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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17
Co M merciaI Reports.

Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKKTS.
PHILADELPHIA, August IT,
Petroleum steady, refined 11@111sc crude,
8slc. Flour quiet and weak Penna. family,
Sc. 1901. so high grades $7.7518 80. Wheat
quiet, old red 3145@148 new S1,35@1 AZ |;
white SLIGO. Rye 90@95c for Southern and
Western. Corn dull. yellow Soc; mixed 82@S3c;
white, 7O075. Oats steady, old white 71@72c /;
new $4,000. Whiskey, s12l.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRANDYwINK MILLS FOB yLouB
AND aRAIN-OOnBEoTED DAILY.
Family Flour $4,000 900
Extra Flour. .....,.......... 6.7509 $50
Superane Flour. ....... .......... 4.76@ 5.7E
Wheat. 1856
Corn 87c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17

COUNCIL 6ru WAnD.-James q. Akin is spo-
ken of az candidate for the City Council from
tho 9Th Ward. Mr.. Akin was the War Marshal
for this district and carried out the arduous du-
tics of his oflice with great faithfuness and pop
ulartv He would make an efficient member or
the City Council il elected TO that position.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17

The New DAu.Y.-Handbills have been posted,
announcing that the new morning daily, to be
issued from the ADVERTISER office, will appear on
Monday next. The EDITORS staff. we are in
formed by one on it, will consist OF Chas. ID.
Crutchfeld and IL. II. Colcla2er, while George
Morgan. graduate Of the class OF 1874, OF Del.
aware College, is to be in charge of the local
department. Other names are mentioned IN
connection with the roportorial corps. T. ELL
wood Singley will be publisher, we understand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17
THIRD EDITION.
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, Aug. II.
Probabilities For Middle States, partly
cloudy, and warmer weather during the rest OF
Tuesday, followed by less cloudiness, Southerly
to Westerly winds, lower temperature and rising
haromater
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
AT 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
$4,000
OF THE FIRST-MORTGAGE sEVEN-PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS OF THE
WEST END PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Due September /, 1908 Interest Coupon payable
March and September l. Free from all taxes.
THE PHILAD .LPHIA TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY
is the Mortgage Trustee for the bondholders.
The West End Passenger Railway Company nave
their entire tracks almost laid, and its equipment
will be completed In few weeks.
For circulars or further information apply to
MARIs Il SMITH,
BANKERS,
No. IS SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
je25-tf,fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17

tY- 4 10 Cant Seqar for 8 Cenfs.-Genulne Havana
Separ Concha sz 5 cts, large ones, for quar-,
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselmans llght ana
Ozark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17
Tho clayton House.
ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING.

ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING.
II w shpey. Phila. w Cummlns CITY.
/ Formance .Norristown 4 w Kohl, Phila
j Leedom, Plymouth. III Towers PhoenXvllle.
r r. Pease Georpetown ID o Tarker, VT ch. CT.
Miss Bailey, Pottstown Q Hen-lduger, "a.
Mss Withers, q Lowell, 4.
Miss " lit, Norrstown. w Rogers, n T.;
Miss Wood. Conshock'n. w II Soper Bait, Md.
MSS Frailey, % Calhoun T..
Miss Bosher Richmond. Miss Brown, Phila.
Miss Bradv, LexingC'n. miss Smrh,
Miss D Brady, % mis- Jones,
II d Cranor City, Welbacher. I.
W Van Bancom Y. q. l.. Carter, Camden.
j Lawless, Bristol, X l. Benz stone, Balto; No.
,Jonn Cow Milford, Del. huntington, NY
j Prettyman w II Cresson, Phiada.
g Il Barr, Lancaster, Pa. w v eland,
Edward Burke Phla. AR Roberts,
APFnt CIV Frost, f"
@ P Varnss, Schuyl co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17

OCEAN CIrY.-We very much question il there
il another summer resort which is more popular,
this season, with Wimingtonians than Ocean
City. Almost daily there are persons from this
city who register there, and at one time as many
as fifty occupied rooms there. Those who have
returned express the greatest satisfaction with
the place, and are prolific in their praises Of it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17

BELLEvUE INSTITUTE fall term of Belle
vue Ladies' Institute at Attleboro', Pa. begins
on Sept. 7th From the catalogue of 1874 before
us we perceive there were three Delaware pupils
in the institution Miss Fannie NJ. Walton, Will
mington Miss Anna Pennewll, Dover Miss
Mary L. Pennewill, Greenwood Miss Walton
graduated with honor, at the close Of last years
session.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-17

The annual festival Of the Baltimore Schuet-
zen Association began yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
SHERTFFS SALES.
sIlEa.IEF,S SALE.

Dy virtue of /. writ OF VeDd EKponas to
Is me directed. will be exposed to Public
Salo. at tho .L
DELAWARE HOUSE. No5l3 MARKET ST..
kent by Geo. W. Ortlip. in tho City Of VIII
Inipgtop, Now Castle County. Delaware on
FRIDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1875
At2 o'clock. P. NJ.
The following described real estate viz
l,tofIand situated in the city Of Whining
ton. New sst @ 10, aud State OF Delaware.
il ,i,htng vt a corher stake in the easter y
e.do of clndison street ut distance 4f rxty
's,i rom the snutheriy side OF ), I'D sire T.
being II c,rn of Land conveyed 70 Michael
Clrlaw, thence wit1a linz of slid lacd east
erly nnl parallel win Sec nd street 'ixty
feet to II stake ia a inc of inni 1t jesse "
JacNson lhunce wi Is, Inns o. land north
erly and rataii.l with Madison street FIX
teen feet IT, II y axe in said line. th' nee VIII
a new line westerly ant parallel with 'he
first desciih .ine sixty ct 10 q o easterlJ
s,ls of Mndhon rect thence thereby
suuthpr sixteen ieet to tho plrco of begin
uirg ha the c. MEN what they may.
Seized ~ d tai en- in execution Ms the pro
rerty of John McClusk cy. ana TO be sold by
WM ii. LA NJ B5ON. Sherin.
Sher,f's 0tiioe. New Castle,
March g.. A. b.. 1875. ! srrt-2thwt'.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
From the Kew York Herald.
How 10 Spell.

1t is an ingenerous madness on the part
of many pleasant people to come Tor
ward and show that they do not know
how to spell. Yet Spelling bees have
become national institutions, and, a. our
dispatches show, even Washington city
has been invaded. Fortunately, no one
knows how to spell, and the people VINO
blunder have the consciousness OF know
ing that the public is with them. In
deed, if orthography were decided by
the majority-as things OF greater con-
sequence are-thers is not a word in the
dictionary but would shrivel away to
such shape that the Oldest schoolmas-
ter in the community would refuse to ac-
knowledge it, while Of every word in hve
syllables it would be written as it IL OF
the innocent chronicle in the Phlladel'
phia Ledger, "going to join his grand
mother" Perhaps the worst spoilers IN
the world are the people who make the
dictionaries. There was Noah Webster
| What a cad He spelled shade with q c
| which was worst than the honest old Mr.
Creamer, Representative from Pennsyl
yania whom John Randolph accused OF
breach of privilege in spelling Congress:
with q X. By any of the learned pun
dts who form the jury ut the spelling
matshes old Webster would have beer
pnt down as the worst speller and tn
most ignorent in the United State
Only he was caught and exposed, an,
like many other men caught in the, act
he invented theory to cover his delin
quency and pretended to spell wrong o.
: principal. It was like Bill King. whe
while the subsidy Investigations was i
progress, turned up in Canida "lookin
for stock But this dfficulty with tn
makors Of dictionaries softcns the fall
= the vein man who goes down in wres
: ling with hard words; for he has only
, claim to be judged by some other stant
ard. And what is the standard? Hel
: are Webster and Worcester and Wake
, and Richardson and Johnson, and man
: less famous authorities, and they all di
FER on MANY words; and who can deciC
the differences of these doctorse
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
The School Election

Takes place tomorrow afternoon, and
We urge our readers to attend the polls
and thus evince an interest in the cause
of education. Where the elections are
given little attention candidates lacking
the necessary fitness and qualifications
are sure to be selected to run for posi-
tions they should never occupy. There
is no salary attached to the position OF
School Director, and unless the people
show that they appreciate the services
rendered, gentlemen best qualified for
it will not yield to solicitations to sub
NIT their names to decision at the
polls. We would not urge unpleasant
partisan strife for the position; but the
most men who are qualified for the du.
ties Of the Office would see more honor
in being defeated after the receipt Of q
large vote than in being elected by q
very small one. But aside from this the
election is one OF the most important
character that parents can attend, ant
they should show that they appreciat,
it as it deserves.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02

Directly, o State has the same undenia-
BILE jurisdiction over oil persons and
things within its sterritorial limits as any
foreign nation where that jurisdiction is
not surrendered to the General Govern =
nent. The indictment cannot be sus-
tanned by the act of 1870, nor under the
Fourteenth Amendment. Tho State OF
Louisiana has passed no law atridgins
any of the rights Of citizens. and there
il, therefore. no breach Of tho Constitu'
ton or Of its amendments by the State:
to whom the people OF the United States
directed the commands Of the Fourteenth
Amendment. Hence there is no grount
for the indictment. The object OF thu
amendment was to restrain the States
not the inhabitants OF the States, as as
sumed by the Government"
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02

By easy stages the story reached the
time when Beecher made the famous
visit to Mrs. Tilton when she was ly-
ing sick in bed. She had sent for him,
the respondent. He went up to her
room on the second floor and saw her.
What was said between themy Witness
threw his head forward, bent it in
thought for moment, flushed little
and said he could not exactly recollec'
the terms of the conversation they had
and there were mysterious wink'
amongsplaintiff's 8 counsel. When telling
of the second visit the witness said t
girl met him at the door and said Mrs
Tilton did not care to be seen that day
and sent message in the words, cal
will be well in tho future"
Here long argument between the
counsel ensucd until near the close o
the court.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02

OF BEEcHER ON THE STAND the New
York Herald, of to-day, says; "In his
testimony Of yesterday, which was main
ly narrative, he exhibits a degree of
ease, clearness, and composure which
was not altogether anticipated. He was
ready without being hasty. candid with.
out appearing to be over transparent
and fluent without showing that his les
son had been eonned. When tho day.
proceeding closed and Mr.. Beecher de
scended from the stand to meet the con
gratulations of his friends the genera
verdict was that he had acquitted him
self well; that the first bout, ut least
had not hurt him one iota. As nigh
have been expected, the crowd was yer!
great.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
AIIt fklFt,S SALE.

Wy virtue OF Sundry writs of Fl Ia to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at tho
HOTEL OF JACOB HAUSER,
Cor. of Fifth and Orange streets, Whining
ton, ia New Castle County, Del, on
SATURDAY,
THE THIRD DAY UF APRIL. A. ID. 1876.
AT 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
Tho following describe personal property.
viz:
4 lot nf hou.chold and kitchen furniture
consisting Of beL4, bedsteads and bedding
bureaus, chairs, extension table, bar-room
iaDlea, deck, stoves, bar fixtures, bottles
wines, whiskcys, &c.
seized and taken into execution as the pro
porly OF Jacob Hauser, and to DO sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, Sherifi.
ShcrifT7s Office, New Castle,
March % A. ID. 1873 { mar24-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
FRIDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF APRIL. 1876,
at . O'Clock, Z. N,

The following described Roal Estate viz:
A ! that certain lot. nece or Iarcel of land
situate IA the city Of Wilm'ngtOn, aforesaid, 4,
with three story brick house thereon erect
cd. bounded aud descIihcd as follows. to wit:
beginning a poin; ON the eas,crly side Of
Madison street. between Second and Thltd
streets at Il distance Of sixty six feet from
the northcry side of Second street. then =
eastcrly through the centre of two
ieet wide u,lcy raral'c with second street.
ninety seven feet to stake, thrnca norhcrly
parallel with Nj Iison stcot sixteen feet tn
another STAKE. thence westerly parallel with
Second stgo' niucty seven irrt to the alore-
said side of Madison street. and thence
Herewith sGutherly sixteen feet t1 the plucc
OF beginning. he the content. thereof what
they may, with the ire Use and privilege q!
said two feet wide alley. in coGlm"n with
others entitled thereto, forever.
Seized and taken into execution as the MO
nerty Of Patrick Dtlioa. and ,rah his wife
| and Kate lINilinsssor,h, terie ter1Gt. AM
| to be sold by
WM. II LAMBS ~. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. New Cas- Z,
March 80, A. b. le7j. ap,2 2awts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02

Don PkpHo, imperial master OF Bra
zi, it is announced, is about to resign his
his great position and grand honors and
to retire to private life. He will visit
Philadelphia next year and participate
in the Centennial ceremonies, but, de-
nuded Of his purple, he will be only a
sorry guest. Imperial Css:ar, dead and
keep the wind away, and so Don Pedro
may be useful to dispel boredom in 1876
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
BEECHER ON THE STAND.
crlsi. OF the Great scandal TRIAL.

DRooxIYN, April This morning Mr..
Fullerton recalled James l,edpath. Wit
ness detailed the conv crsation when III
ton declared his charge against Beecher
was adultery, and that he had proof Oh
ut least three occurrences; Illton, was
excited and nervous when ho said this.
Mr.. Evnrts turned toward defendant
and said Mr.. Beecher will he sworn
Sensation in Court room. beechef
rose AMI threw of his long cloak and
| laid it on his wife's lap. The audience
appeared inclined to break out IN ap-
| plause, but were stopped by Judge Neil
son. Mr.. Hill led Be,cher to the stand.
which he mounted with steady eyes,
compressed lips and pale cheeks. An
officer handed him Bible, but he walv
ed it away and held up his right hand.
The clerk, Mr.. Madison, began the oath
of affirmation, when Mr.. Beach SAID,
ohie ct to this witness being sworn unless
he swears ON the Bible.
Mr.. Eyarts said he can take the oath
if he desires in that way.
Mr.. Beach replied not unless he de-
clares he ha, conscientious scruples
against swearing on the Bible. =.
Mr.. Beecher then said. have consci
entious scruples against swearing on the
Bible.
Judge Nielsen sad all right. let hin
be sworn. The clerk, then began the
oath a secen1 time, when Mr; Evart'
interrupted, saying: Mr.. Beecher wil
swear in the form Of an oath, IN th'
presence of an everything God. Thu
Mr.. Beecher did and then began hi
testimo
WHEN HE FITsr MET TlLToS.
In reply to question Beecher salt
he met Tilton when the latter was
} short hand reporter on a now defunc
New York paper. Tilton was comel,
and agreeable, and Beecher employed
him to report his sermons. AS Tiltoi
7 heard this part of the evidence he seem
ed to come for moment under tn
= spell of Beechers sympathetic voice
4 Tears came to his eyes, and he dror
g ped his head for moment onhis brcas
;. In the early days Bcecher had beef
), very kind to Tilton, and, said he, ON
:. of the conditions on which took til
paper was that he sh onld be my ass
q tant."
THE TILToN WEDDING.
z There was some gush of sentiment 6
n Beecher spoke ofMrs, Tilton'at thetin
o she was married. "Theywerc the faire
2; pair | ever married. said he with
q smile, and he checked himself as
u about to indulge in some eulogy of IL
n lady. Now, as if seated in the schoo
. room at Friday night talk, lie rattle
IN away over the expressions he recall,
"a of Tilton when speaking of his wifi
le "You don't know what treasure
Of have got" 81 am married to the dca
t. est creature that ever lived" On a
to other occasion, "Therc is little W
d. man down at myihouse that loves "
re better than all the world" and 50 {
,y Beach Fullerton, Moulton and Tilt
r. sitting solemn as quartet of ow
lie while. all the court besides were
good humor Beecher continued
relate score of "reminiscences conc,
ming Tilton and his wife.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02

In tho diary of J. Q. Adams, edited
by his son, Charles Francis Adams,
Vol. 2, p. 332, he says, Jan. 4, 1912
"Mr. Raimbert brought presents of por
celain for my wife, for Charles, and
another for myself. l refused to receive
them, it being u principle which
foundlto be necessary to adopt from the
first day became public man, never
to accept for myself or family
gift while hold public office. -
Noes upOns chdnQe tout cola.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
Ri A TNV PIANO.

VN0 ALL MEN, A SPEEDY UURE1
Il Weakness of the Back or Limbs. ha ,a
neys. Bladder ard Urinary Organs, pall1lil,ss
ton Of the Heart. Nervousness, Timlq9.ov, y,
Sriris Evil Forebodings. Aversion to SOels;s
Disease of the Head. Throat, Nose or WV
Liver Lungs, Stomach or Bowels Impoteoe
and those direful results of Early Excessgi
which preventnarriage, destroying both O'o
and miEd
Address with stamp. DR. JOHNSTON.
ian3 d2taw5m baltimore NJ
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02

The colored ChanceryClerk at Vicks
burg, and two other colored men, were
arrested yesterday on the charge of is
suing fraudulent warrants, and com
mitted in befault of bail.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
RIFFS SALE
OF HENRY ID. PAULIN,

THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, lso',
At2 O'Clock, L. NJ,
The following described real estate, VIZ;
All that piece or parcel OF land situate ia
tho village of odessa, county and Stale a'uie-
said, and bounded rs follows to VII.
Beginning ut the corner OF the lot OF 'h'"es
X. Dwell, on tho mrin street leading It'u'
odessa to Middletown, and thence With the
line OF said Dwell ih Il northeasierly dlrcclioh
one hundred and forty-sevcn feet 10 the line
of lot belonging ~ Charles T.. A. Mal'iy.
thence with tho line OF said Mallly ina south
eastcrly direction htty feet To the corner OF
the lot belonging to Daniel (Orbit, thence
with the line of said Daniel Corhit in south
westerly direction one hundred aud forty
seven feet to the said Main street, thence up
| the said Main street in II northwestSrly dlrrc-
| tion forty feet home TO the place of begin
| ming, containing seven thousand three hth-
dred and City feet OF land be- the same more or
| less, on which,. erected a new iwos story frame
house, &c.
Scizcl and taken IN execution as the pro
pcrty OF Josiah Ridgway, aud Mary Ann
| Rdway, his wife, late Mary Ann KING, sur
| viying mortgagor and l.. Dwell, EPhralm u
King, John II. King, VIM. -. King, Charles
| Henry King and Samuel r. King, heirs a
| law OF John King, deceased, and Francis mug
| gan tcrre tenant, and TO be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSO$, sheriff.
sheriff ONCE. New Castle,
| March 81, A. D., is;j. arrl-2iawts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
NEW ADVERTISE EMENI $
T'mE mARVEl. OF TIE WORLD

U'inE MARVEL OF THE WORLD
l Esethessta Water,-it has restored
Thousands from the brin < OF the grave: given
the reach Of all medical science, and turned
the rath Of aflliclion to oxe OF happiness in
the blessings within its virtues. 1t cures the
deadly Bright's disease and Diabetes; eradi-
Gates I'll diseases Of the kidneys; restores the
urinary organs to strength and power-in a
word. it il natural restOrer of health, and
has periorme ed the most wonderiuland miracu-
lsus cures of any known specific on the globe
r. HENDRY. Wnnk eshn. Wis. u
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
The following described real estate. viz

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of lgnd situate in tho
town of st. crrgc's, in Fed Lion II llndrc1.
New Castle County and stare Of Delawsiu,
bounded AMI described as io'lows. TO wit:
Be.inniug ut correr stone Of land late
of john Suttcn, deceased, running thence
by said and south Al degrees cast 10 SIT
peIches to ii store. thence crossing the prcs-
emit street AID By and sI,h lad of Jobr
Reese. north IS leg ee5 Cd II 4 10 perch. :
to stone. thence by land Of John sutton
deceased. north Al degrt g west ~ SO per
ches to stone. aud south dS degree west
II 4-l0 perches to the place Of beginning
containing one acre and ~ perchc of land
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Cha-l II. New WhoItcr, John 7
McWhorter and John Nj. Jones, and 10 b.
sold by
WM. IL JAMESON, Sheriff
Sherif's Office New Caste,
March -. A. D.. l5'j. arr 2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
SyFERTFFS SALES.
- ~ 7f7Hs-.1
SnaFHyIEE"S Sts.r.

my virtue of an writ Of Ala. Icvari Faclas
- TO mo directed will be exposed 10 puphc
Sale, at the
DELAWARE lIOUSENo jii MARKET 81.
kcrt by Geo W, Oftlip, in the City "l VIII
mingtun. New Castle County. Delaware on
FRIDAY,
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1875.
At2 o'clock, L. NJ,
The following described real estate va
All that certain lot or piece OF land having
thereon erected Il three story hrlck dWcllihS
hnusr situate in thc said city of Wilmington,
and bounded and described rs follows, TO WI
beginning ON the eastctly side ol cst
street between Eighth and Ninth streets ~
the distance of eight y-thrcc feet seven anu
a half inches from the ssuthcrly side OF Nlhth
stree, and in tho middle ol tho bricK wall
dividing this rom the adjoining hou7e ol
f, Philip Garrett, on the south, thence oasscrly
and parallel to ninth street through lhe Mil
| die OF the said brick wall enc hu.ldred iee'
| TO a stake, thence nor;hcrly and parallel !,
West street twenty seven tcCt Ten ahu u MAJ
| inches to IA line OF land late ot Thomas WOOD
| ward, now Edward Mclnall, thence along 4
| line OF said land westerly and 'arall' II to Nhtl
| street one hundred feet to ,hc SAID sidc -
West street, and thence thereby sodth twchi.
| seven feet ten and half Inches 10 the piac'
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
may. -e
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro
perty of Elizabeth Taylor, surviving mort
gagor of T. Clarkson TAYLOR, deceased, ant
Franklin Taylor, Edward NJ; Tay lor, lienr
NJ. TAYLOR, and Elizabeth N. Taylor, heirs y
law of said Il. Clarkson Tay or, and W ilhai
q. Whteley, terre tenant, and 10 be sold 10y
VIM. II. JAMESON. sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
March 81 A, -. 1875. epr--llawts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
The Kaiser and the Pope.

THE roSrIFF 40 BE CUT OFF FROM CoM-
MUNfoATIoN WITH THE rRCssi AN
CLERGY.
LONDON, April $3.50 A. NJ.
The Times correspondent at Berlin
telegraphs that it is anticipated that
the old laws forbidding intercourse
between the Pope and the Catholic
clergy of Prussia, except through the
government will be re.enacted, aud the
measures will be introduced wholly
suspending Papal authority in Prussia
until the Pope abandons his pretension
TO cancel the laws of the Kingdom.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

DIR. c. W.DensOn,a a PraCtlclng Physlclan at IUU
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md, (who has paid
much attention to nervous Diseases has dis
covered that extract OF celery and chamomils
combined in u certain proportion invariably
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia and nerv
ousness. This is q triumph in medical chem
istry, and sufferers all ovor the country arr
ordering by mail. He prepares It in pills, q
80 cents per box. Tho Doctor Is largel,
known and highly respected IN baltimore
-EpiscOpdL MethOdist.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-02
THE GrH DAY OF APRIL, 1875,

At2o'olock. p. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with u two
story brick dwelling house thereon, situ.
ate in said city of Wilmington, OH the south
crly sido of Fifth street between Spruce and
Church streets, having q front OF about If.
teen feet on Fifth street and running back
between parallel lines about sixty feet, being
numbered 100 East Fifth street, being thu
same prem ises conveyed In feo simple unto
the said Peter Mckeagney, by deed OF Viii
liam $. McCaulley, trustee, dated tho Both day
of September, A. d., 1870, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as tho pro
perty of Peter Nick eagney, and Mary his wife
be sold by
WM. II, LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, New Castle,l
March II. A. ID. 1875. marlS-2lawts