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vsnnor's Almanac Bolle Down

What follows is q brief summary Oi
Vennor's almanac for this year. The
professors first prediction, as will be
seen, has proved reasonably correct: Pro-
liabilities for January-Blockades OF
snow in the United States about the 7th
and 9th; mild spell from January 18th
to February 18th; March 9th and 10
gales are probably around New York
and Boston, aud snow storms. In April
will be a snow storm on the 4th or 9th,
but spring will be advanced by the 10Th.
In May after the 10th, hot weather; on
the 18th aud 18th thuIlder storms. June
warm until the 11th, then cold until
the Goth; frosts on the 2Sd and 23d; Path
TO 26th hot. July-cold on the 18th,
10Th, 22d and 3lst, bot OH the 4th, 9th,
9th, 1lth, 18th, 18th, 25th, and 26th.-
August 4th and 9th will be cold. In
September the center of the month will
be its warmest part. October will be
open and cold. November will be mud
dy, with little fTosts. December will be
the warmsst ever know.
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r. d. CURTIS, the we'll known blooded
stock raiser OF Charlton, Saratoga Co ,
". Y ., says: sI consider the LlebIg Co. 's
Arnicated Extract OF Witch Hazel very
valuable liniInent and medicine. Every
TAI mer ought 10 have IL on hand. "A handy
and elective remedy Of this kind Is what
When repaired. much sutierIug wouid be
saved, aud no doubt many valuable ami
mals. With cattle IL cures blain, quarter
evil, bruises. sprains, urinary troubles,
gals, horn Nil. swelling. &c. With .eep
~ cures, aphtae, diseases of the feet, rel
water, rot, shaking. &e. With swine II
cures. authrax, rheumatism, rot, red
eruption, hog cholera, sore feet. Beware
OF worthless limitations. Sold In 50 cents
and dollar sizes reduced rates by the
half gallon or gallsn. Depot 10 Maiden
Lane, New York. Circulars mailed free.
ianz6-3Ld6WIt.
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MAP PIED.

WILSON Thursdsy the
byLerian Church, by the Rev. r.. B. Du-
Val, Mr.. Marcus f. Wilson 70 Misa Del
ma Quimby. both OF Wilmington.
KYLE-HART-In Philadelphia, Jan, n.
1881, by the Rev. Father Mccullough, Oh
81. Charles Borromeo. Henry T. Kyle,
of Wilmington. Delaware. to Miss Katy
E. Hart. OF Philadelphia.
CANN-ME9IN NISS.-At the residence
OF b. r. eginniss, Mount Hsrmons
Cecil County. Nd, by Rev. Robert 8.
Rowe, Robert NJ. Cam, of New Castle
County, 10 Lixnie Meginniss.
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Eat 9aily Sasstts.
- AT wrLMINGroN Posr-oFsioM
fsRhp sEcosD-oLAss HArrhh-
EIRST EDITION.

Ia ELECTION YET.-The oeaa'ooA
ovis,. 10 the Pennsylvania iegis-
~ On the ballot yesterday for U.
keuator, Wallace, D.. got W votes
| Republican votes were for Oliver
4 Grow, 5s; McVey, .; Hewitt r'
{,,ins, .; Agnew, Baird and Curtin
nns. The correspondent Of the
4 York Herald says -
rhe bolung repub'ioans wiz no
,Is themselves much If there be no
stion. ON the ground that their in-
," ,annca has TO. once brought
'nr"n to a realiza. on Of the power
'e nsoplc as rejected in the anti
bSihe members. Should there be
Rn"ator @ chosen ll6 ballots will have
taEen provid d there be one day
,n's time to when the Legislature
ady to adjourn. The law allows
abers of the LIE. .iflature 81 600 for
fession for 100 days, and $40 q day
hat time, not exceeding % days.
wears ago the members sat ont
Mi $50 days, and they will prooa-
DO so again"
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GeatruL Foreign NesOs.

LONDON, Jan. 28, 1881.
The thAw which set iu here has ex end.
ed to France.
The agent Of Ll0yds at africa, Peru
teieRraphs under date OF the 26th insI
that the blockade of CAllao has been
raised.
1t is reported that mob which was
sndeayorInR to moiest the oolliors who
had returned TO work In the Anterior
district has been disperaed by cavalry.
The thaw has rendered. the Thamt o
impossiD Ole for quite q week owing to
floating ice. Hanlan had two good
spina In Southampton hArbor yesterday.
In the Lower House or the Prussian
Diet to-day Herr WiDtthorsts rtsolu.
ton, declaring the celebration OF mass
and the administration the saora
meets exempt from penalty, came up for
Its second reading and was rejected by
vote OF 245 to 1l6
The Times 10 its financial article this
morning says:-"The Bank of France
has tried to cure the gold drain by issuing
notes. This has failed, as was predicted.
It IL quite posi- BILE now thai the only re-
sort OF the bank IL to fall back on the
silver standard, persuadinR as many
other countries as they can to JOIN them"
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A DECIDED IMPROVEMENT.

Anyone who has not been in the
q. S. Hotel, corner of Water and
French streets, would now be SUR
prised by stepping in and see the
improvements that have been made.
During the time named Mr.. J.. J.
Dougherty, the proprietor, has made
quite number Of improvements, in
fact it looks like new place. The
building inside, from cellar to roof,
has been repainted. The bed
rooms and Railways have been re.
papered with new and handsome,de-
signs. New carpets have been put
down, and new and elegant furni--
ture placed in the bed rooms, and in
the parlors lambrequins have been
placed at the windows. By making
these improvements Mr.. Dougherty
now has forty-6ve furnished bed
chambers, eight of which are double.
Although he has only occupied
the hotel since last March his bust.
ness has steadily increased, until it
is quite large, which is proven by 9
hasty glance at the register. He 10
always careful that his guests shall
be provided with the best that the
market affords.
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A GOOD WHEAT YIELD.

The Oxford Press says: Twenty
three acres of wheat oA the farm of the
late Eli McKissick, deceased, Lower Ok.
ford last year yielded 720 bushels, an
average sf over 81 bushels per acre. This
was large Yield considering the cir
cumstances, and the wheat was Of very
fine quantity, weighing 02 pounds pei
bushel. Part Of the ground had been
In corn two consecutive years, the wheat
following the corn aud yielding on thls
ground % bushels per acre.
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state Temperance Alliance

BY ajoint resolution of the Leg
islature both branches are to con
vene In the Hall Of Representatives
next Wednesday evening to hear
what the State Temperance Alli-
ance has to say in favor of addition
al legislation especially to hear the
merits ofthe new bill prepared un-
der its auspices, explained and dis
cussed. Several addresses will be-
made by prominent members Of the
Alliance aud its friends will, no
doubt, be present in force. The oc-
casion promises to be an interesting
ono.
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General News.

The total population of Da koto
Territory is 1876, 1S0, Of whom 52,S78
are females, 81, 79S Of foreign birth
and 1908 Indians, colored and Chi
neso.
Debate on the Pacific Railway reso>
luton was continued in the d 'minion
House of Commons ON Wednesday,
Amendments offered by several mem
bers of the opposition were defeated
by party vote.
Ex Senator VIM. 5prague yesterday
filed petition in the Office of the
Clerk of the Supreme Court of Wash
ington county, Rhode Island, praying
for q divorce from his wife, Catharine
Chase Sprague.
The first and only grain elevator on
the South Atlantic coast was opened
for business at Port Royal, y. c., yes
terday. Its capacity is 100, 600 BUSH
els.
Tho Atrato Mining Expedition of
Portland, Maine, after several days
detention at Newport, sailed thence,
yesterday morning, in the schooner
Joseph P. Machsca for Carthagena,
South America.
Specimens of mineral supposed TO
be coal have been found forty miles
south of Quebec. They have been
sent to Prof. Selwyn, of the Geological
Survey, for analysis.
The West Point Appropriation
bill was signed by the President yes
terday.
At Patterson, N. j., the trial of the
drst Of fifteen indictments against the
Morris Canal Company for neglecting
the condition of It's bridges in PassaiC
county, resulted yesterday in a YER
dict Of guilty on two specifications.
The remaining indictments are to be
tried in succession.
Before the House committee of For
eign Affairs yesterday, ex Secretary
Thompson flushed his argument in
opposition to the suggestion that the
construction of the Panama Canal
would be prejudical to American in.
terests, or in any way at variance with
the Monroe doctrine.
The position Of the steamer Wild
dington, sunk by collision with the
Gamma, at Halifax, is unchanged
Her cargo is being removed, and 1t
is thought she will be raised this
week.
A branch Of the Land League was
formed with fifty members, under the
auspices Of the Young Irisnmen's Be-
nevolent Society, in Toronto, nWed-
nssday night. Collections aggregating
$113 were handed in Nt the weekly
meeting Of the Land League branch,
in Quebec the same night.
At mass meeting of Irishmen, held
at Ottawa, on Wednesday night, to
further the objects of the LandLeague
addresses were delivered by Senator
Rowland, and =. A. johnson, of L.
Original. A subscription was raised
for the Parnell defence fund, aud Sen
ator Rowland announced his intention
of lecturing in aid Of the League.
President Cattell, of Lafayette Col
lege, at Easton, announced in the
chapel, last evening, that Hon. John
|. Blair, Of BlairstOwn, N. j., had Civ
en- $40, 1000 to the College for the en-
dowment of Presidential chair.
Tho bodies OF two recently buried
females we're exhumed by "body
snai ichers" in q cemetery at Alsxan-
dria, Virginia, oa Wednesday night.
The sexton surprised the robbers be-
fore they could take off the bodies.
but the miscreants escaped. Two ne
groes were arrested yesterday on sus-
piciOn.
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Amusements.
THEHAYEsTICs TONIGHT.

The TONIGHT.
b. 7. L. Snelbaker'S Majestic Con.
A hAlion makes its first appearance IL
city this evening. The consolidation
pmposed Of fifty first class specially
bs. The Boston Herald says:
ucther immense audience greeted Il c
hiestlcs" at the Howard .ast night,
fy one being delighted with the even
OF the entertainment. Three frs.
acls on the sage At one time l. GER
J? novelty, but it is satisfactorily
pmpllshed BY this troupe, to the de.
aud entertainment Of everybody.
individual artist is master OF his OF
specially, aud among no less than
members composing the company,
+ ls not all Inferior performer. Col.
p. L. Snelbaker, who is the sole pro-
o. aud manager Of the big show, IA
Ilns rapid strides. toward the front In
Chosen profess on, and exhibits AZ
ery aud sagacIty which mAny older
Pagers would do well 70 emulate.
ne performance will positively CON-
Pce at 7.30 o'clock, half an hour
ier than usual.
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Local Lanes.

ane Rosebud Assembly's annual re-
ION takes place in Webster's dane
Ding.
business beyond the passage Of
quarterly bills was transacted at
quarterly meeting Of the Trustees
nc Poor, yesterday.
NC new Levy Court will meet in the
). House GU Tuesday next for or
na'ion' lhe retiring members are
Us, " m. Lodge, Adolphus Hus-
- James Calswell, Albert II. Sill.
anu Alex Wilson. County Col
us "lll be appointed rext week.
ank CArswell and VIM. Blackbur,
l1rSe sled, capable of accommo-
: uoLen men. 1t is on Two set.
lnGrs, the forwald pair haino 90 80
n y oy steering gear. 1t can n.
startaS oau,'y y as a boat, and when
1.ai.eu Ioad down a good hill, with :
Iog oli'et S.L'I Presbyterian church 'n,., Ia.,
5 6, uur'ng a special service Isl :,
er IN behalf of the schooI '.'iSe s'IH oi
theological ni,n seminaIi les, a .O"ssss sta;ss
~ oi colleges was made bv a' NJ. con- %,
5|Eerrd p~'."r' y CD Dr. Read j. McKay
l ieG ar "a al address on The Tam mn's
on - T,uoent Ey Life, aud Il. n. pan.
ege." Vi hevivals in
< PINE e sixty members Of pos. NJ. :.
:, H. of Philadelphis. cam. v1. no; :" ut, 10
!. stIl' dr'n, last night, acco mpsnisd !" h. ~
Pom pa corps on a friendly yisi, ~
legs,ioos ost, No 2, Of this city. r.
wpsa pastallion drum corps the heu ,,s; ,ne
to brpa 'pet a. the depot and escort.
.fds tbaa boront headquarters. Aftsr-
beJ JJFosoy os & Hills store, and md en,on a%o,a
i Tausni. a. a handsome supper. unds- s
HIM, p'ceS ,I OF the ladies' auxi,Iis.o rof
stedS to e"s So evening en- a cake was nrs.
.nmandNoIo NJ No. 40 Post by Post NpP' Ps- :
Esentatioolr, d. ). Wheeler making .hs
Pattauls PUn speech. Post Comman' e
brokai !. IN n,, a few words. The 0a,bsr- ss-
lns ag bamo up at midnight, the sisiIor. snnor.
uoihe on a late tro; 'is''oIb
grsat GCEeS 'ros.r Of Twist just race, ,sd =,
ieh We iooacco : Mart, ,4th and sSu AZ, 81
pnd. Larooas oiaeseailing At 35 cents ~,
! lO,tfp fp''ces In the country. state
-. oHAPAAN, Prop'r.
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TAKEN AWAY.

The bulldog Brandy" that was So
badly hurt in the nght at the Schuetz-
Gu Park on Monday last, and left there
to die, was taken away ON Wednesday
evening BY one of the hackers. The
individual who took the dog away is q
prize fighter, and offered to bet 81, 900
that he could whip any man in Will
mlngton matched against him.
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HOSPITAL SUNDAY IN NEW
YORK.

The last Saturday and Sunday yearly
are selected as days 10 New York City
when donations kare solici cd publicly
and exchanges and collectors made in
the synagogues for the several Hospitals.
The past season brought over S50,0OO-
The idea is an imitation of q custom OBJ
served In London for yeaIs. They seem
to have surer plan in New Orleans
Instead of fostering half a hundred little
hospitals, they chatter a lottery, the
world famed Louisiana State Lottery,
and make 1t pay a million dollars to the
Charity Hospital Of N. q. Any ont
wanting information about the nexi
drawing on February 9Th, can receive il
by addressing NJ. A. Dauphin, No. 3lg
Broadway, New York Clty, N. Y, or the
same person al New Orleans, La. j26-6t
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A HANDSOME ALMANAC.

The New York Shoe aud Leather
Reporter has just issued very hand
some almanac, which cannot fall TO be
Of great use and interest to the leather
trade. The book contains lists of all
the manufacturers Of aud dealers In
leather in the United States, Canada,
Europe, South America, Australia, New
Zealand aud the Hawaiian Islands.
There are also appended review Of the
trade events in 1880, aud table OF the
receipts Of hides at Boston, for 1880.
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BOTH ON EXHIBITION.

Both Of the frames containing the
photographs of the members Of the
Water Witch Fire Company, that
visited Hagerstown and Frederick,
Md, are now en- exhibition in the
windows of Adams & Bro, 504
Market street. They will remain
there until tomorrow week.
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FOREIGN IrEMS.

The British Government has disarmsd
the Sesond Battalion, Eighteenth Royal
Irish Foot Regiment, stationed at Alder
shot.-The Fenian scare is spreading ell
through the Countrywide Home Rulers
have appointed q committee to show the
true character OF the Irish outrasss to
Parliament.-The debate on the Cosrcion
bill began in the House Of Commons
yesterday. Mr.. Bright declared that II
he had net been sure of its necesAity he
would have left the Cabinst.-Tha
Catholic clergy of Ireland have asked
tor thorough reform of the land laws.
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THE AGE OF MIRACLES

Is past, and DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will not raise the dead, viii
not cure you If your lungs are half
wasted by consumption, or your system
sinking under cancerous disease. Ii 10,
however, unsurpassed both as q psctoral
and Alternative, and will cure obstinate
and seveve diseases of the throat aud
lungs, and bronchial affections. BY viz
tue of its wonderful Alternative proper
ties it cleanses and enriches the blood,
thus curing pimples, blotches and or up.
tons, and causing even great eating
ulcers to heal. Sold by druggists. i2S-6t
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ICE ROATs.

Down on Chester river and other
Eastern Shore streams people are enjoy
log themselves by sailing around in Ice
boats. These boats are rugged on run.
uers and carry large sails, by means of
which, when fair wind prevails they
are propelled with great swittnes. A
Queenstown, Queen Aune's county man
claims TO have made eight miles In
six minutes In his ice boat.
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CITY COUNCIL.
4 SNORT SESSION LAST RvRHINa-BU7
LITTLE BUSINESS ACTED UPON.

4 SNORT SESSION LAST RvRHINa-BUT
LITTLE BUSINESS ACTED UPON.
City Council met last evening In reeu-
lar session. President Sharpley, prssld-
ing.
All the Standing Committees were
continued on the business Ia their hands.
The City Treasurer reported, ,$26, ,005.-
~ In bank to tue credit Of current ex.
psnscs.
The Chief Engineer Of the Water De-
partment reported 81 ineu In his employ
for the week ending January Path; pay
roll, &2OS.66
The Street Co ,nmissionsr reported IL
men and double team 10 bis employ
for the week ending, January 22nJ; pay
roll, t43. 81.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following petitions aud commsni-
cations were Introduced, read and re-
ierred to the proper committees:
From James Bradford, President o:
the City Railway, asking permission to
lay tracks aud the necessary turnOuts
and turn tables from Front and Marker
70 Monroe to Front aud Union.
From James T. Morgan asking that
water pipes be laid down Ninth street
frsn Lombard 10 Pine street.
Mr.. Msrris Taylor chairman of Com
rnittee on Legislation, presented an act
for the farther benefit of the public
schools Of this city. The act au horlEes
City Council to issue bonds to the
amount Of $60,0U0 TO build new school
houses. Ga his motion the bill was ap-
proved and ordered to be forwarded 10
the Legislature. Adjourned.
ORDERS.
During the session The following Or
ders were directed to bs drawn:
Wilmington Coal G.s Co., ..$5, ,oI1. SO
Sundry Bondholders,. ...... 1886, 90
II. B. Morrow, b. p. R..... 6,716.07
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A SUSPICIOUS PENSION PHTI-
TION.

WAsHINeToN, January 27.-The
Senate is flooded daily with petitions
asking for the passage Of Senate bill
496 for the examination aud adjudics-
ton of pension claims. Senator WAL
lace to-day presented q remonstrance
against the passage of the bill, signed
by nearly hundred PeHnsylvania OK
soldiers. This remonstanoebears marks
of having been prepared By pension
claim agents.
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Bali this Evening.

The first annual ball of the Rose
Bud Assembly takes place this
evening In Prof Webster's Dancing
Academy. About thirty members
of the Rose Bud Assembly of Ches-
ter will attend the ball. After the
ball the visitors will be entertained
at the y. s. Hotel.
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WATER TAXES

|lg rsoai %ster taxes for 1881 ar. nav
Ater Dsea Dsns &C BY the Registrar Of the
Fner Of sinth sin[t%ent' At his offioe, i. W.
b wish tom to axsiS and King streets. All
|portunitv "a svall themselves Of the
it will Gs oi saving the Ave per T cent sns
Ptil Fehre ro added to all bills not .i nsIJ
|lore S%Usry SsIruary should call and i' sastIs psic
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ANNUAL ELECTION.

Last evening St. Msry's T. A. b.
Society elected the following officers
President-Michael WbAlen.
Vice President-Robt. Elliott.
Secretary-Jas. Campbell.
Treasurer-Jas. McDonough.
Messenger-John Doherty.
Marshal Cannon.
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PERSONAL.

Edward r. Worrell, Esq, who
was yesterday nominated by the
Democrats of Philadelphia, as the
Democratic candidate for City So
licitor, is politically well-known in
Wilmington, having made effective
Democratic speeches here, during
the campaigns of 1876 and 1874.
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DIED.

MoCONNELL,-In this city on the zSth
inst, Margaret, vile OF VIM. MoConnsli
aged SO years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from the residence OF her hua.
baud, Ill hast Fourteenth street, Hatur-
day afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed
to the Wilmington and BrandyWina
cemetery. jan2I-tf
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GARFIELD'S PRIVATE sECRn-
TARY

Sr. LOUIS, January IA dsspAtoA
from Kansas City says:-Professor o.
q. Hill, Principal Of she Normal School
at Oregon, Hall County, Mo-, will 10
private Secretary to President Garfield.
Professor Hill was one Of the faculty OF
the College at hiram, Ohio, when MH.
Garfield was president Of that institu-
ttUn.
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DRAINING LAKE OKEECHOBEE
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. 27, 1881.

A contract has just been agreed upon
between the authorities of Florida and
J. y. Coryel, of Jacksonville, and A. B.
LindermAn, representing capitalists OF
Philadelphia and the Pacific coast, to
drain Lake Okeechobee, in South
Florida. II the scheme is carried out
12,o00,000 acres Of The best sugar land
In the world will be reclaimed. The
territory reclaimed will include the eel
ebrated Everglades, and will be In ex-
tent twice IS large as the State Of New
Jersey. This is the largest contract on
record, and when completed Florida
can produce more sugar than the United
States now consumes.
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THE ASSESSORS AT rHEHALL,

Tomorrow the County Assessors will,
sit At the City Hall for the purpose OF
assessing such persons as may have been
omitted In the general assessment. IL
% not presumed there win be q large
crowd ~ the Hall, - both Assessor re
made faithful assessment and have
since carefully revised their lists.
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h. Nor CoME.-Our Dover CORES
|bdspts letter containing yesterday
|ernyon's proceedings Of the Legis-
had not come to hand up to noon
! mails are very iudifferen'ly hand
pf late.
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A Mad Dog i'm New York.

NEW YORK, January 27.-A mad
dog was killed In Thirteenth street this
afternoon, after biting and tearing four
persons In shocking manner. The
injured persons are HeAry Mantel, M.
Rymsr, Daniel Fitzgerald and James
Doherty, laborers in lumber yard.
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"I'm drawing conclusion remarked
Adminidab as he pulled the cats tail-Edl
tor" remarked Amis wife, as she took q
dose of 5ines' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and HoarhOund for her cough. A rs cent
bottle does the business. For sale by ala
druggists. janl6-lm
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<ALl SrARRT YEsIERDAY.-Stocks
active and generally strong. Money
ll was easy, and 4 10 o. was the rate
are collateral. Governments open
leak, but closed stronger. Railway
were in demand and buoyant.
tign exchange was steady.
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SUPPER IN CHESTER.

A delegation from the Jefferson Demo.
cratic Club of this city will attend q
supper to be given by the jefferson
Library Association, on Tuesday even
ing. February 9Th.
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NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer IL the marvel OF the age for all
send 10 93l Arch Street Philadelphia,
oct O-ly
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A UoNFIDE nee MAN,

A few days ago . man a stranger. who
claimed to be q Government Ofdcial,
approached q. 8. officer In Chester,
and succeeded In inveigling twenty five
dollars from him.
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s.Ohl why should the spirit OF mortal
be proud ?" We give II up-but when we
see q man driving a 'prodd spirited"
team, we uuhesitatingly remark-.ha
man uses NJ. B. Roberts Horse Powders
Is cents vt all drug stores. tanl5-lnl
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Reward,-We will nay a reward OF one
th ousand dollars for any certificate pub
iished by us regarding DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup not found genuine.-Vegeler, Mey-
or a Co., Baltimore, October /, 1877.
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ly child was affected in the sam,
Iner as yours, MIS-. b. and Dr. Bull q
syrup gave 1t almost immediate
a, | would surely give II q trial,
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Indi satisns fer re-DAy.

Gold and clear or fair weather, north-
to westerly winds and rising barometer
during the day.
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NJ OrICE TO REAL kSTATE OWN Ekki5.
IN Those who sell or transfer Real Es-
tate and do not wish to pay the taxes Of
1881, will oblige the undersigned, by leav-
ing a notice thereof At eur ONCE, that We
may aEsess IL to the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
-- DENNIS KANE.
Once No. 10 East sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, 8 q. m. 70 u M:
to6 and toSp.D 1anls-2W,
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NEW ADvERTlsRHIENrs.

NJ OTICE.-The Perpetual Savings and
IN Lo IN Associa tion Is issuing new
series at one dollar share. This associ-
alton loans four hundred dollars ON each
share, deducts no premium, but collects
the same monthly.
LEA PUSEY, President.
M. l.. LichtensLein, Sec. jan4.lm.