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The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
New Castle Letter.

HOTEL PURcHAsE--REP AIRss--rHR Rss-- 40
TIVE BALL-cITY APPRoPRIATioSs{ 1
ETC, ETC. .i'p- pd Z EyVlN,
From Our Regular Correspondent. d" ,.rloi
= ~ NEW CAsTnl, Sept. 20. -.
i. A. Folls, Jr., has purchased the
Stockton House property, on Water ST..
from the Delaware Mutual Insurance.
Company, paying the sum of $4,000.
The gas company are having their
wharves and river frontage repaired, un-
der the efficient management of Mr.. Ira
Lunt. u.l .. - : -
August 25th, 1875, an ordinance was
read third time and passed by our CITY
Council, which requires that any work
for the city which may exceed in cost the
sum of $50, shall be publicly advertised
and given to the lowest and best bidder.
he furnishing security for the perform
ance of the contract.
The ball of the Active B. B. Club came
OIL last night, forty-two couples taking
part in the grand march. Duncan's or.
chestra furnished the music which W as of
fine order. Judging from appearances
all seemed to enjoy themselves. The
best of order prevailed and the swe sma'
hours"were long past before the mirthful
and joyous laughter ceased to resound.
1t may be matter of interest to many
| of our citizens to learn the amount of ap-
preparations for the various purposes of
the city since the charter was obtained.
By referring to our notes we find that In
1875 they were as follows: -.frr o.
Police 81 ,620; Streets $1,000; Gas and
Lamps 800; Pumps S65; Salaries of city
officers $3.50; contingent $500. ,.,
| In 1876: Police $1,371; Streets $1,000:
Gas and Lamps 5000; Pumps $100; Salar-
les of city officers $3.50; contingent 5000.
In 1877: Police ST., 100; Streets $1,000;
Pumps 500; Gas and Lamps $3.50; Salar-
les OF city officers $3.50. '~-
In 1875 we had three police officers, in
1916. three part Of the year and two ever
since, 80 t- II
Wright's Cornet lBand, (col.) il
lpractising every night and even ing.
We are credltably inform cd that they
are making rapid progress.
| Cutting of Market street through
Potters' Field, 1t is thought by some
of our citizens, may let the river over
flow that section, should high tide'
with strong winds prevail for an J
length of time.
Il Tomorrow Bishop Becker. of Viii
mEngton, will administer the rite o
confirmation at st. Peters church.
The fall aad winter time table of tn
Del. X. X. has been posted. The only
change noticeable is that the evenini
train leaving here now at Gas TO
Wilmington will, on and after Mon
. day, leave at $40; those who max
use of the train for going from their
} work should bear it in mind.
City Surveyor VIM. A. Kimmy re
: ports that au unusual number o
building lines have been given dur
, ing September. He has complete
q very fine draught of an estate situs
J tel short way down the river. Thos
J competent to judge say it is a peice c
J work Of rare merit.
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COOPERATION.
AN EFFORT TO START A COOPERATIVE
d , .t-tr. STORE IN THIS CITY. .,.f

AN EFFORT TO START A COOPERATIVE
q ..f.tr. STORE IN THIS CITY. .'.t' ..
p In response to printed circulars and
newspaper notices, a number OF work.
ingmen assembled at the City Hall last
evening to discuss the subject of 'co- ope-
ration, and the propriety of starting a
cooperative store in this city. john S.
Row botham presided and VIM. IL. Cook,
of Edgemoor, acted as secretary,
MIR. D. S. Cadwallader made a lenthy
address, detailing the operations of the
plan, and the benefits that
accrue to the workingman from combin-
ing for their own support.
Mr.. G. M. Ely said that competition
was the life of trade, and that on account
of the lively competition between the
merchants of the city, everything was
sold so cheaply that there was no chance
for any more business, and therefore a
CO. operation store could not be estab-
lished on good basis.
The president asserted positively, by
argument and comparison, that CO.
operation was good thing and could bR
successfully carried out to the great
benefit of the workingman.
Mr.. Soloman Hersey informed the
meeting that cooperation was not new
thing, but had been practised for years.
All the large manufacturing and build
ing firms Of this city are merely co>oper'
ative societies, and it was only through
cooperation that they became success
full. By the cooperation plan, 400 per-
sons taking shares at IS each would nave
a capital of $1,000 to start a store upon,
and the custom of 400 families to COM
mence with. Thus they would be max
ing money, and helping each other.
The president stated that the co>oper-
alton store at Upland, Delaware county
Pa, was doing a business OF from S6,ooo
to $4,000 per quarter.
Books were then passed around and
number of persons subscribed for shares
of stock in a co,operatives store concern.
The subscribers will meet for organiza,,
ton in McDonnelps Hall, Sixth and
Shipley streets, on Tuesday evening
next.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

UhpiSANCE TO CHANGE AND
ib4 av,si sn,,s me course of Shipley Run
isofWIa glIa SIDE of Eighth street to the
t'u Monroe street,
|lngtOn W Oie City council OF
IoS Vp !; That the present course and
lbs lbJ, nos, snat part Of Shipley Run be-
'stSida ~ d.n Side of Eighth street and
hbd chol hl monroe str, ell, ARE hereby al
bs,ged, and the course and di-
.ier bn bol a between said streets shall
. miIdtans as follows. to wit: Beginning
IN yraa, line on the north side OF
|trecieS' III The centre of the culyert
1 for Mn III over said run, and running
.y.One sIe centre line of said run, north
S.threeeu eutesrees tgse and thirty minutes east
fye e mo T't ieet and four inches to point
fEiphth thg an angle with the centre
|Eeniv ,,,et street OF seventy-six degrees
1 Of cnryem minutes, thence from said
|Rnd ior, ny a curveI line of two hun
telibs ~ lour feet and forty-eight
III for q oi a loot radius, (defiecting to
tOint of q u Instance of one hundred feet
|htersoeoe,i tangent (making the angle at
degrees a vi the tangents twenty
laid tange%ni,u %iu seven minutes thence
Fteen miSnnt miSut point north two degrees
n ta feat minutes N west one hundred and
Centre ~ siie ,t east sideo of Monroe street
Rn. vi the culvert now erected over
Sije L :; or me me width of said run from the
bde of M1evehth street to the said east
|lculverts M street shall be ten feet,
Un betTam milch shalf be built over
shall conSe. meen The above mentioned
[meusions ", i 10 the course, direction
Pied. '''''s oi the same as hereby es,
flanWc;eii ihat i, all ordinances and parts
|sne eS are i inconsistent herewith be and
|lal. " Oi'y Hall, Wilmington, Sept
n. L. LICHTENsTEfN.
Eet, VIM II PRESIDENT Council.
~ 1' H. FoULK. Clerk Council
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STRAY WAIFS-

Market day.
! Police business is very dull.
Company G, drilled at their armory
last evening.
The Daily GAZETTE contains all
the local news of the day.
The telephone concert was very
poorly attended last evening.
The GAZETTE job Office turns out as
fine printing as any other office in the
city.
DR.. Gallagher, No. 8 E. Fifth street
will supply you with fine set OF new
teeth.
The Fifth Avenue theatre Company
appears at the Grand Opera House. in
'Divorce," on next Saturday evening
For the vegetable and oyster soup
also the finest ste ws and raw oysters IL
the city drop in at the Malta House
1O3 E. Water street, you will be sup
piled at moments notice.
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kILMINGToN MARKETS
[PECIAL NOTICES..
The Greet Discovery.

II want to be strong healthy and Wig
take +. f. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
10 language can convey an adequate
|lhe Immediate and almost miracu-
Mango produced by taking E. +. Kun
Hitter Wine of Iron in the diseased,
ttet and shattered nervous system.
. er broken down by excess, weak by
'Or impaired by sickness, the relaxed
kstrung organization is restored 10
'health and vigor. Sold only in 81
Sold by all druggists and dealers
fhere.
bus Debility. Nervous Debility.
3lity, depressed, irritable state of
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
fTgy or animation, confused head |,
hem0ry, the consequences of excess.
ltal OverwOrk. This nervous debili-
asovereign cure in L. f. Kunkel's
Wine Of Iron. 1t tones the system,
\ the mental gloom and despondehcy,
Vuylnates the entire system. Sold
81 bottles. Get the genuine. Take
I, kunkel's, 1t has q yellow wrap
pnndit, his photograph on outside
u your druggist. Il. b. Kunkel Pro-
No 1js North Ninth Street, Phila-
Pa. Send for circular, or advice
ymy great remedy. Get IL of your
a,sX bottles for S5 90. 1t cannot
Is guaranteed to do as is recon-
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QUICK TIME.-Upon the arrival of the
south bound Pullman train on the P. w. q
B. r, R., yesterday I'm this city, It was 20
minutes late. The engineer of the:train, MIR.
Sergeant, wishing to make up the time be-
tween here aud Baltimore. made the run,
which is seventy one miles, in the remarka-
BILE quick time Of one hour and Twenty-Five
minutes. including stoppages at Perryville
for water, and slowing up for bridges over
the Susquehanna and Gunpowder. This is
the quickest time ever made by these trains
on this road. Mr.. Dennis Buckley was
the fireman, and Mr.. Briant, conductor ol
the train. sr II YrisHbGi fH. Ta
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29


SENT TO JAIL.-Before Esquire Fraz-
er yesterday afternoon John S. Rawlins,
for vagrancy, was sent to New Castle for
90 days. Several months ago Rawlins
was released from Jail, where he had
been serving a term for obtaining goods
under false pretenses, and returned to
this city, since which time he has been
earning precarious existence by levying
blackmail. He would go to liquor sellers
who had no State license, and threaten to
prosecute them if they did not pay
him to keep quiet. Some gave him
money, and one or two others hired a
gang of roughs to give him a thrashing.
He had warrants issued for several illegal
sellers, but when they were brought up
for hearing be failed to appear. .Latterly
he has dropped into a condition of va
grancy and now will have chance to
recuperate in Jail.
| ACCIDENT.-Ye esterday Mr. Gwynne
wife and little nephew, drove to Phila-
delphia in a carriage. Just as they
were aboot stopping at Wanamaker's,
Thirteenth and Market, fastening Of
the shafts broke and they partly fall
ing on the heels of the horse frighten-
ed him and cause him to run away
All of the occupants of the carriage
were thrown out-Mr. Gwynne was
badly bruised, but had no bones bro
Ken. and Mrs. Gwynne received Sc
we're cut in the face, and a bad bruise
on her side. The boy was not hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynne are now at HON
and receiving the necessary care and
attention. II ioi V +.'.-'
AN UNLyoKY CADET.-One OF the ca
diets of the II. NJ. "A. left Chester on Satur-
day afternoon for Wilmington, intending
to return the same evening in order to be IL
time for the reveile at $50 on Sunday morr
ing. But alas, his luck was hard and ht
missed the train coming back. He mus
get back before Sunday morning, but
how to do 1t unless he walked he didn'
know. so Off he started on foot. He came
into Chester about an hour too late for the
call. Since then until this morning he
has grieved over his hard luck in wha'
they call tic Chester Ne,Os.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

HALL . LARGE CANNING FACTORY AT
80 80 ''' ' FREDEMcA. " h.a IN ~
The Milford Ne,os has the following
description Of the extensive canning fac
tory Of s. W. Hall, Esq, of Frederick:
The building is one hundred feet long
with two wings each 90 feet long and ali
thirty feet wide and three stories high.
II is thoroughly fitted up with all the
requisite machinery for making the cans,
and the cases in which to ship them as
well as for the purpose of preparing and
canning the fruit. Steam is furnished by
two boilers one capable of furnishing
steam power for 75 horse power engine
and the other for 40. No engines are re-
quired in the business and the steam is
used only for boiling purposes. The tin
for the cans Is imported from Great
Britain and from six to eight skilled
workmen are constantly employed all the
year round in making the cans. Each
man makes about 600 cans a day and
they receive 35 cents a hundred for this
work. or about 81, 10 cash per day.
The cases or packing boxes are nailed
up on the premises, but the material
comes from Salisbury Nd, already cut in
proper length, and, dressed and shocked
up so that simply mailing them together
completes them, $1,000 oftbese cases are
used for packing every season which cost
about $2,SO0.OO. d.
The solder for sealing up the cans is
also made on the premises of lead and
tin melted together in large crucible.
In every respect the closest economy is
practiced to enable them TO compete with
others in this business.
The fruit (tomatoes) is grown by the
farmers of the vicinity on contracts made
every spring. This year the contracts
made were for 250 acres and the price
paid Is fifty cents per hundred pounds OF
ten dollars ton. An acre we'll managed
produces about six to eight tons, and il
some cases as high as ten tons; so that
the product ranges in value from sixty tt
hundred dollars per acre. So far thi
season this factory has used about 100, ,00(
baskets weighing forty pounds each, O
200 tons; putting into the pockets of til,
farmers of the vicinity $20,O00.00, whicl
by the end of the season will be increas
ed to 5000.
| The hands employed number abou
800 in the height of the season, many o
whom are women. The latter make from
fifty TO seventy-tive cents day each, AM
the men from one TO two dollars day
The professors get one dollar day, tn
sealers $500, the can makers $500; s.
that the daily wages are about $500, an
for sixty days, about the length of tn
season,$1S,00 10000, 0,making total of abou
$43, 100000 distributed in the town for tn
fruit and labor Of couple months.
This seasons work will result in yield
| ing 100000 cans which are already SOL
at $l.25 per dozen or $7S,500. The cos
of this product is about as follows:
Fruit. .$20, w
Labor. -. ........ 1900
Eases. O,uO
Interest on cost of factory. ...... 1,20
Sundr1es. .................. 5,oO
Total cost. t................... .54, ,7O
Leaving to the enterprising proprietC
the snug sum of $2S, ,425 profit!
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Societies.
MEETING THIS SATURDAY, EVENING;

MEETING THIS SATURDAY EVENING.
Lenape tribe No. 6, 1. o. r. M, In NC
ME Mechanics lodge, Fo. A, I. o. o. F., at
Lafayette, No 2, x. Of p, at K. of T.
Jefferson Council, No, 10, o. o. A. NJ
at Mechanics Hall, 219 King street:
Eden Division, No 6, s. of T., Mcolary
american Rifle Association, 4th story
SaVille Building Drilling every evening
except Saturday and Sunday.
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THIRD EDITION.
HEATING OF NO. 1 SCHOOL.
The Contract A,oarded to Gdsctsropz e

The Contract A,oarded to GdactsropH &c
Bro. -,-i s3I..1yjg
At a meeting of the committee of No.
school, who have in charge the heating
of that institution, held last evening, the
contract was awarded to Gawthrop 81
Bro, for the sum Of 81 800. The firm will
tenn of direct and indirect radiation. Al
though the firm were not the lowest bid
ders, the other bidders proposed to heat
by direct radiation, and as the double
system has shperior advantages, the COM
mittee decided to award the parties nam
ed above. fe1H rrTi' .ti
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

NEW F1RM.-Messrs. John Ponder ana
y q. Townsend have entered into pars-
nership and will conduct the coal, wood,
lime. sand and cement business, az
the foot of Fourth street, where any oSt ot
cnrTent CnGSe a. rates They are young men and
deserve encouragement, which we nope
they will receive. ...-
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

Death of a Prominent Cit.zen.--Assonhry ah y
hundred, died on Thursday at ilt e o'elOCS StroDe
"a. m. Mr.. Pepper was a man Of o. sttonE hnaI
personal feeling, honorable IN ms oTSi. We
ppess relations and a good citizen: we
Extend to his afflicted family our sinoere
svmpathies.-SusSer Journal i.''''''
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

Total number Shares S4ga I'M =
The net value of all the shares is $685.
252.01.
Officers were elected as follows; -
PresideDt-Geo. w. Bush. t.
Vice President-John Green.
Secretary-E. T. Taylor.
Treasurer-John w. Lawson.
Directors-John Green, ii. d. Hick-
man, w. Ii. Chadwick, T. b. Craig, A.
A. Campelle, James Ferry, VIM. j. Nor
row, Geo. w. Bush, Z. A. Trump, j.
W. Lawson, F. A. Taylor, E. L. Taylor,
p. G. Plunkett.
Auditors-D. II. Kent, VIM. Ferris,
David Woolman.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

The Liberal Leagae.-To-morrow
morning the Liberal League will meet
in McClary building as usual.
\ Mr.. Geo. w. Roberts will lecture on
-"The right of labor and will. discuss
Senator Bayard's' lecture, on 7"The un-
written law ,psiiavoilG .l9idW ~ .5.'
Time and opportunitywill be offered
after the lecture for free discussion Of
the subjects.
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DI ED.
MARTIN..- On the 9th inst, THOMAS

MARTIN..-On the 9th inst, THOMAS
MARTIN aged IL years.
The friends and relatives of the family
are invited to attend his funeral from his
residence, 1015 West Front street, on SUM-
day afternoon, Both inst, at 3 O'Clock. In
terment at Catholic cemetery.
nj ICE.-Mechapics Lodge, No. 4, /.
IN o. o. F., is hereby called to assemble
on Sunday afternoon next at IN O'Clock tor
the purpose of attending the funeral OF our
deceased brother Geo. W. Hyatt, from his
late residence Second and Lombard
streets, funeral to move at 2K O'CLOCK =
Members Of sister lodges are fraternally In
vited to attend with us.
By order of the N. g.,
Attest, A. l.. JOHNSON,
sep28-2t* Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
SEVERE ACCIDENT

Yesterday as James Walker, residing
In the Ninth Ward, was engaged at
work with giz saw at the jackson g.
Sharp Co.'S, his right hand was caught
in it. and 80 badly lacerated, that it
was found necessary to amputate tn Q
middle and index fingers. This morn
ing he Is doing as well as can be ex-
pected. 7F1 ia"r - -t ~
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

In the Windham County (Vt.) Court
Thursday, Ophelia Snow recovered YER
dict of 81, 800 against Daniel @. Carpenter
q Son, hotel proprietors and prominent
citizens of Readsboro' ON account of ipjur-
les received by being throwd from wagon
IN consequence other husband being drunk.
She liquor was purchased OF the defend
ants, and as the suit was a test case under
the Vermont liquor law it excited great in
terest, ....l.t
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
nomE LOAN AssooIATIoN

The tenth annual meetlng of Home
Loan Association was held last evening,
when the annual statement was read, :
The receipts of the year amounted to
S25, 1888. .76, of which $12,349 so was for
monthly dues, $15sS. n for premiums,
and s2,e63'l2 for interest. The loans
amounted to $l2, ,45O. the number of
shares issued, and their value, is as fol-
lows: ''' +''
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
, RELIGI GUS NOTICES.

st. Johns OhpIch--Services ON Sunday
at 1910 m, and p m, al tHn .rbta'siu,
The Rev. Mr.. gefferis, will preach in Trim,
ity CHAPEL TO morrow evening, ~
Y. M. G. A. Saturday evening prayer
meeting In the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association at 80 o'clock. 40
, Hanover Church-Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening at the usual hours.
by the pastor, Rev. l.. Marks. Services on
Wednesday evening at 7 80 O'Clock.
St. Pauls M. e. Church, Rev. VIM p.
Davis, pastor. Preaching by pastor at 10x
and IN. Morning subject, "Shiloh." Even
ing subject, "Ftom Nature to Grace"
The Rev. VIM. Nc c. Jefferis, will preach
in Trinity Church tomorrow; IN the Old
Swede's Church at the 10H services and
in Trinity Chapel at the z Il O'Clock service.
First Baptist Church at Elm st. Chapel.
Preaching at iD.30. o'clock, Q m, and Z 80 p
m, by the pastor, Rev, T. M. Eastbrook.- =
Sunday School at o a m, and p m. All
are in vited. tr t-.' tu' 81
First Presbyterian Church, Market street
above Ninth, Rev. f. b. DqVal, pastor
Regular services at 1890 a m and 7.3O p M +.
Meeting for prayer, preparatory to the
Communion, every evening the following
week. 'u. r5a7 ? t..af -t :
Second Baptist Church, corner Fourth
and French streets, Rev. B.. 3. Cook, pas
tor Preaching by the pastor at 10. 80 a m,
and 7 80 p m. Sunday School at Q p M
Tnere Will De areunlOn OF the PaStor slbiDle
class at 2 p M when the pastor will speak
upon the three missionary tours of Paul.
Old Swedes' Church. l. The usual Sunday
and weekly services in the Old Church. -
Sunday mornings at 10K o'clock; after
Moons at 3k o'clock Wednesday evenings
at7x O'Clock. The Sunday School, after
moons at O'Clock, and the monthly exam
| nations at OK O'Clock ON the second Sun.
day in each month. The parents of oui
children are heartily invited to be present
| at these examinations and Judge of the ef
| ficiency of theSchool from the conduct and
answers of the children. Both the Church
and the School are open and free, and 9
hearty welcome is given to every person
Trinity Church services on Sunday, Sep
30th--In Trinity Chapel, Fifth and Kint
streets, morning at 6 80 and 1890 O'Clock
evening at 30 o'clock. And In Trinity
| Church ami Old Swedes' Seventh anC
| Church streets, morning at 1880, O'Clock
afternoons at $50 O'Clock. Trinity Sunday
! Sehools-Morning school at Trinity Chap
ell, Fifth and King streets, at O'Clock az
ternoon school, In Trinity Church, OLE
| Swedes, Seventh and Church streets, at
O'Clock. You are cordially invited to at
| tend these services and to send your chill
dren to the Sunday Schools for instruction
| in the Christian religion. ... b..
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

,.sHou q Co.. the Gamers OF Frederics,,
hars nsii bssn 81 psying out from s2eo to s4OC
per dayIfor the past SIX weeks ior LABOR -
their factory.
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BouseeaL %nL THE ATTENTION OF
bA@eepers't to an especial Sale of
F.. AND STARCH,
Mas FOR e, the next 80 days at
NJ w1ER's, 1909 MARKET sr.
ko, 200 BOXES n - :,
aad sos oSsssmble's q best soan at. 3 cer,s NOR
6sR Pa at cents per H. ~ silSer SenIs slpsF per
low haviraHo ivi 70 cents. These goods are
sun g been bought at
lso, ,ls,ssan ,ssn,ER!FF's SALE, L.l
large lot 'CI OF cried cried beef at 12x cents per
"a "a coffee al al y pint INT pickles at 10 cents;
tSs n.y. lor at a ang ~ cents o, as good as you pay
St1 cents per il. Con Come asys and ID
|iz,dln THOMAS NJ. wIER,s
NO. 1909 Market st,
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To Mothers:-Should the Baby be suf-
ferlng with any of the disorders of Baby
hood use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup at once
for the trouble. % cents per bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

Life is full of sorrows and disappoint-
mepts, but the most sanguine hopes OF all
those who try DR.. BuiPs Cough Syrup
are always realized. 1t never disap-
nnintS.
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|msI Worms! Worms

kunEels Worm Syrup never fails
|oVeall Kinds of worms, Seat, Pin,
Omach Worms are readily removed
nAelS Worm Syrup. DIR. Kunkel is
successful Physician in the coun-
le removal of Tape worms, Here
mem IN 2to 3 hours, with head and
lplele alive, and no fee until head is
common sense teaches II Tape
eail be removed, all other worms
ieaully destroyed. Ask your drug
oOtlle OF kunkel's Worm Syrup.
W per bottle. 1t never fails, IF he
NY nave him get it, or send to Pro-
I; kunkei $50 North Ninth St..
saPaI ,Pa1ia' fap (Advice at office free,
lAan' s; rr.
EOr IDeun,u. t..'.i.
1,sissshes ,s ss bath Toweis, Bath Sponges,
~ SOAPS IN extensive variety. Also
p.OHSss, Straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
Y friction Gloves, and M any other
Vi Ihe same classes.
:. Z. BRINGHURST d CO.,
corner sixth and Market Sis,
"iracuIUus cure for COrns
na snsa u remedy of great popularity for
WrhS without pain.
L. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
co Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
. Fine Nail Scissors. 9
\. saaa TI Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
'Na', lies, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
r. r. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
VOrner Sixth and Market SITS,
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Rugb bytvenilng School
ForYoung Men 81 Boys.
BooK- KEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
ARITHMETIC, &C..
THOROUGHLY TAUGH HIT.

This School will reopen on MONDAY,
October ath, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
Afternoon class for LADIES in PENN an
ship will be formed at Room No. A, Mason
ic Temple, in the afternoon of october Sth,
at 4.30o'clock. lW-J s4l.. Ia-l 10
Prof. Pierce will send specimens of pen
manship to persons applying for them.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29

.nniddlesaged .. woman
w wants situation as cook. Apply al
2i2 Madison street. sep29-3t*