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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13

TWILIGHT HoURs.-How calm and beau.
tiful and impressive are the gentle twi-
light hours just as the glorious Goddess
of light is changing places with her sister
Of the darker shade. Then is the time
for deep reflection, when We should be
true and honest with ouI own hearts. How
wildly comes up before us all that has
occurred in connection with Us during the
past day, and the question arises, what
hive | done this day for the grea, master ?
And have done anything today that has
benefited one of my fellow creatures in
the least? Oh that these questions might
be answered by all as they should be, for
this world is one great scene of action and
we are the actors, acting either for good
or evil Let cur influence be for good
that we may have the reward promised
those that do right.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
HYDE Park. oct. Is. 20.

EARM FOR SALE.
Il The subscriber offers for sale his
EXCELLENT FARM
situated one mile from Eden Mills ON the branch
road to No. Hyde Park Sid farm contains
$50 acres Of Good Land, Good HOuse-large
enough for two families, two Barns-one New,
so 40 Horse-barn and wagon-shed, large
Wood-shed, Milk room and Shop. with good
running Water at both house ard barn
Said farm is one Of the most desirable PLACES
in Lamoille County The meadows are smooth
and can be moved with a machine. The pas
lures are good, and there is heavy Spruce Tim
Der on the place in sufficient quantity to pay for
it; and all within one-half mile of circular
saw mill. Stock will be sold with the farm il
desired. N. B.--This place will keep ~ COWS
and team, now; and with very little work can
be made t. keep 20 or more. Terms EASY. For
further particulars call on or address A. ].
CARPENTER. Eden, Vt. 3tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13

" .seared at both ends, Is 10 IS pounds 1880
- rcarod AZ hath ends. 90 tu - pounds, 1000
THERMOMETERS, 80 CENTS.
The a owe prices are for the Caurns at the Facto-
~. Dealers will therefore add Freight Churges
only.
when ordered without gears, we can make Nos.
2, ,. 4, and sizes, with crank only, 10 turn the
dashers, at 81 az the price list 6, $3.50 of and
unless ordered without gears, shall send our
geared Chums. forsale nv
26tf A. WATERS, Waterville, VT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
EdRMS FOR SALE!
GREAT AND RAhE CHaNcE

We propose to sell the farm ormerly owned and
occupied by
Nehemiah Waterman.
This splendid farm is situated in Hyde Park
three miles from the lage AID nearly the same
distance from Worthwhile, and contains two huhd-
red acres Of good laod suitably divided into tlase
and pastura.se. also good wood lot and excellent
sugar and apple orchards, well watered 10 house
and barn, Buildings and fences In good repair
We will sell the farm at a bargain. payments
easy, and VIII also sell hay and and stock IL des.
red FOR further particulars inquire of the owners
or address by mail.
A. & e. A. SMALLFY.
HYDE Park. Vt. Aur- Isl aStf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The suiscritcr oeFs iur sale his tafun situated in
A. mile ii thrct dept e the Lauuii.e Nallcl
p.Iirad $50 iafm euusistr q ita acies, suita- y
DIVIDED sell Hat.Gsi, uuildius coint.fta the
am uill H. divided O. suit the purcha-eF II ar-
sir,li There is titnber cuuuzh n the iarm = pa
~ ID which has neNsr tccn cuiied. stecAs iafn-
inr tools Ac Will ue sold with The tarm u desifcu-
oi1 a. the rcassu fsr SLING Pot Particular en-
qshiIiSsnss., Va F,b. iatstsl. laii
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13


EiOR SALE
ne sal.-sribsr ossrs he Fl.es' 'i'a-''a u
ihs
VJLLscE or NORTH HYDE PAhh
IA r-.usists q I sefef stezllsnt - -. u
49, ilsl Faanr Apple Irrus 49, = -.
-. - 7. 49, piruty II flalas, laft-an'
-. arages, 0laa AIplefs Ae
ANEw HorsE AND hARN
IN, 4, - Ia 1855 h nnat,thf =.
- ola. anf 81 aKcrllrut - 81 y 49,
80 !. - d a. t.ssi ia.oaiilus tant can 20 ~
i Nafrharn NcrnuuA
TufilaIa ell
rgEVrT scREs o. HO0D a-d EiHsEf LaAA
=, 1. i. 80. b. cleared. All q this pruPeil
IN ..lI a. ar.aIu "a esl 40 ffren.
80 cB wiLC \.
~. Hvas rart. March llih, is7-.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
HYDE Park. VI Auv i, ,s-5 p A. SMALL
DARTlCULAR ATTENTION!

FOR information concerning several valuable
Farms for sale in Hyde Park, Morrlst,wn, Eden
and vicinity. apply TO or address
Il. b. SAWYER
Hyde Park vt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13

4 o1,sOO GOOD SHINGLES
F0R SALE at my store in North Woleott, also
n few chests ofexcellent Tea, Thought since the
rise in iron "
3ltf J. A. GRAVES.
| North woleott, June 18th
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
DEMovAL OF SHOE snoP

Tas suAs-rli.sf wuuld lnf.rn ~ F.zifpai IN e
fark and FtEinlty thataa ant afizf As7eAis 80 -
~ - As = iuand a. ~ ed plars q t,ee.- -
Crmnes uIaIi1 AZ, - Ma auerts sAus ~ -
osntiuas tie tsnsincss e ba-et and shet ha1e.@1s
ureinE. satis44rtien gu4rA1trec- eve ~.
s1eldy teufney laAn Hanted. ssA- 81. =
uyds hart, VI, June 10 isi-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
m ms uRA NC &

n. :. iurr-tmeni q The sstssi eessfi -, -
n, msu uho has, Lifs lusaranos te.as.' - -
- - sod pru,erty q iuzte ~ t-.-i.
K owus.i Uuitel stsics bcIl.ls q ela.l - -
A polisy u Lifs Assar-nes = Al--ss = ,' -. !.
AGO. q I,rudent forsihoaeaii % - - -.
l,,.Tvlssi iauily i FREE fraa r.Pf, ii
ipssrs.l.-LorS Lylsurs. sif L'fa A@-'''-
Ior n Esgianz.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
CUSTOM WORK

which uIu - cone A. heretsatre. ekccpi u.
viii ~ dune ivttsr and must - pad 80 shes she
ssl.is are delivered.
The pr,pTieio.. grafefni fof past hFois rssif y
faIfV frVifes cnutiuuanrr 81 the sane, huplus ~
better machinsry aud faithful fe-afd = Nc
Wants ofhis patrons D. exccll hts ehert ~ the AsA
LIsr or MASUFACTURISG PKIcEs.
Gray c...iusr,. ss,s. per yard.
Chcck Flannel. -
Nike dnaeskin, -
Sheeting FlAn'l, td'hle Width - - =
Ditie-aId-tuist CAssimerc. tutsia" "
Pull calor Ca mere A nsest In iatol5 cts W a.
Dyuhie-and-twist stocking Yarn Always 90 hane
and for sale.
Johrson, June 18th is7s. tietii
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
DR. RADWaVs
ShRShPARllIlAN bEcnIurrs

UAs MADE TIE Nu.r AsrINf,HfEg -.
50 Qli.k. - RAPID AEt ms n.
TIE tuul LNhLHsUTS rhIEe lts.i
MEDICINE. THAT '-----4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
LEARNERS, rnE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST
AND BEFORE roc BUY, ExANISE
THE PRIZ n U X " !
Patented July 81, 1866 aud October s, 1867.
This Is what thousands Of hutteT-makers say who
are using this Chuns
1.-THE BEST CHURN LIVER 1NVENfEDF
Simple in Contraction, pery Durable and
Easily Operated!

This Churn isdherent in principle and construct,
ion from anything ever before manufactured anu
the simplicity and ingenuity shown In the arrange
ment'of its paTts are sueh as 10 convince a person
at sight, that Il possesses great advantages over
the popular ChuTns now a use, and must evente-
al supercede all others as u becomes more Woe
~ known
The novelty, simplicity, eompactnoss, perfect
M o',anieai a rang ement aud suee - OF TITS new
Charm, has gained for il an unprecedented P'pu'
lality; aud at every trial. where this Churn has
tssp exhibited, IL has secured the highest preln-
We refer 10 n few Of over one hundred pluesa
where the awarding committees have, ~ actual
trial Of butternaking givIn the first premiums u
the Prize Churn as the best ehurn placed on trial
or exhibition, and at each trial there were IRON
to ten Churns entered In competition.
LIST OF PREMIUMS:
Vermont State Fair, is67 aud SOS Maine state
Fair 1859 Connecticut River Valley Fair lsco;
New Hampshire State, (SilyeT Medal 1859 &, New
England Agricultural Society at Manchester, II.
Is-O; Vermont State Agricultural Society and
DARN man's Association. 1871.
we might 90 and enumerate numberiess eoun-
ty Fairs where the -Tize of victorious, Tut II
would seem AZ IL this succession Of triumps should
be sufficient 10 convince every unparalleled butter
maker 81 the superiority of this CLum over all
others now offered for sale. We claim that with a
dairy Of ten cors this ChnrH u pay for sef IN one
year, by more butter from the same quantity Of
cream than any other churn.
Farmers. bear in mind that the Prize Churn
isa perfect machine. constructed upon new
principles, and don't buy an Old Style Churn,
until ven have tried
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
HEALTH! BEbUTYIl

eIfmNG AND NN'f'F rI"V Hon -
go fIf~H Ahu MEl.HT- nj No ~ ID
lAAlIlstL COMPLEXION 81. { If.95A. 4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
nv m lN1 AGtr.

90 IslaHHf a-rat iu On saHr a. ~ ilsri
tgir, aHi 70 rfHT Hra -, ~. D..
11us h.i.ra aff fftHr fr1.rs .al... ~ - n
liLI~I Ha nT.la % ROADWAY. rft- tfI
Z l.lI 40 ~ "a .t. 60 q. I--lgr-' ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
JOHNSON WOODEN FAcT0Rf

Fhi. sl,isaaiA ncv f.etary ttskisg ne pltes .
ths oas dest 3, "a ~ ere bullt - De m.ft e -
rsa mannsf zsd supI lied - IA he iatt.t ant -
.fs.---eI..r Ill - ru.fH l.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
4 Oh, 500 GOOD SHINGLES

st Alhans. June 1. ls72.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
SarSaparllla

Is widely kHu
as one Of ihe rs
chectual rnas
ever diseOytrlh
cleansing tho y
TEN and PuiTE
the blood Il b
stood the ia :
years, with
stantlygrOrh;'9
.4,.;o, hasalME
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-13
Kidney g Bladder Conplalr,,

lfT-rf'. Nfzs.. iHysla
Ia. Ranwp e have I'd D.afas asr q @, ssi-,, n
buusl. Al re fhtHrs -lsE DO rssa Oh tsr ff7 Ia
every thing ~at recommended, lHf Dob q. itrsl - 4
y0ur R-savsnt slt taans E.. I-# H 90 81 . IA
10 o.. h-aass ha4 sal,rH twelve t.l-A tisi 81 ls
- thr krsalNrrt, aHI ore z t Et'uaI ii aa ,us H.
tl-s u war Rssiy Relief aa4 tifrs s e tsaft4
en-, EHi o. us'tr farr. Ell la. lsfi,z- be
f1r twelve Yeas. The % i-uorNgs ia J- On tasdh
buwsls. over lhe rrIn. write iab o. yys if T.. Vail (
ether. AUu can r4l.i,A . L "a sa'rts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06
Ths school Election,

NEW CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD-A LIVELY Canvass
BEING MADE.
There appears to be. after all a considerable
degree of interest manifested in the election of
members to the Board OF Public Education. In
addition to the names given in yesterdays issue
of the COMMERCIAL, other candidates have en-
tered the contest aud add to the interest and
spice of the affair.
In the 1st ward the nomination last evening"
resulted in favor of James Wyatt. he havino
40 votes to "a for E. X Crawford. At the sam
time, in this ward, party movement, II appears,
was inaugurated and Patrick Hasson Democrat,
was nominated in opposition. The name Of
Joseph Bringhurst is further mentioned as an
Independent candidate Mr.. Wyatt will proha-
bly, be elected, receiving the support Of both his
aud MIR. Crawford's fri pds.
In the 10th ward, Wm D. Dove ESQ., has
been nominated in opposition TO Charles Kerns
Wilmer Atkinson is the nominee in the 7th
Ward, but the name Of Geo. W. Dorsey is being
used in opposition.
Allen Speakman was nominated, last evening,
in the Sd Ward aud will contest with Solomon
Hersey.
There was no nomination made for the 4th
Ward, but William II. Curry, will be elected
probably, without opposition.
We hear of no other names being used in the
other Wards, beside those mentioned in our issue
OF yesterday. As affairs stand. at present, there
VIII doubtless be lively interest taken in the
Wards above named.
The election opens between and o'clock,
and closes at O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06
Bonrd Of HeaI b.

COMMENCEMENT OF ITs REGULAR sITTIEds
The first regular meeting OF the Board Of
Health was held last evening, President Eckel
in the chair.
The Third Ward Committee was discharged
from further consideration OF the nuisance COM
mtted to it.
The Sixth Ward Committee was continued.
The Seventh Ward Committee reported one
nuisance ahated. and was continued on another
The Ninth Ward Committee reported the nuis-
ance there abated.
The Eighth Ward Committee was continued on
the subje Of paving Elizabeth street
The Special Committee on the nuisance al
Riddles Mills asked to be discharged, but a
motion so to do was lost aud the committee
was continued.
The Second Ward Committee was directed to
fumigate the dwelling, No. Fast Front street
In which had been case Of the small pox.
Orders were drawn as follows; II. r. Bring
Henry Eckel Sc 30.
The Board then adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06

hdiorldI Notices are so common that 1t is almost
impossible for an editor to express his honest opia-
io oi tle merits OF any article without being sus-
pected Of interested motives. This fact. however
snal not deter us from saying what we think OF a
new addition to the Materia Medica TO which our
altehtlon mas been recently directed. We refer TO
Dr. d. WALKBRs CALIFORNIA NGNFGAR BlTTRRs a
remedy which is making It's way into more families
Just now than all the other advertised medicines
the potency OF It's TOME and Alternative properties
wAlle u possesses the great negative recnmmsuda-
uOh OF containing neither alcohol nor mineral moi
son. That 1t is specific for Indigestion Bii0us-
ness, Constipation and many comp aints of nervous
origin, we have reason to know; and we are ASSURE
on good authority that as general invigorant
Tegulatlng and purifying medicine, 10 has no equal
~ u stated that is Ingredients OBTAINED from The
Wits OF CalIornla) are new to the medic 81 world
and It's extraordinary effects cerlainIy warrant thn
conclusion that 1t Is compound OF agents hitherto
unknown II popularity is any crit rion there can
0e no doubt Of the efficiency Of Jne NINsGAR BIT.
IERs for the sale Of the article is immense and con
tnually increasing ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06
Newark News.


The souRE WRITEs Us.-Tho Big Squire, af-
ter protracted silence, sends us the following
Mistltur Edditur,
Ye've not heard Of me, for long time. Bedad,
with st. Patricks Day, and Sheeleys Day, and
Pay Day, and the Holy Days.Fve been that busy
couldn't write yez a line. Well the debate on
Prothections all over II was fine debate.
The argumenters all looked as il they would all
win, and thought they wud too. But when il
come to the vote, aud they tux the word Of the
Paple as wus there, ye shood have seen the Free
Ihraders lookin, bedad thought they looked
Maybe ye've seen that one OF the speakers wus
to come out for Sheriff But he come out in the
papers, insted, aud sed he had something for his
attention, which wus more pressin.
I've heard OF the doin's ia New Castle. Its
mighty purity business this Levy Court has bin
at. They think they'll disfranchise hundreds Of
men, because they're black. Bedad, it's not
hard FOR blind man to see that they'd leve of
the names OF Paddy, and all Paddy's counthry-
men, II we didn't put in their ticket at the
nomination, and at the lections. Bad luck to
thin, as wud do such work They'll gain moth
ing. What the black people lose other papel II
make up to thin. Let these Levy Courts go on
in their ways, and see whatll come ON il.
Begorra they must think they're losin a great
many men from their party, whin they have 10
chate 80, to keep their side up. Free Thrade
must be bad for thin. That's what think.
PADDY MoGuIRE.
Tows ELECTION There is quite an excitement
over our Town Election, which takes place on
Tuesday afternoon. Only male citizens, owning
real estate, are voters. Several gentlemen are
named az Commissioners, including William
Wilson, Esquire Ray, Geo. W. Williams VIM. b.
Thornley,, B. X. Choate. John Pilling who has
been Commissioner for seven years, and OF the
very best the town ever had declines to serve
any longer. This is to be regretted. Mr.. Thorn
ley has also served long time, and very accepta-
bly,. Our streets are in good condition, (summer
duet excepted,) we have over two miles OF good
brick sidewalks, and for an inland town, think
Newark has been well attended to- by her Com
missioners
OK THE INcREAsE.- population is on the
increase. Quite number Of people have moved
here. within We k or two
DENNIS REPORTED CAPrURED.-We have had
report that Bill Dennis has been captured at
Cherry Hill, in Cecil Co.. miles from here.
RESUMED WoRK.--The railroad workmen have
resumed operations, after observing 'Pay Day."
MISCELLANEOUS. Candidates for Sheriff are
calling on us, and all deserve nomination, no
doubt. The students are returning ait va
cation. School election takes placeto-day
The town presents LIVELY appearance.
The VOYAGE TO ROME and the Italian cities
and Ruins, can be made to-day at and P. M,
from Institute Hall. Nolover Of art should suffer
this beautiful panorama to close without paying
it a Farewell visit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06
The Friends Might scho |.
To the Elitor Of the Commercial:

To The Elaor the Commercial:
Allow me, through your paper to thank our
friends for the tuition 20 freely and kindly given,
during the fall and winter evenings to many OF
the colored people Of this city. Truly they merit
great praise, for they left comfortable firesides
and braved the nclement weather, although
contagious diseases have prevailed in the citS =,
vet not one shrank from what they considered
te be christian duty, Ito instruct the iguorant)
but went nnhesitatingly and earnestly to labor,
to dihuse light into their minds of those who
have been deprived of education, and whose
condition will not admit them to attend dav
schools, if they were gratis, even as the Friends
night school was. Many of us have been very
much benefited by their labOrs. The sessions
have now closed. At the last ono, there were
very appropriate remarks made by several
teachers, which were attentively listered to by
the scholars whose hearts were too full Of graft
tnde to express their thanks to the teachers. for
their great interest in them. and feeling assured
that God will help them. for their Christian
deeds. Many of us will always remember the
Friends West st. School.
w A. D-A pupTt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06

There will be bat one more regular meeting Of
the present Board Of Health.
Col. McComb subscribed s610 to the Claymont
Parsonage fund, last Sunday.
1t is said that very large boarding house will
be erected in Caymont this season.
The Board Of Education contains thirty mem
bers, which is at least fifteen too many.
Hard on the industrious newsboys-to have
a lot of penny papers on hand till after o'clock
in the evening.
Boughman, Thomas 4 Co 8, and Culbsrt's i'm
provements are valuable acquisitions to the store
fronts Of the city.
Mrs. DIR. Foster has repaired her dwelling and
drug store, tn the let Ward and put up new
signs on the store.
Time is money" says the adage Uncle
Toms Cabin cannot he read in one evening, but
all the incidents related in it may and will be IL
lustrated.
Those who have, aud those who have not. read
" Uncle Toms Cabin" should see it presented
upon the stage, this evening. 1t will serve as a
review for those who have read it, while fer
those who have not it will form a deeper and
more lasting remembrance thad can be well OBJ
tanned from the book
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06

WAS IT An EXPLOSION. N.-Yesterddy morning.
about l0l o'clock, a dense volume Of smoke was
observed to suddenly arise several miles south OF
this city in the direction of New Castle, followed
BY shock az OF an explosion. Believing it to
have occurred in some one of the mills at New
castle Mr NJ. Hichenburger went over there
during the day, but learned that il was even fnr-
ther than that-over on the Jersey shore What
1t was has not yet transpired. Black and copious
volumes of smoke continued to ascend through.
out the day, and it is feared that serious damage
has been wrought.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06

1t is great mistake to suppose that because
wool is advanced, all manufacturers of clothing
Will raise the prices of clothing. Those who
bought material at the advanced rate will have
to do it, but we have fortunately avoided this
necessity by purchasing early and paying ready
cash for everything have secured great BARGAINS
OF which we offer our friends the benefit, guar
anteelng to sell our splendidly assorted stock of
superior garments at prices no higher than last
season and, lowing to peculiar advantages se-
cured ~ some lines OF goo1s) in some instances.
toner than erer before. A special lot of Snrin11
suits being offered remarkably low at Bennett Il
Co s, Tower Hall, No. 5ls Market street half
way between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06
PERCENTAGES or ATTENDANCE,

The following Divisions in our public schools
have made 100 per cent. Of attendance, this
week, on the days mentioned.
MOnddy-Miss Hussey's School No. Miss
Hates School No II; Miss Taylor's School No.
II; Miss Crawford's. Miss Dnncan's and Miss
Guthries School No. IL
Tuesddy-Miss Hussey's and Miss Savers,
School No. l ; Miss Dennison's, School No.
Miss Daviss. School No. 10; Miss Taylor's,
School No. ~.
Wednesday Stewards and Miss Savers,
School No. ; Miss Dennisons, School No. 2.
- IhuSddy-Miss Craig, Miss Stewards, Miss
Hussey's and Miss Sayers' school No. l.; Miss
Smiths, Miss Nethery's and Miss Dennison's,
School No. 2 Mrs Slocum's and Miss Francis, ,
School A Miss F1ord's, School No. 7 F.; Miss
Lacklin's. School No, a.
Friddy-Miss Husseys and Miss Sayers,
School No l /; Miss Dennisons. School No 2.
Miss Reeds, School No. A Miss Taylors, School
No. 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06
Police News.

While Solomon Lewis was at work on the
street, at ith and Madison streets, Yesterday.
some bad boys amused themselues BY THROWING
stones and mud at him After cautioning them
several times to desirt, solomon threw a stone
at one OF the boys, which missed him. and struck
little girl on the head. Solomon was arrested
and fined the costs Of the case.
Peter Blake for assault and battery on Solo,
mon Green. Fined 80 and costs. and held for
5000 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

:, Mechanics Lodge, No. L. L 0. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall Sd and King,
=, MIin9na Tribe. No. s !. o. II NJ, at Red Mems
Hall 4l5 Market street.
jefferson Council No. 10, o. L. A NJ, at Me-
La Fayette Lodge, No q K of P, at knights
OF Pythas Hall, 2ll Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. o. of G. t. at 5th and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06

H On Eger6body's TONGUE -Euogiums Of the
great National Regeneration OF Health, PLANTATION
blITKhs, are on everybody's tongue. 1his gratui-
tous rtb1 rOce advertising is better than All the paid
IoT puing TO which the owners Of bogus btters are
ohlged TO resort. II has spontaneous heartlness
ao1nt II Whlt carries conviction TO the mind Of the
auditor. But 1t is well known fact that the pro
prietors OF the PLANTATION BITTERs have never re-
led upon newspaper bostering to establish the sue
cess OF pr paration which owes its astonishing
popularity mainly 10 the oral testimony Of the
me thousands VINO have either experienced or been
tne eyewitness OF the immense physical good 1t has
wrought throughout the length and breadth Of Inc
laAd. - y ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06

TURTLE LUNCH A lunch from turtles direct
from Key West. Florida, will be served at Nye's
Wilmington Retaurant, this evening. Turtle
when served right, is very delicious dish, and
we venture that MIR. Nye can come as nye par
excellence in matter Of this kind. az if IL ms
sible to attain F0'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-06

The Fur TRADE-ANorHER LARGE SALE
Messrs. Lowery & Collins, of Milford, Del.
made their third sale Of fur skins on tile 29th
ult, to AK. F. X. Womrath 1912 Chestnut
ST. Phia. The following are the varieties /,
1000 rats 8 900 rabbits, 500 coon, 200 mink,
firm has done a very large business during the
present season. Their purchases have extended
all over the Peninsula and the aggregate sum
paid out lu this fur trade is immense