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The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
FIFTH EDITION.
Coart of "Quarter sessions.''

MATTERS OF A CRIMINAL NATURE DIP
POSED OF IN COURT THIS MORNING
THE yANDEvRR NUISANCE cAsE--AE
oDoRIFERoUs sUBJkcT.
Specially reported for the GAZETTE.
New CASTLE, Feb. 6.-Court opened
at 10 O'Clock.
State We. Alfred d. vaniever, for cre-
ating and maintaining a'common nui-
sance. Cooper for the State, Turner for
defense The case was brought before
the Court through the Efforts OF the
Board of Health OF the city OF Whining
ton. The nuis ance consisted OF bone
boiling and rendering establishment on
the Lancaster turnpike, about one half
OF mile outside the city limits.
The nuisance was occasioneds by
the keeping Of carcases Of animals until
putrefaction set in, and then boiling
them in order TO ket the oil from them,
which caused an exceedingly offensive
odor 10 oil the air In the neighborii iood
and cause people TO close their houses,
and be unable TO cat, aud also causing
property 10 depreciate,
Henry p. Mason testified that the fac
tory was In North Christiana Hundred
and 400 yarJs from the city limits. The
business of Mr.. Vandever was to bring
the carcases of dead animals there for the
purposes Of boiling some Of them were
washed down the run and there puire-
fed the smell from the mill was very
offensive, and quite often the house
would have to be closed, or the inmates
could not eat.
The impure odor reached about 80
houses 10 the neighborhood; In conse-
quence Of the nuisance property had
deprecated in value about one half In
that neighborhood.
Mr.. Turner made application TO the
court and had the examination OF wit
nesses confined between July lst, the
date of bringing the suit, and November
l7th, when the indictment was found.
Under cross-examination Mr.. Mason
said that there had been another nui-
sance in the neighborhood in the form
OF apiggery, bu that was soon abolished.
He was questioned about dead sheen
owned by farmer, lying In the fields
near, aud night soil ON neighboring
iarm, but could not say that either ui
these things existed; IL they did he
could easily tell the difference between
tie nuisance Of Vandever and the other
things; the stencil was so great that at
times he had seen men sicken and vomii;
the Board OF Health declared II the
worst nuisance they ever saw and or
dered 1t abolished within ten DAYS.
Michael Mundy, William A. Reed and
other witnesses tes iied TO the unbear-
ahie smell OF the nuisance, and TO the
depreciation Of property. The main
points were similar 70 tbote addressed
by the testimony of Henry p. Mason.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
THIRD EDITION
The Fratns Work Of the Repsse-
stcass Party.
For the GAZETTE.

For the GAZETTE.
Twas much amused in reading COM
munication In the Republican, Of yester-
day. mgned Pro Bono Publico. He is
esidsnsly one Of the framen OF some
great law or volumes OF laws, which the
common people OF this State are not at
liberty to read, and If they were per-
mitted to gaze on the lids Of tue vast
amount Of FrGim work stored away in
t3eir pages they. would be compelled to
eend 20 England for Lord Chief Justice
ooekburn 20 translate, the vast Frailn
works OF law contained within the lids
o this Fra M work of knowledge. 1t is
y part Of the unwritten law recently
Trained together by a Mayor, not of
this city. but O. Port Tobacco. This port
needs Mayor or some one who can
splutter and Fraim things together in
such manner as to prevent .he joints
from opening, and then the ventilation
viii be healthy. This great Fraimer of
Law II the pivot on which the destiny of
Delaware hangs. The black, white,
lame and blind, can approach this great
law giver, and they will all be treated to
a dose of wisdom. His own come 10
him and he knows them by their smell
AID by their woolly heads. he says, |
will never kick again as did when
was nominated for Mayor by the strong.
est Republicans in town.l found out since
that my peoples strength who supported
ne did not lay In their muscles, but in
the fumes arising fr pm their unwsshed
bodies. 1 am hopeful for the future,
although / have been disappointed twice
since / still trust the Fraim work wis
stand until next election, which 1 trusl
will be carried -iu the way we are in the
habit OF doing it. That all these strong
smelling fellows will have q chance to
vote rs often they see fit If welare defeat
ediI will 60 to my native place, Port To
barco, and set mp shop TO sell vessel. OF
honor atd dishobor. Ny people need
. the latter Kind after every election.
,IUDGF
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Great Collections In the catholIc
Churches.

y Ihe appeal made by Hi Eminence
Cardinal McCloskey for a grand col.
lection in aid of the suffering Door Of
Ireland, which was taken up in all
paris par. OF the archdiocese on Sunday
nn" laSt, appears TO have been most gener-
ousIy responded to, although but very
lew Of the country churches were heard
from and only one-third of those in
1ne u city. The sums handed to Vicar
GENERAL Quinn up to yesterday aggre-
gated $4,000. or this sum Father
2ninn % yesterday sent $s4, 900 to the
Ras,p RR,Shops OF Ireland, through Eugene
nelly q Co., the bankers, and he saws
ne VIII continue sending the money as
last as it reaches him.-N. Y. Herald
A despatch from Lahore to the Dai1y
Netos says six leading Kohistan chic Z
nave collected force to oppose tba
British nominee for the Goyernorshin
Of that district.
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Delaware SlOek.

The "keport upon the Numbers and
Prices OF Farm Animals, January /,
$780," issued by the Department OF
Agriculture, contains some statistics
which are OF interest TO farmers anu
stock raisers. In a table showing The
estimated numb>rs and prices of. farm
stock In January, Delaware is raied as
follows:
Total number of horses, compared
with that Of January, 1879 tpercentage),
luz; average price per head under on.
year old, $3.50; between one and Two
years old, 4750; between two and three
$S5. N'
Mules.-TOtal number compared with
that OF January, 1879 (percentage), 100;
average price per head under one year
cid, $50; between one and two years
old, s4S; between two aud three years
Old, $50; over three years old, s1OO.
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EccAx TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINorol

AAsAA4N6 LEA v II W
FoR PHILApELPHIA.-2n 100, $40, 800,
6A6. z.0o, go, p. m. ON sundays, 2al, slo,
q. In.; 800, $50, s.ls p. m.
FoR NKw YoRK.-22i 700, 1000, q. m. ;
l2ls. 1889. SIS, p. m. On sundays. All
FoR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINoToE.-
1851. 2.03. &s5, a. m. 1882, I.Oa, sis. y0S.
p. m. On Sundays, Ia5l, 2lO a. m.
FoR BALTIMoRK, bay Line connectionl
7.es p. m. No Sunday trains.
SOC, $50, D. m. No sunday trains,
foR DELAwARE X. R-9.l6 q. m; lilo,
e.Se. ?. NJ. No sunday trains:
e.2o, q. M; 500. $50 p. m. No Sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN. R. Rib
1880 q. m; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l24 203, $50,
30 a m; laos, l242, Lea. 20 LN. 6iS
as. 100, $40. lilo p. m. On Sundays, l2y,
29S. lolo e. M; Us. 70 p; m.
I.02. 5.la, 7 w p. m. On Sundays, 2USa. m.
FROM BALrIMoRE.-2l5, $50, s.57, a. m;
l20S. l2.55, 5.S6, s.S8, p. m. On Sundays,
2l5 .. m. g.B p. m. ~
FROM WAsHINGT0N.-2.15. q. m. lzuS,
FRoM NKw CAsTLK.-8.5O, 9.52, ll.50a. m;
A26, 6,b p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-S.5O, ll.5O a. m;
6.45 p. m. No SUI day trains.
FROM WILMINGTON q NORTHERN II. II.
500, l-SS q. m; &4S p. m. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN Il. R.-S.c0,
q. m. 2l5, sou. p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
From BROAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUB-7.3u, SUI, 1890, ll.45 u. m; l.S
500, 4.0O, 5.l5, 6.O0 100, y.45, ll.30 p. m. On
sundays, $50 a. m. 800, $40, l.SO p. IN.
FROM THIRTY- SECOND AND MARKET
SrREErs.-7.3O, ll.35 q. m. 2.20, 400, p.
M; Luz q. m. On sunday q, l.vO, 7.SO a. IN.
:" I'm Ted Express" on which an extra
iare Ia charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
The Metric System.

It may not be generally known that We
have in the nickel five cent piece Of our
coinage, key to the linear measures and
Of weights. The diameter Of this coin is
2 ceatimeters; It's weight is grammes.
Five Of them placed In a row will, of
course, give the length of the decimeter,
and two Of them will weigh a decd-
grdnime. As the kiloiiter Is cubic me
ter, the key to the measure Of length Is
also the key to the measures Of capacity.
Any person, therefore, who Is fortunate
enough to own five cent nickel may
carry in his pocket the entire metric sys-
ten Of weights and measures. es.-Scientifc
american. ..t
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
The Enterta Inment Last Evening

The entertainment given last evening
at the Opera Ho use last evening for the
benefit Of the Academy of Visitation.
was we'll attended, aud the performance
was very enjoyable one throughout
lhe Peitoi mauce opened with ihe farce
entitled "a Kiss in the Dark which
was well performed This was followed
oy series Of very pretty tableaus aud
vocal and Instrumental music by pupils
OF the Academy.
"he harp solo, Home Sweet Home "
ny Miss Walsh. was so well appreciated
~ the audience as TO call forth applause.
Prof Murdoch, favored the audience
WIN select readings, which were rem
uered in his inimitable style. Several
members OF the Millard Club also assbs
teu In the performance and some OF the
Individual members sang solos. The
programme was somewhat lengthy, but
II Was sevtrthuless enjoyable.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Masked Murderers'

LUoAN, Ont, February 4'-AD',' !.
o'clock last night party oil lhea a,.r|
blackened and masked faces susI w.,
the dwelling of the somewhat y II. \
GUS Donnelly family and murasl's l;a's
father, mother, son and a u. l,' m
small boy named COnnor t1on ,,, :" Il
under a bed and escaped unhuiL M h
party then set fire to the hoaS,i ,hs nd
together with the bodies oi ,ons,us| '
dered inmates, were totally cou' W., M
Another son, residing aoOus as I'D N
miles from the homestead was soor d
to his door about the same lS1 ng1 4
shot dead. The townships "'
excitement.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Cuba

HAVANA, Feb. 4, 1SS0.-The recep-
ton to the ex-President at the Vice
Regal Palace last night was splen-
didly arranged affair. The elite of
Havana society and many transient
and resident Americans were present.
The palace was elegantly decorated
with flowers and Illuminated, the stair
case was lined by the Captain Gener-
ais body guard, in full uniform. The
ex-President and General Galleias,
with their wives, received the visitors.
All were introduced to the ex-Presi-
dent. The dancing lasted until three
O'Clock in the morning. The affair
was highly satisfactory to the ex-Pres
ident and his party.
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The immipraiion sLalisiics Of lhe na.,

The immigration statistics OF the past
year will, it is believed show total of
arrivals at Buenos Ayres of upwards of
$4,000 persons, of whom the great ma
jority are Italians. The Rio Negro DIS
tricts, however, are these in which the
Government is most desirious to establish
colonists; and it is probable that before
long German and other North Europeans
will be attracted the.e as the climate
good deal resembles that of Central
Europe. The Buenos Ayres merchants
are taking advantage of the disturbed
state Of affairs in Chill and Peru to open
up busin' IS relations with Bolivia and
1t is proposed to construct Immediately q
railway through Tucuman to Jujuy, on
the Bolivian frontier.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Russian and German Armies
"THE BEST WAY TO PRESERVE 7
pRArR To TO ppvpAuL Pnp wiRtN

"THK BEST WAY TO PRESERVE 4
PEACE Is TO PREPARE FoR WAR
BERLIN, Feb. 4.-Tbe 81. Petertd
Goios publishes an article on tie 81!
Of the recent letter tf Count J
Moltke, chief marshal Of the Gem
Empire, in reply to a correspondent y
requested him To use his Influence v
the Emperor for the reduction Of ibs1
my, In which the Count suggested Y
nations must be educated ID the hl
that even victorious war is a niio1
misfortune and by implication lau1
the proposed increase of tie Gem
army. The article says that Sui'
cannot remain inactive in The liHl
the srmaments of the rest Of Lung
but will also increase her army
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From the smyrna rIms. oouhs.

The Supervisors su,'
bundled, John NJ. yos5psI,u y5pJlu'ed b \
Griffin, entered on MI. ih.,an and
Saturday, meeting wi,t 'nelf q Vol
James Douehten, 10 snn. .ne As
and place thereon the aprrvle nsr u
properly applying. The h'iue' 1~s,ti o. "a
along very hai noniouslvv vu'Iles ~
applying 20 60 on the all
either had or procured SlIisssass sslisssss
dorsement as TO their idsN,sl'as
one, we believe was turnea s%'l, ! y vi
most o. whom we're coiOred SuiIOeI ~sI Y
are still others to 90 ,eS on S men, d
have = to 60 before the March ~, ,.' .a'I
Levy Court TO do So. 'n 'efnd
Hon. N. B Smilbers A., :,
Cannon, Esq, editor Of tas i'' hesqI
iled THIS town on THURSDAY ss'll'' ss"la
% between trains for shcs,, ,''saIsl si
'hoi' party Irleuds. Thn
which was altogether inform, "e meg
tily called together, lasted h", s' aud
but was Of decided unanimi,"' u' ~ y
reorganization, Mr.. Sm,,ha.. lq
requested, stated the points ns y % %
Mr. Higgins why the law 10 ~ ',l naa )
Perylsors was not applicable ~ ,'pPOIa' P'
and which was The basi, of tbO w pe''
before Judge Bradford, VI 'Ae a'ga
ihe appointment of suos,.,..
SAID was simply TO aid men o''s r. y
else of the ballot which hv ~ ), .ss
intent, had been denied tbsm s "egst
the Republican party had S,TI faII.a a'' !
a ticket In the field at lbe I,su Is'l !! y
because 30 many voters had h'. h'.,' sea y
the assessment list, but Ina, oI ~ y y
ture they meant TO contes, u n -
without wayering until succ..' y. !,
be attained, as ii would soone' '' y y
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
WAN. arnErr YrsrEaAx.-Tha atoe

WALL STREEr YksrKRAY.-The stock
market was quiet and depressed, the
closing quotations averaging about .
point below the opening level for active
stocks. Money was easy, call loans 1pon
stock collateral ruling at 8 toe per
oent Railroad bonds were acti ee AMI
strong, . decided advance being made in
certain issues. State securities were dan
and depressed. Foreign exchange was
strong and rates were advanced frac-
tinn
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
An Echo From Maine.

AUGUSTA, Feb. Sin the house an Or
der was passed that the committee on
alleged bribery Of members of this house
shall be instructed to proceed at once with
the investigation and report as soon as
possible. 1t was ordered that the Judiciary
committee inquire as to the advisability
OF amending the constitution OF the state,
so that the right of suffrage shall be lin
tied to those who are able To read and
write the English language.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05

The Chicago Times says 1t Is reported
that the consolidation of the Pullman
and Wagner Sleeping Ger Companies
will soon occur. Negotiations to that
end are talked of, If not already in pro
gIess. George NJ. Pullman stated to a
Times reporter that such q union has
been the subject of gossip for a year
past. 10 his opinion, the chief adyan-
tages Of a single company would be in
Iavor OF tbs public, as ira sfers, that are
now necessary, could be avoided. Asto
Ine prospect Of a consolidation, Mr..
Pullman expressed no oDinion. The
Pullman Company runs about ZOO draw
ing-room and sleeping cars The waR-
ner Company, in which Vanderbilt is
the largest stockholder, runs about 40
cars, chiefly over the lines known as the
vanderbilt roads. The stock of the
Pullman Company is nearly $4,000 900.
and Its bonded debt little over 81 ,0OO'-
600. 'O0''
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
The Result In harrisburg.

OPINIONS IN wAsHINGT0N-A YER
DICT THAT is WORSE THAN A DE-
FEAT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The interest
felt in Harrisburg was so keen here that
private dispatches early made known
to number Of persons the details of the
day. The opinion Of those who have In
the course Of this evening heard these
details Is that Mr.. Cameron's victory 10
worse than q defeat for him, as it has
developed his unexpected weakness in
the State and the unexpected strength
and determination of the anti Cameron
and antlthird term sentiment.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Had to be kIiIed.

The valuable mare belonging to Hart
& Bro. that was burned during the fire
at their stable on January 22nd had TO
be killed yesterday. 1t was thought at
first that the animal could be saved, but
on Monday she refused for the first time
to eat, and the burned flesh commenced
20 drop of. Every known remedy was
tried in order to save her, but to no pur-
DOSE
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Latest cable Neps
LONDON, Feb. 8, l@

LONDON, Feb. 3, lSS
A dense fog prevailed here y'a'
day. /
The Empress Of Russia has an"
at st. Petersburg.
The Netos' Berlin despatch arI
Bavarian Parliament is deCl'''
against the Army bill.
1t is expected that Dr. Pa9l p'', p,
will be elected a life Senotor oi l'- ~
by a majarity of nine, in the paw
Count de Montalivet, deceased
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
An Invitation.

The American Rifles Of lhls ,an nv IA
been invited by the New ha'sa saa,,sui
of New Hayrn, Conn, 70 rscspIl
Veteran Active and Give = i' o5
that is TO take place in that c,', IN, ID
9th inst. Owing TO clrcnmI'tbe tbe RH
which they have no control I,'a ,s ,rspcppil
will not he able to attend Tue - ~.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
rhlLADELfHlA MARkETS.
WEDNESDAY Feb Asp N

" W@-DsfAoBAA oD, H. M
FLOUR is unchanged but very quiet W ith
sales OF 1900 barrels, including Min
at 50 75as7 Western do. do. at S6T5a
81 % and patent and other high grades at
u % a - 70. Rye flour is in limited re
guest at 81 70 and IS per barrel. Corn
Meal is nominal at o III T. O. b,
GRAIH.-W heat opened dull and lower.
but closed active and I cent per bushei
higher. sales OF lO,OO0 bushels, including
red at sl 4211; amber 81 43aSi Al, and No, 3
red, elevator, 81 42 February, 81 a March,
VI 10 April and 81 46 May, Rye sells lowly
at s0ayOc for Pennsylvania. Corn Is II,
limited request, with sales OF l2,OOO bush.
Including mixed and yellow at 57I<a5sc..
and white at 60c. At the open board SIC
was bid for February, 54lSc for March and
539sc. for April and 52l<c. for MAY. Oats
are doll. Sales Of 500 bushels, inciud-
Ing stained at i611a47c., white at i7l6a4g.-
The receipts to-day were as follows; 1870
bols. hour. 400 bush. wheat, 1880 bush,
corn, 400 bush. oats, 1000 bush barley.
l2lO bush. malt, 375 bbs whiskey.
WHIsKY-lO0 bbls. W estern iron -bound
sold AT sl Os per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, February 2, p. M.
BEEF CATTLE were rather dull this week
and prices were lower. 324l head arrived
ana sold at the different yards at 31<a6c
per D.. as to condition.
SHEEP were In demand at former rates.
I,OOy head sold at the different yards at
from SIC, per lb., and lambs OF a
Hoes were dull. 5000 head sold at n
&c: per pound as to quality.
Lows were dull. lS0 head sold at e2Oa
S5O per head.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05

1887 Prizes, amounting sic, 40
hesponsl6le corresponding agents want
90 al all points, 10 whom liberal com pen i.
sation VIII be paid.
Write clearly stating full address. for
further Information, or send orders by ex
press or mail, addressed only 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand ExtraOrdin ary Drawings
are under the supervision and man a3se-
ment OF Generals q. T. Beaurexard and
JUDAH a. Early. janl4-2taw4W&w
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05

L'IRST NATIONAL BANh
L OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE INI-
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRECEDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER.
Fafd up Capital, $500. 900
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Ex.
change furnished TO regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays
Uement b. Smyth, George W. Bush,
John II. Adams. eli Garrett,
Henry =. McComb, samI bancroft. Jr.
Oaniei James, William Tatnail,
Edward Belts. ianI-ly
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Fatal Disaster on IN. A.
Railroad OF PAR. .'eV

PARIS, Feb
A perfectly Cimmprlan dartu.,
vailed In this city all last nio,
deuser fog ever held sway Ip,hs IT,.
oils. Nothing TO resemble /, in H.
~ has been seen In Paris for ~.
long year. At midnight it wa, m. nv
bic to see twenty yarIs ahead. N.
lice,to facilitate the prosres, Of bsi
and belated citizens through lbs ~ ~
had fires lighted Oh the street ,,,
while the sergeuts DE- VILE vcre -
al RI, occasionally posting tben,,I,.
the corners with fariDg torches IN b
hands. No accident Of any 4 nom
mtnt was r. ported during the pOtr
this morning details came to b,sd
dreadful railroad cataslropLs :.
occurred last evening at CilchyI,I
lois, on the Western railroad n
nelghborhood Of this city.
RUSHING THROUGH rHErs
10 appears that the train from b
which left the 81. Lazare station I
O'Clock bound for Argenteuil, can.
collision In .ne dense fog with M
Of tho Circular Railroad al m
Levallois. The engine OF the lattsf 4
era he'd into the rear carriage ofu,
genteuil train and smashed mo nj,
Ihe epRineer lost both lego, aud Ii
ker was killed on the spot. VI thsu
sengers seven were killed outright
over forty were injured. Five H'a,}
carriages Of the AFgenteLll tran Il
telescoped and heape1 over each n
Al 81. Lazare and Asnieres, near N
the nearest points 10 the place when
disaster occurred, the scenes arc
scribed as OF the m ost narrowing lid
Aspecial train with medical sisl
ants and litters was sent from Pahi|
bring back the wounded, .he dJlbg
dead. Among those who are sehOl
injured In said To be NJ. Jolly, a u
popular opera bouffe artist SeVl
other distinguished member Of tbsib
trIcal profession aud n number o.
nalists are believed u have beeuOH
train.l The dense obscurity Of The
rendered the recognition Of The bOdla
the dead very difhcult.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05

II ENT IRON AND HARDWAup
IN COMPANY
In porters and ManufactuIers' Agents far
IRON, IRON, iS'
STEEL. STEEL.
HARDWARE, HARDWARE
AND COACH MATERIAI.
Have the Largest Stock of Goods in the
State In their line, and hest assorted stocs
In the United States.
200 AND 2m sHIPLEY AND a,s
AND i2H ORANGE STREETS.
WILHINGfoM DEE
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FOURTH EDITION
Inafcafien. for Ta-nnx.

Clear o. fair sceather. slossly rising tenn
pe-ature, slight rise. followed BY Ja.iing
barometer and southsrlp winda
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05

M ANTED-Copy OF the DELAWARE
w GAZETTE, (weekly) Of Sept. IL, 1875,
len cents Will be paid for q perfect copy OF
above date At THIS OFFICE.
jan2ewtL
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
TO p n Y SIClA N 3
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

hnoWlng from experience the dissatls
action so often attending the dispensing
OF many of the em ulsions In the market /
woulo call your attention to some of the
features of the emulsion which have nre.
pared and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction. The Oil used ia the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lons care ~ exercised In the choice Of all
material and in every detail OF its mann.
iaeture. By careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest pos
siole amount OF gum, and by the very mi.
mute division OF the oil globules is render
ed very fluid and perfectly paIstable.-
Each tablespoonful contains so Ger cent.
OF OH and grains of Hypophosphite OF
Lime. Samples will be gladly furnished
70 All Physicians who may desire them
factured and sold wholesale and retail by
W. K. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
l2-0 Nfuth and Market St.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
pancInRIast Ainh.

a, me rec 'ption gtven last ight by the
"a McCaoe Senate in the han OF tie
h1rdinan h building, was a very enjoy.
ao'e analr, TO all who participated. Tue
'haIcn was LED by Mr.. jacob A Null, az
There were forty couples on tba nroma-
made, and each lady was ptesen nt.d viii
handsome programme, WIN
The daily gazette., 1880-02-05
Levy Court.

special Dispatch to the GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, Feb, 5.-Tba Law
Court have completed the examipa,,oyy
OF the assessment lists. Ms.srs. poi.
Louve ana Sllvers were appointed 10 ia =
70 settle with the County Treasurer nm
n essrs. Wier and Wells 10 settl. w,Ih
the Trustees Of the Poor. "''"