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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15

cutting sounds at his imaginary op
ponents. After twenty minutes h,
retired and although not one word haC
been uttered, we all exclaimed, ssWhat
an eloquent speech!" | had never il
my life heard anything so supreme
| ly ludicrous. And so the evening
wore on with variety of entertain
ment, enough to have filled up a doz
en- evenings.
One Of the bylaws requires the
members to bring something, of theil
own work, for each meeting. Thus
the poets last effort, the artists new,
est work, the architects grand plan
treatises upon topics grave and gay
are proved in the caverns of the
mine" before emerging into the out
er world.
Once or twice in the course of the
evening, just to prove that the mem
hers were not too old for sucb thinoe
one and another ofthe musicaI celeb-
rities-whose thrillino harmoniea
charm the multitude-thought it not
beneath their dignity to strike up a
bcwitcbino waltz = Jolly nolka or .
rompino galoD. and away went the
ioyous crowd spinnino whirIing
jumping. with all their Youthful fire
and elasticv. To one of nv many
exclamations Of delight a Knappe re-
oiled.
1T is heavier than usual this even
inc. There seems to be no life in
u.s."
"Well." | said. "vou must have
adamantine natures if YOU can bear
any more than this"
"Abln was the sad reioipder ,sit
is plain that we are growing old and
grim. The cobwebs oftime are spun
upon the gray walls of these caverns
where we die and toll: these intellect
nal gymnastics avail uauobt but to
show thatno human efforts can renew
the viuor of the muscles from which
youth has departed forever Better
were it tba4 we rest content with the
laureIs already won. loavino tho ,is
ino generation to nenetrote into the
deeper recesses and bring forth the
vet undiscovered treasures ;,
Occasionally simple refreshments
were passed; lemonade and cakes
ornamented with sugar hammer and
pick.
Finally came the ladies' turn to
receive their Gifts. They were es-
corted to the table. where the pres
ents lay heaped up. Each one being
disguised. the lady selected any shape
that struck her fancy and removed
the wrappings to find some exquis-
ite article de cirtu. The ladies were
not required. as were the gentlemen.
to address their thanks TO the as
sembIed company. PERHAPS they
thou6bt that If we once DOT the floor
the house would never be brought to
order again. We did our best to ap,
pear grateful, casting thankful looks
right and left.
A touching tribute was paid to
the memory Of their fellow-workers.
who. after years of toll. side by side,
had since the last Cbrisfmas-tide cast
away their indictments and gone be-
yond those walls which once scaled.
are never more repassed.
The graade fn0Ie was the mimic
torchlight procession through the
galleries of the mime" Adjoining
the Society's rooms is a concert-hall
capable Of accommodating three or
four thousand persons. Its Eoyptian
darkness on that night was but little
relieved, as the company, with wee
Christmas candles in hand, wound
round and round this immense space,
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NOCDERSPORT PA

les. 4, .. 4 lsa lstones, etc., finished to order.
~ls, reasnn.l,l,a style AMI workmanship, on
'Aga, ~ mail or left at the office or Jor-R
VIII receive prompt attention
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CARRIAGE FACTORY,
WI DERSPORT, PENN'A.

WI " aEpa-mdking, Biacksmithinr
."2- trimming and Repairing dome
@.-sara "a4tltss and durability Charges
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-06


AND IANDi LAMB
'1NAA'D
huyw r,,u,,
hULT, JENKINS & AILT.
%ohcraI
TANn ArTDryro,
DallaS, Teyas
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FOR SAT Z
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-06
ELM STREET
TT Leads to II appiness!
A Boon to tia Whale Rare Of Woman!
DIR. ]. BRADFIELDLD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR !!

ut will bring the Menses relieve all pain at the
monthly "Period;" cure Rheumatism and Neural.
gia Of back and Uterus; Leucorrh9a or "Whites"
and partial prolapsus Uteri; check excessive flow,
aud correct all irregularities peculiar to ladies.
twill remove all irritation of kidneys and bad-
der; relieve Costveness purify the blood; give tone
and strength to the whole system; clear the skin,
imparting rosy hue to the cheek, and cheernlness
to the mind. tt.t ~
1t as suro cure in all the above diseases as
Qninine Is in chills and fever.
Ladies can cure themselves of all the above dis
eases without revealing their complaints to any per.
son, which is always notifying to their pride and
modnesty.
1t is recommended by the best physicians and the
clergy. tt'f
LAGRANGE, Ca, March 90, 1870.
BkADF1ELD Co, Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Sirs II
take pleasure in stating that have used for tie last
twenty years, the medicine you are now putting up,
Known as Dr. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulate or, and
consiser it the best combination ever COTTON togeth
or for the diseases for which it is recommended.
nave been familiar with the prescription both as
practiti oner of medicine and in domestic practice,
and can honestly say that consider 1T boon to
,nnering females, and cab bat hops that every lady
IN osr whole land, who may be suffering in any way
peculiar to their sex, may DO able to procurea bot
We, that their suferings may not only be relieved,
Dut mat they may be restored to health and
strength. With my kindest regards,
am respectfully, W. b. TERRELL, NJ. D.
FEAR MARIETTA, Ca, March 81, 1870.
Messrs. WIN. ROOT & S0N.-Dear Sirs Some
months ago 1 bought bottle Of Rradfeld's Female
regulator from you, and have used 1t in my family
Win the utmost satisfaction, and have recommend.
ca to three other families, and they have found II
Just what 1t isrecommended. The females who have
used your Regulator are Ia perfect health, and are
sne to ATTEND to their household duties, and We cor.
dally recommend 1t to the public.
~, Yours respectfully, Rev. III. B. JOHNSON.
we could AIDA thousand other certificates, but
We consider the above amply sufficient proof Of Its
virtue. All We ask Is q tiial. 800,
FOR full particulars history of diseases, and oer
ctes of its wonderful cures, the reader Is referred
10 the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured anu sold by
BRADFIELD q CO.,
Price $3.50. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr o,lls7s-52eow-lyr
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate Certificates, for, q interest in the
land
Below we give a partial list of tho lands thai we
are nowiofIcring
FOR SALE.
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TARRANT COUNTY.

1890 acres patented TO Clark Bryan, at $3.50
l476 acres in the namo of i. Houston, at IS per
acre.
100 acres 10 miles southwest Of Fort Worth, part
of the j. GillelOn survey, PRAIRIE at s. per aero
lGO acres 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the Fannin
survey, at % per acre
400 acres, IL miles southwest of Dallas, the Nc
Kinney & Williams survey, prairie, at 81 per acre
800 acres, miles south of Fort Worth, so acres in
cultivation, orchard and hedge fence, price 81 500.
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres 10 miles south OF Denton, the W Thorn.
ton survey, prairie and timber, at So per acre.
Z 200 acres miles south OF Lewsvillo, % acres in
cultivation at Sc per acre.
JACK COUNTY.
1855 acres at 81 50 per acre.
PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at 50 so per acre.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
llIO acres at So per acre
ARCHER COUNTY.
22lo ncres at 50 per acre.
ERATH COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1856 acres, Jose A. Guano survey, on Chamber
creek, price 81 per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
800 acres miles north of PetersDluff, Is acres in
cultivation, at So IL per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY.
900 acres on Green Bayou, at So per acre.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
GO acres miles south Of the town of Hamilton, a
g so per acre.
DALLAS CITY PROPERTY.
Block No. 12s, between JAG kson and Wood Streets
Block No. l29, Youngs Addition, corr or Wood
and Howard Streets.
One half Block No. 9SM, Youns's addition, Wood
Street, 100X200 feet
| Block No. PSI Victor and Pearl Streets.
Block No. 252 Victor and Pearl Streets.
| fourth Of Rock No. 9711a, Commerce Street
| 50yll0 feet.
In Block No. 20, Main Street, 50x200 feet.
| In Block No. $50 Pacific Avenue and Olive Street
| l50x2OO feet.
Block 262 and 26a, Bryan and Brrtord Streets.
Lands In Missouri and Arkansas TO Exchange
for Texas Land.
AULT, JENKINS & AULT,
North Side Public. Square.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. 81, ls7s.-nl5
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FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres miles east of Breckenridge, +. Mop sur
vey so acres in cultivation, at so per acre.
$50 acres miles north Of Dallas, 100 acres in euti-
Walton, good orchard, at 5000.
240 miles th-west Of Dallas 900 acres in
cultivation, 40 acres PASTURE good dwell ling, ten
ant-houses, barn, stable, &C. Gin, small saw and
grst-mill, at $1,000.
100 acres miles northwest of Dallas 80 acres in
cultivation. story house, at $1,000.
$50 acres miles north OF Dallas, 10 acres in cul-
tivation, at So 80 per acre.
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Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Dallas
snd vicinity, that he has permanently located him.
se IN ths city, and that he offers hla professional
services to them, and weuld state as he IL stran.
ser among thcn', that he ia regular graduate Of
the New Orleans School Of Medlcius, and that he
has been In the active dut lee OF his profession for
thirty years, and for the last 81 Of them In this
Slate, and from his experience In the treatment Of
tho diseases incident TO the South natters himself
mat he Ia able 70 give general satisfaction, and So
licits share In the public patronage.
Reisrs TO John Henry Brown a Son, Land Agents,
y. Y. Luce a Co., Commission Merchants, and W.
q. Kendall Bro, Merchants, as to notifications.
10 makes specially Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
May be consulted at his residence at Dallas SPRING.
All orders LEFT will receive prompt attention.
DIR. J. L. JOHNSON.
Dallas. Texas, January IS, ls7s- osmos. alOsd 6m
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GAO acres, miles + Of IIutch,ns, the Ann Stokes
survey, prairie aud timber, price So per acre.
$40 acres, Is miller II of Dallas part Of the G. W
Shaw survey, timber, price So per acre
1856 acres, miles N W of Dallas part of the L.
Denton survey, timber, price So per acre
800 acres, Is miles W of Dallas, the J. S. Jones
survey, prairie and timber, price 81 per acre
6lO acres 10 mills N W of Dallas, timber, So per
acre.
SO acres, 10 miles west Of Dallas part of the Thos
Collins survey, prairie s. per acre.
1876 acres IA miles east Of Dallas, the VIM Bryan
survey, tinber, s. per acre.
100 acres miles north of Dallas part ofthe Bled.
soc survey, prairie, at 800 per acre.
1868 acres, miles south of Dallas, part Of tho Levi
Dixon league prairie and timber, at 81 so per acre.
173 acres miles south'yf Dallas part of the Levi
Dixon league, prare, at 81 SO per acre.
1890 acres 1iYmilss. east Of Dallas, 1.-The Cornelius
Vernay survey prairie at 50 per acre.
~ acres miles west OF Dallas, part of the D. A
Leonard survey, vt $3.50 per acre.
so acres miles west of Dallas, part OF the D. A.
Leonard survey, at So 50 per acre.
100 acres miles North-wes of Dallas, part of the
II. Derbin survey, timber, at s. 90 per acre.
173 acres II miles east of Dallas, part of ho''J
Johnson survey, prairie, at 81 so per acre,
1929 acres II miles east of Dallas, part Of the
Lantham survey, timber, at So per acre.
100 acres, IL miles Southwest of Dallasl part of
the w. w. Merrell survey, prairie, ut 25 per acre
800 acres 81 miles Southwest of Dallas, part of
the Hsrvey Clark survey, prairie and timber SO so
per acre.
374 acres eight miles south of Dallas part of the
A. ID. Howard survey, prairie and timber at 81 per
acre.
r. Crockett survey, prairie and timber, ut a So per
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

A GREAT SENSATION! Agents wanted. Cash
~ Salary, or Commission allowed. Strictly hon.
orable, Address, +. a. ELLIS q co., Chsiloue,
Michigan, atp-&-Aw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

iook OF matters there, however, II was q good
zeal after IL o'clock bafore he could muster
courage to go over and make inquiries about his
wonderful purchase. -7-'
Heard the news, exclaimed his father-in-Iaw,
~, As ne entered. "The Union Trust Company
Inc bottoms out-now, sure enough. Oh, that
aArlem Well, my dear boy, I took care Of You.
Vlosed 1t out for You the first thing. Got hum
dred aud ten. Twenty thousand net profit.
There is certified check for it--you see looked
out Tor you in the event of-you know what. but
NUNS the word yet, for there's no telling, Well,
VIII say you're lucky dog, and never saw .
quicker turn. Can't stop TO talk with you now,
ny Doyi but you can't say didn't do the fair
thing by you."
Paul took his check and was standing, in
sort OF grey stupor, looking at It, when the old
banker arose and went for a look at the record
ing telegraph instrument that was clicking
hercecely in the corner
"Hurral" he suddenly shouted with more
power OF lungs than Paul would have given
has closedl IL all right now Paul, my boy. All
l needed was time, and this will give me all
want. You understand me, tn ough-mum's the
word, even now. I'll trust your honor, though;
know can do that, and I'm right down glad
you've made 80 good turn. Go home, and tell
Ny define I'm coming mp to see her and the boy.
Paul was ready to believe him, for he had Hn-
gered his check until 1t was real He did go
home and tell Madeline, and he hugged his boy
to wonderful extent that night, but ii was not
until several days afterward as he sat in the
cars bound cltyward, studying what use he had
best make OF his suddenly acquired capital, that
the thought came burning into his mind.
What could there have been in that paper!
The old gentleman must have thought read i'll
Well, didn't, but I'm glad he made that turn in
Harlem for me-"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
aall Raal!a EIHes.
ON AND AFTER
Monday, sept. 2eth. 1873,

The cars will leave tho Del. Avenue Depot every IS
minutes until O'Clock, A. NJ, commencing at O. 10
A. NJ; then every ten minutes unit oc.otk P. M
After that hour every minutes until 10 O'Clock 7.
NJ. Car leaving Front and FIench streets at 1870
Pm,
Night Lfne.--Car will leave the Del. Avenue Depot
at 1890 +. M. TO meet train due at 1880 p. M.
Leave Del Avenue Depot at II 80, and 9Th and Mar
ket, at II. 90 p. M. Lea7e Del Avenue Denot at
1915 a. n. to meet midnight tratn due at 10 80 A,
M, sep2T II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
e. @7E#zzzzsE1 PHnADELPHIA, Will
- - - NINaroN, q BALTIMORE

G. EE ,,1JqltAI9 EHIIAnELPHIA, ,u,,,Tll VII, I;
RAILRokE, TTMK TABLE
Taking eject SUNDAY, September 21st, 1873.
-, Philadelphia and Washington Express Trains
are designated thus II 30f; New York and WASH
ington Express Trsfns thus 10 1bss The ~ 15 p M.
train from philadelphia connects for Fortress NOR
roe and Norfolk EH-On account Of din renee in
time, trains leave Baltimore by city time five min
utes earlier than stated below.
SOUTHWARK.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
Of Broad Street AID washington Avenue as follows;
Darby, 100, SIS $780, a. M. 1880. a1O, 400. 4.45
o45, 9 20, $50: r;tS r; N, M ,ooo ,o,o
2iO, $50. 4.fO, I IS, . 20 $50, ii.4s P. N.
Chester. 7, $40, 80, 10 so A. M, 1880 TO- 2.sO,
4OO $50. AS, bib, Coos 646, $50, 1l.sU' li45 p
iamokln. 7. Sis $50, 1o.sO,A M. 1880. $40. $50,
400 4.s0, 4.45. b.lo. 6.46, 80. ii, ,45 p. Nj.
Th1rlow,i7, $780, lOso A. M.' $50, 4OO, 616, 6.45,
Trainers 7, 1890, A. NJ, $50. 400, 61b, s4S, $50.
Linwood, = $50, 1890 A. M, $50. AGO. blb. 9 4S.
q SlASTSp{ i sS $780, 1880 A. M' a'O 400. SIS. CAS-
Bellevue, $50, 1890 A. NJ, 9.sO, AOe SIS. s.4b
W Wilmington. 7, sO 1890 A. M, 1900. M, $50, 4,
'iS:.S;US RsSpGrt $50 $50 Al 4. X, ~ 4oe,
Stanton, $50 A. M, $50, r. NJ.
Newark $50 A. M, 400, II so P. M.
Elkton, 8. 30 A M, 4rO, CO. IL 80. r. M.
North. East, $50 A. M.,4.t0, IL 80. p. NJ.
Perryville 80 A. M, l2.eO'M AGO. 6.OO-' 11.sO+
,Havre-de-Grace. $50 A. M, 1asO' 900. 11.sO. p
N.
PerrymansvilIe. $50 A. NJ, g.. II. 80 Pm.
Rdgewood, s. 80 A. M, 6- 1l.50. p. M.
Magnolia, 80 A. NJ: o. lib P. NJ
Baltimore, $50 A. M, 1900 1215'' co., 1l.s0' p
NoRTHWARD.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
Baltimore $780, 9.sO'f A. M, 2s6" LsO' l045'' +.
Magnolia, 8 % A; NJ, 8 80" s1e. M.
Edgewo0d, s2T A. M, S.44"' r. M.
Perrymansve. $50 A NJ, s 49, pm.
Hayre de Grace 12:l0'' $751; 1O:57's A N, 4:12''
rerTyvills. 18:,s- Gas, s;OS, IL ;oS'. A M, 42l..
North. East, 1.O5 1926 MASS" 9l9.PM
Elkton, Z. 10 9:4l a M, 4:5i" 9:s2. PM
Newark, 7.s3 s:b5 A M, b;04't 9:46' Pm
Stanton, 7.46 10:06 A b 9:5is p M
Newport, =. 90 1o;l1 NJ, 1o:O2' Pm
l2:2s.s 3, I. b:si.' 7:,5, iO2i. Pm
Bellevue, 7:2t, s:22, 1917 AM, 2:lq 412, ,1:9s, IN
GasymSn, y!a9 ..1! 1;1s $780, 1925 1880 NJ S;2O
a Llnwoedi T;:o s;'7. 1922, 1856 M, 1927,
lralner's, 1857, $50 1924, A M, a:2s, (4:Qs
Tnurl9w, tx, S:49 1898 II :O1 A M, 1888. 4:sG
IamOkln. 545. ~ $685. s:45, s:15. iO.4. IL :o4. a
M l.sO, 1886, 4:2O. 4:s5 $50. 1:5s + NJ
a Snes.sE PA ta1 S s g ~
Ridley PARK b;51 1856, s:6G, 92I 10.b4. ii 16 A M
l:42, 2:49, 4:s2, 4;47, 5:4s, s:l1, ll:02 P M
larby, 6:0g, 7.86, 800, 1907, 9:5s IL Us A M, 51
s.0l, 4:46, b:b4, s:26 Pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run on Sunday, except those
named below.
Lamokin and intermediate stations 1,PM
Wilmington and Way stations A M, 9 80 PM
Baltimore, stopping at the principal stations II 800
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
Lamokin and intermediate stations, g:l6 M,
wilmington, stopping at Way Stations, $3.50 6:3OP
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 80.
t0:4b- Nj
II. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
PROF. WISE'S BOOK

"TnROUGH THE AIR /" Forty years. adVen-
tnre in the clon Is. Complete history Of Balloons,
and how TO make and manage them Full OF thrill
ling Incidents and Hairbreadth Escapes. / ife of
Author. The most interesttrg and exciting vol
ume ever Issued. Profusey Illustrated. SURE TO
send cne dollar for outfit Address TO-DAY PUB
L SHING CO., Philadelphia, New YorK, Boston, or
Chicago. sep22-4w
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EpENNsYLvANIA 5Fa mn II 7asszszEs

I1rNNSELvAssastf saf.aoAD, "a N
| ON lED AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 1878,
Trans leave Depot, Thirty-second and Market
streets, Philadelphia.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Paoi Accommodation $50, so and 10 80 A. NJ, LII
| M, 100, and 45PM
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday T2O A. NJ
Eimira and Lock Haven Ex. daily,ex sunday ~
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, ex-
HsTrisbarg erRs % ASc. daily, except Sunday, asO F. n
Lancaster and York Acc. daiy,ex-
psrRss6uTg SSs S fraln, except sunday, ssS + n
Cincinnati Express daily, $40 p. Nj,
Southern Express daily, 10 30 Z. N
Psad Pacide l,q Rxpress @ daily. iiSSP P. M,
Erie Mail SATURDAY. night runs only to Williamsport
For Emigrant Express Train, leaving 1898 P. M.
and baggage delivered at 1ls Market street by Q
NEw YORK DIVISION.
express for New York 24' $50, 10, L1b, $50 and
!! "A, 1880, l.sO, 800. $50 and 90 P. NJ, and
Sunday trains 24O, 2 so. o.1o, T.s5 A. NJ, 12 30
Emigrant Train for New York 11.4O night.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
For New York 81 A. NJ. daily and 8 49, p. M.
Bustleton, Gao A. M, l2OU noon, blb and 20 P. N.
Trenton, Lso 90 10. A A, 2l6, s.4O, T. q $50 and
Accommodation for Bristol, 12 80, P.
FOR BELVlDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lanb'vle, Phllipsburg, East.
on, scranton &c., TS0 A. M. and 40 P. M.
Way Train to LamberrVille and FlemingtonI 900
A. M and 400 p M.
For Pennington, Z. 81. 1900 A. M, and 80, P NJ.
Accommodation for LambertvlIle and Belvidere
'''' ANBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
Accm'n for New York. via South Amb9y, and boat,
and via Jamesburg and Monmouth junction $50
A. NJ, and via Monmouth junction and Perth Am
Accom-. for New York. via Trenton, 80. 8, and 10,
A. N. IL noon, O. 8, 8, and r. M. For Trenton,4,
way Train for Burlington, ESQ P. M.
Way Trains for Bordentown. and II 30 P. M.
For Kinkera Brauch, 80 A M, and NJ
For Long Branch, $50 A M and 2, p Nj
For HightstowD, 6.OO, a. M, and LOO 4.cO. and 8,
For Pemberton and Long Branch, 915 a NJ, /, and
$50 NJ Tuckerton Railroad 9.15 A. M, and
For xodford, G, a.15 A. M /, 5, and 81, P. NJ.
For MI. Holly and Peuberton, Q. 9.16, A. NJ, LOO
2an and $50 P. M. For Mt Holly l1.56 p M
5rai4 arriue Thirty-First and Market Stresrs;-
From Pittsburg, $50, 715 A. NJ, 80, p NJ, daily
Hrie aud Wliamsplrt, 6.55 M, daily, except
Monday, and so p NJ daily,except sunday From
,ept MONDAY. FIR IA Lock Haven, Blmird and
Niltamsp rt, 6, p NJ. From New YORK, 12.45, 50
~ W tllO, ensl NJ IL TO- ~ 55' 40eO L.Io, 500
922 Kens 10 30 and II 25, II IS Pm. sunday Trains
$40, (9z2, Kens) 1929. ll.25 11,45 P M, and 1245
A M. From Haston, PhillpsbuTg and ambertville
1t.8S, M; KensingtOn pepot, Q, 1881 A M, 49,
PM.
Sleeping cav Tickets tan be had at OO1 Chestnut
Street, aud Depot, Thirty-Second and Market Sts
The Union Transfer Company Will call for and
heck Baggage from Hotels and Residences. Time
Cards and full information can be obtained at the
Oepots and Ferry named above, and at the fellow
ing
TICKET OFFICES: SS; SIS So Ghestnat stTest
SE cor Broad Ches nut
my26 d III. BOYD, JR, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages to and from oil parts OF the city Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are heidi to all
points from private residences or hotels orders
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph once, No.
I, West Third Street, Il. Bringhurst q Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith Painter, Seventh
will receive prompt attention. Principal otice Bag.
gage Room, p, W. and u. Railroad Depot.
j. j. MCNUI14HN,
uant1R-1v y GHATl PronrinthFs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
DHILADELPHIA. Will Isx1 "A rEzssEzzs:Iss, u,
Il MINGroN AND BAL ~ u n - zS;Iag
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DELAWARE DIVISION.
IMP ANT TICE,
On and after MONDAY, April 2ls', 1873, a Pas
senger Train will leave Seaford, at $50 A. M. for
Philadelphia, Baltimore and intermediate stations
The 6.26 p M, from Wilmington with Philadel-
Dha and Baltimore connection will run TO Seaford,
arriving at 1000 P. M. Making three daily trains
to and from Seaford.
On and arer the above date this company will dis
continue rnnniDg the early morning trains
between
MILFORD AND HARRINGTON.
spr1s-tf II. r. KENNEY, Sup't,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12
PuDlis,rSA Lt1
A Farm at Public Sale.

The subscriber will oarr at public sale, on the
premises, on TIIUKSD Ny, the 18th day OF May,
1913, at o'clock in III, afternoon the following
scIIhed lrciiSf-, Ia wit. An that farm tract OF
land and premises situated in itrli,iywut Hundred,
New Castle county amt STATE Of delaware. bounded
by lands Of Henry :. McCnnb, George Lodge and
A. 4. edward, AMI The Wilmington and Plnludcl-
phia Turnpike, containing TWENTY EIGHT acres
of land more or less, the same being situated 5N
miles out Of Wilmington and half n mile beyond the
- Practical Farmer being The real estate lat Of
Nary Lawson, deceased.
WILLIAM LAWSON ,,Exe'tor.
Oslc " Miller, Auctioneers apl ~