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uP THE RIVER.
nusIneas ItemI o. vaIIonl PolnLl.


They are moving for 4 tri'state fair At
steubenyills, and a meeting Of the bust.
nees men Of the town was held Monday
evening 10 got up q boom in fevorotit.
The clays used In the stenbenville pot.
teYy come from Missouri, Maryland, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. A stock has
been secured andthe clay mixers will soon
be In running order.
It Is said that In the month oil October
$50 car loads Of earthenware were shipped
ON the @. & P. railroad from East Liver.
pool 70 different parts Of the United States.
The receipts on freight alone were little
Two Of the National Banks at Cadil
have made recent semi.annual dividends,
that OF the Harrison National ak per cent
and the First National four per cent.
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The close confinement Of all factory
work, gives the operatives paid faces, poor
appetiIes, languid, miserable feelings
poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys and
urinary troubles, and all the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help
them unless they get out Of doors or ust
Hop Bitters, the pureat and best remedy
especially for such cases, having abund
ance OF health, sunshine and rosy cheek
in them. They cost but trihe. set
another column Christian Recorder.
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SMALL TALR.
The family were telling stories one even
ing, and the fve.year.old told this:-

The lAmlly were telllnR sIOIIes OHe e'0H
ing, and the five.year.old told thls:-
-Four little hOpser.toals al 90 tire,
Two jumped Cd and thea there we're IhIee.'
Nobody could guess Il. "well," she ex
planned, zone Of them hoped right bach
Sgain." TWho told you thst IiddleY
aSked mamma. "No6ody," replied the
little one. 81 thunk It up myself"
In A cemetery a little white stone mark
ed The grave OF dear little girl, and on
the stone was chiseled ihese words: "a
easier 10 be GOOD when she was with us. ;"
It Is one Of the most beautiful epitaPhs ever
written.
Two Ilttla bIrdB EtiIlod out 10 inE,
When foxy Nas the EsItheI;
They cleared their thIoIia and Wbettod their bills
And Ehet zOd and couShtd tighter.
They EhesEsd and eoughed - hard - they could
10 thh oreldful fOSgy weather,
TN they E.0lICd their notes and split their threats
And turned up their toes together.
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nonNISG.NoyEbBER IL
BmrlsH agriculture Is going BY slow d

BKlTIsH agriculture Is going Dy SLOW ue'
uees through the inevitable change which
will some day convert the grain.aelds OF
the Island into dairy lasms and kitchen
gardens. While the acreage devoted to
wheat and nearly all other grains shows
year by year a small decrease, the
area under agriculture slowly increases,
the growth Of the last ten years being
somewhat larger than the to!a! acreage Of
the improved" farms Of this State in 1870.
The greatest increase since 1870 in Great
Britain has been in pasturage and meadow
land, to which IS per cent OF the arabic
land In the kingdom Is now devoted, and
the only other general branches OF farming
in which steady increase Is shown are
orchards and Heterogeneous.
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DIED.

FITzsINMoEs-sur6ly n 'Eh', November II. 1850
At y o'clock, JcHS FILaSNoss, In the dth year 0
his $50.
Funeral from his late residence, No. $50 Mali
street, this "Wednesday morning at o'clock
sOlsnu requiem mas at the Cathedral. Friends n,
Invited to attend. RalSs governing the Catholic
Church strictly observed. Inisrnsnt at NJ. cslVu!
Cemetery.
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To all who are suffering from the Slrun and lsdls.
eretloDI Of yoaih, nsrIOui weakness, early decay,
lon Of manhood, Se., viii sund recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY 4 niSsionGry In South Ameries.
Send Sell-sddrOaed envelope to the REy. JosxPH
T. INHAx, Aaiioa D. Hss Tort CiiE jAl2-HNYAw
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FoR SALE.

That TCIy deslrIble Fazly R,,,I,,,. -. -.
ChIpHnS street. The baidInEIII mr., % "
dwelling, containing ten veil ErTAeFSi NJ - -.
excellent bath room. Has all Tie rot,,S I,'s,I ~
rnenu In rs and water RrT1a4smsulI Il NV. S't
condition and the iOcatiou isd ntiEkbc+Asoj \
arselr; IAe .saailae,, o. the thEiy d u ~,
TeaSonAble; toms liberal Apply 10 Ann iv tr9
BONE, Generll Bullnsn Agent, las Y,,i,t ~
fCTanKlss Bloekl @@ts1 h1ltI
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EOR SALE.
FOR SALE Low
HOR SALE,


DOR sALE-A VERY DEsTPISIS
P1ss To- SSsSsaIr s9nsEyEsa Hssss
nile above noupdiTllIe eontlinlsS 10 ~, y, q
frontage Aoxl 90 tett. AtNV-StoTJ irIns -
(neaTly neSl eonlIiaing IootaG GooJ ,.,i,IAliI
other improvement fhHO Efpi 4 n. ~ "
h,dnE o. orchard Ilssylrd aad E1rjss. ~. &c
D si ~ ~. III T q. T1s I -
leIi teIEi hocom EodAting AppIy /, AiEY iV ~
ZONE, GenerIl Buhnsss Agent, las IIIISt FL
CrAniIe'I Block. M
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
nxrlr4uRH or TRAihs-vHE1Ln4a =

italy except SupdLy-NSHlTk Aeconinaedatiop.
lSisubenTille Ancomnodhu1n,-Thh tTAin during
ne day pas,cS backward snd forward bStROSn Mar
tins Fun and BSllaiTe, stopping when required d
EboEman House, HtnaTillSi West Wheeling knd
GFayGi Hi.
iurithsVille Accommodation.
tCAnGl DoVOf Accommodation.
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Having determined 10 retire firm tbe Jex.
elry, business, / will positively y III nv entira
stock, without reserve, CONNIE neine on Mon.
day Morning, November Is, 1850. al 10 o'clock,
and continuing until the ep lire stocS and az.
lures arc sold, every moIr ling At 10 o'clock,
O'Clock.
The stock consists large and wall Sc.
lecied lima Of such Goods NJ Are aniv lent n
tiBtclass iewelry stores. You arereSpectfully
invited to attend t'nese sales, and secIire Rreat
bargain& The sa.Ie 10 positive aud without
reserve. Jh3 reputation for Fais Dealing,
without m.SreT resentation, which the proprie.
tor has enjoyed for twenty.seyen yeau, will
6eatrie:ly ms intained. The sale will DO con-
Quoted by Col ]. NJ. Ru,heriord, Of Philadel.
C.P. BROWN,
No, 81 Twelfth 81, Wheeling W. Va.
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eeundAys excepted.
sG Nd "a III cS AT ~ paI % is
'H SaSi,s '"'' JOS KLEEH, sap,aa,.aa.a..
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J.F. NEWCOMER, Of Toledo, Ohio, says:
l have been greatly benefited by wearing
an Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad, anG
would recommend all persons troubled
with weak kidneys 10 try 1t. See adver
tisement, NwF6w
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after SATURDAY, November ~, 1850,
carr on the wheeling and Elm Grove Il, r. viii run
~ follows Cam will leave the city, eorntT Of Market
and ElOVouih FtfRaisl and H0Fu6fookN Park n
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7 livery STABLE FOR SALE

The undsrIiEned eEsrS hII tntlIs rio,k ,,a ,,,.
i9r n!e The largest and most eonItnlta, ~. 4
ne suts Sonnsung o. twenty bead d The Ter ~,
price. All double teams matches iof an m n
speed. NlnetEen blyElss, hIeks, SiFsaI AZ ~.
70 order Of the VtrJ bSst material, lnd 1i5S 80
very best EoFEntn 10 Ihe oogg,rJ. Etgttsi,, !.
complete etder AID will sell cheap. TAi bIsi =.
be the centre Tor livery buslns1I 10 IAor De, ~
nov has ilir share Of the travelling publls, Ia,
can be hired here ~ low - GnyThers IA H.
better outatI than can b got elsewhere Conns,T,
men tATeiBg 10 the hack counties ean ave trsS d
70 80 90 eTIry TIP By hiring tam, At ihi tSsi,.,
Of the railroad. Jas p. cOfF
noNshSB Weston, WV
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TO r SAL BOILER, Fyc7Ss
~ Skating and al otbsr tSlrn s,,,. 5AIiSs
ssiS ga q tA5 IN nc 81 p d, sOEss, % !
Ler terms aHplI Q 4. Iafsss. ~ Ia M
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FOR SALE.

E0R sALE-A FARM or -; -.
l. aFEi eltts blildifES ent.hlh al. - =. ACRES
breeES county, ". Va ABEly 70 Psls,, 3 sl.tslii
1Oyls' hsse,
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WINDOW SHUTTER-A SHUTTER
w vas taken from house No ~ FourtNnA
street, on the night Of November IIt. AIRY ptfIs
tueElpg Of IiI WheftaboliI and returning ana IN
Be duly rewarded; OF ! inward viii b pa To- W
me q The geryon VhO took shutter % ASas,
JOHN 4. TRIaBLE notll
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WANTED EMPLOYMENT BY A
w young man d Is. Writes good hard al 3.
eurlA hgure. De,ires employ ntnt 10 Shels1lt Z
retail grUesry. Wages no object. address Il, IL
once. boJi6a
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WANTED.

WANTED-BELL B0YS-Tw0 GEN.
w TEL boys from Il 10 i6 Year. Of ~. Ma
AeLure HOuIG Soilt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
q CARD-

LPithbur-h lnd NeN YoIk paperl ple,,e eopr.l
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Is aNpgrO a "whtte Per.au ,,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-In the suit OF
the United States, appellants, against
Sanford Perryman, which was in the
Supreme Court to day ON an appeal
froll the Court of Claims, the some
what paradoxical question was present.
ed whether a negro is a white person.
The suit was brought by Perryman, a
Creek Indian Of Arkansas, under Sec
tions 2,l54 and 2,155 Of the Revised
Statutes, which provide that when a
white person" shall take or destroy
the property of friendly Indian with.
in the Indian country, and when such
white person, upon being duly convict
ed OF the offense, shall be unable to
make good to the Indian the entire
value of the property thus
taken or destroyed, the def.
cheney shall be paid out of the U.
S. Treasury. The property Of Perry.
man, the friendly Indian in the present
case, was taken by negro, and when
the latter upon conviction, was unable
to make its value good, Perryman
brought this suit against the United
States, alleging that the words "white
person" in the statute wers intended
to mean any person not an Indian.
The United States contend that the
statute grew originally out of trouble
between the State of Georgia and the
Cherokees, and that the color-lns was
purposely drawn to exclude both ne.
groes and Indians.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
IAuO Nalen.

VIM. X. Lockwood, Esq, one Of the
executors of the estate of Joseph Griffith,
deceased, sold on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, to George Medill, E.q., of Mill
Creek, d part Of the home farm, contain
ing the mansion honse and buildings,
for the sum of 10000, cash.
John H. Rodney, Esq, as trustee, on
Saturday, sold a farm in Pencader
hundred, containing ll6 acres and 10
perohes, The property Of Mrs. Samuel
Wright, to John I. Wright, one of the
heirs, for $4,000. He also sold at the
same time two smaller tracts, contain
ing together about SO acres, adjoining
the above and the property of Samuel
Wright, to John 4. Wright, for 81, 500.
Also, a house and lot in New Castle.
part OF the estate Of Samuel Wright to
Joseph II. King, for 81 235. These are
thought very good prices.
7. NJ. Dunr, sheril, sold al the town
Of FELTON,, on Monday, the farm of VIM.
Greenley, of las acres, TO VIM. Sapp,
for $50. At the County Building in
Dover, on Tuesday, farm of Vincent
Summers, deceased, Of 36 acres, to John
Gooden, for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
DIEIl

RGOP.-ln this city, on the 18th instant, ol
diptberla, HIATT Clinton, daughter OF
Hubert A. ana Mary Emma Roop, aged 7
years, II months and 23 days.
WILLIAMS,-ln this city, on the l6th inst,
Hervey B, Williams, aged q years.
Interment at salisbury, Nd. on Monday,
the 18th inst, at three O'Clock, y. IN. Remain
leave the p, W. Il b. depot on Monday, at
? l5 a. IN.
ALIEN ANDER.-On the 10th inst, Richard
q. Alexander, in his thirty fourth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at eleven
o'clock from his late residence, ut Delaware
CITY. Services at the house, lnterment at
the Delaware city cemetery.
II q lNS.-ln this city, on the 18th instant,
Annie +. Higgins in her thirty-tiltk year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence of her hus.
Ind, Rodney Higgins, Front and Walnut
streets, on tuesday afternoon, at 2.3O o'clock,
lnternent at the Asbury NJ. E. church GENE.
terry.
REED.-On the 18th inst, Anna, daughter
o. John and Elizabeth Reed, aged 2 years
and months.
- Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her grand.
father, John Reed, Sr., at tne Rising Sun. on
Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock. lntermept
at Mt. Salem cemetery.
YARNALL,-In this city on the 18th inst.
Annie ID. Yarnall, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends a. Q invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her hus-
band, Henry Yarnall, No. 531 West Second
street, on Tuesday afternoon. Services at the
house, at 2.3O O'Clock. Interment at the Will
m ngton and Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Letter from New Castle.
Special correspondence to the REPUBLICAN

Speclhl correspondence TO the REPUBLICAN.
New CASTLE, Jan. 18th, 1880.
The Ice dealers have poor prospects
OF a harvest from home production.
Captain Z. Mulford is about to organ
ize a steam freight line between this
City and Philadelphia.
Our hydrant water is in such cDn-
dition that II is almost useless, either
for drinking or cooking.
Quarterly meeting service to-day and
tomorrow at the NJ. L. Church. Love
Feast, tomorrow Sunday morning at
nine o'clock, preaching by presiding
Elder at 10! O'Clock.
The Baptist 81 8. Anniversary, cams
of on Thurday evening and was a ,ely
pleasant affair.
1t is rumored that a party from Jsr-
sey will open new brick yard in our
city this spring.
A report was in circulation last eve
ming that Miss Maggie Douglass while
stepping from the cars yesterday after.
noon, at State Road station, slipped and
broke one Of her limbs.
Adelphia Lodge, No. 8, K. of p, is in
very hourishing condition, and will
undoubtedly soon be the banner lodge
OF this jurisdiction. During the last
term 81 were initiated into full member
ship and the net receipts for the term
were S466.37. No member of this lodge
has drawn sick benefits for over two
years.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
$4,000 for Ireland.
SCRAXrnN lamar

SCRANTON, January IS.
In accordance with a receutly.pub
hshed circular of Bishop O'Hara. of
this city, collection w.s taken up 20
day at all the Catholic churches of the
Scranton doc, Sc for the relief of the
suffering poor in Ireland. 1t is esti-
mated hy those competent TO judge
that the sum total realized will exceed
SIX thousand dollars. There are four
Catholic churches in this city, and
the coll .ction at st. Vincent's alone
aggregated eight hundred dollars.
Com pairing this result with form.
er collections, and the amount in
the forty or fifty churches of TIE dio
cese, Which extends over Susouehanna,
Wayne, Wyoming, Pike, Bradford,
Monroe, Lycoming, Sullivan, LuzerAe
and Lackawanna, will not fall short of
ten thousand dollars. Vicar General
Witty, the pioneer priest at Scranton,
is the custodian of the fund, and will
forward it at once to Ireland, where it
will be applied Immediately to the re-
lief of the distressed, Preparations are
going forward for the reception Of Par
nell, who will be in Scranton on the
10th Of next mrnth.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

For Philadelphia: An, 100, s.lo, Gas, 800
lo.02 1910 ., m; 1213, l2.39, Q %, 400, $40,
1.oo sap. IN, On Sunday, an $40. q.
m, 500, o.ao, 80 .. IN.
For New York: an, 100, 1901, a. M. l2ls,
1880 D. m, Limited Express, SO, D. IN.
For BlltImoro and Washington: I2bl, 2lO
$50 q. m.; l2b2 p. m. Limited Express
l.0A, b.is, p. m. On Sunday, l2tf, 2lo
q. N.
For Baltimore and Bay Line: 1852. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.a6 o. M,
For New Castle. sIS, a. M, l1o, $50 n. M
For Delaware X. r.; els Q. m: lilo, Sac D.
No sunday trains.
Ff Wilmington Il Northern X. H.: s.2o. A.
m; sos, p M; $50, p. N. Sunday except
Fer Delaware Western r. r.: 7.i5, 1890, am.
6.3oD. m.
TRAINS ARRIvB AT WILMINGTON,
From Philadslphia: H. 20s, $50. p.lo a. m.
l2oa, l2i2, l02, 200, 40, SIS, e.2t, I.oO,s
60! lilo p. m: On Sundays: l243, 2o3,
TO- 10 q. m; 1855, ii. .lb, d. m.
From Baltimore:2l 2lb, $50 S.6la. m; lz0s, 1881.
o'So, soo p. IN. On Sundays: Ale, a. m.
F'Om Washington: AIS, a. M: laos, 1881,
o'Ss' s.ae p. m. On Sundays 2lt a. M;
From New Castle: $50, $50, li.s, a. m.;
62e, ~ p. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. K: $50 q. n; ll.So, CAS-
pm.
From Wilmington b Northern X. X: 500
Q. m. n.3o o. m; and o.35 D. m.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 500 a. m,
2lb. 500 D. m. SUNDAY train 6.2S r. NJ.
TaAiHs soR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILApsIr
PHIA.
from Broad street and Washington avonus
!So, SOo, 1890, Il:4ba. m; 1.so, 800, 400,
days; $40 q, M; 900, pi6,li. 80 D. N.
FI0m Thirty-Second and Market streets: l.os.
7so. l.36 q. m.; 1226, 400 900, II. 30 D. m,
On Sundavs' los. q. IN.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
New Castle Items,
orrespondence of the REPUBLICAN.


New CASTLE, Jan. IS.
For pure cussedness and the worst
kind of mud, Shawtown stands forth
very prominent.
No business of importance has been
transacted at the Mayors Office for over
two weeks.
The hop of the Moss Rose Assembly
at their room on Saturday evening, was
we'll attended, gentlemanly managed,
and great success. For good even
ing's enjoyment watch Moss Rose an
nouncement, and you will never be dis
appointed.
The fair in the basement Of the St.
Peters church will close this evening,
after successful run Of 81 weeks. A
large quantity of useful articles still
remain on hand, and will be disposed
of at public sale.
"Lone Star," social organization
having its quarters up on "Bull Hill"
gave hop in the City Hall on Satur-
day evening. The managers are de-
serving of great credit for the good or.
der maintained and their efforts to
please.
A shooting match between Uncle
Benny Longland and George Hewlett
on Saturday afternoon, resulted in Ben
ny killing one bird ont OF five, whilst
George laid our three.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Important MeetIngs.

The annual meeting of the Delaware
Society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals will be held on Tuesday next
at o'clock, in the rooms of the society
No. l, West Sixth street. The Della.
ware society for the prevention of cruel
ty to children will be held on the Same
day and at the same place but an hour
earlisr-3 o'clock. These are both
important associations having a large
field in which to exercise their powers.
Hardly day passes in which there is
not some gross inhumanity practiced
not only upon dumb beasts but upon
helpless children which calls for the
Interference of the strong arm OF the
law on their behalf. We hope mem,
bers OF the humanitarian societies will
net fail to be present at the meetings
mentioned.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
SECONO EDITION.
THE MONTAFUaE sO,IETY.


Report of Ball COuBmittee--A Rabbi
Teach Ter Elected - Resolution
Adopted.
The Montafure Mutual Society held
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mr.. Feilheimer, No. 80
Market street. In the absence of tht
President George Jacobs, Jacob De-
Wolf Vice President acted as chairman
Mr.. isberman Chairman OF the Purin
Ball Committee reported that they had
sold l45 tickets principally to parties
residing in Philadelphia. The ball is
10 be given in Professor Webster's =
Dancing Academy on the 26th of Feb
ruary, and the proceeds is for the par
pose OF erecting temple in this city
Invitation to the ball will b. sent to
His Exollencv, Governor Hall, Mayor
Alluond, Senators Bayard and Sauls-
bury, and others. Rev. DR.. S. 3osen-
burg Of Philadelphia, was elected as a
Rabuie in this city for one year. The
following resolution offered by Barney
Rosen blatt was adopted:
RESOLVED, That it shall be compulsory for
the mem6ers Of the Society to send their
child en- over six years of age to the ne 7
school to be instructed in Il .rm an and He.
brew
On motion the Society adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Boots and Shoes.

Here we are and don't you forget III We
are not going To have "Grand Openinp "
nor make a big sputter" about "the iarV.
est store, &c., but we wish 10 inform our
friends and the public In general that we have
removed from The East End Boot ami shoe
store, co ner Seventh and Spruce streets, TO
the store lately Occupiei by Joseph Fleming,
NO. ~ East Fourth street 1.-TWO doors from
King strest) where we shall keep on hand at
ak times a full supply Of all kinds OF boots
ana sh0es for gents, ladies and children
which Will be sold at the lowest prices; and
as wa nave gained a reputation In the past ior
ialr' square deali x, we intend that il shall
De our motto In the future, and we guara ntee
to our lends, who may favor us with call al
our new place OF business, the same satisfac.
old stand.
SO don't forget TO call,
Both men and wJmen-all,
come In and buy your boots and shoes from
me;
Wen try and use you well
Up at the Grand Central.
ana give you bargains you don't often see.
30 come right on to Marr's,
Either on loot or by the cars.
anu puv shoes cheap to put upon your feet,
For boys, and girls and men,
From one up to q ten,
You can get st No. Ii East Fourth street
4. S.-We shall still continue to do repair.
ing OF all kinds in he neatest and best man.
ner and at reasonable rates
l'l7-tuesWed .thu-sat-tf LEMUEL MARR.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Gone Rut Not Forgotten.

Dr. Adams, the quassia cup man, wlO
daily and nightly exposed his cure-all
for sale at Fourth and Market streets,
for some time past, has shook the dust
OF the city from his feet, bound on his
sandals, and with staff in hand, but
not without scrip in his purse, has de-
parted for other quarters. He is said
to have sold several thousand Of Lis
quasSia cups in this city, but still he
was not happy, so long as he could not
be the bell sheep in the Irish move
ment. The Doctor has not got a very
exalted opinion of the honesty of the
people Of Wilmington, though none Of
them, so far as We know, owe him any
thing, and he has gone away with bis
pockets fst with Wilmington dollars.
Unlike many other Adventures, Dr..
Adams paid all his bills honestly be.
fore he left.