell. and to be sold by
WILLIAM ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff
! Sheriffs Oihce. New Castle.
October IL, 1875 s oetlI IL
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Ten thousand fictitious names, says
the Philadelphia Times, have been
stricken off the registry lists in that
city, and at least as many more re.
main. Nine-tenths Of them were
placed there by men in the employ Of
the Pilgrims. This wholesale attempt
to defeat the will of the people can
not possibly be to severely character.
ized. 1t is an act of treason against
the real sovereigns of the State-a per
fidious and audacious endeavor to
usurp their authority and to put forth
in their name decree which is not
theire,
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ICES.
T, AK PAYERS TAKE yoree

The undersigned. receiver, ,tca.
school Taxes for tAe clty of Wy ~
$50. give notice TO persons wb" "'astln,
paid their ity and Scn1ll Tsv Ha!e N
have had their bills preseHt,d ~" n
tcqulred by law, to cal and SETH, ','. '.ey
D days from del very o!thpbli TbaSane sue,ane|
request all such persons ta cql a, i, 'e,e, ei.a
No 10 East 9lXth street, anl srttlo V.L ,n,. 9llI
delay; they having given b)od, ''0 ,o W. tHlInoI
the money Is due them au Inv s.o :" 'ne q!
sihle for 1t, and they spa th1 = tSo, ,Sv aesPol
VIII DO prompt, while, uerbqn, ,' sn,e e'u
cannot pay Mt once, viii cali Ali maga'' t''
arrangements to pay when tbeg ,",r nNo o.I ~
most respectful " ask g0u 10 ' pirS SNI !,
your attention SO as to avoid ttop6lo
= + unpieasantness, The civ nssIs Is' n'. V.s
and requires us to Coll ct II or nS.' u ,"e
what we propose to d0Bt0 eoJ,.i @ MA ~ "a a
The receivers also give roure 81 psy
her of lots in the I'd, az, 5tA nm, Nb am na
10th wards that they cannot Aad he owr
OF. All such persons owning sli lo,"
rlcaso call and settle or We viii srV AN
for taxes ana costs.
Oiice No. ID Last Sixth slrsc, batwa
Market and klns Hours from Ia o'coI
| every evening and on market mornings
EDMUND PROVOST
Receiver Northern District .laclulin.
north OF 9Th street
EDWARD FAIMAG
Receiver Southern District Including
south of GtA street.) oct.j
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NOTICE The Citizens Loal Assocotl
~ now offers its 9Th series Of d d sInll
for sale. tlrst payment 'lue October III, II
seple-tt GEO. Z. MAR S, SecFeisryl
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NOTlGE.-At the last stated meeting
~ the N lna2cr5 Of thc Wilmington q
ing5 Fund society, 1t was on motion re;OlV
Is pay 70 the DepOsitnrs . " per cent Dor
mum, calculated monthly no interest 0ei
allowed on fractions ota Month, to conme1
at ths,beglnning OF the next tisct year; 1
tina tlIe Treasurer give notice Of tl6 i1CreI
ol the rate of interest at least tareeuoa,
before tt,c cad ct this year.
ALBLHf W. SMITH reasr,
W. ). I ;ocetd 4
NilG Eton. sept. %, ls7j. ioll
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SHERIFF.. nAL.E.

10y virtue ofa writ of Leyali Facia7 to me
ID directei. will be expUseI to Public Sale
atihe
DELAWARE HCU5E. 5l% MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortip. in the city of " il
miugton. New Castle county. Delaware on
SATURDAY,
THE 18Th DAY OF NOVEM3E 1915
=, -,
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sHERIFf's SALE

10y virtue Of writ OF Ais. Fie,i Facias t. me
ID directed will be exposed TO Publie oaie;
Newport. in Chr tianL hun Ire 1, New Castle
county, Delaware. On
The daily gazette., 1875-10-29

EY virtue ola writ of Levari Facias to me
t directed, viii be exposed to Pub ic Sale
Il the Hotel OF James {. TownsenI, tIGwns-
emf in Arpoquiuinink hundred. New Castle
county, Det4Ware, on
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Dy virtue of a writ Of yenditiont EXponas.
ID 70 me directed. vii, he 'xposea TO lhnc
c.ls at III, ourt House door, IN the city OF
Naw Castle. New Castle hundred and county,
and State Of Delaware, on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

not in the shop only boy was there, but when
he had waited on me, he said
MI, "oh,l beg pardon, but is this the English lady,
said, Eyes"
Master would like to see you, then" lie said,
" He thought you would come to onight. He's
very bad. Doctor says he'll hardly live. Will
you come ?"
said would, and followed the boy. As I
entered the room an old woman came from it.
VIII you sit here beside me }" said voice
from the bed. Al have wanted you 80 am
going, and longed to see you.,'
gave him my hand and sat down. He held
my fingers tight Why not, poor soul! /"
g You cannot see my face?" he said.
No answered: 1t is quite dark. Shall l
light a light?"
"No," he said. "If you will sit in this dark
ness while shall be 30 glad. am going to
die. 1t is my heart This is my last illness.
On, | am 30 glad. Think how blessed thing
death must be to me- ="
az also have longed to die, said, but that
was long ago.
But thing like this that am" he said.
" And was once strong young man like any
other. Shall tell you my story?"
"Yes,' said, and why I did not know.
was shaking like a leaf. He held my hands in
both his own now, and before lie spoke again he
put them to his lips.
If were not dying l would not tell you,'
ne bhlu - " lb twenty years ago OH u OurlbC-
mas eve like this, that bade good bye to my
promised wife In England. Hush hush be
quiet for while"
" sailed on the Lady Margaret for this coun-
try. I-oh, you tremble 30 be calmer. We
were wrecked in bitter storm. Many of ua
were frozen among them, me-Oh, Lefty,
Lefty you know now-I feel you know. Lefty,
why was it not death that came to me instead of
what did come p
Our arms were about each other now our lips
met. In the darkness he was the strong young
lover I; l the pretty young girl again.
" Cruel to hide it from me-" I said. "Cruel
not to return and let me comfort you"
" You could not, Lefty, he said. 1.-THE curse
was on me. Here. in the darkness, forgetting
what am, you speak of things that could moi
have been. l would have had your pity, and
longed for your love. Better that it has been
thus. Better that had strength to make iG 30.
You know you never guessed that it was l. You
could not but knew you, my dear, and you
have comforted me greatly.
"Dont cry, darling. The worst is nearly
over. and shall die in your arms. Promise me
only that you will not look upon my face again
or move my head from your bosom, until know
no more"
These were the last words he ever spoke but
we held each others hands for long, long while
and kissed each other farewell as passionately
as in the Christmas eve of long ago, when we
hoped to meet again bride and bridegroom.
But when the gray dawn broke, and the Christ
mas bells were ringing, laid the face that had
grown cold upon my breast upon the pillow and
covered it from my sight and even amidst my
grief knew that 1T was better 30.
But somehow, since that moment, l seem to
be only waiting.
" He cannot come to me-
know but shall go 10 him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
PREPARED BY
H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

WHAT Is VEGErISE?-It Is a compound extracted
from barks roots aud herb3. 1t Is Natures Kennedy
1t is perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon
the system. 1t Is nourlshing and STRENGTHENING.
acts directly upon the blood IL quiets the
system. 1t gives you good sweet sleep at night. II
is gr' at panacea for our aged fathers and moth.
for 1t gives them strength, quiets their nerves.
and gives them Natures sweet sleep,-as has been
proved by many an aged person. 1t Is the great
Blood Purifier 1t Is soothing remedy for our chill
dren. 1t has relieved and cured thousands. 1t Is
very pleasant to take every child likes It, 1t re-
lieves and cures all diseases originating from i'm
pure blood. Try the VFGETIEE. Give 1t fair trla
for your complaints; then you will say to your
friend, neghbor and acquaintance "Try 1t 1t has
cured me-"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON, Dec. 10, 1862
Gentlemen-My only object in giving you this tes-
tlmonia is to spread valuable information. Having
been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum, and the whole
surface cf my skin being covered with pimples and
eruptions, many Of which caused me great pain and
annoyance, and knowing II to be blood disease.
took many of the advertised blood preparations
among which was any ity of Sarsaparlila
without obtaining any benefit until l commenced
the first bottle saw that had got the right medi
cine. Consequently, followed on with IL until j
had taken seven bottles, when was pronounced
from pimples and eruptions. | have never enjoyed
so good health before, and attribute 1t all to the
use of VRGETTNE. To benefit those aflc,ed with
rheumatism, will make mention also OF the vEGE-
TINES wonderful power OF curing me OF this acute
complaint, OF which have suffered so intensely.
@. II. TUCKER,
Pas Ag't Mich. O. X. r.,
jan1s-1ywd& 60 Washington street, Boston.