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HAHDoCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA'b
Hear WHAT Is sAID,

HEAR WHAT ~ SAiD'
at has made me a new man: ,,crasset
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea mas
my weight fiftsen pounds. ,,hopt II foi
my wife would not be "lsn0"
any meney." ,,or encl0ss
sour little boy is much better
one dollar for another bottle. ilHu
II mud IL as easy 10 take as ttnnttIes tbI
1--WE have sold thirteen p Posen neII
week, and shall want two o'A''
Order." ,banssa
"My morning agony is gone-'"'
your Panacea." .t.rp
II find 1t splendid appetiheu1ii ed Win
Any Invalid or sufferer am an rite ne
any Kidney disorder who WIN hs treatst
~ TO their complaint, WIN o1 NV mcsii
humAnely and kindly. IL Is ~ GJrms o.
earnest desire TO investigate ~ times u
Diabetes, and giye reliel AZ AZ write ns
you are too poor ie purcihia,sss,. ave tnns
anyway, and your case VIII n"'
diate attention.
CAUTION, ,lleu
Observe that the hignstuie, 81 each
bay dock is across the mousn
bottle, and my
Prioe-ons dollar for large
eenLs for trial size. .o,,VA CO.,
HAYDOIA N, III
no2s- sodAvIy, " Pat ."
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A FEW two cent "shams" were sold
in the streets yesterday; but those
who bought them for ''hrst class"
certainly found themselves badly
cheated after comparing them with
the nrat class penny article.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIc SALE.

DUBLIc SALE.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
on the premises on the Lodge Road, about
mile from Philadelphia turnpike, On
SATURDAY MARCH 9Th, 1881,
At i o'o, ock p. M,
About thirty tons Of 1rst class upland
hay.
TKRks-o0 days by the purchaser giving
oankable note with an approved endor-
ser on all sums over 81. All sums or -
and under cash.
JESSE Sharpe.
L. W. Stidham d Son, Auctioneers.
mhs-wIL
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DUBLIo SALE
CITY WHARyES.
The following city wharves will be seld
at Public Sale, at the CITY Hall, on
MONDAY, MARCH It'll. 1 81,
at IL O'Clock a m:
Tatnall street wharf, French street wharf
and King street wharf
ROBERT II. TAYLOR,
Chairman Public But ding Con mittee.
febX-ts.
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NJ OTICE-The Hope Building andLM
~ As oeiatisu Is now is,u TX shafts
"A new series. beginning haEth d. ~
Apply 10 +. Pluukett. lreA,., Third al
Market streets, or 10
JNO. +. NJ Ill Err, see-
feb25-wed6satlm. s3 Markets.
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DUBLIC SALR.

DUBLIC SALR.
The undersigned intending TO give his
business his entire Affection, will sell al
Public Sale al his residence In st
Georges. New Castle Co., Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1851,
at u O'Clock, M,
The following Personal Property:
Three Head of Horses No. |.
Chestnut sorrel mnre, Nollie IN
9 an sIcsll:nt work Or 1Mf
family use, believed 10 be in KA~IJ
foal. aaR
Ne. 2. Bay horse George years oId
an excellent work horse. BAshaW stock
No. 3. Bay horse, Tom; good work
horse.
Eleven head OF cattle. fresh
&14&N# COW, Others milking and TO be
W In profit In April and May; |
~u4A<z&two year old and three year
lIhg neifers.
One light no-top buggy, ) c. Rogers,
maker, In con pete order. light dugouI
wagon, | Young America corn and cob
mill, new last fa.l; pane! sleigh body,
new, painted and striped, hog crib, ]
ls feet cedar ladder, | grain fan, > sets q
: lngie carriage harness. sci OF light rub
and nearly new; hAlters,
blanksts, Ao
TRRMs.-AlI sums o, 81 and under
cash, on all sums over that amount q
credit OF six months viii be given by the
I ur ihaser giving bankable note with
an approved endoraer. Interest added
per cest of of credit sums for cash.
+. w. JESTEB,
". J. Lank. Aus, mht6l0w
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NOTlCE-AANUAL MFsrus
~ The third annual mTai,iM
stockholders OF the Fnu,,si,e1ullg u
ng March :. at their Office So X \. n 4
AeI etreet at I 80 O'Clock, "'M Y
me aud HOBS Will submit tba,
report aud an election for ollIc el ~,
rectorE Will be held, '''iVeh aaal
Attest: d. n u,u,
feb26-5t. 40 nhlN
Secft,ar
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

=
DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, having rented his farm,
situated In Mil Creek Hd., near Rose
vile, will sell, ON
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 0, 1881,
at II O'Clock q. m.
The following described Personal Pro.
perry. Wig "a horses-No. !,
brown mare Kate, Q years &4A
o d, first rate family mare, &2RM
kind and gentle. No. ., sOr- W
rel Lorse IL years old, sound,
kind and gentlej q good work morse.
v.as--w~. head OF superior dairy COWS,
~ "a Use ected with great care and
~Hludgment for dairy purposes
0 0three hhoats, Chester county
WHITES; . lot OF poultry, twenty ak ewes.
some have lambs by their side, others
will have by day OF sale; also fat sheep.
Gram fan, Telegraph feed cutter, new
corn shelter, oultivators, hose cart and
harness, twin harrow, syracuse plew.
new Pc cock d.. ANAL Wiley. iron axle
wagon. market wagon, suitable for n
trucker, made to order, cost clio. nearly
new; York wagon, the above wagons
and farming utensils are nearly new,
been in use a snort time, 1 set double
harness, z set light carriage harness,
nearly new; set wagon harness, carriage
pole cradles, scythes, tools, hoes. grind
stone. wheelbarrow, spades. extra brides
anu nhileIb. DhlIy II AtulcNs usW CnIih,
new baskets, Household and kitshen
furniture, % yards OF new Ingram carpet,
y yards sscoid hand carpet, bsdsteads,
z tables, / dozen chairs aud many otter
articles not here enumerated. Lot Of
gard IN seed, peas, &C.
TERMs.-All sums OF e3O and under
ca h: all sums over that amount, credit
Of four mouths will be given by the pur-
chaser giving bankabie note with an APP
proved endorser, interest added or per
cent OF for cash.
JAMES LYLE.
l.. W. Stidham 4 Son, Auctteneers.
febA-w2t.
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PUBLIo SALE.
Will be sold ct Public sale ON the He'd
lingsworth Farm, New castle Hd., on
the road from Wilmington 70 New CASTLE,
on
THURSDAY, March II. 1881,
Ats O'Clock A. NJ,
As follows:
EIGHT HEAD OF HoRSEs.
No. |. Bay horse sam; can
pace IN four Dlnutes. L.
No. 2. Sorrel marc Kate, 8 NN
years old; can troI in 81 min -A(0-
ut ..
Nos Bay mare Mag, years old; nru,
No:t Say mare NAYS years old, nr.,
No. 8 Bay mare Mary. years old, with
fold, by Elwood hoksey's horse, good
driver ana worker.
No. 8. Bay mare Helen, sysars old; good
worker.
NOT. Brown mare Jennie; gssd work
mare.
NOT sOrrsl colt, sired ~ star, years
Sz-yN Coed home raised Milsh
&AAnCows, sDrihGinG: yoke Of
TWgood work oAsa good sias and
@A4qulck walkers; Is sheep, with
l~IiOs D. LIe,r side; Sshoata.
Farming Utenalls.-rw0 farm wagons
2,hay rigsinEs, / Keller, Newing ma-
chine, l mower and reaper combined. 1
corn MARKER, drill, market aeaFborns
In good order, l no-top buggy. 1 horaa
cart. OK Carts aud riggings, grain fan.
pair platform scales, l corn aheIlsr, TsIa-
graph nay cutter, hOrAo sweep mAohias
horse rake tst OF TunniI 4 Geara. |
wheel eultivator, plows, harrows, eulttvA-
Tors, spades, Ahovels, forks, rake IS, single
anu double tire ., hArrows, OF and COW
chalns, double corn plows, sleigh and
bells, names, q sets Of single carriage har
ness set of double hal u cas- (neArly newt
sacdles and brides, &c.; 1 set OF carl
a sAfs, wagon, plOw and other harness q
grind stones. grain bags, l hATpoon hay
Iork, with rope and falls compete, IAr-
mers boiler.
Dairy Fixturss.- Churns, pans, hueksts.
and vinegar by the barrel. sets of butter
scales, cream cans, wash tuba and
benches, lard press.
beds aud bedding, chairs, bureaus, InarAIn
aud rag carpets, farmers cock stove Ne.
10, with all the nxturss, Q pArl0T atoVen Il
meats Two storios), and ali the household
goods 800 bushels OF corn, about Sts
bushels of oats, hay by the ton. 4 ID. NJ
osborn binding machine, one half inter.
est In 70 acres OF wheat in the ground, and
M any other things too tedious 10 nen.
tion.
THRMs.-All sums Of S& cash, GA All
sums over that amount n credit of ak
months Will be given by the purch aseT
giving bankabIs hstS with approved
Inuurser.
MRS. VIM. SMITH,
Mrs, ANN X. HOLLINGsWORTM,
L. W. STIDHAh 64s0N. AuotioassrA
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Love thy ne !ghbor az thyself and when
you see one with a bad cough advise him
To buy a bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Pr CO IS cents
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NOTICE-ESTATE OF HESTER viii
~ LIAMS, nECEASED.-Lelers Of n
minis ration ON the above estate hsyN'
been granted To the undersigned all ri
SONS Indebted to said estate aIe felue.lsil
10 make pa, ment, and those asHnll
claims TO present the same without isly
o HENRY Y. LEsLEL I
.eb4-3tw. 52s Walnut 80. ,Rh
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NJ OEkoL.- Persons WHO were anHs,
Az the state OF Delaware for Inc M
Statesmilitary service IA Nav M
July, 1861. and paid com u1taus
were Afterwards again draiiei Ia ID n
were required 10 procure sub.il,re Il
enter the military service rnder M Nj
dram, Will ind II 10 their ad vantage 0t,-|
nunicate, either personally or by III
win the underslgned, who has bee9 NJ
thorized by the State Legislature d n
from the Secretary OF War, the oonnTEl
Ton money paid by such persons. h,
secretary OF War having been dIreadNl
CT OF congress- 10 refund the comnVt1
on paid on such cases. ca. B. DIY
Dover lei Iulv m, so
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ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST-OFFICK
AS sECoND-GLASS MATTER.
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NOTICE.

EO- PARTNERsuIn -
" have this day H. The uhd.,.,
4 Uanainp. s Tue 9s , aud slS,so o,pss
carrIeJ e nn In INSURANCE bus nslS"s.,c.0 aIls
No. oO- Market s,rert. v Il plunas
JoS; y. NJ AfHil.assI0a,
",a I'm, on, bel, Ftb !, MINE
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NoTICE.-No persons are ,TH-..
~ 10 make collections for hi s
mlnBton Branch OF the IrsS n
league unless they show ibe ~
au no Ivy TO make such colls.t
signed by The President and SEER.
by order efthe branch.
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IHoS. MCEVIALLY, Secretary.
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RlVERVIEW CEMETERyr
~ PANf.-NOTICE.-At t III
meeling OF the Board or Trustss.
thelr cfiee, February !, Issl II s ts, aa'
RESOLVED, To advance the n,'cs
IN the Cemetery, between t6s ny
Lhird cross avenues, 5 cents ns,
LOOT, ana between the third ans w
cross avenues, 10 Gems, Der sSrs s
IN g change To take effect Ami y IN
Attest u. 4. HAWKINS, secrets,
Iehg- w 6S:apl. once az Ns,ss
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IN CHANCERY.
MExy

vi a NGEkI.
In r. Eaw snT = eH %ri Co, Feb. j., n
meSt for Ssds SliI. n sal aa,' nd
ra Ana now to wit, this 18th d., :,
sbcvs NAMED ~ a ssIgn. The account os q
the 18th DAY OF becs'n, having been n
proved by the ChsnceiI"r ~, snt1
ordered by the Chsncs' 9l nj, day'
sons excepting to said sc c,ol thsl al
t IN exceptions on or be sIa,.s, .AaI
Ini. o. ord nPri ana next. and hat hat s Ss
ment u The DAILY d. " adv,tI
per published Ia ,he civ q, II & h,Ss)
Within ten days from AnagJ
continued therein fCr the ", ~. etda, h
weeks thereafter, '"o Period u h
Attest: 4 NJ NJ.
mh22w. iDuSNA
kafnI
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pUBLIC SALE ........
PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIII be sold 1t Public sale, on
THURSDAY MARCH I-,h Ieoi

on the property. late OF John Woodward
deceased, In 1hOrnbury TOWNSHIP neas
Dliworthtown, Chester County. Pa, the
following Personal property, TO wit:
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WANTED.

IMPO ANT-WA NTED.- GOOD
i MokTGAG IS, FROM ei,OO0 UP TO
ONCE. HEALD a co.
feb1e-6t.
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It is Truly Wonderful.

Tu see what improvements now eXis as compared with railway travel only a few years ago. To become convinced of this, one has only to select for his rout East, the popular and well known Chicago and Northwestern Railway You are landed by the U@ion Pacific R. R. in the Union Depot at Coun- cil Bluffs, where stands the C. & NV Palace Train. composed of pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping Cars, elegant Day Coaches, Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars etc. ready to convey its passengers through Iowa and Illinois. and into Chicago, Glidsing moothly along over the superb track Of steel rail through thriving cities and villages, comfol tably seated in this tram, one scarcely discovers the high rate of speed which he IS riding Trans of his road are always on time connections sure. and passengers seeking pleasure, comfort, safety and ease in travelling, will find the North West ern " in excess of their expectations, and the greatest of all routes to Chicago and the East. Insist upon Ticket Agents sell ting you Tickets via this Road; all Agents, sell them, Examine your Tickets, and refuse to buy if they Go not read over this Road. If yop wish the Best Travelling Accommodations, you will buy your Tickets TpT- by thls Route, . AND WILL TAKE NO OTHER.
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Stisntiie 2t(etsllann.

BEACH & MARION.-Mr. Sam
 uel Purdy, the Democratic gen
 tleman who, in the absence of MI Knapp, edits the Republican SEN- TINEL, of Yuma, is not, he says, surprised to know that J, H.
 Marion is Sargent-at-Arms of the House; but, he is astonished, yes, greatly astOnished, to know that Marion writes for the Miner: just as if Marion had not as much right to indlte nonIpolitical arti- cles for a paper which he owned and edited for over seven years, as has Mr. P. to lavish the brilliI ant flashes of his rapacions pen upon a paper that is as fully conn mitted to Republicanism as is the Miner. Fact is, friend Samuel, yourself and M. are such died in the-wOol Democrats that converI sion at this late date is out of all question. Miner.
 When we wrote that we were surp rised that Marion should oc cupy his leisure time writing for the Miner, our thoughts were not tending in the direction of poli- tics. but were travelling down a vista of the past made up of queer remeniscences. MT. Mariun's Democracy is unquestiOned, and it is fortunate paper that secur. es his leisure time"
 We object to only one or two things in the above article. This is not a Republican paper. How the dence can it be when it is owned by an independent, and edited by a Democrat. We are a " cross," and propose to be "cros, ser" unless the Eleventh Legisla- tive Assembly distinguishes or extinguishes itself in behalf of the people. The brilliant fash eS of our rapacious pen," is good, but as our pen is not gold one, it won't flash, and our |" rapaci' ous" quill never caught any thing into its cspacious maw big ger than a dead fly.
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Published every Saturday by JOHN F. KNAPP.
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W. CRANE, Agent, BPS Montgomery St.
 SAN FRANCISCO.
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Notice!

For accommodation of miners I have bought 800 mining notices. Those inter- ested can have them at cost and express charges-75 cents per dozen.
 SAMUEL PURDY JR. County Recorder.
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DIR. SPIN NEY & 6 Q.
 No. Il KearHy street, UNREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL ! diseases.
I6S.
 YOUNG MEN


 Who may be suffering from the effecte of youthful follies or indiscretion will dt we'll to avall themselves of this, the greatest boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu- manity. pr. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dollars for every case of weakness, or private disease of any kind or character, which he undertakes and failt to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompan- jed by a slight smarting or burning sensa- tion, and a weakening of the system in {, manner the patient tcannOtaccOuntfor Or examining the urlna-y deposits rOpy sed iment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, e the color will be of a thin milklsh hue again changing to dark and torpid ap pearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of seminal weak ness. Dr. S. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy restor-. .tlor asShe genito-urinary organs.
 Aeice hours 10 to and to $; Sundays eRfrom 1QAtO q. M. Consultation free ThorouS examination and advice, B. S Callor address DR. SPINNEY c CO, ~ l36-tf No. Il KearnY street, San FranciSc, P.S
 For private diseases, of short stand / ing. a full course of medicines suf1icien for 2 cure, with all necessary instructions wiG 5e sent to any address On receipt 0 ten dollars.
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Meets the requirements of the rationa medical philosophy which at prese pre- vails. 'Ttis q perfectly Durc Vegetable remedy. embracing the farce important properties of q preventive, tonic. ara an aIteratirc IL loIiihes tlr body 1gal'St disease. 'nvIgora;eS and vevltalizes the torpid stomach and liver, and eHects most salutary chance in the eatire sysf m when in d mol hid condition.
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From San Francisco

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-01
TUE SCHOOL BOARD.
The Candidates agreed Upon by the Con-
ference Committees

The Candidates agreed Upon by the Con-
ference Committees
The Joint committees from the Democratic,
Republican and Ladies' convention 20 nomi-
nate candidates for the board of education met
at the council chamber yesterday morning.
The following members of the committee
were in attendance:
The Ladies-Miss A. NJ. Henderson, Mrs.
Abbe Mendenhall, Mrs. E. s. Williams, Mrs.
A. w. Lawrence, Mrs. E. M. Overlook, Mrs.
Merrill.
II. G. o. Morrison, o. 7. SWEET, Collins
Hamer, Byron Sutherland and M. Titterud.
The Democrats. 3. Dake, j. II. Conkey,
Daniel Watt, Isaac McNair, John B. Mueller.
On motion of james w. Laurence, leach COM
mittee present a number of names, from which
the three candidates were to be chosen.
The motion was seconded and The following
names were handed in:
From the Democrats-W. Young, Issac Nc
Nlir, Dr.. Chute, j. H. Conkey, Robt. Hale,
Geo A. Pillsbury, John Roberts, Sweet Case,
From the Republicans-Robt. Hale, o. T.
Sweet, S. C. Gale, D. Morrison, A. H. Edston,
A. NJ. Reid, w. w. McNar, Geo. A. Pisbury,
D. c. Bell, W. Young. DR.. Chute, c. Hamer,
E. K Smith, Richard Chute, j. w. Lawrence,
Miss A. NJ. Henderson, Mrs. Abbie Menden-
hall.
From the LADIES'. B. Gilfillan, Isaac Nc
Mar, DR.. Bailey, Richard Chute, Geo. A. Pills
bury, VIM. B Hill, P NJ. Woodman, Geo. B.
SHEPPARD, Joshua Williams, DR.. Laing.
Collins Hammer was of the opinion that the
ladies should have the naming of the trio to
be elected, and G. B. Dake wanted one of them
to be from the First ward.
The Republicans agreed upon Robert Hale,
ha al mil said CORRECT
The ladies advocated the name of Isaac Nc
Nair, but the nomination was opposed.
The Republicans named DR.. Chute, but the
ladies would not have it, and the name of
J. B. Gilfllan was proposed.
The Democrats named VIM. Lochren, but
the ladies could not agree, and, several min
utes having elapsed, changed their minds and
assented to DR.. Chute.
The Democrats named w. w. McNalr, and
the Republicans and ladies agreed.
The ladies named George A. Pillsbury for
member at large and the Democrats named
John Roberts.
The ladies stated that Mr.. Roberts would
not serve owing to i'll health. The Democrats
announced that they would agree to George
A. Pillsbury from the Fifth ward and Robert
Hale at large. This being agreed upon the
following ticket was agreed upon:
Second ward-W. w. McNair.
Fifth ward-Robert Hale.
At large-Geo A. Pillsbury
After the committee had adjourned Mr..
Hale was found in an adjoininG room. After
being informed of his nomination he returned
thanks, but said that owing to his prospec
tive absence from the city he must decline.
The committee therefore reassembled and
after nominating Geo ge X. Shaw, which was
not agreed to, the committee adjourned unit
tomorrow morning. 1t is expected that Mr.
McNair will be home before the meeting or
Saturday.and thatiMr. Hale can betnducedto bt
candidate The matter will remain as stated
until the meeting on Saturday.