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MIR. Wilson's brain was 40 OF.
The skeleton of the horse that carried
;cneraI Sheridan on his historic twenty
kls .i.,e 10 Winchester, Va, during the
ar IL owned by Rochester IN. Y. man
I'd is 10 be exhibited at the Centennial.
II is rumored in Paris that Faure, the
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{; neral Sheridan is Pennsylvania.
Ole Ball Oh another farewell tour" eh?
FiIdleslicks'
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vAo ha, oeen in Europe for ten
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-nv Centennial ycar.
!Ioa. John Leo Carroll, Governor
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Rev. WAv and Hoyt, of Boston,
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arch will give him q formal rccc :
b Thursday evening.
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tlit Of the 90, 900 thalers he owed the
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h.i,v. .ianino Of Kiew, Russia, says
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Nov.l3-lln "a
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1OsEPH FOUT

Has again opened a Coal-Yard at West
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In connection with his yard at Orange and
Water streets, where persons in want of
Goal can be supplied with the celebrated
ENTERPRISE which gives more satisfac-
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Persons leaving orders at either yard will
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BOOTS & SHOES.

" want good, cheap an, reliabl. boot 0
shoe, His prices suits to all, Women's
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No asers0n cum take these Bitters ac.
praing TO directions, and remain long un.
eu, provided their bones are not destroyed
mineral poison or other means, and vital
i.ans wasted beyond the point Of repair.
Dyspepsia Or indigestion, Headache,
ain IN the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness Of
/: Chest Dizziness, Soar Fluctuations of tho
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inc Lungs, Pain in the regions Of the Kid.
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scr Female Complaints, in young or
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fJt or the turn Of life, these Tonic Bitters
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VI, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have
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!LMltion OF the Liver and Visceral Organs,
u Bilious Diseases.
ter skin Diseases, Sruptions, Tetter,
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N}' Curbuncles, Ring-WOrms, Scald-Head,
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolora.
rs q the Skin, IIumors and Diseases Of the
Il 9! whatever name or nature, are liter.
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n lime by the use Of these Filters.
tsasciut Thousands p Dclatm VINEGAR
i.ES the most wonderful Invigorant that
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Mems calf-skin boots. fine hand Sewed. for
81 50, at Ninth and Spruce. Repairing neat
ly done.
WILLIAM HOUCK,
II ueIl-iv
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M, Monday, Sep,ember l4th. ls7i, lrai"'
Leave Wilmington lO.3O a m., ,and5. IS M.
Leave Ihlldenberg AS a. in., aud 30 pm.
Arrive Wilmington 10 am, and l3pm
Arrive LandeAberg II. IS pm, and $50 I'm
2. W. & II. and Delaware K. Il. trains. A.
'.andenbcrg with renna. & Delaware K. Il !
aug g3-N DAVID .ONEELI.. Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-02

WEIGH 4 SHARP,
). W. COR. SECOND AND JusT1soN sT
has full line Of
ir. ceries, sugar, tea, coffee, butter, potatoes
aimed fruits of all kinds, Vernoil's san
sage AMI scraHFle, which Ii the best in the
market We are selling low to suit the
call, octoR. In,
, 1875-06-20

contribution by the State to the churches OF
the amount which otherwise, and equltab1y,
these would have to pay as tar upon their
property. Illinois thus contributes, every
year, saes,643 to the support Of the
' The usual reply to this is that the churches,
in return, are of immense value to the State
in promoting good morals and religious prin-
ciple. This is true; but we may not mix, in
that wny, questions Of taxation and OF Incl
dental benefit or everything would escape
the tax-gatherer. Every good man aids the
State by his probity and industry: shall good
men therefore be exempt Srom taxation, On
the ground of the public benefit accruing
from right character? Har>qy. Every man.
ufactory, store, shop, and well cultivated farm
aids the State essentially in many incidental
ways, rs does every teacher Of learning Of
any grade, and every one. who promotes the
useful or the fine arts. But no such plea is
set-of against taxation, which simply and
rightly looks at property only as property, let
it be used by whom or for what purpose it
may. Labor, trade, art, education, religion,
all help the State; but so also, BY its protec-
ton, does the State help them, and therefore
it taxes their property, and should treat al
alike