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The Best Spring Medicine.

II. K. STEVENS. ,.. -
Dsa, S,r.-This Is to certify that have used
xour oRlood Preparation IN my family for sew
sral wears and think that for ScroiulS or TANKER
60 Hnr,or- or Rheumatic affections u cannot be
excelled: and a. blood purifier and spring mel
icine Il IL the best thing have ever used, Anu
have used almost every thing. can oheerteiiy re-
commend Il 70 any one in need OF such d ho''
cine.
Yours respectfully,
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VEGETINE.
All Have Obtained Relief.

SOUTH BERWICK, NE, Jan. l., is72.
II. X. STEVENS. Esq.
form for the last ten years, ard have taken hund
reds OF dollars worth 81 medicines without obtain
ing any relief In September last ] commenced
t.ffng the VFGErfNE. since which time nv heal q
has steadily improved. Nv food diEcsts Wen AND
have gained lfteen pounds OF fesh. There are
several Others 10 This place taking NEGEriNE, and
All have Obtainet relief.
Yours truly, THOMAS Z. Mopht.,
Oyerseer OF Card Room, Portsmouth Co.'S NILS.
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IL. Memory of Brigham Young

IL, Memory of Brigham Young.
One more polygAmOus,
Short IN the breath.
Frightfully bigamous,
zone 70 his death.
Think of his fathers-in-law,
Two hundred brothers-in-law,
Three hundred sistsrs-in-law,
Fifty odd mothers-in-law,
An in one fanily,
Len in their polygsmily;
Think OF their daily life,
Pull of domestic strife,
Cat-6ghts and squealings;
Think OF the tears and criesi
Then try 10 Ann Elize
Some Of their feelings.
Think of the weekly dues,
Aud Of the baby shoes
And stockings unnumbered;
Think Js the payments large,
Think Of daily char
OF an infant Six Hundred.
q, turn not away ON him,
Scoring 20 touch;
&c nearer and thiuk Of him,
Married so much.
o, this pitilul
4 city with widows full,
BuXom and fair.
OLD bachelors think Of u;
Go near 10 the brink Off
Now, it you dare.
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VEGETINE-
What II Needed.

Boston rec. ID ActA'
H.R. STEvENS, ESQ. .,.
Doa- Sfr.-AhOut one year since found mystli
In feeble condition from general debility. WEI,
rTSR was strongly recommended o. me py Irien9
who had been benefited by is use. procurcd
the article and sfter using several oottles,Was re
stored 20 health, and discontinued ts use 1 Zee.
quite con Gdent thaf thcre 10 no medicine super
70 10 for those complaints Tor which KS
DrenSred. ana would cheerfully recommend u O.
hose who feel that they need something TO restore
them 70 perfect health. ....,,
Respectfully yours, Z, l. ri ~ = IL -
No 10 state St, Boston
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Affords the most grateful relief In Rheu-
matisn,. Weak SpiIc, Local Palms. Ner-
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Doulourcu,. Nervous Pain, Affections OF
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OF tho Chest. ColGs and Coughs, Injuries
Of tho Back. strr ins and Bruises, Weak
BACK, Nervous Pam OF tho Bowels, Cramp
In tho Stomach Ind Limbs, Heart Ahec-
lions, Enlarged spleen, Bruises and Pune
lures, Rheumatism OF tho Wrists and
Arms, Asthma, Gou', Local and Deep
,eated Palms, Pain la tho Chest, stiteh In
the Back, ralI In thc Hip, sRriooso OF
Enlarged ycinb Crick In tho Back ana
Neck, Pain and Weakness In side ana
Back, Hoarsensss. Sore Throat Luiho"so'
whooping Codgh, sharp Pains In inc
Breast. Heart Disease. ouinsy' Diabetes
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

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Eyes, liberation and Inflammation Of the ,. lar
RinCinc Noises in the Head Sore Throat. Elonga-
Ton ~ the Uyula and Swelled Tousllsi Nervous
UeadAche, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Clouded Memory,
Los on Nervous Force. Depression OF spiritst-aro
All carefully and scientifically treated win Wis
remedy according 20 directions which accompany
zach bottle, or will be mailed TO any address on
zach package contains Dr. sanfords Improved
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TAI Drucglsfs through out the USlted states and
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VEGETINE

PREPARED BY
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VEGETINE.
Her own Words.

BALTIMoRE, ND, Feb. 10, 1871.
Nh "A. II. STEVENS.
Dear Ssr,-Since several years have gos soIs
and very painful foot. had some ply sleians, ~
they couldn't cure me. Now have heard OF yOui
yRGETlNE from a lady who Was sick long time
and became all well rom your NEGETiNk, anu
went and bought me one bottle Of NEGkIlNk' anu
AFTER had used one bottle. the pans leit hS a
N began 10 heal and then bought one other botte,
ard 80 take Il vet. thank God Tor this remedy
and Yourself; and wishing every sufferer may pay
attention to t. IL is a blessing Tor health;
MRS. c, KRABE, 6SS West Baltimore street
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High colors-those in the rainbow
NorrtStoton Herald.
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VEGETINE
Safe and sure.

AR. n. X. STEyRNs. -
In 1872 your NEG vrISE was recommended %
me and yielding 10 the psrsuasons OF a ltloo.I, :
eonsentel 10 try T. At the time was suffering rom
GENERAL debility and nervous Prostratlon' SUPER
ducea by overwork and irregular habits' IL Nou'
derful strengthening and curative properly
- 10 al fecf nv deh0itated system from the hrsh
dose. and under its persistent use i rsple4y ~
covered, gaining more thsu usual health ana gVOu
feeling. Since then have not hes!tateu ~ s'sS
XraTTrxv nv most uuquAlihed Endorsement, as
being a safe sure, and powerful agent IN promot-
ing health and restoring The wasted ystem 20 ne"
lire and euergY. NEGETINE Is me only me0cl ~
/ use ard As long as live never expect 10 IN q
yorrs trplv WI CLARK.
100 Monterey street, Allegheny, Penn.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
SHERIFFS SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of venditioui Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale at the Lafayette Hotel, 8ll
Shipley street. Kept by John J. Dougherty,
in the City OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, the 14th day offs eptember, 1878,
at 2 o'clock. p. M,
The following delcriDed Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land sit
uated In the city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
at the corner formed by the intersection or
northerly side Of Mexican stl eet with the
easter'v side of Church street, thence along
said side Of Church street nertherly 80 de-
grees east Is feet, thence with a line pass.
ing through the centIe Of the division wall
between this and the house sdjo.ning south
s. deg. east SO IT. (be the same more or less)
to the westerly side Of an alley two feet
wide, thence along said side Of said alley
south 80 degrees west IL feet To the north
erly side of Mexican street. thence along
said side of said street north So degrees
west so feet, be the same n ore or l. So, 10
the aforesaid co 'ner I'd place efbeginning,
with q two story brick house thereon
erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF William Mckinley and Ellen
his wife, and t. It's and to be Isld by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, August q,
1879
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
DEATH OF MEHEMET ALI.

LONDON, Sept. 1l.-Later advices from
Coastantinople give further details of the
circumstances attending the death of Nc
hemet Ali Pasha, who was sent by the
Porte to restore order in Albania. 1t
seems that at Gusirje, Plasa, and Kalasin
even before the arrival of Mehemet Ali
complete anarchy had gained the upper
hand, and upon his arrival in Jakova he
found the greatest excitement prevailing
among the inhabitants.
He was violently upbraided with hav-
ing come to Albania to hand over the
laGd to the Servians. The agitation went
on increasing, finding vent especially in
vehement abuse of Abdallah Pasha, Me-
hemet Ais Adjutant. The house select
ei by Mehemet Ali for his lodging was
sst on FIRE by Albanians Of Jakova and
Ipek. -.
Then fight began between the incendi'
aries and Mehemet Ais escort in which
twenty of the latter fell. Towards even
ing, through the intervention of some Ult
mas, the conflict was appeased, the insur
gents promising to observe peaceful alti
tude. About o'clock in the evening
however, in Jakova, where Mehemet All
still remained, the struggle broke ou
afresh, resulting officers ofthe escort, ant
the house in which they took refuge wa
fired.
Mehemet Ali succeeded in escapin,
from the burning building and in conceal
ing himself in shed close by. but hi
hiding-place was soon discovered and b
was nercilessly put to death. The Al
banian League Is said to number 45.00'
well-armed and equipped men, determin
ed to resist the occupation of their terri
tory by any Christian Power.
There is much talk OF fServia and Mon
tenegro cooperating with Austria.
It is though possible at Vienna that th
anarchy In Albanai may compel Austri
TO occupy that province also.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
CHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue Of a writ of Levari Faeiss to m \
directed, will be exposed 10 Pu Ilic Sale aS
4he Lafayette Hotel, No. 84l Shipley StreetI
kept by John ]. Dougherty, in The Civ NJ
Wilmington, New Castle county, Dsl]
on
SATURDAY, the l4th dav of September
1878, at2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate viz.
All that certain loG or piece of land will
the buildings and imp oyements theresa
erected. 81 ,uated in the city Of Wilmingto5
bounded and described as follows. to Wit]
Beginning at the heintersection of the south1
erly side OF seventh street at 40 feet widl
with the westerly side of Madison stresl
at so feet wide, thence southeriy alonS
said side of Madison street 16O feet more or
less to the centre of Love Lane thene1
along the middle of Love Lane westerlJ
to a line of land belonging to ErlendS
Meeting, thence with that line northerly
to the said side of Seventh street aforesaid
and thence ther eby easterly to the place 81
b ginning, be the contents thereof more ol
less. n
Seized and taken in execution IS thd
property OF Augustus BicAta and Teresa
his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff
Sherifrs Office, New Castle, AugnstM ! d
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
~ MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Tha British Aeet left Newport on Tues
day. During her stay . number OF nef
crew deserted, GgA
The assassin, Modelling, died at Berlin
Yesterday from the immediate effect Oh ms
wound i The immediate cause of his death
was paralysis Of his lungs. f
A despatch to the Times from Rome says
Cardinal Ledochowski, Archbishop OF Posen,
has receiyed another summons to appear
before the German Ecclesiastical courts. 4
A royal free pardon of the Fenians Melody
and Condor passed under the Great Seal
Yesterday. They will consequently DC
liberated in a few hours upon condition
that they reside outside the British DOM
| inions.
Two stage coaches were robbed by three
b,ubvaymen between Lightning Creek and
(, Ohevenne river, W. T., on Monday night.
Thew took the contents OF the treasure
boxes and the money and valuables OF tne
passengers. :
A Deputy United States Marshal and
/ posse attempted to arrest TIVE young men o.
BALDWIN county, Ga, named Ennis, for
illicit distilling. A desperate fight ensued, !,
IN which one OF the posse was mortslly ana
one severely wounded. aaSt
Michael Tobin, who was convicted oi
numbering fellow-soldier named Alvers,
| A. West Point, N. Y, and was sentenced to
hs hanged in New York on the 10th inst,
hss been reprieved by the order of President
Hayes until the 18th instant.
A Geneva despatch to the Times says the
Beruese government has decided to propose
to the Grand Council of Switzerland that
amnesty be granted to ninety-three Catholic
priests who we're deprived OF their iivings
| in 1878 for refusal to comply With the re-
quirements OF the State. ....
There are $4,000 insurgents with forty
cannons, in Old Bosnia. They have an ads
vance guard 5000 strong, hetweep Gracanica
and Han Karenovac. They have fortified
Belins, Fwarnik, Tuzla, and Talny. After
the defeat OF the Austrians at Bihacs the
insurgents invaded Austrian territory al
Leskovatz, but were diven back.
A Portland, Oregon, despatch says =
"General Howard has held a conference
with Chief Moses at Priests Rapids, q
which assurances of continued friendship
we're exchanged, and Chief Moses announced
willingness on the part of his tribe to q
Z on q reservation of their own choice, bu
not on one remote from their country.
, Michael Gardiner, the boy who was in
jured by spent shot at the Opera House
on Monday night, is improving, and hopel
to be out soon. Mr.. Cody hes furnished
him with money for his necas, and hsl
offered him home with him In the future
, and the boy estsems that the hit was
, lucky one after all. To the scout 1t is
. lucky one after all. To the scout 1t Is
) lesson for lifetime.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of q writ of Levari Fa cias h
me directed, will be exposed 10 . ubli,
Safe. at the Lafayette Hotel, No. Sl tShip
ley street, kept by John ]. Doughery Id
the city of Wilmington, N ew Castle county
Del. on
SATURDAY. the 18th day of septembel
1878, at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate vfs
All that certain lot ofland and brick hous
thereon erected situated In the said city
Wilmington and bolp.ed and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning on the west
erly side OF JAG 'xson streeet, between Ell
and Linden streets, at the distance of i
feet from the southerly side Of Elm stre0i
thence westerly parallel with Elm streel
70 feet to = 4 feet wide alley, thence soutll
erly along the side o. said alley 16 feel
thence eastetly parallel with tt Q first me1l
toned line 70 feet to the said side of Jace
son street. and thence thereby northerl
l8 feet to the place OF beginning, be tt
same more or less. Book L, Vol. 8, Pag{
93 &c.
seixed and taken In execution aa II
property of Henry M. Armstrong az
Phebe Ann, his wife, and t. t's, and to I
ISAAC CRURB. Sheriff:
Sheriff Office, New Castle. August "a, Y
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
LAUNCH AT CHESTER.
From the News ofyesterday.

From the News ofyesterday.
The iron steamship Saratoga YVES snccess
fully nched from her ways at Roach 8
shipyard at few minutes before noon TO
day. A large number Of persons were
present, many Of them being from New
York and interested in the vessel. The
Saratoga was ga'ly decked with flags of all
nations, after the manner that DR.. Boole
decorates nearly all the vessels launched
from Roach's shipyard. Mr.. Fountain
has been busy for the past few days max
ing preparations for a success full launch.
and he demonstrated to day that John
Roach can launch vessels in better style
than any shipyard in this county. The
Saratoga is very beautiful vessel, her
model being constructed for great speed
and capacity. She also has great passen
ger accommodations and will carry so first
class passengers. The Saratoga is 319
feet long with beam of 3S feet 8 inches.
She has bold of 23 feet 8 inches from the
top o! the hurricane deck. The Saratoga
unlike most larger steamships built by,
Messrs. Roach, is to be schooner rugged
and will carry large amount of sail
which, when spread, will make her look
like a big clipper ship.
The vessel was cbristened by Miss Flo,
ence A. Ward, daughter of james E. Ward
owner of the ship. Among the prominent
spectators Of the launch were: Mr.. James
E. Wa'd and wife, Capt. Sundberg, tc
command the Saratoga, wife and daug ghtel
M. l.: sunberg, Mr., ]. o, Ward, Mr.
Veneidelstein, engineer of the steamer
Niagara, Mr.. j. D. Gluck, Mr., Munson
of Havana, Hon. VIM. Ward, Archbishop
Wood, Of Philadelphia, and Father Tim
mons, Of Chester.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
GOING WEST TO SHOOT INDIANS.

TWO YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS ROB WILL
LIAMsPoRT, N. Y, MILKMAN AND ARE
ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Two boys, William Whaling and Charles
Mcdonald, were about boarding train at
the West Philadelphia depot, on Tuesday
noon, bound for the West, when an officer
Ct the Sixteenth police district took the
young hopefuls into custody. Just pre-
vious to their arrest they had purchased
two tickets for Missouri, paying $s2 fol
them, and this fact, together with theil
youthful appearance, excited the officers
suspicion and led to their arrest. On being
conducted to the Central Station and Ques
toned by Chief of Police Jones the adven
turers claimed they were brothers and had
been sent by their father, who resided ir
Williamsburg, N. Y, to Missouri in search
of work.
"That's rather thin, remarked the Chic
as he ordered the young "bloods" into sep
arate cells where they could collect thei
scattered thoughts and be able to give {
more satisfactory account of Themselves
After few hours OF undisturbed medita
ton the younger of the two called the Chic
to. his cell and confessed they had stoler
the money from milk dealer named Johl
Holtz, in Williamsburg, N. Y, and hat
purchased theitickets with the money. The,
had also provided themselves with pistols
two large pocket knives ard had $l3 II
money left.
Chief Jones telegraph Chief Of Polio
Campbell, Of Williamsburg, Of the boys
arrest and will detain the boys at the Cen
trsl Station until they are called for by tn
authorities Of New York State.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
FEVER NOTES FROM THE --LATEST
SOUTHERN PAPERS.

The very reverend vicar general of the
archdiocese of New Orleans warmly en-
dorses the Howard Association.
Memphis Avalanche: There are physi-
clans among as who decline to visit sick
person unless there Is prospect of being
paid.
The impression that Cinnamon cannot
have yellow lever was dissipated In Mem
phis by the death of All Chin, q Mongolian,
Of the prevailing disease.
Vicksburg Herald: The drafts for the re-
lief of the suffering which have been re-
ceived cannot be cashed by our banks, and
If some steps are not taken to Immediately
restore communication with the OUTSIDE
world, the condition of Vicksburg will te
deplorable in the extreme.
Memphis Avalanche: A child was strick.
en- with the fever on Alabama street. "Go,'
said the mother to the father, "I shall
never leave my boy, but you must not be
endangered" The coward complied, and
saw from over the way short coffin borne
out of his home. The mother is paying the
price of her devotion, and by tomorrow vii
herself pass to her last home.
Memphis Avalanca: Undertaken Jacl
Walsh was hauled over the Goals by Capt
Aratta yesterday, and was threatened will
incarcera ton unless he made more rapi,
headway in getting corpses under th
ground. A number of wagons and cart
were pressed into service for his use, ant
the citizens committee supplied him wit
all necessary material for making coffina
and yet old Jack has been running his de
partment too slow for the times.
Newton and Lauderdale counties, Missis
sippi, In which most of the refugees fron
Ivicksburg have located, and are so effectua1
lily quarantined by their county official
against that city that the refugees get n
news from their friends. They hear ever
day the widest rumors, and are prey t
torturing anxiety. The vlcksburg Heral
denounces the quarantine against news q
an odious act of cruelty, and calls upon th
Governor Of Mississippi 70 removed 1t.
Meridian, (Miss.,) Mercury Fleein
from just this side of Vicksbure, q part
who came through the lines up to Newtor
which he stumbled over, reports of his Gel
tan knowledge some three or four person
dying along the roadside without sbelte
other than what the trees afforded. In tr,
ing to get out of reach Of the pestilence ha
T got out OF reach of the city charities.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
LOCAL NOTES.

Reed birds.
Autumn weather. .'
Another fire vest ,rday.
Fires are numerous now.
A completed reservoir soon.
Oysters are getting pleasant.
CITY Treasurer Vincent can't run down
hill. .......
Only one drunk yesterday before me
Mayor. ....n.. a.,,
sutterley copies old pictures life size In
Crayons.
Mr.. Geo. W. jackson, the gentlemanly
bill poster, is busy.
Take your Dsguerreotypes to sutterley's
to get,a good copy.
The Republic will make her last trip to
Cape May on Sunday.
Go to Ocean City to-day: the excursion
is the last of the season.
Hot and cold baths at Valentines oppo-
site Fame Hose House.
For a good shave 20 to Valentines oppo-
site Fame Hose House.
Take your old pictures to Sutterley's, O2
Market street, for good copy.
Wilmington is responding nobly to the ap.
peals from the stricken South.
The checker match detween Priest and
Reed was finished yesterday afternoon
Priest beating his opponent badly.
A gem from Kearney 1.-THE honest
workingmen will run this country II they
have to walk through blood up to theil
knees and die IN the pool"
The Morning herald., 1878-09-12
LOCAL TIME T.GDLE
Corrected May 18th, ls7s.
rpAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON !:

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PAiladelphia--2.O9, 5.l4, $40: G5S, SO
20 900. On. 16.OO q. M; II 81, I2.40, $50. $50
6.46. 7,0O, 946 p' m. On Sundays. 2O9
5.44, $40 q. M; 500. $50, 9.46 p: u.
For ssw Ss m. noreiy On Sundays. 2os, 5.4s m.
For Baltimore and Washfngton-125l, 1,16
$40 m: 1854, I2.19, 500, 1925. p M
on Sundays l2.5l, l.16., m 1926 m.
For Port Deposit-4.56 m. No Sunday
For New New Castle-eN 20. $50 a m; LOS, $50 r
M, No Sunday trains-
For Delaware Ra' lroad-9 80 m; Les, 6S(
pm. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington Il Northern Ra1ir0ad-6G
m, $40, STOP M No Sunday trains.
For DelaWars western haliroao-io'0o' o'''
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia-l24s. Les, 8.s4, s.2a 9
m; ;l2.OS, 12H, l..n7, 3d. 4;5l, 5.N Us
"a s. g.. III % 70 lS m; RRs5 % ic@ Se sd5dsys m
From New York-l06 S.3I. m; l244, II 81
5O4. 1922, p m On Sunday LOS q m
From Baltimore-7.O4, $40. al . m; 1877
IL. SO, $50. 9 36 p m. On Sundays, 2Oi
r $40 m shsS sss s,ppna ? M, o4 40 a M: 19z
1s.8S, 53s, 9.S6 p m.oa Sundays. 2N
From Port beposit-s09 m. No Sunday
trains,
From New Castle-7.65, $50 M; l2'l6 m
42O. $40 p m. No SUNDAY trains.
From Delaware RAILROADS.&C. q. M; 4W
l2.l5 m No Sunday trains.
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad
sos, II. 80 a M, 7.35 p m. No oSundsy train
From Delaware Western tRailroad-7'oo
M; 3.l0p m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHnA-
DELPH1A. .rI
From Broad street aRd Washington ave, Z oo
nue-7,8O, 500 1880. II IS m 2.3O. S.so
400, 5.15, 500, 6.45, o 45, II 80 M. un SUI
rrona Thfrtv.Second and Market Streets.
rs ii IS a m 1910. 46o, 92, pmi l20o y
midnight. On sundays 8 25 p m IL "
midnight.