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ILMINGToN MARKETS.
NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron. For
|Di weak stomach, general debility,
I On disease of the nervous system,
tiOn. acidity of the stomach, and
4 requiring a tonic.
Inc includes the most agreeable and
b. salt of Iron we possess. Citrate of
"a oxide, com blned with the m ost
j of vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
Bark
. bet in many cases of debility, loss
|1ite and general prostration, of an
*Salt of Iron combined with valu-
F. I've tonic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
be appetite, raises the pulse, takes
hlar tlabbiness. removes the pallor
ty, and gives tlorid vigor to the
.ence.
1u want something to strengthen
Do you want good appetite? Do
pt TO build up your constitution ?
want to feel well? Do you want to
4 nervousness? Do you want ener-
\ you want to sleep well? Do you
-lsk and vigorous feelings? If you
kunkel's Wine of Iron.
|truly valuable tonic has been
.hly tested by all classes of the COM
that 1t is now deemed indIspensa-
STonic medicine. Itcosts but little,
the blood and gives tone to the
renovates the system and pro-
only ask a trial of this valuable
Price 81 per bottle. f. F. KUN
pole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
pur druggist for Kunkel's Bitter
iron, ana take no other make. -
|ly in 81 bottles. All others are coun-
30 beware of them.
DiX bottles for az m
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The Triumph Truss Is 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 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. If.
SHERIFF SALE.-Yesterday afternoon
Sheriff Grubb sold the following proper
ties situated in Appoquinimink Hundred:
The farm of James E. Moore, consist
ing of $50 acres, to Columbus Watkins
for $10,700.
The mill property of Jonathan Hand,
to Edward Silcox for $1,000.
EXCURSION TO SEA BREEzE.-Captain
j. Q. A. Denney, of the Aiice f., Preston,
will give an excursion to Sea Breeze on
next Saturday. The boat will leave 4th
street wharf at II o'clock, midnight, and
will return some time during Sunday
evening. The price of tickets will be 81 =,
which will include board.
FINGERS CUT OFF.-Yesterday Thos
| Conner, a workman at Bowers, Dure Il
Co.'s car works, while engaged at work
with the circular saw, his right hand, by
some unexplained reason, came in con-
tact with the saw, and the fingers were
cut off. He was taken to physician,
who dressed the wound.
EXTENSION OF BUSINESS. The Dia
mond State Spring Company, James P
Hayes, manager, whose works are or
Water street, near Lombard. have pur
chased of F. j. McClary the Delaware
Spring works, at Sth and Churchlstreets
the sale to take effect to-day.
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STRAY WALES.

Cool and refreshing last night.
The police business yesterday was
very dull.
The GAZETTE continues to grow into
popular favor.
The Gospel Temperance at the Fourth
and Lombard tent tonight.
The amount of fruit and vegetables in
our markets is steadily on the increase,
and prices are correspondingly low.
Gouley's excursion to Atlantic City
and Cape May will lea7e French street
wharf Should it rain) at O clock sharp
For posters, bill>heads, cards, circu-
lars, dodgers, tags, check books, or any
kind Of job printing, apply at the GA
zETTE job Office, and yod can obtain
them upon short notice, and in good
style.
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societies

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 21, L. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. of T.,
in the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple,
of True Templer's at McClarys Build
ing.
Delaware Council No. Q, o. U. A. NJ.
at Mechanics Hall, ,2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. o. of G. F :,
McClarys Building.
Cham pion Lodge, No. 6, X. of P, at X.
of P. Hall, Oil Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, X. of P, Jr.,
o. U. A. M. Hall, oil Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. r. M, al
Red Meu's Hall, 415 Market street.
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A SEVERE ACCIDENT.

Yesterday Chas. H. McNeal of this
city employed on the Electric Line,
steamer Vesper plying between this
city and New Y ork met with a very
painful accident. AS the vessel was
passing through the locks at Borden
town Nj. he was caught between the
boat and the locks and severely and
painfully squeezed across the hips.
He came on tothis city and was
carried to his home and medical aid
was summoned and everything that
could be done to alleviate his pains
was done. This morning although
still suffering great pains, he is some
what better lie is unable to walk or
use his left side.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01

THE ATLANTIC HoTEL.-By reference
to our advertising columns under the head
of t.Summer Resorts" will be found the
advertisement of the Atlantic Hotel at
Ocean City, Md. This resort has already
grown into popular favor, and the Atlantic
is the largest hotel ON the beach. 1t is
delightfully."- situated withing few yards
of the beach, and fronting directly on the
Ocean. The proprietor Mr.John Tracy,
has been in the hotel business a number
Of years, and is thoroughly versed in the
business. Persons from this city or vicin-
ity, who contemplate visiting Ocean
City should not fail to stop at the Allan
tic.
COAL GOING UP.-The advance offifty
cents ton in the price of coal Inaugural
ted by the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, at New York, was met by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany on Monday. Yesterday there was
an advance at Port Richmond of thirty
cents ton. The figures for to-day are
$3.50 for broken and egg and So for
stove. The New York figures are So. %
and $3.45 for the same varieties.
PRESERVATION OF EGGs.-The most
effective preservation for eggs that has
yet been proposed is linseed oil. BY
carefully coating fl esh eggs with either
of these oils, and packing them, small
end downward, in any dry, porous sub
stance, that is non-conductor of heat,
such as chaff, cork-cutting, or maple
sawdust, they have been kept in perfect
condition and without loss Of weight for
months.
CANDIDATES FOR AssEssoR.-Tho-
mas j. Bowen and VIM. Kyne. both of
the First Ward, are candidates for the
Democratic nomination for Assessor and
Collector of the Southern District. The
nomination election takes place on Sat-
urday, August IS tn.
Mr.. Edward McIntire will also be a
candidate in the lower district.
To OCEAN CITY, The regular week
ly excursion to Ocean City takes place
tomorrow. The train leaves this city
at g. Is o'clock a. m. returning arrives
home at 1870 y, m. The ride is de-
lightful one, and the fare being so rea-
sonable persons should not fail to
avail themselves of the opportunity to
take bath in old ocean.
SHIPMENTs.-The shipments of
peaches over the Delaware r. r. yes
lerday consisted of 81 car loads to
Jersey City and IA to Philadelphia.
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ORDERED TO THE MINES.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
HARRISBURG, Pa, August 1.
Seventh Regiment Stationed at
Camp Hartranft, received marching Or
ders last night to proceed to the mining
districts on Luzerne County. They early
this morning. The Eighth Regiment
guarding the bridge at Rockville and
Dauplin, are now stationed in the arsenal
until they are relieved by the Fourth
Regiment which has been encamped at
Allentown for the past week.
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LoAL T lME TABLE.
RAINS IFAvp ,y,,

RAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
nliadelphia: 2.2l, $40, G.55. $40. o OO.
iooO a. m; l2.37, y 40. 2, 20. .30'
z, 9 ~ P; m, On Sundays: 2.2I. 8 10 a.
lew York: 222, 9i7, a m. 10 37. 70 40.
2 m; on Sundays: 81 a M
baltimore and Washinpton. Oe. 90
A = n N. "a, og, O9. Q 55 p m; on Sundays
Fort Deposit; 4 sc p m; no Sunday
Lew Castle: 5, 20, o so a m; 1 30. 6 80 u
no Sunday train. w. WV
esaware S',%ap Il. r.; 8 0s, 0 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
\ ilmlhgton d Northern r. r.: G 40 q
10 10 IN; no Sunday train.
eiawafe western II. r.: 10 20 q mss 30
''h' on Sundays: 10 30 m.
tAiNs Al S; ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
lnliauelphia u 56, 8 "a 924a m; 12
f. "a ~ u 81, 355, 451, IA. 6 25, I %,
0i oi, u i0 p m on sundays: IL So,
w VI IN I 80, 81, II 10 p m.
IN New ork u 56, 8 "a a m; 70 "a. 70 58
In N NJ ~, III on Sundays: u 81 q m /;
/ u fbSSibtiimore;21s u 1s, 941, a m; 127, 70 ss,
m m 90 IN; on Sundays: is a m /; 8 Sc
j. Washington: 2 1s a m: 1871. 1888
n, m ID p mi on Sundays: 2 Is m o 46
fainSH hioH Deposit; 500 m; no Sunday
"a SeW e y Castle: 7 So, 80 am 1900 m;
Ia Iieidio,, ~, % p m; no Sunday trains.
a. me- ware X. r.: 80 a m; 4 20, q 40 p
NC, no Sunday trains.
m. ".-iiaillllngton IN d Northern r. r.: 10 2e
n u h.i % p m; no sunday trains.
ia pelaWare ,ire Western r. r.: Z 30 a m
p M on Sundays: 500 IN.
Ns FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL.
ADELPHIA.
bnd broad street and Washington ave
M :. 80, 500, 10 80, 40 a m; 2 80, 3 80
h9ys. 10, 81 90, 45, 45, II so p m; on Sun.
IN 'ri ri 80 m; 6 90, 8 45, IL 90, p m.
~ inlrly-Second and Market streets
bn rs 81; IL % m, 12 10, So, s 90, IL 40 p m
sundays: 8 80 IL 45 ID m.
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RESUMED HIS DUTIEs.-Milto on Bar
low, the old and reliable letter carrier,
who was confined to his house for few
days from the effects of fall, resumed
his duties this morning. During his ill
ness his route was promptly and efficiently
served by Mr.. Thomas S. Pugh.
PAYING INTEREsT.-To-day the City
Treasurer is engaged in paying the
August interest on city bonds and the
bondholders are calling after their semi
annual dues with commendable prompt
ness.
CITY TAxEs.-Y esterday and Mon
day were heavy days at the city tax
collectors office and the taxes paid
made quite large aggregate. The
July payments this year compare fav-
orably in extent with those collected
last year.
PERsoNAL.-A. Watson Atwood, Esq,
who has been engaged in Philadelphia,
writing up her manufacturing interests
for Boston publications is in town to-day
He has been rusticating in New Jersey.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01

A JEsTER.-Truly jester was the pa
tent medidine man who offered two roots
to the public last night in the Turks
Head Hotel yard. He was everything
combined, a public benefactor, tempe-
rance orator and musician of no mean
merit. He dispensed martial music upon
a fife, and whistled through two whis-
ties at the same time, one by his mouth
and the other by blowing through his
ture gave out good music, but his at
tempt at singing was farcical. His sue
cess in dispensing with the medicines
was not good, however, and he made the
threat that he would never visit West
Chester again if he didn't do better.
Such loss (?), you know, that would be
to West Chester West Chester Nel0s.
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Fine Nail Scissors.

and Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Z, MAJ Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
h. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the Bath.
brushes, Bath Towels Bath Sponges,
t.h soaps in extensive variety. Also
proves, Straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
NY Friction Gloves, and many other
oil the same classes.
L. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
xs MiracDlOus Cure for COrns
,dsn remedy of great popularity for
}hg corns without pain.
L. BRlNGHURST Il CO.,
cou Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01
CANNOT BE DESTROYED.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
New YORK, Aug. l.
A special from Cleveland, says, Chief
Arthur of the Brotherhood Engineers says
of the men now engaged in the present
strike conflict, are by force of circumstan-
ces compelled to sucumb. 1t will not
remove the cause nor remedy the evil
He says it is folly for the railway officials
to think they can destroy the Brotherhood
organization.
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5000 ON PEACHES.

We received basket of very fine
ones says the Columbus Ga. Enquir er,
from Mr.. John II. Parnell's California
orchard at West Point Georgia. He
has netted this year by shipments
from his orchard North five thousand
dollars according to our information.
This is more than will be said OF
many Delaware peach growers after
the season.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01

AT THE TENT.-Auother large meet
ing was held at the Twelfth street tent,
last night, there being about thousand
persons in attendance. Interesting ad-
dresses were made by Rev. l. l.. Crouch,
l. Bryant, Frank Whelan and George
Riggs. Another meeting will be held to-
night, as usual. The interest in these
tent meetings continues unabated, and
the Twelfth street tent still leads the van
in the temperance work.
There will be a gospel temperance
meeting at the tent 4th and Lombard
street this evening.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01
JOSEPH ON THE MOVE.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
WALLA WALLA, W. t., Aug l.
A special says, that Joseph is issuing
from the northern part of the Bitter Root
mountains aud is going to Big Horn. Col.
Green is two days behind, 1t is thought
that Joseph will try and get into British
America. The rumor of the Fort Boyce
massacre, is said TO be false.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01

Judge Donohue, of the New York
Supreme Court, has given counsel for j.
B. Donohue, the Hornellsville stri ker,
until to-day to furnish authorities as to
his power to release the accused on bail.
The counsel admit that, so far, they can
find no authority either way.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01

A FINE INsTITUTIoN.-The Virginia
military Institute, at Lexington, ", is an
old established one, and has wide repu-
tation, some of our most noted men hav-
ing graduated from it. 1t is State In
stitution, and those who desire to obtain
admission as Cadets should apply i'm
mediately. Provision as made for full
discipline and instruction during the
months of July and August preparatory
to the resumption of regular studies on
September, 1st. For further particulars
send for catalogue by addressing Francis
III. Smith, Lexington, Va.
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P0lloe Record.

During the month of July the follow
ing arrests were made by the police:
Drunkenness, 48; disorderly conduct, 18;
vagrancy, 80; larceny, 13; keeping house
of i'll fame, 8; tippling house, l; threaten
ing, 2; interfering with officers, 2; assault
with intent to rob, 1; keeping an unreg~
pass, 3; nuisance, 1; burglary, 4; cruelty
to child, 1; violating city ordinances,
4; cruelty to animals. 2. Total 151.
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Weather Report.

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Aug. liz NJ.
For the Middle States and New Eng
land, stationary, followed by falling ba-
rometer, increasing easterly winds, low
temperature, and in the interior partly
cloudy weather, but on the coast cloudy
and rainy weather.
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'brms Removed Alive.

unkel's Worm Syrup never tails
'Foy Pin, Seat and Stom ach worms.
hkel. The only successful physician
country for the removal of worms
poYes Tape worm with head and all
PIE, alive in ? hours, and no fee until
n, send for circular, or call on
fuggiSt, and get bottle of Kunkel )
fyrup. Price 81 90, 1t never fails.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01
THE EASTERN WAR.

THE RUSSIANS COMPLETELY ROUTED
5000 KILLED AND 10000
WOUNDED.
By telegraph to the Gazette.
LONDON, August L.
A dispatch from Constantinople, says
the Pasha claims that in the two days en-
gagement with the enemy before Plevna
the Russians were completely routed and
lost 5000 Killed, and 10000 wounded. The
Turks captured an immense lot of arms
and ammunition.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01
THE PEACH SEASON.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, August 1.
The peach season was fairly opened yes
terday, % car loads arriving from Della
ware, and from North Carolina.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01
! TRIUMPH TRUSS COMPANY
bsuSss ~ 1915 Chestnut st, Phil
AND
IIF 1 334 Bowery New York

bao Az Are curing rupture in from
ScSoaays, coy, and offer 81 900 for Rupture
'anhot cure. Mrs. @. A. NJ. Rurnham,
Irs1s r1 M: D., of % years. experience, is in
So .u%rp pi The the Ladies' Department. The
al pa "a, Truss has been awarded the me
Iited all the fairs where 1t has been ex-
|mai; examinations free: Order sent
M Po'1rr 9r express. Send ten cents for his
oook, at either office.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01
MAPLEWoOD INSTITUTE.

NoNCoRDVILLE, DELLA GO:
" Pa, Boys, 81. so per week, GIFTS. S4:oo
Boye prepared for Yale or Harvard College,
JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE, A. M,
Oc14-W1y Principal.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01

The "Baby's Best Friend is DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup since it maintain the Baby's
health by keeping it free from Collie
Diarrhea, etc. Price % cents per bottle
The daily gazette., 1877-08-01
Preparing for Work.
Opening Of the Campaign.
Organization of the City Demo-
cratic Association.
Saturday, August 18th, the day
for Nominating Munich
pal Candidates..
THE NOMINATION ELECTION TO BE HELD
IN THE PRECINCTS.

THE NOMINATION ELECTION TO BE HELD
IN THE PRECINCTS.
Pursuant to public notice meeting of
Democratic citizens was held in the JEFF.
ferson Club rooms, Seventh and Market
streets last night, for the purpose of re-
organizing the City Democratic Associa-
tion, and otherwise preparing for the ap-
preaching city campaign. The meeting
was largely attended the rooms being
crowded.
At 8 o'clock, Mr.. James W. Ware,
President of the last Democratic Asso-
citation, called the meeting to order and
stated its object. In his remarks he
earnestly thanked his fellow-democrats
for the courtesy in electing him Presi-
dent of the Association for the past two
years and for the additional honor he had
received at the hands of his fellow-citi-
zens last fall. He felt that during his
official term at Dover, last winter,he had
always received the hearty support of his
constituents, for which fact he was deeply
grateful.
The meeting was then temporar lily Or
ganized by the selection of Wal ter Cum
minis, Esq, as temporary chairman,
and OF Merris Taylor as Secretary, pro
tenn.
On motion of Mr.. John G. Farra, a
committee of ten-one from each ward
wasappointedto to nominate permanent Off
GERS of the association. The committee was
as follows: First Ward, Jacob Butz;
Second, II. B. McIntire; Third, James
Megary; Fourth, James F. McGonigle;
Fifth, John P. Springer; Sixth, John e.
Farra; Seventh, Thos. g. Doud; Eighth,
George Hepbron; Ninth, John McSorley
Tenth, John G.. Doyle.
The committee, after consultation, re.
ported the following for permanent Off
GERS:
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to sell the DAILY GA
w ZETTE. III
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PROPOSALS FOR TIN ROOF FOR
received by the undersigned, Chairman of
roof on the City Hospital. The tin to be OF
the best quality |. G. charcoal; NO coke
tin or second grade charcoal will be allow
ed to be used. The Committee will exam;
inc the boxes in which the tin is received
before they are opened, in order to guard
against mistakes All bids must pc LOT Ine e
O'Clock. P. M, THURSDAY. August land
the Committee reserve the right TO REJECT
any or all bids. THOS. JOHNSoN,
jy30-3t Chalrman'
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EXCURSION
Cape May & Sea Grove,
STEAMER KEYPORT,
THURSDAY, August 23d

Under the auspices Of West Presbyterian
Church.
m Returning, leave steam boat landing at
s 80 d. m. Only 400 tickets will be sold
For sale at Boughman, Thomas d Cos,
Porter a. Cos, James Morrow'S or by any
mem ber of the committee.
CHAS. BAIRD,
iv91 Chairman.
, 1877-07-25
300 YiQuoa uub Qraeln.

neu unc aus j,peiter Sarc. Don 6aprieanten er.
Iter Rlat1e, peroen 3u rleorlgeren prell Ell rnr@ alp ooei
Abl~laYs. 50 Dluh9en, Ooer Tur Wtlstbe III Staot unb
tano. naDreno bIeler Darte,l .3eiten uno Der Sesrta9t
aurG Sprace ISaters u. CON. 3 Srpacwap,
.perfauTt, ais ~olelelben le auppr "! Ytep wort pTTerlr,
.puroen. W9eilten perlan9t UNI @ater'S neue Scals
pianos unr Vpneert'Ireein au persauren. 5nu.
iirlrte Sataio8e per polt perlanot. CUTE Deolmgun9en
fir ben banoe,.. Sin groBer Disconto tir Hebrer,
J~elltilpe, Airben, Ho9en. Shu.en &C. A9b2bnos
, 1877-07-25
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Uelbiu1t ia TIE Storuns Der s.ber uni
paburA herporsebraAte uebsrfiuung bes
Blutes nit Saue. Reint0un9 Der Sdfte in
Tolee DON tii&tigem AbiIbren burm Or. Hug.
&0nis's pambur9er TrOpfen, tdali&e Tau.
Darue Ddper, unO Bepesuns in freter euft
Ino bic beaen Sattoreu cine tOtale SeiIuns
gu besmeden.
, 1877-07-25

causrn, 3bnsn n,tt s%sftatteu lu tonneu.
SIREN Dthterihmer,e tn uHiereI Spolt'n
Quit AZ MAIDEN. Beiorsen Ste Fh etnen
Iapicrtorb nno oihten S,e brett IN eenl loer'
btueiu - . mad]t sbtn 10 Diel Ver8utt9sn
nno tOAet feir Bo.to.
- G Il, Sabrsu treibt fth nohrsnh Ger
Somme1morate in Der Ndhe Y~ittsbnres,
&c., elus 3 iseunerb lumber. @e
aeum drlis baben oieie 2eute ,br Eager IN
CHARTERS 1omn'bip. Clues Der bsrporso'
genpfen Nit0lisber Der Banbe III Hitasb
barriion, sr behtt in Dapton, Ohlo, be-
trdd lthes @runoeieenthnm. 1T in England
qeboren unb eeh1rt 3u elmer Tamilie, welhe
bic noblbabenbfsn nnb Elm lufreihfen g.
seuuer In oieism vanbe uao III Gnglauo IN
itd fast. Ssiu Bruber Sobn 6ar,iion
nobnt IN Waihin9ton. mo'slbt er elm auss
9etebntss @eiduft betreibt. gu isuem Eager
nun sshDrt elm bilobubfhes iang.s 3tgsu.
ner. M dbten, peldeS lett mebreren
Sobren Der @eaenfano Der Vemunt erung
nidt nur Der lunesu 3igsuner, %ionoern aut
iunssr Mduusr u~nisrer 8aHe NOR. Gqs
Serlnde, tbr Ser3 su erflrmen. blieben per
aeblh, bic es iit enbl,d on &tharo 9arrt
ion a~efan9sn CAB. &ur5llh fano in elnem
@aitbof Der ihon g%enannten Gegenb Die
9od3ut fat. Der %9erdumise Saal bes
potsls mat NIT herporragtRoen Strsern uno
NIT Di,t alieosrn Der 3tseunerbanoe anse
fiiu. uno pie Strabe nno Der Biirgrfeig bon
Nsuaierlssn seipsrrt. ote turh oR YoliMt
IN Srbnunq gebalten Dnrbeu. Vfa1rer
50 oboe uc0,Os bic Erauunss . &eremon~
mad tenn 8itus Der prssbpterionsr. D,'
srau, NOR sau, in Weib 8eflei ct. uno ihr
r~aben|dpar,es 3aar fl tn .biAtsn 9oden
aber bic prdhtt9en Sbultern.
Sen Sutler's BONANZA. RtGs
tr 3umphtens pom Oberseridte ots Di
itritts Columbia bot ben Nniprud os
Solonel vs.. Craig. unb bamit BEN Behe'itel
oes @snsr Is Butler auf bic rs. 600 Alder
yonoes in COLORADO befdtist. ry4as Brdii.
cent @raut esidrisheu ba,"- ertldrt &thte,
humphreys ,bleibt eeldrieben." @ran,
bat bsfanu'lid, pom General Butter beein.
fubt, benz Sol. &rais etnen Qdnoercompl I
nnn lat. 900 Ad,rn ourh etnsn Geeertrtt
aeit emit uuo SulIsr srbislt oauon fur fsins
Sieufte bic 9dlfn.
, 1877-07-25

bern entsebt, i'd bepbadte es tdslid nit
tiefen Sorsen: er trdst in ieiner Srnlt
ben &eim bes Spbes.
9ie friide 9rairieluft miro ibn frdfti@
aen, Der Mnblid ieiner Selienbeimatb tbn
pieoer in einen Mann perpanoeln, manpte
Suan finiter elm.
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, 1877-07-25
n BEN srfensmertbeS Sub!'
.bnl's Ieetes o.Btes.
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upeI. eIIuHN utW VuHS tuIPS OItUHUEs.
Dieiss ppNencetfe Msrf pislss G.tsransn Der
Imerifaniiden &iteratur 9at ais Torparf einen 0e.
s~enftano, melhsrp as iocials Seben nnieres seiainmten
NnIfes beribrt uno aisbt einen ibrsdliben nsbsrblid
iber nsbel, needles es ~blosSent. MuAercrrentlih
~ipannenb une aufre9enn, piro es pon Nlen nit
8esi roe selslsn werSem. Snuifrirt unc fdbon &C.
miIie oes 9amoes ein3uilbrsn unD o~tfsrirsn nod nj,
cageweiene Nprtheile allen mGnnliben uno peibli.
den northumberland, g1ir perldn9en LIBERAL
assnten une i&idtn gratis auf Ssrlanesn gsoinsun.
usn IN beltreitsrbs GircuIare. 3. Ue. Stcehar'
, 1877-07-25
Scrppbtln nn6 aubert
&ranfbeiteu beS 8luteS.

Scropbelu (King's EviD finb cine
8erberbniB Der Sdfte bes &Orpers, welde
eenielben NIT lditisen uno bSsartiaen TN
reinisfeitcn iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
bes &0rpers miro 9eldmddt, ielbft menu
Die duberen Anseiden total feblen, pelde
ourh Nusidld9e auf benz &opfe ODER an
beren Tbeilen bes 8Srpers bic Anweiens
belt bon Gcropbeln ansei9en.
Die &ranfbeit 1T UNI 10 9efdbrlihn unb
ernitlider, ba oieielbe in uielen 6duen erb>
lid pon &c, dledt auf @eidledt fortsez
pflau;t miro uub idredlid iino bic 6olseu,
uelde ausSebruns, Yeridwdruns Der
Sober uno enolih ben 600 nah iid Sieben.
Sour pesetabiliide Meoisinen, pel@e
Die Safte oes &Orpers r%einisen, unb len
@ifttoff e%ntferueu, lino bier bon mirtlidem
@e'tbe.
Or. Guauf &6nis's 3amburser SAINT
liensW eoisinen uno unter bieien Or, Nus.
&Ouis's 9amburser 1ropfeu %reiniseu bos
SDltem, erueuerm bic Safte uno entfer=
men oas Qeioen, taoem iie es nit Der @urs
sel auarei6en.