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Bankrupt Safe
OF MILTON GOLD JEwELRY.
GREAT FAILURE OF THE
MILTON GOLD JEwELRY CO..
IN ENGLAND.
Their entire stock consigned to ~ 70 r.
al'se money.


Everybody has heard uf MILTON GOLD JEW
ELRf. Il having been sold in ihs Market for
The last ten years. and worn by the best and
richest class or our population. Sull, 10 takes
al expert jsweler 10 discover MILTON geld
f'um VIRGIN gold. We will send for the nins-
~ DAYS ONLY tho following articles Or mail,
post paid, on receipt OF SO centst
One Pair Elegant Sleeve. uttons, with
Independence Hall engraved, retail
price, n co
One Set Spiral Shirt Studs, retail, price, 70
One Beautiful Coral Scarf Pin, retail
price IS
One Elegant Cents Watch Chain, latest
P.,,e!a. retail price. 3, 80
One ollnr Button, retail price, SO
One Elegant Wedding Ring, very heA-
Wy, retail price, 81 90
Total Sc so
Remember, we will send you the above-nnmed
six articles, hich We have retsiled for Sc so,
by mail. Posr PAID. ioi % Gems, or - SAM
pie lots for 81 so, and lsS sample lots
for 81 90.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Address
WILLIAM ". BELL & CO.,
Importers of Watches and Jeweiry,
Q N"rih Seventh y Philadelphia Pa
Please stale where you cav this advertisement.
Oct. 3, 1915 -3m.
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TO THE WcRKIsG CLASS We are now prepar-
cd TO furnish NIL classes with constant employ
meut at home. the whole o: The time on for their
spar moments. Business new lily hi and profit.
able. Persons Of either sex easily earn from SO
cents TO 10 per evening, and proportional sum
by devoling their whole time Ia the business
Boys and girls earn nearly much rs men
That al W o see this notice muy send their ad-
dress. and test The business we make this unpsr-
nilel.d uter To such rs are not well satisfied
We will send one dollar To- pay for the trouble Of
wri'ing Full particulars, samples worth several
dulars To commeGc, work on aud copy Of
Home and Fires'de one Ut the largest aud hest
lllustrn ted Publications, all sent tree by mail.
Header, fyou want permanent, pIohtnble work,
address, GEoRGo Srlssos Co, Portland, Maine.
sept To- 1876.
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WE = II VI IL @ 4 M a
UNIVERSITY
A -

WIZ StcttVtV'eI |" %.
THE Fall Term begins Sept 9Th, with corp
i OF ten efficient aud accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the Department fully
equipped. and under the supei intendenc 81
Rev Jno W. Scntt. ID. D.. l. l. ID acting
President, whose large experiences. scholarly al.
tai 'mrnis. and recogni sed standing ss an edu.
Gator. jusiifss the expectation Of con tinued and
Increasing succtss.
begins March ~ For catalogue or fuller In
formation address
II. c. BERKELEY, A. NJ,
Secretary Of Faculty.
Morgnntown, Avg. rs, 1875.
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'Nou-residents

PNou-resideuts
The object Of This suii - n make partition o.
Lease, or sale after the payment az taxes due
ihefenPon, amongst the heirs ~ r. Pendleion
dec d.. OF The following tracts Of land In ismp.
shire comfy, West Va belonVfog 90 y PEN
detoD, deco and ~ rpprsfs by ~. sprvetor's
BOOKS ~ Hampshire cOuuty 600 acres or tie
Bast side Of Grerl Cepon, adjoining Dawsnn 3
paient 226 acres IN the dfains Of ~ bsin .
Creek Run and Little Capon $40 acres near the
patents Of Steed, Tss Tor aud Others "a $50 acres
ON south Branch Mountain, row partly In ihs
possession Of - " High aud Pancakes heirs -
200 scyes on The South Branch Mountain yeai
SIDE and Opposite Romney u SIS acres on the
disins Of South branch aud Little Cspon ON Jer.
ssy Mountain - 300 sores on Green rpdoo
Valley Muuutain- 3 377 acres sdi lining the :
600 acre trsct. on Great Cspon Nountsin 4 600
acres on South Branch M'uu;sin or drains r
Little Capon, adjoining The sss acre tract
above, part 81 witch wss the Holmes ssie, ard
any other lands IN said county belonging 10
said heirs.
And N appearing ~ Affidavit that The deem.
DAME Edmund kennedf, Mrs. Elizabeth Ken.
ntdy, Rev. Moses Hunter, Dr. Spotiswood DAN
dridRS. X. " 4 tiuuser. Mrs Lens HnBfer
ilall Harrison. Mrs Agnes Harrison. Dr. Dan
Kennedy, Z r. Buchauan, Sire. Napcv Bach.
apan, Philip Cook. John Esiea Cook. Annie
Cox, Saliir DavsI Joho - Steger Nrs Mary
Stsgef EiiIsbeth Cook, - Meade A Mes lea he
NeSde. Mary snd Edmrnd Cook Rev Mr.
Matthews, snd Mis Mary Mstiess Mrs
- Brooke DAVID Hunter add X w. Hun.
YER, sfe nun-residents at this Staie ~ u otdsr
thar The said drfendtnts do a?pear here within
one month afier the due publication ~ this or
4 r sud do what is necessary 20 protect their
interests 10 this suit. Tes,e.
V. NJ. POLING, c. c. c.
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Oct. I, 1878.

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H EXTRACT or bEEE
AND TONIC INVIGORATOR,
Recommended by the best physicians IN Eng
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Opinion Of pr. WIN. H. Stokes. Physi
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q" - have great pleasure In nddiog
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wnoLELALE AGENTS:
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FOR ALL AGENTS

INVEST VIRGINIA. 10 Wit At rules held
w in the Clerks Office OF The Circuii Couri
~ Hampshire County. on the fret MoLday in
November. 1879
hilip Pcndleton, Edmund Pendlston OF Win
chester, Wa r. q. Pendletnn r. c. Prndls
ton Jr.. Edward Pendleton. Jr, G. GRAY
Pendleton aud @. Mason Pendetcn, Plain,fs
as.
a.. Stephen Dandridgs and Serena r. Dan.
bridge. Anih"ny Kennedy Jnin w Ken.
nedy. A. T.. Kennedy, Einund Kennedy. Ma
~ tonke. EliE Carry. aud EdD S|lden Mira
E'i5 kenBcdt,s Dr. Spo:tswOod Dsndridg- y
y. u Dsndridge. u. " T. Hunters aud Mira
Lena Hnnier.p iIni Hnrfispns nad Yrs 40.
nee lefrison,s Or. Daniel Kennedy Mar,
Kennedy Infant T. Il Buciianaus ard Mrs
Nancy Buchansn,s Henry Cooke, Phiiip
Cooke, John Esien Cooke Anuie Cooke .
hnlii- Ouv'l John Stevcrs and Mrs. Ia.
r. Steger.~ Marion, Henry A Mamie Cooke
Elizabeth Cooks Ma.ia y Kennedy -
Meade and Ms Ls,ha Meade Mary h ia.
nund fooks.s Andrew iluntsr, Ms Nancy
bOee, Rev. Moses Hunter >Rev N Mauhewss
aud Nfs Mary Matthews Mrs. - Brooke .
David HUNTER r 81. Hunter X. " HUI.
iei,T sarah linriisob, a o. Riddle and Ms
Marcy Riide. Ella Hunter, Mary Ion,sn
Hunter, bel Hunter, ". ~. TrayeTs Il Mfs
- Traysrs. General -. ~ STROLLER 4 Mrs
Mary STROLLER. lanes l.. Rsndoiph aud urs
Emily Randolph and sill oiherunknoua heirs
Of L. Pcndlsion, dec d. Defendants
~ CHANCERY.
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43 Wood Street. Pittsburgh.
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Polling & Harrison
PAIL AND wlNTER STOCK.

~Meh Nh - skaaA attractive 4. an ,,,A
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u. rskees hsva9 - lnss experience MIN ~
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z you want cheap BOOTS 4 SHOES. 90 70
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tVln town in Massachusetts, there
are three churches, the minister of each
OF which rejoices in the name OF Wright.
one lives in the upper part of town, one
In the lower, and the third ut the mills !;
SO the people have dubbed them as
"Upwright," "Downwright," and Mill.
wright"
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WEvery man ought to have wife
III a man is happily married, that ono
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body.
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sB""Seo thercl" exclaimed a man
who had just had q contest with q fleeinn
burglar, to gaping crowd, as he point.
cd with some pride and good deal Of
nervousness to bulIet-hole through the
crown Of his hat. Look at that hole,
will you? You see that if this had been
low crowned hat l should have been
killed outright
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c. Mr.. Spurgeon doesn't believe in
keeping politics out of the pulpit. In
one OF his prayers, lately, lie thus ex.
pressed himself: "And, 0 God, give
our senators wisdom, especially at this
critical time. Let not the ex,raorlina.
ry folly of our rulers lead our country
into war, and change our rulers, O God
as soon as possible"
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

soLDKRIsG USDkR DIFFIcuLTfEs.-
The young soldiers Who left Philadelphia
hast week 10 render servIce tosthe people Of
Pittsburg aud proteetthe lives and property
of her citizens, found soldering anything but
pleasant The regiments that went out
whole are returning In broken squads. A
train arrived in Philadelphia on Wednes-
day evening, on which were nifty y-one men.
They were all under the command of Lieu
tenant John Purceli, son OF Wm.-J. Pur-
cell, formerly, OF this city. The Record
says:
They comprised representatives of the
First, Secoud, Third and Sixth heglm ents
who had got separated from General Lyle's
command at Altoona. They were all well
sunburnt, but In tho best of spirits. re-
joicing over having retained their arms
through all ltheirtifficulties. They LETT Al
toona with the City Troop, but separated
from them at Berrysburg on Monday AFTER
noon. They then cru> sed the mountains on
foot, reaching Middletown yesterday, when
they took the train VIII ich passed that point
at two O'Clock. A single piece OF bread
each for for y-eight hours was all they had
to eat and Gheir feet were badly olistered
from their long and rough tramp, They
report the remnant Of the Firht Division as
making its way homeward in squads and
in all directions. They are all -ady and
anxious to move again at any moment
when their services may be required.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

ESQUIRE FRAzER's CoURT.-Before
Esquire Frazer, last evening, the follow
ing cases were disposed of:SBridget Gil.
lin, for assault and battery on Ellen Fitz-
gerald, was fined six ce uts an costs.
Stephen Gillen, for disturb ing the peace
was held in $500 10 keep the peace.
VIM. Fitzpatrick, charged by Cathar
inc MacMahon with disorderly condntt
was held in 500 bail to keep the peace
All the above parties reside on Robinson
street. Two IN: nor cases were also heard
and dismissed.
HURT.-The Mission school OF thi:
town held pleasant pic, mic at the Land
ing last Thursday, but unfortunately one
Of the little boys, George Crossley, son OF
X. l.. Crossley, met with serious acci,
Gus accident when returning home. He
got both legs broken by jumping behind
carriage aud getting his feet through
the spokes Of the wheel. DR.. Borst has
the case in hand and the little sufferer j.
doing well.-Smyrnd Times.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
GENERAL NEWS.

The y. 8 Steamer Huron has been
n'dered from Norfolk to Washinl t,n
to be p esent 10 case of emergency.
A evenue cutter will be sent from
San Francisco to Srtks To protect the
ublic property and asst ihe Customs
Coll, ctor In enforcing the. laws Tor the
government of Alaska.
A telegram from Mot treaf says the
Cath olics of that city are taking steps
for the prosecution of prominent Or
angemen as members Of,an Illegal as
sociation, secret societies being pre-
nibited by the Provincial law.
Advices from Spearfish Dakota re-
ceived at Dead wood yesterday indi-
cate that the reservation Indians ln
that C untty have become hostile and
arc plundefing the ranches aud mur-
dtring settlers. Twenty murders are
are reported thus far, so,ue Of the
killed b ing citizens OF Deadwoo1
who went Lo the relief Of Li-utenaut
Lemley's survey ing patty who were
beleag ueted by he savages. -.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

WHO PAYS THE COST This question
is now uppermost in the minds of many
persons, and the newspapers arediscussing
1t earnestly. OF course the cities and eOun-
ties where the damage is done will endeav-
or to get out of 1t If they can. Plttsburg
will have a large part of the bill TO pay In
any shape her people look at the matter
Herloss Will be terrible, even If the State is
saddled with the cost of the railroad dam
ages. Including the freight of which the
Pittsburg people robbed the cars it is doubt
full whether five millions will square the
account. The Pittsburg Ledger, in referring
10 the question of responsibility, says:
"The lawyers pretty generally decide
that the county must pay the entire cost OF
the riot, unless additional legislation is
procured. Well, then additional legislation
must be procured. Whatever the law may
say. 1t is not equabl G that A Alleghany coun-
ty should be Saddled with the ex penSe of all
Luis enormous destruction of property-
The riot occurred here IL is true. but IL was
no mere local riot. The difficulty out OF
which it grew had already assumed nation.
al proportions. The sheriff of the county
acknowledged himself powerless to queil
the disturbance and appealed To the State to
do 1t; and when the State responded by
sending Its militia from Philadelphia IL
surely assumed the responsibility for the
whole business. The State failed to put
down the rioI, and the Slate should there
fore take the burden of the consequences
1t is legislation to make 1t do so, that Pitts
burg Will require at the hands of the legis.
lature next winter"
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

SOME of the leading strikers were asked
by q Baltimore Gazette reporter II they
had considered the evils that would result
from the blockade. They replied that they
had, and that they had means to last them
some time and should hold out to the end
Apart from the fund OF the brotherhood,
which is TO be applied to this purpose. it is
said that the socialists of Germany are
sending assistance TO The strikers here The
socialists of Germany may, before long,
need all they can raise at home. But how
calIous these men are of other people,
Thousands of poor men have no resource
to look to and we're not in the secret SO that
they cou4d prepare to stand famine prices
for even a week. should the blockade pro
duce one for that period.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
From the n. Y. Sun.
REBUKE THE DEMAGOGUES

Certain Republican newspapers try to
give party turn to the recent disturbances
by declaring that they are of Democratic
origin and that nearly all the strikers and
rioters are Democrats. Nothing could be
more untruthful than this assertion.
The most formidable outbreak and the
most disastrous events that have marked
this calamitous conflict have occurred at
titsburg.
Plttsburg, with its suburbs, is the strong
hold of the Republican party in Pennsyl-
vania. The county of Alleghany, in which
PIttsburg is situated and where nearly all
the votes of the county are cast, usually
gives Republican majority of about 12,-
900, and in great contests 1t has given as
high az Is, 900. 1t has always been claimed
by e Republicans and conce1ed by the
Democrats that the mass of the mechanics
and miners and other workingrnen in and
around Pittsburg voted the Repu bi. can
ticket. But would it be either fair or decent
to infer from such premises and loudly as
sert that the riots at Pittsburg were Repub-
lican riots ?
Take another illustration from the city OF
New York 1t is the Democratic strong
hold OF the country. Two OF the great trunk
railways. the Erie and the New York Cen
trial. terminate here; and the same is prac-
tically the-case with the Pennsylvania
Railroad. The most of the existing troubles
are on these roads and their branches. In
this city and its suburbs dwell hundreds OF
mechanics and laborers whose employ
ments are connected with these three rail-
ways. Besides these, the city contains
thousands of laboring men who can get no
work, many OF whom are very poor, and
some of whom, with their wives and chill
dren suffer for lack of the necessaries OF
life. Nobody disputes that on election days
the large majority of the voters of these
| various classes support the Democratic
party. And yet, amid the trials and temp.
| tations of this emergency, New York is the
most quiet OF all the great Northern cities
| that stand between the Connecticut river
| and the Pacific ocean. Should not such
facts silence these brawling Republican
demagosoes ?
The simple truth is that party politics
| have nothing whatever to do with these
strikes and riots, except in SO far as ths
| Electoral Conspiracy of the Republicans
has indirectly caused and promoted them
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

WHEN This cruel strike is over there is
one 1hlng that the railroad managers must
hot omlt 10 do-to reward and distinguish
Ihe men who have stuck faithfuIlyto their
Work In spite OF the pressure brought to
bear upon them by the strikers or the as
saults of the mob, or the even stronger in
nuence of timid wives and children To
be sure the men are only doing their dntv
and doing 1t, doubtless without expectation
OF special recognition and recon- pense bnt
a. such time the performance of duty is
an act of heroism. A round sum in money.
should be awarded in every case, and with
thls well earned gratuity should be given
some testimonial that will be even NOR,
hlghly priced, as a medal that will attes
hereafter the recipients devotion and cour
age AT the same time there should b,
laken steps To disgrace all militiamen
who, like those OF Norristown, Pa, frater
nized with the mob they were called out /,
quell Such organizations as this, or a,
the two Pittsburg regiments. should b,
drummed out of the National Guard TO th,
music of the "Rogues' March" A soldier
should have no sympathies that interfer.
with his duty. "You wouldn't fire on YOU
brothers, would you - asked anxiouslv 3
Dublin Fenian of an Irish regular. "Re
gorra, would, if the colonel told me To .,
was the reply. There was no necessity to
call out the military N y. WmM.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
CHERIFF's SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF writ of Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s41 shipley ST.,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of VIII
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, the 2Sth Day of July,
A. ID. 1871 at 2 O'Clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
NO. l. All that cel tain lot of land situate
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Del, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at the corner formed
by The Intersection OF the easteriy side of
DUPONT street and the southerly side of 9th
street, thence along said southerly side of
a stake, thence sOutherly parallel with Du-
Pont street about eighty six and a half feet
TO stake, thence in a north westerly direc-
lion about seventy three and half feet to
the said eaSterly Side OF DUPONT street
thence by said street northerly about fifty
rect TO the place of beginning, be the CON
tents what they may.
No2. All tnat lot of land with Frame
House thereon, situate in The city of VIII
mington, State Of Delaware, beginning on
the northerly side of Front street, between
Jefferson and Madison streets at 80 feet
from the easterly side OF Madison street at
erly parallel with Madison street Ga feet 10
Inches to a corner land formerly of Thomas
Curley, thence Herewith easterly parallel
with Front street 16 feet inches to stake,
thence northerly parallel with Madison
street GA feet inches passing through the
middle of party wall OF this and house for
merly of Jacob Lloyd to said side of Front
street, and thence westerly Is feet inches
to the place of beginning
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Patrick Lally ano 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
Sherifs Ofice, New Castle
July 9, 1877. 1y9-3ta WITS
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
WAR N0TE2

Five Turkish steamers and twomonitors,
going from Rustchuck to SliStria on the
23d inst, were attacked by the Slobosio
batteries. Three Of the steamers were burn
e | and one sunk.
A special despatch from Berlin TO the
Pail Mall Gazette says the Russian gov
ernment has called out the reserve of the
Landwehr.
The Standards Pesth despatch says
Prince Gortschakoff has notified the Pow
ers that Russia will not treat directly with
the Porte. The question TO be solved will
be submitted to the great Powers. The
Paris Figaro has the same statement.