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Now OPEN I,
NEW. QUICK. SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH,.

NOW OILN
NEW. QUICK. SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH. ... ,. 49,, >.,,,
on CONEY ISLAND
GRAFULLAs FAMOUS 7TH REGIMENT BAND OF 70
pieces plays every afternoon and evening.
GRAND SACRED CONCERTS Sunday evening.
The finest beach and most magnificent seaside hotel In
the United States
day SUNDAY included as follows. - -
The ID X MARTIN nom 23d ST. X 70 and II 90 a.
NJ 90 3. ~ and 40 p NJ Pier y. N H., TAO aud 10 A
NJ u ", 2 4 aud q 7. N. . - -
24o $40. 20, and y. 10 ? VI 10Th St 1850
IL so ? 80 so $50 and 50 7 NJ. Pier tbnttery n
r.. iiio A ~, i;io, $40. $40 no. 1910 7 N c,...
Connecting at Bay Ridge with cars Tor the Beach Close
connec tons at Bay Ridge, going and coming
Time frOs riers and To Bay Ridge 20 minutes tune
from BAY Ridge To Reach. Is minutes Fare, round trip
5D Thi, is the quickest most pleasant route from New
York to the shore. ..
BKOOKLYN TO MANHATTAN BEACH.-Trains leave
Ea.t New York 10 10 10 10, and iliO A. M 2;lO
$40 4 10. . 10. go. no and siOP
L,IsHING BANKS daily, except Saturday and
Il Monday See time table and steamer Electra
uO!! FOR ROCKAWAY BEACH TODAY
III Go on palace steamer COLI. MbiA.
largest excursion 81 amer ever hut See Advertisements
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hLDANY. n. Y, July 24.-John Grinrod. a
promnent aud wealthy builder ic iron the tnI story OF
anew iouTstory building today and is reported 10 Le
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fropusals.
DROPOs AI.s FOR FURNISHING PAPER
i FOR THE STATE PRINTING OFFICE

Il fOh THE SlAlb fhlNllNtf VI FIVE
OfFIck SuPtR1SrksDkSr STATE fRSrisG.l
sACKAAEsro. Cal, july -, 1s77 I
Sealed proposals viii be received az ,s ONCE unul
State PRINTING Oiicc the coming year qualities aud
quantities per schedule to be furnished on Application
10 the Superintendent ~ STATE Printing
Bidders will please furnish >AiupUs, with price per
pound. per rcam Tor the different weights AMI ala
names OF makers WHOSE stock they propose ~ supply
Bidders will state their price. in gold com
Paper will not he required before N0, H. 1871 n 10
furnished in such quantities. more ur les. ~ may 10
needed and ordered from nne 10 time by u, alpe M
tondtut VI STATE Printing Payments 10 De maize m war
rants upon the state Treasury
Section So ~ the Political Code provides that 10
hid shall be considered unless accom- ant-i by cficd
check, in the sum NJ Two thousand Dollars gold COIN
payable to the GoNcrnor the NJ the people of ne
State OF California, conditioned that the bidder IT,
ceiVes the award Of the contract he WILL within tiry
days. enter into bonds in the u Ten Thousand Dob
lars. with two more surctc To he approved 10y me
Governor o the State. that he will faithfully perform Tho
conditions OF his contract All hid, must be- Tor ie uf
nslins and delivery o the paper NJ the stat PRINTING
Once IN the eliy Of Sacramento. that tho state 'nsh
not be- charged with any cost OF transportation of
delivery"
The Hoard the right TO reject any or all bids
and To accept all ar any portion Of any hii
Proposals To he endorsed; Proposals Tor Paper lH
STATE Printing Othcc"
Bidders invited to DO present at opening nf bids
FRANK + rUuNP~nN
liIIu
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GC-WRITING. monthly; Paine's College. ~ Bow.
SDo cry; Pnnes UPTOWN College removed W VO7 road
way vacation pupilsi all hourA
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tinanrIal,

fl,rsoml Ilotlr,s
nR. FANYOU, magnetic healing physician, 235 18th
- Nv cures all diseases without medicine Hours, 10
A NJ To 4 " See published testimonials Of wonder.
nil Tn. poor treated iTes from - 10 10 A N.
nISEAsES OF MEN, nervous debility aud kin.
- dfcd Aii,cuuns speedily and permanently cured hY
HENRY A DANIELS, NJ b, Ia Lexington aN, near 10Th
St Hours stO3
DR. RICORDs ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
- manhood To the dcbIlatrd IN tour weeks Failure
amp ssibe. ~ per case Druggists supplied Sne AGENT
DR.. j. JACQUES University pace. New YORK
DISEASES OF MEN speclatyi cure from 3 "
- 5dAyA Dr. DYER. ~ West 18th st. near 9th
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OI oslIt NIIN ThII
I)OsT OFFICE NOTICE.-Thc FOREIGN mails for
the week ending saturday, July IS 1877. will close
tn, ONCE "Wednesday at A VI tor France direct
hN steamship Labrador. via iIavrc. and At , for
Europe by steamship Russia. via queenstown, on Thurs
dAy At ~ for Eu,uIc ny steamship SueViA vaflymuuth
Chcrhoure and Hamburg saturday att iof Europe
by steamship city of Richmond via queenstown, CORE.
snonde tor Germany scotland. and North Of Ireland
70 be forwarded by is steamer must be specially adj
dressed. ami at r Tor Scotland and North OF Ire
LIANT ny steamship Devonla Neville and glasgow and
~ II .n 4 Tor Europe by steamship Gen WeIder.
via southampton and Bremen.
The steamships Russia and city ~ Richmond do not
take mails tor Denmark. Sweden and Norway
The mails for the West Indies, VIA Havana leave New
York July ~.
The mails for Kingston, Jamaica, leave New York
July -
The mails for China and Japan leave San Francisco
Aug
Aug Is, 1877 T. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
NEw YoRK, July 81 1877.
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Suttlun Autitts,

WILLIAM ABBOTT. Auctoncer. will sell this
w dag Medne Stay AT - o'clock sharp the stock
fixtures Of the late trm OF nexter1 CO, contained
IN store ~ Court ST. of state, Brooklyn consist
ing Of Brussels and ingram carpets, Oilcoths mating
mats curtains, Ac also horse and b, order VI
EDWARD n. TERRY Assignee
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
- f..
New Castle Letter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
NRW NAarrM Nanf

From Our Regular Correspondent.
.tI New CASTLE, Sept 18.
n At the Mayors office all is serene! The
only rnfte TO break the official quietness
of the place yesterday, was whilst his
no NOR was giving his opinion on report
ers or correspondents. One of the listen
era objected and insinuatod that he was
partial. HissHonor smiled and in a few
moments things were hot for that objec-
Our citizens wanted a band and in
PROOF That they were IN earnest only a
few days were required to raise the
amount of funds needed. The instru-
ments were procured and oh, the tuting :
such an Internal noise. A common uufs.
ance, and the like expressions are now
indulged in, particularly py those who
aided in the enterprise.
Yesterday afternoon, a fire was dis
covered In the picker room of the wooden
mill of James Knowles. With rare
forethought, Lewis Burke shut down the
windows and turning on the steam soon
had it under control. The hose carriage
was taken out on the alarm being sound
80 Dut returned without being put in use.
The cotton and wool was thrown out and
all sign of fire extinguished. The loss
Is estimated at 500. About $50 the
alarm was again given by the whistles of
the mills and Of the Delaware Iron Com
pany ; this time it was frame structure,
used as a drying and dye house. Before
the engine and hose carriage were on
the grounds the fire had gained such
headway that it was impossible to save
any OF the contents. The flames soon
caught the wood work of the main build
Ing and for time threatened its destruc-
ton. Buckets were put into service and
the many willing hands passed along
the water in premative style and in such
quantities as to eventually save the
building. Whilst this was going on the
Good Will Fire Company were trying to
get their engine into service with such
poor success that the plug stream was
made use of in place. AS to the manage
ment Of this antiquated apparatus the
least said the better. The conduct of the
members was all that could be asked for,
that they tried their best to make use of
1t was evident to every one Last night
has proved conclusively that this city
wants an engine and the sooner one is
procured the better for safety of property.
A horse which was in a stable adjacent
to the building was burned. The loss is
estimated at from three to four thousand
dollars.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
STRAY WAIt 8.

Quite sudden change in the at.
mosphere since yesterday.
1t costs but eight ceuts per line to
adve Il 9 in these "waifs."
Brandywine and Mutual Loan Asso-
citation meet this evenining.
A full set of good taeth for SIS at
DR.. Gallagher's, No. 9 E. Fifth street
The cars of the City Passenger
Railway appear to be we'll patronIzed I.
One of the favorite colors is an ex-
tremeiy dark blue called Admiral
blue"
Few of us would make a more sue
cessful Mormon than the late Mr..
Young.
Mr.. Cornell must not attempt to
twist "my policy's" tail, he may get
kicked.
Sir Kenneth Raynor is II, and is
said to be able to out cuss even Zach
Chandler.
When women gets divorced she
resumes her maiden name and begins
all over again.
In Greece it is known by the way a
woman wears her hair whether she is
married or not.
Chicago names streets after her
Mayors, and then changes the name
as soon as the officials die.
There is yellow fever in Florida,
and now would be good time to
send Joe Bradley, down there to see
how the States voted last fall.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
se1S-1t*
A UDITOR'S SALE.

A UDITOR'S SALE.
N By virtue of q warrant of the Mayor
OF The. City of Wilmington, to me directed,
will be exposed at Public sale, at so
O'Clock, p m, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER End, 1877,
AT the City Auditors office, No. 81 East
9th street, in the City of Wilmington, New
Castle Couty. State of Delaware,
All those two certain lots or pieces of land
situate in the City of Wilmington, New
Castle County, and State of Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, to wit
No. /, Beginning at the intersection of the
Red Lion Road (now New Castle avenue)
and the marsh road now Garashe's Lane,
thence along the centre of said Lane north
seventy-one and half degrees, west forty
two and a half perches to coruer stone set
for q new corner by Zadock Townsend, de-
ceased and James Bennett; thence by the
next four lines dividing this from other
lands late of the said Zadock Townsend de-
ceased, namely north ninetenn degrees,
east ten and one third perches to corner
stone, thence east one perch to the centre of
a hedge, thence with said hedge north six
teen degrees, east twenty seven and one
half perches to another new corner stone at
the end of the hedge, thence with another
hedge south seventy.four degrees, east for
ty and three-fifths perches to the centre of
the said New Castle avenue, thence along
the centre thereof south sixteen and one
half degrees; west thirty nine perches TO the
place of beginning, containing about ten
acres, more or less.
No. g. Beginning at a stone corner for
land of the said James Bennett, Jesse Alex
ander and Zadock Townsend, deceased,
thence along the said Townsend line with
the hedge northeasterly thirty-six perches
and three links to a new corner, thence
still along said Townsend line with hedge
southeasterly forty lone perches and eleven
links to the middle of the old Ferry Road
(now New Castle avenue) thence Herewith
southwesterly thlrty-siY perches and five
links to a corner OF other land of the said
James Bennett, thence with the said Ben
nett's other land northwesterly forty one
perches and eighty links to the first mem
TONED stone and place of beginning, con-
tanning about ten acres, more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of James Bennett, and to be sold by
G. b. UNDERWOOD,
City Auditor.
N. B.-The above named property is to
be sold to satisfy a lien thereon for pavin
&C. seplS-ts
D. H. CoYLE & Co., Auctioneers.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
PERSONAL.

James Pierson, of this city, returned
yesterday, from Columbus, Ohio, where
he had been attending the session of the
Great Council of the U. s., L. o. r. M.
Messrs. Joshua Maris and Joseph Pyle,
who went with him, were reelected Great
Keeper of Records and Great Keeper of
Wampum, respectively, and are still in
Columbus. Mr.. Maris being engaged in
experimenting the printing of the jou
nal of the session.
Mr.. FL. r. Wells, one of the sufferers
from the recent accident at Braudyw inc
station on the p. W. & B. r. R., who
has been staying at the United States
Hotel since the accident, has recovered
sufficiently to be able to travel, and left
on the noon train to-day for his home in
Baltimore.
Hon. Thomas Holcomb, of New Castle
and Hon. James Nicholson, of Sumitt
Bridge, ex-members of the General AS
sembley, are in town to day.
Governor Cochran is in town to .day,
attending meeting OF The Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, in which
he is director.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
ECIAL NOTICEH.
be Great Discovery.

'ant to be strong healthy and Wig
ke 4. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
hnguage can convey an adequate
Immediate and almost miracu-
|ge produced by taking e. +, Kun
q Wine of Iron in the diseased
and shattered nervous system.
pr0ken down by excess, weak by
Impaired by sickness, the relaxed
fung organization is restored to
Alth and vigor. Sold only in 81
olaoy all druggists and dealers
Debility, Nervous Debility.
q depressed, irritable state OF
Ieak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
or animation, confused head
ilOrY, lhe consequences of excess
overwork. This nervous debili-
.eoverelgn cure in 4. +. Kunkel's
peOl Iron. 1t tones the system.
mental gloom and despondency,
mates The entire system. Sold
9oltles, Get the genuine. Take
hlhKel's, it has q yellow wrap.
lll, llls Photograph on outside.-
Pur druggist. f. f. Kunkel Pro-
10Y North Ninth Street. Phila-
Send for circular, or advice
IVY greal remedy. Get 1t of your
'a bottles for So 90. 1t cannot
guaranteed to do as is recon-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18

1. o. o. F.-The annual session of the
Supreme Lodge of the United States, L :.
.. o. F., is now in session at Baltimore.
Messrs. h. H. Mcdaniel, of this city, and
d. W. Brereton, of Lewis, being the rep
resentatives from this State, The stand
ing committees were appointed yester-
day, when Mr.. Med aniel ives placed on
the Committee on the State of the Order,
and Mr. Brereton on the Committee on
Constitutions. Mr.. Wm HI. Cloward, of
this city, is also in attendance as a repre-
sentative of the Grand Enaampment of
this State.
PAPER MACaINERY FOR JAPAN
Messrs, Pusey, Jones & Co., several
weeks ago received large order for pa
per machinery for Japan. The rolls were
cast and finished by the Lobdell Car
Wheel Company, and the rest of the ma
chinery by the first contractors. Last
week the entire order was finished up
and shipped to Japan.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
j THIRD EDITION.
ACCIDENT ON THE RAIL-
i ~ ROAD 4 III w


A HOMELESS wANDERsR SERIOUSLY IN
Early this morning, as the south bouud
extra freight for Baltimore which leaves
here at 4:45 o'clock, was passing Poplar
street, tramp named Manning a temps
ted to spring upon one of the cars, un-
fortunately he missed his grasp and fell
to the ground the cars dragging him a
considerable distance, and iniuring him
so severely that he was unable to rise
from the ground after being freed from
the cars.
One. Of the car inspectors soon after
passed by and discovered the injured
man whom he assisted to a place Of shell
ter. DR.. Kane was at once summoned
and attended to the mans injuries, which
consisted of the right arm badly fractur-
ed at the elbow, bursted finger and a
badly sprained ankle. Afterwards per-
NIT was obtained from Capt. Joshua
Baker, one Of the Trustees Of the Poor.
and the man was taken to the Aims
house. He said his name was Manning.
and that he was born in Odessa. He had
no home, however, having been on a
tramp for some time, and was endeavor-
ing to get to Baltimore when he met
with his unfortunate accident.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
AT THE RESERVOIR.

This morning work was resumed
at the Cool Spring Reservoir, after
the serious delay caused by the late
rains. the principal work during to-
day will be the draining of surface
water into The main pipes.
Workmen are also engaged in exca
vating at two.points near the centre Of
the north bank. where evidences OF
an internal flow of water have been
discovered. The water will be cou-
Quoted by gravel leads to the drain
pipe branches at the foot of the bank.
The clay grinding mill has been
removed 10 the south west corner OF
the basin lot and is in active operation
Large piles of bribk3 have also been
deposit ed in the basin ready to be
laid as soon as the pudding is COM
pleted.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
AL TIME IA BILE.

'Esd.sI Es LLEAvE WILMINGTON.
1000 a ~, $40, 6.55, $40. o 90,
SiS n !" m m; l2.S7, ~ 40, 2.SO, 4.30,
Id, { sa III, u On Sundays: 2.2I $40 a
1 m. rork; oh 22l, 947, 7,am.19s7 70 An
ttlmoruah uh Sundays: 22i q m '' q W.
Gre pW and WashinetSonm, = M /, ne @ %
m; 3 IS II, nSn . W, . 55 p m; on Sundays
D'p0Si'' 4 SO p m; no Sunday
ssi'l%: saaSa:SS 2 ,9:(s, 70, SO m; 80, 80 P
EesiSSy II lfaIG. H;; OS' . 80 a m; 6 30 p nj
Ep Eglc9 %: nd 4 snM@ern Northern R. r.. 6 40 a
On SundaSSsSe eSsern K. r.: 10 20 a m;5 &c
iss ARRIVE AT wI1,II>, mou
/ L II iiiuei 81 pnia: Y Sc, s "a I S4 "n a N, ,o
|s5l, II / 10 o., = 3 IS, 451, ) "a, 6 70, = I Is,
Eam; 20 = = N ~ on sundays: IL SCI
New YorIO y o., II 10 p m
S5l NM MN II 5G, 8 "a a M: 10 "a 10 Ks
pm, " Oh Sundays: IL &c a m a
[S;s's5 s5@p2%Gee;21s, D ore 2, s41, a m; 1877. 70 az
nj on Sundays: = = is a a M = !; . 30 q
\ ! Hs1sssA6lpgtOn: y i rg ? IS a m. 70 o7 ;. -.
on sundays: 2 is a m 0 a
b. Deposit; 800 a m no Sunday
E|!s;tsy, N syssttlf' 8 E n: g. s., 50 m - 90 m
Delaware K M y no Sunday trains.
%SSHssundayS y ,rajns h, $50 a m; 4 70, 8 10 !
iii.;s5 ? ElGn n; mo- 4 sdSS dMSSrthern p R.. 10 Q,
'p N; M"Sde on Western R Rg5n''; n I; ..o.
.p,,., "A1IDa1SGT ADFIStaT,o ON Leave PHI
ltlS,S % SSSO, 10 30, Is 61ngtSp a M! sa ave ae
Thirty m; 6 %, 8 is, s. II n "a m; n m on Sun
suhGsSsHm y Is, 8 Is, sSrke. 5 CO.. 81 s. streets
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18

THE "CoLUMBIA" HEARD FRoM.-The
steamer Columbia, built by Pusey, Jones
& Co., of this city, for parties in Brazil,
which started for her destination several
months ago, but was given up as lost has
been heard from. The builders, yester-
day, received word from the owners that
the vessel had encountered severe storms
and been driven far from her course, but
had been recently spoken of as safe, and
on her way to Brazil. The dispatch con-
tanned no definite particulars, but is sup
posed that the vessel was driven far
down into the South Atlantic Ocean.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18

The Triumph Truss Is a marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infalhbly and speedily
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York; where the
Truss is warranted, and the Cure Guar
Gateed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. si. -ur If.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18


Society has assisted two hundred and
seventy eight families. and in the case
of one hundred and seventy-five of these
1t has given aid in the form OF compensa-
ton for services rendered by women to
whom the Society furnished work; the
proceeds Of such work being sold to re-
plenish the Society's treasury for further
work. 1t will be observed that from
this and other sources directly attributa-
BILE to the efforts Of the members of the
Society, the great bulk Of its funds has
been raised.
The undersigned have for more than a
year acted as the Advisory Board of the
Society and have thereby become famil-
lar with its work and methods, and we
unhesitatingly assure the public of our
confidence In the wisdom and economy
OF its management. 1t is always its eff
fort to pay out provisionS or clothing in
return for work, rather than to give aims
and it is only in cases of real want ac-
companied by sickness, that anything is
given without work being required in
turn. By dealing altogether with wom-
Ell the Society reaches famili es more di-
rectiy and with less danger of diver
or or other misappropriation.
The managers are careful to investi-
gate closely every claim upon them, and
they studiously avoid encouraging volun-
tary pauperism by indiscriminate aims
giving. They are resolute to avoid debt
or any engagements Leading to expendi-
lures beyond their assured resources, and
heir unwillingnes to contract for spend
ing money they were not sure to receive,
caused them to postpone the beginning
OF their work last year to much later
date than they wished. 1t is, therefore,
exceedingly important that they shall
know early in the season the amount of
funds they will have at their disposal. As
1t is not probable that their receipts from
other sources than contributions will be
so great this year as they were last year,
and as there is no prospect that the de-
mand upoA them will be lessened, it is
highly desirable that they shall receive
this month subscriptions for the winter
amounting to two or three thousand
dollars. he committees to solicit sub
scfiptions will begin their work at once.
The Society's WORK grows upon it from
year to year and its revenue should be
increased correspondinglyt through more
liberal and general contribution to it's
support. The gradual growth of its work
and the broadening of the field it is com
pelled to occupy has suggested the pro-
priety Of a change in the Society's name,
and it will hereafter he kno yn as THE
PRovIDENT SOCIETY OF WILMINGTON
and as such will be chartered.
We earnestly commend the Society's
work to the people of this city and assure
all who may be disposed to assist it, of
our certainty that their money will be
judiciously applied in wisely directed
charitable work.
WILLIAM M. CANDY, President,
M. NJ. CHILD, Secretary,
GEORGE Ii. BATES,
LEA PUsY,
i. ALFRED d. WARNER,
JOSEPH l.. JACKSON,
5. RoDMoND SMITH,
b. NiELDs,
WILLIAM +. CRoAsDALE,
Advisory Board of the Provident Socie-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
THE PEACH MARK EFT.

ROcetcs.
MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %.
Reynolds Encampment, No. 3, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
meets every Tuesday. night in the Nc
Clary building.
sPoL1cE CAsEs.--John Walsh, George
Lynch and VIM. Bnce, for disturbing a
nrivate school on Bennett street, were
required to pay costs.
Dennis Mcguire, for assauit ana pat
terry on John Bowers, was nned TWO doi-
lars and costs. rIsGtS ,AA .
Four drunks, usual penalty complete
the record.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.
The Temperance Alliance in view OF
the near approch of winter and stormy
weather have taken down their tent.
They have secured and are fitting up
Strimple Hall on King below Second
street where they will hold their meet
tings during the winter
1t is their intention to pitch their tent
in the western part Of the city in the
spring, in view of carrying on an active
campaign against sin and intemper nance.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
Worms! Worm g

1dKeLs aT Worm Syrup never tails
oan ail Kihds Klhds Of worms. Seat, Pin.
N aSn Wr Worms are readily removed
INV M v orln Syrup. DIR. Kunkel is
IoVesssi9l Physician in the coun-
H. aeiloVal ~ OF Tape worms. He re-
|s,a M Ill n 10 3 hours, with head and
~ awe, and no fee until head is
Olhon sense teaches If Tape
kdpU,e Ue removed, all other worm s
|bnt,iIo uesiroyed. Ask your drug
4 per goi ho,,ik n unkel's Worm Syrup,
4 ba,o fbs, o3ittle. 1t never fails. If he
EaTe Im MN get IL, or send to Pro-
biia \ p puhkel 259 North Ninth St..
iii''' rap advice at office free,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
fOr IIiRon,u

|fneha nv ohtn.
4 asns' aIs 'hath Towels, Bath Sponges,
|bysS spS :, IN extensive variety. Also
i Frtcafi.dfsa Brushes, &C. of horse
a The buoll aa, Gloves, and many other
Cd,nbfh n, nbfhiNGHURsT q CO.,
'iuer Sixth and Market SITS.
hsb rnsh rernns i"Us Core for Corns
4 corHa irT,nedy t,i of great popularity for
j S''is + Rb without pain. -0'
- HNlNGHURST q CO.,
Corner s,~ Apothecaries.
sixth and Market SITS,
l., f@e r. Nail Scissors.
| Nsl,' l,''EFaiight, Fiigst Main Brushes, Hand
Cornenr n, enrSSiNGHURST &CO.'
eI sixth and Market SITS.