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| i0n9 inr the coming spring season have been
placed NJ our disposal by Messrs. Ehrich
! Bros. u New York, the publls shera of Enrich :
/ Fd'tten Quarterly. This woll-6u-wh maya.
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| cannot do better than to write to Ehrl,f
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pages, which will be furnished gratis.
GYPSY 1ats VIII be worn Ter back on tho
I head, the front prtj jsct ng in poke shapG and
the secs TUNED down
-1usc N and chip hats are frequently
trimmed with three email .iips. eacl Of difirr.
ent shade OF the same eOlCi
The fashion OF making the entire basgu, of
q dlffreut fabric 30 that of tho skirt anu It
dIpperies prevails tnis season.
.-Cnanutie5 II tiny green bugs and beetles
are plaofe among the Jeathe1s at.4 flwers that
r1im chip bonuet5.
-F.sured si.lss u lipht quality proceeded in
gay Japanese color. and designs, are to be US.
cd for draper es over skirts Of PLAIN bunting
--Exquisite printed American satrns are sold
at lo7 proes for tormtpG parts Of silk and flne
wool faorc COSTUMES.
Cashmere effects are obtained in many Of
the now 'traws by tho Introduction uf cOlorcd
threads IN the brands.
-Iresses with plain corsagcs, plnln tight
sleeves, end plain shirts without hotnces, taD.
lters. or oycrskirts, are worn Oy some very
fashionable women.
only very cbstly fabrics, ,sucA as velvet anil
broca. C. can be used Tor cresacs with plain cor
sahes sleeves and shuts
-lhc fovorito cap Cor girls is made OF ban Is
OF tucked muslin a,5crnalrg with needle.
wrought insertion, aud finished with a fil laco
flaso
some o; the new rObon3 have tho colors
aud designs OF old tapestries ana arc cu ed
GObeln lbUons.
-lritauOn or lhltroll Mothlin CT Malin,a
nce i, being largely imgorodsGl wI,l be the
rva OF the Breton LlnsuoGoo, aud point G'cs-
pIl6 &C IS OF last spring.
Tho onoHtIl luollna oil Cal Goes having o
black ground covered with Japaue5e de i-us
III bright cuor5 vii, be JEod tor ba5Iugs ald
diaperies over o,"cS siik salgto.
"A u"vciiy IN hosiery consists Of a I.lsle iii,
ace sIocAlngi as the clOoi covering the cun e
stocking s Nely oren, Tho hose l. worn over
tn)tncc stocking OF llc Same or o CONTRASTING
shaae.
Dragons, bcos' BUTTERFLIES. asd lirds of
sha1owl forms, almost hints Of the real objects
appear among the palm leaves aul other orien.
tai designs Of late impurtatous Of DR. 8; goode.
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a skeleton Found.
DUPLEX.

A BushkIll correspondent of the Milford
Dispatch furnishes that paper with the fol-
lowing startling item of news: Consider
able excitement was created here day Or
two ago, by the discovery of the skeleton OF
a man under pile of stones at 'FTwelve
Mile Pond" in Porter township,this county,
by purity of lumbermen. James Howe
was about to hide his axe under a mass of
stones near where he had been cutting rail-
road ties,when much to his surprise he found
part Of a wooden blanket. On overturning
some other stones he discovered the complete
skeleton of man ofmedIum size. lie call
oil to hls companions To witness what be had
found and Justice Of the Peace was notified
4 coconer'a inquest will be held during the
latter part of this week. Several years ago
a German "pack peddlcr," claiming to hail
from New York city, frequently passed
through this section Of country. lie always
carried with him large sum of money!
which, when he became under the influence
OF liquor, he did not hesitate to show in pub
lie, and boast of his wealth. This peddlers
cognomeu was "Goosey," aud he was pretty
well known throughout the county. While
passing through this section he suddenly
disappeared and has never been seen since.
lie was probably pursued, robbed and muir
dered and his body concealed under this ar
tilicial heap of stones. As no one has dis
appeared very mysteriously from this coun
ty, except ex Treasurer James w. Quick,
the body is probably that Of the German
peddler
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To DelinQuentS.

Few Of those persons in
dcbted to us for from one to
three years subscription have
complied with our request to
come forward and settle their
respective accounts, although
we have repeatedly urged them
to do so. We purpose to
strike from our list after the
first day Of April all those in
arrears for over two years, and
such who will fail to receive
the paper after that time will
know the cause. Since the
"boom" in the price of paper
we cannot afford to send the
ADVOCATE out without recciv-
ing pay for it.
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sudden Death.

At an early hour on Tuesday morning
says the Catasauqua Valley Record, Mr..
Adam Fatzlnger an old resident of lIanoyer
township, about one and half miles from
Soh@nersyile, was stricken with an attack
of apoplexy and before 10 o'clock in the
forenoon he had breathed his last. Mr..
Fatzinger was one Of the oldest citizens of
Hanover township, being at the time Of his
death 50 years, 8 months and 6'dnys old and
was universally esteemed for the sterling
qua lites which make the kind neighbor
and upright citizen. Mr.. FatzInger was q
soldier in the war Of 1912. lie was honor
ably discharged On account Of sickness be-
fore his term Of enlistment had expired. lie
was born and lived all his life on the old
Fatznger Homestead, where he died and
which has been in possession Of the Fatz-
niger family over century. His wife,with
whom he had lived for upwards Of 67 years
survives Nine children, five sons and four
daughters, remain to cheer the declining
years Of their aged mother and mourn the
! iss Of their esteemed father. The funeral
services will be held in the sehonersTille
church on Sunday fornoon.
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Con.mon,vcnIl, ys. Go!dberR.

We are reliably informed that our towns
man, Hon. W. NJ. Rupsher has been retul =
ed as private counsel, with our experienced
District Attorney, to conduct the prosecution
of the celebrated homicide case, of the Conn
mondpulth 81. Goldberg, to be tried at our
next April Term of Court. The friends of
the prosecution have no doubt made wise
choice of counsel in SO important a case
Mr.. Rapsher's reputation as a clear headed
and reliable lawyer is conceded by all who
know him. lie is Undoubtedly an eloquent
and torcible speaker rnd is 20 recognized
lie has been engaged in ttarly all criminal
eases of note in our courts since his admis
sion to the Bar IN 1870, with remarkable
success. Among them may be mentioned
the cases of the Commonwealth VS.. Wagner
for homicide, in which his client, the de-
Iendant. was acquitted; the Commonwealth
vs. Ottos, for burglary, in which his clients,
the dciendants,were not only acquitted but
entirely Vindiented, and all will remember
his impassioned plea for the life Of" Yellow
Jack" Duuohue the Mollie Mcguire, which
Hon. f. W. Hughes justly compiimented as
a speech ot marked force aud ability. We
do not intend to express an opinion upon
the merits Of so important case, but we
have no doubt that the lawyers for the de
fence will feel that the prosecution will bear
down upon them with skillful force.
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The weather was quite fresh on Wednes
day mornirg-poor sign for Spring.
School No will close next Friday.
-Supt Il. F. Hufnrd was in this valley
visiting schools On Tuesday. Glad to see him.
-rhlrics Drcisbach and daugh er were
visiting at All,ntrwu this week.
-Enma Settler, formerly of Trachsvillc,
but now Of WeisspOr;, was at home ON n visit
on sunday. s-,
Joseph Kibbler was at brakes Creek on
Tuesday on business.
Harrison Kunkel and wife of Trachsyil6
were at Ail,ntown on Monday last.
Rev. Freeman Of " essport, Will preach
in tn Jerusalem church Tomorrow Sunday
at $50 p. m.
Hiram Chrstman moved on the farm for
merly occupied by NJ. Smith, OF Eckhardt's
Valley.
Yesterday Frilay) was a legal holiday,
bu TOT Tor the teachers
joel Kunkcl, Of Dottersville, went to Al
lentOwn On Monday.
Il shooting match was held at John Dan
ncrs ON Tuesday
"A spelling beo was held at Kibler's
school house by Mahlor Ctristman, on Thurs
day evening. MERCURY.
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FrqnElIn twn,. March \. lss -Ns W
. EGESTER,S NOTICE.

Notice is hev0hy given that tho Eyoaassys.
Administrations and Guardians hereinafter
named hnvo filed their respective aeeurItts Of
the iullowing estates in the Registers Office
Mt Mauch Chunk in and for the County of
Car on. which accounts hnve been SLOWED by.
the Register, will be presented to the Judges
OF the Orphans Court on MONDAY, tho l2l n,
day OF APRIL, A, h. 1850, at . O'Clock =. NJ
for confirmation:
First pnd pnriIa' account of Robt Kiotz. ADMIN .
istralOrf d. 3. ~, of the estate of MIChuel
thompson. late -! summit Hll deceased.
First and iinal account Of herr ElItz admin
istlatOr OF tne cstute ot thIIsnp..cr
thompson. late of summit I'll !, deceased. Z
The account of Margaret Williams guardian nt
Mary El1 Thomas, minor child OF JOa eLh
Thomas, deceased
First and final aCcOItnt Of Ehzlbeth Mover. cyl
e9u * of Isaac NOyer. late OF tho I5ol Ouph
OF Leai hon DECEASED. 81
First and tlnni account Of William Lilly admin
l'trator OF the CStGte ut Matilda Is Gilman
llle OF MYuch Chunk, deceased.
FIRST end pnal c3Dunt OF Sqrah VAIN n i'm H.
lst atrlN al the estate OF DaYId Walp uec'd.',
Fi1st and hnal account Of Thomas Kuehner,
tuhIuldn OI Jhe person and estate of George
A.SNaitz. MINOR chi "a IT DOrot thea Armbrua.
Ter now SWuiiz, OF Fast Maucl ChUuk. 90.
Account Of 4. IL. Tobias Guardian of fhe nerj
snI ana estate OF Anne Shutz, miner enIld
OF George shuli z, deceased rhB Il
second and hIal account Gf me sehofield and
w u M johnson, administrators OF the cs.
tate OF Henry r. Scho0eld, deceased. ..i..
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, March 10, 1ssO.w4
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PnrrYviIIe RndreI

The Laborlng Mems Aid Society held
another meeting in the school house on sat.
urday night
Rev. Bawden, pastor Of the NJ E. church,
preached on Sunday morning and evening
All seem we'll pleased with the new minister
and we have reason 20 think that he will do
we'll with our people
Abraham Greene moved on Jacob Peters
farm on Tuesday,
p. p, Boyer has teen away for cattle.
Mrs. J. L. Miller was ON a visit TO Allen
town on Saturday.
-E. W. Straup was to MRuoh Chunk on
Saturday.
Prot IL. II. Hall, was in town Tuesday
making arrangements for an exhibition 10 be
held Saturday evening.
Unfortunately the first boat that passed
/ by here had It's driver aud team soaked IN the
cool waters Of the Lehigh.
ALToSGo DEL TzAVvSo.
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An Engineer speaks.

LLHIGHToN, March 81, 1850.
MR. EDTToR.-On reading the ADVOCATE
of March 18th, came to the Assessors
Guide for tho asses ment of taxes in Carbon
county. Now, Mr. Editor, ! do not like to
fud fault, but we engineers do not think
that the Commissioners have done Justice
in raising our occupation tax from 5000 to
$3.50, while they have reduced nearly all
uther mtesj especially is this the case with
the rates Of miners they tell you work with
miners is little uncertain half time, and
so on. Aud for this reason he is put down
$50. Is it right that our rates be increased
from 5000 to $3.50? Can we run coal when
none is mined? Where is the Justice, Mr..
Editor? Perhaps Mr.. Ash and Mr.. Andreas
haye forgotten us, while Mr.. Gallagher has
remembered his friends; be that as it may,
we have no malice, but we ask TOR what is
right. Now, they say, you get good wages,
from 1925 to So day, and you must pay
accordingly very wen does the miner do
it, or the lawyer, doctor, merchant, landlord,
or puddler? We have nothing to say as re.
CARDS freight aud passenger engineers, who
make full time. Can you not see differ
encef You do see it in the case Of labor
ers-the employed and the unemployed.
The contrast is too great to be overlooked.
Commissioners, remember the old saying,
'do unto others as you would have them Ia
do unto You" ] venture 10 saw that we
only average Is to 20 days a mouth for the
year. Had We a basis of prices, like the
miner, or a raise in wages, then we would
not complain. ESolNErR.
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Eggs are IL cents per dozen.
-Butter is - cents per pound.
Nj. Kistler. ST Tannersyille, Monroe Co
died last Tuesday.
Henry Hittner, made n trip to Lehigh
Gap, one day last week.
Miss VI. J. SavitZ, Of IIokcndnuqua, form
crly Of this place returned home Wednesday
last.
Daniel 'ackerty and Miss Loulsn Danncr
both of kresGeville.we united IL holy bond.
Of wedOrk, tuesday Of last week. They were
Sc en- rdod by the Johnny Morgan band.
Il am very much pie scd with the doGu
mrnts l re ch cd rom "hoyerc" last week
They are WY interesting.
sol. Ecl,hnrd. of Wild Creek Kettle
moved on p. II. Nib cr's farm.
Geo. Ktblcr, o; Krcidcrsy II Northamp.
ton county paid Us Il visit last week. Call
again.
School No 3, taught by IL. Chrls,man,
will close to-day .a,urdayj.
j. q. Distler, pad visit to his friend
John Houul, at Audenried, last Tuesday.
p. II. Kibler, moved TO this place ON Mon.
day. JOE.
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Would'st thou my friend good althIenjo,
Each day and hour your time employ
Secure repose from sickness, ills,
This thou can'st do-take Liver PiRs;
4 dost thou suffer from disease,
Caused by exposure, diet? these,
Or other ills, whate'er their name,
Submit at once, and leave the frame,
Like shadows dartiGg DER the hills,
In terror flee from Lirer Pills.
Viee-like although they've elung for years,
Encouraged be, nor yeild 10 Tears,
Repose in quiet, health's bright rills
Persue the pathway Of these Pills.
In childhood, youth, and in old age, s
Let cheerful thoughts thy mind engage
Let others suiler-ieyers, chills,
Sure thou art free with Liver Pills
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Ladies', why sumsri

When DR.. Marckisrs Uterine Cdthoiicoa
will positively cure female weakness, such
as falling Of the womb, whites, chronic IN.
llammation or liberation Of the womb, ir.
cidetital hemorrhags or flooding; painful,
suppressed and Irregular Mensturntion, .tei
An old ara reliable remedy. Send postal
card for pcmphlet, with treatment, cures.
and certificates ffo,hphysicians aud patients,
to Iowarth & Ballard. Utica, n. Y. Sold
by all Druggists and by A. J. During, Le-
hightcn--el.50 per bottle. novs-yl COW.
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EvANeELtoAL CHURCH wEIssPoRT. e. J.
Miller, Pastor. German preaching Mt lC
o'clock a. m, by the Pastor. Teachers meet.
ing at 1880 p. m. Sunday School at pm
English preaching at 7p.m.
LEHIeHToN NJ. f.. O1rRCH.-Rev. ]. p.
Miller, pastor $3.50 a. m, class Meeting
1890 a. m, Eastet sermon, subject, "Resur-
rection and Immortality p. m, Sunday
school; 0 p. MI, Prayer and Praise Service T;
IT. m, Sermon to Children. All cordially
invited.
Smoyeri Pastor. Preaching tomorrow at
10 n. m. and p. nj. Morning subject; A
risen Savior. Evening subject; Tho Attract
ivenoss Of the Gross. An illustrated sermon
to children. All are welcome.
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Please sian conghing,

Some people soy, RI l'pve not got tho ccn1
sumption" That ne bt but IL you houf
f'p that Cough the t,r1e 7.hl come wheB
you will wish you he'd. Ifyod hRvc weak
luu.3,t cough or consumption IN i's mild
lnr'I, or astbma, GO nj once aud buy bottto
Of DR.. Gerl6fn's Cough aud Consumption
Cure aud IT, o'itr taking two.thirds Of the
bottle yru receive tic benefit, please return
the botti,, aud get polr uionoy, as VIC sell
no cure, no pay Mothers giYe it tn your
childrcn-no mottfhine or opign. Price so
cents aud 81. Agent for L9highton, a. j..
Durling
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A sSIGNEE'S NOTICE

In the natter Of the first and Enai account
OF T.. y. Waiter, assignee orc r. F.ster In
the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Carbon Coun-
~, Pa.
in the / rothOnOtaTy's tMce, at MAuch
Chunk, and the same viii be presented Go the
CuuFl for cundrmn lOr az next Term, c0m-
mencing ON the 18Th Day OF Apr,i next
GEORGE w. ESSER,
ProtlonOlary
Msueh Chunk, March 2. lsso.-Aw
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Kings magic Toothache Cure, stops tooth.
ache in five nrinutes or money refundoi.
Price 25 cents. Fer sale by A. J. Durlihg,
Lchighton.
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Observation-Disclosures, = psy

which moots a want long felt bv the p,-6pf.
The ebCiOus music OF the Harp is here Dro
uuoed ty unN one, man, woman or chi,d even
though enireiy Ignorant OF music. lhe,ltftnTs
are numOffel 4 ON one Co ten, sudlfiie M -
Ml,cA Is nmOered IN like menner, inste.d.0f
uslhs prlnted IN notes, Ever, BODY appf'ecisfeS
we music OF the haip II Is tho king OF nuslcai
lu.uu9ehAs hnd TINS l. "a psfIeet harp ia plr,I-
atuIe-the same del. clous t.nes-and sh0uid 81
IN eve iamllv IA tn lana. Any one VINO esi,
led9 lh's adVrl iatfueu 0 N pia, II at Gnce *
Meii Hs the most accoh plished mus. clan. Eis,,'
tuhtlA uhlsheu audau ornament 10 any roam .
We Atso tend Wil,lH lot oi music numbered
a. eApAl' co h1o"r. Tho lit Includes Home
sWeet Home =, q lose Of summary
5we Bye am nye D" - a FOL ) al IIol,e,- -
moo tie FoItin a! al. The f.voilts nislodis.
oi lae CAV, Pei feet sati' ise on alcrantes4
I've our Who Purchases eud0f 90 them ard
.se'hh hhAe.Ss u e'a 10 n eir nelghbnrs Thisk
nl 80 mpir tedio1i months ui sfud 10 ulns-
ger huflp itrru J. rurufb tnus.cal iueiru.
,ttnt, uiiie az Tor use aud rtQunlug 10 -urse.
~. 20 " perfectly. send ut once and In no
II hAAf.ilE uu VIII have q fidug Oi bcSntv si,d
al'y loi vrr Se-t prepnid m a ressisffd
pa "a Maaaise Hsich su e. nbss ule sale 40 iverYl
'A .tieInl tl plcc. U - uiu ~ noaf anlce
o4t tt o. Z. gistervu lrtter Addrei u y r. NDAII.
a Va ~ 4iun .iiu s., Hu-tou, Mass .isf
Ali+olu rttalli Eed concern whose reiablkfu,
"isQa-snoned."--S. 4. World mar. y =
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Mrs. DeTschirschsky will move back to
Lehighton on the lst Of April, and open a
notion store in the room formerly occupied
by r. Fenstermaeher on Second street, this
borough.
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SHOW THIS TO YOUR GROCER.
FXECUTORS's NOTICE.

Estate OF Lewis Horn atl OF FrnnklIi1 rowo.
ship. carbon COunIy, Pg. deceased.
Letters CXecutOry UPON tho above named
estate having been Rrnnted to th 4 undersi gllsi'
all p'isOns having claims Hra Dst the z'mo " i
present them duly authenticated FOR payment,
aud those indeDtt d tnerttO WIZ maKe rPymrut
70 CHARLOTTE HORN,
JOSIAH RUCu,
Executors, Go.
Franklin twn., March ~ ISs -Wg
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DIED,

HANDWFRK.-At Slatedale. Lehigh coun.
", Pa, on the morning Of the 25th inst
Mrs, David HandWerk, aged 81 years.
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Local and Personal.
TO sUBSCRIBERs.

Subscribers will please rcfnt-to the dircc-
ton tnbs on their papers, by so doing they
%lil be able to sec whether they are square
in our hooks ar not, thus:
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mars 70
John Fitzwilliam

Shows that the subscription has been paid
up till March Sth, 1870, and. consequently
there is one dollar due us on the present year,
Which you will please remit, or Sl.2j will be
charged if we have to send bill.
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Closing prices Of DEHAvEN II TOWNSEND
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street, Phila., March, 25, lssO.
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To-day friday being Good Friday
nearly ell our places Of business are closed.
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Cn,,J your nddTess on q POstaI Cam for a
cCllu sanrh copy OF our beau ifnily ilus.
uated paper YOUTHS HOME LIBRARY ROston.
Mas mar 2llm
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WANTED

Immediately, few Young Men md Ladiss
20 learn Teieeriphy, good sltuaio1s Vurran.
teed, address with stamp. ODERLIN pBLE0RAPIf
Co, OUerln, Ohio. NAP avJln
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
-7777l--7--7-7-- y = "a
HARRIS MOBBED AGAIN.
CHESTER NEGROES ASSAULT THEIR
1,sABLE DEMOCRATIC BROTHER.


John Harris, the negro who claims
to be Democrat, and whose recent
reception in Wilmington was not very
encouraging, was mobbed by a gang
of Republican negroes in Chester, last
night. He had been arranging for a
meeting on Tuesday evening next, and
was ON his way to his hotel, when he
was passed by negro named John
Michol, a hod carrier, who remarked
to his companion, a negro named Stir
ling, "There goes that Democrat mig
ger, let's put it to him. The two
men then jumped on Harris and beat
him savagely until they were pulled
off and taken away by some other ne
gro men. Harris then proceeded to
the depot, followed by great crowd
of excited negroes, who hooted, him
vigorously, but did not offer to do him
any further violence.
i, Harris came to Wilmington and re-
tired to his den IN Spring Alley. When
the reporters called to interview him he
refused to come down stairs, and the
only information he volunteered was
that he was "going to Chester on the IL
O'Clock train.n His sable host first
announced that Harris was too sick to
get out of bed and on being ques-
toned In regard to his injuries said they
consisted of bruised and badly swollen
pair OF lips but nothing further, as tar as
he could see.
Harris is going to have warrants issu-
cd for his Chester assailants and will
prosecute them to the extent of the law.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
Americans travelling Abroad

VIII find all of DIR. Pieroe's Family Med
icines on sale IN all principal drug stores
aud at the London branch OF the Worlds
Dispensary, Great Russell Street Build
ings. Golden Medical Discovery is
most potent alternative or blood cleansing
elixir. 1t dispels all humors, and cures
blotches, pimples, eruptlons, kings evil
OF scrofIia, enlarged glands, swelhngs,
internal soreness, ulcers, aud virulent
blood poisons that, unremoved, rot out
the Vial machinery. DR.. Pierce's Pellets
little sugar-coated pllls-are an agree
able and most cleansing cathartic; re-
move offensive and acrid accuInulations,
thereby preventing fevers and kindred
affections. Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, proprietors, Buffalo and
Loudon. aug5-6t cod
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
PERSONAL.

City Auditor Underwood is going
to recreate at Atlantic City for
three and one-half days.
At the session of the Bankers
Conven ion, in Saratoga, yesterday,
Edward Belts, President of the First
National Bank, this city was elected
one of the Vice Presidents of the
Association. Fl asfa-l. .si-
A letter to the Philadelphia Times
saws "Mr. Alfred Elliot, the Will
mington banker, and Two friends
neither of them being experts
caught los blue fish off Asbury Park
in fishing two and half hours last
Saturday. .paa -
y,co President Wheeler was among
the sneakers at the Republican mas,
meeting at St. Albans, VI, last night.