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RrMrnnrn Tnls.--NoN is lhc limn {

RfMrMBrn TEis.-Now is the time Of
year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever. Coughs
Colds. ard fatal results of rredisposiiion,
TO Consumption and other Throat and
Lung Disease. BoscHsss GssNAS SYrrp
has been uscd in this neighborhooi for
the past two or three years without n sin-
gle failure TO cure. fyou have no, used
this medicine yourself. 60 to your Drug
gist john A. Moatz and ask him Of its
wonderful success among bis customers
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicine, just
buy Sample Bottle of BOscbees German
Syrup for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
Bottle 20 cents. Don't nesee, cough to
save 20 cents
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FIRE lNsURNNCE.-T would rcspect~
fully inform the citizens of Middlcburg
and vicinity, that / have been appoin-
ted agent by Thompson & Ginger
General Insurance Agents, williams.
port Pa. successors ofJamos l., Schoo'
ley decd, for this vicinity, and take
this method Of informing all persons
insuring by the said Mr.. Schooley, that
| will renew their Policies, as they ex-
pire, in companies Of Il n Il o u BITE d
strength and security. represent the
Royal, of Liverpool, Royal Canadian,
of Montreal Providence, Washington,
of Providence Trade, Of Camden f;
Waynesboro, of Waynesbor : ~, and
Mutual Benefit Life, of Newark, \, J.
q. ". GkINELLO, agent
noy9, MiCki!eburg, Pa
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs

The advertiser, having teen permanently cur.
cd oi that dread disease, CousumViinn by 4 siiu.
plo remedy, isauSioas 80 make known 10 his frI.
tow suiotcrs the means ~ cure. To ell who Il e.
sifc u, no viii scud COPY uf the prcscrtrtien
used, 'trcc ot cuNrEol with - directions f,r
pttilr,uH aud usiuG the samo which they vii
nud Shrc Cuta iur Cprsumption, AsthuN. Hrt
chit 81. Parties wishing the prostriptiun u, IN
please address Rev. T. A. WlL~Bs,
lsi Pom ST., wllliausIutsh, New YORK
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who suffered tir years from,
fASeryous Debility, rrcw,turo Decay. aud all
'bo clccts Of outhnl iul,srr'tiou WI, fr tho
sake oi humanity. send FREQ 90 all Who uccd IT, ti"
ryvile aud tirectilu for making the simple tcm.
cdy by which le WAS cured. Sufferers wi.Uiut
a. pgott 10y th" ni'v-tisri's experience can DO So
20 addre-sirr I'm NH confidence.
JOHN u. OGDEN, - CguAr II New Y5rk
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Esy'we would advise our friends when
Aisiiine selinsgrove, TO call Mt $. weia n.
Y. fancy store, opposite the Keystone llo.
tel, where they will find the largest assori-
mcnt of all the late Novelties in Fancy
goods TO be foundin this section Of country.
at prices which cannot be beat. Wv
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The groundhog has lost some Of
his prestige this season, but occasion
ally the weather comes up to the idea
that his prediction is not generally a
delusion. Like many more pretcntiOus
prophets, he is not inlaiible.
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Mr.. Edward Basslcr ESQ. Of rroobu,

Mr.. Edward Basslcr ESQ.,, Of Frccburg,
has been selected Senatorial and Thos. J..
Smith Esq. Representative delign;cs 10 the
Democratic Slslo Convention at Lancaster.
by the democracy OF this county. They are
instructed to suppor, Thos. Bower Esq,
for Presidential Elcctcr from this the 18th
Penna. Congressional District.
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BARGAINS FOR ALL !-Red,.ced 10

Louoa Cash Prices Ton and after
Wednesday, March Isl. 1876, will adopt
mutually advantageousto myself and
patrons. Money Saved. by reducing
goods 10 the lowest cash price brings
them within tho means Of all classes
and enables the merchant TO purchase
and sell at lpwer figures. Cdsh d Pro-
duee taken in exchange for Goods. All
kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change for Goods, at cash rates at the
current priees. W. pREE5E
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rsy~S. weis Of ihe N. Y. fancy store
opposite the Keystone Uetel selinsgrove.
bss received lot Of Carpets which he 81
selling 80 per, cent cheaper than any ever
offered in Snyder County. Call and sCe
them,
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xI1 IN c0n pcr DAY At homo. samples worth Al
eiU u QLuirce. stiusou Go. rorilacI, Ne. iy
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NlIE undersigned engaged in the
l. Foundry businss at the old aud we'll known
establishment OF John Gross, sr. situate one mile
north Of Adainsburs, under the frm namo oi
GROSS 4 w hitting, has this day by mutual consen
dissolved partnership.
CHARLES r. WHITING.
Adamsburg, March lst, 1870.
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. a Ccury rN1r. 6ysry family buTsib
n sold w. Asoat' Addr-'s. q. >, wstasHi
brio Ia.
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Local News, sc.

All communications business let
tc~ &c, for this office, to secure
prompt attention sheuld be addressed
as follows: THE TosT Middleburg,
Sny der County, Pa. Advertisements,
commuuicatious &c. must be handed
in hy Monday noon, to secure iuser-
tion IN next issuc.
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Dauchy s Ca's AzOsrtisemen,s

or0 n-uvth saslts ssrev articles sud tis
Ctu tcst D. mliy Iap6r in Auodca, with two
e. CO uaromv-, free, AM. MO ~, ~ Rgosa
way. y. Y,
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SNYrrR CouN1Y COvRTs The Courts Of
Snyder County are held On tue fourth Mondays
Of February, May. ami September, and so 'ond
Monday of ecemb8r.
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q EN- u 2bo. 10 q, y. RowkLL 4 Co, New York
Dior Pamphlet Of 100 pages, ooutgining lists OF
500 newspapers, and sstinatss showing cost Of
advertising. May. e,'Teiy.
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Terms Of Sale.

One Hundred and Finy Thousand Doll
lars. Cash upon sgning tho bid, snd the rcsit 10
upon acknowledgment and delivery Of the deed A.,
and possession Of the promises.
S.M. zuLIOK, Chairman.
THOMAS 4 SONS, Auotloneers
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county Finance.

$50 i'"is,
Jan. I, comfy taxof 1873 ou,.
standing I1.'I,
state t.N % -. p'HtJuiing oll +.
County ttN tls;i aul Iro.
yi9u. yoar3 7I-t,-g:.7I
LmiWtas
Amt oforlor' Of is7j oItstanI.
"oiorlor' OF olls,iauI y.oNyu,
years 40 c;-i.s. IS
E1Aa-e IN favor ofC5uqty iSt;i56
SNYDER COUNTY, -
W. the un lsr.Isuc3.
Auditors, oF tho county ~ SNYDER. IN tic
Commonwealth Of pcnua DO CcrIry
that in pursuance of The +7th Section. vt
the act # Assembly entitled an act r,,a-
,iry g. counties Uul townships o. 1884,
ami other nets aul supplements thereto.
Mc mot III tho Commissioners office iu the
Borough Of ilililrburg, sail county on
the first Noulty Of January l. y. 1860
.Urn, the 3ri day cf spil month"; aul
j.l uiIg.r anil settle tAo t1rrF,ju, g,-
count Of thc Comm -irucr5 AMI Treasurer
1t alii county, g- required uf us hr l,v o.
600 u..t .. utr Judgment Uui abilities,
40 tlat vs., DO Gul tar same true anil cOr-
...' me- tfI''l.
iu v.'u.-a Uo have hor,ur'o Sc, oIr
hands az lac oihgr gI1rc,ai this oh l,y
ol January Ap 1876.
HNNlEL ulETLEBACU,
". \. GLASS,
NEG j. M!DbLESWNRrH,
tuuaiy AU liturs:
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Court Proseedinqs.

Court convened Monday, Feb, o3lh
ult., at 10 q, m Present Hon. J c..
Bucher, President Judge, and Hons
u. l.. Rauicnhush and Daniel Gcmher.
ling, associates. John :. Stctlcr VIM.
Gilbert, jos. K. Hendricks and Hiram
:. Kelley appointed tipstaycs. The
charge 20 the Grand Jury was II clear
and concise defining Of their duties,
delivered IN tho Judges usually pleas
ing style.
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Sale Registry.

We will inser, short notices, llko the following,
free Of charge. until day OF sale, provided We
iriut the lIlls or hdy,i;i., tie sale
Tuesday March !. Public Sale In Mid.
dlccreek twp by BENZ. uplingcr, large
stock Of Personal Property, Hor-cs, Cows,
Young Cattle &c. See large posters.
Thursday, March 9. Adminlstrator's Sale
Of PersOnal property. 10 Monroe twp. by Hiram
Sanders, Adn'r. Of Elizabeth Sanders, deed.
Wednesday, March Is. Administrators sale,
IN Jackson twp, of valuable personal property,
0 Horses, 8 COWS young .Catilc, farm implc.
ments; Wheat, Rye, Corn, Hay, also. house
hold goods, at the late residence VI Frederick
haufcr,
Wednesday March % Public sale Of Per
sonal property, IN Mil ilecreok twp, near
Smithnroye, by Allen iiossinRcr. credit OF
eight months tor suns over - dollars.
Tucsday. March -, 1874, In Wcat B'avcr twp,
at the residence Of Elizabeth Lamb, n, ilJrscs,
Uslt, Cows. NJuug CltCr. ~, n.
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r5rr.,yIyy that viii bring yon In honor
NlUASGS. ably over $50 u month sure.
E-l5" lSNENORS' UNION,
lij Greenwich ST., New York:
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
Buried 'TO-Day.

REV. SOLOMON PRETrYMAN, WELL KNOWN
METHODIST MINISTER.
The remains of Rev. Solomon Prettyman,
of the M. E. Church, who died at Louis
vile, KY, on Monday, reached here last
evening, aud the burial took place at 2
O'Clock this afternoon, at the burying
ground of Asbury NJ. E. Church. The de-
ceased was formerly well known in this
community, having been the founder, here,
of the Wesleyan Female College. Later, he
went to Louisville, and established simi-
lar institution, with the same name, there,
and was the President of it at the time of
his death.
Rev. Mr.. Prettyman was East, and visited
Wilmington several weeks ago, and soon
after his return was struck with paralysis.
After apparently mendiDg from this at
tack, he was stricken again on Saturday,
and died on Monday evening The funeral
sermon was preached on Tuesday by Bishop
Caven. The intermenU took place in the
family vault, which was prepared, this
morning, for the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
Another smIIy Ese-untOn.

ONE OF THE OLDEST FAMILIES OF DELAWARE
GATHER AT THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
Yesterday the descendants of the Std
ham family held a home gathering at the
old homestead in Christiana Hundred, now
occupied by Aaron Woodward, who is
son in.law Of Gilpin P. stidham. Fifty
seven representatives of the family were
present, and sat down to we'll spread table.
Unlike many other old families, the Std
hams are not very numerous, though they
were amongst the first Swedish settlers. vi
those living now, Lewis w, ex sheriff, and
the senior member OF the firm of l.. W. Std
ham g. Son, auctloneers of this city, GIlpin
p, leading farmer Of Christiana Hundred,
Jonas L., for the last 80 years a resident
of the State of Indiana, Mary Jane,
wife of Albert Lyman, near Newport, and
Sarah, wife of William Conlin, in Pencad,
Hundred. On the male eide OF the family
no boys are living to perpetuate the name
but Frank @, and Lewis q, both sons OF L..
W. Stidham. There are other Stidhams in
this city who though they can trace pro-
genitors down to the Swedish settlers, be-
long to a different line, and 80 far apart
that no relationship is claimed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
President woOIsey for Hayes.
HE SPEAKS AT NEW HAVEN, LAST EVENING"
aREAI DEMONSTRATION.

HE SPEAKS AT NEW HAVEN, LAST EVENING"
aREAI DEMONSTRATION.
New HAVEN, Oct. 25.-The Republicans
of this city held large and enthusiastic
rally at Music Hau this evening, which was
presided over by ex. President Theodore D.
Woolsey, of Yale College. Many college
professors and other prominent citizens
occupied seats on the stage, and the large
hall was crowded in every part.
At 730 regiment of Boys. in
Blue numbering about five hundred,
of Yale, wearing blue capes and bear
ing torches and banners, marched from the
college to Prof. Woolsey's house, and es-
corted him to the hall. Upon being intro
duced to the assemblage, DR.. Woolsey was
received with most enthusiastic cheering
lasting several minutes, after which he
spoke for some time. He euloglzed Gov
ernor Hayes as one representing true re-
form, and gave his reasons why he regard
ed MIR. Tilden with distrust.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
whnt narl scnurz save

81 pray you business men of New York,
mark what I now tell you for in the event
of Democratic victory, continued tiuctua-
tions, new complications, new disturbances
of confidence, new stagnation Of business,a
further postponement of b tier times to an
inconceivable distance of time will ineuita-
bly, follow. That, my fellow citizens, is the
inevitable consequence of a Democratic vic
tory, and of fiuctuating financial policy
which is inseparable from it. Whoever
does not wish to prevent this-the man in
whose estimation hard times have not lasted
long enough-let him labor as he may foI
the democratic party; but he should do il
with the consciousness that every word
| spoken for the democratic party contributes
| to the rev val of the soft money party in the
south, to the destruction of the fruits OF the
victories achieved last year, and to the con-
tinuance of the financial evils under the
yoke of which the people have groaned fol
so many years. Carl Schurz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
LEGAL Brevitlea.
Sunset at SOB.
Sunrise tomorrow at 6.25.

sunset ~ DUB
Sunrise tomorrow at 6.25.
Moon sets this evening at 55
Cheapest store is Donahue's, 31s Market st.
Let Webb measure you for a permanent soft
felt hat
Neat shoe architecture at Murray & Bro,
10T w. 2d street.
All kinds of furniture for sale cheap, at 4Os
King street.
Bill h ads at few hours notice, at the
COMMERCIAL steam job printing uInce'
FL G. Sipple, 8a and M Olson street, has made
another reduction in prices Of groceries.
ladies' visiting Philadelphia should 60 TO
Miss Boddys Paris millinery, l25 ). lStn 81
Dubell keeps his stock of hats always fresh
and new and sells as low as any other hatter
in he city.
Mothers will be very much surprised to learn
of the low prices for childrens shoes at b. IA.
Crawford's, 6 w I'd.
Be sure of fashionable and comfortably Mt
ting garments at Gouert & Co.'s, lS E. Attn 81.
Prices moderate, always
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is out this day, and
can be had in wrappers for mailing at our Dus-
mess office; price cents. The TRIBUNE is
only 81 year.
The Grand Central Hotel, New York, "teaches
the lesson of the times" by leading reduc-
tion of rates. It offers the same accommotdaSo, a.
tions as heretofore, at a reduction from S4.OU
to 20 so and S3 90 per day.
Mrs. Jones, how is your health this morning2
Thank you, madam, much improved bought
bo tie of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup last nlghe,
and after the first dose my cough was checked
slept WE'LL and have not coughed once this
morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
The Canvass i'm Tennessee.

REPUBLICANS ACTIVELY AT woRK-A GAIN OF
ONE REPUBLICAN ooNGRF srAIAN PROMISED.
Special Dispatch to the Ne,O York Times.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Mr. Brownlow, of
Tennessee, son of Parson Brownlow, ar
rived here, to night, and reports that an ac-
tive canvass is being made in Tennessee,
by the Republicans. Mr.. Thornburgh ia
now the only Republican member of Con
gress from Tennessee, but Mr.. Brownlow
says that in November the Republicans will
certainly re-elect Thornburgh, and elect
Judge Randolph, in the First District, over
Mcfarland, the present Democratic mem
ber There is also good prospect to elect
the Republican candidate in the Memphis
District.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
FOURTH EDITION.
suicide.


a PROMINENT CITIZEN OF WEST CHESTER CUTS
HIS THROAT WITH RAZOR.
Yesterday we published a brief item an
nouncing the death of Walter Hibberd,
Esq, of West Chester on Tuesday evening,
he having cut his throat with a razor, and
from the Local Netus of the 25th. we are
enabled to CLEAN the following additional
particulars
1t appears that the deceased, who had
been Ill for some days, had made arrange
ments to change his boarding place from
the Sherman House to his parents residence
on South Church street. Leaving Mr..
Ooffman, the proprietor, to go up stairs to
get some clothing, supper being. ready a
messenger went up to call Mr.. Hlbberd, but
his room being empty and water heard run
ming in the bath room, it was supposed he
was taking bath. After half hour had
passed, Mr.. @. became alarmed, when he,
in company with Major James q. Metarlan
and II. O. Meredith, repaired to the patn q
room, and forcing open the door, found
Mr.. Hibberd weltering in his blood with MS
throat cut.
A coroners jury the same evening rem
dered a verdict that the deceased died by
cutting his throat with razor by his own
hands.
Some months ago he made an attempt ON
his life in the same manner and in the same
house, but was discovered before his efforts
wers rewarded with success.
Deceased was about forty years OF age,
and was endowed with considerable intelli-
gence, and in recognition of his fitness Tor
official duties, he held the office OF Justice
of the Peace and Deputy Coroner for sew.
| eral terms covering number of years, and
which he held up to his death. His obesity
of person was great, his weight being some-
| what over $40 pounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
FIFTH EDITION
Black Diam Onds.
NEW YORK COAL sALEs-10O, 900 TONS SOLD AT
REDUCED PRICES.

NEW YORK COAL sALEs-100, 600 TONS SOLD AT
REDUCED PRICES.
Associated Press Telegram.
NEW York, Oct. 26.-One hundred thous-
and tons of Lackawanna coal was sold at
auction to-day by order of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company. The bidding was
lively, but the prices show fall compared
with last month.
The following are the prices obtained :
5000 tons steamer started at $3 10 and
fell to $3 OH. at which price the balal ce
was bought.
500 600 tons of CRATE commenced at 49, 10
and fell to $3 0715, then to $3.O5 and closed
at $3.0216.
25 600 tons of egg opened at $3 and
closed at the same price. 1t maintained
that price throughout.
$4,000 tons Of stove opened at $4. 10 and
fell to $4 OH, $4 05, $40215 and $4 90, and
closed at $4.0215.
The following are the highest and lowest
prices obtained at last months sale steam
er $3 Is and $3 1879 CRATE SO 25 and
$3.1715; egg $3.50 and $3.2715; stove
$4.15 and $400.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26

POLICE HEARINGS Morris Heck was ar
raigned last evening for committing an un-
provoked assault and battery on Patrick
Mcdonald. The latter could not recognize
Heck, and the case was dismissed.
Frank Hinesworth, one Of the two men
charged with robbing the safe of Benjamin
Hirst a few days ago, at Fourteenth and
Market streets, came yesterday and gave
himself up after visiting New York, Phlla-
delphia and other towns. He says Harry
Zebley stole the money. He was held III
the sum of 5000 to answer at court.
Elwood Hill, for committing savage as
sault on a young colored man named Ste.
phen Byard, was fined SO and costs and helc
in $l00 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
New Advertisements, TO-day.

Funeral Notice.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Let Webb measure you.
Brevity-Murray & Bro.
Dubell's Brevity-Hats.
Wanted-BNy, II q FL Co
Sipple's Grocery BIevity.
Special Sale of Silverware
Home Loan Assn-Notlce
For Rent-5-Roomed House
Watch Lost-Reward offered
Brass Wire, &c-W II Billany
Notice-5th Ward Republicans
Young Mems epublican Club
Notice-1st Ward Republicans
Grand Central Ho ell Brevity.
Crawford's low prices-Brevlty.
Notice-,0th Ward Republicans
Miss Boddy's Millinery-B'evity.
60 Sewing Machines at Auction.
Gouert u 60. IS tailoring-Brevity.
All Kinds of Furniture-Brevity
Fine Coffees-GJ Western Tea 60
Felen d Boddy-Milliner, Philada
Donahoe's cheapest store-B evity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
Medteal.
THE MILD POWER CURES
au@ PHREVs'
.tssMEOpA.g8vC spEClFTCs.

Been in general use for twenty years. Everywhere
proved the most SAFE, SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL.
and EFFICIENT medicines known. They are just
what the people want, saving time and money, avert
ng sickness and suffering. Each single specific the
well tried prescription of eminent physician.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
IN PREsS-OUTFITS READY-THE
Centennial Exposition,
DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED.

A graphic pen-pcture Of its history, grand build
ings wonderful exh bits, curo tiles, great days &C.
cheap. Must sell immensely 5,a0 agents wanted.
Send for full particulars. This will be the chance
Of 100 years to money ST. Get the only liable
his org. HuBBAt D BROS, Publishers, 1888 san
som Street, Philadelphia.
CAUTION.-Be not deceived by premature
books assuming to be 80 ficIal" and telling what
will happen in August and September oct164w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26

THE ORDER OF MOSES IN New CASTLE
On Thursday evening Oct. 10Th Mount Sin
al Tabernacle No. 4, Order of Moses, held
grand entertainment in New Castle. Isaac
I. Sutphay, P. G.. D. W. s. presided and
Rev. j. II. johnson delivered an able ad-
dress from the oath chapter Of Exodus
and the 10Th verse. After the address the
members of the order with their friends re-
turned to the hall, where grand festival
was inaugusated which lasted until Satur-
day evening, the receipts being $31 60.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26

A New SIGN Head & %. bankers and
brokers, have placed large sign, conspicu-
ously lettered with white letters on black
ground, at the entrance to their offices in
the CLAYTON House building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26

CENTENNIAL TRAvEL.-All the Centen-
NAL trains which left Wilmington this
morning we're unusually crowded, there be-
ing a general desire to see Governor Hayes
of Ohio, the Republican candidate for Pres
i1apF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26

RGcovERIN C. Charles Sharp, the young
man who had his lei reg so terribly mutila-
ted by railroad accident at Townsend,
about three weeks ago, is at the county
Hospital, and to the great surprise even of
Drs Shortlllge and Ogle, lis recovering with
out an amputation of the mutilated limb.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26

THE UNION LoAN.-At the Oath monthly
meeting of the Union Loan held last even
ing, $250O was sold at 2 cents premium, and
S2500 at 7 cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26

PAINFUL ACCIDENT Howard Maharty, a
four year old son of James Maharty, resid-
Jug at 7O3 Jefferson street, met with pain
full accident this morning while playing in
a room, by falling against settee. He re-
ceived q cut about a half inch in length
above his right eye, which, though not large,
is deep and very painful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-26
HUMPHREYS.

Office and Depot, No. 562 Broadway, New York.
EF-For Sale by all Druggists mars, ,eod&wly.
&c. BRINGHURST d CO., wholesale agents. 9Th
Aad Market streets.
W. H. ALRIOH, 300 Delaware avenue.
JOHN j. GALLAGHER, Fifteenth and Market.
h. & G. SHOEMAKER, sO3 Market street.
A. WALTON, 235 Market street.
H.. MClNALL. .IR.. End and Market street.
e. L. DILWORTH. 9Th and Madison.