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inst, by Rev.. Landis, Mr.. William G..
Seiber, of East Salem, and Miss Mary E.
Haldeman, of Evendale.
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E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wins of Ircr

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%, L. hunkelS bitteF Win9 OF lrcB
has never been Known 70 tail in ~ cure of
Weakness, attended with s-rup'orfs: nd s.
position 20 eyrrtion, loss OF memory, q. j.
Guilty of breathing, general weakress, b.
ror OF disease, weak. nervous rrrf'hii 2,
dreadful horror of death. night sSeets, ID
feet, weakness. dImness Of vision. lerg g-a'.
universal i,ss.tnde of the :uUseB,sr s,-s''''.-,
enornioiis appetite with dysreptic sFhtums,
hot hands. flashing of the body, dFyness OF
the skin, paliid countenanee and eruptiors
on the face. purifying the blood. pain II tie
buck, heaviness OF the eyeiids, frfquens
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Debility. a depressed. Irritable state OF
mind. a weak, nervous. exhausted feeling.
no energy or aninaioo. rc1fuSed he,d.
weak men ory. the eoDsea,,-ue..s ~ rxce.
aes. mental overwork. This nrrvoN, d.
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Hall DED1cArIoN. -McAEsterville
Lodge, No. 716, L o. o. F., intend
dedicating its new Hall on July 4th.
1877. Eminent speakers are expected
to be present. All the Lodges In the
county have been invited and a good
time generally is expected
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VsRyE's "DR. Ox's EXPERIENCE" AND
GA WINTER AMID THE IcE."-We have just
received the above new issue Of Jules
Verne's ever popular stories, in the favorite
s.Lakeside Library" editions. Illustrated
with 29 characteristic Engravipgs. 1t is
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postpaid for u cents, oy the publishers,
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PENK'A. R. r. TIME TABLE.

an and after Sunday, May 18th, 1877,
~ passenger trains will leave Mifiin Sta
ton, +. Z. r., as follows:
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THE case of ROLAND, the notorious Cham
berspurg bank robber. Is again in the su-
preme Court He hopes TO escape justice
by taking advantage of legal technicalities.
-Ez.
ROLAND is clearly guilty, is a dan
gerous man to society. If Judge
Lynch should disregard the majesty of
the law and take the thief out and hang
him, society could stand the breach in
the law.
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NesC Advertisements.
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Patterson, May IL, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
FIRST, EDITION!
THE HEALTH BOARD.

The Board of Health met last even
ing, in regular semi monthly session
President Poberts in be chair 81
The First Ward coun.l...e, repor-
ted the nuisance on Front street be-
tween Jefferson and Madison, as
abated. - ~
The committee on accounts repor-
ted the following bills correct, aud on
motion orGeIs wdre directed to be
drawn for the amounts: William
Hickey, 50 so; John Lungren $2l,2t
VIM. Hickey, 500 SO, Geo. w. Vernon
& Son SO. -a--
The Second Ward committee repor-
ted the nuisance al the new round
house, was being abated.
Mr.. Burke, from the Tenth Ward
committee reported that South stree
running from Maryland avenue te
Railroad avenue was in very filthy
con dition.
Mr.. Roberts said that he had in
formed the Street Commissioner oil
the nuisance but he had stated that he
could take no action in the matter AN
ii authorized by Council.
On motion of MIR. Smith, the com
mittee Of the ward were instructed Il
notify the property owners to hav,
the nuisance abated within teer
| daYe.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
Squire Fsfssa,s1ass1Z..
A Horse Case-A Rent Suit-Assa,,

r. - = 4 a
a Horse Cdse-A Rent Suit-Assault
and Battery, etc.
Esqire Frazer's large otfice was filed to
overiowing, last night, when the follow
ing cases were disposed Of;
DANIEL Quigley Us, Brooks Foster. Tn
this case the plaintiff testified that on
September 24th he entrusted Foster with
ms horse, agood animal, valued at about
slo0 That Foster next day, desired to
trade horses with him, Offering a wagon.
set OF harness and IS to boot; that he
| agreed to exchange horses over night.
and see about trading the next morning :
ne soon found out that Fosters horse
was worthless animal, but when he
went to obtain his horse from Foster the
latter refused to surrender the animal
ana secreted him in his house. Under
the law making breach of trust felony
in this State, the Squire held the accused
in 500 bail for appearance at Court.
| Mrs. q. A. Hayes Us. Chas. Gabke-Ip
this case the plaintiff established the fact
that she rented house belonging to the
defendant, at the ra0e Of S4 per month
but that Gabke frequently required hel
to pay $500 per month afterwards she
renewed she renewed her rental at tn,
rate of $3.50 per month, and Gabke com
lpelied her to pay $4.75. She thereupol
prouBnJ sun TO recover $40 overpait
rent. Both sides were numerously pro
vlded with witnesses, and after careful
hearing the Squire gave Judgment il
favor of the plaintiff, Mrs. Hayes, ,rfor tn
sum OF $275. The costs in this little sui
amounted to s6.76. After the hearing
little contention sprang up between Mr.
Hayes and Gabke's wife, which woul
have resulted in hair-pulling had not tn
Squire lnterfered.
state Us. Caleb Miller, tor assault an
battery ON Michael Mcdonnell, it ar
lpearing that at the time of the alleged a,
sault the plaintiff was tresspassing Will
drunk, upon the defendants premises
he case was dismissed.
VIM. ii. Baldwin just out of jail, wa
ordered back again, to await trial !;
, Court on charge of habitual drunkene.
! and threatening harm to his wife.
There being no further cases the Cou
adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
smEFFzTrS BRIDGE BurrDrScp 1.-The

ledger gives a description Of an iron
bridge that the Edgemoor iron works are
building for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, The bridge Is being erected
ON the spot where the old bridge is and
the cars are run daily over the bridge as
the work progresses. This is the great
noveltyin the work whichsleads the ediI
ter of that ablej journal 1tospeak OF 1t as
solving the puzzle of building, if not
removing, an old building until the new
one is flashed on the spot where the old
one stands. The company, Is, proving
that ttis can be done with bridge but
we think the old puzzle as to the house
still remains unsolved. The Ledger says !:
| At the place referred to the track of
the railroad crosses the Susquehanna
river on bridge of twenty-three spans,
having an aggregate lenglh of 1910 feet
between abutments the whole length of
the bridge is being reconstructed, max
ing an entirely new and larger bridge Of
wrought iron-this is being erected upon
the site of the old bridge; and, in the
meantime, the enormous travel and traf-
fic of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
i ny-hundreds of heavy trains every day
,t-pass over the bridge without the slight
est interruption. ,....fN
This is solving the old puzzle on a
colossal scale; but even that is not the
most surprising feature of the work. The
, iron superstruoture of the bridge is near
/ lily three-quarters of q mile long; it re
quires thirty-six hundred tons of rolled
wrought-shaped and nicely fitted iron
, not pound of that iron was in course o
manufacture until about the end of Jun,
| of this year, and the three-quarters of .
mile of bridge trusses were to be finished
and put in place in a complete bridge b.
Q the first day of December The story o
the rapid progress made towards the sue
cessful completion of this unexample'
s achievement in bridge building Is told i
t the letter referred to. 1t is story show
8 ing wonderful degree of certainty in tn
methods of our civil engineers, and O
t the marvellous facilitiesfor work and tn
accuracy and rapidity of our great iro
manufacturing establishments, of whic
all Amerlcans may be justly proud. Th
manufacture, is being done dt the Edge
moore Iron Works, near Wilmington
identi fed with the Philadelphia house o
William Sellers & Co., and the work {
erection is being done by the Delawar
Bridge Company. Fourteen of tn
twenty-three spans are already In plac
: We are assured that the execution of tbi
work is the most rapid known achiev.
N ment in bridge-building under ike cond
tions ON large scale on great line
railway, without interrupting traffic.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
AoAL TIM TABLE,

Pbiiads'Ss LEAVE WILMINGTON.
4; %ne lpula; 2.21, GAO, 6.55, $40, 900,
IN as IW "a. m; 1887, 12 40, 2.3O, 4.30,
iS5S'P, 5S, I !, !: m. On Sundays: 2,21, 10 a.
Swi sw 80, Q 46, p m. -
n a." y NJ iork ? Y, 8 II, a m, 10 81, ~ 40,
ESiPp, ESiPp,t ~, Oh Sundays: 221am M.
'mi 'i1I2fe ~ s1 and Washington: 1 06, g 80
N n m, ~, BY. %. 8 55 p m; on Sundays
EOn n Deposit; 456 p m; no Sunday
P'T S6 cssstle: snlS: 5, 6 20, 80 a m; 80, 80 p
/ 'Sassse Susasse, R. '.l R.; sos, 9 80 a m; 80 p m;
\; i'iRiilnglon u II & Northern R. R.: 6 % q
,eawpl 10 = m; no sunday train.
mamaIe M Western r. r.: 10 20 n m:h &c
u'on Sundays; 10 80 a m,
h 9lSs pLH. ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
/; - 5igduei IL lliia Y 56, 8 "a, o "a a m; L
|B S5,' y %, S55, 4 81, IA, 6 25, I %
tGa NJ y ~ p m; on sundays: II Sc
! Nswr ~ ! 80, 3 u, II 10 p m.
|g =, lork II Sc, s "a a m; 12 a, 70 81
ID I'M M III ; on Sundays: !: II sc q m
ID. sSSe,,'.re:2 a AZ ~, 941, a m; 1877, 10 38
\ m W p mi on Sundays: 2 i8 a m 8 81
[s s%sa1SShington: 21s a m; 1921, 1898
Im III Ill; on Sundays: 2 1S IN; A.
kins' kiyl' Deposit; sOoa m; no Sunday
d, SCg 6 Va Castle: 9 81 T 55, s5oa m 1900 m
b 1eIav,,, 1IaV, % ? m; no Sunday trains.
/; No nSSmaie Sn,,ie Il. r.: 90 a IN; 4 70, 6 40 |
! NJ sunday trains.
la, sHltlillhslon ~ 4 Northern r. r.: II 8
b beiaYpil p Ill; no Sunday trains.
ND m, are are Western r. r.; I 55 a m
hsss Fn,, %n ON SUNDAYS: 6 90 y m.
" NitMlNGT ON LEAVE PHI
b Brooa ADELrHIA.
Rat at'TSe a. street and Washington ave
ItO,5l5G So 40, 1880, 45 m; 3 80. 8 81
+ TiirTlSya' TS a m; sna.t @ %, . 45, i 50, p m.
X y Il As m 9iyI u X ana q Market streets
e~"'aSs' 80 Il 45 D m,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
Industrial Items.

Dallas, Tex, now has in operation a
huge steam sausage mandatory.
Eighty thousand cattle are to be ship
ped in one lot from Taylor, Texas.
1t is stated that since August /, 1876,
over 800 GOO people have moved into the
State of Texas.
The Enterprise Factory at Augusta,
Ga, will soon be ready to begin opera
tions. 1t has 7 300 spindles and 123 looms.
A fourteen-aere field near Georgetown,
s. c., has produced 994 bushels of rice,
being an average of II bushels to the
acre.
The Titusville (Pa) Hera Id, oath, says
the oil producing territory in the vicini-
ty of Titusville is increasi ng in import
ance.
The new factory buildings of the Jaoo-
bus aud Nimick Manufacturing Compa-
ny, Pittsburg, will be completed in No
vember
/, The Kittanning Pa.NCoal Company is
arranging to ship to South Ameri-
ca direct, via the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers. 1t is thcHghtit can be done at a
profit .f,-,-
The spinners in the Lippett cotton mill
at Woonsocket, r. l., recently ref used to
work overtime, and were promp tly dis
charged. AT Pittsfeld, Mass, some of
the mills have so much to do that they
run until midnight. 4
Direct trade between the Mississippi
Valley and South America will take per
manent shape on the 1st of October by
the sailing of the Chiswick from New
| Orleans for Laguayra, Porto Cabello,
Rio Hache and Aspinall.
The Supreme Court of Minnesota de
| clares that national banks have no DO W
er to deal and speculate in promlssory
mates, for purposes of private gain and
profit alone, or to acquire any title there
to by purchase, other than in the ordi
nary way of discount.
The Eagle and Phoenix Mills, at Co
lumbus, Ga, have paid four dividends, ,ag
gregating eight per cent, this year. The
CAPITAL stock of these mills is ST. ,250, 900,
and the third mill, just being completed
at cost of $500,000, is included in the
property without increase of stock.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
ST RAY WAITS.
Chestuuts are ripening.
paad tba naiIu GAuurrr

Read the Daily GAZETTE.
Travel on the railroads is increasing.
The Middletown fair opens tomorrow.
The fire last evening was soon put out.
The Ohio Election takes place on Tues
day next.
The Board of Health held short session
last eve ing.
Business at the police statian last even
ing was brisk.
The Morton failure has led toa great eau
tion among capitalists
Bangles now are made of silver ten and
twenty-five cent pieces.
Delaware and Excelsior Loan Assocla-
| tions meet this evening.
Junk dealers receive large numbers of
| old flags In bags of rags
Forty. five persons were baptized recently
| at one baptizing in Texas.
"Shipka means " wild rose," but you
want to look out for thorns.
A snake as big as hairpin was found in
| O pitcher of N ew York milk.
| A business that couldn't succeed with
out q SLrlker-the match trade.
Indiscretion, rashness, falsehood, levity
and malice produce each other.
| The doctor who didn't cure James Lick
wants a ST 600 fee just the same.
| There are only sixteen regular soldiers
| left to guard the State of Alabama.
| A Hollander is SO exact that his night
mare always resembles clotheshorse.
Persons desiring to purchase shoes
| should visit the store No. 2U9 Market street.
The GAZETTE job Office is we'll supplied
with type, and does job work at very rea
sonable prices.
Do not keep decayed teeth in your mouth
but go at once to DR.. Gallagher No. s, Il
Fifth Street, and have them taken out.
For first-class meal go to the Maltf
House, No. 103 T.. Watt street. The fines
loysters in the city constantly on hand,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
SECQNDE EDITION
Newcastle Letter.
NEW CAsTts, Dot. 2nd, 1877.

l. s5iHs NEW CAsTts, Dot. End, 1877. =.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE. .!tlHGi
Welwere unaware of the number Of
Williams. residing in this city until last
evening owing to our police item being
indistiuct as to the particular Williams
At any rate he did not CALL for all who
did were lawabiding, sober, hard working
and industrious, or they CLAIMED to be,
and wished the public to know it was
not them. .i.s.fl .+...-....
The running at large Of borses has be-
come nuisance, but should our city au~
thorities in their wisdom consider it
lenst moderate sum for pasturage,, and
make it source of revenue, Pigs have
" carte blanche" and it is no unusual
sight to see the police appealed to
drive them from the crossings in order
| that ladies may pass. An ordinance was
passed to do away with this pig nuisance
but there being no pound provided for.
| it is imperative. ..-.,.,
City Council meets this evening.
James Jemison, seear and tobacco
dealer on Delaware street, who has been
seriously indisposed for the past few
weeks was abont yesterday, r.
The "Forty Hours Devotion" was be>
gun at St. Peter church on Sunday, Yes
terday and this morning services were
held al an early hour, in order to allow
the workmen to attend before beginning
their days labor. The services of last
evening were attended by a large con-
gre CATION. "a. ...,.5
i E. Rawlings, of Brldgeville. Del, wht
has been, during the peach season, in th
7 employ OF the Del. R. r. Co., as tele
: graph operator in this city has beer
transferred to Laurel, and the vacancy
i filled by D. FL. Mackey, who returns tc
: us after spending the busy season in tn
, dispatcher's Office in Wilmington.
The Amphion Cornet Band is makinl
rapid progress. The new members ar
receiving instructions every night an
we are Informed by the member VIII
blows the "small drum" that they vii
give a public exhibition in the course G
, week or two.
: At the Mayors Office last night tn
! gas light was dimly burning as W
a. passed within the hallowed sanctuary @
7 justice and on inQuiring as to the healt
: OF his honor, and before we had time {
!. get in second, we were cut short wit
: the inquiry as to whether our questio
f was individually or reportorially, W
took the hint, retired and peace reigne
. in Warssw.l ...
After long time waiting, the pun
corner Union and South streets is bein
,, put in order. ------'
If The establishment of new potter
= field is being agitated, the present on
being too old to USE, or at least that
= about as good a reason as any given fc
abaAdoning the present:
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02

Temperance Neetings.-An interesting
time is expected at Strimple Hall TINS
evening. The question-"What would
be the best way to advance the temper
ance were," will be discussed. All VINO
are interested in the question are re-
quested TO participate: Each speaker
will be limited to ten minutes and no one
TO speak twice until all have spoken that
wish to- The discussion will probably De
continued on Friday evening. The Good
Templars will hold public meeting on
Thursday evening.
Strimple Hall is on King street below
Second.
DryoRoE.-Ou Saturday evening next,
at the Grand Opera House, the popular
society drama, "Divorce," will be pre-
sented by Augustin Days full Fifth
Avenue Theatre Company. The .popu-
larity of this dramma is attested by the
immense success that has heretofore az
tended its representation, anu lts per
formance in Wilmington several years
ago is still remembered with pleasure ny
those who were then present. Seats can
| be reserved three days in advance at
Messrs. Boughman, Thomas & Co.'s, No
| 421 Market street.
HIS First Suit.-This morning tall,
slender negro man, giving his name as
Lew FlQC6ub
Frazer,s office, and announced that he
had lived here for thirty-thre years with
out sueing or being sued, but that he felt
impelled now to seek the laws redress
His complaint was that one Hiram y
Wilson. col, had used abusive language
towards him and threatened him with
personal Injury. A warrant was issued
| for Hiram's arrest, and Levi departed In
peace.
The Middletown Fair.-The Middletown
| Fair commences tomorrow, at the IAN
groupds near Middletown, and continues
| fhree days, The attendance promises to
he verv good, and the exhibits will be
usually fine. Some exciting, trials OF
speed between noted horses will also take
place.
HarDorng DSgsNJohn John ,1sf Emmons snoni0g wa "a,
the charge of harboring two noisy dogs
He wasrequired to pay So, and costs 10
each canine
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
inns! Worms! Worms

Rnnkel's Worm Syrup never falls
lOve all kinds of worms. Seat, Pin,
fOmach Worms are readily moved
Pnkel's Worm Syrup. DR.. Kunkel is
fly successful Physician in the coun-
lne removal of Tape worms. He re-
them in to 8 hours, with head and
nplele alive, and no fee until head is
Y Common sense teaches If Tape
can be removed, all other worms
readily destroyed. Ask your drug
\ bottle of Kunkel's Worm Syrup.
n viper bottle. 1t never fails. II he
nGI' nave him get IL, or send to Pro-
Z; r. kunkel 259 North Ninth st.,
GsPahla, Pa advice at office free
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
FOR gNepn,n

\ n For tOeDasn.
brushes, Bath 1owels, Bath Sponges,
||eh eil SOAPS IN extensive variety. Also
|SlOyeS, ~, Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
Nv |, Y friction Gloves, and many other
fsOi The same classes.
f. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
r"' mirnt uIUHs - re for dOrHs q
tIna s,Sn remedy Of great popularity for
ms CornS without pain.
l. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
ro. ApothecaTies.
eofher Sixth and Market SITS.
Fine Nal Scissors.
N, N,a W A,lTEallSht, Nail Brushes, Hand
IT. Nd4 Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
4 cE b. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
THIRD EDITION.
THE WAR.
R USSIAN COUNCIL OF WAR ON
THE WINTER CAMPAIGN. '''-@
LONDON, oct.2 1877.

o '''-4 LONDON, Oct. B, 1877.
A Bucharest despatch says =" The
Czarewitch visited Gorny-Studen to at
tend council Of war as to whether the
bulk of the Russian army should winter
in Bulgaria OF RouInania."
THE GEAR NOT ASKED TO RETURN.
A ST. Petersburg despatch says :-"The
report that petitions are being signed re-
questing the Emperor to return home is
untrue" .rNrt
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02

TEE success, so far, of the Moffet liquor
nnnch in Virginia is leading to a news,
paner % discussion of the advisibility OF
adopting it in other States. The Chleage
Trjbmne has figured up the revenue which
the Instrument would bring into the llli-
mis- yui State treasury, $2,s25, ,000-a larger
revenue than the State has now. and one
that wonld obviate all other taxation fol
| State purposes.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02

President Hayes has accepted an invi-
tation to attend the Frederick county
fair next week. This will be his nrst
visit to Maryland and ia we e6 nope ne w1
W p+erta1ned, No partisan churhshness
shonld Tbe. allowed to interfere with the
Welcome due President of the U nited
states. - a4r9a isf 49,. x. a.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
SERIOUS FIGHT IN MEXICO.

The Herald has special that gives the
startling statement that Lieutenant Bulls
lost nearly all Of his men while engaged
in the desperate task of cutting his way
through the lines of his opponents, and
also that Colonel Shafter had been sur
rounded By a force of 1000 Mexicans.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
LIEUT., BULLS IN A DANGEROUS
DnGprTnN


g GALVESTON, October 1.-The News
Fort CLARK special says: "Col Shafter
crossed the Rio Grande yesterday with
six hundred men and two Gattling guns
to extricate Bulls from his dangerous po-
sition. One thousand Mexicans left Pie
dras Negras, Saragossa and Vile Nueva
to-day. Their destination is unknown"
Further specials from the Rio Grande
give no information of collision be-
tween the Mexican and federal troops, al
though it is thought that Shafter and
Bulls have had and engagement with In
dians on Mexican soil. Relnforcements
have been sent TO Shafter. There are
now eight companies uf United States
troops on the Mexican side of the river.
Gen. Falcon, commanding the Mexi-
can forces at Piedras Negras, has order
ed his officers to keep on the trail Of the
Americans until they recross the river.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02

Large sales indicate the merits of all
good articles. Druggists sell more of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup than of all other
remedies for the cure of Baby Disorders.
% cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-02
SNNleliea,

MEETINGS THIS {TUEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %.
Reynolds Encampment, No. 3, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. l, A. 2. A,
meets every Tuesday night in the Nc
Clary building.