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Local Lines.

aethodist Protestants mr.. ga,,,,u
Ipt ',In r; on Seventh street, below
az ffITesy nIed up, aud are rapidly
W '"e debt incurred in its pur-
horcS speaks of the IN Methodist p.
natiOn. 'ei'AihIy q new de-
ssa al =; :! R. A. met las. evening. and
N ,n, ,or next seasons cam paion
b bsld al. anu beer. The annivers asy
|pnl IS,h n 'he Grand Opera Il ouss,
|aV reet sns bridge was repaired op
w. ana some OF the drsw wS.o,, on
Insiop ni0'ot'ay Of afternoon, causing a
be made drael. dmavel. Thorough repairs
g., ' uurlDR the week.
n oIsss Ss, :. a. Mccall opens the .sa,o,
TO-DAY 'n Wilmington and Penns-
e,Sy works K ). Of the M.cuIlouv, Iron
Nr repairs. "' oe closed next
the street Si,e is being cleaned. AMI,
ID" po,tion. Is moved the "maead. a.
Faken stone. tone VIII be nothing but q bed
but the ths Rou RRourt met again this morn.
nore thar upuolicans could NOT soars
ke ho, sp s, over from this city. g' unA'
lrosd office ~ PACK ,e Of the Delavar,
be trapsr,aa % and flowers, wbIsb VIII VII
on gardsppua rdpIanied and beautitv WI, sh.
Deiawu,srSSs along the p Pvv,'y W. ", .
ed bs BUSINESS agent, this morning. re-
Vperty sales :athsr% % slo ::
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"Otd Reliable"

are many reputed remedies for
Dry prevalent disease, Chronic
faiarrh, but none which have given
satisfaction and become acknow-
Standard preparations, except DR..
cstArrh Remedy. 1t continues
py an unprecedented popularity
.putatlon has been earned through
ornament cures which II has
u, having proved itself specific
worst forms OF the disease. In
feliable is II that Its former pro
offered through all the news
OF the land a reward Of $500 for n
Cstarh that II would not cure.
j all druggists. mara, 1870
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHhhlFF'S SALE. ..'r .stl.. 4.
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Faciss.
70 me directed. Will be exposed 20
THE GILPIN HOUSE, 70 iasi
Kept by George Whitfield, in the city OF
New Castle, in New CASTLE hundred and
county, Delaware,
> ON WEDNESDAY. 20 if7om
y The 18th DAYuof APRIL. 1880. X 90
at O'Clock, p. m. the following described
Real Estate, viz: tt.l.4.. - 80 ="
situate In The city Of New Castle. County
OF New. Castle, and State OF Lelaware.
bounded and described as follows, a
VIII Bee1pn1ng at q point on Markell
street at the distance OF 100 feet from the
intersection Of Market street with The
nor or.neahterly side ofChestnut street andfn
the line of lot of land of George X ern IN
q n2rthwesterly direction III feet inches
10 the southeasterly side OF q ~ feet Wide
street to be opened, thence py The said sids
OF the SAID 20 feet wide street In q SOUTH
westerly direction and parallel with Mar
ket street 20 feet, thence In "a Southeastern.
~ direction and parallel with the frat Iina
lZI feet inches 10 the said side OF Mrrifef
street aforesaid, thence by the said side on
Market street In anOrtheasterly direction
" enfy feet to the place OF beginning, be /
f e contents thereof more or less with 4
frame house thereon erected. = FTllaTi.
Seized and take n in execution az the pro.
perty of Alexander Davis and Jokepfilne
", his wife, and Frank Hanson and Mary
Hanson, {. Us, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff. M
1880. ma rsO. afawts
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(tate's Right Maintained -.

fause OF Charity as represented In
fld famed Charity Hospital Of New
was so ably defended by General
sauregard before the Congressional
lttee on Post once affairs that the
*ntlonal right OF the State OF Loui-
70 create and authorize The Louisi-
ate Lottery Company, TO have It's
" drawings without any interfer.
pa fully allowed, and the Postmas-
eral has directed all Postmasters
[ard the letters registered or other
tnd postal orders TO M. A. Dauphin,
Y orleans, La, or same person NJ
broadway, New York City, N. Y,
ne next drawing will take place
'Slh, when some one will get S80, 900
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to BuraIo, N. Y.

Im ukO1 ~
Il By thousands OF invaiids an.
consult with the medical and
4 ,,,fr Of the Worlds Dispsnsary
I,Iid. Hotel. the largest private
[rm in the world. All chronic dis
a treated by scientific methods.
[st,ce is divided among 0 eminent
n, Among the most popular do
,red,c,nes in the land are those
..tvr.d by this Association. among
.,s Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
u. the greatest OF alternatives or
|eap,ers, and DR.. Pierce's Pellets
I'M, that have largely superseded
E.fa,hloned coarse pills. Conn.,
Extract OF Smart Weed IL de-
\ popular as a remedy for diarr
fux. and kindred dis
Hlso as q pain-killer and remedy
4. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip.
LIE great remedy for female weak
Id associated arrangements. DR..
cstarrh Remedy is the "oid Re
Inyalids' Guide Book-i0 cents,
Ia. Address Worlds Dispensary
h Association, Buffalo. N. Y, or
England. marSO,l'o.
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FoR MERCY SAKE. JANr wu,,y, ,, !

Hoh MERCY SAKE, JANE. WHERE'S
ars yoH going in such hurry. " ai
am am gong to The Granger store, i68 East
fiour befe. street. to get barrel Of their Ss25
Janer "It is excellent.J "Weli. order
me me nari, too" mo, come yourself and
Zee ps, Al the good things that are to be seen.
nacnss, nrnons, and, pears, and apples, and
man pears; lbs. rice for 25 cts., and lbs.
'coIn s starch for Is cts, and their so cent
,s Yea, u beats all creation, It 10 SO good try
~ anI once y, ana You will never have any other:
pay ~ cents forj quarts Of beans for IS
G SGgnLs, ana hominy cts. a quart, and their
n% Mew ih, nork fruit biscuit lbs. for Is cents,
al ahd tneir globe starch for 70 cents q
oranger store, l03 East Sixth street.n
aroo-ot' T. M. WIER.
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Better Times.

business revival and new era OF
.illy which is now fairly inauguF-
n IN Keeping with the Increased
And happiness seen all over the
mo ls one Of the results obtaine cd
que introduction OF Warmers Safe
H ana Liver Cure. "The changes
10y oy this remedy" says Rev. Dir.
Y seem but little less Than mirae.
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k,v,,uys "ths italian goverr :
l. much alarmed a. the steady
1 0,,m,0rstiou to this country.
|,uonn. on au average to iso. 900
4 That it has issued a circular to
e,.s.c,. recommending stronger
|, TO prevent the continual out
Ebs native population"
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sIenru The .HoothLnck.

At the police hearing this morning,
Henry Thompson, the colored boot
black, was arrrigned on the charge Of
keeping dlsordey house, and general
disorderly conduct.
The complaint was made by Mary
McCres, who testified that she resided
next door TO Henry on Front street, near
Lombard, she was annoyed every night
by lond talking, and cursDg and swearing
in the house, so much SO, that it was
impossible for he- to sleep. The house
was full of people every night, who acted
ia a very disorderly manner.
Patrick Dirk and James Taggart both
testified that they heard loud talking
there occasionally.
For his defence, Henry called up
officer Cannon TO testify. The officer,
testified that he never heard sufficient
noise at Henry's house to attract his
attention. Henry was required to day
81 and costs.
Election of Trustees.
The congregation of the Reformed
Episcopal Church OF the Covenant, last
evening, elected the following trustees
For three years-Wiliam Y. War
mel, isaac W. Halan and Frank p.
Mason.
For two years-Lucas Aldrich and B
f. Bogia,
For one year-George L. shuster and
Robert Grier.
Messrs H. s. Kyle, Isaac w. Haliam,
Frank p. Mason and 1. V. Lloyd we're
elected delegates to the Synod nf the Re.
| formed ChHrch, which will meet in this
@ ty on Wednesday, April 2lst.
|
TtUO DrunEs.
Besides the case of Henry Thompson
| colored before the Mayor this morning
(reported elsewhere) there were two
men who were arrested by Officer
Gutchmer, for drunkenness. They were
each required to pay so cents and costs
Loaded With Ice.
The shooner West Dennis arrived al
this port this morning loaded with ic'
from Kennebec river Maine. The ice il
consigned to Jacob Pusey.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
By virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4l shipley street, kept by Isaac G. Pyle,
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
The 18th Day of April, 1880,
at2 O'Clock p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All those two certain lots or pieces OF
ae erected situate In the city Of Wilmierson
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: .lf -
No. l. Beginning on the westerly side OF
Locust street at the distance OF 70 feet
from the northeriy side Of Eighth street,
thence westerly parallel with Eighth
street 20 feet to- corner stake and line OF
three feet wide alley, thence northerly
other stake. thence easterly and parallel
with Ninth street 10 feet to the sforesaid
side OF Locust street. and thence thereby
be the conteuts within said bounds what
No. beginning at point on the eaAt-
erly side of Locust street, between Eighth
and Taylor streets, at the dlstai ce u La
feet from the northt rly side of Eighth
street, thence easierly parallel with
northerly parallel with Locust street, is
feet ~ inches TO corner thence along q
line of land formerly OF David 9. Wilson
westerly parallel with Eighth street 100
feet to the aforesaid side OF Locust street
and thence along the san e toutherly 10
feet TX inches tx the place OF beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Milliken, survivine
mortgagor, and Thomas Mcbride al d
William Sparks, t. t's, and to be so d
by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle March 96,
1880. mr30-3tawts,
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meetings Tonight.

INA. TUESDAY.
|Ss oln ~ Lodge, No. 8, X. OFF.
PANTY Circle. No. l. a o,Ir
e.lln Circle, No. i, B. g Of r. II "
|San han Mnodge, No. %, l. o. O.
|erIsann an Mutual Beneficial society.
lual Cosl a'sr III Lodge, No. 2, A. q. e, +
|Vernon nan snu rroduce Association.
kware we nDoegree. No. l, l. o. .. r,
Hncampmeht. No. 4, l, o, o II
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY EVENING, April 1, 1880,
First production in this city OF the
from the pen OF the popular humorist
Jonathan Jinks, Esq, Oh the Philadelphia
Sunday TIMES, entitled,
"a ROGUE'S LUCK"
"a RoGUE's LUGK.'",
By the members Of the
GHs GGHEsTN{}T sTNTTT 81 sT. THEATRE THEATRE &c.
With the following brilliant caste OF char
SMr. Felix Hopper, gentleman who
lives on the eredulity and weakness of
lance, Rogue. Mr.. CHAs STANLEY.
Mr.. jeremiah Mejliton, one OF Hopper's
victims, an elderly gentleman Of iras-
chile temper, blessed with young wife.
but affiicted with the gout
Nh. ERNEST BARrRAM.
Mr.. Harry Havisham, another OF Hop
per's victims, VINO has the misfortune
TO be continually mistaken for another
Mr. Herbert Hawtree, who does his love.
making In romantic way,
Constable Jones, q minion OF the law,
Mr.. 4. II. SINGLETON.
James. Majilton's Servant.
Mrs. jeremiah MajiIton, whose principal
delight is TO tease the old patriarch she
has chosen for q husband.
MISS CLARA DEvERE.
Miss Maggie Majilton, q girl of the period,
MISS Lou MERLE.
Mrs. Arabella Havisham. decidedly
strong minded, but nevertheless aff1ict-
ed with the tender passion, ....
MRS. DREW.
The above entertainment is given un
der the auspices OF the Committee OF Re.
ception from the different Catholic secie
ties appointed to prepare for the coming
convention of the /. @. b. Union of the
United states, TO be held in Wilmington
ParQuet and circle, 6U cents; reserved 20
cents extra Balcony. 35 cents; reserved
| 10 cents extra. Reserved seats for sale at
day March ~. mar2s-St.l
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9aily Sasette

b11rsT BIsHor.-A few Gays
published a pgp,i.n paragraph ,l.~
.cl.r, Of this city, acknowieoe-
,s.,iD, Of $500 in aid OF the
1 Irish in Ireland. Inc &c.
was from the Bishop iO Oh
EbO, we lrsrn by the foliow'ns' ~
I,d.st Bishop in the Ca'no'''
bd.st bishop in Cathollc Gn,'s- inhs
Is'' a. present ofncist'ng-'o,nn,, nm,
Ian % of Tuam, to wlt-hss Jus, lu,i
|Sj. N. ninetieth year. And he sya., ssl,'
y, ,'' ,he wild isles OF the West,
Nj hi. ' crorier and preaching In tne
|pnDue mo- he holds bis monster
op The hillsides and takes care
politics Of his archieplscopAi
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LInena

IT, hsnnard q Co.'S Linen Stock 10
VI 0y the ladies as being very at
Doth as regards styles and prices.
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Count De Lesseps arrived in Boston
yesterday morning. lie Is the guest
of MIR. Thomas G. Appleton.
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Departnae,af Sharks.

The Washington Fire Company have
not yet determined where they will send
their engine for repairs. A meeting
for that purpose will be held tomorrow
evening", -Hl IL .
: The Delaware Fire Conn any found
their quarters In the McCullin bulldiLg,
Fifth aud Walnut streets, SO unsuitab BILE
for the purpose, that they have obtained
pernission to place their engine in the
Washington House. l--.It 3.
The Weccacoe Fire Company have
ordered quantity of new hose from
Trenton, N. j. Ir1 s...
a mum Der of the members of the
Phoenix Fire Company will visit Chester
on Friday evening, April 16. TO attend
the anpual ball of the Pacifio Club. OF
that city. ,........ .,..-
..,., ....t, Personal. ,........,.., d.
Mr.. A. l.. Richardson, late managing
editor Of the evening edition of the Bal
tiniore Morning Herald, has removed to
this city and taken charge of the business
department of the EuerJ Everirg. q Po-
sition formerly held by Alfred Edgar
Best. On Saturday. evening Mr.. kich.
ardsop was given parting banquet by
his associates Of the Herdld-
Robert d. Hoffecker, Esq., editor and
proprietor of the Smyrna Times. was in
town this morning. ..t...
Prof. ] II Groves, State Superinten
dent of Public Schools, and John II
Staats, State Auditor, were also in Will
mi ngtJn this morning. .'
s Dropped a Colt.
The fine trotting mare. Gypsy, owned
by William 81. Thompson, of this city
dropped fine bay horse colt this morn
ing, at Suffolk Park, Philadelphia. Mr..
Thompson is very much elated over his
new acquisition.
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e SHESIFF,s SALE.

HEsIFF.s SALE. ... ~, f+a..y,
BY virtue Of q writ of Yenditioni Ex- b,
public sale, at -lli1N ga
THE GILPIN HOUSE, loo -r
Kept by George Whitfield. in the citv.or T,
New Castle, In New LasLle hundred and,
county. Delaware, iri 9i rl hl
4. ON WEDNESDAY, tHflA
The 14th DAY of APRIL, 1880. "a
a. z o'clock, p M, the following described b
All that certain lot OF land situate in the q
city aud county of New Castle, and State
Of Delaware, bounded and described a
follows, to wit: Beg inning at a point ON .
the northwest side of Sixth street at the
dis ance of ll6 feet from the northeast side n
OF Cheney ttreet and 70 feet distance in .
northeasterly direction from the side Of q
| lot OF land now or late OF James p. Rice,
thence in horthwesterly direction At
right angles with Sixth street abont one
huodred and sixteen feet to the southeast
side OF an alley thence by the sane side OF
| said alley in ~ nOrLheasterly direction 10
ieet. Ihence In a southeasterly direction
| parallel with the Arst line about 1le feet 20
| the said side of Sixth street aforesaid, and
thence theI by In a south westerly direction
20 feet TO the place OF beginning, be the
contents thereof more or less. with .
| Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty ofWilliam W. Cooper, and 70 be sold
ny ..H.
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
| 1887. MARIO 3lawts
SHERIFF's SALE. ... .O .uH
BY virtue OF q writ of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Hli
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, fis4
s4l Shipley street, kept by Isaac O. Pyle.
N m n OF
County, DEL, on
SATURDAY,
The 18th Day of April, 1880. aro
at O'Clock p. M, ,..i ....1 a
The following described Real Estate, viE:
AL that certain lot of land with brick
dwelling house thereon situated in the
city of Wilmington, bounded and dehcrib-
ed as follows, 10 wit: Beginning at the
Taylor and Ninth streets, at the distance
Of % feet inches from the northerly side
of Taylor street, thence easterly parallel
10 Taylor street through the centre OF the
party wall between this and the adjoin-
Ing dwellings, on the south II feet IL inches
to the westerly side of a hree feet wide
alley, communicating with another 3 feet
Wide alley leading intoWilson aud Poplar
streets. the nee northerly along said side
Of said alley and parallel to Wilson street
parallel to the first mentioned line and
Taylor street through the centre OF the
party wall between this al the adjoining
house on the north II feet II inches 20 the
aforesaid easterly side OF Wilson street,
and thence thereby southerly IA feet
inches to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may. rlU
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Joel V. Greenman and VIM.
Riley, and Sarah, his wife and {. t., and
to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifrs office, New Castle, March 20,
1880. mh03 .eodta.
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r.,s %'ys ysSsw:pspsr Ss Adysrss,,siinnss A.d$yysrs,sins
} spspSsem Ss emsde s.ils for Tin New 7 ork'
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1na Dry MxRs1ALsnIp. = Eisee..
where will b. found the carh Of Aessrs
MCGOWAN and Bigslow. eating that
they are not. ss has falsely been assert.
ed. candidates for the Office Of Chief Of
Police. Those gentlemen both express
their preferences for John II McGraw.
who Is . candidate for that Office. sE0E'
o long time Mr. McGraw almost de-
Glued allowing. his J. name to b used,
but after much solicitation and the
aissvsneesA a IFgeenuo,ber Of our hsst
citizens and business men that they
would aprpost yhiwu ssndy work fer his
election, he 6onssntsd. and now comes
out sqperelx and farsiy. inthe raes fQs
ito office. Mr. McGrsw has resided IL
Seattle for 1eyeral years. and is too
wei known to need Any Introduction
fromua / He has been . msmhef of the
police force for the past eight months
aud has made splendid officer Ia esery
respect, and M charge Of neglect Of
duty, pE went q courage r. prosecute
him. lie has done more during the
past year, 10 Jpstice Hcutt. aud other
peacsf dflicsss veil kS0w, 10 breakup
that den Of thieves nnd loAfsrs, on what
10 called the "isvs beds. than any
other person. He ID prompt and fear
less in the discharge Of his duties. .
worthy officer and en- educated gentle.
man, and il elected -uill make % ex-
cellsnt city marShsf.
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where 10 Mn. HALLa-Hall i .
vry common pane in this conatry. 90
common ID ~ 4kat. ~ che ssyiog is.
'.you can hardly throw . stone in any
direction without striking some one
bearing t." Bat who 10 the Hall
named in tie !st,sy teile~igs. !scsi.sd
II xiiks % you 3 Tue OILY person I
know of whs can give me any intor-
marion in regard to the whereabouts Of
. Mr. Hall. who Vas formerly Of Puget
Sound, and Who was h Ban Francisco
about four years ago. He vas slso en-
ployed On the railroad near Santa
Crux about that time. after having lost
heavily in stocks. II you can give ne
hpvsA< t<ljk5t .JaastHj I'D
tsll ne where Sc 10 at present, or put
me in cemmunicstion with soDe one
Who 10 likely 70 know something OF
him. / will me- thaw Arosledes - his
advantage. g have II NY possession
information BY which be msy greatly
bene6t." II anyone knows anything
copcerning the present. vhereabouts Of
thiS NrHslI, auA will aintorm rs "
will take great pleasure in impartins
tie information received to our cores
ponoens .aonAe0A ~
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PINAFoRE N.-"Pinsf fore"
will be playsd tosperfection in Oily M.
dia next Wednesday. by the best anna
teur talent on Puget SQUAD. To rDa BILE
down Saunders to enjoy the entertain.
menf. the Zephyr will give them the
benefit. fur the one trip OF half fares.
She will leave b 'h erds OF the route at
the usual hour--7 in she morning-and
will take passengers up and back fas
the very reasonable price of tw, dol-
lars apiece. A crowd Will also go from
Port Tswusend. on boat 10 be es-
pscislly provided tor that purpose.
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rns OREGON KIDNEY TEA,

Read the following testimonials, not
from pcrsons 5000 miles away. whom
no one knows, but from weil-known
and trustworthy citisens Of Oregon.
whose nsmss. written with their own
hands, can Be sssu ct our Office: "a
SALEM. Or. Jan. Is. 1880.
bought can Of the OREGON KID
NEE TIA md hsvs pssd sosly d part Of
it. byt ~ tA1kaals ID aatrely mred.
Il has splendid effect upon the urinary
ofanas. sTsSS - r. HoDsoNa
EILvERroN. March 20. 1850.
I have uaed ytLpsO REaoY KIDEsr TEA
for pains in The back and an satisfied
with its, eGects., hare no hesi,apey
in Recommending It asa mild end safe
rsusdy for lame back mr. arrangement
a the Kidneys. Z. EisxNHART.o
sNlehels's tafAillhls AAiecsion, es
0uaraetssd TO cure promptly and per-
manently every case Of 0ouorrhGa.
GIeet snd Wkitst, 40 mhtter of how
i.,ng st standing. II directions are followed.
l.t-rast medicine not recommended or
neopssaryy A cureepannNteedoe money
refssdsds Pof sats bysSN TsCody q
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attls. w. EsYsxs
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The breeze is languid With the breath
OF ever blooming Aowesy.
The cir itself glovs 10 the veins
Ike some myskerioas vine.
Which Meier ives warmed 10 earthly sun
o. pressed from earthly vine.
Sleep. brother. slssp: ~e ever pray
That wars and strife may eesse.
md through our land may ever ring
The Joyous s0ug OF Peace.
But II the time should come when men
Deem Liber,y . word;
When statscrsft is discarded for
The logic Of the sword.
Well End, like him who sowed the teeth
OF dragons BY the sea.
That in these flowers we've sewn the
seed
OF armies yet to be. g =" 81 x
The wondering world again will see
A nation. in its pride.
Arise aud s~eep upon the Toe 81 k
In fierce, resistless tide.
In hands that scatter roses now
The saber's hilt will rest. 4.
And our dead heroes live again
In every northern breast
ssArrLA Nay -. 1880.
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NEW ENGLAND. HeTEi.
Feels Like . New Man.

1Ass Nv $OS Aosos
Aessfs. II. n. WARNER & COL
feel grateful to you for having relieved
me BY means OF your Safe Pills of an
old and seemingly incurable costiveness.
Fer years l have scarcely been able to
obtain natural evacuation of the bow.
Ella Dolly by tl,s aid sof physic or in
] soaishs could I obtain relief. I find
that I now have regular evacuation
Of the boyels end feel like new man.
Yours sincerely,
.s-sfs TIL DKGARNo.