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Dimensions OF ocean steamers.

For the sake Of comparison it may
b interesting to give the dimensions
OF several large ships afoat and build.
ing. In point Of length the City OF
Rome, with her projecting stem, a
feature in the construction Of all the
lima an steamers, and one not likely
soon to be abandoned by them, 10 next
in size to the Great Eastern. The City
OF Rome is SAG feet in length, the Great
Eastern 676. The Great Eastern in
breadth is 80 feet 8 inches depth, go
feet, with a registered tonnage, exclud-
ing engine space, OF 10, ,343. She has
stowage for cargo to the axtent OF
1000 tons, and the capacity in her
coal bunkers is 10000. When loaded
she draws 80 feet Of water. The City
of Rome lis SO feet 9 inches broad, and
3Ss feet deep with gross tonnage of
8,4l5. While she is thus 16 feet longer
than the Servia, and Q inches more
beam, the Cunarder is actually . feet
Q inches deeper, and is said to be able
to carry few tons more cargo. The
Cunard liner Gallia is 450 feet long
and As feet broad with gross tonnage
of 5000; the Arizona, 400 feet long
and 40 feet broad, with a gross ton
mage of $500; the Orient 460 feet
long and 48 feet, 9 inches broad the
Partisan, 450 feet long the Anchor
line Furnsssia, is 445 State of Me-
braska, 895; Nutting Hill, 4s0 ;
Alaska, 525; Spartan, $40 Drum
mond Castle, 375; City of Calcutta,
400; Kansas (building) 4s5 !; Austral
(building) 400; the Clyde, 365, and
several Of the White Star liners about
400 feet long. One Of the Cunard
steamers, named the Aurania, pres
emily under construction in the yard OF
Messrs. James and George Thompson,
Ia to be of somewhat unusual dlmen.
sions, some 4s5 feet long and 81 feet
broad, with tonnage of $500 and
the other, the Pavonia, will carry
\. 200 tons.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
dickens, Dream.

Apropos of dreams, tits not q strange
thing ii writer's Of fiction never dream
of their own creations, recol Iecting,
suppose, even in their dreams that they
have no real ex xistsnce? / never dream
ed OF any OF my own, and l feel 1t SO in-
possible that would wager that Scott
never did his, real as they are. had a
Lood piece of absurdity in my head
nirht or two ago. 1 dreamed that some
hody was dead. dou't know, but it's
not to the purpose. 1t was private
gentleman, and a particular friend, and
1 was greatly overcome when the news
was broken to me (very dsiicately) by q
gentlemen In cooked hat, TOP boots,
shock, Nothing else. ..Good God T.
said sis he dead ""He 10 dead, sir" re-
ioinsd the gentleman, "as door nall
Bat we must all die, Mr.. Dickens soon
or or later, nay dear sir" "Ahl" said.
es to be true. Very true. But what
did he die Off" The gentleman burst
| into a Hood of tears, and said In q voice
broken by emotion, "He chIistened nj,
| youngest child with toastins.tork.
never in my life was SO affected Is at hii
having fallen vic'im to this complaint
| IL carried conviction 10 my mind tha
| he never could have recovered. 1 knew
| that II was the most interesting and Ia
| tai malady in the world, and l wruni
the gentleman's hand In convulsion o
respectful admiration, for felt that ex
PLANTATION did equal honor to his heat
and heart.-f Letters OF Charles Dickens
Vol. III.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
THE CHRIsTMAs BELLS.

Oh, hear the sweet bells as they ring,
And welcome the glorious morn
The day when our Saviour and King,
The blessed Messiah. was borhi
Behold in the zenith his star!
How 1t brightens the heavens above!
And princes perceive from afar,
And come with their treasures of love,
Then Join every voice In the song,
the sweet bells of Christmas awake;
Come join in the iubilant throng,
The journey to Bethlehem take.
Bring gold, for monarch is born,
In David and Solomon's line;
Bring myrth, for the sorrow and scorn.
Bring incense, for he Is divine!
He comes and tho shadows depart
From all the DARK reg Ions around!
He comes. and eioicing, each heart
With songsi with salvation resounds |!
NO longer In doubt and distre
Poor wayIarers stand on the shore,
Now Jesus is waiting to bless,
And lead them the dark river o'er,
Bring Incense OF worship. bring gold.
All gifts at his feet shall we lay;
The Saviour by prophets sforetold.
Jehovah /. with us to-day
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23

If the mother Is feeble 1t 10 impossible
that her children should be strong.
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pounn is perfect splciic in oil chronic
diseases in ihe sexual system OF women.
Send to Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, 23S
Western Avenue, Lynn, NJ ass, for
pamphle cts. -
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
n..x s,cner: none poorer.

The lath day of December. 1881, came
m lis regu lar course, and on that DAY
took place the extraordinary semi an III
nual drawing of the Louisiana state Lot-
terry, under the sole management p 1a Hea' =
Il Early Il s@ Of Waes being the iseth in monthly J
sequence. Over half a milllen OF dsliars
was placed at the disposal of tine iu"ky
investors In tickets. some are ~ nuSn ihaa
drain On his cigar fun made by the
sending OF a dollar or two to M, A: Dau'
min. New orleans, La, and Others VIII
follow suit by January l0th. the mex
distribution day.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
Health is Wealth !

N DR. y. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
ikEAfMaNT; speciii q for HysIeria, Diz-
Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
sspernatorrhea, I'm mpotency, ,Inyolun tary
omissions, Premature Old Age, caused
ny overexertion, self-ahuse, or over-in-
uulgenee. which leads 10 misery, decay
eases Each box contains one month q
treatment, One dollar q box, or six
nokes oni. for i've doliars sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt price. Wetuarantee SIX
pnAes . to cure any case. With each order
iieGelveo by us for six bexe accomp n
nnWlth reu WIN nve dollars. we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to re-.
suin sal the money II the treaime Mt does not
sheet cure. Guarantees issued only by
~, ., DANFtRTH, Druggist, corner en-
soe agent,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
From the N. Y. Star. H.-
A NONOGENARIAN MARRIED.
THE VENERABLE MIR. q. q. sICKLRs
MARRIED TO MRS. SAWYER,

THE VENERABLE NH. u. y. SlCkLkh
MARRIED TO MRS. SAWYER.
No recent wedding has caused SO
much comment as that of George g.
Sickles to his housekeeper, Mrs. Mary
Sheridan Sawyer, which took place
yesterday morning in the old st.
Johns Church, in Varick street.
Aside from the prominence of the
groom, who is the father of General
Daniel E. Sickles, late Minister to
Spain, his great age and the peculiar
circumstances attending the marriage
were sufficient to attract vast throng
Of curious people to the church. The
groom is 90 years old, With long,
snowy hair and q patriarchal beard
that hangs almost to his waist, while
the bride is 48 years old, and, like the
bridegroom, the posssssor of grand
children. Mrs. Sawyer is the widow
of Sergeant in the British army, and
for the past twenty years has been
the venerable Mr.. Sickles' house,
keeper.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
THE BRIDE AND GROOM ARRIVE.

Before the crowd had gathered at
the church Mr.. Sickles and his bride
had reached the editice in close car
riage and entered the vestry room,
where they remained for some time
receiving the congratulations of their
intimate friends. AT II O'Clock, the
hour announced for the ceremony to
take place, the church was filled with
people, all of whom appeared to be
anxious to secure glimpse OF the
happy couple.
A squad of policemen were on duty at
the church doors, forcing back the crowd.
The greater portion OF the congregation
was composed principally of the curious,
but In the front seats, which had been
reserved, were many friends of the
bridegroom. Among those most notice.
able were Mr.. Stephen Massett, Hon.
John b. Haskin, Mr.. Matthew j. Gable,
Mrs. Carlton, a daughter of General
Sickes and a granddaughter of the
bridegroom; Mr.. Charles Roome, Father
Bjsrring OF the Greek Church, Mr..
Royal K. Deaue, the Master of Kane
Lodge, f. A, NJ, of which Mr.. Sickles 10
mem Der, accompanied by fifty OF his
lodge brethren; DR.. Sayre, General JAS
Hall, Miss Anna Bishop and numerous
others. General Sickles was not pre-
sent. Precisely at IL O'Clock the head
OF the bridal procession appeared at the
door OF the vestry, and, to Mendelssohn'i
"Wedding March," swept down the
aisle toward the altar. The crowd In
the church stood to obtain look at The
groom, who, in this case and not the
bride, was the eynosure of Thousand
| pairs of ewes.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23

DIR. q. W. henson, of baltimore.
Nd, inventor and proprietor of the ceIe.
brated Celeryl and Chamomile Pills
These pills are prepared ex pressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Hea dache. Men.
ralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, SIeen.
lessness and Dyspepsia, and will cure
any case, no matter how obstinate. if
properly used. They are not cureall
bat only for those special diseases. They
contain no opium, morphine or u'nine,
and are not purgative, but regulate the
bowels and cure constipation by curing
or removing the cause of IL. They have
q Charming effect upon the skin, and a
lovely quoting effect upon the nervous
system simply by feeding its ten thou
sapd hungry. yes. in some cases starving
aLsorbents. They AXE or create nerve
matter and give power. force and BUOY
ancy to the nerves, and In that way In
crease mental power, endurance and
brilliancy Of mind. Nobody that has a
nervous system should Heslect to take
them two or three months In each year.
as nerve food, II for no other purpose.
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents q
box. Depot, l06 North Eutaw st., Balti-
more, Md. By mail. Two boxes Tor 81, or
six boxes for 81 so. TO any address.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23

MR.J.H. BATES, NEWSPAPER ApvER.
rIsIN oAGENT, Al Park Row. Tunes build
ine1 New York, is authorized to contrac,
ISL dvertisements In the DAILY and
DrIAWARE GAzErcE our best raiee.
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nR. TopD's FAMILY MEDICINES.

nh,Topps FAMILY MEDICINES.
No. s, for Dyspepsia and Constipation;
No. 10, for Diarrhea, Dysentery and Chol-
era Infantum; No. Is, Tor Bright's Dis
ease and other Diseases of the Kidneys
No. 70, for Coughs and Colds No. rs, for
Coughs, Bronchitis and Lung Difficultiesj
No. 30, for Asthma, Group and Whooping
Cough Nos IS and 40. for Caiarrh No,
4', for Hoarseness and Sore Throat Nos.
90 and IS, Diseases Of the Blood and Skin;
Nos. 60 ana IS Chronic Inflammation OF
lhe Bowels, stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
Womb, etc. Nos. 70 and rs. Neuralgia.
rheumatism and Gout; No. 80, for
Worms No. IS, Functional ID sease of the
Heart; No. 30, for Nervous " eakness |;
No. vs., Diseases OF the Ears No. 100, Pre-
vantiye of smallpox, Specific Nos. ls5
and ITO. Fever, Ague all low types of Fe-
YER Malarial Diseases generally No. ll5,
70 regulate the Menstrual Discharge,
Amenorrhea, Dysmenorrhea, ETC.; No,
~ Incontinence OF Urine In Children {;
NO. i2l, Diseases Of the Urinary Organs /;
impotence, etc.
These Medicines are especially prepared
And can be relied upon 10 cure the Dis
eases Tor which they are recommended.
frice % cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
" druggists and the Proprietor, DR..
James Todd, room No. !, Almond Build
entrance on Eighth street. Wilmington,
Delaware
Persons suffering from any chronic dis
Eases VIII do well TO consult DR.. Todd.
ifeatineLt, including medicines, 81.
onee hours: Tuesdays and Fridays from
a. IN. 10 p. m., and from TO y p. m.
all other days except Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
THE BRIDAL TRAIN.

Three young girls, the daughters OF
the groom, dressed in pale blue and pink
silk, aud carrying bouquets, headed the
bridal procession. They were Misses
Alta Roma Sickles, aged 10; Pere
SicKles, aged II, and Alta Slckles, aged
7. Following them came the bride,
dressed in srocaded ashes OF roses
silk dress, with long train, and, wear
ing a hat to match. She leaned gently
upon the arm of Mr.. George w. Sawyer,
her son, a man of about 25 years. The
venerable groom came next, leaning on
the arm, of Mrs. Emerson, niece OF
the bride. He was attired in a BLACK
morning suit, ON which his snowy beard
found strong contrast in color. Ills
best man was his nephew, Mr.. William
SickIes, and ;he groomsmen were Messrs
Morris +. and John f. Dowley. AT the
altar the bride took the hand OF the
groom and The twain advanced toward
Rev. DIR. Weston who otiiciated.
William Sckles gave away the bridt
and in making the responses to the
ceremony the groom's voice was audi
BILE throughout the entire edltice.-
When the ceremony was concluded
the newly- welded pair prepared II
depart, when the bride threw her arm
around the groon's neck and gave mn
q most affectionate kiss. Then clasp
ing his little daughter, Alta, to he
breast, she bestowed the same saluta
ton upon her, and also upon her SIS
ters and niece.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
TIE CEREMONY OVER.

The procession then marched, to the
music OF the organ, to the vestry room
where for half an hour the congratuia-
tiops of friends were Acknowledged
Later they took carriage to the Grand
Central Depot and returned to New
Rochelle, the bridegroom's home, over
which Mrs. Sawyer olong has presided
as housekeeper.
No presents were received, as the
invitations bore the following:
s'No presents are expected and mont
will be received If cent"
To-day wedding breakfast,a t,at whici
some 300 guests have been. invited, vii
be given by the groom, at the Belmon
| Hotel.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-23

for all those Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses SO common to our best
female population.
It will cure entirely the worst form oil
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
inflammation and U Iteration, Falling ana
Displacements, and the consequent Spi-
nal Weakness, and ts particularly aoapt-
ed to the Change of Life.
1t Will dissolve and expel tumors rom
the uterus in an early stage of develop
ment. The tendency to generous humors
there is check ed very speedily by It's use.
1t removes faintness, f1atulency, DE,
stroys all Drawing for stimuiants, and
relieves weakness of the stomach. IL
cures Bloatipg, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility, Sleeplessness,
Depression and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down eau ing
pain, weight and backache.i is always per
manentIy cured by It's use.
1t will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system. ...,..,
| For the cure OF Kidney Complaints Of
either sex this Compound is unsurpassed
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Ia prepared at 233 and ~
Western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price u
| Six bottles for IS. Sent by mail in The
| form eff pills, also in the form Of iozengef
on receipt ofprice, .tl per box sfor either
| Mrs. Pfnkham freely answers all lettert
| Of finqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
e. PINKHAM'S L1V Err PILLS. The,
cure constipation, bilieusness, and tor
i pidity of the liver, 25 cents per box.
ESold by all drugg tsts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

II rHB BULB established by the leg
stature, yesterday, is adhered to, ther
siil be but little use fer committee
hereafter, Whenever committee I
found to be in favor of bill which i
sntsgoni2gd by considerable numbe
Of members Oh the floor, all that is re
Q1ired to be done is to swamp the com
mittee with the addition of one, two OF
mere members added to it. As the al
dition to the committee was for a gpgci
fc purpose, and that purpose to antsg
onEe the Delaware Western bill, h,
action Of the Speaker may very proper
ly be criticised by the appointment q
two members who were known to b
opposed to the bill. Common fairRes.
would at least have suggested the pro
pristy Of appointing one from eact
side. With the addition of these txl
majority Of the members OF the com
mittee are still supposed TO favor tn,
Delaware Western bill, but if the vo.r
in the House on the appointment G.
these two members is 10 be taken g.
sny indication Of the feeling OF til.
members on the merits of the bill, il
will have thorDy road to travel befor-
it passes.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

The Governor must sometimes !,
oleased amoag the useful officials Of 4
s ate. He is supposed to he the power
hat keeps all tho State machinery
working as smoothly as possible, jns;
IS the governor Of an engine tQualiz4g
the motion thereof. Speaking of Gov.
srnors suggests the mention Of AZ item
we received from Mr.. Henry A Knight,
foreman at Charles Walters & Co. Z
Governor and Yslve Works, Boston,
Mass. ~ have nsed St. JACOBS OF
among CT employees and find that il
never fails 70 cure. Ths men are de
ighted with the wonderful effects OF
the oil, as il has cured them OF burns,
bruises, cuts, spraiDs, ste"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

listening to every sound Of the little
Democratic tinkering hammer, and II
ihere ia not sufficient moral spine in the
Legislature to check Mr.. Register in
his designs, the voice Of the people
will bs heard 10 tones louder than tha:
made by ais i.tio hammer, at the next
lection.
The re3gls Of DrIgEars viii no: sut'
al, to Acknowledgement longer hy Dem
oarat!c manipula;i0rs Of he Assessment;
,i,aoa, 1. moral protest tia. Will break
asundrr the partisan chords Of lssis'a
lion intended to deprive them Of c;ti.
s.nship Mr.. Register, beware: you
are playing with edge tools.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

THs RBADG5o papers have from six (,
eight columns Of an official statemer
Of the finances OF Berks county or
dered by the County commissioners O.
that the people may see for themselve
Whist becomes OF the money they pay
in taxes. BeGzs county gives 100
Democratic majority, and the state
msnt is made in the Republican as WI
as the Democratic newspapers. In Dem
oeratie Delaware a bill is pending be
fore the Legislature repeating the Law
which required a publication of til,
county finances by the Levy Court
This is the difference between Berki
county and Delaware Democracy.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

The DAILY REPUBLICAN ha.
a larger circulation than an .
two papers in tie city com.
bihed, and a larger city cir
cula-;on than all the other
three papers. Therefore We
give advertisers more for
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the in
crease fcr the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

TIE Miszss Of Master Augustus Vic
tor Benham, the wonderful boy pianist
which prevented his appearance at til,
Trinity choir concert last night was 1
sore disappointment 10 the audience, e
yrea: part Of which had come purpose
ly to hear him. II there was only
some way 70 prevent performers from
taking sick on ths eve of an important
soncert-but there isn't. Happily Miss
Blaylock's fine reading took the Jagged
edges from the disappointment, and
now We hope Master BsnLam has fully
recovered.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
DUBLlC SALE.

The subscrihor viii sell at puhrc sale on
DuPcnta arm, known eE the CoCyer Farm
on the kenne turupike. TIRES miles rom
WilnIngt L. on THU RShAI, February "a
lssl at q ciCeE. ?. IN, Que good brown
mare year cd. Find to work in oil bar,
ness; fine stud colt, coming years old. pro.
mixes speed mare colt, cor ing one year
Old ! coca Iiioh COW, viii ealvo lst o:
Mar,h :; iull bred Berkshire shoats, lot 81
me I0ult'y, two hives OF bees. plows har.
rows cuGtlvators, SC; single and double
/ harness. heavy and light; one dearborn, dog
w4a on. wEeelbarrOw. grind stone. &c.
hOUsEHuLD fURNITURR-S = UGH as BEDS,
bed teadg, walnut extension table, chairs
ehLld's cIIb, dairy fixtures chuEnF. pans, but
ter .ubs, ropes, blocks, lard cans, meat chop
lerS tor hutcherng purposes.
IElhS "A credit Of " days will be given
on all Gums over $50
MATHEW SPENCE,
L. ". STIDHAM b SUE, AueIloneers.
iebS-2tl-5tW
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

| AccospIyc 70 Section .7,'chaptsr 8 e
the R isei Code, the clerk of tn,
Pesce on or before the tzeptieth o.
February mus. post in each hundred in
the County thu full assessment Of the
hundred aft .r II has bsen revised by
the Lazy Court, that all the voters may
hav. an opportunity TO see that they
are ssssssei, AID II they are net they
can apply to the Levy Court which sits
as court OF appeal in March and have
their names placed upon the assess
ment. As the Levy Court has rot OF
through with the revise Of the vii.
minztor assessment il Is difficult TO
see hoT the lists can be posted go iar
as Wiluiog on is concerned according
To the requirements TIE Law. How.
ever it will not he ih5 fault OF the
Clerk Of ths Peace, for he cannot post
the assessment until 1t is revised. 1t
STRIKES us tina! the Law nsTer c0ntam-
plated arch delay il the revision OF
the ssae maut. The delay is attribu-
ted il grea. MEASURE 10 the absence
Of the " iluington member Of tbs Levy
Couet. bu still xe are inclined to think
tat the revise could have been
finished in time had proper dispoai.
ton been manifested. Tbs Law refer
rsd to is the section which NJ. Regis
ter OF Kept County IS trying ~ have
by the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
AGLxDaB LIRB.a,
LOnNhfimETARLE.



Fer PhiiaielPhia-Ls', 40, $50 7, SIC, 2
go, . bN, 1879, II A. a. IA; l2lC. "a
tLimttetl 2,Us, 2 81. I. no q 40, y b5 A. =
M. Sundsys-l.ts, 223, $40 Il. u. +, &
e.4o . b., IL p. N.
Fot eW NCrk-l IS 223, 6. 70, AZ II IS q
H.; IL. AZ tbim!.edD J. 2.Oi, 4Qp.u. SUE.
For Bs'tiaiore- II 81, AL. IS, P3S Il, IL
l2bb, IOS QInIted), AS, e.Is y. IN. sun.
oalf-l2 s., ~. 7tJ 4, NJ.
pr htpRInn-l2Jl. an : Is, 6 n a NJ
1853 Iot ULiutteG), t.i5 I. III. Suucsys-
l2a. 3..l.T 56s. IN.
For Baltimore snd in'crrodia:e stationt--
l.bl, s s. a IL; Y o. 40 .. m. The 44S
,. IL. ira n stop at way stat Ds oniy be
tween fr'Tyy'lic I'D BsItArrC. sur.
dsyF-lG5 q. n.
Tor Pcrryv.le and lnterme- late stations
iS3 D.. N.
For hes OSEtio--s SO a IN; 100, 5 go
pm No sunday trains
Pr harrington ard Intermediate stations
80 IN; LOS, 81 ? IL. no >unGay
trains.
For polmar aad intsrmedste s.Atlons-q 20
Il. IN l.o6 p u.
For Whining on a For'hCrn K. RIO a
m :; 4, 800 p IN. 40 ) nday train>
For Delaware Western X. RI rs. 1850
m; 5.3p IN. No sunday tairF,
LEAVE fnK MINaTUN
PhilsdeiphiS-EroadS street ] epot-7 .Q5,7 80
s 10, ls.SJ, !, II S6a m; l.Sp. 3, SO, 35J,
80 a,l5, $50 { An. s q 70. II ~ p IA. sun
dsys-7.o5, So e. H.: & 9.45, u.50 y. N.
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Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
". n. CHANDLER,
No. 81 Market stree.
way bot. eth and IN.

THE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OF
l. Edison, Kelly and other dlsting uished
pCraops IRE Insignificant compared With the
Invention Of uh V. K. Stone, tae inven.
tor OF - gessia; one IL a scientific Improve
| nept, the other q science to save life
NeScr before since tae foundation OF the
wOr d has q medicine been placed be lore the
public on It's lure merit First because II
| .lains 10 cure on J . GER ain disease instead
| OF iitty as others do, ard furnishes high proof
that 1t does this Second. It ts compound
Of one OF our best physicians and surgeons.
who made dyspepsia speciality Tor ten years
with reward OF the only specific ever placed
ooiore the people. D. bird, because oGr best
physicians prescribe 1t for their dyspeptic
gtlents, &c Dr. amuel Adams OF New York
city says, am happy 70 say that tho cure
tor that tsarble disease dyspepsia, las at
last been found In yHnr 'Apepsla," aud be.
yieve 1t lie Your DUTY TO put 1t betore the pub
lie,
Reader, have you dyspepsia, Il 90 don't
fail to get bottle Of "ADepsia," and is you
value your health and life, take nothing else.
Prios per bottle, 800. For Gale whole.
sale and retail by Il. James Belt. Sixth and
Market streets, and N. Is. DaniortE, Second
and Ma kes streets. Also BY all druggists.
lsn5tC
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

L. ". Stidbam & son, Auclioneers
sold at puolic sale for Susan II. Pierce
Brandy vine Hundred, on Thursday
'ows $37, shoats $40, hay $3.50 pei
ton, corn fodder 8 !c. per bundle, churr
t27. The sale v as we'll attended AID
bidding spirited.
They also sold FOR Eugene Rogers,
New Castle Hundred, COWS $3j. year,
ling heif-rs, $l7 s2l, SIC $27, 800,
horses s7o 10 sl72, roller s26, markel
dearborn els, reaper s72, circular ssw
332. The sale was also well attended
and bidding quite spirited.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

ELsxwHEas WILL be found letter
from Mr.. Lea Pusey OF the beet sugar
question, which sets the enterprise be-
fore the public in different light than
that indicated by the news from Dover,
to which We would cal special aiten'
ton,