davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-09

SIN Saterre fuSct man:
GGmarac @lpacas su.22, Is, 80, 35, 40, As,
81, 60, rs, SOC. uab ST per yarp.
Gebet unlere @Ipacas su SOC. an, mic bilsiaer
ais 45c p%srfauft.
Gine pplleo Mloriement Den einfadf, e%eltreifte
unb farbise Seiern5euse.
@elrcif Ssipenseuse gu &c.. pertb 81.
3arbise Geieenseuse 81 ST, neItb 81. rs.
Wir ianfen be1orbere Wufmerflamfeit auf M.
lere lWwarse Ssioensellse au 81, ME pi!-
ltecr Ysrfauf. olS S1.3n.
SIwarse SeteenSfuse 5u t5c !rertb ST.
Suwar;e Sslben3euJe 81 90c., Drrib Sl.25.
Sdwar3e Getoen3eu9e ~ SIPS, melt6 1926.
yin SpNe5 Glortemsm rpn grmbasines, Sd
mile, Galinlrre unb penrietia Slider.
Gthf 9rOBe NuSpabl ppn yiques Spn 10 bis
Coo. per garb.
GiifAars Yeinen fir @n3iige BON % lis 4Oe.
uao haiu PATHFINDER @riay.
10J Sl,d nellf Ierfair5 Won s bis 1885.
LOO Stlt itpne Gam IS gu 123.
5000 garss lolire Yereales al 1Oc. per 0arr,
nirtliaer Wertb 25c. per 2Jarb.
Gi1e arpBe MIsmabI BON Dreb @ppts ppu 10
bis 5Os. per Darp.
1000 @rrltts Spn soc. bic s. per Vlar.
9as grpB'i &lser Spn @afimcrsS fir Serren-
uno &naten- 8lfioer, wel6e5 ie bier phe>
rirt, pon 25e. Bis SO per 2nrp.
1000 lntsrbemtm fir perren unc DANES
ppn 25c. his ST. yer GtIG.
llnisr Gtrunpf paeren- NIB SanelGub.D.-
partsment TT complete.
9Sir er0Flc!ea ipeten 5000 Slider BON Sc.
bis 81 per Stiid.
Wtr b&ten i'm patrrrf mod tauienb artere
Sa9eN, SlI MiifalIil. UNI ale ~ rrwGb=
men, ta IS nns al &aum sebri9t.
SIN ;ipeitcn Gtof
6inset man fn YpleS Eager BON Yett.O elEsg
Nm 81 his $40, uro MAIDEN brlnupsr5
arT uAleEe 81 1uD $3.50 Quilts aui-
merriam.
Cine arpBc Iuswabl non @nlie5 lno Inter
rbte ppn sos. bis SI.25.
gprlans.SYiBrn p'n 20e. 81 81 pr yart.
MISUNDERSTANDING ule 5lrturrS,
Gpntels Nrb NsoraiOirmr.
isHp cure 9reDe @laDatl Don Sbawle; ais
Gplgsn, Sbet,aNb uHb aneere neue Uto.
TEN.
SIN or,ttcu Gtod
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allen Wansen. Wlr bitten Allie ms nit IFS
rem SeluVe 81 tfcbren uub un1fr Eager an.
aulebrn,
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benz Vnbltfum in NIgrmeinfn unlern be|trn
0ant tur SaS ms gitenfte !3utranen uue
tittsa Nc ms calIsIte fernsr su ae,pdtrcn
Sprle 0ebrGecr,
Np. 81 8rpao Stra6e,
400 S@lltett Der Stem unb 4teu str.
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w. Critic yunaei @taMua.
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groaD. "'
No. 6v9'oF anb easber aoafe, "s,oas
Strabe, apii9en bss 9ten anb 1Oten.
SIC. z Sprtbeubaus, 1Steu @tr. uub
JranfIin. IVY
Wp. 10 &ofeHs.
go. 1-3 Ode Der f2ten mnb motn ctr.
~ ~ Gde Der 10ten unb gsrb ctr.
w. 10 gds Der 1lisn unb gary Ctr.
Mo. 10 eds Ser Yine unb NRoin CTR.
M'. ~ Gds Der 3tsu uno DuSoI CIR.
Mo. u Gds Der 25ilen aub 9roob Ct
MF. % Gds Der 17ten unb Marlbou Or
No. - Ode Der 17tsm unb MoSbino,aa
Ctr. As"S''"
ITO. S-5 metropolitan giien.@ erfe.
Ctr.
Np. 2-6 Ode Der 5tsu unb Main CTR.
No. 81 Gde Der 14tsn uns ARaiu ctr.
Ne. 80 Gdf Der 22iten unb NQaiu @trl
w. Sd gds bfs f3ten unb gary ctr
Mo. 3-5 StabtilGss a%rmenbans.
No. 80 1rfbesar Giieas@erfe.
No. Al eds Der 9teu nnb 9eisb Ctr.
Wp. AZ 9roab Giraffe, Sde Sail DIV.
MU. 4-3 Gefr 9prins NIB yine Ctr.
s'0' 10 zoe ct. Samss unh DuSaI on.
MS. 40 Spr'B enbaus, 25de Ctr.
No. 81 @priBenbaus, 10 Ctr.
Np. So ede Der Clap TIT @ilmer ctr.
! ITO. So Gde Mi@ralpn1r. uns @pdetts
, 1877-06-09


Si:it5 cslieiGf. y. ,rarat sas BET TDutjst es
emerlfaniihe, Nl"e tfse> W t1trirt, 1T Gin oaas
altinss 2ietlin. ~Sas.rante Scr atsirchncr zee Wetirs
ers pon 4,tr,;, Mc1iio nno flelit)tm california,
Ho eie 4sfan,e ,r5dAt :tno ceeeiht. Sic ~snrtiaca
Mcr;e rctommcntirsn 6oitibs b%eldnSio ais Ella
,~stiWuIant un6 S>iurct;e in alien Grant'
Ftiier, meIte frtdlf Mtitttl crhe.fdea. elmer ess
eiacntNiiiltr b~crielseny :H0hrtn0 elmer alnIreHe
euth Mcrifc uno &ali'Qrnia uet e;niYsn Sahren
srhitlt pcr, sincm ~fpauijaJtn G'ler ,initr Stm Gies
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bubercituna. Iii Giacnthimtr otlItlbtn |nfefircS
&c Sem ol0e ,neina,, 4Sublitum IN Ger 51slIMlA, Sat
kin 0rertanntcr ,tScriS an Gtt SINE HsS filler
Oceans, turd; Uehraib Gil ser otlan.fden &iis
s%cN:iaert irerSe, ta fs ~I0sriaIet fno, zap sitic5
5eilniittc. dis Gin I2ehtthGtir eee M;c.ibhctt eG-
iritt @siue unftblaustn GincnfdaItsn srirciIsa
H) o,s..i ,,eironel, Gout, d,rcniiber ANtumltisinas,
h,tipiente @}alsrud)t, %l1ultuI Soiid, Stiuut,
Gonen bcr Gllie, Ger Miertn uuo uriuire SrQ1ne;
acoen GpSpcpTa ,no o~llagnci1e GdlpId)s uno in
Slnsn, no &c pebrn6traite ,h' c inten rcef *.
if fin Getraud, ,ne GrfrIo t%eiIsIbcn'
~niratulcS uno tniibertrclitn.
Git M;eri.ortr b1lttn es fir ei, cbiollu..
Ssilmittyt .cn & ertite.
Observation-Disclosures
tin Siurstie eiuen eflri,i poT h sln,n
9o,rie .eI aidsrr0itr ereimal ets 2ads, &c.
tr AtdFl itit. 2us Gin ctimul0nt ON sinsIH
tplten his I'll eintm oarun T~&tin9lal. NIL init sin
ntnia A2aitr 10 oft oils nrtbi0.-
Gralninirs rtu Cicacl anf Dem Gppsr frrosdt
sa uno ~iberjsuse Sit, assS eaie.be uorpsr nidt
eetrrdlel.
9clle' }'reis miro nn Or. @;e.nt5isnfsn fir bk
keren ; oidbsn ano &iikit besa>lt 0s,m ltRltxS
Estla9e5r~bt irstost.
, 1877-06-09
SplepD So. &aube,
3eicbenbefattcr,

GCte Der |. nltD SrDaD Str.
bat cine grObe Ausmabl Spn olrn Sortcn
&drgen, Spn ben rinfadif en gu ben eleealltr
ten. 0erlflre iiternimmt Seffaunsrn nub
ale Irprenungeu, mic Rutit.H etc.
Muttrdse werocn ants Yrsmptelic uus 8il-
Iiaic ausssfabrt. Jpfspb Us. &aute.
ct gp. 81 3 DAD Str., Gde tlr'l (sn.
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I8ss58 Hst1zs TN
f2ssfNN "a w u fsSsis NSSs
Sm'bmonb. Do>f 0tiper uno Gbeiapeafg
Gilcnbabu Company.
TabrpIan Der 3ass.
Our6 paf(aeiere.

Dur6 paNaaiere.
300 ". @ .Werlabt Stiditenb S~icntag, Dnunertas
nne Sunrahenn. Verbinbet In gDeit
Point NIT benz 9ampfer ,6apana" Fir all
lie Snntte an Fem Yjprf Silver urb 8alti-
more. Infunftin Baltimore I'm $50. 81:
perbtnset NIT 9abnlinien tir WaIeinatpn,
ybildbelptia, gep sprf, gpltpn unb ale
i9sitliden 9unite. 8erbinb t nit 2iioec
ffr Nitntcns utb petetsb,re uab GbeIas
pfafe uab Sbip @ifeabatnen.
OnrS 6rabt.
$500 y. W. gerlIBt 9iidmOnb Dienfsag, 9nuntritaa
unit Snnnnhtnn. Nadt Wtrttnbunaeu nj I
Nampfert, in g8et 9piat fur Stuff. Gdueuns
Gen. Baltimore llnp ALE mefl den puutte.
Mdht @erbinbungcn tn Slid mr. nh nit 3u.
Gen Der Nidmpnb unb 1anpille, 81 6m0nb
une petersburg, unb gbsiapcate uab SbiU
Gtienbabnen.
2ofal panaeisre.
500 Il. 81. gsrldss &iampnb tielid (srnn.aas aus.
genpmmea)
0pfal GraGt.
700 Q, W. 0erlast gtidnunb Mnnsag, Wttttuod,
unb Srcfae. Wadt @erttnbunaen In
sDfit ppint nit benz 9antpftr ySlls" fir
ale Idneuhaen AT ZEN Uiattispnt unb
panuntp 5lufen.
, 1877-06-09

@ulo 1dloB seltern Mittay IN New
Dorf nit 1853.
, 1877-06-09

q. Z. San 2etu, y. %.
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llATuRE,s OWN REMEDY.
Dr.. TUFTS sagsapasilla
and Queens Deligh&,

The most powerful blood purifier known TO medical
for the cure OF old ulcers diseased nints foul
discharges iruin the and nnsrls abs, rsses, skin
dIscnscs. dropsy, kidney compliant, evil ELECTS OF
secret practices, dsordrrcd lvcra 1t, spleen Its
Strengthens the nervous system injarts fair CON.
pic xion. and bulds NJ, The body with
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IMPORTANT.
To All Whom It may Concern:

40 All w nom Ii may Concern:
would urge upon those who have neg
Il lcctcd to Scttc with me heretofore that
they should do so now. The Notes and Ac-
counts are now in my hands for collection.
and ann authorized to pay the highest
prices for all kinds OF produce in settlement
thereof. You have certainly delayed pay
ing me long enough, and caused enough
trouble already; and now. while You still
have the privilege of making fair settle
ment with me, come and do SO, and yoil
will avoid the trouble that will certainly
result from any other course. The time Is
very short in which can offer yo my in
duccmcnts. G.. a. REED,
Agent
Oct IS, 1877 ii
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= The hcathen are organizing foreign
missions 10. the conversion of Christians.
The Hindra of the sacred City of Benares
have founded society for tie propaga-
ton of Brahminism among the Christians
OF australia. An eminent Brahmin Of
the name of Suradschi, man of great
authority, has recently beer visiting some
of the English colonies, and while tray
cling in Australia, was appalled, and
grieved at the fearful prevalence Of
drunkenness among the Christians. On
returning to India he called together "A
number Of thoughtful Brahmins, to whom
lie communicated his glowing zeal to do
something for the salvation Of their de-
graded fcllow-mcn and fellow subjects in
Australia. The only perfect remedy, he
considered, would be the conversion Of
these Christians to better and purcr
faith. a large sum WAS collected for the
pious and benevolent enterprise, and
some Of the Brahmins declared their will
iingncss to devote themselves 70 the work,
and to spend and be spent in this humane
and holy cause. Suradschi is now en-
gagged in translating fitting passages from
the Vedas into the English tongue for the
use Of the missionaries
- The Carolina .Spa,icn urges that
both the rogue and rogucry should be
made odious, and that stealing should be
proportionatcly punished. II urges the
Legislature 10 enact some law that will
make thieves dread the consequence Of
crimes, which they now do not do 1t
points out that stealing is degraded
crime which should be visited by a de-
grading punishmsut. and evidently leans
strongly to the whipping post
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TOZER'S
STEAM ENGINES,

Twenty three of which are
S0w working successfully in the
County Of Anderson !
WITH fair prospect of as many more
before long. a Price List and Terms can
be had by applying to
SULLIVAN 6 co.
Andersen, 9. e.
Oct4, 1877 IL 3m
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How TO GET TRICH.-A practical farmer
being asked what the farmers most need
ed 10 increase the value of their lands,
crops and herds, replied: "They want
just what the merchants, the manufactur.
ers and the mechanics want. lust what
the railroad men, the lumber men, and
the mining men want, they want labor,
capital and brains. There is not farmer
in the State but will stand an application
of this trio-w0rk, money and thought"
We asked him again. what simple and
easv methods he wnnld recommend &C
the farmers from which they could get
the quickest returns, and he replied:
sEirst, would recommend that every
1cn---e.:.3 the State be crossed by thorough
utca bull. I calculate that would add
81 500, 900 to the wealth of the State in
two years, and that would aoubio inc
cattle of the State in four years. Second,
would Cross every breeding eve in the
State with thoroughbred ram of ap-
proved pedigree, aud / calculate that
would add one pound of wool to every
eiaearines IL, tan , year. heai.les IL. .r-c=::is
the hocks in many respects. You can
calculate the gain yourself. Third, /
wonld have every farmer select his seeds
Of every grain, especially OF wheat aud
coynr1tnnts Is 70 PICK out sne Cest anu
discard siie Inferior, The profit would
be immense, for there is no telling how
much can be gained by the selection of
seeds
Now here are three things within the
reach OF aimost every farmer. They re-
.quiy. 4 little money, some work and a
roo deal nfHeFge and will power. Was
the old man right? Let every farmer
S,,7yssopt these preccepts and then contradict
them &c he can.
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Greenyille and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

CHANVE OF SCHEDULE.
Passenger Trains run daily Sunday rxv,mui
connecting with Fast bay Trains on Soutl, Caro-
Ina Railroad, up and down. On and after
Wednesday. November IL, 1877, the following will
DO the schedule:
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wig Jacob weps after kissing Rachel.

The following are the ''opinions Of the
English press" upon tine subject Of tho
text which tells us that Jacob kissed Ra-
c!ie!, and 'iftel up mis- voice and vent:
If Rachel was pretty girl, and kept
her face clean, we can't zee what Jacob
had to cry about.-Ddiiy Telegraph
How do you know but that she slapped
his face fer h;m?-Ladies' Treasury.
Weeping is often produced by excessive
happiness; it might have been SO in ia
cob's case.-NorduicP Science GosaD.
The cansc Of jacobs weeping sas the
refusal of Rachel to allow him tO kiss her
-Noncomjormist.
1t il our opinion Jacob wcpt because
he had not kissed Rachel befnrc, and he
wept for the time LOST City Press.
The fellow wept because the gisl did
MOI Kiss iiim.-flM 4hdN tfazetie.
Jacob wept because Rachel told him to
edo it twice more" and he was afraid
Methodist Recorder
Jacob cried because Rachel threatened
to tell her mamma.-Sunddy Ga1ette.
He wept because there was only one
Rachel to kiss Cerken,ceH Nrlcs.
He wept for JOY because 1t tasted SC
good.-jetoish Chronicle.
We reckon Jacob cried because Eaui,ei
had been eating onions.-British Stand
ard.
Our opinion is TINT Jacob wept because
he found after ull "it was not what it was
cracked up to bc."-New Haland Eram-
incr.
a mistake, not his eyes but his mouth
watered.-Ldciies' Chronicle.
lie thought it was filst color, but
wept because the paint came otf.-FIne
ART Gazette.
He remembered he was her uncle, and
recollected what the prayer book Says
Church Journal.
He was fool, and did not know what
was good for mself.-Engiishmoman's
Aduertiser.
He knew there was time to weep-it
had come, and he dared not put it off,
Methodist Ne,cs.
He thought she might have big
brother-Sporting Chronicle.
because there was no time for another.
-Erpress.
When he lifted up his voice he found
it was heavy; and lie could not get it so
high as he expected. .-Afusicai Notes.
He tried to impose on her feelings, be-
cause he wanted her to lend him five
shiliings. s.-Baptia Guide.
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n GAUJ~ is not easily earned in these times,
u II II but II Can be made In three months
y D j az Ss Sss 81 s'asi sns
to work steadily at the employ
ment that we furnish. eco per week in youi own
town. ION need not be away from home over
night You can give your whole time TO the work,
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
are making over so per day. All who engage nj
once can make money fast At the present time
money cannot bc made easily and rapidly nj
any other business. 1t costs nothing TO try the
business. Terms and SS OUTFIT free. Address Mt
once, II. HALLETr 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
July 26. 1877 SIN
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BARNARD'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

FIIIS i onc &c .:c !a::S;;cc;:. a;i;; G;;ic: Gal!
instruments have bct, uniaiiic,i; uisu line
Photographic Furniture and Scenic back
grounds The work turned out of this Gal
lery cannot be surpassed either i'll finish or
in faithflliness of copy. Mr.. Dnl "nrd has
had thirty-four years experience in the art,
and is now prepared to do all styles cf work.
lie attends personally to ali sittings, and is
determined none shall go away dissatisfied.
Prices hare been roduced % per cent.
a large assortment of Frames and Fit
tings for Photographs on hand.
Sept 90. 1877 10 GIN
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Marble Work.

FENHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
a all persons wishing Marble Work that
he can afford to I'LL their orders much
cheaper than they can procure the same
work done elsewhere. l do my own work.
and add no profit on my stock. Thus sell
work for which you pay 500 elsewhere for
$l75, and all other work in the same pro-
portion. Shop opposite Tolly's furniture
store. SAMUEL MURPHY.
Sent f3 1877 @ 10
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CLOSING BUSINESS.

a LII persons indebted to me for wagons,
n tobacco or otherwise by Notes or Ac-
counts, are hereby notified that they must
make settlement to me by the first of De-
cember next, or they will have to settle with
an officer of the law. l wish to clese up
my business, and therefore mean what
say. o. II. p. FAINT.
Oct IS. 1877 II 70
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HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.

AS mn antidotc To sypmitic po' ,on it is strongly
recommended. Hundreds ui ca.cs of the w"st type
ctablr ITS continued will dn harm. The beat
tm. to take IL is daring the and fall and
instead Of debility. henichc, fever and aguc, III
will enjoy robust health. Sold by all druggists
Pricc, 81. 90 Office Is Mnrr:,v Street, New York.
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Greenville to South Carolina what Augusta, Ca
was before we had Railroads!

w Hats
prices
there in
Mr. CHARLES NJ McrIAII Anderson will
finest TO oserveh ais sfrclds
Sep. 90 cm% %
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WAVERLY BAR.

II HAVE just re-ope"cd the above we'll
K known Bar, and am prepared to ar-
commodate all who choose to patronize me
with the best of all kinds of Liquors, Con-
feotioneries, &c. Parties wishing to get q
nice glass of Lager Beer can call and get it
ct any time, az keep it constantly on
dranght. Soliciting the patronage Of all
who wish any thing in my line,
Respectfully,
w. IRA BRENNAN.
Oct 1a 1877 Ia IL
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iM. irit has been en-
= r''.,d III the practice Of
.'i''.:l, thirty years. and
l'" long time WAS demon.
- ,:or IT anatomy in the
;..c',r,l College Of Gcor-
80. 'l.n,c I,crSnns using
MS Pas iiayc the guarln-
irrI.rat they are prepared
~ ;'i.ntiiic principles,
.i;i,i ,tc Tree from all
kerry.
~, ii;is succeeded in
'o'n uiinX In them the
u r''"itrV IntLgOnistic
u',ii'irs uf Il 'H<1Gfh<n.
Drr. /U cnTr|, ,hmfa fny-
riEg EHir.
lnir first apparent cf-
'-tii, Ia iiiCrrIsc the ap-
~ t'ir hv causing The lood
if'ptc,trly a.siinilatc.
Thus the system is nOur-
| i H., =. and bv their tonic
mt,nn on the digestive or
rL'i- regular and healthy
.'.n u''i'"ns ,r-.,.:.:!!:::-!
'll,rripi,l,ty with which
r., ont fnk< on f<yh,
wiii', under the influence
~ thrsc pills, oi itself in
,.ic.itc> their atlaptab;fiiy
to nmiiish the body, and
I i,nr, i.icir efficacy in cur
iHr nervous ,lchility, mel
am !iol, Dyspepsia, vast
in. 81 the muscles, slug
gi-l,rrss at the liver,
chr"nic constipation, and
nrihi,ilic =, stem. Suid
riy street. New iOIh.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

Bensons Capcine.PorousiPlas receiv
ed the highest and only award of merit a
the Philadelphia Exposition, over all arti-
cles of like character, proving by the high
est medical authority in the world, that
they are greatly superior to ordinary porous
plasters, and not patent medicine-as no
nostrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. BensOn's Capcine Porous Plaster Is
positively the best external remedy ever
devised. They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous plasters only re-
lieve after long use. Over three thousand
physicians now recommend their use /; and
they are sold by druggists everywhere
Price % cents.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Improvement" Is the watchword of the
hour; Its development and re-development
Is the ambition of every true American
Porous plasters were invented In 1916. For
thirty years their composition remained un-
Improved, until Bens0n's Capcine Porous
Plasters were invented. They differ from
all others in their greater medical activity.
They tOiu cure disease IN q fen hours that other
porous plasters, liniments or compounds
require days and weeks of continuous wear
and use to simply relieve. They are supe-
rior to electricity and more powerful. 1t Is
not nostrum. They are endorsed by over
three thousand physicians and druggists as
meeting a great want a remedy for exter-
nal diseases which relieves instantly and
cures quicker than any known medicine.
Try them and you will not be deceived
Purely vegetable. Price % cents.
nov16eOd&v
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26
Polar Colonization stations.

Prof. Elias Loomis, of Yale College,
has written letter to Capt. Fl. W.
Howgate, of the United States signal
service, in approval of that officers
Polar colonization plan for steadily
pursuing scientific research in the Ar
tic regions. Prof. Loomis shows that
Polar expeditions are indispensable to
mature the conclusions by which the
signal service has afforded so much
knowledge and such benefits to the
commerce of the United States. The
writer declar es that there is scarcely
a problem relating to the Iphysicss of
the globe which can be fully UNDER
stood without a knowledge of the
phenomena within the Polar regions.
The distribution of temperature, the
circulation Of the winds, the currents
of the ocean, the laws of the tides, &C.,
are all to q greater or less degree de.
termined by Polar influences. In de-
termining the laws of storms he thinks
q group of stations within the Artic
circle would be of the highest value.
Prof. Loomis it well qualified to give
an opinion of value, and he does not
hesitate to indorse the proposed Po-
lar signal service stations in the in
terests of science and the commerce
of the world.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26

The livid, dark crimson spots, some
times carried "port-wine Marks" with
which some persons faces are natur-
ally disfgured, have generally been re-
garded as indelible. The surgeon of
the London Hospital has performed
several successful operations, however,
and he describes them for the benefit
of his profession. He makes clean
cut, PARALLEL incisions over the affec-
ted surface, about q sixteenth of an
inch apart, after making the flesh in
sensible with either spray. Upon
healing, the blemlsh is gone, and no
scars are left if the operation has been
carefully done.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26

NNHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
BOZ MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from A.
NJ. until P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent, has been regularly paid on
deposits, since the organization of the Bank,
and 1t is the expectation of the Managers,
that this rate of dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
MANAGERS.
William s. Hilles, George w. Bush,
Clement B. Smyth, George $. Capelle,
Nathan'l r. Benson, Edward Darlington,
Henry f. Dure, job II. Jackson,
70. NJ, Stonsenberg, VIM. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
WM. S. HILLES, President.
GEO. w. BUSH, Vice President.
feb2i-1y E. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
OF WILMINGTON.E 4
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES
EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, SoOo,OOO'
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur-
nished to regular Depositors without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays,
at 10 A. NJ. -
DIRECTORS.
Clemeht B. Smyth, George w. Bush'
Tenrv & McComb, Sam'l Bancroft, Jr.,
Daniel James, william 1atnall, oo
Edward Belts. mar2c
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26
A MARvELoUSLY FERTILE STATE
Bryan (Texas) Appeal.


The Avon to the Severn, and the Sc
vern to the sea, was not, is not more
strikingly true than that the products
of Texas, and the rich fertile land above
and around her, must seek the Gulf as
the natural outlet to foreign markets.
I expect to show in paper, nearly ready
for the press, that tina capacity Of Texas
70, lwheat alone is equal to surplus
over home consumption of $4,000, 900
bushels more than that now exported by
the United States Russia and Austria
combined.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26
THE NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL
Insurance Company,

INSURE ES AGAINST FIRE
HOUSES AND ALL OTHER BUILD
INGS,
WITH THEIR CONTENTS,
For periods OF time varying from three
months to term of years.
MANAGERS.
William Tatnall, William Candy,
James Bradford, Geo. Richardson,
George G. Maris, John Jones,
Chas. w. Rowland, Clement B. Smyth,
Edward Bringhurst, James Riddle,
Edward Il. Bellah, A. =. Shannon,
Ashton Richardson, George II. Bates,
N. NJ. Cleaver.
WIN. TATNALL, President
SAM'L SMITH, Sec'y. feb10