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n II. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT.

Understands building all kinds of Saw-Mills,
pared To do all work in his line. Has had an ex-
perience OF Eighteen years. in Williamsport,
Pennsylvania. and in the Western numbering
countries. He understands both water and steam
power, also understands running all kinds OF saw
mills. He defes competition both as n builder
and Sawyer. Reference: birmingham x Purdy,
Charleston, w. Va. gB-All work warranted,
and done in a workmaulike manner Address
u. R. BAKER Charleston, v. Va
SEP. ieG,
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Or IN S10 per day. Agents wanted, All classes
0J III QLUof working people OF both sexes,
Young and old, make more money at work for Us
in their own localities, during their spare mo-
ments or all the time, than at anything else
We offer employment that will pay handsome
ly for every hours work. Full particulars, terms
&C. sent free. Send us your address at once
Don't delay. Now is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until YOU have
learned whatwe offer. G. STIssoN 4 Co., Port
land, Maine. Jan. II u GPR
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The maiden's prayer-'Papa, buy
me new spring suit
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,


States and the Ia
this road the Huntington Rich
railroad bridge be built this will
made at city Huntington with
Har0odS extending through the entire Vest and Northwest
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Don't imagine that you were born
10 reform the world. You can't split
a mountain with 4 toothpick.
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The crusaders and proscriptionists
controlled the late Republican Com
ventiOn.
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The excellent school system of
Ohio was devised by Democrats.
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color, with the gloss and fssAxsss Of
youth. Thin hair b thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness oitan,
though not always, cured By it,
use. Nothing can restore tho hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed ;
but such as remain can be saved By
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that . new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead Of fouling
the hair with . pasty sediment, It
win keep it clean and vigorous. Iss
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of,
and consequently prevent badness
The restoration Of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruf, which Is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prspars-
ticns dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely foe
q HAIR DRESSING, nothing slss
can be found 90 desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it . mob,
glossy lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Prseticsl and Analytical ChsnsssA
LOWELL, lass.
SOLD NJ AL pHuooIsn EvxnYwDn3,
For sale at SMITH, DAVIS 4 Co.'S.
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IITANTED-TO MANUFACTURERS
w West Charleston Company offers bonu
of from $500 10 $1,000 to Manufacturers locating
I'm West Charleston, the Capitol OF West virginia,
on the Kanawha. Cheap coal, iron ore, salt and
lumber railroad and river transportation. Send
for map and pamphlet. MAJ lily.
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IGEYTS W.iNTyD TO SELL
Rights a Citizen,|

Ojhe United .Sofcs-by Heophii9s Par
sons. LII. u.
Contain ing chapters on the Federal and State
CONSTITUTIONS. Their history AMI origin, and the
PRINCIPLES on which they are founded; the pew
era and duties of the Public officers; the rights
~ the people and the Obligations incurred IN eV-
cry relation OF life; also, parliamentary rules
Tor leliherliive bodies. AMI III ectluns and legal
forms for all business transactions, rs making
Wills. Deeds. Mortgages. Leases. Notes. Drafts,
Contracts. ect. The most useful boil ever pub
IiShed. II meets the wants OF all classes ami
sells 20 everybody.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co,
April. EFT. Cincinnati. ONO.
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MISCELLANEOUS =
AJARSHALL COLLEGE.
State Normal School.

INSTRUCTORS.
AD. CIEsTERMAS, 4. W., Principal
RgNJ. II. TaAcKSToN, \. ~ lst As
Mss LAURA c. SrgIDER. - 2nd Ass
Miss MAMIE {. LOVE, MUSIC
The Fall Term Of fourteen weeks com
menced September l4th.
,...,... >-..-.-,l c,,,rs, r,.r year so 90
- "
Classical Course, per year. .....,..... Ss
R,s~t!inV with use % rOOml. per WeeS..-. ~
Furl Il Lights ~! ami sp ing terms itr Week -
Winter term per Week. ,.....' ~
Contingent See. payable oy al Students , 40
per term. ..---- .--.'''..----''-
Further information may be obtained
BY application to ..
THE PRINCIPAL
Huntington, Cabell Co,
chd ID l5-ti. West Va
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Ayers Cathartic PILLS,

- For ths rsbef
~ and cure Of ~
! ! ! ]
arrangements hn
the stomach, Nv.
~ or, and bowels.
R They arc Q MID
aperient, and -
excellent purge
&Ative. Being pure
vegetable, they
contain no msy.
cury or mtnSreA
- whatevor. nueh
serious sickness and suffering ). prevented X
their timely use; and every mn,ny ,,a sn' "a
relief. when required. Long experiences D.
proved them 70 DO the safest, surost, ans
best Of all the Ptiis with which the MARI
abounds. by their occasional use, the blood
Is purified, the corrupuons Of me ysssm a.
PEELED, distractions removed, and me wnos
machinery OF life restored 70 It's healthy sot5v.
ity. Internal organs which become cloGced
and sluggish are clcansed by Aysr's Ptttse
and stimulated into action. Thus incip4eue
disease is changed into health, the vAlue o.
which change, when reckoned on tho vsSt
multitudes who enjoy II, can hardly DO son-
puted. THOR sugarcoating makes thom
pleasant 10 take, and preserves their virtues
unimpaired for any length OF time, 90 net
they are ever fcsh, and psr,s,siSay .p ,sr ons,
ate without disturbance 10 the consultation o.
Full directions are given on the wrapper ~
each box, how 70 use them No Family rnysS
and for the following complaints, which hsss
For Dyspe psia or Indigessien. Lsss.
lessaess, Lang nor, and Less 81 Apo
tie, they should DO taken moderately 10
stimulate the stomach. and restore ih hsalny
tone and action.
For Liver Complains and Ne vay,ors
wHAnAnR
Headache, Jaundice or Green Sick
ness, Bilious Collie and Dill0os Be-
vers, they should be Jndiciously taken hT
each case, TO correct the diseased action, sr
remove tho distractions which cause n.
For Dysensery or Disrrh@s, bat one
mild dose ], generally required.
For RAeum attain, G0ut, Gravel.
PaIptsneios OF shs Heart, Psis On
tho bide, Back, and L0tns, they should
be continuously taken, rs required, TO chAnpb
the diseased action OF the system. Win sucd
change those complaints disappear.
For Dr0psy and DrOpstcai swell.
ings, they should be taken In large ard ffs
quont doses TO produce the effect Of drassh
For suppres.ien, large dose should b
taken, as it produces the desired efses 81
sympathy.
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite, and inyigor
ates the system. Hence II 10 omen advantsr
geous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, oftcn finds ths
dose Of these Piits makes him feel dcesd'
edly better, from their cleansing and reeo-
waiting effcct on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BIT
Dr.. ]. o. AVER 4 CO., Practical ChsmiSss,
LOWELL, MASs., q. q. a.
YoR GALE BY ALL DHroonrS EvEhrvnnsS
For sale at SMITH, DAVIS 4 Coz
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N u Il s e Il Y

Send 81 for the ILLUSTRATED wEErLf
pEx, the popular comic paper OF the 2,
= months; q trial trip Also pec. ~ I'd
O. Versailles Ind, NVN
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hpCnT TJTrIV THE BEST TERMS EVER oF-
NDOlJlIJ ILL FERFD
G EEszzsAAeAazs AGENTS.

uzsxxszEzzs To let you see for Yourself
what We have to offer, we do hereby agree to
send TO any Agent IN the |. ;. upon receipt OF
% cents, two numbers OF the PEOPLES
MONTHLY qllustratedl, and Photographic
copies OF all fOu- OF our Premium ChrOm0s-pOSt
paid-also our new circulars, Offering better
terms than any paper IN the land. Every sub
scriber receives a framed Chrome 16N29, or
large (3LX4L feet double COUNTY and II. X.
Map OF the |. :. Our agents are doing well all
over the country-making from $50 10 SEQ per
week-hut we want more of them. Circulars
free. Now is the time. First come, first serv-
ed" Address the office nearest YOU. PEOPLES
MONTHLY, Pttshurg: or I25 SAMSON ST.. Phila-
depha: Is Franklin s., Boston !: Ia E. Madison
ST., Chicago 6l9 \. Fifth ST., ST. Louis.
Nov l6 Icy.
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Hands Wanted HANDS Wanted
ONE HUNDRED
Bows and Girls.

Will De- WautcJa 30 the Saint cloud Brush Factory
.i~'V u January. Those wanting ut.lndueui
rEp!oym,Ut should apply 40 once. hqulre 10
ga. Office Tor Mr.. " .llcr who 8. prepared % make
engagements aui Wiz give instruction 90 those
- lshluE 10 Team BUS1uGk'ug. jan. 2l-tl
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Ayers
HairVigor
Tor restoring % Cray Hair q
natural vitality and Color. :

A dressiag
which il q
once agrssa-
BE, healthy
and efsctua
for presszv-
ing the hair.
re soon ~
'storss jads<
or gray hs~
To IL criminal
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Danny. Sos wear. SGNI-vEESIN. So NGFALN >
rO-'lE, e. o. tac Subscribe. Specimen
Cos .Cs AND Advertising Rates F-cr. Wt'St. 90
clubs ~ a1 Og moro. only 81 po>tycr la'd Adj
dress 1ri Cgc. y. I. Jan L. lN Crk
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For The rsl3sf
and cure Of n
arrangements b
the stomach, ~.
or, and bowels
They arc . mid
aperient, and -
.excellent purge
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain NO mey-
cuy or mineral
whatever. huch
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
SECOND EDITION
DdU and Raf.

A BRILLIANT VICTORY FOR THE QUICK
STEPS THEY WALK AWAY WITH 1uE
OAMpEN FAvoRITEs.
AS the Creger club, Of Camden, N.
j. had attained considerable celebrity
by beating number Of the crack clubs
OF Philnd"lnhil md v1cipitv, ito rar'n
with thhe Qui.kst~pa, a., ...- ,;eA-...--~..
Park, yesterday, was witnessed by
large crowd of interested spectators
The friends of tho Qnickstcps had
hopes Of victory, but not even the
most eanguinc expected that the home
club would administer such crushing
defeat to the visitsrs,
The game opened at 3.15 o'clock.
with the CrcgeTs at the bat, who were
neatly retired in one, two, three order.
For Quicksteps. Clinch opened with o
two base hit TO left, Fisher tipped out,
and Hindle sent Clinch home and made
second, by fine lit to right. LaGerty
sent uindle home, but he and Geary,
after making good hits were left on
bases by StidhaEn and Rogers going
out. ....
In the second and tlird innings tue
visitors were biauked with great neat
hSHSt Wv AL tuS AVuI VA k)ueSSh pNiI Ny
Hindle allowed them TO SCORE one run.
In the sixth inning by succession OF
throws and bad plays on the part of
the Quicksteps, they SEQ ed three runs
In the remaining three innings they
were blanked, leaving their score four
runs, not one Of which was earned.
The Quicksteps 10 addition to their
dne fielding. batted heavily, aud run
up their score TO twenty runs, at least
twelve Of which were tairly earned by
square hard hits. They batted better
than ever before this season, and if
they oaly keep 1t up no amatuer club
in the country can getaway with them.
Their fielding, with the exception Of
the sixth inning, was fine and close,
and altogether they played one of the
best games Of their existence
Appended Is toe score.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
FOURTH EDITION.
The Cyty'S Le0aS Business.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CITY SOLICITOR
-DisPosITIoN OF CAsEs--THE SUITS
| AGAINST EX-TREAsURER KrLLooRE's
sEcUR1ri iEs-REcoMME &C.
AT the meeting of City Council, last
evening the annual report OF VIM. T..
Spruance, E=G. City Solicitor was pre-
sented and read. Below is o synopsis
Of the document:
The report opens with statement of
| the various legal cases in which the
city is interested, and their pre- sent
status. Among these is The SUIT Of the
Odorlcss Excavating Company, for
damages caused by violation on the
the part of the city Of their contract
for cleansing cesspools. The case Is
4 not yet settled, but the Solititor Is of
the opinion that there Is 40 ground of
action against the city.
In regard to the suite against the
Killgole bondsmeD, the Solicitor re-
|ports that S. NJ, Harrington, ESQ paid
to the city $94e 43, aad VIM, II Pierce
s277 20. The balance claimed against
the suretics is S3,116 60, besides Inter
est, The writ against W. Coz was
stayed temporarily On his promise 70
pay the amount claimed by work for
the city. That against James France
was stayed upon his giving bond to the
sheriH, with SECURITY, for forthcoming
OF the goods. Geo. W. Vernon has
made propositions for compromise
but no conclusion has yet been reach.
cd. The writs against A. Fl. Grim
shaw, and 2. Holland have been stay
ed by tnjuIctions issued by the Chan
cellor, and the whole subject will un-
|dergo an investigation Ia the trial of
those cases In the Court Of Chsncery.
The report regrets that the act ex-
empting municipal corporations from
attachments was A0e passed al the last
session Of the Legislature, as much in
convenience is cccasioued By the use
and abuse Of the privilege of ( ,ying at
ta1hnents in the hands Of the CITY
Treasurer, and MISUNDERSTANDING
have frequently arisen between the
Treasurer and justices laying attach
ments, causing much trouble,
The report renews the recommsnda-
tlon of print the Ordinances passed
since 1872, as soon as possible.
IL also states that the Auditor is pre-.
pairing for collection by the Solicitor
accounts of more than cne years. stan.
ding, and regrets that Council refused
to accede to Lis recent request FOR the
allowance of commissions on collec-
tions.
The most important Ordinance pre-
pared by the Solicitor during last year
was that laying out and extending
a large number of streets In the west
ern part of the city, approved by
town meeting and passed by Council.
The great want Of such an Ordinance
has been the occasion Of much delay
and expense to the city.
In conclusion the Solicitor urged
the preparation OF maps Of the city, as
required by law, Or the repeal of the
law
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the C0ifcctoTShip.

THE PuBLio UNABLE 10 DECIDE WHO
IS REsPOSsfBLE FOR PaErryIAN's
REMOVAL
The removal Of DR.. J. s. Prettyman
from the position of Internal Revenue
Collector, is causing considerable
comment, and numerous cndeavor5
have beea made to 1ind out who Is re-
sponsible for the change. The pressure
for DR.. Prettyman's removal has been
made very quietly and few people were
aware that any such measure was on
foot. It seems to be the general opin.
ion, however. that Judge Fisher was
most efficient In cffec,ing the change.
But the Judge. influence at Washing.
ton must be waning rapidly, if the
following special from Washington to
the Philadelphia Times Ia true,
ut Is absolutely certain that Dis
trict Attorney Fisher will be removed
by order OF Attorney General Pierre.
pont, unless the President interferes,
but even then it will be very difficult
for the President to save his him un.
loss he absolutely forbids IA invcsti-
CATION Of tho charges which will be
preferred.
1t was reported on tho streets, last
evening, that both District Attorney
Higgins aud Marshal Dunn had boon
removed. Tie report, however, prov.
ed to be unfounded. the Marshal Is
Of the opinion that some parties are
epdeavoring tn have him removed,
but thinks the Attorney General will
not remove him without granting him
an opportunity to reply to whatever
charges may ee preferred against his
official course.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
STRAY WAIFS.

There were no police cases thus Motn-
Ing.
buxbeum's clothing IL noted for neat
ness and durability.
hold q regular meeting.
The investigating committee will zee
sumo Its sessions this evening.
Shoes for the million at give away pri.
css ct Donahos5, 307 Market street.
R@KYLEs Ice CkzAsL--Kyle,e ioe cream
the best In Wilmington, ct I'd and Market and
6sh and Orange. Families, ple-nics and ex-
curaions supplied a1 short notice Give him
call Everybody says Kyle's cream Is ex-
csllent, none better. and nobody more oblig-
Ing TO customers than kyls. Cream always
On hand at 2s street market and 9Th and
orange. iuneiSG
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

E1sEs. Ere alarm about 1890
Sciock this morning was oaust,d bs the
burning OF the reofs OF four houses at
Beech street end Maryland Avenue,
Tenth Ward. The entire fire depart
meot. With the exception Of the Wecca-
coe. (which was disabled ct tha trial
Wednesday night was in sarvics, and
the flames were promptly extinguished.
The roofs Of the four houses we're entire
" burned of. entaidns q loss on the
owners OF from $500 to 81 1900. Tho
euEniture was safely removed.
The alarm about nine o'oloos last
night was csased by tha slight burning
of the roof Of WIN. Ra4kers housa. Fift6
and Orange. The flames were quickly
extinguished by ths Water Witch engine.
The fire originated from q "dorble-head-
ed Dntchman." which fell upon the roof
after being discharged by ANAL hoy.
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Yrs1r OF 4 PARr1 FsnM nrr,uA,

VISIT OF PARrT FEoM DELAWARE TO
THE CENTENNIAL GRogNps.-1he follow
ing gentleIe3, accompanied ny Mr.
Jehn Welsh, President Of the Centenaia.
Board Of finaace, and MIR. John l..
Campbell, Secretary Of the Centennial
Commission, visited tke Centennial
Grounds yesterday, viz: Hon. John 2.
Cochran, Governor Of Delaware Hoa.
Hon. Thomas hoiconbe, Speaker of the
State House Of Representative and the
following members of the Centennial
Commission of Delaware: Joseph z.
Ccneggs, Freaidont; Aea15er 7. Liddla,
Secretary; fayrter Erane, AlleZ =.
Lesley and john w. Causey.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

From the many fattering testimonials we
have read, paying tribute to the Beatty ~
ano. and Beatty Golden Tongue Organs. We
are constrained 20 recommend them to any
persona contemplating purchasing an instru-
pa9y1facfurer and proprietor, Daniel r. Beat
q. Warrington n J., SoT any inform alton
reapaatilg the same. :
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
THIRD EDITION
OBITUARY.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM THArcEzl

DEATH OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM THATCHER.
Capt. William Thatcher, d weI-known
citizen, died, yesterday afternoon, at his
residence in the Ninth Ward, in the G4th
year Of his age. He had only been sick
about ton days.
For G nuuber Of years Capt. Thatcher
and his brother carried on an extensive
ship-yard On the CLristmna, and did q
large bzsioees. Under President TAYLOR
be was superintendent Of ship-building
II the Navy Department. end at the tine
oS the Mexican war was captain Of the
Netiona, Guards Of this city. He was a
good citizen and man of friendly dis
position, ard the news cf Lis death will
carry sadress TO tie hearts CT his Easn7
friands.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
Appended Is tne scoIe

MF' n. 5IOAn, OF Lamuel, umpIred
tt, game in fair and satisfactory
manner.
The visitors were mitch surprised at
their defeat, as thay expected TO walk
away with the home club without any
trouble.
On Monday next at the Park the
QuleEsteps will play with the Pacific
club of Philadelphia,
The Maple Leaf club starts oa tour
down the State this evening.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
A work Of Art.

Diamond SpeotaclssS ara made from
tha best materials, and manufactured
With true artistic and scientific skill, and
as aids sofGiiins CT impaired eye sight.
;nst cave sa no ;eb edu mvefy genuine pair
diamond.
For sale By q. q. Clark. No. 407 market
street. Wilmington. Del. 3eSsdw1w
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

IalkTIRE---Irp the lst inst inst. Frank. IL.
tant eop OF II. Il and NJ. Il. MclatlEe, aged
] Year. . months and 4 days.
The relatives and friends ut the family are
invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dsIice OF his parents, No. 2Uf French street,
on snnday AFTERNOON, the 4th inat. Ut o
o'clock. services at the houss at 4ss oclooE.
THATCuER.--,At his residence In the ath
Ward. July Lat. Capt VIM. Thatcher, In the
Gath ,ear OF hia age.
The relatives OF the family and male friends
OF the deceased are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral tom his late residsnco
IN the sth ward. on sunday, Ju y 4th, GER
Nees asS O'Clock. to leave the house 0t 4 1n-
termeht ut kiyeryiew Cemetery.
TOWNSEND.-On Wednesday. juno Roth,
1910. hmuy M., wiie of Robert \. lowD-
sead.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the residence OF her husband, No. 6lj
West Fourth street, On saturday afternoon,
July 3i. ut O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

CHrRrH DRp1cAT1o1s.- The new build
ing of Grecs r. E. Church, Brandywine
Hundred On the Concord turnpike above
TalleyYtlle, viii be opened TOR divine SER
Woe on Sunday, july At at 8 O'Clock, T.
M. Tbs Bishop Is expected 20 preach,
and nembar of the neighboring clergy
viii probably be present and oficiate.
The Offering Will be appropriated 70 tho
church debt. all are invited.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
TEE WA7ER THsowN BY1Hr Esap

TEE WATEE THROWN BY The EEarHEs.
During the trial of steam fire engines,
Wednesday evening the water in the
reservoirs et Tenth and Market were
lowered neayly three feet. Any one who
Is smart at figures. and desires TO ohtain
the information, can ascertain nearly
the exact number Of galleas thrown By
the eight steamers during their forty
rpipufas, trial.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
ORDERS!
0AIrhs NEw YoRR Fvc,1.s,,

b. 04'1n's NGw YoRx Exouss,on
slai,i'P P,urAiay, July aad, Mr.. p. f. ..
sMr't +'th tland annual New 9ork e~
R Icon r, VIII leave the p. W. q R r
!, "TTpot' in this city, at 6 O'Clock 81 -
H. y,,,o, nese New Yoik excnrsiooa o. :"
ssvh srssa,,I py Mr., Smith, are the most s,,cs @s
,itv T una delightful which leave this
'tay g. insy include about nine hours
S nagnIe 10 New York, or a ride nm the
[ins u,Ic' ns Mt Hudson river, at the on.
HhIcho VI INC excursionist, either IF
Ind I" in':a contains more OF real pleasure
4 Gou'ae ,i'efest than can be con,aInsd IN
rs usnos esScursion to an other place
En,GpS GpSS,aai' we will exp, ct to ses M M
|ess g." I SeScursion prove aga1d s,,c. .
|bla,D nose nose wishing tickets now ~ ON q. !,
eonshnuanDs.9 uns9 Tha.,t q. the ! book store, u 1
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Is It mo- Wonder

that inva1ids Lose faith in all speciaes,
when SO many worthless medicines are
advertised for the cure of various di-
aaasasI bat WHICH when tried, ara "sound
wanting, We have yet 70 learn, how
sam of Wild Cherry to cure coughs, colds,
and pulmonary disease. 20 cents and ti
bottle. large bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

FEoUR AND F5Ep.--Mr. E. L. Candy
Ninth and shipley s1reets, keeps 20 as.
sortment OF Grst quality aou- and feed
which he sells at the lowest market
rates. He keeps -four in paper sacks, Of
different sizes, for stores and families,
which is quite convenient to buyers
We bespeak foy him q liberal share Of
public patronage.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

1t il Tseiess TO AsscinFN to cloanse
stream while ths fountain Ia impure. Dys-
pepsia. complaints of the liver aud Kidneys.
Srnptions Of lne skin, scrofula headaches.
and uu dissasae arisiDg from impure blood.
aro nj once ronQyed 6y Dr. WalRsr's Cali
furnia Vinegar Bstters. the great aud inialli-
bla pilriIeI Of the blood, and renoTator OF
the >, stem. 1t mas never been Known to fail.
provided the patient Ind not delayed using 1t
hntu The vitality OF bis system was too taT
gone. 1s<o-i"