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Macon, Ga, and PInIadrIphia.
eYour valuable medicine, Simmons
Liver Regulator, has saved me many
Doctors bills, use it for everything it
is recommended, and never knew it to
fail, I have used it in Collie and Grnbhs
with nv mules and horses. giving them
about half bottle at time. have
not lost one that | gave it to, you can
recomms nd it TO every one that has
Stock as being the best medicine known
for all complaints that horse-tlesh is
heir to. E 7. TAYLOR.
Agent for Grsnaess of Georgia.
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Iol,oway's Pills

Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder Of the kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too
liule water: or whether they be sfiict-
ed with stone or gravel, or with aches
AM pains settled in the loins over the
regions OF the kidneys, these Pills
.:iould be taken accoriinl to the pint
ed directions, aud the Ointment should
be well rubbed into the small of the
back at bed time. TAis treatment will
give almost immediate relief when all
ntltr means, have fail ID
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4 season OF roses.

;ful season OF roses.
beautiful in thy tiaid
S, thy conEiding inno-
nd thy fuslness Of rich
WeIcope buttercup.
q vioiets siifiisa tlieir
{ through the air and
Is ed earth seem like
lit az { l,eaatii'nl garden.
I Tie bluslting beauties
stable kingdom, are
psesious diamonds.
Lia sapphire, exhaling
us ollor "a be waited
bfesxes over hill
. ehlcll and cavern,
orez. and the desert,
L s|seir divine mis-
ante;ze the animal
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gloodcd stock.

3 Having purchased the FLOODED bull,
SAM TfLDEN,
notice is herebyEgiven that he will
stsnd AT my stable ut the low price of
$500 per season payable in corn or
money. ~ =
decl0d&wtf A. TESFARn
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Nstray Motice.


Taken up by Adam Butler, and es-
trayed beiore.B. A. Watson. Jap, Pre-
clint No. 4 !, Washington county. ON the
18th day of March, A. d., 1877. a pale
red Ok. about years Old, jniarked crop
OF lett ear and split in right ear, an d
branded on hip D.-
Fred Mailtts at S15.
Taken up byJohn N. Rediord. an d
estrayed before B. A. Wat.on, J. P. .
Precinct No. 4. Washington county. on
the 18th day OF March. A D. 1877. a.
Bay Rome Horse Pony. about 0 years
old. about IA hands high. bog backed.
and branded iriistineslv on left shout
der, aud appraised by H. B. Jones an d
Sam Arnett at $40
II. NJ. LEWIS.
mar30wit C. @. c. W. C..
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-oTJE9

Hair from falling ont AZ once; will
cleanse the scalp from all dandruff.
viii iankc the hair grow thick, long
and rapidly, is highly perfunied hair
dressing. does not contain sugar of
lead, sulphur. or other poison. lfyou
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Ii contains four medical slements.
nsv, united in The same happy pro
portion in any other preparation, viz:
a gentle Cathartic, wonderful Tonic,
an unexceptionahle Alternative and GER
tain Corrective of all Impurities of
the body. Such signal success has at.
tnaded It's use. that it is now REGARDED
assthe Effectual Specific for all diseas-
es of the BiSrr,s Stomach and Spleen
As a remedy IN mala-ioas fevers,
bowel complaints, dyspepsia, mental
depression, restlrssness,s jaundice, EAU
Pea, sick headache, collie, constipation
and biliousne, S, ithasno equal. n
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IT e u

To grow long and Look beautiful, use
II M one via be Disappointed Price,
Sl00. or 3 boItles for $3.50. Address
DR. }. P. Dronigoole. Louisville. Ky,
aud receive book filed with unnlis-
taxable evidence Of all we say.
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As there srca nun Der of limitations
Offered to the public, we world caution
the community 10 buy no Powders or
Prepared Simmons Liver Regulator,
unless in our engraved wrapper. with
the trade mark, stamp and signature
unbroken. None othefis genuine.
II ZETTIN e. co q.
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sufferers, victims OF Fever and Agae,
the m rcurial diseased l.atient how they
recovered health. cheerful sririts and
good anreti;e, they williellyou by tax
Ing simmons, Liver Regulator.
TIE cheapest, parest and best
family medicine an the arortd.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaun-
dica, Biiions ATTACKS, sick headache,
collie, depression of spirits, sour stom-
aci, heart burn. &c, &c.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy is
warranted not to contain single par
ticle of Mercury, or any injurious min
eral substance, but is Purely Vegetable
Containing those Southern Roots and
Herbs, winch an ADVISE Providence has
placed in countries where LAYER Dis
eases most prevail. 1t will cure all
Diseases caused by Derangement oil
the Liver and Bowels.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint
are a bitter or bad taste in the mouth;
pa ms in the back, SIDES or joints, often
mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour stoin-
ach; loss Of appetite; bowels alternate.
~ costive, and lax; Headache; loss OF
memory, with a painful sensation OF
having failed to do something which
ought 10 have been done; debility, low
spirits. thick Mellow appearance of
the skin and eyes, dry cough often
mistaken for consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms
attend the disease, at others very few;
bat the liver, The largest organ inthe
body, is generally the seat Of the dis
ease. and if not Resulated in time,
great suffering, wretchedness and death
viii ensue.
II can recommend as an efficacious
remedy for disease OF, the Liver, Heart
.bnrn and Dyspepsia, Simmons Liver
! observation-disclosures G.. Wunder, 1925
Master Street Assistant Post Mast,
Philadelphia"
.We have tested its virtues, person.
ally, and know that for. Dyspepsia,
/. Biiiousncss, aud Throblsng Headache.
it is the. best medicine the world ever
saw We have tried forty other RENE:
dies before Simmons Liver Regulator,
but none of them gave us more than
temporary relief; hut the Regulator
not only relieved, but cured us Ed.
Telegraph and Messenger. Macon, Ga
Manufactured only By y. II
Zsilia DC Co, Aaeon, Ga,
- sJ DJsTrxJIn I;1 ~
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I. WON'T GO 70 FLORIDA. !"
Bos.an. lnnuarz u. la.

50 vEs
Your money and buy one rtsSo bottles
Of DR. ]. Newton Smith s. Hair Res
tpFcr- twill create gsiy grnwth of
. hair ul,nu bald headk. Eve have IN
missakable prnof-and mail il free,) i:
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MARRTAGE GITTnE.
POTABLE FRENCH BURR MILLS.

Eso1t-, sl=sssfes-s S2,efts1g, PuIgcys,
eSee-Srg. Melting Engines. sSater
cSrlpIete Jebs OF Isiis q ork Of every
description.
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IS creation seem more
glowing. We but ex-
mast different and
1 observer cannot help
tliat are never
81 these little germs IF
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rue there are
5ssess very little
hey only relnintl
sweet has lis
most OF these
less flowers are
stems and root
nitely useful Tor
IS. etc. Hence
III his infinite
sained the fiow-
/ great cause.
~ harmonize
yloin. They
Fac sn.;es;i Of nany
IS. lit a*,is,s emao
ssturcin seetchine her
tslles. Sweet flowers
r. do yonr diSihe mis-
WI help e ras ecl.
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A COAT'S PERFORMANCE.


d. Clarke relates that when he was trav-
''uis from Jerusalem Ito Bethlehem his
l"V lcll in with an Arab who had goat
s-el /! he ne led about: the country.for exhibi-
.0n He had taught this animal, while he
SsSeompapied its movements with q song, to
.l0''} upon little cylindrical blocks of wood
l~Seu Suc,c'esssfully:one e above the other, and
"'"pe' resembling the dice boxes Of a
''AB'laAmoo2n-table.. !. In this. manner the
/" stood F first f. upon the top Of one cylinder
r .u upon the top of two, and afterward Of
'u,ee tour,, five. and six, uintilAit remained
a"'uced upon the top Of them all, elevated
fs' sssFsl 'feet from the ground, and with it's
,,4 o4 leet collected o9ll upon single point, with
'" 'ltowlng down the disjointed fabric up
VI :, Snleh he stood. % &.'a y sa@AE
So.nlns could show more strikingly the
;ssous footing possessed by isIquadru-
,os, w. upon the jutting points and crags of
''NS' and the circumstance of its inability
};.is 1ts~aln thqs h poised may render this exhit
H. W. D 'ess surprising. lit is seen frequently
|,h., oantalnlous countries standing securely,
|ono' u :, Win scarcely any place forts feet,
|treal p0a we Sides and by the brink of the most
kho suaous a precipices. The diameter of
|ma+0, Upper cylinder upon which its feet ulti-
,.y ,. remained until the Arab had ended
h , ",'y was only, two inches, and the length
MI null cylinder was six inches. ,n
|oconr..a us most curious part Of the performance
.uoa luo ~ atterward; for the Arab, to con.
kjon ' 4. IT, olarke's party Of the goats atten-
A., - ns tupe, interrupted the da cappo'
knna.a a olen as }Ae did this the goat tottered
tonina 'u :. uneasy, Y and, upon his master be.
kqup ts,' nuua enly silent in the middle otthe
Fs' ~ 70 the ground '2'' aa'd'o'
The Morning herald., 1877-09-19
PEDIlGsRAE TRAcIna.b AZ

Avery Ingenious speculation was publish
ed dabout half o century ago as to the num-
Der Of a mans, ancestors. = It, was said
that as every man must haveAtwo parents,
four grandparents, eight greatgrandparents,
and so on, light fairly be assumed ofsny
given man that the number of his direct an
csosliving atsyhe time III the Conquest
might amopntAtoxupward 'of fs!eight'm millions,
wesuming that the numberdoublsd about
thhcg in each century, There are severalcu-
Fiods sequences of thiss:.idea, which are, given
tgSnRichardP Philips in his Mornings walk
from L9pa9n to 3 KeY,ss In leading article
in the London DAILY: .Ngua, this speculation
imendoned, and iris stated thatit was first
published by southey.: Gray, according. to
NaAole, in 1749, had computed that "there
must 80 1, a,mtilllliopq all anceatsss ID twenty gen
tations to eyerybody's composition:'' ~
.Touclipgthe eaitsef, it may be noted
that there is. in it.a fundamental error, Or,
vther, mountaineering element, which soon
checks theincrease Of ancestors then neu-
trahzers it, and finally diminishes it, This
causeis brother and sister" element. II
lss0onfornd thatin' tracing up ancegtorsthat
10r example, two men and women, who
ought nthe preceding generationt to have six
parents, being brothers and sisters, have
1.-TWO, Hence every mans pedigree, if
'sopld & ID be fairly traced out, would be repre-
s'n'ed asa 3s double 1p cone-two' cones joined at
ulylr ,a ( bases, the apex of the one being him
~, the apex Of the; other Adam. Proba-
oy tine. true form Of such, . family tree
would bean elipsis..' ~, ,:,.. >t's,>'I
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MIDND IITIESIFTIH z INTD
,rm.LE PEDESTRIANS Ply
TGIupssHE III .HAIB

MANI sIdaan has snaaad ",sa'Ataua,aS >
.rm She isabout five feet three inches inches
IN i0 heiebt, is straitassp arvwsAss ~ fine
naad broad shoulders, iaF goof sized waist
sheaon't believein tight lacinagg7an'd % ilag her
limbs are fully d!Esssaloepsd tl4lptt feet are 2.
narfsct m and quite small, requiring 2 two
plna.a.nalf poll drsss:ash0e, snhosghAse Walking
shoes are considerably larger. Her stock
mos for her long walks are carefully select
ad I'D and without seams, and in putting them
~ ~ orpat care is exercised to avoid folds and
vr;nkles.s .sThey' y''ars supported by elastic
straps attached y = saspsaddegs oyer the
shoulders. Her walkingshoss ,aTe of soft
no.t,sk;n laced. high about the ankle, and
with broad and Arm sotes,A ana low, broad
hoos The shoes areian inch longer than
tho f,t@aa foot and allow it all possible freedom.
While On the track she relies entirely on
heef-tea tts, and the raw yolks of eggs for nour-
ish,nent, and seltzer and prHlpes water to
oueaeh thirst. Solid food, heafnds, can
not b, taken during protraeted EFFORT One
Of her heartiest hpghs i when she tells Of
q Gift tt1e received froma gentleman In Provi-
delce tof aapatolkage apaatolkalge Of candy, to t'ohser her
Oh her last mile Of her long wall" 'a''S S9'
She is, in the opinion of medical men
who have examined her, unusually free
from physical Defects, thstanding her
lopr walks. At the close Of her recent walk
ofthree hundred aha fifty miles IN six days,
she was carefully examined by six well
known physicians Of, this city, and they pro-
pounced her lungs in a state of healthy
and normal activity. d Her respiration was
from. twenty-three to twenty-six, and her
pulse was only eightyyIsix, When Wyglhle off # duty,
Miss Hi]leru spends her time in making oil
sketches. .....-. ..
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Religious.

Trinity Chapel Service, Sunday, Febru-
ary 25th, full morning service at 1917 o.
clock. Children's service and public cate
chising at o'clock, p. m. Meeting of
Trinity choir class at O'clock, p. m. This
class consists Of Trinity choir and the mem.
bers of the Trinity congregations with their
friends, led by Mr.. G. B. Roads. The class
has for its objects, the cultivation of
church music and the improvement of
congregational singing. 1t meets in Trinity
chapel on Sunday afternoon, from "Advent"
to "Tripity."
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24
NOTICE. INSTITUTE FOR
IN SALE.

This valuable property, situated in a
thriving town in southern Georgia, on the
line OF the railroad from Savannah to FlOr1-
d. is offered at bargain. either for sale or
exchange for property in q city IN one OF
the Middle States.
The lot contains three acres, upon which
ve .he Institute Building 70 by "a feet, two
EOries high, having schoolroom, recita-
ton, and music rooms, dining rooms. wide
halls chambers and kitchen, servants,
house, stable, barn and all necessary out
budding, and vegetable garden.
The Institute is furnished, and the school
Enow in operation with about sixty schol-
rSin attendance.
This property is offered for sale. because
heheath of the lady who owns 1t has
failed
Forparticulars apply to
DR.. GEORGE TROUP MAXWELL,
dedlltf New Castle. Delaware.
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Over tho Cable.
O'Hahoney's Remains.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 23'-0n the arrival
here this morning Of the steamer Dakota
from New York local committee, ,appoint-
ed for the purpose, proceeded out in ten
der and received the remains Of John o.
Mahony and presented sn:address to the
American deputation accompanying them
They were conveyed to the Pho Cathedral,
where Mass for the dead was celebrated at
o'clock. Owing to the early hour Of land
lug there was no demonstration.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24
Failure of Cotton Commission Mer-
chants

New YORK. Feb. 2S.-Nourse & Brooks,
cotton commission merchants, have failed,
with liabilities of upward of $l0O, 900. They
dealt principally in spot cotton. A member
of the firm said that the failure would prob
ably be only temporary and that arrange
ments were in progress for q satisfactory
settlement with the creditors.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24
A Noss Journal.

.ns rt2ss s1m.n shsu bnnss sasF AND proprietor nd9 Of
morning, March 4th, issue q new paper to
be called the Sunday "Despatch." The
paper will be printed in English, and will
be 1924 in size containing seven columns
to the page.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24
Ship NetUs.

The following Delaware vessels arrived
since our last report, in Philadelphia, viz
The schooner Ann, Captain Blizzard,
loaded with hay from Little Creek Landing,
Crisfeld, to Z: W. Wilson & Co.
The schooner Olive, with grain, consigned
to Christian g. Co.
The schooner Adriane, Captain Brown,
from Leipsic with grain, consigned to
Cristian g. Co.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24

All in want of harness 20 to Yergsr's 4th
above shipley streets, he keeps on hand, 4
full assortment of blankets, brushes, long
combs and all articles requisite for stabling
use. Remember the place, Shipley above
4th street,
Fifty dodgers at the town hall last night.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24

NOR RENT.-The mansion house, farm
E and out-buildings Of John O'Byrne,
Esq, situated on the Philadelphia turnpike
n6o % eH5 %se ysfas aoa as acTe a
and is in a high state of cultivation. The
Out-buildings are in perfect order with
stabling, shedding and sheep folds. Waite
of the fnes st quality, and superabundant
quantity in the driest seasons. There Is n
large and beautiful lawn full Of shade trees.
The house contains six large rooms on the
first floor, six fine bed rooms on the second
floor, and six attics. There is porch
in front of 1t about seventy feet long with
full view of the Delaware river. Private
respectable farmer it would in addition to
his farm business one of the best places for
a summer boarding house in the State.
Fruit in abundance, of all kinds, and there
is abeut One-third OF an acre IN chOlce
asparagus. twill not be rented on shares.
psssed Por country Apny az Hs oFFoE II
feb2 tt
nUBLIC sALE-The subscriber intend
ing to quit farming, will sell at Public
Sale on the premises, situated in Brandy
wine Hundred, at Bellevue Station, on lne
p. w. e. B. r. r., threo miles from Will.
mlngton on the Philadelphia Pike on
MONDAY, MARCH 5th, 1877,
at 10 o'clock O, M, The stock consists as
follows: five horses, good work and driving
horses, mostly young, one of which Is a
Stallion, Stanley and Moscow breed, slz
years old, will work anywhere and mas
trOtted mile in 2-5O; two mares, both WIN
foal to The above named Stallion: one or
the mares has trotted 2-26 On the Westches-
ter Track. Two colts, one years old and
one year old. Twenty-one Head OF Cows,
OF them will be in profit by day OF sale, the
rest milking; one two year old Durham
Bull, two heifers, 2years old this spring; II
dozen fowls, 5 turkeys. Germantown wa
gon and harness, top buggy, ! Market
wheel ox-cart. two or four horse wagon
near new, with hay bed attached, l 2-horse
spring wagon, set of heavy Dearborn har-
ness, i double set of Dearborn harness, set
of cart harness, 8 sets of lead gears, s,l Wheel
barrow, plows, harrows, cultlvators, hoes.
shovels, s ,ades, rakes, l steel tooth horse
rake, Telegraph hay cutter, collars, brl-
dies, halters, lcider mill, ! corn sheller
grain fan, | threshing machine, Mellick q
Quick's patent with Two cy finders, shak-
ers, belt and everything complete. large
iron roller, near new, cost $l25, Advance
moving machine, combined Champion
machine, No. 4, lot of hot bed sashes and
covers. lot of milk pans and churns, puck :.
cts. strainers, measures, Is acres OF wheat
in the ground, al O many other articles too
numerous to mention. =,
TERMS.--All sums under $5O cash, all
sums of $50 and upwards, purchaser can
have seven months by giving bankapie
note with approved tndorser Interest add
ed or deducted from the given time:
JOHN OSBORNE.
L.W. Stidham & Son, Auct's. feblS-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24
Notice.

A certain person by the name of Mr..
Land has been frequently visiting places of
amusement, balls, &C., representing him
self as a reporter ofthe HERALD. We wish
to say that that person has not been en-
ployed in the HERALD Office since the latter
part of January.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-24
YlsTERDAY MORNINGS SESSION.


The House met at Q o'clock, q. m.
Mr.. Holcomb presented petition for ad-
dition to change the place Of voting In
Broad Greek Hundred, Sussex county.
Mr.. Wright presented claim Of F. K.
Jones and brother, against tho State.
The following bills were given notice
of:
By Mr.. Bird, an act regulating the weight
of oats.
By Mr.. Morris, An act regulating the
amount of money appropriated by tho Levy
Court OF Sussex county, to incorporated
towns In Sussex county.
The following bills were passed:
An act to lay out now road in South
Murderkill Hundred, Kent county; an act
to enable Peter Hastings to change the
course of public road on his own lane; an
act to transfer Home and Mansion farm of
G. W. Horsey, from School District No. s.
to District No. 81, the Sussex county.
The following bills were introduced and
read:
By Mr.. Morris an act to prevent live stock
from running at large in School District No.
67, New Castle county.
BY Mr.. Bird an act to divorce Annie G.
France.
By Mr.. Wright an act to amend Section
IA, Chapter SO, Revised Code, as amended
and published in the amended code of 1874
and supplement to Chapter 41S, Vol, IA,
Delaware Laws.
By Mr.. Saylor an act in relation to Muir
phys mill dam, lying partly in Kent county
and partly In New Castle county. This
act was indefinitely postponsd.)
The Clerk of the Senate returned sundry
bills as concurred, and asked concurrence In
joint resolution in relation to repair of
weights and measures.
Adjourned until Monday, at 8 o'clock p.
m.