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New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
ClIIzTNs' SAVINGS BANK or TuR CITY ~ NFw. YORK
No. Is EONEKY. OnRNHR " lANAI.nI. !

NO - BOwERY, CORNER ~ cANAi.sL
TTHIRTY-NINTH INTEREST DIVIDEND.
Pine Tn,tees hs ord ret that utore,t a. the rate
FIVE PER CEN annum be pad To depost0l- ON ant
January 20, al 90 - a1d upward which have
the three and six months entng Decem 81
81. 1879
Interest will be credited an original deposit aDd II mo-
wi hnraWn Will te entitled 20 interest January l. 1850
Bank open daily from lO To B. Mon and Satnr
days fnm 10 TO T. Bank books in Engis German and
French. T.. A. QClNIAkD. President.
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE. Secretary.
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
" A DIVIDEND UF ONE AND ONEH ALE PER
CENT capital stock Of the Union Pacific Ralfoti
Company will be paid and after January l. 1880 10 stock
holders Of record December ls. 1873.
New.York stockhoder, will be paid AZ tne Union Trust
Company 73 Broadway. and Boston stockholders the
c0mpany'so 4f Equitable Building, Boston.
will be closed cember i aud reOpened Jaa.
2. HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

NkW- -lUnk- ,
OFf1cE 1s7 BRoADw AY, NRw NoHK. Dec. 90. 1870
THE ANNUAL MEETING of STOCK
i HOLDEIis the Election OF Directors aud Tor the
transacton OF other business will held the COmpays
once on Tuesay 9Th dsy of January 1882 at ~
Polls open from IL IN. 10 p. m. -
The ran-fcr books OF the Company VIII close on sat
urday "a lsID and reopen wednesday. January
y iSsu JOHN NJ. CRANE. socrcafy.
U,HE NEW-YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
Il COMPANY, seeretary and Treasurer. r Once NO
pual meeting sekhod OF this Company for eicetng
TO serve tho ensuing year. and Tor other
nurposes will held the once Of the Company No
broadway the second TUESDAY of January next Jan
nary l9 freD Polls will open at IL 0elock and
elo.e al eeock The transfer books wild be closed
the evening Of the 18th nsL and will be reopened on tbs
mor, I'M oi Japusry IA. 1880 J. A. COwIN0.
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

WEInOFOIlTAN ELEVATED PALNAY COMPANY.)
NTw.YoEK. Dec l6, 1925
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of (2l2 per
a cent? two and oneha per cen! upon the capital stock
ary urN Central Trust Company, 5 NassauSt New
York the stockholders Of record on the 22d mss; Tie
tIanser viii be closed o'clock The I'D
inst rcopcned the morning OF the Sd OF January next
JOHN T.. BODY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

NAuoSAL BROADWAY BASK,
NEw.YoRK Dec. ~, 1879.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
of ths bank inspectors the ensuing elec
ton win the banking house Tuesday January
J. L. ENEklrr,
Cashier
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

OFFICE CONTINENTAL IAsrRANCE Co.
No. 100 BROADWAY NEW YORK. Dee. 81 1917
yNHE ANNUAL ELEC ION for directors Tor
thus company will held MONDAY, the 18th day of
anuar, next this Office The poll will al IL noon and
remain open one hour. Nlhb, fECh, SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

DIVIDEND NOT'CE.-The Ncw-York Ele-
~ waited Railroad CO. freasurers Oficc Broadway, New
York December IL. 1879. - -.. 49, .
The regular anartery dlvicnd OF TWO AND ONE-IIALF
(2iq) PER or II upon tho capital sto'k OF tbs compn ny
will be ia tho Of Januar next AZ the
ore the treasurer shareholders Oi record on the l3tl
inst. . 49,.
The transfer will closed oc ock the 18th
inst ana reopened on January Igth next
J. \. COMING, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
VIE SIT. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and MAN.

= =
The January ]. 1850 the first m0rtgag.
bonds OF this also, The rfOuOou issue Df nnlt
gage bonds O tue FSt Division OF ia. 81 Paul AMI Pasnt
Railroad nnany will DE paid by the 81 Paul. Minneapolis
and W uiOba Railway Company cnt tun on aud ~
the I'd Of January l-S the OIL OF The Company 40
10 William. t.. New-lUrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

OyFICE OF IHE LEADyILLR MEsING COMPANY.
No 81 broadway, NEW SoRS. Dec. % lsT9.S
DIVIDEND NO THE Beard of Directors
bhavo this dly declared yidend No z Of Z psr cent ~
the capital stock tf.OJOOOo) % this Com
pany the earnings for the month OF Dectmher
the Office Of the COMPANY. ard ter January 10
Transfer books January aud reopen January IL
1SSO.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
Fiji EDITION.
A PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.

A MAN STRUCK by A COAL GAFF AND
KNOCKED SENS ELEss.
r. Is morning, few minutes before
IL o'clock, colored man named Will
Inn Gibbs was injured SO badly that it
Is very pob bic hs will die from
The effects II the injury.
Tie unforuna man was engaged at
work with number of others in unload
ing coal fr,m boat lying at the wharf
Of the Old Ferry rolling mill over
rhi,d street bridge, when, by some
means, notch in coal gaff slipped,
and ia ling struck him on the head with
such force as to knock him TO the ground
senseless in which condition he remain
ed some time. -.
Upon examination II was found the
gaff had tut large, deep and ugly
wound on the left side of his head. lie
was placed upon settee procured from
a near resident, and carried to his home
on Orange st eet between Tenth and
Eleventh.
DIR. West summoned and sewed up
the cut. 1t is very probable that the
man Is alS injured Internally, and that
his Injuries will prove fatal.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
A LIBERAL OFFFR.

LAND FREE TO MANAUFAcTURERs, AND
FOR THE ERECTION OF WORKSHOPS
AND A GRAIN ELEVATOR.
In erder to encourage large manufac.
turing II ms TO come tn Wilmington, u
very liberal offer has been made by cell
tain parties here who are large land
holders. Tue offer is TO give TO any
mauufa story that will come here, n
proportionate tract of land to the num-
ber of men of men emplo ed. II the said
v,anufactory employs 100 men, one acr.
will be given; n two hundred men, two
acres, and on up to % acres II 900 men
ARE employed.
The offer il a genuine one, but those
who have made 1t, make IL limited IN
ord,r to pr rotect themselves from having
more applications than they can accom-
modate. The uames ofthese gentlemen, &,
who through their liberahty, are quite
likely to greatly benefit Wilmington, n,
are withheld from obivious reasons,
but nsv. rheless II In bona .tlde one.
But II extends further than this. Tie
same parties, IN addition ta Offering this
land to mannfactur ny firms for the erec.
tion of workshops, also guarantee to
give all the land required for the erec.
uon of grain elevator. The land IN
question Is free from hcumbrance es OF
every kind.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


T.nuyson's son, Lionel, changes us
name and takes his uncies properly.
The tax on commercial travellers IN
Texas has already brought S44,0Oo 10 Tue
State treasury.
Maine has ratified a constitutional
amendment providing for bienniai ses-
siUps OF the Legislature.
/ The Duke of Edinburgh i, going to su-
perintend naval reserves for Il ,ovo
year, with perquisites.
The Crown Prince Of Germany is stili
Ill. his visit TO HI sengen not having
benefited him. He is very despondep'-
The Democrats OF Jefferson county, n.
Y, had to nominate six men the otner
day before they could hnd one VINO
would stand for County Clerk and pay
tho party assessnents.
81 The Knoxville Wing states that Mr..
William H lrris, "a wealthy citizen of
Danridge, Tenn, has adopted Mrs:
Chisholm's youngest son Whine, aud
will give him home and educa' ION.
Mile. Rosa Bonheur has just presented
a picture of life-size hon to the SPAN
ish Government, on condition ina. u
shail be hung in the Museum OF Madlid
The rule be'ng that the work OF Living
artists shall not be exhibited there, an
exception has been made in favor OF THIS
picture.
The colored voters in St. Louis have
resolved that they will not vote the Re-
publican ticket any longer unless
they are given a share of the ofhces II
proportion to their voting strergth, ant
committees have been appointed to In
form the Republican managers of till
deterM.i nation.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
A COSTLY ACCIDENT.

LARGE ENGINE WHILE BRING HoIsrkD
FALLS TO THE GROUND AND Is BADLY
BROKEN.
Some time this morning, while large
force Of workmen we're engaQ ed IN
hosting very large engine at The Pu-
sey n Jones Co.'S works, some part of
he hois'iag machinery gave way, while
the engine was dangling III the air abou
~ high a. a two story house, and 1t fell
TO the ground with loud crash. and
with such force an 10 shake the ground
Ink. an earthquake for some distance.
The engine was very badly damaged
the cylinder being entirely broken The
accident was somewhat so,tly, ~ 1t will
require considerable sum to repair the
d images Fortunately no one was hurt
which is certainly u miricle.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23

Some startling figures, going t show a
foul conspiracy upon the part of the
South to overrun and capture the Moth,
are furnished by the census of 1870. The
New Orleans Democrat finds, upon in-
vestiga ion, that ten Southerners have
gone Into the North to live where one
Northe ner has gone to the South to It
side. When tie last census was taken
there we 7l7,249 persons llv ng in the
seven States of Ohio, Illinois, Indiana,
Penn>ylv mia, Calf rnIa, Iowa and Kan
sas, who were of Southern bilth. On tie
other hand there were but 2,547 persons
of Northern birth living in the seven
States of Virginia, North Carolina, Geoi-
eia, Alabsma, NJ ssissippi, Louisiana and
T-xas. T e next census will prob i,ly
SHOW a different state Of affairs, though
the withdrawal of the carpet bag party
from the South snce lS7j has mater ally
reduced Northern representation in that
sec, ion. -Bau. Gdzette.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
INNOCENT SPECTATORS KILLED

NEW ORLEANS, September 22.-At
Bayou Chico, La, on Saturday last, dur
Ing an elections shooting affray took
place between two men named Fort and
Dossmap, Neither of The principals was
hurt but two bystanders were shot, Ed
ward w. Grimm being instantly killed
and Richard Nash dangerously wounded
PAssAIc, n. j., September 22-On
Saturday night night about II 80 o'clock
A bi aham Brewer got on spree. John
Girard. a friend of Brewer, seeing him
drunk, endeavored to assist him home.
Brewer took otf-nse at this and struck
Girard " hereupon n they clinched and sew
eral knock-down blows were exchanged.
Brewer threw stone, weighing two or
three pounds, at G,rard, who lodged 1t.
A young man Named King, however,
was struck by it in the right temple and
knocked senseless. He died this morn
ing. Brewer, who Is 32 years old and
has wife and three children, says he
was drunk at the time and knew moth
Jog of what he did. Hs never saw King
before. king has lived in Passaic only
a couple of weeks.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
LATEST CABLE NT.WS.

ENGLAND PREPARES FOR ANOTHER
"MILITARY PROMENADE" IN BURMAu.
-FAMINk-sTRICKEN CAsIIMERE
LONDON, Sept. %, 1870.
The United States steamer Enterprise,
arrived at Gibraltar on the Goth inst.
The strike of the coliers in Stafford
shire has been ended by the masters
yielding to their demands.
The French Minister of Justice has or
deIed p oceedines against a Judge o
Toulouse for proposing the health of the
King at legitimist banquet.
A telegram from Rome announces that
Mgr. L-ray, who Las been appointed
Bishop in pdrtibus, is destined 10 succeed
Archbishop Percee at New Orleans.
A despatch from Sydney, n. ). W.,
says that His Excelency Lord Augustus
LOTUS opened the Industrial Exhibition
to day. Great enthusiasm precdiled.
Hon. Fernando Wood. Of New York,
had all interview at Paris yesterday with
NJ. Leon Say, Minister of Finance, and
discussed with him the proposed Franco
American Treaty of Commerce.
The Posts Berlin correspondent telc-
graphs MIR. George Walker, United
States Commi' sioner, is actively engaged
in endeavoling to persuade Germany to
reint oduce the BIZ metallic standard.
TURKoMANs AT MERv.
1t is announced from st. Petersburg
that the Turkestan Gazette states that
one of the chiefs of the Tekkr-Turco-
mans arrived at Merv in July last to re-
quest the assistance OF the inhabitants To
repel the Russ ans. Fully hal: the Tu-
rcomans OF the Merry district promised
their cooperation, while the other hall
refus d.
ALEko PACHA OPPOSES THE PORTE.
The Times Nirnn" cores syoudent re-
| ports that the state Of affairs in Eastern
Roumelia is beginning to attract the at
ten ion OF the Powers. Governor Alex,
Pachi has opposed the nstiuc ions of til,
Porte in every instance, aud the aivan
ced national party are becoming masters
of the situation.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
NheRoLs y REFUSING p,

''AnIN" BEHIND tn o
suhn,hs-'ksTEnpAy'sss sh,s sAlcH sSda |
.,as, W AsnlNG1oN, se,,..,,
spaclor ,p ,, !. Ross, OF MemnIhis'n Ih't'nGer i.'
10 the National Bos'pa pa','s' ~ 4 ~
sne suggests @ that all al,.nm,. y, ieal'
aa'.. .ne rol red people o''p.s 10 .m.. 10
- there %n is no disposition ssoIl Ss ae'
" 40 so, and il i. be,ianooss is"osn !,
,eauers' ,e While preteud,nn, prt,eu u y !
movement, a,s" s,, really oppo.e /, 70
a'so states that shoull ,o,' ",
become ., hungry and ac"sa, !" t ,h
a, sne board already made. .','I ,'da llls
enough :. on hand to provid.' .Aere
'hey can be fed for iiilpeu 'ut .a,'' 'ol I
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
Rachel's Guitar.
From Cham bers' journal.

The celebrated artist had noticed at
the house of a friend guitar of the
m ,st respectable antiquity. Racbe ask
D. the owner 1t she would mimi giving
tito her. and the request being comp lied
with the instrument was sent Otto Racl-
els lodgings. A few days later the gni-
tr appe red envtloped in a beautiful
silk net, suspe nded on the gilied wall of
her elegant bouior. "W hat in the
world have you there?" observed vi-i-
tor one morning. "That," said Rachel,
"is the humble guitar with which, when
l was a child, | earned scanty pittance
AZ poor little street singer" The gen
tlenaD was harmed, and insisted c N be
coming the happy possessor OF this price
less treasure. After little ditfi Guilty he
gained the coveted relic for the tritilng
sum OF 81, ,OO0 francs.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
SITTING BULL FIGHTS A DUEL.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. %, 1s70.-It is
said that Cove nor Gene al has petition
ed the home government for leave to re-
side in Toronto portion Of each year
during his term Of office.
A despatch from Winnepeg says that
the Marquette Reuiear publishes an ac-
count Of duel between Sitting Bull and
Grow warrior, which occurred after a
tight on the Goth of June between two
hundred lodges of Sioux who were south
of the border in search Of buffalo and
two companies of United States soldiers
and 150 Cheyennes and Crows. Sitting
Bull accepted challenge and reciossed
the line, the result being that he shot the
Grow, scalping him and taking posses
sion Of his horse. In the retreat across
NJ TX River into Canada Sitting Bull per-
sonally commanded the rear guard Of
light warriors covering the movement,
and was himself the last to cross.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23

oTlCE.-J. II. Primrose mas taken the
y management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler 4
WlIson. 1his machJne has been lately
I'm mProyed, and il an en.irely new machine,
anu ~ ~ known as the Improved Wheeler 4
wilson. IL is the finest made lOc ck- -stitcI
sewing machine now In use, and has al
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us call
ana not GUY until they have examined this
new machine, ''i'"
our terrltsry embraces Delaware and
nnestef counties. Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Score of Maryland
roc UT once. at present, will be found at
20 MarRet street. After the 25th OF March
next we will be found at our old stan,, NJ ." ,he n
Sarreti building, No. 7ls Market street
~AGENTS WANTED
ieoo-ntf J. H. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
THIRD EDITION
FAMINEIN CASHMERE.

aHEAT WANT OF ENERGY IN hhLissins
-opr,.AR DIsTREss-BOAT LOADS OF
rxrrNn sTRICKEN PEOPLE SAID TO
HAvE BEEN DROWNED.
LONDON, Sept. q, 1879.
A despatch to the Times from Calcu..s
says: "The reports from Oasnmeio 90, az
nssses acsas that great corruption pre-
vsih amUnx the officials. The Mahara.
iah and his Ministers show q want OF
ssnsrgy in reiiuying the distress OF the
people. A ghastIy story has been gS,ng %
tSs ronuds OF the papers that two boat
Ioa n of fani ne-stricken people were I "a
Ven ont into the lake and drowned. Inc
srorv has been contra ictt,d apparently
On the authority of the Durpar, ou. ~
y.a"ia and visitors in the valley.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
THE WORK OF BAD BOYS.

On Sunday lumber Of boys ga her
ed around the pile driver that is being
nsed to drive the piling for the wharf
tlat is to be used by The ,Jessup u
Moore Paper Company, at their new
pulp works, climbing up the driver, pull
ed the mach' c over aud broke it SO bad
ly that it will have to be rebuilt. The
fun of the boys m gh, have turned out
TO be serious.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
A SERIOUS ASSAULT IN PHILA-
PHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Geo. Tru-
ma, Jr., ERIK of the Court of Quarter
Sessions of this city, was found lying on
the pavement at Eighth and Arch streets
at an early hour on Tuesday morning
last and it was reported at the time that
he had fallen accidentally and fractured
a leg. l. now transpires that he was as
saulted by A. A Shissler, clerk in the
naval Office. Shissler was arrested and
at the hearing to-day it was shown that
the two men with others had been drink
ing together and earlier In the evening
had quarreled over game of cards. At
ter tue party dispersed Shissler followed
them up the street and committed the
assault. Mr.. Truman's physicians testi-
fled that he lies IN critical condition
and Shlssler was then committed with
out bail TO await the result of the inju-
res. .-
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
ARREST OF VIRGIN.
DEAL Epv

rlr rkrEhsnuRc, gI,a'a', Va, se,,snI
Judge whn r., =. n, Mann today ','1se,| to "
for falling to make 'u nr"".1 "o' . Os)
ter returns. The cases pv, n. N
Court. ~ o' ule |
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23


OLD WORLD Catewayo's capture
has guieted tie Zulns and IA treaty, some
OF the terms Of which are published
this morning, has probably ben agreed
to by this time.
Prince Bismarck was co daily received
In Vienna, aud an agreement that the
German and Austro- Hungarian empires
shall support each other under all cir
cumstances is said to have been reached.
Kiev suffered from severe incendiary
fire on September and 4.
The acting British Resident in Bur
M ah has been instructed to withdraw
from Mandaley if he can do so safely.
The reports concerning IL Cashmere
famine are gloomy.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
PLANNING A GREAT STRIKE

CINCINNATI, Sept. ga meeting or
journeymen cabinetmakers was held
yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF
organizing union and inagurating
strike. 1t was decided not to strike at
present. l.. j. Mcclure of st. Louis,
who came here to urge organization;
made speech, in which he advised
thorough organ, zation, but no strike
until the other cities are ready, when
strike will occur throughout the United
States.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23

WALL STREET YESTERDAY Stocks
were remarkably active. ln some in
stances decided advance In prices was
recorded, while for the general list the
mar ket vas steady. Money continued
e.sy at 4 to 9 Ier cent for call loans
Government and railway bonds were
stron and in good demand. Exchange
wa, dull AMI rates were reduced.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
TIFF IRISH CRICKETFpS
NICTORIouS

The, The Irish team of cricke,.,I
against against a So, selected team at iI@' il".a
telday. There was some 'aO'a ao"a
on both sides, the score SOa ~ \
sanding: Irish team, lla. q !
team, AZ. ''''
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-day.

Clear or partly cloudy ,oedther, 'o'nds'
from northeast 10 southeast, higher temper
ature, iouer barometer.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK ET
Monday, sept. 22, 5 p. M.

ia IA LIE NJ IA hh
Monday, sept. 22,5P. M.
BEEF CATTLE were dun owing TO
The large receipts and prices were frac-
tion lower. at former rates. 200 head
arrived and sold at the West Philadelphia
Drove Yard, at 3a5Ac.. am ECO head at the
North Philadelphia Drove Yard at2A a54c,
per Id.
SHEEP We're rather firmer. 5000 head sold
at the West Philadelphia Drove Yard at
3Ha5c. per h., and 1000 head at the North
Philadelphia Drove Yard at 3kaiac. per
ID as To condition
Hoes were dull. $500 head sold at
the West Philadelphia Drove Yard at
54bAc., and 215. head al the North Phiia-
delpbia Drove Yard at 5a5Ac. per H., ac-
cording to qnality.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, Wtsl Phila. Sept 49,
heep Extra no to 131 lbs, An 10 Sc {;
good 90 10 100 lbs, AZ Il 6lc. fair, so to
80 rounds, to i.c. stock sheep. ~ 25 TO
81 8; good lambs 8 t05k common lambs,
$50 to So IS; calves. SC TO 5kc Arrivals.
1000 head.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23

Why suffer with a bad cold if one bot
tie Of DIR. Bulls cough syrup will cure "A
cough of The wort kind Dr. kulIs cough
syrup ~ sold for - cents n bottle in all
resp ctable drug stores IN the United
States.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
A HANDSOME COMPETENCY

A HANDSOME COMPETENCY.
a lady well-knnwn in this city, who
has for the past ten years been keeping
a cottage at Atlantic City, has LOW re.
tired from business. 1t is iepor ed that
during that time She made about $40 600
with which she retiros.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
Fashionable Furl1
]. & J. N HAT
No. 40 King s1
WILMINGTON Dn.

:" Il ~
We respectfully, y,,dnl inlsI y
H sens q Wilmlny'tTTu W,I,,nlry tT (
s TO manulae,ntunrre ,nnr s,'u sss,'lablli lii
s5 .oo%s, Hni fFssrniaIss, :, G1 Ga1sGcsapy sssrs
.sya Wsna; SSnsi'Fes 'Fss!sss1sn + 's.s':
d.oU,nssSSimm ou4 nsssssoSsimsas s q elFSlstnn1sfIa p stsnsI
more =, yarleic ! !, ,ic,es ,,s1 1sold at our, q"
sTs Tysnsn wsTnanissHi issins. d sf ths h.ns %S Sesp
asslsnss sssns mA9s We - also H' msnallaSsstaai
ssfsa'1y sssp 81, =, 'srEs Ep:t Ss's!3is. I'd
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
OPh1,

Mr.. Emile, O., b"si :. I'd
AnpSsnfssiss A. s,s fsisnd: S:' and 1s a1,ior q AGiss
mPornins Pa,rnih,ssIa at 10 o'cloos,, loo. ,,r,ca
will be served; d:;,,'h ga, and STs Tsshlpl'y
sep26 62t--,s ~ safo'
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
CURE Y0uRSI

W
permanently ciue all forins oi spernatsnk
WsAkncs- GrnerAl Debilily, Impo.susy, es,
Lost Power" and brings back the "Ywtl
hose VINO have destroyed Ii by sexua 4
jraeii.cs, IN from two 10 seven weeks tim
Iy, which has been used by DR.. 0AanBz
faie practice for over thirty years, VAN
fail IN curing ,,yen the WORST CASES. II gin
mpansenergy with wonderful siiectio lhos1
men who fecla weakness Beyond their ysrf
ulng properties are felt at once. Young
fom the consequences OF tiat dreadhll
ial,f nf self Abuse can use this medicine
Ince # a speedy ard PERhAAEsT tuf,.
gains strength aud elasticity ofspirib y
Directly on the parts affected as a sooihu
.onic aud anOdyne " ,he rlnxrd va
md irritatrd ducts, importing pOr'f ind
toring them To their natural state, the
,aneiul habit had never been indalg'd
iients are simple productions Of nature
herbs, ete.. ard ale u specific for the above
pf-Price, Five Dollars, sent with flll
to any address. For sale only Al lDr \
otlice, No. Gll North Fifth street bavra|
avenue aud Grcei. st.. 81. Louis. Mo kaaoI
nfnr. Il s"Treaiise On special pi'ss'.
aclear S'ineatiory Of the nature, sympls
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WILMINGTON. Del, Sept "a 1873
Qaoiations at the BraIdywine Mills for
Flour and Grain. furnished by w. q.
Il Go. Corrected D1ilv.
Best Patent Process Flour. 00a son
Choice aniiy-................ 500a rO
auperiinH Flnnr .,.... ........ 4 0Oa MD
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-02-22
Another New church.

We are glad to learn that the
Methodist Episcopal Church has
purchased the site on Madison
street on which the mansion of Mrs.
G. Williams was burned down
some years ago. They expect to
take their time about constructing
their new building, for which the
new lot affords admirable facilities,
the falling of the ground in the rear
being well adapted to the eonstruc-
ton of Sunday-school room.
GAINESVILLE is the church-buildingest
city in Tennessee.