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LnnrrE GILREHT DRUG aTOgRE

II
i At HAMPERS. FERRY hast constantly
on hand a large stock Of all articles usually kept
10 Drug Store, and strict attention paid 10 their
purity " and low prices"
YINEAS Of all kinds--thc best the market car ar
ford. Coal Oil-non-explosiye-l3O Fire
test
DERFUMERY Of ,all kuds.r Satoncry-a
great variety. Playing and Visiting Card'.
IMEWING and Smoking Tobacco Of the best
\ i brands. A choice lot OF nice Ciglrs CON
SANITY kepton hand.
4 I Isaj stock Of rams ana O'' ''"''' on
DURE Spices of an. kinds usually roeded by
Housekeepers.
4 ID the leading Patent'an Family Medicines
a bought from the Manufacturers 20 insure
their genuinencss.
COUNTRY Merchants and Physicians' Orders
- attended % pr mpty at lowcst-prices.
/ EESCRlPflON Departmental all in order and
best medicines used
GTAICT attention paid 10 sli'ariiclef prepared
> A. 10 their purity 90 tbarPhyfcians and Pa
ticuts will know what they are doing.
u. G. DONNELLY, Chemist,
October l2, 1873.
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schedule o. Trains
Uarper's Fer;y& Valley Branch
-. ~ q. L.. La.
n.l.-.-I. -nDI.N,I1 n,l ~

Train CPS daily. Train $40 Mondays, Wedues-
DAYS and Fridays. All other trains daily except
sunday.
EAST BOUND TRAINS
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Th, Virginia Free Press,
qq,o "Old Family Journal.
r.,nrrsrowx. FrpnrARY ]. 1879.
Mere Mention.

cn ID H. STROLLER Porte Crayon) is
,.t 90 friends 10 this town.
me ru defining the Jurisdiction Of
.,-v Courts BIAS passed ,he Senate.
All. .rstaud Row Beverly Tucker
called O. The Episcopal Church at
la.as5ars
Tho F.r,. National Bank in this tow n
,n.l is d.sslaa, charges to TX per
,rr,r of Hon. f. Boyd FIlikacy to
v.s,ns LtT,gsaer concerning the So
f.Wetvrsna Csrtii a,os, % is 10 type
,ssarly l,' over until next week.
room recently occupied by the
,..-, Bans in the National Bank Building.
s.--,ae changes to suit IL TO mercantile
aal de front is cut cut TO conform TO
a,s.a,r pai: Of the edises.
rrc,lorel girl, daught1rof Henry
wilkins rul.al from hsmm'rhase on Tues
evening A.s 10 this pa,e We are in-
t...Is,shtI OBJ. bssa si-S 90 complaining,
-l.,l wl,sel from the house Of neigh
wwL,l,sLO. F.of this town
m.y their Aaaual Supper at The " City
r.. oa Tharshy evening Fsbrulry Ctb.
fv, s1lsr.uoi Mr. Spcese IS making am
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IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY

Spoons. busting. Scrubbing, Shoe. White.
Wash aud Horse BRy SHE'S, &C, aud variety
of,BUCkETS.
BUGGY, SLEIGH and WAGON WHIPS,
BIRD CAGES. BANK Doon HANGERS, EOP rs,
ITALIAN HEMP, SOAPST0NE ard GUM
PACKiNGS, MortiseMachines, Boring Machines,
Jack Screws, Chaiu-, Traces, Hames, Locks,
Hinges, Bolts, Files. Chissels, Trowvls, Levels
Planes, Bowels, WFenches, Hoes and Picks.
A complete stock Of TOOLS and Supplies for
Carpenters, Masons, Shoemakers and others, With
many Housekeeping and Furnishing Goods.
complete line of OILS, PAINTS, FAkNlSH-
Els, GLASS, &c, always Oh hand at lowest mark
ct price
CIDER MILLS, Ploushs. Of the most approved
I Patterns, Berea Grindstones, Pumps q all
kinds, Scales, Corn Shelters, Wheat Fans. Dirt
Scoops, Churns. Shorcls, Forks, Spades kakes.
GUANOS.-J. !. Turner's Excelsior, Ober
Sons Peruvian, and south Carolina.
endeayor to do CASH Business and an pre-
pared % oGer special inducements 90 Cash buyers.
By prompt and strict attention 20 business,
hope 10 merit liberal share OF the patronage o.!
the people of Jefferson.
AT JAMES LAW. HooFF's Or STAND,
CHARLE$TOWN, w. Va.
kpril y 1878
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Domestic Wooden Goods.

7 HAVE at my store (iu the 2nd story and sepa-
rate from my own goods all the goods left by
ARCHIE McCARRELL. it., deceased, ofhis own
make, which offer for the present at private sale.
Those in iull pieces end good order athis most
az reduced prices.
Dec. II, rs. Executor.
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SgrrrE l'r PARTIES having accounts at
,he Twin Fuut Stores are hereby notified that
tlc period of annual settlement has arrived,
aud their prompt attention 90 The matter ls
resncctfu.y requested Hereafter accounts
xiu De opclol viia uoue but promp,-p'yius
customers. 80 reasonable offer coming any-
where near cost ilr winter goods will be re-
fused Tcs GutusuITu.
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DAVID HOWELL

DEST business Won can engage in. s. 90 so
, per dly made by any worker Of either sex,
right in their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth s. free. Improve your spare time
40 this business. Address S1lNSON CO.,
June IS, ls7s-ly. Portland, Maine.
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NOTICE.

Two the tax PAYERS N Charlestown District, who
have not paid their taxes for the years 1919
1874. 1875 and 1916, viii find their bills IN the
hands Of 81. e. Zombro, Constable, 20 BE- collected
al once. No further ndug cnce will be given.
EDWARD TEAKNEN,
Arru97 Ie-g-r Late sheriff.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

DY virtue of two several Deeds Of Trust the
} first executed by Thomas n. Shauli, 90 The
3rd day Of september, 1915, and recorded IN the
Clerks Office Of the County Court of Jefferson
County, West Virginia, Decd Book C., page PSI,
% the undersigned as trustee, % secure ihc pay
ment Of a Bond Of said Shsnll o. Nicholas S.
Shauil, for the sum OF s. 500. dated September g.,
1875 aud payable three years after date. which
bond was assigned by Nicholas :. Shaull 10 John
w. Stewart; and the second executed by Thomas
H. Shaull and Mamie Shaull his wife, on Tue 2jrd
day Of September, 1875, and recorded 10 ihe zane
Decd Book above mentioned al page 800, o. the
undersigned trustee, 90 seclre the paYmentol two
obligations of said Thomas N. Shauil 90 Nary j..
League and Mary T.. Bowers respectively, and boz
accordance with the written request nf William
T. Stewart and Robert j. Stewart Executors OF
John W. Stewart. and of the aid Mary =. Bow
ers, viii offer at public sale on
Saturday, the 2Ist of December,
1873. before TIE Post Office IN Middlcway, JeiIer-
son County, West Nirgnia, at O'Clock, =. ",
the following
REAL ESTATE,
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COMMISSION MERCHANT,

90 -'' ''''''' WASHINGTON, D. c.
Rgrzazxces-Henry T. Harrison, Pres't Lou
doun National Bank. Leesburg, a. Charles X.
Houeb Cashier lst Nat. Bank of Alexandria, V "a,
Lewis johnson Co.. Washington, ID. C..
September Il, ls75-0m.
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LUMBER BUSINESS,

at Roadside, Rockingham County, Virginia, and
has facilities for filling orders OF any extent and
great variety lie commands forests of growing
timber OF the very best quality, and milling ca
pacity % meet the most extravaganza dene nds Of
this section.
nrders ffr LINN her for
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
The "B.0 -Four" MiNstreIs s

On Monday evening next, the we'll
known "Big Four" Will appear In this
city, wi ii minstrel company of their
selection. The company is highly spo-
ken of by the press wherever they have
appeared. The New York Tribune says:
"The first appearance of the big Four"
miustrels as this house brought together
a Gro wded audience, ami 1t Is pleasing to
record that the public who visited the
Park" last night. were furnished with
real laughter provoking enter tainm' nt
The artists composing the troupe were
remarkably clever in their several spec
iaities, and give proof of a keen sense
of the ridiculous; they have also the
correct idea OF burlesque. 1t would be
very difficult, II not impossible, to sit out
the entertainment supplied by these
a,instrels with a serious face. The va
garies of the "Bie Four" we're especially
amusing; they brim over with fun, and
keen the audience constantly amused by
their grotssque dolngs. Morton aud
Armstrong are great performers and
always please their audiences, especially
the refined portion Of lt. They are far
above the general minstrel performers
and always cater for the elite"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
Cou,sctl Dots and Dasy.es.

City Council last night passed the or
dinance pO>tpOning the awarding OF the
contract for cleaning the streets until
next June. This will greatly assist the
CITY In economically managing the d"
pances until the July taxes come in. The
pay rolls for cleaning the streets for the
past two weeks have amounted to only
about $50, and under Mr.. Mem enamin's
economical management the entire cost
OF cleaning the streets up TO the last OF
next June will doubtless not average
more han $500 or $3.50 per month. To
award the contract now would involve
an expenditure OF from $500 to $500 per
month, ct least, IA the contractor would
hs, . to bs y In regular m3nthly in
stsliinenis. The two Rep,b .cans In
Council voted against the ordinance, ss
terialiy assist the Democrats In conduct
ing the city affairs on strictly cash basis
Until the July t'xes me in.
Tbe street lighting contracts were
awarded the same ~ last year, the Will
mingtOn Coal Gas Company taking the
gas lamps ~ $2O.Y5 per lamp, OF ABOUT
$40 800 per year, and the Pennsylvanis
Globe Gas Light Company taking the
oil amps at $2l 30 per lamp, or sboul
S4SOO per year. The contracts this time
extend three years. There are about 5Ol
.eo A"n'pe suu SSo vi SssAn ~ IL tho City
The above figures include lighting, clean'
Ing and extiDguishipR the lamps. A fe~
years ago the city paid about SIS OOO 9
year for gas for the street lamps alone
with several thousand more for lighting
cleaning and exusg uishing, and for fur
nishing oil, wicks, globes and burners
for the oil lamps.
The petition received by Council ask
ibR that the stone crusher be located al
Fifth and Van Buren, streets, contained
about four times AZ many names as the
remonstraDce against it, received al the
pr. vious meeting
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
CONGRESS-,

In the U. S. Senate yesterday, Mr.. Al
lisOn, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs, reported the Joint resolution for
the appointment of a commission to ne
gotiate for tie removal OF the Utes from
Colorado. Mr.. Cockrell otjecting, it
went over, but he subs quently withdrew
the objection and tie resolution was
passed, with an amendment providing
that these Indians shall not be removed
to the Indian Territory. Mr.. Salisbury
introduced bill for the removal of Oh
,tructions from the Delaware Breakwa-
ter, which was referred. The bill max
ing an appropriation of 100000 for mil
ilary posts OIL the Rio Grande was passed..
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
In the House, the Fertilization Appro-
pration bill was reported, ordered to be
printed and recommitted. Mr.. McCord,
from the Committee on Manufactures,
reported the constitutional amendment
relating to trade marks, and it was also
ordered to be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Shelley, Of Alabama, offered res
olution providing for the appointment OF
a select committee of five to investigate
the causes of the negro exodus from the
South, and report such measures as the
exigency may require. The resolution
was referred. The bill eative to the
unloading of foreign vessels at ports OF
delivery was debated and recommtted
The bill authorizing an allowance fol
loss by leakage of spirits was passed
The Pension Appropriation bill was 10.
ported, ordered to be printed an re-
committed. 1t sppropriates $32, 4'h, 900
or about $3,000,OOO more thau lat year
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12

regard to the incapacity of the watchman
and to the lack Of protection for pedes-
trians, but they were Objected 10 snd
ruled out. n- M
Mr.. Gordon cross questioned The Wit
ness as to where he had besn that nigfe
before starting home, and he said hs bed
been at John Mezly's liquor store wlIese
horse was being raffied OF; he drank
three glasses Of champagne but was
sober.
Dr. H. c. Snitche. testified to attend
ing TO Mr.. Townsend's injuries he had
. wound on the top Of his head 81 inclss
long. Witness had passed over IL
Fourth street crossing that day; ~
company was improving the trocS.
Cress-examined The improvements
would greatly benefit the public.
Dennis Bulger testified that he had
crossed the track a. Fourth street =
lO:45 O'Clock that night, there were o.
structions and excavations beside the
crossing and box car on the street two
thir Is OF its length outside the street
line. The street had been in that condi-
tion two or three weeks; that night
there were no more than ordinary lighes
to mark the place.
Being cross-exawined, Mr.. Bulger
said the improvement of the track Was
for the benefit Of the public and consist
ed of taking up the planking and putting
down block stone. Fnoch Moore, Jr.,
corroborated Mr.. Bulger with regard to
he condition Of the crossing, and said
that the work was left standing over far
three or four days at time.
Court adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
Brief LOcdis.

l Yves, Church Fair this evening NJ
I'M House.
s,e. before the Mayor this morn
!, drunk and one vagranI
I, nslpful accident occurred at the
IA s,ste Rolling mill last night.
1. look At Russell q Spencer's bulk
r .
|rpOrt.d by probabilities that q cold
Htnveling this way, and VIII probs-
"a Philadelphia W night. LOOK
th
I,Suucll gave way to debate last
Unaware GAZETTE for this week
brady.
.s roll OF the Street Department
4 ,msll for last week.
nvlil council move In the matter
kathe g,vernment 70 establish y
Ss moti h Of the Christiaua 2
ss,ull In session.
Noner has had no cases this week.
rvll probably be a reduction OF
ywn this city and Philadelphia
[ssy next, TO those who attend the
NfptiOn.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
|. gaily Sasstis.

,xx,oRArIoH.-Aocord'
,.',.o .. ,.Uor, jus. made by the B.-
Tho !epv,. 'sl,'.. rs. .2s5 immigrants ar
S'''' WV nor' of New York during
= ID, ',.,' rI an increase over the ar
Pe', ,''., .sme month last year OF D.
Of .a' '1s .,,,yaIs d, for the year enains
p'' ,hsr % were 1,s4o,o5e, an IN
o's". ss ooo over the previous year.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12

While Custom House clerks were
looking at the procession in Cincinnati,
yesterday, one of the safes was oobed Of
near $1,000, belonging to an employe.
James Veech, prominent lawyer and
Republican, of Allegheny county, died
yesterday morning, aged II years. He
was the author of "History OF Mason
and Dixon's Line"
1t is said the total debt of Boston, at
the end of tbs year, will be $42, 1853, ,S16,
decrease of 50, ,720, 1924, since the lst OF
January last.
The children of the Duchess of Edin.
burgh have beautiful blue eyes.
The Duke of Edinburgh does NOT
particularly like the sports Of the field
and does not indulge in fox hun ting
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
jug Breaking.

Tie Asbury people, for about two
months past, have circulated money
jugs for small collections for the benefit
Gf the church. Last night these jugs,
about one hundred in number, were
broken open, and the congregation as
sembled in large numbers to witness the
interesting occupation. Vim. F. Robin
son acted as jug-smasher, and VIM.
Groves aid Charles Wood counted and
footed up the money. When the amounts
were footed up it was found they aggre-
gated the sum of 1873. The largest
amount contained In one Jug was $2l,
in the Jug turned in by Mrs. Amy
Dubois. This money will be used as a
nucleus for fund to be used in replac-
ing the wooden fence around the chui ch
grave yard with neat and substantial
iron railing.
During the jug-breaking the exercises
were enlivened by some fine singing, by
the church choir, and II. c. Conrad,
Esq, favored the audience with several
excellent select readings.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
Cider Vaneg07.

For years the following method of
making cider vinegar has been followed
in France: Old cider or vinegar barrels
are preferred, but if new they are wash
ed with scalding water boiling vinegar
is then poured in and the bung closed,
and the barrel allowed to stand until its
sides become thoroughly saturated with
the vinegar. This requires from one to
three days. After this preparation it is
filled about one-tbird with cider vinegar
and two gallons Of cider. Every eighth
day thereafter two gallons of cider are
added until the barrel is two thirds full.
In fourteen days after the last two gal
Ions are added the whole will have turn
ed into vinegar.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
TASTED Money.

uER SURPRISING DEFICIENCY
braE POSTAL DEPARTMENs.
Wnhington correspondent Of the
Yak Times furnishes the follow
bat paper:-
robable that the House will d.
sestigatlan to be male into the
vhclle ed TO the large j ficiency in
x Office appropriation made for
shown as "star servire. All
lon which the the mail Is car
" hOrs,s and stage coaches
nsd "siar routes" aud for this ser
knw Of s. 900, 900 was appropria-
EAe current fiscal year. The ap.
ErOn has been exhausted, and the
ulet.Genersl has Informed the
us that unless $2,000,0O0 addi-
'VO,ed before the holidays the
|Hce will be discontinued. This
Hn rtinry deficiency, considering
thal olly one-half of the fiscal
expired, and 1t is not surprising,
nl that Assistant Postmastsr-Gen-
|ady, who has charge of this par.
srlce, prepared a tabular state
(which he seeks TO throw the
'mlhe reckless management of the
up0n members of Congress,
algto General Brady, this ser
n originally let at what were
IS reasonable figures, and no
we're established except those deem
ssay by the Post Office Depart
Sa members of Congress pressed
'eased service on these routes, and
Brady yielded, until the entire
nlon made for one year has beel,
ea ln'x months. BY way of justi-
Is bad management, General
1pFapa ed 4 statement showing
as upon which increased ser, ic,.
~'sd, and then names of the Con-
~ whoI recommended him to
aMe public funds for the benefit
"1llac'ors. Genral Brady seems
Aal the Post Office authorities
" y hsponsible for the expenditure
.'aey Appropriated for the postal
@a That they are not bound to
@ a@ public funds because of the
,aaallons of members of Congress
usnands If interested fiiends OF
y ]lactors. Y. 1t is not probable
aal General Brady's statement
e-lehlto place The responsibility
s.agfes'men for such acts Of
!. .'Alon as are illustrated In the
., sses, which may be taken a.
..,' A. now the star service is belns
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
Seriously Injured.

Last night William Wallace, heater
at the Diamond State Rolling Mill, met
with very painful accident. He was
engaged at work, when by some unac-
countable means one of The large iron
smoke lacks fell through the roof, and
striking Mr.. Wallace knocked him sense
less to the ground. He was carried to
his home No. 420 Spruce stree, on set
tee, and DR.. DunCing summoned. Upon
examination it was found that his back
was injured, and also his right leg. Ii
is thought that no bones are broken. His
injuries a;e very painful but it is thought
that they will not result fatally.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
n BsO RaiirOdd Sale.

Boston, december H. There Is the
best authority for the statement that the
papers In the negotiation between the
,lief parties have been, signed aud the
st. Louis aud San Francisco Railroad
has virtually passed into the hands of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.
The joint corporations are to issue
twelts-five million bonds, half to be
taken by each concern. This amount is
TO be used solely to build road from
the termination of the Atchison, Topeka
aud Santa Fe road to San Francisco.
II is said $12,5OO,0O0 of the $25, ,O00, 900
has already been subscribed for in Bos-
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
Public Installation.

Gorge F. Borie, Past Gi and Master of
the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, l. o.
o. F., has accepted an invitation to be
present and deliver an address at the
public installation of the officers Of Asyl-
um Lodge, No. 23, l. y. o. F., of this
city. Other prominent members of the
oder are also expected to be present.
The ceremonies Will take place in the
Grand Lodge room, Odd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday evening, December 80. The
occasion " i'll be enlivened by singing,
addresses, recitatiOns and drill by the
Uniformed Battalion of Patriarchs.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
Holiday Amalsesnents.

On Christmas night the Opera House
will be occupied by the well known
ma, ager, James Ward, who will present
Mckee Rankin's "Danites," with Miss
Marie WELLESLEY and a strong company.
The play has been rewritten and greatly
improved since its presentation in this
city.
On New Years night the sprightly lit
tie Wilmington favOrite, Mrs. Alice A.
Oates, will appear at the Opera House
in new and popular opera bouffe.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
One Bum Less.

At the police hearings, this morning,
Be jamin Lofman was arr ,igned on the
charge of being drunk. The officer who
made the arrest test fed that the prison.
er has been drunk continually for som.
time past, and that he has been in the
habit of loafing on Front street.
His Honor thought the proper place
for the prisoner was New Castle, and so
he committed him for thirty days. This
news will be hailed with JOY by many
persons TO whom Lofman has been an
intolerable nuisance.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
ii Sensational Story Spoiled.

From the Baltimore Gazette.
ELKroN, MD, December "a Will
mingtuu paper published sensational
story day or two ago to the effect that
The corpse of Medford Waters, the mur'
derer, had been exhumed by grave rob-
bers and sold to medical college. The
story ex cited considerable surprise and
Pluck, overseer at the almshouse, in or
der to ascertain its truth or falsity, had
the grave opened to-day. The body was
found there in q decomposing state and
there was Es evidence OF it having been
disturbed.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
:. for the People.

w.pr GAZETTE which for
ptLn" s,nry has been acknowledged
ding weekly paper on the
'Ds y. - now ready for ihi" week
PaA' nnmber contains a very large
ae's :. sarsrully selected reading mat
u .s,,orisls are vigorously written.
y. l ,ocsl and miscellaneous depart
W ,a,n n large amount Of reading
''r'u ron,rs ready for mailing can be
o ,,n,. office for five cents. Send
| .o,, absent friend.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
,,.uger signals.

.,usn, men have died Within the
.a wseks of Brights disease, and
.o,s will soon die OF the same
a'',,oysr % because they do not take
s.6s kidney and Liver Cure. the
,ome,y for this and other kid
r'u, d,seases. deci2w,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12

tS,, sa WATER ABRoAp.-A cor
s Manu. VI The London Times, having
Nha0o Nhu.loh to the fact that his bro.
~ Ten n; POISONED by drinking we'll
ssn nD,aan, ,s in Brittany, Sir Henry
k' jSa',"nSs, ,ns eminent physician writes
as I.lal sli to say that there is only
a,sn snch can bs relied on to
l,,asIys M'sIy ,. while travelling: never to
a. sG''earop of the cold water ordi-
sa.''"r.s.a "..k 81. in any place, or in any
sad, adgs ~i, what yer. Sir Henry rec
t,bonula' mineral e. water to be drunk,
ssso,.., svala, i if possible, be the product
sSsy. sy Its self. In out of the way
Id sSa, Na,, the ordinary water % should Is ID
pnisrsIhf,e. i,Ife drinking it /; tea is how
esd sd',aOle, ~ae, and can always be
sS v,,i, rdsa a,ti the traveller knows Ee
isalppss lppsssls ssls, are costive take a dos,
Nar nsS, sSSa,,umore P,ils I'VE kno y q
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12
a schooner Seixed,

y'Hy yy morning, one of u. s. Mar
h. Tulllii,s r deputies seized the
k,n S@@atfe, ~ at Delaware City, on
l,,sa. % Robert Reynolds, for sea-
x,as s process issued to the Marshal
ht atss'l was on March 2Sth
Nm e' NV, since that time the vessel
l,.sli .Sui Of the district.
X s ns,, Is now locked up in the
.a,p, Unaware City, in charge of a
hi t'''' Esq, Is Proctor for the
The daily gazette., 1879-12-12

How is the baby? Is the question often
nut to o mother, and many an answer
comes, "thanks to DR.. Bulls Baby Sy-
rup much better to-day"