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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Thisis one Of the most frequent diseases
of the brain in advanced life. A por-
ton Of the brain undergoes fatty degen-
Grafton.
The softened mass varies in charac-
ter and consistency at different stages.
but at one stage il resembles moist gela-
tine. In another form of il the mass is
as fluid as cream.
Its most common cause is an obstruc-
ton in the neighboring arteries. which
cuts of the supply Of blood to the part.
Such an obstruction is often attributed
to embolism-a small particle swept
from the heart To some capillary and
lodged there: or Ia Thrombosis
larger bit (perhaps Of clot) thus swept
along and lodged in some artery; TO =
tumor pressing on an artery; to . how
of blood from q ruptured vessel already
affected with degeneration
Sometimes = feeble heart. unable to
send the blood to all the capillaries Of
the brain. may give rise to it. IL is
often remotely due to prolonged intel
lectual efforts, strong and continued
emotions. blows on the head. alcohol.
or to disease Of the heart. caused by
acute rheumatism.
Softening Ut the brain NAV be either
acute or chronic. The former Is fatal
within ten days. More commonly there
are no premonitory symptoms. and the
attack resembles that Of paralysis.
When premonitov symptoms occur
there may be pricking sensations.
cramps. biunted touch. diminished pow
er Of motion. increasing weakness Of
the affected side and cIumsiness Of the
fingers. hands and feet. and . lettering
gait
Some of the symptoms of e&rossc
scftening are increasing feebleness, loss
of memory. fretfulne<s, its Of uncon-
trollable weeping. dun pains in the
head. . sense Of confusion. thickness q
speech. gradual loss Of muscular power.
listlessness. and later. paralysis Of one
side. childishness. helplesness DISPOSE
ton to sleep most of the time. The
appetite and the weight may remain
good.
When there are preuonitory symp-
toms. the diet must be rigidly simple.
nourishing and Of easydigestioo- Mix
IS the best. Nothing should be allowed
tending to increase the actioo Of Tie
YeptA's Gozaposioss
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Not many week. since. a gentleman
well known in Cincinnati Lost his ~if.
by consumption A simple announce
m+nf was made in the Newspaper.
when she died. but no notice was gives
"a tn when the funeral wouli tax.
place IL seems that IL was omitted Al
the special request Il hi- wife. often
made before her dennis. n. she only Do.
sired her most intimate friends 20 ai,end
that ceremony. She -sid an. hal a Dor.
TOR If her house being crowded with
people upon such an occasion. who
really cared little or nothing for her
whom she knew well. and whom .hs
felt sure would regret her death. and
these were notified to attend nj = par.
ticular hour on \ given day.
This departure from the usual custom
was hardly made more con.picu0u. than
that Of her husband Officiating in the
place Of . minister. which vas sl@,
done ., hi. wife's request. After the
friends had assembled to the number II
was sitting beside her coffin. with bead
bowed in grief upon IL. rose up and de-
livered the following zSdre-
"DgAR TsIK~ps. u %. The tying r~g,~~s
OF my ds..r cosHpsn;.n 'h.' no ,~atsi-srs ,ss.sa
tof that J should sp~ak . fs- vsrss to ssF
special frrnts vhe would ~ rrsfsf so \.
rrc~rnt Decd MOI s@y that . IN en- vsh ~
i~ucs.Doe. and . can hardly anf .orss - es
rr--- my -orrv- aad Frs~f ~ fhe k~ !
have sustained By her d~zfh. Tbs rs-y.~<s
~as not made ~ her b~rss~ os sapf - ssss
- L. - 49, 49,
esn. r~ifher 81 us -ss q ssssn,-r ~ .sy
rrsstsa ehurch. AMI hzve oos h-~a - fAe
tshts OF sfsesdins relissovs ~rrkss SD 90
and .hs aa sos ssiss n n~~s .. yrss-r. s.s-r
th~ circumstance. fo hsse sssp~ coz con~
here and deliver . serrsos sso sss not ssov
her.
n~~d pos ,ei you thas C.rs -. . fssts-
full wife and . tovsns rDuts~s. AMI that sse
pp~~r~-~d ~vexy ,rss of chsrsrssr s~se@ssry
20 coossstate nss essa ef Goa - n.s 70
her daily hfe and vsit thsf s~x ~yery sssss-s
vas par~ and rod never $40 s~r fsvs ~
ns.dy s~sy fros 30 soos vssnzs . IN.
frs~eas. So nss. s~s ssa~ ssr psiss.. saz
she vss afvsys tie ksppsra vs~s - sse
ssrprssins n va sos S>c..l zAsfe~s>
vsrd ssA q : ca trssn 20 osr nsfss 1szsAr
s<r 20 foskDg m tn fossa~ps sf A~r nsxh~s 4
sAa1l haye e~crussps8.hc1 NJ nsns1oa upra
r; ~ =, N -. - 2 80 ~ ~. zee .ss s .
dk sooa- ~ ssess isss>ses va foiss ne
80 ny evSve I8a ssFcrty reAsss shse -
80. .e.ss .R...os.s.sy e. ~ $3.50;
sAas serrF agsn hesrher vesr~ sof4e~ hss q
sbe vfe3v~ % ~ srsss1 hcos. gssfsg -
ve3coDe arA - ~ e0snDa Bsz. fhszgA
- has cp0e DesR % r~furu. hex sa0nea<e
VII - I'm. ssa vM % - es4arsag - NE
Rwif
-Yoa vE IN ps>ass es.s ssxvurs sss tahs
- nrevel afses vhsA - vxn 60 hesssp
v0w<a~ hrHn
~oass - I've ssvsy.
faak 90 - say
A eesfkmaa Who was present and
witnessed the proceedings s.ys hey
we're exceedingly impressive. fks bdies
being especially demnassrafive In their
gSef The singing ~ ed by . ar
ocular LADY fn<sd. Who also Pisyedshe
organ
This funeral may be regarded - .
decided sew departure. and il you'd sos
be surprising IL osAes 5czlo~ed tt en-
anPk-Gseisss,S gsexissy
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

The dummy" money in the window
of . brokers' Office on Kearney street is
proving a dear advertisement to the
proprietor. A fortnight since two en-
terprising young thieves smashed the
plate-glass window with = brick and
grabbed . lot Of counterfeit greenbacks,
under the impression hat they were
good money. Yesterday afternoon =
giazier charged Mr.. Anthony something
like seventy dollars for putting in .
new pane Of glass. The job was finished
last evening, and at 7:45 . young thief
named James Neary, alias Nealy, alias
Ryan. demolished il with . cObble sluny
in . pocket-handkerchief. Through
the aperture thus created he grabbed
pile OF neatly-turned brass discs Of the
sire Of twenty-dollar pieces, the top one
being . bona-fde double eagle. As he
thrust his hand in he toppied the pile
over. losing the twenty dollars and only
securing twenty-three of the brass
counterfeits--Sda Froncisoo Uronicle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
A Chinese Fishirg Village In California.

1t was close on the edge Of the water,
where n little inlet rounded in. below
high hills. As We drew near il. the
Odor Of fish came up over the hills. like
a smell from something cooking in a
vast caldrOn. The fences. the rocks.
the ground-all were covered with shin
ing little fishes. spread out to dry;
those on the ground being laid on
frames of wooden Stats. There was
only one narrow lane running through
the village, and hardly room on that TO
step between the frames Of drying fish.
On the roofs Of the novels. even. poles
were set up. and stretched from corner
to corner: and on them long lines of
fish fluttered in the air, like clothes
hung out to dry. Cinnamon We're run
ming about. emptying big baskets of
fish: other Cinnamon were spreading
them, turning them. raking them apart,
gathering up the dry ones, and packing
them into baskets. The place fair
" swarmed with laborers and their
implements; but all the workers kept
steadily on, as regardless Of our pres
ence as though they had been ants on
an ant-hill. Every man. woman and
child was hard at work; children that
were too small for ANYTHING else al
babies strapped on their backs, and
were carrying them about. Little girls,
not more than eight or ten wears old,
were ut work industriously cleaning
the fish. to prepare them for drying.
This was \ disagreeable sight; it was
done in open sheds, where the floor was
black and dripping wet with water and
the Shiny offal Of the fish. Here the
women sat on high stools. in q
squatting posture. with their feet
curled up under them, cutting
and slashing, stripping the fish. and
dropping them into the baskets with as
swift n motion As If they were Smelling
peas. They had the fingers of the left
hand rolled up thickly in black rags. to
protect them against q chance slip of
the sharp knife. They chatted and
laughed as If they were engaged in the
most agreeable occupation in the world.
There did no seem to be an idle pair Of
hands in the village. Old men were
mending nets, old women putting bait
on hooks. The only unemployed Great
ure we saw was one small baby.
1t would not be possible &c give any
Idea of the way in which the houses,
sheds, boats, barrels. poles, nets. has
kets, scaffoldings and lumber Of all
sorts were huddled together on o mar
row alley not wide enough for two wag-
ons to drive abreast. There was not .
foot Of open ground. Looking down
from the hill ON the roofs of the houses.
one would think they all belonged to .
single set Of walls, rooted at different
heights and angles. 1t was . squalid
and filthy spot; Il would seem imposxi-
HE for human beings to breathe such
air. and sleepin such dark. unventilated
novels for any length Of time. without
being made III. Yet there are in this
little village nearly two hundred people,
many Of whom have lived there for
thirty years in good health. They are
divided into three companies, each CON-
pany having its leader, who pays wagc,
to the men and women. and has Tbs
charge of selling and sending away th'
iish.-& Nicholas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

A curious iiias,rsiisa is found Ia ~,ssss
recent numisrs 20 the gae<s n<wspz.
PR Il the prvxresa IL the Tsmp~r.nor
sen,imsnf Ia Engissd In the d.fsrs-
nen; ~ guenss. . lady. Under fke nsfns
a: Cecehino. bad wnfssa. Stating ksr
income and outlay. sad sskiny sdssor
sc to what ecoocnss. abr might ps1c-
tire 81 ~ ia D. shie ts k.~p ssrns .ost
~ ear1as~. Anyag the issn. - h~r
sxprsdSiurc Was Ia . yesr on sire
and he~r.
Que eorrysyond~ns fnsi. herr = u.s.
l~ss and n~~ises. esf~ndsurr. ~hsrh
void - tt-if sssEee f@r . f-s,sy car.
riag.- Another writes that she b~rs<af
had made The exp~ysm~rt II sh~sis~pes.
thiakisg u sssd ~ . STrss .~s Il ~kf-
d~aizi. hat sf The end 81 shrre s.aasAs
had fyaad h~r rrssrd IS In fA~ sdiezs
health and sosnfort az fb~ h<ss1<lsnki
~grn~raily: vosk b~sfsr do4e. h.pxsssss
and coa'sni instead ~ qa.rr~is n The
ksrh~ns aoa N ecu<soeny fh.s uo<sd
quite ose The szp~n~ a . carriage
and pair At hor>~. WIN thr ruiz "a
sh~tin~Dc~ WA laid Srr~n. tie ~-vssss
had No eb5eeska. and 4. eAsnxinx srun
time 10 fine. ths ruiz vss no difLruity.
fr-sh milk. frsh spnsx water. 90 .ss<s
with fr~~A kmon syur~Da spso Il. serx
The h~venxss ef The hos~L
A third corssppatesf ~essor-<s sh~
plan BY the euDsss~rzfkpn u ths great
bsrGf e b 20 s~Esse ~rrzsf. fsnnsy
of vbom herome The wives of vusksnx
n<n) - h<oone shseslsers. snd ksrs
BY yrscsr. The sdv.ns.<~- is br1sxa
Ikis corcsypnd<af css fzly tsto Tie
Ways BY vksh ~rvanfs may sx oHty
b Instructed themselves. hss nay 49,
fully tnen<nee sb~is acxsainfanrwx So
hsr~h ksd ks~n ia aeicsxe h~azk. sod
had bex taken win< yn that s<xn<ns.
viskas; say improsenesss nor I'D she
beroms ssrvaS an sAe IN 81 Ia yssc-
tier a sounh eogr~spcot~ns sskarx~s
On the hsne4s Il s~zhseasfinx . noo<y
psymess 80 ~rvsnfs Tor 40 as5vsxses
a ber- We ~ x.sd 10 ksn thss .
DenheS a Tie Bssk~A woD~~'s Ten
penoce Assoeissiou h shpuf % have
tsess ksssu printed - . Tract sp< rrs-
eal eirrulassua-Cafkoie HestSz<ys1sL
Ii yMx CmEzsIsAs CosIxsE - Sap
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
C-a.;.lv C.h ,~u

Frederick n. Crouch. the compose
Of Kathleen Mavourneen." Il agra,
haired man. who lives On poor fare il
Baltimore. A tattered coat a Con-
fede1te gray keeps some q tie cold
out. He is now out At employment
and too old to help himself. He has q
wife and 1--WE children. He tries TO
smile cheerily 1t fate, bat admits that
be needs help.-hdiesdPesss Hsrsat
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Fuller, in his ..Small Fruit Cultur.
ist," says: II do not believe that there
is one acre Of strawberries in = thousand,
cultivated in this country. that yields
over one half that il would If the ground
was properly prepared before planting
Here is . valuable hint for horicultw
ists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

II THE CmkssIsAs CoslxsE - Sap
YIro. Japan. Instructive IL xss-n Co tS~
asdesas q ~ p&y,iskrx,ej sseets u
alroAni
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
..Thpse Savings Of Mine,


John 18Th 37th: "To this end was
born, and for this cause came into
the world, that ! should bear witness
unto the truth. Every one that is OF
the truth hearetl my voice.
john Srh :}lst "Then said Jesus t.
those Jews which believed in him, if yt
continue in my word, then are ye N y
disciples indeed, and ye shall know the
truth, and the truth Shall make yoa
free. ~
From the foregoing we conclude that
knowlrdge is Il necessity, and the
kind of knowledge that we mus
have is a knowledge Of the
truth. While belief and faith ar-
requisite as a tounJation, they will not
answer the purpose, unless we are III
actual possession OF the truth.
by continuance in the word we are
promised know ledge Of the truth. And
through knowledge Of che truth we are
promised fretuoin. Freedom from sin
IN ! understand il.
We all have some knowledge of the cruel
and hard servi' e sin subjects us to, and
if there is IA plain and practical plan
Dl VIZ t"u ocSuAS sac
liveTanCe from our upcOfnprOlnlSlne
task master, 1t behoOves us as intelll
gent beings 10 make a more careful and
definite examination of These sayings
of mine"
We make careful examination of all
matters thar concern u;.r material wei
fare we search deep .n'u all laws that
will give MS physical results we are
careful about many things we build
our houses with great care and precis.
ion we give due and very definite at.
tention to the adornnent ofour persons
in fact everything that per aims to The
senses is not neglected by US.
is there no profit? Will it not pay
Is there no real, practicable, substantial
good to be obtained from an honest, ear
nest, manly and wonanly examination
aud PERSONA appropriation Of "Thest
sayings Of mine w,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
big Quarterly meeting.

The Union church, of Clayville, will
hold their big quarterly meeting to-
morrow, and the A. L. M. T. church,
Of this city, wlii run an excursion TO
SaIrm, \, d., ,u hesteamer Moses Tay-
~, 'alinG French street wharf be.
tween $3.50 and "a. m.. Sunday, July
Sth, 1855 TINS is rare opportunity
lor the reunion Of friends Oh Iie strands
of the shores Of Salem, place Of peace
and plenty. Tickets 60 cents; to be
had of the Trustees Of the church and
PASTOR Rev. &, V. Peterson.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
II fhA In lEArlne.

All sufferers from disease should call
at the Office of DR.. Darmon, No. SOO
Market street. His Office hours on Sun.
day are from 10 a. m. to y. IN. Those
who wish treatment shl uld call with
the least possible delay, az his time in
our city is drawing TO close and his
engagements in Philadelphia must bt
attended to.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
The Outlook for 1854.

Leading political papers are engaged
in torcas'ug the result Of the next
Presidential election and is significant
that tn" leading papers ofboth the great
political parties or he nation agree that
New York aud DIuo are the battIo
grounds which nw>r 'Um the tide Of
battle one say NJ l..other. IN The
next electoral "oijrlo there will be four
hundred and one electoral votes, two
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07

TXCu ukSlON. POPULAR
IL and orderly excursion to New York, the
irand Brooklyn Bridge. brooklyn, Coney
Island. Brig hton and Manhattan Beaches,on
Thursday, July 70, 1855, bids fair TO be one Of
unusual pleasure and sight seeing. Unpre.
cedented attractions day and night; through
ihe day along the Pennsylvania Railroad,
the great bridge uniting New York and Brook
lyn, with the parks and numerous other at
fractions. Coney Island Brighton and Man
haitian at night,with their brilliant illumina-
tons and mag eniiicent fire. works, with Gil.
more Band, 7th Regiment Band Controno's g
Band. and numerous other bands to enliven
the already delighted excursiOnists. No
! change Of cars seats all numbered. Excur-
,iollsts can leave pier No. l at the Battery
any half hour they wish during the day for
Coney Island, by showing their tickets as
they go ON any Of the iron boats for Coney
Island. The excursion will leave the +, W.
\ B. depot at O'Clock \. m, sharp; return
ing, leave Coney island at Top. m.. Jersey
CITY, II 80; allowing l3 hours In New York.
arriving in Wiluington about ! Il. IN. Whole
tickets, $s 90; half, Sl.5o. 3oy3,7,l ,l0,H,17,N
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
SHERIFF'S SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
N)writ of Levari Facias, to me directed viii
be exposed to Public Sale, at the C0urt
House, on Market street, between Tenth anC
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1888,
At 2 O'Clock p. M, the following described
real estate, viz
All that certain lot of land and three-story
brick dwelling thereon, situate in the city OF
Wilmington, bounded and described as fol
lows. that is to say. Beginning at the south.
erly side of Third street between King and
French streets at the distance Of IS feet east
erly from the centre Of the gable wall fo,nler
ly of Daniel Hully and ut the easterly side o
an alley (running southerly 23 fl. from Third
street) dividing this house from that Of An
thony w. Willis adjoining on the west thence
southerly along said side Of said alley to 4
corner Of other land Of said Willis on tht
south, thence easterly along line of said
land to corner of other land Of John q
Gilpin and the estate Of Vincent 4. Gilpin
deceased, adjoining on the east. thence north
erly along line dividing this from the lar
mentioned land to the said sOuth.rly side cl
Third street, and thence thereby westerly tt
the place OF beginning, be the contents wha
they may, with the free use of said alley, etc
Book I, volume O. page 800 etc.
Seized and taken in execution az the prop
rrty of Hannah +. Carter and to be sOli ny
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE Wilmington, {. My 8
1888
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
ON SATURDt y,

THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1882,
At O'Clock, p. M. the following described
real estate. viz:
All that lot or parcel of land, situate in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle County and
State of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows. to W.T.: Beginning at "a point on the
westerly side Of Chauberlin street and 45 IT
northclly from the n0rtherly side of 1hir
teenth STREET, thence northcry by said side Of
Chn mberIin street ID fact to a corner; thence
westerly parallel with Thirteenth treet co tt
to II corner, thence southerly parallel with
Jefferson street 70 feet to a corner, thence
easterly parallel with Thirteenth street 6t
feet to the place Of beginning be the contents
what they may.
Seizt Il and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of william A. Peir,e. deceased (JacOi
Eldrtdge rcrcc. administrator Of william
ii. Peirce, decca scd). and to lie sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIFrs OFFICE Wilmington, July 3rd
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
Goats for 50 cts.

Mullin & Son, Sixth and Market, have
a lot of boys coats and vests which they
intend to close out and will sell them at
80 cts. for the coats, and 25 Cts tor the
vests.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
Closed for kep0lrs.

Tomorrow will be the last service
held in the audience room Of Delaware
Avenue Baptis church until the re-
pairs are completed. Until then servi-
ces will be held in the lecture room.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07

The face of the rade dollar is assum-
ing the usual smile and soon it will be
as cheerful as ever, after its late indis-
position
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
ON FRIDAY.
THE GOTH DAY OF JULY, 1858.
,'a L.

hl w U tluth u H..
The following described rcaI estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land, situate in the
city and coun y of New Castle, in the State
Of Delaware, with tw"stUry frame house
thereon erected, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at point in the
southeasterly side Of Market street in the
line of land Of Samuel p. Truss. thence by the
line of his land in Ii s0uthcaSterly direction
100 feet to the northweSterly side of u G0-ftet
wide street. thence by the said side of the said
street in noriheasterly direction 20 feet
thence in northwestery direction by q line
uarallel to the first line 100 feet to the said
side Of Market street aforesaid. and thence
by the said side OF Market street in II south
westerly direction 20 feet to the plnc! OF be
ginning, he the CO. tents thereof more or less
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop.
erty of John H. Collins and Julia Collins, his
wife and t., and to he sold b"
JAM ES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHEEIFHs OFFICE, Wilmington. July 3,
1SS3
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
Linen Suits for 81

for boys and children. Boys linen pants
for so cts. to close out the lot at Mu.lin
& Sons, Sixth and Market
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
VIII Close.

Mullin & Son, Sixth and Market, will
close every evening except Saturday at
8 o'clock, until further notice.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07

StHEKIFF', SALE-Bi VIRTUE or A
- writ of Nenditoni Exponas to Inc direct
ed will beexposed to Public Sale.a the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington,
New Castle County Del
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07

SNHEKIFF'S SALt,-BY VIRTUE UF a
~ writ OF LeNdri Facile to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sic ~ the Hotel
kept by Jicot .iicnaru on L. III. CTS, Hum.
Gred ana County of New Castle. State OF
Delaware
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07

Coon BYE, old smallpox hospital
No tears are shed over you.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS
. EHUBUTH BEACH, DELAWARE.

The Hotel Henlopen, Just completed, will
be opened Thursday, July s, 1883 located NJ
miles south of Cape HenlOpen Lighthouse, on
the Atlantic Ocean, within 100 yards of the
surf bathing, pure water, gas, steam Iaun-
dry, music, billiards furniture and outfit all
new. No bar. Accommodates 900 persons.
Terms, $3.50 to $500 per day; $l5 to $l7 per
week. JOHN McMAKlN, Manager, (form-
erly proprietor of the Atlantic Hotel, Cape
May. jy3-6t
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07
ON SATT RDAI,

THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1883,
At 2o'clock p. m, the following described
real estate, w:
All that lot. piece or parcel Of land, with a
three story brick dwelling, akery and other
buildings thcrcun erected situated in the city
of Wilmiug' and State vi delaware, bound.
ed and described a. fol ows, to wit: Begin
Uing at a corner formed by the westerly side
Of Lincoln street a'u Tie ..ortherly side Of
Gilpin ayene; thence long Gilpin avenue
westerly l0n feet to corner thence n0rtherly
para lie! with lincoln : rect 50 'cet to another
corner; theme caste Iy parallel with Hilpin
avenue 100 feet to the aforesaid side of Lin,
coin st.. and thence along the same sOuther
so feet to the place o! beginning being his
estate AS tenant by the courtesy thereon.
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop
erty of Robert Ia lor, and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHsRiFrs OFFICE, Wilmington Delaware.
July 8, 1853.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07

Mems Coarse r eggei Shoes,
From $1.OO to $40, at Babcock's, No
2O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-07

A TTEN TION.-ALL PERSONS De
"A string pure Drugs orChemicals. r wish
Ing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
should 20 to the drug SCORE of
II. X. BRlNGH URST,
3l7 Market street, Wilmington, Del