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u.xcmrsrrR. VA. Janaary lG. 1877.

MANCHESTER, VA, JanHary IG, 1917.
AND MEMBERS ,ssssssasn..,.
[ nf HENDERSON LODGE, No. S3SE
Io5, i. .. Q. f.. are rsqnes1e=d q = TO meet SsEsSas
TyFSiS(; at half-past l2 O'Clock. to pay The last
'hm;e Of respect to our deceased brother, JOHN \.
CERSLEY. .,..,,a,t.;,,tx
-. Esternslly invited 10 unite with MS. by order
&!t ~ = " r: 60 So '-Tt' JOHN r. COGRiLL,
I.i,. Secretary.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EOREST PINE AT PILCHER'S-FOR-
L EST PINE WOOD. w. S. PITCHER,
tal3 S23 Main, near Ninth street.
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nI.srs, al scHooIrsnors .. esIeo's, Tsnlhlaai :

I have snaiyzed the wHIsxEr Known under me
brand OF b SELECT, . controlled by Messrs. "
TER b. BLArH d Co. Richmond. Va, ana Hna !.
rp rno,r rI,sII orr ard ofhcr lmparities, and
recommend ,ts use for medicinal and haraiiy puf
rsoses.--J. d. McCAw, IL. D.. 5te Professor
,Chemistry, Medical coiseee ef vsrstnta. n
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PRorEsLoR JAMES A. sEwRLL, Of Medicsi fa-
culty Laval University, Quebec, states: II have
found coLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT oB E
BEEF AND pTosIc-ISvIGoRAToRp particularly use
ful In advanced stages Of consumption. weakness,
dyspeps,a and all nervous afitctions. In pregnant
women IL has been retained while every other
Gle OF food was rejected. can recommend y as
convenient, pslatable, and easy OF digestion. s.,
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Tauyxs, yAIrsEs, BAGS. &c. .ss Gaide' Tenth
and Main. :, sas
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
INTERESTING EXERCISES - ADDR ESSEs BY
MEssRs. CREE AND HALL OF New YoRK, COL-
ONEL MUNFoRD OF RICHAOND, AND GENERAL.
GEORGE D. JOHNSON OF ALABAMA.--The
meeting appointed by the Young Mems
Christian Association, on the occasion of
the return of some OF the distinguished
delegates from the late State Convention in
Petersburg, was held last evening in Asso-
citation Hall.
The president, ]. T. Ellyson, Esq, con-
Quoted the opening services s-Rev. DR..
Read, Of this city, making the opening
prayer. :. :s,..,s
The scriptural account Of the "Traveller
to Jericho" was read by the president ;
which was strikingly expounded by Mr.,
Thomas X. Cree, Of New York, deducing
the lesson that God wants his children here
to 60 and rescue the young men of Rich
mond from the moral thieves, who ruin
them. Attendance upon church service
was not salvation. Like the Leyite, Chris
tians should 60 down to the sin-sick, and
soothe and cure their wounds. Membership
of a. Young Mems Christian Association
should make young man, he thought, as
one consecfated and baptized OF the Holy
Spirit for the work before him. He should
have clear views OF the plan of salvation.
Then there would be in the labor an ire
sistible fascination. 10 .
The Rev. G. A. Hall, of New York, was
then introduced, and referred pleasantly to
his previous visits here and regret at the
necessity of being obliged to leave so soon
for home. (Mr. Cree and himself was obliged
to hurry through and take the northern
bound train few minutes before o'clock }
He was gratified at the growth Of associa-
tions i'll the South, and especially in Vir-
ginia. Associations were now: more nu-
merous and powerful than ever before.
There were more converts through efforts
of associations last year than ever before
| in one State seven thousand. Constant,
rather than spasmodic ic,' effort he commended.
There were various ways which had been
blessed in evangelistic work. i; ag-.>.
Colonel w. P. Munford gave glowing ac.
count of the Convention at Petersburg and
| the cheering aspects oi: the general work.
: General George D. johnson, OF Alabama,
being introduced, explained and enforced
| the Importance OF ass0 0ciational work among
the colored people Of the South, in which
he is engaged. The obligations to proclaim
the gospel to this benightea race were earn
estly and eloquentIy urged by the. speaker.
He advocated the formation OF Sunday
schools and Bible classes, DC, to secure the
end, and the whites must do it. he closed
with warm tribute TO Virginia; after
which the meeting adjourned. 't ,.'1
Professor Turner presided at the piano,
and six ladies and gentlemen OF the Second
Baptist church choir led the music OF the
meeting very effectively.
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'LINT JDAL
at PITCHERS.

- ut PILCHER'S.
SPLINT COAL.
W. S. PITCHER,
ia IL S23'east Main street.
DULL STOCK OF BEST LUMP AND
4 HAIL SPLINT now on hand, delivered to con-
at from 81 to IS and 1926 per ton OF 1000
pounds. Best ANTHRACITE for CRATES, stoves or
furnaces at lowest cash prices. CLOVER HILL and
MIDLOTHIAN at lowest cash prices. OAh ana
PINE WOOD at Nineteenth and Cary streets. L.
IN 10 G., II. PAGE,
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LEA 6 PERKINS,
WoRcEsTERsHIRE SAUCE
is the original and. only Worcestershire Sauce
s Lea& Perr;ns,
signatureIs on every bottle.
JOHN DUScAS's SONS
-a New york,

A FULL LINE OF GENTLEAENts BOOTS SHOES,
AND GAITRRs at 6RIGG's, Teuth aud Main.
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HILL COAL

Tn ENTERING THE NEW YEAR MY
kind patrons arc sincerely thanked for their gen
erous patronage, aud assured that continued effort
will be made TO furnish them at the lowest prices
with the. best ANTHRACITE .COAL-ali sizes; |;
EAST VIRGINIA BITUMINOUS. and SPLINT
COAL: ell kinds OF COOKING COKE; and my un-
WOOD, a, Niuth and Cary streets and Basin bank
ial j. B. WATKINS
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Boys scuooI-sHoss at Gn1oa's, No. saa, Tenth
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n,ncAHnNThs TRIBE, No. II, IM-

noCtHONTAs TRIBE, No. IL, IM-
PROVED ORDER RED siEN.-BnoTHERs: !:
You viii meet at your wlgwam TuESpAi "a I'D Ja tr
e. "r resnect to our deceased brother, JOHN A.
lyRsLrY Brethren OF sister of tribes are respect
! rIj1 invited 10 attend. Come prepared WIN %hi!c
~ franklin streets. Ry order Of the ". s.:
"- c. II. MARTIN.
-.,.+ , Chief of records.
frHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| STOCkHUL LDERS OF THE WHITE SUI
Tl;IR SPRINGS COMPANY will he hSl6 "a q me
: trcbange Hotel Richmond. Va, on THURSDAY.
r.Mnsrr 25th at GP. VI. 4. n. WELLFORD.
"Sn|i =; =, ~ r' ~ President.
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A NTHRACITE AND -BITUMiNOUS
n COAL. Ben franklin Red Ash Coal OF .ail
sizes; Reliance and Enterprise White Ash. Egg, and
stove; West Virginia splint for CRATES; Glover
Hill Lump: Cumberland for steam and smiths use.
Carbon Hill SOFT COKE. OAK aud PINE WOOD.
WRIT ROBERTS,
nol7 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
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FIRE DEPARTMENT

Mr.. King, from the Committee on Fire
Department, presented a resolution giving
permission to John Fl. Normand to make a
framed addition to his house, corner Seven
teenth and Clay streets, and to Thomas Car
roll to build framed office, from which to
sell ice, on Brook avenue between Broad
and Marshall streets. Agreed to. 49,:
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The regular seIni-monthly meeting OF the
Common Council was held yesterday after
noon IN the Council chamber-Pre resident
Joseph r. Anderson in the chair. Present
at roll-call: Messrs. Babcock, Braselman;
Christian, Curtis, Davis, Elicit, English,
Foster, Guy, Hardgrove, Haxall, Hayes,
Higgins. johnson, King, Manson, Starke,
Straus, Talbot, Yanderyall, Whftlock, ing.
field. and Wood "ftiEGHit! ioFt S;}i - q.
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for each in excess Of five, while the city Of
Petersburgis is charged only twenty-five cents
each for such PATIENTS: tIfzFl - 5s:z,
Mr.. Christian presented q joint resolution
to carry into effect the report OF the COM
mittee: which was agreed to. za5s
s} uNFINEHED BUSINESS.
A jolnt resolution from the Board off,
dermen, requiring a.Etwo-tbirds' recorded
vote for the. consolidation OF Z certain ac-
counts under control Of the Street CommIt-
tee, was taken up and concurred IN, in lieu
OF similar resolution reported from the
Committee on Finance. ,'..: i:95-a Z. =.
2 Board Joint resolution roprlating fl0o
for paving alley between Second and Third
and Franklin and Grace streets Was taken
up and concnrred In by the requisite two
thirds iYote.l sff;;i .t,l
81 PROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Is Board Joint resolution for special COM
Emittse To examine the Theatre and other
public places Of amusement, &C., was taken
MP and concurred III. s: IS 81
Il Board joint resoluti tions to carry ont recon-
msndations of the Finance Committee were
taken up and concurTed In, 5sE3 s
IS Board Joint resolution granting permits
sion TO Hirginirs W Whife to erect;a framed
building was incurred in. 8,
RESOLUTIONS, RTc. & ',,g,.i: !;
Mr., Strans preamble anu tosnt
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stray WaiE.


City Council will meet this even
ing. -.H.. I,aa. a.f .,.l
The "Washy" ball takes place at the
dancing academy, of A. S. Webster in the
Masonic Temple, this evening. !
A tea party and social entertainment
takes place at West Presbyterian church
this evening.
Work on the ''Flinn Property" at Sixth
and Shipley streets, is being rapidly push
ed forward.
/. No hearings al the police station last
evening.
The number of tramps is slowly be-
coming fewer at the police station.
;RS-A neglected cough--and then protrac-
ted sickness-and then the habilaments OF
the tomb-and then the open grave. Te,
bum sdt sdpfe,ltf. Barker's Cough Lozenges
are prepared for you-FoR you. 17-et.
H7-Take notices. few doses of Kings
Good Samaritan Cough Syrup will stop
that coughing. 25 cents per bottle at drug
stores.
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WHO ELECTED sToKELY.

Mayor Stokely has an entirely differ
ent constituency from that which he had
three years ago, and the men who voted
for Hayes and Wheeler, the bone and
sinew Of the party, repudiated him on
Tuesday almost with one accord. He
carried the worst Democratic ward, Nc
Mullen's pocket borough, going out Of
it with majority of 264, where Tilden
had majority of 946, net Stokely gain
of 1910. And he made gain over Til
den in every Democratic ward in the
city. MIR. Cayen lost in every Democrat
ic ward but one-the Twenty-ffth. If
Mayor Stokley had been as successful in
the Republican wards it would have
shown great personal popularity and
been rightly taken as great popular in
dorsement. But the fact was far different.
Phild. Times.
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POTATOES.

The scarcity of potatoes, which has
been growing more and more marked as
the season advanced, is due not to apy
desire to corner" the market, but to
the fact that the crop was a light one
and the larger share of those ON HAND
are held back for the spring planting,
The potato bug first and the drought
afterward played sad havoc with the
crop, and the excessively cold weather
OF the winter has done much to ipjure
the stock on hand. But the crop in
Canada was excellent. and thipmen4
from that place have commenced. The
main trouble will be that they will be
higher all the season and until a new
crop, but beyond this advance there need
be no fear.
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PU BLIC SALE.

MILL be sold at Public Sale. Mt tho res-
wv 1dence of the subscriber, near the
brandywine Springs, Mill Creek Hundred. !.
oN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH, 1877
.n1 at 1:So O'Clock, p. m,
the following valuable property, to wit:
q One mare, supposed to be with
N foal, one horse, a good driver,
.N@ extra style, will work anywhere
milch cows, two with calves by HYE
their sides; one bull. farm wagon, G.0m
market dearborn, lot of wagons, plows,
narrows. cultivators, moving machine.
good harness, a lot Of Timothy hay by the
ton, and various other articles.
TERMs.-All sums of $40, and under,
cash all over that amount six months
credit for bankable note with approved en-
dorser. payable at the Newport ..ank.
MCCOY YEARSLEY.
THOMAS BRAcKIN, Auct'r, febl5-3t
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THIRD EDITION (!
TILDEN SPEAKS OUT.
HE REQUIRES NO MANTLE OF SECRECY.

<AfS ShA1TCAhAAo NJ AlAN1Lh Of SbCRhNY.
New York, February 21.-Governor
Tilden has sent the following communi-
cation to Senator Herman: t.l.[,,
Ne,o York, February 21.-Hon. Fran
els Herman, Washington, D. O.: A tele-
gram to the Associated Press, published
this morning, states that harmonious
agreement has been brought about be-
tween the Senate committee of which you
are member and committee of the
House, by which it has been decided not
to 60 into an examination of my bank ac-
count on the one hand, or accounts of the
chairman of the republican national COM
lnittee on the other hand. l repudiate
any such agreement, and disclaim any
such immunity, protection or benefit frsm
it. ] reject the utterly false imputation
that my private bank acc ,unt contains
anything whatever that needs to be con.
cealed. Under the pretense of looking
for payment in December the demand
was for all payments after May and all
deposits during nine months. The bank
was repeatedly menaced with removal Of
its officers and books to Washington. \ e.,
a. transcript of entries of private
business, trusts, charities, containing
everything but which, the committee
was commissioned TO investigate. but
nothing which 1t was commissioned
to investigate, because nothing of that
sort existed, has been taken. with my
knowledge, to Washington. OF course
there is no item in il relating to any-
thing In Oregon, for never made ,au-
therized or knew of any expenditure in
relation to the election 10 that state, or
resulting controversies or any promise
or. obligation or negotiation on the
subject. r..i sst...." ~ -
Mr.. Ellis, the acting president of the
bank, himself a republican, some time
ago told the chairman of the commit
Ice and several of its members, that
there is nothing In the account capable
OF fnrthering any jast object of inves-
tigation. l am also informed that a
resolution was passed 10 summon me
as q witness, but have received no
subpoena. had written before the
telegram appeared, requesting to say
to the committee that it would be more
agreeable to me not to visit Washings
ton, II the committee would send a
tub-committee or hold session here.
but that otherwise should attend uu.
der the subpoena. AS to this arrange.
ment now reported / have only to say
that L can accept the decorum and de-
leency, but not fictitious equivalent
for mantle of secrecy to anybody
else. 3. j. TILDEN.
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SECOND EDITION
A CARD FROM DON PIATT
A LITTLE REMnEIsCENcE ABOUT THE
PRESIDENTS SON, I'D

LITTLE hEMIhIsCENCE ABOUT THE
PRESIDENTS SON,
Dom Piatt, editor of the Washington
Capital, from whose recent political writ
ings the President and Attorney General
seem to have found material for prosecu-
ton on the grounds of sedition and libel,
publishes a card in which he says:
"To those who know me it is not neces-
sary for me to say that nothing was furth-
er from my thought in penning the edi-
torial Of last Sunday than the horrible
crime Of assassination. Open resistance
to airevolutionary wrong, for whi .h there
seems no other resistance. is one thing,
assassination Is another. In the sentence
so strongly commented upon and de-
nounced, it will appear, when taken in
connection with what precedes and fol-
lows, that my appeal Is made to the
people and not to the assassin. The
American people are not assassins, nor
will they submit tarnely to wrong. Here
is what said and gain repeat: ~
AS we said a week since, this is not
law; IT is revolution, and if the people
tamely submit we may bid q long farewell
TO constitutional government, Fraud no
longer v1tiates. A corrupt administra-
ton has only, by its bayonets, to hold a
state usurpation long enough in power
for q corrupt returning board to do its
vile task, and the work is done. sf.l
If man thus returned to power can
ride In safety from the executive mansion
to theicapitol to be inaugurated, we are fit
ted for the slavery that will follow the in
auguration. - l'.o'..Ilfr - ~ -
1--WE do not believe that the people of
the United States are of this servile sort.
We do not believe that they are prepared
without blow, to part with their hard
earned, blood-stained POSSESSIONS y + al
"When the time comes that any other
sentiment than the above can be felt and
uttered, /, for one, shall feel ashamed of
my country. Rob the people of the bal
lot, as these conspirators in power intend
and what have we left? ,no., a ..rtitylns4.
In the above, however, have only
put in words what the President has en-
bodied il acts. In gathering troops at
the national capital for the first time in
the history of the republic to enforce an
Inauguration he indicated. the danger.
Then, to make the act the more signifi-
cant, when it was apparent that Tilden
was to be installed he ordered his troops
away. Mr.. Tilden, it seems, would
need no armed support. Then after JUS
tice Davis declined, and Bradley,s ap!
pointment revived the hopes ofHayes
the order was countermanded and addi-
tional troops summoned to Washington
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

DoBBINsvILLE HoTEL.-This large
and welLarranged house is located IN
Dobbinsville, just outside the limits OF
the city of New Castle, and is well
kept house in every respect. Mr.. w. w.
Ward, the proprietor, leaves nothing un-
done that can add to the comfort of those
visiting his horse. We bespeak for him
liberal patronage. d&w.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

REcoGNIzED'-The dead man who
has been lying at the office of undertaken
Fox, since last Sunday, was recognized
by a gentleman from Chester, yesterday.
His name is John Addison OF Oldham
England. Mr.. Fox will have the body
inferred in Potter's field, sometime TO-
day unless some one takes charge OF IL.
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NOTICES..
TN THE DISTRICT COURT a.
OF THE UNITED STATES,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT -, s- }
OF THE UNITED STATES,
For THE DISTRICT OF DELAwARE.}
In the matter of Nathaniel Bayne, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
At Wilmington, in said District, on the
2lst day of February, A. D., 1877. District
of Delaware, ss: e I..4 l-.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has
been filed in the said court by Nathaniel
Bayne, of Wilmington, in said district.
duly declared a bankrupt under the act OF
Congress of March 2, 1867, for discharge,
and certificate thereof, from all his debts,
and other claims provable under said act,
10 O'Clock, q. M, is assigned for the hearing
of the same. at Wilmington aforesaid,
when and where you may attend and show
the said petition should not be granted.
~. S. REDMOND SMITH,
Clerk of the U. S. District Court, Della
ware District, feb22-law2t
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\ RAILROADS.
ELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
MORE RAIL ROAD.

ELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
M0RE RAIL ROAD.
foyEMBER 9th, 1915. ,.
y leave Wilmington as follows
Ihia and Intermediate Stations,
~, 1852, l0.45 a. IN. 2.30, 4.30, 7.20,
New York, 2.O2a. m. 1914, 1910,
and Intermediate Stations,
m.
and Washington, 1882, 1.55,
70, 1.26, 5.19 p. m.
Delaware Divisian, leave for:
le, 500, GO. 9.35, a. IN. l.3O, $50,
and Intermediate Stations, 500,
DO p. m.
nd Intermediate Stations, 500,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
4hia and Intermediate Stations
'p0. $50, p. m.
nia and New York, 2.02 a. m.
and Washington, 1852, l.55a. m
er Information passengers ar,
the time tables posted at tn,
II. F. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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EMNIGToN MARKETS.
|1LMINGToN, Del. Feb. %, 1877.
bs nd the Brandywine Mills for
|caI. Corracfad nailv
IAnELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. 2i-5 p. NJ.

"WEDNESDAY. Feb. 2l-5 L. M.
1.-THE home demand is fair. but
bid off, Sales of 1900 bbls. OF
|hia extra at S575; Minnesota
IN, medium, at 81 10; do. do. do.
81; do. do. choice at 81 80; do. do.
4 IOas7 IS; Pennsylvania do. do.
4 81 do. do. do. fair and good at
ID; do. do. fancy at 81 so; and
and patent at SS@S10 25. The
|Rye Flour is unchanged, with
5 Of 80 bbls. at "a 37K.
<Prlme Wheat commands full
les of 1000 bushels Pennsylva-
ichigan red at 81 90, and Penn
ID Southern amber at 81 cool 81.
fteady at 81 5S@$1 63. Rye is
ennsylvania sold at 75c. on the
Doc. (. 0. b. Corn is weak, with
DO bushels Southern, Pennsyl-
Western yellow. on the track
rain depot, at 56@l561kc., sail at
white is held at &Hc., with
e cars. Oats are in fair request,
pf 5000 bushels; Western white
Pennsylvania do. at 4o4f2c.
> 100 barrels OF Western iron
nt 81 0S per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

V,o BE soLD-THE ADMIRABLY Lo-
Il Gated and constructed three-story brick
dwelling, southeast corner Eighth and W est
streets, with 40 feet front of lots, worth alone
about $1,000. Easy terms, immediate pos
session, and very low limits. Proposals
solicited from those wanting q first-class
home, and q really safe and paying invest
ment, j. II. HEALD.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
feb2o-2t 20624.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

ARM BRoKEN.-Y Yesterday Mary Cos
tillo, three year Old daughter of Micheal
Costello residing of Seventh avenue, west
Wilmington, fell from chair, and broke
her arm midway between the elbow and
wrist. DIR. West was summoned and re-
duced the fracture.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

ANNIVERSARY To-NIGHT.-The ami
versary of the Sunday schools of Asbury
church, will take place in the church this
evening. Judging from the anniversaries
heretofore given by these Sunday schools,
the one tonight promises to be. a very fine
affair.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.-To-day
being the birthday of George Washington
it is being very quietly observed in this
city. AS it is legal holiday the banks
and public schools are closed. A large
number of flags are displayed from the
fronts of several business houses on Mar
ket street, among the most noticeable is
that of Adams & Bro.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

ARM FRACTURED.-This morning,
just before roll call Ella Joyce. aged
about IA years,and employed in Pusey
Bros, cotton factory, was engaged In
jumping rope, when one of the larger
girls ran against her telling her to the
ground and producing fracture of the
fore arm. She was taken to the office
of DR.. West, who reduced, and dressed
the fracture.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22
Fashionable Furniture !
]. & J. N. HARTMAN,
No 40 King street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

..uzzumn We respectfully inform the citi-
EW zens of Wilmington, and the sur
rounding country that we continue
= to manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
djnning-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found in Delaware,
and all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
An hand, We also manufacture and con-
stantly keep large assortment OF Spring
j. ]. N. HARMAN,
410 King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

THUMB SMASHED. -Y esterday after
noon, William Wilkinson, a blacksmith
employed az the Harlan & Hollingswortl
Cos, had his right thumb smashed be
tween the end and first joint. DIR. Maull
amputated It at the first joint.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22

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 infallibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1916 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss Il aodrrdnted, and the Cure Guar
a,ateed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. If.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-22
RECOMMENDED By TaEFAcuLux

ALLEYS Strengthening Cordial and
LIVER Pills.-They have cured thousands
of hopeless cases where all other known
remedies have failed; this, too without
81 the horrors that attend Surgery, or
worth a whole army of Doctors. Try
them and be convinced. For sale BY ali
Druggists. Jan 18-d&wiy.