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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-17

The street lamps were left burning
all night during the Fair and extra
policemen patrolled our streets.
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The Herald is very weak in its
support of George P. Conover for
Surrogate.
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Now the small boy nutteth; clubs
are trumps aud be holdeth full hand.
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venuor predicts snow before the
Goth inst.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY NEW.
MONDAY. OCTOBER II, 1881.

"Ths Semi Weekly Nesos" has a
larger circulation in Burlington county
than any paper published outside Of
Mount Houy
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WINDOW GLASS. PUTTY, READY
w Mixed Paints by the pound or gallon
Paint Brushes. &C., at JONES Hardware
store, Mount Holly.
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On to Yorktown !

Take down the emblems Of mourn
ing.
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DIED.

October 18th. in Mount Holly, Isaac
Throckmorton, in the SO year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral from the residence of his son, Eek
lei Throckmorton. Stacy street, above
Federal, Burlington, on Tuesday, 18th
inst, a. o'clock P. NJ.
October 10th, in Mount Holly. Willie
F., son of John T. and Lydia P. Balm,
aged % months.
October 10th, near Vincentown, Ray
mond p, infant son of Frank L. and Liz
zie Atkinson, aged 10 months and 10
DAYS.
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THE MARKETS.
GRAIN MARKET.
Reported by JoHN B. coILrNs.
sTOCKS.i

Closing prices Of DEHAvEN & TOWNSEND.
Bankers, No. 40 South Third Street, Phiia.:
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bic pielen nidt Sur rrthpocren staatsz
firde sebSrisen Seften ber glasfrlnits,
bic Starpmersi, bic Brampslamnule &c.
&c. 3u pernidten.
Ser Wbilismus refrntirt lid gum gro
fen 1beile aus ben Seften, fplslid seht
Der gum Wliniiter se,prroene yertreter
bes Yani(arisrnns prrlaufis nit Der
Staatstirde unb ludt bic gu bieler 5ab.
lenbe Webrbeit ber 9anbbepSlferuns um
ben Bar gu idauren, tpabrenb er ibnen
Yeripredunsen madt nit bem 8eeanern,
bielelben erit ausfibren 5u fSnnen, meltn
per Serrider feline unsldubisen Seinbe
mebr babe. llnt bic perseblid Sarrenz
ben su beldaftisen, erlaubt er ben nielben,
einltweilen bic rllnslaubisen" gu beieittz
een unc nit ben Suben ben anfaas 5u
mnden, poraltf aud bic sriediiden Set
ten an bic Hei9e fcmmen, lpie Der Orabt
benin AUDI bereits semelbet bat, oaB GAM
&c DSrfer, mebr ais Dier3is bic nidt Bios
BON Suben betpobnt paren, rein aussez
planbert morren iinO. llnb wenn einn1al
ber 8auernl lfanb bic 9runobefreiuns ent<
fd,ieoen uerlansen mirb, oann tpirb er
ibm nit a9iel3uden ben goel als Sim
berniB oafar be5eianen, uno and bann
rubis 3uiebeu, wenn es mieeer Moroicez
nen in ben berrldaftliden SdlbHern
siebt, mie in ben breiBiser unp fanf3iser
Sabre1. 60 bentt er bas 0anb gu be-
iddftisen, bis Der pani(apiltiide Staat
fertis 1T, unb menn ct eines Cages aus
ben inneren @irren feinen Nuswe9 mebr
meiF, oann wtrb ct ebea 10 rubtS wieber
all iein 9ieblinssSiel, bic 3erltSrun9 Ses
iteryeids seben uno -eine u blenfuns mad
ouJen rerluden.
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peronHst rimpfte lie bic 0ale. geimm
bic IaGe fort 6euia uuo bereite mir
ftdrteren Saffee, Du meibt, bag id tbn
nidt 70 Id mad trinie uno geitanrr Ud,
trcfanptpitid miiroe Vh ebenfaus oatur
beoanten.
Der iunee Serr siebt 10 Diel Gosaac
biusa. DAP er ben 8aff,e nidt mebr
Idmedt, brunlmte Jenia. nit einem Seiz
tenblid nad benz 6eniter. Wihtsoeltoz
wenieer sius iie in bic Slide uno ididts
Vh an nit einem tidtisen 3uiae prn
gidorie bic oemiinldte cunflere 6arbe
bes @ebrdus ,u erjielcn.
Du braudlt mid nidt por5ulhieben,
Maman, faste iebt 9tfanor in 5emlid
unebrertieti9em Ton, oas Gr3eusnib, ,oas
9senia ,uIaulmen braut 1T nidt iebr per=
lpdeno, aber i'd usrmutbe, oab bic Mittel
sur 5erffelluns ibr manselm.
Npit elmer @eididlidteit. welhe nur
bic uebuns perleibsn tann, fdoelte er bel
bieleu Dcrten einen feuerrotben Woa=
faben in bic Wabel uno bsuSte lid mieoer
iiber ben Nabmen, aus weldem elm
balbpc(lenbetes 8lumeussminoe ibm entz
sesenftrablte unb balb SGrte man oas
regelmabise @srduid bes Jaosns, 70 oft
berfelee burd ben itraff seipannten @tcii
slitt. yei'anor itidts unb 3war oft unc
nit 8prliebe.
fQrrtfehrnh FcItf)
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La 8. H..

Soa bem B0Ite enboIftrt rpurse
eiae cute @efesengsit fsiu Gfa6
5a ttaGem.
Die 8iebu 9 Der 3lalTe 9 f1nbet ltat
in HtD Srsans an Dieatae ben IL Suli 1881
HOllt1tana State Qotterp So.
Di.fes Snlitut wurbe i'm Sabr: 1858 fir gr.
ltsbHrss> unb Dobltbd!istti,s 5pede BON BE-,
SiaatelssisIatur sefeb!ia ineorpprirt nit einen
&apttal Won II 100000, 3u rsldsm Ne ieitbe,
ttatn WeisrSeIono BON $42O,ooo binsusefust bat.
Sbre eruben 9iebunsen spn eimaelner
Numf1ern n fneea moaatlit itatt. Niemals wirf
cine 9isbung ssrftsbeu. Wan Isfs aadfplssnbt
preisYertbeiuns.
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(gortfebuns foIst,)

IS 6ort NIT bieem g tof."
faete cine Dame in Bottom 3u ibtsm
Wann, ais CT ibr cine Meoi3in brahte,
um iis poa Scpfweb uno NeuraiSte ,n
turirsn, mumit He pisrssbn Sabre lang
bstaftet semsien wur. Betm nodfsn On
iaa j,rob nasm Rs bic Meoi,in nit lol
dem g,fo!ss, bab tie cen @ebrauh fort
lebts. bic ae furirt mar. Stitber LII ifs
entsuTafiil& im eobe bsrlelbsn unb BAT
bsrsits 3ueiuno,man,is Der bellen SAINT
lien ibrer Bstanntidaft ueranlabt, bieisl-
be als 5auamittel etn,ufiibrsn. Ssner
stcF it bas 9opfen. 0tlters.
,Stanrarp."
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= Oamens, Oerren= uno Sinber=
Strampfe bel Sdram & 60.
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eznbidner=Ql lberalaubc.

Seoes 8Dlt bat feinen Nberglauben,
Ser iid natiirlib unter BEN gebilbeten,
aufgeflarteren &la6en berloren bat, ba=
gegen unter ben niebrigen S6i6ten mod
INNER fortbeitebt. Die beutigen 0eutz
i6en unb lire StammesgenoNen, Die
gng!dnoer, Nmerifaner &c. baben nod
Diele @ebrdu6e unb 8orurtbeile, bie,
in ben meiiten Gdqen in Elm n6riltli9es"
Geioano gefleioet, bp6 INNER tpieoer
auf oas altgermanli9=beionil9 3eital=
ter 5uriidgefiibrt tperben fonaen. 9lberz
CLAUDE itedt tief in Der 8ult iebr 8ie=
let, Die lid beleioist fiibleit ipiirben,
tpenn man 1ie beHen bel9uloigte. MeB=
balb iollte man es oaber oen Snoianern
beroenten, uenn iie an ibre alien Ste
oi5in=Mdnner slauben nHb beren 9rq=
feliprii9e gldubig anb0ren unb befolgen.
Sie Snbianer baben, Ben alten @rie=
9en, Momern unb 8ermanen dbnli6,
i6re Nugurn unb 9lu1piSien, lire beili=
gen uno b6ien Sage, nllr baB iie bieiel=
ben Wleeisinmdnner unO Mebisin nen~
men unb bieielben nur Bel getpiRen
gfonoipe6ieln gu &atb sieben. 9ieIe
Sage lino ben Snoianern beilig.
Ser 27, Mai mar ein belonbers tpi6=
tiger Sag fit aae Snoianer 1otpobl, tpie
fiir Die 8eipobner Der Grsn3aniieblun=
gen, benin att oieiem Sage enti6eiben bic
inoianii6en Nugurn, bic Mebisinmdn=
ner, iiber arieg unb Jrieoen. Ser BON
oenielben CUR 9lnmenoung gebra6te 9p=
cuspoeus 1T abnli6 ipie Der BON ben
rOmll6en, grie1il6en unb altgernlani=
i6en prieitern gebral9te. Gin ponp
tuirb gel6la6tet, natiirli6 unter ent=
ipre6enben Geierli6feiten, uno bas @in=
men beg gluts, bie 3udugen oes 1ter=
benoen Spfers unb bic Gage bes aus
benz Gabaper gerihen @efroles bienen
ben Wfeoisinmannern aur 2oiung ber
Grage,
Sn tpcnigen 9agen tperhen mir erfab=
rem ob bic lltes ben 2riegspfab betreten
iuerOen. ginselne Der nit BEN ,geiBen
auf bertraiterem SUB itebenoen 9dupt=
linge baben li6 i6on oabin ausgelpro=
den, baB fie, falls Die Mebisinmanner
ben 2rieg anfiinoen, 8eritdrfung BON
ben n0roliAen Stdlnmen Der Siour er=
uarten. elus mOblunterrt6teter Gue(e
erfahren mir bagegen, baB Die Musfpriie
die Der 0}e6iSinmdnner ni6t gans in Elm
10 mDferiofes 9unfel gebiillt iein biirf=
teL qls BON ben Meilten angenommen
ipir6; oaB @esieruHgs=Mgenten idon
ielt ldngerer 3eit bas uOrafel" fefge=
iebt uno oaB, fllrs gelagt, bic Meoisin=
mdnner ebenio babgierig iino tpie Die
8eiBen. Ser 2lusiaa Der am 27.
Wfai norgenOmmenen Orafelbefragung
mar ben betreHenoen 9(genten f6on felt
LANCER 3ett betannt, 9.
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= Wir cHeriren Serren. unp Snateu=
NnIiise. dram & 6 o
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NnrGht m ~ oITpn TIo,au v,t,4,.,

80 gor7dt II ,u alien Dinsen niies'
Cine bsilise piliGt absr loate 8oraht
5srape III bieIsr Sabres3eit iiir ale Mli..
ter fetn, weld,s lore 5dneliass unb tiei,
men Ginber Dor Summerfrantbeiten
(summer complaint), uie 0tutr, Durd.
fau, &inoer. @bolera II. 10. beuabren
pollsn. was am befen unb 1derllen ba.
burd erreidt !plrb, bab man ben Rleinsn
81 euif abter's vDeutfdes&tn-
bermebl" (Paedotrophine) als Nab.
rpnssmittel siebt. Die gsfatruns lsbrt,
eas es fetu btieres 5urrcsat fur SHUTTER.
mild siebt als vOeutfaesRimber
nj e ; "" Sa allen renummirten Wpotbetsn
~ beben.
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-Sn fur5er Belt bat g. 9. Sranf
iein @eiadft teinabe UNI bas Dpppelte
persrSBert, neil er feline Waaren au biQi=
gen 9reiiea perfauft. Serr Tranf emf
pfieblt ale Waaren fir ben 9ielt Der
@aiicn gu duBerit billisen Yrei fen.
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Dte ssfabrltafsn @auntr.
auf benz aussecebntsn Gslbe Der Quads
ialberei iinb bieisntsen Nmerilanilhen
r8sSerenos" bic untsr Dsr Masfe drift
lt&sr eisbs nit etnem fosenanntsn Mil.
fonar 6rsi 8s,spts ben armsu &ranten
bttraBsn molten. Das bsrrltae (?) 9e,ept
If Der frsdiff sdminpsl, ba bic perldrie.
bensn Nr,nemittel gar nidt eriliirsn, ,pes.
balls tein Mpotbefer ae MAIDEN tann, unp
Der 8rants se3wunsen III, rpertblpiss 3eua
su unpsrlaamt boben Yrsilen entwsstr
bonn drtltl!&sn u8susr.no" isIsR obtr
BON isinem 5elfsrsbslftr su bsieten.
5oifsn mir, bae Der DNettunssan
ter" Der i&cn 70 piel Oates sswirtt sat-
aud bitisn iauberen Serren balo bas
fhnObs eaubwerf lest. vYbila. Nsue 3ta.
Oas portrsfflids Bud rpiro BON Dem
alten unb bswdbrten Dsut1hen Seil.Sn
ititut, 412 n. 4. Str., ptilabelpair, Wa
lar 25 Cts. irsi usrl&idt. .Ybila. Ga.
3stte."
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= Infer gprratb pun reiBen uno eez
ltreifte 0awuS 1T bebeutenb, ipelden mir
5u iebr mabisen YreiIen pertaufen.
9 dram & Gp
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nutter from Cotton.seed OIL
rom the New Orleans Democrat.

From the New Orleans Democrat.
Two gentlemen of this city, after
experimenting for several months,
have at last discovered or invented a
method of making excellent butter out
of cotton-s ed oil. A sample was
sent to this Office yesterday, and was
tested by several experts, who lavish
ed high encomiums upon this new
discovery. Being of purely vegeta-
BILE nature, it will not have the enemies
to combat that SO vigorously and
rancorously assail the ole eJmargarine,
which is manufactured from animal
oils. The inventors propose to make
two grades of this vegetable butter,
which they claim to be far superior TO
all other kinds of artificial butter, yet
made, and at the same time profess
that they will be able to sell it at a
much less price. After series of try
ing and vexatious experiments color
ing matter was discovered that gives
the article a most equisite yellow tint,
equal to that assumed by the finest
New York buffers. We have not
learned what the inventors intend do
ing with their discovery, or whether
they will manufacture the article here
or elsewhere. They seem to be sam
guine OF its success as q substitute for
the different kinds of artificial butter
now in use, but refuse to give any de-
tailed account of the process employed
| in its manufacture.
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BREAKING A MARRIAGE PROM.
ISE.
A Railroad Man Becomes Befen.
diant I'm Two Suits.

A Railroad Man Becomes Befen.
iant I'm Two Suits.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. GA suit for
damages for breach OF promise of marri-
age was begun yesterday by Miss Lydia
N. Coleman against Norman S. FerDon,
depot master for the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company at Ninth
and Green streets. This suit was pre-
ceded by another on a criminal charge
against FerLon. The accused is an In
tellgent and refined-looking youth of
about 23 years.
In her affidavit In the civil suit, Miss
Coleman declares that she became ac-
qna:nted with Fernon in the fall of 1873.
She was engaged In store In the city,
aud supported her widowed mother.
While riding in the cars she made the
acquaintance of Fernon. In one of bis
letters, dated Christmas Day, 1878, and
signed "Y our Lover" he says:
think 1t is dreadful that you are 90.
ing to leave me. / don't know what to
think of you, except that you don't love
me as much as hoped you would In
time learn to do. My dear, l think we
would be very happy togel her. There 10
really no occasion tor you to go home;or
ityou must go home, you mi ht let me
take you home in the way pleaded for
last night. Ledy, what shall do with
out you? My love, do trust yourself
with me. / cannot stand your leaving
me In Ibis way Lady, l shall q, 'ays
love you, whether you stay with me or
love me.
Fernon won her consent to marriage;
but kept putting off the wedding day,
and at last said he would not marry un-
til he was 25 years old. When the child
was born, Fernon deserted her and left
her without adequate means of support.
The defendant and physician had
dosed her with drugs, from the effects of
which she is still Ill.
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HAYDoCK7S
KIDNEY PANAcEA.

HEAR WHAT IS SAID,
at has made me new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
aMy wife would net be without 1t iol
any meney."
"our little boy Is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
IL ind 1T as easy 10 take as milk"
ave have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
order"
"My morning agony Is gone-thanks
II find IL splendid appetizer"
ANY invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who viii write me
as to their complaint, will be treated
humanely and Kindly. II IL my most
earnest desire to Investigate all forms OF
Diabetes, and gtye relief at all times. II
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have imme-
-'''e CAUTION. N.Z
Observe that the signature OF Allen
Haydock is across tho mouth OF each
bottle.
Price-one dollar for large, and dfty
cents for trial size.
N,,'D HAYDoCK 81 CO.,
no29- eod&wly. 80 Platt ST., N. Y,
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Fall Goods.
nR. ToDD,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

No. 8, for Dyspepsia and Constipation
No. 10, for DiarThBa, ,Dysentery and Chol.
era Infantum No. 10, for Bright's DIS
ease and other Diseases of the Kidneys
No. 40. for Coughs and Colds No. 70, iol
Coughs, Bronchitis and Lung Difficulties
No. 80, for Asthma, Group and Wnoopine
Cough Nos. 30 and 40, for Calarrh No
A., Tor Hoarsen ess and Sore Throat Nos
so and 55, Diseases Of The Blood and Skin;
Nos. 6U ana IS Chronic IDfamma ion OF
the Bowels, Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder
Womb, etc. /; Nos. To and 7t, Neuralgia
Rheumatism and Gout; No, 3d., fol
Worms No. IS, Functional ID sease of the
Heart; No, 90, for Nervous " eakness
No. 95, Diseases of the Ears No. 100, Pie
ventive of Smallpox, Specific; Nos. let
and Ito, Fever, Ague all low types of Ft-
yer, Malarial Diseases generally No. lis
TO regulate the Menst ual Discharge
AmenOrrhoea, Dysmenorrhea, ETC.; No,
l20. Incontinence of Urine In Children !;
No. 12j, Diseases of the Urinary Organs /;
Impotence, etc.
These Medicines are especially prepared
an d can be relied upon 10 cure the Dis
eases for which they are recommended d..
Price so cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
by druggists and the Proprietor, DR..
James Todd, No. S02 Market street, Will
nington, Delaware. Persons suffering
from any Chronic Disease VIII do well 10
consult DR.. Todd. Office hours from q
m. to y y. m, on Tuesday and Friday,
nd from to 8 p. n. all other days ex-
cept sunday.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville,
Mass, says: IN the fall of 1876 1 was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by severe eough. l lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 [ was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lung as big as a half dollar. AT
one time report went around that
was dead. l gave mp hope, tut friend
told me of DR.. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. | got a
bottle, when to my surprise, l commenc-
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
~ write this hoping every one aff1icr.
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. l can positively say it has
one more good than all the other medi-
nos 1 have taken since my sickness.
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A CIVIL WAR,
BY ELIOT RYDER,

BY ELIOT RYDER.
When man and wife engage in strife,
HOW mourrful is the sight;
And when hard blows succeed hare
words,
How wretched is their plight.
A scene like this. the other night,
Disgraced certain house;
An trate husband sought TO give
Chastisement TO his spouse.
But she opposed her lords attempt,
And with good stout broom
She quickly hit him on the head
A sounding "crack OF DOOM"
she hung him down upon the fioor.
Where lie did loudly groan;
And then, like Qeen Victoria,
She sat upon the thrown.
His head upon the oaken boards
untparingly she iammed
He weht into the fight a lion.
But he came out strangely "lambed.n
-Roston Star.
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u EGIsTER'S ORDER.
REaIsrER's OFFIuE.

REGISTERS OFFIoE,
New Castle Co.. August 27tn, 1881.
Upon the application OF Isaac N .Grubb
Administrator c. /. II of Jonn Hand, late
Ol Brandyw1ne Hd,, in said county,
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Admir-, c. /. a., afore-
said give notice OF The granting OF letters
Of Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
oi, by causing advertisements to be posted
within lorLy days from the date ID such
letters, in SIX OF The most public places o1
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
late 10 present The same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
pr gided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGToN GAZETTE, d newspaper pub-
isned in Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
49, Given under the hand and seal
1 Il. S. of office of the Register aforesaid
t-~' at Wilmington, IN New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. r. q. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator,
eta, IN or before Aug. 72th, 1852, or abide
the act OF Assembly IN such case made
aud provided.
ISAAC N. GRUBB,
administrator, G. I. a.
Address ClaYmonL, Del. aug27.eod3w
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kNCHOR LIN e.

|I,NIrED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail evefy saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
c.RINs $40 to $50. sfEERAGE. &2s.
.,ss steamers do not carry cattle, sheep
or pigs.
And every saturday,
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
.aINs tb 10 sos Excursion at He-
duced Rates.
.,ssn0er accom- modations are unsur-
passed. .-....
All statern0rls on Main Deck.
.,ssnrsrs booked at lowest rates to or
+ f,om sDy abroad station In Europe
or America.
Drafts al lowest rates, payable free OF
fsNe, throughout Eng glaud, Scotland
ID Ireland.
I'm books Of Information, plans, &c. 1,
I'm 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bow
sG GREEN, N. Y. Or To SAMUEL
IBeTrs, Adams Express. Wilmiugton
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DIR. Q. W. BENSON. OF BALTIMORE. Mn
we give above correct likeness of tb,,
well Known and successful physician
ana surgeon, who has made lie long
study OF Nervous Diseases and the Ms
eases OF the skin. and hc now stands in
tne nlghes, rank, as authority on those
special and distressing diseases. In he
course OF MS pract ce he discovered what
now are renowned In med col practice
VIE; combiha' ion OF Celery and Cham.
0mlie In the shape of Pills. Thsv are
used by The profession at large and con
stanily recommended by them.
IL II not patent medicine, IL is Tho
result OF his own experience in pract ca
They are SIRE CURE for the fnllowIn1
special diseases. and are W rihy Of a tr 81
BY az Intelligent sufferers. They are pre-
pared expressly 10 cure sick headaehe
nervous headache. dyspeptic headache
neuralgia, paralysis. sleeplessness, dvs,
pepsia and nervousness, and WILL CURE
any case.
sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents a
box. Depo l06 north Eutaw St. Bal,i@
more, Md. By mail. two boxes ior ST. or
six boxes for 50 50. TO any address.