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OST-TOUND.

oar cR sToLEs-FRoM THE STEAMER
| ICmid Dazzle head Of Cont street, on tno
uentq.ssyenth Of March. a black MEMOKAN-
DUN BOOK la6out six inches long, coaIal ra e
az valns to any one but the owner. hpsrai
.eward will be paid for It's recovery, oy JOHN
HAMILTON, master steamer Wua dazssles
apsn
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SINGLE RISES. 81 YARDS.

The mataA was witnessed by over two hun
dred spectators, including number Of ladies,
and when It had been concluded the invited
guests and members partook Of a lunch pro
yided for the occasion and spread In the orange
grove adjoining the club grounds. which those
present seemed to enjoy.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
smERlRF SALES.
Citizens hank nj Louisiana vs.. j. n. Ca

THIRD DISTRICT uo6RT FOR THE PAR
l. ish Of Orleans. No.. 49, IA NO. 21ols OF he
late. Superior Dstric, Court,I,By virtue Of q
n Tor tie parish ISL Of orlssns, In he above entsd
cause to Eugene Wageaman late sheri III, and ey
ceed to sell at public auction, ut the Merehan's
and Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal street, be
sp Is p ss 4 t s e H. q he n oon,ns
deseFhEfdr sTTWpssIh S Il Ti F GROUND sn,,ea
n the Faubourg Marlpny In this city, forming
the corner II MarlRny and Love streets, meas,
nring. French ,meassure, one hundred and
bred and forty FIVE feet In depth and froat on
Love street. said property. being composed Of
lots numbers two hundred and eighty six and
two hundred and eighty seven and part OF lot
number two haudred and eighty five, on the
general plan Of said faubourg, the said two lots
numbers two hundred and eighty sis. and two
hundred and 6ghly-seven measuring each
sixty feet front on Marigny street by. one hun
dred and twenty feet in depth and the portion
Of lot nnmeer tws HUNDRED :, and eight :, llvt
| by one hundred and twenty feet In depth; with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
together wi b one hundred end twenty hree
| Being the sumo property which the hefsndan,
herein acquired by purchase from Mrs. Widow
notary public in this city. on the twenty eighth
| day OF f. bruary, 1872.
| Seized In the above suit.
! Terms and Uonditlons-The purchaser tc
| furnish stock note for the sum OF nine hun
bred and City seven dollars falling due on thu
first OF MAY, 1878. and renewable according t.
tbs. charter OF the Ctizens' Bans OF Louisiana
and the balance cash. The purchaser to assume
ali the obligations and responsibilities Of
stock holder Of the Citizens Rank Of Louisiana
with Two acts Of mortgage pa sed by A. Willo
and wife In favor OF the Ct'i8sns' Bank Of Lou
isiana before /. Seghers, late q notary public il
lie al M thjyfnGDtH
and third OF May 1887, and with the sheriff
deed Of sale In this case.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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sPOR TING.

L.. G. Lenret0n wins the Pigeon Match.
The members Of the New Orleans Gun Club
turned out In force yesterday to compete for
two prizes, and to STAY az many pigeons as they
could at 10 and 81 yards rise from hand traps
The leading scores made we're as follows, the
match being at Is single and 10 double birds. 81
and 10 yards rise respectively.
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FOB RENT.

IL aina,Ia a. on suite Soui hern exposure and
excellent board. can be had by applying at 70.
2I5 St Charles street. apfe Q.
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AIMEE,

and her grand troupe of eighty artists
MONDAY, April l5-Afmee In LA MAJOR
LAME Tuesday. 1eth--Aimee for the first
time in the great Partisan SUCCESS. THE
CHIMES OF NORMANDY. Wednesday
Matinee-LA RENE INDIGO; Aimee rs
ft-LA VIE PARISIENNE. and the second
act of LA FILE DE NINE. ANdOT, with
all the characters reversed: Aimee for the
Pretty as Picture. end Hi debrand Mont
roae Thrrsd v Matinee-Aimee In LIE
PETITE FAUST.
Popular evening prices-Admission to Orches-
ira and Orchestra Circle, 81 Reserved Seats
In Orchestra and Orchestra Circle, 81 80.
Admission to Balcony, 75c: Reserved Seats
in Balcony. 81 Family Circle. SOC.
Special Matinee Prices General Admission to
all parts Of the house, 5oc Reserved Seats,
SOC extra.
Box open for sale of seats On and after Thurs
day April II. apo u
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See the opposition ticket formed of strong.
substantial capitalists, presented In another,
column. for the annual election OF directors OF
the Crescent City Railroad Company.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY APRIL 49, 1878.

thereafter. So 1t will be seen that every one
constituting this party OF blockade runners.
except Mr.. Haeherie, met with Sudden ,deatn.
darnise was precedeh BY only . few DAYS, illness.
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The CoutinentaIa. Washington Artillery
Crescent Battalion and Louisiana FIe!d Ar
tillery praeticed at 800 yards with marked goo
effect
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once 0f the ST. Cha rles street Railroad
Company corner CarondeIet and Eighth streets,
New Orleans April "a, ls7s-At meeting u the
Rosrd of Directors OF this COMPANY, held this
day, dividend OF THREE PER tEsT was
declared. payable to the stockholders on and
op1a td+ v RJVTERE anoretnrv
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ONCE ef Crescent city railroad com
pany No, 1903 Canal street, New Orleans. April
J. ia7s-The annual election for directors Of this
instant bet veen the hours Of II q. IN. and D..
m. at the office Of the company.
ana tst ! n JULIEN. 5enrntnrv.
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purlng my absence from the city. Wr
JOHN BERRY, my partner, holds my power OF
attorney. All powers OF attorney given by me
antaals JUSTIN ]. LANGLES.
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Moet Chandon has the call at hotels and
restaurants.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
complete and In good running order, ready
for Immediate use FoI o Rs5tcp p4z aPRl1to
fe1atf 14s to 16s Magazine street
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lie are cautioned against buy ing Certificate No.
~ of ten shares stock OF the Peoples Bank
issued September 7, 1879 Ia the name Of O..
TAYLOR Gauche same having been lost and a
new certificate has been applied for.
ep,a ., 2s mv5 g. TAYLOR GAUCHE
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once Of the crescent City Live stock
Landing and Slaughter House Company, No 20
Oarondelet street, New Orleans, March 25. 1873
the twenty first instant, dividend oil two dol
lars and half s2 5oy per share was declared
payable to the stockholders on Or after MON
DAY. April IL, 1878. J. N. AUGgSTlN.
mh27 api5 seerstarV
4 hereby notify the Public that will NOT
from and after this date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife. Pauline Rose, rs she has LETT my
house without my consent. U. W. RoSE.
nonadsnnvlle. Feb. %, 1878. 1913
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WANTED > BY A SETTLED WOMAN, A
w situation to cook and wash for famil,
of two. or to COX and assist In housework m
objection to go to The country. Address M. Il.
this office apis 3t
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Moet h Chandon is the ne plus ultra Of wines,
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AMUSEMENT rs.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

Mr. HALL has the pleasure of announcing
the return for THREE NIGHTS md WEDNt s.
DAY and THURSDAY MATINEES of the in
onrnparabje
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, !
w situation to do housework and nurse. Cal
ri We best of reference from the last place en-
njnved Address g D., this office. ANA 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COOK WANTED ON SUGAR PLANTATION
~ near the city, for small family. Must be
competent and reliable. References
required. Apply at 255 Jackson street. between
q and II q m ap1Ot
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ST. 70 RIAM2 TUNbNqE EsEE W aoIas.
Pianist. jyb "
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-REMALEs.


VHTANTED-A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
w wish situation. the mother as cook and
washwomap, and the daughter, as house girl
this office ap,4 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Moet h Chandon is neither too sweet nor Il
dry
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yNIANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, A
w situation to take charge Of a family resi-
dence for the summer months, or as watehmnn
Reference given. Address L. b. H.. Democrat
Office. apl4 9t
WANTED IN THE COUN-
w try. Can drive mules. handle hoe, or
keen hooks Address w. r. this office. ap14 3t
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Vice President Wheeler, Mrs. Hayes
and party are trout-ishing in the
Adirondacks.
The Iowa Democratic Convention
met on Wednesday and nominated d
ticket, headed by T. 0 Walker for
Secretary of State.
The Democratic State Convention
Of Alabama on Thursday nominated a
full ticket, headed by R. w. Cobb for
Governor.
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens an
nounces himself as a candidate for re-
election to Congress from the Eighth
District of Georgia.
The Pennsylvania Prohibition Con
vention met in Altoona on Wednes-
day, and nominated the following
ticket: For Governor, General F. H.
Lane, of Huntingdon.
The Democratic members of the
Tennessee delegation in Congress will
reply to the letter Of Postmaster Gen
eral Key on the subject Of the Potter
Investigation.
The Democratic Convention Of Ten
nessee, on Thursday, completed its
Supreme Judicial ticket by the nomi-
nation of Thomas J. Freeman, mem
Der Of the present Court. Messrs.
Dederick and Turney were declared
nominees for the State at large.
The Republican State Committee of
Maine met sson Thursday at Augusta
Senator Blaine was elected chairman,
it being his fourteenth consecutive
election as such, and it was decided to
hold the State Convention in Portland
on the 1st of August
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

THE LATEST NOVELTIES in MOWERS ANT
REAPERs We are all apt to run after thu
latest novelty, and, in these days of progress
it is well to try and keep up with the times
but it should be borne in mind that only a
small proportion of so-called novelties, when
put TO the test, prove to have any value and
in the purchase of moving or reaping ma
chine the farmer cannot afford to make ex-
perimeuts.
Twcnty-one years ago, the novelties Of two
driving wheels, double-jointed folding cut
Ter bar, in front Of the driver-a wonderfully
simple and perfect system Of gearing and bra
cling leading wheel and a lifting lever
were first introduced in the Buckeye Machine.
These novelties obviated all the difficulties
that had heretofore prevented the universal
use of moving machines, and made them a
necessary farm implement.
The Buckeye Machines have outlived scores
of novelties which have tried to compete with
them, and the hundreds of thousands of farm
ers who have tested them bear witness that
they are to-day the simplest, the lightest in
draft, the safest, the least costly to keep in
repair, the, strongest, most durable and do
the best tpFeFlzz There ere no mysteries about
the Buckeye Machines, but all is simple, solid
and mechanically correct. Adriance, Plat &
Co., Of Poughkeepsie, and l65 Greenwich st +,
New York, who enjoy SO high reputation as
the builders of the Buckeye, have introduced
a later novelty in the Adriance Single Wheel
Reaper, which is in all respects worthy
companion 70 The Buckeye Mower.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

EASTERN war news is very dull and
uninteresting this week, but there is
no scarcity Of ofimportant happenings on
this side Of the ocean.
A frst-class revolution has broken out
in Mexico, and midtown lombard
ed Postmaster General Key has writ
ten letter full and overfowing with
threatened war-r-r; and on Thursday,
Mrs. Rutherford B. Hays caught
-ifteen-pound Adirondack trout. This
last important event was Immediately
telegraphed over the country, and the
fsh in due season will find its way to
e White House table.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

AN UNDENIABLE Truth You deserve to
suffer, and if you lead miserable, unsatisfac-
tory life in this beautiful world, it is entirely
your own fault and there is only one excuse
for you,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands. Per-
sonal knowledge and common sense reason
ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such
as sick headache, palpitation of the heart,
sour stomach, habitual costiVeness, dizziness
of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
etc. It's sales now reach every town on the
Western continent, and not a Druggist but
will tell ah OF its wonderful cures. You can
buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you.
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Washington letter.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2a--Ig

WASHINGTON, D. c., May "a 1913
Hoa. GGffaafkks8RN Il. Potter has Just
written letter Of extraordinary inter
est It is too long to be given here,
but l mention the main points made
in reference to the investigation and
events connected with it. Mr.. Potter
places the responsibility for the refusal
to hear Mr.. Stephens, Of Georgia, who
wished to offer an amendment to the
investigation resolution, on the shoul-
ders Of the Republicans, where it be-
longs; he shows that the Hale amend
ment proposed an investigation into al
legged frauds which did not affect the
selection Of a President and was in
tended merely to protract the investi-
cation. Referring to the expedient by
which the Presidential question was
passed upon BY the Electoral Commits
sion, he says "The Presidents title
rests upon, that if, now, it should APP
pear that there was fraud, which pal
pably affected the electoral vote, and
which the Commission did not notice,
and if legal remedy exists for cor
recting the error, you cannot believe
that such a proceeding under the law
could lead to disturbance. IF there be
no such legal remedy existing, and
Congress should hereafter, by the ap-
proval Of the President, or BY two
thirds Of both Houses without the APP
proval, provide one, why should the
legal determination thereafter had any
more produce disturbance than the de-
cision Of the Electoral Commission
did? It is exactly because this is not
Mexico, and because the people prefer
determining questions by legal meth
ods, and if the legal methods have not
been provided, to invent legal methods
Of determining them, and to submit to
the determination thus arrived at, that
this country cannot be Mexicanized." 4"
The House Democrats have a caucus
tomorrow to decide the question of ad
journment. The general impression is
that the day proposed by the Senate
the 10th Of June-is too early.
Only two appropriation bills have
been sent to Mr.. Hayes for approval,
and on some Of the others, more espe-
.ciallythe army bill, there is sure to be
a long contest.
Unexpectedly to all the House yes
terday decided net to increase the
army to $4,000 men. An amendment
Sto the army appropriation bill, fixing
the strength Of the army at that num-
Der had been adopted in Committee Of
the Whole, but was rejected in the
House. An amendment was also adopt
ed, the effect Of which is to prevent the
use Of the army at elections, and an
other transferring the Indian Bureau
to the War Department. On all These
points the Senate will probably disagree
with the House.
AS it is now stated on the authority
of intimate friends of General Grant
that he.has lost nearly all the money
he ever had, the proposition to retire
him with the rank Of General, which
was offered in the shape Of an amend
ment to the bill retiring Gen. Shields,
will be called up again and pushed
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01
LITERARY NOTICES.

PETERsoE's s MAGAZINE for June is on our ta-
BILE in advance, more than maintaining its
well-earned reputation of being the best and
cheapest of the ladies books. Il is only two
dollars year, postage free. Specimens sent
gratis, to persons wishing to get up clubs, or
to subscribe Address Chas. J. Peterson,
2O6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
ST. NICHOLAS for June opens with striking
frontispiece, depicting the brave deed Of girl
in saving blind man from being run over.
One great feature of the number is the opening
Of the new serial story for boys, "Dab Kin
zer," by William o. Stoddard The depart
ments are in full force, the very little folks
having lively four-page story, called "Fid-
dle-didde-dee r humorously illustrated with
seven pictures by L. Hopkins.
LIPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE -"Easter on the
Riviera" is the tile of the opening paper Of
Lippincott's Magazine for June, and invites
the reader to join in the holiday excursion of
London barrister and an Oxford professor
among the bewitching scenery and famous
watering places of the Maritime Alps, ofwhich
glimpses are given in the illustrations. The
stories ia this number are numerous and va
ried.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for June, while it has
that largeness in the character of the subjects
treated which usually distinguishes this pc
rodical, is exceedingly beautiful in its nu-
merous illustrations and surprising in its va
riety. In science, literature, art, music, fc-
ton, etc, it is unexcelled, and will instruct,
entertai.. and amuse the reader. The editor
ial departments are full of interesting and
entertaining matter in their several fields.
SCRIBNER FOR JuNE.-A notable feature in
the June number is the resumption by w j.
Linton Of the recent controversy in the New
York papers over the question whether an
engraver should be called al artist Mr.. Lin
toms position, as probable the most celebra-
ted Of living wood-engravers, gives especial
weight to what he has to say. Mr.. LInton's
paper is entitled, "The Engraver his Func-
ton and Status" The other departments of
the magazine contain some very able articles.
1t is one of the most readable periodicals of
the present day
The June number of the ''Delineator" and
"Fashion Paper" published by J. G. Rams
dell, lll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, is on
our table, The publisher will mail gratis a
June copy of the "Butterick Metropolitan
Fashions" to any lady reader of this paper
who will send him her address by postal card.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

The Philadelphia Times says that
the average Democratic opinion in
Washington about Keys letter seems
to be that the Postmaster General was
atrife too near his own bombshell when
1t exploded.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

GRAN has certainly reached "hard
pan" prices; wheat being quoted in
the Baltimore market on Friday at 80
cents for common to 81 IS for choice
red. These are the lowest figures at
which wheat has been quoted since
1891
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

THURSDAY, as Decoration Day, was
generally observed throughout the
country. In many places the graves
Of both Federal and Confederate SOL
diers received floral tributes frsm the
same hands.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

through the Senate. It is now sug-
gested that, as there are but three gen
eral officers Of the Mexican war living,
they all Be put on the retired list. They
are Shields, Caleb Gushing, and VIM.
o. Butler, residing in Missouri, Massa-
chusetts and Kentucky. SoLON.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01
II NE W B.AKER Y,
cry
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON.

HAVING TAKEN THE NEW AND COM
IL modious Bakery, on Main Street, next
door to Elia8on & Benson's Store, Middle
town, Del, would be glad to serve the pub
lie with the choicest BREAD, CAKES and
CONFECTIONERY, of my own manufacture,
at the most reasonable prices. have in con-
nection with my Bakery and Confectionery u
large ICE CREAM PARLOR, fitted up in a
neat and handsome manner where ladies and
gentlemen will be served with the utmost at
tention.
l am also manufacturing plain and fancy
Candies which | wiA-wholesae at city prices.
Fine Cakes always on hand. 0rnamented
Cakes made to order in the best manner and
at short notice. Wedding cakes specially.
Give me call. NJ. CUMMINGS,
may 25-tf Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

SENATOR GEORGE H. PENDLEToN
has been interviewed, and regards the
Potter investigation as great mistake.
The Baltimore Gazette suggests that
Mr.. Pendleton drop an open letter to
the country.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

We guarantee entire satisfac-
ton on every article named
above, and we solicit your Or
ders by mail, when not conve-
nient to visit our markets, and
they shall be filed at the same
prices as if you were present.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

It has been customary in old communities
to suspend pieces of stick sulphur around the
necks Of children as a protection against con-
tagion in epidemics. A thorough washing
with Glenn's Sulphur Soap has been found a
much better preventive. Sold everywhere.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, so cents. tie27
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01
DRESS GOODS.

New styles Plaids and Plain Mixtures, at
10, III, l23, and Is cents per yard.
'Colored Alpacas, New Shades. at l5, l8,
and 20 cents per yard
Plain Bereges and Serges, at 20 cents per
yard,
- New sprihg BOrertes, at 223 cents per
yard.
The New Shades Of (Buntings, at 25 cents
per yard.
All Wool Black Bunting, at SO cents per
yard.
New worsted Twilled Beiges, at % cents
per yard.
New Gray all Wool Beiges, at 80 to SO cts.
per yard
Double width Black Alpacas, at "a, 25, %,
80, 50, 40, 45, 5O So, and 60 cents per yard
Lupin's double width, Black, all Wool
Cashmeres, at Sc, 623, and so cents per yard.
A Guinet's Black Dress Silks, at so, 80
cents, ST. 90, l21, 25, 35, 45, and So
per yard.
5000 yards Hamburg Edgfngs and Insert
ings, at 3, 5, I, 8, 9, 10, l23 cents per yard
and upwards.
Clarks o. N. t. Spool Cotton, all colors.
at cents per SPOOL
Star Skirt Braids, at cents each.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

STEwART's Working Women's Ho-
tel has been closed for want Of patron
age, and the scheme Of its projectors
will probably be abandoned.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01
DIED.

TIMS-Near Cecilton, on May 2lst at the
residence of her son-in-law, Daniel Husfelt, Mrs
Ann Tins, relict of the late William Tins,
aged sc years
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

TITO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS II
l. desire to take this method of informing
my friends and the Democratic voters that
the report that has been circulated that had
withdrawn as candidate for Sheriff at the
coming nomination, is untrue. am still a
candidate and will remain So
JAMES R. COLLINS,
jel-lt$ APPOINTMENTS Hd.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01

ENGLAND's great Statesman, Earl
Russell, died on Tuesday, at the ripe
old age Of Sc years.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01
Aeru advertisements.

E0R sALE-AN ALMOST NEW COM
l. BINED RUSSELL REAPER AND NOW
Err, has cut less than 100 acres of Wheat. A
good machine. Price, $55
If preferred will sell new Combined
Champion at less than manufacturers prices.
jel-3t WILLIAM GREEN.
Middletown transcript., 1878-06-01
monster Reptile Removed,
Please read the following, which speaks for
70

MIDDLETowE, DEL, May %, 1878.
| took remedies this day of Drs. Stearns b
Wilson, and in FIVE hours and thirty minutes
passed monster Tape Worm, about lis
feet long, including the head | make this
statement TO be published in any form it may
be deemed advisable for the benefit Of the
afflicted Mrs. NJ. ]. HAYES,
jel-lt Lake Street.