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Brutal Murder.

WHEELING, W. VA. June 9.-While at
tending the picnic OF the Leasure boat club
Saturday evening James Smith got into a
fight with some roughs. Daniel Smith, his
father, went to his assistance. when the
rouRhs turned on him. Paddy" Nichols
drew revolver, when it was snatched out of
his hands by William Clator, who shot Daniel
Smith fatally, the ball penetrating the bow
els. After the shooting, Smith was terribly
pounded by Nichols and William and Jasper
Clator. Smith is still lingering, but the ply
sicians say he cannot possibly survive. Nlch-
out for the two Clators, but as yet they have
not been apprehended.
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THE COTTON REPORT.

We this morning publish the first report,
tor this season, of the condition of the cotton
crops in this district. The statement has
been looked for with much eagerness, and
will have its influence on the markets every
where. 1t has been compiled by the super
lntendent of the cotton exchange, S. NJ.
Gates, Esq, and shows that minute care to
be accurate, and that excellent arrange
ment of detail which has secured for that
gentleman so high standing as cotton
authority.
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Capture or the chicago ThIeves.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The robbers who boldly
seized from the Illinois Central railroad mes
senger ten thousand dollars, Saturday after
noon, and who successfully eluded pursuit
for some time, were captured yesterday after
noon by detectives. They are three we'll
known thieves-James Colan, James Gillen
and Mike Crowley. The police kept the
matter quiet until two o'clock this afternoon,
when it became known that portion of the
money and the highwaymen were captured.
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San Francisco, June 9: Cleared-Ships
Carrie Clark and Rosie wilt, for Cork. Sailed
City of New York, for sydney, via Honolulu, ETC.,
carrying the British mails.
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GEORGE ELIOT'S

Last Book, impressions of TheOphrastus
Such''-Studies from Nature-Types
of Character as they May have
been Met with in the Draw
fng-ROOms of the
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Last we came

To what our people call The Hill of Vice.
A bridge Is there that, lookd at from beneath,
Seems but cooTeb iilRment to link
The yawning of an earthquake cloven chasm.
And thence one night when all the winds were
loud,
wofui man (for so the story vent
Had thrust his wife and child. and dash'd himself
Into the dizzy depth below. Below,
Fierce In the strength of far descent, stream
Flies with a shattered foam along the chasm.
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"rhe path was psrIlOus. loosely strown with


We mounted slowly, jet to both there came
The Joy Of life In steepneSs overcome,
And victories of ascent, and looking down
On all that had lOokd down on US; and JOY
In breathing nearer heaven; and Joy to me,
High over all the azure circled earth,
To breathe with her as IL in heaven itself;
And more than JOY that to her became
Her guardian and her angel, raislag her
Still higher, past all peril, until she saw
Beneath her feet the region far away.
Beyond the nearest mountains bosky broTs,
Burst in open pr0spect-heath and hill.
And holloW-lined and wooded to the lips,
And steep down walls of battlemented rock
Gilded with broom or shattered into spires,
And glory Of broad waters interfused,
whence rose as 1t were breath and steam OF gold,
And over all the great wood rioting
Aud climbing streakd or starr'd at intervals
With falling brook or elossom'd husband last
Framing the mighty landscape to the west,
purple range of mountain cones between
whose interspaces gush'd In Dlinding bursts
The incorporate blaze OF sun and sea-"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
MIR. TILDEN AND THE TIMES
RUMoR THAT he HAS PURCHAsRD An
IATEBEsT IN THAT NEWSPAPER.

A RUMoR THAT RE HAS PURCHAsRD AN
IATkREsT IN THAT NEWSPAPER.
From tho N. Y. Star, October g.:
For few days past a rumor has been
current that Samuel j. Tilden had puI
chased an i"terest in the New York
Times. A Star reporter yesterday set
out to investigate the rumor, with q
view to It's verl tication, ,if possi BILE. After
considerable inquiry he encountered q
z ntleman we'll known In Printing hous Q
house square, who informed hun thai
he, too, had heard the rlmor referred
to,and while lie was personally acqnain-
ted with the facts attending the neeO-
tiatit MS, he believed tho story TO ba trus.
"Did you learn now much stock had
been transferred to Mr. Tilden?" asked
the reporter. -
"Well, l understood from various
sources that he bough the shares foI mev
| ly standing In The name OF Mr.. Bonner,
paying therefore somew here iu the
ne,ghbOrhoOd Of $210, 600"
What do you cOucsi 70 to be the ob.
jrct Of Such transactionf" - - -
~ have he. r I " very strongly asser
| ted that the Times has Dc Cided to throw
Cornell OVERHEARD altogeth.r, in fact to
denounc1 him openly and Come out il
support Of Robinson aud In Tildens In.
terest generally. The same parties "a
serted that the primary cause of the
whole matter was that ConkIihg hat
TAX. u away from the paper patfonag,
IN the shape of Of public printing, an.
| ver,ising, etc., worth S35, 900 year, ant
had gwen II TO the Tribune, which sup
ports Cornell. -. li.a Z
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
An Alleged Outrage bv Cx1
House Officers.
Fro IN the Now York Times.

Ere IN the Now York Times.
The case Of Mr.. A. j. Giraffe nj,
interesting question concerning th
cretion the law allows to customs d
In the search Of persons. This A
man was not a passenger arrivn
steamship from EuIope. He vs
the wharf of the White Star lind
Saturday TO iseet his wife and daul
who returned from Europe on ths
tannic. MIS-. GraifIe had made thr
sworn statement as to her person
fects, enumerating what her baggaa
tained which was not dutiable, and
article which were. When The
I vas made 1t was found that the hd
not as many dutiable ar icles Is she
posed she had.
For some reason the customs
deter mined n only to search tie
gage Of the family with extrscm
rig0r, but TO s arch each member
family. Each piece OF the basgagI
examined, and then Mrs. Gralfe,
sister who had come down with !
GiaifIe to meet her, the maid, sn3
little 7-year-old girl, w're condudq
a r. ON and scar bed by female sea9
They we're very much frightened u
noyeL. While this was goingel
Giraffe had been taken to another |
and searched. Nothing du'iabk
found upon any membsr Of lbe n
When Mr.. Giraffe came rut Of The y
ling room he found his wife waIInl
him and crying bitterly. ~
Here were two persons, Mr.. dfa
and his wife's sister, who were no'
sengers at all, and who had merelss
to welcome their relatives. suol'
alike to the indignity Of being Sea'
Even the little child was not spAO
Under these circumstances II
rather dangerous TO meet one. ,s " !,
at a steamship pier. Mr. dr%ae' sis 4
dignatiOn at the treatment hs y
wss subjected to was great spu u,
NATURAL. Wha. reasons 'ne " "
officers had for their action ha's @
be en- made public, and they nA,, !,
cl,ned 10 say anything about the = e
nation, except that 1t was maus
orders" Mr.. GraiAee has anao' ,,N
that he intends TO begin proceeM,au M".
! test the right of the customs On'''
act In this manner.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
c'"%i,ion ., of the Fn.
COrMsCUiiis N,,.u urn

,, Yorktown, va.,' ON ""u u,,, RUS The
wallis made his s',r's' mr. shl.h da Lrd
ATT Army, the centennial "f o' s,l ths
rs, rsna,sa' . grand =, scale, was met ~ 0e Is sl
'oriC 20 10 what's whai sort Of an appes,snn.. ssy a.
sa,a.. sa,a - ',rhc ,arm Is on ~ ,sa I'M, !, e,
Town low land aud comprises aboe, da '''e ,sgs eags
anu. anu seventy e ars fclearea' lear. 'so y,
'Ssa !, , raising Q e abIes "a 'a' q
nU"sr| my !, To- out 1t Is now IN the , MI ".
Oro'n"r, Uro',n,, Mr., Mr.. Daniel HsyM'.', 's''
ca ,n,os over his sword t, Wa,hiusss,aa,n,, 81 iIssa,,,
many naat y'ars marked by iour S%n ,.'i
wood In ,h', = were cut down A
w,tSoat WIFI, u the the prec luton bsia,s eli, ,. },
PA p,ani a peach sapling in thei, s 4. !
this has now grown IN ','e,' ,ea pu
alone ~ a wide meadow '' y"
"Mhat relies are there or !,
der p" eic Vi lle r
m.I, There ,s are hardy any. Th. J
mem that was put up To- O. co,um. nm
'ne surrender was de.troyed ',t d.,;.
rebellion, but The house sew wt,s% Iun! \
the h. adquarte,s Of CornraI'',l.l m"','l
standing, and is used As , in h...
nist custom house built in M n. I; !,
states Is also standing within m ~.
OF The ground. Cornxalls i",s ,~,
name ~, of . natural curiosity on ,s n.
Ibe ground is rolling, and, In h..
mere and there Of the ,aIlhv~. M
Iortiiications thrown up in 4,
war. W
what accommodation |, N,
Yolktown for visitors ~ ~
"Very ptor accommodssioD
population is hardly more N,
hundred and fifty, and that i, h., n,
ed but l think they would I III. N,
selves up, Tor the centennial !.
tion."
Which is!l.equirkest way ton,
"The easiest way Is To co to h,
and take the steamer d reel to va,
or you can go all the way by ,sjlI
Point, aud then you are xillin
miles Of the place. " II :.
"lfthe French feet should ,tte
1t anchor at Yofktown?" N
"There a xty feet Of water
beach, and there Is room tot ,
fleets. From the shore there |,
did view ont IN the Chesapeake
up the York River."- r.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

WALL STRRRr YssrERaAu.-Aftsr
buoyant opening stocks declined In
price and closed heavy, Notwithstanding
very large businesx WAS done Ia the
closing hours. Money Was very string
ent, per cent and commission raLg
ing from 1-i6 to per diem being chars-
ed for call loans. Al the close the mar
kef relaxed so,new what. ExchA nges were
quiet, with rates unalte red.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
THIRD EDITION
lO,. TIE. Redskins Track.
rnoop RUSHING TO THK RESCUE oi
CAPTAIN PAYNE.

rnoop; RUSHING TO THK RESCUE OF
CAPTAIN PAYNE.
RAwLINs, W. Oct, 8, 1879.
Ue to half past ten o'clock this even
inc no intelligence from the ThornburRh
cummand has been received. The aw,ni
siIence at the front indicates that the
vorst may be expected, and people here
n x.0ualuled with the Indian character
are awaiting with great dread news
from the agency.
settlers who passed the Merritt COM
lnand to-day report that he iu,ehuei 70
reach the camp of Lieutenant frice ou
Forti d cation Geek, ninety miles from
RawLns, tonight. This was tne supply
camp OF Tn orDburgL's expedition,~ " mere
Prince aud thir Y men we're lett Win
.unsis,ence stores. Ii Merritt reacLts
there tonight we will know the fate OF
th a mart OF the unfortunate commald To
morrow.
MOVEMENT OF TRo,Ps.
tt troops which have arrives mere
IN TO this q me have all been pusbeu 10
the front. The following troops nave
been ordered mere aud are nov en- r9u'e:
One COM pany Of cavalry from Fort
Frttsrman, one company of cavalry
frem Camp Robi inso n; six csmpanies o.
cavalry aud two OF infantry from Fort
Mckinney. All the transportation OF
the department Of the Platte, tncludttg &
pack trains, are moving toward this
lace.
General Crook is expected here to-
morrow to take command. Mayor
Bourke, OF his staff, arrived at an early
hour this morning, ami has gone with
the reinforce ments to join Merritt.
GONE TO THE FORT.
Captain vroom, Of Company r, Third
cavalry, 10 men, aud 10 men OF the
Fourteeush Infantry, under the COM
msukl Of Major Bryant, with forty pack
mulss and twenty wagons, moved thi'
inofuing.
The mail courier arrived this m orning
.fr6m snake river, but bad no intelh
gsaoo from south Of that point. Th'
iryior Who brings the mail to ih It place
iaIfsd TO make the connection.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
b Farm Sales.

Hon. Joseph P. Comeegys,. Is " y
sold on Thursday last IL ,Is ". ".
SMYRNA the farms ofSalnuel ha,s,1 .ip;',
the Mitchall Neck farm cEIi'l9Is1| mt %sI|
acres, was purchased by M MI r.ln nj
H. Denny, at sa,775. and l. the 's,S sS
Leips c, containing Is !, arrs, nasOs, s 4.
chased by NJ, John P. NJ; 4 penas, an, m II
per acre. The farms did not "
what they were expected to-
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
A CARD.

1oa,i VINO are sunerlnEs l,s% nsIvoS. Ies Z
AMI ,ndiscreti0ns Of youlh, ne, enhoT. sT I
ness , early decay, loss SO, q a,ay nil cub !
rss 4 d.scoyered by missio on w ,a sn,'
mer,ca Send a self-addressepa aIarI
- the REV JOSEPH T. lNAAS''
Nsw York CITY.
= .iec2O- -eod&wiv ..N
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
REGISTERS ORDERS.
Itcgisses''- .Ib.tio, .
RpGIsrkR's oFrick,
New tnstie county -. ~. -. 1919. [

RpGIsrkR's oFFicE,
New astie county r. ~. y, is79.S
Upon heappiics ION ot Richard e. "a, n ,
Auiuinistrats r NJ John X. Hta vellOw, Ii.e
OF Pencader lunarest, In sad county,
deceased, u n ORDER a and directed by the
Register thPt the Administrator Aforesaid
kive notice of granting OF letters OF ad-
M Illustration upon the state Of the deceNs.
ed, with the date Of granting thereof, ny
causing advertisements u be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such ic,Leis,
In SIX OF the most public places "f The
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
SONS hht Ing dem ai,ds Rgn lust the estate to
present The same or abide by an ACT OF rs
semDiy IN such case m nde and prov tsl,ti
Ana also cause the same u be insettsxi
within the same peIi0i Ia the DAi'.Y
0AzETTE, ~ newspaper published N Wi
mington. and 10 be continued therein thi ee
weeks, cod.
.~, Given under the haud and seal
l. \ oI Office of t..e hesi lister azores I'd 4.
'-~~~' at New Castle, IN New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and ysxr abovv
written. =. q. BI91s. X, Yister.
OTICE.
All persons having ciaiins against tho =
tale of she deceased, muss present the samv
duly attestei. 10 the Aiin,nistra,.H On "
before sc. 2Jih, a. d., 1880 or abide the
Act Of Assembly IN sucn Vasc made AID
provided. RICHARD J., CtNN,
Auhiinist aior
Address. X rkwool, Del. oct,-eod3w
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
PLAlSTED ISSUES ANOTHER
CHALLENGE. -...

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 3'-Frederick A
pliisted, having been forestalled IN his
challenge to Wallace and Ross by James
Il Riley, now challenges the winner of
the Ross Riley contest to q two mile
race, for $500 or 81 600 q side, on Silver
Like. fI9I ffgt0i
n. Hosmer has closed with Frenzy
john on for three n.ile race on Chan'
tauQua Lake. October %, for $3.50 o side.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
A AnchCr Line.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEANERs
Sail from New Nork for
GLASGOW, every SATURDAY'
And regularly to LONDON direct
Passage To Glasgow, Londonderry, Bel
fast, Liverpool.
Saio an Cabins. $50 To $50, Currency,
Hecond Cabin. inc uding all rtqa,s!tes, SIe
sTEERAIE, 32s,
TO LONDON BY DIRECT STEAMER
No Steerage.
SALOON CABINS, &b5 and 565.
Excursion tickets At TeduGed rates
Passenger accom- m odat ions unsurpassed
Tor elegance and com fort. All state
rOsmB on main deck.
For DOCKS OF inform at ion, pans, DC
Apply 10 HENDERSON BROS,
Bowling Green, New York.
Or 10 sam +. BETr', Adams Express.
sepV' Wilmington, Del
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
General NesUs.

II is said the journeymer trunkmakers
of st. Louis will strike next Monday un-
less an increase Of Ii per celt. In wages
is granted them.
Further particulars of the disaster at
Adrian, Mich, on Thursday Afternoon,
show that sixteen deaths have occurred,
aud that seventy-dve persons are serious
ly injured.
i'art OF the manufacturers have Grant.
ed the advance Of Is per cent. demanded
ed by the cabinet makers cf Louisville,
and the strike is almost at an end. The
shop hands Of the Louisville aud Nash
vile Railroad have been granted higher
wages.
The Lehigh County Fair cloeed yes
terday. The attendance during the week
is estimal ed to have been 1000.
The Burlington County Fair 1t Mount
Holly, N. j., will begin next Tuesday,
and continue five days. A One display
is expected in all departments.
The 2lst annual fair Of the Cumber-
land County Agricultural Society. at
Carlisle, Pa, closed last night. II Is re-
ported to have been the best exhibition
ever given by the society. About lO,OOO
persons were on the ground on Thurs
day.
A meeting Of colored Republicans u
consid-r the debt question, held In
Petersburg, Va, last night, resulted In
such disorcer that the police were called
In to restore the peace. The meeting
then divided, and the Readjusters and
Comprpinisers held separate meetings.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
A TRIUMPH FOR TAMMANY.

THE corRr DECIDES THE INSPECTOR
MIDDLE IN ITS Favor.
Nxw YORK, Oct. S.--The case of the
Police Commissioners, in which they
are ordered to show cause before the ex-
traordinary general term Of the sup eme
Court why y mandamus should not oe
issued compelling them to appoint on"
IN pector of election for each election d s.
trict in addition to inspectors already APP
pointed was up for bearing to-day. The
venerai term room was filled with an in
teTested audience Of lawyers, oihc =
holders and politicians. Messrs. +. W..
Stoughton, David Dudley FIELD AM
Mr.. Bacon appeared as counsel for Tam
many Hall, While the Police Board was
repi esented by air. Bangs ani Mr.. Stet-
son and Commissioners Wheeler aud
French had MIR. Elihu Root to look aftef
their interests. Messis. Wheeler and
F,ench were present, and also Lleuten
ant Governor Dorsheimer. Mr.. Slough
ton made long address in support ut
The motion for a mandamus compelling
the Commissioner to act.
The Court, after a long recess, an
nounded they had come to a unanimous
conclusion as to the construction of iht
law and The duty Of the Police Boa d in
executing it in the appointment of in
spectors of elections. The Court tnink,
that after inspectors Of election repre-
senting the political minority (the lie
puhlicans) in the city on State issue
were appointed, it was the duty of th
board to have selected the remaing in
spec ors from tn. Democ attic party i
its entirety and II It from any faction
thereof; that as they have alrea y St
lected third inspector in each distri'
in the wing Of the party known as lr'
ing Hall Democracy, it is now their dat
to choose the remaining inspectors /
tn, organization known as Tanman
Hall. IGreat applause.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Authorized by the Common wealih OF Ky
-l:Bth 49,.
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY's THEATRE,
In The CITY of InuisxiIIe ON

AT MACAULEf THEATKk,
In the City OF Louisviiie, on
OCTOB BH 80, 1879.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature Of lstv. aud sustained by
all the Courts of keniucky laii q nauduienL
advertisements Of other lot tery companies
who ciaim the sole Ow wners hin uf 'all ti,e
grants In KeUtusky."t 10 the contrary not.
withsiandipgl, occur reg uiariy on the last
day Ofevery month tsundays exc, nj edJ.
and are supervised by proininenl state
officials.
Grand and unprecedented success Of the
new features.
Every Ittcket-holder can he his own
superviso cali out his number and see II
placed In the wheel, ~ =
The Management call attention TO the
grand opportunity presented Of ofobtaining,
IOr only &, any OF
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
FOURTH EDITION
u...,cne,o,,, Tor ro.nD~y

Cieor or partly cloudy ceather, NORTH
,cest Uinds, ioner temperature, nsar'y sta
tionary. preceded bv siightlv higher boTom-
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

No new cases Of yellow fever were re-
ported In Memphis, yesterday. There
was one DEATH, and Q case Of fever was
developed four miles from the city w
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Wilmington MARKETS.
notice..


NJ OTICE.-At a meeting OF the city
IN Council of Wilmington, be.dHt the
Council Chamber. In the City Hall, IN the
said city OF " ilmington. on Thursday, The
I'd day OF October. a. H., 1879, . petiIion
from one Allen Gawthrop, was presented
setting forth certain grounds and specin
cations upon which ne contests the eiec
tion OF one Alvan Allen ~ the Office ui
member Of CITY Council from the Fifth
Ward Of the said city Of Wilmington for
the term Of one year. mt the city election
held on the second day Of September, A.
", 1879, which said petition, together with
the affidavit OF the said Allen GawthrOp.
accompanying the same, having AT said
meeting been read and considered by the
CITY Council, the said CITY couTcii did ap
point Monday, October 10Th, A. ~. 1870. nl
1.3D o'clock in the evening, the day and
place for hearing and determining the said
contest. HARRY SIIAKPLEY,
President of touscil.
Attest, this third dny Of october, A. d.,
1879. EDMuSD B. FRAZER,
Oct3tl3. CieIk Of City Council.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

Secretary Schurz says tho Govern
ment 10 not to blame for the Ute ont
break. And yet it appea,s in evidence
that the Government allowed gold hunr-
ers to overrun the Ute reservation and
traders to sell the Indians Winchester
rifles and tangle-foot whiskey.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
ElktOn and MidttietOiOH Rail
road.

Upon application of he Commission |
ers Appoiut-d hy the Legislature o.
Delaware, the President and Directors
OF the +. W Il B r. r. have ordered n !
survey of the proposed line OF railroad
from Elkion to Midleiown. This is
done in order to Insure the early com
mencemeDt OF the AL and to enai It the
Commi. sUners 10 ascertain the disposi-
ton Of the land owners a. to the right OF
way. The, r. w. & b. Company do not
intend TO build or further aid In building
the road, but they agree 10 make the
survey as above slated and then ;urn
over the plot and estimates to the Com
missioners. As soon as this is done the
company will be- organzcd. and the
Democrat.
THE Utes did not get A sistant Post
master-General Tynet's scalp after all.
He has turned up f,om hunting expe-
dition laden with the spoils OF tn: chase.
Tyner, by TIE way, has taken things ry
easy'since NE got his place under Haves.
One of his first official acts was to take .
Europ an trip that lasted four months
Ostensbly on some p st-otiire business
the exa.t ia ure of which We do nol re
member to lave seen explained. I'm
mediately upon his rrturn he made ,
journey to the Pacific coast in spscia
car furnished at Government expense
He visited the chief places of attraction
there ard occupied several months IN in
v,stigating he necessities Of u posta
service in the Yosemite Valley, alon,
the lmon rivers of Washington Terri
tory, and in the upland hunting ground
of Oregon, where, no doubt great re
forms were institu'e ed. Then Mr.. Tyne
journeyed back by easy stages, took
northern trip and southern excursion
and started again for the West, whcr
the Utes all but nabbed him. Tyne
can oul-do Hayes, Schurz, and Sherma
in travelling as dead-head.-N y SUI
Secretary Schurz says the Govern
ment 10 not to blame for the Ute onl
break. And yet it appea,s in eviden,
that the Government allowed gold hun
ers to overrun the Ute reseiv vatlon an
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
.HEAIp y CO.
IsANK Hsss 4 BEoIA AEsss.
CLAYTON HOUSE. wILsisoroS'p p'h
Financial and Com sssscrrss'.

L.l.ss stocE quotation. lurn,si,od lur.y ty
II AID : Co.. clayton House hu'diIs
Wilv. tncton, bel. Al " N. to-day'
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
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No wonder the people haye confidence
when the best physicians are ptescrib-
ing Di. Bulls cough syrup In ali cases OF
coughs, colds, etc.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

nj OElCE-A d,viueIiu Of forty ceuts De,
IN share has bee II declared hy the VIII
III inston and Philadefphi Ia Turnpike Com
pany, payable on or after the 18Th inst
JOS. TArNALL, Treas.
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