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{. F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so tho
roughly tested by all classes of me communi-
ty that 1t is now deemed Indispensable as q
Tonic medicine. 1t costs but little, puriGes
the blood and gives tone 70 tic stomach, reno
Yates the system and pro!oncs life. Every
body should have il.
For the cure of Weak S;mnachs, General
Debility, Indigestion, Disease of tho Stomach
and for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and
efficient salt Of Iron we possess-Citrate OF
Magnetic Oxide, combined with the most
energetic OF vegetable toEics-Ieilow Peru
Wan Bark.
DO you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good appetizer ~,
DO you want to get rid o. nerSousness?
DO You want energy? M -
DO you want TO sleep We'll?
Do you want to build mp your constitution?
DO you want to feel well3
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
II you do Try KuNIIEL's BITTER WINE or
IRON.
only ask trial of this valuable tonic?
Beware Of counterfelts, as kunkels Bitter
Wine of Iron is the only sure and effectuA
remedy in the known world for the perma-
nent cure OF Dyspepsia and Debility, and aB
there arc number OF invitations offered to
the public, would caution the community to
purchase none but the genuine article, manu-
factured by L. +. kunkel and having his
stamp on the cork Of every bottle. The very
fact that others are attempting to initiate this
valuable remedy proves its worth and speaks
volumes in its favor.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by Druggists
and Dealers everywhere.
No. 259. Tape Worm No. 25s.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. No
Zee uniess the head passes. Come and refer
to patients treated. DIR. Il. +. KUNKIE. No.
ass n. Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Advice
free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
moved. marl-d&wIm
In the Field Again
With the iinest specimens OF Boots, Shoes and
Caters ever offered in Wilmington, at moder
- WIN. Fl. BABooCK & CO..
3l3 Market street, doors below Fourth.
Resumption OF Specie Payment.
VIM. II. Babcock & Co., 2l3 Market street,
doors below Fourth, will take SILVER in eI-
change for Boots and shoes to O limited eL-
tend-they don't want too much of it how
ever
tA. No suspensiOn .,.=.
tp the sale Of Boots, Shoes q Caters at 81
Market street, doors below Fourth.
/ VIM. H. BABCoCK a co.
Food for the Rabies
q Ghildred fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
Concentrated Favorfng Extracts
Of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery ETC., etc, made
and aold Wholesale and retail by ~
L. BRNGHURST h CO.,
il" Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
Hro<aie's MlracuIous Cure for Germs.
An English remedy Of great popularity, for
.,C E. BRINGhURsr & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner sixth and Market streets
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m Ar RED

HLIAsoE-BoUIDEN.-B BY Rev. Jason Rogers,
in the Penoader Presbyterian Church, on
Wednesday, Mar. id, $50, Mr.. Frank Eliason
and Miss Fan uie n. BOuIden.
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SECOND EDITION

VAcEANcy. Jsnes Eeefe. arrested for
vagrancy, has peen sentenced to New
Castle for sixty days.
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y LOAN MArTRRs.-Las night, at the
regular, monthly meeting of City Loan
Association, $1,000 sold at &c per cent.
premium, The remaining receipts
were paid to Withdrawing shareholders
ID. Eldridge Pierce was elected Secre-
tary, piee Wesley Talley, deceased. Mr..
Pierce has also been elected Secretary
of Penn Loan Association, to bill the
vacancy caused by Mr.. Talley's death.
At the regular, monthly meeting OF
Mechanics Loan Association, last even.
ing, money sold as follows; $1400, Isl
serces, at 324; $500 do, at 27; $400, 81
series, at l9i; s100 do, at II $500 do
at Is.
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REAL ESTATE SALES. The real estate
of the late ]. F. Bowman, decd store
house and dwelling on Market street,
Oxford, was sold at public sale on We'd
nesday, by John E. Girvin, admins
traitor. to Mrs. Bowman, for "a, 800
The property Of the late Jos. Ryan,
dec'd dwelling house on Chase street,
oxford, was sold at public sale on We'd
nesday, by F, p. Ash, administrator, to
Mrs. Mary Ellen Criswell of Lower OK
ford, for $674. % tH.'." 81 n'
James Forsythe has sold 1870 acres of
his farm in Colerain township, Lancas-
ter CO., to DR.. Harry of Highland
township, Chester county, at $SS per
acre. Mr.. Fersythe retains the mill
and 20 acres of land. He removes to
West Chester on the 1st of April, when
DR.. Harry's. son Jesse takes possession
of the farm.
| Thomas Nj. Entrekin of Upper Ok.
ford township, has sold his farm of 81
acres, to Enocfi l. Harlan Of Kennel,
township, for "a, 500. Oxford Press.
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SPECIAL " OFFICES.
CANCEE.
kcrOEuIR and all Skin Diseases

DR. BoSD's CHEMICAL ASrIDoTEs unite
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
skin Affections, bit VIII not al feet the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while Under treatment az the Penna. Cancer
Institute lone Of the handson.est marble edi
ices in the city,) and the finest remedial In-
stItute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent TO any part Of the world.
AR-Send FOR Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
cross,
H.T. ROyp. VI. n
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III. r. ROND. VI. d..

iTSSA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
feb2.-dly 320s Chestnut St, Phila.,,Pa-
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are hereby requested
IN to be on the lookout for their boilers asd
Asafers. as owing to the great number of pr-
vate pipes that have burst all over the city
and the difficulty Of giving all timely notice
before stopping of the water for repairs, un-
usual care should be observed, and the water
also saved as much as possible.
JOSEPH HYDE,
mar3-lot Chief Engineer.
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30pounde and over at n cent per pound
100 and over at 40 cts. per 100 pounds,
len by the ton at lower rates. l,rL.r.,s
Although these prieee are VERY Low, WI
do not propose to be mdersoh. ...,
Above prices date from January lst-
mar4tf PUSEY 6 kCBs
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NJ OTTCR.-The Levy Court OF New Castle
IN County has appointed THURSDAY, the
18th day Of March, 1876, for the purpose of
ested In public roads and school districts.
By order OF the Levy Court
nar9-l0t JOHNP. SPRINGER, Clerk.
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ID ROPOSALIS Will be received by com
e mittee appointed by the Levy Courts Of
Kent and Sussex Counties to build IN iron
bridge at Milford, Delaware, over Mispilhon
lS feet; width, 80 feet. For further iniorna-
ton apply 70 8. M. SIMPLER,
.f, or W. N. W. DORSEY.
mar9d&w2w Milford, Delaware.
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Food for tlne Rabies'

q, ,Ghlldred fed ON RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2-d9n 1s-
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Concentrated Favorfng Extracts

OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, ETC., etc, made
and sold Wholesale and retail by sis
L. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
IL Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
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mar10ts
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An English remedy OF great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
T. 4. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
= Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

,- - No suspenstOu
| tp the sale Of Boots, Shoes & Caters at 81
Market street, doore below Fourth.
\ ID; '' VIM. II. BABCOCK & co.
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Resumption OF specie Pawn

VIM. Il. Babcock & Co., 9l3 Market street,
doors below Fourth, will take silver in eI-
change for Boots and shoes to O limited eZ-
tead-thcy don't want too much of it how
ever
, 1875-12-17
How a PeHnsylvnntn MAN Taught
thp WetI KtnAnclsriuH.


Not long esaco twQ YORK meu visited Kansas.
They stopped at hp1sl one foronoor and sf.er
ulpusr one Of them wnIkeu down 70 t4a barber y
shopto get shaved. Ths shop was slut, The ar.
hsr having gou6 oh 10 lake h,s artat.dlnner zap.
Thea tho York man walk1d back to his lAudiorl
ID the aasdou, oy tLo worlJ, You oug,ls to 10
tle most prosperous poo t,io Oh earth. Thst 3Gu
ste not IL duo 10 lhb tuot that You don't attend
to bustness. You dou't inok out tnr ooppero
usseu ypus barber uov shut up and goae xhsh
Aq might have earued 10 oeuts by shaypg mo.
Nov he don't Ket il, Tor 1'M going " shs.a NY
self au1 shyo my coptH, lkse i razor 10 my
wi a. and il yon viii euow mo mirror / viii
sb4vs gsvBelt." Tue landlord said the barber VIA
= ahlfstess cuas, who, nle unht WeAsern men,
cpuldu't eompara HHh Pannsyl Anials for atkon-
l.on 10 lsineas. aud pAslepce III scoousug in tho
dlsLe4 hut ~ hoped slley wusslu s!l In, rove III
tia4s, aud then hs showed our ft!ond iuso = room
w1ers he fouud I Bood-alzed mi. ror, Anl sh&s Cd
himself, Son after ba Joined lis ootupAuiou Aod
congratulated hlMseH On tho succssa le lad lad
In sss1ag 10 csata and teaoA.ug Western man
, 1875-12-17

GDarcrtinc. Aflnr ,ea tho pair paEtt thn1r hills,
atst went tn lfn d. not i, takc tho lr1!u. I'm thor
way t!la E,An who l,a,ln't allsvoi sail " Pret'y
scason'h'o hons, That; oatv. ri for dinner
mid huapcr.' "uDI' ,ioltar !" enid tho oibcr;
" why, paid dollar aud a hsif!' h'nh n little
further c1rlanAtio,s showoll thos hd lnt1 beef,
chaIEei t0 rer rc1t marc than ha cou,l,an,ol.
50 hack ho wont. mud dem.hdot Of tic iamil ri
an oxplana,int,, nnl got It Ii these words: "rho
30 reuts n1t4A IL To- tho l,so Of = roanl. ,You
bar,,rs sh,.pa for uo,lltue. do y,uiS And tho
man who RLinYch himself went 10 Tho t}0au:
ulBer II mol i better ntah, lib 1on't btaH much
OF bis adventure sltco his retIin to iollt md II
will 10 some tins bef<rn ho attemws to rive an-
osAer Woatetn lnau q is,son in tinauclcr.ug.
, 1875-12-17

And = casbine, lost from souno OF his mnn In Tia
attack At the river. These teu,au,!a woro }nnlty
con,rlicd with. and tho rangera retd,n I'd 10 ths
American bauE viii, tiying coorr. Tho Canta,o
tho point Aprcsl upon for ths return Of Tia
bce1ea, but they rrro 10 ho or1 tho hank At If
O'clock proctaoiv tbs next dav. dntschlnrnt Of
ton mon wan aent from the cea1n Of tho Ie1aut
to r cctvo them vhbn brought uvnr.
Accordingly, ali was ready At the horr N,
po.o.ea. w'on. 'aiEall'e dista! '.1rs...ins bust
admit Of 10 dolay4 prevented tAen. from CON,
Gaying ~ '!'o to1ms Of tt,e s9soemeal'
sloas," hMs thera is nothing naot4, >prcs4n1 !.
present than thA proscnt. TAep thes asls
bsonaht, 'IN hsrd' uoN dinlodIty a1$ss, ,-as
casons officers wanted 4 pe1ntt' .b4!6eS. .t.e1
could be allowed 70 re.urn. The hovinn caS
t1yes seemed to vcndcr why it wss l1,at, ctoss.d
to ono ahors without permit. they could no. be
rocrossed -wIthont ono. c,ns,da'ns, AtsA that
tbay No'e Ettntn,eg t. .le.t Ia sfhI oknera, RI.
s5s{ "ss seS oysf vta RI sa SsGs ss4.n r. ; ee,
tho cartridges wero .psaced 10 ,.hd' c4.nAksts
settled tho luAsl,n for tbeao Eai,hia auahljAn,
Of their countrY'a revenue, and brought cour,c
tIon whom other arguments would haso bccn o|
no nynal.
About throc- fou'tbs Of the, recovered .ultu.,
wa.e found to b tho property of Cart 1tieiiSfd
klng. Of Hauls Gertrudia., kuceoa County i. .de
remainder belonged to John sfcA1ioo aid 9TH,
11ACucEoa AFluS III a1uDtlCs D4In6f1n4 On thu
1sio 0tando. Tho stock were sent b.cK I'd tbn,
onncra, and tfle robpoFs bayo leAsned tast tha
Mcicau shote ii not hlwayaA hagoio OF roa,
ws1eIe tlev can st IN safety. md la,,gtt yeli
ncrcn4 tho river At ih6 cItize,.s Of Texas wIoat
property th6y hayt stotod, aid wAot6 H. 1etns
tl,ey have plundercd with i,npnni.y for yo4ll
! rast.
pcorla i lilo on3 inadxnraied ny Gait. sicSay.
Adopts in diplomacy, tuor nroIltincs bayc hsrs.
tdTdra had tar loo much Tezht With 'llo Athhri.
can. nns!ior;ties, hosh Slate tand Fe,lerat. III,
! people ha3o bcen reValed oil promises, until
they arc worn ont with them. The 'paltcy Ok Il.
! tsIia'ion, swift aud Vigorous. is the only ous
! tbat promigeh icliol t5 tbo: cltatns 'o{ long.
! suffering frpnt,or-sAo only ono WHICH w.ll Dur.
chase i.nntui,,t, frotn firshnr nntragts. Throntb
Iong se1to% OF seala tho cjtizons Of the b9rdet
| have suffered from ptcaieuy bands. nntfl ior.
bcArauco has ceaaol - TT. . y.ttue. Il iR high
limo that abmethtnt Nad done for item. asd
, that soinP r1tec:iou bo, Afforded ihqn,. This
eau be dt}ne oIily bS following tip bands to tholr
/ Btrop8lbldG whcrofaf thes. MIR bo, anil toa2h.
| ing tlem tllat American ctlzoia are not 10 bo
robbed aptl murdered nith inbubttY by thlcytaa
| cnt-.hroats who befio'o land NTH guod restunl
/ that tho RIO q!atdo H. q Nobioon bos9nd wnoss
HAt9Ta none daIo paas; the; onca On tho ale1.
can bank. tao! arc sAfu ffom p.Ibutt hid ey6u
fiom inquiry.
, 1875-12-17
y CAFFleL DANCE.
Annscsacnts Of ting .neoplo' oz~soush
AGrirn

= yatas 'co,7sinonddttnsss ddttss tso;;,rAehT 7tm.i,
Formed in samlcll eH ar limo tAay. commenced
their da1ieo. Moving EIbs I9es hid arida ia tnoss
wonderful e1tnnItnueunz -mottQ9.. .theY rAug ofes
Md aver ngaiu, III yaryInE a1r, aud alaAys 10
minor key, d ynssn:to Tho oHept that "thers ara
enemies on both Sides" This lauro aud versa
Wafo composed whnn tho present Ch3ei'e: fkttef
died, and his two sona d,spnted' thelr' holtehlp.
Presently they Nero asked to sing a6nad other
verae, nhen, 10 n.new motion and = neu air:they
sang hnT "if ths wbjtn mao bad not cotno 70
should cat cattle The whole: country. o,er,s IN.
othef mode of saying that taey would b. Goa
4uororB Of the whule lhnd, for Of c0utas thu
verso apphen, NOT 10 their ,own cAtstB, bnt.to
riote would dash out from tho sspka in' fron.
Of their eoTp>ansons and 70, Through 4 ltntn-
mimic performance descriptive OF eir own bfit.
cry. and how they would dIeposc oE nj enemy IN
tiSht. Il the pe1fotmtr Was awe)l-kponn hr41e.
le Woqld he greeted with tic, g1sstest: app'als
from tho wnole body. When tho cosnmander os
the left conn any went out shey thnnder-d shois
approval. In such cases .tha trqyo DANCED lplo
the 7e'y centro OF thc CIRCLE but II aon,e yonns
s4lho.n d' msn sss'.ea 6sYoad q'seEst99
iS@nsa @tS as The r edP I sht ss
ing vas aiwass Tint q! stAhplng With: never Of
Throwing. tho as.acal. Ghaka taught them to
20 sofSss SS y u, Sln hS 9s 4 ts Spsa e s, IT,!
Of 1her opoonera. eyea. eaylug IL xas a bzavs
man Who cpull to * In tho cphny eyes whon each
nn tnus". to ky ttS other: EFsse9t'y IT, nono Ss
M tho apokesnls,, add ::dte7pad: ln nlito tails.
with .hp!endd cranes foatoers, which ai4sl 70
lls already gland lstRht. n1vahtad into taa cen.
tto OF tho seui;!re.p, oommou6el to reeits .
proso.pocm, Walking up and doan. and some-
tsnles eyeu running, the while! rhe speech
or recitation WAS = sorr Of hmm of
prniae relstahg 10 the deeds Of the Chitia
II ~st s5a ns ssa s: u
SAID. Tould toteAt1o sohiS' Of ths moat oeaat'.
iul sonaa m scfittdro-as' fot' example, Tue
tong Of Deborah. FIaeutlY A5 the spteeh "As
doi.Yorod. 'ss aircot WAS muet marrea b tho coa.
Btant motion during Its deliyery, Hhloh nat only
prevented all oraterieal ar4 nut put thp speake!
onl eEs..n Ysoa & hq; ptuSssa c = * sSesa %,
foru, bin pantou,lme Tal:dsbao,,,,ss during tas
Gsa p5sy9as o S anSss !s fsf n Ee{ sh6PG b III, e.
-estce, but IT man T1eu no, ,iote bp~ Monid, tsss
no notitS 81 h'm;; tas eontinilo 70 Yalt MP "a
down. Protept1y t|.e song ended. md Tho Nhos
body aslutod Tho Bupromo Chlei with lood
" Boyele," =" tho royal saluto.
, 1875-12-17
a DELICA,rIS TASK.
A rnir' Chimney riF.i| sihtot,,tsa ii ,tda In a
Noyoa ,W.lT."

4DHQ9A }ht!G311 n4Eft
Hlouceetcrshire, lias lasoly become yery nuoh
out Of torpondlonfaE bus' AlIrDAt .Nltliopt ~ en5
fn lding or onKtaosrfn9 work bang carried opt;
But u ,bsa IT, by s 81 o{aboh e5 IT. stets @ ii i I'D
gradually fallen flom, it4 upright: E:pQeit!on, snd
Mr... Augustus blAlhtasA congnl.bd III: II. }.
Taylor. alecttin opglnser. u Gs'nWors9. aao
irchcs oa. ii lerpsadssuiat,! but' ,idlertuot .e
.saatta sa, ~ 10 sa.oi1iaa. % II" sfns rprs ssi5
upon, aud accordingly Mr, Taxinr, cpauensea
oj o!atioha foH Waek8 ago. aaalstad By tlrat
sbspe, aoa Tho operations OF air. Taylor consist
cd 10 cutting out ono cou ;Yo Q! pIleks frnn W.
of The blteh and ineoittpg : thinpnr oonTas,. tad
then leltlpg tic CHIMNEY tAll upon tho fatto1apd
pull itsef upright. For this PURPOSE bo s,tcsed s
hsmmera aud chi<els hc and Ais, ,n,an out throuRt
tlio chimney. "hiul Mt this polut Nah Of sbs
th,ckness Ok ahtYt , feet. As tho biieks wela
removed ftoul oaoh stIo,. . spspppr capFBe x't
tub.tiuased, sna tAe into, teuihg spaces weN
filled With iron NedRes. This Work mated toi
abont three Neoks. And nutorlunataif ~
weather WAS most un!avurab1c. Gclug fre1uantU
very hoatofoun. and naturally eaus{Ig ooaaldst'
ahlo alarm. bolh to hfr. Matlows a9d tho vsp.
tSh1sss%s shSso;s ssfsss aps Hss A.. 1a1s vcsn r.
thug was in readlness ths xet1Ros wore wltn'
dawn b.. Mr., Txylos, ani Als l4fea ms4, and tas
stack MAS brought ~itsliu m inch u two of ~
perpendiculas position, I'he, Flushing sttofs
wns performed on the evening of tha oth shss
II required nico calculation: to carr oat tqu
work, mud LIT: 2Ay'ar Ia eompsinlentcA 90 ths
e1ncIncss With rlllch he dsd n ua estimated
tint Qusttes VI au ,ncu wonld bring osas sh.
ssac4 about ! ihchss ~ Tho top, ~ that 10 hsda
let 1t dowu about An inch aud ,4aif. and na! 10
nySaAHAI E1s o11rn1nk5Gp hN' 1HA.aiNhkh OF 40
inch, III stack vou,3 h.1s ham ~ o.ixas. .teo III
over. snd shero is lttiq aoabt tlAt II would h.ss
opmp'sts'y Gala sod mid killed tnoso on sas
spot who wara removing tho Ht1Ses.
, 1875-12-17
Discovery Of the mullins ot III Aacicn'
NlkY.

Tho Crongtsas .Assssnqer: announces thu. dur,
ing tia leo0auq.sanro FecsnFly Iei{eatsd ~ sle
6t1ppes by ths ltusalAa ssuoPs OF the Tlsns-
caapi&a eeot,oa ths3 aseoYerAd M: s.lae Il e.. ~
auelsef slty.,the ,S|sIsnqa. OF, Hhicb ~ hfh.
ma,us prove that tho plAos po4sesscd large
sedsntary population. beve1si lalpAress o!
Azsple e.ci.itectusa wore toYp4 h. Fery Saotf St
slalb pt pree e.yatton. OWING % fbsar sanft44~
sIs fjuud s1a 90 ns5y ot thoss rlhE 1a}o eoasd 6y
tho otiouls OF The. exl eLtapsSy eoIumn. aod
hAys been submitted 10 shs ezsnln..iou Of oom'
potent Ot,sntsliA.s, Tbs ult4 o{ tug. a4knoNn
city bcaEs tdA tsaees of WI 1!ktem a5 !.fisE
atll found there. tr4Aaloa OF tia TutcoEsAns
III to the effect that khla country Wan fota2H
vsrr fertile, aud HAS Nstusd by 4 eAP4 1RaR
tho niyes AxGk.' Il
, 1875-12-17
MOLLY.L1AnufR:DSM.

eprrssFehdtnts H''a ofs Hfra'd.
Po1TsHLLE. a., Dec. 10.-IAla community
and the whole OF the Schtiylkill coat-re9iou wnh
starttea and horri1e,l .b,a morning by the In
so's - oAsu e'. =" ,': :!
large oaah ot naaAeo n'en ~ M'3saa fAtoo. =
small mining village. bet ~osn HahanoY City and
f}ilbesteh. Ahont tho ttne mentioned body Of
men. nuiubetfnx betYcou thirty md forty. c,no
~, r.o,, H.. ,,rcot, ~ r, Ih.t,,r ~ h.i.nd, -,
iu. ~. .ao =. W. ~ ~
tfoat Oh soo honss OF "'ao"' named obonnel'
mepk vent to the kitchen door aud burst It opcp
ootorlnc lin housa and nrocoo1inc IN .t,i,a
tn.,, ~, 1,so,.s..., 80, r. All
e"''y t'as oneoaute.oa oa MofH@s' n"aea aica'lt6-
tor daughter Of Mrs. oDonnolI, aud shot her
dead, Tic mother waa aroused mud appeared at
a door, WHOM pistol was immediately loyolsd
At her. Que OF tho party sayed her life, hut
could NOT prevont her from being kuoosod down
by the but OF revolver. TlIu party then
entered = roou,, whera four mon. named
James McAlliBtrr, Charles o'DobuoL John
rnrce1l, md JnIncs ulair woro shopping, and
took them from their beds, Pur.ell they tied to
the bad and took tho other thrco down STAIRS,
Hero s1cAtIIster made bold and successful ut:
temrt to sbtaVe. Carrying with him q bullet 1t,
the shoulder. o'DonncI and Blair woro taken
out lnto tuo load. and Tho lntter aftes M exam.
lnaAop, was told 10 20. 0'Donuoll broke au ~
and tried to escape. but foil uouud.d. Il,e
aseaxsins Arad eighteen bulleta into him, and
tuon 6el bia plottte on tire, burning hts
body nearly to crisp. After accomplish.
Ing their lelli*h pu.poseh lho whole pssty
Of mnsAed musticrors departed tho way they
came, tlinp on voleys Of plhtol-shota. The ex-
cttsment In Tho peirhbothooa wbsn news OF Tho
criue spread waa Intense. People catno tiocl-
ing tu Tue yioinl,y In huudtads; public indigna.
tlau became eypu uofe deep aud intpne when
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4 terrible aud bioo i.otrdling outrago wns ro-
equity committed in tho Village Of 1utlian Fails,
GeneYoe Cout.:y, + ahost dAtnncc northwest Of
Dalavin.
On Exturday creniuF last an old fndy--Srs.
Sotton-.uho had reached tho advanced ago OF ~
ycars, waa all Rlono At her houso At 1n1lau Falls.
The othor 1nombors Of tho family had gone out.
md tue old grandmother had gono to rask for
tue pight. About 10 o'clock At night rhe ~nH
ntonsou by = loud knocking on tho front
daor Of tho house. uoinG s!onc, rho wls
aon1cwlat frightened, anl would not got up or
mahe my resuonBts g tho knockinS,, Not .lons
afierWarl sho heard distinctly lhs noise OF some
n.lo nloting about thu hlcd at tile roar or 10
house. Ihcreupou sho asose, found Borna
matches. and lighted lamp which aloo3 upon
thDIe 10 the sattng.iooH,. oil Of Which hnr bed
rontn oGcned. L.sesug throash hir .,con'' ,, %ith
ieaane ie lilo 's tho 'S s'tehs ''' and, t 10 u III
nsloDAlncns ar:1 terror, WAS confronted
by . mall rouRa-loollng ana brutal
IN sppparancc. The man at pnce, uhd without
snv,ns wusd. knocked Mrs. Nort5ll down aud
'!acins h.l haud over her mouth. dragged het
t'1rG - tho led III the rom, sl.o t+d lust lett
ur,l With great f.rco aud hrntshty outraged her
persnn. 1hls iiel,A.rn Act having bcolI hcso:n.
Il.hed, the wretch rail- from The house, leaving
Ills victim III at susentiblo condition. lie was
sern hr,trylug away. and IA BOON M tue clirno
~n4 d,sco,crs1 he WAS pursued and captured.
As aboso at4tcd, Mia. Morton was rendered
UNCONSCIOUS by tho brutal aasAn't, md was ictt
IN tlat condition when tho man rAn from tho
hpuso. Sha tocoveroi ler seIBcB loug bnn1Nh
to Inform lpr fslenIa Of the particulars Ut tho
, cnre, and then, gradually growing weaker. the
uuf0itubats old GrAuulnother, highly respected
mud warmly loyco, Eassed away.
The nalno Ut tho man upon whom rests Tho
gnt OF this teTriblo double CRIME OF outrage
nnl milr,cr IL g,von by hirnHelf HI Jan,aa Ma
jonr. Ynero nro gnod reaeotss hownvo", for Tho
sdppostioa thai tlliH is only M Assumed nan,c,
as papc,s found upon hls perdon 80 to Indicate
that lila ,ral uano is James QuackeuDuuh. lie
ia MT wiling 10 oonVciAe H1ucn with anybody,
and refuses to sa7 anything nb1ut hia nntece-
dents, savo that hH home waB originally IN
Pouehkeepse. 4e is \ ilrdt-claad specimen Of b
GaNu.ue tiaHan.
Great oxc!tement prevailed about 1u1inn Falls
and the country lying about and wheh'tb Off
ccrs roarI,t'l t'atavta wil, their prisoner the
crime vaH dlsonsdcd in strong tcttns. mud tbreata
Of Judge Lynch wcre freely mhde. Everything
was quiet, howesor, aui tho guilty wreth wAa
louEed ~ jail, "herc he aHaltu tle deci.ion Of
tho Jury snnmoued bv Cotoner Iozier upon the
| the c1HA OF Mfb, Norton.
, 1875-12-17
THE IOWA IFAn!pY,

DAyEsloAr. ln.. Dec. lC.-TAa .mur1erous
tzageay IN peWeshisk County proves 20 haso
boen oven more terrible tlau At fri. reported.
MR.. Taylor vas sllot twice through the head.
aud died almost lnstantlv. Mrs. AlAcl, the
molheriu'lA", canlut recover. George TAYLOR,
the murderer who attempted suicide, will aoon
Euk WE'LL
, 1875-12-17
QlsA1RfEQ,

pos1os. Dec. 18.-Tre jury in tho trial Of
Thomas W. Pspar. tor ths murder of MABEL
Yoapx. aitsr beng out, from n,ou yeats Id.y,
caplq into court this mo ming and rsporsd t4at
lAey wesa u.Able to aggas, aud vera discharged.
II IL said lha, tue tnry stood nine for conviction
md tbsea tor sequlstai.
, 1875-12-17

r11rshtra, Ia. Doc. iG.-tho jnry III Tho
cae' III William Green. co1orea. indicted for .fo
rn,:tlr. Of hB nten.bruthor, San1iNl saehal',
Al Nauasiefl. IA. in September I1st, to-day ron.
u~1ed verdict OF mrr;!ev IN III, first tlrgreo.
lilo Nntaunar was ten,Audad for hcutuuce.
, 1875-12-17

srtriei DiSrdtch to Ths Ehtaon Tribune.
1ep1ASAroL:a Doc. 1G.-The aaaso Orange to-
day sectdd the following ottlcera: Msstcr. iIoury
James, Marion; Ovaracor, Arelila,d JoAoson,
Crsufurdsy,llo; Loc:afer, 4. T. lIana PendIo.
ton; Chaplain, Pauline Paddock, Union County
Steward, ). =. Phillips, Labat'on; rreasutcr. J.
F. ohphaut. Law.anee County; Secretary, @. @.
ppHt Hfptkn Clllutr.<