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Registers Order.
RroIsTER's OFFICE

REGISTERS OFFICE
New CASTLE COUNTY, February q, s.
Upon the application of Andrew j. nvs
ger and James Hossinger,- ExecutVWps Wb
JOSEPH HOSSINGER, late ol ,ss wsJ
Clay Creek hundred. in said county. dsSs sss
ed !. is ordered and directed BY the H's1 N
ter that the Executors aioresala rsstI
notice of the granting Of Letters ,a@
mentary upon the Estate Of the dee.nl nh
with the date of granting thereof. ey esuS
advertisements to be posted within lolv m
from the date of such Letters. in siA " n
most public placer Of the county OF Eem
tie. requiring. all persons having ae same
against the Estate. to present the e,sh ss n
abide by an Act Of Assembly in saSa
mado and provided. And also cause tIi IN h
to be inserted within the same pernit1uh
Daily Gazette, q newspaper puoiSt,Sst ,Sstsl
Wilmington, and to be continued ~"
6A three weeks. E. o. ID. ..s
UkS6 Given under the hand ana ri
Office of the Register aioressas, esa.ss,l
New Castle, New Castle county aioi'''
S. G. BTGGs. Register
NOTICE, hs
All persons having claims against .aV .a1
tate of the deceased must present the n
duly ,attested to tle Executors, on At A.
fore February 21sf. 1877. or abide tno tnrdsj M
Assembly in such case made and pI3GrT%R pTGTR
ANDREW ]. H0SSdnn'h"
JAMES H0SSINGEh, ,,ot;l
Address Newark. Del. Exe-ss
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WEDNESDA
THE 18th DAY OF MARCH. 1876,
a -.

CHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue of suudry
- writs Of Ais. Levari Facias, to me di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Hotel of James G. Townsend. at 7 ownsend,
in Appoquinimink Hundred. New Castle
County. Delaware. on
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ExECUToR's SALE
Or
Household Furniture.

viii be sold at Public Sale. on FRIDAY,
the 10th day of March, 1876, at 10 -w
o'clock, q. M, at the corner OF Gil--
pin Avenue and Adams street in he-0
city OF Wilmington, n large lot ofszf4kD
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
VICTOR Dupont,
Executor OF William Thatcher. decd.
THos. nj. OGLE, Auctr. mar4-5t
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A UCTION SALE Of FINE FURNITURE,
IA at the Northeast Corner of Fourth and
Jefferson streets. WEDNESDAY Morning,
March 6, commencing at 10 O'Clock. -<zz-s5,1
Handsome Parlor, Chamber, Hall ---ssFssS
and Dining Room Furniture, made IL
by Allen n Co., Philad elphia. ESe4-z
Velvet. Brussel. Tapestry and Ingram Car
pets; Wardrobe, Mattresses, Bolsters, Pill
lows. China, Glassware, Stove. etc +, etc.
Persons desiring good furniture are especi-
ally invited TO this sale, as every article is
to be positively sold.
MRS. ANN c. CLELAND.
l.. w. STIDHAM q Son, auct'rs. feb29-6t
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SHEnIFF"S SALES.
~4ssKsrF's SALE

RY virtue of sundr. writs Of venditioni
ed TO / ublic tale o. the Premises. near
Milford n Koads, in Mill Creek Hundred.
in New Castle county. Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
q. - ~uE 10th DAY OF MARCH. ls.G,
at II O'Clock NJ,
The following described personal prope -ty,
viz:
Three horse.. y,ke Of oxen. cows.
hogs. farm wagon, 3 dearborps, 4 piows.
twin harrow. cultivatOrs. wheelbarTow,
grindstone. 2 sets of carriage hsrpes 2sets Of
wagon harne s. z set of plow harness. lot of
hay. wheat and corn, blacksmith tools, house,
hold furniture. beds. bedsteads and bedding.
bureaus tables. chairs. carpeting, stands.
s,oves. clo,k. Also, lot of dairy fixtures. Do.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
pcrty Of Eli Mote. and TO be sold by
WIN. IL. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
Mar. 4. A. d.. 1876. s mari
CHERIFF'S SALE.
> BY virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni
Exponas. to me directed. will be exposed to
Public Salc on the premise', 5l7 Orange street,
city Of Wilmington, in New Castle county,
Dell. on
WEDNESDA
THE 18th DAY OF MARCH. 1876.
At 2 o'clock. p. In.,
The following described Personal Property,
viz:
2 planing machines. cut off saw L bench.
gig saw. mortising machine, moulding do.
dove-tail saw, 4 work benches, hot of lum-
ber. lot of sash and blinds. Rrindstone. &c
Also. ON same day. at his residence. corner
Tenth and Jefferson streets. household and
kitchen furniture. consisting of beds. bed
steads and bedding, chairs. bureaus. tables,
Washstands. Carpets. &c.
Seized and taken into execution as tho
property of Isaac Pyle. and to be sold by
WIN II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.
March 6. 1876 mar7-ts
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E0R RENT-Stere. Bakery and Dwell,1
Il good business stand
VIM. BRIGHT
mar4tf Wilmington. Del
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
me directed. will Be exposed to Public sale,
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE, 2O5 MARK EFT ST.,
kept by Hugh IIorner, in the City Of VIII
mington. New Castle County. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
TIE llth DAY OF MARCH, 1876.
At o'clock, D. M.
the following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot piece or parcel of land
with wo-storied brick house thereon erect
ed. situated in the city of Wilmington afore
said, bounded and described as follows. to
wit: Beginning at the intersection Of the
northerly side of Twelfth street with the
SAID SIDE OF French street northerly fourteen
feet eight inches more or less to the middle
Of the division wall between this and Charles
Hallams adjoining house, thence by n lin a
OF said Hallam's land easterly parallel with
Twelfth street and passing through the mid-
ole OF said division wall one hundred an 4
seven feet two inches to the westerly side of
twenty feet wide alley or street. thence
along sad SIDE OF said alley or street south
erly parallel with French street fourteen
feet eight inches more or less to the afore-
sand SIDE ofIwettth street. and thence there
by westerly one hundred and seven feet two
riches to the place of beginning be the con
tents thereof what they may with the use and
privilege OF the within mentioned twepty
ieet WIDE alley or street in common forever.
seized and taken in execution as the prO.
perty of Kooert Broomall. surviving mortga-
ger and I. t, and TO be sold by
e,, VIM. H.. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Feb. 3D. ! Is Sal.ij A. =. NsT is7G. oA'''' .eols
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FOk SALE AND Il ENT

EoR RENT House No. 3lS shlpley s,,,1
II with 20 feet side yard. Apply to
mar4-l0t+ IL. iiTIMpp
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WANTS

"AN1ED-T To hire two active vG
w horses. Good feed and care Appl
TO j. s. RICHARDS0M
feb12tf Wilmington. Del. |
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E0k KENT-The Hotel property in N
l. village of Christiana; good stablipr, M
slaughter house. Posses SION 25th Of MuJ
next. Terms moderate.
Enquire of MARGARET KING.
ianl9-dtfwlt No. Sl9 Orange stree,
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NOTICE

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Curious Old Women.

Near Stanton, .Scmerse: county.
died two very aged women, sisters,
the elder aged 81 years and the
younger g.. They resided with tho
family of u son Of one OF them, and
had both become some wbst childish
and in,ractxble several months prior
to their death. They were sick o.
tho same time. and occupied beds Ia
tie same room footing EACH other. It
i. related by q neiehbor tina, the two
old wo,n'n qnarrclsd just n short
time previous t. their death, a"out
the p0siiion in which the Bible should
be placed upon o table in tho room .
.ni each Was hound TO have her way.
Too feeble to move. they lsy in bed
aud, 10 the manuer Of ht,lo childrso.
called zach o,hOr bal "nsmes,"
mean " hile shaking their Asts 10
way they probably thought wss very
threatening. 1t had been the boast
Of each that she would live longer
than her sister and st last when the
younger women pcscetully passed
from earth, the elder seemed for .
d,on,eu. TO glory in tho fact that she
had won the race. But Il was NOT
for long. Even before the body Of
her dead sister was cold, she too re-
liuquished her feeble hold on lifo, snd
-lept the sleep that knows no wski e
this side tho portals oi the tomb
John sto,pn Tribune
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NENrREVlLLE HOTEL,
" (Lats Mrs, Wsavsr's)
Csntsrvils Snyder Co., Pa.
PETEk HARTMAN, REopristoS.

This long established and we'll known hots
having been purchased By the undsrsiks ssd, N
lieits share OF the public "a! ronsys;,
April, .. Is'i.
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SHERTFEa 0ALES.

k,vsss o. susc,y w"so o. vssdiuosl
ooss' s'eu rso,s Issoed out e'
me co." s' V'mmon r'ees ot snyder w.
ns.,,n ."s " "e u'rsrsu wiz os eApo,sc 20
ao"o o~' 'as sI'u''nouse u M'aos'
'sre' on ,r,,n. =. 80,
Wal 10 io'0.
oo oioeA ~ ~. .ps rono"ing nsh 6s'
~ '.." ,'se' u .snu s,eu
10 ~ M'..u ,sP" 1nyusr county; rs.'
oa'v.s r.., nS 80 ~ "I W "era,a onser.
n"" oy 's', " ,se e"' ooa'n . "es,
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STEWARDS SONGS

Let no, thy Hs>r,b be Troubled. $. mac. stewart.
3oc.
The Song my Mother Sang. s. and q. Stewart.
apc.
Tell her Love her spng aud cbo. stewart, Sc.
Whisper that you Love ipc. q. and q, Stewart aac
Take nv stsin TO your Heart Q, 4 {. Stewart 3oc
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ICtENTENNIALl CENTENNIAL
GOULD 4 Co,

N. =. Corner Market ana Ninth Sfssts, o3ss
snd 1t South Second Street, ~ and
10 North second street.
puiLApElrutA.
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AsSignee'S Notice.

A Lii persons Interested are here
"A hy uoiin iihat D'vii VI i.-r. ~ Nj idlc.
crock towu-uip, Suyi'r COUNT, has n,iJ an as
sigumen'of all his effects, r"Ii and r"rs,n,l u
tn" uudrrS rSiyheif f,r thu hen mt uf his crrtilnr-
Al persons having cl,ims ssrs rrT tested To pre-.
sent them 10 hc un iersiguei an persons iu.
is0,ed ~ill pleas. make inImrt ate n,yn ~.
SEM LEIrZEL,
janis, Assignee
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BOROUGH STATEMENT.

OTATEMENT ofthe Finances Of the
- borough Of Middisssrg, for the year esd,
Ina- pIIl 4 lAIh.
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CAMUEL FAUST,
Merchant Tailor,

Has just received an entire new stock o
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs L vEsTlNGs,
all Of = superior quality which be IL pre-.
pared 10 make up in the beat style and on
.hcrt notice. lie also keeps Brown and
White French Yoke Linen Shirts. s.anda gen.
ernl assortment Of eenflemens Furnishing .
Goods. all Of which he offers TO the public
nj very reasonable prices.
Call At my place in Holmes New Build
ing opposite the Keystone Hotel, selinr
drove IA.
June !. 1S68--tf.
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SA,ak = Yeeae 0eoh.

-. - SUe& - - ve&
Mr.. Morgan was . rich, and also
o good nan. The psep,s 81 the
town respected bin, seSt lin to
Parliament, and, seldom undertook
anything without asking his advica
II school house was to DO built
tho plan had TO be talked over with
him. Widow P-ALaskcd him
what she should plant In her Held.
farmor S------always got his advice
in buying cattle, aud Mrs. -----
consulted him about bringing up
her boys. .r . -',.. - 49,
When asked how be was 40 sue.
cessful, Mr.. Morgan said II will
tell you how il was. One day, whom
I was lad, party Of boys and
girls were going 10 distant pasture
10 pick whortleterries. / wanted TO
go with them, but was fearful that
my father would not let me.-when
I told him what was going on, sud
he at once gave the permission 10 20
with them. could hardly contain
myself for JOY, and rushed into the
kitchen and gotta big basket, and
asked mother for . luncheon. l
had the basket on my arm, and
Was just going ont Of the gate. when
my father called me back. He took
hold OF nv hand, and said. in . very
gentle voice: Joseph. what are
you going for. TO pick berries or 10
play 7" "To pick berries,' I re-
piled. "Thcn, Joseph. I want 70
tell you one thing, /. is this When
you fnd good bush, do not isAva
il to find . better one. The othsr
boys and girls will run about,
picking . little hero and there.
wasting . great deal Of time, and
not getting many berrisa
II you do As thcy do, you will
como home with an empty basket.
II you want berries, stick TO your
bush" :
II won't with the party, and We
had capital time. But it WAS just
as my father said. No sooner had
one found good bush then he called
to the rest. and they left their sevs.
raj places and ran of to the new
found treasure. Not content more
than . minnie or 40 in one place.
they rambled over the whole pasture
got very tired, and at night had
but very few berries. My fathers
word kept running in my ears, aud
I stuck to my bu h. When ! had
done with one, I found another.
When night came, I had q largo
basket Of nice berries, more than all
the others put togethes, aud Was
not half so tired as they were. I
went home happy. But when I
entered found my father had been
taken ill. He looked at my bas-
ketfnl Of ripe blackberries, aud said.
We'll done .Ioseph.--Was it not
just as I told youf Always. stick
to your bush" Ho died = few days
after, and | had to make my way
in the world rs best l could. Hat
my father words sunk deep into
my mind, and I never forgot tho
experience Of the whortlebeyries-I
stuck to my bush."
When l had !iir place, erd
was doing we'll. did not lss,s it
and spend weeks and months ia
finding one little better. WheG
other yonng men sail
Come With ns, and wc viii 'nSts
a fortune in n Few wcoLs' I shook
my head and "stuck To my bRsh.
Presently my employers Offered 10
take me into business with them.
I stayed with tho oil house until
tho principals died, and then I h.d
everything wanted.-Ths habit
of sticking to my busincss lod pso-
plo to trust me. and gave me char
acter. owo all | have and am to
this motto-"Stick to your bush. -
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j. B. sELHElMEE -
DsALEB IN 90
HARDWARE,
Iron, Nails, .,
Steel, Leather,
Paints, Oils,
Coach & Saddlery Ware
AND MANUFACTURE or
stoves Il TinWarc.
MARKET STREET.
Le>visiO>vn, Penn'n. .
November 2. lS11-u
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NOV. 35nd, 1875.

Trains ledre Nrndon as fol.
!otcs (!Smnolays Ercepted.)
For Sbamokip, 1910 ll.O0 m and
3.40pm'
For Mt. Carmel, Ashisnd. ramAqus
Po,ts,ills. Reading. and Philsdslphis
10. 10 Q u.
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DANkS' SONGS.

Mo'h.,j Angel Mc,hsr' Ssle end eusrss,.
Dsnts. Noe.
Robin. Sweet R,hbin. song sud cho. Dsnhs. Sc
Are y,u waiting there for ne song and cho
DAnks. 10,
Hsrh I the v--psr Deli. ere shimipe. song and
cho. Danks. Soc,
10 there Room In Heaven, dear MSthers song
aud Cho. Danhs. 3ne.
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DIR. GORpNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND GEYTlAN.


MAY FLOWER AND GESTIAN,
Sure cure for LIVER Complaint. Dyspersis.
I"putitie. of tho boo I and tfneral debility,
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from "a il-orlsr-i svsten. positive and cros.
tual cure iIr t.yer and Aqua. Thousands have
used ~ when all othcr remedies hiei and to-.
'Ay are perfectly cured.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND
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plants rheumatism Toothnrhe and Neurilsl,
THIS Compound u wnrrantei and has never
been known to tail Ia cramp Coils In Horses.
HORSE AND CATTLE LlNIMENT.
rhi. ce,ohratei Linlnen, hs. no equal In ~.
world for tAo tu;lnsir4 cn,npI lint. in man or
t~ist, vi; Sprlir., purrs, sweeney, collar
EliSt"r., Flesh wounds ul ~ kinds ~ MA o.
beast, hheutnit iti'm, Burn. anl Ncill',"hrrant
81 T. 'nte snake Blt"'' AHn" IN tho hrc'st' sore
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" all who have utol IL.
Keystone Cough SYRUP.
Tit. wnrdsriul moiirin,. whirh ~ pur.iy Veg
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sion once deeply seated cannot lie cured. Try II
ye Affected mes tor pkthi.ic '"r1h, bronchitis,
an I MI affections uitne Tgrr Il ,ni Lung.
aud with n ''nl's bles-ing AMI y r-gulIr use ~
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connd ntly expect tcure,
GORnNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
Tor tho relief AMI cure Ut II Iipu. "on ltints NJ
nll kiuls, pyspcp.I, Jamie iis.id. ne, in
digestion, Impurity oiths nlnni ~,
GDVpNEK'S rILE REMEDY
10 q sure Cur. Tor Rlsciiny ami 'tching pilos.
full dlreriinr. TER us' acco up'ny och AMI
every ricsag- of 'hs ,rovs medicine Ito sure
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fully communicated Address
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Light Street tolumhla 90 Pa
F5r sale at all Druggists an" Co Intry stores,
Connecticut western news., 1876-03-17
Names of Countries.

The following countries, it is said, were originally named by the Ph@ni- clans, the greatest commercial people in the world. The names in the Pheni- clan language signify something charac- teristic of the places designated:
 Europe signifies country of white complexion, so named because the in- habitants were of lighter complexion than those of Asia or Africa. Asia signifies between, or in the middle, from the fact that geographers placed it be- tween Europe and Africa. Africa signi- fed the land of corn or ears. It was celebrated for it's abundance of corn and all sorts of grain. Siberia signifies thirsty or dry-very characteristic. Spain, a country of rabbits or comics. It was once so infested with these animals that they sued Augustus for an army to destroy them. Italy, country of pitch, from it's yielding great quantities of black pitch. Calabria, also, for the same reason. Gaul. modern France, signifies yellow-haired, as yellow hair character ized it's inhabitants. The English of Caledonia is high hill. This was a rugged, mountainous province in Scot land. Hibernia is utmost or last habi tation for beyond this, westward, the Phanicians never extended their voy, ages. Britain, the country of tin, great quantities being found on it and adjacent islands. The Greeks called it Albion, which signi6ed in the Phenician tongue either white or high mountains, from the whiteness of it's shores or the high rocks on the western coast. Corsica signifies the footsteps of men, which il resembles. Syracuse signifies bad savor, so called from the unwholesome marsh on which it stood. Rhodes, serpents ol dragons, which it produced in abun. dance. Sicily, the country of grapes Scylla, the whirlpool of destruction, Etna signifies furnace, or dark and smoky.
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A TOOthache Remedy.

Dr. Duckworth. of St. Bartholomew's hospital, London, has recently success fully used bicarbonate of soda as remedy for severe toothache, when ap- plications of chloroform, either external ly to the cheek or to the ear, or placed on cotton in the decayed tooth, failed and when carbolic acil, applied as last mentioned, also proved imperative. Pledoets of cotton, soaked ln solution of thirty grains of bicarbonate of soda in one fluid ounce of water, gave almost instant relief. Dr. Duckworth considers that very frequently the pain is due to the contract of acid saliva with the de- cayed tooth; and therefore it is isupor- tant, in cases of odontalgia, first to de- termine whether the saliva had an acid reaction. If this be the case, then simple alkaline application, as above stated, is the most eficacious | cans of cure.
 Cases of toothache are such common accompaniments to disordercd stomach that there seems every reason for the truth of the above authors conjecture. Doubtless on the same ground is due the efficacy of ammonia, so frequently recommended, but which, if applied carelessly, is liable to produce more pam by burning the gum than already exists in the tooth.
 Bicarbonate of soda is found in every kitchen, and hence no more handy remedy could be devised, while it is destitute of any painful effects and the rationale of it's operations and it's sim- plicity make us wonder why it has not been thought of before.