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DAILY GAZETTE.
U. P. JOlINSONi Editob axd PaoraiaToa.
ïhk Daily Otzxrra i. publiahad every afUrnoon.
(except Sunday) at 4M Market atraat,andMiYtiby
carriers to subacribera in all parta of Wilmington
and .the surrounding towns an|| villages, for tig
cents a week, payable weekly. Yearly aubacribaik
13, in advance.
The DELAWARE G A ZETT E. ' *,tahM*h« J 17*4.
i. the laigest aad moit flouriihing weakly ia the
State, and has a larger circulation than any other
•n the Peninsular, Publiahad »very Friday morn
ng at 12 a year, In ad ranee.
REPRESENTATION.
What would eight or ten mpreaeatathvM from
Wilmington find to do in our legulatiir* f The
legislature meets iu January, and ganarally a
month is passed iu doing little of no business. The
representatives mostly go to Dover on Monday
and leave there on Thuraday, but taka tbair pay
for the whole seven days of tha week. Repre
sentation according to population would doubtleas
double or treble the eapenaee ; but we doubt
whether it would add anything to our libarty or
reduce the taxes one way or another. The farm
ers of New Castle County are jaot aa much op
posed to lovying heavy tux« on land as are
the farmers of Kent and Sussex, and hence no
change could be expected in that matter, because
th« votes of the agriculture! interest would neces
sarily be combined to protect their lands, which
they say are now taxed as hsavily « they will
bear.
YV e hope that reflection upon this subject will
produce fruitful results in causing our people to
settle upon some principle that may seem feasi
ble and that will lie productive of satisfactory
reforms.
The Daily Gazette was given a wide circula
tion yesterday. As usual with the beginning of
new enterprises there was some delay in getting
to press, and our first edition did not appear at
early as we desired, yet the paper went off so
rapidly that we found it impossible to supply the
demand and many persons who desired to pur
..-effete during the afternoon found
MJi))ly. This will be remedied in future.
The Commercial calls Mr. Wm. S. Hayes, of
the 5th ward, "a virtuous Couucilman." The
remark is not intended to be complimentary. Mr.
Hayes took the liberty to atop the Com morcial
and hence the sarcasm. Au extract reads thus :
William, in the lofty elevation of his sublime
soul, has discontinued his copy of our paper! —
This severe loss may be replaced by anybody
else's six dollars, and as the uext new subscriber
put upon our list will no doubt have the name ot
. ikp heuest niitn, we shall be rather a gainer than
* loser.
Mr. Hayes had certainly a right to vote to keep
the city work in the "service of a Contract Ring,"
and to stop the Commercial also; but does this
make him noceesarily a dishonest man F His
Democratic fellow-members did not so declare, al
though they voted very properly „against him.
The Proposed Siiu* Canal.— If the proposed
Blnp canal were cut through the Peninsula,
a Ivantagcs to our foreign commerce would be
greatly increased. Estimating the distance from
Hu It I more to the Capes at two hundred miles, aud
the run up the coast at a hundred miles, before a
vessel lays her course either for our own Northern
p^rts or for those of Europe, there would be a
sivingin distance of a hundred and eighty-two
miles, and of expense, for an ocean steamer of the
larger class, ot six hundred and twenty-five dollars
etch Dip,
without a
bind
° f
I tie earthquake in Gaiifo-nia turn, out to be
mo i more serwia than wa.at firat auppoanl.—
Tueacay.'s tncogia deapat h conveyed the idea
tîiut but little more than the ordinary rambling
a id swaying Imd occurred, but we now have it
C
Vihi lives have been lost, and that up to Saturday
t ie time of the latest intelligence, tbe shocks still
c >ntinued.
o five days
b ieu felt,
nom en an
I bis makes the unprecedented period
ns that during which the shocks have
I he particulars of eo curious a phe
ub this will be anxiously awaifcsd, aud
f >r the sake of science it i, to be hoped the storm
aignitl stations on the Pacifie ooaat have accurate
ly noted os many attendant circumatnucas aapoa
Bible.
Sole
Ex-Uovernur Trousdale, of Tenneceee, died at
his residence at liallatin last Wedneaday at the
age ol 82. He was elected Ooveruor, aa the D*m
° '™tic nominee, in 1819, and was ajmau of both
integrity
• lie true Nntu
J
and
Ac'
rnV'*c
I
•
b
Call
Cook
bility.
of tha Hsprcssatallaa
IN8IIS.
Ktlitor of the Gazette :
During u hliort vim
4 , , , 1 .*« your delightful little
<'ity 1 have ik*«ii roueh mteientutl iu tltediscussioa
«on g on in the }Hi]>erri about equal Repräsenta
tion, tor it in •» nuhject that has beeu constantly
uiM'UHAed in the p irt of the country where 1 live
during the post several years, and not to much
i-mi't. Hut 1 notice quite a change ih the ele
uieiitN; with uh the part
y so bitterly opposed _
»|U1| rçprtwontetiou is bare tbe neat aUmaiou
for it. The article iu Saturday's Commercial, gir
*11 as th« heading of this letter would bar* up
jiesrcl m very few if any Radical journals of the
.Simili, because it would have beeu utterly incon
sistent with their practice iu thorn State* where
they have almost unlimited power. When the
Comme} I ,td rtqmata the oft told tale, "that gov
•ram-uts hare only thou just powere which com*
R? wirou^h the consent ol the govenied." 1 "do not
» Meed to hi form him or any other logician" tagt
there ire lew JU »I ooirert lieing exercieed in tev
«r»! oretea of the Union, nor in to* eoiiMnt of th*
■#*•>1 .ed asked! Wlicn tlie Commercial says that
U1* i,ndaiu«utul principle of free gov*ruiuent it
"that all suite, mature, htw-abiding oitiuo* mutt
be equally represented iu tbe law making bodies,"
why does he confine this great principle m within
chimney, whtn to tad n
. enjoy enlarged political influence.
Jin* principle require* that all the p*opi* should
ntainl equal in their relation to the government,
tbat one stiould bava or ttrougsr sootnli tkiossk
, * 1 " r 'ght of suitrege, than another, and that in
a '■•'bclever deyiree one citizen is repreeented in tb*
Legislature, all other* ahoald be repra—Hail in
J 1 » 1 exactly the same degree ; no more, no lem.
Indeed, wliy hoe the Commercial been eo loth to
urge bis party to adopt this juatroe, or rather to
apply thi. justice in #U that eoantry aoath
national capitol. Of couree he will resta _
party on tbe old argument of rebelbua -»-4 tree
eon. But seven year# Lave paused since peace
was declared, and tbe people of these Butes have
long ago come up to all the requirement* net for
them by the Commercial and Radical Titgutalm*.
yet the disfranchisement in coutinuad. Hoorn.
to
tlie nbikdiuw of his own
low friend*
JaM
-
, Th*
re^?a*'
that
afeet
ont d
BMi
earn
•a»
Prolific. — It U not uncommon for tk#
H»"« Island fishermen to make a haul of onn
million menhaden at one drawing of the «eine.
and, from these otherwise useles# flab la ex
tracted, on an average, eight hundred geitan ,
of oil. Very little of this oil ia ever quoted aa
"fish oil." but is used ax an adulteAttoT
8 u bat I tute for linseed oil or neat's foot oil.
B*#t
•nvelepe,
te
I
or
Hats and c*ap$.
-
tig
THK
17*4.
the
other
morn
from
The
a
The
pay
doubt
or
farm
op
are
no
will
A
2
East Third Street,
WII.UIHQTOX. DUL.
apri-ly
HUMPHREY* SANDT,
FASHIONABLE
HATTERS,
AND DCALAKB IN
will
to
Genfs' Fine Drrss Gloves,
216 MARKET ST.
tebJIf
THOMAS M. CULBERT,
No. 3 iJARKETSTRbBr, WILMINGTON,
A,kialt*ation to bi, varied und w«l
MlMted «took of
ANr> OAP8,
of
at
so
the
pur
of
The
Mr.
:
—
ot
this
His
al
be
a
a
the
AT PRf088 THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
NÎV yÔ?/m *'« w " k,T of >ho Philadalpki. aad
LATEST"d^YLE OF
onde to oniffif,
REMEMBER TUB NUMBER.
nr ■ l . , 80S MARjtET STREET.
N. B.—Iliokaat arloa vaid for Far,.
a
SILK HATS on band and
d«.24
HATS AN ID CAPS.
a
A m plead id BMortuieut of ul!
The Latest Styles of ttstk aad Caps
Fur Sprlnc and Sawiaer Wear.
AT TIIIC LOWEST VAS LI PRICES.
PORTER A PBAIBTON.
NO. 9 NORTH SECOND STRHET.
Firat list Sti.ro above Market Street.
mar.V! 3m PHILADELPHIA.
liidrr».
JOHNSTON St BOGIA,
BOOK - BINDERS,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
NO. 490 SHIPLEY STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Account B«oks ®f «T«r/ viriety «f rulin« und
bind tac made tu order.
MuxMimM. Mumq. Newspapers Rod Poblieuiiooi
° f Tu}tfc k 'Sit. Z 1 *** V ***** fi**!««.
Both befog pruoticul workioen, we ere able to
guarantee entire satisIRotion.
Order» by luil p rompt!/ attended le. aprl-lj
JPtstffi, Simrsrr, Rr.
be
it
rjvHOMAn m. un««,
No. 94M MARKET STREET.
Will aell oheap for Caak
STOVES, EAAGE8 AND HEATERS.
^ Alao. HOUSE FI.'RNISIIINU ROODS in
«raid
T*V. ROOFtNa. SPOUTING, ranairia* and ax
C RpÄ3« Ü ^ i>tov ® # * roi **6jr attended to.
H. F. PICKELS,
Wwn. 1 aad « «an Fairtk kirt*l,
WILHIXQTOX, DBL.,
Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Wreozbt Iron
Gas Consuming Heaters,
at
Alio, azood awort nient of Coozzio, Paauia
iixiTixo Stovzs.
COOK STOVES.
^ffBllttuze al>d C * rbuB Co<,k ' ^ismond Stott
J parlor and heati.no stov*|.
b *J*® ob Light, Sunnyside. Oaa
and Magnet. Dawn Oaa Burner. Pearl, do., do
Ac' kc ,hl ' Psrlor Cook. Tropic, Snn.
Alao. a large auortment of ilonaekeepfna Hard
rnV'*c Tln * nJ Ir " n Wurk . Roolngf Spont
NjB^-Old itdreo bought, fold or exchanged.
E.tT dkaconT '
Mo. 118 MARKET STREBT,
WILE ISOTOE, DEL.
I SifStVrteV 1 o,, th *
challenge parlor stove,
Snparior to any in tbn market.
• Aire, the powerful rndteting
f GOLDEN EAGLE FUBVAOE.
kOnarantaed to girt morn treat with it*
T*®- te»» Ml other kenter in nan.
th« superior
V. S. Double Own Cooking Range,
b «Â". h JÏ?" •tavn anr be betted.
Call ssë •xiGlfis. A oomplala aMoriuMt al
Cook I ta nod Heat in. Btoraa nprSeoetM-l
lag
/Ü A LECTURE
AttaBr T ° YOUNG MEN!
JaM PakUeleJ.ia * Seeled tknelnpe. Price 9 ernte
- A.LEÇTURE aajtk. Natara, ITreatmeat aad
, Th* worM-renowued author, in thia admirable
re^?a*' 'W* pravaa Dorn his owa axperfanee
that tb* awful eonaeaueaaM of Bell'-Abna*uvkT
afeet aally r emoved without medieiaea, to?with
ont d aratren, anrgiegl mitratlena. hoagine, in.tru
BMi *> 'laga, or sordini*, painting onto mods ot
earn at one. certain and afketnol hr whtta
•a»
bit
«rtty&T
ter
A BOON to
D W (
IU8ANI
B*#t uader seal, to ana
•nvelepe, on tbe.reeeTpt
plain eenltd
ofeia
nr twe peet
te ream. aÖÄ'pVKT
I Vmk.'Â?SC?ÂÎÎ%M.
(Us.
«ILE * Ml
O
Rttl Ittal« Agents A Auction«*«,
fis. SSS Market Street aba*« Matte.
WlLMIXOTOX. ^
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALI OR
H o r s e i. Carriage«, and Hameaa,
Blankets and Robea,
Being ih* Pej*on*J l»l» Joerph
srlu. 1 xi hoLD ox
Tnetday, April 9th, 1872 .
éR'yofwïî
miaf Ion. ». follow. :
Book«
kub high. warranted aoand »ad kind
la ail bara*H. on. of the beet family I A « JL .
bon*, la «b* Hut.; baa trottad hla mita ia 2.40.
N», t—A and aura, "Forraal Maid," aitbt
mtattoa a.If.ait. traak la It*.
CA RR I AO (CS.—No. l-Oneahiftloa-M«
built by Thampaoa, Puehell A Co.: rtod
N*. »-«hHttra-ten lu|«f. «oed Ma.
N».Jf-rQa. a.w Slaitb: u#.J a f.w limaa.
HARNESS— Un# aat ol doubl* baraaaa, rubbar
aouaUd and geld Deed, ia trat ratmmdar.
Two a.ta of , ingle baraaaa. oaa ad navar b*«a
«ai,
Lot et bora* blaakata and oerera.
On* flua lap rob*.
On* lam* afghan, Ac., Ae,
Sal* poaitir*.
MAHUAKRT J. RICHARDSON.
A.lminialr*Oix.
D. KLDR1DUB RKUARDSON.
Adminiatrator,
Alao, at th*aam* tim* and plao*. on. Bnotor'
butta and harnam. uarÿ li
PhWtOB,
us new.
^•SIGNEES* rale.
The umlersignet
KrniMh Moore, will
II
ai Assignees in trust of
sell at public auction,
On THURSDAY, the 11th day of April, A. D. 187*4
at 11 o'cleck. a. id..
at the Hotel of Isaac C. Pyle. Market street, above
Second, in the City of Wilminirten. DeUwmu.
1. All that lot of laiiiL with the dwelling house
thereon «retted, situated in said city, on the eluter
ly ride of French street, between Seventh end
Kighth streets, beginning at the distance offlUfeet
from the southerly side of Eighth street, having a
front of ,ai feet on French street, and running
through ai that width to Walnut street.
Terms made known et sale.
KVAN 0. STOTSKNBURO,
ROBERT H. ROBINSON,
A„i,nce,, Ac.
/
w
WihainttOD. March 20.1872—aha
(fstxtr àprnts, (tonveganrers
lyj R OCH E ATM EE A MX,
'real estate agents,
Votierten of lient», de., Conveyancer» and
Collector» of Account»,
OFFICE-NO, 2.BRINOHUR8T RUILDINl)
axrl-zaa*
J^EMOVAL.
OGLE St HILLER,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND
AUCTIONEERS,
No. 605 Market street,
(In tha MoCLARY BUILDING,) opposite tha
Bauk of Delaware.
PRRS0NAL 8ALE8 ATTENDED Tu.
Harinc reiaoved from the corner of 4ih and Kinx
atraata to the larze etera Wo, SU5 Market street,
we eolieit order, (rom our friend, whieh will be
■Led with care and promptness.
Wa have ample room and are aboat laylns la
Urs* ettek of aew and elazaat
Fnrnltnre, Bedding,
and louerai
Houekeeplag Oeode,
Ä.V«:Vf ll .t b 4Ä prié« 0 * " 0U * l0 "* r '
w *.f r ^rÄÄ , biV.w. T ^te ,d * r '
marlCtf Real Batata Atign'fl^iui
tufa
Beere.
m
m
2
Vater wheel,
Mil
8 ®
ro^AOKCUU^^^
SEND
«ant lrw-iw
GEORGE PARI h « 0 .,
No. 8 North Sthrotder
Mnnafhetnrera of
PORTABLE AND STATIOKAKT. .
STMuttnms* founts
PATENT IMPROVED. PORTABLE. '
CIRCULAR HA XV MIIaAAütiji
0«ng, dfkdeg and En. A Sa» Milt*, i» »J
lag and Mill .ueplie.general
acaewfor Lafera CdAnui
rialoffiRs i
m
». üse R PUt«l NAffiRtoetarr
NATHANIEL MELCOOIR,
y.
Wa
I
U In
SÂïJWx'L'iïafsffl.'ifa, 4 «
"4 >»r raie wholly*'
407
nt
pa Wirna fo
tot
r«.i
EDUCATIONAL.
^ M
.
JL .
aitbt
b*«a
SACK
let mi
ed In MMrtl Offlbfl Wlltalngwu «mR**.
Tb# writer waa\#»uc of the Inatltutlon,
and therefore Ite friend, but he wae not and
&U be^MM*KU fh*
Hwwtofôr# tto*^nŒ#«Ùy*&#ft waa ^t#
theme; the time ta# aow noma to ip«ak of
IT# foupdkr ARD PRINCIPAL* ,
A mau M to be hoqpred for what ta b In him
Mlf, but an honorable auceatry I# not Unwor
thy of regard. To ne the Wendant of
resnactabi*. Intelligent, and rirtuoua for»
latheiTcoMtltute» a »trou* çlâlm upon publie
eeteem and soolal consideration,more particu
lartytt that cibla be fortified by the exhlbl
tton of Matter pewonnt trata
Professor John C. llarkneia la the
ant of one of three taottara who came from
Scotland to this country early in the 18th cen
tury, one of them' aettling In flMMnelnMmtta,
one in Rhode Island, aad the other la the
South or Wust«
Th# son of the first of Ut«w—and the «rand
father of Ute subject of this sketch—was born
to Lunenburg, Mas#., In 1790. H# bore a lieu
tenant's commission in th# Revolution, and
was engaged In the battles of Bunker Hill and
Tlconderoga. Ills health becoming impaired,
he resigued his coinmtMloU', and Settled In
Camden, Maine, where he married Miss Eliza
hath OU, a lady of Gorman birth, lie was a
S roiuluent citizen, and held several offices in
te gift Of Ills fellow-townsmen. Ills love of
adlng and hi# extraordinary perseverance
are shown In thé well-attested fact that he
one# read coneoauUvely day and night with
out sleep through au entire week, thus accom
plishing the perusal of Rollins' AnMent
History. '
These facts are derived from tha "History
of Camden," published at Halloweii, Me., iu
187*4
above
house
end
a
re
I
1899.
Thomas Harkneas, the father of onr profes
sor, waa burn at Camden la 1798. For thirty
years he was a school teacher, and during part
ot that time had charge of the High School iu
his native town, one of the Best schools In the
Stale. lie afterwards retired to his farm at
Northporl, Me., which he still cultivates in a
vigorous old age. The respect arid esteem of
bis fellow citizens has been exhibited in his
elecUou to various local offices. A fin# scholar,
a successful teacher, aad a thoroughly upright
man; such is his character aud his history.
John C. Harkuess was bom at Belfast, Me.,
Nov. mil, 1839. When be «vas five years old,
his pareuts removed to Uaogor, through whose
entire system of schools bo passed with honor,
graduating from the High Schools in istio.—
He also served kn apprenticeship as a printer,
commanding the entire respect and confidence
of his employers.
In 1864 he graduated from fiowdoin College,
an institution founded in 1802 , and number
ing among its thousands at graduates many
now emieut men, among whom are the poet,
Longfellow, and Gen. Howard,
was a talented one, yet in sumo important
respects he was an acknowledged leader.
Afterward he entered the Law School of
Harvard University, where he was a class
matt of Robert T. Lincoln, son of the late
President.
Entering upon the profession of a teacher,
he taught in the Camden High School, where
his father had been instructor many years be
fore. H* than took atasge of the academy at
Angelica, Alleghany County, New York, at
the same time being prominent in the inatrao
i of Tsaehen' InstiAiUs, whore bearoiated
teaching hnndredsW tea chars. He thus
beca m e desfd^ Interested ia the subject of
At this Mriod bis attention was called to
Delaware of which to beard as the "uaraeu
Statt of the Union" but as bavingao Maras!
NebooL Ho casse to this city with the inten
tion of establishing such an iaatitutiou.aecur
ing for its chartcr.oUaialngan appropriation
from the State, in Its bthalt, airily subscrip
tions from our citizens providing adcouate and
appropriate buildings.
f°î, m<>re than five yean te lias toiled ia
this direction. Tha aehool, the charter, tha
subscriptions-«vonrUUiuf km tha appropria
tion—were accomplished facts.
In this enterprise the character of the man
has been revested. With unusual seir.deniai
ands.lf-relt.noe h, bal Æ ui effortt
In the face of gre*t and fiùmeroua obstacles.
$Ä'n^
inherited by him. His energy and Industry
are beyond question. Peaceable in disposition
but unw avering in purpose, courteousln man
Sîüi.re "f* 1 'S? 1 " 1 * I® ®lnd. he has done
more than to achtere «access—he has deserved
Rev. O. V. Wisweil, D, D., formerly at this
city, recently wrote of Prof. H.: have
known mach of him and his history for five
/ j f ! n YV ><11 b * 1 ,,ar «h 1 » to be an honest and
trothfnl man, sincerely devoted to the work
w *?ïî* t,< ï?A" nd < 2 n ® of the ®o«t Indefattga
y®"* "SS*?*? Administrators I have ever
known. Whatever he undertakes be pushes
to Ite lest légitimité extreme."
The reputation of Prof. Harkuess has bs
rÄSTXS* l 8 Ä"'SiJ
ln * Vigorous and
nr nshtng condition, ltts one of the largest
Kb" l * t Popular Institu
as 1 P- op State qf IJelawgre.
' 'teguod, io long known and so highly
iff , SW »j™*jwmpetent teach!?!'«
n^ ed in the entertadae. Its prospeettare
b« ''éî» ltd ,,0 * e,, * ,re fréter now than
and
H is class
tha
be
la
in
r '
'
it.
am«
»Ith
»J
Are
E
v
U<I,
use
f
'
it
. m . 0fa - l i Intellectual, indus
lîEïïfÏÏ" »4Y*nteKe8 xeeruing to
5! labor# of Fref.
E.?!î? he ha# nlreadr ae
Jteral. ydrlt,-which will be
whan — by onr cttlzena, even
y. "" "»)» children shall have
thonmwBtkmSre warnen. He has
Wa t nence r ® 11 «Ik . forever after hold
> / tit lit V/
In
of
I*
*T"
ia.
oint
i
«Rh,;
407
■mm Mm.""
»A
JgENJ E. CLARK.
A tell assortment ef Ml Perlet fiMUl
Clocks, Watches, JcwelryA R f^W
Cjrajkjtten. torn! ^ for mte.tdte.i3ta
Im
u
' m
NSW GH*
Iffi
II.
«S
«Bangtake. this method
îr.id'wîîl'k«. «
fresh stook of w ™ -
fh* JSSilmWaGÜlÄWpM'«•
CHORD Gl*OC8fV Slftlü
oiioap UlVtWy JlOfO
F<». 4 6 Market Btraat, (Ninth Ward i
fJHV Tbrnhtertbnr waald raapeetfkn. i . '
U *» Jriende aad tha pnkHt Un, k* L. for "
of P^'i" 5
aj^TwJftfc'V«
îlUo. «.perler Wtett aid UdalTwklT..^
toldtttba lowest oltr prie« •*>' ka
«jak'^ïjjNfujtfc«ra.Tj -
'TO?-?« "* *"•
dwacnmd__ william BWlEl
In
a
in
of
iu
Dad«
k*< l.id
fall «j
RhY.
J. MARSHAL HARLAlir,
(Snoot, tort* Uw.'L.'RUm
R O CER.I
AT THE OLD STAND,
NO. S S. SECOND
ST.,
opposite the Lowar Market Hsus,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Fin* Tem*, H tavra êr Limon
I
8Ïp # îîîo?W~'- g fc ;-« w '-'
JAMS« M VIITU,
No. 400 Hhiplejr 8tfe#t, Wilmington
Wholixili axd Retail Dialib
at
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TEAS, COFFEES, SHOES AC,
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me a Oytup, and all kiada «flloû««.
üld Govern men t Java (Joffe«. LMuira.
Rio. Groeu und KoAted OoffVV: thtTfinit fiKik ib
M««!;!' Pura*SSva
Chocolat*. VanaaeeUi, Mareroni. Walhina Si« (2
«reat variety. Toilet SoepTdUvar Olo« 8?ioV
raata. Ralaiaa. Citron, Atmer.', Mia« 1RÏÏ brSd
Paaah« aad AM«. Creaberriaa. Bnwaa, tainted
BuekeU, B ru, bei, 8|i«rm. AdataeaUn« and Tallow
OaodtML and ail article# aaaally kept la a wall a,,
■ortad uroeary btura. Call and examine MJ «took
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W. H. ALLMOWD St BRO.,'
Ce.wnr 8th end Market Strnete, ud Bran
dywine Village,
GHOOkiRIES TEAS,
fiPICEN, Ac., dko.
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bOCOffV MOVMTAIM AMD WHITE At ^
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0r*«.f«00AL left at th. Yard la BreaSyai., VII
lîüh.* V lh«|^Ztof*, aère« r tth aa# Manat ,tr„U.
«• «■— «.SSZIhe. to the tea
VOW MOMMY
AND BUT YOUR
Tens Cofftez and Fla« Oroonrl««,
tenShFaawa i! 5 Srf* , ** w Y0W
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Horses, Dairymen and Cattle Raisers I
CHADWICK'S
HORSE é CATTLE POWDERS
n* tirent Alterative, Tonic and Bleed Rargirr,
Are mrebeooa.inga STANDARD aad UNI V«B
—KKM BUY.
Own*.a *r Mama. Dairy
°vî. , n£?r£S
E Mra, Mid#
nlfcdjg, _
Organa. Di,»*** of the'Lirer, Fever.
Lose of Appetite, Uenenu Debility, ai
v atlv* for Gotti* Flagon. Finnin .
Olnmlere. Rot ia Hbanp, and all annual
U<I, diaenua; in fast, nil d laeneo, wnnre
internal reoisdlu nr* rtgaired. By thn
use of tha.* pewdara Oreaaaa, berate baa.
Farcy Roll Evil, Fistulas, Di*tampan an,
aaset from any onus* nrn^nred in half tha li
lima.
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fljfN Powd*ri are thn beat known, Z>, _
f T r4, tonennd.tr.ngtk tothadigeeciTCard 1
' - ■ J, e «ns, glow, ap pearance ,bright ary I
greet spirit and vigor to tha whole —
greatly oaaiN the fhttealag of
•took of any kind. A trial I, nil that
it naked, n*
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ZlfPn irem ail qnnrtors.
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mead, aad tb* pnblie gee .rally that h* bas
«M-emlal «or aboat » y tare in artetet I ~
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