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President Hayes s-rms only to have
been -tIrrd up to - more vigorous f--o.
luton To carry through bis polly IL
Gays. = am going 10 10 H. Aud hs
wall, tOO.-N A. IhiLsae.
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BATES ~ ADVERTISING.

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TO PEDDLEI,S.

Notice is hereby given to all persons whe ar,
peddling in jackson county iihout a license,
that th.y REQUESTED To ~, the proper license
or the Statute wlIl havr To- b. en- nfo.rrd.
T. W. PATrERSIN ~, Auditor J. &.
iNpt. a. ls78. -
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IFrom the Newark Advertiser ]


We can add little or nothing to the ar.
gument OF the proclamation Of ahdica
tion issued by Gov Chamberlain oi South
Carolina. IL is one OF the sadd--t stat .
papers in the history OF the American
p"opl-. The result Of the work. To he
followed TO day or TO morrow in New Or
leans. il tn give Us full. complete aud
rounded. clad in chain arnor. aud back
I'd by Federal patronage. that "-olid
South un which the hopes OF TIldtn
hung IL is just as we'll TO stare tate in
th.. iace
There are some things that will h..
treasured up until the day Of Judgment
There. j. tao -ur-r road TO pesc.. than =
-urrend-r oi all that l. worth H. hitting
tor. no calm dr-p-r than that oi the
pulchre There - mo- doubt which rests
upon justifi ,ble suspicion strnngrr than
that thu surrender of Chamberlain j.
surrender of the F,Hr~nth Amendment
Ia the Constitution. a committal. nj lra-t.
of it- x-cutiou To the iAir and plau.ii.l-
men OF whom Wade Hampton il thu
chi-'. The child il turned cut To nurss
who has no love Tor it.
No one can say how il will end. W.
only see thing- ss they are To day. sol.
Id, arrogant, aud triumphant south. IL
may have he-n solidiiird fnr the purpose
of getting it in shape to split. but tn" axe
aud the beetle are out OF sight. We can
-e- wondering aud bewildefrd North. a
Republican party which knows not what
Il nIraus. n deal oi talk about civil setv-
ice reform. daily bullrtin about the
methods Tor compulsory honesty in the
Interior Department. hut th" Fifteenth
Amendment is dead letter uuless Wade
Hampton chooses to enforce il IL may
he that the President has sufficient as
-urauc.--. hut u may bs al'o that the col
or line j. -tr,ight-n-d aud int-usgti'-d 10y
this new departure. and that the sacred
promises male by Lincoln aud the R-
publican party are iOuud inconyvnirnt m
the rXscufiOu.
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The Mad Hunts against Southern Re
publicans.

There j. one thing that puzzles tho'.
hons-t and confiing psr.on- who voted
Tor President llsyss. and believe that hs
was elected That /. why every schsms
of comp. omise in Louisiana on the part
Of the D-mocrais and prac~-at sny pric'
men has Tor its chief condition the un
seating Of Governor Packard lie ~
crivsd more votes than President llsyr.
IN Lnui-isna; u was never dtran,-'l th-t
he was not ju.t a. fairly rle-t.-i - Pr--i
dent IIay-- until the Mrtth~w- Fo-i.i
bargain was rKpo-cd, ani Hnw tho pol
lroons d-rr not puili-h the Rlurr- show
ing the vote for Governor aud Tor Prs.i
dent ia that State Bori1n 7rnrcNr
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nMFA A MONTTi--Arcr;s wa"ted evrry-
QVMM Aw.icre. Business honorable aud h.st
MMH class. Particulars srnt fee: Address
~AVV J.WORTII x CO., 81. Louis, Mos
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From the Scientific Amsrirau.I
Patent Rubber Worm A New Fish Bait

Those small boys who are in the habit
Of converting their mouths into baII
boxes. when they 90 fishing will be graf
fled To- lrarn that. through the genius o.
a recent inventor. they may continue To
use that Convenient receptacle ipr a new
bait which IL free from the di.adyan
iage- peculiar To the angle worm AnN
h'y whu has m-,litst'.d over the short
cnming- oi that slimy inverirbrat-
knows that u sq'Iirm- disagre~abiy. -
p-cIally wh.n accidentally bitten. that
It has an sfiinitv rdirt. which i annoy
ing WHEN Swallowed; that. even when ou
the hook. It has way oi di-solviuE uf
in the most unaccountsbl- aud -xa-p~r
ating manner; and that it p-rv~r>.ly
permits itself to be carried of pircem-al
Toy suck-rs and miuuows. 10 total iIsr--
gard OF its legitimate purpose. There
can be- no doubt that the day OF the
aDgle worm hzS passed, and that sgaiBst
the improved h,xiblr rubber worm oi
NJ w. II Gregg (patenied January 2,
lSI7) he can no longer hope to comprts
Serving a. bait and at the SAME time As
chewing gum. IL must be evident to- the
least thoughtful that the rubber worm
has an incontrstsble advantage.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-05-03

ISAAC BKnwN. T. y. SUTHERLAND
President. Tfce- I'reSideha.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
From the Earliest ACES.

SCRoFtLA has been the bane ant, as I,
We're, the curse OF mankind, Muse4. In the
18th chapter of Leritieus, hays down 7ery
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had II been considered zen
that person known to ha ufected with II
would not be allowed Il nix with society
The Jews regarded ii as divine intiiction
AMI believed there was no cure for 1t, II
WAS then the sins ofa youth or a diyiation
from the paths OF virtue were punished 5
long AS life lasted. Happily In our day,
the seuce OF medicine has been developed
the great slorehouse of Na,ure furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped OF its ter
ror by the use oftheSAMARITAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, etc, can be restored 10 sound health
IN few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
of the dark ages We are well aware MANY
now fail to find q cure rs we'll as they d id
then. To all such the Samaritans Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
ersdicating All impurities from II e blood
AMI making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles will remove pim-
pies or olotches. thereby doing away with
COS nj eties and powders. ROOT AND'HERR
JUICES Sl.25 per bottle: Sent by express
toany address;
DESMOND 4 20,
slh kaceslreet. Philadelphia, p
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
Warranted for Five YesF1
CAUTION! F.!

Al, ,srsons are cautioned not 10 III ~
deal In or use, any sewing ms.n,he me ed
saw with our needle, and mase m,'t ~, selE
stich. or that have the new ps.e ~ n,,rcbI
ATTACHMENT, unless the same ata a,sputs
from this Company, or their anotent,
censes. and stamped npon our nnsc
vsre OF worthless limitations snu circr
mans narIies who have copied oIr The
adyerttsements. &C.. and BOY en''
chine man ufactured by us. a mscl
.The wonder is how 50 cog" ,SInhe.
can he soId at so lew price n.Sidd
I'VE have the machine anu rTransc
6rst.class in every respect. .aader
I'VE can recommend II 10 our i''
tcnrfs.'an rhs ,nacSine t arrived safely; :es M ali
more than pleased with y ih",l call
cIai,n for II and more. Wenist q
attention of our readers W IT,
Christian. o,s;hIe Comp
prom pt in all their dealings, HnIAge,
We commend to eur readers
sample machines with table es,arId aid OF
forwarded to any part OF 'De
eeipsof E1GHrEEN DOLLARS,
spec,a, terms and extra indassapes eepe :
male and female agents. slor store, agents
County rights given 20 s;ntiye stiye circl
SamrleS of sewing, descisis epgraV
coniaining terms, tesunioars sent 10
etc. sent free. All mone! or hy e>l
oeRce money orders, ul SaIiyu,y oI
are D perfectly secure. Saie
goods guaranteed. d....,ious, etc,
An orders, communicative
be add essed to the
PEERLES9 HANUHA4ya pa;
PHILADELPHIA
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
the TURK AT BAY.

SErzeroum. the most important city Of
upper Armenia, has been taken by Rus
SLAMS; this is = most important victory, as
it opens the whole of Eastern Armenia to
RusAis, and provides her army with safe
resting place for the winter. This success
renders the occupation Of the important
cities of Batoum. and Trebizoud, untena-
bic in the Spring. /
All these successes, as well as the now
inevitable surrender of Kars, are directly
traceable to the victory Of Aladja- -Dagh,
which was one Of those irreparable blows
that Comnt Tolstoi has we'll styled the
mortal wounds of an army" But although
Er.eroum has fallen, Plevns still holds its
own, and Is not left to struggle unaided.
The Turks, undaunted by their recent de-
feat in the fight near Elena, in the vicinity
Of Plevna, are pushing forward once more.
Twenty ak battslions of infantry, with an
aggregate strength Of nearly 10000 bayo-
nets, are hurrying toward Orchanie. Chef
kst Pashs il rallying his shattered troops
for fourth assault upon Gen. Ghourko's
position At Tslische, which will in all prob-
ability be seconded by furious sor.ie on
the part Of the beleaguered garrison Of
Plevna. More important than all, the ex-
Commander int Chief Mehemet Ali, whose
value is at last appreciated under the
pressure Of imminent peril, has arrived at
Sophia to organize an army for the defense
Of the western passes while the arrest by
the Grand 'Vizier of those concerned in the
plot on behalf of ex-Sultan Murad shows
that the crisis has in no way paralyzed the
energy of the Government
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
& r. kunkefs ustr al i Il. +
KDkeis shampoo for
tae Hair.

The best srd eeespesT Ek.- r,ax. cE arc
Hall C-ss.eg Ii iAt world. 1hey remove
1S-a-1-- ale! IN .at1co, s0,o;hs sn6 esoo.
ths 1essed scslr. P-evso. tie hair rom
-k-.rg CT, and promote the growth in q
vSrT t1o-i t-s, They prtssIvs and tes=.
=. s-s eh-r. aod rSnee.i son and glossy
pes-set,s r. ts-N5 Ao6 WIT hsI. Al ks
Ek-- dressing, they are -aCrR9e5: s.Sat.
ca.e oh1d-1- and prsvkAf badness TIE
s-1k-p CLEANS i5s EksF. removes Ers,s,s
sc-Cf- -ss11nE. eruption. Cares oeadse ne
cElssd =! hs3s and tx1aE1s. kunksis
Shampoo ar6 Lz,azl reSarp hxay 10 nk NJ
rrzl AID E41ssy eso4cc. res.0rs skdad, dry,
Akrx- Rns W.T. eai-. Prce -. h.ossjs &.
Ask yszr d-usxiss fr them or ssrd 10 EY
KEnksl. Prpy-lE, u, Eo. G NsTSa Ninth
Ersei. Peilhaea pa1
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
SPECIE PAYMENT BY SILVER.

There can be no doubt, that the country
is Frustrated As never hefoce. The houses
farms and factories Of debtors are rapidly
passing into the hands Of the mortgages.
In nine cases out Of ten, :, property when
sold BY legal process, goes into the hands
Of some corporation or rich capitalist
which mast fast lessen the number of indie.
pendent proprietors, and hence create a
social system where Republic will he
impossible; unless it be an oligarchicsl
Republic, where few men would rule
many. It is argued, and unanswerably SC,
that the coinage OF the abundant silver
which God has evolved in the great cr,ni>
bic Of our Western Mountains, would give
"a impetus to trade, and equalize the dis
turbed relation of deb.orsnd creditor. The
answer is that it would affect the financial
standing Of the Government. in the Euro
peaa market. Granted. Then comes the
querie, is not the lives, aud well.being Of
forty millions OF people of more import
snce, than The credit oi Syndicate
Shakespeare, the srea. teacher, creates.
Of all unless those We revere As inspired
Awards judgmen. on An.onio's bond: sp.
ply the moral Of the following passage;
"Sss. Most righ,ful Judge,
P'r. And yoe muS cut this flesh from od
his breast;
Tie law allows ii, and the eour. svsras /,
Ss. Most learned jpdse.-A sentence :
come, prepare
P~. Ta-y $ little - there Is something
else.
Thi hooi DOH give .hse hsrs DO jo. Of
hood
The words e1aressly are : pound of 6esh
Take ihsa ~ bead, take ihoa Thy pound
Of 3ssh:
BEi- IN tie cuisirs Il, Il sho1 doss shed
One drop Of Chris,ixz blood, iAy lands and
goods
~ ALC - ASs ~. I---sN&s@
Jaio .hs state OF ys1ics.
Sra. 0 uP-ishi ja3ss !-NA-k, Eev:C
learned .sadgs
tShs. Is thks the ixvi
P~. Ty@lf ssAn So tts Sc.
For, - tboc urrss, !ussine, ~ Gssz-'3.
Tbou shGi hKvs !as1scs more t,k1 10.
desr's"
Lie ~n Dos 70 te taken, j, WIS s1sP.e:
ous By The universally z-v-i..sc lGv g
nature
Itaa singular ises INA, nss-ly al ib
advocates Of the bond with blood, are 10
Edison Of Newspapers owned or Cspinl
iss, foreign importing ns-ch,nts- vb,
although rich, have 10. hklt .bs rs.l Sac,
10 the vell-being Of the coantr. ss 5 s.sl
vXrth fx,ne- Of Delaware, who LIS /,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

NOTICE, - In compliance With the re-
~ Quirements OF the act of Assembly in
such cases made and provided we hereby
publish our intention to make application
in writing TO the Court of General sessions
OF the Peace aud Jail Delivery of the State
ofpelaware. in and for New Castle county
ON Monday, the 10th day of November. A.
D., ISL, for ~ license to sell Intoxicating
liquors, for medicinal purposes, at No. -Il
Market street in the Fifth Ward, City of
Wilmington, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application:
D W Maui, Alexis smith, T..
Samuel McClary, Jr. Il II Jones,
George Grubb, Benjamin Nieds,
Ilwood Ga rett. IguatfusC Grubb.
William Tatnal, " Jnlin II Walraven.
Albert w Smith. George 9 Walraven,
Thomas Fl Savery, Patrick Taggart,
Joel Frist WA LaMotte,
George Alinon. E Bringnurst Jrs ~
Edward " Hoopes, Anthony Higgins,
Frank Pyle. samuel Marshall,
Isaac Lloyd, Charles 4 Fritz.
octS0-St SMITH & PAINTER.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

We think It fair and honest To say, thai
majoritylof the chissns of Delaware, are
in favor Of repeal Of the Resumption
Act, and tho .remonetization of silver
They may be wrong, but no arguments
thus far, beyond the one already referred
to hss been presented to them, to work a
change Of opinion. When a very large
number Of the debts Of the people were
created, Silver was almost as valuable as
Gold, providence has rained shower
Of it on our Republic; Germany has de-
monitized it's the debtor alone to bear
all the burden of its altered value? Is it
not as equitable between man and man,
that the creditor who is better able 10
stand it should bear portion Of the loss.
Lachrymose jeremiads are being re-
hearsed about the wrong done to the. wids
ow and orphan, in the shrinkage Of their
income, by legalizing the silver dollar Of
Alp grains. Except them. by law, in Gods
name-but the exception would be un-
necessary. Has any one heard Of grocer,
a butcher, market.gardener, a merchant
dealing in any kind of ware, refusing to
take silver dollar, in payment of debt
or purchase. The universally of favor, is
the answer to all the talk about it being
worth only 90 cents. 1t is certainly
strange, but true, that the masses Of the
people ate more beef and mutton, when
the Greenbacks were at 80, than now.
g.. Cant or abuse of the advocates Of re- |
Of silver, is not arguuent-I
and does not desire to be 20 treated. '.
Every fact in the economic world pro-
claim the necessity Of adjusting the fnan-
cial question. A clear majority of the |
peoples representatives are in its favor.
.oz pupuli, sor del. Try the silver dollar.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

NOTICE., Jos. H. Richards. in compli-
~ ance with the requirements Of the act
ef Assembly in sucn cases made and pro-
vided. do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State of Delaware, in and or the county
Of New Castle. upon Monday the 18th day
of November, A. D. 1871 being the first day
Of the next November term of the said
Cour, for . license 10 keep an Inn or Tavern
known as the Atlantic Garden, IA King
street, in the Second Ward. OF the City Of
" wilmington, in the State of Delaware to
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities 8
than one quart. 10 be drunk on 'he premi-
ses, and the following respectable cit 'zens
recommend the said application, to wit:
Jos Staekle, VIM Beckley,
N Melchoir. John B Elliott,
John Parker, Chas < sparks,
Bernard Row, Michael K emmy,
VIM L Gilbert, Jacob l. Hrown,
L E File, Martin Elliott,
Chas Weyl; N Melchoir, Sr
VIM Brennan, r w Kirby.
z g Dennis. Anthony Willis,
Nicholas Jenny, Jacob Scheller.
John + Taylor, James NJ Sweeten,
VIM r Tush, Jos s Brown
Patrick Long, Jos Bradford.
nov2-2t JOSEPH n. RICHARDS.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
g. 9. BTGGS, Register,
d DGISTERS ORDER.
n REGISTERS OFFICE,


New Castle County. October 4. lS-.
Upon The application OF John Cummings,
execut7r OF John Brown, late OF WHINING.
Ion Hun bred. in said county, decsak ed, il
Is ordered and directed By the Register
tbs. the executor Aforesaid give uoilce q.
granting letters testam sntary upyn the es.
tsis Of the deceased. with the date OF
granting thereo'. by causing adyerfse-
mcaH 20 be posted within to-iy DAYS
Irsn lAs date @. SReh lee.krs in
six OF The meSI public places @,
the county of New Css-I-. requiring ali
persns having demands against TIE estate
10 prsssn.the same or abide oy an sci o. A.
sem tsy in sCch case made and p-ov!tei.
Ard also CaGke Ios kans TO be inserg<s5
within tae same period in the MogyING
EEaALD. 8 neEEpaper plbEsne in VII
utcg1on- and 30 be croolisUei therein
tnreewe+Es e. O. d.
1lreo under the hand and Sea. o. oRcs
o. the Register Aforesaid, II NsE
/ EALI Castle, in New Castle Cs1nty. ssoys-
s&ll, i6s Gay and year aboye wiz.
iS-- s G BiGGS, Regasls..
NOT1CE--Al p<ssocs having elxirrs
AGAINST The es.&se &, iae decreased FLA,
prebsli the EAD< Gusy stteE.a3 70 the Kx.
eoItoy nG or ts<0rs Octofsl 4sn. Es7s, or
kno6s tie Act o. Assembly il kuea eSxs
made kad prus1ied
JOHN CUMMINGS, K1eeat1s.
Address Wilmington, Del, c,1-e,sd
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

NOTICE-I. Daniel Melarh ey In coMpli-
IN ance with the reQuirem ents ofthe Act of
Assembly, in such cases made and provid-
ed do hereby give notice that I shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court of General Ses.
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and tor the County
Of New Castle On Monday the 18th day OF
November next being the flrst day OF the
November Term, A. D., 1877. for license to
keep an Grocery 4 Liquor Store at No. 100
West front street, 8. ~. cor OF Front and
Shipiey st. in the First Ward, in the City
of Wilmington. to sell Intoxicating liq-
uors In not less quantities than one GAL
Ion not to be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens recon-.
mel this said application. to wit:
Augustus Aschenbach Joseph Hopes
Edward German Edward Haggerty
Henry Bradley Francis e, Kelly,
Maurice Fagen Fredrick Danz
julius Guenther James Corrigan
John l. Kelley X. W. Evans
Henry Ward Luther W. Palmer
Daniel McCusker John Green
Patrick Lally John H. Yetter
David Is, higgins Frederick Stab
Jos. HUM John Madden,
James W. King Patrick McQuaid
William Kyne John Murphy
Edward Rogers John Plunkett
DANIEL MELARKEY. |
Nov. 3rd. 81 pd. |
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
THIS MACHINE

Is the mcst simple and compact; 'ni ni ID N
durable and economical; nouoe oanty,
binc,I simplicity, strength ana ne" ,.achm me
New and numerous paien nteu ,n he
No complicated macnlnef'
stantly geiling out OF order; -, oon ,u1
so easy TO learn that D cIlu n,, the hI
will do VII kinds OF sewing, iro,r ,r.E br
to the coarsest; WI u hem, ie.., nses
cord, gather, embroider, s,; &C., ,de.crIptl
adjusting straight needles, ~ Wakes
Of Gotten silks and tnleau otn will
strongest stitch known inc 9Th The thI
Sirect rom the spool. The mach'n,, y,
beautifully finished and hlgn'' V
mented. and
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
1rcEss AppfIcAr1o

NOTICE. Timothy ION in eom-
In pliancs with The reQnire1hQnts 81 the
xGk Of Aasembly, In such q s'ss made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court of Gov "ral
Sessions OF the Peace and J0tt delivery Of
the State OF Delaware. in and for the ecounty
W New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day
lof Noysmbsr, A.s y~i6T. being the nrst
day OF the next November term of the said
Court, for q license to keep an Inn Or
Tavern, at No. 705 West "a street, 10th
Ward, Of the City of Wilmington. New
Castle County, in the State Of Delaware,
and to sell Intoxicating liquors 10 less
quantities than one quart to be drunk on
the premises, aud the following citizens
recommend the said application, TO VII:
Alexander Boon, Artenaas Wilhelm,
3, ] mooney, John W. Carey,
Chas. H. Beckett, Francis Haughey.
JAMES Murphy, And. ". Kennedy,
Lemuel Hitch, Edw. ]. Hays,
P. II. Noon, John McAteer.
Charles Carr, James O'Donnell.
JOS. W. wilhelm. Geo. w. Starrett,
John Guthrie, Thomas Manion,
John Ward, David II. Baraer.
] C Wigglesworth, Patrick Cahill,
Thomas Hagan, d j. McAteer, 81 4
William Walsh, Michael McAteer,
Hugh shields. -.,sl -.
nov7.a TfMoTHY McCARRoN.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
E. +. kunkel' Bitter Wine
of iron.

&. F. kunkel'S celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will ettectually cure liver Complaint,
lHundice. dyspepsia, chronic er nervous
deol'i'y. cnronlc diar!hoeS, disease of the
kidneys and all diseases arising from a
diSordered liver, stomach or intestines.
such As constipation, 4 a.tulence, inward
phi es, fultness o. bleed to the head, ac;aity
OF the stomach, nausea, heartburn, dig ku ST
for food fullness or weight In the stomach.
sore eructations, sinking or fluttering al
the pit of the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or dificult breathing, rutter-
ings At the heart. choking or suffocatins
sensation when in aiyipg posture dimness
II VISION. dots or webs before The sight,
piration, yellowness Of the skin and eyes,
pain in the side. back, head, chest. limo
etc :. sudden aushes OF heat, burning in the
eesh- constant imastnfpgs OF evil and great
depression Of spirits. Price 81 Fer bessle,
Beware OF COO cIerteits, Do not let your
druggist palm of some other preparation
q iron he may say is good. but ssk for
Ennkel's Bitter Wine oi Iron. Take no
other. Kurkers Bitter Wine OF Iron is no,
| sold in rulk-only In 81 bottles. e. P, Kun
ks,. Proprietor, No - North Ninth Street
Phiisdelphis. Pa Sold by al druggists.
Tape Wosm Removed Alive.
| Lead and sn complete. n tvo hours -
No fes nj nes6 passes. Seat, pin and
Eonssn ws-ns removed by Dr.. kursel
~ No-bc Ne Il street., FnilAdeiphia. Pa
| Send 5a- c.re-lsr. Fur removing seat. T II
q stomach worms call 90 your duggtsi
| and ssE .o- trv...s o. kulkels NorH
| syrup. r-ce Il I. 1evs- .as.s Coumsr
! ss-se .s&e1 & II iaZS " aym pe removed, al
oihE vc-ns ea1 Sc readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
MEDICAL.
DR. FITnER's yEaErABLE RHEU.

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
- MAT1C REMEDY.-Is the perscrip.
ton OF one OF Philadeiphia's oldest physi-
clans. and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache,
&c, or money refunded, by invigorstins
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
II in time. Remember that Or, Fitler is
the only physician in America devoting
~ years tn this one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. IS South Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

81 % WATCH - CHEAPEST IN TIE
WORLD. SENT FEER TO AGENTS.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

WE STILL LEAD IN BEING THE
CHEAPEST PLACE IN WILMINGTON
TO BUY MEMS FURNIsRING GOODS.
", b. COLE,
sep8-1y 22 Market Street.