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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
Is CHANCERY.
rnoY CRY NATIONAL RANE
In ChAnc,ry
Remington Co

n
GFORGF q. BARNARD,
GATES II. BARNARD aud Pennington 90
JOHN j. BARNARD
A Bill ~ Complaint having teen duly filed 10
the above entitled cause on ths 18th day Of De
tobef, 1879 ~ subHtEnto stating that lie said
Troy city National Bank 10 Judgment creditor
of tAid George @ Barnard aud has eaused an OK.
ecution upon said Judgement to DO laid upon
certain lands situated IN Manchester And Dorset
IN SID county, being tho premises formerly
known ~ the heme farm Of said George O bar.
nsrd The IatnArd wood lot, 80 called aud ~ uH-
divided one half Of the Folsomsqua so.cAlod
and said lands have been duly set out 10 the o
alter 10 satriAclion 81 said Judgment, ard the
time ~ rcdeemiug the same has expired aud
that raid lands were formerly the propnrty ~
said George q Barnard but we're conveyed b.
BIN 70 smd Gates II BARNARD January 18th, ~ 7.
by d"td attended 20 hinder, delay and prevent
the Oratrr fton collecting its said debt, which
ueed IL u lodged 10 be fraudulent aui yuii, AID
that other e0nytyHncea hAvo been since mslt
including deed TO said John barnard.
Aud PRAYING that said conveyance DO set aado
aud cancelled, aud the tile Of tha Orator under
said execution be established aud confirmed aud
tie Defendants be forever enJoined from inter.
fcring with tho Orators possession Of said prem.
ises and othorWise.
Aud q subpoena having been duly issued upon
said TIL the said Gates II, Barnard being With
out this State 80 that said bill OF complaint aud
Subpoena cannot be served upon HIM.
il Is ordered that he be required to appear on
tie FIRST day Of the next stated term Of sAid
Court TO be hold at Bennington within aud for
the County Of Bennington af0resaid, on the bret
Tuesday Of December, 1879, and ms e answer 70
said bill, by publishing the substance Of said bill
Hih this order, three weeks excessively Ia the
Manchester JouHsAL newspaper printed At
Manchester IN said County, the last 81 which
spa te at isast 30 days previous 70 the com
tnGnctment Of said term " sAid cOnr
Dated at Bennington. the 18th day Of October,
D. 1879 And day theftofis given &c.
g9{w CUAUIEa w SWIf1 Deut gletk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

ne shooting down II cold blood Of
,hat emipent journalist. Albert ID,
lslehaf4eou, BY The drunken Daniel
AieFsf abd. which occurred ia Now
Ysfk ily some tea ears ago. j. re-
iaemberei BY many feaiers. Tits act
w.. camnt.iel because Richardsoa
h4i seilieuded Mts Mcfarland, lads
i ed8e4iiln and culture. whom bet
Aasbssa treated biatally Afer the
miserable iA,ee 81 trial ioF murder
il @hieh MeFAtlsad wAs acquitted.
,Ae mofdcrtr dipped deeply TOTO ~.
evss~.. saJ became Cain hkv wAa.
~istes efsg ar iaes u thr caah a
Le4isua Cosota4o. paper asys ihat
oae c9i .pamy nigli. carly iasl
epnHs ia dgFsriaud wandered into
Ieaasi3c, Ever suce DO has been
wsndensg aboat tic streeis "a otjeet
4 ply s. q aeqaaisled ~ilh BE sad
history Aboal a wesk ago soue
faea3s carried lin 10 tlc Medical DO.
ssnete. from shrhee Il Is expected that
BE- wiil he taken "a The Sisters Hos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

Tee ob.a fsselies u retat 8 /.
ust1ty arsrJ % 800 - Poster
vsei E~iar. 80 lsiA bfAssass = sas
ices.ssis q hspstlraa ~ttl :
49, sY y ffi ts.uy Is 3tsai ballet
It}sAt .s defeat isg Eaisg saa Tier.
a.t . fstea isly - bas A. EHiug.
a. h.s bsa s tbs sghsie viil expire
aaa wlN aucs t8fAfe riectiea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
.n..tLas.s AsIf.Lsir .sla...

They cured me VI Agoe. BiliousHess
aud kidney Complaint. as recommend
ed bad half bottle left which /
used Tor my two little girls. who the
doctors and neighbots sAid could not
he cured ! would have lost 10th o.
them one Night il | had act given them
Hop Buffers. They did them 30 much
good / continued their use until they
wese cured. That il why | cay you do
not koow hslf the value Of Hop Biltsrs
aud Do not recommend them high
enough "-B. Rochester. y i. See
other column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
COMMISSIONERS NoTICR

husrEL HLHlLTORH EstAt0.
TIE abdcrs Rhsd, hrsiDF been spyGiHtsa -
Uun Itt bsb onft Tor he District ~ Hanshss.
fsr g. mmis4 iOnets ~ fere W, sIeIaius aHd a.
Iu.t ~ 81 ims sud 4, mepds 81 al psrssAs
t,binst tue 4.tsteof
l.upssll litm5iiou late u fAsdgsie,
in satd ptsttitt otaeAesd. AID al stsilss sEkiL-
loo ~ r,cf 'h'tet hsfety give u-'iss that -
RN met for lir rurpttfs Ator'stid a. tbs
dNrt + a. nee 81 ". u Randall W spii ssndgats
on tbe 18Th dGy Aptil usst from sihe e'slsek,
=. ~ M y f. pr O'Clock .. ~ Bn said day, aud
sI months trCm he 10Th das o. Oct 1873.
is tie me united ~ sid Court sstd er.s
TO 10 pJessHs theif claims to % f0r srs@lHa-
ton sod siiouNn
Dated !, Nsnche.ter. this 18th DAY o. Ocia
be- 1878
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rta $50 vse. aaa VS. mkfte5 ~
~ 3 sfssa ahsf e - nsFssl :
@ g hsr hfmeF bsst Aa8 3sa
tefary sstslnmetis. bsl ssp-
r* htf. ~ T so - tectar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

Na tidiugs have been received OF
John Wise. the arronaut, and lis COM
pauioa, Geo. Bofr Of ST. Louis who
made an ascension from that city on
the afternoon Of Sunday, the 2sth ult.,
and il is nov generally believed that
the adventures have been lost ar were
Donaldson aad Gdmwood, who went
up IRON Chicago 10 Barnnm's balloon
IN Jauo. 1915 1t il probable from the
latcs. intelligence that the voyagers
we're either drowned 10 Lake Michigan
or tbal they passed over the lake into
the forests beyond. where they may
have been MANNED or killed outright 10
forced and sudden descent among the
trees
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

o., aomiuatiuu by the Democrats ~
butb krly ADD Robinson in New lork
has mixed up things 50 that II il very
uncertain huw the election will come
out IL viii certainly bring out the
fall Demoeratcic vote which will ail be
given 10 the halauce Of the ticket aud
while The chance, are decidedly
against The election u either Robinson
81 Kelly il viii help pull through the
remainder d their state ticket. A good
sharc o. The independent vote will also
be gisca 20 Robinson aud moat OF il 70
the Democratic ticket. 10 the hcpubli-
uans eAnuut eoaai much Oh the iade.
pcadeu this yeaf But i the Repaid
l,eaDs al tara oat we think they will
elect tAeig whole ticket They are
prelly sure 4 the governor aud legisla.
tuec D. good majority aud With hard
work sill secar more. They ATE pot
,iag d some heayy s9rk aud the Ohio
,leetian will help them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

The Grapbios Washington special
Gays there sas a sensation in the Sup.
rene Court Monday wbeb Associate
Justice Field read bis dissenting opin-
ion from the judgment FROM the major.
1ty 81 the court against the cOnstitu-
tionaliy Of The Thurman funding bill.
Fields opiuion was very bold asser'
tiou 81 tue d5ctriue Of OF State rights,
and was foil Of politics He took even
more decided grounds than were as
somed by the last session Of Congress
by Toe Democrats, aud candidly char
ged ais fellow members oi,the bench
witt a daoseuas tendency TO nation
alism aud Capitalization He was SO
oo'sp kra . e. canse genuine sur
prise .maus his fellow Justices. aud
the eject ap5b he bar vas startling.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

Daring lAc quarter ending cpl 30.
tie uaane.- failure. 81 tbe United
slate. aad Gmsda, as reported ~
Aes.u paun 4 o.. were .2G2 with
SIS 2I5 251 liabilities. against ? s5a
and 500 3Is sos respectively. for the
same quartet ~ 1873 The failures
decreased more than 50 per cent and
tue liabilities sail more For nine
months d the year iAiIutes have non-
tered $780, lor The same period IN
1873 there were 67s The liabiliies
aggregate sl.05i gi0 thus far this
year ior the same time last year they
Amounted to $l97 I'll l2e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
". b. RANDALL, -.
2sw W - BENTLEY, I 'sN
HENRY P. WAYS Estate.

state u Vermont Manchester District
10 Probate Court, held At Mshthssitt, witbiH
sud ~ ssfd District on the 2lst day Of Oct
t0itf a. ~. 1873
Pres, at Hon ksHa.y Howard Judge.
The Administrator. Lotsiand MuBson. on the
estate a Henry P.Wty lrte % Manchester. 10 ssia
district deceased proposing 20 rtnaor 40 aeoftni
u Isis administration 90 said esats II 10 order.
ed ~ said Court that said account be sIsmiIsd
81 allowance " session thereof 70 Be held ~
toe Probate Office ia Manchester 10 said distiit
on the 1gth dAy u November 1919, aud ihst
notice be giynu 20 ~ persons interested ~ thS
ratification 81 this order IN ths Manchester
JouRsAL. AiextpHp pIiassa 81 said Matches,
ter. Tires N.tis sucoAss yely. pis.iOns 90 cad
time VI hr6uug.
A True Herafd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
LOR SAFE on no RENT.

MY carriage chop, admirably located and
we'll arranged 10 carry on The carriage baeihess.
viii rent 1t foF enc, three or Ave years. TO par.
ties Wishing 10 purchase the premises together
with tools, stock, &c., easy terms will be given
Rooms suitable for a shoemaker in the same
building ALSO for sAle one new nugRy, ona
second hand buegy, one three ysAr.old colt,
Gail on o. Address the subscriber
T. l.. TAYLOR.
Manchester Depot W. March i7th 1879. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
EoR sALE
ArpoclooK A NJ

The following pcrsdnal Property, viz About
80 tons q hay, 2 tons ~ oAt straw tons u cora
fodder, i2a bushels ~ corn en- the car, ! twn.
horse lumber Wagon, ! buggy wagon, messing
machine ! lumber slogh, pillow, harrow, /
aud sci Of Nhifiletfets rskps. pitchforks. shovel
2 stoves and pipe and other artehes too MINER.
our 10 mention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
Aitost, gAShEI HOWARD, Jadss
rue e0py u Record
as v Attefi, RAhhEY HOWARD. Judge
PETITION TO SELL REAL rs
sTF fFn pay IFUTN

=
TATE 10 PAY DEBTS
NfsTE ~ NJla0ET. Distnot ~ M6nchs sfsy.
Ia Frobsi- Coait. hold Al Manchester sittia
aud 1T sad district, " the 2lst day y oelobsf
~, 1879.
PfeHsBt Hoo hAnnsy HowGra. Judge.
l0gT Petitioner. Cara Derby. AaniibistfsinE
Or tEa estate ~ George Derby, ists u Hupeu ~
ssisF disisg i, dfcfated. respectfully fspfssthss
that
.sli dscss.od aad taresis tzed 90
The charges ~ afHisistrsii0n
taa iast slckhfss stpAted ~ 80
tIl1s %
The value II personal edsta $685. ~
Of shieh hss beea ~ HsAy rs a.
-igned tbs Sldos 80 ~
tsst %
Baiznee - debts chaFgssb}t On
real esiats II stid deceased tlssi ~
10 Ittse Nhieh snn, abe pfsys ssid COsH -
gfGai hsf iaeense % sell Al ~ fbe real estate ~
j. ees ed aud the squiiy II redemption ihefsla.
- = regstsAfy i9f The payEsht ~ sAld aslis
sId rhtrFss - Standardization.
WLersupgr Is go efeefea that hssfiHg ~
saia appliestieA - haa a. Probate Cur v b.
ht.Istn s. ths Probate Office b Manchester "a
said gtdilai 90 ile 25ib dsg u sev., D..
lss8 49, itai Lsbes n ssti application ths pa
gafs stad re- ii reef apd lie t.ias ard blsfs
= iltsfiAR fhsf*ou bs liFsa - ~ d rsqps iEtsfs
sstsa b huba.AieR eeril6ed egpy u lis rsftfd
~ said order TREE seeks sncfesafs4y b. she
AaAeheslef 3guEhAts 3 nsWsFsFef rglntsd ~
ssl8 aiueLssief. teYlons ~ ssi1 tine n bear
sgg,
Astsst EAsKRY H0EAaD, gaaEs
80 ails sS h1ssE2 HOWARD. Jag.
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FURNISHING: GOODS,

sbirsz snd DrswsF. AZ ipu - rs essts Al sie-
gABt sisgk - ssBtls @sts steAsfs, Tee Bill
HsLdtsfsbisis. C0iisfs ssd Chns Ai-o Hes
stsek Of gsEtlensss Gloves AID Mittsns con-
sstans Of doth tid, back saa Plymoaib glove.
as.a Assoftmsut III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

The Yai8s = personal estate $685. ~
Of ahteh has boea ~ ns4y ks a.
slRned tbs Nl1os 80 "
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
The Liliputian Opera Compapy

On next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, our citizens are to be treated
to novel performance by what Is called
the Liliputian Opera Company, who will
perform the opera of "Jack the Giant
Killer" written expressly for them. In
speaking of the performance the St.
Louis Republican says:
Those who went to see the Liliputian
Opera Company last night nearly died
of laughing. 1t is really the most comi-
cal and entertaining performance that
has been seen in st. Louis for months
The giant is a perfect mountain of flesh,
and when little Jack appeared by his
side in the vocal duet, the wide dif r
ence in their size and acting became
laughable in tho extreme. TIE rest OF
the company maintained ably the parts
assigned to them, and altogether made
up q highly successful entertainment
The audience was composed mainly Of
the same class of people we are accus
toned TO see at the regular operas.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
'0D1 =: s'sa' New Z ossiis %aSiassaS Sosn,y,


Mark Rrear ct. al In Partition.
And now 70 wit. This Goth day of rebru.
arv, A. D.. 1873, IL appearing 70 the Chan
cellor by the affidavit of Thomas q. Nor
risOn that Mark brear, Abel Brear, Eliza
Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, the defend
ants in this cause, have no known place
OF abode within this county, and cannet
De served with process; that the said Marx
Brear and Eliza Brear reside In the town
Of Flushing Long Island, State of New
Ysrk, the said elizabeth Jordan resides
In the City OF Washington, District OF Col
.umbia, and the said A bel Brear rt sided I'm
the State of New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
Ter I'd for the said Mark Brear, A bel Brear.
Eliza Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, at tie
return of The su mi mons Issued for them.
III ls thereupon, on motion of Charles B.
Lore, Esq. Solicitor for the petitioner or.
dered by the Chancellor that the said
Mark Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
Elizabeth Jordan. do appear before the
Chancellor at his Cham bers Ia Dover, on
the Second d8y OF June, A. d., one thOus.
anu eight hundred and seventy-nine, and
show cause II any they have, why parti-
tion or the premises in the pet etition describ-
ed should not he made accord ing TO the
prayer thereof. or that the petition will bs
taken plo confessO as TO the said Mark
Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and Eliz-
abeth Jordan.
And the Register is directed TO cluse a
copy OF this order TO be published In the
DAILY GAZETTE. newspaper OF the City
OF Wilmington, County af resaid, for the
period Of thirty days next preceding the
said second day Of June, A. D., one thous
and eight hundred and seventy mine.
Attest, ]. NJ. HOUSMAN,
ma, ~ Reg. q. G.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
ANOTHER PLEASURE TRIP TO Z,

ANOTHER PLEASURE TRIP TO EU-
1oPE.-We see that proposition is
made to send another commission of Re-
publicans to Europe on a pleasant little
summer tour to look after our metal cur
rency. When the commission was sent
last summer, the GAZETTE said it would
amount to nothing; it was money thrown
away; it would serve merely to give a
pleasant summer voyage to Paris and the
Worlds Exposition to such of the Presi-
dents friends as he pleased to select, and
now it is proposed to expend $4,000
more of the peoples money in little
jaunt again to look after the relative va
lue of gold and silver, as though these
values would not settle themselves.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Violating "A ~. q Law.

On Saturday U. S. Marshal McMullen
arrested on a warrant John w. Cook,
alias John Westenholme. The accused
is a cigar maker, and formerly resided
in Philadelphia, but for some time past
he has been at work in this city. The
warrant charged him while in Philadel-
phia with violating one of the U. S.
revenue laws in regard to packing cigars
in empty cigar boxes, without first hav.
ing destroyed the stamp for its previous
use. He was taken before U. S. Com
missioner Smith and given a hearing
upon the conclusion of which he wa
held in the sum of $500 for his appear
alce at the next term of the U. S. Cour
in Philadelphia. He procured bail an,
was released.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

street leading frsm the wIlmingto on and
MewRot Turnpike Road opposite the
Toi! Gate 70 Philadelphia. Wilmington 4
,ss q sss,sssy sas .iS OF
eeid turnpike road In line OF anoeher
new street. called Bird street; thence north
easterly and parallel 70 the said turnpike
road slxty- eight feet TO = street thence
soutneaster1y IN line OF said street And
parallel with Logan street sixteen feet 70
. stake; thence sOuthwesterly parallel TO
tne nrst mentioned line sixty-eight feet 70
the said aide OF Logan street; thence there
plsce q beginning, DO the contents thereof
No. 4. All that certain lot OF land situ-
ated In the village OF Newport, Christiana
nunuroo, Now Castle county and State OF
Delaware, situated on the southeast cor
ner OF Water and Marshall streets, with q
large brick dwelling house. frame barn,
stable and other improvements thereon
one acre OF land. be the same, more or
less.
No 10. ALI that certain lot of land with
four two story brick dwelling houses
thereon erected, situated In the City OF
Wilmington. aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed ~ follows, 70 wit: Beginning ~
point on the northerly side OF Front street
81 the distance OF nlty-six iett westerly
nom the westerly side OF Jackson street,
thence northerly parallel with jackson
street seventy. seven feet ten inches; thence
easterly parallel with Front STREET thirty
six feet thence southerly parallel with
jackson stress seventy seven feet and ten
inches 70 the portherly side OF Front
OF Front street twenty feet u the westerly
side OF jackson street; thence nOrtherly
aiong the said side Of Jackson street one
hundred And thirteen feet ten inches 70
street thirty feet wide running parallel
with Front street; thence by the side Of the
said street westerly parallel to Front street
one huBdrsd and seven feel; thence south
erly parallel with jackson street one hum
dred aud thirteen feet ten inches 70 the
northerly side OF Front q rect; and thence
thereby easterly nfty-One ieet 10 tue place
~ beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
And it 10 ordered by the Court that the
purchaser or purchasers or said lands and
promisee be and appear At the next Or
bhana' Court for New Castle county, that
the Court may assign TO The purchaser 81
purchasers the premises sold to him, her
or them, pursuant 70 this order. he, she. or
they. with suftcient surety or sureties TO
70 be approved by the Court, entering Into
| recognizance to be taken and acknnwledg-
cd In sad Court to the Slate In q penal
sum 70 Dc determined by the said Court,
with condition 10 pay 10 the parties enti
tied severally or their executors. adminis>
traitors or assigns, resp. ctiveiy their Just
| and propoi tiOnabie shares of the said pur-
chase money, with Interest from such
time as the Court may deter mine, In such
manner and time. AS may, by the direc-
tion OF the said Court bs prescribed and
/ appointed In said condition.
Attendance Will he given and terms
| made known at the time ana place afOre
said by VICTOR bupONT, Trustee.
Or by his Attorney.
Attest: J. M. H.UsMAN, Clerk Orphans
Court.
Thos. NJ. Ogle, auctiopeer.
mayl2. -tawlstw .3taw tdts
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

WHILE WE belive that gold and silver
should be coined on the same terms, we
do not believe either should now be
coined free. Gold is coined free and it
should be put upon the same equality
with silver. If the government were to
cease coming gold bullion free it would
be able to buy gold bullion as cheaply
Is 1t buys silver bullion, and coin it with
profit as it has profit in coming silver
bullion. AT present The gold miners anC
gold dealers get their gold coined int
legal tender money free, at the expens
of the people. This is hardly fair. Not
withstanding this, however, the propos
tion before Congress to coin silver FREE
should be rejected.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

Does NOT the immense foreign trade
which has grown up under the present
silver currency, put to shame all the de-
nunciation of the ''dollar of the daddies ?"
In fact it would appear from the increase
Of our exports that the currency ought to
be satisfactory to ourselves if not to
England and other nations that trade
with US. Surely those who object to the
silver currency do not intend to have the
farmers infer that it is so bad that foreign
nations take farm produce instead of
silver because of its shrinkage from its
former value. Be this as 1t may our
trade with Europe never perhaps was so
satisfactory as it has been the past three
or four years; and just as the prospect
of silver and gold, as a currency, became
more apparant, the foreign exports grew
more favorable to our people. We dom
claim that silver did this. But we d,
claim that silver has not prevented tn,
increase Of our export trade.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

AT THE anniversary of the National
Temperance Society, few evenings ago,
the Rev. DR.. Peck told good story
about Scotchman who was exceedingly
fond of dancing. Sandy became a Pres
byterian and gave up his favorlte amuse-
ment. But by-and-bye the bag-pipes
came around and Sandy was in state Of
excitement, and at length, keeping ont
foot firmly on the ground, with the Othel
he kept time to the music. Being re
preached for his worldliness he explained
that one foot was faithful, but the othe
was wild as the dell.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

LOOKING AFTER BUSINESS A BROAD
The necessity for finding foreign mar
kets for our manufactured fabrics, and
the growing interest In Brazil since the
visit Of Dom Pedro, among the manufac-
turers OF tits country has led to the pro-
ject of commercial expedition to Rio
de Janeiro, which can hardly fail to
prove good thing, alike for those who
take part in it,the country they represent
and the one they will visit. THIS 1t is
hoped will prove of more general benefit
than the political policy of high pro tee
tive tariffs. The plan is to organize .
party OF merchants and manufacturers,
who will sail from New Yerk about the
9th of July, exhibit samples of Ameri-
can manufactures in Rio de Janeiro and
spend some weeks in looking about the
country and developing trade relations
aud get back toward the close of Sep
tember. The period covered, though in
cluding the hottest weather in tins sec
tion, Is the Brazilian winter, and so thu
best season of the year to visit that coun
try, and the trip, which is under tn
auspices of committee (appointed at
meeting In New York last February o
merchants and manufacturers intereste'
In promoting trade between the nation
: promises to be pleasant as well as
profitable one. The cost of the passag
out and back win be three hundred do
lars and early application should be mad
Julius H. Pratt, 100 Fulton street Ne
York, who has charge of the expediuo
az the number of voyagers is limited ;
sixty.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Something With Merit In il.

THE LA BELLE leJJer copying book and
INK Ia French cnemica. discovery Is lust
what the business public has wanted for
years. II tenables the merchant to copy his
letters WnhOu Udfer, brush or press, and
with o more trouble, time or mains than
ne would be put TO IN blOtting the lei ter he
has written. Tie copying is immed lately
and absolutely correct, leaving the origi-
nal Without bl"t, or blur. The books
IRE no more expensive than any other first
class qualify OF letter copy ing books. they
can be used la any ordinary press with or
withoui water); Lec or twenty letters can
pc copied at one .ime. The books are we'll
bound and made of The finest French linen
tissue paper. Chas. W, Bruce is the com
panles authorized agent for the State OF
Delaware. W
Address Chas. W. Bruce, GA Pine street,
Wilmington, Del. apI6-im