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The Morning herald., 1878-06-17

up a drift on the Della.
IN ware River, part of a raft of Hemlocs
VIZ. REaNEy.
junt5.f New Castle, Delaware.
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NOTICE.-50 new shares of the Working.
~ mems Loan Association are now Of
fered, and may be tai en- any time. Call
day and evening on
GEO. C MARIs. sec,
Evening ofice hour f om7 TO s.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17

NJ NOTlCE.--lHAhLES n / lB, " ii LIE
IN aALE and retail manu- aciurer OF rure
lea Bream Of all havors. Excursions p c.
pics festivals d. furnished at the lowest
rates. All orders by mall promptly attend.
ed tn Cream can De had at all times at
stalls "a, So and SS City Ma, ket house or
residence, corner 9Th and Orange Street,
les n CHARLES KYLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05
TCommunicated-1 ]

NBssps. EDIroRs III see BY the VII.
ntnrton papers that cssl oil has been found
psotruding from . rock in . cellar. You
ssats that |, said coal oil ought to exist
,aboat Wilmington. To explain, as you
have mentioned my name, I will give my
rsasens for making such observations !;
Several years ago, when vas boy, l
lsarI an old citisen Of Wilmington say that
their was tradition got from the Indians
that there was stone coal deposits near
Wilmington, of the bituminous kind, that
h to say, soft coal; that the Indians would
not reveal the secret, and all the Indians
moved away; that persons prospected for
the coal, and that, whilst so doing, one
party found the Jones' lime stone quarry.
I have n, doubt thst there Is great deposi
Of esal between Wilmington and Lancaster,
and east OF the Blue Ridge, probably from
the Delaware to the Susquehanna, and this
oil in the cellar in Wilmington comes up
through leak or crack In the rock. How
Sver, sink al artesian we'll, and 1t will soor
clear up the mystery As to what oil re-
Aners say prove nothing, for it is Just as
easy to form one kind Of oil in the ear. b
% another. -..
SAMUEL TOWNsEND.
Townsend, March 4sh, 1878.
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SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Pub ic
Sale, at the lafayette Hetel, "a Shipley
street, kept by Geo. W. Ortiip, in the ity
of Wilmington, new Castle County. De-
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of March, 1873.
at O'Clock, P. M, TIE following d-scribea
teal Esta' e Viz All those two certain lot
or D eces ofland rituate in the CITY OF VIII.
mington, county aud State aforesaid
bounded as describe as follows, to wit: Be
ginning at corner stake on The west side
Of Market st., at 40 IT. 8 in. broad. the sam.
beiug a corner OF lot ,r part OF lot
VIII CT Job Harvey and wife sod and con-
veyed to John Hill, and now OF avid
Chandler. thence with his line north IS
degrees W st and passing throu Sh the mid
die u the gable end wall Of the said
navid Chandler's brick me-suage 66 feet 10
to the said David Cha d!er's stake III the
middle distance betw. en- Market an
5hipley sts,, thence with the said mddle
distance an t. e line OF land formerly Of
Mary Harvey, deceased, north 80 degre S,
east q bout IS # 10 in to co ner stake of y
lot or part OF = lot which lob Harvey and
wife sod and conveyed to John Higgins
and now OF G. Green, thence wife that line
south and passin! tbr ugh the middle OF
| the south east gable end W I'll OF 'he said G..
Green's Brick NJ ssuags 68ft to Market at
| hence dow Ma vet st., sou h 30 degrees
west dUOu' ZOlL III. W ille pli' eDl DSklu
uing, containsng within said bounds by
computat ion I705 feet o Isnd, be the same
more or less, with four story brick store
thers on erectt d.
| Also, No. Q Beginning alta stone on the
east aide Of Shi aley St, corner Of lot f"r.
merly Of John Hayes and now of d Chan
| fler. thence north 81 degrees east 10 #
in, by shipley st. to q stake, theL ce south
| IS degrees east to the middle distance be-
| tween Market and Shipley sts., hence
with middle distance s lu'h 80 degrees
west 20 # 8 in by the line f'rmeriy ofJohp
hayes, afterwa' DIS Anu L'timer's let to 8
stake. thence with the same north % de-
erees west to the p ace OF beginning, be the
contents within said bounds what they
may, with 'hr story BRICK house there
on erected. Book l., vol 0 pa e IL DC.
| Seized and t.. ken in execution as the
property of William Silver and Eliza J.
his wife, and, Robert Pye and VIM. X. Os'
mond, tits, and o bs sold by
| ISAAC 8RUBB Sheriff.
sherins ONCE, New Castle, February 20
A. D., 1878
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NHERIFF'S SALn.

By virtue OF q writ OF Lsvari Facias to
me dire ted. will be exy 'osed to public sale,
at the 4 afaye to Hoto', S4l 'hioley street,
scot by George W. Ortiip, in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
en-
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of March, 1878
st2 o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate, viz
All those three certain lots, piece or
parces OF land. with the frame dwellings
thereon erected. situate III the city Of VII
mington. bounded aud described as TO-
lows to wilt;
NO. I--Beginnipg at a point on the cas-.
erly side OF Church street betw cen Eighth
and Ninth streis, at the distance of 81 feet
from the norther side Of Eighth street
then ce easteriy par .llel with Eighth street
100 feet to stake. thence northerly parallel
with Church street, 80 feet to another sta" Q
one huudred 4 ct to the aforesa de Of
Church street, aud thence therewih b south
cry SS feet to the place Of beginning, be
the contents thereof that whey may, with
Two twu-st ried fr me dWsiling houses
thereon Book y, Vol. 7, Page 3la DC.
No. I,-Eeg nning on the northerly side
of L. gsn's Court a street. 20 feet wide lead
Ing from the Wilmington and Christiana
Turnpike Road to the Philadelphia, Will
mi gtpp and Baltimore kailroa1 ard st
the distance of Is fee, easterly from Nancy
street at a corner Of Ian forme" of W.
E.M oore thence northeriy with s. idMOores
linz parallel with said turnpike 68 feet to =
line OF land late of Jphu Gedses, thence
| with his line easterly parallel with Logan'a
Court As ct TO q stake, IN = line or land
| late IT John Finn, thence iuthe ly paral-
| lei with he G irst mentioned line 68 feet tu
| 1he aforesaid side of LOgan's G urt. and
| theuce herewith westerly 45 feet to the
| pls ce Of BEGINNING, be the c"nten thereof
| VIII IL they may. (su 'Jact never'h. less "a
! ground rent fifteen dollars) with Two
| s,oried frame messuage thereon. Book s.
Vol. s, Page 15i, DC.
| No 3-Beginning at point on the south.
| erly site OF ninth street between Madison
! and n on oe stree a. at the dis 'aHce of got
| re westerly from the Yves erly side 81
| Madison street and rs feer westerly IRON
| the westerly side OF M ROW street . c.,rnel
| for other lapd OF th- sA d X. j. 9orn, thence
! with said Rorn's land soltheri@ para e
! with Madison street. 70 feet to q stake
| hence westerly snd parallel with Nj! til
street IA feet to q stake in line of land O
! fer VS. line norther'y and parallel " tE
Madison street, 20 feet to the sa d side o.
Ninth street, and thence Herewith =. ste, ly
IA fe-t to the plsca Of reg nntrg. be the con-
tents thereof what they may. BoCk r.
Vol. 8, Page 36S, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF solomon Horu aad Hult
| McCafferTy and Ann McCla0srty, t. g
| and to be sold by
| ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
Sheritrs 0ffice, New Castle, Feb. 20, 1878
| T. 25- s.
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PEABOSY HOTEL.

The large and elegant b otel has been re-
Gently fitted in the most exquisite style by
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises per. onal supervis' on
over every article OF food which comes
into the Stewards department before it 10
tiven out to the cooks Milk and other ar
ticles OF diet are reg ularly Inspected: hence
mo- withstandihg the large number Of guests
not . single c,se Of disease has occurred,
and the invalid RECEIVERS With remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
y nrst- class Hotel into q sanctuary Of
health instead OF q pest-house Of disease,
as is frequently the case with Hotels. He
has the most experienced Managers, az
tsntive WaiLs"s and scientific Cooks who
satsr 10 the comfort, hea tn and happiness
Of the guests, instead Of the passions and
morbid sppetites. The charges are in keep
Ing with toe times, being 81 per day for a
rsom and three meals Rooms withou.
D Ard, from 80 cents to 81. Weekly board
from t6 to S2. Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. Seven meal tickets for 81.
Oper day and night-the cars run nins
eHet the door convey passengers to or from
ahy Of De dspsts, sr any part Of the city.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05
- CURES DlSESsEs Of M
IKRQkl, lungs, LIVER & BLOOD.

In the wonderful medicine to which the afllict-
ed arc above directed for relief, the discnvere.
believes he has combined in harmony a. ere :
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
God has ins.illed into the vegetable Kingdom
for healing the sick, than were ever before COM
b!ned in one medicine. The evidence Of this fact
is found In the great variety OF most obstinate
diseases which il has becr found TO conquer. III
The cure of RrOmchiI Severe Coughs
and the early stages OF COnsumptiOn, II hn,
astenished the medical faculty, and eminert
physicians pronounce it the greatest medical
est COughs, II strengthens 10 system and puriA
fies the blood. ~ Its great and thorOusb
blood purifying properties, It cures all HUI
IN ore, from the worst Sc rfuia to a common
BIotch, Pimple, or Eruption. Mercuriaf
disease, Mineral Poieons, and their effects, arc
erallcated, and vigorous health and @ sound
constitution established. ErysipeIas, Salt
ski, IA short all the r5tnerous diseases caused
BY bad blood, are eorG dered by this POWERFUL
purifying, and inviEGrating medicine.
If You feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal.
low color of skin or yellowish brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste in mouth Internal heat or chills alter
mated with hot fushes, low spirits, and gloomy
foresodings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated. you are suffering from Torpid Liver.
silver CoInpIai nt'' only part Of lhe.e
s~Wptoms are experienced. As q remedy for
all such cases. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery has no equal, as it effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by u. ". PIERCE, M. D., e>ls
Prorrietor, at the WORLDS DIsPREsARss
Dulao, n. Y.
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cit seems as II l should cough my head
on is sometimes the inpatient exclama
ton of suf rer from severe Gugh.
Quell the paroxysms with Ha'e's Honey o
Horenound anJ Tar. the relief IN imme-
,iia'e an the cure certain. ; old by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothashs Drops ssrs In one
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05

1o'clccs, P. M,
The following described Raar Estate. viz :
AIl that certain tract of land situate in
App> >uuinimink Humid ed, Few Castle
Tuuty, Aforesaid, and particularly do
sdribed as follows, viz: Beginning at 2
stake in the main branch of Black bird
Creek, corner for thess premises and iands
Of Colen Ferguson. thence with said land
II sstd Ferguson nor h IS degrees 4s min
ntes west Il, perch. s, IL, a sake, cnrner for
land Of said ferguson, the ce with the
same nor b 4S de. rees east I4S perches TO a
black oak stumc with q stone IN u. corner
for land OF ssid Fergu on and heirs Of Arm
Weldin. thence with land Of said Weld1n
heirs north 81 degrees 2l minutes east
60 go perches TO q stake in the road Lead
ing from Blackhird to Middletown: them cp
with the mf de of said road about 20
perches to the land Of the heirs OF I"hn
Ginn. deceased. thence wi h the same
snuthwesteriy ahont 1S0 pArrhes to a ston n
corn. fr and Of said Gnn's heirs and
susan Wright. thence VII said Wrt"hfN
land north 81 degrees, 81 minutes wes'
I32 7 10 perches to q s.aee e thence with Ia ID
nj q deon E ~ar'ow. the following thr g
courses and distances south I8 degrees C
minutes east l02 2-lO perches tn stake
south 1Sdegreas east ~ porches TO sto e.
and south a deer es 70 miputes west 2s4 II
ware Railroad, thence with said Railroad
ou b 20 de~rees 10 inutes east 15a rerches
to the middle OF the road running from
B'ackb bird t. the evels, thence with the
middle Of said road about 14S 40 perches t.
| a stake, CORNER f,r land of W.n. r. Evans
| thence north q degrees T5 minutes east
| IS & 10 perches and north SO degrees Il min
utes east Is perches to the middle 4 the
main branch Of Blackbird Creet, and
| thence with the several courses the-eo
about 90 pe-chfs. 10 the place of beginning
/ cOntain'pr three hundred and sixty two
| a1,es Of land more or less. Up"n th'
above property rera are two sets Of bui'd
Iirgs one set -c"nVistirP of a twn-story
dwaIlius house with one and a-half tory
i erauary; also, frame stable and wagOr
house. Nth poult house; also a small
tenant house. The other set con sisiug of'
ltwo-stOry dwelling houec with one ant
AHA story kitchen att"ched, frame bar
\ % nv 20 feet. twH stories nigh, pon'tr.
| house. &c. Upon the ahnva property thnr
are erect cd at R1ack htrd Station dwelling
house two stories high with kitchen at
| h I'd. s'orehHuses, end other onthutld
liags Upon 'h+ rrer ises also are To-
n a ch orchards with small fruits of goose
berrie., black berries and raspber les
sezei and taken in ex cu 10" rs the pro
.ertV of Ann r. ord FIX: cn vi = cf Josepl
A Lord, decoaced. and surviving mort
Gag ,r OF J scph A ford and An, hi
wife, ard Jo' eph Alphe"s ord Vi-aini
Lord, Cord liza. wife C"'en Furgusor
Anna Lord, Emma Lori. Ella LORI
Fixl lord Slaughter OF theodore Lord. dc
Q ase', \ sol. Of 80 h A. Lord, decease
devises of the s~id Joseph A. Lord. d.
cea"ei and is, nd to be sold by
ISAAC GRUR7, sherif,
sheriff's Of1cs New Castle March |, ls1$
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05

CrOaking 10 not confined to the frog
ponds At this season al ost everybody is
ooarse. The bleating Of distressed lungs is
every where. Why is ttis, when Ha'e's
Honey Of Horehou1d and Tar will cure
a"y cough, col Gr hoarseness in 4S hours /?
Sold by al Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drop are In one
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05
PEOPLES COLUMN.
NsRHspONDEvcs.

Tspostortb We will give , column eally
SIeorrespondshcs upsq any proper sooJoc'
for discussion. II is expected that commI-
11sstions 90 be written on one sioe only
of the paper, and accompanied VIE tae
name of tho writer. The HshLp hot 10
'ss considered ~ endorsing or being 10 any
way responsible for the opinion OF sorfss-
Dondentein this column. @t'
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05
SHERIFF SALES.
= h h.lslrF s SALE.

~ h hhnSlrF s SALE.
By v'rlue Of writ of Levari Facias to
me direc cd, will be exposed to pubic sale
at the Lafayette Hole 8H Sbipley street,
kept by George u. .Ortiip, Ia tho City OF
Wilmington, ,r ew CasCle county. Delaware.
on
"WEDNESDAY. the Is h day Of March, 'S7S
at 2 ,'clcck p u, ~#|
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot or parce' OF land with
a two .ory frame house thereon erectt d
situated IN the city OF Wilmington, ,hnnnded
to the no Inward b. the middle distance
BET weeu Queen Hanover streets, to tie
ives ward b, Tatnall street 10 the north.
wa rd by Hanover srreet, and to the east
a. d nd n. r Inward by a lot held by J0hu
FLETCHER on ground rent, he the conten ts
th~r of what they may. book \, vol. g.
page 42l, &c.
perty of Patr CA Campbell and Caroline E.,
his wife, and s, and to be sold by s.re,
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle. Feb. 70, 1878.
Feb 2j-ls
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05

C.ansn FArrar said recently that Glasgow
is the most drunken ely In the most drunk.
en country in the world.
A lalegrsn has been received by Mr.. Col.
ms, dated Perna ambuco, stating that the
. sansr ksrcedits passen obidos on the 12h
ult. Obidos is on the Amazon river. obcu,
40 miles from Para.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05

tho following described Real Estate, VIZ:
Al that c,r ain Iof OF land with two
str,ly b-Hck dwelling house thereon, Sill
uate Ia the city Of Wi mington, bounded
ana described aI fellows. to wit: Beginning
a the we tor side of Jackson St ct re
tween Linden aud Maple street at tn, CEN
ire of the ptrty wall b tween this and the
adj ,ini house on The south a; d ~ I e
distance Of SO ieet from the norrheriy side
OF Maple street. therce wes er'y through
the centre Ut said wall aud paiall>l t.
Maple street, IS teet inches !. corner,
the ce nor herly parallel to Jackson str Ell
Is fee 20 = CO ner, thence eas erly parallel
to the first III en- tiob eo line and Maple sire I
through the cen re Of an alley between this
and tae adjoining DWELL of John q
Crossley on the north IS fest inches to the
afor.e,1d we ,t-rly side Of Jackson street,
and 1h"nce the teby southerly IL feet to the
lace of peI inning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
ae zed ard tsken in e1 ecution as the p o.
rerfy Of Charles Manuel and elizabeth his
vile, AZ d tits, and to be sod by
ISAAC 9RUB8, Sheriff.
sherifrs Office, New Castle Feb 20, ls7.
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KIDNAPPING NEGR OEs.
4 CHARGE THAT sourHlRE NHhess Arr
MADE CUBAN SLAVES.

A correspondent at Washington says:
THE alleged kidnapping of negroes from
tAe Southern States, with heir deportation
and sale In Cuba and elsewhere as slaves.
" 'eh resulted in the confidential mission
Of Mr.. Leonard, of louisiana, TO the Cap
tain General of Cuba, was reported to the
Government BY special agent OF the late
Iior Dors rtnens employed in the Southern
Sts,As. L. now turns out th t = resident OF
Savannah, Ga, 10 alleged to have made
svsrurss 70 this agent 10 snter into this
ssn.rAbssd trade with him. Sailing vessels
were 70 have been chartered to trade from
savannah and other southern ports lad'n
~ith whatever csrgoss could be procured
With ballast, II necessary. These vess lie
were to bs manned BY much larger crews
kAau wsrs aetually necessary. The ignor>
ant character 81 the southern negro and the
payment of bounty or advance money for
tie trip was sufficient inducement, and it
was designeo that the vessels should return
70 Northern port in the United s'stes'
manned by new crews picked up from The
idle sailors and landsmen in the ports where
they discharged their living ss well Is their
material freight. Is 10 alleged that this Is
not merely . newly proposed enterprise, but
that It has been already carried on to q
small extent from Southern ports"
The Morning herald., 1878-03-05
WEDNESDAY, the ,t'h d.v OF March lS7sat
2o'olock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:

All that certain lot or piece oflar d with q
brick messuage t. ere erected. situate N
the city Of Wilmington bounded ard de,
tue tersectlon OF the norther,y sid Of
SIKH g rett with the easterly side Of Mad
i.on 81 eel. then"e ea.terly al ng ali sid
of six h su eet 50 feet tn a stake, ,heuce
northet tly and parallel with Madison street
10 fert to stas 9, thence westerly parallel
with Sixth street so feet to the said side Of
Mndis rect, and thence Herewith
srutberly I6 feet to he pl ce Of beginning
coniaininl eight cundred te@t Il lana more
or less Book V. Vol page 102 &c.
Seized and tax Ell In execui,n n as the
property of William Silver aud Eliza ] /,
his wife, ard Charles H. Groves, F. Groves
David Chambers and LYDIA Chambers, t 8,
end to be Id by
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The following described Real Estate. vi,

The following described Real Estate. viz :
All that certain lot nr piece Of land VITA
q three sto.y brick house thereof erected
knewn az the NV sshihgton House" situ-
ate u the City II w liningt on, county aud
tate, aforesaid. bounded and described as
fol ows, to VT: rcGinning on IN west
erlt side o. Market S. at the dls'ance o;
43 feet 10 inche, f"oI the mort er y side
Uf second greet thence passing by The
outs de ot he houthsry gable wall OF the
Brick Messuage or Tavern House about 70
feet inches to the back corner OF the
hous A. feet inches ( ON Il nsrlh side
OF second street, then ce wester Y and par
allel to second street about = fest TO ths
ca telly ri e OF Shi ~ treet, there with
The same northerly II eet6h 'ncnes lhet ce
ee.lery paraii' 20 ec.tnd street III feet
incnes to The af .Iesald: side OF NJ rkeC s.,
theme dowu tn same .Outhefiy 4 feet ~
inche t. the pl.ce Of beginning be !he cor
terLs thereof what they may Book z, vol.
8, page LIS, &c,
Sc q anG taken IN xecutior as the pro
perry of william Silver AID Eliza j., his
wife, End jos H opes and Aanie 40 p-s,
t. It's AID to be sold by
ISAAC CRUZ Sheriff
shertf's Office, New Castle, Feb o 1878.
feb26-ts
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CaERIFF's SALE.

SaERIFFs SALE.
By virtue of writ Of Levsri Facias
TO me directed will be exposed to pub Tic sa e
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipey street
kept by Geo. ~. Ortltp In the CITY Of WI
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day ofMarch, 1878,
at 2 O'Clock P. M.
The following described real g tate. viz:
Az that certain lot or piece of land, with
a three story brick building & thereon ected
~ituated in The city Of Wilmington, bouud-
ed and described as follows to wit: Begin
ming on the nortberly side of Twelfth street
at the distance of SO feet from the easferly
side Of Washington street, the%ce norther-
ly parallel to Washington street, 100 feet TO
southerty side ola 20 fset wide street,
extending from Washington r. ct to West
street. thence eastery along said side OF
said street and parallel to Twelfth street 81
feet to a stake, thence sontherly parallel to
Washington street 100 feet 10 the said side
fTwelfth STR ct and thence thereby weat-
arly 30 feet to the place OF beginning, be
the con tents thereofwhat they may, with
the privilege Of the use Of the Aforesaid &c
| 'eet VIDE street in co mon with others en-
tiled the reto forever.
Seized and TAX en- Ia execu Ion as the
| property Of Mahlon p tol se' bu' land Ell
l len j his wife, and to be sold Ly
ISAAC CRU sB. Sheriff.
| sheriffs Cffice. New Castle, Feb. 20 1878
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DENTISTRY.
MEDICAL.

I\R. FITLEk's VEGETABLE RHEU-
~ MATIC REMEDY.-ls the perscr1p.
Hon of one OF Philadeiphia's eldest pnysi-
clans, and 10 guaranteed to cure rhenma.
tism, neuralgis, seiatioa, pain, Back.sche,
DC. Or money refunded, by fnvtgora tinR
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
traliBins poisonous deposits in the system
By merit 1t has become o standard med i.
cine, Suffering and money sayed by usetpe
II in time. Remember that LT, Filter ia
the only physician In Amcrica devoting
70 years to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. 46 South FoC!S-
street.
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I-1sn's'l s''-sss' 1.--Rd-'s'a-a ''ai'''''sis
RAILROADS.

iDHILADEI.f .f.1 IA, VII Nj AGtoS AM
II BA! TtTr't II it4A ILkUA
= NoyrJllb, r 2Sh tS7.
Trains will isav, " NiiIingDnu az AolloWs
Ssiladslphia srtl !, 90 .,ediate stations,
655, 10. s9t Vat. % W. a. n. ~, ie1.
sb,lsdeiph,a and New York, 2G9, s "A q N,
IL ~, Il 40. 5 d5 p IN. %
}s.idnoo or2 aIai .atsr1nediato STATIONS, ~
Ialtintors and Washington IL 81, III, W.
ana. ii, u ~, 500, p m
Trains for delaware Division leave Tor
New CaRtle = a., D II, m, Is, III p. m:
Nyomiap and intsrmediate stations . ~
D.l,nhy and Inter mediate stations. Q 10,
.. NJ. Is, p. m. ,,,,s
Ph lsdel lhia and intermsuiate stations
ps,!s,easie i! S ~ and y d.W W. York. 90, "A M
Bsltiraore aud Washington. IL t.. IL m.
For further Information passengers are
referred 70 the time tables posted ut the de-
I'd lGna,,y a.FKENNEY. su, t.
fSHAHaE OF WILMI NGTON
IL WESTERN hAILROAD--Comm memo
ng i'huraday Dec 4. 1876, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wi mington 10 10 M. and BOP m
&c sve ianden burg 9 IS m and ~ p, m.
Arrive At Wilmington 7 So IN, and ~
pm. ,o
Arrive Al Lsndenbers at Ii IA. and 4C
p. m.
UONNECTIONs.-Tr leaving Landen'
oery at 6.3s o. IN. WITH rain for PhliadeI-
phia at 8 10 am.
Train leaving Wilru inRtOn l0D N
with rrain leavin. Philadelphia at !. 10 M
and pennsy yivaRiaand Delaware train leav.
ing Ian ndep berg ut ! 10 r.. m.
Train Leaving Lanjenbers at SO p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware TIRE Il, and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila
at 4 81 p. NJ.
Train leaving wilmington Al $50 P NJ
with train les -inx rhilAdelphta ~ = Is p
nn. y. CONNELL Sur