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EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine oflron

Has mover been known to fail IN the cure OF
weakness. attended with symptoms indis.
position to exertion. loss OF memory, difficuIt
OF breathing; general weakness, horror OF
dlsease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness of vision, languor. uni
versal lassitude of the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
not hands. flushing of the bLdy, dryness oil
the skin, pallld countenance and eruptiona
on the face. purifying the blood. pain In inc
back, ,heaviness of the eyelids, FREQUENT black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
sunuslon ana loss OF sight; want Of atten-
tion, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
weakness, and to remedy that use E. F. Kun
kel's Bitter Wine of Iron, It never fails.
thousands are now enjoying health who have
used IL. Get the genuine. Sold only in 81
bottles Take only Z. f. Runkeps. Depot
and office. No. a59 North Ninth street. Phila.
celphia, Pa.
Ask for kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been SO thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
1t is now deemed indispensable as a tonic
medicine; It costs but little. purlles the
blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno,
Yates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle L. L, kUNKEL, sole
proprietor, No 259 North Ninth street. below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for kunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron and
take no other.
It Is sold only in 81 bottles, with photo.
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper. All
other is counterfeit,
Sold By druggists. auga.lmdTw
No. 2o9. Tape Worm 2s9.
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re-
ter to patients treated. DIR. f. +. kunkel,
No. 259 n Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad.
vice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
also removed.
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FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
PURSE NO l-FouR MINUTE HORSES.
J II Dickinson. Wilmington. bk, IN. Malia
J, l.. D osinson. by. Big Frank
j. j. Curse \; j., bf. r. y: Belle. '
Jonn Tate. Phila bk. e, Oliver.
Jas, 4; X w&ilsop. & &Wilminston'P Li,tle Frank
Ta g. Dan"eody. M,'stS ph4 s..pI IT, Majy john. M
PURSE no. 2-2:50 HORSES.
jas. John son. M Iii ngton Md, sg. Ston swall
w. F. Taylor. Rancocas. N. j.. r.E. Shelly
J. Mecrsstal. phila. b. 8. Dick Ellis.
1. J. Fly. Phila.. b. 9. Bay Star.
Geo Geo al'jsPDsGS Johpsos fhs fsi. D. IN wn A-hama
Jno. q. Dunwoody. -Phila. i. g. Cen. Custer.
Geo. II. Elkintan, N. j.. b. In. Nan.
J. Il. Martin. Wilmington, q. m. Jennie NJ.
W. II. Buegett. Chesapeake Cits, b. &. Billy
Bouiden.
PuRsE NO. $40 HcRsrs.
W. Ii. Thompson. Wilmington. b. q. Prince
Henry Hess. Fair Hill b. m. Gipssy Maid.
Wn. Florence, BALTIC. b. IN Lady Florepce Q.
D X llion. Phils.. b. m Lady Blessinston.
SECOND DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED
rgRsE NO. 4.-THREE MINUTE HORSES.
W. y. Taylor. Rancocas. N. J. r.g. Shelly's
Copper Bottom.
]. MCrystal. PhiIa. b. q. Dick Ellis.
I.. J. Fly. Phila. big. Bay Star
John Tate. Phiia. r. 3. bhver.
J. q. Dunwoody. Phils. Q. g.SieeDy John.
q. Il. Eikinton. N. j. b. IN. Nan.
VIM Lore. Mt. Pleasant. s. G. DeAter.
Purse No. 5-2:45 Horses.
Geo. LitzsnburR. Phila b. IN Alabama.
w, Ii Thompson. Wilmin gton, b, 4, Prince.
Geo. johnson, Phila, br. m. Little Nell.
J. j, Course, N. j., bk. T. IN. BELLE.
]. g. Dunwoody. phiia. d. 9. Gen. Custer.
Ino, Y. Ross, Pnils. br. e. Tom Scott.
]. Il Martlr, Wilmington, q. m. Jennie NJ.
ID. Killion. Phila. b. m. Lady Bless'ngtou.
Purse NO. o-2:3i Horses.
J.Y. Ross, Phil ladelphia b. e. H eic0ck.
Geo Jones, Warwick. bk. g. Andy johnson.
W. Il. Burgett. Chesapeake City. s. In Lady
J. McCrystal, Phils. b. m. Mary Jane.
Special Purse.
The 9. G. st ". entered by John Lovstt. of
Philadsl lphia, will contest for q special purse
on Thursday. October 2Slh. with other noted
horses.
The good order which was maintained upon
the grounds. last year. the managers prom
ise shall be repeated this year. and the high
repute in which the trials In speed have been
held by the puhli'. every effort will be made
TO retsin.
SINGLE ADMISSION. TO Cents.
Horses and Carriages Free.
WA. II. LAHBsoN.. Prssi tent, ARcHIE
GtvEx. Treasurer. ]. MARsH HARLAS. Sec'y.
ect25-2t
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DIED

FERRIs.-In this city. on the 2lth inst, Jno
II Ferris. aged 80 years,
SESTMAN.-On the gath INST, Elijah H.. son
of Lawrence and Maria Sentman, aged Is
years.
HUNT.-On the a2nd inst Anna Hunt. in the
s6lh year OF her age.
QUIGLEY.-on the 2tth inst, Joseph, son OF
Francis and Ann Qulgley, aged years
and months.
SEARLEs On the 23rd inst. in this city,
Margaret B daughter of Charles W and
sarah Searles aged II years.
CHWALMEYER,-Int this CITY. on the 9th
INST. Mary O., the only daughter of Harry
G, and Mary O. schwalmeyer aged hye
months.
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THE Council CHAMBER.-A Brus
sells carpet, very handsome, has been
laid on the floor of the Council cham
Der, inside the railing, and the mating
outside the railingis being covered by
a very pretty and substantial gum
carpet The desks and chats are
all in the chamber and will be placed
in position to-day, while the other
work will bepushed on so that Council
can meet in the new chamber next
Thursday night.
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n 'aihodS Medical Institution
From the Cbicsro T;mos

.. IRON the Chicago Times.
,,l, w y !. PANE Of DR.. Il. V. Pierce, of Buff
raoa ,a,,' n A. has become as familiar to the
toDgIe soli al over tho country as "house-
bv'a ba words His wonderful remedies.
nqdieI I'pnlets and books, and his large
irto ito'yal 49, experience, have brought him
rqnn,p,ia p,,Giulnence and given him a solid
s.ns spa'N.lon' s The Times, in the present
cali[n' Fffesen,s fr, whole-page commune
a,yYn nav n, ilom DR.. Pierce, and our readers
Drnoer,; sain from 1T some idea of the vast
Ifs rfSiI'ious n OF his business and the mer-
alna,nn nIs medicines. He has at Buffalo
II n9In ran,u establishment, appropriate
Ibara %ulou ne.. The Worlds Dispensary
ejjss dnits ratlents are treated and the rem
d,ad eompounded. Here nearly n hum
nj dopeohs petsohs are employed in the seve-
sk6Sdp tments, and a corps of able and
ge W. pnysl 'lans stand ready to alleyi-
uo,t 1e sunerings of humanity by the
dsr. approved methods. These physi-
Dr. Pa. Pe IN frequent consultation with
epca i and their combined expert
t,estmao urouRht to bear on the successful
Tor i, sne u OF obstinate cases. The Doc
md H. nan OF large medical experience.
s15;0" extensive knowledge of materia
r,s.l .a mas been acknowledged by nre-
tt tMs Msd;,a1i 1i degrees from two Of the
voH r,ealcal Colleges in the land"
taGScUaIi, would patronize Medicines. sci
can aiiy ana " prepared by skilled Physi-
ly MAJ. Na Nhemist. use DR.. Pierce's Fam
y n iu,eines' un,l' Golden Medical Discove-
6lOod cl,r,siious' tonic. Alternative, and
gOaah Pans and Is an unequaled
seeds s's' scarcely larger than mustard
bIe nbnn institute an agreeable and relia-
nedy fa Fayorite Prescription. a re-
d Smaus.. ~. 9aebilitated females Extract
Pain, Po,rM, " ,eed. a magical remedy for
Qualed DHwei I;ni Complaints. and an une-
horse .derhn hn'ment for both human and
aedy is tae while DIR. Sage's Catarrh Re-
h Iattest the specific for Catarrh and g "coId old
IieyT Ts s,a lead ever given to the public.
"e sold by Druggists. eod& &w.It
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Many OF the Pianos and Organs now III anu
facturcd will contrast we'll with some
watches we have eXamined, having u MIA siye
highly embellished case, and whom you ask
thom what time 1t Is, they don't know, some.
thing is the matter with the movement. such
u not however the CASE with the Beassy IN.
strunents, manufactured at Washington, n
the movement, durability, and tone, IL the
first consideration, and then the ease con
structed according to price.
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m Ar RlEn

THOMPSOS-JONES On April Eth. 1873.
by Rev. T. II. Mowery, pastor OF First Pres
b,terian Church, chester, Pa, Archie
Thompson anu Mary J Jones.
ARROW-ENGL LAND.--On the 2 ST INST. by
the Rev j. L. Conkey at Central Presby-
teriin Church DIR. FIemming Gartow, Of
Jersey City. and Teresa Englant, of this
city.
PRICED AyIDsoS. In Phila., October
18th 1878, at the Church of the Beloved
Disciple, by the Rev. Pleasonton Du-
Hamel John L. Price and Jennie Davidson,
both OF Delaware CITY, Del.
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STRAY WAITS.

Wilmington Loan Association meets
tonight.
Secure seats now for the Opera on
Thursday and Friday nights.
Buy your boots and shoes at d. Nc.
Cusker's cheap store, 216 w. Second
street.
Boots anG shoes below cost, great
bargains; ID. Fennessey 221 Market
streets.
The quarterly meeting of the Trus.
tees OF the Poor will be held at the
Almsheuse, tomorrow morning.
Fino boots, shoes and CATERS at the
lowest prices, and OF good quality, at
L. Donahoe's, 807 Market street.
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A DouBLE-TURRETTED MONITOR.
The keel of An immense double-tur.
retted monitor Is being laid at Roach s
ship yard. The vessel when completed
will be q monster, and will no doubt
be a valuable addition to the United
States Navy. The work on one of
these monitors is always of more
important nature than that of any
other class of vessel and the time
necessarily longer. = Chester Nena.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26

NEARLY A FIRE.-Yesterday afte;.
noon, somc boys collected large pile
OF leaves on q vacant lot, on Jefferson
street, below Third, and set fire 10
them, The dry leaves burned flercely,
and soon the boys were badly fright
ened, lest the fire would communicate
to adjoining houses, They setvigorou.-
ly to work, and succeeded in extin
gushing the flames, before any serious
consequences occurred.
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ReYORd EAIuatinn

The worth of any invention which obyiate.
or mttigates tho los of any OF the natura
senses cannot be measured by dollars and
cents. OF this character are the Diamond
Spectacles," which are scientifically made
from the best possible material. Every pail
has the trade mark, a small diamond,
FOR sale in Wilmington by Is ). Clark, No
ava Market street. oct26eod&Wlw
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FOURTH EDITION
BASE BALL.

Saturday afternoon the West Cheg-
ter Brandywine defeated the Phoenix
club. of Pottstown, by q score of to
|. Bushong played catcher for the
Brandywines, but his hands were very
ire after catchi ny for Laflerty in the
anne between the QuickstepS ana
.Flyaways, Friday afternoon.
The Quicksteps have accepted a
challenge to play another game with
the Actives in Reading, Thursday after
noon.
The benefit game between the
Quicksteps and the Archers, of Phlla
delphia, will come off in this city next
Saturday afternoon. 1t is hoped that
the friends OF he'home club will turn
ont in large numbers, so that the boys
may realize substantial benefit,
Says the Philadelphia Epen.ag
Chronicle:
The Quickstep club has offered
Fowsersl50 to play first base for them
next season. Good for Billy, for he
cant he beat playing first, second OF
third.
The Philadelphias defeated the ST.
Louis yesterday by score of II TO 3.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
THIRD EDITION,
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
o'DoNNELL ARRESTED ON Srs.
PicToN OF CAUSING TIE DEATH
OF ETS WIFE

WILLIAM o'DoNNELL ARRESTED ON Sus-
PicIoN OF CAUSING TIE DEATH
OF nts WIFE,
Last Friday night Mrs. Catharine
O'Donnell died suddenly at No. 93S3
East Liberty street, Tenth Ward, and
the Coroner's jury, next day, rendered
verdict that she "came to her death
by congestion of the brain, produced
by intemperance.
This verdict did not satisfy tie
lnelghbors, many of whom asserted
that Mrs. O'Donnell's death was occa-
stoned by violence received at the
hands of her husband, VIM. O'Donnell.
The charge was that about two weeks
ago he beat her so badly as to produce
miscarriage which resulted in her
death.
These complaints were carried off,
cially to the Mayor who issued war
rant for O'Donnell's arrest, which was
served yesterday afternoon. Last
evening at $50 o'clock, the prisoner
was brought out for hearing, but af
ter consideration the hearing was post
lponed until four o'clock this afternoon
IN order to give the accused an oppor-
tunity to secure counsel and witnesses
O'Dopnell calmly denies the charge,
and says he never struck his wife but
once, long while ago, when he struck
her on the breast with his open hanL,
for some aggravated offence.
lie further alleges that his wife was
a very drunken, disreputable woman,
and that he frequently came home for
his supper, but found his wife in q
drunken sleep, and no meal prepared
| And that he very often had to wash
his.own and the childrcn's clothing at
nights. He explained the bruise,
found upon his wife's body by saying
that she recently sustained frequent
hard falls while intoxicated.
The neighbors, on the other hand
positively assert that O'Donnell beal
his wife cruelty and threw her down
stairs just short time before hel
death. These persons and many 9th
ers, will appear as witnesses this after
noon.
DIR. oGLE's OPINION.
| DR.. FL. o. Ogle, was the physician
before the Coroner's jury at the time
the inquest over Mrs. O'Donnel
was held, and on his examination
and report the verdict of the Jury wa!
based. DR.. Ogle positively slated
last night, that he carefully examined
, the body at the time, and found no
the slightest bruise or other evidence
OF violent treatment. Coroner Grove
and Undertaken L. W. Palmer, wht
inferred the remains, also positively
: stated that no bruises were visible OF
the body.
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THE McLEAR HALE.
AssroNEEs SALE OF REAL. RsrArE ANN
BONDS.

Saturday afternoon. at tho Whining.
ton Institute, l.. W. Stidham & Son sofa
some real estase and bonds for William
CANDY, assignee of John McLear & Sons
as reported below. The lot bringing s5e
per foot is located on West street. near
Delaware avenue. and the balance are
located on Front, near DUPONT, Linden
near Franklin, Elm and Van Buren,
Clayton and Gilpin avenue, and ON Gil.
pin avenue. between Broome and Rod
ney streets. The sales were as follows
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
HORSE DISEASE

Positively cured by the use of HUMpH.
REY'S HOMEOPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist,
A.. 235 Market street.
uoods' and Humphreys Specifics for peopie.
Oct l5-t ian |.
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HELD FOR Court Esquire
Brady, yesterday afternoon, Annie
Irusty, COL, arrested on complaint OF
Henry Maston, col, was held in 500
bail for Court, on cLlrse of disor-
derly conduct dnl li- use Of abusive
language.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26

X. OF P.-Thc Grand Lodge OF
Delaware, Knights of Pythias, will
meet in annual session in this city, to
morrow morning, ut X. of =. Hall, No
2ll Market street, Officers will be
elected, reports read, and important
business transacted.
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All who suffer from coughs, co'ds. irri
tatlon OF tne branchal tubes or tendency 10
assumption will find in Dr. Wistar's Bal.
sam OF Wild Cherry a remcdy,as agreeable to
the palate "a eGectuai IN removing disease
The Ia sam is pleasant safe ami powerful
remedy; 1t lcts promptly and seldom fails to
effect sure. 70 cts and 81 bottle. large
bott es much the cheaper.
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GoMPoUND SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know OF, and cures all cura-
durable claim nothing for the prescrip-
ton, but the method of preparing 1t is such
as to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor OF forty years TO place
1t at the head OF the Cough Medicines OF the
world. 1t Is used and prescribed by some OF
the best doctors in this and other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases of cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strength,
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON.
augl8toianl'76 235 Market Street.
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down ta. taS.aENST,-An elopement startled
he wiz ie"a os society the other day when
man he slo. oi a respectable young eentle-
he bomlpeo with man who boarded a
tO,he sIoere where she resided, Previous
taitblesss sssi,upement, SO 1t Is stated, the
procureS wiie went 10 a jewelers. and
Which ~ q me gold watch and chain.
sue mad charged to her husband
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SALE OF MoNEY.-At the Franklin
Loan Association last evening, the
following sums were sold $25OW24t
81 ;90O@23; ST ,50O@231; S900@2O; 81, :.
looWlet; 81 ,200@lS; $450@l7A $500.
0l7t; 81 ,O00@17; 81 ,200@i81.
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COAL.

JOSEPH F0Ur has aga,n opened Q Coal
81 Yard at West street. oorodts the II. Ii
Co.'S works, which he inten L. { run In con-
nection WITH his other yard. P r. ms in want
OF good 'oal can get the Enterpriz. ty order.
ins at West and Water street ~ -enEs and
W ater streets. JoSkPH E0UT.
sept.5
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LACK SILks.-Having placed our or
der with the manufacturer at Lyons.
Franco, of the celebrated Cachemere, Alex
anora BACK silks. We are enabled to offer
goods. W. b. SHARP
octst Fourth and Market streets.
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THE CLOCK OF THE TIMEs.

Call and see the wonderful Clock which Ia
run by Electricity; no weights or %
springs to wind up; the only Clock <FSS
OF the kind In tho State. "a
also invite the Public to examine EsAsB
my stock of
Clocks. Watches. 4 and JewsIry,
can Patent Levers o specially, Also a null
line of SPECTACLES.
All In want of q good Clock should call
and examine my stock before purchasing
ranted for one year.
Repairing of Watches, Clocks ana Jewelry
promptly attended TO.
JOIN B. GRAVES.
eo-wdm Wilmington, Dei.
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FIRST EDITION 1
Nh. BOARD of Education.

IN MEETING ---EsTIMATEs FOR
ELS,j LIs,j--NEw SCHOOL BooKs-A Lot
lo,V NEW SCHOOL HOUSE TO BE
tU" tou,srp IN THE EIGuTH WARD
oruER BUSINESS.
Tno Board of Education metin regu-
lnC scseinu. last evening, President
SlpLe Tho Finance Committee reported
ISI ItSiIowinp estimates of expenditures
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The report was accepted.
Tbc Book Committee recommended
s't MARTINS Choice Specimens of
T,rish Literature" and "Harvey's
F,Slsh Grammar" be added to the
isofbooks, the former as a companion
m"Shqw's English Literature" and
tSp latter to supplant "Fensmith' s
G-,mmsr." TIE committee also recon-
nsnded the awarding of the contract
tor prinling 10000 rolls of honor to
Vcssrs. Glatts s. Eckel, whose bid was
al per thousand. Adopted.
The committee on the purchase of a
lot for the erection of school house
in the Eighth Ward, reported that
another lot had been examined, loca-
lsl at the ). L. corner of Eleventh and
Walnut streets, and owned by VIM, s.
Hilles 1t was 200 feet front by 1856
ipet deep, and the Board could pur.
cbase as much as was desired at $50 per
foot
After consideration the committee
was Instructed to purchase 100 feet of
| MslNat Thirteenth and Walnut SITS g.,
reported upon at last meeting at $15
ptttOot,
4 No. committee was authorized to
have certain repairs made.
Mr Fairy said an additional teacher
was needed in School No. IA, where
there were over 100 scholars and only
two teachers. On his motion the sub
ject was referred TO the Committee on
Teachers, with power to act.
The resignation of Mrs. S. Hardy
iantress OF No. IA, was read and scep.
ted, Reuben Hayes was appointed to
succeed her.
Mr.. Heisler offered resolution re.
curing that the afternoon session of
tho public schools be from 2 to 4 o'cl'k
without recess, from Oct. 26,h to Apr.
ld next.
This resolution contlictin.. with the
cllSlrg rules of the Board, it was af.
Hvards offered as a special rule.
As the proposed change affected
SycIal rules, q point raised by Mr..
hkel 10 the effect that the resolution
laptorcr form should be offered as
amendments to the present rules. was
sustained by the chair.
The chair announced the following
gCclai Committee on Night Schools,
VI. C. L, Buck, Charles Baird. Allen
5lH, Henry Eckel and Samuel A,
Ptice.
Ne, l6, -'o' '-'u a.
NO committee was authorized TO
aaFc TentiiatoEs and heaters placed in
ie Class rooms Of their school, at an
0H'o'r ct between $3.50 and $175.
Nh, Eckei stated that the Public
1a,,IdlAgs Committee of City Council
.al decided 10 report in favor of max
ps 'Ag second story of old School No.
on /. Sixth street, a meeting room
M 'le Board of Health, but pending
LV consideration of the cost of fitting
~ Ae room, had agreed to wait and
EyyI'ain the opinion of the Board of
magya''oh -.sr, as to the propriety as to
pPsal9s P.sI5 II also a meeting room for the
Aessr', lIeisler, Eckel and Ferris
gG,v s;S appointed a committee TO con.
'Iet e the subject, anil
VI Monou, the Board adjourned.
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KNICKERB0CkERS- We have nov In
~ stock complete assortment of these
fashionable goods. com mprisipg all the newest
colorings and styles in niain, plaids and
stripes. w y. SHARP
oct26 Fourth ard Mark ct streets
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DOOL SELLTSG.-Pools will be sold at
/ the Delaware House on Tuesday evening
at O'Clock, for Wednesdays races on W ed .
nesday evening for Thursdays races. 25-St
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WANTED-The Daily Gazette for June
w 18th and September IS, 1915 Ten cents
will be paid for each at this ofice. Also the
Weekiy Gazette for March 25th. 1875. oco3tf
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26

pLAcK CASHMEREs-Dire from the
ID IMPORTER. full line of Black Cash
peres at 10. 87}5, 81 90. $l.l2&. 81 25. s, 371s.
OIL so. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have offered for years, and we
recommend them for color and durability.
W B. SHARP,
octo6 Fourth and Market streets
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L7OR SALE Or EXCHANGE-A hand.
- some fine toned second hand piano. Ap-
ply at this office. auglB,
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NOR SALE OR RENT-The handsomely
II located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
jy3Stt n. SCOTT,
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EOR REST-A desira rle house No. 22G
French street. All modern improve
ments. Apply on the premises. ocgd3w
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-02-06

Who has not seen the barbarous
operation Of boring cattle for the
hollow horn? And who ever saw
it and did not rejoice that he was
not a COW? Well, the cattle will
be glad to hear that this barbarous
custom is about to be done away
with, and that it was a practice of
semseless cruelty. Professor Cresy
is the friend to cattle who has ex-
ploded the "hollow-horn' hum
bug. lie tells the "c0w doctorsr
there is no such disease as the
hollow horn. The professor has
cut open innumcrable horns aud
found them all hollow. The cure
practiscd is 70. borc into the horn
and inject some remedy. Now, y
little common sense ought to teach
any..farmer that every horn is as
hollow as Amcs's head. Horned
cattle will be glad to hear that the
surgery Of the gimlet is not ncces-
sary TO their health, US scarcely
any of them ever get thpugh life
without being horribly bored.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-02-06


Z Colonel John Forsythe, Editor Of
the Mobile Register. thus congrat.
ulatcs an old friend ON the occasion
Of his elevation to q Bishoprlc :
"Rev. DR.. THOMAS NJ. Dudley, ri
Virginia, recently Of Baltimore,
has been elected Bishop Of Ken
tucky, to succeed bishop Cummins
who was deposed for insubordina-
tion.N All! Tom, my boy, do you
remember the Devils 'of the Uni
versity Of Virginia? What jolly
times those were! Now you are o
Bishop! Harry Teulman is a
Judge. Otey Is out West dealing
faro. Not long we picked up Pat
terson on the streets, dead drunk
and forwarded him to Mississippi.
Arnell, Of Tennessee, turned radI-
cal, went to Congress, and died.
Warmoth made Kennard a Su-
preme Court Judge Of Louisiana
Thompson was killed leading an
Arkansas regiment at Shiloh. All
are struggling to keep our noses
above water. You alone are Blsh.
op, my dear Tom! From the news.
paper offices Of the Gull, from the