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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-08-27
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3S NORTH CHARLES STREET.
BALTIMORE, Md.

Cas- Machines Of all kinds repaired, clean
ed or readjusted at the shortest notice. AID.
dress J..CLINTON. Jr.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-08-27
VARIETIES.

mo candidates allowed on this farm
is the familiar sign that meets the eye OF
one who travels up in Preble county.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

NJ NOTICE-I, JOS. Os.NIEDERMAIER in COM
pllance with the requirements of the
act or Assembly, j.. such cases made and
provided, do hereby gave notice that sha il
apply in writing to the Court of General
sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the state of Delaware, in and for the County
of New Castle. upon Monday, the 18th day
OF November, a. D., 1876, being the first DAY
OF the next November term of the said
Court, for a license to keep an Inn or Tav-
ern at ll9 Shipley street, city of Wilriing-
ton, New Castle County, Delaware with the
prlVi eye of selling Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the prel, ises. and the following Crechol-
oers recommend the said application to wit:
fatrick Holland JuliSGunther
Jacob keinle James AIckenpa
Chrlstrlan Strobel Fred We'll
Frank Zimmerman John Ahrens
Jos Richardson Alfred Walton (drrr.+
IeootGihkcn August Vshenbach
Amos d Perkins Patrick i.lIv
WIN Huber John RILEY
Ralph Mccall VIM Dollard q
" III ClaVey Jas Carregan
Henry ,Bl yer rhilip G PIunkett
John r Lee Henry Rradiev
Daniel McClusker
oct 2o-ot JOSEPH NEIDERMAIER.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
TOTICE TO NQUENTs,
AUDITORS OFFICE,
.' SM EAST SIXTH STREET.

WILMISGTON DELAWARE
Notice Is hereby given, BY direction of the
Finance Committee, that all bills due the
City oA January lst. 1876 must be paid on
orbetore the first day of November next, or
they will be placed in the hands of the So
llclior for Collection, by virtue. OF section 76
OF the City Charter, which is as follows:
"lf the amount of said bill be not paid
within GO days after such presentation
thereof, 1t shall be the duty Of the Mayor Of
said city to issue warrant directed TO the
sald city Auditor, commanding him to levy
the same with all costs thereon. upon the
goods and chattels Of such owner, and if no
such goods and chattels can be found within
said city sufficient to satisfy said debt and
costs, hen to levy the same on the grounds
or buildings of such owner fronting upon
such street as aforesaid, which said grounds
or buildings, or any. part thereof, shall be
sold by said City Auditor at public auction,
upon ten GW days notice in two newspa,
pcrs published in said city,"
The bills of deiinquents having long since
become overdue, proceedings will be com
menced without delay, unless payment be
made as herein provided. :,
WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN,
sepD-H b.. .. City Auditor.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
FROM DOVER.
DOVER, Oct. IS, 1S'

| OONGNS W.T. ~ AosVs
Court called at IL o'clock, and organizes
with Chief Justice Gilpia and Wales on tn,
Bench. The Grand Jury, Petit Jury and
witnesses called /; the Court then adjourned
till 3 p, m, when the State cases will com.
mcnce trial, with general jail delivery,
sc.
There are not so many persons attending
Court as usual this term on account of the
hard times" In consequence, Col. Foun-
tain of the Capital has reduced his fair per
day to jurors, very sensible act.
1t is now said, and with authority, that
John s. Collins 4 Co., of the Lebanon Can
ming Factory, have failed for some .$4O,-
900. Mr.. 8. Collins has always been re-
puted to be wealthy man, q large owner oil
real estate in New Jersey. l suppose in
time he will be abundantly able to pay,
at least the people hope so.
There are rumors of other failures. It is
hard to tell what will happen in this re-
spect. We fear that if something is not
done two-thirds of the people of this county
and State will have to succumb. The peo-
pie are talking loudly in favor Of stay law,
and think the Governor ought to call the
Legislature together ard stay proceed
luSs dt lcdSt loi IWo ycaIo anu, as Iahc ~,
it would be popular move.
William Fox, an old resident of Leipsic,
about 80 years of age, died very suddenly
in his chair on saturday and was buried to-
day. He was much esteemed.
A crowd of hunters with their dogs came
down on the train to-day. Partridges will
have to look out.
Court proceedings will be reported as well
as other matters.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
LICENSE APPLICATION,

NOT1CE.-I, John Keegan, hereby give,
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges
Of the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Della
on Monday, the 18th day OF November next
being the first day of the November term
A. d., 1879, for a license to keep an inn or
tavern at the Rising sun Hotel, in the city
of New Castle, in New Castle Hundred.
county of New Castle, in The State of Della
ware in school district No. 46, and to sell in
toXicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises. and
the following freeholders recommend the
said application, to wit:
Z. y. Meggenman, George Hewlett,
John Kelly, Giles Lambson,
James O,Nlel, James Wilmot,
robert Murray, WIN. Herbert,
Thomas Early, Ferdinand Lecxler
w. Holschunlaker, Jho, !. Black
D. Boulden, A. c. GRAY.
oct26-3t JOHN KEEGAN,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
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N6teSrLalno,u.h,

Ladies you can buy Hytul lTail' hat. and
bonr's I'M. rimmsd 'ortrimmed with finest
Ostrich feathers or with the most beartifu,
trench flowers we ever saw. Mr.. Frank
has also on hand one Of the largest assort.
ments Of ladies'. sacKssof the latest STYLES
ana best make; coats, and cloaks that flt to
perfection and sure to please the most mar.
ticutar. II you want ribbons. silks or vol.
vets to trim either Hats, bonnets or clo.b
Ing, we advise 700 to 90 to 2F.. I, Frank,s
oil Market street. lie says he is bound to
pt please , lne lah:rs IN ey?rythins, and we
t"ihk ne Is r'ght " his large and well as
sore sock OF ladies' wearing apparel. He
has tx 'aryes sock in WiIm'nytnn.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
DEATHS.

FERRIStIn thfs city, on the Nth inst, Jno
H. Ferris, aged q years.
HUNT-On the 22nd inst, Anna Hunt, In
the seth year of her age.
QUIGLEY-On the 24th inst, Joseph, son
of Francis and Ann Quigley, aged 6 years
and months.
SEARLES-On the 23rd inst, in this city,
Margaret b., daughter of Charles w., and
Sarah Searies, aged II years.
SCHWALMEYER.-In this city on the 2th
c., and Mary o. S,hwalmeyer, aged s
months,
the 9th inst, Elijah H.,
son OF Lawreace and Maria sen tman,
aged 25 years.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

. FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
PURSE NO. l-roUR MINUTE HoRsKs.
H Dickinson, Wilmington, bk. m. Mari.
p J Ewing, Rock1.nd, g, g, RSctland Rsy ~
] ] Course, N. j.. bk, r. m. Belle
John Tate, Phila., +. g. oliver slE
Philip Shuster. Phila., bk. g. Batcher
Jas A Wilson, Wilg'ton, b. 6. Little Frank
Wm Martin. 49,, b. m; Mary m.
G Dunwoody, Phila.. c. g. Sleepy John
PURSE NO. 2-25O HORSES.
Jas Johnson, Nllilington. Md. s.g. .stonewall
WE Taylor, Rancacas, N. j., r. g. Shelly
J McCrystal, Phila., b. e. Dick Ellis
dso FIX phhiia;, d pg;js E. Bay Star
Geo 4 Johnson, Phila., fl. g, VIM. B.
Jno g Dunwoody, Phila., d. &. Gen. Custer
Geo H Elkinton, N. j., b. IN. Nan
p Martin, Wilmington, g. m. Jennie N
VII Burgett, Chesapeake City. b. g. Billy
PURSE NO. 3-2.4 HORSES.
W H Thompson, Wilmington, b. g. Prince
Geo A Johnson, Phila.. b. m. Little Nell
VIM Florence, Balte., b. m. Lady Florence
killion, Phila.. b. m. Lady Blessington
SECOND DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
PURSE NO, 4-3 MINUTE HORSES,
w F Taylor, Hancocas, N. j., r. g. Shelly
Copper Bottom
J McCrvstal, Phila., b. g. Dick Ellis
] Fly, Phila., b. g. Bay Star
Geo a Sohnson, Phil & g William B
John Tate, Phila e Oliver
JG Dunwoody, Phila cg Sleepy John
G H Elkinton, N. j. b m Nan
VIM Lore, Mt Pleasant, S Dexter E,
PrRSE No AOd5 uoucro
Geo Litzenburg, Phila b m Alabama
w II Thompson, Wilmington, b Q Prince
Geo Johnson, Phila br m Little Nell
J Course, N. J::bk r m Belle
}ad G 4IuPnwooayY, PDso aY,i Phila Ill g Gen, Custer
J Martin, Wilmington g m Jennie
D killion, Phila b IN Lady Blessington
PURSE NO. e--2a HORSES.
J Y Ross. Phila. b Heicock
Geo Jones, Warwick, blk g Andy johnson
" II Burrgett, Chesapeake City, S m Lady
J. McCrystal, Philad'a. b m, Mary Jane.
SPECIAL PURSE.
The g Star, entered by. John Lovett: of
Philadelphia, will contest for a special purse
WI Thursday, October 2Sth, with other noted
horses.
The good order which was maintained up-
Dn the grounds last year, the managers
promise shall be repeated this year, and
he nigh repute in which the trials in speed
nave been held by the public every effort s
VIII be made to retain.
SINGLE ADMISSION, 50 Cts.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE,
VIM. Lambson, President. Archie Given
treasurer. j. Marsh Harlan, Secrc .ary. :
oct 2}-tZS.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Value OF Confederate Money

Ex-Attornny y General AcSerman.has re
Gently given an account Of his experience
IN confederate money. lie says lie was
member Of Coyelncr Browns Georgi;
militia, and was ordered, late in the sprrs
OF 1865, to report for duty. Having ;
case TO attend in court and knowing that
matters were in such a desperate condition
that the contederacy must soon go to pie.
ces, he did not start at once, and Gav or
two later the headquarters were transferred
to Augusta AM lie was oldeyed.to report
there. On his arrival lie found tlat the
general on whose staff he held a position
had been captured at Macons lie, howev
er, reported himself to the tficer next in
command, and by Linn was gisen fur
, Tough. This business occupied part Of
one day only, and, as he arrived in Argus
ia in the eveling he was able to leave for
home on the second morning, remaining
at the hotel two nights and ore dav. On
calling ior his Till it was made cut at the
rate OF SloG a day.
Before leaving home his wife Lad re-
crested him, if possible to get a card of
hooks and eyes, and send it to her. Du-
ring the afternoon which he spent in Au-
gusta lie went i'll search Of it. Many Of
the stores wele closed, but he finally found +
one open and succeeded in purchasing an
ordinary card 81 Locks ard Eyes for $40.
On his way back to the hotel he saw in
store window some very inferior green
ish glass tunbllrs. Glassware was very
difficult to obtain IN the contcderacv during
the war, and Mr.. Ak.lnan, who lad mar.
ried Gully the year before, had been una
ble to get any. The price Of the tun,bIers
was SlCU a G'zen. lie lougIt three OF;
them for which he paid $40. On his way-1
to the railroad station lie saw some sh.,.
blackint selling fer s2o a box, and ,ur.
chased one, box. THIS vas tie last .occa-
sion which he Lad to use confederate
money, except TO lay for rail read p
ticket home. r''''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Every Seyen Years .hhvsio,8Ststs.

Every Seven Years, bhrysiol8gists ssy
the human body is entirely changed andgr
newGd. Every moment of our lives, cvtly
pant Of our bodies Is wearinseut and is be
ing built upaneW of freshl, after. This vol
Sis accomplished bFitl&e blood Which got
Wedf u ffS StsStsd Ri ana Hots H not SISa ptS SS IL
work properly tina sgsIimgH aetIhily pois
Oned by the worms ut matter clogging The
yital o1s,sAs Observation-Disclosures Fol
dyspepsia, a,billiousness,kidney, skin and lv'
er troubles, fevers; 'sR0 IA i diseases arising
from yitiated, blood, yDDR., LKER's CALI
remedy. =. 'godg si,tp = w
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Whence this Great Conm.tion t

Whence this Great Comm tinn the
county through, am 6iag't We Alcoholic Bit
terLmongers? They stand aghast at all ill.,
novation on thHrpffVilege IF making drum
karcs Of the sick, a Competitor has como
INTO the field with which they cannot cor.
tend. sDR: j. WALKERss VIN EGAR BlTTERS,
the undehled essence OF themost c1!icacio,s
veg table tonics and alternatives in lle
worlds driving all the aHl-bo1n nostruNS
or King Alcohol to the wall. There is Nq
disease, w tfrnar6r external, nWhich it il
not benetcially administered. NJ
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

How to be Wvtrlscl.

Charles Kingsley says: Yen wish to
be miserable you must think about your
self !; abolr'what YOU want, what you like,
what rssIect people ought to pay you, and
then to You. nothing will be lure. You
will spoil everything you touch; you will
make sin and misery for yoursclf'ou of
everything God sends you; you can be as
wretched as you choose. D., AM
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
OUR MINIATURE POSTER

f The epizootic prevails in Cuba.
Mr.. Moody is satisfied with an audienc
2 of 10000.
Wall paper and window shades at A. B
Jones, 61S Market street.
The matrimonial newspapers in Londol
,, are to be suppressed
Finnessey, at 22l Market street has tn,
largest assortment Of children's shoes W,
ever saw. Give him call before goin!
elsewhere.
France has 123,0 900 industrial establish
ments, giving work to about 100000 men
The present populationn of the United
states is estimated at over $4,000, 5000, with
1000, 600 in 1870.
Finest styles of paper hangings. and prac-
tical workmen at A. B. Jones' 6lS Market
street.
No ballots, no babies ~ was the motto
on Transparency at late woman's rights
meeting out West.
1o5 East Fourth infect has become a
household word. Hot Sfee and oysters al
ways to be found there \
Base ball will be better thought OF next
SSal-,NO W ODe Oh IL.
60 to chsndle4 sNo.$, West Fifth street,
For a tibtoAfrisd oyster, goto Chandler's,
No. 3, >West{ffth Nrets.,r H.,
For a fine tplateof oyster, go, 60. 10 Chan
dler's. No. SyFest Fift1 Street. Y
Look to !ourlinterest and buy yossr GRO
ceries from Welch II Sharp, $. W. corner of
second and Justison.
The best brand Of Aac]1efel is the cele-
nra;sd ,,s rec; reed bird, teydle at Midlleton's
II you are going to paper, 90 and select
from the large assortment Of fall styles. at
Jones. G1S Market street.
There are a number4ef severe cases of|
cpiZootic in West Chester.
If you ws4!4 be suited in boots and shoes
that t.! will be a fo+alprt when you walk 90 c' to
Ia"Sarts, 5O7 tIarkct street.
The National bank circulation. now ort
s'an1ing, amounts to $}44 ,45s.12 of
WlicH S?,G4o,cOO are notes issued to gold
bank. " s0''
Go to Wainwaight's for cheap dry goods
Fresh arrivals to-day ct No. 312 Market
street. ..r-4,,a5,s
The best organ in the market is the Kinr
made ly Burdeth,, for sale by Pobclen 4
Bro. 40 Market street. y
But few men possesses the art of carrvinr
cane gracefully. '..
Mr.. Van Duzee is the Agent for the cello
'rateu Singer ss~isss-Aachines, G15 Market
treet. N
Artificial grndstones are being. made at
y orms, Germany, Of grit, soluble glass.
nd petroleum ~
An easy shoe cr'boot is atonfEort and
iessing, .and tLss IVAN ~ furnish you com. ;
ort a I'D "a -bfesslny is D. MtCusker,2lG West
etond street. ~ n igsEF-7.'S' ..
II gentccl man wants to tarnish his an !
carahce on'the street--just4 let him wear :
Is al a little to one side 1t will do it eve
y time.
A neat fitting sut of clothes is admired
y all, those. wkoaslsh t tobe.admifed ;should d
once call on Mn. E,r%laum. He wonld
e. happy to see YOU at Third and Market
reefs. '' "
Go to .Springcr's No. 4, West 4th street If +
ou would like some delicious fried oysters 81
take home to please your wife, Lp> tp
II c only President who ever went oilt of q
nice win cabinet as originally appointed r.
rs Franklin Pieree.r ,r-r,r r,o..y
II you want to Get. the worth of YOUR
"ney go tortA. Cauuey, corner Fourth Il
"a oeisrson, iar your groceries.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Help for the HOPELESS Won .,o -r.-,

ddiIetRa MelR Tor ,,ta the Hopeless. You are weak
ae)ectea, miserable, anu nothing does you yor
balm in Gi!ead. Have you tried WHEELS 1Iele Is
Bitters? No! Then why don't yous Do bIM's" s"t
insist that such a thing as q rifuI cIir;r n Di IL
impossible before yOa have tested the nrns ~
pertles OF this marvellous Vegetable Rpstoy plw
alive. whether your complaint be dysner.
sla, Dillfousness, nel vous weakness con con
titutional debility or any other troubIe wi Vi.
negar B1tters will revive and renoyate yonr
shattered system, as a genial rain refreshes
" "''AS" Ai'"e - '. 80 4W
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
MARRIAGES.

OMPSON-JONES.-On April 18th, l rs
by kew. p. H. Mowery, pastor of First
Thompson and Mary J. Jones.
CARROW-ENGLAND On the 2lst inst, ~
the Rev. ]. p. COnkey, at Central Pres6y-
terian Church, DR.. Flemming Carrow, OF
Jersey City, and Teresa England, OF this
city.
PRICE-DAVIDSON. Phila., October
l3th, 1876, At the Church of the Beloved
Hamei, John +. Price % al and % jennie David.
son. both OF Delaware City. Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Heavens First Law is Order Rem

Meavens First Law is Order, Rcpu.
a, larl,y IN eating, slsepinyand exercise, and
as alcohol and tobacco, tend IN secnra a
long and healthful life. But even Strict Oh.
servance OF these wholesome rules will nS
always avert sickness. The best Safeguard
against epidemic and other diseases Is DR.
WALKER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR B1rTErs
which, by promolinga a regular and vigorous
action OF the digestive. secretive and exclp.
I'VE organs, keel. the'bo1y in, the best roS
tlpie th condltl9n 1or resisting and fepelling|
''ie ea'iso VI uisease. '.Nr ~ ~ ."t lWI
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Doctor. .ntsasrec ins u Inc Urea

Doctors Disasrec lis 10 Inc Treat
ment OF all Diseases from the mi hlestat
lnent to the deadliest epideipic, but The hd
that the! CALIFORNIA NiNEEA R BITTEas is
conQueriE -maladies which, have deded the
facuffy, renders these professional G'tfeT'
ences of flittle consequence. While DySqp'
Sia Gout rheumatism, Urinary complains
Bilnonsness, Nervous Disabilities, and all
disorders rot organic, are obliterated BY
this mat c1less vegetable ronic and allfra.
i've who cares for opiinions3 M rs / Nv
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Yom Can iU'hut :" ~ l@'

Why buy clothing cheaperat Waterman's $
N. T. Cor. 5th and Market streets, than any
other place in ntown. 1t iswell worth visit
to look at lis fine Ltayer; overcoats for $40
sand upwards. Scents fne dress and ybusi.
ness suits. FROM Ss and upwards. Also "a
full line of yoaths' and boys clothing of the
:! latest i!!- and most approved styles anil patr
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

ESOR SALE 81 T. ~ ?" .GIl.il
A FARM OF l52 ACRES OF SUPERIOR
LAND. ~. ll,.'.
In White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas-
Tie County Delawrre, one mile from the
town Of Newark, on the New London Road
Buildings large, modern, ornamental, and
In perfect order, eomprisinga
MANSION HOUSE,
FARMERS COTTAGE,
TENANT HOUSE, BARN,
SHEDDING, sTABLING, j.
WHEAT HOUSE, HOG HOUSES,
AND YARDS, POULTRY HOUSES, MEAT
HOUSE, DA1RY,& &C.
Fencing new and substantiae. This farm is
highly improved and will pay ten per cent
on the price asked IOr 1t, and Is worthy of
examination by any one wishing delight
ful home surrounded by beautiful scenery.
and fertile fields, convenient to schools
churches, railroads and all other comforts
OF modern civilization,
f.. REYNOLDS & Co.,,
d seoo So i. -'.~ :. = s9s Mark ct Street.
oct l6-2wd Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

NOTlCE.-The members of Union Loan
~ Association are requested to attend a
special meeting of the stock holders on We'd.
nesday evening, October 9th, at o'clock to
take action OH proposed amendmendments
to tee bylaws in reference to loans. The
amendments are important, and there
should be a full atten ance
NJ. l.. .LICHTENSTEIN,
oct 25-Jt Secte,.rv
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27

NOTICE-A quarterly meeting of the Trus-
~ tees OF the Poor will be held at the Aims
House, on WEDN ESDAY, the 9th day of
October, 1875. those who have bills against
the institution Of the Poor will please pre-
sent them TO the Trustee of the Poor of
their district. JONI W. EVANS Clerk.
Oct2l-6t
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
a. .LLy !, 49,

Eobert Dale Owen is visiting bis brotl.
er, Professor Richard Owen ofthe Indiana
State, University. He deliyered lecture
before the Law class or Monday, which is
highly spoken OF.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Los r.

T OsT.-A shepherd pup, last Saturday.
IL between 4 and months old, white
breast and tip end of tail white. Anybody
returning the same to 800 French Street,
will receive suitable reward. octN-2t
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
DR s1MMs PAINsEARcHER.
WHAT 1T WILL POSITIVELY M
It frequently relieves INSTANTLY M, =.
has Deen known to failin nny casa neve
IL used inwardly and appiieJ" "se, &c., 1t
waraly; n.y.. Il Is the Greatest Pain '

hos hoan iyv .onoves instantly and no,,.
is % used vwn inw.r,! 70 Isll 10 any case. AeEe !,
wardiy. It is the Greatest Grt'F P.Iuut Gut'
remedy ever discovered 'n
PAIN sEARCHER cures c,,
ram rams IN IN the stomach and Bowels sat
enlerv % ayTddcne snddcn neuralgia Diarrhaa lag nsl
ters Collie, Bites and Stings Of ofissm, inssmna, Pain.
ness, Swellings, Asiatic Choieres' Scre.
Bites. Sore Throat, Foul StomacS Frost
ness, Asthma, Heartburn. Indieaalsi Idiea Sick.
GnoieM Merbus, SPraihs, Pain In tRgs 81 SStloa.
&c. &c. ana Aches and Pains Of every ne ehnac Rack
rains "nd nave a cured hundreds Of casss esac, G,
els lln ouI ofiice) during the pssi v.nl "mu DOW.
only one dose OF the Pain Searchsr with
DANIEL n, J. r. HIGNUT, residing a, a, y,
second street, says the Pain Searc%.aal az ~ W.
pletely relieved his son, a how v.Sier ~ 1tr com.
OF rheumatism in "a hours, insam,y ~ Year,,
cou!'. put his foot on the floor or,9ch nn he
walk across the roGm, which he "Iu h even
done two weeks previous. A few onaol naa not
Wardly ana wetting cotton aud planias lhutes In.
rne aHected part, effected this H,hs woDdu,do to
II. Il. BLACKWELL, sign na,,,,
entirely relieved OF Painters sC,ief, Co,ie w. was
HENRY McCREA was re,tevo,
lent headache in 30 minutes. Af,on VI ylo.
ing terribly for two weeks, and vl trvjns sGer.
rsleVes ne Iemsuss as Wite9vt e1er W reie hsss
Ford, of Mill Creek Hundred. was as, ,.;,lF SlAF:
OF violent pain il.- 10 stomach IN 'ssAeved
utes; WM. WISER, Aandenberny IN n. min.
splendid Remedy n AsiaticS thcls,ss
resestry of ieaa 9f a ether Our
Der ofnames increase every day Wenam' W. num-
told value to the afflicted, and ivst o. os IN. A.
hanle Indicates perfect pain searcbs, asr Us It's
fdn friee &c o. cents bottle, with full directions
Prepared and sold by
Il ..'' DR.J s1AlMs 4 son.
Fourth md King Streets Wilmino,o,
Del Phli:idelphia Depot, 6O2 Arch sire,, SH,ul
Sold by druggists genera1iy s craft
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PATRICK HAssAN. ...
2l9 WEST SECOND STREET.
FT IN 5 E Er < ks

Caskets and coffins of all descriptions con
stantly on hand or made to,order. All or
ders promptly attended to, day or night.
Twenty per cent. discount on undert akers
prices: Satisfaction guaranteed.
oct2' 2'-6m P. HASSAN.
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NoT1CE.-At the Inst stated meeting of
y the Managers ,of the Wilmington "a \
lngs Fund Society, vt. was on mStio,. re-
annn sndXsa 70 paS to depositogs 5h per cent per
being allowed on, fractions Of n montS ohs Y"
commence cor atthe beginning Of the Hext XII 'f,s. =
cial year, and that the Treasurer give notice
OF the increase of the rate Of 7nterest ~
ieasr Waar ehree' months before the end Of this
WILMINGTON, Sept 2)th, 1s71 a'
so,,oo :, ALBERT w. SMITH, =
sepD'u. s...'Treasurer W. S. F, Societv
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-Lot of nice cider barrels, to
L. make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.A-tf 4O5 MARKET ST.
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FOR II ENT.

NOR KENT.-The Hares Corner HOte
Il and Farm, containing about 1872 acres
Also the farm near Hares Corner. about lOl
acres, now in the tenure Of George W Nor.
rison. Apply to,
F. LACKLER,
w. H. DOBB,
80 WIN. HUBERT.
Acting Committee for Trustees of \ ew Gas.
tie Common. OctN.tf
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EOR SALE.-The stock and fixtures of a
!. well appointed first-class Hotel, in this
city. Wilmington Hotels will be largely
benefited by the Centennial. Apply to
oct l6.W q I'm. REYNOLDS a. co,