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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

ST.. GEORGES, January 4th-A few events of
interest having recently occurred here, l have
concluded to let the outside world know of them
through your columns.
We narrowly escaped serious fire few days
ago. The baker, on the south side of the canal,
threw some Goals outside his house which coming
in contact with the boards set the building on
fire. By the energetic efforts of the neighbors
the fire was soon cxtinguished For a time it
looked us though the bakery and several other
buildings would certainly be destroyed, us there
was very heavy wind ut the time
lycoum, or debating society has just been Or
ganized here The whipping post was the theme
Of discussion few evenings ago, when il re-
ceived some severe blows from the axe of truth.
II is TO be hoped that the Young Mems Christian
Association al their discussion this week In Will
mington, will show up It's barbarity and help to
cut II down, and that the Legislature Of our little
STATE may at us present session repeal so unchrs-
tian a law. Female Suffrage is the next question
for debate.
Charles F. Setter, one of our most worthy citi-
zens, died very suddenly, recently. He was en-
gagged at his business, apparently in his usual
health. when he was suddenly stricken down and
In less than two hours he was dead.
Rev. ID. j. Bcale, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, preached his first sermon as settled pas
tor there last Sunday. He will probably be ill.,
stalled before long. Ills family arc expected
here this week.
The Mcthodists have commenced prot,nctcd
meeting in their church, which will probably
continue for some lime.
Navigation on the canal has been s,ls llei,lt,t
i"r some time, hut the recent mild weather has
soitcied tho ice so that schooner passed through
the canal. She paid the penalty Of undue haste.
however, by starting leak, which it required
the partial discharge OF her cargo to have re-
p'iftd. VIDf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

SCARLET FEyIR-Irs TnEArMESr.--A cores
heard of there being numerous cases of scarlet
lever in Wilmington, this winter. we lost Two
INV NV fnf irpmisips children by it, years ago, and
II. The disclec has been in The families u sbiit
OF ON neighbnrs this fall. One family had seven
children sckly with il. All passed through with
ont apparent injury to their constitutions except
the Urst. All The Others We're, by direction of the
physician, creased with fat bacon over their en-
tire surface, aud came through safely. The REM
tdy may be well known, but some physicians
oljsct Ia what they term !" old wonans cures"
tve reason to believe that such treatment
might have saved my own children hence am
anxious that il should be- known TO ALL"
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NUH Nj .ISHROaS

WNbMlCO COUNTY.
-uhrstnas was quietly but properly ob,crved
In Salisbury.
A man named Gordy, who has been Baiff
Of Salisbury, has been voted out of his office by
the Board of Town Commissioners Mr. Gordy
refuses 10 yacate because he was appointed Tor II
year aud gave bail for the performance of his
duties for that time That is pleading III" Tenure
OF Office with II Vengeance
TALBOT COUNTY.
Christians was very quietly observed IL
Easton.
connected with the livery and staging business
died very suddenly on Christmss day.
"A shocking and brutal ali air l,ok place at
Chapel in this county, 81 Christmas ,,r ar
Christmas day party oi drunken ,nu.h- Al.
tackled man, kuorked him duNn ant ham 4
his head against The ground until he was n"-
less. Another aud still greater outra - - ! =.
m,si gross and indecent character was - v
committed by them on a colUrcd woman. -
decent people IN the ncghburhood we've Il rrnr
stricken aud afraid 10 Interfere. The nai..r I
the men committing these outrugcs are kio
hut il L. ionl',iul ii they will be arrested. A.y
community which permits such outrages to occur
in Its midst and go unpublished, is not properly
civilized.
rttiL COUNTY.
Writ Skies cciured in Elkton, on Wednesday
OF last week aud had better house than either
Horncc Greeley oi Jim Wall.
--Elkton has had Bear show.
business generally suspended In Elkton
on Christmas, and the day was well observed by
decent people, bat the vllianous Young rowdies,
who seem able To control the town, went on q
beasty drunk as they are accustomed to do.
On the 26th Of December Messrs. Smith and
Stubbs, of Chesapeake City, went cunning and
while they were creeping through some bushes
Smiths gun was accidentally discharged, the load
taking effect IN his companions groin. At last
accounts Mr.. Subbs WIS not expected to live.
John Grouse, farmer, aged about 48 years,
residing near Rising sun, fell of load of corn
fodder on the 9olh ult., and was almost instantly
killed.
QUEEN ASSE's COUNTY.
The town commissioners of Centruyillo pass-
cd an ordinance against the use of fire crackers.
just before Christmas, and posted priften notices
OF the fact in few places. Though lack of kuowl-
edge, number OF people violated, each of
whom were fined.
"A very neat school house is being built at
Salem, 10 Church Hill District to take the place
of the old one which has become dllapidated
Tho Centrevlle merchants seem to advertise
pretty freely.
An effort Is to be made to establish new
line of steamers between Baltimore and towns
on the Chester River.
The protracted meetings In the Crumpton M.
f. Church have been brought to close. They
resulted in the admission of many new members.
Some violaiors of the oyster law, who were
arrested, completely hoodwinked Sheriff Merrick
and escaped.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Local Brcvities.

Our correspondence from down the State is
interesting and volumnlous.
We are told that the Friendship Fire Company
have ordered q steamer,and that they expect to
receive II before a great while.
The Christiana and Delaware Rivers are unu-
sually clear of ice, and navigation is open.
We saw man this morning SO delighted to see
the sun once more that he had his hat off hurrah-
ing for the venerable luminary.
Horace Greeley lectures at Kennett Square on
the 9th Of January, on "the Woman Question"
The scarlet fever is still quite prevalent in this
city, and number of children have died from it
recently
w. " A. Thatcher have dissolved partnership.
They have boon associated In the business of ship
building for 30 years.
gentleman residing in Philadelphia made a
present of fifty pounds of candies to the Sabbath
School OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist chuTni,
q few days ago, which they enjoyed on Saturday
evening at their school-room.
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1ea1hs.

BATES.--At Dover, Del, on the Isl In tant, Martin
W. Bates,
LEWIS-In this city, the Sd instant, Helen Fam.
ilton, daughter Of james and Lizzie NJ, Lewis in
the 4th year OF her r
JACOBS On Bridny, January III, 1869 l. tia Emma,
daughter of James W. AID sarah Jacobs, aged Is
months.
MILNE.-In this ci y, Dec. BEh, 1865, William, son
Of Jose Jh II. g.. and Annie Milne, aged years
and Jnths.
PARRY.--0n the oh December, Han ali Priscilla
Parry, aged years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

The Louisiana Legislature me. Monday.
The Governors Message was read. 1t Is
largely devoted to the State election, and
charges the opponents of the Congressional
Reconstruction policy with intimidation
and massacre of the colored voters. The
course of the military commander is cen
sured. A hopeful view is taken OF the finan-
ces of the State.
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M RTEN'S
Horse and CATTLE Liniment,

A Embrocation unsurpassed fof its medical prop
Aerties. An excellent external remedy for Sprains
Bruises Cramps, Lsmeness, Ring Bone, Wind Galls
Scratches or Grease Spavins Sweeney, Callous, Sit
fast, Springhslt, Cracked Heels Fistula, and as Z
Family Eminent is used for Rheumatism, hilbains
Neuralgia, Swellings External poisons, and bites o.
'- B. & 8, SHOEMAKER, Wilmington.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q COWRKN, rhilads.
Proprietors, ROBERT SHOEMAKER b Co.,
ff5v5s Gin Wholesale Druggists. Philadelphia
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Marria0ss.

BOOTH -00RBY.-On January Is, by Rev. s. II.
Graham, of Salisbury. Md. Mr.. William Booth 10
Miss Annie Gorby, both Of Milford
KLUMP-DEWEY.-O Thursday, Dee. 3lst, 1sGs,
by Rev A. d. Davis. Mt his resi- tenre In Wyoming,
EEL, Mr.. William. b. klump 10 Miss L-ura j..
Dewey, both near FELTON,. Dbl.
DuNN-MoGINNIs.-By Rev. A. d. Davis. on the
evening Of the 8l,t nlt.. NJ lie residence Of the
brides mother. Mr.. Thomas Dunn. of Camden,
Da'., to Miss Mary Mci'nuis, Of Wypmi =, Del.
RICHARD ON-MILLER.-On Dec. a5 b. by Rev
Charles Breck, Mr.. BeDjamin richardson to Miss
Charlotte X. Miller, NIL of this city.
MISUNDERSTANDING On the 10th /. st.
by Rev. W. II. II. Marsh, Mr.. John u. Null
Jensen, 10 Miss Chrstiana Braust.iD, all of this
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Wilmington stockholders OF the Delaware
Railroad Company can obtain the dividends due
them by calling ut the hardware store VI Richard
s0n u Hopes, Market street, above Third.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road shares are selling at Boston, where the most
Of tho stock of the company is held, at 90 per
share.
The most of the New York insurance compan-
les are making five yer cent. scmi-annual divi-
bends.
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FS- The place to go II you want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson q Foulks, No. 1902 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety Of boot and
shoe, from the light dress shoe fancy pump, to the
heaviest bregans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses theTariety offered is almost infinite and none
whs wish to buy can fail to be suited. while to get
shoes for your children, 1t ia Just the place to 20.
Remember the place, 1oa Wet Second street, VIII
mington.
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Testimony ora Prominent phy.,c,.u

Testimony ofa Prominent Physician.
Dr. j. T. Baker, skllful and widely ncwn ply
sician Of twenty years standing in Lancaster, Pa,
gives hfs opinion Of popular household remedy, in
the following letter;
LAsoAsrEn, Pa, Nov ember %, 1865
Dr. \. b. Hartman s. Co.-Dear Sirs: During the
TO study the effect OF Mshers Herb Biters pon per-
sons suffering from Dyspepsia, Loss OF Nervous
Energy, Sc xnal Weakness, DiarrhGa, &c. Remedies
were prescribed by other physicians according to the
Homeopathic, Allopaihic and Hydropathc schools,
and only comparatively few permanent cures eisc.
BIZ ters to fall producing the desired result. have
no hesitation in saying that consider Mishier's
Herb Bittors the most eficacious remedy ever dis.
ach Liver. Kidneys, Bowels Lungs and Heart,
Yours truly
j. 7. BAKER, MD
n 10
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flour men were killed and several others
injured by premature explosion while ope-
rating upon the wreck of the steamer Scot
land, at Sandy Hook, on Sunday. Among
the killed was Capt. VIM. L. Churchhill, late
of the navy :.
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WEDNESDAY, January 9Th.
Owing to the pleasant weather. doubtless, there
was u much better MAI et this morning than We
have had Tor some tlmc. There was but little, If
any change in prices, butter and eggs which are
pretty accurate indicators of the prices of other
things, remaining unchanged.
Meats show a decided upward tendency, and
the best cuts of beef sold at 80 cents.
We make the following quotations l.
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TIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, wILMInJGTOr1 DFI4

Commodore VIM. D. Saler, U. s. N,
died on Sunday at Elizabeth, N. j., aged a.
He was the last survivor of those who fought
upon the Constitution In her glorious action
with the Guerrero
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n TAtngs 70 efve.-The best thing you can give
70 your enemy l. forgiveness to friend your heaIt
To Your mother conduct that will make her proud OF
you; 70 yourself. respect to all men, lind advice
9Th and Market street, that are now selling al snch
reduced prices. -e ' '"'"
daa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

PAsroR CALLED. congregation of Ham
over Presbyterian church, this city has extended
unanimous call to Rev. Lafayette Marks, of Phil
adclpnia, which has been accepted, and Mr..
Marks will occupy the pulpit week from next
smMdMv. THE snlarv Is 10 be 81. 300.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

BUSINESS CIIANtiiss.- j. Croasdalc, aud
CALVIN Drrickson have formed partnership 10
manufacture brooms, deal in phosphate, hay, &c,
AT 203 West Front street.
kendrick " Jones, bricklayers, have dissolved
partnership by mutual CONSENT
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Milford.

MILFORD, Jan. 4, 1s69.-Christmas has come
and gone, but there Is nothing of much interest
to relate. The churches were open during the
day, and some Of our people attended, while
others preferred drinking and irolicng about the
streets There was much feastng on the good
things prepared for the day, and the boys dis.
charged ic works and built bonfrcs.
During the past week our citizens have been
moving, and we hardly as yet know where To find
them.
On last Thursday night there wns watch meet
ing in the NJ. Il. church, ind II was quite largely
attended. Protractcd meeting, commt need in ih,.
NJ. f.. church last night
The series of meetings in the Presbyt riui,
church still continues with unabating inter- II
Yesterday the church received twenty-tbrcc mem
bers. eight of whom were baptiscd and one join.
ed by certificate.
The weather for the last few days has been very
wet and gloomy, and our citizens are prophecy
ing warm and wet winter.
The Good Templars are having quite nice
hall built for them, which they will soon occupy.
understand that tho brotherhood of the Uni
on are to build story over j. A. Truths store,
which they will occupy as lodge room.
There have been fifteen or twenty new houses
built here during the past year. MANY OF them
quite large and elegant buildings. | understand
that seven more will shortly be built. FRANZ.
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Extract from Private Letter.
We gropcd about for many
hours In this wonderful place. never saw any
thing like it. The freaks of nature displayed
here are very strange, and strike the beh6ider
with awe. But the air in some parts of the cave
is close and sitting, and when, we came out l
found myself saddled with terrible fever, which
entirely Frustrated me. The physician had never
seen case like it before, and no remedy he pre-
scribed seemed to do the least good. My life
was dcspaired of. Mrs. Wilson with whom was
residing bud in the house bottle of Plantation
Biters. aud she insisted should try IT, for she
said she knew II " BIZ crrtaiu cure in all cases
Of fever, debility, ugnc, dyspepsia, sc. | had
but little fillh, but finally consented TO try IL us
last resort. l.. less Than three hours alter the
first d''se my eAcr left mt in two days was
sitting up and before Saturday night | was as
well ms ever. tell yDu all this that you may
how To act III any cast Of fever or any similar
disease. tirs,y believe the Plantation Btters
saved my lite. In my next
will tell ynu about thu cave in dtciil.
A. j. L.
MAGSnAiA WArEE. Superior To the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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NAVIGATION OrENED.--The two packet lines
plying between this city and Philadelphia have
resumed their trips. The warm wet weather has
made the river very free from ice for this time of
ycnr,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

kAoLlS WoRKs.-Jamcs q. Jackson has sold
his kaolln Property In Hockessin Valley to Israel
Lacy of Bordentown N. j. 1t is the intention of
Mr. Lacy to erect large works there In the spring.
50 much more freight for the Wilmington and
Western Railroad, when II is built
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BuRGLARy.-Thc shoe store of Samuel T. Hall,
of Dover, was entered by burglars on Sunday eve.
ing by forcing open the front door with cord
wood stick, and several pair OF boots, shoes and
nppcrs were taken by the thieves.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

SALE opRrAr EsrATE.-The three storled brick
house in Dover, on Main street, belonging to
Richard NJ. Jones, was sold last week to Thomas
Slaughter, for $4,000.
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HAVE you A COUGH
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A New Remedy in C0u.uu.v.,t,,

A New Remedy In Con~un...tm
Physician who had Consumpti III ~ Nv raj
years. with frequent bleedings Of ,hp Ia ~, .,r.
him-ef with medicine unknown rrh, .nn --sn
when his cast appeared hopeless. -. /. p.,
physician lI has used it in his osi,pr. Il , :"
has arS knowledge Of its virtues; sri Ne T. .-yt'u
tho degree Of hoaith he now eDjo,, ~ snti II,
the use of his medicine and sothi'. !, ,,.sr 4.
pair and entire extinction of all ho,c Il t,,,r,. IT,
gelher with want OF confidence III 81 r. irdn.
ced him to hazard the experiment. y. n,,-, sun,
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ease, 'rcc si.5O per bottle or ssV half dozen +,
sent by express. Send fer circular or call on
Dr.. Il. BoYLsToN JACKSON,
No. $50 North Tenth St., Philadelphia
For salc by W. E. Williams No. s9 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. and by druggists generally.
jani1-1yd&w
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Containing information worth hundreds Of dollars.
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TnE CARRIAGE BUSINESS carriage busi-
ness is, OF course, very dull at this season. but the
prospects arc quite encouraging. There Is more
inquiry for carriages nUw than there was OF this
time, last year, and large spring trade is indi-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

no NOT SUFFER- WITH COLD OR DAMP
~ feet get pr. Duprey's wonderful remedy for
cold feet and leather preseryer, warranted to keep
the feet warm aud dry price rs cents pr bottle. 1t
may be had wholesale and retail at manufacturers
prices, of William II. Chadwick, agent, No. 207 and
200 West Fourth itreet adjoining the Fountain Hotel
and Museum, opposite the City Spring, Wilmington,
Delaware. AL the same place may be found the best
coal oil burners in the market. tall and see It,.
Agents wanted deri2-1m
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CoScrRr AT Mr.. SAIEM.-Prof VIM. G. Fis-
cher, with chorus of select voices will give
concert of sacred music at Mt. Salem NJ. Z.
church, ON Tuesday evening next, Jan. 18th, to
commence at "a O'Clock. We hope the people
ia that ncghbOrhood will see that he has full
As..lts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

De iri OF a Observation-Disclosures s. Packard,
Formerly oi Milford, in this State died recently at
bis residence, Ia Omaha, Nebraska, Mr.. Pack
a'd was about ~ years old, at tho time of his
,dc'th, aud had left Milford when boy, and en-
gagged in trading in the West. A few years ago.
he retnraed To Milford, and purchased his mother
=. = house in which she still resides,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

4: d n. Stevenson are the agents Of the celc-
DRAFTED Florence Sewing Machine which has given
universal satisfaction and took the premium az me
Paris Exposition In 1867. Those in want Of good
machine should call aud them at Ii2 Market 81,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

~ Ladies Wishing Childrens Clothing made and
A. d e. STEVENSON,
10 Marlet alrnaf
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NJ Delay. Friends of the Maryland and Del
aware Railroad state The recent seizure of iron
'Drionging 70 the Company, at New Castle, was
entirely own" n misunderstanding, and that
II will shorty he released They further say that
the seizure Will in no way delay the completion
days Wcarc glad to hear this, and hope 1t is
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Speftal gntirss.
S H r is

Made Of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
Tor SS6 per Dozen, warranted To fit, at
WYATT q GARRETT'S
Gents Furnishing Store,
novI-lyw No. 62l Market st., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

Il H Il
IRON AMI PURE BRANDY.
BY DIR. HARTMAN,
Regular Graduate Of the University OF Pennsy ,ana.
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Colds and all diseases OF the Lungs or Bronchial
Tubes.
II has been the means of RESTORING THoUs-
ANDS to health who have been given up beyond the
reach OF medical assistance 1t does more 10 relieve
the Consumptiye than anything ever known. Une-
quaed strengthened for delicate ladies and Children.
EACH BOTTLE CONTAINS THE NUTRITIOUS
PORTION OF TWO POUNDS OF CHOICE
BEEF.
The cure of Consumption was first effected by the
use of RAW BEEF and BRANDY in Russia, after-
wards in France, in which countries have Travelled
tor years.
have used Il with perfect stccc az in my own fari
ily In presenting this preparation to the public
feel confident that every afflicted who reads this
(eveH the most ssepticaD may become convinced, by
single trial that 1t is truly valuable medicine
Circulars and medicines sent to any address. Price
81 per bottle-six for SIS.
Laboratory, 5l2 South Fifteenth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
Wholesale Agents. French, Richards d Co., Tenth
and Market Sts.; Johnston, Holloway e Cowden, 6O2
Arch st.; x. Shoemaker & Co., Fourth and Race
Sts., fhliadelpnia. noy2-2taw&w
sF- SOLD ny DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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THE

EOR SALE-The residence of the subscriber, 7Os
Il Washington street, being substantial three
story front and back buildings, having OH the first
hoor parlor, large hall, dining room and two kitch
ems on the "a and Bird stories their is nine chambers
improvements cellar under with vault therein, a
large side yard running from Washington to VOL
lason street on which there is variety of fruit and
ornamental trees, For further particulars apply on
the premises, JOSEPH CHANDLER
jan1-2tawfwtf
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drens clothing fthe latest style should call on
A. a Z. STEVENSON
liz Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

w colds, manufactured and for sale by
LEMON a. CO.,
22s Market street.
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rB- TO THE WORKING GLASS.

Il I'm now prepared TO furnish constant employment
Ito all classes at their homes for their spare mo-
to IS peF evening is easily earned, and tho boys and
girls earn nearly as much men. Great induce
ments are offered. All who sec this notice please
send me their address and test the business
for themselves. II not well satisfied will send 81
to pay for The trouble Of writing me. Full part'cu-
lars rent free. Sample sent By mail for ten cents
dec1I-iw Address L. G. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine,
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ANornEu FINE IMPROVEMENT CONTEMPLATED.
-Mcssrs. Cnpalc II Bro, hardware merchants,
have bousht Of Casper Kendall the four-story
building adjoining their present stazd, for about
.1l,0Op. They have also purchased of Mrs Eliza.
both O'Danie the FRAME building in the rear,
fronting ou King stree, and we hear intend build
ing through The entire block This would make
Il splendid store