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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15

The last report Of the Vermont
Board of Education, together with
the report of the Secretary of the
Board, is at hand. 1t contains a fund
of Statistical information of much
value to all who feel an interest in
the welfare of the system of common
schools in Vermont. 1t has been
through the influence of this body that
much of the Legislation. in the interest
of common schools has been brought
about, and the marked improvements
used in our schoollaws. We wish this
document could be put into the hands
of every voter in the state, particularly
into the hands of every parent. That
its tendency would be to awaken a
greater degree Of interests in this
most important of subjects and give
an impetus to the march Of improve
ment we entertain no doubt,
The following facts as shown by the
sccrotary's report for the year ending
Apr. 1872 WILL be read with. interest.
No. of organized school, districts
in the State, 2160 in Essex County,
&C. No. of permanent select or pri-
vate schools in the State. 81. No of
families in the State, 67,262; in Es-
sex County, 1854. No. Of children
between 5 and 20 years Of age in the
State, S4,946: in Essex County,
1899. No. of persons between 5 and
20 years Of age attending School in
State, 1904 in Essex County, 1888.
No. terms of School during year in
State, 5213; in Essex County, 1876.
No. weeks of school supported by di-
rect tax in Stlte, 40,52O 1-2; in Els
sex County, 363 IL. No, weeks
school in State, 59,552; in Essex
County, 1851. No. male teachers
employed in the State GIL; females,
3,544; in Essex County, males, 10 3;
females, 101. No. of teachers board
edearound, 1913; in Essex County,
81. Wages paid males in State,
$G7,185; females, $183, 900; in
Essex County, males, $13j2.00 ;
females, S3772.84. Amount Paid for
board and wagers Of teachers in State,
$397,1G6; in Essex County, $7,604.
Amount raised on grand list for
school purposes, $346, O51.89; in Es-
sex County, $G,1G1,O5. Amount of
public money distributed in the State.
SIG, 678, 80; in Essex County, ST.
9G9.75. Average cost Of schools pei
week in the State, 1882; in Essex
County, $3.50.
A full examination of the report
will show our County in no respect
behind the other and mere populous
and wealthy counties in advantages
for schooling, and that we are fully ur
to an average in taking advantage o.
our opportunities the per centage O.
children receiving instructions in pub
lie schools in Essex, being among the
largest Of any Of the counties.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15
GRAND JURORS,

Nathan Blodgett, Berlin; Charles
Phelps, Carroll Josiah S, Bumrord,
GAINESVILLE; James A. Gould, Cole
brook; Daniel @. Cole, Columbia ;
Chester Hurlburt, Dalton; John n.
Rowland, Drummer; Jabez p. Evans,
Gorham Lyman r. Dexter,J jefferson /;
Jason II. Woodward, James McCar-
ten, Lancaster; A. n. Twitchell,
Milan; Wayne Cobleigh, Northum-
berland Ira Y. Brainard, Pittsbnrg ;
Luke Cole, Stark Daniel G.. Ripley,
Stewartstown Simon j. Connary,
StratfOrd Henry :. Walker, White
field.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful coeor,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most Geo.
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD.
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for it's intended purposes"
Sold By a7E Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Prina Ono DcJIar
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15

to all such. II is pure and elevated
in tone, and abouHdsin the most use
lul information concerning the sexes.
Its log price brings IL within the reach
of all, and the information it contains
is beyond value. Its circulation will
be benefit to society. The book is
issued by subscription only, and Mr..
c. w. Hurd who is the authorized
agent for this section is now canvass
ing for il,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15
For The Essex County Herald.

For the Essex County Herald.
1t is sometimes amusing, as well as
painful, TO see how hard, and in how
many different WAYS, men try to. har-
monte the "GDspet' and how per-
sistcntly another clas If men, make
excuse for their rejection of Christ,
because of seeming contradictions.
These difficulties all disappear, and
they most beautifully harmonize them
selves, if the reader keeps in mind,
that each one has its own line of ar
gument, entirely separate and distinct
from the Others, yet all treating of
the same person and subject.
Matthew speaks Of Christ as the
"Son Of David" and therefore King
Of Iseral. Yet bringing blessings to
the Gentiles through faith in him as
the Son of Abraham also. Mark
treats of Christ rs a Servant, Glorl-
flying God by meek obedience. But
Saviour, Salvation and Peace
through Grace is the theme Of Luke
What should we do without his parable
of the "Prodigal Son?" If one had
but five minuets to tell dying man
Of hope in Christ, he might well take
this parable.
John, because of his loving heart,
received, and expresses more compre,
hensive views. Here he is''GoD man,
iIest in the flesh" "Tho light Of tAs
world" The eoay, the trutA and tho
life. While man is condemned and al
ready dead On account Of sin, and tho
ld0 is powerless to save, hence maj
Unjust be born again" John, icav
ing the law so holds up Christ, thai
we hear him say, THAT they all may
be one;" as thou Father, art in me
and in Thee. %Ihat they also may
be one in u.s.. That the aDorld may
believe that thou sent me. 1t is true
that we see through glass darllly
but it is also true, that we careleSS!y
or else acjJlfullg darken our OWL glass
and shall stand or fall by our OWL
acceptation or rejection Of the truth
4.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15
Court Record,

Coos County--Northern Judicial District.
The February Term commenced
its session at ColebrooIl, on Tuesday,
the 4th. His Honor Judge w. L.
Foster. DresidinU.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15

History of the Great Fire in Bos.
ton, by Col. Russell II. Conwell.
This is Q work Of over 800 pages,
prefaced with q historical sketch of
the early settlement of Boston, and
containing brief sketches of all the
notable fires the city has ever expo
rienced The incidents Of the late
great fire are compiled with great
care and por trayed IN style well
calculated to interest the reader, and
convey a corset idea Of its origin
and progress. A. G. Evans, Of Ian
caster, N. H., agent for the above
work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15
AGRICULTURAL MEETING,

The State Board of Agriculture,
manufactures and Miniug will hold a
meeting at Lunenbu?gh on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Feb. 18th and 10Th l..
Lectures as follows
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR rHE WHTSKRRH

As our Remover in many cases,
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whi$kers, we have prepared this
dye, in one prepdrationj which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off: Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & co.
NASHUA. NH.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15

Inc OIaCe board OF Agriculture:
manufactures and Miniug will hold a
meeting at Lunenbu?gh on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Feb. 18th and 10Th.
Lectures as follows:
TUESDAY, AT 10 A. NJ.
Fruit Culture in Northern YER
mont by DR.. T. II. Hosklns of st.
Johnsbpry, Editor Of Vermont Farm
er, and member Of the Board. Fol
lowed by discussion on Fruit Gull
ture, in which all are expected to join.
AFTERNOON, AT PPM.
Cattle Barns, byZ. E. Jameson,
Esq Of Irasburg member of the Board.
3. p. M. Stock adapted to northern
Vermont; by J. Irving williams Esq
Of Guildhall vt. Followed by discus
sions.
EVENING, ATT NJ.
Agricultural Chemistry; by Prof.
Peter Collier, of Burlington Secretary,
of the Board.
WEDNESDAY, AT ga. NJ.
Butter making; by Hon. +. ID.
Duglass, Of Whiting, member Of the
Board.
10.A M. How to make crops pay /;
by Hon. james w. Weeks, of Lancas-
ter N. II. Followed by discussions.
AFTERNOON, 2. Pm.
Highways; by Hon. A. B. Halbert
ofEssex, Member of the Board.
3. 2. NJ. Parasitic insects, by Dr..
Hiram \. Cutting of Lunenburgh,
State G eologist
EVENING, 7. Pm
Farming by Hon, J. G. Crawford, Of
Lancaster, and a general discussion
in which all are expected to take part.
This meeting we trust will be well
attended. Farmers it is for your ben,
eft. Come and bring your wives
your sons, and daughter as it is Of
value and interest to all.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, FEB. 8.-Gov
Geary returned from New York last
evening in apparent good health
About 8 o'clock this morning, while
breakfasting with his family, and il
the act Of helping his little son, hir
head suddenly fell back, and, before
medical aid could be SUMMONED, hi
was dead. 1t is supposed that hear
disease, or apoplexy, was the cause
Citizens are greatly excited, and mucl
sorrow IS expressed on all sides. =
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15

TT yog are suffering with Dyspepsia, use
! Noyes' Bilious Bitters.
INoR Burns and Sores, use Carbolic Cream.
IF YOU are suffering with Costumes, and
i all its attendant evils, use Noycs' Bilious
Bitters.
TOR Wounds, Bruises and Cuts, use Car
Il bolic Cream.
IF you are suffering from. loss of appetite,
l. use Noyes' Bilious Bitters.
TOR Boils, Itch and letters, use Carbolic
II Cream.
IF you are suffering with a torpid or inactive
l. Liver, use Noyes' Bilious Bitters.
TOR Scald Head, Chapped Hands, and Chill.
II Dlainsi use Carbolic Cream
IF you are suffering with Headache, use
J. Noye5' Bilious Bitters.
TOR SaltRheum and Assesses, use Carbolic
Il Cream.
IF you are suffering from nrowsiness after
L eating, use Noyes' Bilious Bitters
LNOR obstinate Ulcers and Ringwornl, use
II Carbolic Cream.
IF YOU are suffering from Heart Burn, use
L Nsycs' Bilious Filters.
TOR pimplcs and Eczema, use Carbolic
Il Cream
TT you are suffering from any disease aris-
J. ing from morbid condition of the Liver,
use Nayes' Bilious Bitters.
TOIE all Skin Diseases, use Carbolic Cream,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-02-15
PETIT JURORS.


j. Woodman Wheeler, Berlin !;
William O. Hardy, Carroll; Horace
Comstock, Clarksville;. Joseph Y.
Keysar, George E. Hammond, Cole
brook ; Fletcher j, Gamsby, Column
bia; John f. White Dalton; Thomas
Wentworth, Drummer; Ira Coates,
Enroll Charles N. Tubbs, George 7.
Wilson, Gorham; Daniel Keith,
Thomas S. Sawyer, Jefferson; George
Webster, William Hubbard, Stephen
Hartford, Lewis II. Massure, Lam
caster; Harry Chandler, Milan !;
John M. Cummings, Phineas
L. Stark, Northumberland; Calvin
j. Danforth, Pittsburg; Abel N.
Watson, Randolph; Silas B. Hub
bard, Shelburne; Silas Cole, Stark
Benjamin Fellows, Horace J. Hall,
Stewartstown; Samuel +. Brown,
John 1. Crown, Stratford Charles E.
Aldrich, Charles L. Wheeden, White
field.
On a call Of the docket it appeared
that fifty-nine actions were set for the
jury.
\ The grand jury completed theil
business on the second day, having
found but two indictments.
The first case for trial was EphrGjn
@. .Aldrich VS.. G. G. Norris. AS
sumpsit, on a promissory note, paya
bic 20 one d. d. Pennoyer and en-
d0rsed to plaintiff. After proceeding
nearly day the case was continued
for want Of necessary paper.
John GGthercole VS.. Stephen II
Gilman. Case for flowing plaintiff
muck bed. On trial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
CITYtTEMs.

~ SsqHpf0ms 81 catlFrh.-ObstIuetion Of uasal
pas ages dischalgs ialiug into Lhr5 az. sae times
profas-, Watsry, aer.d or Thick and tenacious, mn-
c1us Iurulent. ol0eey, putr d, offensive, etc, In
others a do ness. weak or uhamed eyes riRgiHg 10
ears desfness. uceratlOrs scahs from u'cers ce
sitter d, rasal twarg, Cffebsite breath, impaired
smell and tate, stc. Few only Of ABOVE symptoms
Hksly 10 be present a. uns ttme.
= cure-lAke Dr. Fisgce's Go zen Medical DIS
coveTy earnestly, 20 correct The blood and sysse N,
Nhicl sre aiWay 81 teE $50 to ect specifically. a,
it does, upon he dis g. gian1s aud aniug N n
nrane q the nuse auSR@o mmunic sung chamber.
The more i see et tAs = US cise4se the more p :.
tive Is my be ief tba' Il Ee would MAKE ireaimeu.
perfectly successtll curing 10, We must use con
Etitla treAimeRt 10 set jhrOu-h the bl1Ad as vel
as a sothing sud Ges ng lpual an icalon. D
Sage's CA,a-rh Rene } Ehen usea We ~ AID ap-
ptuf with Dr.. Firrtes saFsE D1uele, Il 7fts lTes
upon common sense, rat oual ana se!eHi 2 p5tH-
cipies hI It's mild s9ot ing ard healing propeTti ,,
to vii \ th9 dlseasa srsiIaay y, -ld. wnen fhr
system has bes1 Pot IN per eet order ~ th= e u'
the Goden Msdici8i Disc3ya NJ "a he on '
p-tfect SAT, scieRttl and suceesst uufe q
acilnR upon aud hea iEs IT,
30 SIC essiul has tie ztovn c7nrse rf treatrrett
prov tnEt h pr5 gie,or offers 10 r yard Ir 4
case he ea1 not cue. Ail the means suli us Drug
gists. R. Y Pierce, NJ . Proprietor, b-dae. ~
Y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
societies
NkrTses rals EyzsINs .

Jsaer-on Lodge, No. . / o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Han 5rd and hing
Mairai9qa Tnbe No. II, o. Il. N, At Red
Meu- Han 40 Market street.
Eaeu LsIEe, NJ. 81. l. U, o. F., at Odd Fel-
lows HslI. 81 and KING streets
keosuk Tribe, No 5 l. .. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hal 4l5 Market street,
Wilmington DIVISION, No. / S. Of T., in the
HeG AZ Bu.idias
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. {. A NJ, at Hall
Jll Market street.
LAZY Washington Home Communion, at 50i
aalaet street
j, aegy Lodge, 70 A. K Of P. at Rising sun.
". Z! ngr.n q to, No, l, 5. and b. u A. a.
Bra4t rls .5GId!ug.
Cl4Fteu Lgile, No. /, K. OF P, at Knights Of
Pyfu4- Hal. I'll Market street
Washington Lodge, No. l, A 7. A. NJ. at Ma
sduI- Han
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
ID. LEMON & CO.,
III MARKET STREET.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,

case Corighano Licorice, (arge stick
the best in the market
cases Nolen brand Iicoricc (small stick)
hogshrai Paper shell Almonds.
bales Soft Shell Almonds.
) bags French Walnuts.
Cream Nuts.
Hazel Nuts.
barrels Pecan Nuts.
70 bags Large Virginia Pea Nuts
30 bags Superior North Carolina Pea Nuts,
all of which are offered very cheap.
barrels very choice Havana Oranges.
; cases very
10 boxes Messina Lemons very fine.
3 cases extra quail Figs
200 Whole, Half and Quarter boxes of
choice and plain layer raisins. Also 20 mats
of Seedess Raisins and 30 ,xes Valencia
lasins for cooking purposes that they offer
cheap decl3.tanl,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
- r =, JNh 1-s
BlTIEl, l.-z.= IE5s,

BIT EE sr-1= gs iHuE
Has never hteu Knew 14.s4a fH. #llra. 80 =,r,#.
ness, atte-d-d VIVA sl.- i-a, --4.sf s-.rtt..t IA
ertGu; .-ss u niFt49 st- slI g.! br.4t-sH
genera He kAtss l#iT I t.. d4st4sr. VIA ,Hg /.
utnl.H hR, dreadful hp.Tst - Ge= q. I4. f 80 -
Goa tt-li weakness; clLAtss ~ }s....; ; ..lE.z4.
universal assltlue Il tAt Rus -.a. Ia L. a-
nous appetite, VIA dg spt ,Ll- ngirp-u-
halas; lusalhg o. HE body: rr5Ltss Il tIc :. 4z
pa. q counIenau q alG lr4t Hons ga.- l4u II.
lying the U-ood; an tE Ire hal.; heaE.u >.
e!zAas; tftqueLt ta-E sis9-s i1tHg ID g. = @5-f--
WIN lehpoTdrJ SUI --sI q l..-a -iss II .lA j.
hlsel't u ttC. htss IS g---E7t.i. a.. sa4-
Reahless AID p ralsyss sa4t ess g. tSd4E
bitter " ile 81 5T9a. ~. sFrt lai-s. Hos
nov eA5a:l42 tta.El it -.-fe . "a 44=s ..s
+, huSkALs.
beware q cogn; 8e.ss l4l zas5 .5.fFat.5iI- f.
huAke.s b.ttr ~ s-s I us. sEz- ,a#.s.. i.
over he county,. ~ E=- - rtfet7-= z-s# "a! .-
limitation atti .F. ST pa UIst IL r
Hlel tLty car ii hllhs- - & b. a.l- lt
huaEei bitter s. 81 fzE t-Ea .#s..z4 il
ootltes' hua Las ty..an H...a. ~ 15st.i j4G i ID
hiaPP,f q tsst ~ ts- -g-E4ts .uga T tt- ft.g
logrEph On The ults.t 81 q.t f.-.f4 q aats .s f. IL
70 get tle genuine attesz -aa-s t.rJFzIst, al
dea.tTs, tNer NHeIs
TAPE WohM, TAP NON - 4#5.oya d Ia a few
houfs vi "a Lhsl4ess .4-s4-l.lr ~ rec
asked uuti the Ell ,rt -a5l. tas, j. -.-s.
REFER hose afflicted TO 'f-Ii, Is, t5l- ell, ,t#A.
nav cured, HAT n4l ge-l li.a4l i 5 Gsa4.a II
Tue 7llrrs1h Mtll III al.t-, aa z.t-srt: fs-
@ anu a.. Known Tti-f=' -F ~ =-tJ,
~ North N.h.a ST It. F4l-l1 s. ia ILg 48a5.ar
mas bteu ii J4slAes5 = u.a - Etats aH.I IS per-
lectsY fe4ta si4t. ta4 a4l sse. -as{s-ae lH-g ~.
moved tape HdFiI .EH.a q els 5r5 ri measure
!ns - les-' Ia.i al s { s..s-ifH-4 r yi5i sc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

B-Ckdppsd Ban =, .-ce, rough sktn. r.mpes
rnEworm, sa.t-rhe1m and ether tutaltoGs sri-a.
tons cured and 'he =alu made soft aud smo IN by
using the Juniper ] AZ soap made by Caswe HaL
ard Il Co., Ssw York. Be ler.aiu u se tde JAM
per Tar soap, as there are 10 ans !u. 5tGLs u.aat
with common tar vii q are worthless
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
EEyspePttos, Lc5t.

PAscHALLyltl.r, Penn, A7-ifs.h, ls-a.
Mr.. ". S. j nes sir . aye tsel sflllctra v,ltf
dyspepsia for long TINS and yf 4 uua ans Elis
that To-lI do he aus s9gI I'll. NV ss. r Ms &.
Davis, reeommeLde4 i1e 70 try KEEL - Dyspelsia
Mixture / di1 e. ara " an sn!e 70 20 a45
thing that ny ap7e eEaTe4, ann an fret II u
Dysp psla, l Caa sas.' has be Il HE Nar
Of Life 10 me snd lg 5zs= gTeE- ple sure ii I-f .
mendlngi to NJ ir..g4, Ms a. i all Fofs4l-fy
smith 4 Payntsr B. l4f4t, = CJ. (. L. t.s..
JT., and Druggists Fe-=-a4.s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

That Iron IS "a as3.e Is q N Msd.gtne has fans
been known. out Il a1.y since rs epa stiGn h
tbs particular form Of Peruvian syllp nat - n
power Of disease has been 1rt aFht 70 isa;. ,
effect in cases Of dysp=P=.a al d-gtit Is los
EalutAry
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

II Pleasant f7Eflss are always sIrs q b. seen uf
those who gs Clsfan Boots agf shoes a, . T.
Penningions He us-, gaud st5gs, does q d waft
and lever misses u, NIalA ala Z. aLne s.rseLs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

fEEs 7. J. dc tormdrdte desires 10 Inform his
fF ends and customers tntt IT. usry u Trenton,
=. WHO n IS IA CHASED his vttite Interest IN he
c1Iht. glass LID "a eH,wHe business In u - city,
and va u ave takes possession THIS seek is now
ItIug Il VIGOROUSLY Il at his home, dihtrtfOte viii
NOS kz charge Oi the D4siness III further notice.
Mr. b NJ rDandle viii, hOweVe-, close cut his re.
naming STOCK al greatly reduced prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

tE-AN ioani 70 t4-.., al ih.s season ~ iaa ygs-
where they eau g falCy slippers Uzd4 10 = q
style aid cheap: 7. ,. FenllagtJas IS In 4 I ace
Ninth and Orange sitsttA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

sF-rals rsfo iD Tie fettstl1 IN # Eal-a'-ts
anG S1U for The coming selsIl. IssF--t .~ stow
ana Sc; a lag 10 Bss lc. a 10, Mario
street ! aOoTs 1eloG FyLg.A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

tE-Fs haye an immense stock o; ladies' shoes
for the vin-er fr m Sis to SO. Czu and str
theA at Bshoock Bros, 2os and l0s ksfSet -,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
Political llutitts.

NARD Il wi De candidate OF snern OF New
-, Castle County, So ct me de tsibI nf ! te
hepuht'can Party. bENJASIS DENNY,
nnyl5-d& Elm Wilmington Hundred.
NUTICE-w A. HtKlLI. u st. Georges Hun.
drrf, is still card 'te for the next rtp1bli.
can nomnR ion ior sac ID Of New Castle Cosnts.
noy-I.tf
CARD.-l respectfully pr sent mYself as candl-
date fer sheriff 81 h. ensuing nomination Of
the Republican ParIy n New astle 90 IS
HENRY II MCNrLl EN,
octll-t New s-tle Hundred
Il, X CoR1NsR sttFs uci-a ION OF psny
Il friends vii b. q candidate tor e noluina
tl1n for Conner nf rlsre C unry sQoIetf to
The ds cl l0u Of the K 1h'i q a-tr
oe'ii.u HChPaGEY MORROW.
SHBFIFF 'LTY CAR - again ofsr miself as
= csaaida Tor nj q New astie Co. SUP
iect 10 he decision OF the Il pnaiican party.
9 - y JAMES VI 4 TIN
4 NARD.-CAPT. g. 4 6 ,LLAGHE ( viii t-. a can.
\ dinate Tor SheriH u New Castle County, SUB.
re- 70 Tue hep1bican 4pnila'iul sep5-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
3'artnrrsllip alotifts.

ANOHI is hereby given tuai the paftu-rsh b
~ heretlfore s1os ting be'Ween Henry Il. Mciu-
itra AaurtJ mes, dissolved on tEentieih
day OF Noyemper. A. D itIS By mutual con ent.
= u de 5 owing u iHe So d rtr ership are 20 be
exclusively received 1F an paid - satd Mau y
James WI a oas is 1hoIzed u s'gn in qui ia
ton thereof. II b MCINTYRE
dec ~ AAURY JAMEs,
NV the under iRnef, AaVe this day formed
w COpartnei shi uBd he hrm nams and sts e
Of Jane, B Other y coGd let hsfdwa.e bust
cess 10 s ~ branche-, a. the old established and
Eos AafEetst-, Whining on, b.
marry IAMES,
decs,t D.JAMEs, JR.
FfNO IHR PUB iG.-H b. Aclniire who has Def q
n tie senior partner OF the 1rm of McIufire 4
James hardware dealers 1t "a A.rSel 81 for the
last four yea S, would Tesp-c full! iEfl N his
Hlends and former Gus Omers, tnat b. uas with
crsWD from sal q m Asd n&s rtnted he ore Zo9
Narket 81. freely opp site he ni sfaLdl, vi re
ne vii IN few lays open with full ok u h I'd
ward c1tltry Ae., hopes 10 recei' e The p4tr u
aRA Cf AL former customers, Rn TO AID u hrs
already Arge nunotr II friends and customers
IN sni LeF ines h B. MCISIIhE.
dec 3 u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

s5-Ju ti5s 70 Glk-Yoa VII. ways 1nH rt,s motif
cstC.td uul at y, r. PeaIlL gto- : siQ= = Hfe Gel
and see bis gclds, u-y Sl., bear tie ses. ana aE
being sg.d cEe-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

tg-cisa' ~ 'Ge Il Ladies &lssea SID Ca. 4
rels Shoes. az red geu pflCes Bsuccrt Il Co,
SIS Market street. four doors below Fonuh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

- 10 }aHs 5r eFokts sha4l be spared TO serve our
8 q OF L. y glar With he Best Good, at the
loves prizes. la urJers Wholesale and Retail
JsaieTs N 10 A-sis and Pa-cy Goods,
ADAMS 4 BRe
&c Yarset street. Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

- = F1S' rur sales have nearly donbled each
y-3r pt.t ( ae p palsrty Of NJ house Those
Vi 81 < If5- sl1 FaBcy -OOds will D., d our assorI-
u7Lt .afg5r Eaa Prlles lower tlAn else snere
ADAMS a BRO,
5f5 Market street Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
tEJ0HN HhAEI

= VJEIT n - =
N uch ere !it is Gsa tiE
q ndsTstaEd lg il.- aa
II onest Ieg uai
i ouR eXper!auae
II as Hten A3m
4 great reputation
y nJaTnisBed WIN
0 that he can rf4 81. EE=a.
Is ven 20 20 sgst H. ts
y OF 70 he uAarr-a-4 o. an
MeB-E=s lt1Eo2,
.a.4 3 a Eg strett,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

~ -FarzEers who study economy shcald caH e. SIS
Market sttest- doors telas Pour aud .et OF
winter Boots and s2Cts. Ba5e1CA e..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

- LsHtys yrig q clst54nefs Wishing catalogue
n cur .uuels- ,cE uf oys .Id ralcI Goods, can
Ue i-EElslea y wing as iHelr address.
ADAMS BRa.,
90 Harte' street., " llmugton, Del,