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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

BALrIaanE, sept 2s.-The quotations to-day
are rs follows: . z-.....-..
FLouR.-Howard street super, Ss.0la3.5D; do
extra s4OOa4 70 do family, f5OOa5.9O: Western
super, Si00a3 80 do extra, }l.DOalI5; do family,
sj.OOa5 90; CITY mils super, SSDOa3.5O; do low
and medium extra, .OOa4 On; do RIO brands extra
s5I5a5 81 spring wheat family Is. 25a5. T5 Paansco
family $3.50; do extra $500; @. Ei=cnmayers
family, SG5l; FiCklen's Bridgewater patent family
$3.50; Chesapeake extra,s6lO; Ficklen's Belmont
family. 5000; Uolbert's excelsior Graham, $3.50
hnc, ~. 5Oa2.75 rye Hour, 81 lbaS5.
WHBAT.-Southern wheat, fl.O2al.OI for Fullz,
and 81. 1Oal IS for long berry
CORN.-spot, bOHc; 5Ohc. for September
ana 9GSc ipF 5, Gtcp sar y sTpef eo' 'a"'''
OATs.-Westem, Mixed SOC; do bright,
Ace do. white, Ale.
tYE-Rye is quoted at 95casl.oo per hushe
CoFFEE-0rdinary, lBal3A fair, l5Al5c good
l5bal594c; prime, l6al6Ac.
HAY AND STRAw.-Choice Cecil county timothy,
new, Slla22; fair 10 prime Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania Timothy slsa20; Western hay slsa2l
mixed hay siTals: clover do. sl6alI. Straw
wheat $40; oat do. Sl4al5 rye do. SlSal9.
MILL FEgD-City Mills middlng SIS per ton;
Brownstuds, sl75Oals Western bran, tl7.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba MOlasses at SBa3Ic for BOZ
test. New Orleans MOlasses is in fair demand;
ordinary to good al 45a5Oc, and prime to choice
55HG1c.
PROFESSIONALISM shoulders SIC; lops clear
sides Sc; clear rib sides o. bacon shoulders
CSC: clear rib sides 9Ac; Hams, sugar cured
l2Lal3bc; shoulders, sugar cured Sci breasts
lu94c; lard, DC, for refined. Mess pork per
barrel sl6.75
BuTrRH-Illnois, Iowa, Michigan and Wis
consiI, 2Oa23c; Western reserve, 2ua22c Southern
Ohio and Indiana, lsi20c; West Virginia and
other Western, 1sa2Or; Glades, 23a2l; nearby
recepts, lSa20c New York State, prime TO choice,
25agSc choice creamery, SOaS2c.
CHEESE New York State, choice l3&al3s4c do.
good to prime, l2al2hc; Western choice, l2aa13a {;
do. good TO prime, l0&allhc.
EGGs Western. zoe. Fresh supplies, zoe.
POULTRY-Uld fowls at Sc, and young do at
1lal2C per H..
.susA4 AND SYRUP.-CommOn 10 good refining
7saIAC: do centrifugal, 7isas'.. Refined, cut
loaf 1O2sc ;,rushtd, lO'. powdered, lOa.c; gran
nlatcd lOsuc; standard Al, lose. and ye lows,
nj aic in hhds. aud l6c in brls sugar goods,
35u I6c. for medium tn choice, AMI 2sA33c Tor
filtered Canon P. R. 2ga}lc in Iris.
WHISKY Western high wines dull and heavy
At Sl,16bal. lG per gal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

After more than Ten years experience in ldmu
STEERING that new and remarkable remedy Tor
chronic Diseases. now "a widely known ~ "Cum-
pound Oxygen" aud utter careful observation Of
its action in the largest range OF diseases some OF
them Of the most complicated and hopeless chqrac-
tcrwe are now prepared TO treat that special line Of
cases which are usually regarded ny The profession
us beyond the reach Of medical skill.
Not that we will promise cure III my and every
case that may come 10 lis. Bal we invite - state
ment, by letter or otherwise, OF the cast Of any u
that large class Of suffering inyalids 10 wbcll we
have referred This will be carefully considered
and comp ired with other and slmi ar cases which
we have had under treatment, and us honest and
intelligent an opinion given Ms 1t may h. IN ON
power to render For this we will make no charge
whether, after consultation, the Oxygen Treatment
be ordered or not. Send for our Treatise on Com
pound oxygcu which will be mailed free. You
may sud in il the record of case just like your
own, which we have successfully treated Address
DIS. srARgEY n PALEN, 100 and iii Girard ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
Fatally BURNED.
Che Old story of Lighting a Fire
with Coal Oil.

Between 10 and IL clock a. IN. Monday
the neighbOrhood of Second street between
Adams and jackson was startled by nn ex-
piHsion ana the screams of young girl
Mary Finn, the l2-years-old daughter of
Bsruard Finn, living at 9l6 West Second
street was alone in the kitchen and in
hurry TO have the fire burn up so that
dinner could be cooked Goal oil was re-
sorted to and As usual the flaming fumes
communicated with the can which tx
pod d. The girl was at once enveloptd
In flames aud rushed into the street where
a street. laborer and others tore her clothes
from her and wrapped her in carpet.
DIR. Franz was tine first physician
found, and WIS assisted by DR.. Blocksom.
The girl was wrapped ia linseed oil and
lime water to alleviate her suffering. She
WIS buEned from the soles of her feet to
to the top of her forehead, her hair being
sipged. The skin peeled from half her
body, and several Of the tissues were
charred She al d in great agony abopt b
O'Clock in the aflernoou.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
THE sUssEx PRIMARIES.

The Fight Over the SheriffaIty Nom.
iDntion-Martin appears to Lead
Houston Defeats Short in His
own Hundred-The Legislative
Tickeis-No Opposition 10 MIR. Bay-
ard-A sharp Fight I'm Georgetown,
but Only over Local issues.
Special Correspondence of State Journal
GEORaETowN, Sept. 27.-The Demo-
cratic primaries for delegates to the
county convention to make out legisa-
tive ticket and to nominate sheriff, coro-
ner and members Of the Levy Court, were
held all over the county on Saturday.
About the only contest anywhere was over
the sheriff, the principle candidates being
John Nj. Houston of Dagshorc' hundred;
john W. Short, Of the Kane hundred and
Samuel Martin, oi Broadkln hundred.
Mr.. Stevens the candidate from SeAford
hundred, and MIR. NAPLES, the candidate
from Lewes and Rehoboth hundred, each
carried the delegates from their respective
hundreds, but nothing more. la Days.
borO hundred, MIR. Houston elected his
delegation by over 100 majority, which dis
poses of Mr.. Short ~ candidate, as he
will not have much strength abroad, in
face OF such defeat in his own hundred
The Nantieoke delegation was elected
for Snort but will probably go over TO
Martin, now. The delegation from North
westFOrk, ia Martin delegation, as are also
the Broadklp ana Cedar Greek delegations
Baltimore hundred elected for Short, and
80 did Indian River in part. The situe-
ton now points to the nomination of
Martin, the Broadkiln candidate. In this
hundred there was very strong effort
made to defeat the combination set up
early last week against Short and in favor
of Martin, which involved contest over
the Legislative part of the ticket The
following Legislative ticket was made out
in combination with the anti-Short ticket:
John H. Psynter, II. Il. Downing and Dr.
NAPLES. The opposition ticket WAS q. o.
Stockley, A. p. Robinson and Isaac Como
way. The result was a victory for the
entire independent ticket, by vote of go
10 147.
The only questions in the contest were
purely local ones In Nanticoke hundred
there was contest over the Legislative
ticket, on account Of the personal ambi-
ton of one or two gentlemen to 90 to the
Legislature from that hundred. The
ticket, elected by large majority, WAS as
follows
j. P, Marvel, Noble Conowey, John
Tetman.
For Sheriff Oonvehtion-C. =. Fleet.
wood, John Owens, Miuos Isaacs.
In Dagsboro, only the Legislative
ticket has been heard from. 1t is as fol-
lows: Fl. S. Short, j. b. Howard, @. B.
Houston.
The ticket elected in Cedar Greek is as
follows:
Legss.ive-,J. w. Causey, Il. H. Davis,
S. M. ShOckley.
Sherltf-Ronert Williams, Charles Rus.
sell Beniah fruitt.
The ticket elected in Lewes and Reho-
both hundred was:
Legslative-Wi William Fell, f. ]. Morris,
O. II. Wiltbapk.
Sheriff Ed. Kitchens. Jacob Council,
d. y. Mustard.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

Special Correspondence OF State journal.
GEoEGETowN, Sept. 27.-The Mirrors
dispatch is incorrect. There was no oppo-
sition to Mr.. Bsyard here. Mr.. Paynter
states that he would vote for Mr.. Bayard
in preference to anybody for the United
States Senate, and Mr.. Downing and DR..
NAPLES are indignant that an at
tempt should be made to connect
the contest on Saturday With an opposi-
ton to Mr.. Bayard. 1t would be impos-
sible to get dozen voters in this hundred
for any effort to defeat Mr.. Bayard- Mr..
John Il. McFee, who takes part in behalf
of the successful ticket, is an intense
Bayard man, and so are all }hose
who were most instrumental in electine
the ticket No sane person in Sussex
county thinks of attempting to defeat
Senator Bayard, If he wants to go back to
the Senate.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
Marriages.


CARMTNF MARVEL On the 2ad inst. by REV j.
Battle Adams, Beniluiu ". Carmine. OF George.
town, aIln Maggie Marvel, daughter o. aaron B
Marvel, Esd, Of Stocklsy.
MURPHY ANDREW -On thral4t inst. az Union
Grove parsonage. by Key W, ! ID. Li,cas. W Il.
Murphy and II. ]. Andrew, both OF Caroline.
county, Md
McNEMAR- RENJAMIN. the 18th insr., at the
residence Of tile BRIDES yargnt-, Bay View, Cecil
county, I'D, by Rev. G. U Ouchell. Joseph b.
McNemar, Of Annapolis, Md and SalIir T.. l..
Benjamin, daughter OF Joseph BENJAMIN, Esu,
PuGH-pAviS.- ON the 18TH inst at Ekton MI ,
BY Rev. James Mclntire, John T. "ligh and Alice
III. Davis, 10th of Cecil county, Md.
PRlCE-DOWNES-Q tho sd INST 1T tie resi-
deIcc of the groom parents, 10y heV lanles Rich
George Prizes and Salllu Dnwnes both OF Denton
Md.
SEEDS -BAhCoCk AT the residence Of DR. b. II.
Reynolds Manchester, Iowa, on the lbth inst, hy
Rev. ! N Plat W. II Seeds, formerly OF vii.
mnyton; and MR., f. A. Babcock, all Of Man.
chester, Iowa.
WHEAT MEFKINS. -On the nd inst, at the NJ 4,
parsonage, Chestertown, by Rev. T. B. Newman,
William J. Wheat and Mrs Mary A. Mcekins, both
Of Worton, Rent county, Md.
WfLLIE-sHORT.--On sd inst, at the residence
OF the brides mother, near ClkusDury, by Key n.
McQuay, James Wiley and Sarah A. Short both
Of Sussex county.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

Fnru .iven Gharan0v tterarsh embracing
8the Ctho!ics of Heck ssin, Ashland
4trffee Run eul tho immediate vicinity
N.Y. only church il that nj st. Mary's a.
+ COtfse Run. small strnotFr" ""nahls 81
tHsGting about 100 per7onB Yesterday
.0thera wps full attend nee ~ the congre
#gHiiuu and with every heat full and thi
4ase crowded n number were forced Il
#ftauf outsila At the door.
Il iha history Of Catholieity in Delawar,
= is lAk' d with this unpret4utious structure
81 pat its surroundings II is the oldeR
fC.,ho'r Gaurch in Delaware. II wa
.Vbult IrCbibly century and half ago
81 hi o'Gest members of the congregation
ontg remember whom II was enlarged t,
Fsits present stze. Tradition hath it that
r French Jesuit priest who was connected
with the Jesuit institution on Bohemia
lNanor, 10 Cecil county. Md, aided by
feI Catholic settlers, had The churcl
. 4ertGtcd and held public service in it. After
Jward Rev. Patrick Kenny, who was TO
20 years pastor of St. Peters, Wilmington
Moiiiciated there. He owned large farm
tndjoiniag the present church propert.
u tut his executor disposed of il and nov
where is left with the church only marrow
lane leading to it md a small bnryir
.Mgrouud.
@ Father Kenny was a very devoted priest
Wand his burial which took place at tn
little church of St. Mary's, Wilmington
lMnnd was attended by the venerable Fathe
lteiley, was attended by Protestsnts an
) Catholics. A large marble slab marks tn
kspot where his remains lie. The churc
building is decaying and the gravoyar
Hneeds attention badly. Some of th
graves are undoubtedly very old, but til
8oldest tombstone only dates back to 80;
M The need of new church was yer
s plain to Father Donaghy upon making
" survey of his parish, and he addresse
VS. himself to the task of building one
II once
81 Michael and Frank Mullen gave him a
~ acre of land and $50 and Michael Kan,
who owns property adjoining the Messr
Mullen, presented another acre and S5t
N BY persistent effort, $4,000 in additio
4 were raised by subscription.
~ The Reverend Father will push IL
work at once and, besides the churcl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
JUDGES FOR OOTOBER.
The. Wen Who Will Hold the Little
Election in New Castle County.

The Little Election" which takes plRce
next Tuesday is one of which conl-
parativeIy little is known among THE
general run of voters. The judges 10
hold the election are appointed by the
levy courts of the various counties, our
Court having appointed the following:
FOR WILMINGTON.
Firss ward--Eugeue Sayers.
Second-Josbua Pyle.
East Thlrd-P. f. ODonnell
West Third Patrick Gardner.
East Fourth William j. Morrow.
West Fourth-Edmund Is. Frazer.
East Fiftb--Gharles j. Campbeil.
West Fifth. Edward Mccall.
North Sixth-Robert p Iawressy.
South Sixth-John M. Enos.
East Seventh William B. Hickman
West S,venth-Allen Cloud.
Eigbth-James + Daley.
Ninth--Edwin q. Knight.
Tenth-John McEntee, Jr
FOR THE COUNTY.
East Brandywine Walter Pierce
West Brandywine--Joel Cloud.
North observation-disclosures Toy.
South Christlana-JameR I. Porter.
Mill Creek--Henry NJ. Whiteman.
East White uIsy Creek William II.
Lyman.
West White Clsy William Nj.
Hawthorn.
New Castle-William Thompson.
East RED Liun-M. Nj. Kirby.
West Red Lion-John A. Oleaver.
Pencader-W William Il. Reece.
East st. Georpes-w. } Eljsson.
Vest st, Georges-J. b Roard
Experimentation A Wilson
Observation-Disclosures $. reynolds.
The above named gentlemen hold. the
Little Election ard the candidates for in
spectors, who Me elected Oh that ds.f will
hold the general election on the ~ of
November.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
Fridays Firemen,s Parade

The different companies which will turn
out in the firemen's parade on Friday
evening next hava completed their arrange
ments. The Friendship will have tho
cornet band of Upland, near Chester; the
Delaware the Metropolitan, of Philadelphia;
the Reliance the Americas, of Philadel-
phia; the Reliance of Bethlehem the cornet
band from Mertztown, Berks county and
The Phoenix the City Cornet Band. The
Washington and Wecoacoe will not turn
out, the reason given being lack of funds.
The Water Witch and Fame go away, and
this leaves only the four oldest companies
In the department to do the honors.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
KENTON.


Special Correspondence of State Journal
KENToN, Sept. 2S.-The farmers in our
neighborhood are busy preparing their land
for wheat, and the phosphate trade is, conse-
quently, very brisk now.
The protracsed meeting in progress in the
NJ. Il. Church promises to be success. Five
persons professed conversion last week.
Chills and bilious complaints prevail in
almost every family in our neighborhood.
Yesterday as Jacob Wilson, travelling
salesman, accompanied 10y his mother and
two children was crossing Choptank bridge
water. and nearly drowning Them. The
horses were injured severely and the carriage
was broken badly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
HEAD BADLY u UT.
A GbiliHn at the Pussy q Jones Com
pauy's Yard struck by 4. stone.

pauy's Yard struck by II stone.
Victor Sartor, q CHILEAN on board the
Mexican boat nj the wharf Of the Pussy IL
Jones O5mpauy's yard bad his head badly
cut Monday morning A dock stone was
being hOi-ied when he fell or slipped, the
stone striking him on tine head. A cash
was cut over the right eye extending six
inches across the forehead and also across
the top of the head laying the skull bare
its whole length. There was another cut
on the back of the head four inches long.
The mans hand and arm were bruised.
He was taken to DIR. Keables, where ~
stitches were put in the long cut and four
in the short one. He is now on the
steamer where he will receive every atten-
tion from the captain, and the attending
physician who dressed the wound.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
Accident at New Castle.

DR.. Kirkpatrick of New Castle, while
cunning on the marshes above the town
Friday, in company with several others,
was shot in the face by the premature
discharge of the gun of Mr.. Wier. The
shot was a glance shot decorating one
cheek, and inflicting such injury to the
right eye that it is thought he will lose
it entirely. He was at once brought to
his home and DR.. Black called in who
rendered the necessary medical assistance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

New YORK, Sept. rs There is good
reason to believe that Jay Gould is now
building barges in large numbers and suffi-
cient to transport 800, 900 bushels of grain
daily down the Mississippi river and three
large elevators for New Orleans. Selig-
man, Heilman Il Co. have been appointed
his agents at New Orleans, and as soon as
the barges are completed competition will
open against the grain movement east
ward,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
If YOU DoN'T COME.

But, suppose you don't
come. How are we going
to sell you just what you
want to buy, without your
seeing things beforehand?
Try; write; say about how
much you want to pay for a
business suit, dress suit, over
coat, or whatever you want;
say what your occupation is;
say anything that has any
bearing on what we ought to
send you. 1t will not take
us two minutes to guess
what you want if we don't
guess right, that's our loss,
not yours.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
AN uNFAILINc cuvE
For al Summer ComDlaints,

TpT oil OuIillllSr O0ITlDlalntS,
and snch ii really is when i,iscu in lime and
according 10 the very plulu directions
inciOsing each bottle.
In snch Diseases, the attach l. USUALLY
hidden ana frequently very acute; but,
with Il safe remedy nj hand tor Immediate
use, there is seldom danger OF the fatal
result which 50 often follows ii few days
neglect.
The inclinnti0n TO wait aud see If the
morrow does not bring "a better feeling,
not inireanrntiy occasions IL vast amount
of needless suffering md sumcIiucs costs
IL life.
timely dose OF Pain Killer Will almost
Invariably save both, amt with them the
attendant doctors fee.
IL has stood The test OF 10 years constant
use In all countries aud climates, mud is
perfectly snic ia amy PERSONS hnmds,
II is recommended by PhysirinnA, Nurse.
in Hospitals, and persons of all classes
ana professions who have hui opportunity
inr observing the wonderful results which
nave always ioilO""h It's use.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
AppOouipimink RepubIicaus,

The Appoquinimink Republicans held
their nominations for county offices on
Saturday last. There were 70 votes cast
unanimously for the following candidates
Representative, George l.. Townsend /;
Inspector, Il. H. Appleton Assessor, E.
N. Moore; Road commissioners, Ben jaIRin
Mckay, William p. Reynolds.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

Summer fruits are about gone and The grape
are coming In in large quantities to help till the
blank. Lemons are higher md ounces lower
wholesale. Markets in general are fair us 10
patronage.
Mir. Nathan Il. Junney wholesale and retail
commission dealer DC, JO3 King street, corrects
the following quotations in his line Of mercan-
disc, while the meat and fish markets are revised
by dealers in That line lnng the market:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

OF New York is Crltcnton's immense Medicine
Warehouse No. Sixth avenue; aud This ''li0n"
establishment has It's lion preparativ
HoNKy OF H0REHouND AND lAk-for the cure of
Coughs, Colds, lturnza and Bronchitis, No
medicinal agent inlrcdnCed during the present
century hns created mere profound sensation
among all Glasses of the community than tlis
absolute specific for all Orlinav affections OF the
organs OF respIratOns Sold by AL druggists cvcry-
where III So cents and 81.
j. j. Mitchell, Lulowvilic, N. =, writes ave
always hive in sock llALE's lloSEY OF HuRy-
HOUND AND TAR and IIKE's TUoThACHE DRois
and they give excellent satisfaction
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
Nor A STRANGE PLACE.

ANCl y ~ NANGE L IAIE.
1t isn't as if you were 60
ing to a strange place. The
chances are you've been here
before, and know something
of our ways. Perhaps your
neighbor has been here; and
has told you it was a good
place to go to. Perhaps
you've only read that we
sell a good many clothes,
and say to people who buy
them: Bring them back if
you don't find them every
way to your liking.
Now this is really why we
are not strangers to any
body: because we deal with
everybody as with a neigh
Dor; and expect him to come
right back if he has cause of
complaint.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
CONE AND SEE US.

Come and see us, or drop
us a line, saying what you
want, as near as you can. If
you are here, you can see for
yourself a great variety of
things, try on what you like.
and go home with the old
clothes in a bundle. That is
very easy and nothing can
be more satisfactory.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
Deaths.

APpLEBv--on 18th inst, Franklin Appleby, in his
18th year.
SKINNER On lfth inst. Maria Skinner wife of
Captain BENJAMIN j, skinner. of Wye Landing.
MILLER On 18TH inst Mt. the residence Of his SON
Jusenh, Raston, Md, James NJ Her, q native OF
County Tyrone Ireland, aged d years.
RICHMOND.-On atth inst, at his late residence,
near Potters' Landing, Christian Richmond, aged
7Oyears
TAYLOR.-On s2d inst, near Hunesvie William A
Taylor, in the 5gth year of his aye.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
Timely Advice
on Fall Clothes.

You are thinking of your
clothing for fall: whatir shall
be; how and where you shall
get it.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

From illinois, Daniel Ward, of Naples, says:
"Tutts Fills are even better then represented. As
They seem TO act on the mind as
well as body ! was continually morose and
gloomy, with forebodings of evil am now
and feel cheerful and happy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

PLEASE REMEMBER THAI iLENNs SULPHUR
SOAR, presents all the advantages oil Sulphur bath,
at Il cheap rate.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
Nc
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

PER BusHEL. PER TON.
Clover seed si51a5,00 Timothy hay
Timothy do. ti51a3.I5 pressed SIS. 00a20.O 90
Hungarian do 81 .25al. 10 Straw, tight
Flax seed. l10a2.25 pressed. 81 Olasll On
NJ illrt seed 81 .25al 10
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

"Nlalt Bittors" are n rralIl, Nerve, aud Blood
food; peculiarly adapted to, and warmly recon-
mended by, our druggists and physicians for
G, neral Debility, Mental ana Physical Exhaustion,
Hystcria, Nervousness, Sleeplcssiesa, Enacia-
Iinll, nnn DrNusX.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30

Ala, writes --Coden's Lebig's Liquid Extract
of Beef and Tonic lnvigeratOr is an excellent
preparation, whose composition is known aud one
that physicians can intelligenty prescribe | have
found il great service my practice. Sold by al
druggists in pint bottles.