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SHtRIFF's SALE.
By virtue of writ of VenditionI Expo-
mas, TO me directed, Will be exposed to
public sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 Shlpley st.
kept by John j. Dougherty, In the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 17TH DAY OF APRIL, 1873,
at O'Clock, p m, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
No. !. A IL that certain lot, piece or par
Gel of land with two-story brick messuag o
thereon erected, situate in the city OF Will
lnlngton, Del, bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit; Beginning at the corner
formed by The Intersection OF the norLherly
side of Filth street With the easterly side of
Walnut street. thence easterly along the
northerly side OF Finn street 10 feet 10
| Inches 10 the westerly side of an al ey lead-
ing into Flith street, thence north, fiy par
| allel TO Walnut street along sal side of
hald alley 81 Ieet toa corner, thenC ewester-
| ly parallel TO Fifth street ~ feet 2 inches to
| the easterly side of Walnut street and
| thence southerly along said side of said
street 80 ieet 10 the corner aforesaid and
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may, with the privilege and use
| of said alley, &C.
No. 2. A II that lot Of land and frame mes
| suage thereon situate in the city of WILL
mlngton, New Castle county. Delaware,
| bounded AID described as follows, to vii !.
| Beginning at point on the east side of
rench street 63 feet inches from the
| toutherly side of Fifth street corner for
iand now or formerly of James Rathsbary's
| heirs, thence easterly by their lot parallel
with nth street 100 feet, thence southerIy
parallel with French street Is feet to Il cor
ner of a ieet wide alley, thence westerly
| along the side OF said feet wide alIev IA
| feet, thence southerly 1 feet to land now or
| late OF James Morrow, thence westerly
| parallel with the first described line no feet
10 the easteriy side of French street, thence
norlneriy along the easterly side OF French
street 20 feet to the place OF beginning, he
The contents what they may, with two
| story frame house thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
| perty OF David McCullin, and 10 be sold bv
| ISAAC CRUDE, Sherifr
| SheriT's Office, New Castle, March 18th
A. b., 1873. apr3-3tawts
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GOLD fell to 1901 this noon. How Is
that for John Sherman and his 1Ol..
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WEDNESDAY,.
" EDN FSDA T.
THE i7rH DAY OF APRIL, 1873,

THE 7TH DAY OF APRIL, 1873,
AT O'Clock, u. NJ,
The following described Real Estate viz :
All those several ana respective tracts
or parcel. of land situate III aud aroul d
the city of Wilmington aforesaid, severally
bounded and described as follows, to wit.
No. l.-Situate in New Castle Hundred
in said county, containing within said
bounds by computation, two acres and
nineteen perches of land more or less, being
tue same premises conveyed To Robert
Taylor by William Peoples and wife,
March 20, 1854. Book ?, vol o, page 22i, etc.
No. 2.-Situate in Christians hundred
containing two acres one quarter and
thlrty-five perches OF land more or less,
being the same land and premises which
James Morrison and wife conveyed to
Robert Taylor Book S. vol o, page Sc,
etc.
No3.-All those two certain tracts,
pieces or parcels of land situate in New
Castle hundred afOr said, designated as
Nos. anu 10, No. containing four acres
and 10 perches more or less, and No. 10 con-
taining two and nalf acres more or less,
William Webb and wife and Edward
Webb conveyed to Robert Taylor, March
81 1856 Book X vol. 8, page l. etc.
No. I.-Situate in New Castle hundred
Aforesaid, containing three acres, three
roods and thirty perches of land, be the
same more or less, being the same land and
premises which William McCaulley and
William Bright, assignees of thomas
Smltn. on tne bli uay OF March, A. ID. l-f3,
did grant and confirm unto Robert Tay lor.
Book X, vol. I, page 326.
No. 5.-Situate in the city Of Whining
ton aforesaid, bounded by seventh street,
jackson street anu others, be the contents
more or less, being the same premises
which William Morrow and wife convey
| ed TO Robert Taylor December 10, 1867
Book o, vol. !, page 434, etc, containing
altogether fifteen acres and thirty -iour
perches more or less.
Seized and taken i'm execution AS the
| property of kobeIt Taylor, and to be sold
| by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New, Castle, Mar h 10Th,
A n apra ,lyt.,r,,
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.SHERIFP,S SALES.

Mar25-d3n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-23
ORDINANCE NO. 4s.

An prdnah'e in relation the Office Of City Assessor
Of Carson City, the duties and compensation raid
officer
The Board Of Trustees cf Carson City do Orian:
Si"S /. The City Assessor Of Citv shall annu
ally a-7 all taxable property Of the inhabitants Of SAID
az, situate and being N said city for city tlyatirn at
the time and in the same manner he assesses sal
property Tor State aDd county taxation. He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll of such asseesnen but
shall place and extend the upon the Asesren Ron
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION , The City Assessor Of CITY shall receive
an annual salary Of hundred dollars IN United States
gold coin, which shall he il fn for all services rendered
by hin u said city suCh Officer
SECTION B. All Ordinances heretofore adopted 80 far
ony they conflict with provisions Of tho Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved. JAS A. ct CLAIR
Carson City, June II, 1877 F7es;dcr,. no tep,
Attest: 4L7gsD HELM, Clerk.
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ASSlGNEES s4LE.


NoTtCF IL HFRERY CAY ES RY rnm
uaisTs'gnt Assignee in Rsrhruptcy Of tie estte ~
'u'ETnts m haI.r2lncy that viii sell a. labIc a1~,;
On MoN'Al SEFIEhbER ,, l,77, at Il O'Clock - -
F "t tht county Building in Carson City To the h is,
ol'et fE t''s in g0lc COIN, tie foowing irscrhed go
iEi 70 w: All the right It'll and interest Of the sai
.. pIlet oAch bankrupt in Bankruptcy to tEfntT fo,
th,ASahn and fifty share f mining stock IN ,h 'rn9
hho"h as the Fourth " July Gold and silver N;r;n
COMPANY located in Eureka Township the roi'nt y;
Eureka, State OF Nevada VIZ 'ou'I'y o.
As3 ell the right, title md interest If a. hanlr =
ana 20 4 cfIfsin mining 'artz claim known as the ~
u71 OF Aneft Hope Mine, located in Grizzly Flat Mr.,
Al"'' all the right title and interest n the Hrte hoo.
aocounts and demands belonging % said esta.s ~
nam N1satisfed a. The time q gale e' '~'-' To
rar.o,, -:.- .,,.... dsRAt. CRAWFORD, Assignee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-23
ORDINANCE NO. 53.

The Board of Trustees OF Carson City do ordain:

doing such branches OF business carving
such trades and professions hereinafter specified, shall
obtain from said city and pay for the license hereinafter
specified
Section All licenses shall be taken out quarterly in
advance unless otherwise directed herein and must be paid
for in gold coin when the amount paid exceeds five dollars
All licenses TAX zen pursuant the rcur, of this
ordinance shall be posted and kept ny the party urlrtit
taking the same in conspicuous place in or about the
place OF business Of such license or licenses and must
shown the officer whose duty il is issue such license
during usual hours OF husiness, on demand.
Section 3. Any person firm, association or corporation
whose duty il shall be under the requirements OF this
dinance u take out license who shall fail SO to
do at the time required, or within fifteen days
thereafter shall pay penalty for such delay, per
cent. additional to the original amount and shall he liable
civil action the recovery thereof with s, and TO
shall be fined exceeding hundred dollars in tnItt
States gold coin and shall pay the ~ the action for
which and fine execution may be Issued III civil
eases, or shall be imprisoned IN the city JaH n"t more
than fifty days. punished by both such tine and ninison
ment \, the court shall adiudge
Section f. Til, licenses provided hY this ordinance to be
procured shall be printed in appropriate form, ana bound
be- printed that on issuance the dates number amount
class, business, trade, profession and name or names Of
license or licenses may be inserted and before issuance
Board ut Trustees and countr-igne by the CITY M0rha
Section T. The City Marshal shall keep in his ohr book
be called the "Cy License Registry, ii WEt he SHALL
enter the names If ali parties whom he issues licenses The
blsn,s trade orprosimce tetlus iorwhic such
license holds good the date ii their issuance and NIrt!,
and the amount received therefor. and lac shall exhibit
such book 10 the Board Of Trustees q said city Whenever
so required % do
Section t. The city Clerk shall keep All
in suitable book kept 10y tnn for that purpose t. be
called the city Llcen~e Book NJ al licenses issued - the
Cr Marshall the Vua: cr which issued ana the amount
thereof The Cy Marshal shall At the hcrnnl.S Of each
quarter, return t. the t4ty Clerk ali un-od license.
stal ay.. the civ Marshal credit for IT, same. aoi
WIKI tie amount Of ~, money, paid by the city Marsha, to
for nhicn the Gay Marshal shah ake and deliver l." lne
CIV Clerk and the CITY Clerk shah uNon al tann tn"
charge the Cy Treasurer with the 'n"nr Of money 50
reel tCd Tor. The CtY Clerk shall NU1nu sad "llt\
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-'''ANN--'-'
Section 2o-Everv person firm, association engaE
in selling ancto, anything beside his own property or
IN oaning money any other thing q '"ue d q t ~
broker in said city shall pay for and Obtain incense 80 20
do aud shall pay therefor by the day, dollar II tN
the quarter, twenty dollars
BOOK CANvAssERs, ETC.
Section Of Every r.r-on whether principal! O. agent
engage il asng soliciting SUBSCRIPTIONS rE t
sale books mlaI- pictures or any similar iItf III Sa'
city shall Fay for and Obtain h'e':t 8 10 u, I s" t
therefor II by the day one doiiaG II by the quar- Ter twenty
dollars
ROWLING ALLEYS, SALOONS, LIVERY STABLES,
UAy.yARnS. BUTCHERS, GAS COMPANIES Wa
TER COMPANIES, sADDLER2, BREWERS, FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS, LUMBER DEALERS.
planning MILLS WOOD DEALERS, SODA MANI
FAC11RERS, AND ASSURANCE AGENTS, ETC
Section - Ever; person. association engaged Iii
carrying the business Of keeuin- n'"hg alley ,'h-
LIVERY stahe hayward and butchers, gas e0hIFIn-
H., wafer c1Tran- sddcrs brewers, forwarding
chants keepers Of planning mls, wood dealers SOFA a'
factuer and insurance agents i'll the business o. kCtiAs
any she'd corral or other place where animals art bo7i"
hired or sold iced il sold, III the nl'uafure
OF any a.id tue-stne sap cigars shall pay for a- or
tain quarterly, iceIse t. carry on such business ara
shall pay therefor dollars per quarter
! UNDERTAKES, MILLlNERs. BARRERs BILLIARD
TABLE KEEPERS AND BILL POSTERS.
Section % Every ltrSn firm or ASSOCIATION eng$s' III
carrying business undertaken, nllihntF' carrier
billiard table k-p per dill l.ser shall pay tor and '''l
license carrying Nuctl business according '' Ike
Tll- except billiard table keepers ann barter S:.
monthly r"citfs exceed one thousand doIIars s"'1 Jay
Those lvc}D billiard table keepers aT tartrr5j whose
monthly receipts exceed tFe hni,rt@t DOLLARS >ld o. w.,
exceed Thousand dollars Shall pay To- Fc1 ht>'-e i've
dollars lsr quarter.
And thos, Except keepers of oilhaIi tables and tareSl
whose receipts DO exceed five hundred collars E7I
MONTH shall pay Tor st IiVtst w. 'Sfa ans it'5 ,v7
Billiard l4ba Icoreos shall pay ~ so l@er'e IT, 3d.
Toe dollars per quarter for " 'te S' g. "~ III, e -i
Of any sjnar eanil- tatl, vhrT'"n ~7r2es are played
with bal. ami snail pay Tor sa l' Hre AT tiT 7-'!
RAJ" - billiard table kt,.rrs
BARRIERS shall pay Tor such license tie 81. Of : " ir
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ccU41Y TaEkSuRE9'S SEMI NEuAL
REPORT.

Cs,CrrT TRkAsrkEk'e OFFICE
CAEeos CIFY Orrlsoy County, SeTesE-,
January ), lt1o.
II Bp2r q County Commissioners o. orn0Tty county
Nevada,
Ce1tlernen: herewith submit ny reIor, ot tlt hGe
nee Of the County Ireasurer office Tor he half year end
ing December 81, 1877.
ON the Ist OF July 1871 there IL sevecI county
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-23

1as -t7've c - &r-vty :a~t05:,3 t::L 'EI..kSDAI
-he Ai:t Ia y y ~. :. T.. ,H9 = same ncG. AI ia
ll!I ns ~ ,.es. %. ,I-s3.itis si4 Il, t>.taa.s
T.. ~ -.'H ci..-r
Car-a,i. tHe IL. ~. ~
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COUNTY

Orand Army Of tho Republic, State Guard
numerous civic societies, municipal officers
of Montgomery, Philadelphia and Chester
counties, Ancient and Honorable Artillery
of Boston, Seventh Regiment of New York,
Fifth Regiment of Maryland, Norfolk Blues,
Society of the Cincinnati, Aztec Club, and
Veteran Association of the Mexican War.
Hon Wayne MacVeagh and Charles P"n-
nypacker, Esq, were added to the General
Committee, and the sub committee recently
appointed to wait upon the President and
extend him an invitation to be present al
the celebration were authorized to attend To
that duty during the Presidents proposed
| visit to Philadelphia.
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Tue Valley Forge Centennial.
THE ORDER OF ExERCIsEs-wHo ARE TO BE
INVITED.

The Committee appointed by the Valley
FORGE Centennial Association to arrange
programme of exercises for the celebration
on June 10Th, met ON the 22d, in Norristowr.
1t was decided to commence the rejoicing
at daylight by sounding the reveile al d
firing gun, to be followed at sunrise by a
Federal salute. At Q o'clock the troops will
form hollow square, and, with arms re-
versed and colors dropped, remain in that
position during appropriate religious
services, which will conclude with pray
ers for the dead, dirge by the band and the
pronouncing Of benediction.
At noon national salute will be fired, and
Immediately afterward the citizens and mill
tsry will assemble at the grand stand, where
the exercises will be as follows; Singing of
an original ode by large choir reading Of
an original poem instrumental music de-
livery of an historical address by Col. Theo-
dore W. Bean, of Norristown ; music de-
livery of an oration by Henry Armitt Brown,
Esd, and singing by the choir of Keller''
American Hymn. At p. NJ. the exercises
of the day will be concluded by military
review.
The committee also decided to invite the
following named individuals and organiza
tions TO be present as the guests of the As
sociation and participate in the celebration
President and Mrs. Hayes, members of thu
Cabinet, General Hancock and all othel
Penasylvsnians who hold commissions in thu
army or navy, officers and cadets at Wes
Point, officers aud cadets of the Nava
Academy. Chief Justice Waite and othe
members of the Supreme Court, Vice Pres
dent Wheeler and committee OF the Senate
Speaker Randall and committee OF tn
House, United States officers doing servic'
in Pennsylvania, Governor Hartranft, At
torney General Lear, Secretary of the Stat
Quay, Auditor General, State Treasurer
Secretary of Internal Affairs, Chief Justic'
Agnew and his colleagues on the Supreme
Bench, Lieutenant Governor Latta aud the
State Senate Speaker Meyer and members
OF the House. soldiers orphans, cadets and
students Of Girsrd College Pennsylvania
Military Academy Jefferson Medical College
aud other prominent edasst9Rsl Institutions
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
w President Judge OF the Court OF oyer and
Terminer and General jail Delivery Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace and the Court Of Common
Pleas and Orphans Court In the 26th Judicial Dis
trict composed OF the counties OF Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons. |. X. Krickbaunl and H. L.
shuman, Associate Judges OF Columbia county, have
issued their pTecept bearing date the 10th day OF
Feb In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seyeIty-elght, and TO me directed Tor
holding Court OF oyer and Terminer ana General
quarter sessions OF the Peace, Court OF Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, In Bloomsbury, In the
county OF Columbia, the ilrst Monday, being the
9th day OF May next 10 continue Two weeks.
Notice is hereby given 70 the Coroner TO the JUS
tees OF the Peace, and the Constables OF the SAID
county OF Columbia, that they be then and there in
their proper person at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said 9th day OF May, with their records, inqui-
stions and other remembrances, TO do those things
which TO their Offices appertaln 10 be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance TO prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be In the Jail
OF the said county OF Columbia 10 be then and there
TO prosecute them as shall be just Jurors are re-
quested 10 be IN their attendance agreeably
10 their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury the 4Jh dag
(1--) OF April, IN the year OF our Lord one
( l.. $. thousand eight hundred and seyenty-eght
IT, aud In the one hundred and secondyear OF
the Independence OF the United States OF America.
Sherins Onlce, JOHN. W. HOFFMAN,
Bloomsbury, April 6-tc Sheriff.
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Fearful Disaster.

SLATINoToN, Pa, April 5.--This morning
this place was the scene of railroad collis-
ion, which has ended in loss of life. When
the freight train, which left Mauch Chunk
at 4 O'Clock this morning. reached here, the
engineer stopped to cool hot journal. Instead
of side-tracking, he remained on the regular
line, and in few minutes a mixed train,
composed of four freight and forty oil tank
cars, dashed into the rear OF the first train.
The force of the collision threw several cars
from the track, and some of these, toppling
over on the Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge,
broke through the latter, making it total
wreck. The collision also exploded the boil
er of the engine of the latter train, and this
set fire to the oil cars. As quickly as possi-
BILE some twenty of the latter, which, although
not burning, were threatened by the flames,
were uncoupled and pushed back by the
| frightened citizens, who we're now alarmed
| for the safety Of their town. The flames,
however, communicated to Brown 4 Will
liams' machine shop and foundry, and also
to the Lehigh Valley depot. The latter was
saved, but the former was totally destroyed
involving a loss of about 10000 During
J the progress of the fire an oil tank exploded,
killing one man and severely burning about
a dozen more. Jacob. Hummell and his wife,
who live in house some distaace from the
depot, made very narrow escape. A por.
tion of the boiler OF the exploding engine
crushed through the roof, struck the bed in
which they We're sleeping, but, fortunately,
not injuring them in the least
LATER.
The explosion of the oil tank was caused by
an attempt to empty it from below. When
about half the-oil had been drawn off the
flames rushed in and created the explosion.
The high winds that prevailed in the morning
at one time threatened to destroy the town,
and steamers and assistance were sent from
Mauch Chunk. The fremen went to work
Immediately upon their arrival, and about 1C
o'clock the flames were gotten under control
There are several conflicting reports as tC
who is to blame for the collision. There is
signal here, and it was the duty of the hint
brakeman to signal the oil train, which wa,
at present running irregularly. Enginee
John Watmere and Fireman VIM. Mos
ser assert that the signal was not turned 81
as to signal them back, and several citizen
confirm their statement. Even if they haC
been signalled it would have been inpossibl,
to stop the train, which was heavy one, run
ming down grade. Both Watmere and Mosse
were slightly injured by jumping from thei
engines before the collision. The loss whicl
cannot be estimated at present will be heavy
, The names of the killed and burned are a
follows: VIM. Shoemaker, killed DAME
Rebu, Ed. Siebert, Geo. Jones, John Kehner
9 Aaron Snyder, VIM. Kain, Joseph Goldberg
John Rohrbach, Love Hughes, Samue
Marshall, and Arthur Williams, burned ant
wounded, four or five of whom are not ex
pected to recover. Since the first explosion
there has been two others, neither of whicl
have done any considerable damage.
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T IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
IL MAY TERM, 1875.

Growers ADM s Charles Vol.
Daniel Fowler's -admr's VS.. VIM. Kingston.
Growers admrs vs.. Margaret llagenbuch.
John II Goodman vs.. John Sanger.
George Ruckle VS.. Growers admr's.
Henry q. Conner VS.. Emanuel Conners admir-.
Mary G Nanderslice vs.. Abraham snyder.
Brockway and Ent vs. Ezekiel shultz
Daniel Leiby VS.. Henry Knapp ct al.
Mel Lenihen VS.. Conyngham and Cehtralia Poor
District.
John Scott VS. Bernhard stohnsr.
George Barclay VS.. Joseph Freck.
T. Brockway vs. First National Bank OF Berwick
william hrickbaum's use VS.. T Sharpless ct al.
Permelia Koons VS.. Seltzer Miller.
conrad swank VS. Daniel Swank.
Lucinda hntzinger vs.. John Greasy.
NJ Ii Rogers VS. Johas DOty ct al.
Conner Thomas VS.. Morris Mitchell.
Elijah Lemons vs. j II Staddon.
William Kingston VS.. Montgomery Cox.
fhlflek Byfnes VS.. Conyngham and Centralia Poor
District.
Hiram Rees VS.. W Il sterner ct ux.
VIM Kingston vs. Montgomery Cox ct al.
John Schell vs.. John Hinderliter ct al
isaiah w Mckely, IS use VS.. William Shafier ct al
John Jacobs vs. NJ Woodward ct al.
FIRST National Bank OF bloomsbury VS.. John Gruber's
admir-
Hugh W McReynolds vs. Simon Case.
VIM struthers ct ux vs. Margaret Quinn.
OfangeNllle Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Assocla-
ton vs.. Samuel White et ux.
Morris Mitchell vs. Conner Thomas.
Allen Mann VS.. John shuman's exr.
BENJAMIN Eves' Admr'sy ys. Thomas Stackhouse IT,
EA blihk ss,Wm kile.
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A timely dose Of Schencks Mandrake Pills is sure
to prevent an attack Of biliousness, when short
neglect Of the warning symptoms may develop Sc
rious case Of fever, either bilious intermittent Or
typhoid.
Schencks Mandrake Pills remove all causes Of bill
iousness promptly start the secretions Of the liver
and give healthy tone TO the entire system. 1t is
found harmless cure for this stubborn complaint.
which accomplishes all the results heretofore pro-
duced by free use OF calomel a mineral Justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged to be de-
structye In the extreme to the human system. That
the properties OF certain vegetables comprise all the
virtues OF caomel without its injurious qualities is
now an admitted fact, rendered ndisputable by SCI
entnc tests. Those who use the Mandrake Pills win
provided by nature In the common roots and herbs
OF the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any OF the inju-
rious fleets OF caome other poisons. The secre-
tlon Of bile regulated will be by the altered
color OF the Stools the disappearance Of the salow
complex ion and the cleansing OF the tongue,
Ample directions for use accompany each box o.
pills Prepared only by J. II. schenek Son, a
their principal once, cor. Sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia. Price % cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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D0ct0ps GaVa Him lin

is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up anc
at work and cured by so simple remedy ?
Il assure that it is true that he is entirely
cured and with nothing but Hop Bitter
and only ten days ago his doctors gave uE
and said he must die !.
'We'l.a.day If that is so, will go thi,
minute and get some for my poor George.
know hops are good
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The Seaside Library.

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Choice books no longer for the few only The best
standard novels Within the reach al every one,
Books usually sold from Al 10 "a given unchanged
and Unabridged for 10 and 90 cents
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1856. The Kings own nv Cam Marryat lO,
l5J. Hand and Glove by Amelia n Edwards iOr
l6s. Treasure Troye, by Samuel Lover zoe
l59. The Phantom ship by Captaln Marryat lGc
100. The Black Tulip by Alexander DUMAS l0c
l6l. The World Well Lost e. Lynn Linton 2Oc
l62. Shirley Charlotte Bronte 9Oc
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