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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
atheeling Gc9istcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Ten Dollars Reward.
Coopers Wanted.
Carpets-Friend & Son.
Notice to Subscribers-[Head of Lo-
cal
Epilepsy Cured.
Wall Paper-John Friedel.
Monuments and Tsblets-Carroll Il
Bro.
Artists Materials - Hutchins' Art
Store.
For Ssle-Dwelling.
For Rent-Ofice.
For Sale-Billisrd Tables.
Fresh Delicacies Wave Saloon,
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ware and Hudson

MILWAUKEE, April 3.-Flour-ln
good demand. Whest-Firm; opened st
an advance of &c and closed steady; No.
l Milwaukee 81 45i; No. 2 81 Sc; seller
May 81 37s; seller June 81 S1f; No. 8
81 24I. Corn-Higher; No. 42c; new
40c. Oats-Higher and scarce; No. z
3lt63ltc. Rye-Higher and scarce;
No. l 695670c. Bsrley-Firmer; No.
2 spring 73G75c. Provisions-Insctive
and nominal. Pork-At sI4 90. Lard
Prime 50 S7!. Hogs-Firm at Sc 90
New YORK, April 3.-Dry Goods
Jobbing trade active, but business still
light with commission houses. Cotton
goods quiet iu first hands, and prices on
brown and blesehed goods irregular.
Prints quiet. Ginghsms more sctiye.
Dress goods in fail demand. Mems
woolens quiet. Foreign goods move
slowly.
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THAT popular song, ado you think I'd
make soldier, soldier, soldier is now
in order.
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SOMETHING quite new and handsome
in Fringes for Dslmans and Dresses.
l.. SwABACKER.
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GREAT bargains in kid gloves. slightly
soiled, at 20 cents per pair, at
J. w. FERREL's.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, cheap
cheaper, cheapest, goto
j. W. FERREL's.
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AndersonviIIc Prisoncrs' Reunion

HARTFORD, Conn, April 3.-Thc
fourth annual reunion Of the Anderson
VILE prisoners will be held here on the
10Th INST. Prisoners Of war throughout
the country are invited.
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COUNCIL Committee OF Lights met at
the city building last night.
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LADIES kid side lace shoes for $40
at l.. V. Blends, 1l35 Main street.
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THERE were one hundred and forty
six cases before the police court during
the month of March.
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ONE addition to the work house force,
yesterday.
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TWENTY coopers wanted at the Bel
laire keg factory. See advertisement.
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Ii you want to get cheap and a nice
fitting pair of shoes 20 to l.. V. Blends
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THE Mcclure House billiard tables are
offered for sale.
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MARKET day at tho second ward
market.
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GREAT bargains in second hand Pianos
and Organs at the Music Store Of Adams

GREAT bargains in second hand Pianos
and Organs at the Music Store of Adams
Il Lucas, 1927 Market street.
One 7.octsve Chichering Piano.. 5000
One 63-octave Shumsker Piano $50
One 81 octave John F. Mcneil Piano lbs
One octave Chickering PIANO.. 100
One 6-octsve n. Y. Mfg Cos Piano Is
One 6.octSve Minis & Clark Piano 90
One 6-octave German Piano.......... 40
One 5-stop Estey Orgsn................ 80
One 5-stop Taylor Il Farley Organ 80
One 5-stop Taylor & Farley Organ 70
One 6.stop Temple Organ........... 60
One 6-stop William H. Shieb Organ IS
One 2-stop Pelubet & Pelton Organ 40
One 5-octave Melodeon................ 30
One 4-oclave Melodeon. .............. 20
Parties desiring to purchase should
cal at once and examine the stock.
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For good carpet OF any kind at halt
price now, call on j. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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Failure.

NEW YORK, April 3.-John HondIer
broker, at No. 40 Exchange Place, who
suspended to-day on account of sudden
decline in Panama, hopes TO be able
eventually to settle the liabilities IN full
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
TO j. w. FERREL's.
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The Tuscarawas excursionists returned
home last night.
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NOTICE To SUBSCRIBERS,

Subscribers who have changed their
residences will avoid missing their papers
by leaving directions at the REGISTER
Counting Rooms. Any inattentiOn or
neglect on the part of carriers should be
reported at the Office without delay. -
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THE temperance people are looking
about 10 procure the services of orators
from distance.
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The Standard nine were out practicing
yesterday tor the first time.
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The fines assessed by the police court
yesterday amounted to $34.
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"Daily except Sunday-Cumberlaad Ac-
commodation.
tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-.
mediation.
tSteubenvllle Accommodations
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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JUST received lot of gents fine shoe
of the latest styles, at l.. V. Blends.
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REMEMBER the Grand Concert at the
Union Restaurant tonight.
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CEE IA week in your own town. Terms
WV and 81 outfit free. II. HALLETT a
co. Portland. Maine. decsg
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Jean Baptiste Madon, the noted Bel
gian painter, is dead.
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by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 8.-River 9 feet
and rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
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With . COL! !IRH!EEakII IN!s,-,

WELLS CsppS al
eases OF the Throat, Inns tnd..
Mucous Membrane anss, Ch,r -
fof UP ONLY IN BIrp =
Z. n. CR1rTESroN. I sir,sh
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CANCAN.
One marriage license issued yesterday.

"IXIoN" tonight.
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3000 A month. Agents We,
W0NV Lhree Great s! Books ~ W. q,
STORY OF CHApISihe

STORY OF CHARIEyl G e
a Iuli account OF this Great M, kON
ten by his Father, beats Ron y,
In thrilling interest. Tb m. s Ia.
hand book 10 all religions r. Mss'g-
count OF all denominaIionsss .eenp-,
Illustrations. Also the IsS,Ss rt, !
guide, by DR.. PAT coast Its S ,t n.
These books sell AT sight NJ. mmias',s :,
agents coin money n thar ~ "a.
free. Copies by mail 81 az. rae,
POTTER q CO., PhilsdeInSI. ~
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FIRST EDITION.
..AMUSEMENTsl

Tonight the we'll known comedian i,
Holmes Grove" appears a, tIIsi Sr,ar. 70
House in the play or "Handy Andyig,
Mf, Grover Is an actor who by careful
study and attention to his business. has
made himself known In all parts OF tha
world. The play is an amusing one, and
Is full Of situations that frequently calls
forth hearty applause. MIR. Grover lad
appeared In this play over 400 niobts
and has become thoroughly familiar witb
q full house. .I,, - $3.50 " .s'' =
On Monday evening that well known
and daring scout of the far west Texas
Jack and his combination appears in this
city. Among his company are Capt Bill
and Donald Mckay also well known
scouts; and last but not least the peerless
Morlachi, the premiere daasuese of the
world. 80. 0,N NN'' ~ ''''
On-next Saturday evening the we'll
known StarsMr. and Mrs. W. j. Florence
VIII make their first appearance in this
clty in play called the "Mighty Dollar,
written expressly for them. The Flor.
ence's are known not only in this county,
but In all the principal cities of Europe
Mrs. Florence is a sister Of Mrs. Barney
Williams, who has appeared In this city,
Ihey have appeared in all the principal
cities Of this country and have been
greeted with crowded houses, r.-.aJ
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EolAL NOTICES. ~
+-l .tau.4lI
\. EAunk ell Bitter
"hhC VI 1FOM. .1A-

tItOeen known TO fail In the enre
alended with symptoms. In
y, y exertion, loss of memory,
gleathing, general weakness.
i i1.sas weak nervous, trembling,
I't. nuvf q death, night sweats, cold
ss' Sssi, almness of vision, languor +,
,asse ~slllde OF the muscular sys-
4 I'us ~ W. appetite, with dyspeptic
WI X aaads, flushing OF the BODY,
wv ~ 4 sKln, ,pallid counbenance and
S.SsaEe 1uae lace, purifying the blood,
III IN heaylness of the eyelids.
a,sA ss spots flying before the ewes
stsyl sufiusipn ana loss of sight:
tsn t'On, y me- etc. These symptoms
yTs y weakness, and to remedy
M. =. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
t'M i.'la lalls, Thousands are now
Sdi Sid VINO have used 1t. Get the
|l.EunnSS En SSnIy in 81 bottles, Take
1TasIel's SaIsI Bitter Wine of Iron.-
ss,ol1 .u.aaole tonic has been SO
nsn oy all classes of the com.
+tasmssdniooW noW deemed indispensa-
/ q Sshnaeiiclne. IL costs but little.
s5ovs,, and gives tone 10 the
'S'es The system and pro-
ifSss ssS sS, a tilal OF this valuable
ID, SoIa my y 81 per bottle. q! f!
.ha M roprletor, No, 269 North
3lrs BItts%, B% S. vine, Phila., Pa. ASH
i et pbo,a " me oi Iron, and take
napier si1 OF the proprietor
p'r all others are counter
FEiI iIV"u"nserieits. w" Do not let YOU,
fpalyyV ~ any but Kunkei's which
tEtSOttles pove ,o' represented, You
taL eS ior 80 All l o. Il is one
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"a Notwithstanding expedition is to
start from New York the present m onth
for the purpose ef fishing DIP the gold and
silver coin, rich jewels, ignots of bullion,
and massive plate of the richest metals OF
the value of S6 00, GOO that oke buried In
the Spanish line battle ship, San Pedro
Alcahtara, which sunk off the Island oi
Cauga,. near the Venezuelan coast, ip
1915 Captain Goodrich, Of, Newbury,
port, according to the New York Times
in 1916, with the aid of q wooden diving
bell of his own construction succeeded IN
securing about $50 ,000in silver Another
party, in 1845, recovered $500, 900 in silver
coin. In 1856 two Yankee. captains
brought up respectiyely$ $2S 900 and $780,
600. The New York company is provided
with the most complete bf modern sub
marine apparatus, and it has govern
mental permission for Its explorations. y
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THE. y SUN. r.
1878 Q, NEW YORK. y1e7a

AS the time approaches for the renewal
OF subscriptions, THE SUN would remind
It's friends and well-wishers everywhere,
that 1t Is again q candidate for their con-
sideration and support Upon its record
for the past ten years It relies fora continu-
ance OF the hearty sympathy and generous
corporation which have hitherto been ex-
tended to 1t from every quarter OF the
Union. c..tI 0GLl1. .lJLl tE llly
The DAILY SUN is q four page sheet OF
2S columns, price by mail, post paid 80 cts.
month, or So 80 per year. rD
The SUNDAY edition of THE SUN is an
eight page sheet of Sc, columns. While
giving the news of the day, IL also contains
large amount OF literary and misoeiiane-
Gus matter esp cially prepared tor 1t. THE
SUNDAY SUN has met with great success,
Post paid 81. 20 a year. - '74il'''1D d ~
pIn THE WEEKLY SUN. .Ne'
Who does not know THE WEEKLY SUN?
1t circulates throughout tho United States.
the Canadas, ,aud beyond Ninety thousand
families greet its welcome page weekly,
and regard 1t in the light of guide, counsel
slot and friend. Its news; editorial, agricul-
tural and literary department makes IL es-
senaally ajohrhal for the family ana fire-
side, Terms ONE DOLLAR year, post
paid This price, qualify considered, makes
ii Ihe cheapest new spapef pubifsheda Fof
clubs OF GEN. with $40 cash we win send an
n7 Yff7f' qspy 6Tsf GF The Nbn9
no9s-st New York city.
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,PHIsApELrHIko l RBfEArIse b TO BE

,.,a 5PHIIADBLFHIA9 REPEATING - TO BE
BROKEN UP.-Philadelphia has hereto
fore enjoyed an unenviable notoristy Nor
the frequency and jboldness of1''repeat-
ING" at elections, whether national, State
or municipal, but it is gratifying. to learn
that Mayor Stokley, Of that city, has de-
termi ined that it shall not be tolerated at
the election to take place on Tuesday
NEXT. In an order to thecpohee defining
their duties on election day, Mayor Stok-
Law saws when called upon by reputable
cifizen to arrest "repeater" he is to
be taken TO the station-house, where, af-
tersan investigation by the statlon-house
sergeant, he is to be locked up, and not
to be released upon anything less than an
order from the court, If an officers Is
fully satisfied that the man iss q "repeat-
ern he is to arrest him on his own respon-
sibility without waiting for the interYep-
tlon Of anybody. The MayorNeoneludas
his order as follows "This is not mere
order for effect 1 mean that it shall be
oarried out. If there are anyone who are
not willing to. perform these duties, L
want them to say SO now you can so IN
Etruct the lieutepants-as they can thus
make a place for Sc melody else. II there
ara anyone who do not do as these In
structions require, they will certainly
make a place for somebody else after the
election. That Is all that have to say at
this time. vDt n I151A ~ D..
The daily gazette., 1877-11-03

NOTICE n, Joseph Hopes, in com pill
IN ance with the requirements of the Act
OF Assembly in such cases made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that i shall
apply 10 writing to the Court OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State Of Delaware, in and for the coun-
ty of New Castle, on Monday, the 10th day
of November next, A. D. ;1S77,, being the
first day of the, November term Of said
Court, for allicense to keep an Inn or Tayk
efrla Nos 2Q5and POT Market street known
as the e Washington House," in the First
Ward OF the CITY Of Wilmington, % sen IN
toxlcat1ng liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO bedrunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mepd this said ppllcation toiwit;a H. 4n
w s. Lightfoot, Amor o Perkins,
Alexander Maloom, Daniel MeCpsker, IN
Harry Wolf. Frank Kelly, an,
Jonnl Wize, -. :, John Kelly, .r
Samuel w Kirk George sSJes snicken, s
Joseph Hume, Il John Petitdemahge,
Luther w Palmer, Frederick Well, lu '.
James Wilson, .4f9fWm sAlsentser, a
William Huber, Frank Hooker,
John r. DIckey, Henry Graham,
Augustus Aschen4 Sam uel ChoefI, ''A
bach, atG 81 Frederick Wait. II i
Caleb Miller. 4a .sW.. JOS. AO0PES.
flOy2-3t,, 49,. .5f==!.., 5,l,45.f II ~ ga .
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PENALTIES OF FREE-THoUJGRi Q
III .ft' IN TEXAS WIG Ill
Lo,lisrille Courier,Lollrnal

Louisville Courier7Joprnal, y, Z 5r7,b.,
DIR. s. 1. Russell, prominent citizen of
Bell county, Texas, and an infidel, was
inveigled from his home, recently by a
mob of believers into some woods, where
they stripped him and announced their
purpose In the following words of their
"We know you are an hon-
est man and good physician, but we
will tolerate no intidels in Bell county, SO
BY the help Of God we will stop your ca
reer Of inhdelity.n "A strong, Tough raw
hide was then produced, and, amid
deep silence, intended to impress the vic
tim with the enormlty of his offence, a
hundred lashes were administered on his
bare back He was then set tree and
notice stuck up stating that lnfidelity In
futute would be punished in Bell county
by the use Of torch and halter. 80
The daily gazette., 1877-11-03

Rafnbo1p.-- \ esterday afternoon be-
tween 4.30 and o'clock beautiful rain
bow appeared in the heavens running
North and South. ! forming q complete
semi circle. The tints were unusuall v
bright, and numbers of persons could be
seen standing upon the street corners
gazing upon 1t, and lost In admiration.
In the western parts of the heavens, the
sceneewa also very beautiful numbers
OF fieecy clouds Of the color Of gold would
appear and disappear. ,alT..I ''' ~" go.
Esquire Brady,sa aCouYtALast eveni nQ
Charged cb T by Ms Moofs @ residipe lnps "st 4
Ei9hth and Church streets with splitting
10 h srface and us n IL ndecent language.
For che offence She was required to pay
90 cents and costs. ''''"DF a"'''. ~.
John Manlove was required to pay 30
cent? and cost for assault and battery on
Benjamin Gumby.
James Williams and Thomas Snyder,
keeping tippling house on Water street
between Market and Shipley streets. They
were each required to pay $40 and costs.
rAcctdent.-On Thursday last while Mr..
Isaac Duer, of Dublin District, Somerset
Co, was engaged in moving house at
Costen's Station he met with an accident
which nearly cost him his life. The
house being moved on wheels, Mr.. Duer
had hold of the tongue of the hind, pair
when it few up, throwing him about
twenty feet in the air; he descended in a
| pile of bricks, and was badly bruised. At
| last accounts Jhe was still living, and
hopes werd entertaiped Of hisFeeoEeFy,
CbYaetso 4 G6rsets, Z gC Corsetsyt1F.o l..
J. "a or 10 m an a n 1rao
I and Keeps on hand The largest stock 81
Icorsets9 m4he State!.o .fhompsofps glove
fittin BE- eorsets reduced to 65cg alsb the
best quality Madamel Moody " abdopit
tnal eorsets reduced to $3.50. Purchase
4 your corsets at Franks and you, will get
| suited.vGs Jot 1GW III 9oiY9b bio ne n
| 7iePateat Ooyar gahRaug loaSs.TIhe
case Of Ipinsiow JOINTS iuolths III. S
tCouttfat BaltimeFe, against Mr1I Murray
Pam alleged Infringement of patent
fisht to put ap corn IN .bermetfcany Seal.
ed cans, was tdeeid6d against J1Hes %fie
| had the Ir0stS to payV ThisoWilfptebab
| " settle thatoquestidnofa Tioht sG no
dumped ets FnsobeE Yestenda daN the loco
York and WashhgtoH express 5dtnpet
the track, betwsen1 Thirh and Fourth
streets, mo damage A was doneIJ aaC
another locomotive was procured, a1f
| the tFaiti taken ON . a force Of werknei
| were imme ediately put to work getting th,
engine back on, the track, WHICH, wa
soon coornplished. III i0iiN IA" Ai'''
I ClosedA ATRe2 meeting that was BEING
held $t Port Deposit by sRex~ Me- Kra
msr, has, closed, owing, to small cpllec
tions and unruiy confuct OF the atdiepci
| at timss and failure to and converts Il
the new faith 1t was thought proper II
bring matters to close. ,.... ii. ,.-..-
a. Too Vaard.its. Last evening 1befor,
Mayor WhfteIey. John MRhluff andJ anne
DAVIS were charged by the officers wh'
arrested them, with being yagrants. Thel
were committed to jail for go days.
The Delaware Grangers claim to hav'
saved $4,000 in the purchase of phos
pilates for the wheat crop through the
combinations effected by the manager
with the Dealers w
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STRAY WATTS
Sunshine again,

sunshine again.
q strong wind prevailed last night. 80
nr'ady A'sdp at the Opera House this
evsnlnga llltYIs irft rr,i ,,.. .....
DAILY Gzzk'rTE. U -
a. Kings Good Samaritan cough Syrup,
20 ccnts per bottle. y, 1s'.'F =
Artificial teeth can be obtain ned of DIR.
Gallagher, No. 8. e. Fifth street.. ~,
Z The Pine Knot Assembly ball takes
place on next Friday evening.
Masquerade parties soon will be in or.
der. Do not fail to call upon Mrs. A
Henze, .costumer, No. 118 Market street
for q suit. F'
DR.. Lawrancs has taken q tape worm
from Mr.. Alonso Foster, s. Wilmington
making the fifth removed while at tht
Clayton House, whore he win remain
until Nov. 9th. pltf tyhA Wv .tlifTy
The daily gazette., 1877-11-03

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.-All
IN persons who have sold property dur
Ing the year are required to give notice in
writing TO the Registrar, at the office OF the
on orbefore the 3otn day OF November, 1877;
Inserting In the notice the name or the pre-.
sent owner, the nams of the purchaser ,and
the number and location ofthe property SO
sold. Otherwise they will be held for the
water rent fer the year 1878, -. 80 {.
All persons who wish to discontinue the
use OF water must also give notice as above
and pay 50 for draWing the ferrple,. or for
from the plumber that they have
disconnected the pipes:QL .j.s4 .
,lI NJ -. -. - 'WM. 8. HAYES,
'la5 Nov Limo. 80 h.'' Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-03


When Stoughton's reply to Jeremiah
s. Blacks article on the, Electoral Com
mission was published, Jerry''s criticism
was, ftthe only part of the CONSTITUTION
that Mr.. Stoughton knows is that clause
fspreg Forelsn IN %iaisssTs power 20
= And now stought9p IS Q Forsian Min
lister. Funny, ailst It?
It1At QsyIaos boas bf.AuRs 6ol-
lseesof I Of Cussc r.. 9 sitka, Alaska, Allis WHO
ofice is worth 81, ,560 Year, an il Is thofieht
hejs afraid of the Alaska Indiaeslh
Mo- opiumiI Nomerphia or other dang
erons drug is scohtainedi in Dr. Bdfis Baby
Syrup, for the relief of collie, teething,
etc. Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-03


b., For Iua '..' t".'t ~
|SSsaeS bath ,,non. a,n. 1lu4-fgl f47
eSOaps Isl In srt tioowels, Barn Sponges,
" ||SSTSss, Straps pn,,,e variety, Also
[sas,bIictiOn q Gloytauss : 9 i&e. of horse
H@esame clsssees, ana many other
Corner CorneernsIiEsStsHyesT&oo.,il nenIE sisStsH a.
NJ n,.s 'iAth and Market SITS,
||sESSqs SigiboofI g or ! sereas S popularity fol
-NoHURsT q co.
SOfner Siytb a Apofhecaries.
EAsSsss SqR Sctssc:s.. .'Ae' s'S
i; Ssiii Ssnil BlasSssa.e Bs5Hsaes; u ;a4Iaa I5s
sixth aud Market Syl H.
l-r-I. b.
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III -Lh 1880 2tlI JJCSC mn q lt5- INC
a MYRAlGAINA CASE in aPHILA-
} DRLPHIAei hao'


= It is probable that before long Phiia-
ldelphfal. VIII have d sensation somewhat
simi lar to the famous Mrs. Gains suit at
New Orleans Between tile years 1855
and 1912, John Young, al weaHhy crack
ar ba aiken feAiding In that city, purchased
q large amount of patent land dying In
Virginia, West. Virginia, Kentucky, and
in IPhilhdelphias He sustained heavy
LOSSES and eventually died insaney and
his affairs became much involved. For
certain family. reasons patents to the
amount ofl11p,060 acres, though regis
tered in various court Houses, were
kept BY son of, John Young's for many
years locked up in a box. Last sum
mar, this gentle lethan, Ferdinand M, Young
} of Baton Rouge, La, gave the docume ents
to his daughter, Mrs. Miller Of New
York. unShe consulted CHARLES 'OiCefior,
who gave "a favorable opinion ON tile
posi- Pillty of recovering d. very large
amount of property. then came to
philadelphia and consulted J.. Wise.
Norton, Examiner Of Land Titles, No
42O Library street, ana, alter some cor
respondence, arrangements were made
with him to investigate these land titles,
Yesterday d meeting Of the heirs and re-
latives Of John Young was held, and on
motion it was decided that Mrs, Miller
should bring suit for the recovery Of the
lands, Mr.. Norton is now actively en-
gagged III the necessary Investigations
and securing Of the data, documents,
searches, aaps,A etc, to enable him to
bring suit at an early term of the United
States Supfeine Court He has made a
number Of important & discoveries during
his Investigations that wilt throw consid-
crab le light upon this neglected claim
The pnly heirs 30 far known are Ferdi-
nahd ID. Young, Baton Roupe; his
daughter, Mrs. Miller; . William Mash
Young, Frederick City Maryland, and
John Ball, of Phiiadelphia. % a valuable
portion Of the claim consists Of property
IN the Immediate vicinity of. Washingl
ton square. III i9iDiiIadns bns ,.s3 i
No.