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HAHDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA.
NEAR WliAI Is SAID.

NEAR MHAI Is SAID,
:, IL has made me new man."
"Dr. Haydock's FAnacea has increased
my weight tliteeu pounds
My vile Woulu not be without IL for
any Money
Our little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar Tor another bottle"
Il nnd IL ah easy TO take as Inilk.n
We have suid thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
Order"
My morning agony is gone--thanks 10
your Panacea."
II find IL splendid appetizer"
Any Invalid OF sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who WAL write me
AS To lhelr complaint, Will he treated
humanely ana kindly. IL IL my most
earnest desire To Investigate ali forms OF
Diabetes, aud slVe IelleI at all times II
you are too poor lie purchase. write ms
any way, aud your case VIII have lmme-
date attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of Allen
Haydock Is across the mouth of each
bottle.
PrIee-one dollar for large, and fifty
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCK 4 CO.,
noZS-eoo%WlY, d. PlhJL ST., N. Y,
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MARSHES OVERLOOKED.

The rain last night swelled the
streams to considerable extent. The
volume of water in the Shellpot
creek was increased to such an ex-
tent that it oYerflowed the banks,
and the land below the railroad
from where the tracks cross the
stream to the Brandywine, was
almost entirely submerged. Around
the Kennebec Ice Company's ice
house on the Shellpot the water has
lisen to the height Of about three
feet.
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From the New York wor,a -
THE WEEK IN FINANc CII'y J.,
Giles Al ClR.

In some respects The ma.
been more important in tho week S ha
world than any of its prede dec .iullancial
some Hme psst. The varyina ''oh iOt
in regard to the progress Of w. fepOuI
ing bill ia Congless ot,er Sde Fund.
scope to speculation, and this vide
OF the main motives which I'D 1@ one
stock Exchange 10 an actiyitv VI Tue
equalled and so prices for rarely
stocks which have never has certain
equalled. When the Wash,no vle oeeu
patches of the World made !; t'oh des
tia the next Issue of Frde, a, 'ssI'aln
would bear no more than 8 nor No O o
interest, capital took fresh can vent
and there was great enhancemounlage
values. '''iehtin
II IS proper, however, TO add n,.,,
enhancement has been assisted bS slh
combinations in the railroad ,r -! ncE
aud by other elements. ,Judoina ra
past experience 1t Is eyident =, "um
present time-or at least this /, ,i'o We
tlment which ROW peryades the c Ca, zen
list class all over the coun,,, p, n
when the success of the new oo,e .H
ment loan shall have been ptac, gcoia.
demonstrated American jnyes,msy
generally will rank higher than lhnsa.
all other nations. ''e u
Herein lies one Of the chief -,
ments successfully used by the sI ~
Gates of a three per cent. GoyerpmsS,
bond, who believe that the loan win
be rapidly marketed and imno,a'
given to those enterprises of ua,io~
al character which have already ma
terially assisted the revival of bnsinS'.
aud VIII ch will in the future exrrt
still wider influence on American cam
merce and manufactures. The Ca,
that a resumption of funding onor,
tons is now well assured had a mo,t
ed effect ON securities for still ana IT
reason. The unexamplcd ACTIVITY I
stock speculation, the advance in VI.
ues and the enlargement of genera
trade have for some time fully ennis
ed oar banking facilities, aud natn,,I-
ly enough not little Apr, hepsoD
has been felt concerning the future ol
the money ma ket, particularly when
the dram of currency for early spring
settlements in the interior should n,
in.
70 successfully float the new Goyen.
ment Loan an easy moHsy market il ON,
Of the fist essentials, and IL Is therr,oA
morally certain that should any exlpsu
cy arise the treasury must al once coma
the TescHe. SO far as the funding BIN,
concerned, there does not seem TO be any
obstacle in the way of its success. Tia
held for oveTnmont bonds is constant.
ly enlarging while the supply Of them /,
diminishing. Their A absolute freedom
from taxation alone makes them favor.
ite Investment. The four per cent bond,
are selling at a price which Yield. to pur.
chasers barely more than 81 per cent DEF
annum, and vet individual capita.l,issnd
financial institutions take them readily
~ CUR NJ prices. IL has already been
shown In these columns that no conpar
ison can bs wisely drawn between he
securltiesof the United States auiho
Of other countries laboring undu S,eal
difficulties and em barrassments lete Az
solutely unknown.
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SHOW BEEF.

The Wilmington butchers, to-day,
made a better display OF show beef
than was ever seen in this city, and
also displayed finer taste in their
decorations. A specially of this
years show beef was that it was
nearly all from steers, very few OK
en- being slaughtered for the occa-
sion. VIM. Miller's beef was only
three years old, and had been raised
from calf especially for show beef
purposes, He sold eleven pounds
of the tenderloin to VIM. H..
Thompson, Of the z. w. q b. depot
restaurant, Tor one dollar per pound.
The names of the butchers who
made special displays were fully set
forth in yesterdays GAZETTE.
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LIST OF SALES.

T CD.
~, Bishop Becker, city.
- ~ Al. Wand grit, b. Georges Id,
22' j.. Gnriis Clark New Castle Ia
/" - n'.W. Caskcy, Pencader l1d.
a, r. NJ. Spence, Christian H,
a. "a y y3hh Laughed. Brandy wine Hid.
., Anna Hopes,
:. ~ naylett Properly, Mill Creek Hid,
:. 5S' r.. 8 Iraph agen. W. G. Creek Id
Is A. House, Assignee. --'
March
+" o. amos House, Chadd's Ford.
:, mr. HobsoI, Ghristiana ia.
= D. VIM. ii. Vandegrilt, miles from
Glasgow. ''s from
TO- Jneeph l.. Carpenter, Adm, Chris.
:. ~ Marga, ct Palmer, ChristIana HI
-, am Beeson, Brandywine IL iin'
:, 10 L; L. kirk, New Castle lid.
:. ~ Ms longs. Ninth Ward.
a. george p" hitfield, New Castle.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE,
TRAINS LEAVE wILMINGroN


For PHILA 3EEPHIA.-l.5 IS 2.23, $50. 7sU.
$40 800, VA, 1912, 1919, "a. m; l2lJ: l226
I2.43, LOS 231,4.DO, Gil, 100, y.5j 10 OJ, p. IN.
IN sundays, Los, 2.43, s.lD,a. m; $40, b.7.
~, 800, 1900 p. III.
Am; 1928, i2.43, 2.tS, OH, p. III. Ou
sundays, Los, 2.Zi =. m, U.I7 =. m.
Fox BALTIMORE AND WASHISGTON.-
l2.5l, 2.U3, 2.l5, 7.5j ,s.5j, "A. IN. IZ.lj, I.O4
i.5l,a.N, los, p. IN. On sundays, l2.5l, 2p3.
~ 30 Am.
FoK BALTIMORE, bay Line oonnectIon1
'.g8 p, IN. No sunday trains.
Fox NEW CAsrLE.-B.0J 80, IA. M; l05
BOD, go, p. IN, No SUNDAY trains,
FOR DELAWARE X. R.-9.3J a. m; Los
$50, p. IN. No sunday trains,
foR WILMiNGruN q NORTHERN X. r.
90, a. M; 300, d.O5 p, III. No SUNDAY
trains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN r. K.-7a5
% 30 a. m; $50 p. in. No sunday trail =.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGlok
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-lAi3, los, 2.0a,
~, sos 10, II m. l2.I5, La, Log z ~
1J, Lib, 4JO,3 10, On, 100, 500. 30 Il. 10 D.
N. On SUNDAY b, las, Los, 20o, ~, I0.IG
a. M; 1.Sj y. IN.
FROM NEW YoRK-l.5S, POS, 7.52, j. 80, a.
nj ls.i5, Leg, i.1J,7.0O p. m. On Su lays
Los, 2.VS I.J2 u. III.
FROM BALrIAoKE.-l.53, 2.l7, 9.S8 10, 4.
M; l2.2O, l2.11, 2.UJ, 6.U7 J.4}, o. IN, sun
days. .63, Ill n. m. b.07. 800 p. N.
FROM WA5HINGToN.-l.13, 2.l7. IL. IA
t2.2O, 1871, 2.O5, gu, 800 p. m. On sun
days. o.O7, % y. IN,
FROM NEW CAST LE,-s.Is, g.3j, H. a. M.
BIO, so p. N. No sunday trains.
FRoH DELAWARE IL. R.-6.5J, II IN.
$40 b. IN. No sunday trains.
FROM WILMISGTON & NORTHERN X. r.
sOe, ll.2o a. H.; o.i1 p. III. No SUNDAY
trains,
FROM DELAWARE W EsTERN Il, R.-s.tpJ
a. IN. 10, p. III. No sunday trains.
RAINS For WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND W AsHINGToN
AyENUE-7.0 49,, SIS, ig.5J - a, IN.
l.3D, 300, so. 400, 49,, 5.l5, 80, 90 s.U
j.41, ll.JO p. IN. On sundays, 5.l5 a. IN. i:
30, 9.I5, ll.y1 p. m.
FROM Thirty SECOND AND MARKET
STREETS. -7.3U, LIDS ii. N 1920 400, :,
w.; LOO "a. IN. On sundays, LOO, IN
NoTE.-The black figures represent the
Limited Express" on which an extra
are harged.
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GRATIS eoPA1E CATALOGUE.

Containing much valuable Information
also a ltsto peaches with rotation in RI
pehlng, and list OF southern Oh long keep
ing apples, fruit much needed here.
Every frult grower should see this list OF
apples and buy no more of the New YORK
or western varieties 10 plant bore for
winter apples, for grown here they are not
winter apples.
Also japan, persimmon, queen OF the
market, raspberry with Iull line OF
nursery stock at greatly reduced prices.
Also u receipt fora
WASH FOR TREES,
Wnicn Will drive out borers II in the peach
apple, qulhce ami ASH and not one LaIi
The time or cost IN applying IL as TO re-
move with knife and II applied annually
there Will be 10 borers il the trees aud not
one peach tree die with the yeliows
where thousands die annually now. send
postal card for catalogue. Call and see
STOCK. All orders sent by n~tl win re-
celye careful attention.
RAJ DOLPH PETERS
Win .ngtnn Del
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PROCEEDINGS OF LEVY COURT
OF SUSSEX.

The assessment of Lewes and Reho-
both hundred was received. William
&. Conwell was appointed collector fer
Lewes and Rehoboth, Thos. Il. Rec.
ords, Trustee of the Poor, VIM. j.
Burton ami Alfred Corsons, Overseers.
Overseers for Nantcoke Hundred /:
John ). Beebe, David Lord, Levin
Waller, Jonathan Tindal and Joseph
+. Conway.
Overseers for Baltimore Hundred !:
Capt. John Taylor, Joshua James,
Capt. Thos. Daisey, Zadoc p. Town.
send, VIM. b. Hickman, jeremiah
Hudson, Samuel G. s. Davis, Henry
w. Hickman, John Calhoun, Jacob
Hollaway.-JolrnGl.
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Tho Generosity of a Former
slave.

A touching Incident which shows the
kinship of mankind, Is told In the New
Orieans papers IN the story OF Old Jack. a
former slave Of u prominent Louisiana
family, who spent a dollar given MIN ~
New Years In the purchase of "A half
ticket IN me Louisiana State Iotterv
Tor winch he drew 81 900. and with winch
provided for the wants OF his aged no
rents, and with portion relieved Iha
wants of some poor Germans whose st,r
ferings moved him. He wall buy agat,,
as WI, many others, by writing 10 M, A.
DRuphin, No. $40 Broadway, New VI
City, or 10 the same person at New IN
leans, La, before March 3, the neri
pl""uS feb,lB
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Marie ROZe.

A special tram Will be run from VIII
IN ngion TO Chester at the close OF The
close OF the Marie Rose concert, Thurs
day evening, to accommodate people
from Chester and intermediate stations
who wish TO hear this renowned prima
donna. The sale of reserved seats OPENS
tomorrow (luesdayl mornings a. M,
at Thomas IL Go y book store No per
son will he entitled to more than 10 seats
at aslng drawing.
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AFRAID OF THE EXPERIMENT.

Several Of our oyster packers have
been talking OF starting a canning fac.
tory IN SeaIordi and asDurttime ago they
asked some IT the farmers IN the neigh
Dofhood II they would furnish tomatoes
AT 81 per tou, or ten ceuts per basket
Tue farmers refused TO do this, and the
project to all appearaLces- has been abau-
d1ued. This Is 'hought TO DO liberal
ott1f, AS the farmers around Dover and
Milford, get only 1T per ton. ana we are
informed that they clear $40 per acre
at that price. 1t this be- the case our
Iarhets would do we'll to accept the offer.
Mr.. Benjamin Collins who is known to
many oi our cltizrns, cleared between
thirty one and thirty two dollars off of a
halt acre OF tomatoes. Inder,
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A PROPOSITION 10 fund its debt il
being aElldIea Ia New York.
SENATOR BLAINE Is sand 10 contem-
plate au Othes trip 10 Mentor.
II Is expected Jnat tue average
Increase OF rents a Now York City Ter
The lst OF May wlA be about 10 per cent.
In IS expected that the Demo Gratis Will
make Az effort to push the ApportiOn-
ment Bill through the House to-day.
The Legislature OF Quo Is engaged
in Tue discussion Of bill puulsbiug " Ife
oeaung "WltH Rot less than twenty five
lsshes well laid Oh ."
A BILL was recently introduced in the
Colorado Lcgsla ute @tor the destrue-
ton Vi. Inulans and skunks." Gu motion
ola member IT Was ''uhueKed nun Der the
table
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A MOTION TO BE ARGUED,

In the libel case of the Schooner
I'd win Post, seized by U. S. Marshal
Nc Mullen for seamen's wages, Chas
Is. Lore, ESQ Proctor for llbellanA
moved that he be allo wed to am I'd
the lioel. The Court set apart Mon.
day next to hear Argument on the
motion.
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q. A. R. MATTERS.
ACTIVITY IN ALL BRANCHES OF THE
ORGANIZATION.

ORGANIZATION.
The department officers have been no.
tilted that Post No. 8, at Middletown,
will be ready for muster on Monday
evening, the 2lst inst. The Commander
and portion of bis staff will
be in attendance. A large delega-
ton from the other posts Of this depart
ment will probably attend public
installation Of the officers of the new
post the following week.
A special meeting Of the department
encampment has been called TO meet al
the headquarters of Admiral Dupont
Post, No. 2 on Tuesday afternoon next.
Several new posts are being Organized
at various points throughout the STATE.
Smyth Post has commenced the work
Of fitting up their new headquarters in
the Adams building, and are receiving
the hearty cooperation Of their Ladies'
Auxiliary Corps, Camp Mol. Sons Of
Veterans, and the cadet corps of the
post.
Dupont Post has an effective auxili-
airy corps, as any one who partook of
the banquet furnished by them on
Thursday evening can testify.
Department Commander McNait
and staff have received cordial in.
vitation from G. 9. Royce, command.
ing the Department ofIhe Potomac, to
be present at The inaugural ceremu n-
les of March 4th, as the guests OF that
department.
SONS OF vETERANs.
Col. Conrad Under, commanding
the Division of Pennsylvania, last ev.
ening, paid an official visit to Camp
No. /, Division of Delaware. The
latter organization will be represented
in the National Division which meets
in March, by Captain John IL. Hail
ms andlDr. Isaac,W. Haslett, delegates,
with g. Is. Rhoads, alternate.
New camps are being formed in
different parts of the Union, among
them Is one at Chester, Pa, and
another at Middletown, Del.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for ro.IDay.

Cloudy weather with light rain or
snow, followed by clearing weather,
northeAsterly winds, becoming variable
and shifting TO north westerly, rising,
followed by falling temperature, falling
followed by rising barometer.
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WATCH STOLEN.

Lemuel Shovel, of Berlin, Md,
while in Philadelphia this week,
mad very valuable watch stolen.
II was given to him by his sister
and valued at $1,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
de-, will send a recipe that will cnre yoN
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
NeW York CttV. MaY4-eodD&wly.
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J EGIsTEK's ORs,EIi.
REG1sTFR,s OEFIcr

NeW taste Co.. ian. %. 1881.
Upon the application of mes IoSsineer
Administrator OF Sam1Iel Y. Wilson iate
oi White Gay Creek Hd,, IN said county
decreased, ~ is ordered and directed ~
the Register That the Administrator afore.
said give notice ofthe granting Of leitr ~
OF Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the dale of granting there.
OF, by causing advert setnents 10 be poSteI
within lOrty days rom the date Of sncG
letters, In six Of the mos public places al
the county Of New Castle, reqEiriug AN
persons having demands against the ps-
Iste 10 present the same or abide by an
act of ASS mhly in such case made ana
pr Vlde1. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
LIN HGIoN GAZETTE, auewspaper pub.
.ihhed IN wilmington, and to be co 4tirued
tEefelh once IA week. two months.
49, Given under the hand and Sea
H. :. ol Office Of line Register aforeSail
- at Wilmington, IN New CASH..
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written =, g. BtG5S, Register.
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A CAUTION.

The officers of the Irish Land League
OF tins city give notice IN to-days paper
that no persons are authorized to make
collections Tor the League here unless
they show the written authority from
The President and Secretary.
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NoTlCE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
hestOrer Is the marvel OF the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All his stopped fIee.-
Send TO 93l Arch Street Phll9 telphia,
Oat AEly
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FOE FIRE pROrECrInN-

The Town Council of Dover baveoaIl-
cd "A neetlug of the ciuzens in Court
House Hall on Monday evening, the 2Srs
inst, to consider means for providing a
hire eehgihe aud water supply tor extIn-
gui, hing free.
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" lin ngIOr1 Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

W EDN ESDA1 ed. III, l., NJ.
LUX sells slowly at 1ormer prices,
safes 1917 DDIs, lnciuulng Minnesota eX-
stas, at,Si - 40 20 iOr medIam 10 fancy
GEAR ana at - - I2ab % IoT straight. Penn
wanna extra family al Oh I0a5 W esLeIn do.
40, at ~ 2oa5 10, and Patents at 50 6OA
20. hye Flour is steady at 81 75a per
barrel. Pc
kAIN.-Wheat is quiet aud &c. Der
busnei lower. sales eI bU,UgO bushels, IN
cludIas rejected at NJ U6-al 0sl5 No. red
eievator,at II IA q, February, Ii5l% a Al 49,
A1arch and 81 ia April, anu 81 l715 "a
"a May. rye Is steady 81 J5c per push
eI.4of Fehnsy wanna Corn-Local lois
are Ia goo demand and firm Wii.e IN
lures are quiet and stead Sales of
iU,UUU bushels, including yellow al 55c
white at - y "A d., snd steamer at h5I6r
Al tue open BOARD JOJO bushels, Feb. solu
Al JjI4 c, ole was bIu Tor March a{8Ic
Tor Apnl, a1d u cents for May Oats
are quiet ana easier, sales of sou BUSH
els, l-cluulng white at i3di7c and re-
Jecled ana mixed at 4214c. 4dc The re-
gelpts to-day were as IolloWs: $50 barrels
OF nour. 1850 bushels wheat, AZ IOO
oush, corn, 5JU rye, 1000 BUSH. oats, 800
busn. barley, 10 barrels whIskey
W HIsKEY was higher. - bbls. De
western lron-bound. sold at 81 lO1a 10 r
gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY Feb. IA, Pm,
Beef cattle were In fair demand and
prices were frmer, 26OU mead arrived aud
sold AT the different yards a ~ a 6lc,
per pound.
HEEP " ere active and fraction high
er. 1000 head sod at the different yards
al oab5se,, per 3D., and lambs at 5a7c., per
10.
HOGS were in demand, at an advance.
~ Y head arrived aud sod at the differ
ent yards at aoag31c., per Id.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FYiy-second and Lancaster ace, Feb. 18th,
SHEEP-Extra, llO TO I3O lbs.,-to6gs: good
! ~ ~ luO lbs, o3s To d; fair, 81 70 80
! IS., TO ~ good lambs, to 90. me,
y, un lambs, TO ~ Calves, . TO IA
| Iower prices, b IL slow towards the close
| Arrivals 800 hesd. e"o
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PERSONAL.

Among the arrivals at the George
town Sussex county, hotels thi,
week were the following: J. R.
Goodwin, G. I. Darrh, John J. Nor.
ris, J. w. Diofcndorf, Walter Glenn.
ents, and L. Darragh.
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All persons having claims against The
estate OF the deceased must present IN,
sh'he dnly aLtssted 10 the Administrator
ON or before Jauuary end. 1852, or ann,
the act of Assembly 10 sueh case MI
ano provided.
JAMES HpSSING 1R.
49,. -, Administrators.
en22-lawZm.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb Id, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald e Co., 8. Il. corner seventh and
M. to-day:
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DISORDER On INC KIDNEYs.

In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they sscrele too Inucu or LOO int
tie water, or Whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel or with aches aud
pains scttled III the lOins over the regions
OF lire Kidneys
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PROCLAMATION ny THE PRES[
DENT.

Fault-hnding Is 80 seldom indulgdH
hy those who use the medicines P'.r
factured 10y the Worlds DispsnNl
Medical Association, that the ffls~yT
81 that corporation, the Hon, Il "
Fierce, M. d., has issued special
quest to any aud all per,o II there '.
such, who may have taken or who 'paa
brTeaiter use any ot tbs family mel,
clues made aud sold by the said AsUsI
ltion, in all countries OF the word, Spa
who have not deived full beDeht hv ss
said medicines, that II they VIII WHY
he said Association description "a
their maladies the Faculty VIII au' -"
hem with respect To the suecei.
treatment of their diseases. Drflrio.G
Golden Medical Discovery IL gudrau.'ooonn
10 cure all hnmors from the colhnOt
olotch, pimpls or erupt,on to tine nV ,,,.
Scroiula or king'> owl, and those VI" !.
lent pOisohs tbAt Turk in the system
sequel or secondary affection Tesu'' n,'.
trom badly treated or neglected. ohIal
mary diseases. IT also cures hfohI u,s.
throat and lung diseases. FaVofllo ,Ie
Scripilon Is guaranteed TO cure ien"
Weaknesses and kindred aiiecu0"'a a..
Extract Of Smart weed cares DOVE. ,ots
iecilons, colds and all painful rhouu,s
and neuralgia affections. d. fIe'y ,bs
Pellets (litlle sugar coated pills. a,o I'LL.
llttle glaht catbartic. Address va, In
Dlspensary Medical Assacl atom p1n%
Y, or Great Russell street Bhiiaa,pE
London, Eng. ieoil
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MAYDOUK KIDNEY PANACEA

wan give almost immediate relief, when
All other means nave ltiIed. The most
powerful existing medicine lor the cure
OF female compialnts. flfly years ex-
perlenc' incOhttstably PROV tins II NEEDY
unrlYalled for the dlsuruers Inc dental 10
the female sex. No family sauuId be
without II, ana IL may BIZ taken By young
and Old, AS II Will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace Dyspepsia
headache ana general debility; 10 tkc
nver, bic, Jdundire and yellow fever 10
the bowels dlafrhCpa, dysentery, cOnstI-
patton, pies aud nstula; u the lungs,
consumption, etc. 10 the blood scToflIa
scurVy and ali euLaneous erupJIons BN
Keeping these organs and vital nuId pure
and healthy We may safely DEFY the at
lacks u disease aud no medicine yeI
aCLlOn OF
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BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS GA.
Rim.

DENVER, Col, Feb. 1S.-A miner
named Mcmillan, from Mansfield, Pa
living alone at the headwaters Of lhs
Gunhlson RIVER, was to-day found dead
In his cabin, near Leadvlle Col His
limbs aud hands were burned to stumP
and his frozen solid. Il is supposed thai
tae accident was caused by the explosion
OF a kerosene lamp. Over $500 in gold
w".s found in his trunk.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
passed the House of Representative
Thursday morning. 1t contains The FOL.
lowing appropriations for this State
Delaware river near Cherry Island FsA
Pa, aud Del, completing improvement
100000; Delaware River at Schooner
Ledge, Pa, and Del. $4,000; BroadElH
river, 5000; improving Broad cnel
from its mouth to Laurel, 5000
mouth Of Duck creek, $1,000; MsplIIon
creek, $500; Rancocas river, $1,000
Chrlstlana river aud Wilmington halbdi
$4,000. IL also provides for the sure
of the mouth Of MlspillIon creek.