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Atall times ships Of Que kind or another are
floating about at sea, abandoned by officers
and crew, in what seems q hopeless c0udi.
tlou. Some are dlsuaugled and mere hulks.
som are swimming keel upwards, some are
water,logged, but being laden with TIMBER
will not sink, but are driven hither and
thither as the wind and waves may direct,
So people afflicted with catarth, bronchitis,
and consumption, are abandoned by physi.
clans and friends as iucuraDle, vet thousands
Of such are annually restored to perfect
health by the use of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy and Dr., Piercc's Golden Medical
Discovery. The Catarrh Remedy is UNEQUAL.
ed as g soothing and healing local appica,
.tion, while the Discovery purifes and en-.
riches the blood and impGrts tone and vigor
to the whole system.
VIDoL1A, La, April 18th, 1877.
DIR. PIERCE:
DEAR SIR suffered for twelve wear,
with that most offensive and IOathsome of MI
diseases--catarrh. My taste and smell were
completely destroyed. | procured a supply OF
Dr., Sage's Catarrh Remedy and your Golden
Medical Discovery, which | used according
to directions, and Il complete and permanent
cure was speedily effected. ! take pleasur,
in recommending them to all afflicted.
Ever thankfully yours,
CLARA f. HUNT.
WADING RIVER, Burlington Co., N. J,l
February 2Stb, 1877.
Dir. PIERCE:
DEAR SIR-Your Golden Medical Dis
covery is the best medicine for coughs, colds
and consumption, | ever knew. It he
saved my life. Respectfully yours,
HELEN b. MCANNEY,
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Toward the close of the fight OF lnker'
mann, Lord Ragland, returning from
taking leave Of Gen, Strangways, met a
sergeant carrying water for the wounded.
Inc sergeant drew himself up to d salute,
when a round shot came bounding over
the hill and knocked his forage cap out
Of BIZ, hand. The nan picked il UP,
busted it on his knee, placed it carefully
on his head. and made the salute, not a
muscle Of bis countenaUce moving the
while. 4 neat thing that, my man.
said Lord k4glaud. Yes, my Lord, re
turned the sergeant with another salute,
" but miss i. a, good as a mile The
commander was probably not much sur.
prissd BIZ such an exhibition OF SANG troid,
being himself good tina, way. He was
badly hurt at Waterloo, aud says the
prince OF Orange, who Va, in the hos
p.tal: 3" Va, not conscis.s0 Of the pres.
euca OF Lord Fltzrov Somerset until
heard him call out in his ordinary tone
Hello, Don't carry that arm away
till have taken or my ring. Neither
wound nor operation hsd extortod a
g'Jau from Bis lips Chamber Jour.
nal,
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piece, and ell s;Hr-y parts removed
Another: O1e pin. scs,ie3 milk into
which ..ir q sczat hs.' yin. OF l1t.s1
mel 1cl one CU0Cf m0.s ,f E5.
au- ..aya 10 cor. N1s1 c1.l sd *
wee. arua. chopped enc eng
ra,a. ~ 70 o-,.e-srrie c-e cup
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july remove u. The bones Cl.l /: c7sr
round lie hook, and loosen j. trou he
,a.gE part Ti.h a very thin s1srP kUte,
al pull on. ST. the bones carefully
Ten ures- j. in shsps, lie ]: in s cloth.
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4 LADY contributes to the New Ieru-
salem Messenger Tor the information OF
the children, a little result Of her obser-
yati9ns in natural history, 1t is the
way puss has of showing when she is
thirsty, and when .he has drank enough.
at she wants milk writes this ob.eryant
lady, " you will notice that her long tail
stands straight out like a banner. Give
her a saucer and watch her tail as she
eagerly lap, the milk the tail gradually
droops from its position, falling lower
and lower until it rests on the floor.
Then pussy has finished her drink and
wants no more. Try it,
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An l. MGn 4 DAY SURE MS
WI IN WIlh AGENTS selling our IN,
Mill Ill NIL GrayOns, Picture All
Wiz ~ S9' mo tsrds. i2a IN
worth s., sent, pHg
for ~ Cents. nll,tiayft
| Align. free. J.. ". BUFF0RDN SOsyL
1np. Established 1870 II
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
THIRD EDITIONS
, FATAL ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock.
an accident occurred at the ice house, foot
Of Thirteenth street, which resulted in
the death Of workman named
Charles +. Murphy. AT the time the ac-
cident occurred be was standing upon a
swinging scaffold In the house. which was
held up by a chain. He was about ready
TO descend when the chain suddenly
broke and he was preclpitated distance
OF about 20 feet, falling upon quantity
OF ice. He was taken to his home, No.
1871 French street, aud DIR. Kane sum-
moned, who upon examination found
that the unfortunate mans left hip was
broken and that he was severely injured
internally. He fingered until 3 O'Clock,
when death relieved him of his suffer-
ings. He leaves wife and one child to
mourn his death. He had been in the
employ of Mr.. Pusey for the past six
years. The funeral will take place on
Tuesday next.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II. N keI's Bitter
Wine of Iron.

Rs never been known to fail In the cure
Eeakness, attended with symptoms in
/Oslllon 10 eXertfon, loss of memory
Putty OF breathing, general weakness
Dr OIL disease, weak nervous trembling
niul horror OF death, night sweats cold
weakness, dimness OF vision, lanRuor.
Fersal lassitude of the muscular sys,
enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
n, not hands, flushing OF the body.
eSs OF the skin ,pallid countenance and
Ptiohs on the iace, purifying the blood
III Wy Dack, heav viness OF the eyelids.
uehI olaeR spots flying before the eyes
temporary suffusion ana loss of siyh9.
OF attention, etc. These symntTon |,
flse from weakness, and To rerned v
use n. X unkels Bitter Wine of
IL never fails. Thousands are nov,
ing heailn who have used IL. Get the
Il: \. kunkel's. A"Ae
ior kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
uuiy valuable tonic has been so
ousnly tested by all classes of the rom.
i'y lNat IL IL now deemed indIspensa-
tollc medicine. 1T costs but little.
es tne blood, and gives tone To Inc
E IN, rehoVates the system and pro-
low on y ask a trial of this valuable
FEKEI ce only u per bottle. K. +.
IN FL, Sole Proprietor, No. 259 North
i, "a street, below Vine, Phila., Pa. AN
asbnlihels Bitter Wine oi Iron. and take
Esnb ~; a photograph of the proprietor
'n wrapper all others are counter
Io"is, Ssie s, oi counterfeits. Do not let YOU,
In, nh, nn SCI you any but Kunkel's, which
pe, W ohty as above represented. You
pile trial. w. al az IN oht
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
R HLIGiGIUS,

Sermon For the Times Rev. ]. MP
Otis, will in compliance with request
preach sermon tomorrow evening In the
West Presbyterian Ch hurch on the religi-
GUS duty of honesty In private and public
trusts and transactions He believes that
the gospel requires the honest payment of
all commercial anu civil debts ut one hum
dred cents on the dollar.
First Presbyterian Church, Market st.
above 9th, Rev. r. B. Du Val pastor, will
preach at 10 30, a m. sabbath school An
niversary at 3 p m.
First Baptist Church corner of Elm and
jackson Sts, T. NJ. Eastwood pastor,
preaching at 10 80 a m, and 80 d M Sun
uay School meets at a m, and % m.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Will hold their weekly prayer meeting In
their rooms this evening at 30 O'clock
Ladies and gentlemen Especially young
mem are cordially invited TO spend an
hour with us.
st, Paul's NJ. E, Church. Rev. VIM. ]
Davis, pastor, 10Y a. m and TX D. M
Preaching by Rev. ]. A, b. Wilson, of
North East. Communion service in the
morning; revival service in the evening.
All welcome.
Delaware Avenue Bsptist Church. J.. M.
Holdeman. Pastor. Prcachf0g at the usual
hour morning and evening by the Pastor.
Trinity church services on Sunday January
9th in the "Old Sweoes," 7th and chure 4
streets. morning 1917 O'Clock, afternoon !
o'clock. Sunday s. hool at O'Clock.
In Trinity Chapel. King and 5th streets.
morning 9. IA o'clock anu l0l% O'Clock evening
IA o'clock Sunday school 8 o'clock. a. IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
SECOND EDITION
From Washington
Especial to tho Baltimore Sun. ]

Especial to the Baltimore SUM-
TEE TREASURE CAPTURED AT RICH
MoND-EFFoRT TO RECOVER IT
ARMY RR0RGANIZATIoN.
WARRINGTON, Jan.4.-.rhe Richmond
banks have again come TO the front with
a demand for the gold bullion and other
coin seized In that city by the Union
forces, and claimed to be the property of
the Confederate government. At one
Andrew johnson, when President or>
dered the Secretary of the Treasury to re-
turn the property 10 the bank, as be was
satisfied of the legality of their claim to
IL. Gen. Spinner, who was the treasurer
refused to obey the order, and succeeded
In having passed through the House of
Representatives a resolution directing
that the money be covered into the treas
ury. This was done, and 1t is said that the
bullion was sent 10 the mint and coined
The Richmond banks ask now that they
be payed the equivalent. They have res
tanned Col Robt. Ingesoll as their
counsel and the subject is now before
the committee on the judiciary.
THE ARMY.
The House military committee will
have bill for the reorganization OF the
army ready by the time Congress meets.
The bill will propose thorough reorgan-
IL z'iion OF the staff of the army, but as
one IN mber OF the committee puts it.
The bayonet will not he hurt much.
Members OF the committee say that the
investigation into the srhject shows that
the stan would not be in a much better
condition for actual service now than il
was in 1861, should war break out; that
the staff is Large enough to govern the
combined armies of Russia and Germa
ny, but is inefficient. The abuse of the
stan extends, they say, to the smallest
branches Of the service. 1t not infre-
quentiy happens now that a paymaste er
is sent to pay from three to seven men
whose pay would be nearly equal to that
OF an entire regiment OF men on the pres
ent basis. The young blood is driven
away from the army and enters into pri-
vate occupations simply because the
staff as III present organized prevents
| any prospect or promotion from the
rank. 1t is very evident t,,at the bill to
be produced will provide for a very con.
| siderable reduc Ion of the staff of the
army, but it is doubtful whether the
committee, in view of the action of the
House alrea dy will attempt any consid
erable reduction in the number of en-.
listed men. The committee will meet
Monday, when it is expected that Lieu.
enant Bulls AID Col. halter will be
there from the Rio Gra nde to respond ta
the gu mmons. The first regular meet
ing OF the committee will be he Id Thurs
day.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

Yacht Purchdsed-Several members
OF the Water Witch fire company have
bought the long talked of pleasure yacht,
from a number of gentlemen at Jersey
City. The vessel is so feet long, and is
provided with an engine and boiler. The
articles OF agreement were signed yester-
day and 5000 paid down as forfeit
money.
COMMITTEE Neeting-The Legislative
Committee TO settle with the State Treas
urer, State Auditor, Secretary of State
and Clerks of the Legislature, will meet
at Dover on Tuesday, January 18th, 1873.
The committee is composed of Senators
Ray and Denny and Representatives
Holcomb, Wright and Morris.
Democratic Club.-The Baxter Demo-
cratic Club, a social political organization
similar to the Jefferson Democratic
Club of this city, has been organized in
Chester, Pa. 1t has 120 mem bers and the
officers are; Petor Golf, President; An
tonic Barber, Vice President; E. Nc
Carey, Secretary; and Edward Clyde.
Treasurer.
The Dog Td1.-Sinee the 1st cf the
month there has been % dogs registered.
The chief of police gives notice else
where that all persons having dogs and
failing to get them registered by the goth
inst, they will be arrested for naintai u
ing nuisance.
1nnual lfeeting-At the annual meet.
ing of the Farmers Association of New
Castle County, held this morning, the
same officers were re elected. The an
nual assessment was also made, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Skdting.--The weather down the State
has evidently been colder than in this
city. The passenger north ion the Della
ware train this morning, stated that
persons were engaged IN skating near
Mt. Pleasant.
The Closing Sale OF Paintings takes
place this evening under the Opera
House. This is the last chance to pro
cure works of art at your own price.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
NEW CASTLE LETTER
NEW CALsTLE, Jau. 5. 1878.

NEW CALsTLE, Jau. D. 1878.
The pavements in front of the school
green are In dangerous condition from
the freezing of the slush upon them.
The market house is sadly in need
OF some little repairs at least for it is fast
becoming an eye sore.
800 feet ofgum hose has been thought
enough for our present wants and a
committee authorized to procure it.
Eighteen hundred and seventy-eigh
said His Honor as the first offender
for the year was lead in, his looks
were meek and lowly and at once en-
listed the sympathies of his Honor who
said one dollar would settle the little
affair-bHt do so no more.
Alfred son Of Geo. W. Turner will sail
to-day from Philadelphia for Jacks on
vile, Fla.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

Il y
THE SIfAUeHRAUN.-This popular
Milesian drama, the latest and best work
OF Dion Boucicanlt will be presented two
nights at the Grand Opera House-Fri-
day and Saturday, January 18th and 10th
with all the fine scenery and appoint
ments from Wallack's Theatre, New
York. Ofthis drama and Its author the
Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch says:
In the spring Of 1875, the author essay
ed the role of the hero Conn, and render
ed 1t with all that copsummate skill of
which he is so thorough master. Never
was there on the stage presented SO de-
lightful vagabond as this merry, light
light-hearted, stern-souled Conn. Fer>
tile in expedients, yet always sincere OF
purpose; DEVOTED to rollicking fun, yet
bound with hooks of steel TO the fortunes
of his friends; reckless, good hearted
Irish peasant, for his recklessness there is
given, in no forced manner abudance oi
reason for our love for the stout headed
fun loving vagrant. There is refresh
ing sense of justice in the uncultured
soul. When reproved by his mother for
the madcap freak of riding gentleman's
pet-hunting nag, and informed that @
months imprisonment would be the
probable penalty, Conn's face falls at the
contemplation of the punishment. Pom
dering over the case for moment, in
nate Justice arises, and the madcap
heartily exclaims; ,'Begorra, it was wortl
1t ~ So, likewise, when by the goot
parish priest reproved for gross intoxica-
ton. though under soleme vow not tC
drink more than single thimbleful o.
ardent spirits oil any one day, Conn ex
plains that on the occasion of his lapss
from sobriety the only thimble in the
house where he imbibed "was tailor,
thinble." The Shaughraun kept the
oath of promise to the ear, but broke il
to the stomach.
Track Inpro ouement.-1he tracks o
the p. w. & B. X. r., near Elkton, ART
being ballasted with Brandywine grant,
procured, from Quarryville, near thi
city. The granite is broken into small
lpieces by machine constructed for tn,
purpose. 1t is the intention of the com
pany to ballast all their road in this maj
ner, 1t having become necessary to do s,
because the gravel originally used for tn
purpose has become SO much mixed witt
the soil that 1t 10 useless. a's'-.'sa'-
| The Temperance Meeting. The meet
ing at the foundry tent was well attends
last night, and the best order prevailed
Brother Smith presided, and addresse
were made by Brothers Stokley, Moro,
and Whelan.
| Sale of Seats.--The sale Of reserves
seats for the performance Of "Uncl
Toms Cabin" ON Monday night has bee
livery large; but few choice seats can ye
be obtained Of Messrs. q. F. Thomas 4
Co. .is
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A YOUNG MAN KILLED WHILE BUGGY
RIDING,

A dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio, says
shock ing accident occurred there at
noon on Thursday. Two young men,
Charles L. Boyer and C. Meizer, clerks
in b. ok mans clothing store, s,arte d ou t
to make New \ ears calls. Upon cross
ing the Superior street railroad track, in
front of the Post Office Building, the
hind part Of the buggy was thrown
around, and the spokes in one of the
wheels creaked 80 as to frighten the
horse, which was young and fiery, and he
became uncomfortable, throwing boz h
the occupants out of the buggy. Boyer
struck with his head on the curbstone.
liter lily splitting it open and exposing
the brain. He never moved after strik-
ing the flag ng, but, being pi, ked up,
wns c rried into Gaylord's drug store,
,rar by, a trail of blood marking The path
taken. He died in a fiw m inutes
Meier, after having his wounds dres sed,
was taken nome, and will probably re
cover.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
ST EA Y WAITS.

Market day. JAS
Spirit gas is non-explosive.
Pay your dog tax.
Good Samaritan cough syrup.
Spirit gas the great illuminator.
The ice men still remain very des-
pondent.
The churches should be we'll attended
tomorrow.
DIR. Gallagher, the dentist intends to
remain at his present location, No. s,
Il. Fifth street
Spirit gas contains no oil and will not
white paper soil
II you are in need of anything make
your wants known through the columns
OF the GAZETTE.
Do not forget that the great revival OF
rUncle Toms Canin," takes place at the
Opera House on Monday evening.
Spirit gas can be had at 401 Lombard
street.
Hand bills, dodgers, cards, blanks, let
ter heads, calendars, posters, and in fact
all kinds of job printing done at the
GAZETTE ob.ofiice.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
ROA IDS.
HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 26th, 1877.
Fains will leave Wilmington as follows
and intermediate Stations,
$40, 900, s4J. 10 w a. m, 2 80, 4 %,
. 46, p. IN.
lila. and New York, 2 90, 544. a.m.l2 81.
8 40, p. IN.
flulnore and intermediate Stations,
q. IN.
ltimore and Washington, 12 81 i 16, S59
l2.5i, l2,59, 500, p. m.
ins for Delaware Division, lea We for
~ Castle, $40, $50, a. m. Lib, 6 80, pm
oming and intermediate StatlonA u
m, IS, $50 p. m.
nar and Intermediate Stations $50
10, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ladelphia and Intermediate Stations,
m. 800. $50, y. m.
lladelphia and New York, 2.09, a, a.
fillmore and Washington, 12 81, l 10 a
futher Information passengers are
[red to the time tables posted at Tie
%. II. F. KENNEY.
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

Htectton 0 OUcers.--At the regular
meeting Of Hope Council, Mo. ., Jr., o.
U. A. M, on Thursday night the fol-
lowing officers We're elected:
Councillor-J. Hackett.
Vice Councillor-H. Wardell.
Recording Secretary-A. Downward.
Assistant-T. Patten.
Financial Secretary-A. Hanna.
Treasurer--Saml M. Wood.
Warden-A. Winkleman.
Conductor-J. Clatten.
Inside Guard-R. Gilbert.
Outside Gnard--C. Farrell.
Trustees--G. s. Mckee, w. T. Whit
worth, T. Patient.
Representatives to State Council-A'
Downward, n. Patten.
The following officers for Asylum
Lodge, No. %, l. D. Of. have been
elected for the ensuing term;
N. G.-John Hilyard, P. G.
V.G.-Joseph Balance, p. G..
X. S.-Thomas q. Appleby, p. G.
p. S.-J. FL. Appleby, PIG.
Treasurer-James Thompson, p. G.,
Trustees. w. HIlyard, Joseph G..
Wood, g. p. Maroney. s ft s.
W. and o. Committee-J. w. Hilyard
Joseph B. Underwood, Joseph Balance i.
Rep. to Odd Fellows Hall Company
A. Crozier, Sr., p. G..
Rep. to Riverview Cemetery Com
pany-C. p. Maroney.
Lecture on Heat.-Before the boys of
the night school in School No. 8 last
evening, Superintendent Harlan deliver
ed an interesting and instructive lecture
on "Reat." He explained the various
properties and peculiarities of heat, and
illustrated his lecture with a galyanic
battery and numerous interesting ex>
periments, one OF which was making
water boil with snow. The boys were
highly delighted with the lecture and
exhibited the utmost appreciation OF
what was said and shown to them.
The M. s. r. A.-The Moral suasion
Reform Association will hold two public
temperance meetings next week at their
rooms over the Third street market
house. The first one will be held on
Monday evening, and the second on
Friday. The public are cordially invited
to attend, and the ladies are especially
invited.
The association will attend the funeral
of Charles r. Murphy, who met with a
fatal accident yesterda
Robbed ofa Pocket Book.-This morning
a lady, whose name could not be asceri
| tanned, while walking along the King
| street market was robbed OF her pockel
book containing over $13 She was car.
| rying it in her hand. when it was snatch
ed from her,by a man and before she
could see him he had disappeared. Thl.
should be- warning TO the ladies' not tc
carry pocket books in their hands while
walking through the market.
Closing out to quit Business.-F. l.
Frank, 500 Market street, is selliug oui
the entire stock of ladies' cloaks, mil,
linery goods, merino, underware. In
fant's, and children's dresses and cloaks
French and domestic corsets, ladies
undergarments, kid gloves, hair switche,
&C., regardless of cost, to quit business
Fixtures tor sale. dec26-daw If.
Errata.--In setting the local of the an
nual election of the German-Amsricar
Association that appeared in the GA
zETTE of yesterday the compositor omit
ted the name of the Vice-P President, anG
substituted the name of the Secretary
The gentleman who was elected to tn,
position was Capt. A. Hilger.