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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29

A LARGE STATE.-Ih he Boston CultiCator
makes &" statistical item 4" of the statement
that Ohio has one billion five hundred mil
lion acres OF cultivated land, or two million
three hundred and forty-fve thousand six
hundred and twenty-five square miles. The
real area of Ohio cultivated and unculti-
waited, is twenty-five million five hundred and
ninety-six thousand one hundred and sixty
acres In the same column the Cultipator
informs its readers that the progeny of a
single pair of Colorado BEETLES, if allowed to
increase without molestation for one season,
would be over sixty million. As the female
would lay about fifty eggs and there are two
broods in season, allowing that every egg
produces a female and all lay eggs that year,
it is hard to figure out an increase of over
two thousand five hundred and fifty from a
single pair the first year. As live Colo
RADIO beetle weighs about five grains, the
weight of sixty million of the little fellows
would be close on to twenty tons. Brother
James probably has a large font of ciphers,
and wants to display them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
AW- white HICKORY

for spokes and Rims and ROCK ELM for Hubs. The
wheels being, as call them, the foundation OF Carriage
parties should give them thorough inspection My wheels
are constructed by Mr. CHARLES WADE, Jr. who makes
the remark that, II any wishes him making
Wheels he Is at their service at any time for srial'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
e9ar Mf Nonna.
THE TURTLE DOVES NEST.

THE TURTLE DOVES NEST.
Very high In the pine trees,
The little turile-dove
Made pretty little nursery
To please her little love.
She was gentle, she was soft,
And her large dark eye
Often turned TO her mate
who was sitting close by.
GOO" said the turte-dove,
Goo" said she.
"oh, l love thee" said the turtle-dove,
"And love thee"
In the long, shady branches
OF the dark pine tree,
How happy were the doves
In their little nursery
The young turtle-doves
Never quarreled In the nest.
For they dearly loved each other,
Though they loved their mother best.
1000" said the little doves,
"Coo," said she,
And they played together kindly
In the dark pine tree.
In this nursery Of yours.
Little sister, little brother,
Like the turtle-dove's nest,
DO You love one anoiher3
Are you kind, are you gentle,
As children ought to be7
Then the happest Of nests
Is your own nursery. The ChHrchm0H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
Salesroom, in Sabin's Block,

South Main Street. will find my son. Mr. SEP. Q. GILMAN
In attendance, who will furnish all information desired
specting Carriages and being practical workman
not fail to explain matters satisfactorily great majority
of carriage manufacturers patent factory -inade
wheels. use none OF them. buy my wheel stock OF
Messn. HoorEs BROTHERS a pARLISGToN, Of West
Chester PENN who supply the best builders In the world
1 use none but the best selected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERU WAN SYRUP
Restored to Complete Health !

BROOKS, Me-, September !, 1870.
Dear Sh:-from early youth In feeble health
troubled with humor In blood weakness and debility of
the system generally, unable to labor much and only
at some light business and then only with great caution.
Seven years the past spring had attack of
Diphlhea, which left my limbs paray ze aud useless,
was unable TO walk or even sit Noticing the ADVERTISE
ment Of PERUVIAN SYRUP concluded 10 give II trial
and TO my great joy soon found my health improving.
continued the Of the SYRUP until three BOTTLES had
used, and restored To complete health and have
manned 80 to this day
attrbnte my present health entirely the of Pc
RUVlAN SYRUP, and hold II In high estimation.
not speak too highly In its praise have In several
recommended u In cases very similar to my with the
same good results. Yours truly,
A-ss CHARLES y. PEARCY.
SETH w. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, SO IIar-
rison Avenue, Boston. Sold by all Druggists.
Pamphlets free.
ZINE CARRIAGES FINE CARRIAGES
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IdperfsenienB.
sPEPsIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
Almost Invariably Yield to the
Tonic and Invigorating Effects
--oF THE-
PERU WAN SYRUP
PERU WAN SYRUP
PROTECTED SOLUTION of PRO
TOXIDE OF IRON.
READ THE FOLLOWING

WEST fArRLER, w. January II, 1871.
Dear Sir'-For seven eight years past have been in
poor heat and for the past year very feeble My
health continued 70 decline, and my flesh and strength
wasted away, until unable to work, 20 up
stairs without great exhaustion suffered from frequent
and distressing attacks Of paptaton Of the heart my food
distressed me, causing acdty and in the soach and
suffered from extreme nervousness, constipation and de-
billy Of the system generally, my blood being thin and poor
aHd sluggish In circulation, and for years suffering all
the iOrlurea Of confirmed dyspeptlc. About six months
since ! c0ncrded would try 4 bottle Of PERUVIAN
sYRuP and received 50 much benefit from that pnr
chased i've bottles and have continued the the
SYRUP until quite recently. It restored health
such an extreme that feel myself good new. My
digestion L good, and weight has increased In the past
tour months on one hundred and twenty TO hundred
and pounds; my strength has returned and
general health Is thus wonderfully improved. and
truly say ! owe II all to the Of your PERUVIAN
SYRUP. earnestly recommend all sufferers dyspep
sta and debility to give II trial hoping II will do them
much good as II has me. Yours very truly,
Mrs. ;. u. BEMIS.
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| Challenge Competition

In workmanship, style prices sdebar work built
der with stevens Patent Circular Combination Spring.
make this demonstration To convince the public that II Is
money saved to only thoroughly constructed work and
that which warranted by parties capable OF making their
warrant good use none but nt-cass material, and In
yte public inspection of the my Factory. employ
none hut skilled worknen. Taking these facts together
they can sustain the warrant that give with every Car
riage sold claim that my
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
ELEGANT POPLINS

Serges, Alpacas, Cashmere Debeiges, etc. In all
the new Spring and summer shades, at from 20 to 90
cents per yard. We have also splendid stock OF
Black Aipaeas, Mohairs. Brilliantines, Grena-
dimes and Drap D'etes. Also SILKS at greatly re-
dneed prices.
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a2lrw Xdrenfiselnenfs.

IGOR sALE.-A house and lot, situated on Union St..
In Northheld, VI. Terms easy For further partcu-
lars call address
mrs MRS. l.. RAMsDELL. Montpelier, VT
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CERTAIN HEADAoHE oUREl

harmless vegetable preparation, and the discovery Of
physican the Victor Headache Powder has been proven
positively sure the distressing of Sick or
Nervous Headache Morning sickness and Neuralgia,
single powder actually curing In ten minutes when all
means fail We have had wonderful experience with It,
and the ten cent trial pack Of two powders be had
only by addressing the propreors J. r. HKisLKr Co,
sAlEE, n. j., who will eheerfully mail them postpaid.
The full sized packs Of twenty-five powders, price hfty
cents. be had of druggists everywhere and II is with
well meriIed confidence they arr offered thorough
for all distresses of the head 1862
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
SHAWLS!! SHAWLS! !!

large and magnificent assortment OF White and Col
ored SHETLAND SHAWLs, in all the and
fashionable styles, at prices from No cents upwards.
A large and we-assorted stock OF Parasols and sun
Umbrellas. at extremely low prices. We have nno
assortment OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
FINE CARRIAGES FINE CARRIAGES
Carriages, Phaet0nS, Bugg!eS

e Cabot Carriage Company are prepared 10 nh order.
for their extensive line of
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Prices are Lower

than the prices Of other builders OF the class Of work
Parties wishing To consult their interests viii give me
call before looking elsewhere WOOL MATS In stock,
at low rates Also full line OF Carriage feathers and
Trimmings
F. @. GILMAN.
Montpelier, May LIST, 1871 If
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-16

Ellie doit necessairemcnt subir, dll
tait de ces circumstances ct de ces
difficulties, DIES variations ct DIES
retardS.
ST done, regartlant du matin all
soir votre pen.lule, vouS hernandez,
i cl,aque tour de raiguille sur lie ca
dram, quel nouveau progress sensible
le temps a accompli dams la ,journee,
lc plus intrepide croyant il Ia pcrfec-
tibilite Gprouvera sans doutc quel-
que embarras i vous repondre. lie
progress he tait pas all temps rhon-
neur de le prendre pour le regula-
teur supreme de son travail. lie
temps est son element, 81. matiert
premiere, ct II ell use largement Il
sa facon, Ell maitrc ct non Ell r:sclave.
II nest pas onv:.!er 4 l'heurc. oblige
lie ,iuStitier Dune lUantit:, math;.-
mathique de brsogns- entire TN lever
ct un coucher he soleil. II rtclame
pour 'c displacement de son ouvre
Plus despace ct plus d'indtRsndance.
l.. PELLETAN.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-16
Doctrine .A1ner55s,a nc.

Les colonies :,nglaises SIC IAme-
rll'le, lnecDnnlies ct n,prinnts par
IL n'erc-ls,trie, :lv;,ient h. sirolt ae y
soulevci ct dc prOcia'utr lear 'n
l,cl,flancc.
In Revolution, dc i1s..6 lu,s
entire to,ltcs, ct Ia ere;s5'
Etats-Gnis, CONNIE pcnple,
democratic ct CONNIE rtst,ub
slerale, est n,l f;lit historic
puissante nlor;llite Ut d.
incOntest:lhle.
Tn la'l.plc ,loit ttre lin
l',rtclrlr i, ::,e',, erne
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-16
" .

Les lDnaps'rtlstcs, c.lx, ont ,tnc
a!,tre 'n;lllleic tic conlll'relltlre L. L.
glt'i'te. commc lis ne sc pcrdcnt
point dams fOrIslne Jet Ia mutt tles
temps, CONNIE lis s0I,t tres mo,ler-
l'es, tres REGENTS ct .lc noblesse as
scz mediocre, Ills sat1ilment par Br,-
mare, par Dfccmbrf ct l..r Cass:,-
gnac. M;,ls Eur lt:;,tilnltu en ct
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-16
Advancement:
$500 PAR AIMEE.
PAYABLE D'AVANCE.
PRIX DEs ANNONCEs

far carr6 de III ligncs, OH noins, pre-
miere Insertion ,oo.
Par carr6 dc cllaque publication sub
sSnnn,,fa 1D.
Les communicates dc nature personneilc
ct les avis Fannee SC rtglcront dc gre 4
gre aycc iGditeur.
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AGENTS Dc LOUISIANAIS.

AGENTS Dc I4OUlSlANAlSs
Nouyelle- Orl6ans:-A. G.. Romain, Tchou-
pitoulas ST., No. Is.
St-.Jacqucs, St.-Jean-Baptiste, 1bervilie,
Absorption ct Asccnsion:-Just Comes,
Donallsonvilic.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-Edeuard r. Mou-
ton.
Nouvelle- e-1beric:-Auguste Girod.
Vacilerie Morris Fcitel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-16

vaillante, brave ct le seul hommc dc
SD famille, que rhonnttc ct sensible
due de Berry epousa en- secondes
nOccS.
LIE marriage cut lieu en 1916.
Caroline n'ttait pas .joiic.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
Nm. N.in .nclalrrr.

fhe New York sua thinks that il two
t.D.ars Of The saving, banks life ihspranr~
cJAPsa4es aud trlsl fund InsltultoA.
uoT ctHiW themselves by such fancy ,9-
h'ls as safety, Stcunty, Fidelity and
70 pa Wotld Change tNrjr iiiles'tO q -.
pouit, Fraud ant Smash, the nam g
~uui be mo,e appropriate.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
not y NurlluI.
Mr. Hanrv Wo++o,,o,, IL

Mr.. Henry Watterson, who in a
recent public letter deplored the lack
of dignity in American journalism,
says that if Hayes, on his return to
the White Hous, did not feel at least
half a foot taller than when he left
it he is not the sort of whole-souled
hair-pin the President of the United
States ought to be.
When ex-Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury Sawyer was convicted
the other day at Washington of
stealing money from the Government,
he begged the Judge, with tears in
his eyes, to allow him to 90 West
and run for Governor of Iowa.
Prang, the chrome man, is going
to rebuild his factory, and we are
glad to hear it. What this country
really needs is good ffteen-cent
chrome that sells at dollar.
There is murder or assassination
IN kentucky every day, and soon
Watterson's one hundred thousand
unarmed Kentuckians will be resting
iu the grayeyards.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY

Prepared by s SETH W.FOWLE d SONS,
sc harrison ave, Boston, and sold by deal
ers generally. 80 cents and s a bottle.
augl-mSt WV
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03

THE FfsHERMAN's PEsT.-The fish
ermen along the Susqueh4 are
greatly annoged by noudescrpit ar
rival, taey call an alligator" that
attaches itself TO their hooks,gets into
their nets, and is great nuisance
generally. II isa simy repulsive thing
half fish and half snake, with large
fiat head, very large mouth and rough
Jaw, black skin and black eyes not
much larger than pin head. L. is no
unusual thing to catch on an outline
more Of these disgu.tlng reptiles than
OF fish. They are of all sizes, from tiny
things not much larger than tadpole
to hideous old fellows two feet in
length. They are very destructive to
fish, gobbling up all varieties as their
principal food. They are found in tAe
trunk of The Susquehanna-and 10 the
north ald west branches, and tribu-
taries. The fishermen are puzzled how
to get rid of them.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03

A teacher of Sunday schoolin the in
terror Of New York, was impressing up
on the scholars lesson in connection
with The death of one of their number
She told them that little Amy was now a
saint in heaven. Whereupon one of the
girls spoke up and said;
'She will get plenty of preserves while
she is there"
Astonished to hear her make such a
strange statement, the teacher question
ed her to ascertain what could have put
the idea in her mind. 1t was finally
traced to the following question and an
swer IN the catechism.
Question. Why ought the saints to
love God?
Answer. Because, He makes, preserves
and keeps thems
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
ALIoN TAMER's i. FEAT. !. T.
From The San Francisco Post.

1
Perhaps the most magnificent act Of
heroism ever performed in this vicinity
| was witnessed during the performance OF
| a circus at Reno on Saturday last. The
lion tanner was giving an exhibition OF
his control over the terocious brutes un-
der his care, when suddenly he was OBJ
served to turn pale and tremble. The
largest lion of the six in the cage had dis
played unusual sullenness and anger and
now refused TO obey its master. With
glaring eyes it crOuched in the corner,
and evidently meditated spring. The
trainer recovered his self possession in
moment, and keeping his eye firmly fix
ed upon that of the huge beast dealt it
terrific blow with his raw hide over the
face. With fierce snarl the infuri-
ated lion bounded toward him.
Catching one of its open jaws in either
hand, the powerful man held the brute
off for desperate moment by main
strength. An electric thrill of horror
ran through the crowd which surrounded
the cage IN an instant. The beasts in
the other dens shrieked and roared IN
chorus. l. is IN moment like this that
the real heroic element asserts Itself.
Without turning his head in the least
The brave man firmly whispered, "pass
me a small boym One was Instantly
s.iz.d and crowded through the bars
Nlth oae supeAuman eli1lr the., trainer
thrust ths boy iuto t1e hJt, closing jaws,
and then bounded h shdy aside. a suaci
few savage crunch S, and the beasl
tlrnpd again ior his prey. But the hpro
was lose, rhe door snapped heaud
ui.n. anil r4s,iug "olvao" ha flirtel li4
rl- I. -us % iae Cheering couc1ugse.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03

1Ts. .lHIay Weed, lle veteran .iorr~-
1.'S.. aas tI... i. er, approving t."
spirit oi resident H.f s. southern alI
evil s-lV.cs p...sie., aa- .vurely eI.,i,i.-
Ing '.a lu..U1ts oi lte i4..cr.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
THE SUN DANCE.
FEARFUL ToRTUREs ENDURED WITH
PATIENCE BY YOUNG WARRIORS.

1
PATIENCE BY YOUNG WARRIORS.
At Camp Robinson, Spotted Tai
Agency, and at various other point:
embraced in the command of Gen
L. P. Bradley, of New Haven, may
be seen many of the peculiar features
of scv. ge life, the "sun dance" and
other religious ceremonies observed
by the remnants of what were form
ally famous tribes. About half Of
Gen. Bradley's wards are the wild
fellows from the north who have al
ways been at war with the whites un-
til this year, and they have as yet all
their old wild customs and tastes.
Some of them are strikingly hand
some men, even in their uncouth
dress. Touch the Cloud, White Thun-
der, Spotted Tail, Washington, Bl~cls
Coal and Yellow Bear are models of
physical beauty in face ard form,
aud great number of the young
mon are very handsome they would
attract in any company a1d IN any
dress.
Your correspondent went out in
Crazy Horses village last month to
see the "sun dance performed.
This Is a religious affair, and the
ceremonies consist Of various tortu es.
such as cuttir : gashes IN the arm
aua'brcast, and dancing under taa
hot sun till the victims are exhausted
OF faint under the trial, They are
prepared for these exercises bv three
days Of ri.id fasting, not boiu.
allowed to taste food or drink Tor
that tine. The c'ief actors in the
dance were rreYared for it By having
a kniterun through Che thick muscles
Of the breast. ANA % strong wooden
skcwer inserted. 10 this ~ tiela
strong luc5sain roge ot about ft,v
feet Ion~, the ropes all being fastened
TO q pole sat in Tie centre Of .hs
Jauciag ground. AT a eiycn sieu9i
pll the dancers, - ae ii, and more
ho4,at oryi.ofo. 1au-4g y6luaycr
saw Those tlel t9 the pole awe
Z. .o9r o1t tln l,~.rs f. IA .a
ae.r breasts, anl dis Is %. eogte
iAa r-aatas tltal ar III :a.. e.n
only De done ly 5.ua.u tas N-.l-
~-Ig. OF the body on .ne pole wai
.Ac 'ssa gives why. One of .a1
Victims hiu@dov r ha.ua BIZ could
free Ply. Il t.A TIE r..4, ...l rla.
ol bis friends n4mal.ai n .oro ii out
'9 Ee Linn trnm li=9raee, rha n iaa
llw beinrri4id laa-unv 9ue waa G.jls..
20 bear the trial ot uas;a. THE r.,
torn out Is forever a.,-r la5 ,...,
not q warrior.
During these performance tin In
dian drums are baalna farious + aal
loud whistle are blown to keep upI
the courage Of the dancers, while the
mothers, sisters and swecthearts cf,
the sufferers stand near and sing
their praises in plaintiYe songs.
The Indians treated their visitors
politely and even Hospitality. We
took coffee with them and ate fried
cake, declining the stowed dog which
was offered with them.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
DyAySl pY, VS.
wv "A ~ -Nr & We

For reading Cluhs. for Amateur Theat.
rlcals, Temperance Plays Drawing Room
Plays, Fai' Plays Ethiopian Plays. Guide
Books, speakers Pantomines. TahleauN,
Lights, Magnesium lights, COlored Fire,
'l}lrnt Cork Theatrical Face prepa ratlous.
JarlaV'S Was Works, Wig9, BcnrJsi md
Moustaches atre }ucal pr.ces Costumes,
S'nerN, CnHrtir-, y AW catalogue sent
Tree Goull,NI. illi description and 'prlc 3.
$ Ni'L FtENCI& son, a2'Nossju ST.
Nav Work.. -.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03

GEN. GRANTS LIFE IN SCOTLAND
A New York Herald correspondent
says: "Gen. Grants daily roundin Scot
land is to pray half an hour, breakfast an
hour, be made burgess or go sightcsee-
ing three or four hours, lunch half an
hour, go sightseeing again, drive from
ore to live hours, or after dinner spend
the evening with invited guests of Ellis
Lordship," the host. All over Scotland
it is considered the correct thing TO be
very religious and to invite all your
friends to see your guest, and of course
visitors must do as tae .Scotsmen do in
the matter of praying. Fortunately for
the looks of the thing, General Grant has
already been accustomed to PRAYING and
does it very gracefully"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
ID. AZ. COYLE CN Co,
General AuctiOneers

NO. E. FOURTH STREET,
Are now prepared to call sales of real es-
tate and personal properly, either in the
city or country. New and second hand
furniture bought and sold, Furniture ard
household goods at private sale. Satisfac.
t1on PCaralteed. Your patronage solicited
Sales every Tuesday. Friday and Saturday
evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings, seplS-d6m.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
4 HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and Debilitated.
lmparting Life, Strength, and Health to
the Udai,lg organism
SucceSSfatIy Lre0ttlg Disease ptthOm Medicine
DR.BR1 ANS ELECTRO VOLTAIC AND
M MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
Recently introduced after years of study
and research. They are of quadruple pow
or. Imbulng the system with constant
current of PltdLtztr,g Electric and Manaettc
force,
ELECTRICITY IS NATURES POWER.
A Sovereign SPECIFIC in Dyspepsia-Ner
vous Debility-Diseases of the Lungs
Rheumatism -Epilepsy-Sciati-
ca Spinal derangements--lmp lmpotency--
Disorders of the Kidneys-and Functional
difficulties generally.
The Appliances are strOngl charged with
Electric, Ggivanic and Magnetic influence
OF different degrees Of Intensity, suitable to
all cases, and conditions, and effect. Cures
Uhere medicines hare JGiied
References to numerous Physicians and
Patients
illustrated Pamphlets explaining the
principles OF their action Cost, ETC., Tree on
application, Address
DR.. BRYAN
14T East Fifteenth Street,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
FROM YESTERDAYS LATE EDI
q TlONS. ~ ff'
SURRENDER OF CURAN REBELS

HAVANA, Oct. 1.-Sepor -Castello,
with mis- son surrendered in the Span
ish authorities on she 9th uh. Both
were prominent. persons in the insur-
rectisn. Senior CASTILLO was minister
OF foreign affairs of the Cuban govern
ment, and his son aid lie camp of Gen.
Maxine Gomez. Rumors of peace
are daily taxing more shape, and
aproximate peace is generally credit
ed
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY

From Nathan Plummer, NJ. D., Auburn
n. II.
"Although averse to countenancine pat
ent medicines, cheerfully make an eXceE
ton of your very excellent Lung prepar;l-
tlon-Dr. WiStar's BalSdm OF w lid Cherry,
This preparation have used in my prac-
lice for more than ten years past. aud have
always found II to be of more eflectual SER
vice Than anything within my knowledge.
i recommend it with the greatest conf
dence TO those subjectto coughs and Pulmo-
nary Complaints"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03
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.t AT WILL,
rAk MOST RELIABLE paiANS
MEDICINES, iRrA
Choice PERFUMERY ooLoGSSss,i IDi Ns,i'I !:
a nne assortment of HATp 'rnnANS
49,. NAIL BRUsHEisso, ssooTH 4
o,s, AT Ninth and Ma.
A Glass of ICE COLD ARCr,,S, SlaFke,
WATER, i0 SODl
Choice FLAVoRING EyTR a i',ANS'I cr'.
..... and Pure, N'Sad
A Good KEY WEST or nn,,,'ihe %SIhe
CIGAR, orig
F,,o , ,,r,,rrc. AT wILLIANs|
FINE AMERICAN & IMPORTER sn'
sect the best" WILLIAMS, C. g =, ypaIE' na.
ea.l. CEOUS DENTIFRTC,nH
,,,.. AT WILLIAMS
Ctotce Gootls. AccWdcv in J,,a.''
hedSohdbie I,riee, F''@Nyi
WILLIAMS PRESCRIpTrnv en.
corner NMth amt V,,,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03

Injunction Lai3.-This morning Sheriff
Grub, served an injunction upon g.
B. Underwood, City Auditor, restrain
ing him FROM selling. ths proPerty, OF
which had been seized by him ana all
vertised To be sJld rhi~ afternoon
TO pay expenses os paving ana
curbing that plyt OF New Castle avenue
adjoining The propHrtr. 4If. y uuult o5-
tanned injunction trom the Guauceliur.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-03

sTS.. WILMINGTON. DIST.
Constantly on mana an assortment ot the
oest marble of the different kinds which he
is prepared TO work up into Monuments.
Head and Foot Stones, Steps, Mantels and
House Work in general. Having a long ex~,
perience in the business he 1atters hiInsel
that he can give entire satisfaction. te nj
who may favor him with their PATRONAGE
Gne public are invited to call and insnec
MS work and earn his prices. novN-Ts-I