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The Morning herald., 1877-11-13

NOTICE. u. PETER FORD, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court OF General sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state
of Delaware, In and for the county of New
Castle. on Monday. the 10Th ds. Of No.
yember next, A. D.. 1877. being the first
day, OF the next November tesm OF the
said Court, for license to sell intoxicat.
Ing liquors in Quantities not less than
one halt gallon. not to be drunk on the
Prenises At my store. 800 Adams sire, It,
In the Third Ward. Of the City of vii.
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
ana the following respectable citizens re,
commend this said application, to-wit:
James Clark, E. j. McManua
q " Logan. A. Bickta,
ntns dlller, 7 ]. Hutchinson,
JTnn r T.. Cruml1sh. Charles n. Bsdfofd.
Philip Green, Fergus Hanrihen
b ]. Fulmer, p. Snllivan
2. Gardner, Evans d. Wallace
P Murray, Patrick Mnnsnho,
samuel Lewis, II. q. DnffV
Waa WWsniy Obfien, Philip J. Green,
"% Mccartney. G Ryan,
j. Dooley
novS-st PETER FORD.
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A MUSICAL CONTEST.

A novel affair will proba bly, take place in
the Opera House on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 18th, the Scott NJ. E. Church choir,
of this city, under the leadership Of Mr.. j.
D. Aldred, having challenged the NJ. E..
choir, Of Newark, of this State, under the
leadership of Mr.. h. W. Zimmerman, to .
friendly musical contest on the above date
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THE BURNED MILL.

Mr.. W. E. Garrett, one of the proprietors
of Garrett's snuf mills, went to Yorklyp,
yesterday myrning, accompanied BY Phil
adelphia Insurance agent, to view the mill
which was destroyed by fire on Saturday
morning last. It Is the intention Of the
prophet ors to rebuild the burned mill q
once, and men are already al work clearing
away the rubbish.
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FROM THE EARI,.
lest AGES, f.

we're, the curse Of mankind, Mose u u
18th chapter OF Levi1ous, lars dn = iu .ne
explicit rules on this disease. Sc Sy LEY
ana loathsome had II been ronsiG Va i!io!e
tnat peroon known to bs infect = - then
would not be allowed t mir VI WIN II
The Jews regarded 1t as a dly,r ~ " sso.c.ety
and believed there was no curs nHcuon
was thea the sins ofa youth a. ioi Y II
nom the paths Of virtue were taIon
lo2g as life lasted. Happil, n pn,snea as
the sience Of medicine has D. .ar s oua Gay,
the great storehouse Of Maj, ,re t.rsiopeo
remedy the disease is strip nad ~ ~ nes
ror by the use oftheSAMA tfT.N,SS5dSeI u SS SeIr
AND HERB JUICEs. and ~ =, hoOI
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pi' nnIes Sia.a OF
litter, etc., can be restore * so,nd aee,
IN few weeks. That tn, .ra .re tno neHitn
now whose conditions . 20 &c "a dousauos ~
nov Mi "a Az we are well aware. Many
than To ou SuIe as well as they did
and Herb Juices viii T 80 arilan Root
eradicating ALI impuri ties $50 naPpy poon.
and making the COZ ,niexinr otooo,
nies ~ h,otahos ~, uoSt les Will remove PIN.
cosmeties and powd era knnTs aTSy Mltn
JUICES $l.20 per + ottie. SEM bn aEhb
TO any address: ~ express
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VILLANOyA COLLEGE, DELAWAR
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,

This institt Jon, chartered with Univer.
slty Privileges is under the charge Of the
Augustln1an Father, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire TO make
Q thorough Classical .Ncaen the prCommer.
clal course. It Is situatsd on the Pen nsyl.
vania Genital Railroa1, eleven miIea nom
Philadelphia- Railroad Station and Posi-
once on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of I'VE months. tiu
advanceJ Sl60. Y -T-r-s ~
For null particular ., send for q catalogue.
Rev. T. 4. MIDDLETON. I'D,
aeci'lS1 President.
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cHERIFF's SALE.

SHERlFFs - TF1''' SALE "a ".-'''. ,-.'. ~. "
By virtue ofa writ OF venditioni Exponas
tome directed. will be exposed to public sale
At the lafayette Hotel, 8A Shipley street
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, In the City of vii.
min, -tOn, New Castle County, Delaware,
on - >.-.'. .... -..F.t ....F Lee b.
sATUR DAY. the 9th day of November, 1877
at2o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that CERTAIN lot, piece, or parcel of
land, situated in the City OF Wilmington,
beetnning at point on the easterly side OF
Orange street, between Front and Second
streets. at a corner of land late of the heirs
of John Sellers. decd. thence along line
Of the same easterly parallel with Second
street seventy-seven feet nine inches to
stake, thence sOutherly parallel with Or
ange street twenty-six feet to stake,
thence westerly parallel with Second street
twenty. seven leet nine inches 10 the afore.
sale side of Orange street. thence along the
same northeriy twenty six feet to the place
of beginning. theiEprovements consisting
Of one-story Brick Shop, thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the o.
perty of George McCorkle, andto be sold by
'aI ISAAC GRUBBs Sheriff.
sherih7s: Office, New Castle, Nov. SYST.
nov6-ts
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Y. E.. HOLMES, Prop'r.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE-I, Joseph Hopes In compli.
~ ance with the requirements ef the Act
or Assembly in such casea made and proyi-
ded. DO hereby give notice that I shall apply
In writing to the Court Of Gen eral Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State
OF Delaware, Inland for the county OF New
Castle. upon Monday the 18th day OF No.
yember next. A. D.. 1877, being the nrst
day OF the next November term OF thes said
court, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, at Nos. 2J6 and 81 Ma, ket Street.
known as the Washington House. In
the First Ward Of the City or Wilminton.
Delaware, to sell intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following res eect-
able citizens recon 10 end the said anplica-
ton, to wit:
W. 8. Lightfoot, Amor @, Perkins
Ale1ander Malcolm, Daniel McCusker,
hairy Wolf, Frank Kelly,
Jonn Wise, John Kelly,
SAhuel ~. klrk, George Steinicken,
gosspn hume, John Petitdemange,
Luther "; Palmer. Frederick We'll,
vii lam Huber, Frank HOossr
John T. Dickey, Henry Graham,
Augustus Asehebach, samuel Choen.
CaleD Miller, Frederick Walt.
nov5-3t JOS. HOPES,
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JHERlFF'S SALE.
The fol- owing described Real Estate. VII


All that certain lot or piece Of land, sit.
late in the City OF Whining ton, heginning
, ia coru er of land late Of sally Dick nson,
. ,n the westerly side Of Market street, at a
4 distance of 243 feet from the southrrly side
e llth. thence by line of said lot north
) ,dez west l43 feet 2 inch to the easterly
si de Of a lS teet wide alley, thence by said
al ley side hOrthwardly parallel with Mar.
K, It street 70 feet to corner OF land Of
NJ pry Goodman. thence by line Of tina,
la adj eastwardly parallel with the line rrst
81 seribed. and with 10th and 18th STREETS,
Ia teet and inch to the aforesaid side of
NJ rket street, and thence thereby south -
leg Fees west 20 feet.to the place of begin
ait z, be the contents thereof more or less.
g. ized and taken IN execntio as the pro.
Der, y o: Mary c. Rogers. surviving NJ ,rt-
rag, TW willi'm II. Rogers, and Mary &.
ios erS, iliS wifs; Daniel Rogers, surviving
Exc xlLOr Of William h. Rogers, decd and
Viii lam A. Iamotte. terr, tenant, and to
'e 8, ldby
.s " ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sh niffs Once, New Castle, Nov. 9th, 1877
4 Oy6-H
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DENTISTRY.
EVERYBODY sURPRIS ED AT THE
IL tremendous reduction at
DR.. 8TOCGHTON,A

Atlull set es to SlO The Doctor inserts more
zen IMAM any other firm in the United
e evsr1 d,anat ana Is rapidly sending his work 70
ing ,5c: to 81. Extracting only &c. Noth.
ing out nrst-class oper atiens performed
Al7 Vine street. Phiiadelphia. tvIa
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rHER1FF's SALE

CHER1FFs SALE /" .' '.j
By virtue Of q writ Of ais. Levari Facias
to me directed will be exposed to Public
sale at the GILPIN HOUSE, kept by
George Whitfield, in the City, Hundred,
and County Of New Castle. State Of lei,
On FRIDAY; the 10th day Of November, 1877,
.lE at2 o'clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract of
land. situated. lying and being in the Hun.
dred and County OF Ne v CastIe, in the state
Of Delaware, partly on the north and partly
on the south side Of the New Castle and
Drenchtown turnpike road, bounded by
lands late OF kinsey Johns, Esq. the Hon.
joan N. Clayton, by landa late Of the heirs
Caulk, decd, land late of Samuel H. Eurn-
ham, decd and by the road leading from
the said turn pike to Christiapa Bridge, and
by the New Castle and Frenchtown1 kail-
road, and by Others, containing $50 acres,
more or less, excepting thereout certain
piece OF parcel thereof containing lOacres.
more or less.
seiz d ano taken in execution as the pro-
gagOr Of Edward Downey. and Melvina
DOwney, his wife. Joseph ]. Taggart, adm'x
c. t .. of Edward DOwney, dec'u John DOW
ney, Mary. wife of Ashbury PeAniRgtoa
Edward DOwney. Benz. D0Wpey. Harriet.
wife Of John Biddle, Kate Downey. and
Clayton Down eyi dsvlsees and heirs ut law
Of Edward Downey, decd, and t. T.. and 10
= ISAAC GRUB, Sheriff.
sherlfi's Office, New Castle, October7ts
D., lN7, q. 81" t.. EugE8 Oot3Ots
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EDUCATIONAL.
Vt. JOsNPH's ACADEMY.

CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA.
Under the care ot the Sisters of St, Josepb
Tne course Of instruction includes all the
prancnes tt OF . useful and Christian sduca.
: : G.H -lAd f1rtHa
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
tSo. For further particulars, address,
eepl.lY MOTHER NARY InuH
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MEDICAL.

nR:. FITLER's vE,4ErABLE RHE11.
~, ~ MAIiC AT ., RdEMEDY:-ls d the perscrip.
eisns n q snS Une q o. rhliadephas eldest physi-
csm. nsuralgis, sciauea, pain, BacE aohs
&C., or money refunded, BY inyiroratins
the nerves, purifying the blood. Sfd nens
re Rsei1ainE 49ison9us dsposits q the system,
one, Suffering and money saved hv r.st..,
y IN time. Remember, that Dr. fiIer y
t1e only physician in Amorioa devnttnr
~ yeen 70 this one line of practice, ', Cnrs
s,ssrs. ,snssnted, Advice gratis. Is South Fourth u
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At q PER BOTTLE,

Prepared by n. ". PIERCE, NJ. D, /
Proprietor, at the WORLDS tISPrNsI
Buffalo, n. Y.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
500 Horse Blu,ekefs Price oO 1o.,,e

We would also announce that ntinuesa
our stylish New
The Morning herald., 1877-11-13
BOARDING.

RoARDING.-Cheap. at sos shipleyst.
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STOVES.

DANIEL MULHERN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

THERE is no tariff of charges to regu-
late the bills of our legal friends. Mr..
Briefess serves you for moderate sum,
but when he secures an established rep
utation for the same labor he multiplies
the value of his work A bit of advice
which saves perhaps $500 costs one 800,
while wise look or timely wink goes
down in the bill of items as consulta-
ton, $50" A Mr.. Martin in New York
recently brought in bill to the builder
of the Windsor Hotel for about $50, 900
for legal services, and poor Mr. DAILY was
informed by Mr.. Martin that there was
no use of contestng his claim in this
action, as it would be referred by the
Court to d lawyer, and that "lawyers
would never 60 back on each other"
One charge of negotiating mortgage is
$15 900; and for saving the property"
he asks $4,000. Mr.. Martin has been
paid $4,000, but he asks for more
Boston Journal.
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back as going on, so orders were given
to the fireman to crowd in fuel, and the
little Reindeer never ran as fast before
or since, while the nine passengers were
invited into the saloon by the clerk to
gain time, and treated to cigars, etc.
Soon Detroit River was reached, but the
Captain would not risk going up the
Canada channel, but kept on the Amer
lean side of the island, much more
difficult and longer route. The Captain
and crew did not relax their vigilance nor
the clerk his efforts until the boat got Cd.
posite Fort Wayne, when the Captain,
feeling that he was safe while under the
guns of the fort, plucked up courage to
go down to the saloon and ask one of
the men where they were going, and
what they carried in that suspicious
loaking box? His feelings may be i'm
agined upon receiving the reply: we
are going up to Detroit to play a game
of base ball with the Detroit club, and
our bats are in that box. We have Pratt
for pitcher and we are Just going to
walk away with the Detroit boys"
If any of our readers have any curiosi-
ty to know how Capt. Fish felt about
that time they had better write to him,
as it is not safe for anyone to ask HIM
personally.-Port Huron Commercial.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
Corn Fodder.

A correspondent of the Chicago Tri5-
une, in letter on steam feeding, gives
the following directions in regard to
raising:
Last winter, owing to the failure of
the hay crop, / kept over my entire
stock, consisting of twenty horses, about
twenty head of cattle, and between 800
and 1,7O0 sheep, without a pound of
hay, and they came into spring in better
condition than they ever have done on
dry feed.
The sheet-anchor of steam feeding is
the fodder of sowed corn, or, in short,
fodder-corn. Perhaps your readers will
be interested in the plans followed here
in sowing, harvesting and curing this
crop, as they differ in some respects
from those pursued and recommended by
other practical farmers.
The ground is prepared the last week
in May by blowing and sufficient
number of borrowings and rollings to
bring it into good filth. The corn is
sowed the first week in June with a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

these marriages, mixed" as they are
called, have been celebrated both in an
Anglican and Catholic Church, and it
has usually been agreed that the boys
should be brought up in the faith of the
father and the girls in that of the mother.
The results of Christian missions in
heather lands are summed up in one of
the journals as follows: There are 81,
600 laborers of all kinds; Christian edu-
cation is given to 600, 900 youths of both
sexes; pa, 900 natives are communicates
of Christian bodies; there are $500
Christian congregations; and popula-
ton numbering in all 1,350,000 has
adopted the Christian name Over 90
900 biJians gather regularly for wor-
ship on the Lords Day who, within
score of years, Toasted on human flesh.
In 1860 Madagascar had only few hun
bred scattered and prosecuted converts.
Now the Queen and her Prime Minister,
with more than 200, 600 of her subjects,
are adherents of Christianity. The
largest parish in the world, numbering
1850 members, is in Hilo, on the island
OF Hawaii, not fifty years removed from
the most debasing savagery. In more
than 300 islands of Polynesia, heather
ism has been entirely swept away by
the Gospel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
A Baseball Club Mistaken for Band
OF Rebels.

At no time during the late unpleasant
ness was the excitement so intense
among vessel men and the other cities
situated on the lakes and rivers connect
ing them as during the season of ga, i'm
mediately following the capture of the
steamers Philo Parsons and Island Queen
by Beal and his comrades with the inten-
ton of releasing the prisoners on John
syn's Island. And although the project
failed, enough was done to show that the
Confederates did not lack courage to
make the most desperate attempts to
help their cause and injure the North.
Vessel and steamboat men were very
much excited, the most improbable ru-
mors being circulated of conspiracies to
burn, sink and destroy the commerce of
the lakes. Every passenger was scruti.
nized as a possible pirate, and every ar
ticle of freight as an internal machine
designed to work destr lction of life,
property and the insurance companies.
running on the route between Port HUI
ron and Detroit, extending her trips
twice week to Toledo. Capt. Henry
Fish was in command and was alive to
the danger of capture by some band of
desperate men, so that one evening
when, just as the boat was leaving the
dock at Toledo, he saw nine sun burned,
strong, tough-looking young men come
aboard, two of the number carrying n
box about four feet long between them,
it made him feel quite uneasy. But as
his time was up the order was given to
cast off and the boat steamed out into
the lake. The suspicioned nine kept
together in a body, having nothing to
say only to each other. The clerk, with
his suspicious excited, crept near them
and overheard one say to his fellows:
We can beat them easily; Pratt can
scare them to death; if one of his balls
hits one Of them that will scare the rest
TO death"
This speech reported to the Captain
settled it, He went around among the
crew and told them to get ready to de-
fend the boat from capture by gang of
rebels aboard. But all the arms they
could muster were an old AK and the cap
stan bars. The engineer was consulted
and he got his hot-water hose attached
ready for use at minutes notice
There was as much danger in turning
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
A Curiosity OF Numbers.

THE multiplication of 9S7654321 by 45
gives 4444444445. Reversing the order
of the digits and multiplying 1234567S9
by 40 we get result equally curious,
5555555505. If we take 1234567S9 as
the multiplicand, and, interchanging the
figures of 40, take 81 as the multiplier, we
obtain another remarkable product, $685.
666606. Returning to the multiplicand
first used, 9S7654321, and taking 81 as
the multipler again, we get 53333333334
all threes except the first and last fig
ures, which read 81, the multipier. TAX.
ing the same multiplicand and using 81,
the half of 81, as the multiplier, we get
a product of 26666666G67-a skies ex-
cept the first and last figures, which read
together give 81, the multiplier. Next
interchanging the figures in the number
u, and using 70 as the multiplier, with
9S7G54321 as the multiplicand we obtain
a product of 7111111l112-al ones ex.
cept the first and last figures, which read
together give 70, the multiplier.-Ne,o
Orleans PicGyune.
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SUFFOLK, es,

SUFFOLK, SO. Feb. 49, 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George +. Dns.
more and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS,
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brS dTH Week TO Agents $40 Outm Free
DOO r az p. o VICKERY. Augusta, Maine
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AGENTS WANTED AysFssf as sgH GSss s.
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" ENGLAND is the home of eccentrici-
ty," say foreigners. 1t might be added,
more especially of eccentric testators.
Early in the century a rich Englishman
left his daughters their weight in one
pound bank notes. The eldest got e51, =
200, the Youngest e57, 344.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

HERE is little Turkish romance in a
nutshell: The sister of the Sultan mar.
ried Mahmoud Bey, and died during the
honeymoon of lung disease. The lady
in the case was twenty.nine years old,
had been six years a widow, was de-
votedly attached to the man who became
her husband, and married him when she
knew that she could live but a few days,
and she did this that he might inherit
her estate, estimated at 100000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Gentlemen hereby. certify that have had Ca
terrible sufferer Twas rendered. paay doaf Sed
buZ7ng in the head, pains the temple, dizzy
spes weak and painful eyes. swollen and liberated
.he chest and every Indication of consumption. My
SO rapidly in my head and throat that could not keep
thcm Tree. frequently at night would spring Of
bed, seemed to me- at the point OF suocaton.
70 dslodge the mucus from my throat head before
my t9nss were ulcerated and so much infamed tnas
lcould with difficulty swallow. finally consulted an
Su at qeege SgTd e an P eson On them
nation and liberation in my throat, caused by the
SO irrtated and AIMED my lungs that coughed in
cessantly,-a deep hard cough. Meanwhile my system
flesh, grew pale, and showed every symptom of an
early death by consumption. When matters had
the use Of s1YFoRD's RADICAL CURE ToR CATIHRm.
After using the first bottle began to improve rapid
not known it to be years IL seemed gradually to
arrest tho discharges 10 stopped my cough IN three
lammation and swelling Of my tonsils SO that they
soon ceased TO trouble me. The soreness across my
chest disappeared, the buzzing noises in my head
ceased my senses OF airing and Of seeing were
Eeiely restored and every symptom OF disease that
by the use ofsAsFoBD's RADICAL CURE ron C1TARRn.
have been nus explicit because, druggist
have seen great A OF suffering from Catarrh and
hope to convince many that this q great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Catarrh as prac
tsed by the best physicians aud have consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every kind
OF remedy and apparatus that have appeared during
period Of six years past. and have, while following
obtained no reflector from any oftem.
Since curing myself with SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE,
have recommended It in one hundred cases
without single offaure, and have in numerous
whom have sold one bottle. Thsis the only patent
medicine have eyer recommended. never having be-
their sale. Very gratefully yours,
BosTcN, Feb. %, 1915 GEORGE +. DINsMORE.
SUFFOLK, es, Feb. 28 1879.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-10

AT a social hop in Anderson county
Ky, recently, two gentlemen and two Ia
dies were shot and killed. There is such
thing. it will be observed, as being too
internally sociablc.