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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16

The threatened war between the
Cross and the Crescent in, Europe. and
the continued dry weather in Califor-
MIA, is assisting in doing the work
of yeast powders. for -four, which has
taken rise recently. The price of the
article has advanced one dollar per
hupdred pounds along the railroad,
within the last week or two. Though
Humboldt County boasts Of two first
class Touring mills, and is wholly
independent of California in the matter
of breadstuffs, the price Of these
articles is governed to a great extent
by. the San Francisco rates.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
A Jail Yard 4.

: 10 accordance With the, recommended
tons of at least two Grand Juries, the
Sheriff has concluded to make a Jail
yard Lumber for the purpose is now
being hauled on tha ground. and a
fence ten feet high will be built around
the Jail, and the east side of. the court
house. While the authorities are in
the building mood they ought to bnild
a picket fence 10 protect the trees in
front of the courthouse. Hungry cat
tie make assaults on the trees frequent
ly and break off the limbs while brows-
ing off the twigs. II the trees awere
worth setting out. they ought to be
protected. ssgsE4es III ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16


Yesterday three tramps who were
beating their way toward the broad
Pacific, made raid on some freight
wagons near Homer Davis blacksmith
shop. and stole some three or -four
pairs OF blankets. Shortly afterwards
the transfers missed their bedding
and watched q train that was abcnt To
leave. on which they suspected w
thieves would take their departure.
They found their men slowed away on
the train with the blankets in their
possession. The articles were dehv-
cred to the owners without hesitation.
after which one of the teamsters re
marked to the tramps that they ought
to be arrested. do they feed pris.
oners in this country?" asked Que Of
the tramps. who, upon being answered
in the affirmative. said: "Well. If
that's the case don't cure how soon
I'm locked mp, as / haven't had a
square meal since I left Chicago"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
August Flower.


The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy FIVE per cent ofthe
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their
effects: such as Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiyepsss, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, Heart Burn, Water
brash. gnawing and burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach. Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste
in the mouth. coming up of food after
eating, low Spirits, &c. Go to your
Druggist. land get rs cent Bottle
of AUGUST Flower or Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will
relieve you. .+.r
"a Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists San Francisco. jan2 ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
Raining I'm -Califernia.

Dispatches from California say tits
raining in Sacramento this morning.
Light showers fell to day in San Fran
cisco, also at Redding in the Sacramento
Valley. The prospects are good for a
heavy fall of rain throughout the State,
aud it was never more welcome than
at present.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16

'D.tid Atuosds teams Care tIbsins
loaded by E. Reinhardt &c Co. with
freight for Gcrpucopie, lfoywhieh place
there is some merchandise arriving
nova days. ,,. ,.,.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
Idaho Bullion.

Wells. Fargo &Co. brought down
from Silver City Yesterday one bar Of
bullion of the assayed valine of CO.
325 80. As it was shipped by bank
ing concern we could not ascertain the
name of the mine that produced it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16

The members of the Social Club
viii give social dance ct Centennial
Hall next Friday evening. Everybody
ia invited. A good time is anticipated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
5ARrEsiAN WELLS.

lHvHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
to inform the public that he IL now
prepared. with the most approved machinery.
TO rink Art.sian Wells in amy part of the state
on the, shortest notice. aAtg
All orders or communications On the SUBJ
jeet address TO Cahoon l. Palmer, Battle
Mountain. will receive prompt attention.
#a4 4 .tfN CAHOON n PALMER.
Battle Mountain, October Q. 1915. Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Eleven carloads of fat beeves from
the Quin River country were shipped
from this station to San Francisco yes
terdsy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
CAMP MeDERMlT NOTES.
Evening Amuselnents-Th The Death Of
Government Mule.

Evening Amuselnents-TheD Death Of
Government Mule
A correspondent writes; "a good
joke was perpetrated the other evening
on one Of the smarties' of this burg.
You must know that we have Just set
upa
BILLIARD TABLE IN THE cApIP.
And as there are . number of green
hands continually playing. who consid-
er game as something serious, and not
to be trified with, the room il eonse-
quently very quiet and all undue dis
tnrbances are prohibited. One of the
men disguised as wandering banjoist
entered the room and disturbed the
contestants for aweighty stake. pint
of peanuts. Those present made mp
subscription. amounting to 50 25, for
the mnsicisn and suggested that II was
not so much Of a reward for his music
as to induce him to leave. His success
embroidered another to try the same
dodge next evening. but the boys hear
ing of his intention large audience
was prepared to receive. him. and the
moment he, entered the lights went out,
the door was closed. and shower of
last years eggs was launched at him
with striking effect. d He retreated in
disorder. and q more disappointed,
sadder, wiser. but not. as he exnected.
richer, man was never seem He sus-
poets himself, I think Justly. of un-
pleasant odors. and has washed.
scrubbed and batbed himself without
dissipating the effect 1of the ovine
shower As Tom Moore says:
"you may wash, you may lather the coat. II
YOU win. 4 ~ AF@A
But the scent of the egg yslk will cling 10 IL
still" IN
We have had very serious loss, and
one much deplored. Old Lie,
: CT \ 4 GOVERNMENT MULE Ot
Which the oldest inbabitant says was
an old mule when he settled in this
conp try !. has gone the wsy Of all flesh.
A disciple of st. Crispin has written
her epitaph, in the yernacular of the
craft, as follows: ~
"Poor Lie has gone THAT & cd. old mule
We neer shall see her more
They ANYWAYS worked her on the Wheel
s she never went BEronz | ilIOLJ
Death TAPPED her just at 0 O'Clock;
Twas better on the whole,
For shs was WAXING worse and worse.
SO yielded up her SOLE.
Ten days she suffered anguish rare.
with bone sores on each Ing;
Her oouSrER rested 'gainst rock s
She could not move q PEG.
They tried 10 HKEI. her TO the LAST:
OF friends she had no desrth-
In death. poor Liz Heaven ahould find
She, had her He'll on earth t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16

limited number of pupils will be taught
lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music. at
her residence, opp osite the depot, by the un.
dersigned. A first class piano will be fur
nished. For terms. apply to
Il .a1 iea MISS IDA NJ. ZURICH.
WNSEMuccA, January 10th, ls77-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.
To Rent.

The bnilding formerly occupied by
b. s. Coggeshall & Co. For terms
apply to A. j. Shepard. Ij2-lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
Tais Mornings Board.

800 Ophir 20 1917
a770 Mexican 1914 15T -
1896 G d. g 10 1919
2075 b IL B q %
OATS California Al q Al
9l5 Savage 81 ia
4zlO Con Va 3sH 3SH b5
$40 Chollar 90 81 $50
l760 Fl d N5H 81 b5
b55 Crown PoiEt 81 5s<
1915 Yellow jacket llX 12L s10
$3.50 Imperial 140 1920
200 Kentuck
1855 Alpha 1s 1917
40 Belcher 81 8 $50
40 Confidence TX
1850 Sierra Nevada TX tx
800 Utah lax 1917
1880 Bullion 81 8
$3.50 Exchequer 5 5l
56j Overman so rs a
100 Seq Belcher 81 55
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-16
NOTICE.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE,

u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
gs-s - CARSON CITY. Nevada,
December 18th, 1876.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
Office by Peter N. Marker againat James H.
Jones for sbandoning his HoMeAtsad .En,rs,
No. ia, dated September !, 1874, upon Va.
south half Of the southeast quarter Section IA,
Township %, north. Range 81 east NJ, d. N.
in Humboldt county, Nevada, with Q view ~
the cancellation of said entry: the said pat
ties ere hereby summoned to appear at ihAs
once oA the 10Th day of january 1877, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. to respond and furnish testA-
m9py concerning said alleged ab&n L nment.
U. N. HARRIS, Register.
decls-td
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
apnTpsCIoUE a THIEF.

A little girl thirteen years old was AZ
rested rscss.l, in New York city; when .
vas discovered tAYs she MAS profession;
sneak thief Within = brief period sh'
had stolen jsvs.ry and ether article 10 TIT
smeuu. si nine thcrsand dollars. behint
srch an instance Of precoeious eriue Their
mus, be scUe Fagin who taught the eh'it
the ar, OF stealing, and proh'sed BY he
theta Her crimes were too srtiui ans
too systematic no, to have been prompist
bv some older criminal. Iisuch thers b
he i. the proper person 'opunish; oui s.
fs the child, i, is diff cult problem tf
dssrmins what should he done with Ter
To send her to penal institution wou't
only be to harden het for future oriensss
Thirteen years is too young for punish
u,eu, and We, i, would be improper to le
the child 50 without some effort Iowa1'
her reformation. 1 good home IN Il
country would be the hsst provision IL
such preoocioas criminals.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
From the Earliest Ages.

SCRDECI.A has been the hane. and as II
were the curse OF San A1nd- MosoA, In 'he
18th ehapter Of LssiiisGs> lays down ierS
-xpllcIl rules ok teis disea {. so lsrrlb's
and loa,h~olne AeA II osea coAssj red then
ns, a persun RnoSn :" hr Inject cd With L
you'd not % slowed I. mll with society
fne Iews r~ssfAei II Ss dlvIe inniction
aud believed there BE- no cure for II. IL
was then the SIMS Of . oain Or . dlvlSuoE
rom the paths OF virtue were luhlshsa IS
,nus IS life .sStsd asprily in our dxe
she saepee Of msaIeins nss eeen developed
me CreS' stnretrnUse ~ Sa' nre ror' iShes .
remedy the disease is stripped OF It's ter-
o,r nv N. rs. oFths A xihl FAS'S R,sFJ
ANDHERB JUICES, and the victim OF
>croills. Glc, rs, Sores, fmp.es. SIo!ches,
Tlltsr. etc, Gao se restored 10 sound heath
in few wsesa fhss there are thousands
aow whose conditions ere - hssd Is those
VI the GaGkssss vt are well aware. Many
row tail to lns . cure a. vrh as the did
then. To all such the Sanaritan's Root
and Herb juices Viii prove happy boon,
4ra!,csiins 81! inpn-iues rom ito blood,
aud nlsk nC the nowrlexion bright and
aesitny, 4 few Do,t4es W Il remove pInl-
ples or rlo,cheS, thereby doing away with
eosri etis> sn- vow ders. hOor AND HERE
IUICES .sIa5 per bottle SEMI by express
TO any address.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
DESMOND 4 CO.,
eIS Racestreet. Philadelphia, P
E. f, KunkeP Bitter Wine
Of iron.

E, Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine o!
Iron Will efecius..y cure liver cnmp!sirt-
jsuuoiC~. dyspepsia, cnro1ic or nervous
iebi .i1y. chrome StarrGOeA, disease OF the
.Idueys and all i.easeS arising from
lis yriered liver. stomach er inIesUres
such As constipation. tu.ence, ipvard
81 es, ful ness o.std 10 the head, scidii!
., the stomach nausea. heartburn, DISCUS
5or ipod full ness OF weight in the stomach
sore eTuGtstions, sinking or tutierlug ~
the pit nf ,ne stomach. swimming q: the
head. hUTriea OF G.InculI breathing. iutier-
iuEs AZ the hasrt, Choking or Surocalns
I sensation when IN siyiuE posture d!mne>>
| IT y lseioa Ciols or VETS before he sight,
| dull pain in the head. deficiency Of pres
pirstion, yeilowneSs Of the skin and eyes
pain in tls side. bsck, head, chesi, lin ps,
stc sudden rft,sh,s Of hest. burning IN tbs
| tesh con- tant imagi Mugs OF evil and great
depression of spiri 5. Price 81 per eeIle
Beware OF coS iterteits. 10 lot let you
iruasist palm on sHme other preparstios
| Girop he may say IS good but -sk &c
Sunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take n
l(Nnsr Kunkel's Bitter Vince. Iron is nc
sIld in bulk-on4y N 8! bottles. L. F, Kun
Se!, Proprietor, No. 50 North Ninth SIEee
phissiel phis, Pa. sold by ali druIKtsts.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12

THERE has been an extraordinarily goo'
crop of wheat on the continent OF Europe
Frsncs alone excepted. The fact will
rrsvent in some degree, the realization G
the high prices for our abundant crop shS'
WAS anticipated. Blu, the market " i'll IL
far better than usual, snd our expotrs WI
be- very large. The expectation Of cor
also will be large. The Russian crop o
xbes, is said to be uncommonly hne' er
her exports from The couAtries ooroer'''
on the Black Sss, being GU, OF BY III
Turkish blockade, she will have to consum
her products, and America Will 'e saVs'
from her conSs.ion.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
LICENSE APPLICATIONS. |

NO lcE.-,l, imo1py MsNarros W e ST. he
II n,iancs With he ioXairenoLe md
.ct ~ -se,nD'y, Id such =. an d. Snn Sa
nr"yiaed MN do oerehy VI sc not,ce MAJ suaI
p p',v tn waiting 70 the tourt OF - v % o.
SESSIONS :.si Of I've fo.ce and ia. driivsTy .,
Ihs So, o, Delaware in anu ior the ,osS sIui.y Az
~ SSw Castle, npon Monday the ~ ,s'u ~"
"f November, A. p. 1877 bel. ~ .s,s
o. 1ay No of TEXT November term OF the s"ar ~
Jar, tor uesnse e. keea I s,reet, am en 10th
WaTd of the City Of WilmingWn, mTs
rasiis County, in the State OF Deia"a fasS
ma To seu Intoxicating ilq uoIs ,u on
nnsnIities than one quart 70 oe urus a,,s.en.
~ nreyoIsss. and the following clti.en'
Ine p,.d pmr,nnd the said application, to VII:
49, poon. Artemss wilhelm,
AisSsHue, John W Carey.
cha H. Beckett, tranmuS m Tsnnaiv.
Ia es Murphy, Hb1n usvs
| emuel Hi'ch, Edw. T,Atssr
Z; n, SVSn, Srr James o. Donnell.
IhartSs Gi,Is,m Se,, W. starietf,
John I,nthrie, 1nohaEn par.ar
John Ward, 5D,iuL ,ahiil
IL G Wiggiesworth, ps4Se ,anar AZ
W. ~ Nc Nc ,o Wslsh. Michael McAteer,
a hTf hTTffMoTHY McCARRoN.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
G. G. RIGGS, Register.
@tliSv Si
DBGISTER'S ORDER
r. kEGIsTKR'S OFFICE.

New Castle county. October i 1871.
Cpon Ihespp icatiol of John cummings
execu. = o. J In Brown !are Of RiLm lne
ton Hundred IN said county. dee-a ed. II
IS ordered ana directed hy the feEl,ie-
lhs, the executor aforesaid give noi!ce o-
grant rs letters Ies.a,nrnla-y upon the es
lac cf the deceased. wi b The Ga OF
granting tnereo by causing advert Sc
meats 10 De posted vi hi2 forty days
nom the 6ae OF sEeh letters III
six OF the ma.t pubic oi ces OF
the county o. New Cas- i-, requiring a! !.
perSoas having demands againsi l. { estate
10 pre<suIthe sane or abide D, an aci OF As
.elnhly in such ease INSIDE a-G EToT de71.
Ard 4 50 eau = .he sane 10 o~ lnse- e !
| WITHIN the same period IN the NoRNISS d
| HE,ALp, a newspaper published 10 All
m!nsIun. and 10 he cou;iauai therein
| three V sess =. @. H.
| Given under the hard and sa.l ot ot.et
! of the Register Aforesaid 81 New
l. KAL, Cssil&, in New Casi.r ~ uu'y. = ore.
| said, me dsy And year above wit.
ten. s {. bIGG>, Register.
| NuTICF.--An persons having claims
lagsius, the estate q the deceased mus
jpTessnl the same duly sIte>tet 10 the IL
ecu.or NJ or before ciOoe- An, .s-s. o
-hids the Act of Assembly in such cas-
made sai provided
Il Address Wilmington. Del. necd
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
THECNION OF THE STATES.

Itwss finely said in Fourth OF July
sosst, The Union Of the S:ates-They are
many like the waves, and ore like III
sea-" But the simile will no: bear cloSs
analysis, since the waves are only nipples
on the surface, which appear and disappear
every day and hour. And hey ara Rishesi
and strongest when the sea is asiiaisd by
storms: while she States lose something #
their individuality in periods Of commo
tion, snd sre nevr 80 powerful IS ourirs
= calm in the political element. The uniou
hss been compared, also, TO the solar sy>,
TEN, with its c.nsriFetal and centrifuga
tendencies, the former being analogous to
the Capitalization OF power ~ The Genera!
Goye-umeat the ls.!e5 10 the disin'esra
,ion which would result from pushing
States Rights theories too tAr.
Bl, ii each Of these systems the oppo-
sing forces are essential 10 its preservation
The esntripe.al fogce wouie preeipitste The
PLANETS IL to the sun; the centrifugal toncs
would scatter them through the intun.
void Of space. In like manner, csntrsIl
rsiion, if unchecked, would onnslonerai,
the States into huge, unvleldy mass.lis'
,hM oi Russia or Chins, and make despo'
ism O, anarchy inevitable; >isses' Eight
would deslrop the union with all its SO
vxnt.Ses OF free trade extending o7er
continent. make necessary gordon Of eI:
tom hoases srHlEd every Sss.e; .nd .
msnv standing armies ss there a-e Gov
eruors Or thsy might bs rev Cnior
formed. One nsde ny OF the NoytheaSer
S,.,es; one of the southern STATES. or
Of ,bs STATES situated in the Mississip)
Vslev. and one on the Psei6ccosst. B,
e.ch of these States would require s:sn'
ing army. Mutual jcaioasies- like tho
which slenisie European Sts.eS, would j
duce eseh SAFE sotry to be better s-n'
and be,,ez prepared for war shan
neighhcr: sod hence their several arm;
would he constantly growing larger, VI
IN increase OF iax&ion 10 keep them 7
War would eos1e, snd immense nstiN
dsSss veuld be created Such would
the inevitable results II dislniea.
From every poin. Of view, ibereiore,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
L. +. kUnkeHs us4raa h E +
Kunkers klAsaxls poo for
the Hair.

The best snd cheapest Fair Dressing and
Estr Cleaner in the world. yhey remove 8
Ssodrurf. sllsy irritation SonIhe and ecC,4
iha heated scsip. prevent the hair trolI
talna. OF. ard promote the growth IN a
very shorI time, They preserve and besaS-
iify the hair, and renieIit sof and stossy
Thes iMpsrt ogiihsncy and SHY sp'
resrsrcs 10 braid and yiry hair. ssd as a
hs.r dressing. they are unr.va LED; erai-
csIe dand: uf and prevent badness. Tbs
shampoo cleans the Eair, removes greece
| serrt. itching. eruption, Cures hesdschs
caused oy heat and fatigue kunkelt
ursl and glossy color. restore tsdsd. dr.!
harsh snd ~iry hair. Price per bottle 3
| Askyoa d.ISStsi for them or send 10 L T
lKunkei, Proprietor, NO. s5s North Mat
xtNsesx Phil sds. ph.s p as.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
Warranted for Five Se''
CAUTION!

al persons rs 2Ias .s ssv Isswips m.nitps " j;
= wv IA oar needle 9. and na .'.,snt ,tis
", or,Sat nave the new psr,. ruS'
A, achment. unlesS lhe rhsir se W
tr,m tuls Company, ol IN % our pstiD.
,ensss, and s'"mp-n n,s,ions sud vi
Wsrs OF worthless lmitsis, lied oul t.IIrt pa
nlous psrties who have e. nv cnl! iH'
shvpriisenepts. al &c. anu Al
cnine mar ufaclU'ei o! u. ocpd q ny
WIZ .Tss Wonder is how 20 s"~GUr, r,
~ 80 Al SO low n ph~ orsss \
"a" .Ws have the macii.r, = 1n1ss1
ms ~ casI s.ap y re,,nInmeud 1t 'o'' .,
" he mscn1ns n,sss. j with il; u ssI o, !,
c,s,m for ii sLd M L, w."
atte alton OF our fe" r,rt
Christian. ~ resronsih!e 'y,p
nrompI in all heir se'.a,I,jsrs.'-.A"
We CONNIE d ~ onf ~
| s.mr,a mac, ines With ias's ,ss vo;.l' Sl
soTwn.t.d . any part o' W
ceiptof ,,,rrEN pULLA" ~
Special term; ssd ss.Sts, Tt sths,kssH,' e
MAJ and .enis-le 3. ~ snlari ~ N
Tuntv rights given ssscr ipi!'e ~
Samples VI sewint,, ,1monisls, ~ q, u
CON .siring terms, m.oney SeIh, q 4;
etc, seat free dracs OF = 81
oAce money o safe deai'
are pArfectly ssea'e ss ,s Il,
All orders, c"Ii li'u
bt add essed 10 she rIslA
fhhhPa PHILADELPHIA
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12

NrOrIIE, In clmpi'ance I'm the re-
II uuirements Of the act OF Assembly IN
such cases made md provided we nerby
rnh,jsn our iptsntiun 10 MAI e application
IN writing TO the ourt OF Gene-at Seesl Ls
OF the Peace aud Jall Delivery OF II Sls..
Of delaware, iu and TOR New Gas, 9 unit!
On x"nday' the 18th day Of november. A.
r., IS7.for a license to sell irtcArauns
LIQUORS, fer medicinal pnrposes, al o. !.
VI ,rkeI street in the flNn ".'tu, W! pi
W.lmiugt L. aid the inllcslns lespeo.s'ie
ctti izsns fecommsnu the sid appllc-tion;
n VI Maui AieAls -mlIh,
samuel Me- larry, Jr. Il Jo 'es, 81
George : Grub, Benjamin Nields,
'Iwotd a., ref, lyuaI,n. Grubb,
n liam Tats all, John ii " s!raNeh,
sIberf " smith, George Wairaven,
Thomas II Savery, falrlcR iassaIt,
Iaal Frist " A LaMolte
,ielrye Allmon, l. Bring urst il
Ed w ard " HOPES, Anthosy hlgg Ms,
Frank Py,e. samuel Marshall,
Isaac V ileyd, Charles E Fritz.
rctSe.st - SMITH s PALMER
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12

>,OrI, Ell. Jos H Richards. In com ..,, a,
II ance with the requirements Oh lne so'
sf Assembly in sucn cases mace aa9 Pyl
yided. do hereby give notice that ! SUI, saa,i
nnly in writing to the Court o, GenefAt
SESSIONS of the Peace snd Jail Delivery y.
the State of Delaware. in and er the Couaas
Of New Castle. upon Monday me lsln gay gay
of November, A. D. 1877. being the nrsl gay
of the next November term OF Ine sa.u
I;ourl for a license 10 keel an Inn OF tavern e.,
Known as the Atlantic Garden, ~ hins {
treet. in the second Ward. OF me Clt! y. oi
Wilmington. in the State of pelaWa.s "
sell Intoxicating liquors in less uAnli.l.;
than one quart. 10 be drunk o1 ne preini.
ses. and the following respectaoie clt .ens
-. om mend the said application, to wit:
Ios SfaekIe VIM beckley,
SeS NeIcbn;r John B Elliott,
John Parker, Chas Spun A.
Bernard Row, Mlchae1 Semn!'
VIM L Gilbert, JACOB l. om' wv,
l. File, MsIttu = 49,
has Weyl, Meicnolr'
VIM brer nan, hllos;;,,,
~ Dennis. AnInoIS nnr
Echoias Jenny, jacob scnelIei;
Johu F Taylor, James s~ee'en'
Vim r Tush, Jos bl4"n
Patrick Long, JOS brsol Iui nc
noy2-St JOSEPH b. RltH lbs.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12
II. F. PICELLS..
MEDICAL.

Dp ETT,kRs NEGETABLE RAEU'
DMaTIC REMEpY.-is the perscrip
ion OF one of Philadeiphia's eldest physi'
isns, and is xuSran.eed TO cure rhtuna
;slu, neuralsis, scissica, pain, Bsck ache
&C.. or money refunded, by in.isorst.n'
he nerves, purifyins the blo.A. and neu
Ir,sliking poisonous defosits le tos system
Inc. Suffering and money saved by rseinl
I in time. Remember that Or. fN!eT II
Ihe only physician in Alserica deNotlns
uye.rs to this one line OF prsct.ce. Cur'
ssrrantsi, Advice gratis. As South Fourtf
street
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12

AIOTItE.-I Daniel NJ. Lara ey IN compil.
N ance with the require ~ ents "1tne Act 9i
Assembly, in such cases made ana PR VIZ
ed dc herrb give notice that 1 snall app!
10 the Judges OF the Court of General ses
sions OF the Pace and Jail delivery OF tn-
Stat uf Delaware, in and for the county
OF New Castle or Monday the isth Gay OF
November next, being the frst day oi tne
November Term. A. D., iST. for license =,
keep en- Grocery & Liquor Store at NO. ~
West front street, 3 ~. cor OF Front sn'
Shipley ST. in the First Ward, in the IitN
Of Wilmington. to sell Intoxicating Nc
uors n not less quantities than one 4 uaI.
ion not to be drunk on the premises anu
the following respectable citizens 'ecoh
mel d this sal 4 app ncaiion. to WI:
Anpns,us Aschenbach Joseph Hopes
.Swarj GOrman Edward Haggerty
t;anry Brad Iey Francis E. Kelly,
Maurice Fags Il Fredrica DanA
Juliu> Guen'her James norlleah
J0hnI Kelley h. ". Evans
Henri Wari uther ". Palmer
pauiel McCusker JohA Green +
-sfrirk Lady John II. iette-
David 5, higgins Fr.uerlcS S'a'o
JOS. Hum Jotn Maaues.
lanes ". King Patrick McQuaid
William kvne John Murphy
Edwa a Rogers John PUNK tt
DANIEL MEl.ARkEI.
Nov. Srd. 81 pd.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-12

have resson %; admire the wisdom Of our
ancestors in framing Federal Un'o",
arens enough to preserve i,s own eAs.-
ence, to repsl foreign invasion. to rfrres'
domestic violence, and to provide for the
common defence and general welfsre but
still leaving to the States the right to gov
ernj themselves, in the relations OF domes'
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