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DkUNKS IN EVERY STYLE.
how DIFFERENT LIQUORS OPERATE
On DIFFERENT PEOPLE.
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how DIFFERENT LIQUORS OPERATE
On DIFFERENT PEOPLE.
From the British Medical journal.
An English physic an, DIR. Sholt-
house, has been making all iutsrestiu.
series OF observatIans ou the manner in
which NaiIouS drinks &C. on different
parts OF the cere brospinal system which
preside over locomoLlpn. tie says th.t
alt y mau psrta OF too large quantity
OF good SOUND wine or malt liquor, hv
usually staggrrs about from side To side,
bus gait is very unsteady aud If he comes
To grief aud To mother earth, he gener.
ally falls ON one side or the other. Jf he
takes too much whisky, especially the
abOmination which gees BY the name OF
IRISH whisky, he is almost certain 10 be
se'zed with All Irresistible impulse TO ia
for " ard Oh his ia g. If he got drunk Oh
cider or perry, the latter more especially,
lie is certain TO fall down suddenly on
lls back, aud apparently without any
previous warning. He once saw a
number of men VINO had made Los mer-
ry at harvest all fail gain and again
ia the same manner. tie had never
witnessed anything Of the kind before,
aud was not iiItle amazsd as sell as
amused. Tue fArmes, who was a vef,
shreHd Herefordshire man, told hin
that that vas the effect invariably pro.
duced by perry, Of which his men hac
that day pa:taken liberally. He ha.
since that time s ell seve al isolatet
cases whicn have corrsborated the ia
mrr's version of the action Of an over
dose Of perry or cider.'
DIR. Shorthouse researches, unbap
PLY, have not been conducted will
sufficient precision, nor have they ex
tended over sufficiently wide field
American Investigators could have in
formed him that not only do differel
drinks affect men in various WAYS. bu
the effects differ according TO the qua .
tity of the beverage Imbibed. Thu,
while four fingers of the whisky pecil
liar to cheap saloons will cause til
subject violently to invert other peopl
dose Of fourteen fingers will lea
him peacefully to invert himself. Til
gin Of similar resorts, which is not di
tiugnishable from the ordinary turpel
tine Of CONNIE &c, produces pedal OF
tanglements and precipitation upo
the bridge Of the nose, fact observe
by the Psalmist, who made allusion
the relation Of the feet to the gin. tt
rum of these places invariably induc,
pedes rian exercises upon the ear, Il
white MedfOrd variety leading the 81
iect invariably TO walk of upon h
left ear, while old Jamaica as invari
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GARFIELD ELECTED.-Ths r.
suit of the election SO far ~ we can
ascertain now shows very conclusively
that New York wac the pivotal Slate
But it also shows that the battle was
a tremendous :one in all the States
upon which the Democrats looked IN
the North for the additional votes to
the one hundred and thirty eight Of
the South necessary to elect Hancock
and English.
The shock of battle in little Della
ware shows plainly the force and de-
termination Of our opponents. We
look in vain for any part Of the great
Union of States in vi hich gains for the
Republicans 40 not appear.
When the sixty-two thousand ma
jority claimed by oar friends in the
city Of New York dwindles down to
three or five there is but little wonder
that the Democracy Of Wilmington,
against which an additional negro
vote Of q thousand was hurled, was
unable to hold their ground; nor could
it be expected that the Democrats Of
New Castle county could, hold their
ground when the black tide rolled over
our gallant lines in such numbers as
met US yesterday.
The county at This writing appears
to have gone for the Republicans by a
majority ranging from one to two hun.
dred. We cannot tell until the returns
are received. At an earlier hour to-
day we regarded the county as SAFE
But at this writing 1t does not look as
though we had carried single name
on our county ticket.
Kent and Sussex are Democratic
and the State is safe, as the Legisla-
ture will DO two-thirds Democratic,
securing the reelection OF Senator
Bayard, whose defeat the Republicans
desired to accomplish to assist them
to control the vote OF the U. y. SEN
ate.
In view OF the terrible rsverses in
all paris Of the county, We have to CON
gratulate our Democratic friends in
Delaware that it is as well with them
As it is,
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ladies'Merino
Underwear.

These articles are general
ly sold for all wool, though
they may be part.cotton I;
Or for all silk, though they
may be part cotton, or even
only plated with silk.
We prefer to tell what
everything we sell is made
of, so far as we know; and
to let people buy with full
knowledge. Indeed, that
is our only way Of safety;
for unsatisfactory goods
come back to us; and the
worst possible (to us reas-
on for goods coming back
is a discovery that they
are not what they were
sold for. We do not in.
tend that they shall come
back for any reason, least
of all foI that one.
We have Children's un-
the same quail
ties as ladies'; and many
others as well.
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I.---Vest and
Drawers.

IIHlte Me1'lnO-. we nave
at least a dozen makes
and qualities Of what is
called white merino. The
lowest in price is 80 cents.
1t is rather heavy, rather
soft, and probably fully
onc.third wool. 1t is the
best article we ever saw
for the money-so good,
in fact, that it crowds hard
our own 70 cent garment.
The highest in price is
SmedIey's-on the ocean,
will be here in a few days
which will sell for about
!S3 30 for a medium size.
Between these extremes
are Cartwright & Warmers
and many American
makes.
Scarlet Wool-Two quail
tiles: an American at So
for all sizcs--whichwe sold
last year at 81 25-and
Cartwright & Warmers,
$3 75 for medium size.
Nf7hyr aOorsted-scallet.
light blue and pink-Fine,
soft and permanently clas-
tic; a most agreeable gar
ment, 81 10 for all sizes.
IaUo-thirtls Sah. Bret
ties, natural silk color
only; gauze weights to 8
thread. The price varies
according to weight and
size, A medium weight,
6-thread, sells at 81 %
for medium size; the heav-
lest 8 thread at s. % fol
medium.
Very few merchants keep
pure-silk at all this grade has
to take Its place, and is sold
for rpure silk. 1t is guaranteed
by the maker, who is the most
distinguished maker of silk un-
derwear to be exactly two-thirds
silk and one-third cotton.
.Silh,-Brettle's, natura
color, rose pink, pale blue
=. and cardinal, gauze weigh
to 8 thread. The pric,
varies according toweight
+ size and color. A medium
f. weight, 6-thread, natura
color, sells at 81 Is, th'
other colors, 81; the heav
lest, 8 thread, natura
$ color, Sc %. The othe
,e ,s colors are of one weigh
ID ID only, viz, 6 thread.
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SHERIFF SALE,
SHkkIfES SA1E

SHERlFFS SALE.
~ By virtue OF a ~
hxpohas To me directeI ~ uu oi
public s,le nj the ' viii be-
HOTEL OF GEORGE VIM.
In the city Of New Ca,,o
hund,ed. New Castle cum conn,v \
On WEDNESDAY, Tho r"''H
vember, lasO, at ioo,,'.um,,,. I.m Y
The following describsd ,,
All that plantation w 'edl
ituale IN Pencader huuJr rsct
~ OF New Castle ard STAT u
nOuhdeA and described nv I'll ~
Beginning at a black saH 'tnlio
laLds late of Dr. James ~ "
a corner for land late of ~ AZ, ~
thence with said lin DaVld|
anu 10 minutes east n nT,'n i,n
stAke,a corner for land laio ~ ,,n W.T.!
lnentew With SAID last n,en,,uoliaa oiaar
~ degrees and - mlnntas. a.,oaeu 'n,
ches To "A white oak thanas uast y
yrees. east % | 10 per,bna hor
n corner lnr said Lana lats ~ " y
ana In line ol land I.te y. ~, hat
rlckson. thence with sII l VI Ja'
grses and 10 minuLes es., t'ne ~, - p
10 a STAKE, thence blnJlny- . 90
late OF James Derrick.nn ~ W J.,
Martha l'aws,south - drp. iu Sna y y
west ~ per"hea foa mari .u "'in y y ,
ing IN the line of land iu,a nlv y
Jackson,t ,thence with said l,,'. '.e ', y
gfees anu 80 minutes west A ,Aa u'
ASH corner Tor said land loi. \, fJ'
son, thence binding Oh The pa'
late OF David Morgan norm ''o' ~
ana ID minutes west ssh, rrha.o y, "
thence north q degrees e,.i fo y,
Jhence north two degrees wa',i
10 lhe place OF begiuniny a.
nlnety-one acres one rood anl
OF md more or less,
Seized and taken in aY.cu,t
property of SAMUEL h SIR,
ceased { Mary A. sutton a,l,nI,i,
OF Samuel Is, Sutton deceased =
ry sutton. Mary wife Of Mon
Gray, Lillian wife o
children aua heira-at-hw # !
sutton. deceascd). and to be .ol
JOHN PYLE
Sheriff's = Ofice, New castle II
O'c2b IN W. fits
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-.-T.I ANNOUNCEMENT
y NJ x. GARHARI.,, !,

Formerly the reliable from n, PhilsdelPh's
this city, has returned iro'
and is opening outa ,o aToRE,
MERCHANT TAilo ue earnestly
At ssl East Fourth street oid friends = s4S 4
soIicits n cit q call from his b1s Gsu new stock =
cnstomers TO examine neantnlily, -,
goods. Nei' N. X, GAhh"
lCt9-Bt,
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November 3, 4, . and 8, 1880.
$50 Reward.

The above reward Will be- paid for any
lnformatioL that may lead 10 tho recov-
who has been missing slice Tuesday
night, the 10Th Inst, or the me rev ard
Will he paid for any Information that will
lead 10 his reco- -ery II living.
Oct2i-Bt. cATHERI r. BIEYFR
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue of "A writ NJ Ieyari r
to me directed. will be exposed ID
sale, Ht the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
No. S4l Shipley street, kept by n
Pyle in the city Of Wilmington, Nd|
tie county, Delaware on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of Nod
A. u. 1850, at 2 0 clock, p, M
The following described Real
viz: All that certain lot, piece "a
of land situated In the city Of Wind
and which II more particularly u
and described ny follows, " viii:
ming ut II stake on the westerly
Windsor street, lat thirty feet VII
tween sixth and Seventh streets
the distance Of ~ feet from the sOq
side of Seventh street, thence aid
southeTly side Of "A four feet wide
westerly ana parallel with seventh
81 1eet 10 the easierly side OF anOthl
feet wide alley, thence along SAID
alley side south rly parallel with
sor street. and Madison street 81 II
stake, thence eastefly paralial VIII
enth street SS feet, u the said
Windsor street aforesaid, and
thereby nOrtherly ~ feet To the pl
beginning, be the contents lhereOl
or less.
Seized and taken In execution
property OF jacob Kebman, de'
Joseph j. RebnHn, executor OF
Renman, deceased. who was lh'
vlVing mortgagOr of kOsanna ne
deceased, ana Daniel MrNey and Ill
his wife, 1. t., and to be sold Dy
JOHN.PYLE, sh
Sherins Office, New Castle, OclO
1880.
nov25- -3taw-ts
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WANTED.

UYANTED-A purchaser for two q feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near FRANKLIN. Address
sep9-d&wf Nv" GAZETTE OFFICE.
M ANTED.-A purchaser for two hnely
w located cottage lUta at ReholIoLh,
near the beach. or au exchange lur city
property. Address. "D " this office.
sep9-d& W.T..
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ON TUESDAY,

JHERIFF'S SALE. .,r, Fad
- BY virtue of a wrlt oi .s,i le,"i IN mi
10 me directed Will be exposed " P1
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. 81 Shlpley street, kept, n,9tnn ns is" M
Pyie, in the city of WiIinii'b'oH'
Cystie County, Delaware OIL -.
SATURDAY, The Both day Oh o'''
at 2O'clock, p, H.
Tho ALLOWING described real es.n,T' ,uMG
Al that certain lot or piece oi I"t thera
no n three story brick hoHsvU vUiimio
arected situate in the cry VI oicaslle a
ss, n, the county Of New Ga1a,.acrih1
@ni -, DaIa ware. bounded ana ueso, an
SUAso so,InIys To wit: Beginning s,ws g
asieriv side OF Madison hlre1, rhs distan|
SiSth and Seventh streets AZ Iii side
of 3i feet from the soutnGGt3le Of d
Seventh street ana ihS The adi0iI
brIek wall dividing thlh iiom tnence soutI
ing property on the ~, o,,ab,son street. a
,ay,, y feet live Inches to the uhi.,iu uh.nis and II
SrIn,, divIsion wall between hnnce thl1 eas
,tlHoing oiioH house on the south, ei tiei rhroua
auyV ,iI oaraIlel to Seventh slIeoa gall
elS eS tddie Of the said dlvlsiVth roe feI
@ t@no n,ha weslerly side ot ~ ~ sired
wtIa feI ailey leading into sese"il sew alley ID
thence noTtherly along the lercet sai' frleen ID
and parallel to MadlsPn ,bence sc,'v westerly q
napalleI 10 Seventh slIeet al menti0nt
the middle OF tne nssce lace OF begihnlng,,s
wan ol .a,,,S thereof what Ino'
pnok a vol. 8, page ll0. &C. c.ocution ss y
boon y, ond iaktn in eAecu,olds a1
oela ~ William IL. he1 ~ he sol
ssPaP5 ss9PSH 4. his wife and (; ft;ynE +; gn sheriff;
y yshe1rs Once, New caS''o. oo.ctIS-eodts'
1880.
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fINHE ARTlZANs SAVINGS BANK.
N2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Nth, 1881.
NJ, until 4. M. aud ON tuesday and raj
urday evenings nom TO 4oclock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are rot withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus Ter.
manent deposits compound their intei cal
twice in each yearN orp
Clement 4. smyth, George W. Bush,
S Sathan,i n r. benson, n. i. IichensteIn.
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job III. jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. IL. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President
Eo. y. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-iy C. 4. TAYLOR Tre1su reT .
L,IRsT NATIONAL BANh
T. OF WILMINGTON
REPosIroRY OF THE PuBLIo MoNEi
AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWAR., BELTS, PaEsID DENr.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid mp Capital, : sooO.OOC
Philadelphia, New York and Boston n
change furnished TO regular Depositrr
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays ana ursds
al $40 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
foSn GsnfR. r. Ras%ss R asms'h SOSEs i n1rst. @ h0'A
Henry ). McComb, sars Bancrort, Jr.
Daniel James, william Tatnall,
Edward R~tte. ianl-1y
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kOTICkB.

A. OrICk.-Dslaw@r are Western X. X. Sun
~ day trAink between Wilmington and
Landenberg will be disoontinue ued after
sunday, October 3lst.
oct2g u ID. CONNmLL, supt.
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SHERlFF's SALE,

d
BY virtue OF a writ of Secs1
Vendit'onl Exronas TO me aired
be exposed To public ale at ihe
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. .CURR
In the village OF Chrlsiiana. WI
Creek hundred, New Castle
Delaware, on
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MONDAY
The 9Th day Of Noypmber

The 9Th day Of November, /
at 10 o'clock n. M, the following H
real estate, viz
a lot OF land situated near Oglel
White Clay Creek hundred, Nd
county, bounded as FOL ows 10 y
the north by lands uf Dennis Nod
George Allen,on the east by lands'
4. Smailey, on the south By N
samuel +. hlrich and james Il.
ham, on the west by lands 0f
Nowlin, Containing ii Iacrrs Of a
or less, with "a frame house anl
thereon erected.
Siezed ard taken into execution
property ol Geors Carter, and I'd
by
JOHN PYLE, 81
Sheriff's ONCE, New castle. Oct
1880. Oc9l
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TNEACHER3' INSTITUTE
The sixth annual Teachers' Institute,
for New Ctistle County, will b, held Ia
the college oratory, Newark, Del,
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY,
November 3, 4, o and 8, 1880.
The law requires all Teachers TO at end
hese lnstitu es In their re pective coun-
ties, unless unav0idaDly detained. HON
Will be provided for the accommodation
OF all Of our teachers A full corps OF
eminent Instructors and lecturers win be
present To instruct and Interest all who
may attend. Let all Who have anv inter-
est IA education attend these meetings.
The meeting will organize "Wednesday,
al 10 O'Clock n. m. J. Ii. GROVES,
superintendent.
Smyrna De-. Dot. ~. oct2l.w1.
NJ O1lCE.-Gvery democrat that wishes
IN to be naturalized will leave their
names at the store of W. ii. Quinn, No.
l2L Market street, aud bring their vJuch-
ers, the Com nittee Will see that they get
their pspers. by order the Democr itic
Association. W. ii. QUINN.
sep2O u. Chairman.
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$50 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for any
information that will lead TO tire arrest
and conviction OF apy person or per- ons
whoAe nc ions may inclte TO riot ON the
occasion Of the parades OF Wednes lay
and Thursday evenings, October 27th ana
2sth: J. r. ALMOND, Mayor.
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cHERIFF's SALE.

On bhirr . phbi''
BY virtue OF writ OF Levarl Facl
me directed, viii be exposed to ?
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
81 Bhipley street. Kept by Isaac I.
in the city OF wilmington, New
county, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
The 9th Day of November, lS5
At 2 O'Clock, p. m, the following desoi
real estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece OF palo
land situate In the city 0i lllhii.
bounded aid described Ms follows, 70
Beginning at the northerly sue W
enth street between Poplar ana Louls
sire cts at Samuel McCaulley me, VI
Herewith parallel with foplal 49,
feet 10 a stake, thence easlefS ~
with Eleventh street 10 ltet 10
thence southerly parallel WIN ,i1 MI
mentioned line % feet Ia the salu wi
Eleventh street, and thence tneio
westerly IL feet TO the place oi "'s'N
be the contents more or less
Seized npd taken IN t1eeullo, ~
property of Michael j. : ora aai
nortgagor OF Margaret Ford ueVo'
and 10 be sold by ,,.,v a,sr,i
,oon IA Octl-Aaw
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CRessy q HILLS Depot.

BARGAINS
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THE MISSING SAW MILL.-The other
dey Z. G. met, an old friend who was
foTmsrly o prosperous young l0mbeIman
up North, but whose bad habits Of drink
Ing resulted as they often do, though he
has since reformed and is trying 10 do
better.
H"How are you ?" said T. @.
"Pretty well, thank you, but I've Just
been to doctor TO have him look at my
throatn
"What'a the matter?"
swell. the doctor couldn't give me any
encouragement. At least he couldn't
find what wanted him to find."
~ asked him 20 look down my throat
for the saw mill and farm that had gone
down there"
"And did he SEQ anything of itf"
"No, but he advised me il. ( eyer got
another mill TO run it by water" ."-Detroit
Free Press.
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The I World for 1880.

aHt .H .saa
Democrats everywhere should inform themselves
carefully siks setina their party fn.,si-
out the countrp and ofthe movements OF their Re-
publican opponents. A fhilure 70 do this In 1875
contributed greatly to the ins3 by the Deniocrncv
OF the fruits Of the victory fairly Of tho pos.
The year 1880 promises 20 ha ono Of tha nnet In
:e 81 Ss en-
election which may result In 'Fe-catablishinE tho
Government OF this country on the principles Of
ito constitutional founders, or fr foYtnanently
changing the relations Of the States to tho Foder
Power. No intelligent man can regard such On
election with Indifference. Tho Wonp, ca tho on,-
ssAtiy Er9ish .e.ssasnsr sahlisbeA Il the city =
New York which upholds the fdoct7ineSlof 6onpii-
m6eratc party ia this great eaiiyasS it Viii do
faia In no spirt 1ervs pAstfsannhipr tct tempe.
rately and lYmly. AS neYppaper tbs YoRIID Sc.
Ing the organ OF no man, no elquS and no ihtefeae
Will preaant tho fullest md fhe IS
can mako Of each day's passing history In tho city
,he stats, the country and tho world II win aim
thinge In all that Il Published No man, howsver
humbi hhall ever be permitted truly to complain
that he hos been unustiy dealt With In .he cot,no
OF tho WORLD. No Interest, EoHeyer powerful.
shall ever DO permitted traIy to boat that is can
silence the fair criticism Of The WoHLp. s., lls
aI1 1ns paffs ysar the Wons has Sse s
pushed far beyond that Of any ots.vT 7sE..T sTs-
paper In the country This great increase has Been
Won, 20 the WORLD believes, by iruthfulne,s e.
faEf.s!.e ee==>lsse selyitS n
loyalty to itself and To- its readers fI
deaiirB with tho queations OF the day. It IA onF
hopo snd ~ viii be our deAvorI Ithntthe WoALnS
record ior 1880 may be written in the appreciation
readers In nl pass ef izsoluhlo Union or
In6estructible Statos. - - =,
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r1EF ArorgIEHD0 m.
s@Mu.


lDaugtte., ion't let mother do it.s
DO not let her slave and toll
While you sic useless idler,
Fearing your soft hands to soil.
Don't you see the heavy bnrthens,
Daily she is won't to bear, 81
Bring the lines upon her, forehead
Sprinkle silver in her hair?
Daughter, don't let mothe-doi Il! 2,
Do notlet her bake,and Groil ~
Through the long bright summer hours
Share with her She heavy toll.
Soc. her ey, ms lost Its brightness,
Faded ifUm the cheek the glow,
And the step that once was broyaht
Now is feeble, weak and SLOW.
Daughter, don't let mother do i'll
She has cared for you so long,
Is it rigs,t the weak and feeble
Shor d ve toiling for the strong?
Wake I'm ycur iistless lGnguor,
Seek iieT side to clseer and bless,
And your grief will be less bitter
When tie sods above her press. ~
/. Daughter, don's let mother do It'll -
You will never, never know
What were home without mother,
Till that mother lleth low ~ .
Low beneaththe budding daisies, (
Free from earthly care o. pain-
TO the home go sss1 without her, ~ .s4i
Never 10 return Hgain. sAa F5
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- Tho sigma Of an inevitable dAcli.sa
In tho prices OF the largo staples have
begun to appear in varioua directions.
/ sIron, which has hung so long aEl What
was once theifabulous price OF $40 d ton,
has begun to shade OF TO $685. Through
fretghts on The great trunk linen, which
partly make-lI5 ayeraEepE pRIee5 alf over
tho country, have been redacs4 once In
the last month and ara Co 20 atill lover.
Water transportation comes into play
earlier than psualeE lakes and In the
EFfe canal with p. AsIdF lsHect 81 i {
prices, which are aloWly eettling down.
Everywhere finen with their eyes open
can SEQ that whilo the country has stocked
upland filled up: and spent ita esrninga
dnri6E tfle Vldsss 4 and Cd Do cd y $la
deficiencies of hard times, good Gall
kinds are being turned out with extraof.
dinaTy rapl 81 10 TO the future sdpSsiys,
Sof the gfeass btepiSs shese APPEARS to be
no raasnn to donb bt chat th o crcpa o e 1880
viii exceed those of 1870 from 10 TO Is
par cert, 3 i r;
A number Sf the nesfoes who emf
grased 70 Indiana are strag5ling baek.
s,4:.. 4
their way TO their ,honesin North Caro-.
lliih. Ore OF tsseff col d easns s6a Haas d .t
/ "a atl no Wolids heT, iishi one yei8 II
North CaEoiihns than to live to b0 Gas old
ssS Grant, in Ind diahn, 1, ( IS ha ed, not zeeiE
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most unWelcoue folks'' no ever saw.
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zone Of tbs w eatefsl "a iass sio
nor AlaFitYs pf hcF ionsnat IA due 20 the
fact thst tlie peoR d kEa 6lSRttS d cxpec-
firly she Eil cay gngnel thing abe Ought
A clergyman recenlIy arnused his
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~ Hive manner, that, nosWitb Hing
TIC hard ,es, aes 81 sges of BID f.tse
l'ncs hesa scas deizs.s $40 lotar
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COUNTY, on AnDEHsoN.

NJ X. Richardson, Adninistrator Of j. T..
Y Richardson, deceased, against Ada O.
t Richardson, BSulAls y, Richnf6son, ct NJ.
- C6npieirlt 20 ,Ssll l7sttl Estdts ili 'eid Of
Asscfs, R1ftsflon, &c.
I m N otedienoe To an order Ia. the shove
stated cAss from hin Honor Thonns
Thohtsoa, presiding Judge OF the 8th Judi
Icial Circuit all per5oIis having claims
Galnst the Estate Of j. Frank Richardson,
deceased. aios herc.,y notified TO establish
Easd clainna before ss-ic on or by the Brat day
w. w. .IFu1f2HREYS, Mater.
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