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'SStrengtheningCordia
Scrofulous Humor.
Aliens StrengtheningCo
TumorS, Ulcers or Old Sores

Are caused by an impure state Of the blood;
cleanse the 0Od tho, Oughly with Aliens
Strengthening Cordial and the complaints will
Aliens Streng. hening Cordial cures CoNsTI.
PA1lUN, DYSPEPSIA. FAINTNEs5 oP STOMACH. 1t
is not a stimulating Bltters wniCn creates q tlC-
titiOus appetite, but uentlo Tonic, wLlCh as
sIsvs nature to restore the stomach tD healthy
action. NopersUD suffering with Sour stomach,
eidache, LUstIveness, Palpltatlon VI the Heat,
Indigestion, Low spirits &c, eau take three
doses without rehef.
Aliens trengthenng Cordial cures Female
Weakness u acts directly upon the cause OF
these COMPLAINTS invlgOrutes aud Strengthens
the whole system, acts upon the secrrtve or
gans und allnys Inflammation.
Aliens STRENGTHENING CORDIAL has never failed
to cure mercurial diseases, pain in the DOnes, us
II removes from the system the producing
Cause sat Rheum ard SCad T. cad readily yleld
to the great alteratse c effects OF tins medicine.
Aliens strenBI hening Cordial has never been
known To fail III giving Immediate relief IN all
diseases OF the Kidneys and Urinary organs.
This medicine challenges the most profound at
tenton OF the medical facllty, many OF whom
are prescribing IL TO their patents.
Aliens Su Engineering Cordial acts as delight.
fully ON the tender babe. the most delicate lady
and lntirm old age, as On the strong man I'M
blood. vessels heart aud liver. When taken you
can feel ITS ltegivlng power course through
every artery, destroying all dlseast III the blood
and giving health elasticity and strength to the
whole organization.
Aliens Strengthening Cordial Is acknOwedg.
ed by all casses OF people to he the best ana
most reliable blood purifier IN tho world. IL IL
a never failing remedy and can be relied upon.
How manythOusands upon thousands have been
snatehed US 1t were IRON the brink OF the grave
bv ITS miraculous pOwtr Who will suffer from
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Diseases OF tne
Stomach, Kidneys. Bowels or Bladder when
such great remedy Is within Teuchl
Volumes might be filed with proof from AL
parts OF the civilized world 10 prove thaC no re-
medy has ever been discovered in The whole
history OF medicine Ihntacts so promptly. Even
IN the wOi 81 cases of ScrOtula a good appeIlte,
complete digestion. strength and a disposition
Tor exercise, are sure to follow its use. If the
bowels are c0stlve, or heaohche accompanies
the disease the use of Aliens Liver Pills will re-
move 1t. over eight ye RS experience and the
increasing popularity OF Aliens medicines are
conclusive pI OOf
Price 81 ~ per bottle, or six bottles for 8 90.
II your druggist OF stOre-keeper does not have
it, we Will forward half u dozen to any address
on receipt Of the price.
Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST JOSEPH, Mo.
For sale by all Druggists.
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DR.. Townsend's Oxygen.

DR.. Townsend's Oxygen.
nted Air will purify the
blood IN one.thiTd the
tine that any 9th or
known rene yCan. Whyl
because to inhale Oxy-
genaled Air II goes di-
rect to the Lungs and
pas ses through the It's
sues and comes III direct
contact with the blood
as 1t is forced into the
Lungs by the action Of
the heart, All the blood
in our veins returns to
the heart every four min
.utes II the blood IL good,
.andfOrced from the heart
TO tGe lungs. ana The
more Oxygen you inhaie
INTO the lungs the more
you purify the blOOd.
When Oxygen cOmrs IN
contact with the impuri-
ties IN the blood It car
bOnlzes and burns, caus.
Ing the blood TO be heat
ed so that 1t warns eve
rv part Of the BODY. as &c
goes on its revolutions
through the system. II
your blood is pure Won
cannot he sick. We drive
Mercury and all other
Impurities out OF { h Q
DlOod. We guarantee 10
purliY the blood IN one
third the time Of any
other known remedy.
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G a u II z Cd n 3

There are un nprinCiDed persons in Boston and
elsewhere that are putting up B o q U
LlQU I'D ana trying 10 palm Il or us MY TREAT.
like mine. None genuine unless the words
" DIR 1OWNSEND'S OXNGENATED AIR"
ARE BLOWN IL BOTTLE AND PORTRAIT on LABEL.
FEB 10th, W
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The Northumberland County National
RQuF at ShnmOkln, Pa, following the example
of the Miners Tru and safe DepOsit Company,
suspended ON saturday morning. los capital
NAB 5000 ana lts deposits amounted 20 more
tnan $1,000 Its ufncei sly that its suspension
was tCusec bY run on lis deposits. hut there Is
% reuorl that II was closed by OTuer " the
CUmpetrUllyT OF the Currency,
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON fs a safe, speedy, 01sd post
Size cure for that most depressing Of oil=
restore the digestive Or0aHs to their pris-
time strength, and promote the heGlthU
action of The stomach dIsd infesttTSeS. The
nerUOttS %J-rita6tIitU of literary and ala
persons pursuing a sedentdry Hfe, -
gpeedHy TeIHOred bU fhS agent. Th0
StOssoch Is restored to bSaIth aud the Key
ssOte of the system sriH once more respond
5n the performance of Ee6O1r.
Price, One DOiioTs Ia large bosste, or
AT1, bottles. S6,
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No We will start you in a business you
ANO can make $50 weekwithout capital;
MOOaU easy and respectable FOR either sex.
M. A. Young, 2GI Bowery ~ Y.
Feb lu.m3.
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Gyn . cox a day SU RE made by Agents
SSV Z e5SO selInR OnT Chromos CrayOns,
s-z-azz-suzsz--zu-s Picture and Chrome Cards.
10 samples worth "a sent postpaid for 75 cts
illustrated Catalogues EFIE.
J. II. BUFFORD'S SONS, BOSTON.
Established lsJ0l feb3y
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DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED,
nearly 500 page, rich Illustrations. suDerD bind
lugs very attractive aud "a reasure as the be u
aud cheapest history Of the Great Exhibition
Endorsed by the officials, press and ctergv. Is
selling immensely. one lady OF no eNDerieuce
has cleared siJu IN Tour weeks. Act qmck.y n
al ALL Now Or never, For full particulars, ad.
dIess HUBBARD BROS, Publishers Phiin.
delphin, Pa, febSws
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Bronchitis !

ALL Persons that
read this are invited
TO send for our large
and beautifully Illus.
trated Paper, sent free
to any address.
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Address all Letters as heretofore.
E. T. TOWNSEND, NJ. d..
122 High ST., Providence, RI.

Physicians wishing to locate In some town or
civ in TINS business eau be furnished with ter
rit0ry and other illustrated papers for adver-
uslng The same, by addressing AS above.
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PILES. HemOHhOids.
HnHM mar
PILON.

Mann causes tend to produce th is 1,af,.-
JIIL aud distressiIlg state. The blood tR
retarded tn its RETURN the too Frequent
4lse of drastic pHrgdttpes tends to produce
eonlestiO,l of fhe 6Otoels, torpid action of
the liver, and numerous other causes are
the source Of this oDipLatnt, and hitherto
H0SItiID effect NdL has been PresrHfed 10
the PHbiie, aChtch spOHId s,dtf5zdly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately I1rOVe dn effect
tvhich not only acts aDlmOst thstantiy, JHf
tUill remove the largest ttI'aOrS of the parts
(PHes) by GbsorPttOn, aud many echo
been radically cured, hare been assured
(priOr to hsiII0 thts treattselltJ bD emil
,tent surgeons that ne only reIief they
operation, and TeDtoViR0 IL or them FROM
ne body " "a grGoeednre sehteh seeessttats
i sd re kds IhsS Te,sdg has oes,: hsdts
many pFdcti ing physicians, echo are cog
nisaht Of its ssserits, as Hso onlv knOsSn
Price, FiJrV Cents per package, or edo
for $3.50. .-.'..
THE ABOVE REMEDIES ARE
thorough fJs the eradication of the differ
ent aud gaFfOUs I1sdtadies deHODliHated,
and are he result Of patient, searching.
taboLioss, Gnd sctsnt!rc t,ivesiigatto,.,
Europe and AaeTicd.
If the specific directions are complied
ws ssss 70 teiI. TstatiIe s.ertss. ana Gs soyTas-
crate eSery assertion. Where there are
nlGIy complications of disease, and pa
be pleased to giVe all trformattOn, and
treat by letter If necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory Ctset-
Of stamp; n the y PROPRIETAR M
MEDICINES are not on sale at yOuT
particular druggists, send OrderS 20
DIR. CHANDLER,
1479 Broadway, Nsw-York City.
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Can be cured. Why7 be-
cause We have cured
hundreds Of cases, some
of them Deing Plven over
TO die by all physIclanS :
.of other schools OF prac-
tlce. Consumption is n
disease OF the Air passa.
Ses and over twO.thirds
.Of the cases are caused
by Catarrh. We gualan-
tee n cure If you will
come in season.
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O. U E E 9
- 1igs.N 7l1T7-d1HNI7-1 I779a-Il
CataFrh.

WE MAKE A 81 N-
CIALTY Of treating
patents by Malt
Please write and des-
cribe your symptoms.
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A1er years of the most saborioWs re-
search aud inUesttgdtfOn, and after the
practical application In tredtn,e1ttO thou
sdnds of patients, Geo. Chandler, a. NJ,
MD, notI presents to the american ptt6-
Tic the fOItOpi1iO remedies, his sole dis
cOrery and property, the efficacy of sCticlt
Is dtiestetI fT the rOtnDaiH HORS quantity Of
Testimonials, the unsolicited offerings Of
suffering and discouraged patients, tCho
haze not only receiUed relief and benefit
from their continued use, but haze been
radically cured of ailments and chronic
complaints, tcttck haze been adjttdOed by
the most efiItnent phystcidns as hOpeIess'
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Asthma! !

WE GU ARA NTEE
TO CURE Coughs,
Colds, Dptheria. Pneu
monia, Nrura ga and
nearly all other severe
attacks when ali other
remedies fail.
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AMERICAN MEDICINE co.

ST JOSEPH Mo
Fer saie by all Druggists. Dec !3, 1875,
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New Advertisements.
Now AdVertlSementS.
PROPRIETARY
Nj ES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Late Physician 10 ST.. Georges and ST. BsrthoIo-
news Hospitals, London, Curator to
ST. EliLabeth's, etc.
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For sale by all Druggists.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
Canary Birds.

prI1r SINGERS. Now is the time 70
: ''H ~ - buy while they are SO cheap al
Nv N CHANDLER's, 611 Market street,
sovSS Wilmin gton, Del.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
THE aRUM BIER.
HIS YOUTH.

A HIS YOUTH. ..fH y
His coat was too thick and his cap was too
- thin, r.. .I.t.rIa f.f! ..-4o.
he couldn't be quiet, he hated q din; ,il'
he hated TO write, and he hated to read, ~
He was certainly very much injured I'M
he .--s.sVr rtudy and waxinovesS>si-s ae ae-f
His parents we're strict, and he never was
' rested; 0a I
He knew he was wretched as wretched
couldbe, ..i .o.....-. .,.,- ri Il
There was no one SO wretchedly wretched
she. i v... ol 4uas .t.,t
-rts HIS MATURITY, s,,tI'
His farm was too small and his taxes too
big, it.-tit4. u ,La1. IrLJ
He was selfish and lazy, and cross a. q
pig; tit q
His wife was too silly, his children too
rude; .l1
And just because he was uncommonly
good. sn
He never had money enough or to spare,
He had nothing atall ut to eat or to wear;
He kney he was wretched as wretched
COulQ ucb
There was no one SO wretchedly wretched
as he.
HIS OLD AGE.
He finds he has sorrows moredeep than bis
fears,
He grumbles to think he has grumbled for
years;
He CRU umbles to think he has grumbled
30. away as ....
His home and bis fortune, his life's little
day, '. -
But, alas tits too late,-it is no use to say
That his eyes are too dim. and his hair Ia
too gray. ~ f' an ~ 49,
BE knows he is wretched as wretehed can
be, ..H..4 ... +5I8
There Is no one more wretchedly wretched
than he.
Dora Goodd,e (lo years old) 81. Micho'd
/ far Decem6ee. tr# is
=
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General NesUs.

j., About five thousand people visited
Chief Joseph and his-.band- Of Nez
Perces, at Fort Lesvenworth, Kansas.
Sunday. Religious services were held
in tent. The captive Indians are
Catholics. sifE ffE}kk3Et Il
Fanny Davenport is confined to her
room,in d etroit, unable, to fulfill her
engagement in Michigan,l In conser
quence of injuries received by stage
fall at the opera house in that city on
Saturday night. - NJ
The New York police are investigat.
ing the scheme Of an Erie City, Pa.,
swindler, who proposes to trade coun-
terfeit greenbacks "that can't be told
from the genuinen at from elk to ten
per cent. of their face for genuine
money. --. ,---- 49,, ~-- -,--7- -.
The second trial of Austin Black
va. the nEinental National Bank Ia
New York, haslresulted In favor OF
the defendants. The suit Was on
forged check for, 1858. 600 which the
bank teller had incautiously certineo
as genuine. j 10 - ~
The trial CT Michael Lyddon, for
perjury and conspiracy in connection
with the contracts for the construction
of the new custom house at, 81 Louis,
has resulted in his acquittal.l Nolle
lprosequis will probably, be entered In
| the cases of his associates.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
THE COLORADO STONE GIANT

The petrified man or Colorado stone
giant Is now on exhibition in New York,
and is claimed to be specimen of an ex-
tinct race of prehistoric men, who for
merly peopled America. The figure Is
seven and half feet long, and of 600
pounds weight. The features are of a
decided Indian type, high cheek bones,
low, retreating forehead, and an enor-
nous posterior Uranium. The right arm
is bent, the hand lying upon the breast.
The bones between the wrist and fingers
and the finger bones, with their processes,
are said to he true to nature. The left
arm rests on the left leg, which is drawn
up, and the. f1exor muscle bears a scar
The great toes on the feet have the ap-.
pearance of thumbs and are not unlike
the toes of q gorilla. But that which
excites the greatest curiosity among
scientific men is the vertebra, which ID
extended about two inches and a hall,
displaying well defined tail. This tail ID
not believed to be the os coccyx projected
by the shrinkage of the muscles, for iIh
that case it would have fat, arrow
shaped form. 1t is about five inches
long, round, about one inch In diameter,
and with a conical termination. o.
Friday evening large gathering of scien-
tific men, among whom were Professors
Ogden and Charles A. Doremus, Ham,
ilton, Clymer, Bamstead, Post, Mott
and Smith and scores OF Others eminent
in science and medicine, among whom
may be named Drs. ). L. Moses, For
dyce Barker, Ramsey, Mason, Owen,
Henry, Dexter, Foster, Quackenboss,
Judson, Campbell, Ranney, Bull and
close sean; aud careful examination Of ths pe1 a
brought to this city and submitted to thF
scrutiny of our medical experts, thaE
whom no better are to be found in this
country.-Led0er.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE w11MIroro,,.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. "A : ,
Fof * dr5hiiiaaeiphia; ~ "a 2o9, 6.6s, $40, 900
SO d a. M @ oo isT; snaa2a II 49, 40 zso a
m; 5 %, q so, 0 40, p m. - - : :
For New York, %, o N, am, 70 81, 70 a0
646 p m; on Sundays. 2Us a m.
Fer Baltimore and Washington: 1914, 1 16,
sea m; 2oi, 1850, 90. IN. Sundays
For Port Deposit: 45e p m; no Sunday
For New Castle: 8, Q 20, SO a m; 50, 8 80 .
For 1eawSse snss r arIs r; sos, m; 80 p nj
For Wilmington & Northern R. r.: 9 25 q
M 90, 900 p m; no sunday train" '
For Delaware Western r. R.: 10 20 q m; S SO
p m; on Sundays: 10 80 a m. 80
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILMINGTnN.o >
from PhIiadelpnl1 u 56, s "a, ga a m; u
m; y "A, 70 81, IS, 451, 5I4, 82t
so. 10. 6l, II 10 m on sundays: u 50,
TT, 10 % Ban a mi %, 3 o. II 10 pm. = :.
from New York; 10 %, 81 m; u a, IL 50
ss, sSs : . 81 81 p M; on Sundays u Sea mi
From Baltimore 2 IS, Al, q M; 10 Z, l2 "a.
SIS, sS6p m; on Sundays: 2 Is a m 80
FROM Washington: 2 IS a m i2a, &C.
636. .s46 p m; on Sundays: . IS q M; a
From Port Deposit 500 a m !; no Sunday
from new castle: %, 90 m IL 90 m;
20, 9 40, 7 90 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware r. R.: 8 80 q MI 20. 6 40 p
m; no Sunday trains. .t.l.--.tf.',
From Wilmington & Northern R. R.: 8 O8,
II 80 q m; 8 10 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. R.: 80 q m |;
310p m; on SUNDAYS: 6 90 y m. -+tqiIl
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
'"h ADELPHIA. K T-rI,tf
From Broad street and Washington ave-
nue.: Z 30, 500, 10 80, 45 a m; Q 80, 9 30.
200, 6lS, e4S, 946, 1ioo PM ON Sum
From Thirty Second and Market streets:
725, IL 40 q m, u 10, 8 66, 80, IL 45 p m;
on SUNDAYS so. 11-46 . m.
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'PrNcHBAcK's Parthian arrow had u
keen point, but it struck ,against those
Who are protected. by triple coat OF
brass. The admission of Kellogg was an
act Of such besotted partisanship that ar
gamsnt and remonssranes are etsenS Ellie idls tais
PinchDsck rehearses an ortStoio 1nie S
Knows that the body that elected Ksl-
logs was largely made up Of apPoin.ess
na ssed or exercised any legislative func-
tions. It did not obtain the recognition
q the President and soon dsapgSefrsd asnsS hy
claimant to the Louisiana governorship,
why never exercised any authority and
who is now q political tramp. These .';s s
Of the Senate solemnly declared that
Kellogg was the duly -elected represen-
tative of the state Of L1aisiapa. i, T. is
If ia like the farewell caper Of the clown
in the pantomime before he dives out OF
Bdltmore Gazette. 49,
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SUING MYRA CLARK GAINES.
ANOTHER BATTLE IN THE COURTS OVER
THE NEW ORLEANS PROPERTIES.

ANOTHER BATTLE IN THE COURTS OVER
THE NEW ORLEANS PROPERTIES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Ann Mary
Kittell, Christian Kittell, Anna Maria
Shaefer, George Seiber, Catharine Eliza
beth Dreher, and Christian James Dre-
her, yesterday filed billin equity against
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines. The petition
sets forth that Anna Maria Shaefer is a
resident of this city, and the others are
subjects of Germany; that in 1885 one
John Michael Zimmerman died intestate
in Louisiana, having considerable
amount of personal aud real estate in
that State, and left no legal representa-
tive there that the plaintiffs are entitled
to the property, parcel of land on which
is erected the St. Charles Hotel, and the
tract of land which has been the subject
of controversy between, the city of New
Orleans and the defendant; 10000 acres
of land adjoining Port Hudson, and 49,
600 acress upon which Baton Rouge is
located, which were the subject of a
Spanish grant in 1902, and were convey
ed to Zimmerman aad his heirs. They
charge that said defendant has, by q null
tiplicity of suits, without making plain
tiffs parties thereto, obtained judgments
of custer against the tenants, and allege
that within the last year she has offered
to compromise with the said plaintiffs,
thus recognizing their claim, and they
have an equitable claim against her to
remove the claim upon their title, and
they pray that defendant may be COM
pelled to make to them quit-claim deeds,
&c. 10
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
.THE LONGEST WAY % ROUND

A Quaker wrote to matchmaker: "L
hereby send thee my pocket clock, which
standeth In need Of thy friendly oorred-
tion. The lasttime it was at the friend-
ly school Ii was in no way benefited Or
-profited thereby, for / perceive by the
index of of its mind that it is liar, and
the truth is not in it. Purge it, there
fore, l beseech thee, ami correct it from
wherein it should go; and when thou
layest thy correcting hand upon it see
shat 1t be without passion, lest thou
Hshouldest drive 1t to destruction; and
when thou seest 1t comfortable to the
above mentioned rules. send it home 70
me with ajust and true bill, drawn opt
in the spirit of moderation, and will re
mt it to thee in the root of all evil.'
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12

The death of General Benjamin Huge r
has revived controversy concerning his
transfer to the trans NJ ississippi depart
ment just after the close of the battles
around Richmond. Owing to some con-
filct of authority or confusion of orders
Generals Huger and Magruder failed to
perform the work expected of them at
at the time visited the failure upon Gen
eral Huger. But Mr.. Jefferson Davis
never lost his confidence in him; he was
never visited with official eensure, and
he was assigned to an important COM
mand In Texas, when he was relieved of
his command in tn army of Northern
Virginia.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
wALLACE's NEW BOND BILL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Wal
lace's sixty-year three-sixty five interest
bond of small denominations, for invest
ments of the poorer classes, was consid-
cred in the Senate Finance Committee
to-day, and will be favorably reported.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12

Election of O6icers.-An election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year will take place
on Thursday evening, at 730, in thu
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
soc alton, S37 Market street.. A full at
tendance of memb BIS Is requested.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
sV,HE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK
AA soa MARK EFT STREET,


Y.aoR ArRp JANUARY 23p, 1891.
a,,e, n receive deposits daily from 4
AZ nntii p. NJ, and ON Tuesday ana 6at-
nrday evenings from Ito O'Clock.
n TsEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Of six per mas been segsflfSb 81 fbe eTaS BANK
ss,d N is the expectation OF the Managers
shSt This rate of dividends will be conunued.
When dividendssfe not Ttshd66awa; ;ss smSy
Az sa1as;ts compound their interest twice Id
each year. MANAGERS. ! =. =
Clement B: smyth, George George " osneIls. sushl
NatnanT = n,,re n. - Edward Darlington
q N: M:stonsep6'ss,s, JSS %St ~ III. IasEsiGfS' sWifs,'
i"ii si GEO. w. BUSH, President
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice PresidenI, q.
feb2i E. j. TAYLOR. Ireasurel. %
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|. W0RREELl.,:i: < W :
|carpets &Dr.Yy q Goods. %
MASONIC IEMPLE.
beCial Circular, 44AW5a7
| OCTOBER 1877.
}lei irE
jRY GOODS. Ds.. .Tass +. H Z, 3,s..... e. B, /.
DEPARTMENT.

In consequence Of the act,on Of iead-
Dry Goods Houses of Phiiadet-
10 advertts.ng their goods at EA-
RE.uELY Low RATES, zoe an
mo from this date, and until
Bdsr notice, a SWEEPING RE-
sUCTIOyNin the prices Of our EN-
IRE LINE OF DRY GOODS,ana
Epmfully submit the foltoDing:
4 FOR The last 10 years zoe have sept
best qualities of Goods. Our Stock
d this time complete in eueyy de-
tmsm. We hcus made prspara-
|n for th,s Seasons Trdde in ad-
w Of any since 1873. Our sup
b ~et from the best importing g,mun-
dwng and Job6,ng houses IN
wicd. We thoroughly understand
business. In tbs special sale,and
hss special prices, no Change pill
ads IN our terms. Waple zoe re-
bthd the prices ut ,Oh,ch ,Os sshaU
goods wiH be TOO LOW for
ftable competition, ,Oe are SATISFIED
u is thsproper coursefo pursue,
store can 6e sa,iccssgs9 a that Soes
rcoga,ze that an PROTECT
& ITS CUSTOMERS It cSasMs
prn best interests. ! 1 ~ Q ! ~4
b cOnclus'On, our friends and,he..
kare asked to EXAMINE for
ualvss, and compare STYLES and
gdLITIES. 1t OiIt certainly
by THEM.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
TUE MUTE MINSTREL.

.s ,.,, white. and fast, and soft,
~ 40, no .e,es. whirl from the vault aloft'
ndsuread their mantle, wide = q lalI.
nus srth,s brown breast, through the CA &
o. ust, the rose bush looks and wan,
t..s,nrs @ her blooming il oil undone,
1.o of,ess trees bend rad and low
Naath ~ their branches crown OF snow.
,ob,n saused in hts fiisht too long;
~ s,s ozen throat is silent song.
Y A'r nevpr more shall his dead heart beat
1',n h,s love OF the Norland. true and
sweet, &c..
o., ". .he red breast died at home. slons: !,
.onoh tho bended boughs you may dim
ly see oa.~.r..
|, life. dead bird, is the cedar tree,
I'd nv heart In its branches II dead Ike
thee:
nth, 80 .,,.. =, !,
truth
thsn the singers hie them on happy wing,
! eafy arches in pomp. Of spring.
be,r merry carols may mock the Lutte,
~ thine and mine shall be child and
mute.