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FOREIGN.
The Fourth in London.

London, June 24.-American resi-
dents of London are preparing to Gee
Drate the coming of the 4th of July by
q dinner, at which the diplomatic
represen .atives- of the United States
will preside, supported by Messrs.
Russell. Sturgis. ]. >. Morgan. Hugh
McGuiiaeh. Vim. A. Richards aud
Gen. Heintzleman.
Tom Hughes has accepted an invi-
tation tn be present. A m ,jority of
the English nOtables who We're invited
have declined.
Dean Stanley, in reply to an invita-
ton, has u letter saying that the recent
death of his wife prevents his parlici-
pating in any public affair of like ma
ture. He expresses his warm SYM
psthy and says il Oh the 4th of July
any Americans here desire To visit
Westminster Abbey he will b-' happy
to conduct them through it and paint
out the graves vi some of their dead.
John Bright, in TO an III
~vitation says he deeply regrets that
the state of his health will prevent his
ATTENDANCE.
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NEW YORK.
Sad Suicide.


New York. June 24--This forenoon
Lawrence Robinson. aged Al years, IL
native of California. committed sui
ellie by shooting himself with u re-
volver in the City Hall park. Robin
son, who only arrived in this city re-
Gently. vas fitting up u barber shop In
Cherry street. This morning lie went
out with his young son and sat for n
time ON II Of the seats in the park.
He gave his son $50 in money and
some other v~aluables. and on some
pretext sent him away. During his
absence he drew u pistol from his
pocket and discharged it's contents in
To his abdomen. and died soon after
ward The sun could give no reason
for the fathers act. He said that for
some time past he had appeared to be
in n ~despondent condition. He leaves
IA wife. who now resides in California,
and "a son.
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-TELEGRaPiiIc BREVI7YEs

T. b. Q~nackenbush, who committed
rapf. upon Mrs. Sarah Norton, aged
10. from The effects of which she died,
siilbe hung August 18th.
Chas. Brent, the Louisville forger,
who was arrested in England, but re-
leased June l9lh, has Voluntarily
signed u release Of the money taken
from him OH his arrest, and will ut
once return to America.
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REP
N
" The army Bin.

~ The army BW.
Washington, June z4.-The urmy
appropriation bill as reported from the
Senaie committee on appropriations
to-day, is changed IN the following
iDportsnt particulars: The committee
entirely strike out the eight SECTIONS
by which the House proposed to reduce
and reorganize the army aud ~ estab-
fish lower salaries for officers. Atnend-
ments are accordingly repo ted in-
creasir,g the House Items of the APP
preparation to the aggregate extent OF
over So. 900 ,0OOO. so AZ to provide for
continuing the present force of 25,0D0
men. and the officers salaries as pro-
vided by the existing law, and also TO
more nearly conform to the estimates
of Secretary Taft in ether respects.
The principal items OF increase are
S6l3, 76S for the pay of the army; sol, :
900 for subsistence; $3.50, 900 for the
quartermaster's department; $500 600
for transportation. and $500, 900 for
hire OF quarters. etc. The cnmmittee
recommend the retention Of the House
provision concerning officers mileage.
fixing it ut eight cents per mile in
lieu of all other travel allowances.
Another Disagreement.
The conference GU the legislative
and Judicial appropriation bill has
just separated without coming 10 any
agreement. The differences are so
great that the present committees will
he unable tn adjust them, and u new
conference will probably he appointed
when the House meets on Monday.
This is the fourth conf ference held on
this bill by the existing committee.
1t is not likely that IL conference on
the postoffice bill will be held till
Monday.
Blaine Better.
Blaine 10 better to-day, but his phys
iciaHs insist upon him keeping per-
fectly quiet, that he may be able to
leave as soon Az possible next week.
He will probably go direct to his home
In Maine.
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A long experience in French trac-
ing II the All "f emhroidefy. enable
me Ia offer the adde's of Cheyenne and
vicinity an opportunity To get such
work done neatly aud with despatch.
Special attention given Ia infants EN-
Dodge sireets.l
jl-dtf MRS. U. A. BUcKIsouAM.
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NEW YORK s7ocK MARKET.

New York. June . i-Gold closed at
ll2@ll2t. Money. ,. Governments
dull ana steady. Stocks dun and
steody. Following are quotations !:
Western Union. 87s: Quicss liver. l.:
Pacific Mail, PA Mariposs. 81; New
York Central, l0o4; Erie. 1874; pana-
ma. 49,; u. p. stock, 90; U. r. bonds,
1857; Central Pacific bonds, no.;
Wsils-Fargo, SOL.
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MISSOURI.
Damaging Bridge Blaze.

Kansas City, June 24.-The two
northern spas OF the railroad bridge
across the Missouri river opposite this
city, were burned yesterday. The loss
Is probably SOD 00J. II will perhaps
take two weeks To repair the bridge
and in the meantime the Hannibal &
st. Joe. the Kansas City. st. Joe &
Council Bluffs and the st. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern roads will
not be able TO run trains into Kansas
City.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. !
CHEYENNE. June s. 1876. !
Sealed proposals will he received at
the County Clerks Office until June
Both. 1876, for repairing the road and
moving the bridge at Pole creek cross
inr. on the Fort Laramie road. accord
ing 70 the plans and specification now
on file at the County Clerks office.
Bids must he accompanied by security
In double the amour of the bid. the
commissioners reserving the right "a
reject any or all bids.
@. A. DRAPER,
Chairman Board of County Commis-
sioners.
Attest:
GEO. B. STIMpsoN. County Clerk.
June 9.d&wtd
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UTAH.
More troops for Crook.

More Troops for Crook.
Salt Luke, June 24.-In accordance
with orders received from Gen. Crook,
our companies OF the 14th Infantry
left Camp Douglas this morning ell
route for the Black Hills.
Captured.
John Caine, one of the escaped con-
victs. was captured in the vicinity Of
this city to-day and taken to the peni-
Tertiary.
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NOTICE.
l Will not be responsible for any
bill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employee of the LEADER print
ing efice, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained /:
nor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
~ GLAFcKE.
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Wanted a girl fnr seuvrui house
"nrk. lnquir. at TIE LEADER
"Eice. je23 3Ld '
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Use >. II. kennedy's asmIoek Linz
Inent for horses. a27-titf
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Use =. III. Kennedy's Hemioek Ex-
tsrminalor. True inwardnessu Tor
house yerihiR -dtfa2T
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CAeW Iioss Rose Zine Cut.
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Nonkeys Keep Moss Rose Fine Gu.
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SEALED

For Repairing the ROsd and Moving
the hItdsr ssn Fort Laramse HoAd al
tole . resk Crossing. at Sch wasuze
ktaneh.
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FIRST EDITION!
Religious

Trinity Chapel Services, Sunday Dec,
10th. Morning at 1890 o'clock, even
ing at 7.30 o'clock, Sunday School at o
O'Clock a. IN. Daily evening prayers at
4o'clock through Advent, Friday morn
at 1920 o'clock.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.--Prea-
ching tomorrow at 1890 a, m., and 7.30
p, m, by the Pastor, Rev. J, NJ. z. Otis,
ID. d., subject tor morning, "How prayer
is answered." for the evening, '.Let us
have peace" A sermon on the state of
the country. y The public generally is
invited.
THE OLD SwEEDs SUNDAY School
The public catechising ofthe children on
next Sunday (to-morrow) aftcrnoon,at q
o'clock, instead of 81 o'clock previously
announced. The children will be ex-
amined on their duty toward God, and on
the collect for the day, the second Sunday
in Advent, The parents and friends Of
the children are specially invited to at
tend.
The friends OF the Old Sweed's Church
are reminded Of the children Christmas
festival which will be held in the Old
Church at 7 O'Clock p. M, on Wednes-
day in Christmas week, the 27th inst.
Contribution toward the Festival, glad
ding the hearts OF the little ones, are
respectfully solicited, and may be sent
as heretofore to the Rev.William Murphy
S3J Market street.
Second Baptist Church, corner Of Fourth
and French streets, Rev. II. b. Cook,
pastor. Morning service at 10aa O'Clock;
evening service at 81 o'clock. Sabbath
School and Pastors Bible Glass at =
O'Clock p. m.
Asbury M. L. church, corner of Third
and Walnut streets. Preaching at 10a a.
m, by Rev. Geo. X. Kramar, and 7 p.
m, by Rev. j. Il. Quigg, p. +. All are
invited.
Services tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church. Preaching at 10a a. M and u
p. nj. by the pastor, Rev. 4. NJ. Eastwood
Morning subject; ''The Lords Battle and
how to fight it," Evening; "Seeking
Jesus" Seats free; all are cirdially in
viten. Sunday School meets ga. III.
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POLICE CAsEs.-IIenry IIinson, col,
for dsorderly conduct and disturbing an
entertainment at Ninth and Walnut
streets, was fined 81 and costs.
Mary Cooney, arrested for drunkenness
was saved from thirty days sentence
at New Castle by faithfully promising
to stay at home and do right.
Henry Lee, a Chinese laundryman,wa was
tried on charge of assaulting a boy
named Henry S. Babcock, son of p. J..
Babcock. The evidence was that crowd
of BOYS were annoying the Chinaman by
calling him insulting names, and when
he chased them he caught young Bah
cock, who was not with the others, but
was standing in Trainor's stable, on
Fifth street, and had not been indulging
in any insulting remarks. The Mayor
fined the offender 81 and costs, and told
him that when the1boy annoyed him in the
future to make complaint against them
| and he (the Mayor would see that they
were punished.
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The Superior Court.
YESTERDAYS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AD-
MINIsTRATRIX vs.. HUTTON.
nan 1875

YESTERDAYS PROC CEEDINGs-MILLKR's AID
MINIsTRATRIN VS.. HUTTON.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 8, 1876.
This afternoon, after the Calvert-Sutton
case, was given to the jury the case of
Isaac Millcr's administrative vs.. Hiett
Hutton was taken up.
Chas. Is. Lore, Esq, appeared for plain
tiff, and Levi q. Bird, Esq, for defend
ant This was an action on promissory
note for $4,000. Hiett Hutton, maker,
John w. Moore, payee, and Caleb and
Isaac Miller, endorsers The amount
claimed amounted, interest and all, to
S66iO9. The defence set up is that the
note was paid. 1t appears that when the
note was made Hutton offered Isaac and
Caleb Miller market house stall as Sc
curity for their Endorsement. Hutton
now claims that the stall was takenin
absolute payment and plaintiff contends
it was only given as a collateral security
Jury out. Court adjourned until to-mor,
row morning at 10 o'clock. There will
be no Jury trials, ,as the day is to be de
voted solely to argumentf. III. L. II.
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Gen. Woodall's Misdoings
FurtheT Pdticuiars ofhis Illegal Pen
mdnShip.

Further Pdticuiars ofhis Illegal Pen
mdnship.
In regard to the recent startling Wood
all exposure the Middietwon Trdnscyipt
has the following:
Some two weeks or more ago the sus-
picions ofthe officers andsome otIthe di-
rcctors of the Citizens National Bank
or this place were aroused by some pro-
ceedlngs OF Gen. Woodall in reference to
cortaln notes which he had left at the
bank Tor discount,an the ease and read
mess with which he procured the ell
dorscment of men who were knownto be
very careful and particular in such things.
-Woodall was covertly notified that his
malfeasances had been discovered and he
was warned to flee, which advice he took
and an. made his escape for parts unknown.
This warning was given to him at very
early hour on Thursday morning week
and after telling his family of his troubles,
which was terrible shock to them, he
hastily sought refuge in flight.
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stray Waits.

Old Boreas arose in his majesty and
last night, and "made things howl"
The streams and ponds around town
are frozen over, and the skating is very
good.
Rev j. NJ. p. OTIS, of West Prcsbyteri-
an Church, will preach upon the present
political situation tomorrow night.
Now hasen Immediately to Buxbaum
~ Co.'S, No. II Il. Fourth street, and
have good warm overcoat made to Or
der right away.
The charge of Chief-Justice Comegys,
in the Calveft-Sutton case, is published
III to-day's Gazette. 1t should be careful
ly and generally read.
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ValuabIe Farm
FOR SAE.E.

FOR SAEE.
Situated near Red Lion, New Castle COun-
ty. Delaware.
This very desirable property contains
about one hundred acres of highly improv-
ed land. The location is one OF the finest
farming communities In the county, is con-
venient to churches, schools, mills, &c. and
about q half mile distant from Bear Sta
tiOn, Delaware r. r.. The soil is well adap-
ted to either fruit or dairy, and now produ-
ces excellent grass, grain and root crops
The buildings are ample and in good con-
dition. and consist of IA large two-story dwell
ling, barn, granary, hay house, wagon
house, &C. There is on the place Il young
and thrifty apple orchard of we'll selected
and choice fruit.
This is II rare opportunity for any one
wishing to purchase u farm of this size.
For further information apply to
ALFRED MASSEY,
on the premises.
Or to w. T.. TURNER,
110S Willow Street,
nOv16wtf Philadelp hia
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BEAUTIFUL PICTURES Mr.. WI
liams, having purchased the Photograph.
Gallery. No. East Third street, is pre-
pared ia take first-cass portraits. HI
also copies any style of pictures and LEI, :
larges them to any size desired, iinishe,
in oil, water color and India ink. Du,-
ing the Centennial Mr.. Williams was ell q
ployed by the Centennial Photograph
Company and operated inside the grounds
where he gave entire satisfaction. His
work speaks for itself, and those wishi.4
fine picture should give him a call.
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THIRD EDITION!
The Electoral Vote.
REPUBLICAN LEA a. iNCOUNCII.

Dirided IN Opinion as 10 the Course 10
be Pursued in Regard 10 OTegon.
WASHINGTON. Dec. $.
The Republican Senators gathered is
secret caucus this morning over the
Oregon business. They were good dea!
worried, and counseled together for 3
long time. Blaine was absent; Conklins
was present. but said nothing. West aEd
Logan made long speeches. The ques-
ton discussed was what should be dorc
with the vote Of Oregon when it came to
the hands ofthe President Of the Senate.
Nothing positive was decided on, but the
proposition most seriously contemplated
was the President Of the Senate should
open both envelopes, announce the Hayes
return and throw the other into the waste
paper basket. 1t was objected by tho
wiser ones that the Hayes return would
not bear the great seal of the State, bUa
the other argued that the vote ofthe TIL
den elector was iu their opinion clearlg
cast without warrant Of law an
that the President OF the L. $. Seq
ate would be justified in throwing il cut.
the leading lawyers of the Senate, how
ever, do not advance any such argumeE.
Such men rs Edmunds and Cameron, g.
Wisconsin, hold that there Is no prece-
dent in law or in fact which warranted tEG
lGovernor Of Oregon in issuing certif
cate as an elector to man whom tn
Ipeople OF Oregon said should not be NJ
|elector. The difficulty is that the Re
Ipublicans 10 not see how 10 take H.,
position without abandoning the previou,
one, viz, that Congress has no right t..
,go back Of the legal returns Of the States.
The Democrats will press this poit5
sharply, and Judging from the talk OF the
individual Democratic members, this j.
the only point they will try to make o2t
Of the Oregon case. Several OF the indo-
pendent Republicans members Of ths
House, including Seelye, of Mass. saiC
to-day, that in their judgment the
Oregon case would send the election t.
the House. 1t certainly looks to-nlght
as though it would, at least. force cor
promise.
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"A browning Man VIII Catch at "a
kfrnw.n

If he will catch it, it will do him no
good Thousands of people, who have
neglected colds and coughs until they
have become dangerous, will rush to al
most every nostrum for relief. This is
why so many experiments are tried by
the sufferers. Go to your Druggist, buy
n bottle of WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD
CHERRY, ahd use it with confidence. 1t
will benefit at once and ultimately cure.
1t is no straw; it is cable well-tried,
hold on to it and be saved.
30 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all
druggists
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oprtctAI VACANCY.-The next ONCE
to I've filed i'm the court house, is that OF
Parliamentary. p The term of Mr.. Martin
exnires on ihe 31st. of December, The
anplicants for the office are Capt. Henry
w Long and Joseph 7. Adams, Esd
Cant. Long was an applicant for the office
ten years ago, when w. L. Jones, Esd
was appointed by Gov. Saulsbnry-s"S
ser ,JourHQl.
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IHE GAME TsApE.--Millford has ship
ped to New York and Philadelphia so
tar In the season about 5000 partridges,
i2oo rabbits and 1900 ducks. Game has
oee1 unusually abundant. One party
OF three killed 50 rabbits in one day,
and some farmers have shared as many
as l6 in one night. The value of the
game shipped is about $1,000.
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Y.M. c. A.-The weekly prayer meet
ing at the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton will be held in their Lecture Room
this evening at 1880 All citizens whether
members or not are cordially invited
to be present and take part.
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The Water Witch Ne,c Wheets.-The
Water Witch Fire Company, having sev
eral painters on its roll OF members, mem rso,E Is
economizing by getting the new WheeiS !,
pantedby some ofthem;; Ihe color VIII VIII
be yermiion, glazed with carmlne, WIN
a plain gold stripe to match the rest l ol
The running gear. They viii soon DC
ready for service.
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'iet hhuu ious Cure for Corr =

,I,,, rs,,>h reMnlr of great popularity for
'"s 'tfS without pain.
u HRlNGHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries.
'orner Sixth and Market SITS.
iine Neil Scissors
Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
~ Nal Files, Nail Brushes, etc, for
Y Il. BRlNGHURST Il CO,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
f0r the Faith.
e5u'hrs, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
lAssoal,N in extensive variety. Also
lttt0ycs, Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
tyP Friction Gloves, and many other
ad Ae same classes.
T.. BRINGHURST & CO..
torner Sixth and Market SITS.
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Sutp BuILDING-Capt. B. ;. osborne,
New Ne York, was in the city YESTERDAY
morning, NOR calling upon the Wilmington
shin hnilders. In conversation with a
member mel of ship building firm, he stat
ed that he knew of at least 10 or IL large
IRON ships that were to be built within
the next twelve months, and it would
only be for the Wilmington builders 10
bid low enough to get several OF the con-
| tracts.
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NOTICES..

ELECTION NOTICE.
Ia FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGToN.
Wilmington, Del, Dec.9, 1867
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
Will be held at the Banking House, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of January, 1871 be-
tween the hours off and O'Clock, p. m, for
the purpose of electing nine Stockholders to
serve as Directors the ensuing year
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
dcc9-te Cashier.
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SupMEsr of MACHINBRY.-Pusey,
Tones & Co, have shipped to San Fran
cisco, California, via the Union Pacihc
railroad, a large Beam engine. for side
wheel steamer The engine is II feet
stroke and the cylinder is 65 in diameter.
The two paddle wheels are 40 feet in dia- ia
meter and II feet wide. 10 cars were re-
uuired in its shipment. The firm CON on
tracted to have the engine built in 10Y
days, the contract was strlctiy compneu
with and they had several days 10 spare
The daily gazette., 1876-12-09

\ bite from rattlesnake is sometimes
not more dangerous than severe cough
or cold; A well-merited reputation has
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, and this remedy
is sold by all druggists. Price, 81 cents.
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COLD AND WINDY WEATHER.-IA'
weather, last night, took Il sudden turn,
and after u slight fall of snow became ex
tremely cold. A high wind prevailed at-
ter midnight and continued all this morn
ing, rendering pedestrianism very ua-
pleasant, and causing signs and shutters
to creak and flap in an alarming ma
nnr
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PRoTRACTED MEETING.-Protracted
meeting at Asbury NJ. T.. Church, on
Sunday evening, January 7th, 1877.
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D. ,.riai and tOn snerrfnf.

u,,,uIyGroN, Del, Dec. ., 1876.
sMnnl Ml mutations furnished by X.
Itl hlv' To-, y. Il. Cor. 4th and Mar
lebl'gWH ebi Wilmington, Del, at =. NJ. to-
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, Dec :.9th---l, A. nj.
For the Middle States and lower lake
region, decidedly colder, ,northerly to west
erly winds and are as of now followed by
weather and rising barometer in
southern and western portions.
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LAND SALE.-J. Frank Mancha, -
estate agent, sold last week, for i. IL
Cummings, his farm Of 14G acres, nea
Woodside station, Kent county, to Mrs
Maria w. Derby Of Franklin county, N
y. for $1,000.
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sptLIAL NOTICES.
lHE GREAT GlS 0vERY!
RKrNKLE'S BITTER WINEOF

LRKrNkLE'S BITTER WINE OF
N for the cure OF weak stomach. gene
|Alty, Indigestion, disease of the ner-
ystem, constipation, acidity of the
|.sb, and all eases requiring n tonic.
kvlnc includes the most agreeable and
lgi salt Of iron we possess Citrate
ErGic oxide, combined with the most
|yaCO vegetable tOnics-Tellow Peru
Ehfk
eEd in many cases of debility, loss
IWie, and general prostration, of an
tesatof iron combined with our val
|ypre, is most happy. 1t augments
|Fpille. raiscsthc pulse, takes OFF mus
t.tblheSS, removes the pallor of de-
II and gives a 1lorid vigor to the coun-
"a
! yOl want something to strengthen
l'hy0l want Il good appetite? DO you
fhtGlld up your constitution? DO you
tDttl well? DO you want tO get rid
|rOusness? DO you want energy? Do
nnlo sleep well ? DO you want brisk
rpT0ls feelings? If you do, try
pals Wine Of Iron.
tAtulyvaluablc tonic has been so thor
fyl@id by all classes OF the commu-
/ that il is now seemed indispensable as
1t costs but little, puri-
Pebo0d and gives tone to the stomach
Paes the system and prolongs life.
fE only ask trial of this valuable
4 fnce II per bottle. Il. +. KUN
soe Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
|yOlfdrugsiSt for Kunkel's Bitter w inc
Eon and take no other make. Sold only
NpIS All others are counterfeit, 50
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READING RAILROAD SECUITEN Is
LONDON.

READING RAILROAD SECUITEN Is
LONDON.
The London Times of the I'D ultimo
contains this notice.
"Messers. MaCalmount Brothers X Co.
notify that sterling coupons and drawn
bonds, due December l, ofthe Perkiomen
Railroad consolidated mortgage 6 per
cent. bonds due December /, will be paid
at their counting house on and after date. :
The same paper, in its article, says.
Omitted States railway securities have
again declined. Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad bonds are still sinking, not
withstanding the news that the dividends
next falling due will be met.
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FOR SALE.

3 acksinith and wheelwrlaht shops to1eth
er with Dwelling House and et'blc. situated
in the town 0i Newark, Delaware. This
stand has been established over 10 years.
Terms easy. 5. Is. WRIGHT,
nGvl6-wtf Newark. Del,