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THIS Is Sor HUMOROUS IIEs' hut rather matter
Of the most serious concern, and without doubt of
very general interest. Hatchs Universal Cough Syr-
mp is offered to the public for the CURE Of Coughs
Colds, Group, Ho4rsenUss, aud for the SURE KEIlEF
Of Whoopiug Cough, Asthma, aud Bronchitis. It j.
warranted IN every case. The dealer where YOU may
be IN the habit of purchasing medicines probably has
il for sale Ask him about it. He may know Of case
similar to yours, for which II has been used. Hun
dreds Of thousands Of samples have been gratutnusy
distributed 70 satisfy people of it, merits II has the
most envahle reputation the safest, the most eli
feetuali and the cheapest medicine TO be obtained.
few doses generally relieve. Sold, regular size
10 cent samples. by II. @. willard Go.
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N CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad

Stands gnufrssedy at the head of American raiVayE
The track is d0nbe the entire length of the line Of
steel rails laid on heavy oak ties which embedded
Ga Foundation Il rock lailast eighteen inches 10
depth All bridges are Il iron or stone, and built
upon the most approved plans. It's passenger care,
while rmiueuty safe aud substantial, az the
lLn- m-l.- u clml--l ALl u-a-n--.
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

VETARRANTED PURE WHITE LEAD.
w Well known throughout New England as the
WHITEST, FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, SIS inch wide, on reelsf for Cur-
tain Sticks.
LEAD ribbon from 2 l-2to sincheswide.
on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, of an size or thickness.
At lowest market prices for goods Of equal quality
lyB FRANCIS BROWN Treasurer Salem, Mass
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pf the ponu.ylFaul route Is admitted 10 be uusur-
passed 10 the world for grandeur beauty and variety.
superior rrfreShmeut facilities are provided. En-
Igta are courteous and attentive, and 1t j. newt
able result that trip by the Pennsylvania Railroad
must form pleasing aud memorable experience.
Tickets for sale at the lowest rates az the ticket Off
s q The Company ia all important cities aud towns.
FRANK THOMPSON /. =. FARMER,
GrJ.r1i Manage Gfa. PIss. I4f.
c. 5. HALDEMAN, New England Agent
2l3 aud POS Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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Another Clergyman writes:

~ have used tie PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time
past: 10 gives me NEW NIGOR, BUOYANCN OF
SHIFTS, ELASTICITY OF MUSCLE"
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Langor, Lassitude
AND THAT
Low State of the System
pccpliar to tbc SPRING or THE YEAR, are immcdi-
di,taly rflIpy,d ly tho
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Protected Solution PrOtozide of Iron.
One OF the Most Eminent Jurists Of
New England

Writes to a friend as folows ~ have tried the Pc
RUvIAN SYRUP, aud the result fully sustains your
predictions. II has made NEW MAN Of me; in-
fused into my system new ygor aud energy l am no
longer trcmulous and debllitated as when you last
saw me- hut stronger hoartrr and with larger cspac-
ity for labor mental and physical, than at any time
during the last Eve gears
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Bakers Mandrake Bitters will certainly cure you
II you have any Liver dificuty indigestion cunstipa
ton, pain in the right side, try these Biters at once
aud see how much good you receive for % cts
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CAUTION :!
New ENGLAND Mower.


600. HAEvEsILAs. John Gore, Bratilehoro, Vt.
Patent No. 2G js2, dated Dec ~ 1859; reissue No.
l,l29, dated jan. Is, 1861; extended seven years.
Filled May H. 1s7jl
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Zach package Of SANFOEDs RADICAL CURE O.. ..
ti.ns pr, s9nlQfut lmpro{.d lnha,nt TUBE, vita is
all Wholesale and retail druggists and dealers trgu.
ont tho United states and tuualu-. WEEKS q POO.
TER, General Agents anI Wholesale Druggist Bos.u.
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NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD
LEAVE nRArTLEBoRo
Going south.

Going South.
4:l2 a. M for South Vernon, sprugfeld Millcr's
Falls, Ftchburg, Boston, SC
1896 a. m, for Conn. River Il. II.
1905 o. H., for Mnlors Falls, Fiichburg, Boston,
Iioosac Tunnel, sc.
$3.50 p. M, for Conn. River II. H., with Titchhurg
train west, with fast express for Boston via Boston
n Albany II. H., and at New London with steamers
for New York.
Going North.
Trains arrive in Brattloboro--
1857 %. m, from New London and New York
u "a T.. M from Mlgrs Falls, HoUiac Tunnel, Bos-
ton, FichburR, &c.
5:43 p. m, from Springfield New York, &c.
SO =. M, from Boston, Worcester, Ho0sac Tunnel,
sc.
lO:ll =. m from Milcrs Falls Boston Fitchburp, SC
G. W. BENTLEY, Gen. supt
New London, Conn, NOV. 80, 1877. 80
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In use this line vel Illustrate the flr--reng aud
liberal policy OF its management, iu accordance with
which the utility only at an Improvement and not it,
cost has been I'd, question nf confederation. Among
ymay be noticed
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;
EXPERIMENTATION.

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and ruad-hod combination Of safeguards against &C
cdeuts which have rendered them practically impos-
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p A II H N II s .
r. H. EDDY,
No. 40 state st., opposite Kiluy, no.,on

SECJEES Patents in the United States: also in
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- superior facilities for obtaining Patents
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~ regard Mr.. Eddy as Of the most capable and
sHccsssft practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse" CHAS. MASON, Com'r of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ a person trust
worthy more capable of securing FOR them an early
and favorable ousideration at the Patent Dfhce"
EDMUND BURKE. late Com'r Of Patents.
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The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
The District Conference.


CONTINUATION OF THIS MORNINGS PRO
CEEDINGs.
Licenses to preach were granted and
rcnewed to The following Geo. w. Wei
din, j. I. scott, James Mccoy, VIM. Ii
Henderson, Alfred Bosee, j. F. William
son, WIN B Guthrie, WIN Grant, Thos
Fryer, Il G Carter, + A Ellis, John Ford,
Hi Mendenhall. Joseph Miller, VIM I
Miller, VIM Brickley, Lewis L Todd.
The licenses vi VIM q Finn and j Ohm
w Kane, local preachers, were not re-
newed, at their Ow II request.
7 Scott was r, commended to the An
nnal Conference for DeacOn's orders.
VIM II Smith, of Newark, and Har-
rison Clark, OF ElHton, were granted locs
preachers licenses.
Rev. Geo A Phoebus offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, This District Conference
Unvited TO an Inspection of the Wesleyan
Female College) have been greatly de-
lighted with the charge for the better in
the appointments, furniture, and service
of the Co olege siuce the incumbency OF
Rev NJ Williams, A NJ, as President
and
WHEREAS, We believe the faculty oi
fore,
Resolved, That we affirm our entire con
idence in the President, and fully en-
dorse them as competent instructors.
ResoiUed, That We cordially approve o
the comfortable provisions made by the
present management, thereby MAXIM
the college IA desirable home for oul
daughters and sisters.
Resoiued, That the reduction of tn,
charges after Dec. 81, 1875, to the low
SUN Of 500 per annum, is an illustration
OF the determination to put the price o
board, tuition, &c, within the reach o
all, and Is thankfully acknowledged.
The Presiding Elder and the committe,
to arrange the programme, were author
lied 10 fix on The place for the mex
meeting of Conference.
AT II O'Clock, Conference adjourne,
with the benedictlen by DIR. Caldwell.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Tecumseh Thinks Carl De
ceived.

Washington Dispatch to n. y. Herald.
ITO show you how badly he has been
deceived" said the General, II tod him
this morning that officers of the army
might not understand the management Of
civil departments, but they did know that
water runs down hill and that the camp
of the Indians was above the military
camp at Fort Sill and not below, and that
the troops were those who had to endure
the dirty water and muddy stream about
which he has certainlvbeen misinformed
and if his sources IF information on other
points are not more correct than that
one | guess General Sheridan will be able
to make satisfactory answers to all his de-
mands. The Secretary appeared surpris-
ed at my assertion in regard to the re-
spective locations of the troops and In
dans. and insisted that he had received
his information from trustworthysource
Well replied, Il speak from personal
knowledge. have been there, and you
might As well tell me that Washington
is above Georgetown. | know bet
ter"
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
FIFTH EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COURT.

A Verdict in the Draper Tragedy-Hou
the Prisoner Took 1.-THE Bro,cn
Case Called Up.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 5.-At seven min
utes of 10 O'Clock the jury in the Draper
Wilson murder case came in. They were
polled and e'dict of ''not guilty in
manner and form as he stands indicted,
but guilty of murder in the second de-
gree" was rendered.
Theprisoner who had been brought into
Court by the tipstaves, gave no visible
sign OF emotion. When the verdict Of
mot guilty as charged in the indictment"
came from the lips Of the foreman, tho
wrinkles on his brow smoothed out and
the settled exprt ssion ofresignation gave
way before the shade of relief that fitted
across his countenance.
Other than this slight manifestation,
there was no evidence of his having the
slightest interest in the matter.
After the verdict hal been delivered
the Couit was then opened with the usual |
formality. Judges Comegys, WootieD,
Houston aud Wales IN the bench.
Benjamin q. Nields, Esq, counsel for
William Harris, col, mated that there
were three important witnesses living
near Van Dyke station who had BEEN
summoned but could not get here. The
Court ordered an attachment be taken
for heir apprehension.
The Brown case which was to have
been called this morning, was pos poned
until three O'Clock this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Robbed His Employer.

William Waters, who halls from Ches-
ter, Pa, came to this city about two
months age, in search of employment as
a barber. He was employed by Charles
F. Smith, at No. +. Third street and
gave entire satisfaction. All went well
until last evening, when the young man
became dissatisfied with his situation,
and determined to seek pastures new.
Accordingly last evening about 8 o.
clock, during a temporary absence of his
employer, he helped himself to about S;
in money, four razors and quantity OF
towels. lie then proceeded to Mr.
Smiths house where he boarded, and
packing up his wardrobe left for the
depot. Thinking that the trains would
be watched he walked up the railroad tc
Lombard street, and As the 9.46 trair
north passed that locality, he boarded it
and has not been seen since.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
THIRD EDITION
Congress Yesterday.

In the q. S. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Davis of West Virginia, submitted a
resolution instructing the Comm ttees on
Agriculture of both Houses to consider
what can be done by the General Gov
ernment to advance thu agricultural in
t,rests of the country, and report by bill
1t was laid on the table and ordered to
be printed. Bills were introduced by
Mr.. salisbury, in relation to the redemp-
on of legal tender ; and by MIR. Eustis
appropria ing 5000, 900 for the Missi r.
sipDi levee. The resolution offered by
Mr.. Harris on Monday TOR joint special
committee TO inquire into the best means
OF preventing the Introduction and
spread of cholera and yellow lever, was
a lopt, d. Mr.. Matthews, ofOhio, moved
TO take up the Texas Pacific Railroad bill.
Lost, yeas 10, nays -. The Military
Academy and ortiticaion bills were re-
terred. Mr.. Edmunds gave notice that
on Monnay next he would ask consider
alton of the bill relating TO the counting
of the Electoral vote. After an
executive session the Senate adjourn
ell.
In the House, the Geneva award bill
crme upln order, and was postponed uu-
til Tuesday next Resolutions of inquiry
in relation to commercial intercourse
with Mexico and South America were
a ioI tel. Mr.. Atli of Trnn ,intrcdut-
ed a bill tc correct he rror in the enroll
II eut of the Sundry Civil till OF last ses-
sion in relation to the Hot Springs reser-
walton, and 1t was passed. Mr. Fort, of
Illinois, asked | ave TO Offer a resolution
declaring az y discrimination against the
standard dollar by any National bank, a
defiance of the laws, and inStructing the
Committee on Banking and Currency to
report bill Withdrawing the circulat' on
of such banks. Objection being made,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
THE QUARRY LEASE.

The following is given to the q GAzRrrE
as true statement of the facts in rela.
tion TO the lease by the city of the Eley.
ehth street quarry lot, which is now BEING
considered by the City Council:
In justice TO deceased and highly re-
spected fellow-townsman VIM, S. Uilles
and TO all Others concerned, the follow
ing statement of facts as to the quarry
lease are presented: From March I'd.
1874, to March I'd, 1876, or for a nerio5
OF Two years, but $50 per year was charg-
ed as rent for quarry lease. From March
~, io'o 10 March I'd, 1877, but one hun
dred dollars vas charged.
From March I'd, 1877 to March 2d
1878. IL cents per perch was charged as
quarry lease but no other rent a pro-
vision IN the contract that not less than
sl2o should be paid, was rendered nuga-
tory upon the reported result of 27S3
perches, or equal to 1888 90. From
March 2nd, 1878, the lease would hold as
Tor the previous year until March 2nd.
loie' but the lessons agreed to release
the City Council as to any required quar-
rying OF specific perches for the wear
nus II Will be seen that for four wears.
or from March 2nd, 1874, to March 2nd,,
1913, the entire charge for many thou
sand OF perch Of stone taken out was all
toio,but So33 0S. IL was well understood
by all parties at the time that the terms
OF contract were exceedingly liberal on
the part of Mr.. Hlles. The ston,
and quarry opportunities were rated
good by an expert and yet the receipt.
by the lessons, as far rs can be hastily as
certained, have been less than cent,
per perch for the entire stone auarried
The apparent hard bargain upon the par
OF the city, results simply from the fac
That the lessons have not persi-tentl,
pressed the city to comply with theiI
| part OF the contract, that the city ha
| postponed, until latterly, The grading an,
ply paying for advantages they hay,
been resping for the several previou
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
PHILADELPHIA Markets.
"Wednesday. DaA4nher 4hp M

FLOUR continues in fair demand, but
prices are unchanged. sales OF 26O0 bbis in
Guiding Minnesota extra, low and fancy,
at a. 4a47 rs Pennsylvania do. do at a. z5
a4T5; Western do do at e4 so q e5 10 and
patent and other high grades at rs 6Oa
50 Rye Flour Is siesdy a. - 7ot3 o..
GRAIN There was rather more inquiry
foI wheat, and prices were "A traction nis h.
er. sales OF 1900 bushels, Incl uding re-
Jected, at sOc asl o.; amber at eI O6aI OF ,
red at Oil o. No. 2 do, In elevator, at 3 90 a
cox. and white at el 06al OS. Rye il un
ohanged. Corn is fairly active and firm
sales OF ~ 900 bushels, including new re-
Jectod, at 3oHA3go; old do, at 42a4sc; new
sail At <5s+ic; do steamer, 42a43; old sail al
80 6kc, and prime yellow at Ta+sc Oats are
quiet and favor buyers. sales OF 10 ooC
bushels. including white. at 81 y 32c, and
mixed at 2ss19c. The receipts TO day were
as follows: 3tO0 bbls flour, ~ 100 bus wheat
1873 bus corn, lt0e bus rye, 400 ous oats
l0U bus barley, 81 bbls whisky.
WHIsKY.-oO barrels OF Western iron,
Sound at 81 W per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Registers Order.
REGISTER $ OFFICE.


New Castle Co. Move Der 23d. 1878.
Upon the application OF Il. Matilda
Lambson, Adm instratrlx OF William II
bson. late of New Castle Hd In said
county, decd II Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administratrix afore.
said. give notice fthe grantingof Letters OF
Administration upon the Estate. of
the decd, with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. In six OF the most public places OF
the County OF New Castle reuuirinR all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate. TO present the same. or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In such case made aud
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period In the
Wilmington GAZETTE, "A newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington. and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
t-~~>, Given under the hand and Seal oi
}L.s. Onice OF the Register aforesaid. al
'~~"~' New Castle. In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
y. @. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrators K
| on or before Nov. 23d, 1879, or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided.
II. MATILDA JAMESON,
| Administrative.
Address. New Castle. Del. no26.3weod
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Another Glasgow Smash.

THE CALBDoSIAH BANK GOES INTO
LIQUIDATIoN-A HOPELESS WRECK
PROBABLE.
GLsGow, Dec 5.-The Caledonian
Bank has concluded to go irto hquida-
ton, in consequence of It's holding some
of the stock Of the City of Glasgow Bank.
The other Scotch banks will take the
Caledonian's notes and pay It's deposltors.
Its general business is solvent, and 1t has
paid-up capital of S750, 900, aud deposits
the amount of s5,2ls,000. It's paid-up
capital is 10 be set aside, to await the re-
sut of the City OF Glasgow Banks liqui-
datlon.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
FOURTH EDITION
STATE TEMPERANCE CONvEN-
TON.

"a Committe appointed by the Moral
Reform Association Of Smyrna" have is.
sued and circulated cali for a State Con-
vention If the freinds Of Temperance to
meet sat Smyrna on Thursdav. Friday,
and Saturday, Goth, 9th and 2sth Of De-
cember, inst, TO take counsel with regard
to the evils which threaten the social
peace md public good"
alt is proposed that one delegate be ap-
pointed by each temperance society in
the State, and in the absence If such To-
cal organization, each hundred to send
one d+l,ga'e in such manner as it may
determine"
The call is signed by Joseph V. Smith,
w. w. Nelson, Jno. G. SwiDney. Jas. G..
Lassell, VIM. 7. Collins, WIN. ii. Boggs,
Committee.
And IS approved and endorsed by A.
d. Davis, &. w. q. T..
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
THE SCOUTS TONIGHT.

This evening at he Grand Opera
House, "The Scout Alliance" will appear
for the first time III this city. The com
pany includes, Donald Mckay, the we'll
known trapper Dashing Charlie, the
famous Scout and Arizona John; be-
sides a carefully selected company OF
comedians, who cannot be equaled in
their line of business. Arizona John,
(or John NJ. Burke) was formerly resi-
dent Of this city, and has appeared here
on former occasions with the Buffalo
Bill combination. They deserve a good
hOu e.