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The following unexpected testimonial is
from Captain Behm-one OF the oldest inhab-
itants Of New York-whose eminent services
in behalf Of his adopted country won for him
the position OF Government storekeeper at the
important Bonded arehouse Of Messrs. Lam
man & Kemp. AS tender as I've is brave the
Captain has long been known for his devotion
to birds. His large and valuable aviary is the
subject Of much of his attention. No one who
keeps or values bird should fail to read his
experience with Pona's Extract:
NEW YORK,
90 West Washington Place, April u, 1915.
DEAR SIR: On the evening Of Thursday, the
9th inst, one Of my canarles had the misfor-
tune to get his foot caught in one OF the patent
perches OF his cage and was badly injured.
In the morning he was very lame, but as he
kept hopping about on one foot did not con-
slider HIM much hurt. But when came home
in the afternoon found the bird lying on the
bottom OF the cage, unable to stand at all. 1t
then came 10 my mind that Ponds Extract"
which hat been using with SO much benefit
for rheumatism, might do the little canary
good, and so filled Wineglass with the Ex-
tract and put both feet Of the bird in it and to
my delight, after had soaked them for about
FIVE minutes, the bird after being put back in
tho cage, commenced using both legs and
taking its food. which it had not been doing at
all during the twenty -four hours previous. l
applied the Extract asaln later in the even
ing, ana tne next morning, am nappy 10 say,
| that the canary had entirely recovered and is
now as well as ever, sings as usual, and Is no
longer lame, although the foot locks quite
black yet, where 1t was injured.
! thought it might be OF interest to you to
know that Ponds Extract" will affect birds
as well as men lavorably, and as there arc no
doubt many bird fanciers VINO would like to
know this, nave taken the liberty Of address
ing you on this subject. My rheumatism is
certainly improving, but 1 am AFRAID that
will have to continue the use OF the Extract
for some weeks yet / have been suffering too
long IA time to expect an immediate cure, but
am sure that "Poad's Extract will finally do
it. l am yours most truly,
lis. F. w. BENIN.
- COLE, ESQ.,, Maiden Lane, 7.
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State of Ohio, Hamilton County, ss.--Person-
ally appeared before me, the Undersigned, a
Notary Public In and for County and State
Aforesaid, Harry |. Shlnkle and M. V. Sulli-
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In witness whereof have hereunto set m y
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cember, 1877.
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N. V. SULLIVAN, lsEAL.I
In witness whereof,
M. j. PATTON.
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- COLE. ESQ, Maiden Lame, n 7.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
RIFFS SAIL

/
Bv yirtme OF a writ OF Levari Facias to me
directed, viii be exposed 10 public sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHlPLEl ST,
kept BY John j Dougherty in the CITY Of
wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
On WEDNESDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. b. 1878,
ut 2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF piece OF land with a
brick house thereon erected situate in Wash
iugton Village, Christ.ana Hunhred, State Of
Del. now In the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described rs follows 10 viii Beginning
at A point on the sputheTIy side OF the Ken
net Turnpike road ~ feet west Oi the west
side Of Riddle street, nj 80 feet Wide and run.
ming thence by the said side of Turnpike west
erly Is feet 10 corner stake, thence by
new lin parallel with Riddle street southcr-
ly 80 teet Ia another corner and thence east
warlly parallel with the first mentioned line
ur Kennel Turnpike road ls toct to another
corner and thence northsrly ~ iect U the
place of beginning, containing liaO s. Wre
ert more u, less Book B. vol. 7, page "a
No. = All that certain lot or piece OF land
adjoining lot No. ! bounded and described As
follows to wit: Beginning at point on the
snuthtfiy side OF Kennel Turnpike road ~
feet west Of the westerly side OF Riddle street
ut 81 feet wide and running thence by the
said side OF Turnpike westerly Il feet 10 a cor
ner stake northerly and ptralle with Riddle
street 10 feet more or less To "A stake thence In
an easteriy direction u feet more or less to a
stake and thence southerlN and parallel with
Rildle street 50 feet inches more or less tC
the place Of beginning be the contents there
Of what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of Robert Lee, and Agnes his VIE
and t. t. and to be sold by
ISAAC ,iRUBB, Sheriff
Shcrif's 9TH sc New Cast c, DctOb or II. 1878
OCt2l.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
FOURTH EDITION.
WnEIGN NorES.

LosDos, October 27.--The anti-Rus-
sian sentiment In England receives
fresh impulse from current events and
run0rs. tt'
Reports Of an alliance Of Austria,
England and France against Russia are
discredited.
With Schouva valoff as Russian premier,
which is said to be probable, the re-
lations between Germany and Russia
would be strengthened.
The Afghans are actively fortiiysng
All Musjid and manufacturing arms
The Austrian government crisis II
unsssuagsd. A strong effort will be
made in the Reichsrath 10 overthrow
the Andrassy cabinet.
The Clyde iron workers will strike
against the per cent. reduction o.
wages.
A 10 per cent. reduction for the Old
ham, England, cotton spinners has
been decided upon.
The funeral Of Cardinal Cullen at
Dublin, yesterday, was witnessed b,
60, 900 people.
A partial list OF liabilities Of share
holders Of the ruined Glasgow Bank II
published, showing overwhelming ruin
to the victims.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
cIIERIFFS SALE.

y
BY virtue Of a writ of Levari FacIas to me di.
ectcd. will be exposed to Public sale at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
At Newport, f. Christiana Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE 2yTH ID ~ OF OCTOBER, A. u. 1878.
At2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. VIZ
All that certain Plantation farm or trart of
land situated IN Chrstiana Hundred, alote-
said. bounded by the Wilmington and Chris
tiana Turnpike Road, BY the Newport Marsh
Road, by the Christ'ana creek, by land now
or late OF James Magee, lands OF John Brad
ley and Others, containing about one hun.
dred and one acres. be the same or more less
No.2. Also all that certain lot, piece or
parcel Of land situated in the village Of New.
port. in Christiana Hundred, bounded by
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, by lands of heirs OF Richard Shep.
nrdson, deceased, the above described tract
land late Of Alien Thompson and
sheet containing about 3 acres be the same
more or less, with II two story stone house,
stone barn and other buildings thereon erec-
ted.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty of George W, Grubb and kebecca NJ
lirubb his wife and t. I. and to be sold BY
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheri's office, New Castle, October ii, 1878
npt1h
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
For the Republican.
Willsaa Dsss's Isssssasssney.

william Deaa's laseuslsesney.
MEssRs. RDlroRs:--V all the many
candidates now soliciting the suffrage
Of the people Mr. Dean certainly 10 the
most inconsistent. A candidate Of q
party dependent upon the wisksy men
for success, the candidates Of which have
mostly been selected by tho whiskey
ring and yet belching out defiance 10
said ring while at the same time he
refuses the support OF the temperance
men and all others but those whom
Ls chooses 10 term "honest, independent
Democrats" hurlins defiance at all
cliques, parties or rings, whiskey, TEN.
perance or otherwise. II we under
stand him Alright hs would like 10 be
elected but has no settled views on
any question, no principles TO enunci.
ate, no plrgss TO make, but when once In
the Legislature will only represent WIN.
Dean, 4 very small ring, he certainly
has ring on the brain) will do ~ he
plsases regardless Of every body else.
A democrat and not a democrat, a
temperance man and not temperance
man, what Is her What Is he opposed
to and In favor Of and what ders he
represent and by voting for him what
do you vote fors These are pertinent
questions to be decided by honest vot-
ers Of New Castle County on the 9Th Of
next November. II Mr.. Deans success
is dependent upon the votes OF "honest
independent Democrats" hs most GER
tainly will be- elected to stay at home
for these will be like angels visits few
and far between"
Had he the manliness and courage to
publically declare against a free
liquor license law and In favor Of tenn
p.ranes legislation he wonld probably
i~ elected, but as he now stands be-
fore the public on no side Of any
question he most probably will be cleo
ted to stay at home.
His position before the public Is very
much like economies creed We have
heard Of who preached to his congrega-
ton "you can and you can't; you shall
and you shan't, you'll be damned IL
you do and you'll be damned II you
don h."
Mr.. Dean will most likely find TO his
sorrow whea too late that his bidding
defiance, quarreling with everybody's
policy does not meet with the approba
tion Of the people. Yours, &C.,
| CONSISTENCY.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
SEWING MACHINES.
A GENTS WANTED
n IN WILM NGTON
For The Davis sewing Machine.
q. PENNYPtCKEk X CO.,
4 - prtn 4.

Merchants and dealers or any competent
business man We wish to arrange with some
good respons BILE party to handle our sewing
machines in this section OF the state. and TO
The right parties, will give general agency,
and the best terms direct from the manuiao-
tory. This will not conflict with other KINDS
Of Legitimate business, but add an additional
attraction o 1t. The machine istthe best In
the world. Has no equal AS far as merit Is
concerned II received the highest gold medal
at the Centennial Exhibition over all Com
petitors for simplicity, durability and for the
largest range and variety OF work. The light
simply impossible tor any other machine to
duplicate the work done on this,and It entire
does away with bastihg. + or particulars ad-
dress Davis SEWING MACHINE Co.
-, =. WATERTows, N. Y.
or VIM JOHNSON, OxSoRD, Pa.
ctl-1mdAw.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
CdERIFF'S SALE

x dERlFF SALE
BY virtue OF "A writ Of Leyari Facias to Inc
d rected. will be exposed to Public Sale at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. SN SHlPLEI ST.
Kept by John J. Dolghcrty. in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d., '7S
At2U'clOck, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF lani situate
In the city Of Wilmington, having tHo.story
brick dwelling thereon erected, bounded and
described Us tuIlOws. to wit: Beginning at
the northerly side Of Front street, at the dis
lance Ui III feet westerly from the westerly
side ui Nanl}ureu street. at II corner OF jacob
,,inn"x's land, thence thereby northerIy
parallel to VauBurCn street, " feet to the
southeriy side OF 3b% feet wide alley, thence
thereby westerly parallel to Front street. 10
.eet to stake thence SOU hcrly parallel to
iarri son street 60 teet to the side oi Front
street, aforesaid, and thence thereby easterIy
10 ieet to the place OF beginning, bc the con
tents thereof what it may,
Seized and taken in execution AZ the pro,
pery of Eliza Harris and Mary Harris and
terrl tenants ard to be sold by
Is AAC GKUBB. Sheriff,
Sheriff office, New Castle, October II, 1873
OctHl
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
smERIrr.s sALEs.
IERIrr-s SALE.

CHERIrrs SALE.
By yirtus Of writ Of Ais. Lsvah Facias %
me directed, will b exposed 70 public SALE -
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sai sHIPLEY ST.,
kent BY John J. Doughsrty In the city Of VII.
mington, New Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE End DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D.lsIs.
at 2o'clock, p. M,
the following described real estate, yiI All
those three certain lots, pieces or parcels Of
land, with the frame dwellings thereon erec-
led. situate In the city Of Wilmington, boun-
ded and described as follows ~ vii
No. 1,--Beginning at point on the caster
ly side oi Church street between stll ana YIN
streets, at the distance OF 81 ieet IRON tne
northerly side ofsth street, thence easteiiy
uaraliel with sth street, 100 II. to stake,
thence northeriy parallel with Church at, as
II, to another stake, thence westerly parallel
with slh vt. 100 II. to the aforesaid side oi
Church st.. and thence Herewith seutberiy ~
II. 10 the place Of beg .nninY, DO the contents
thereof what tley may, win TWO two-storeu
frame dwelling houses thereon, Book >. vol
!. page al3 NC. ,..,,v .,a. =,
Logan's Court st. - II, vide leading from
the Wilmington and Ghrlstiana turnpike
Road TO the Philadelphia. Wilmlngssn and
baltimore railroad and at the distance OF 10
II, easterly from Nancy e.. a, corner ol lana
formerly Of W. T.. Moore, thence Dortheriy
with taid Moore's line parallel With stid turn
bike Ss II. to line Of land late Of John Hedges,
thence with his line easterly parallel Win Lo.
gan,s Court u feet TO stake, IN line oi
| land late of John Finn. thence southerly
parallel with the first mentioned line os icei
| 10 the aforesaid side OF l.ogans court. thence
| ihsrewith westerly 45 feet tc the place oi bt.
ginning, be the contents thereof what thet
| NAV. subject nevertheless To ground rent OF
! tf,een dollars, with two-stofied iraine mes
suage thereon Book j, vol. =, page las, &C
| No 3-Bevinning at a point on the soutii'
erly side OF Ninth street between Mhlisoh
and Monroe streets, at the distance Of 2oo iee'
westerly from the westerly side Of Madison
street. and 70 feet westerly from the westerly
side OF Monroe street q corner ior 0thei iahu
Of the said y. J. Horn, thence with said Horn
land southerly parallel with Madison street
| 10 feet to a stake, thence westerly ana parai
| lel with Ninth street II feet 10 stake In line
of land of John McCaiierty, thence along
| aid McCaiierty's line northefiy ana parallel
with Madison street 20 feet 10 the said side o.
| Ninth street, and thence Herewith easteriy
| II ieet to the place OF beginning, be the con
tents thereof what they may. Hook X, vol.
! page 1856, &c. ..,t 49, ho
property ul solomon j. Horn and Hugh Nc
| t1anerfy and Ann Mel cClufierty, I. is, and u
| he sold by ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
Shegih's Office New Castle, October ID, 1878
! nrtis
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28

directed, Will bo exposed to Public Sale, at
the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, Appoquinlmink Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE llTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1878.
at2 o'clock, =. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All those two following described tracts,
pieces and parcels OF land situated In Apo
uuinimink hundred in the County of New
Castle, and State Of Delaware, to wit:
No Is tract OF land called and known by
The name OF the Cornilius Walker Farm,
bounded AZ follows Beginning at a stone in
the centre OF the road leading from Blackbird
TO Flening's Landing, corner Tor JOSEF h
fleming. Esq, and In the line Of the Home
Farm. and running from thence with the cen
ire OF said road north II degrees 40 minutes
west 10 g. 10 perches to a stake west side OF
said road corner Tor the Home farm, thence
with the west side OF said road south ~ de.
grees west l. pcrches TO II stake in the centre
Of said road corner for Gideon T.. Hukill,
hence with the line OF said Hukill and centre
OF said road south 81 degrees west 81 perches
to Ike in the line of said HukilI AMI a
corner Tor Abraham l}ratten, thence with the
line of said Bratten north ~ degrees west
1873 blu perches to stake in the road leading
rom Taylor 4 Brlugs corner lOF olneT lhnus VI
A'raham Bratten, thence with the same
north IS degrees thirty minutes east las 2-lO
ierches to stake In the line OF Abraham
Brllten aul corner OF Joseph Fleming,
Esd in cleared land, from thence with the
line Of the said Joseph Fleming south I de-
srees 10 minute, west lab perches to the stone
and place ui beginning, containing III acres
and 81 square perches Of land be the same
more or less, together with "A log and weather
board dwelling house. frame stable, barn, &c
The second tract Of land begiuning at
! large cedar stake near the west side OF the
| Cedar swamp corner for Jacob Stats and
James Rogers and running from there with
/ the line the said Jacob Stats south % de-
/ grees west 30 perches and 7l0 to Il large cedar
/ post corner Tor said Jacob Stats and certain
! NJ, Jones land south II degrees Al minutes
east by an Old line Of markell trees ~ 5-lO de
grees to corner post corner for SAID Jones
! and Daniel Corbit, thence with said Dihlel
COrbt, south II degrees 80 minutes east li3
( tprches to a large corner post OF said Daniel
| Corbit thence north % degrees ~ minutes
east 81 5 10 perches toa large cedarp post
theme by an old line Of marked trees north II
degree. west with the line OF James Roger
! l94 perchcs to the stake and place OF begin
! ming. containing 80 acres and 100 square
pcrches be the & Inc, more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
crty Of Jacob Richardson aud Mary j., his
wife, ana t. t. and to be sold by
ISAAC GHUBB. Sheriff,
Sheritl's office, New Castle, Oct. 18th, 1873
Oct2b
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28

VNOR SALE.-One OF the best dairy an
i grain Farm in the State. Situate !
New Castle Hundred, about miles from VII
miHgtUn, on the State rOau. within mile" ol
= stations on Delaware Railroad Contain
tug le3 acres If land, good and susceptible oi
Improvement. This farm now pays per cent
with Taxes and Insurance. A never hiliue
stream OF sprihg water iuns through the lio
prty watering all the fields. Large lawn IN
ont Of dwelling. large barn and all necessary
Duildidgs. This farm VIII be sold very cheaI
tappiied for soon J. W. W iITENAN.
sep2s-lil JAM
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
The Great Variety Store
OF
ADAMS H. ROTH Il Il,
5O6 MARKET ST. sos

A LARgEAND VARIED STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY AND NOJI0
BOOTS AND SHOES
TfNWARE,
GLASSWARE, CARPETS, RUGS,
FLOOR TABLES, STAIR OIL CLO1Ha
"D " CUTLERY, SPOONS
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA AND GLASS VASES NC
FIGURES. CUPS AND SAUCEks
BABY CARRIAGES IN LARGE HARl1iEa
Doll Carriages. Boys Veiocepedes, Express ana
Goat Wagons, w WheeibdrroDs.
ALSO THE LARGEST VARIETY Cf
War, China and Patent Dolls In the Sfate'-
Croquet, Base Balls and Bats.
Purchasers wouid find II to their advantage 10 T.
i've US a call dhd examine our udrtefy ~ gooo'
pe can and giH sell With the chedpea.
ADAMS h BROTHER,
6O6 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, del.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28

NOR SALE-A Good Frame House, with
about X an acre Of land, g rooms, good
cellar and good well Of water. Terms $2oo
cash, S3Oo to remain 8 years. Alsoa IA acre
farm in Penca er Hundred, Near Frazer's
Corner, on which Is Il Frame House and sta.
BILE, all tilIable land. produced 20 bushels Of
wheat to the acre this last season. Terms
500 cash, balance " remain ~ years Very
cheap. Apply 70 JNO. W. WATERMAN,
Real Estate Agent. sepl8tilljanld&w
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
Illkb EDITION.
ANOTM n sODY EoUUD.
II h discovered II the Drsnay.
wiae-The Cerpse Unideatined. :

II In discovered In the Brandy.
wine-The Csrpse Unidestiaed. :
Abou. eight O'Clock on Sunday morn.
ing as James Farrell and William Tay-
lor were walking In the vicinity OF the
railroad bridge they discovered what
they supposed to be a body lying In
tie mud at the waters edge. They
procured boat a d discovered their
suppositions to be correct. The body
was bought ashore at the railroad
bridge ana the coroner was notified,
The MAJ was short in stature and
heavy built, grey and bushy chin
whisk, rs; dressed in III ie overalls, dark
pants we'll worn. blue hanuel shirt,
dark coat and coarse heavy boots. In
the pockets were husking peg, Il
couple of clay pipes, plug OF tobacco
and some other trivial articles
He was about sixty years of age. lie
had evidently been in the water for
some time, as decomposition had set in.
The features were much discoiored,
and when found his hand was laid on
his breast, and between his fingers was
clutshed halfsmoked cigar, showing
that death had overtaken him when 1t
was little expected. The body was
brought to Fox's ,norgue where it no"
lies aw lifting recognition.
An inqu IT was held last evening
but az there was 40 evidence revealing
tho identity If the deceased, the jur,
adiour1ed until 7.30 this event ng.