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The Morning herald., 1875-11-25
r1AX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

The Undersigned, receivers Of City and
School Taxes for the city of Wilmington,
for 1875, give notice to persons who have
not paid their City and School Tax for 1876,
and have had their bills presented, that
they are required by law, to call and settle
the same in days from delivery of the bill.
The receivers request all such persons to
call at their office No. 10 East Sixth street,
and settle without delay; they having CIV
en- bonds to the city, the money IS due
them and they are responsible for it, and
they hope those that can pay will be prompt
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay at
once, will call and make some arrangements
to pay when they can, and we most respect
fully ask you to give this your attention SO
as to avoid trouble costs, or unpleasant
ness The city needs money and requires
us to collect it or pay it, and what we pro-
pose to do is to collect and pay it.
The receivers also give notice of u number
of lots in the I'd, 81, 9Th; 7th, Sth, 9th and IL,
wards that they cannot find thesowners Of
All such persons owning said lots will
please call and settle or we will sell them
for taxes and costs.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours from ito o'clock
every evening, and on market mornings.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District including all
north of Sixth street.)
EDWARD F.ARMAR,
Receiver Southern District Gncluding all
south of Sixth strect) oct l6-tf
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NOTICE,-WATER DEPARTMENT.
IN CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE, !
No. 1000 Market Street. !

WILMINGTON, DEL, NOV. 3, 1910.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,
All persons who have sold property dur
ing the present year must give notice in
writing to the Registrar at the Office of the
Water Department, before the 3Oth day Of
November, 1875, and insert In the notice tb
OF the the number o
be held liable for the Water Rent the next
year. Also all persons who may wish to
discontinue the use of water or any portion
of 1t must give notice as above and pay
two dollars for drawing the ferue. No al
teration will be made in any bill after the
above date. EDWARD MCINTYRE,
nOv3tOW Registrar,
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PERSO NAL.

Senator Bayarl will act as one of the
pall bearers at the late Vice President S
funeral.
William Dean, Of Newark has been ap-
nointcd a Director of the Patrons National
Centennial Association Encampment.
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NOTICES..

NOTICE-To shippers and receivers Of
IN Western freights. On and after Nov.
l4th, 1875, we shall be prepared to contract
West, reached by B. q o. II. II. The b. &
o. r. r. will also offer through rates on
fcights coming East.
j. +. CASPERSON,
nov. zi-St Freight Ag't p, w. & B. r. II.
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The Weather TC.Da Y.

+ the Middle and New England States
p and high, tollosccd 6v falling barometer,
|h'usstsrly pinds, shifting to Northeast and
Yeast and generally colder and clear
|r.
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Joseph FOtJT

Has again opened n Coal-Yard at West
and Water streets, which he intends to run
In connection with his yard at Orange and
Water streets, where persons in want OF
Coal can be supplied with the celebrated
ENTERPRISE, which gives more satisfac-
tioa than any other Coal in the market.
Persons leaving orders at either yard will
receive prompt attention.
sep2.3m JOSEPH FOUT,
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IN THE TOLLS.

Last evening James Brown was given a
hearing before his Honor, charged with an
assault and battery. He was fined costs OF
case.
George spearwan, charged with throw
ing stones, in violation Of city ordinance,
was given hearing. Fined costs of case.
Only one drunk yesterday, with usual
fines.
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rOTICE TO DELINCUENTS.
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
s. EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.

Notice is hereby given, by ydircction of the
Finance Committee, that al bills due the
City on January lst 1870. must be paid OH
or before the first day OF November mext. or
licitor for collection, by virtue Of section 76
of the City Charter, which is as follows:
"If the amount of said bill be not paid
within GO days, after such presentation
said city to issue warrant directed to the
said City Auditor, commanding him to levy
the same with all costs thereon. upon the
goods and chattels of such owner, and If no
such goods and chattels can be found within
said city sufficient to satisfy said debt and
costs, then to levy the same on the grounds
or buildings of such owner fronting upon
such street Us aforesaid. which said grounds
or bpildings,o or any part thereof, shall be
upon ten QO) days notice in two newspa~
pers published in said city,"
The bills Of fdeinquents having long since
become overdue, proceedings Will be com
menced WITHOUT inai's delay, unless payment be
~ WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN,
sep3O-tf CITY Auditor.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
IN Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted for County, State and Poor Tax,
for the year 1875, for the Second OF Northern
District Of Wilmington MI nqnnd1ILsd, must
found at his office, corner Of Eighth and
Shipley streets, or in the evenings at his
residence, sos West Fourth street.
Duty or any person fail
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten days
after this notice, the Collector may levy
and collect the same with cost according
to law
Ifthe owner sfany Real Estate shall not
reside in the Hundred, or is q minor. it
shall be the duty of the Collector to levy
and collect the same otT the personal pro,'-
erty Of the tenant thereof f,-ExtraclJ from khe
tQW. -
LEWIS MCCALL,
Collector,
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THANKSGIVING DAY.--There will be
i egg nogg, served up at S.Schmuck, No
West Fourth street, to day. nov23-lts
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WANTS..

WANTED Two Gentlemen Boardcrs.
w 5ll Shipley Street.
nov. 24-tf
w WANTED. Il 900 Ladies and Gentlemen
w to eat supper at the Union NJ. Il: church
Fifth and Washington streets, on Thanks
giving Evening, from 6 to IL O'clock. Tick
cts for Adults 50 cents; for Children % cts.
nov. 2i-ot
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ct. STEPHENS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET,
Philadelphia.
Your attention Is respectfully called to
this new and elegant hotei, centrally Local
ted, convenient to all public offices, places
Of amusement and interest.
Furnished throughout in the most clabo-
rate manner. No palms will be spared to
make this Il model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those who favor us with a
visit. Transient rates from $500 to $500 per
day. Special rates to families and permit
nent guests.
THOS. ASHTON, Prop'r.
G. II. CRAWFORD. Manager Ocl28-3,n.
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THANKSGIVING SUPPER
AND
ENTERTAINMENT
By the aiies of the Unitarian Church. at
the unoccupied mouse, S02 Market street.
COMMENCE AT8O'CLOCK.
Tickets, % cts
nov 2l-lt.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-25

DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sale, ut tho Auction
Rooms of L. w. Stidham & Son. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1875,
At % o'clock in the Afternoon,
A VERY DESIRABLES STORE PROPERTY
80 feet front by 93 feet deep, being
Nos. 3Ol Il BOB EAST SIXTH STREET,
With two large French plate glass bulk
windows, 7 fcet0 inches high, by 4feet 8 inch
es wide.
The houses are three-story brick with
pressed brick fronts, containing six rooms
each, with two. story back buildings, beside
the Stores, all brick.
The above property will be sold separate
~ or all together to suit purchasers. 1t can
be easily converted into two splendid stores,
Any one desiring to sec the above proper
ty will please call at 72S Market street, CT on
the premises 3Ol and 3O3 east Sixth street.
TERMS will be made known ON day OF sale,
by l.. w. STIDHAM d SON,
NOv.lO Ill East Fourth Street.
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HOTELS.

MARKET STREET, NEW CASTLE,
JOHN McCALLIN, PROPRIETOR.
The above house IS large and commOdiOuS
and fitted up in the most modern style.
The bar is always we'll supplied with the
best of liquors.
Boarding can be had on The most moderate
terms either daily Orwcckly.
Stabling for forty lead Of horses.
The proprietor respectfully asks the pa
tronagc ofhis friends and the public.
JOHN MCCAILIN.
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|NATH.LIEBERMAN
CLOTHIER TO THE PEOPLE,
LIEBERMAN'S BUILDING,
S. Z. CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Wilmington, Delaware.

RH- 70 ladies' and others interested in the
Boys and Children departments we would
respectfully say that these departments OF
our vast concern have been filled to over
1owins..with an entirely fresh supply Of
SUITS AND GARMENTS
fol the little folk-sufficient to stock all the
clothing stores within the limits of the city
and we unhesitatingly assert that such a
beautiful collection Of choice winter wear
for children was never arranged ON the
counters ofany establishment in Delaware.
We have
LARGE FORCE OF SALEsMEN,
in these departments, who have made it
their study for years to suit and fit the
rising ,generation,n,. and who, will take
great pleasure in displaying the various
new designs and novel ideas gotten up cs-
pecially for the season, and found In no
other establishment.
OUR RULE:
SIGNED GUARANTEE;
CASH RETURNED.
octSn
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-I.ot of nice cider barrels, to
L make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.24-tf 405 MARKET ST,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-25

The Improvements in our MEMS DE-
PARTMENT; the improvements in our
ments in our BOYS DEPARTMENT, and
the improvements in our extensive build
ing are of nature far in advance of any,
thing ever known in Delaware, and we cor
daily invite generous public to visit and
view our establishment and its entire ap-
pointments, and we assure those who favor
us with their kind presence that they will
receive polite attention to all their wants
correct representation of our wares, real
value for the money they leave with us, and
entire satisfaction in every respect,
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TuK Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune writes under
tAte oiJuly 2nd, that several promi
mont Democrats from Ohio have been
10 that city within few days. All
agree that the prospects arc gloomy
for their party in that state. They
eecm TO regard tho drawing Off Of
the Liberal Republicans and u large
part Of the German vote, by tho cur.
rrncy plank in tho platform, as in
suring defeat. Thoy also report that
il will be impossible to raise money
In the East which they had conf
dsntly expected to obtain, aud which
they had been assured previous TO
ths Convention would be sent them.
Everything seems TO indicatea sweep.
Ing Republican victory il the Buck
oye State.
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County Commissioner.

FRiESD CHousK AS the time 10 fast ap-
preaching that ths Democratic voters, of Sny.
oor county, wlll be callol upon 60 seloc Candi
dates tor the different county olhcos, to 10 hlled
at the November election, anu rs We have NO
Democratic organ, at this tlme, In our county,
will you permit us as old friends (although In
politics We diiierl to occupy q small portion Of
your paper, for tho purpose OF recommending .
man to tao Democrats OF tho county for the ina
portaut once Of County Commissioners; . man
that II qualihed In every sense Of tho word ior
the positions; u hard working, honest and caps.
bio man, possessed OF the best OF Judgment, u
good bOusekoeper At home, and II elected u the
position would also be a good housesseper for
tax payors that man Is Robert y, tornellous,
OF jackson toyIship. Wsss Democrats OF the
township aek his nOmIIation tor tho positiOn ~
one ominontly Il. to 10 made, and as : deserved
favor wa are entitled to. Again We would say
to the democratic voters and TO the tA1- pay ors
of Snyder Co., rally To the support Of Mr. Der
nelious, give him tho noinination, and sscure
the service OF an honest, pure aAd uprixh,
County oticor,
Many Democratic Voters OF Middle.
creek l0unsAip.
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TuS Harrisburg 7}isWaph truth
fully says: The increased expenses
StH!o and Nation are mainly nttribu-
tsd 20 the rebellion prcciritated up
on tho country by the Democratic
party in the interest Of slavocracy Of
the South. II the Democratic party
Lad been true to the country during
the winter Of 1SG0-l there would
have been no necessity for the large
taxation Of TO day, Keep that in
mind when paying your taxes. The
pstionel debt is the direct product
Of Southern Democratic treason and
Northern Democratic weakness.
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Notice In Partition.
SNYDER COUNTY, e.


Elizabeth Bingsmsu, widow, Eliza Abeth iutermar.
ricd with David lbobb, OF Stephenson county, IN
Frederick Bingaman, OF Beaver township, Snyder
comfy, Pa, Leah intermarried with Paul Beafer,
OF A dsnsbure, snyder county, Pc. Rachael Speeht
of Boaver'own, Noah Bingsnsn, Of L.swis town.
ship, Uunion county, Pa, Isaac BinganAn, Of
Adams township, Snyder county, Pa, MAriah
Cook intormarried ith Elisha Cook, Petts c0uu.
ty, Missouri, Daniel Bingamsn, Beaver township
Snyder county, Pa, John W. Bingama u. Of the
same place, oil Of whom are OF full ape, linesl
descendants Of John Bingaman, ar, late OF the
township OF Beaver, Snyder county, decesssd.
0REETIN0:
You are hereby cited to DO and appear bsforo the
Judges Of our Orphans Court, st an Orphans'
Court 70 be held at Mlddloburg, on the tth Mon.
day Of September A. ID. 1873, 10 O'Clock IN thu
forenoon, then and there TO accept or refuse 10
take the Real Estate OF said John bingaman, sr.,
deceased, st the sppSrised valuation put upon It
by an Inquest duly awarded By the sAid CJurf,
and returned by the sheriff ofss county, or show
cause Why the sane should not be sold. And here.
Of fail not.
Wiaess tina Hon. Joseph q. Buchsr, Esquire,
President of cur said Con.t, st -Mtadieourg, this
yCRousE, C,sssO.c,
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1NB RISE IN WHEAT. Farmers
having surplus wheat should not
hold on too long to their crop in tho
hope OF u still further advance. In
New York andin Europe spectators
can bring down tho prico as rapidly
as they can run it up, The scarcity
OF wheat in Europe will make a good
market for our surplus breldstuffs,
but tho advance in prices is probably
too sudden to last long after the
Western States begin to pour thei r
millions Of bushels into the sea coast
cities.
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r. F. Kunlels Bitter Wine OF Iron.

Has never been known 10 tail 10 the cure Of
veal usss, attended With symptoms, indisposi.
tion 10 esertion, lossof memory, Dino ulty 81
breathing, general wsaknoss. horror Of disease,
weak, nervous trembling dreadful horror OF
death. night swoats. cold fcet, weakness, dim
ness OF yisiou, iaugaor. sniversai iassitude Of
tho muscular system, enormous spystite, with
body, drynsss Of the skin, psiild countepance
aud eruptiops on the face, pntiblny tho blood,
pain In The bsek heaviness Of the eyoiis. frs.
Quept black spots dying before tho eyes with
temporary q fusion aud loss Of sight want Oi
attention, oto. These symptoms all arise from
weaknoss, aud t. remedy that use y. b. kun.
tels Bitter vino ~ Iron. ltnevsr fails thou.
sand. are now enjoying health Who have used
II. oct the genuine. sold only 10 81 bottles.
Take ouiy y. Y Kunkers. Depot and once No.
259 North Ninth St. PhiiadelIbia, Pa.
Ash for Hunkol's Bitter Wine VI Iron. This
truly valuable tonlo has boon 90 thoroughly
tested hy all ella ases of the community that II IL
now doomed Indispensable as Tonic medicine.
II costs but little, purincs the blood snd sivss
tone TO tho stomach. renovstes tho system and
prolOngs lie.
Pr.cO 81 Per sot'!s. 4. b. KJHkfL sole
Proprietor. 10. 30 North Nlnts 81. below Vine
phlladelubia, Pa, Ash for rgnkers Bitter
Wine 0i Iron. and take no othor. IL IL cold only
ib ~ bottles, ~ith srh0toErrph VI the proprietor
Oh each wraprsr, oil other is counterfeit. Sold
b. oil dtuggists.
Tape Worm Removed Alive
Head and all complete tu two aozre. No zee
TIL hoad passes. scat, PA lni Stgtnash worms
removed ty DT. Kuuksl. 2.g North Nintb ST.
Advice lrse. no 100 until ourUi. Ask for
kunkors Worm syrup. Price 81, aud guaTan.
teed. send Tor circular.
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The Black Hills.
Prof JcHa~y's R,Por! 10 tr lNaeuo, De.
PJrtpIt1a.

''S
Prof Jcpn~y's ReTor! 10 os Nseuo, De.
PIrple7a,
HAsHSGToy, July 27-Ths follow
ing is Professor Jenney's dispatch to
the Interior Department in full
CASP OF SPSIS6 CaEFK, BLACK HuLs,
DAsorA, JAY l7--NoME p, Smith.
C'OnmisSiOaer oJ Ll2ian .i6;i;rs : l
have discovered gold in paying quan
titles in gravel bars on both Srripg
and Rapid creeks, from twenty to
thirty miles northeast of IIarney' 3
Peak, The deposits are the richest
yet found in tho hills, aud are very
favorab!y situsted Thore is good
head OF water in the streams, amply
sufficient for working purposes The
gold Is derived from quartz lodges of
enormous dimensions in belt of
clay, slate Quarzites, twenty miles in
width, crossing the hills in a north
westerly direction. At this point
the clay from the bed OF the stream,
near camp, yields from four to eight
cents to the pan Of coarse scale gold,
and several pieces OF about tho yaluo
OF q dollar have been found by the
soldiers. j an engaged in prospect
ing the value and extent Of tho re-
gion; about two hundred miners have
deserted French creek, and followed
mo horo. They are journeying into
the hills from oil directions, and Of
fer me every assistance in prospect.
ing tho coast. No matter how val
liable the minos may be, tho future
great wealth Of tho Black Hills vii
be its grass lands, farms aud timber
Tho soil is deop'and fertile, and the
rainfall greater and more regular
than that of any other region wost oi
tho Allegheny Mountains.
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EwA Woman loll q victim

Eg'A Woman lcll victim 10 tho
folly Of her husbsnd, in Philadelphia
GA sunday afternoon. Tho couple
who liyod 1T Chester, were on a visit
to the wites mother, in the city, and
whi!s there the husband picked up u
gun, thinking it unloaded, and point
ed i. at his wifo, The weapon was
discharged, the unfortunate woman
receiving tho charge in the abdomen
and died instantly, This 10 but q
repetition Of tho old story OF care
lessness and folly and lifelong regret
afterwards. We aro unable to un-
dsrstand why persons supposed to
be endowed with good sense will
manifest their playfulness by point
Ing guns or pistols at their friends,
without first ascertaining that the
weapons are not loaded, Hundreds
upon hundreds Of persons have
met death in the same manner and
under tbesam circumstances al did
this last victim, and yet all those ex-
smples seem to have no effect in
checking the practices whish result
30 fatally.
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TnR Erie Gazette says: There aro
upmistakablc signs that the Rcpubli-
can paityis gradually recovering from
the reverses suffered at last years
election. Hero in PENNSYLVANIA,
whore it was defeated by the failure
Of largo number to vote at MI, tho
feeling appears to he excellent. The
patty is thoroughly united in the
support of its nominations. Some
few who have been Republicans may
To led away By the Prohibition tick
et but the number ia not likely to
bs SO great MS that of the Republicans
Who voted FOR Buchalcw in 1872 and
thus counted directly rgaiust 10.
leAre is no doubt liza: tho great bull;
Of tie Grocly men prcror Republican
TO Democratic Rsccndcnov in tn
Hsats. Those who profoss to under
sand the political situption express
ths fullest confidence in IIartrauft' Il
election next November
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QovEHEoH lIAErRASFr-- We arc ia
favor oi tie ro-oloction OF Gov. Hart
lei q for the following reasons
First Iio ocerel his liio q scci,
fso tor civil liberty aud eel; govern
meat.
Gecondly Ho has heon put IN the
Gncible and not found wanting.
Third That hc, in his administra
tian u tho affairs Of Pennsylvania
Was tho best Governor since tho days
Of Skunk.
Fourth That Europe and Amori
cs tremblcd with n crisis tho known
world never trombled with, and John
y. liartranit, ut tho helm, kept
Pennsylvania stosdy--tbrough him
Pennsylvania credit rovcr was bets
tea
Fifth lie surrounded himself
with men Of integrity and pure, un-
GsIuished character.
Sixth; His administration haf
mes the appreciation o! tho common
people Of Pennsylvania, therefore
we arc for Hagtranft, Jirst, last and
ell the time.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs
Notice to Democrats.

TliE Democrats Of SNYDER county.
l. will hold their Delesats Elections, a. tho
usual places IN the different Townships and
Boroughs, on saturday tho fh day Of August
next. between the hours of ssi els the AZ
ternoon 10 elect two delegates from oach Town.
ship and Borough to meet In county Cesvcn.
=. N. for tho purpos. of placing In nomination
candidates for the different County onces, End
also to elect senatorial snd Represents tive
DELEGATES to the next state Coavsntion,
7. BOWER. Chairman. stang Con.
Midleburg, July 10, 10.
COMMiSSl0NER.--Ma EDITOR, Al
low mo TO present Daniel Garman. Of FresbuYg.
ss o suitable man tor the iSnOcratic nomina.
ton for the oihce Of Cousty Commissioner. AIR.
Garrian IL we'll and favor ably known through.
out the county, and n nominated would receive
many Republican besiies his tall party vote.
MlDDLECREEK.
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COMMISSIONER --Wo respectfully
recommend MOSES ERHBHS OF Adams
TO the bosscrsoy io' the of.ss of
county commisss1Dor. Mr.. ga nieity to tho
party In sdyorsity strongthCna his claim IL the
and his cOtspslsasy and popularity
Joined to bic sicelleat sosisi qualities hishIy
recommend him.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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,EvI KEpLER.
Notary Public, Surveyor, ConVeyanCer,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.

DECIDE bonds and Mortgages prepared and Ali
kinds or oonveyanoing attended TO promptly
with ueainess and accuracy.
Special attention given 70 buying and selling
Real Eslste. Othoo 30 Fresnont, Snyder 20.
pa,,p .. Address, Mt. Pleasant MIils. Snyder
Co., Pslne Avg. .. t5,
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SHERIFF --TrospectfUlly announce
10 the Dero--a's taat hereby oaer myself ss
CO nd date ter tho oiaes Of SsortG subject to th0
decision Of tho Democratic Coun,y Convention.
J. l.. kASTZ.
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Nk IN N00per day. Agents wanted. All cIasses
~ W WLuof work ing people OF both sexes, young
aud old, make more inohsy at work for us, 10
their own localities, during their spsre moments
employment that Will pay handsomely for every
hour's work. Full psrticulArs, terms, &C., sent
free. send US yonr address st once Don't delay
Now is the time. Don'i look for wosk busi-
moss slssvhors, ultti you have learned what We
cdsr. Q nr!xsop + Co., yostiald, ls.Ie.
June S-sssly
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SHER!F.-.--A.

SHER.f.'.-At the solicitation Of
many Of my friends I hsvs eo9ciudei TO an.
nounce my selfas n ,aiidAto for the lominR-
tioa of sheriff, subject To the faies VI the Demo.
cratic cospty Convention.
D. EIsESirARr.