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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05
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erwdbnte bic grri1tuns pom wiiIeni9aft.
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ten i'm Snneren Nfrita's, in Der @sssnb Der
neu sntoedtsn sroBenSse unb sins bann auf
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6anoelano @swerbe guropa's unabisbbare
neue @biatqueuen erSfinen. Man uirb
brett BON Calais mad Ye4awer fabren
tonnen.
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3uitimmuns Suseiidert; bic Yorarbeitsn
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tans bin lOnuersiren, ndmlld nod Der ueu
prOieftirten @eItitraBe. gus liNabon,
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Baris, Berlin, &om, 8opsnbassn, Stods
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Wsostau, perben Die Siise, wsl1e bic euro.
pdiiden 8aaren bis Srenburs perisnben,
lsst bic @npitation Der ruiii3en Sabnsu in
Nlisn.
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ruiiide 9dnber bur9,iebsn, bsrsn toposra:
pbii9e Seidafisnbsit pom benz ruifi9en
@eneralfabe idon feitseitslt wurbs, UNI
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Staot am llfer bes 6IuiieS Spr:O aria ses
le9en, beren SeuoIferuns Don 500, 900
Gtnwobnern IN weniSen Sabren auf 1907
900 ssitiesen lit.
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unb enbli9 Samarfanb beribrt, no Nles
ranber Der @roBe einmal iein Sauptquar:
tier aufiblus, um uon bier aus lein Sssr
in brei @btbeilunssn, isbe pon 100, 900
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wsnissr belan9rei6, wsnn man au9 mid:
tiss Gentrsn bur6fabrsn wiro, wie !. y.
YaItb, nad ben @si9i5tidreiberu bic dls
teite Stabt Der @eIt, pesbalb ibr Der Nas
nj SumbeIeo tNtatter Der StdSte sese'
ben puroe.
3mii9en gaIais uuo &altutta iino
$3.50 6ilometer Giieubabn i9on sebaut
uno I'M Setriebe bic ausSufibrenoe eide
smii6su Orenbur9 unb Se6apsr bstrdst
$40 6ilometer, unb ;par $500 smii9en
Orenburg unO Samartano; 1900 swii6en
| Samaytaao IND EeGausr. Die aan;e
9inis wiro aIio IL, 300 &iIomstsr bstras
gen.
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nit benz Ssmerfen, baB bic Serriteaun9
bisier Sabn weniser S9pisristeiten ais
bic Surdfabruns bes Suess&anals perurs
laden wiro in allen 9dnbsrn wurben i6on
Giienbabnen sebaut, wdbrsno basessn man
bel lesterer untsrusbmuns nsus @srtSsuse
eriinben muBte, UNI ben Sanb Der @ilte
sa bewaItissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-05

sic batten LANCE nit Sntrunit sebetst
ais Elm Sepientsr sebcriamit melcete, Der
Serr Siccmte iei erwadt, lei etpaS rubis
ger ater Itwa6 unp winlte Die Oamrn
su Ipreaen.
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wueten wie ppbllbdtis ibre 8esenwart
auf rem Satsr ;u pirfen paeste, unc bpfs
fin, TN san; brrubism unc balb trbten
Su tSnnen.
@ber parum entI6parp ibre Spfnuns
1ofort ais lie faum in8 Sranfen;tmmer
astreten parsn? sic batten erpartst cen
0aisr l1wa1 une trauriS su flnten, unc
fe fancen Jpn in ii6 ssfsbrt unp fniter,
pbne lbrdne i'm Au9e, pbne Seafser auf
BEN eippsn feline Slide rparcn untst
nnp funtslnc, Ger dunn feft SertlOhen
unc ,uIammsnsefnifen, als pUlite er llh
nismebr 6fnen rie @plfe auf Ieiner
Stirns lhisn nitt auf einsn Sturm i'm
@ewiNen su eeutsn Die 8btbe, pelbe
auweilen feline Wansen dberao9, fcnnte
pom 6ieter atsr aud pcn S6am bsrrits
rem. Oas lastsn ii1 frsili6 Die beiren
1B9ter ni9t, aber ie fiblteu f6 perles
cen unr I6ltern in Ger Nabe pes Srans
ten ; ie far6tstsn Elm ibneA UNCERTAINTIES
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rum, BET esm Stwsissn, Ter fnfteren
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0aters.
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rens er I&euc, unrubise. pirre Slide un
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fubt, als ppQte or cine Grinnsruns meg
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su wanfsn unp sesen ii& ielbit su rinsen
I&ien. 3ulsst na6csm CT einen tisfen
Blid auf pas GruetTr sewcrfen, bhnsts
er ben Wune.
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bier Isin," iaste sr nit b~e;lersr Stimms
In atssbrc1entn Worisn, In eenen nod
bic Mnsit pss beftanrsnsn Samples lag
,.aber bspcr i6 ibm beidte, nil ib Gu1
bei6ten- tretet ndber, 8inper.
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fdsts. fe slaubte pas pbantaliren besins
ne piecer.
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56ulpbelacsn unb ni9t u%nssrniinfts -.
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Gu9 meme S1ulp au seftsben, 70 miBt
Sbsr pisIelbe mir ,aerit Ssrseben 80. unp
tann pieper gut maben."-Die @orte
Hagen 70 feierli6, eas bic Sinner eri6rpfs
den unp %sitternp ii6 ans 8rafenlassr
tsatsn, Obne elm Wort ;u erwtersrn.
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1T mcin Ssrbrsdsn msin Srtbum 80.
Yieuei6t aud meine GntIdulpisuns %.
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wpQte i6 Gu6, meine Sineer, aud NuBen
taraus sisbsn lsben /: i6 peiniste mid
Ielter, unlsrn iblebt erpprbenen Nei6s
tbum su srbalten &. -. i'd errStbsts insses
beim, i1 bersute i'm Stiaen, aber i6
i6wiss INNER. Sect aber @nselibts
pisiss @rttsssrri6ts, @nSeii6ts res
5OpsS, rer mir nabt, 1T msin S6wsisen
sebrp9sn unp mein Stols -. SD nil
rspsr, meine Stnbsr, unc Gu9 gum
Glenp Serurtbsilen.
~Sn ben spei ODER trst leBten Sent
rationen 1T pas SermSsen unlersS Saules
immsr msbr sulammenssl9mpl3sn. Sei
meinsS WaterS Ioee mar urS bon iammts
liGen alien SeiBunsen In Der YrpSins nur
nod pisisS S&IOb seblisben, freili& a.
aeraumia, bseeutsnp, pom tstra1tli1sn
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
FIRST EDITION!
Not a Question of Party
BRAVE AND TRUE woRDsFRoN A NORTH.

BRAVE AND TRUE WORDS FROM A NORTH
ERN CLERGYMAN.
To the Editor of the N. Y. World.
R:-'I hate the very name OF party"
Senator Bayard is reported as saying, ''in
connection with such an emergency as
now APPARENTLY confronts the American
people.
/ should ask or seek nothing to-day,
from any man, either as Democrat or
as Republican, but simply try to con-
troll him by sense of his duty as citizen
to the Constitution and laws of his coun-
try"
OF all the utterance by our prominent
publicmen in the presentun examplcdcrisis
this, sentiment of lSenator Bayard seesm
to me to have the truest ring of the oldcn
time, 1t is just such speech as l might
suppose would have proceeded from Adams
or Clay or Webster had such 4 plot as is
going on in Louisiana been possible in
their day. Henry Clay once said, 81 had
rather be right than President" and
Daniel Webster, one of the most coura-
geous of men, when criticised for his
pacific and statemanlike course in 1851,
told his hearers in his great speech at Buff
falo nthat year he had nogreat opinion of
that liberty whicn goes overthe restraints
of law or of the Constitution. 81 hold the
Constitution of the United States to be
the bulwark, the only bulwark Of our
liberties, and the national chart"
/ believe, further, that when we get
the honest, sober sentiment Of the Re-
publican party (Which is grossly misrep-
resented by the Times and Tribune) we
shall find them reechoing this sentiment
of Mr.. Bayard. 1t is not party question.
1t is question which touches the liber-
ties of every one of us. The North is
suffering to this day for her indifference
to the outrage in Louisiana in 1874, and
for not then taking measures TO prevent
the recurrence of military tampering will
the ballot-box, which, in the not toe
strong language of Prof. w. G. Summer,
seems likely ''to put our institutions to
test compared with which the war was in
significant-one which will demand that
we gather all our manhood and,patriotisn
and all our tradition of civil Ii bcrty AM
selfgovernment."
IL is il, the po,cer Of the thinking men
of the Republican party by a prompt
energetic, courageous expression Of optn-
ion, and Of their intention not to make
this a party question: to dcert eotts to-
terrible to contemplate.
Truly yours HALL HARRISON.
St. Paul's School, Concord.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
STRAY Waits.

Franklin Loan Association meets this
evening.
Congress will meet in Washington on
Monday next.
Tonight the Board Of Education will
meet in regular session.
The corrected time table of the r., w.
& b. r. r., appears in to-day's GAZETTE.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
nearly all the citp churches on Thursday
morning
Jones' i. X. l.. mince meat is regarded
by housekeepers as the best in the mar
ket. See advertisement.
s. Hersey, city Editor of the Commercial,
goes to York county, Pa, Wednesday to
spend week with his old friends.
In order to conform to the hard times
have your winter overcoat made by Bux-
baum Il Co., No. II 4. Fourth street.
Thursday next, Thanksgiving Day, is a
legal holiday, fact which should not be
forgotten by those having business with
the banks.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
THIRD EDITION!
General News.

There are contradictory reports from
Oregon as to whether Gov. Grover in
tends to issue O certificate to Watts, the
Republican Elector, who was poa-mas-
ter. The latest report is that the Cover
nor has said he will issue the certificate,
unless prevented by the Courts.
Governor Hendricks made n farewell
call upon Governor 1ilden on Saturday
afternoon, and left the same night for
indianapolis.
In Washington Territory, Jacobs, the
Republican candidate for Delegate IN
Congress has 800 majority. Tho Terri
toraf Council will stand Republicans to
3 Democrats; the House, IL Republicans
| to IL Democrats.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
SECOND EDITION!
A Ninth Ward Robbery.
TWO HORSE BLANKETS sToLRN-THE
OFFICERS RESISTED.

TWO HORSE BLANKETS sToLRN-THE
OFFICERS RESISTED.
The police station was packed to suffo-
cation, last evening, by an interested
crowd Of spectators who desired to wit
ness the hearing of two young residents
of the Ninth Ward-Thomas Mullen and
Marshall, alias Eddie" Pierce-who
were arrested on suspicion of being con-
nected with theft Of two horse blan-
kets.
Itappears that on Saturday evening,
Geo. W. Todd and Geo. w. Weldon, OF
the Ninth Ward, drove to the residence
of friend, and hitched their horse out
side while they went in the honse. When
they came out two horse blankets were
missing from the carriage, and after
diligent search they were found con.
ceaied in carriage house in the rear OF
Prices barn. Officers Orr and Sharp. or
being informed of the affair, took theil
station in the carriage house in order tG
arrest whoever came after the blankets
About IL o'clock the door was eau
in, but Immediately retreated when they
saw the officers. One Ofthem escaped, ant
another, Thomas Mullen, was onl,
stopped by o warning shot from office
Orr's pistol, which pierced his coat sleev'
and grazed his arm. The third man
Pierce, was seized by officer Sharp, AM
after desperate struggle, in which tn
officer was compelled to vigorously us
his blackjack, he surrendered. IN
two prisoners were then marched to tn
police station, where Pierce had HI
wounds, cut on the nose and brr,is
on the head, attended to by q physical
Last evening Pierce and Mullen had
hearing before Esquire O'Neill, actin
Mayor, and were held to bail, in I'll
sum of $500 for appearance at Court
answer the charge of larceny of blanket
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

A Coon SUGGEsrIoN.-The Norfolk
Landmark, in commenting on the false
and incendiary suggestions OF New
York Herald correspondent, that sit is
not impossible" that people from Vir-
ginia and Maryland ''might make a
dash into Washington; that ..the
President might be sacrificed to their
rage" that the roughs of Baltimore
have have badges "iabeled filden or blood"
that the Monumental City is on the eve
of a new rebellion; "that leading Con-
federate soldiers express willingness to
reopen the war;" denounces the whole
string of roorbacks as absurd and false,
and reconmends the Democratic execu-
tive committee to invite the author OF
the statement to go before the grand
ljury at Washington at its next session
This is a good idea. Let him be made t.
|swear to his reckless charges.-Bo
San.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
HObeas Corpus.

ARGUMENT IN THE CASE OF MARTIN
ALsBERG BEFORE JUDGE BRADFORD.
Judge Bradford, in chambers. this
morning, heard argument in the case OF
Martin Alsberg, on petition for writ
of hdbeds corpus. Alsberg, several weeks
ago; filed petition in bankruptcy, and
was afterwards arrested on a cdpids pro-
cured by several creditors. This morning
his counsel, Anthony Higgins, Esq, ar
gued for the appearance Of the Sheriff t.
show cause why Alsberg should not be
discharged. The petition was opposed by
Chas. b. Lore and S. NJ. Harrington
Esqs., counsel for the creditors, attel
which Judge Bradford continued the
hearing until Friday next.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

Murine Ne,ps.-This morning the
schooner Princess alexander left VIM
Lea & Sons Brandywine Mills with corn
meal for Santa Cruz.
Capt. Haycock, of the tug Falcon, this
morning brought up the following schoon
ers: Right A,oay, with onfor the Dia-
mond State Iron Co., Lucy Jones, with
iron for the Lobdell Car Wheel Co. Trddt
Winds, to Fourth strest wharf, with fur
niture; Elias Ruyon, to lower Market
street wharf, with empty powder keg'
| for DUPONT & Co,
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
Valuable Farm
FOR s ALE.

Situated nta- Red Lion. New Ca'tle Co : -
Delaware.
This very desirable property eontains sbou
one hundred acres of higolv ,mrro' ed itnd
The location Is in one ~ the faest farming
communities in the cou 1ty, is convenient to
churches. schools mil .. &C., and about O
ha uile distant from Beir Station: Delawar.
X. II. ! he soil i, well dap.ed to 81 her frul
or dairy. and now produces excellent grass
grain and root crops. The Buildings are am
Pile and in good CO diiion and consist Of
large tao story dwelling. barn, eranary, na, nay
| place young and thiiftv apple orchar
we'll selected and choice fruit. also. othe
fruit
ILis is rare opportunity for any one wish
ing 10 purchase a inrm Of this size.
| For further in Orma io1 appl. 70
ALFRED Massey,
on the premises,
Or to W. Il. TU hNER.
| Il08 willow rect,
| pOylo-wtf P iiadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

POLICE CAsEs-Before Esquire O'Neill
acting Mayor, last night, Owen Harkins,
a boy of sixteen years, had hearing on
the charge of stealing a pocket-book con.
tanning about $50 from man named
Jesse Messimer, in house of iu-fame
near Front and King streets, on Saturday
evening. The evidence not being sufii.
cient to connect him with the theft he
was discharged.
little girl named Catharine McGinleS
with n stone, was fined 81 and costs.
This morning one case of drunkenness,
was fined so cents and cost
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

ANOTHER INoUEsT-Deputy Coroner
McCaffrey, this morning, held an in
quest over the body of a Six days old in
FAINT, son of Asbury Ford. COL, which
died suddenly at the residence of the
father on High street, between Fourth
Lombard and Poplar streets, DR.. Ogle
declared that death had been caused py
commissions, and the jury rendered yer
dict to this effect.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

On Saturday last the Providence Tool
Company, the chief manufacturers OF
arms for the Turkish Government; stop
ped work, and all the armorers are nov
out of employment. The Turkish Gov
ernment had failed to pay for the guns
already made, the inspectors employed OIL
her behalf were three months in' arrears
of pay, and no satisfactory guarantee
could be given for the future. There
have been altogether 100000 rifles made
there for Turkey, and 100000 of them
are now ready for shipment, but will be
retained until the Turkish Government
pays its debts, or gets some "solid' So
curity.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
The State Legislature.

NAMES OF THE HOLDING OVER AND
NEWLY ELECTED MEMBERS.
The Legislature of Delaware: will meet
in regular biennial session at Dover, oil
Tuesday, January I'd, 1877. 1t is COM
posed of thirty members as follows:
James II. Ray, New Castle County.
Henry Davis, =" &"
H.B. Fiddeman, Kent County.
John W. Causey, Sussex County.
J. Turpin Moore, " e.
SENATOR'S AND MEMBERS ELECTED.
NeW Castle County.
Senator-Harry Sharpley, Brandywine
Representatives-Jam w. Ware, Will
mington; j. w. r. Killgore, Christiana
j. f. Bartholomew, NJ. Creek; Thomas
Holcombe, New Castle Thos. Bird, Red
Lion James Nicholson. Pencader +. II
Cochran, st. Georges.
Kent County.
Senators-J. f. Denney, Duck Creek
G. j. Harrington, Mispillion.
esentatives-Thos. X. Taylor, Lit
tie Creek; A. j. Wright, East Dover
iona. Slaughter, West Dover; j. G. Brown
North Murderkill w. ii. Burnite, Soutl
Murderkill; G. Salisbury, Mispillion
Cornelius J. Hall, Milford.
| SUSSEX County,
Senator-Jas. A. Hopkins.
Representatives. Martin, Seaford
W. W. Morris, N. w. Fork; Miles Mes
sic, Nanticoke;P ;P. Robinson, Indian River;
Kendall Records. Baltimore; d. l.. Mus
tard, Lewes and r; J. l.. Thompson
Broad Creek.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
gPECIAL NOTICES.
1HE GREAT DISCOVERY!

p KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
n Por the cure OF weak stomach gener-
[sshy Indigestion, disease OF the nervous
|s.. constlp alton, acidity Of the stomach.
"A cases r, qulring a tonic.
N line includes the most agreeable and
yr, sslt OF Iron we possess: Citrate OF
ndt oxide, combined with the most en-.
Fa Of vegt table tUnics-Ycllow Peru
ml
n rfect in many cases OF debility, loss 0
rnx and general prostration, Of an Ell
is, Of Iron combined with our valuable
h, most happy II auements the aupe
nises the pulse, takes OF muscular CAB
Ia removes the pallor OF debility, and
tOrid vigOr to the countenance.
woo want something to strengthen you?
700 want a good APPETIZER Do You want
Nld up your constitutions Do you want
NJ vells DO you want 10 get rid OF ner-
nes7 DO you want energy? DO you
bio sleep well? DO you want brisk and
uoa teelmgs2 Ityou do, try Kunkers
aoilron.
|la uuy valuable ten,c has been so thor
bly, tested by all classes Of the communi'
hat ii 10 now deemed indispensable as q
biz medicine. 1t costs but little. purifiee
hood aud gives tone to the ston,asn, rem
ka The system and prolongs life.
lcv only ask trial of this valuable Tonic
te u per bottle. X. n. KUNKEL, Sole
kpietoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask youl
fUisi Tor Kukeps Bitter Wine Of Iron, and
DO other make. Sold only In 81 bottles,
o.her are counterfeit so beware Of them
Tape Worm.
nufeiy removed with purely vegetable
disTs, hs,s n passing from the system alive: -. =,
psnena treated. DIR. K, =. KUNKKI. No
north hnth ST., Philadelphia Advic'
. Seai Pin and Stomach Worms also 70
pyed. Asi your druggist for KUFKEL
oRn SYRUP. Price. el per bottle. Sem
circular. mayld&wlm
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The New Cas-
tie County Teachers Institute will be
held in the College Oratory, at Newark,
Del, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. Interesting subjects will
be treated, and shool teachers, as well as
all others interested, are invited to the
nrpsent
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

A lady who was registered at the ash Eisn;
land House, New York, as MIS-. Ao'Ea' E
Hunter, of Wilmington, Del, whose pe,
hayior indicated that she was iapoti9s
under temporary insanity, was SEM 10 ao
Bellevue Hospital SATURDAY. mgnt, al ;no NO
her friends. a;.ootory
There is no such name ir the directory
, of this city; nor do we believe the BODY
| is from here.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

Fined Fifty Cents ang Costs.-Before
Esquire Brady, Saturday evening, Mary
Washington, COL, who was tried for dis
orderly condnct on complaint of Mary
Owens, was fined fifty cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

CoNrERENCE ACADEY.-Ther rebuild
ing of tie Wilmington Conference Aca-
DENY at Dover, israpidly progressing. 1t
is under roof, and the heating apparatus Is
now being put in.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

THE MAYOR OF LITTLE koCK.-A
gentleman who recently returned from q
trip through the Southwest states that he
met Mr.. Henry Blackwell, u Wilmington
house painter, who left this city about
three years ago, who, he says, is now the
Mayor of Little Rock, Arkansas.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

THE FIRST SNOWY esterday the first
regular snow-storm of the season pre-
vailed. The snow commenced falling
early in the morning, and continued,
thick and fast, until about 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. But the flakes melted as
fast as they fell, and visions of dashing
slcighs and .iingling bells were soon dis
pelled.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

The question is soon to be practically
presented to theAmerican people whether
they or one or two of those corrupt con-
trivances peculiar to the remaining car
pet-bag States ofthe South called return
next President of the United States.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27
THE NEWARK STATIoN.-The =.

THE NEWARK STATIoN.-The T. w.
SRR r. Co., are erecting a new station
at Newark, Del, the contradiction which
az pbilemma Chandler, of this city. The
S cellar was dug and partially walled, but
,hn adverse weather of the past two weeks
eu caused portion Of the wall to fall in land and
y, o,herw;se retarded operations. The work
will be pushed forward as rapidly as s,I pos IS,
s;ble before hard winter weather sets Ill
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

A New PApER.-The Marietta, PA,
Times, a new paper started by Mr.. Gil
bert G.. Cameron, formerly of this city,
made its first appearance on Saturday
1t is Il neatly printed seven-colnmn pa
with local and general news. If the ex
cellence of its initial number is main
tanned the paper will surely succeed.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

WALKING TO NEW CAsTLE.-Well on
to one hundred people walked from this
city to New Castle, on Saturday, to wit
ness the punishment Of several culprits
at the post and pillory. Not one of the
number, we venture to assert, would
walk one-half this distance to attend
church.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-27

Suicide is not more sinful than ne
glecting cough. For only 20 cents you
can buy bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and be saved from death.
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...,a, and Ces'ss'ser~'ai.

.,xGToN, Del, Nov. q 1916.
Will. nN"otations furnished by X.
NJ slock 9oN N. Il. Cor. 4th and Mar
snsG, Wilmington, Del, at T. NJ. to-
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge
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+. .DOn't l Forget It!"sas1SeaERsSi "saSs.S aasrS

snsd All the Burglar Alarms ever ir-
gef pla,ahe agents wanted everywhere. Sill
OiSii d, Address A. II. Singers, 4sS Wal.
''tu"iphia- PA. mar2weomiy
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EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
Paid up Capital. 100000.
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TJyHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
JO2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1901.
Open to receive deposits daily from a
NJ. until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from to o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent, has been regularly paid on
deposits, since the organization OF the Bank
and it is the expectation of the Managers
that this rate of dividends will be continued
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS.
William s. Hilles, George w. Bush,
Clement b. SIN yth," George s. Capelle.
Chas. w. Howland, NJ. l.. Lichenstein,
Nathan'l X. Benson, Edward Darlington
Henry +. Dure, Job Ii. jackson,
f. M. Stonsenberg, VIM. II. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
VIM. s. HILLES, President.
GEO. w. BUSH, Vice President
feb21-1y +. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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NOR SALE.-Three building lots on
Il Jackson street, between 9Th and 7th-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near jackson,
and u lot q feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this Office. mar4tt