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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
ONAhDEN A~n ATLANTIC EAILnDAD
" SUMMER AnRANGEhENF
l!a Sa EiAa


On and after Tuesday, June 25th lsIl, trains viii
leave Vine 1T eet ferry, Philadtlphla,
FOR ALLAN TIC CITY: ...
Excursion Tram win II engaged. ...,,... 8 90 A. M
Nj ILL., including 81 NDAl S....,.......... So A NJ
Freight, With Passenger car a5ta. .hed,.. ~ A NJ.
Express, tnr ugh in ~ hsurs ......... 81 +. NJ.
Accumno htion Observation-Disclosures. Ais Z. II.
Exprg IS, saturdays only. .,....... 200 +. NJ
..cctlnm datiOn Saturdays QUIZ. ann. On p. II.
The latter t. ain stops at sIl stations % lammOn-
II, ami beyoAd only at AbsecOl9.
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC CRY.
Accommodation. Observation-Disclosures. =. :. G.l0 A. NJ
press, tnrIugn in z houra.. rs A. Nj
frel nJ. J..,.............,.... fl45 A. NJ
Mail, including SUNDAYS, Asp .
EXursiCn... ..............,...,. ht5 z. NJ
Accommodate n, NJ EdNys Ouly. .......... 49, A. NJ
Express, (dunl ays ony through in q
h urS ..,....................... $40 A NJ
tickets sold and baggage checked at Nor heast
corner of seventh anu Arch streets III chestnut
street Il ID al VINE street ferry Philadelphia.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Ma, 's Landing and . A. NJ. qreigh3; tlo
Pm.
For HammOntOn aud AaY stations at p. NJ.
For AtcO HHd way siatlO ls A. 10 Is A. NJ
For Huddn 10 at (.reight) aud a.. 5 \. NJ,
and AS and - >. NJ frNn PhiILiripnia and
1l.SO z. NJ n, IN Cdmlrii,
u. II. MUhDY, Agent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

It is not phSslc whlgn may give ttmpOiarg re-
lief to The sufferer Ter the ii It few doses bu which,
from continued use trina pies aud kiudred dl-
5easps {, i'd N weakening the invalid, nor is 1t
ductorfd liquor which, under the popular name o.
" Bitters' so eNtrAsB Phlleu on on the puplc
as sovereign remedies, tut It is a most powerful
Tonie and Alternative prlu"un cd SO by the leading
medical authorizes Uf London AID Parl4, ana has
pcen hug used by the regular physicians OF other
gonntrirs with wundu rtu. remodel results.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
AGENTS AoENTs
. ROYAL CHANGE

An army Of live Ag'nts wtn'cd 10 sCl a rev
beautifully tu trat. d lsc lion edition uf one ~
he iichcst 9. ms in literature, OF world wide fame
ND SuTpdasing eXtrllnte
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

IlUhDEST. W q. J, Fi.MtIE 10;
ID f.EiiF.-'rh rough lnstru u IL llrlllhisl AID
b. ut'fu lo' alton q e nf the n IT ea,t'tHl rnn-
iuc d ahd 'f>t sustnn'd insli, ioas it III" ~atr.
For terni5. etc addr, - hev. JOhN II BNAk :.
LEY, Ph. d.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
SSELECT sCHOOL.
MRS. AND MISS THOMAS

school for young ladies' will reopen on first Monday
In September. Open for the ception of boar ing
and day scholars. Referen res given II required
iyB-.u+
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
RucsY ACADEMY.
EnR ROYS.

IA HOh Buys
A SELECT ENGLISH, classical AND COM
BEhCIAL INSItI UlION.
No. 22O MARK + + Street, Wilmington, Del.
SAMUEL W. MlktPHN, a. NJ. Nj. D., PRINCIPAL.
Fall erin opeIh Sept Ia, ls,2. For catalogue
pply o BOughlllan, nOln Is ~ Co. tub24 iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
IlARE CHANCE Goa AGENTs.

SrhITg WANTED for the tufoblogra-
new illu-tr ttd pdi',un, now ready CT this the
only edition written ty himself and endorsed by he
l'ri me Alsu.the LIE nd lines Of L :. GRANT,
Inv lion. y Head ry; nj our 1852 CAMPAIGN
MANU- l. for all pirnG. jl uu, pri e tl.5O. one
agent sold 81 In tprrH ults. Sp udit steel Por-
trsit- q eelty, al.u oi Grant s3ola "a nth male
selling the above t. b. \ e IT, PuLlt,hcr, sos
BrualWnN. n y. lNlh-4M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
Campaign Goods for ~

Agents wanted lur our Campaign goods. Sell nt
sight iny tGU PR cunt. pr, fit. Now Is the
time. Sent al once for descriptive circulars and
Price List, OF ON Bne Steel EnRravilgs uf all the
taudidatp, camp gn Bogr ph'es hars = uIO-
graphs, Bldgos Pins, vi & "A every hing suifed
o III ime T. II 7uIltrS nrr Hi easily maie. Fun
implies srnt for S. Address "DuRE \ GOOD
y FED, 81 PARK Row, NeA York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
NJ a. HEH"''ADs'

Az a. REKsOLDs'
q - IS CAL AM mA rlitNA rlUAl ,NsTi. b.
~ aiEHrON, ns,
srRlso TERM Will orKN AAHcu Ism, 's79.
10 | dNw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
MeW Advertisements,
Hu"gerford COl!e giate Ius'itutute.

Frst.class Boarding school for Ladies' and Gentle.
men. Twelve exp 'rienGed teachers compose the
Faculty Location heHhfnl ana accessible. Five
gradua ing courses. I'm xcelled advantages In h
branches Fill Tenn opens pit II, 1872 II r
catalogue or iaform 4tiOn, address ALBERT Il.
WAI hIES, A. m. Principal augt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
INVEST JERSEY RAIL tn -ssssggsss.;7jgsa.ss; -ssgs.;jsa :.
" ROADS sts4A II ;:..efs+i - ~ :

ST MMEh AhhANdhMh EN- L.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1872, rrt'
will leave lhAde!ph
FOR CAPE MAY,
9A. NJ. Morning Nail Express, due at Il "A =.
BIS p. =. Ac olunLd ton, dut a t.t2P NJ.
4.nUP Nj Fast Express, due az 6.3I = VI
KEIURNlNti TRAINS LEAVE CAPE MAY
G30A A., Il A. ACcUmmndatlO dIe ~ IN z. A. NJ.
1.3u. A. NJ. Fast EXptrsN, due ~ h.IO a NJ
5.UO1'. Nj. Afternoon ENprt SIS dus at s.2 T.. VI.
Freight n Il II leaves Cape nay Il y III Il. 10 a.
Sunday MaH r atn l. ave Pnia elph "a I.S A NJ
Cape May 5uO = NJ Pullm IN Palace CNrs are at
Lac led to lie FiU =. NJ ami IuJ p trans rom
Ihlladephia, AMI tnr 30 a NJ. aud h.0i I'm ir n1
from Cape Ast. ~cH luay he sec rS d in sdvanC
at No. SIS Ii ) ful ,tft rt
FOR Ml4ylia ~. ."a.l % A, NJ, $40 A. NJ.
g. 3 T. NJ. ; - i. ~
For Is / 9u "a a.r" an,l way stations $40 A n
. r. NJ
For Nu dhury W ...oh aad Mantua 5 on 4. 4
~ a. NJ 3.3t 2. - "., q 80 +. NJ
For y Hrdu br : o. ;. ; T. A., $50 i. -
b.. dget Ii ia! n.t %u:Ii. i .ad II .l,s Jnn {
with ram, .un Il om Pagni' III
Freight t:atn Il d cam 20 tisi - tor Cape Al
MIllyilie, Ninuidhd = e., al ~ y, NJ
For Bridgr'uli > ii9n owGdesDOrs, &c, ut u.
n On,
UUmGu;dri II B,uk3, montl ly, seasoo and yeart,
tickets H. s,lu at the lil1e nt he Treasurer,
Camden. WM. j. SkW aLl,
9-2m superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
Or of S 4, BETTs.

HNU8 tINEaTUlsi. .JnI Stt EINss- .'ySgo
II rNWN-iht-H tfAt ~ ROYAL MAIL sssssSS ~
IT,. dSN .,rf. ,isrn 80 e. 'all ~ tollpws:
q ~ OF Pa y, -uusrAY august Sd, al =, L.
Nj.
CI., o2 Ef l,R,, gnuaspAy, hu-u.t iOtA,
'GIT OF L'MEtucii, rnUaspAy, August 5h, at
y 'Gil3 OF BR ,.ntI., SATURDAY., August l7tn,
at 2, -. Nj.
nd each sttca.,'i. y Hrtp 1Gs astd rsag nom
tsi ID, .,urth ief ei0 Ions,
tATEs OF rAsS,Gs.
Payarle ia eio.u. rdJ 4Uiy Ill utfeUyJ.
FIRST CA3i-,...... .tG oIkGIt-41E ..,.,.... 80
to Lunu>h..,. 50 l' l"ndOn .,.- 20
to Par4s. ....... ~ " laria.. ............ 81
Passengers atsU forourttai 10 1ht0erp HOtttTdt1a,
Sigeicn, .sOrtgGg, D,dtlfG, &C., at stt.,u 9dee-
IEktts nom LiCCry1Ot Queenstown, .re,E;JOu or
LOitnHisf5 u, Gun 0e JOtihf o par
tlts pishH.g "a . M tOr t5trsr frtsilIa.
L7dfC, fUF 81 ant Uplgdr, at cttfeH rate, puydbts
IN Gf,y Utrt ~ 5rsas brtt1th and lfetdAG
For ftrth5 NJOrMGsiOH apply a. she Cp fdHVs
1Dic,s.
UDUNNELL FAULK, 5 lie Agents
4O2 che LnIV street, Philadelphia
Or to H. e. ROBIAhu, d CO., Agents, Fourth a'.d
4 .rAst slrests, Eit,,s,Iyto,,. nlSll 1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

G mp2ign is'' 3s%! 'ag ny P4S F1.s .la%"% is! g
DndaorST RtCtA DS ~ 60. M't'rs, AZ
pduQ6S MlrrJ sect, n. Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

* L. NICIlUo 90, t&l itGoN. Daggase re-
SJs moved to any Yt4t %. 'its cIl4 arpeh cleaned
and preserved nom Wutt ANA II ad WITH care. Cal
somining, WlteN ashiI2i sc, - all Ord IS hank
full received anu prUm y 4 ended to. ONCE, 3u5
King street. Plea leave Dri"rs At the wing
places for baggage ana uirJ t7oG Nj }. Il. llolt,
Third and Market size Is; tIrCIutldn, lltrsJn Il
CO.. 4l9 Market street; ). 4. Eau CO. 81 Market
stresI A. Bradley JUu,s, Olo MIINeV street; Joseph
Jones, Fith and MarECt street, ana a b OIAHRe ST
See wBg IN on the sire icD26-3m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

NKyILMl MOTION IRA ANsFAh AND BAGGAGE
VY-fXPhI5SS viii call tor aud deliver baggage
and packages to and IRON AL parts OF the city, Rail-
road Depot ami bOat Also bagpage called and
checked (where Railroad lick 10 are heltJ to all
points from private TcSidcliUes or hotels orders
lett at tthe Franklin Telegraph ON, e, No.
4, West Third street; E. Brihghursg Co..
Sixth and Market; smith q Painter, seventh
ard Market, and b. Il e. Shoemaker, SIS Market ST.,
viii receive prompt attenlinn. lHIncpai OiiCe, lag
gage he. IL, r, v. ara q n4ignad ~ No
j. j. MCMULLEN,
sUptI--tl i. Ii. SEAu, Proprietnrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
Ii. F. ksnNHY, superin onlent.

y--55-11 ~ sg.xr DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
Sksa ts 49, zasSp LINE
SUMNER ARR EGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER Mo DAY, MAY 2UTH, isI2
Sundays esccpted,l Passenger frame viii ua'e la
iOnOws:-
sOUTHwARD En'THwARD.
Passenger Mixed Passenger Mixed
AM, I'M. PM AN, Pm. Pm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
RARLGW'S lHDIG5 BLUE

Is the eheans ST AID b st article In the marlet Tor
Bluei0K l'Ilrs. The grnu ne has hath Ra lows
and " iltb rgrr's nam on the laie and is ut mp
at Wuihetg RS Drug store. No 23' ' Sccrd
street, PM aHeli hia d. $. WtLH BERGER. Fro.
prietor For sale ~ Druggists and Grocers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

The mixed tr.an viii Dr run subject t4 delays III
ED ut freiRf nGau Ss, AID Wi at1p unlY Ut sta
tiols VIII re Tin is Gy,u
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave Ntw Castle sti Nliui.hktuii and h'iad1.
tha t7 ~ 4 \. L ave III ltrt lphia, Il q - ~.
ana Mhmlugt H. l,DU z. NJ ior New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TIt.a ms
Additional to thiaa auUyc, leave CiHyt, fUl
smyrna 5 30 A. NJ, ami 2NO =, Nj, lcavr smyrnl
tor clayton 80 ~. F., Nud 30 p. NJ u make ron-
necsiuns th trains 10 auG rom Dover, and Sta
tlOnh sOu,h
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Ken unity, and queen
Anne's ~ Kent RailrOads
At Clayton, with Md u u. r. Il
At Harring on, with u b. r. r.
AT SeafOrd, with d. " Del. Il r.
At DelmaI with K. 5 X. X. and W. N p r. r.
IL. +. kENNEI, SUPERINTENDENT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01

4 NHII.FS3tATE AND GuSsSItsit1IAG H.
SIIItTE, Sew ttHYcH, Onn. Preparatory
to Collrg Business, Scieniilt ichUJt', l.. ) Mil
AR ,nd ~Hval Acad lni"s. F8l Sesai1u, '6'f ar,
br ina Sept 1'th For G1ialugIt, address ten.
Wi II. hUsSElA Principal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-01
Gas and Stram .fittina.

[rIlE END,]
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
4 New Thing IN Troy.
J. p. LYNoTT's wARnwANr sTent.

HatdGars at hasdvare store prices.
Buy 20 more hardware at dry goods
stores, but 90 to }. p. I.yno,t's, where
you can find anything 10 ,hs hardware
line 10 per cent less shas you have heen
paying fos the same Articles ct dry goods
stoves. All kinds Of tools, nails, bolts,
butts, hinges, screws, files, axes, hstche,s,
shovels, spades, forks, wsenches, locks OF
oil kinds the finest lot of mbie cutlery
ever offered in Troy, at 10 per cent. les
than can be bought in the stoves. | buy
more hsrd~are than oil the stores in
Troy put together, end buy it at least 10
per cent less, and give the farmers the
benefit of it, A 6nc lot of Moline Plovs
on hand, Agricultural Implements at fac
tory retail prices, window sash and glass.
The celebrated Superior Cock Stove,"
sell and warrant. Also, something for
the ladies: A nice lot Of fancy painted
toilet sets, Japanned and pressed tinvare,
scissors, Anting, and all kinds Of the best
quality pinking irons, smoothing irons,
ladies' pocket knives. silver tea and table
spoons, &c &c. Don't fail to call and
examine goods and prices before purchas-
ing. j. p. LYNOTT.
n13m3,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
Order Of Publication.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Executor Of the estate of Anton sePpeler,
deceased, on the 18th day Of January, 1872, at
the January term Of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Missouri. for 1872. filed his petition US
ouch executor for the sale OF the real estate OF
said deceased, or 50 much thereof MS might DO
necessary to pay the debts due by said deceased,
accompanied by the sts and inventories required
by law, and that unless the contrary be shown,
an order will be made for the sale Of said real
estate at the April term of said Probate Court for
1879, which term will be begun and held Mt tho
court house in Troy, Missouri, on the second
Monday in April, SS72, shen and where oil per-
sons interested in said estate will appear and
show caxse vhy said order Of sale should no, be
uENRY nEMMERSMEIER. Executor
slSb7si0 sf estate Of Anton Sepps CT, dSs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

Here she comes again, the beautiful
spring. with her pleasant sunshines, gentle
breezes and refreshing showers, which re-.
mind Us that il is time 20 plant and SOW
once more. Now, friends, in your hurry
and hustle don't forget and again put off
the planting Of trees until it is too late TO
attend to that very important matter; but
send in yous orders AZ once to the propri-
stor Of Buffalo Nursery, A, M. Shuts, OF
give il 10 some one OF the numerous
agents now soliciting orders for that nus.
sery, Plant no. only apple trees, but q
general variety Of the choice fruits props.
gated st the above nursery. Josiah
Creecd, Local Agent as this place, will
take orders or give any information de.
sired.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
Order OF Publication.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ersigned,
~ administrator Of the estate Of Elias McNea-
fey, decd, on the llth day of January, 1872, At
the January term Of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Missouri, for 1872, dled his petition as
such administrator for the sale Of the real estate
Of said deceased, or so much thereof as might be
necessary to pay the debts due by said deceased,
accompanied by the lists and inventories required
by law, and unless the contrary be shown, an
order will be made for the sale Of said real estate
at the April term Of said Probate Court for 1872,
vhch term will bs begun and held as the court
house in Troy Missouri, on the second Monday
in april 1872, when ana where all persons i0ts :
ested in SAID estate gill appear m6 siov cause
why ssi& Orin Of sale should not lie gre snteG
WILLsGM XOyNG, &dmv
Sash7aiN o< estate Of elias VcSeslss, Ssc.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

A TARDY LEGIsLArUnE.-Ther are
some very strong complaints made
against the Missouri Legislature, one OF
which is that it does but little business.
All legislative bodies have some membe
who rctard business. 1t would be some
what remarkable if our General Asse NJ bly,
should constitute an exception to the
rule.-Troy Dispatch.
The Missouri Legislature may be o
poor concern, but of all the counties 10
the State, Lincoln has less to complain of.
Her representative, Hon. T. G. HUT, is
q representative Of whom any county
might we'll be proud. His speech on the
eighteen million grab, was one Of the
finest efforts ever made in the house
The editor Of this paper sat within the
bar and heard his remarks, and when We
say that they were sensible, practical and
eloquent, We mean no fattery thereby. If
he is not re elected next fall, Lincoln will
stand very much IN her own lisht.-War.
renton Banner.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
A reward of $50 is offered for tn,

A reward of $50 is offered for the
apprehension and arrest of Milton String.
ham, who stole q horse In Calhoun
county, Ills, on the 10Th inst. The man
was 10 the employ of Buffalo Nursery
last winter. He is about five feet eig ht
inches high, sallow or dark complexion,
shaved clean when be left, had on black
over coat we'll worn, and after he left got
it burnt in the back; wore a black
slouched hat, the rim was cut full OF
holes inside Of the binding. When los,
heard from he was at Mr.. Riues, on lead
creek, in this county. He is also under
heavy bail for bis appearance before the
Greene county circuit court, on charge
OF larceny, and his bondsmen have offered
. seward Of 6fty dollars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
J. r. CAFF, A. NJ,
Pres ident
Order of Publication.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersig ed,
! ' administrator of the estate Of David Uiery,
decd, on the 10th day of January, 1872, at the
January term Of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Missouri, for 1872, filed his petition as
such administrator for the sae Of the real estate
of said deceased, or so much thereof as might be
necessary to pay the debts due by said decea sed,
accompanied by the lists and inventories required
by Law, and that unless the contrary be shown,
estate at the April term Of said Probate Court for
1879, which term will be begun and held at the
court house in Troy, Missouri, on the second
Monday in April, 1872, when and where all per.
sons interested in said estate will appear and
show cause why said order of sale should not be
granted. GABRIEL THOMPSON, Admir-
mch7nl0 Of estate of David Ulery, dec d.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

"NoT DEAD YET."--Ou. worthy
Doighbor, the Dispatch, felt i, incum.
bent 70 announce 10 its last issue that it
was not desd. It says somebody has
bee" circulating a story to that effect, and
'mnginss that quite nuube. Of iud;
v'duals wish it wero true. We can ss.
cure che public that the Dispa,ch is 20,
sead' but has only been sleeping, or
'ashsr taxing shost nap, to await the
arrival os 'ts Chicago printed patent
outs'ds'' As these ore frsqently Delayed
0'Ases very reliable cypress, it will b.
pSo"sned on Wednesday hereafter, in
o'osr to give them ample time to arrive
before publication day, .sd thereby save
'Ae'f tho morsidos,iop Of being behind
It's published date,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

The Republican members Of the Leg :
is'aturo arc invoked BY the State journal
to make au "honest endeavcr" to pass
Senator Stimson's outrageously dish ones,
pias Of apportionmsnt, BY which che
Radicals on the basis Of last Call's vote
will secure fifteen Representatives oad
the Democrats Eve. II We conccde tho
Republicans 10000 majority iu Ohio,
90 . total vote Of $4,000 (the estimate
Of writer in the Cincinnati Commercially
this apportionmen. proposed BY SeoatOr
Stimson will give tn. Radicals one Coo
gresham fo, every nine,eeu ,houssod
votes they poll, and the Dem ocss,s one
member for every ffty.two thousand votes
they may cast. If anything more dis.
honest than this can be patched W ws
should like to get q sight OF il as a rare
curiosity in the gerry mander line. Stump.
sons bill, We may add. has been eoscoc,ed
in the interest Of legislative aspi,ants fol-
congressional honors. He is himself q
member Of this self sacrificing and disin
terested band.-Ohio Statesman.
That 10 something like the trick the
Radical Senate Of this state atte N pied
but it failed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

Mr.. Louis Wolfgram has just opened
q jewclry, watch and clock store in this
place, in the Mcdonald building. lie
has fine assortment Of jewelry, and the
most extensive stock of clocks ever dis
played in Troy. Mr.. wolfgram comes
20 this place from Jonesburg, and is we'll
known in Wentzville, where he was loca
ted for some time. Watches, clocks and
jewelry prepared. and jewelry made to
order. All work warranted.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

No ADJOURNMENT YET.-The lower
branch Of the legislature wants to adjourn
on the 1st prox but the senate now
wants to hold on until their fixed up con.
gressional apport;oumeut bill is disposed
of by tho house. 1t ought to be disposed
Of, and that rapidly, by voting it down.
Some think the state will lose the four
congressman If an opportionment Of dis
tricts Is not made. Better lose them,
than divide the state like the senate bill
proposes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
TeacharS' Institute.

Notice is hereby given to tho citixens
Of Lincoln county, and especially to the
Teachers in the county, that there will
be held session of the Lincoln County
Teachers Institute in the court house in
Troy, on the 18th, 18th and 18th days of
April, 1872. All teachers of public
schools residing in the county must at
tend said Institute and get certificate Of
membership, or have valid excuse for
non-attendance, in order to obtain a Ger
tificate Of qualification as teacher from the
Superintendent.
VIM. S. PENNINGTON, Supt.
The following is q program of bust.
ness for the session, made by the execu
tive committee:
FIRST DAY-0 A. NJ.
MUSIC AND PRAYER.
orthog raphy ind Reading, Rev. Tutte.
Penmanshp, .."."."...
Music AND PRAYER.
Arithmetic, W. Cunningham, A. NJ.
SECOND DAY-9A. NJ.
Descriptive Geography, j. NJ. Mcclellan,
Physical Geography, J. T. lIetherl'n
English Grammer, 4. N. Bonfls.
THIRD DAY-O A. NJ.
MUSIC AND PRAYER.
Lecture on Morality, Rev. o. S. Thompson.
Essay, Miss Hughes.
Miss Worsham
P.M MUSIC.
School Government. Prof. Gaf
w.s. PENNINGTON, Chm'n Ex. Com.
G. T. DUNN, Sec'y.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

Hoo CHoLERA-We learn from a
subscriber, that the hog cholera is pre-.
vailing quite fatally in some localities in
this county. He furnished the follow
ing recipe which is said to be reliable
cure for the disease, which We cheerfully
publish We advise the farmers to give
it a trial. Here IS the prescription: 7
lbs copcras 4 lbs sulpher l ID saltpe.
ter; 4 lbs common salt; lbs black an.
timony; 3 lbs soft soup wood ashes l
peck, mix one pint day to each hog in
slop Mexico Ledger.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
BUFFAJO NURSE0f.

One Hund,ed Thousand good Apple
Trees, 2, 3 and 4 years old, at reduced
prices.
Price, Is cts. each, S1.0O per dozen,
s11.SO per 100; 500 90 per 600; so OF
tho 100 rates, 500 ut the 600 rates.
| will sell JennetinYa, 3 and 4 years
old, and Bes- Davis, Morsis, Red Bell,
Winesap, Willostwig, and II uses Crabs Gor
cider, ut 80 90 per hundrcd. A general
variety Of Nursery stock ct customary
psicss. A. M. SH ULTS,
nfOuf. Troy, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLASS.

Prof. Hitler will open class iu Ger.
u an and French for the ensuing season,
commencing April 10th, and ending Sep.
tember 10Th. Ladies and Gentlemen de.
string to become pupils are respectfully
requested to enter their names before or
on the lst Of April, to make arrange ne It's
for books.
Ladies who cannot make it convenient
to attend class, can have private instruc-
tion at their respective residences.
For terms and further information, en-
qu,re of Mr. W. II. Young at Parker,
Crews & Co.'S, or at the Circuit Clerk q
Office Of Prof. j. HITLER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

CoNNUBIAL.--Mr John T. Pemberton
and Miss Lou. jackson were married on
the 7th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Huffaker, at
the residence Of Mr., Thos. H Pemberton.
near Hiseville, Barren county, Ky. The
attendants were Mr.. Charlie B. Jones and
Miss Amanda johnson.
On the 26th inst, at the residence of
Mr.. John Dyer, in this county, by Rev.
.. S. Thompson, Mr.. Otis X. Wheeler
and Miss Cherrie Dyer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

KILLED.-On Thursday evening last a
young man, son of Smith Jennings, was
taking the gear from mule in the stable
on his fathers place, near this city on
the Illinois side of the river. The mule
started to 20 out Of the stable, and the
young man made an effort to catch him,
and became entangled in the harness, and
was dragged out into the lot aud killed
telore he could extricate himself
Clarksville Sentinel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

PAINTING j. l.. VanWert is now
prepared for carriage, buggy and ornn,
mental painting. While the roads arc
too muddy to use your bugeies with
pleasure, is the time to have them painted
Orders for sign lettering, ornamental
painting, &c, filled promptly. He also
has buggies for sale. Shop south of
court house and across the street from
Ilarbum's wagon yard. nStf
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-03-28

The House committee on Congress
sional Apportionment, have decided, by
vote of 7 to 4 to indefinitely postpone
the senate bill apportioning congressional
districts. This will nccessitate the elec
tion Of four congressman from the state
at large, and leave the districts as at pres
ent constituted. The house would have
acted equally Us we'll if it had also de
fcatsd the apportionment Of state soma.
torial districts. .