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The Mound BuiIders.

From the Washington Review and Exam
lner.
On the 23d of June an old mound on
the farm of Oliver Clemens, Esp IN
Cross Greek township was opened. This
long wears ago, was known as ellis
Mill. This mound was always called an
Indian mound. In digging into it two
human skeletons were found-one oi
enormous size. 1t was at least - to 3
feet in height. Three flint arrow
heads were buried under him, which are
straiyht-no gouge ut the end, Ike the
common Indian dart, which looks as II
they belonged TO the most ancient race
of mound builders. The other skeleton
was about one foot above the larger one.
II appeared to be about the common size
Of people in our day, but had every
appearance Of having been cremsted, as
the bones appeared TO have been charred
with fire. Both skeletons were eEcased
with stones set on edge. Tho teeth are
sound, and appeared to have belonged
TO aged persons by the way they were
worn off. The smaller one was almost
decayed, and would hardly bear the
lifting. The larger one was more per-
feet. The skull was taken out in
pieces, and i, very thick. 1t is in the
hands Of Lysander Patterson, Of Pater-
sons Mills, where It can bescen BY the
curious.
Itappears there are great many
human bcin g buried in this mound. 1t
is some fifty feet through, and but q
small part of it has been examined. The
height is about five feet.
The intention is to have the skull cx-
amincd by some person who Is acquaint-
ed with these things and make more
thorough seaach at some future time
According to the writings OF j. ID. Bald
win, Of Worcester, Mass, called AN
cient America, these remains have rest
ed here for more than 1000 years.
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DIED.

DUFFIN--This morning, July lSt, at II
o'clock, SARAH, wife OF John Duuln re-
Gently native OF Minnesota, al the house
OF John McGannon, 1919 McColloch street.
The funeral Will take place al the Cathe-
dral at . O'Clock Saturday morning.
Friends ofthe family are invited 70 attend.
BCRKE---At O'Clock =. NJ, July LIST,
1875, ions +. BURKE, youngest son OF
Thomas ana the late Mary Burke, aged .
months and = days.
Funeral from the residence OF his father,
No. bio Main street, at O'clock saturday
afternoon Rules governing Catholic iun-
erals to be observed.
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THE PREVAILING DISTRESS.
The Republican Party Responsible.

From the New lUrkSun.
The idle lahorers, suffering mechanics
broken merchants, and starving miners,
who have been brought TO beggary by the
criminal conduct of the Republican par
~ are sufficient in themselves to turn the
Presidential election \ million of work
ingnen wero without any steady employ
men, during the past year. They know
why they wanted bread Tor their wives
and children. and they will not forget the
cause orthis distress when they march to
the polls next wear and cast centennial
vote
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II will be- sent TO any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS 10 cluU agents and 10 subscribers.
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FOR SALE.
Assignees' Sale Of Real Estate

THE UNDERSIGNED AssIGNEEs IN
bankruptcy of Andrew j. Sweeney
bankrupt, will, under and by virtue OF the
authority vested in them by law, proceed
Ia sell al public auction, at the front door
OF the Court House Of OHIO county, IL the
city of Wheeling in the State of West Viz
ginia, on Saturday, The 10th day OF
July, a. d., 1875, commencing at III
o'clock, a. In, the following described real
estate. situate in the said city OF Wheeling,
that is 10 say: The south part of lot num-
bered nine 81 in Jonathan Zane's addition
TO said city, fronting forty 40 feet on Main
street, and extending westwardly with an
equal width along and binding on Frank
lin now SIXTH street, one hundred ana
cighly-line lS9l feet, on which part OF lot
No 9 is erected the residence occupied by
said Andrew j. Sweeney.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fOurth in cash,
and the residue in three equal payments
at six, twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale, with interest at the rate OF
seven per cent per annum, deferred pay
mentS TO be secured 10 the satisfaction or
said ASSignees.
a. J. CLARKE,
WIN. L. HUBBARD,
iunlg-29-jyS ASSignees.
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THE JURY DISAGREES-THE EF-
FEt'I


pie Justice for the oppressed white race
THE JURY DIsAGREEs-THE EF-
FECI.
The curtain la. at last fallen upon the
gr.a, scandal which has now for about Il
year been kept almost unintcrrup;edly
before the public After a long and
i,diou, trial in which much swearin, and
r,un.er,w wearing was INDUCED I'M where
witness after witnes wis exclusively ex-
pmiu"d; where somebody has committed
rro-, perjury, and which has been one OF
the most celebrated and expensive cases
Ia this or any other agc, the jury have,
after len.lhcued delibcration, declared
that it was impossible for them 10 agree
and have been discharged Now
how viii the parties, plaintiff
and defendant be affected in
tho eyes Of the world by thi. result?
~ to the Rev. HENRY WARD
BEGrnEE, it can but be highly injurious
While his congregation will still swear
hy, and support him, they would doubt
jess have done this even if the verdict
lad been entirely against him, and lie
can never again occupy the position and
possess the same influence as formerly.
Ia al ordinary case, nothing especially
would be- thought of such an ending, and
it would be virtual verdict for
the defendant since the plaintiff
would get no damages; but
thi, as not an ordinary case nor is it one
in which the mere question of pecuniary
damage, is to be considered The great
c,, pulpit orator Of the world, the great
est preacher since the days Of the Apes
Tic Pad, vas a,'"'sr.vi 81. 'h.rgas ut |
t.rly destructive TO the character of any /
man. and the evidence was not sufficient
on his side, to convince a jury of his
peers that he was innocent. Henceforth
the cloud upon his character will be
darker than ever, and he mast feel It's
shadow. The only hope left to HIM will |
be- that. by u carefully conscientious and
blamcIcss life in future, he may prove
himself more worthy of his high calling
IL ar he has done IN the past. He can no
longer afford to turn his pulpit into a
political rostrum and preach war and
h.ooI,hed, instead Of peace and good will.
tie must henccrorth walk act and
tlIk strictly as becomes minister of
the Gospel, if he wishes TO reiustate him.
self in the good opinion of the world. ii
he does this, on account of his wonderful |
mind. he may Yet die generally respected |
and since we would hear no more
nRrerhcrism7 instead of Christianity
preached by him, both his church and
the Christian Religion, viii be the
gamers
But 81, to THEODORE TILToN what can
he,hought of him. There never was nor
ever has been, but one opinion expressed
of him by the majority OF inc
pcopl" OF tins country since TINS
triul commenced anu 'n"' Is
that he Is almost 100 'on'el"P''oi' 70
contemplate \ ma" VINO mas 0'',' '"0" "
10 be- utterly devoid OF Principe VII"
not '"i''''"' P.u'N 70 'n'''''' ~ '''''''
vine" II WIS H,,' ",S''''"' '"' O"
''"'p'''''" VI II ''''
ana '''' SET INV maui ''' @'
"P IL " ','"s 80 -. -. =,
one Jaw ''''''' 49,, -. :.
'""' Hrs '''" san" ~
really seems "S II ''' num- WV
can be no nope "
try and comfort himself W''h -" moran
III, s.,,5s to.dav di,bonored
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THEY stood nine TO three.

The Mexican cattle thief CoRTINA is
prisoner, and the authorities threaten to
shoot him if All attempt IS made 70 rescue
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EDcE SAMPLE TO AGENTS. LADIES'
fhE6 Combination book, with
Chromos. send stamp DEAN Il CO., New
Bedford, Mass, "ctI1
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Tue Civil Rights Bill has been IA
GRAVITY violated IN Washington, and by
- negro lodging house keeper. He eject
Cd white man named SMITH from his
premises saying that he would not ac-
commodate any Of his complexion. Suit
has been entered against the darkey, and
we hope he will be punished TO the full
ct extent Of the law. We demand sim.
pie Justice for the oppressed white race
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CITY OF WHEELING


DURLIC BUILDING LOAN SEVEN
and one.haIf per cent Bonds.
By virtue OF the authority vested in US
by an ordinance Of the city OF Wheeling,
entitled, AN Ordinance Tor the issuing OF
bonds of the city "a Wheeling for the cree
lion ola Public Building" passed by the
Council of said city the 18th day OF March,
1873, and ratified by the qualified voters OF
said city at an election held on the 9TH day
OF April, 1875, we will, on the 9Th day of
July. 1873. ut the Commercial Bank Of
Wheeling, sell the bonds issued under
said ordinance, To the highest bidder, for
cash. Each bid must be in writing ana
addressed To the undersigned at the Com,
mercial Bank OF Wheeling. No bid Tor Sald
bonds will be received al "A rate less than
their par value and accrued interest.
Said bonds are coupon bonds, FIVE Hun-
dred Dollars each ; bear interest at the rate
of seven aud uuv-huli per cent per annum
payable scml-annually, bonds being pay
able on OF before the LIST day of July, 1888,
and are exempt from taxation by saidclly.
VI. l.. OFT.
j. y. VANCE,
y. j. PANNELL,
iunlgi commissioners.
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\ SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Judge NELSON ha. succeeded in
securing for an sggrievcd plaintiff in a
libel case againsta Brooklyn newspaper
the suggestive sum OF six cents damages
Mr.. TILToN will, no doubt, be content il
the Judge does rs well for him IN his suit
against Mr.. BEECHER FOR damages.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AU-
THORIZED 10 sell the Farm belong
iug to the heirs OF Benoni :. Good, deceas-
ed, situated on the National Road, D miles
east of The city Of Wheeling, and immedi-
ately on the line OF the contemplated
street Railway To Elm Grove. said farm
contains about 40 acres, and has been re-
Gently surveyed and laid oil in lots, from
to 81 acres. The Lots are admirably To-
Gated for either building Orgardening pur-
poses, and are convenient to a depot II the
Hcmptield railroad AT Elm Grove, and
only pleasant drive from the city. "A
plat of the Farm rs divided, can be seen
AT my office, No. p l2th street. l will sell
all or any part Of said lots, at private sale,
until Saturday, July 3, 1875. Should any
remain unsOld, Will Oflcr the same ut auc-
lion on said Saturday, July Son the prem
ises, commencing at O'Clock. Terms OF
sale, One-third cash in hand, balance in
and years, with interest. Deferred pay
lnentS TO be secured by deed of trust on
property sold. Title perfect, ana Will DE
guaranteed. , ..
iu25i !. XIV y, AR /.
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NOTICE.

TIME FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Wheeling, located at Wheeling, in the
State Of West Virginia, Is closing up Its
affairs. All note Holders and other credi-
tors OF said association are, therefore, here
by notified to present the notes and other
claims against the association for pay
ment. VI. y. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Wheeling, ". Va, May D, ls15. matSb
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CONMfsSI0'S,
WHEELING, June 10, 1870.

Cr.rRE's OFFICE BOARD or CONliISSIO'S,
WHEELING, June 10, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at This
Office. until o'clock p. m, saturday, July
3d, 1875. for Merchandising, Masonry, &C.,
on the following roads in ohio county:
River road; about l,JJy cubic yards ma
cadamizing.
macadamiZing. 900
cubic yards macadamiZinG.
w. w. =. and Il. pike, 2nd division, 200
W. W. and r. PIT. pike, 1000 cubic yards
macadamizinR.
Fairmont pike, 600 cubic yards macada-
MIXING.
Middle Wheeling creek bridge, l2O cubic
yards first class masonry.
Specifications can be seen at this office.
No bids received after the hour mentioned
above. The Board reserves the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids. .-......
iul9a CHAS. II. DElTERS, Clerk.
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WAR MING
SUNDRIES.
VOCAL CLASS.

TIME FIRST MEETING OF THE VOCAL
Class organized by Mr.. F. BaSSett on
Thursday evening, June 2ith, vii! be held
AT Wiesel Musical Institute Hall on We'd
mesday evening, July :, 1875, at IS, o'clock.
Persons wishing To join said class may
leave their names at Adams & Lucas
Music store. Terms, huly Five Dollars FOR
twenty lessons. WIS
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GRAND CELEBRATION
IN HONOR OF
OUR HNDEpESDE CE.

ME and MaennachOr, on Monday. jury
9TH, 1878, on the Fair Ground.
PROGRAMME.
sam: Music along the street Car Line;
gA.M: Opening Festivities, Music anu
inTs BALLOON Ascension, Social Games. IL
M Rcodinp The Declaration OF lndepen-
dence by Prof. W. Kreuter Music; Ger
man Grafton by Rev. Ed. Naas' MUSIC,
other speeches in German and English:
This Festival promises To be an affair
worthy OF the cause. All patriotic citizens
ARE. Invited. II Is the intention TO make
IN an honorable precedent for the centcn-
NAL of 10 in Wheeling. JeSor
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LETTER LIST.

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINT
Ia the Wheeling PoStoflicc uuc
Saturday, July Srd.
TO obtain any OF the following IN
cant will please call for ADVERTISED
giving date OF list.
LADIES LIST.
Baker Alwilda Mulloy Magg
| Carter Lrsh Miller Martha
| cox Kate f Miller Lydia
Ewing Mollie Nelson Martl
Cannon Margaret Nicholson Lii
Garrison Anna Quinn Della
Hammond Aman- RnnShausen .
da E2, Ray Lena
Hamilton Julia Srider Lizzie
Maria, Schuegg Liz
! Jumps Sarah T. SchiHder Eli2
jackson Lima Steele Lucy
Ker)us Bridget Stevens MIs ;
Lewis Ann" Wiley koui y
McManuS Mary W nltelnatNh
McLarkey Margaret White Jennie
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
BALTIC & Ohio InS Co I.audgon Pau
Rohon Michael Loman Geo
Berry Vim Long John
Bell Il son Henry Levy Lewis
RilIiupsby I.C Iun.Hamp F
Bowman Jas MOrGall MICH
Ry,nyr.ft II " MAYS IhOS L
urkhart Frederick Martin Steu
Better Clifton Morris Isaac
Burns Brady Mcdier Leo
Brown A CnriSty MclAuEhIIng
Blankenship NiCho- Mckinley :
las McWhinney
M,,,s W., 7
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Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer Goods

Summer Goods
Now being opened embraces
all the newest styles and de-
signs I'm CameI's Hair Suit
ings, Plain COlOred Silks,
striped and Check Silks,
Plaid Black Grenadines,
Plain Black Grenadines,
Mexicana Grenadines, Side
Band organizes, LOuisine
Check Silks, Madras Cling
hams, Linen SuItings, with
Embos Linen Trimmings TO
match, &C, sc.
GEO. R. TAYLOR & GO.
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U'COnnelI Centennial.

TIME FOLLOWING NAMED CENT. f.
MEN, who have been appointed Il
general Committee To make arrangements
for the picnic for the benefit OF the
orphans, To be held on the 9Th Of August,
are notified to meet nj Fahy's Hall NOR
row. July Ith, at O'Clock =. IN. n prompt
"a fL.nll IIIfll r,.uIlthitN.
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Warranted for One Year,

Nitrous Oxyde Gas administered in eX-
tracing. >.-,,...,,.,
Specially sSPt1'G
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MICHNEI KEILLl, NNAITIHHII' ,
THos. GLEASON, Secretary. jy3
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The EIGID BISMARCK. - Prince Bis
marck uses the furniture Of the State in
his house. 1t is faded and rickety, hut
he says it IS good enough for him and his
family. and after his death his successor
may put the State to the expense of pro-
curing a new lot for his part, he will do
nosuch thing. Madame Il. has to put up
with this and good many otncr tnlnss !;
curtain lecturins slides oif the chancel-
lor's bald head like water running down
hill. But why usc the fuIniture OF The
State at all in his housc.
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Uncomproga ising Honesty.

4
The other day man with guant
| look halt. d before an eating stand at the
| Central Market, and after a long survey
! Of the viands he said to the woman:
| I am a poor man, bt I'll be honest II
| / have to be buried in the PaupeI $
| FlelC."
-" hats the matter ro1F asked the
| woman regarding nlm with suspicion.
"No one saw me pick up n $50 bill mere
by thir stand early this morning, but as
| | said before, I'll be honest.
a $50 bill-pick up!" she whispered
\ bringing bland smile to her face.
II suppose" he continued, that some
one passing along here could have dropped
| such n bill. but il seems more reason
able to think that the money was lost 10y
you,
don talk quite so loud She said, as
she leaned over the stand. You are an
honest man, and III have your name put
| in the papers so that all may know t.
| I'm a hard working widow, and II you
hadn't brought back that money it
would have gone hard with my poor lit
| tie children
IF pick up money hy II. stand al
ways give it up" he said II, he sat down
| on one of the stools.
That's right-that's honest" she
WnlSpc DIdh iitEA HF '-N'N HAN
have some breakfast"
He needed no second invitation. The
way ho cnt for cola ham, fried sausage,
| biscuit ard colee. was terrific to the
woman
Yes | um--.t .try---to-.-b. --houest," ="
he remarked between bite.
Tina ; right. I'll found any mousy
belonging to yoa | d give it up, you bet
Have another cup Of collie
"Don't--care--f he said, as he
jammed NOR. ham into his mouth.
| Even cunrt ships have An ending. The
| old chap finally began to brca he hike a
| foundered hosse, and pretty soon after
| that he rose from the table.
| "You ar a good man TO bring my lost
money back said the woman is she
brushed away the crumbs.
| "Oh, I'm honest, he replied; hen |
find any lost money always give II
well I'll take It now, please" .he
said as he began to button his coat.
] Take what he asked.
| That lost money you found.
| II didn't find any, I'll BE honest with
you, however. II I ever do find any
| around here"
You old liar. Didn't ycu say you
found SO bill here"
| No, ma am. l sand that no one saw
me pick up such bill here.
| Pay me fer them perviShuns.' she
yelled. clut hing at Ais throat.
| "Fll be honest with you, haven't a
cent" he replied, as he held her of.
She tried TO trip him over lntoa a barrel
of charcoal, but he broke loose, and be.
fore she recovered from her amazement
he was a block away and galloping along
like stage horse,---- Detroit Free
| Press.
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Bowers Hoof Ainimen'

After so years of practical eTperlence, W. W,
horses, in staging, teaming, &C, nave ave. "a
ed that more horses have been SllpP ;ssss
lnattention to the feet than all otnet uiTv" hsS
mblr ed. After man yexperlmens ! "a
found ne true remedy TO PREVENT INC
ease the hooi, or restore It after neglsen, ~
70 w at nature intended 1t shouia %so,J
s1eat ,upport o Tthe noble Gnin'al. IL sno -
inflamed and diseased, the animal Is .'n 1Yur sprs
lively worthless. This Iiniment VIII s~
prevent this worst OF all diseases, ConuassItI " 4
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contrsctlons s,,runl "
Back Sinew generally called knee Tnni oTi
&C., and restore those that have Deen "'f'
by the want OF such a remedy. .o,syI
ArTry 1t, and 1t will never iaii p''f
applied, viz: oroftsS
= Bathe the horses foot once week, ~ % ' n
er II necessary, at the heel anu
around tho hoof close TO the hAlr
Nj. c. DoYm.
rorr1ssovr, 70: !
MIR NJ. G. BoYER-Deoy Sr: InIs Iant in n
nfy that have used your LlnnDen eanre nd
stable for three months past, on M n hsst IN
one hundred horses, and ind nMe II Il,
paratton have ever used on horses re dJ
better than you recommend II SeA
cases at once, by express, Q. y. u; u rON.
HARRY HAMiLirvngty nty
No. 1S9 West 3lst street New ioiA W
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Clocks, Watches. and JeWelry.
run ga An IsTATTRACToN
IN DEL AWARE (!
M" ICk'S DELAWARE MUSEUM
- and 209 WEST FOURTH STREET,
Ippos sil the City Spring, Wilmington. pcl

ppposiiethe City Spring, Wilmington, Del
iias re-opened to the public with a large
collection otnew curiosties, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks of nature Also, large
addition of noted llie-siEe Figures. Correct
likenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prot. Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Ian.
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave;
VIM. Burke, the murderer OF 40 persons; Ma.
thias Shupinchi, murderer Of the peddler boy;
Arthur Spring, the murderer OF two sisters
also he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab.
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montrovllle, the be-
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn.
plei Crazy Nora, of Philadelphia; Witch OF
Endor IN the forest Also, 5000 Birds, Ami
mails, Reptiles, &c, from all parts Of the
known world, can be seen at the Museum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seeL for the ice of admission than at
any other exhibition in the country. Open
day and evening from o'clock, A, Nj. until
9SOP. M. Admission only Is is; Children
cents, TO see the whole collection.
w. H.CHADWICK, Proprietor.
decl8wlv
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A GENTS WANTED, IN eyery oountv to
IA tell THE GREAT FAMILY HKI,r. A snre
fortune for active agents.
J. S. SASH d co.
0l5 North Second Street,
nousWk 23zs1m A.. - Philada.. Pa.
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SHOT, GUN and PISTOL
MANI FACTORS
NATHANIEL TEECEOEEs,

s-e,ess.or 70 the late T. Herting, No. ga
.Iing street, ADORE ID. Wilmington. Del. :e-
,pectfully informs his friends and Sport men
generally, that be will continue the manu-
iae.ure OF Sho: Guns. Rifles and Pistols, at
IEe old stand, No. 2l4 King street, and has for
-sle a large and beautiful stockot Fire Arms
o.ncLg which arc
Double Barrel Guns from SIS to SIPS.
single-Barrel Guns from IS 70 s20.
All kinds of Pistols. Colt's, aharpes, Al
.cn'sanI Smiths * Weston's ReFolvers. with
Cartridge, &c.. complete. Also. Ely's best
Gcubie water proof Percussion Caps; every
&c ball and sEot; Game Bags, and Cunning
spTarat orally. Fshing Tackle. &c,
-or orsJantl, on hand and for sale Wholesale
.ai retail az the lowest cash priccs.
kS-particulcr attention paid to Bell Han e
x and Locks nithinz as h eretofore.
-.b- If
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-NuADWICH'S CELEBRATED
HORSE, CATTLE AND
POULTRY NlDITIO.N POWDERS
Established lS5.

Established 1852.
The greatest Alternative, Tonic and Blood
Purifier, and Condition Powders known in
tho world as have been tested by thousands
for all diseases to which horses, cattle and
other stock, arc subject, and the only med
cine known to prevent and cure diseases in
poultry when other remedies have failed. AS
a Spring and Fall purifier. these powders are
the best known II used in time they never
fail. References can be given from all quar-.
ers. Circulars sent and address. Every
box warrantedif usedtaccording to directions
The latest and b est works treating on the dit
stock for saleat my depot, and also the anti
criber to prevent horses from crlbbing
Agents wanted in all parts OF the country.
Price so cents per box, by mail 60 cents, 70
any the United States by application
at 207 and 203 W. Fourth 81 Get, wilmington
Delaware. Decl7-wly.