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The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
ITEMS GATHERED IN THE Kx.CoUNTY
sEAT-THR COMING ELECTION.


ITEMS GATHERED IN THE Ex.coUNTY
sEAT-THE COMING ELECTION.
NEW CASTLE, March 81, 1882.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE,
Officer Duffy arrested man yeSter.
day for being drunk ami disorderly
the usual fine was imposed.
Our fishermen caught some very fine
shad yesterday, which they sold at
$1.26 and $1.50lper pair.
1t is.rumored that Thomas 8. Fort
escue has withdrawn from the Mayor
atty contest.
Only ten days more before the elec>
tion for Mayor and two members OF
City Council. 1t is said the citizens
of the west side will run John r.
Brady or Christian White. Either
gentleman would fill the Office to the
atisfaction of the people.
The A. v. Lesley club, composed OF
some very fine singers of this place
are looking after room in which to
practice. t41
Editor Whitelock, of the Star, who
went to Georgetown to effect a Green.
back organization, arrived home yes
terday.
The new bell of the Episcopal
Church was placed in position yester-
day by Mr.. Ira Lunt, OF this city.
Watson Post No. 8, G. A. r., oi
this place, will hold fair in the old
Court House commencing Monday
evening, April 10. The proceeds will
be applied to the memorial ceremonies
on Decoration Day.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Obituary.

Captain Joseph FL. Richards, who was
stricken with paralysis, on his way in
company with EX-City Treasurer Vim
cent, fIom PbeeDixville to Lumbcrville
on Friday af ernooD, died at his resi-
dPnce in this city last evening.
The deceased was bC IN in Philadelphia
onSeptembeI 9th 1829,an aftsr complet
Ing common school education, entered
an apprenticeship at ship building with
the firm of Stewart & Waltsrs, located
In KensinetoD, Philadelphia. After serV-
ing his term as an apprentice he worked
at his trade uLtil 1857, when be formed
partnership with his brother-in-law,
James G. Dingee, and together they con-
Quoted boat building,at PouProvitence,
Pa. He continued the business until
1851 when he enlisted in the Eighty
Eighth Regiment, Pennsylvania Infan-
try, fer three years. During the time be
was promoted Oh account of bravery to
CAPT incy. At the conclusion of thew ar
he settled In this city and at one time
kept grocery store s. w. corner of
Fourth and Walnut streets.
AS the business did not agree with
his temperament, he disposed of it aud
engaged rs brakeman on the Delaware
Railroad, which was then under the
superintendency Of E. L. Sewell. When
Mr.. Sewell resigned his position, to take
charge of the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern r. R., running from
New Orleans TO Cairo, then owned by
the late Henry S. McComb, Mr.. Rich
ards accepted position as conductor on
that road, which he retalned until 1879
when he again ret1rned TO this city. and
lived in retirement until July 1873
when he purchased the Atlantic Gar len
on King street below Third. He re-
mained there until June last year, when
be disposed Of his business to Lufkin &
Legg.
Captain Richards had large circle of
friends who will deeply regrsct his death.
He was member OF the Lafayette
Lodge, A. F. A. NJ, aud an honorary
number of the Friendship Fire Com
pany. HIS funeral wilt take place on
Sunday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, No. 901 Gilpin Avenue; inter-
ment in Rlvsrview Cemetery.
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Am USEMENTS.
HYDE . BEHMAN's.

This evening, Hyde IL Behman s Star
Specially Company, will appear in the
Opera House IN one Of their special per.
tormanceS.
The programme presents number Of
favorite stars Cf the variety stages, prom
inent among them being Watson and
Ellis, who have again united their for
tunes. The exehition OF Royal Marion.
ct ny John aud l. uis T lis, Is the first
and one Of the most enjoyable incidents
OF the programme, Then follow in Or
der MIR Alfred ListoD, most skillful
performer on the xylophone: Miss Clara
Nc ore, with songs and character changes
the Mortell brothers, two of the best
parlor acrobats OF. the stage; w, T..
Bryant and Lizzie Richmond in a
sketch; Watson aud Ellis, in their famil-
lar German speciality; the Mertell, on
bicycles; Miss st. George Hussy, In the
lmpersonation of male Ir sh characters.
The performance concludes with far
cial piece entitled Wrinkles" iutro-
duelng Watson and Ellis, W. I. Brya Mt
and Clara Moore.
"sPARKs."
Fun will hold high carnival on the
stage in the Opera House tomorrow
evening, In the appearance of Willie
Edouiu's "Sparks" Combination. The
company includes among Its members
q number Of the leading ladies and gen.
tleman who appeared here with Rice's
Surprise Party In "HorroIs." The COM
pany appears in dreams; or, Fun in q
Photograph GALLERY" of which the New
York Times says:
The regular season ofthe Bilou Opera
House was opened last evening by
Willie Edouln's "Sparks" Company, in
the Two act conceit by Nat ChIlds and
Willie Edouin, entitled "Dreans; or,
Fun In Photograph Gallery" The
theatre was packed with an audience
which laughed and cheered from the
opening 10 the cl 50 Of the piece. There
is no particular plot to "Dreams." 1t ID
simply one Of those peculiar fAncies
WV serve to introduce a number oi
sp atty artists in a series OF character
sketches, and furnishes a pleasant even
Ing's entertainment without drawing toe
heavily upon the intellectual powers OI
the audience. In the first act Willie
EdouiD appears as an old man of seven
ty, and Alice Athelton as his wife, an
old lady of sIzty-6ve. In the second act,
which is the "dream," EdOuin is young
man tf twenty. one, and Alice girl o.
nineteen. The company embrac es ter
members,an nc arly all Of them ustair
from TIVE to fur characters. Alice
AthertoD, who is an old favorite, sing
several songs, in which she was warmly
applauded, The entertainment is {
thoroughly enjoyable one.
THATcHER's MTNsTRELs.
On Monday evening We are to have
mins.rels, In The appearance of George
Thatchsl's company, from the Arci
street Opera Housa, Philadelphia
Among the members are George Thatch
er, Hughey DougheTty, Lew Simmons
and other lights Cf the pre- +, ssion.
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A Niece OF General sherman TAX
ing the Veil.

PITTSBURGH. March 30.-The cermon-
ial OF receiving the white veil OF the Or
der OF Sisters o. Mercy took place at the
conVenL or webster avenue this afLer-
noon. The participants were Miss Annie
Haggerty, daughter Of q well. known citi-
zen OF Lawrencevllle, and Miss Eleanor
Ewing, daughter of the Rev. Hugh Ew-
Ing, OF Lancaster, Ohio and niece OF Gem
eral Tom Ewing and General w. II. Sher-
man. Though bred in the lap OF luxury,
and possessed OF rare beauty and many
accomplishments,M Miss Ewing six months
lIie, and entered the convent as postu-
liant. To-day her period of probation
closed, and she received the white veil
Miss Ewing will be known in religion as
Sister Mary Veronica. Her mother, Two
brothers. and sister Edith were present.
SickneSs in the family of the Shermans
| prevented their attendance.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
ARendi1ster Defeaf.

RICHMOND, Va, March 30.-The Read
iusters received a severe check to-day in
the defeat in the Senate of one Of their
chief partisan measures, namely, the bill
reducing the number of the judicial cir-
Gu t. of the State from eighteen to twelve
which would have tn ned out al the
preset Circuit judges and necessitated
the election of new ONES. The vote on
the PATS 'ge of the bill YVES IL yeas to 70
nays, three Readjusters voting with the
Dem .cras. Tho bill had previously
passed thu Hous- by Urge msjori' y.
The Dem acrats ars greatly e'atad owe
the vi toy, and express tue bslief that
other extreme mea ur of tue r aadj s.
ters will share the sane ta'e in the Seo-
ate. The effect upon the ReadjuslerS was
| TO make them call caucus.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The t.WOr1d" Priu1ers' Strike
brooklyn BEicklRyers' Demands.
mo more compositors wanted; office
fu ly supplied" was conspicuously pIa-
carded in the windows Of the "N. Y.
World" last evening. Three policemen
were pstrolling the walk In front of
the building. II was said in the count
ing room that as many men as
were Leeded had applied f5r work.
CoDpositoIs in the EMAIL aud Express
office say that, 50 far as they have been
able 10 ascertain, no regular compositor
IN that office nor any substitute was at
work In the "World" composing room
on Wednesday night. Charles L. Bres-
man, formerly a compositor in the
"WOrld'' Office, was sentenced in the
Tonbs Police Court yesterday to ter
days imprisonment for threatening Mr..
William u. England, the publisher OF
the "World."
Seventy marble workers, chiefly cut
ters, organized a protective union at 307
Third avenue last evening. They were
delegates from some twenty shops, en-
ploylng about 1900 men. Action was
taken in favor of striking for q uniform
price of $3.50 per day, with no piece
work and DO over hours.
Next to the shirt makers, the women
aud girls employed in the artificial
flower and feather business are about
the wolst paid workers in the city.
There are close upon six thousand oil
them, and they are preparing to f1rm
an organization, with the view Of secur-
ing higher wages. Some of these work.
ers do not make more than 81 a week.
The bricklayers OF Brooklyn will
demand 81 30 per day after Monday.
The employees of the f. P. Matthies-
sen q Wiechsr's Sugar Refining Com
pany, in Jersey City, has been notified
that their wages will be increased ten
per cent. on April /.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
CONGR'EsS YESTERDAY.

In the U. s. Senate, yesterday, q
communication was received from the
Secretary Of the Interior, with tho
draft Of q bill TO moro adequately pre-.
vent trespasslng on Indian lands, Mr..
Williams introduced bill prohibiting
the importation of neat cattle from
Canada. Tho bill to place General
Meigs on the retired list Of Major
Generals was passed. Mr.. Morgan,
from the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, reported favorably his resolu.
ton declaring for reciprocity with
Mexico, amended so as to require the
regulations I'd be made not by treaty,
but BY legislation. The Indian Ap:
preparation hill was considered. An
amendment offered by Mr.. Hoar ap.
propriating &2,O00,00 for the educa>
ton of all Indian children (except
those of the live civilized tribeE) west
OF the Mlssissippl river, were discussed
at length, pending which the Senate
went into executive session, and soon
after adjourned.
In the House the Senate bill reduc-
ing the license fees Of pilots and Of
flcers Of steam vessels was passed.
MIR. Joyce, from the Committee ON
Pensions, reported bill increasing to
$40 month the pensions Of soldiers or
sailors who lost an arm or leg In the
service. MIR. UpdegraG, from the
Committee on the laws governing
Presidential elections, reported bill
regulating such elections, which was
ordered to bD printed and recommitted.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole ON the Tariff Comnis-
sion bill, and Messrs. DundeIl, of
Minnesota, and Hewitt, of New York,
spoke in opposition to the bill. Mr.!
Hewitt prefhced his speech by send-
ing to the Clerks desk and having
read resolution which he intended 10
offer reoomtnitting the bill, with in
structions tO report within thirty days
or sooner bill based on the following
instructions "First, that all raw
material, meaning thereby all mate
rails VIII ch have not been subjected
to any profess of manufacture, and
all waste products, meaning thereby
all waste materials which are fit only
10 be manufactured, and all chemicals
which are not produced in this county
and alcohol for use in manufactures
shall be placed upon the free list; SEQ
ond, that NO far as possible specific
duties shall be substituted for dd pa.
lorem duties, and that in determin-
ing such specific duties the aver
age dutiable value of imports du>
ring the last three years shall be taken
as the standard of value, upon which
no higher rate Of duty shall De im-
posed than shall be necessary to COM
pensate for the difference In the cost
Of labor at homo and abroad expended
in the production Of SUCH products,
after making due allowance for the
expenses OF transportation, and that
the rate OF duty shall not in any case,
except on luxuries, excsed 90 per cent.
Of such average dutiable value" Mr..
King, of Louisiana, offered a resolu
ton, directing the Committee on
Public health to investigate the proba-
BILE effect Of the present overflow of the
Mississippi river on the health of the
inhabitantB of the flooded section. The
resolution was referred, and the House
adiOurned0
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THE AMHERST COLLEGE FIRE.
WALKER HALL, WITH ITS VALUABLE
CONTENTS, DEsTRoYED-Loss, $l05,-

WALKER HALL, WITH ITS VALUABLE
CONTENTS, DEsTROYED-Loss, $780,
600.
AMHERST, Mass, March 30.-OnIy
the val Of Walker Hall, which was
burned last night, with chimney or two
are now standing. The walls are badly
cracked aud broken in certain places,
and It is supposed they cannct be used
In rebuilding. The loss Is about $l85, 900
-$l25, 900 ON the bHIlding itself, $4,000
on the Shepari cabinet, and $4,000 ON
the physics apparatus, besides the loss
or valuable paintings and records. Theie
is an insurance of $72, 600 on the pro-
petty. The origin Of the fro is MIRO
conjecture. Prof Emerson. thinks it
started In the lower front hall, while
others say 1t began Ia the upper portion
OF the building, in the cabinet. The loss
ON the Shepard mlneralegical cabinet Is
great. 1t cost the college $40, 900, which
was considerably less than Lwo-thirds
OF t9e value as appraised by Prof Bnsh
or New Haven, and the work of careful Iy
rSclassifying 1t had lst been completed.
The whole cabinet Is destroyed, though
number OF rarer gems and crystals, and
All the inner smsll metsorites, were lock-
ed up In the vault, and ara probably
safe. The larger meteorltes had also By
onahce Deen removed from the building
yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

FL, Martin Leonard, the
u OF the house situated at No.
font street, In the Second
the city OF Wilmington
lew Castle, and State OF Deia-
Dmpli ince with the require
De acts OF the General Assem-
Case made and provided, do
Ie notice that | shall apply in
the Court OF General Sessions
le and Jail Delivery OF the
laware, in and for New Castle
MONDAY,the Sth day Of Nav,
being the next term of said
license for said house as an
Pm for the sails therein of in
quors in less quantities than
70 be drunk on the premises,
lowing respectable citizens OF
20 recommend the said appli-
nj:
|pr. @. II. y iRgins.
pie. 3 -. Wick ersham.
Alexander [ hambeTa
2ugan. Charles Cannon.
Henry Dugan,
prd. II. O. Kemble, NJ. d.
&. Perry O.CollinR.
helchoir. Henry o. Roller.
r. John McHugh.
en. Nj. j. Tucker.
Dn. his
par. Michael u Tucker.
mark
ner. John Q. Hynes.
MARTIN LEONARD.
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A strIke Threatened an Faterson.

The rumor that the Rogers Loco
motive Works in Paterson were about
to discharge 500 workmeD, is based on
very slight grounds. A few men are
to be 'laid off, because some of the
railroads which have ordered engines
are not prepared to take them as fast
as they can be made. The Superin-
tendent has ben notified that the
uloulders would strike unless they got
an advance OF twenty per cent. A
strike, he said yesterday, would save
him the disagreeable task of dis
charging any one. No reduction will
be made in tho force of the Danforth
Works.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
The Interstate Commerce. BaII

WASHINGTON, March 80. ..-The House
Committee on Commerce to-day heard
the conclusion of Mr.. Reagan's argu-
ment in advocacy of his Interstate
Commerce.bill. He opposed the.appoint
ment OF O Commission on the ground
that the railroads would probably
bing sufficient influence to bear to con-
troll tho appointment of its members,
and by that means control their action
SO hat the commission would really
represent the railroads and not the
public. Gas Mr.. GoHld has said, THE
commission would own the railroads,
or the railroads would own the COM
mission, u
On his motion the committee mani
mously adopted resolution declaring
that a measure relating 10 Interstate
! clmmerce should be reported to the
House as soon as possible after thu
River and Harbor bill.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

It was In . drug store of course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that is nearly all. She wa' pretty,
with 6lus eyes and golden hair. one of
that kind of beauties the poet would have
talled an "angel," but the fact that
colony of pimplas on her ialr iroGns-
nIece preclu led all thought of q celestial
being. BowIeg timidly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for "Swayne's Olntm en
for skiu Diseases" and upon receiving
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
u 1lck Frost nsIII Active.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Ths Their
mometer is reported to be 10 degrees
below zero In Manitoba. The tempera-
ture has fallen from 10 10 30 degrees In
The northwest upper lake region from
the Missouri Valley southwark TO
Texas II has risen 10 degrees In New
Engl and and the Middle States, Ten
nesBee and Lower MS yssippt Valley.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
SnhII,nnIY Sunarb.

A pair of beautiful Suu-fowers on
Easais vii; be mailed flee to any lady
who will send tea cents in postage
stamps or money of DR.. c. w. Benson
No. LOG North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Md.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
DIED.

RICHARDS.-From paral ysis, at his res
idence in this city, on March Both Gap
tain Joseph Richards, in his 58rd yesr.
Friends of the family and relatives,
M, and members of Friendship Fire
Company, No. l, are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral from his late resi-
ldence. 0n Gilpin avenue, on Sunday,
April End. Services at the house at 2.3U
o'clock. Interment at Riverview Gene
tory.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
I'd, PafrLcIk,a slhnroll.

Tie ceremony Of the ere ction aud
blessing of the stations OF tbe Cross, will
take place this evening in 81. Patrick's
new Catholic Church, this city. Bishop
Becker. will preach.
During next week the church Will
clCss in order that the new paint may
be thoroughly dry for Easter Services.
The painting is being pushed forward
as rapidly as possible.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Gartbaldi aud the pope.

LONDON, March 31.-A despatch to
the Nesos from Palmerc, says Seen
eral Garibaldi has written a letter to
the people of Palmero, reminding
them that to them belongs, as masters
OF the art of expelliDg tyrants, the
initiative of expelliug from Italy the
prop Of all tyranny, the Papacy."
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
BALE
HING MACHINERY

ASAAk ~ II IL n
toer Will sell at Public sale
We at the residence OF John
sna ny ROAD from Og,etOwn 10
Rs' aoout two miles south-
fk, DEL, on 'O1''
: T. APRIL 2OTB, 1882,
o'clock, p. NJ,
fsesasShing Machinery, consist.
4 Di9 ,, Engine =, g and 8-horse
" John Best, Ian caster.
~ 10 inch Westinghouse in,
CdnreShers, 1.3O and l-96
rNomoined Glover and
ners, 2 Water Tanks ON o1
sue on, r, mlth's PItenn.
e"'her Belt, Tools, Toll
9;nting any of the above
',niery will find il 40 ihs,S
deT ddeTenI tue salc, as they ARE are
M uer and will posiiiye,v rs
IN M 10 10 guilt the business. W
~ 'ntus by note WITH nm
b" Wa. II. REFS.
"in q Son, AuUrs. sIwG
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Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound ha, done thousands of women
more good than the medicines of many
doctors. 1t Is positive cure for all fe-
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
K. Pinkbam.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
IrYOu ARE RuIned

in health from any cause, especially from
the uae of any of tho thous and most Il q
that promise so largely, with long nc
tltious testimonials, have no fear: Re-
sort to Hop Bltters at onee, ami ID q
short time yeu will have the most robust
aud blooming health.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
REMRvAW

James France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh and Shlpley streets,
t. Ninth and King streets. None but
the bt st material used and the best
workmen employed. Orders by pottal
cards promptly attended to.
mar2Stf
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

u, Paul Began, the
y The house situated at No.
pet, known as the Pa cket Ho-
ard Of the city of Wilmington
pw Castle, and State of Della
npllance with the require
acts ofthe General A ssem-
.ase made and provided, do
police that | shall apply In
q Court OF General Sessions
and Jan Delivery of the
war, In and for New Castle
son day, the Sth day of May.
ping tbs next term of said
+lceni e for satd house as an
Tor the sale therein OF In
oors In less quantities than
e drunk on the premises,
Flng respectable citizens OF
recommend the said appli-
John H. Pinkerton.
Fred WIel, JT.
u. Daniel McCusker.
u Fugene SayerR.
9. Francis II. Kelly,
Julius Gunther,
ia es MegaIy.
VIM. McCauley,
elmerJohn Bader,
?. ]. Bsbcock.
L. ] McManus.
ma. A. Blckts.
y. @. +. Bickta.
Lawrence Kiernan,
PAUL BOGAN.
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G Grnduafad Yanfardnn.

At the annual commencement of JEFF
ferson Medical College, held In the
Academy Of Music, Philadelphia, yesteT.
day, there were PAT graduates. Among
those whD graduated were A. Lowber
and W. III. Ogle of this State.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

Henry Pike OF the Bosten One
Price Boot and Shoe House, 200 Mar
ket street, will hold auction, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
March 9th, 29lh and 29tb, at z o'clock,
to reduce his large and varied stock
of boots and shoes prior TO removing
to 304 Market street, Wilmington, Del
aware. mar26 At
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AnnOynnce Prevente !.

Gay hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance Is annoying
PArker's Hair Balsam preveo's the an
uoyanee by promptly restoring lhe
youthful color.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Don't be Alarmed

at Rright's Diseato, Diabetes, or any
disease of The Kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, as Flop b tiers will certainly aud
.lastiRgly cure you, and 1t is the only
thing that will.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

Tor agai men, women, weak ana
sickly chiNreD, without rival. Wil
not cause headache. Browns Iron Bit
ters,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

Ellen Nc Vey, the owner
#onie situated at No. 10 u,
n the Second ward of the
2BtoD, county OF New Cas-
OF Delaware, in com pli-
requirements OF the acts
mbiy In such ease made
90 hereby give notice
Ply In writing to the Court
lons Of The Peace aud jail
STATE of Delaware, In aud
county, on Monday, the
~, A. L., 1882, being the
hlo court for y license for
2 Inn or tavern for tho sale
oxlcati g liquors In less
y one quart TO be drunk
ses. ana the following re.
ens of the said ward re-
sud application, viz:
KF, Peter GIoss,
y, Frederick FIshtr
Frank X. s. Davis,
Btrn'rd Row,
IL, Edw. 4. Stanmire,
ao' 4. r.. Higgins,
(, Robert Wallace,
.n,,h Louis Rea,
Aoeh' Y. II. n. q rsss,
Myers Hayes,
hl.r Nicholas Jenny,
Ieyi II. w. Kirbv
erIy, John B. HI ott.
ELLEN McVEY.
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society Bellies

Are loNd In their praise OF Floreston
Cologne on account oftts remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

John CslhoOn. the owner
n,se situated at 40 bprue ice
! Eonrih ward of the city OF
comfy Of New Castle, snd
iaware. in compliance with
nents ofihe acts of the Gen;
ebIv in such case made ana
~ hereby give notice that !
in writing 20 the Court Of
ssinns OF the Peace and jail
she state OF Delaware, In and
stIs county, on Monday the
NAV. A D., 1873 Z, being the
said court for q license for
as an inn or tavern for t.Ie
III OF intoxicating liquors in
'iIies than one quart, u be
be premIses, and tn Q fellow
bble citizens Of the said ward
1 the said application, TO
|oore William Allen.
Camp. Peter NJ nnicn,
ga,t. Martin Farrell.
Isepd. Jof. W. harts
Iey. Thos. B. Eaton.
hn. Francis Kslly.
cClosk ey John j. Toner.
Rfferty. u. a: McCUIlln.
'ele. Nei Gorml y.
v lie. James y, BARLEY,
right. John GIBBONS.
lcDOnald samuel SayerE.
Michael HOugh on.
JOHN CALHOON.
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Brtghcs Disease, Diabetes, Ktd
ney, Liver or Urinary Diseases,

Have no fear of any OF these diseases
II you use Hop BiIteTs, as they will pre-
vent and cure the worst cases, even
when you have been made worse by
some great puffed up pretended cures.