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The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
THE SYRACUSE
CHILLED steel. PLOW

ltswclght VIII De eighteen pounds less than
cur pre-. nt St, ll-2
n nrat-classs steel plo-y, made In the or-
Ginnry way, tull rugged, r.tails f.r twcnty-t,.o
dollars Inferior Steel Il,ws retail IRON slS-
teen 10 nineteen d lllf-
The price OF our new plew VIII b. but
Seventeen Dollars, and It VIII be tho
cheapest Agricultural implement ever sold.
It's mold board VIII outwoar three Of the
very best kinds Of the ordinary steel mold
boards
II VIII scour In soils where nll steel plows
ana all other ploWs have hitherto proved n
failure.
with this rlow VIII be Introduced CORFU
gated Plow Point and Joiuter Point, ON which
we nave also obtained Patent, and which III
hi91 II great improvement both as regards
| strength and wear
The Jointer can b. shifted 50 as TO take
more or less land, and also more or less pitch
and 1t can always b. Kept on u line with tho
| PlUw. ,
The wheel VIII run under the beam or ono
| side Of II as desired, and always kept IN line.
The beam Is adjustable Tor Spring or Fall
Plowing and also for two or three horses
The handles can be adjusted to accolnIno-
date man or boy, on The same Plow.
| 1t Is Il perfect I1ow.
wooden beams are going ont OF nse because
they shrink swell all warp, and never run
two seasons alike
Iron beams are too heavy
| halleable beams become demornlized ann
bead which Is much worse than 10 break.
n steel beam IL the necessity OF the day. N
| sthree times as strong and very much lighter
than any other style
When ice say a Mdld board Is chilled. tho
farmers know II Is 80.
We do not palIn on on them a composition
Of various metals and call 1t chilled metal.
We want agents for this new Plow In every
own IN this state.
we can give but very small discount &c
hem. D
We propose to place this Ployy In the hands
oi failitfs - near the cost OF manufacture
us possible.
1t viii be the best Agricultural Innn,ernen,
ever sold.
II shall also be the chedpesL
Persons therefore who are NOT willing IN ar,
as agents on the principle that "a nimble 1x
pence Is better than slow shilling need NOT
apply for an agency
No Plows on commission. All sales bs1l1te
fT This Is the only Steel Chilled PloE tr
the World -
SWel costs several times more than Iron.
But THIS Plow, full r1ggcd, by giving snal
discounts, can be sold for Seventeen Dollars
compare this price with that OF any Iron pillow
ever made.
Is cheaper than any other Plow nov
maae would be ut five dollars and half.
Mhere there nre no agents we Will. on re
celptof seventeen Dollars, send Plow to an,
itllroad station in the State and pay th1
freight ~ Address,
JOHN A. WILSON, General Agent,
Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
DRANK POISON.

Coroner Butt was notified yesterday
to hold an inquest over the body of
Michael Hayes, a two year old son of
Mrs. p. Hayes. residing at Edgcmoor,
who died suddenly during the morn
ing.
1t appeared from the evidence that
on Saturday afternoon last, Mrs. Hayes
left the house Tor IA few moments, and
during her absence the child crawlcd
out 10 the porch and succeed in get
ting hold Of a cup containing lye, and
drank about one half of it. When the
mother returned she found The child
vomiting. DIR. Shortlidgo was sum
moned, and did all in hls power for the
little sufferer but it was of no avail.
Ihe jury rendered verdict in accord
ance with the testimony.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY,, sept. /, . +. NJ.
ED. .-Bidu sOiu at s!S per ton.

" EDS E-DA1, sept. /, l., M
EED.-BIdu spiu at s!6 per ton.
Louk.-Ihc trade * duli,bul unchany-
cd Ia prices Sales of 6lUO barrels. III
cludlnB Minnesota extras low Aud good
AZ soao I-l2. do. do. straight, at s6 2lhb ";
feunsS wanna luih!ly Ht 81 s5Isj "a, We,.
lern 40. al - 2Ia 81 >, and Patents at a.
40 -. h5e tlour Is quit We guote al
- ~ per barrel
GRAIN " uedt Is du,l and unsett' ed.
sales u % y bushes, Iuc .udlug, rejected,
al Nlal ~ red aud amber trace and
dh1at, cnoice at 81 Ob54 uld ana
V,2s asked, and No. : red in eie-
VaIpr, at 81 UfJ2. At the open board.
lJoDu bushels Oats sold at 3D.. September
81 Vo54 was bid for August wheat; 81 o.
Tor Seplenher ~ U7ss for OctoDer. and
- po'J for November. Rye IS scarce al
| 'pc. ior new. Corn firm ana prices n
| shade higher. Sales Of 900 bushe,s in.
Guiding yellow nj j3al3l3r mixed AT 5Ia
| J-tge., ana rejected, HU 5l3tlll,c. AT th,
! ope" b)@rd, ii Il call, 5000 bushels Sen.
| irHher spld AT ~ g.; juc. was old for A II.
| gust 3dt2 X. Tor sep eiuuer, and .JiLr for
October ana Die. for >Ovember. tJ.tts nrt
| guici hh lirni. sales OF 500 bushels in,
! Guiding mIX-d at sc; rejected al ,{Iljnt.
| tiri white ~ - "A l-c.
| The receipts tor day were as follows. .stl,
| bb's hour, 10000 bu shells MLca.. 2.I,
| husneis corn, 1860 bush. oats, and II
| barrels whisky.
| :" 'iisI.f was I'm demand. 100 bbls. n
Weslert lrpu 'pund sofa at sII pe
| gallon.
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FOUND DEAD.

AN OLD LADY DIES SUDDENLY IN DED
A POST MoRrEM EXAMINATION.
Early this morning Mrs. Sarah Boo
ger was found dead in bed at the resi-
dence OF hei brother, No. 5l7 Pine
street.
The deceased was in the Gath year OF
her age, and retired last evening feeling
as well as usual For some time pas.
she had been complaining Of having
pains in her sides, but She thought notli-
ing of this. Yesterday afternoon she al
tended funeral.
Coroner Butt was notified and sum-
moned jury, but as there Lad been no
attending physician II was decided to
hold post mortcm examination. Ac-
cordhgly Drs. Brown ana kmble were
called IN and upon making an autopsy ol
the body found a tumor upon the inside
Of the left side, which weighed about
six po1nds.
The physicians gave ii as their opin-
ion that the tIImor was the cause of hcl
death, and lhe jury rendered verdict
accordingly.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
The Vera Cruz Disaster
MuTILATED BY sHARKs-ANoTuEl
MISSING VESSEL.

MuTILATED BY NoTuER
MISSING VESSEL.
ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, Sept. 0.-The
coast for fnrty miles is s.rewed with goods
from the wrecked City OF Vera Cruz,
beach pirates carrying them la the sand
hills. have taken vigorous measures to
compel all parties to deliver them up to
me on salvage. One body, partly eater
by sharks, has washed ashore; also The
body of little child, not mutilaied
Both were buried. In all seven bodie,
have been buried. Three rings hav,
been found on the body Of an elderl,
lady, marked as. s., TO ii. K, March %
1870" A copper bottomed shooner
name unknown, held by her, anchors
bottom up, is in three fathoms OF waite
off Mosquito Inlet. The vessel is abou
200 tons.
THos. S. EELLs,
Az mt Underwriters.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
LOCAL TIME TABLE
TRAINS LEAVE WllNINd

FuK liIILAnELiiIIA.- i.G...
10 H.UO, b.H, iU.u-. 1919, "a. no.: "A
J 10 . ~ -.ri, i.u.. G.u,, otU, G.is. VA
th N"nuaAs, l.iI, 49,, '.pli, III.
his y. IN.
iuE NV NmK.-l-r... .bNt
an. nm. ~ i3, -. III, bu,, :. q.
On Sundays, l.ii, ~ =. N.
FcR BAIalaukE ASp WAsnIi
vol, 2.ui, Z.t3, N.A), q. H.. -.o4,
az, Us, T.. IA. ga ounda! D., l-jli
am.
FOX BAL1INuI;E, BAY Llbr cod
7.US p, IN. No sunday trans.
FOR NEW CA,ILE.-u.uO -, I'd
3.Uu, 6,'.J, y. IA. No SUNDAY lnlua
FOX DELAWARE X. K -p.3I d.
b.SI. y. IA. Suatiay trdlis.
FUk WlLMINDIuS ~ NuhIdfRi
30, q. M; 3,Ou, 5.uj =, III. Nd
trains.
tuK DELAWARE Wf7GERN III
lO.5nn. IN, J."u J.. IA. M sunday
TRAINS ANEI\E IN WlLMl
FROM InllAhfttlllA,-l-.ij,
So; p.20, l. M. l-.ia, III, y
~, ~ b.l7, u.-', 90, '.tl, a.4. "
Dn SuLda4s l-.ii, l.5l', - =, lt.lV 4
y. ~.
FltuM MEN NoRE.-l.j', 2,o, >,
l2.l3, I.O2, IA, 40 y. ~ un
I.',o. LISA. N.
FKUM BALTIMDi.l.-i.1I, III. a
~: -, l2.iI, I2.37, ~, i.ai "a
,>undHys, i.3t, -.I' Al. Ia. a.i' t. III.
ltkuM MAsulNDIoN.-l,A, IN
I2.2j. 1851, I2.J7, 2,o55,j 9,liP, 4
From ALW tASILt,-'.h, H;l, 4
5.25. 6,in y. Ia. y" ~undny uWus
i RuM BFLAhAi.i- IL. H. n
G.iOp. IA. No sunday lmns.
From MIi.MINGJuN ~ A0ErhH
$40, li.2j ii. M, b,I3 p. ~. NJ
Trains.
IHuM DELAWARE MtstLEN ~
IA. IL. = l", f.. Ia. HHhda! lfal
TRAINS FOX WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRuA s-fEEEl AND NAal
ANkNUk-a.1J, SO, iU.h, ll."' y
- go, 80. i.Ui, I.l3, o,r, b.H
ll.aU y. IN. ON sundays, N.iua
Ia, ll.5U y. N.
From TnlKrl SttuNp AND
SrKEETs. -a.jD, ll..1 ii. M AZ =
M; LOO IA. IN. On SUNDAY, l'"i
NurE.-Tne back hgulrs frNg
.Ihi ted EXpIess, on Wlii'h
iIr II charged
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
FIFTH EDITION.
OBITUARY.

The many friends of William Colby
will learn with profound sorrow of his
death in Baltimore yesterday.
The deceased was IA young man of eX-
emplary habits, and was highly respect-
cd by all who knew hun, lie had been
IN the employ of tbs 4. w. and Is. X. X.
Go. for over twenty years. He hFst eL-
tered their employ as through baggage
master between New York and WASH
ington, in which position he remained
until 1865, when he was promoted 10 the
position of conductor, and continued IL
that position until his death lie wa,
looked upon by the officials IN one Of
thor most trustworthy employees; in
fact, so highly was he esteemed, that
when he was taken sick with the disease
that resulted in his dpath-cunsumption,
the company seut him to Florida every
win.er, and did everything III their
power 10 prolong his hte
lie was one OF the most courteous and
affable gentlemen that could be met with
and he made lifelong friends wherever
he went. lie was known Toy travellers
Tar and near. He bad pleasant smile
and kind word Tor every one, aud m his
death the company lDsos an cmploye
whose place It with be- hard to I'LL. lie
was born iU Philadelphia, and after fin.
lshing hI1 education IL was the intention
of h!s her to make "A farmer unt VI
him, and Tor that purpose sent hun u
Gwynedd, under instructions, To Jacot
Acnff, one o. the most sucoe siul taru.'
ers in Montgomery county, Pa. The
pursuit did mo- suit his tastes, and altri
remaining there Tor about TWO years, he
.tturned 10 Philadelphia aud entered The
employ of the i. w. and Is. Il. Il. com
pany. His funeral win AXE place from
his Iato residen3e, South Twelfth street
Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
GENERAL HANCocK SATISFIED

special Dispatch 10 the Times.
NEW YORK, September G.-Among
the callers upon General Hancock to-
day was Senator Wallace, who told the
candidate that things looked very en-
couragng in Pennsy lvanla. With lit
diana safe in October, he said, the Dem
ocrats will surely sweep the Keystone
state. Senator Herman accompanied
Senator Wallace. lie will make com
panign speeches in several States this
fall. General Hancock expressed him
self more freely than usual to-day with
reference to the campaign. He talks
very little on political topics to his visi-
tors, to-day he expressed satisfaction
with the condition OF the canvass, part
cularly commencing the practice of
holding joint discussions between politi-
cal orators Of both parties. lie was in
excellent health and splits.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
THE HANCOCK VETERANS.

tits hoped there will be a general al
tendance at the meeting in T. qmre
Brady off ce tomorrow evening, tor the
purpose OF organizing the Hancock Vet
eran Corps. The Democratic soldiers,
and there are plenty of them inthis city,
should remember that by organizing IN
this manner they can do much towards
allaying the sectional pref udco tho Re
publicans are endeavoring to inject into
this canvass. Let the veterans come out
aud organ ~. q.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At "a semi annual election of the
Shields Library Association held last
evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months;
President. j. Haney.
Vice President-F. Z. Kane.
Corresponding Secretary-John Cur
rem.
Recording Secretary - Martin j..
Mealey.
Financial Secretary-John NJ. Can
non.
Treasurer-E. +. Kane.
Librarian-J. A. llagan.
Assistant Librarian - Edward J.
Hayes.
Board of Directors-T. $. Doherty,
J. f. Moaney, b. j. Sweeney, r. C..
Welsh, Thos. J. Farley.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
THE ELECTION,

INDICATIONS OF A FAIR VOTE AND a
DEMOCRATIC YICTORY.
The polls of the annual city election
opened about IL O'Clock to-day, and
after the first hour the voting began 10
be quite lively in all the wards. Z he
indications are that tuli Democratic
vote will be polled, and that the icpub-
llcans will get ont the bulk of their
strength. The Office of the tax Soliec-
tors was hronged all morning with Re
publcans, willie and colored, who put
on paying their taxes until the last mo
mcnt
All Indications point 10 complete
Democratic triumph, aud u glorious
boom for lla cock and the whole ticket
in November.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
CANNOT LIVE.

The physician of the County Hos
pital, reports that he does not think
the two children who were admitted
to the hospital, yesterday afternoon,
will survive. The Trustees of the
Poor are doing everything in their
power to make the sufferers comforta-
BILE. The father and mother are with
the children at the hospital.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
General TObert.
PARIS, sept. 6, 1SSt


The announcement of General Tor
bert's death has been received here with
general regret. lie and his amiable wife
we're socially very popular here. General
Tobert's military b4usqueness OF manner
made him some bitter enemies, who never
rested until they had him removed, but
there was great deal of exaggeratlon
and gross injustice in many of the charges
preferred against him.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
New Castle Letter.
Special correspondence GAZETTE.
Nruy CASpI Sant Is

Special correspondence GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. I, 1880.
A correspondent from this city,
under date of the 3rd, and signed
Ben undertakes to tell your read
ers how the political pot boils in
this Hundred. For one who assumes
to know so much we feel sorry.
That ex-Sheritf Isaac Grubb's friends
will nominate him for Levy Court
at any rate is news. Withdrawing
of the Assessors, he failed to men
ton Thomas Wadsley, whose card
has been prominently set forth in
the GAZETTE for months past.
Then again he says, that of late
years the Assessors have been taken
from this city, and know little or
nothing about the value OF farming
stock or farming utensils. This
assertion is rich. Richard Maloney,
the present Assessor, lives at Red
Lion, while his predecessor was
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Morrison,
than whom more competent judge
of farming stock cannot be found in
the county.
OF the present candidates Joseph II.
Callahan was born in Brandyw but
has we'd in this Hundred - years, In OF
which were spent upon one OF the Com
mon Farms, in fact until the past few
years lie has always been considered a
farmer. Joseph LeFevre and Thomas
Wadsley both live outside OF the city.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
a VICTORY FOR TIE PETREL

Yesterday a race took place between
The yachts Pctrci owned by Robert Nc
Gonigle, and the Il. j. Cross owned by
a Jackson Cross. The boats started at
IL O'Clock the course being from u c
mouth of the Christlaua around Chester
Island buoy and return, a distance OF
thirty NIL s. The Pctfri came oil vic
torlous reaching the stake boat at 3
o'clock, twenty minutes ahead Of the
Cross. The prize was $40.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
G.H4Ii IOi. Markets.
Cattle MARKET.

IHlLADELrHIA, Aug. 81.
BEEF cattle were IN FAIR demand THIS
wee ahd good cattle were higher. RAN
mead sold at lie different yards aL:iszaji,c &c
per ID, a. to condition.
SHELf were in fair demand and frac-
lluh higher, l5,p0 head arrived and sold
al lhe different yards AT 3i3a45- e.. ana
Lambs sold atlaf}3c.per h., as to quality.
Pttrk Drore Yard, West pttla.. 1n1. ~
10 . 100 BIS, ~ 0J TO 4 81: tair. NJ ID !.
rs, 4l4ai%e; stock sheep s. 70 TO 81 =. good
l"Abs, to Ia bl.c; com4-un Isinbs, s2 to " ~
calves, - TO o.. C. supply h5avy. Markel
ciuSeu wlth doWA"aid tenuency. ArrIvA
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
POLICE CASES.

The following cases were disposed Of
by Mayor A llmUnd This morning:
James Carmlle and William Kelly, for
maiiciously throwing a stone inio the
ranks of the d. mocratic parade last eve
ming, were each required to pay 81 ard
costs.
Stephen Byatd, for as anlt aud bait, ry
was required ~ pay 81 and costs.
Med" Leary, for disor,ierly conduct
was required to pay 81 ard costs.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07

NJ OEItI-. Persons no we're drafted IN
IN the State OF Delaware for tue tJuifeJ
sta esI tJaFy 'ervTcs May. Iuls an
July, 1864. and paid cpnImul1ttun f,r.
were afterwards agam dr4fte.I in Ig;i .,,,.l
were required 10 procure n substttti. "a,
enVrr the military service under the i.,tt.,
draft, Will ind IL Ia their al Vantage 10 conn
municate, either personally or bv l.fIe,
with The Undersigned, who has been IN,
tAOrized by the state Lee islatnrc Ia c.,liac
from ihe Secretary of War, the com mute-
ton money paid by such persons, The
act of Congress TO refund the commnta,
tIOn % i'd on such cases. O. CH'BDAY
Dover lei, July 10. 1879. wtf
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
SPECIAL MOI HCE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretiOns OF youth, nervous =
weakness, early decay, loss OF manho od,
Sc., | will send recipe that viii cure yoh.
GREE OF CHARGE. This great re medy
was discovered by n missionary in south
America. Send u self-addTessed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 4. INMAN, Station ID
NeD York GU. Mayi-eodDkwly
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
-thATls 60 PAGE CArALOGUE,


Containing much valuable inform ,f,on
also listo peaches with rotation IN IL
peuing, and a list Of southern or lon s.s,,
'hG apples, fruit mach needed I,rd
rVery irhIt grower should see this Inst oi
tpPleS anu Duy no more of the Nsy YoIL
r western varieties to plant hare rnr
winleI "fpieS, ior grown here they are not
winter apples,
Also Japan, perslmmon, queen of tho
market, raspberry with 1uIl Iiitn NJ
nursery STOCK ut greatly reduced prices
y $50 It receipt lora
WASH FOR TREES.
whi'n Wi!l drive ont borers ifin the peach
app g, Iulhce and ash and not one Iaii
ne time Or cost IA applying il as 10 re-
move WIN kniIe and ifapplied annually
mere VIII beuo UOrers In the trees ami :, ~
me peach tree die with the yeIlows
where Ilpu ands die annually nov. Send
postal card for catalogue. Gail aud see
stock All orders sent by mail wiliAre-
ctlSC careful attention,
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Wilmington .lDel
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
From tue New York World.

Mr.. Beers, Of Bolton, Vermont, disgust
at the attempt of twenty live Republican
employers in Burlington TO "oull-doze'
their men into voting for Garfield and
Arthur, announc, that he has employ
mant for a hundred men who may be
discharged for voting as their conscience;
tell them they should. How does Mr
Beers expect Vermont to be kept 'solid'
at this rate, we should Ike to know?
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07

The losses by Sundays tre in Mobile
are now estimated at S25S,000. The
insurances aggregate S20l $50, Of which
S49,95O are ia Mobile and local agencies,
and Sl5l,O0 IN New York companies.
The burned buildings will be iInInedi-
ately rebuilt.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07

Ql IN For large load OF kindling
- l.OV wood. ORDERS can be left NJ
Gray Il Bros, Second and King streets !:
TowHsend's Sixth and Tatnall streets ana
John :. Miller, at Rising sun or nj the
factory, corner of Union street and Gil
pin avenue.
e22-tf. IAN ES l.. MCKINNEY.
Fr ON the N. Y. sun, Aug. 27th, lSSO.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
THIRD EDITION
A RIa rIMEIN SOUTH CARoLIN.

LoLUMBIA, Sept. e.-There will be an
immense Hancock aud English ratifca-
tion meeting here Tomorrow on the oc-
ca-ion OF the opening Of the campaign
1 South Carolina. Senators Bayard
Vanc,, Butler AID HamDton will MAKE
. 70, ehes, gnd representative Democrats
from all parts Of the State Will be pres
mt
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
The sw mining match belw cen Hovtnt

The swimming match belw cen Boylon
and Fearn, at Newport, Il. l., yesterday,
was won by Boyton. The latter was 10
swn.twelye and hall miles in his rub
ber suit, while Fearn was TO SWIM ten
miles in tights. They entered the
water at lib a. M, aud Fcarn was
obliged 10 give up before making five
miles. The referee decided Boyion the
winter.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07
SHOWERS OF GOLD.

NFw YORK, September G.-Gold il
howing IN. The steamship c. lite brought
10000 pounds IN English gold bars and
coin, and 25,000 pounds III gold bullion
were withdrawn from the Bank of Eng.
lahd yesterday for shipment to this pnTt
The steamship l'rmsnia, which sailed
from Hamburg or Sunday, is bringing
over 200, 600 pounds IN gold.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-07

""o WILL BE vorrn
ELECTION. /
Below is li.r of,o
CITY elcc lou to. To. !,y S,'' he voltd'l loI
AssEssoRs.
Northern Dl,triu
n',no'ra'' ,,.n Edmund Ft"ve', 'a'Ses X
southern Dislricl-n.
sar' ca, lho"a' i. Mo,~Iia',oEI 'i', Yang \
FiTsl Ward conn.,l, %rocEAr| 1",
,. na, Inspector, Austin Ves Vr"ues
ST. liant John & kcrnr,, Gayd
Second Wmd-Con' ~,
tart, Joshua +, Ir. . iagsaI
:, hlid WaIu- Con,c,, ~.
", @>S' prtclnsl ln,p-c,s@''' S',n. " ~, q !!
w 80. A'Sl'i"l'', jams A I %,y
w rst+rn prtuurt ln~n.,.,N' o. VI
len. ''''H', John .
ronfth Ward-Co Comc,lc.
u stem Iitclhrl H. i"'oIg
" hatj A,si,r,nr. :, 'I[,"' ;.
est rh PR c.Lct, ln,r,,.o," ny y
M nlro~j Assistant Y 't,'''i WI
RI I'll c,6nuii,' i''' t'n.h l' n.
81 La'l'In bt,pl,I Li,'.'l ',n,'l
IT, Wells; A,,l,ian,. {, i',,0f'
" e@at'I" @ t'e2l.cl, lp.p,,"", '1 r,
Il m's; Assistant. ...,,',, ,''' ~
SIKH WMd- Cumu,, IT,, ~, az W
it1', ~, "',n "isi icl, lu,l,c.or. "
~ ~ . A''ioiarL trln Il ",
Srnlh'rn Il sna, l.sp,,,.'' ~
Blid' Assistant, Jnt,nr g. T. ~
Sc'eatL Comn,l' ",'', W,
rulrcr Easictn trtcilc Tl "a
Frank kan,; A,s,slan,. Man. IL
we'll Wtsnln mrri'rl' '''Il' ~
Sharp. '''''I'
h,sn'h Wani-ConnuD IA.
DAileA; Inspector. jane, ivy Ivy
slSlant, Alfred G. Vernon, '''
n nth Malu-CunnrI 90
81 'lanslrSi lrsnector, Wu,,n'.I%V, 'IV
si~tant, L,lwdfd Ilcllr ''"
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Shaw Inspector, E,iwarj NJ ''o.
siStah', Waller MckvallL "s
REPUBLICAN.
Fiist Narn-Coniuil Wiib,,
inspecioi, Geurg- W. Crawl,
hnL Ml.l.an j. McClelll1G u
Second Ward -Cumcl. S,o
Schulz. ''u
Thltd Ward -Connc,l. wm
Kobiusuh; Eastern prrcluri /,
Thomas Uiuud; Assistant. IN"
ingham. Wrs,cru pirciprt. +
John II. Graham Asslslan,' ia
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FIth WaId-fouurH. A. y
J +" tyrh fecl ct, lu'p,clpG h
liuaglnl Il, aSslsIanl. N Iln'n :
Yves cru frecinct, lnsp,clor {,
Roberts, assistant. JaneS i Sr,
SIKH Mard-Couic /. L'lwin
Eighth Ward-CuunriI Abrrr
Nihghiil Ward -Ouunc.I lhynl
Ia the Waius not munllonri
liohh have moi yrl beeunmc.
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A NEW DEPARruREl
BEST PL0W IN THE WORLD!
THE SYRACUSE CHILLED PLoW CO.
nf GVEnOuaa

OI OTEdNuoUy Ne Ts
Are now putting on the market q Plow that
Is as much superior 10 any Plow heretofore
made MS The Plows Of the past few years have
been superior TO those made half a century
ago.
1t combines all the cXcclloncie5o OF any Plow
In use.
1t obviates all the objections mado to any
other Tiow.
Inaddluon 1t embraces several now features
If the greatest value, Tor which we have Oh
tained exclusive Patents
It's Beam, Cleyls, Jointcr STANDARD and Wheel
standard VIII be sTEEL, ana it3 mold board
viii be composition OF steel and Iron chilled
under process Tor which We have also
obtained Gn exclusive Pateut 1t Will DO
called
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financial and Oo,n.nerciAi.

WILMINGTON. Del, sept /, 1850.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heilld & Co., S. f.. corner Seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington. Del, at II
VI. TO day:
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when you see bright baby pleased
wth itself ana every body else, he sure
tnat Or. Bulls Baby syrup has been used.
Only - cents "A bottle.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indication. for ro-Dny.

Stationary or falling, followed by ris
ing barometer, slightly cooler, westerly
winds, partly cloudy weather
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II Is the only medicine ! would give 10
my baby. a mother said, speaking OF pr.
Bulbs Baby Syrup. Al all drug sicies, Is
cents.
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