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TO you and to suffering Humanity to give the,
following testimony respecting the wonderful
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OF WILD CHERRY and SA RSAPARILLA
and TAR PILLS. was am icted with q vio>
lent cough. pains in the side and breast, night
sweats, sore throat, my bowels were costtve,
appetite nearly gone, and my stomach SO very
weak that my physician was at q loss 20 know
what % do tor me- as everything used In the
shape ef medicine was rejected; spit different
fines q pint OF blood. i remained for months
in This awful condition, and gave up all hopes
of recovering. Atihis time you recommended
the use Of your Syrup and pills. which i'm :
mediately began TO soOfhe, comfort. and allay
the violence sf the cough, strengthened and
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of the above Statement will please call. or ad>
dress me al tine factory. or at my residence.
H-ia - EAWARD DH.HAMS0N. iuf
Engineer AZ Gesrge Sweeney's sPoHery. Ridge
Road, below Wallace, PhiiadelphIa. -
Over 20 years have elapsed and Mr. Hamson
sill remains hearty man to this time, Sep
tember. 1876. % ; a.Lr-aE
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HERE IS THE PROOF
OF ITS
}. Superior Excellence.

Read this Home Certificate, certified 10 BY I'd.
Dy1t00ists and Ctersfsts Of Hhfiddefphid, man
! Whose verGcity none cdn doubt.
am happy to add my testimony to the
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1 am satisfied tha9 this Is nothing like q dye,
but operates upon the secretions. II is also
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growth. II purcnased the nrst boflIe from I'D
ward B, Garrigues. druggist, Tenth and Coates
SITS, who can also testify my hair was quite
gray when Commenced Its use. u h. s11'
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Wen rs myself Itherefors speak from expe-
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THE M .ARKETS,
F WOOL.
H ~ q
Bulletin, 18th
New York.

Bulletin, 18th. g ...s; -.-.,., ...-........ r..
| Business continues TO be somewhat
retarded by the backward clip, the ar.
rivals coming to hand SO slowly as to
prevent free or general offering. Fol
stocks as they had to offer. however,
dealers report ample attention, in the
way of examinations of samples, ascer.
tanning cost, &c., but with more or less
variable results. In some cases buyer
running across desirable parcel snaps
it up quick and submits to the asking
rate almost without murmer;s as il
has been for some time necessary that
just such lot should be secured the
moment it could be found. The de-
mand thus created is called encourae.
ing, and said to be stimulating even at
the ruling full rates, as sellers who have
succeeded in getting all they asked
are sorry they did not ask more, and
are determined to the effort on the
next opportunity. Yet on the other
hand a great many of the customers,
and some of the best ones, too, who are
on the market, are only "lOoking
around, and they talk most decidedly
adverse to purchases at the figures ask
ed, as they can obtain no margin for
profit between the cost of material and
the return for the product, the, efforts
to fully stimulate. the goods market
having as yet proven abortive. This
week, however, has been a broken
one, and tine market hardly received q
full test. Arrivals are dull, especially
Of Texas and fieeces, and though not
large, accumulati0ns are gradually in
creasing. The reported sales embrace
40, 600 pounds extra Ohio at 47c, 5000
pounds coarse fleeces at 36c, 5000
pounds Ohio combing at 55c, 5000
pounds unwashed fieeces, 5000 pounds
do; %, 900 pounds combing. :,
Boston. ...,
Journal of Commerce. ,......,.... .'.......
The aggregate of sales recorded be-
low, although 442, 300 pounds less than
last week, shows a very active market
in Boston, considering that this has
been broken week. The advance
here In good woods has not only held
strong, but has been improved upon iu
many instances, although some of the |
extreme figures reached in the West
have not yet been attained to-.
Reports from the West show contin.
led excitement aifh0Hgh probably
of the wool has been market.
ID. Some oftas Eastern buyers haye
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Collins Voltaic Plaster

Is warranted. on the reputation of DR. Collins.
its inventor, an old physician, TO be the best
plaster in the world OF medicine The union
OF, the two great medical agents, viz: Electri-
city and Medical Gums and Essences, fully
justiries the claim, and entities this remedy TO
rank foremost among all curative compounds
for all external Aches and Pains. -. q
Price. Is cents. Sold by all druggists, and
sent on receipt Of 25 cents for one sl25 for six,
or rs for twelve, carefully wrapped, and
NARRATED, by WEEKS q POTTER, Propri-
etors, Boston, Mass. sfsi l1 - ~ Hl-d- 7-5,lm.
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GILMORE & CO., Successors to CHIPNAN
HoshER q Co.. solicitors. Patents procured In
charge unless the patent is granted. No feea
for making preliminary examinations. No
additional fees for obtaining and conducting
| rehealing. By q recent decision of the Com. !.
missioner ALL rejected applications may be
revived. Special attention given to Interfe>
renee Cases before the Patent ofice, Extensions
yentions or Patents. Send stamp 10 Gilmore
& Co. Tor pamphlet OF sixty pages. saii -, dfcn
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS AND
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Contested Land Cases prosecuted before the
U. 8. General Land Once and Department OF
and PRE-EMPTiON Claims, and HONE
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81 and 100 for sale This Is
the purchaser upon any Government land
subject 70 private entry, at si,z5 per acre. II
send stamp 70 Gilmore Co. for pamphlet Of
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Arrears of Pay and Bounty. 8.
OFFICES, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS o
The late war, or their heirs, are in many c&ses
entitled to money from the Government of
history % OF service and sta,e smoap. OF psy aud %
bounty rebeived. EncI ose stamp TO GILMORE
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given You free. l.N IL FEaT rEty-
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wounded. ruptured or injured In the late war,
however slightly, can obtain q pension By
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the Supreme Court of the United States, the
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same experienced parties employed by the
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sold at lower prices than the same qualities
can be bought at any other house in this coun-
try. All goods guaranteed, to be satisfactory
and as represented. or the m oney will be re-
turned on return Of goods. which may pc done
at our expense. asfHt sli hsia ~ 11f l.il 30
q The reputation of our Louise for seiliag stnn-
dnrd goeSis Rt Low Prices, for 36 years.. has
given Us astsnding in New York City and
yicinity.l that la not enjoyed by any other
house In the trade, After mature deliberatiou
we have determined TO offer our goods to
housek eepers in the interior, at the Lowest
Wholesale Trade Prices. swhena Club Is form
ed large enough TO- make 2 small case: The.
goods of each member OF the club will be put
up Ia sepatate packages, and marked with
name and COST. so as to avoid Confusion In
distribution. Gu5ds will be sent by Express
to COLLECT ON DELIVERY. All Wishing TO save
money by purchasing family supplies at New
York Wholesale Prices can talk the matter
over among friends and neigh ghbors. and send
to us for Cub Circular, Price list, dc. We
have present OF either goods. or money to
the person who gets up the club, to com pen>
safe fo-1 trouble. etc. Samples of TEA and
COFFEE sent by mail. Send for Price list and
Club Circular. b ~ f.r fs7sq5 4dT = ~
Stiner's New York, & China Tea Co.,
M. III. MOSES, q Go, PrOpr'trs,
II. 79, ST, 81 and ~ vEsEY Street, New
York. if--" 70 10. III Z o.. H ih@rTu &.
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Sod by all wholesale and Retail Druseists
Grocers, and Dealers In Medicine. Price, 81
cents. Samples free. Dealers should purchase
original PACK ages OF one dozen to obtain the
trial bottles for free distribution. WEEKS &
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale
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Keep Your Head and Hair Healthy.

lit will restore gray hair to its original color
p II will thick en- thiu hair; ;cause new grSwlh.
Sit will restore the natural secretioD3.7
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sit W Ill make the hair soft, glossy and flexible
cit will preserve the original color 10 old age.
Tit Will prevent the tAlr from all fIH
81: will cure all diseases OF the scalp.
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LIFE, GROWTH, BEAUTY.
: tas ssar' sss,'1Es- . g1oi-ia suilAlsaiJ
; London Hair. Color Restore.

Not Q dye; makca hair soft and silky; clean
ses the scalp from all aimpo0ittes. scansing the
hair to grew where It has fallen OF ar become
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Can be applied by the hand as Il does not
stain the skin or soil the hnestplinen.-fA -fAs 6
|! Hair Dressing 10 Is the moss perfect the world
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out the application Of IMMORAL substances.
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wonder and admiration 81 ali classes As IL mas
proved to be the only article that will abso-
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its orig nal color, health, softness, lustre and
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Has Wrought Iron Guard laid with Steel.
Has fitting Lever to lower the points of the
guards, to take up and down tangled grass,
and raise them to pass over rough and stony
ground. Has Cutter Bar in front, and no
danger of driver being thrown front of knives
and cut, Has the Best Pitman Ever
put on Machine; no weight on horses
necks. Has no side draft,
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SWAYNE,S OINTMENT

- HOME TESTIMONY.
B. i was sorely f1ieted with one OF the most
distressing OF all diseases. Pxrids Or Prtaigo or
more commonly known as Hching Piles. The
Itching at lines vas almost sintoleyable, tn-
creased by scratching, and not rnreauepns y
Ointmen6 It's use gave quick relief, and In q
short Time perfect cure. can new sleep un-
feriug win tnis distressing oompiaint % pro-
cure 'SRayne's Oinkm enf at onca- Z nad trfed
prcsc-i p<ions almost fnnun erables " Itt1oul
finding any permanent relief. ll -asa..lI H.
N JOSEPH W CHRIST,
~ Frm OF Roedel q Christi
Boot & Shoe House, XI4 ". Second st, Phila,
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OK FAN CY CARDS, all sty les with
~ name. lOc, postpaid. j Husted, Nassau,
kens county. N ~ ----u..-- III L. l. ~
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-27

The Wilmington Commercial objects
to the Electoral bill because of the man
ner in which the Supreme Court mem
bers Of the deciding tribunal are to be
seleoted-that is with respect to their
political opinions. It don't ike the
idea Of there being two Democrats on
the committee If they had all been
republicans the Commercial would,
doubtless, have liked it better Or per-
haps it would be better satisfied if such
men as Judge Bond and Judge Durell
and others Of like stripe whose ideas Of
law and justice consist in deciding all
questions in the interests Of the Repub-
liCan party, had been put upon that
committee. Judges who act in accord
ance with law and right "go against
the republicans
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-27

0NE Of the strongest objections made
BY some Of the Republican opponents Of
the Electoral Count bill is that they
fear the Supreme Court will decide
against Hayes, for the Supreme Courts
have all been going against the Repub-
licans on all questions that have been
left to them" in these election cases.
This is certainly a wholesome reason
for cbjeotiDg to the bill, if Mr.. Hayes
supporters expect him to be elected on
unjust and illegal votes. But if they
are sAtisted that their candidate re-
csived a majority Of the electoral votes
in q fair, just and legal manner they
certainly ought not to fear the decision
Of tribunal composed of some of the
best and ablest men of each party and
Of members of the highest judicial tri-
bunal Of the country. If such men as
these viii not act honestly and justly
God help the Republic. for it will be
beyond mans help.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-27

be reached tonight. In the House
there may be fllibustsring, but this is
not expected. The gravity Of the sub
ject would make it suicide in any public
man to cause delay on any frivolous
pretsxt. The speech of Conkling, com
menced yesterday, and which he is con-
cluding to-day, is designed by him to
to cover the whole question.
The nomination of Ellis Spear, as
Commissioner of Patents, is meeting
with opposition in the Senate. It will
probably not be confirmed The nomi-
nation Of the Presidents brother-in-law,
Sharpe, as Pay-master in the army, has
not been confirmed, though other
nominations are confirmed daily ty the
Senate
There is further evidence as to the
Florida election aud this time Of char
acter which seems to leave NO doubt
that fully the same vote thrown for
Drew, Democrat, for Governor, and
on which be was inaugurated, was given
for the Tilden electors. Hon. Mr..
Hampson, of Massachusetts,, will pre-
pare and present the report Of the House
Committee which investigated affairs
10 that State.
The actual profits Of the Government
on the business Of the Patent Office
we're over $4,000 last year This is
the only bureau Of the Government that
pays its own exposes Under Gen.
Grant it has been made a school for the
education Of attorneys dozen or SO
of Commissioners having resigned and
gone into the Patent business since
1869 hnt even under these circum-
stances a good financial showing is made
The Chronicle, daily Republican pa
per here, is dead For the last few
years it has not had experienced news
paper management, and has not had
any particular character as paper. be-
yond approving everything that had
been decided to be Republican.
Probably no half million of dollars
ever left the Treasury with so nearly
unanimous consent as the half million
about to be paid to Captain Eads, pro-
jector of the plan for deepening the
channel of the Mississippi at its mouth.
He will have his money in a few days.
This is a matter in which the whole
country has felt an interest and the
success of the Captain has given na-
tional satisfaction.
It is only fair to make record Of
the fact that the House Committee in
vsstigating the conduct of Secretary
Robsson, with a view to his impeach-
ment, has unanimously reported that
the Secretary ought not to be impsaehed
and that certain violations Of law on his
part were without corrupt intent.
The 4th Of March this year being
Sunday, there was much speculation at
one time as to whether the inaugura-
tion ceremonies would take place on
the 5th. As the 9th was the day OBJ
served on the only other previous oc-
casion Of the kind-1S21-it will prob
ably be selected this year for Mr.. Til
den's Inauguration if the election bill
passes and peace is thereby assured.
Dem.
Washington, d. c., Jan. "a, TT.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-27
SETTLING THE PRESIDENTIAL TROUBLE
II H. TTn;,ad C,a.os Senate ,L;s

SETTLING THE PRESIDENTIAL TROUBLE
In the United States Senate, this
week. the bill in regard to counting
the electoral vote for President and
Vice President was discussed and thor
oughly ventilated Its advocates were
found ID such men as Thurman, Ed
munds, Bayard, Conkliug, Judge Chris
tiancy, aud other leading Senators Of
both political parties while the oppo-
sing forces were led by Senator Nor
ton, Of Indiana. the most radical and
bitter partisan Of the Republican party,
Senator Blaine, and one democrat
Senator Eaton, of Connecticut. Power
ful speeches were made 10 its favor while
those opposed did not manifest q tithe
ofihe usual ability Of the men who made
them AT last. after az all night ses-
sion, Wednesday night. vote was ta-
ken on Thursday morning, at 7 o'clock,
resulting in the passage Of the bill BY a
vote Of AZ to II, as follows;
Yeas-Messrs. Alcorn, Allison, Barnum,
Bayard, Bogy, Booth, Boutwell,, Burnside,
Ohafee, Christiancy, CockreIl, Conkling,
Cooper, CraEin, Davis, Dawes Dennis, Ed
munds, Frelinghuysen, Goldthwaite, Gordon,
Howe, Johnson, Jones, (Fia., Jones' (Nev.,l
Kelly, Herman, McCreery, Mcdonald, McMil-
Ian Nancy, Merrimon, Morrell, Price, RAN
dloph, Ransom, Robertson, Salisbury, Sha-
ron, Stevenson, Teller, Thurman, Wallace:
Whyte, Window, Withers, Wright.
Nays-Messrs. Blaine, Bruce, (eolored),
Cameron, PAL Cameron, (Wis. Clayton,
Conover, Dorsey, Eaton, Hamilton, Hamlin,
Ingails, Mitchell, Morton, Patterson, Sargent,
Sherman, West
The bill was then sent to the House,
where the debate was resumed, many
strong speeches being made in its favor.
Its strongest opponents in the House
are Messrs. Garfield, Of Illinois, Hale,
of Maine, and Monroe, Of Ohio. Mr..
Payne, who has charge of the bill in
the House, has announced that debate
will be allowed until Friday afternoon,
when the previous question will be
called and vote taken. The bill will
doubtless pass BY tremendous major
ity. and as the President has already
signifed bis intention to sign it. the
matter may be regarded as settled, as
far as the bill goes.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-27
tCommu nicated.l
A Correction.
VAssAR. January 81, ]

VAssAR, January 81, 1877.
Mr.. EDIToR-Dear SIR: wish to
correct q report inserted in one Of your
papers, a few weeks ago, concerning
the number Of students in the College
There are 825; not 200. Also, about
"Miss Maria Mitchell" having accepted
the position of Professor of Languages.
The lady you refer to is Miss Mary
Mitchell, who is only a subordinate
teacher of Latin. There is Miss Maria
Mitchell, who is the Professor Of As
tronomy, and has been connected with
the College since its opening
A VAssAR STUDENT.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-27
a1elu advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Valuable Personal Property

Will be sold on The premises of the late
John Townsend,
NEAR TOWNSEND. DEL
On Wednesday. February 21st. 1877,
HEAD OF HOQSEs,
(Some Of them very fine drivers),
Pair of Mules, 1 Devon l8nII,
l pair of fine Work Oxen, fine Mich Cows,
(some of them had calves this winter -others
will have calves in the spring) 2 three years
old Heifers, 10 head Of Large Shoats-good
breeds, l Family Double Carriage, York
Carriage, l Buggy, all good and in good
order, farm wagons, peach wagon, horse
cart Kirby reaper and mower combined,
l steel-tooth rake, drill. with phosphate Rt-
tachment, Van Winkle fan, / saddle.
sleigh, plows, harrows, cultivators, scyihe
and grain cradle, grub scyihes, shovels,
spades, forks, chains carriage harness, double
and single, wagon harness, plow gears, bril-
dies, collars, and Roller.
Twenty-two acres Of Wheat, seeded the
wheat to be threshed on the premises. and the
straw to be left on the premises
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Three cook stoves (frst rate), sitting room
and paror stoves, some burning wood, others
burning coal, large lot Of farming tools and
fixtures too numerous to mention. Several
tons ofprime No Timothy Hay, Early Rose
Potatoes, fine lot of Meat (6rst qualiiy), to
be sold by the pound. Sale to commence at
10 oclock, sharp
The conditions of the sale are rs follows
All sums OF Ten Dollars and upwards, Seven
Months credit will be given TO the purchaser
bJ his Fi=iistE==T - the apiinn Of The Admins
traitor, note or bond, with interest added
from the day Of sale. and also such security as
said administrator may see proper 10 accept,
and no goods to lie removed until the condi-
tions are complied with, and any person fail
ing to comply will be compelled to pay any
loss that may accrue to the administrator by
the second sale.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Administrator of the late John Townsend.
W. A. HUKILE, Auctioneer.
Townsend, Del, Jan. 26, 1877. It's
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-27
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, having determined IL
discontinue farming, will sell at his residence
Near NE. Pleasant Delanare,
On Thursday, February 10th. 1877.
his entire stock of farming utensils, etc.
SIX HEAD OF HORSES.
No. bay Horse Barney, IL years old
quiet. win work anywhere.
No. 2-Gray Mare Fancy, IA years old
good brood mare
No. 3-Brown Mare Minnie, years old
genale, fine driver and worker.
No. 4-BroWn Horse Harry McCracken, II
years old, perfectly gentle, splendid family
driver.
No 5-Brown Mare Bird, syears old, work
anywhere.
No. 6-Roan Mare Kate, years old, fns
style, very promising.
FOUR PAIR OF MULES.
No. Pair Brown and Black Mules, {
years old, good workers, No for wagon.
No. Pair Bay Mules, II years old; good
lively workers.
No. 3-Pair Black Mules, 5 years old; quick
and true; fine workers.
No. Pair Bay Mules, 70 years cid good
workers.
CATTLE.
Seven head Of Mich Cows, some of which
viii be in profit by day of sale
FARMING UTENSILS
Two Farm Wagons-oue with iron axe
in good order, one Mill WGgon-nearly new,
one Truck Wagon, for hauling out of orchard,
one peach body and springs, in complete or
der, one Haues' Drill, with Phosphate At
tachment, Haines' Drill, without Phosphate
Attachment, nearly new, corn shelter,
grind stone, l cylinder roller, Champion
reaper and mower combined, 10 good order,
wheelbarrow, tool chest and tools, work
bench, grain cradle, moving scythe, briar
scythe, Jones peach assorier, complete, peach
baskets, ladders, orchard cultiVators, plows,
harrows, rakes, forks, hoes, shovels, double
and single trees, etc.
CARRIAGE, HARNESS, &c
One Germantown Carriage, one Carriage
Pole, complete, l set double Carriage Har-
ness, nearly new, / set Mill Wagon Harness,
2 sets heavy Wagon Harness, set of Plow
Harness, pair Of Wagon Fly Nets.
MEAT.-Picklsd Pork, By the pound.
TERMS: On all sums of Twenty Dollars
and over, a credit of Eight Months will be
given, by purchaser giving bankable note,
with approved endorser, payable at Citizens
National Bank, at Middletown, Delaware, in
terest added. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
sharp. L. A. LAVENDER.
S. n ENos, Auctionesr jan 26-tf