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TALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A superb selection for Gentlemen's Dress
and Street Wear received and ready for In *
spectiOn. and offered at fair prices. 50
Respectfully request the continued faTOrs w
Of my patrons and the public generally. -a
F.J. HEIBERGER,
CITIZENS ARMY d NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR,
$50 10Th street,
e6r14-u COrcOr4i Building,
PEADY-aADE SHIRTS.
Mems unfinished shir:s, 60 cents: Of Wsmsutsa
muslin, 70 cents. Finished. 70 cents; OF Wam-
snttS muslin. SO esnts. Boys Shirts, Ii, 12k and
lS-ineb, ut so cents unfinished, and "a seou n1.
tzhed, OF NADBdtta cotton.
SdIRTs TO ORDER.
Tbs best shir:a st g. %; second g. IL. 75 81. 50,
IL 70 and u each: Eft Always warranted. Best
kply Linen CoIars, for 81, special bargain;
sthsrs, g for 81 Linen Ours Us eents per pair;
aauze UnderehirtS; Lisle Thread 90, Novelties In
EecETexy And Hosiery.
TH9MPsUN's SHIRT FACTORY.
5elo-u SIS y st. a.C.. opp. Patent Ofnc6.
pEAOVAL.-A. CUNNIEGHAA,
IL THEWELL KNOWN PRACTICAL HATTRR, IN
Has removed to 836 7th street, between d and
I. BLK HATS made 70 order, asmOdelinxSA
IT SIX Hats . aaeoiAity. sepfH-tr
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STEAMERS, &c,


and one 70 h ATToX CREEK. stopping ~ inter.
medlate landings going and returning. For further
information inquire N u. L. Shefif's Coal and
WOOD Once, 1l14 and 1913 PeDnsyI-azlts Avenue
and At wharf. foot OF 8 b and N streets
ap2O-u Il. TUCKER JONES Agent.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
Inc swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
VILE. leaves 4P s;h. 81 3: S Wharf.
until further notice, every Monday,
Meaelneeoay and Friday, at O'Clock p. m, con-
meeting with steamers for Boston. Providence and
other Northern points. Returning, leaves Nor
1olk every Tuesday, Thursday and 1aturdAy, at
O'Clock p. M
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
II. WOOD, leaves her wharf, termf.
mus Of 7th ano 9th street line Of cars, Ee4N
u am, three times per week, fors3zkLs
Currfoman, NOmini and LeonArdtogn stoupino AZ
intermediate landings each trip. Days of ssilins
same - Steamer Aattano. "s'
For further Information, apply ut the oface over
Metropolitan Rank, knox's Express Once. or sf
the Comp any's Wharf. foot Uf 9Th street
Baggage called for on application at nox,s Ell.
press Onace: sAMUEL BACON, Pres,t
b. j. ACC1SELLY, Agent.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. oct12
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BUBBLES.

The road to wealth is " across lots y
where man can avoid all the toll gates.
A beatitude for the holidays-Blessed
are they that have plenty, for more shall be
given to them.
"A misery old fellow hit upon an ex
pertinent to save candles. He uses the
eight of other days"
=" No shooter aloud here,'' is the VAIN
ing which confronts the sportsman at the
gate of a suburban park
When a girl begins to take an interest
in young mans cravat it is sign she
does not love him as sister.
Never take the bull bi the horns, young
man, but take him bi the tale, then you
kan let 60 when you want to.
1t may sound like paradox, yet the
breaking of both wings of an army is a
pretty sure way of making it fly.
Why is the first chicken in the brood
like the foremost of a ship? Because it
comes just before the main hatch.
Star actors may be the lights of the
stage, but they are not like candles, be
cause puff for one puts another out.
"A clergyman, who lives on the sea
shore says he prefers calm Sundays, be-
cause he is opposed to Sabbath breakers.
"A reader wishes to know whether in
the coming trials against liquor dealers
they will put in any evidence in rebbottle ?
1t is held that the fixed stars were
placed so far away in order that the patent
medicine man couldn't get there to paint
on the rocks.
"A new Christmas slipper has been in
vented. 1t is to slipper ten dollar geld
piece in the hands of deserving person on
Christmas day.
Father to son just from college: "What
have you learned at your college? We
never learn anything; they don't let us
see the newspapers"
Horne Tooke being asked by George
III, whether he played at cards, replied,
"No, your Majesty; the fact is, can not
tell y king from knave.'
An oyster was recently found in a tank
Of clearinghouse soup. A post-mortein
revealed the fact that he died from grief
superinduced by lack of company.
-Spikins, after having shown his young
est boy how to black his own boots every
morpipp remarked that thara'S potbino
like having little sun shine in the house.
Here is the title of book taken from
the catalogue of the fair at Leipsic: g Cor
ing, uber die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pionsaure." 1t is not called for very often.
"A poor young man remarks that the
only advice he gets from capitalists is to
olive within his income" whereas the
difficulty he experiences is to live without
an income.
Mark Twain says that nothing seems
| to please fly so much as to be mistaken
for huckleberry, and if it can be baked
in cake and palmed off on the unwary as
a currant it dies happy.
The managers of the baby show in
Baltimore got 200 babies in Masonic Tenn
pie, and executed mysterious disappear
ance. The mothers cried with vexaton,
and babe on general principles.
| William Bergin, of Mount Vernon, o.,
was hanged few days ago. William evi,
| IDENTITY made bad Beginning in life.
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| "How So"
| Because | am a foreigner. 1t is not
nine years yet since left the old country"
"Any how, you re an American Citizen
" Yes, an adopted one. But my birth
| place will be sure to be brought up against
me-
"Well, it oughtn't to. A man isn't a
horse, if he was born in stable"
was very proud of my country:
Caledonia, stern and wild,
Fit nurse for poetic child"
But had been long enough in the West
to take the homely simie in good part, as
it was doubtless intended. Nor. seeing
that the Squire was Hard shell Baptist in
good standing, did SUI pect any inklng of
irreverence in the alusion. | am quite
sure the good man, when he spoke, did not,
for moment, reflect who aoas born in IA
stable and Graded in a manager, though it
flashed across my own mind at the time.
He spoke without guile, in good faith, and
| replied in the same tone, thanking him
for his preference, and promising an an
swer in few days.
may mention here, as illustrative of the
style of thought and of idiomatic express
sion among the simple people with whom |
had made my home, an incident of later
date, when | was in the field for Congress
against George Profit. 1t was in rustic
portion of the district: and after we had
spoken, | had been invited, as usual, to
spend the night at a neighboring farmers,
Happening to sit, during the evening, on
my hosts front porch, | overheard, from
Just round the corner of the cabin, the con-
versation of two men who did not suppose
| was within ear shot. Their talk was, as
usual of their candidates.
"Did you hear Owen speak?' asked one.
Yes" said the other, :" hearn him."
"Now, Amt he boss ~ was the next
question.
Well, yes; they're both blooded nags.
They make very pretty race"
Franklin declared that he preferred the
turkey to the eagle, on our national es-
cutcheon, as being the more honest and
civil bird. Why may not the generous
horse, the farmers main stay and most
efficient aid, be emblem of force and spirit
in contradistinction to the ass, representa-
tive of sluggishness and obstinacy?
Yet these and hundred other similar
incidents, provoking good natured smile,
are but ripples on the surface OF the West
ern character. I gradually came to know
that, beneath these trivial eccentricities,
there lay concealed, as in the depths of the
ocean, things rare and valuable. Twelve
years after | had accepted Squire Wade's
invitation to enter public life, | had occa-
sion, during the debate in Congress on the
bill organizing the Smithsonian Institution,
to speak as l felt, of the people among
whom, during these twelve years, my lot
had been cast. Finding now, after thirty
years farther experience, nothing to change
in that brief estimate, l shall be pardoned,
perhaps, if | introduce it here.
- have soiourned among the laborers of
England; l have visited amid their vine
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GLEANINGS.

old army officers are retiring in disposi
ton.
A Western settler-The contents of a
six shooter.
"A good thing to put in practice A
young lawyer.
The Solid South is about to become a
National bulldozer.
"A travelling dentist has hung out the
startling sign-"2th pullin."
The best book for Christmas present
is pocketbook with abundant notes.
Pittsburgh is the only town that won't
initiate the English. 1t refuses to drop its Il
The good die early. Likewise, the
wicked do not live out half their days. We
don't exactly understand this.
"a dandelon in full bloom on the 12tI
day of December" surprises greatly The
good people of Allentown, n. J.
He was heard to say, 81 am a man O
quiet TASTE" then he went behind the door
took flask from his pocket, and TASTED
something.
The reason why Samuel J. Tilden has
he always insisted on having the ton drawer
of the bureau.
An editor speaking of spiritualism
says, "We don't believe in any medium
except the circulating medium and thai
has become SO scarce that our faith in it is
shaky''
The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Annapolis are
about to publish paper in the interests OF
of the society. This will make six papers
published at Annapolis.
The cigar strikers of n. Y, carry d
banner which says, Providence helps
those who are in the right" which leads tc
the conclusion that great many people
have been wrong in this world.
An eminent savant says that mans
finger nails will grow three Thousand feet
long if he leaves them uncut for one thous
and and ten years. Some people about
here have started out to sec if what this
old fellow says is fact.
We haven't had wedding in Boous
boro since the 2eth of last February. If
this thing continues it will develop large
crop of old maids in time. Young men get
married or 60 west, and whatever you do,
do it quickly Odd Fellow.
John B. Cough states that in thirty
five years he has delivered 1000 speeches.
but never faced an audience yet without
wishing to go the other way. He never
approached an audience without feeling a
a shaking of the knees and dryness of
the lips.
philadelphia is degenerating- there's
no doubt Of that! Her Permanent Exhbi-
ton is profound tizzle, her rich man has
confessed to swindling, her Keely motor
has to be impelled by a blacksnake whip and
her Charly Ross hasn't been found for three
fairs that would put even Chicago to the
blush.
"A steamer plying between San Fran
cisco and Stockton keeps an eccentric and
useful sheep on board Its eccentricity
consists of keen relish for tobacco, which
it devours with avidity whenever it is
offered. The sheep is trained to go out on
gang plank at landing when flock is
to be loaded, to show that the approach is
safe and to act as pilot.
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HOLIDAY wEEK-THE CITY CROWDED
MACY's sToRE-sHoP LIFTERs, CHILD
THIEF RAPID TRANsIT-wALL STREET
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ETC, ErssSS%
Holiday week; crowds rushirsS s.
fro. n big puffy looking mas
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TO BE CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-16
i ti- 'H,I ai q.
Furniture and Bedding.
L: r. ADAlR's,
No. 2o7 Market,

Has an assortment Of ready made urn1-
'ture. .ti1at Ia not eoualled In size or elegance,
by any wilmington Fnrniture hotise. Hav:
Iiiig Had the damsge OF the late nre. yh1eh
nearly destroyed his factory repaired, and
n noW,Ieady to execute all 0rde r. pr0mtly
MaEsrosms M Market and ~ Sys1.tp s1nit2pie'
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| AiIAN'S ANrI.FAT 10 the great remedy for C0rpu.
III Scts on The food IN he stomach its con.
version into fst Taken according 70 directions, =
Hin Pedace . fa1 pessen ffeM . to ye.nds woe..
i've cure for obesty, We DO 60 knowing its ability 70
cure as attested BY hundreds Of testimonialA Or
which the following nom lady in COLUMBUS, OniS.
n a sample: WGentlemen Your Ant-kat WAS guy
received. took II according 70 directions and y
reduced me nve poundA 1wa0 % elated over t1e re-
suit that Immediately sent to ACKHRMANs drug
sfore for the second bottle.n Another, physician
Writin0 for q patient from PrQyidences j. IL eays
sTour bottles have reduced her weight nom ~
pounds to l92 pounds, and there general imprDye'
tnent in health.n gentleman writing rom bos-
ton says: ~Without special change o. A1tenuol 70
et two bottles OF Alan's Anti-EAt reduced me lCur
and one-quarter poundan The weil-kn0wn " W4oie-
sale DruggiSts, SIXTH, Do0LITTLE Smith, q Bcs-
ton MaSs. write % follOws:" " Allans Anu:Fat mas
reduced lady IN ouf cisy feysn g1gIna: gTI1ss Y aSs 1ss
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pounds IN three weeks.
and altogether have lost twenty-five POUNDS snce
commencing its user Messrs. POWELL d PLiAf1@oN. @
Wholesale Druggists, Of Buffalo, Il. "a Write; ~
/ THE PROPRIET6Rs OF ALLAN's' 'AtTT:FA AZ: Gentle:
gR s sss s aesssd
eject reducing the fst from tyo to aye po4nHs n,,
never TO regain what have lose'p Ann,Eat " an
Il SnexceIled 'blood.purtheE 1t promotes dlgesuon,
curipg dyspepsia and is also potent femeo3 loi
ffeunistisIh. Sold By druggists. Pamphlet on opes'
ity sent on recent Of stamp -! -. y px . y
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and in Ensl.nd, is told With erect Wv
citv. and hears evidenced ofe1act knovls0ss

and in Fpelsnd, is told With erect Wv
city, and hears evidenced exact kn0vle0s
upon the matter.
= asPcuitry is almost tastsies N EDs,SLnsS .nLsS
and the natives wisely eat ham OF sm1nS rM:.L
,on,,,e with it b give 1t navcr. WIN
.Ss % Ssl;cious fowls and turkeys Of America
I'll, Iii fresh in his memory, my countryman
III :..I. !. . nane Of disappointment whenever
he asss poultry in Great Britain. Perhaps
T r ouoIt 70 modify this judgment in isvor
ofthe English goose, but goose Is no.n,hs ,Ias
without apple-sauce, and genuine aPp.M PIT
srs a scarce q ruhies in England. IN ali
ths English ,billsSof-fafe there are only y
sy ~ no;nis ia which the Americans may
no. iustly claim superiority. American
bsei veal, poultry, and lamb, are more
excsllent. English game, paiasao.e re- :.
most Of il IL, cannot rival american game.
Tpelish larks are surpassed by American
90 birds hares are net 30 good as Amer
csn rabbits English wild fowl arr uneat-
ana vhen compared to those Of ths Unln
tad States. But in fish the English have
NO EQUALS. Whitebait is ten times better
than the frost-fsh Of the EaritaA hiyei,
which it somewhat resembles. Engilsn
soles sre princes among the tinny TRIBE
Ehylish salmon excel American salmon
The John Dory il the king Of fish; the
more vou eat ofhim, and Of sole, and Of
turbot. the less you value the American
shad. sShrimps, prawns, and perlwnklss :
| are altogether English, and aaogesnel
rcod. y Either the 0 Americans have n %
Q, s,ers. or the English have none; 10!
What the English call oysters are 90 dii'
fereot from the American shell-hsh tina
compsrison is impossible. The worst oys
iter, however, is tia! Of Naples, because
seduces you into fond expectations Dy nav
ing shells like the American, end then re
Epsls YOU by its watery, coppesy,. Englis1
liaate. Turtle in England is unique; u
| American turtle cannot be named with Il
without an apology. But | reserve N,
n, a. energetic enthusiasm for English porl
| and mutton. A Yorkshire ham IS delic
u acy in whose presence no American can o
moved .by any partiality for hisnstive pig'
| A saddle of Gonthdown mutton would wi
the verdict ofian epicurean Paris IN Col
petition between the beat dishes OF a.
lcountries. There is hothing likei ther
are no prejudices ofpalate which II can
not overcome. As for the English md1
ton chops, let US not waste weak woro
lconcernine them; there are no other mus
ton chops in either hemisphere" d
i There are many other very readable ar
ticles in the October number of Appleton
and one thing can safely he said I
|it-it is entirely free Of anythiug to Of
4 fsnd II . sensibilities begotten Of religion
or lpolitical convictions. and the pure
mind may read and not find single LIN
to cause ., a blush; in the entire number'
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r.Pierce's favorite Prescription

The term. however, 10 but O. feeble expression OF
INV hah appreciation Of Its value, based upon per
eonsl Observation. have, while witnessing lw pos-
i've results In the special diseases inSident to the
organism OF woman, singled It out ~ ne enmex q
croWninR rem Or my medical career. I'm 11 merits,
AZ pOsftiye safe and efectua remedy for
of iseases and one that wil At all times and under
ali circumsfanceS act kindly, am willing To- stake
my reputation as physician; and 90 confident am
that Il win not disappoint the most sanguine ex.
pectations Of single inyald lady who nses f9r
n the ailments for which Ireconmend II that iGner
and sen it under A POeITIvE GUARANTEE. kFor
conditions, see pamphlet wrapping botue'l 80
The following are among those aaseSse @ IN y Wh1'SS9 S
magic and with celtansy bsio5s stfHSsd TGy Hy
Painful Monthly Periods, Suppressions Then fsom
unnatural causes, Irregularities, Weak BACK, -Pro.
iapsus, Or Failing Of The Uterus, Antevefston ana
Retroversion, Bearing-down Sensati9ns, nternal
Heat Nervous Depression, Debility DespondenGy,
Threatened rMiscsrriage, Chronic Congesto1. 1n-
6smmation and liberation OF the Uterus lmpotencyi
Barrenness, or Sterility, and Female W Weaknfses "A
40 moi exVol this medicine as :" cure-alln but u
sdnirably fllnlls Q einRRenees eR paxpeecs being
most perfect specific in all chronic diseases 81 me
SEXUAL system Of woman. 1t Wall NOT oisappolnh nor
viii It do HARM IN any state OF condition.
Those who desire further informataon ON these SUD.
iects can obtain tt In TIE PEOPLES CC1aoN sEEsE
Hose diseases peculiar to Females, and gives much
valuable sdxcs in regard to the management Of
'1SsH Hsycssss Hseseriptssa soIa Sy pz1esistA
I n v. PIERCR, II. D., Propf, Morld's Dispeusasy
And Ynyalidet Hotel Buifnlo, N. 7.
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{ MAILS CLOSE.

Way Mail ON Wilmington and
Northern R. r. to Reading and
points on the Baltimore Centl
= r. Southiof Chadd's Ford. :.
Through Mail ~ Baltimore and
Washington. and all points
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Through ard Way Mails to
. Philadelphia, Pc. ......-.............
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OR,
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7 ana New York, and all points
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Mast and West.
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through Mail TO Philadelphia "a
ano New York, and all points
North, East and West, ..............
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Washington and all points
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WOMAN.

BY an immense practice at the Woiidy Disgen-
saTy and InyaiidS Hotel having treated many thon:
ssrd cases OF those diseases peculiar to woman, !
hays been enabled 10 perfect most potent and posi-
tive remedy for these diseases. . a..
70 desiEnate this natural specific, have named II
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NOTICE TO susscs1nra Those of our
,umcr,bers Who ars iindsbtsd 70 the MORN
10 HERALD, wall oblige by an early ~
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