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EXECUrOR'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATH

by virtue of an order OF IT, Ula1
Court. OF the state OF Delaware, 10 d!
New Castle County, made at NtS y
on the second day oil Sepieint''
1878, will be exposed at pubic yr
the Delaware house, opposite h
Hall, In the CITY OF Wilmington o.
SATURDAY, The list day ofFEBEl
A. D., 1879. ats O'Clock. p. m, The
Ing described Real Estate, siiuat
city OF Wilmington aforesaid 'e4
property OF CALnarine McAepaA
ceased, bounded and described a'h'
~ wit:
No. I. All that certain lot, piec'
Gel OF land with a Brick DweAlLs
thereon, beginning At a point Oh VIZ
erly side OF Fiflh street, between
and Church streets at The distaIes
hundred and flfty feet from the W
side or Church street, thence hu-1
parallel TO Church street eleh WV
10 corner, thence easterly ps.ai
Fifth street eighteen feet TO slO'Is
ner, thence southerly parallel 70 ~
street eighty!two feet to the hioIss,
OF Fifth street, and thence along w
westerly eighteen feet to the placeo' \
ming. "A
No. 2. All that certain lot, piece y
Gel OF land beginning al pom 4
northsrly side OF Fifth streel "
Spruce and Church streets, belssssl
OF lot late OF Thomas Askew' detts,l
the distance OF one hundred ani lars
feet more or less from the weslel!
hurch street, thence northerly w
Church street eighty-two feel vi
stake, thence easterly parallel
street eighteen feet 10 a corne,
southerly parallel to Church Stree
two feet To the aforesaid slue "
street, and thence herewith eFHN
10 the place OF beginning. aud 4
Attendance Will be given Sa.
made known at the time asd PEN
said py BERN ARD Don hnS
VI 'y Ohm " lis aud
Cnurt Iarii 's..-1
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instruslve

Do ANY of the owners OF lands slopinS
to the Brandywine, as it passes from its
source to tide-water, own also the water
that flows down the stIeaM here IS
no doubt that they can use the water OF
the Brandywine; but can those who live
above turn it aside and send it away from
the neighbor that OWNS land below them?
If they cannot dispose Of all the water,
just how much can they take out of the
stream and sell for a consideration ? If
the Messrs. DUPONT can legally sell four
million gallons day, and the Messrs.
Bancroft can sell five million gallons a
day, other owners can SELL too and
where would this tend? If the money
that is proposed to be re eceived for The NIL
lions of gallons of water is to be divided
propotionately with al the owners on
the Brandywine below the Messrs. Du-
Pont, there might be way of reaching
satiiacton to them. But it is even
doubtful whether the water belongs to
the land owners all combined. There
might arise question as to how far the
navigation laws reached whether the
water was not part Of that upon
which the government has claim At
present the city takes the water from a
point near the head of tide water.
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TIE WASTE OF TIE PEOPLES LABOR
on OFFICIAL Fossils Senator Blainc'S :
speech on Naval Rei,lm, has heretofore
been referred to several times in the Ga
-ctte. But the figures will bear rtpeti-
ton for the valuable information they
ailmd us to the waste of the peoples
money. The number of the enlisted
men Of the navy, as fl Ned by Congress, is
100, force ample to furnish crews for
all our ships and do the hard work of the
service. 10 command these men We pay
2,O2O officers. That is, we furnish one
officer to little oyerthree men. Count
ing them all, there arc thirty-eight vessels
i'll commission, Hend We provide about
tiity-three officers for every vessel, large
or small, and about two hundred men.
In the British navy, the most powerful in
the world, while ouiH is one Of the least
effective IL the world, the total number
of vessels is 404, and yet the number OF
officers is only a little more than double
our aggregate 800, against 2,020. IT.
the English service there are over G0,0OC
men, eight times as many as in ours.
Coming to the matter of cost, we find
that we pay our officers on the active list
over S3,o22, 900 annually, and on the re-
tired list, Sd43, 900 total of 81 ,4s7, 900
while the pay of petty officers and sea
men amounts to only S2,3O0,O00 pc
annum. That is, the shoulder strap
cost us about twice rs much as the blu
jackets, although the sailors are expecte,
to work, while the officers are largel
engaged in nothing more arduous thai
killing time.
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culture, on great services or on high con-
at home. The true rule for
the great missions should be similar to
that which Washington prescribed to
himself in his long career in the service
OF his country"
Ii salaries were lower patriotism might
be cultivated more fully. But the fash
ion now is to secure reputation more by
showing plethoric purse than by seek
ing the good of the country. Hence the
men who find favor in Washington are
those who have craving for money and
will stoop to diny work to secure it
easily by seeking offices for the high
salaries attached to them.
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THE terrible death of the young Prime
ton student, on Saturday night, conveys
in a startling manner, to travellers, a
warning of tho danger that is incurred In
passing out upon the platforms OF railroad
cars when in motion. This young gen.
tleman was accustomed TO travelling;
moral and exemplary in his habits, and
lacking in none of the elements of yOuth-
full vigor, and yet a life that bid falr TO
b3 useful and full of pleasure 10 his
parent and friends was lost in single
and unguarded moment in passing from
one car to another. TOP much care eau
not be taken in passing from one car to
another when trains are going at rapid
speed. Conductors wouldmorc often II
terfere, but they do not i Ike to be thought
lustrllslVe
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THE ARKANSAS SENATOR.

The Arkansas Legislature, Saturday,
'lected j. D. Walker, DEM, United
States Sena'or, by vute of Us to AZ Tor
Ross w. Johr son, also democrat, aud D
scattering. Pending the ballot Repre-
sentative Hatfield read a statement to
the effect that he had been offered $500
to vote for johnson Representative
Burnett said he felt authorized to say the
statement was false. Mr.. Mitchell de-
manded the name Of the person who Of
feied the brite. Representative FISH
ack moved dissolution OF the convsn-
tion aud All inves iga ion, ard the Prfsi-
dent of the Senate. (Dufiee) decided the
motion could not DE entertained. The
roll call proceeded, aud resulted as above
stated. No reflections were cast upon
Mr.. Johnson personally. Mr. Walker
was formerly circuit judge, State solici-
tor-general, democratic clector, and du-
ring the ar Confederate general
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PUBLIC SALE
ALl2 o'alock m

" III be splh ht puDliC safe, on lhs n
or Andrew Harmsn, on The pike b. n
Squire FArrie's Corner and Glag,yl
Pencader Hd., on
THURSDAY, February the il,n n
Sale commencing at u O'Clock
One Day horse, Frank, coming rI
old, a flne traveller and will w0rk
kinds OF harness one bay mare IA
coming eight years Old this sprl1f n
good traveier, and works quiet inA i 4
OF harness and is q splendid family M
5 head OF first-class milch cows
will be in profit by day OF sale IyI
and others springing. | two year
cid heller, good stock, how'll
springing, 5 yearling heiiers OF goo z
3 shoat pigs.
Farming Implements One arm u
ou, In good order, | Germantowa usj
| dugout wagon, Nanwickle isa Fl
steel tooth horse rake. new, 10. 4
sheller. I roller, grlndstOne, "a
box, wheelbarrow, one large tel A
one mixing trough, ! moving 'cy'a
grain era lie. | barn shovel, pi1H 4
rows. cultlvatOrs, forks, rakes, nos 4
on, pillow aud carriage harness. cI.inj
brides, grain bags, barley fork, 81 1
half interest OF II acres Of Sheal Z.
ground.
CONDITIONS.-All sums ofs.0 ani
der, cash; over that amount crelli 4
months will be given, by ltr pura1
giving n bankable note with approved
dorser, or three per cent. of for Cash.
EST from dat". j. VI. fANA]
W. j. Ian X, Auctioneer. lN+Hl
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y LARGE ELEvAToR-The New
York and Lake Erie Railroad Company
have consllmmated their plans for the
construction Of a monster elevator in
Jersey City,N. j., and within the next
thirty days the contract for the work will !
be given out. The new structure will
have frontage OF 90 feet Oh the North
river, will be 3O4 feet in length and 100
feet in height; its cost will be in the
neishborhood Of SS0o,00O, and its toi al
capacity for storage Of grain will be l.
100000 bushels.
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p JouNsos EDITOR an PROP RIEToR
JANUARY :. - 1870.

The DAILY GAZETTE ID sent to all parts
of the country. postage paid, for THREE
DOLLARS a year, in advance. IL contains
all the local news and most important
news of the day. It gives in brief just the
news the farmer or the business man need
at half the cost of the two cent papers
and as much as a man ought to read of an
evening or morning. Subscribe for 1t at
cpce by remitting a money order for a
year or six monJhs.
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[ k,HEKIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levari tacias
TO me directed Will be exposed 10 Public
z ale nj he
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s4i shipley ~,
kent by John J. Dougheriy, In the city OF
Wilmington, New castle County, Della
ware, on
WELN kSDAy. the 5th day OF February.
ls7y, at O'Clock, p. IN.
Tho following described Heal Estate, Wis :
All that certain lot ol land and three
story brick dwelling house reon. situst 10
In the city OF Wilmington, bounded ano
described as follows To wilt: Beginni x at
the southsrly side of Mimi street between
windsor and Madison streets al the dis
tanc- OF seventy feet six inches from the
westerly side OF Windsor street, thence
southerly parallel 10 Windsor street
thtOugh the centre OF u two feet four inch
vide alley between this and ule adjoining
house OF said Springer, 90 the east eighty
feet To "A corner, thence westerly parallel
TO Ninth street seventeen feet six inches "
corner, thence northerly parallel 10 the
ftst mentioned line aad W indsor street
along line OF Land OF NJ. {. Perkins on
the woet eighty feet to the aforesaid south
srly side OF Ninth street and thosoe there
by easterly seventeen feet six inches 10 The
place OF beginning be the contents thereof
what they iaay. Book l.. vol. v, page +46.
seisei and taken In execution as Me
property OF Hettie X. March, surviving
msfLsager ana l. L., And to he sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sherif.
sherin's of'ios, New Castle. Jan. 10, 1872
IAN nl13tawIs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Q A RID

TO all who are suffering nom he errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, dc,
Will send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was de covered by a missionary In South
America. Send "A selfaddressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH 7 INMAS, Station ID,
Bible House, NeS York city.
dec20-e epd vi,
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OTICE-TO WATER RENTERS.
N OFFICE WATER KDHPARTMByT

WILNINGToN. DEL, Dec. 10Th 1878.
The bills for lsT9 are now ready and pay
able at the registrars office, No. 1000 Mar
ket street. The law requires that oil bills
paid on or before January 3ist. 1919, the
isce OF the bin those paid during the
month OF February, nve per cent. add
tionsl, those paid during the month of
March, ten per cent. additional, and any
amount remaining unpaid after April lst,
1879, the registrar Is required to have the
ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted for
the recovery of The amount due, and iho
water will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with asseHsm snts and
81 for drawing ierrules are paid. Once
hours, "A III 10 pm.
w. j. MORROW,
ecli-eod Jan feb cod Registrar.
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WEDNESDAY,
The 5th day of FEBRUARY, 1879,

at O'Clock, p. m, the following described
Real state, via
All that certain lot of land with two
story brick dwelling house thereon. situate
IN the city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed rs follows, to wit: Beginning at
the southerly side OF Pleasant street be-
ween Jackson and Van Buren, streets said
Pleasant street being laid out para lei to
and between Front aud Second streets and
running from Jackson To Harrison street =
at tho distance OF sixty nve ieet from the
.nsterly side OF Van Buren, street and at
the centre Of the party wall betwe cen this
and MI adjoining dwelling ON the west
now of sad DE Normandie; thence south
elly through the centre Of said wal par
allcl to Van Buren, street fity feet Iour
inches To u corner. thence easterly paral-
lei To pleasant street fifteen feet 10 a cor
ner; thence northerly parallel to the first
mentioned line and Van Buren, street fifty
feet four inches to the aforesaid southerl Y
side OF Pleasant street; and thence thereby
westerly fifteen feet to the place Of bsgin-
ming. be the contents thereof what they
may.
seized and taken In exc cutlon as the pro-
perty OF Thomas \. DE NorMandie, and
" ichael BeogaH, f.. Dorras and Ellen, his
vile, t. Us, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sheritf's Office. New Castle, January 10
lhI9. ianls-3lawts
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Diphtheiia, which attacked the family
of Mr.. j. {. Cruikshank, at Crciltop, ON
Christms sday, has abated none Of 5
fie 'ceness. On the last day Of the old
year, be buried his daughter Emlin, aged
nine years, as its tirst victim. Last Tues
day the body Of little Syle, aged two
years, was committed to the grave.
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NJ OTICE.-Ihe he regular quarterly meet
~ ing of the Iyustces of the Poor "f
New Castle county. Will be held NJ the
Aims House on Wednesday, Jan. 2s h. at
10 O'CLOCK IA. IN. All persons having bills
will please present them ON or before tnat
day,
Inc Supply Committee will meet al the
Aims house, saturday, Feb. let. at II
O'Clock, "a. m. when proposals VIII he re-
celveJ for furnishing the Aims House
with bread and meats for the next three
months j. W. COOCH,
Ja.A 25.T n .2si4w Secretary.
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SHERIFF'.S SALES.

SHERIrF'5 SALE.
- By virtue OF "A writ OF Levari Facias,
To me directed, Will be exposed 10 public
sale, at tie
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil shipley ST.,
kept by John ]. Dougherty. In tho city OF
whining ton, New Castle county, ella
ware, OH
WEDNESDAY,
The 9TH day of FEBRUARY, 1879,
at O'Clock, p. m the following described
heal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel ol
land situate IN the city OF Wilmington
New Castle county, Delaware, bounded
and descrl bed as follows, to wit: Begin
ming ut IA point On the southerly side %
Twelfth street at the distance OF uirty fee
easterly from the caste ly side OF Madison
street, thence southerly parallel with Mad
ison street i4i feet inches 10 the noriiier
~ side OF Delaware avenue thence south
eastcrly by the said side OF said avenue Ia,
feet 8 inches bo "A corner thence northerly
parallel with Jefferson street 2l0 feet 6t
inches to the aior, said sOulherly side u
Twelfth street aud then ce thereby westorl }
40 feet To the place OF ginning, be til,
may. Book +, vol. 10, page s0i.
Seized and taken In execution as tn,
property of Edward Tatpall, Jr.; decease ct
and Rachel A, Tatnali, his wife and sur
viving mortgagor and I. l., (JoSeph Tat
nall, Jr., and William CsDby, Executors
OF Edward Iatnall. Jr., deceased, Ac. y And
to be sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sheriff's Once, New Castle, January 10
lIv. tAnls Stawts
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WEDNESDAY,
The 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1870

Real Estate, via:
All that certain lob OF land with n tbrea-
story Brick Dwelling house VI hsrson sin.
ase In the city OF wilmington. 5oIindai
and described as follows, to viii: Bepin'
ming at the northerly aide OF Front sirea,
between jackson and Van Buren, street. a,
the distance OF fifty feet from tho eastsriv
slue OF van Buren street; thence norrIeriy
parallel 70 Van Buren street sixty-thre:s
feet six isshes TO II corner th Snoe e,.atarIv
ana parall,l 10 Front street fr,aen lee, "
corner thence sontherly parallel To tLe
nrst mentioned line and Van Buren stree,
| through ne centre OF this party wall bo'
tween This and the adjoining dwelling nm
the east now or the said DE n NOrmandie six
| W three feet six Inches TO the aforesaid
,,. or heriy side of Front street; and thence
beginning, be the conten thereof vba,
they may Book G, Vol. 10, Page sos, &c'
Seized ana taken In execution AZ ihe
property of I homas Y DE Normandie ara
Mary Miller, l. l.. and TO be sold by
e,,,,. JOHN PYLE, sheriff
io''' jani8- 8-3tawts
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nOG REGISTER NOTICE.-All per
~ sons owing or having dogs about their
remlses are required To have tnssI regu-
larry registered between the LIST and 20th OF
January. A fter the latter date the ordi-
nance will he strictly enforced against un-
registered dogs.
VIM. j. MAXWELL.
Ian2-Im chief OF Police.
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CHkRlFF'S SALE
- BY virtue OF "A writ OF LevAri Faoias,
to me directed, viii be exposed 10 Public
Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Ai Shipley ST.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty in the CITY OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware,
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yHERIFF's SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE
~ ny vIr.ue OF writ OF Levarp.
70 me directed, will be exposed II, III ~ "
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, su s,,
kept by John J. Douyherty. in rV \
wilmington, New Cattle counl, % 'l
WEDNESDAY.
The 5th day Of FEBRUARY ,,.|
at o'clock. p. m, the follovn,
Real Estate, viz: Nt'ca1
All that certain lot OF land wi,.
story orick dwelling hsuse the,aasa 1
ate IN The city OF Wilmingion'
ana described a. follows. u wi,
ning Al the northeriy side af Ftor, "a
between Jackson ana Van Buren ,,,.
the distance of 9, feet from ,ha Me,)
side OF Van Buren, street and ,e a, tasl
of the party wall between th,s ~ s,s,osl eie I'd
joining dwelling on the we,, ul , 10. 4
said De Normandie; thence """
through the centre of said WAL s"'oI,.lsl
lei 10 Van Buren, street si.t, fcl
six inches 10 n corner; theme. s
parallel 10 Front street fifte.n go
corner; thence southerly nnr.uIN
first mentioned line ana Van g,,a. g'e' nI
stxty-three feet six inches To ths tih'',tl 'a n
norlherly side OF Front ,treei, s,h @hiVi1'l
thereby westerly ffteen feet tn tha iaa asl
beginning, BE- the contents lhere,FF FAsl
they may. Book C, Vol. In. pagas.I Y
Seized and taken la execution =. n,
perty OF Thomas Y. De Nor,na't.l.'l
Sarah WEIGH, /. t., and to be solJ ,n
su, JOHN PYLE, ST.. 4.
sherir's ONCE, New Castle. JaSgs,. 9a
Io''. Janl' la.,|
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PUBLIC S.ALES.
PUBLIC SAI.p1

VIII be sold at public sale. on tts D
OF Robsrt Husbands, dece.,aSs
ThoInpson's Bridge, Chrisnsns III
miles from Wilmington. on ~
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY .u ia,
A. u o'clock, m.
ahead OF good work or driving ho,,.
mileh cows, some with calyes h, II
sides, Others sprina Ing one ysatoi, y
= shoats, &c. Farming Irnpl,p..s
farm wagons, l York wagon, nesTT
] market dearborn. horse oari ~
plows, harrows, cultivaLor hrk ~
hoes, sc iron harvester, mower sht
or combined. l good horse rake NJ
wlnckle fan, grain bags. wagon, plov
carriage harness, z sets heavy pa n,
log chains, alss dairy nxiurts. .S-l
pans, buck cts, churns, cream esn.
cans, 40. 10 asrss wheat ia the rr
hay by ths ton.
CON NDITIONa.-A sums ot Al !
less. cash, over thst amount, a ft,s
months will be given, BY VI. pq,a1
giving a bankAble note wi,h apuroyJl
dorssr. THEODORE tsTl n
l.. ". stidhAn 4 Son, Auc,ioneen
ianio- worO
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~ RAND OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. ?sth.
The popular and thrilling temperance
drama, in five acts, entitled
+" len Nights in a Bar Rocm,"

Hy ITIt
M. 5. II. A. Dramatic Association,
Assisted by Eminent Talent OF Phila-
de phla ''
The play VIII be produced directly under
The auspices ard for the benefit OF the
Moral Suaslon Reform Association OF tbis
city.
Admission 80 and 30 cents; no extra
charge Tor r. served seats. Reserved seats
for sale al {. f. Thomas n Co.'S book store
on ana after The 18th of January. Tikell
the Association, and exchanged for reserv.
ed seats without additional charge.
jan5l-4t
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GALE OF cows. r.r
- The Subscribers Will IvLJ
sell at Public Sale. a. Red ~
Lion, East Marlborough, ~
Chester county, Pa, N
MONDAY, FEBRuARi d j."
Att O'Clock, z. M 4,
FORTY HEAD OF FRES,i ip1r.i
SPRING ERS, and YOUNG PMS
Also q lot OF EWE ES WIN tRnallG
Webb A, Nichols. Anciioreef'
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IHU NODA
The 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1875

at o'clock p. m the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All That certain lot or piece OF land
situated IN the town OF Newport, County
OF New Castle anu Stale OF Delaware
beginning at "a stake standing at the cor
ner OF Front street on the Pbiladelphia,
w wilmington and baltimore railroad and
walnut street; thence along said Walnut
street to Tho Christiana creek thence
along sad creek To y small gut thence
up said gut To Front street aforesaid +,
thence along said street to the place OF he.
ginning containing one hundred and
twenty-eight square perches be tie same
more or less. The improvements theresn
consisting ofa Rolling Mil and Machinery
Bulidlhg lor Galvanising sheet-iron
ofrce and other outbui dings.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF the J. Marshall Company. oi
Newport, Delaware, and to be SOLD by
e. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sherifr's Office New Castle, January 10
ioN. Janis 3taWts
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FURTHE UNITED
= States four pei cent. loan received at
the First National Bank OF Wilmington
AT par and accrued in terest
GEO. u. ARM STRONG,
ian2I-lmd Cashier.
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NOTICES..

OrICE.-The Mutual Loan Associa-
IN lion now offers new stock for rale -
he first payment may be made any
time. Apply to GEORGE {. MARKS,
Secretary ard Treasurer.
Ja23-lmd once Col Shipey 81, "a siory'
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C,HERIPF's SALE.
y by virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias.
to mo directed. Will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l shipley ST.
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the CITY or
Wilmington, New Castle county. Della
ware, on
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CHkRIFf'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF "A writ OF Venditioni Ex
ponas To me directed Will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the town of Newport. In Chlstiapa Hun
dred, In New Castle county, Del, on
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PANT0kliME AND SPECIALITY
- Il A X

a Omission 70 & 30 cents, reserved seats
% 60 MS; reserved seats for sale 3 dnys In
IL, vance at &. r. Thomas 4 COS
Jan22-5t II. B. HoDGIs. Bus. Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27
On our Nest Distant Frontiers.

As in our busiest and NEST populOus cities of the
seaboard and Interior HOstetter's Stomach Bittere
is pre-eminently popular. Wherever civilization
plants its loot this continent, thither the great
tonic soOns 1nGs its way Nor is this surprising, for
it IS the medicine of all others best adapted to the
wants Of the western emigrant, be be miner or agTi
culturlst. 1t is an incompatible remedy for tbs
diseases to which he is most subject and which are
liable TO be brought on by a change Of climate,
hardship, exposure, unaccuStOmed air and diet, and
miasmatc atmosphere and water. Among these
are disorders of the stomach and bowels. rheumatic
ailments and malaliOus feverS, for all Of which
HOststteTS Bitiers is certain specific. course Of
the BterS he departing for the field of Ia.
bCr arriving, will have the effect OF prevent
Ing the evils for which fl is such signal remedy,