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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11
THEWHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA!
Healthful Climate, Free Homes,
Good Markets.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
offers for sale Lands in Central md Western
MinnesOtn, embracing: l. Tho best of Wheat
Land; 2. Excellent Timber for the Mill, the Farm
and the Fire. g. Rich Prairie Pasturagc and Natural
Meadow. watercd by clear Lakes and running
strcaus-in healthu Climate. ,chere Fercr and A9us
is unknogn.
GRAIN may be shipped hence by lake to market as
cheaply as from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois
Cars run through tn Sc lands from Lake Superior
Dakota Price OF land clos. to track - 90 to $50
per acre; further away S25oto $500: VEN EARS
CREDIT; WARRANTED Deeds; Northern Pacific
5-SO Bonds, selling Mt par. received for land at
$l.iO. No other unoccupied Lands present such ad'
vantages to settlers.
SOLDJERS md. r the New Law (March. 1922
get 100 acres FREE. near tho railroad by one and
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnis he'd frem all principle points East tt
purchasers of Raroad Lands. and to settlers OF
Government Homestcads. Purchasers. their wives
and children carried free over the Northern
Pacific Road. Now Is the time for Settlers and Colo
MES to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steals close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST PAUL, MINI.
RIB FIFTH AV. COR. NINTH ST. NEW YORK,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

HAVE the readers of this paper ever
used any of Parsons P,Tgatire Pills? if not
why not ? they are the best family physic
besides being the greatest anti-bllious remedy
there is in this country - Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

TIE american Aq,icnltri@ 81 eal<ing
about the great merits of CABLE SCREW
WIRE Boots and Shoes, says: "A trial of
these goods for several msnths past, and the
testimony we have from dealers, prove this
method of fastening soes to be good i'm
provement; there il no ripping. the wire
holds until the sole of the shoe is fairly worn
ont. "-ICOm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

ATTEND to the first symptoms of Con.
sumption, and that the disease may he checked
i'll its incipiency, use at once DR.. Jaynes Ex-
pectorant, safe remedy for all affections of
the Lungs and Broncha.-[Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

The NEW WORLDS GRAND REMEDY
The Old World has played its part in
vegetable medication. But the botany
of the New World is, as yet. imperfectly
explored. One new and most important
revelation from that Ian of wonders
California-has astonished the scientific,
and accomplished such cures of diseases
of the stomach and bowels, bilious com
plants, malariou3 fevers, nervous atfec
tons, and al diseases proceeding from
vitiated condition of the blood, as
have never before been witnessed,
Before WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BIrTERs all the alcoholic and mineral
medicines ere rapidly falling into dis.
use. They cannot resist the overpower.
ing evidence brought forward every day,
of the immense superiority of this med.
lclne. Not drop Of any variety of dis
titled or fermentad liquor or minera!
poison enters into its composition. 1t
Is gentle arerient, tonic, derived
from entirely new vegetable sources, an
unrivale'. stomschic, admirable in all
pulmonary diseases; and, in fact, as
near to universal remedy as botanical
discovery and scientific skill can hope
to attain. Dr.. Walker considers it a
cure for all diseases not organic, and
really the great variety of diseases in
which it is succe ssful seems to warrant
the opinion. Every family needs such
remedy. 1t saves pain, anxiety and
doctors bills. We know what trouble
it is to keep the bowels of children in
order, and any remedy that will
strengthen and regulate their weak and
variable digestion must be domestic
blessing Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

A NEGLECTED Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat which might be checked by simple
remedy, like " Bro,on's Bronchial T,,oches," if
allowed to progress may terminate seriously
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CONSERVATIVES, READl

Would you cure that distressing cough. and bring
back that healthy vigor till lately planted in your
check2 lfyou would do not delay; for, ere You are
aware il will be too lac.
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VERIFY IT HATH No EQUAL.

is extended to the o'id to place before the public
i better cough or lung remedy than ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM.
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ALEXANDRA DUMAS was probably the

ALEXANDRA DUMAS was probably the
most incurably extrAvagan! man that
ever lived. No author setting to work
to invent perfect prodigal ever con.
ceived being mere p,oligal than he.
The wealth OF the Rothchilds, had he
possessed it, would not have lasted him
year, and when he died he left behind
him Just twenty francs-he who had
earned millions 10y his splendid talents
and energy.
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A CHALLENGE

MORMON SECRETS SENT FREE. Address An,
DREW HENLEY. Omaha, Nebraska.
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Foreign GOssiD,

AUSTRIA has Is prisons, in which are
confined 1922 prisoners.
The King of Italy has sent gold
medal to DR.. Livingstone.
The costs for trying $4,000 of the
French Communists have been l,45S,-
900 francs.
The house in London in which the
poet Pope was born has just been de.
molished.
EDWIN STANTON SIcKLEs is the name
OF the recent addition to the family OF
our Minister TO Spain.
PEERS in Great Britain are disqualified
from voting. The Lord Chie.,J Justice
maintained, and other judges have con.
Cured, that there is positive exclusion
of Peers from the right ovote for mem.
bers OF the House OF Commons.
RocHEroRT has made several appeals
to the Government not to transport him.
He declared, in his last entreaty, that if
sent to New Caledonia, he would be as.
sasSl.iated by the Communists as soon as
he should land. Difficult position.
Theirs Will probably send him now.
MEs'Rs. SAUNDERS AND DAVIS, our
llght-fngered compatriots who recently
achieved fame in Russia by appropriate
ing sundry diamonds belonging to the
Empress, have been favored by the hos
pitality of the Russian Government with
country residence in the Ural Noun
talns ioI ten yearr, rent free.
The battletields of France present now
and then unpleasant reminders of the
scenes enacted on them. At Rozny and
Ermont recently, farmers have been
killed by the explosion of shells in the
ground they were digging. Another
Southey will find plenty of material for q
new battle of Blenheim,
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THE CHRISTIAN INIELLIGENCER.

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DESPITE the large amount Of rubber
goods destroyed 10y the Boston fire,
steak remains ct twenty-five cents
DmJ1pv NsWS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

Ulcers, Eryspeas Swellcd Neck Gocr, Scrotulou
Inaammatons, Indoent lnhammations, Mercurial AT
fcctions Old Sores, Erupons of the Skin, Sore Eyes
etc. etc In these, in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERs VINEGAR Buffers have shown thc
great curative powers in the most obstinate and ntact
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11
CAUTION.

Be not deceived. Call for ALIENS LUNG BAL
SA and take no other
HS- Directions accompany each bottle.
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DR.. walkers California Vinegar Bite

all these cases IN similar manner By purifyD
the Blood they the cause, and by resolving away
the effects of the inflammation (the tubercular deposits
the affected parts receive health, and permanent cure
is effected.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

the svstem ,! q many thOu5lnd5, ctfcctulIly de-
stroyed and removed. Says distinguished physloI.
osst There is scarcely an individual upon the E,lu re-
1t is not upon the healthy elements Of the body TIA,
worms exist but upon the diseased humoIs aud slimy
deposits that breed these living monsters of disease
tics, will free the system from worms ike these Bit
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11
JAPANESE PAPER WARE, a great sue cess
- Pals. Basins. SpittoonI. Trays. etc, etc. Trade
.mprlied by JENNINGS BRoruEts. Manufacturers. 1852
Pearl street New York.

DE- tn 600 per day Agent. wanted! All classes of
w =" %"~ working people. Of eithersc young or
old make mo money at work for uI in their sp re
moments all the time than at an thing else. Part
ulsrs free Al !re5s g. Stirs0n Il Co Portland Maine
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in. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o..
PRoPRIEToRs.
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~ Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
, 1873-07-09
n Potatt,.FrtsE Stary.


4 sad case has just como to light in nraa1ook.-
fields. man rosidinK here who had g .saaaN
field within tho Fields, found himsolf aud his
little family surrounded by rotato-hNgs, will.
stripes up and down, and soma Of ,tbem crosa~
wiao. 1lo tried all kinda OF remedies, but the
bugs snortaa At him in scorn, and made hostile
ADMINISTRATIONS: tie wna aayisca to try. tho
tobacco cure. Io did try It.. Ho bought paper
OF tne-cut md commenced to chew It,. It was
Ills first ettost 3: clsewing. ile won't out and got
basket ftll OF the bags and aanisted thu iohac-
co juice in thoir Dyes, and thoy snapped thor
tas and paved ssonn n;' as IL thy e1s t nw1o
Of iino-out whom lio commenced to grow white
Ssot thS Gill; 1!e lnia to basot 1T TINT i lad tho
hcaA nn1 found q cold sweat standing upon hie
brow. IIo said to. his wife: "My dear, am
panied 10 announce TINT h"7o tho oliolora. Fly,
II you would nayo yonEro!f. Loayo mo TO MY
fato, and soeh Aatoty III flight" And tlaon le got
so sfuA ho couldn't contain himself or anything.
Ills vito ruBhod away down 10 tho Fields, and lii
q fow momonts hnu tl,o whole borough In tit
about tic clso!osa. IEo recovered, but asya ho
don't believe In cstcrminut!ng potato.buEH hy
tobucco Juice.
, 1873-07-09

f1rBt appeal to him nstcnd Of going directly Ia
D.-Appeal to him Why, 10 we did. va
won't to htr. Macplorvon anl Toll im Tint 1,rlcos
Of oyarylhing had riaen 10 tllat wo could uot food
our famitiou.
Corroaponilont-7stay ono moment. am giv-
an to understand That you lllt otor wnrog linn
my ono In Tho iHland, aud that somo Of You wero
roceiving Fl a week.
D.--lta n llo.. No man as know Of had moro
than fourteen sliltlngs wook aud out of lint
two shilinga wook Toro doduotea for ront.
Ing or anything Of that kind. Twelve ahtnga
a week waH all wo could earn.-
J.-They gnvo us beor, alt. In harveat-timo,
bit II was go bad nc couldn't drink 1t, ard
twelve nli1ings q weok 10 not enough for man
with family, and told him onr little onos
could not live upon It. ...-...
D.-And what wns hfs answer. do you think
He said wo wore too dainty ind wanted primo
joints. Wo should b,ly odd acrapH and bits Of
meat at Tho butchers; They woro quite good
enough for such as 1ls; that's what wo should
J.-Oh,. ho'a bitter, hard man, this afscphor-
aon; hard mud seotch not like Mr. Toward, who
living down at Carsbrook. This Macpherson
was hoad-gartoncr then, and ho waa brought In
and made ID! steward when hlr Toward retired.
onson nmrhade hm ,n% Aleu- II sir We al love tho
was and had her own way aho would DO kind
mistress to ua; but It's people that goes In be-
tween her and us like thlB Macpherson hero TINT
doca al tho harm. sl,o nevor knows, you may
dopond,upon 1t, that wo aslc1 him long. before
| wo appealed to her, and slo thinks 1t was impu-
donco on Our rar& writing straight to hor, Where-
! aB 1t Was our last reBource.
Correepondont-And what do you intond to do
now?
D.--1 can do voll enough; I can eot as good
| wages aa haye bad In any part OF the country /;
have been doing odd Jobs fol. a trndeaman at
Cowee for tho Inst wools or two, bnt am think
] Ing of going whore you como from-to America !;
thoy tell mo that'a tho place for man who can
| WORK.
Correspondent to J.-And you, will you alao
! go to America?
J. {6laklng his hoad, and with great Bigl)-
No, Bfr; I bo too old. It's wel1 enough for B.,
bore; hos young, and can work his way, but I
DO almoat past work now, and INC and my old
woman wo must finish our days In tho POOR
house. God holp ua! There il nothing for ua
] hut that.
| As tho old nan spoko tho Brightness eeen1ed
to fale out OF the 1ay, and It was aomc timo be-
foro I could Danish tho sad look in his faco OF
tho woay, detected tonos Of hlB yolco from my
nlomory.
, 1873-07-09

From The L1Jdye7T I7H1,3 LoIFstts II
tyfour yoara ago,-tl!as Ito cholera broke on. in
I.afayetto. 4 foasful panic ousuod. Itoro waa
but QUE physlclan u tho city Or. Domi'g) WHO
lad Ind a1y o1porienco in tilo treatment Of tho
alaease. Tho vito Of Con. Walker waa auo3ng
nuait,oaa waa a!taost entirely suspended. 1t was
ike sunday, E1ory farn..houso on tho Wca vaa
tlYongpd Will, tLo PauIc-striclon refugecs.. 0Tor
on on tho ircquois they point ont tio chimney
atotsoa Of an old los eabla IN whlch four or five
prosttnteS aoong t1om lafayetttS 5ts hSa taken "n
TLo pooplo III tho noighborhood wero afraid to
bury them, aud, approaching tho cabin cautious
II, aet IL Oh lro, anl mado il funeral rilo for
the loaa.
, 1873-07-09
"A Ekft1c for n Hfi&1os

From lNc aG{tHaS tAp.e 17tucI..
Monday 1aak candidate prosecuted himsolf to J.,
the County Clerk, requesting lfconao to cons
nit malrifaony; but when the usual questions
Sore askeJ, Il wau tlfvuiged that tho lady. tho
intended victim, WAS under ngo, as.d hor parents
lived fully GO uai1ea from here. beyond tho San
Douito. IN vain tho would-bo Doncdick assorted
that Ilo hatl tho tuil conHont of hor paronts.
The urbauo but inoxorable Clerk, Poolo, told him
l.a had no recourao; thoso nystorioun couplica-
tionR Of 1aw, Inconsistency, aud abauidity, tho
codau wore explicit upon that ono point at least,
aud tho Young man muat show causo or wait
until his "laly love" lad arrived ct au ago
whom sl!o could bo her own MS woll aB bis inaater-
!" Ea;nt heart no'er won fair Indy yet, 30 the
pluclsy fellow unhitchcd o1sc of tho llorsos from
lilo team with which Lie drove ovor, borrowed n
saddle aud atartod on, Ho returned late Iaes-.
sooner IL 10 Ind not rot lost on tho mountains
returning tho night previous, lIo had rode tho
who1e 120 miles without rest; but 10 had OBJ
morniag carly lilo twain worc united aud made
lanpY,
, 1873-07-09
A Lagntn Ing IRA Eetly with Something
New III H.

JT0W Ih6 lHth1N01M lFa.} WNfJ,
A fearful daatA by lightning occurred during
tho storm Monday AFTERNOON on tho farm Of Mr;
Joaoph a. blorrikii, about milo from staun-
ton. Mrs. Morslhia, with two or three sefyantg,
wuB having ehorriou gati,crod whon tho storm
came up Htae ordorcd tho colored boy, about 10
yonrs OF age, who was In the troe to como down.
Mo Htartea. saying, "Weil, my bucket is fall,"
whon tho tlaeh camo. Tho boy was INSTANTLY
killed. In tho poaltion he stood, hls faco and ono
wiltoh ie hold the bucket torn open to tho bone.
lIiB clothing was almost entirely burned off,. A
hog uulor tie troo WAS killed. Mrs. Meyrlkin
was stunned, and Tho tame seemed, to- thoaa
standing by to run oyer i9r oos ea n oFee ser
rikin. who waa H0me distance off, saw tho smoke
from tue boys clothing ascending from tue tree
, 1873-07-09

FTon the No1DllN9 UFfe7' lKY.} IfnooT0t. :.
Mr.. John D. IewiHt ono Of Tho n,nat roljablo
hotoi at that place, witnoasod u fow days ago the
following easo Of snake-clsurmlhg lilo heard n
squirrel otlattaring In an rnunual mannet, and
orept stoulthiy to tho place, Whero he aaw Q
squirrel running up anti down q tFeo; large
with It's mouth o;on, but perfectly motionloa
Tho squirrel would run to tho top OF tho tree
each tt,ue, and each tlmo In coming down would
como nearer tho snako until IT deliberately put
commenced swallowing 1t. at thla junotnro Alr.
Lewis killed tho snuko aud Hot tho nluirrel at
liberty.
, 1873-07-09
At GalesbllrE, I'll.

aALEsDuRo, Kuox Co., ILL.,, July s. i.
Tho Fourth wau moro obaeryod this year than
,,Bual, tho farmers taking tho load. Tho now
railroad tariff IL lookedu upon nj tho, Bull 1lun OF
the conflict, aud they are rallying to ronow tho
combat. Thore wero from 10000 to 1000 yis-
itors il town on tho Fourth, who wore served
with q froo dinner, und wcro nb1y adlrcaued BY
tho Hon. Leonard; sTett, Of Chicago; attor
nlulo-racos, sach-raco, groasca pig, nna groasoa
pole performances, with lroworhs iu tho oyen-
lug. Thoy thoa departed to their respective
Lomos, to attend to THUR uBlal routine Of work,
anl tulk over tho silainies Of railroad aggrrcs-
sion, j, s.
, 1873-07-09
Now EEro-ExtlMNuishfn9 Apparatus.

4 now. fIro-oxtlngulshlnV appNr0tuA has been
ynent to tito root, through tho contre Of tho
baildlng. This pfpo is furnished with valves
which open on oyory floor III tho building, and
eacll room is supplied with a suitable amount Of
hose, which, In caae Of Hro il attached to tho
yalyo 1oadfng into that room, and atroam OF
water il sooi brought to boar upon tho nnlos,.
tho motive power being force pump In tue
basement Which in manntactoros maybe wofkeN f;
by steam. III oaAo OF fro bell la struck, 'sltleh
warns tho engineer to got tho pa'1pa at "ofx. ~:
experiments woro tried, las tho capacity Of toro.
Ing GOO gnllouB to tue minute. Two ilnoa ,oo o.,
hoao, ono fifty 80 In length and the other N aeo.
wero ruiz, into tho eroot. and strnama n Of wafer
forced through tiom roaclscd oyor 209 toet aorl.
yontai,y, ana rerponiicular!y from 90 30 fact
above lie building whioh is o. feet high. Iha
trial was thought to ho suecossias.
, 1873-07-09

John and ]. D. Nolan; njcctmtnt A,oe0-,1aeoh D. '.
MAry Ann Ysndgto; divorce, On ground of adultery.
q Fe!or1 Mcdonald et d: Y. Il. II: Rouglss,
tstupon A. unngas3 ,ikceaAei 1o'cs. Ws!ltans hus:
esn of 1as sn D.nGl + IN hhoasa sis s s1eaS5 % o.
Tho Warmers Proprietary Madeleine CompAny Alfred
mud Wila1n Warrior stticklnnds 1ll. 41.0o3-ENona.
Mclean v pennaglvaut6- 1siltoa1 u,1npHny treaphss
gnrniahnscnt, $lio l4,o04Jamea D. Thompson Ct al:
=. Jol.t. Kng, L9cratia ". King ard tl,o omon
lp4 44t0y5Frsnhln hV6auh d al, =. M Alo1ahdor L.
Thorno ond John Tlornn; assu1n1sit, SatU00.
, 1873-07-09
In Tnzotvell County, Ill,
Correspondence Of The Chicago 1Tibts'!s.

FREMONT, Tazouen County, ILL.,, July +, 1873.
Tho Fourth passed. OF pleasantly in this
county. Tho Farmers celebrated at John 4.
Winters, and had an onthuHiaatc meeting Of
that neighborhood They also had large moot
ing at Hopedale, which WAS addressed By tho
Hon. 9. A. Roberts, Of this county. Tho addresB
was able, and well received by tho poople. Tho
day was extremely warm and threatened rain,
but mono foil. There wore picuics at Pokin, md
At tho inter place, A. Bodeckcr delivered tho
addreas, which in pronounced an able production
for so young n1an+ jA1fE6 W. RoBEs0h,
Corresponding Secretary Farmers Club.
, 1873-07-09

THE UNtrED STATES CounTs.-Knnd T. Henisvrlle
Ct n y. II. .sa feet Of aah lumber cargo of schoauor
Florence H. u JelsktHs Aa*iKneo for u: H. Hubbard
ham V. Christian Hehamble. eIocstnent.
Tus cinoutr Goun1.--7, ,c?s-John L. Waite =. VIII.
An O..Oo1lm@n Il aa; nr1,ca 7,G70-ChnrlcH L. How
ard Y, William j. Edwards and iosi.na Edwards aa-
sumpsit, $780,. 7,oa9. !. 2-Arreal. 1,os1--w!ll!am
51!etschow Y. lsoiMrt trtapass. 81, co., 1884 o
drace !. luinsey, md john Y. lannssey asaumpst,
$5oo. 7,0a9-AuKastua y. Eddy Ut ii. y. William
samo, $3bo. 7,a9l-podEn NJ. Keith ct al v. John Lar.
uard ganle, sJoo 7,Gp?-Lscius &. Futile ct al y.
Louis Fort!n; zane, 5000. 7,693-Nesorod case
7,GJ4ThonlAaJ. ]. Htay " Mia TAumAs Uahlnlan Cu1-
fessiou Of Judgment, tI9l,8a
TnG BupRnIon CouaT.-44, ,0B5-Otto Klopp v. An
alt $500 4loao-,Eary H. " Henry aclrcn,er divorce.
H0s7-Hamuc! J. Walker v aa1uuel pallett aud John
1lasAsn; debt, 500. 44,Qaa-aamuM ]. Walker Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-22
The CLAYTON House

ARRIVALS UP TO /. 80 P. M. TO-DAY
J Il Moore, 6ife and child, City.
VIM Auchincloss, City.
ii NJ Whitney, Boston.
w w Werninger, Phila,
l. Il Z Smith, Bloomfield, Nj
Will L Martin, Natchez, Miss.
Mrs Webb Washington.
Fred Williams. Dover, Del.
. Webb, Washington.
S Grier, Phia
Rufus Waples, wife and child Now Orleans.
Evans, City.
q Chadwick, "
Geo b Hall, Providence.
ID W smith, New York.
Paul D. VanHook. Phila
J. S, Totten, N. Y.
A. Atkinson, "
e. Morgan, =
J; d. Adderly, New York City.
W. +, Simmonds, &"
DIR. Geo. IL. Martin, Texas
O. s. Baldwin. N. Y
d. B, Cantield, Phila.
N Howell,
Dalzell, Coatesville
ID II PLANK,
d Ii Moonson, Philad'a
ID Hunt,
Il Y Lppincott, "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-22
sOcIeIIes.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, l. o. o. f., at Odd Eel
lows, Hall, Sd and King Streets
Columbia Lodge No. 20, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
=, Delaware Tribe, No. l, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 21D King street
r, Rescue Council No. 3, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5l1 Market street
=, Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 50l
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4Oi Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7. X. of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
:, Washington Camp p. .. $. Of A, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Rising Sun.
ST. Johns r. A. C., No. 4, at Masonic Temple
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-22
The 18Th An,endm enr.

ITS CELEBRATION YESTERDAY SPEAKING, AND DANG
ING.
The celebration of the Fifteenth Amendment.
yesterday at Sylvan Syringe, was largely attend.
ed by the colOred population of our city. Owing
to the Observation-Disclosures of the weather sew
eral military organizations and other delegations
from Chester and Philadelphia we're not present
az WAS expected Not to be too much disappoint.
ed, those who were present went to work in good
earnest and the lying hours were accompanied
with music from Professor Andersons string
Dala and the noise OF busy shutiling feet. To-
wards evening recess in the dancing was
held, and an eloquent address appropriate to
tue Occasion was inside bp Lewis L. B. IIenry.