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4 Broken Main,

A day or two ago the water main
leading from the Water Works to the
Market street reservoir was burst, ,ow.
ing to the pressure made by the Work.
ington and Cornish Engines both
pumping at the same time. The strain
was too much and the pipe burst near
the place where it divides into a Y and
connects with the two engines. The
necessary repairs are being made.
A few days ago the Chief Engineer
turned the water across the Christiana
main and into the Southside water
pipes. Leaks were soon discovered.
and on investigating it was found that
the ends of two pipes on A and Lobdell
streets had not been capped, and that
two other pipes contained large cracks.
These comissions and mishaps will be
remedied.
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STRAY WAITS.

And still no signs of clearing wea-
ther.
City Council meets in regular session
this evening.
Mayor Whiteley has returned and
resumed his official duties.
To night the regular monthly meet
ing of Citizens Loan Association
will be held.
The Atlantic City excursion has
been postponed until Thursday next,
August 10th.
At the Hath monthly meeting, of
the Hope Loan Association, held last
evening $1,000 sold at 1907; $1,000 at
92; 81, ,275 at "a; 5000 at 50, 86C0 at II.
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Recommendation excursion to
Atlantic City has been postponed to
Thursday next. the 10th inst, on account
of the weather. The postponement has
added considerable expense to the ex-
cursion, and we hope on Thursday next
our citizens will turn out in large mum.
the eTcursion G Which II| We T be,iave 11 will he be
one of the most pleasant and delightful
trips of the season. The splendid steamer
John A. Warner. will leave French street
wharf at o'clock.
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NOTICES..

N Office Reports from the Signal Service
IN Station indicate heavy northeast storm
along the Atlantic Coast. and for this reason
We thought proper to postpone the excursion
to Atlantic City until Thursday. August 10th,
With this infprmat,om MH mu ue a tbompht II Womb
have been unkind to take the excursion,
knowing it would be to cold to bath, for
which many go. We think the large number
who bought tickets. and those who have not,
will approve of the postponemcnt and enjoy
the trip on Thursday next, the 10th inst
The John A. Warner will leave French street
wharf at 6 o'clock. J L. G0ULEY.
aug3-te JIG. MORROW.
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BULLET PRooF.-Last Saturday night
a young Smyrna negro, named Jim Vim
ey, was shot by another negro named Joe
White. The ball entered under the right
eye, and the doctor thinks it is some.
where in the skull, yet the man is doing
well. Another part of the bullet lodged
in his cheek and when the doctor cut it
out it fell into the mans mouth and dis
appeared. Still the man is recovering
and the indications now are that he will
not even loose the sight of his eye. Yet
the pistol was held so close to his face as
to puncture his skin with the powder.
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THE GRANGERS.

Yesterday afternoon the regular quar-
terly meeting of Pomona Grange, Patrons
of Husbandry, was held in this city.
The usual busines was transacted, and
resolutions were adopted referring IN ap-
propriate terms to the late Jos. NJ. Barr,
who was Master of Peach blossom
Grange, of Middletown.
mending the course OF the Peninsula
Agricultural and Pathological Associa-
tion in Offering premiums to the Grangers
for farm productions, urging all Grangers
10 complete fer the prizes offered.
The meeting then adjourned.
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TAKE ENOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to
L about one hundred dellnquents that have
not paid their City and School taxes for 1875,
if said taxes are not paid on or before Sept.
5, we the undersigned will levy on the goods
and chattels Of said delinquents for the taxes
Of 1875 and 1915.
Having settled with the Finance Commit
tee for 1875 we do not propose to ray 1876
taxes; and furthermore we do not intend to
be years collie citing one years taxes
Hours from A. NJ. to II NJ, from 2 to 3 and
10 T. III.
E. PROVOST,
Collector for n. District.
e FARMER,
aug2-ti Collector for S. District.
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A TRETCHER. THE Chester
NelcS says: A gauge has been in use
at Roach's shipyard during the recent
heated term which registers the ex.
pansion and contraction of iron YES
sells. On Thursday, the Goth ult., the
monitor MSantOnomdh stretched" one
nch and half lengthwise.
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EXCURSION TO OCEAN ClTY.-At 4 80
o'clock this morning, the P. w. & b.
K. r. excursionists for Ocean City left
Wilmington. with about forty excur-
sion aboard. When the train left
Delmar ten cars were filled, with pros
poets of further accessions along the
Eastern Shore railroad.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, August Q. ),

toVR.-Pennsylv: MA do far at sc; do do,
Zee at 6 3712; Ono do far and good at SIS 50
d; and high grades and patent at S7as 25.
Flour sells In small way at "a 25a4 37155
RAlN In Wheat there is fair degree Of
[yity. and prices are la2c. per bushel
er. The receipts and offerings are light.
OF 1900 bushels jersey, Delaware and
sland red fair and good at 81 l6a1I7, Del
Re amber fair at 81 2lal 25. Rye is steady
3 for Western and 6Ia6oc for Pennsylva-
Corn ls less active: Sales at 57c, free
pare, but 6l19c is generally demanded for
q deliveries; steamer, which is scarce. at
&c. Oats are less active and prices are
Ply maintained. Sales OF 5000 bushels
iern white at i0a45c: Pennsylvania new
1. good, at S6c.; new crop Delaware
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THE QUICKSTEP.-TheQu Quickstcp
players, with AL. Ainscow as Manager.
have decided to remain in Wilmington
aslong as possible. This afternoon they
play the Western club. of this city, and
on Monday afternoon with Centennial
club, of San Francisco. Other good
games will be arranged, which they
hope will be largely attended.
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A FA1LURE.-The peach crop in
lower Delaware is an utter failure this
year. Around Seaford, Thursday last
peaches of ordinary size retailing read
lily there for five cents each. Mr. AL
bert Currey, one of the most success
ful farmers and fruit growers in Sus-
sex county, will not get single crate
from twelve thousand trees.
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TAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE!
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1875.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1875.
The un lersgned Receivers ofTaxes for the
city 0! " ihniogtou, will be a:
No 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets. on and af-
ter the first day of July, 1876. between the
hours Of and II in the morning and from 2
ceiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month Of July
there will be a deduction Of FIVE cents on eve
first day Of August. including the first Tues
day OF September, shall be payable without
a deduction or addition as aforesaid, and all
taxes unpaid on the day next after the first
Tuesday Of September shall be increased by
the addition OF i've per centum on the amount
thereof EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District, Including all
north of fSixth street.
EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiyer Southern District Including all
south Of Sixth street. jy6-tf
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POLICE CASES.-Before Esquire
O'Neill, acting Mayor, last night,
Isaiah Temple and Daniel Harman
were each fined so, cents and costs for
disorderly conduct. Owen Palm er was
fined S5 and costs for keeping an un'
registered dog.
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The Rev. j. Fl. Caldwell, of Dover
will preach at Talley's Woods camp
on Sabbath next at II o'clock, A, NJ,
preaching at 8 P. M. by Rev, s. W.
Thomas, of Phila.
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A large share of the Republican news
papers talk as if they supposed it is Hen
dricks who is running for President, and
not Tilden. They seem to be disturbed
about what tkey imagine Hendricks will
are not as big fools as these editors take
them to be.
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BUREAU NOTICE.

DEGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE.
All property holders within the city who
have not had their property registered. are
respectfully requested to present TO this Of
fee correct description of their property.
A copy Of the Registry Law and blank
forms for the description OF property will be
furnished on application at this office.
All deeds. cenveyances, or transfers of Real
Estate made after July llth, 1874, must be
entered in this office before they are sent to
New Castle to be recorded.
NJ. c. CONwELL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
mar2ett Tenth and King Streets.
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EDITION.
PEACHES.

Edw. Blai of Smyrna has sold his
peach crop TO the peach Gamers at
Five Points, near Camden, at so cts.
per basket, delivered. Higher figures
are now demanded. He expects to
have about 15L0 baskets.
The Kent County Railroad has char
tered 81 peach cars-almost as many
it is said, as has been engaged by the
whole of the Delaware road. The bulk
of the peach crop seems to be IN Kent
and Cecil counties, Md.
Col. Douglass of Clayton, has char
fifteen peach cars. Last year he char
tered forty i've, This shows the diff
ference in the peach crop.
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN The undersigned give notice that the State
County and Poor Tax for the var 1876, is now
due, and they will be found at their office,
No. 6lS Market street, until the first of July,
for the purpose of receiving the same. And
from July lst to September lst. they will be
at No. 10 East 9th street during the day.
@Al delinquent tax payers for 1875, are
requested to call and settle their taxes (lm-
mediately) without further notice or their
property will be advertised for sale.
JOS L. CARPENTER, JR.,
A. GIVEN,
myoa.tf Co1Iectors
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DENTIsTRY.-We would call attention
to the advertisement of DR.. D. S. Thomas,
of Philad'a, in another column. DR.. t.
has had several years experience in the
extracting of teeth by the use of nitrous
oxide, and we recommend our readers to
give him ca''.
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N0TICE-Aid Loon Association 9Th series
~ first payment due July ~. Money with
drawn on 80 days notice subject TO the By
Laws, ard after the first & per cent interest
mature in about years and month. This
Association has had great prosperity. Minors
may hold shares by trustee. One OF the best
ways OF saving and accumulating money and
OF getting home. Information cheerfully
given by GEO. c. MARIS. se:'ry.
jyi2tt
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HOUSE,
HFheF Of Locust d, Ninth Sfs.

/ PHILADELPHIA, PA.
,enient TO all places OF amusement and
vs evsane III .ne city. No changes to and from
X FsH v atson, proprietor Of the HENRY
~, Cincinnati for the past twenty wears
P..eseht .e proprietor, has leased the house
r,iad! N o' years, and has newly furnished
.'cG II throughout. He will keep a strict
n lass vsss house, and has accommodation
fsr sassts. Terms only s3 per day.
&C. ssr mas ever been kept in the HENRY
W. Hor VIII any be Kept at the PEA
my2D-2md&w
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aug2-te

.DIVIDEND-oFFICE OF THE WILL
II MISGT0N COAL GAS COMPANY.
WILMINGTON. August ]. 1876.
The Directors Of the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company haye this day declared dividend
of three dollars per share for the past six
months, payable on demand.
I. j. LAWSON. Treasurer.
augI -l0teol
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pILMINGTOS Markets.

N!LNISGIos. Del Ang. 3, 1876.
5;s:lo.s at the Brandywine Mills tor
. ard JFain-C1rsected Daily.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
He GREAT DISCOVERY!

4. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
u. FOR the cure Of weak stomach gener-
|Qeh!llty Indigestion, disease of the nervous
tn' constipation. acidity of the stomach,
al cases requiring a tonic.
tIe VINE includes the most agreeable and
+tent salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate OF
@gnetlc Oxide, combined with the most en-
legc OF vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
% Bark.
1he effect in many cases OF debility, loss o
petite. and general prostration, Of an eff
PM salt of Iron combined with our valuable
frye, Is most happy. 1t augments the appe
q raises the pulse, takes of muscular Dab.
lness, removes the pallor Of debility, and
PES forid vigor to the countenance.
20 you want something to strengthen you?
p yon want good appetite? Do you want
build up your constitutions Do you want
ieel wenI Do you want to get rid Of ner-
2uthess; 10 you want energy? Do you
Phi TO sleep well? Do you want brisk and
$erous feelings? Ifyou do, try Kunkels
<his truly valuable ten.c has been so thor
~ Lly tested by all classes OF the communl-
N Llst II is now deemed indispensable as a
medicine. 1t costs but little. purifies
e e Llood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
Y ts tae System and prolongs life.
low only ask n trial ofthis valuable Tonic.
5 u per bottle. Il. +. KUNKEL, Sole
Iietol, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
ct tor kukel's Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
no other make. Sold only in 81 bottles.
P'leIs are counterfeit SO beware Of them.
Tape Worm.
s'e.y removed with purely vegetable
l tri-i NJ, Passing from the system alive. Nc
r. ~ li.I, tne mead passes. Come and refer
F. En,th treated. DIR. E, F. KUNKEL, No
e. taa, N5hln uI St. Philadelphia. Advice
d "a Ask i ~ snd .tomach Wor MS also re.
"
sr,>.f ~ ,S>.1fEuP. Price, s per bottle. SEND
N"-"I' mgyld&Wlm
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n-Ridge's Food for Infants and Invalds
See advertisement.
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WEAIHER REPORT.
INGToN, Aug. 3
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3, / A. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States.
rising followed by falling barometer
easterly to southerly winds, stationary
or slightly higher temperature, clear or
fair weather.
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|uie's nlraeuious,ure for Corus

uic's hlracuious cure for Cerns
E'!sh remedy Of great popularity,
P''lR cofns without pain.
Z. BRNGHURsT 4 CO.,
Apothecaries,.
Fine Nail Scissors
H. slu sTaignt, Nan Brushes, Hand
rss' Ssil Flies, Nan Poliskers, etc, for
~ Z. BRINGHURST n CO.,
-o!ner sixth and Market streets.
Orthe bath.
H. H.. ,htsssnas, Bath Towels, Batn sponges
Stt soaps in extensive variety. Also.
Ives, straps, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
tIlctlon Gloves, and many other
T. BRlNGHCRs1 4 CO.,
Sesner Sixth and Market streets
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NOTICE.
~ The Democratic voters of the Fourth
Ward are hereby notified that an election
Will be held at the City Hall, AUGUST 5th,
between the hours OF 8 and7 o'clock, p. NJ |,
for the purpose OF adopting or rejecting the
rules of the Party. made by the committee
duly appointed by the County Convention
held at New Castle
II. BUXBACM,
!. =. HAYES,
aug2-te B. BONNER
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A RARE CHANCE.
"A Any person having small amount. and
being desirous of increasing said amount will
do well by calling at Clayton House, room No.
Sc before noon tomorrow when they will be
shown patent article that will rrove our as.
sertion. aug5-.t*
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EinamciaI and Commercial.

WILMINGTON, Del. Aug. 8. 1916
ares, >tocE quotations furnished y
II Robinson d Co.. NE. Cor. 4th and Msf"
street, Wilmipgtch Del. at ! p. VI. 'o-
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O.1Tt.WARI NOTICES.

LriELLs LIVING AGE, number 1861,
bearing date January 2snJ, is the fourth
weekly number Of the ncw year aud new
volume. II contains The Prose Works
Of Wordsworth, from the Foytnightiy Re
ri.p /; The Citrate IN charge, by Mrs
Oliphan', Zone oi her most charinin:
stOricsl; Ia a Studio, by W. W. story
Lawson, travels in New Guinea, Eti,
burg Hecies; Lett.lfandcd Ella. B'acR'
,pood The Limits Of Illustration. Spec
tator; Consideration Of Other,
Satv,day Rerieic: Diar, md CorrrS'
pondsncc Of Samuel Pcny-. ,ieHas"'y :
Vesu,iu., .fAeae,.,i, and the usual choice
poetry aud miscellany. The present /, 4
isvorably time TO subscribe. beginning
with the new volume. For ility-tmo
numbers ut siyty-four large pages each
Tor more than three thousand page, Y
year. the subscription price (Ssl i. low,
or -till better. for 5000 any one OF the
American - monthlies or weeklies i
sen, with TIE Lirung Ig, for year, botl
postpaid. I.ittsll & Gay, Boston. are thu
publishers.
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Colt Tyler write. about The University
Of Michigan, giving IN account OF me
Woman experiment there. The Revolu-
tionary Letter. this month contain John
Adams views of the currency question.
There is an article on singular convict
island IN the Atlantic Ocean. and a paper
on French Ducls.
Or. Holland writes about The school
Question. acknowledging Il change Of
opinion with regard Ia the reading OF the
Bible in the public schools and discusses
the Philosophy "f Reform. The Old
Cabinet /. devoted to Friendship the
Bric-a-Brlc republishes lately 'liscov.
cred poem 10y Wordsworth, To the Queen
a. we'll asa letter by Browning to ,m
editor Of Word.wor,h's prose, on the
subject oi The Lost Leader. Home and
Society tell, about Two Ways Of Teach
in. at Home. aud other matters. In tn
Worlds Work u number Of Aew proces-e'
| "A ra dc .yikab
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ties, and declare from his desk In the
House what hc knew 10 be false, that the
North had another unreasonable IN
Camp Douglass. This. and the cham
pionship of jeff Davis, and the ''lost
cause were not enough. Tucker OF
Virginia halitcd in the winding sheet of
the rebellion. nu.t put in an APP
pcarance. and in speech, hostile TO the
Centennial appropriation. resnrrcct the
carcass ot state sovereignty" and make
such wa exhibition ut II a. has not been
seen since il was perforated by tho hayo.
nets and sliced by tho swords OF the ma
tioual government. lie denied tina, the con.
,tilution was the charter Of national
government. Tho government was a
creature Of the States and the freedom
and Independence Which form the AL.
tonomy oi the State, should he ever 81.
cured against The arbitrary u-urpatiOa al
Federal power And in this vein The
Virginia swagecrcr continued. until
Holman. vi Ii.diana, representing the
more advanced wing OF the Democracy
arose ~ his place. and denounced TIN
speech as an embodiment Of CalhounisrI
that excited no favor among Northern
Democrats. But all the llOlmans il
congress and out Of II cannot antidot'
the poison Of that single uncalied for har
angue. Republican executive commit
tees will adop, ii. with the companion
piece that Till has furnished. AZ a eau,
paign document, and will see to II tina
Il Is wisely and judiciously distributed
Hep,,diate the sentiments Of Mr. Tucker
dcprccate the utterances Of Mr.. Hill a
We may, there they are. and the DemoC
racy will not be permitted 10 escape tn
responsibility.
We never entertained very lively hope
that the preseLt house would 50 dcmeal
itself ~ 10 win marked indications o
popular favor. On the contrary. We an
tcipated that our iire.csting Southern
brethren would indulge IN indiscrcct ex
pressions: would bctray their love for
the "Old red sandstone" stratum Of poll
ties that was put out Of sight by the re-
belliOn but Tucker and Hill, almost on
the very Threshold Of the session. have
OverstcppeI our anticipatiOns. aud
belched ont a mess OfCallonnisnl. pro-sla'
very slash and Southern venom that even
Northern Democrats contemplate with
feelings 1T disappointment. vi,ibly mixed
4 with di.lavor and disgust. The
back of the Democratic camel may
! stand the weight vi this last feather, bnt
many spcl, will break it. inevitably.
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The Associated Press reporter. of this

TRE Associated Press reporter. of this
city, gives widespread publicity to a
matter in reference to which the local
press has seen lit to maintain a digniiied
or msrciful silence. We refer to the al.
legged "fsilure" OF l.. ID. Thoms. "FOr
several days" says st. Loni- R,pnbi-
cav dispatch, "Mr. Thoms hss Occn SELL
Ing goods at from ~ to 20 per cent. below
Wholesale prices. Representatives oi his
creditors, now in Cairo. assert that Mr.
1'homs bought large quantities of goods
on time, aud that his sales al such low
figures were made with the deliberate in
tAn,ion Of defrauding his creditors. This
is generally believed to bc fact, and q
feeling Of general indignation + the con.
sequence" We have 10 personal knowl-
edge Of this matter. that We choose to
make public. The Mcssrs. Thoms have
been residents ~ Cairo sincc the year
1870; were very attentive to business aud
seemed to prosper. Their unlocked for
'bust.ur," therefore, Occasiopcd quite as
ssuch surprise As Indignation.
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sCRIbNER FOR fEBRu AIRY.

Bret Harte's Gabriel ConrOy, in the
February nambcr OF Scribn,r's Monthly,
has an episode entitled The Bulls Of the
BLESSED Trinity, which is remarkable
aud characteristic bit OF description. Ed.
ward Everett liale's story Of Philip No.
lan's Friends contains 4 curious account
Of a conversation by pantomimc between
white men and Indians. There are two
articles IN this number which may
come under the head Of discovery. One
Of them !. concerning IN Important bust
Of Milton very little known either in En-
or America aud the other j. a hitherto
unpublished letter from Robert
T.. Lee TO Jefferson Davis, written
after the battle Of Gettysburg aud
rcsigning the command ofthc Confederate
forces. Charles Barnard has a paper
fully describing the way Of workln. oi
the Philadelphia Building aud Loan As
ISOLATION, by mean, vi which, II !. stated,
one hundred Thousand homes have been
built in tina. city. Clarence Cook con'
sinues his Illustrated paper, on house
furnishing and decoration and Moses
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BEECHER'S BRETHREN.
CSe Acnms,a, ~ be fisorOWglals Nifled
w I.cnaiiUg Congressional Divines.

Niw YoRk, Jan. .. he Mn cuyy an
uounces TINT bod, Of repre- sentative
Congrcgationalists being organized
for the investigator Of the beech.
,r scandal. IL viii he composed
Of the mos, eminent men in the denoml-
nation and will impure into tho fitness
OF Reecher to remain recognized "a a
Congregational mini.cr. The movers
are said TO hc the Re, Dr. Leonard Ba-
con, Of New Haven Rev. DR.. ). c..
Bartlett, of the Chicago Congregational
seminary. and Rev. J.. Henry W. DeX-
ter Of Boston An etract is published
from Dr. Eartictt. ilicsting that ali
sources of knowlelge Should be freely
opened and tho invstigation be free
| and ample. correspondence has been
| in pr6grcss for q month set
tline prcliluinari,' and 4 call
will De issned ia ies days. About ~
! churches are on the It Of invitation and
each will be asked u end ils pastor and
a Law delegate. ~ Mouth church will
| be invited 10 choose some person 10 rep.
resent her pastor ~ conduct the de.
Tense. Tho vital tes iInony taken Oh the
trial will be read. aud witnesses are likely
to be Jane, Redp.th, Mrs. Bradshaw,
| Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Monlton, Miss Flor.
ence Tilton. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton and Others. The statement Is tele.
eraphed for whaii IS worth.
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pimp,c>, Erup,,"m., Rough sL,n

The system being put under the iniiu-
cncc Of Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical bis
cOyery for few weeks, the skin becomes
smoOthc, clear, and velvcty, and being
illuminated with the glow Of perfect
health from within, true beauty stands
forth In all it. glory. The effects of all
medicines which operate upon the
system through the medium OF the blood
are necessarily somcwha slow, no matter
how good the remedy employed. While
one to three bottles clear the skin Of
pimplc-, blotchrs, cruptions. yellow
spots, conlcdoDcs or "gr,,bs,' II dozen
may possibly be- required to cure some
eases where the system l. votton with
scrofulons or yirnlcnt blood pOisOns.
The cure vi all these diseases. however,
from the common pimplc to the worst
scr0fula l., with the use Of this most
potent agent. only matter at time.
Sold 10y dcalcr' in medicines.
lis dAw Nv