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Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
FOURTHEDITION
"An Amarican King"

The new drama entitled " An Ameri'
can King" was presented last Satur-
day evening for the first time in the
city, and was deserving of a much
better audience than it had. The plot
of the play extends over period OF SIX
months, during which time Nat. Rug
giles, the hero Is duped OF his mlllions
of dollars that he has acquired during
twelve years OF his life at Rattlesnake
Gulch, ascertains beyond doubt the
utter heartlessness of his aftianced wife,
goes mad, and recovers his reason, his
fortunes, and is betrothed to the girl
who loved him secretly when he was
surrounded with wealth, and openly
when an inmate of mad house he was
nrrsed back to life and reason by her
gentle hands. .-
Mr.. James O'Neill az Nat. Ruggles
displayed the abilities OF a rare nature
and performed the part in realistic, llte'
! Ilika manner that called forth the ap'
plause of the audience. Miss Clara
Baker as HI len Overton was excellent,
and her rendition Of the character OF
the heartless, sordid creature that as
ssts TO ruin and drive to madness the
confding millionaire, was taultless;
The scenes between Nat. Ruggl les and
the scheming Ellen in the third and
fourth acts were superb, and the audl-
ence showed their appreciation by
calling him before the curtain. MI
j. B. Everman Az the Hon. Jeremiah
Dee, the politician, put in the humol'
GUS strokes very nicely, and occasioneo
considerable merriment The remain
ling characters we're well taken and 1t ii
hoped that Mr.. O'Neill will again vist
this city during the season, when ne
will no doubt be greeted with bettel
house,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09

FIFTH EDITION.
IN NEW QUARTERS


Trinity Chapel THROWN o.
YeSterday. service
the new Sunday School bn,,d,
trinity chapel, corner Delswara
nue. and Adams street, was onan,, arc avg
terday for divine services PSueu TL yeI
pei was handsomely trimmed a,i.s II cnai
green's while the altar and 'cS cS.N sveI
were beautifully decorated With ESnsnce "a
mowers. The building was ~ cro Un9lq
and many were unable to nrocnso v.oWu9l M
The Right Rev. Bishop Lee n "ie n seat
duct I'd the morning servicsa ~, Co4
oy the Rev. Henry B. Martin IS''SI N Y
the rector OF the Church; the RaT ~
martln, father of the rector; the ~ "OI
II. Lewis, assistant at the Ola a. SoN
Church, and the Rev. R NJ "sea
The bishop preached an eIonno,!n nas
mon from the text, "WorRbiD ~ y
Mon. 0'mm
In the afternoon short ser,,o.
held, in which the Sunday schos, Co
OLD Swedes' and Trinity ChanaI dOUs W.
and the rector delivered an ~, aIa Ia
at the evening service another % So,
gatlon was present, when the rectO,
livered an effective sermon FROM 'V5 "
Chronicles %; 3; "Who then iS L .al
to offer his services this dsy r nrtn s,l
Lord. During his discourse I Eo :.
occasion to allude to the naco,.a ~
which led to the erection of tho 5t'oas Sas
building and urged upon the coIn'a r,''
tion the further necessity Of rsrs n,a%s
providing for the erection Of FIUu Su.
church building as the fnturs IVY ~
parish and the needs of tbs g,". W
western portion of the City will SsO Ss0"I
Owing to the unfinished stas y
buildi ng no weekday services viii
hel at present but a meeting vii will
held this evening in order to giva n
an oppo' tunity who desire to rant y
or sittings IN the church.
The musical services yestsrdav n
the best ever given in city and ny
credit Is due 10 the untirinp eEorts
Prof. @. b Rhoads who had tbe ny
in charge. The principal vocal
Misses Crouch and TLielman
Messrs. Braunstein and Rsul
ably acquitted themselves in ,oIN
their efforts were highly apprmai
The selections rendered Vers
fine.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
SUDDEN DEATH,
An aged Lady Dies Shortly al
RsAshlnR Chnreh

RsashIng Chareh,
One of the most sudden AZ wal
sad deaths that has lately
chronicled happened last evsuipd
West Pre- b. erlan Church, cO4asI
Eighth and Washington streets
victim of deaths angel alluded to,
one of Wilmington's most s,tlna
ladies, Mrs, Jacob Hates, who res
with Mr.. Edward Lambdin, MOI
Tatnall street. Mrs. Hates, ia comu
with another lady, left the house a
7 O'Clock for the purpose Of attepd
West Church, Of which she was a
sistent member. When near
church she complained Of a sci
pain in the region Of the heart Sut
able to walk 70 the church, When
was taken to the basement below
everything done for her comfort,
continued to grow worse however,
before Drs. LuxenS and Negend
| who were hastily summoned, arr
she passed quietly away to the b
land beyond. Deceased had bes
! sufferer from hsart disease for &c
years, and although her death
likely to ocCur at any time, it was
| the less sudden and was quite a 81
blow to her many friends and relaS
| Mrs. Hates was in her 73i year a
she had lived until tomorrow, 81
getber with her aged husband, W
engaged in the manufacture Of
on Orange street above Sixth, W
have celebrated the ffty'p st ami
sary of their wedding. She wa
moved 10 her late residence and
evening service at the church Wa9
OF sadness. The deceased waSa q
of Wilmington, and leaves five chill
to NOUN her loss. They are Jog
Hates, manager ofthe Western ! i
TELEGRAPH Office at the p. W. W.
Iroad station; Miss Annie E. \
principal of No. IL school, Al
| Emmit Robinson and TWO ma
daughters, one of whom resla
Texas aud the other in Colorado
decea sed also has q large nun
friends and acquaintance WAq
desply mourn her losS'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09

CtHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Vendtioni expOnas to me directed, !,
viii be exposed to public sale at the court
House. on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the City Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE gath DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M, tho following described
real estate, viz:
BEGINNING at o new corner stone OF James
Whites land and in line OF Robert Peirce's
Jr., land, thence by said Whites land thencs
next four lines, south siA degrees, east az b
10 perches to new corner stone by the nor,
tberIy side Of q road known by the name OF
the Huckleberry road, south 81 degrees, west
8 I.l0 perches to new marked chestnut tree,
sorth 3!N degrees. east 01f percheS to ne"
corner stone. etc
Seized and taken in execut ion as the prop
erty of James McGreIlis, deceased, (feorRt
McC4rellis, executor Of James McGrellis, De
ce7 sed,) and Margery Mct+rellis. surviving
mortgager, and and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SBERIFF's OFFIoE Wilmington, Del, Oct
4 1882
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
The WORK of q Day.

Yesterday was a red le'~t a.i "
Braudywine NJ. E. Charcll paN snu
dened not only the heart Of / hSS ".
Shilling, the pastor Ou' al 'u'
bers. n,.od IN
old time love feast at y oClU'h ,O' X
morning. The love feast " was = y ~
bv a yeFy fine s9rmon at lO5 - S'tI
r. Rev, L. Todd, of St. PsgEs a',tr
Church, Chm Sunday School follow nV
O'clock, and at 8 o'clock 10" % Y
Miller of Grace Church PresCH's
ical and eloquent sermon. ,l..,sI 4
o'slock Rev. W. johnson pttA'9
y DssLor Shilling followed up ,inS inS
with an earnest eXhGrUSTISUn TSa Al
prsyer nis, meeting followed, ;ItisS IGS J
the prelude to an extra meeting e ,,.ai
vTI wiII be- carried on indefinite liS. !
NnIv %IIv wa, va the meeting a spiritual u
financial success, the the ,rfSsI S
anonntipg aI" to about $780, IDS sunSl
meet all the outstandiSg 8, l,ss'' lnS.'|
Of o both stewards and lta'I'Ti'' t!nO !.
out of debt the congregation "
trim for revival services
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
AMIdniKhI NTAraudeF.

Shortly after the midnight hour, last
night, a suspicious noise was heard at
the kitchen door of James X. Miller's
residence, No. III West Ninth street.
A lady in the house heard the noise and
upon looking out of the window she
saw a man, who waS endeavoring to
gain access to the house by forcing open
the kitchen door. She called out at him
when he slowly walked away but scon
returned again and commenced opera
tions when he was submerged with q
bucket OF water, which had the desired
effect of Tightening him off. The mar
was evidently intoxicated.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
rcmnaranca MeetIng.

A good audience at the Union street
Park yesterday afternoon was address
ed by Rev. John Gray, Il. w. MorroW
Samuel Lee, j. Il. Trexler, and Il, D.
Mcdonnell. The meeting near Rosen-
dale Park, was the largest yet held this
summer and WAS addressed by MT
Bissell of Lancaster County and
James Jones. Both meetings will be
continu ed while the weather remains
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
New ROckwheat
at W. D. Pickles, 4O7 King street.
BEATkES.

LITTLE On October tth, Ella T, wife OF
John q Little, aged 23 years.
The relatives and friends Of tho family ore
invileG To attend her fu eral from er late
residence VA ". Tth street, on IussdAV at
23U O'Clock. to ptt cevu TO Mount Salem Gem :
otery
PhiIsdeIph papers please copy.
GAIIGNA-Ou sunday GtternOon, the s!h
inst, Hele1 G4ligAo, wife OF Lewis 9al
igna, aged 40 years.
Relatives and fIir nds Of the family are re-
spectfully invited ~ ut go the fu re ai wi. h.
Out further no ice; leave the residence Of her
husband, No. '226 French St, ou Wednesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
X TES - Sudd My, on October 8th,
Coz harlne Derickson, wife Of Jacob Hates
Flu eral from the residence Of her SOD y ohu
N. kaJes, No. sl4 Monroe st on Wednesday,
the lllh inst, atg O'Clock, p. n Services at
the house. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend
EVArS-t'n the 9Th inst, Maggie A.,
daughter Of Edwin b. AMI LaurS Evans
aged 10 years, l month and days
Relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectiully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her parents, 2Ol East 10Th So
on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, 10 pro
coed to the Wilmington and BrsndyWinS
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
EnnrLiNpA we'd.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved four
of my children of most alarming at
tack Of Whooping Couch from whict
their throats and necks became 81
swollen as to prevent them from swal
lowing. Nothing would give them
even temporary relief, until tbi SyruI
was tried. One bottle, in one night
saved their lives, verify believe.
GEO. W. EARHART.
CAPTAIN of Police, Baltimore, Md
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
GunuerU, Heodsnnrt teTs.

Nathaniel Melchoir, No. 2l4 King
street, has the acknowledged cd stand,
headquarters for gunners, where they
ca supply themselves with the latest
improved shot guns, shot, powder, saps'
game bags and every thing pertaining
to gunner's complete outfit. He also
keeps Ey's caps, wads and breeeh-
loading shells, fishing tackle, glass
balls and traps. He also attends to
locksmithing and bell hanging.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
nr. Etnms, AGue killer.

The perfection of Agne Medicines
Never more Than one chill after its use,
and generally we'll In about ten days.
Contains no Quinine or any other inlu-
rlous drugs. We have cured oyor 3OC
cases during the last two years, and
more than 5000 during twenty seven
years. 80 cents, Sent by mail. Sold by
dealers. Prepared by DR.. Simms q Son,
4sh and King sts., Wilmington Del
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09

Albert K. Ransom, q day or two
since, showed US several samples OF
very fine fruit he dried for Messrs' I'm
derwocd and Crippen, at So ssafras, Md
with the Under wood dryer and Boswell
heater. Mr.. Ransom offers challenge
of $50 for any one who can beat these
samples. Smyrna Times.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09

LOO EAST sIXrH STREET Is 1HE
N6 place rere you can yet the worth
IIyCui dollar. 3b snap6 2tc Oh crackers 2sc
b f.ui. CAKES 25c III rie9 96c 9B cuErGnLi
CSC; bag -four &c IUr small bags - for large
bav: sRam.ock, small bag 6Oc large 81 co.
makes bread as white as snow /; parad 81 "a
make ou happy; our coffee at lCc, takes the
lead; 1 cans stu ed macEerel 80 cts; we have
IN III. ". iiavs you tried this new tea, Il
rot buy some at once 1t is xcellent. We
h I'VE ali our potatoes In the cellar, but those
early rose from our own farm take the lead
the Art day We sold 62 bushels to parties tha'
had LAem last year. Como quick before tn
arc al goge fresh eg4s and Yoou puttel
Gnd tLe dried beef at l6c b, at 1903 \ SiXtl
ocy.st I. Nj. WIEk.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
A Cnnnce teIdom ORered.

Being about to retire from business l
offer my entire stock Of hats, caps, um
brellas, etc., at cost. This is an oppor-
tuuity to get your Fall and Winter
goods at very low prices. Fixtures foI
sale and store for rent. Call early and
secure bargains. as 1 am determined to
close the business. John V. sheppey,
blS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
Sale of Churcn Seats.

The choice of seats in Trinity Cha
pei, Adams street, below Delaware ave
nue., will be disposed OF to the highest
bidders, this evening at 7.30 o'clock at
the chapel. The rental of each pew
will then be made known, and all wish
ing to secure the pews of their choice
should attend the meeting either IL per
son or bY proxy.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
pink R1CfBbIes.

The ladies and gentlemen of Bethel
A. M E. Church, will give grand punk
sociable in the lecture room OF the opera
House, to morrow evening, when the
committee having the matter in charge
will appear in pink and the sight Wi,
be a novel one The grand march VIII
take place at 8 o'clock and good time
la nnIlni nAtAl.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
1muroyements AZ the Forty Acre.

Mr., G. Cochran is about completing
the erection of nine ne W dwellings, 1t IL
undoubtedly the handsomest row inthat
section; they we're erected from designs,
and under the supervision of e w.
Thnrpe. architect. Mr. Cochran says if
he were to build again he would uave
architectural designs and superintend-
ence again il it cost him triple the regu'
lar fees, as 80 much better results are
obtained for the same money and less
trouble. Parties wishing to buy will
do we'll to purchase from this neat row.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
millinery

An entirely new and complete line OF
Fall and Winter millinery, comprising
everything that goes toward beaunfylng
hat or bonnet, at Miss E Llndsay's,
2OS King St. The ladies will fad 1t TO
their interest to call aud examine
poOdg,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
To The Swltcnpa.l

Mackey's Aatumh1aaaD 1aas tpo.De
swTitchbsck takes place PpiaS st a
tran leaving TINS lls0 T,rS TyoSSud trip
woodrow Y 90 row With, win J. is[,ssss. 4; @I'
sixth and Market 0'''
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
A Enll.

AS a young woman vas vas q III /
cleaning aS the show WIND window % No q /
merry store of Mrs, .iSs wsn't tbo n
%n'Tp fsIi. breaking sa the glass 'i,S 80 1TI Sas
tuniately toi she escaped pe,,s "''D Il 4
J%ly Jshcnt S37 10 repair damSso
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
uor 1he Bl.Gen'o",

The Improved order o9..% Of a Sis &,
will attend in q body O.G}ddZz.lnbis. 1Sf R'6 d
SvlHpIsIiGT william 7. Harrison RnS RRapd GIss d
ed Marshal aud D. a. D
Ross aids. -
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
lrhnM DHARYRh-

The engine attached to the Sunday
accommodation train which leaves this
CRY at 12 IL. gave out yesterday upon
its arrival at Eddystone station and
the traiu was Delayed for some time be.
fore another eDgiao could be procured.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
DOn'l Fail

to see those elegant, fancy bordered, al
linen, hem stitch handkerchiefs at
Kennard 81 Co.'s. at 10 cents each.
Nothing like them anywhere. Also a
u antifI' q1ality 7htte hem stitch az
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
pEeDaFinY gOT u

The Central Mission D, paJI DrnS
Central Presbyterian OIuS SplS \
pairing for a fair to nsstipE Os IDiG
November Al a ,IeS 9eI to pl
Saturday Sat it was decided ids tair IL {
nswspapsr during tIso,.1. the I1tl
I'D Editor2oEarnest i Or B J MSSSnGi LENA II
Assistant EDITOR Al'A
at,Ce. n H, @
Newsboys s-Marrlo'uE 'uEoU%%Ispd, U%d
p. Bisspli, Murray aJStadiia q JFSrsdiia
Ward jamie Ward anu
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
CGreeIa.

Kennard & Co. offer two celebrated
makes of corsets. Warmers Health
Caroline" at 81 90, and Thompson $
Glove fitting at 81 80. Best goods uade'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
Randy for Falu Business.

Oar Fall stock OF Hats and Gaps now
In sfore, The most elegant stock OF
Derby Hats we ever had made up
Prices az usual, the lowest In the city.
Il, n. numIOrd g. BTO. 4OA Marke Of
ktFetf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
RnrsnnRI.

j # ryou Clerk aud Capt John
Cra1r oi Delaware City will start for
Floriua daring the present wee IL where
they will engage in the ice business
until next April.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
Hmkeds.

KeEnard & Go. have a small lot Of
good SIZE ray blankets at S1.bO pei
pair, won't last long.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
ON TU ESDAY,
THE 24th DAY CT OCTOBER, 1882
at o'clock, pm the following described real
estate viz:


at o'clock. p.n the following described real
estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land situate In the
City of New Castle in the safe o. delaware,
bonnded and described as follows to VII
Beginning at u point on the n0rthe&sE @ SI1e q
Of Claytop Street at the distance Of 70 rect III
inches in a southe eqsterly direction rom @ tne
southeast side Of tenth street and IN Che INC
of a, lot of land to Charles Weggepmsn, thence
Nv me line Of his land in northeasteIly al,
rection paraIle to Tenth street " teet .
ipcnes to the southwest side Of an alley ~ ieet
inches wide op ming int Tenth street ara
A 70 feet wide street, thence by the sald sue
Of the said alley in a sOutheasterly uIrectlo1
10 feet to he line ofland heretofore conveyed
10 the said Jacob Herman, thence by the line
Of thai land in southeasterly direction 81
| feet and inches to the said side f Olsyton
street aforesaid, and thence thereby IN a
northwes.erly direction 80 feet to the place OF
be ginning by the contents thereof more CT
| less ,,
perty Of Jacob Herman and Elizabeth, Dis
wife. and t t., and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK ,"Sherl1.
SHBR1FB's OBFICE, Whining on. Del. ,Oet
1, 1854
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
hHo.Io
Monday:

NAOilNdJ
All the dresses and wraps
bought BY Mr.. G r a h a m
abroad have now come )!
and a great many Of our own
make are ready. We are
entirely ready for trade in
every grade. We shall make
no Opening.
Mr.'Graham brought over
also a great number of sin
gle dress-patterns of the
most luxurious character,
which are ready to be seen
and made. They belong to-
a c'ass Of stuffs y at we have
never dealt in before ; in.
deed that nobody can sell
without at the same time
afording facilities for the
most fashionable and dis
tinguished dresstnaking.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
1901 and 1903 Chestnut, second floor.
Spanish-lace hchus and
scarfs have come from across
the water again.
We can't avoid buying in
| New York more or less; but,
when we announce laces
from abroad, we should like
it to be understood that the
prices are lower than can be
put on laces bought at home.
The same, of course, is true
of many other goods besides
laces.
| Our policy is to support"
nobody and nothing. We
Ibuy where we can buy to
best advantage. (Somebody
will be writing us anonymous
letters now, because we don't
buy European goods OF
American merch 2nts. AS il
1--WE ought to hunt around
and see how mary people
we could pay profits tol The
other day somebody object
led to our speaking Of 1.-The
larger city!")
No! What we want is the
best of everything at bottom
prices. We want it for you
Everybody grumblers in
cluded.
1t was Laces; wasn't it,
JOHN WANAMAKERo
Second circle, southwest from center.
Smoking jackets already
JOHN wANAMAKER.
1903 Chestnut.
Camp stools, IS cents fol
a good one. You'd give ;
dollar for a poor one, Bi
: centennial Day. Be rationa
: now. Buy when you can.
i JOHN WANAMAKER.
Basement, 10.
People are finding ou
what beautiful work is done
in rattan; and how yer.
f|easy the chairs, lounges, ant
! many other things are. No
, they are not tor summer
> They're tco comfortable al
:. the year around.
1OHN WANAMAKER,
Basement, X 10
,, The finest, and Of cours
most delicate, suit tor a little
) boy is of plain velvet, blacl
or green, trimmed with sill
braid;not too much; but NOR
Tor a very little boy than 70
> his brother a little bigger
The trimming we have ii
Iour eye is only a row {
Ipoints on the places whlcl
bear trimming, even wher
trimming isn't much In vc
lgue. Some are not quit
satisfied with entireplainnes:
no matter how rich the styI
and material.
The finest wehave Is bu
l$l4. You can pay $ao o
more tor such made to meas
1N aLn ,,cn
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
HVAnvERTISEMENTs.

'CHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of levari iacias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale the Court House,
ON Market street between len'h and Elev-
epth streets, In the Oity OF Wilmington, New
OaStIe county, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE Gath DAY OECCFOBER, 1881,
at 400 O'Clock, p. m, the following descr Ded
real estate viz.
All those, the fyllOwing detcrtbed lc's ol
land situate in the Otty Ct New Castie, 1oua-
ty Of New Castle, in the State OF l,elaWaLe,
one thereof, beginning : POlht 9u Ine
northeast side Of Clayton street at 'ho dls-
tgnce OF 100 feet 10 inches Irom The south slde
of Tenth street thence in northea terIV dl-
rection parallel 70 ent2 stree Y 1e-t TX
inches to the southwest tide an alley teet
inches wide, therce by tie sHld sloe Ol s@'u
alIey in a sOutheastery direction o. IeeS 70
the northwest side Of q street ~ teet Wlue,
hence by the said side Of he ~ feet wac
Stroat in a south westerly directtyn 81 feet o
incbes 10 the said side of CiaytO street al re-
said, and thence by the said side Of Clayton
street. in q north ester.v direction "a loet TO
the place OF beginning, De the contents tnere-
of more or less, with the right aud privilege
of the said 20 feet wide street. and eleet Q
inches wide alley oT6ysr. -
Also. the other of said lots beginning at .
polnt on the nOrthWe t ,ide Of Nihth rect
VI the distance of % feet from tho northeast
side Of Clayton street and in the northeast
line Of an alley feet q inches wide, tAence
by the said side Of TIL said alley In north
westerly direction lu0 1eet inches TO the
southeast side of a 20 feet wide street, theme"
by the said side Of said 20 teet VIDE street III
n north easterlv direction 40 feet, thence In a
southeastsrly direction and paI sllel 70 the
first limo llB feet inches to the SAID slqe Vi
Ninth street aforesaid, and thence thereby IN
q southwesterly direction 40 feet to the place
Of beginning, be the cOntel Is thereof more
or less, with the rlph and privilege OF using
the said 70 feet wide SueeC and the SSlu le'
inches wide alley forever.
Seized and aksD in execution as the p o
perty of J G herman and Elizabeth nls
alte, and /, ard to besold by
PhlLlP Il. CLARK, SherlH.
SpsAIFg UBuoB, Wilmington, Dol oct
! 4, 1889. oco
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
DR. MMME'
VEGETABLEIlvER PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

NANKIND's FAVORITEPILLS
The most famous liver medicine on earth.
No Gripping. Sickness or Weakness attend
their operation. hey DO not leave the bowels
cOstlve. they tone ani sTergthea the Liver
and act on the kidney stomach and skin,
curing liver oompl~iI. sick headache, Aeu-
ralgis, blliousness, pa'u In tho sides or back
pains in the bowels, XII ineys or hl adder etc.
Very valuable IN dyspepsia, malarlal fever OF
dumb ague, chills and iever, general weak
ness, loss Of appetite, etc. they are splendid
for weakly females as an assistant to keep the
system healthy. They are endorsed and re-
conmeu d,d by thou 'ands as the licest pur.
Wative and splendid liver medIoite. Elegant
iv sugar coated, rs centG family boxes, y In
Gns, 8. sent by IN Ill. Sold by leading deal
ere In medicines. Main depot, Fourth ahd
Kin, streets, Wilmington. Del. ..and oO4 Aroh
street. rhilalelphia. nov2G.u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09

TTTANTED STRQNG BOY, SIX
w teen years old, to learn the trade OF
boat building, Thos. Drein b Son, corner @ OF
Tatnall and Railroad. cc'S| "