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E. #. KunkeP Bitter Wine
of Iron.

Z, F, Eunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron VIII effect ualiy cure liver complaint
isurdice. dyspepsia, chronic er ery0r5
debility. chronic diarrhces, disease Of tbs
kidneys and ali di, eases arising rom
dIsnTdered liver, stomach or il,sstines
such as constipation. q Thence. inEarj
pies. :al'Dess Q. blood tn the head, ac;di,g
OF Iae stomach, nausea, heartburn. disgust
for food fu'ipes9 o. @1tiGn. Il the stomach
sore eTUCtaliDns, s!.-:iDg ~ 9u::eT!nr al
the pit Of tn. s.oL1Gci. syEinIllsng of The
head. hurried ardi22cCl' 'rea nc. iutter.
tngs at the heart. chokiuE or sulocating
sensation vhe2- in : .yipg posture dimness
OF VISION. dots or webs before 'he sight
dali pain in The head, deficiency Of pres.
pirauon, yellUT Ss Of the sziu and eyes
pain in the side. back. head. chest, !.nhF.
etc. sudden f tlsli-s OF hPat. burning in the
flesh. cone tsut inaginipgs o. and great
DEPRESSION OF siairi s. Price 81 Eer bottle,
Beware Of cou 1te-'siis. Do rot let your
druggist palm Of snme other preparation
OF Iron he may say is good but sk for
Knnkel's Bitter Wine nI Ircr, Take no
other. Kuukels Bitter Tine E. iron Is n3t
sold In buik-uniy IN {. bottles. X. +, Kun
kel. Proprietor, no. SO North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists,
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THE WORLD
POR,
1873

Since the change in the proprietorship
which took plsce May J, 1876. THE
WORLD has become the brightest, spr ght-
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guide and teacher. THE WORLD regards
the recent victories OF The party Etth watch
IL by preferences actz, NOT 4s Me-e Eart3ss Z
uiumfs, gained By partisan e0atrixaness.
but &8 the unmtStAkzble GxpFeskzon c1 o
deep ard genuine pSp1lar demand sor nsw
msShGds in government, tor thcE01gh
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party.
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BELIEF MEETING,

A. . meeting Of merchants snd business
men generally, At the Commercial Ex>
change, yesterday, at 12 O'Clock, there was
very large attendance, and q general e1.
preston Of willingness TO take immediate
sction in behalf Of the suffering families Of
be men who were Jos. BY the wreck of the
Metropolis. Mr.. 2. N. Brooke was chosen
as president, Gr B. Z. JamisoD, northwest
corner Third and Chestnut, as treasurer:
ard Nr. George 6. Pierre secretary. II was
resolTed TO open subscription lie. a. the
Office Of the treasurer, TO give an oppor-
.unity 70 tie citizsrs of Philadelphia and
vicinity 10 contribute. Those insenning to
subscribe are solicited TO send 10 their
names and contributions at the earliest
moment
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Take the news HON. to Mary and tell her
that my cough has gone and that 25 cent
bottle Of DR. Bulls Cough sprup did It.
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cent. They are retsiled readily 8. one cent
each, thus paying large profit to the
Dewsboys.
Prices at the Rink this week will be gen,
tlemen's admission, % cents, use of skates
free. Ladies admission free, use CT skates
25 cents. Rink open every afternoon and
evening until further notice.
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yHEhEffvs SALE.

By virtCe Of a writ Of Ieyari Faciss
10 E42e directed, will be exposed 10 Pubiic
sac ST the Lafxyesie HoteI, 81 Shipley
siEe@s- Eer1 By eco. W. OTuip. Ia tbe City
Of Wilmington, New Castle Iou atty. De-.
On
WEDNESDAY, the fth day OF FEB, 1873.
al o'c.oek. r. n.
Tne ISl'oEing described Zeal Estate viz:
All tlat cGdain lct or plese oslsnd situa:e G
in tie city Il Wilmington, bouBd-d and
described 80 10s2oss, lG-wi: BrginptDg a.
sfs- cD tn o;ihsrIy side OF Fourth
street, bE7 ~een Seagfes aId Clayton streets.
az The L.S--s-s = I'll Iiy-;l'e- jeet from
Inc we~te-Av sd ~ Se.-.eS rect, az ffiy
feet vide, "a. ~. long ssid side Of fourth
street We sts , S.XEy-six fest Ia ?. Piunkets
lands. IN. a sc by - line Of ite same and by
the eaaeriy side Of Clayton street norther-
two hug6ttd AID inirIy five i.et one
inch to the sf'utherty SIDE "f Fifth street.
tEe3ce iB-ie3g Gle luEG-c' aud sixteen
FEET 10 stake. thence s~nIheTiy parallel
Win eail les 8 ets ninety feet one iEch To
LAID sold to 2. - Brady. thel CT By his isnd
westerly IsEa iI.l with Fourth street f0rtv-
nine feet in stake. thence S. utterly Par-
aliel y IN S<ar.Es street one hu dreli and
fnrty FIVE ieet, to the place OF bsginDing, be
the con eLis iheretf WHAT e. "a-.
Seized and taEen in ex xeSullon as the pro-
wife, and Jerome Z. 7sntum, and TO be sold
By
IsAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sh 'rtfrs Once, New Castle, January 18th
ISIS iap2l-is
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NHERIFF'S SALE,

Kept by Geo. w. Orttip in the city of Will
mlngton, New Castle County. delaware. On
WEDNESDAY. n 9th day Of FEB, 1873
at z O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz ::
Al'that cert .inlnt piece or parcel ofland
with five two-story frame dwelling hou ses
thereon erected, situate in the city OF VIII
mington afOre aid, aud known as Nos. 81
s3 and ~, on a plot OF land sod at public
sale On the 18th day of April 1871, bounded
and described as follows, to-wi: Begin
ming al point on the noftherly side OF
Peach street at the distance OF one hupdr. d
feet westerly ir. m the W. sterly side OF Ciay-
mont s'''et seventy-tive feet Un a corner.
hence wes;erly parallel With Peach streei
seve1ty-fTe ftei 10 corner. there south
eriy aud pGaiitl with the first described
line. seventy fiv- feoi 10 the aforesaid side
Of Pes ca street.. and t5ence lhers by easter
~ seventy-fve feet TO the place OF begin
ing. hxcep'fng and r'serving all that
Eortlon OF the abovs mentioned and de
scribed property, as follows. to-wit: B.
ginning at q Io!Ht on tue norther.y s de O!
Peach street Al the distance fo.a hundred
ard ferry seven feet fouc ioches vcS.erly
from the side OF CiaymoLt s rert. thence
northerly and parallel W iii C.aymo I
street, and passing through ,ha middls Of
The division wal'ftwo ir me houses sc =
enty y-five feet tn y corner. theme wesur'v
parallel with Peach street twenty -sevsn
feet ght lie es 10 a corner, thence touth
crly and parallel with The Srst mentto.et;
line. and Claymont street seventy-flye feet
to the aforesaid side OF Peach anu thence
ihereb} eas'erir tweniy.seven feet els III
inches to The pace Of beginning. re the
co tents 'hcreOf what they may, with two
nAnle houses thereon erected. as release
c. ded In book D. w. 10, 7 age 278. &c.
s'e'zed and taken in execution as the
property o. Joan Pierce. ard MIR hl j :,
nj vile, and I. f., arr 10 be sod by
ISAAC GRUB Sheriff
shersfts Office. sew Castle, Jaa 81. A.D.
10 O. tan2i-tS
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Tape Worm Removed awe.

Eead and all coup,ete. in two hours -
No fee Till head passes, seat. pin ard
stomach warris TeITovF,a by Dr. Kuusel
20 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, ga.--
SEND for circU ar. Eur removing sea-, ! in
or stomach worms call oa your druggist
anu AK iora rot uf kGnEsl's worm
syrup. Lilce II. 1t Fever "a! g CCmmal
tense teaHhHsil tape worm be removed, oil
otEeI y.rms can Le rasdiIy removed.
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SOCIETIES..
MEETING THIS fMoNDAy) EVENING

MEETING THIS fMoNDAy) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. 1, 10 0. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, 1. O o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Com ell No.
3. o. U. A. NJ. At Mechanics Hall, 219
King street.
Wilmington Council N. S Jr. 0. U. AN.
At Jr. q. U. A. VI. Hall, Fifth and Market
streets.
Enterprise Circle B. U. c. A., at Hall 5O3
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. /, K. of P, at
Knights Of Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No. ga. o. Of G. F.,
at McClsry's Building.
star OF Bethlehem Division, No, z, 8. Of
T., Ninth and French streets.
MiDqua Tribe, No. 8, I. OR. NJ, a. the
Maris' Building, Sixth aud shipley streets
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Csussin Grexx, awas taksa i1to Nss Ferk
and thsro1xhly oEsrhxnled- She vas then
eramined By The Board Of Uedervrstsn !;
shs .as exEnined By fns elass ship-eaf-
pensers; and she sas ezantnsd g TIE
s:<anhoss Irspsso-s ana Fcnounced By
every one thoroughly sesworshy ard con-
pes<ut for the voyage one word from them
woaId have stopped the vessel In Al ny
erpersence / have pos mst s0eh cautious
men as the Messrs Cozsins. Their instrue-
tsons we're thss whateyer vessel thE / Sc
lected uust - abe in every pars, Tor they
would rather lose the COS. Of . steamer
Itself than lose one nAn in the BuEflisn
sxpeatsoa. Their consrset reqGired tie
vessel TO be szstrsly sezvoTthyg Gnd AL Tia
experts who ex.ntpsd her. ard they we're
entirely disieterested pArties, stated posi-
lively that the vessel Was thoroughly eon-
pstsus for the busiosz-
orzxs VESSELS FHlF HAVE GONE Dows.
TIE Metropolis Vas ID more liable to be
loss than and othsr," continued Captain
Gregg. Tsee the Huron, oGe Of the fsest
iron steamships that ever sailed, and nsLJ
other yessels thss have been lost; their es-
paeity and eompstsrry could rot be ques~
toned and yet they wen. dOEn in gales 10
worse than that which tie Metropolis ems
eo1riered. This Vas an extraordinary gale.
The vessel was no. OVERLOADED. She WA
tightly loaded, for she has carried 30 tons
more before than she esrried On this last
voyage. She had all the requisite eerrtt-
Gates, and prior 10 her departure hbd bese
sQpp,isd with frssh life preserv-rs In Sew
Ysw York and new ssi Of sfe boats
e0ough to reseu. e7e-y one, p-oviie1 is lad
Do. bees s1ch terrible E.orn, In vk;eh 70
email boat esu1 live.
TEE CHANGE or yAME.
Some srss. h.Tinz besa Laid o. the
runor that the Tsssel when Iengthsus1 In
New York, vas Changed in name from The
ssHs and Strips 10 tke Metropolis wiibozt
authority, Captain Gregg was questioned In
his particular.
"Ii would have bsen inpossf5le to have
changed hsr ns1e Eiiho1. tie fall consent
Of the Secretary Of the TressUy," vas ihe
reply Of Captain Gregg. "These are
all provided for By law. II the
mime was changed when the vessel was
legthened # was becsuss the isv permits
vessels, when . certain snou1t Of money Is
eTpgpdsd IN her repair, equal think TO
ope-lhird Of her original cost, TO have her
came and paper changed. va. On tnis
vessel myself before she sailed, and found,
besides her ;inbers bring very heavy, she
was disyonally strapped isssds with heavy
iron s,rtps, TO Civ. her sddi,soasl strength.
She has t,een rupnisz for years 10 the Old
Dominion Steamship Conp.py's employ
from Ssw York 70 Norfolk, sDI ID. presi-
dsn. Of that company tod ne himself that
she WIS 8 good boat. Tie matter of
changing The lame Of vessel is 10: mat
'sf Of rsre occure Gee a. all. ET,rybody
that saw thai vessel 20 on: shat knows
anything about vessel will say that she
Sks fn excellent TRIM"
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BORDISAG.

Good board a per week. Table board
- 80; single meals As cents, 5 meal tickets
81. Gales Dining Rooms, 51l Kiug street
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CURRITUCK BEACH.
TEE akkAT DYEAsTEE.

PHnASERHIA, February 3.-Tbs great
and absorbing interest In the streets, rsil-
road ears, tsVerns, for they are open here
despite our Sunday law, Is the fate Of the
Metropolis and those who sailed sway 90
hopefully in her to the vslly Of the ANA
ron. Every norsal Of news concerning this
disaster 10 seized upon With svidity, and the
csnversstion On the streets, the business
centres, and the home circle all turns upon
the terrible ending Of the second expedition
sent out BY the Nessrs. Collins TO Brazil
There 10 feeling Of relief as l,ter inteIli-
EeDes from the wreck reduces ii. Eumbsr
Of the lost, although that number 10 very
great. Fully one hundred persons are un-
accounted for.
WAS SEE ovEELoADED.
Apsrt owner Of the Xetrop slis, Mr.. Geo.
D. Lunt, Of Luut Bros, gez York, declares
that she was not overloaded, and that he
himself, under the contract zi.b the aesrs.
Collins, which stipulated ihs. the loading
Of the vessel was 10 Be uDder the supervision
Of one Of the owners, came TO this city and
saw her cargo al taken on board and pro-
perry slowed. On the 29th nit when the
Metropolis had reached Delaware Bay,
Capt. Ankers wrote 10 Limit that the shfp's
draught was II feet inches forward ard
Ii feet aft, and bis information, in the light
Of the statement Of Inspector Darling, Of
the Atlantic Insurance Company. that sbe
was capable Of proceeding safely with =
draught Of sixteen fee. copvirces him that
the vessel was very far from being over
burdened. inspectors Darling, Jones, VII
son and Martin, Of New York, saw her on
the dry-dock two days before che came to
this city to be loaded, and they pronounced
her IN 6t condition 10 make the voyage to
Brazil.
OK AN ERRAHD OF MERCY.
Mr.. Thomas Collins left this city yester-
day morning by the Phfladelphi,, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad for the scene O,
disaster, in order to make such arrange
ment as may be necessary 10 the removal OF
the dead bodies and the comforting of the
survivors. His brother, Mr.. Philip Collins
returned last night from Evansburg, Pa
Mr.. Collins states that Il Is the intention OF
the Hrm TO have the graves OF the identified
bodies buried at the wreck station. 90
marked that they can be distinguished, aid
- soon - any one makes the request TO
have the remains Of . relative sent on. +.
win be instantly compiled With. There are
many Of the lost who have no relatives TO
claim them, % that It would be useless to
bring all the dead 70 this city.
sTATENBTT OF CAPTAIN GREGG.
Captain Henry L. Gregg, who is engaged
by the Messrs. Collins TO furnish them with
steamers, was visited at his office, on Wal
nut street, between Front and Second
streets, this morning, and tells a straight
story concerning the precautionary mes-
sures which were taken before the Metro
polls was allowed TO sail.
The vessel, before she started" SAYS
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MEDICAL.
IlH, EIILER's xEskrABLE RRET,

~ MATIC REMEDY.-Is lne rerrcriU
ton Of one Of Philadelphia's eldest nbrsP
clans, and 10 guaranteed to cure rhsnTSsa'
"a $50, ~ nerna,glx. aL s selstiea pain gaekache
the nerves. purifying the blood. and rem
trAlizing poisonous deposits In the gysiern
By merit IL has become q standard meJi
cine, Suffering and money saved by useinn
II In time. Remember that Dr., FItler iss
the only physician In AIna-j. n deyo1ipns
warranted, Advice gratis. IS Socfh PoreEe
street.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

RhFB1c.
TIE sgTsifT ot -oss- NHa3.sL CaerSezL x-za
PrEsr-b1SzIzeL ceSsZ1s- No Ess Of EzT Lc1zeE
-AElEE ,1s large rsTzsE4Te, s-e Ezls592s p5ls-
s-E ws-sz re ca 1T careful xVp1ez.lc. Q.
c1szsczl Es5tze=- sC--5ct al lie cA.1E-Tts I'D
o-es. Ezt-14-Zz1s2 p-ggeT1sss tro- TIE E1ost II T.
E3ls gc.s-- I'D kssya+ All o5oesz-xIe tae- t.st5
rS2ES t5;zL-z5s- scarcely larger than a
mustard seed. -81 ez- u realty swallowed
RF L5aEs u sGs Ez1st sezs1iITE sy11scAs sat .zs-
laogzs tss1sE- kAs1 little PurgatiVe Pellet
Fs7-EseZ1 4, X -ssi es9-osztrzst sgyEz- ~ -Dca
sz1sErz5e pgEsr - l. e-Ss15ed IN scy o! tie
Large gi4ls tossD4 f9- sale Il c-rz-sho2s Frgz
Eas1I E21s3e-t1l e4t1sr15s power. II cJ-pGrssoa
% AsE slIs- psgpss uOo EzTe Dos .rSEsd then are
sgt % sssPoss tf.st taeT are azrAa Q. drastic in
szee1: bEt sae1 i BoF Z: al the case tie Different
St1re nsdltz.al principles Of winch tbeT are
e9l posed be.Ez 30 kzrEozzei &1d Es,95Sst-
o-s " TIE o1-s-E, a. 70 produce a most
.esTshiaF :es r,nsF sa1 aa.,n thSroagh. Es gently
$500 Reward i bsre5F oEe-et bT tie pro
p-5s.0F q ;Hss@ Pellets, 70 arr coents. Eho
upo, zzs5y-ss- VII fL1 Il them zny cxl1-g OF
olhsr to--s 0f mercury, mineral poison, O. IN
.uTDozs drug
Being entirely vegetable, ro pzrtcllzr
ate wiihglt dis.artznce % tss o0ns1t.urso- ssss-
y oecupet,o1- F9r yauhdiee, Headache,
Constipation, Impure Hood, Pain
In the shouIders, Tfghtness of the
cACsh5 DhAkAhcbsJ 6o1E
from the stomach. Had taste In the
mouth, Bilious attacks, Pain I'm re.
gfon of Kidneys, Internal Fever,
Rloated feeling about stomach. Rush
Of Blood 10 Head, Hfgh-eolored
Crime, CnsoeiabiIitJ and Gloomy
RoFebodings, take DR.. PieYeess Pleas.
ant PuFgaffye Pellets. Ii explszs;sza ot
The rsEs1A power o. ur PEgz1Te Pellets
oTer 50 great variety q diseased rizh % ssy
iAst their action upon the animal
economy IL universal, not a gland or
tissue escaping their sanaiive I'm.
press. Age dee rOt impair tie properties o.
tbess PelsA 1hey are Elgzr-coa:S3 aad H.
eI0se1 IL g.ass bottlss- their virtues being rtcrs-
by preserved min paired to- Ar length II TINE,
10 any climate, % nst they Are AWAITS fresh
End reliable This Is not lie case with u ose
pills which are put up IL cheap Eoo1eE or
4z-.sfcs~i boxes. RScolect tat toy al lis
s2zeE ---sEe laxative, Alternative. @
Purgasiye, Is Indicated, these lille PeIIen
ril give The most peres sasistsetio1 70 al Eho
Ese them
They are sold By all DFuggiste at
cents o bottle.
Nv. PIECE, Y. D., rvrr,
RUTTALo Z. Z.
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CHERIFFs SALE,

-
By virtue {! wit Of Levarl Facias to
me directed. will De exposed 10 Public Sa' e
at the Laiayet Hotel, Al Shipley ST eet,
kept by George ". UTtlIp, in the city OF
"Imingto1. SIE' as'le County. 1 ei., on
WEDNESDAY The eth day of FEs., 1873,
at tz O'Clock p. II.
The following described Real Estate viz !:
All that certain 1T or iarc | OF land with
six two story fra me hD l.eSi Ii Teon erected,
situate in thecity OF wilmington afort said.
o5unded snf described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point n the nor herly side
Of a street 81 seventy feet vice, at the dis.
lance cf tEenty eight feet cas-. er from
east-r:y size Of Tow seEd street, a c.,rner
for lands cf Joon 4 Edwards thence along
said dTards 'ice through The middle Of
the p 'rtitiOn VA tetweSn This house az d
the house on the wet a Joining n-ltherly
and parallel with tt wIIseEd street sixty
feet, 10 the soLih- rly ride OF Ia four-i ie vide
along said 81 l. of Sa at,ey. esSter.y sey-
enty-twn Zee. 10 a stake ir line OF land cf
P. ii. Mitchell. therce south. -iy a'org said
Mitche. y. iine and parallel WI h Townsend
s'rt Ell sixty feet 10 H. aforesaid northery V
kide OF A street, ana IDence thereby wesl eT-
ly seventy wo feet 10 the place OF begin
ming. be the ntents thereof what they
may.
Seized ard tak en- in execution ss the Fro.
peity OF George X. Townsend ard Rary E
NJ. MS wife. but now the property OF Gus
Ia rus Nelson, grsrtes fths said George r.
Townsend and Mary E. NJ, his wife, and
terre tenants, ard t. be SOLD By
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle. January 2lst,
A. ID. 1873. jan2l-is
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cgMs EsEs9M
THROAT, lungs, LIVER & BLOOD

tHASEAs, k5Ey41,kl "a 8k4uA
In the wonderful medicine to which the afiict-
ed are above directed for relief, the discoycrer
believes he has combined in harmony more .
NATURES tovereign curative properties, whicl'
God has instIied into the vegetable kingdom
bEed n one medicine. The evidence Of this fac:
is found IN the great variety Of most obstinate
diseases which it has been found TO conquer, IE
me cure OF Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
and the early stages Of Cons m pfi ON, II ha'
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