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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22

The Phrenological Journal for November,
confirms the oft-repeated opinion of the press at
large, that no one can read that publication
without deriving some practical good 1t is
full of mea, for the mind, we'll served and sa-
vory. Witness articles like these: Rev. Dr.
Blanchard, Pres. of Wheaton University; The
Briton the 1nspirational Race; Our Immortali-
ty Growth in Character and He art; Conver"
sations about faces, with numerous illustrations;
Money, Its Functions and Requirements,
which our Capitalists should all Read; Appli-
cation of Art to Dress; Wives who Henpeck ;
Address to Young Men; The Late Panic
Nothing New Under the Sun; Literary Ped
dlers Grace Greenwood's Bear; Failures in
Business; Intemperance and Life Insurance, a
clinching statement Wanted Careful, Honest
Men Coward or Hers, etc. Price 30 cents
$500 year. Write at once to the Publisher,
and secure the volumes for 1874. s. r. Wells,
Broadway, New York.
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MARRIED,

On Sunday the 10th day of November by
Prof T. f. Campbell att his residence in Mon
mouth, Mr.. Milo Hubbart to Miss Martha
Hagood. All of Polk county Oregon.
On the End day of November at the resi-
dence of r. u. DemiIg, rear Independence, by
q. III. Bernard, J. P, Mr.. b. b. Deming to
Miss. Mamie A, Oneal. ALI Of Polk County
Oregon.
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w. III. Teal is stiA ON hand with q good as
sortment of Wagons and Carriages, all kinds
made to order. Bring in your orders for the
American Fruit Drier, of which L am sole
agent for Polk County. Horse shoeing is put
mt So, Neck -yokes $3.50, Single-trees At Sl,50
each. and other things done cheap for cash.
Z ana also prepared with stocks fo= shoeing
unmanageable horses,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague,. intermittent Fever;
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dunno
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C..
and indeed all the affections which arse
from malarious, marsh, or miasna1c
poisons.
AS it's name implies, 1t does Cure, and does NO
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunne, Blsmur
Zinc nor sny other mineral or poisonous suostansS
whatever, it in nowise injuries any patent. iu
number and Importance of its cures in the ague ols
tricts are literally beyond account, and we nenevs
without parallel In the history of Aguc medle-hc.
Our pride is gratifed by the acknowledgements We
receive of the radical cures effected IN opsilnats
cases, and where other remedies had wholly iaheu:
Unaccmated persons, either reslGen,n, IN, OF or
travelling through miasmatic localities, Will De pro-
tected by taking the AGEE CURE daily.
For Lirer Conplainfs. arising from Iorpia,.y .;ny.
of the Liver il is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. 80. ..;,
For Rilious Disorders and Liver Complalnts, HtS
an excellent remedy, producing many truly 70
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and ANALYTICAL Chemists, Lowell, Mass, ana so1
all round the world.
PRICE. 800 PER BOTTLE.
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Circuit Court for Polk county his ho nor
Judge Bonham presiding, commences next Mon
day. There will be few cases of interest tried
at this term.
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SUsPENDED.-We are sorry to learn that our
valuable exchange the Christian Messenger has
suspended for an indefinite time. we hope soon
to Sc 9 it again upon our table.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22

Thanksgiving services will be held at the NJ.
=. church nxet Thursday, Nov. 81, at IL o,
clock. DR.. Goucher, Pastor of the M. Z.
church, south viii deliver sermon on the oc-
.easion.
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For the cry Dest photographs go to Brad
eg d. Ruloffson's Gallery without STAIRS
S- ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, "a
ntMgomery. street, San Francisco.
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To Rent or Sell.

YNhe building formerly occupied by Stiles Il
Me.riman a grocery store A good
work horse will be taken in part payment
for further particulars inquire Of 5. C. stiles
Saddery shop Nov II
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Thanks to Unele Ell OslasnAutt tor a ine
piece of venisop.
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Premium for 1874.

Every Subscriber the THE ALDFSE for |
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ori giaal ysr,urcs were painted in oil for tte
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NEWARK, N J, Sept 20h 1878
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TAKEN Up BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
l. living three miles west of independence,
one Bay Mare, with sSnall star in forehead
with several saddle marks. left hind foot
white. some white on right torefoot, right hip
crooked down, supposed 70 be about eight years
old, is very Lreaehy. Tke owner ia requested
to call Immediately, prove property, pay all
charges, and take the property.
4, NELSON,
September 90, 1873
Appraised by J. a. Dempsey Justice Of the
peace, at $40. This 5th day Of November. 1878.
NOy.l ,4w.
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TOWN AND COUNY.NEWs.
CHUhCR DIRECTORY

III. z. CHURcH.-Services on the2th Sabbath
in each month at ii O'Clock A. M. and p. M.
Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 A. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev
j James. Pastor.
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OUR FIRES!DE FRIEND.

Chromos are delvercu nj once. The distri
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TWENTIFriI DAY OF August, EIGii
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m. e. CHURCH SoUTH.-Services on the LIST
Sabbath of each month at IL A. NJ. Rev. J.
M. Love Pastor.
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BAPTIST CEUReH.-Services on the Sd Sab.
bath of each month at IL A. NJ. Rev. II.
HOLMAN, Pastor.
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and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history OF
medicine has anything won so widely and so deepy
unon the confidence of mankind, as this excenens
remedy for pulmonary complaints. lhrougn ionS
series of wears, and among most OF ths races OF
men IL has risen higher and higher In their esuna
ton as il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various anectiona
of the lungs and throat have made it known as re-
liable protector against them. While. adapted 20
milder forms of disease and TO young Children II
at the same time the most e1ectual remedy hat can
be given for incipient consumption, and ue Gan
gerous affections of the throat and lungs As pro-
Vision against sudden attacks OF Group, II snouin
be kept ON hand in every family, and indeed as az
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote Tor tnern.
Although settled Consumption is thougnt IN"
cnrabe still great numbers OF cases where the us-
ease seemed settled, have been completely cRreu,
ard the patient restored TO sound health py inc
Cherru PectoraI. SO complete Is us mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Inroat Lnas
the most obstinate Of them yield TO IT, When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Hcc-
foSaI they subside and disappear.
Singers aud Public Speakers md great pro
1sthsna is always relieved and often wholly
bronchitis is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry pecaordI in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that we neea
not publish the certificates Of them here, or do oiu
than assure the public that its qualities are rnLly
maintained.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22

CHRISTIAN UNION An.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-22
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray l4air to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
sOiM the gloss and
freshness of yoath.
Thin hair is thick
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
Unline
Pioneer
A Case for lbe Coroner.

DEAD INFANT DUG UP IN A PRIVATE YARD.
Yesterday, dead infant child, in a very de-
composed state, was dug up in the yard OF Ed
ward IL. Tubbs, No. 5, Justison street. The
hydrant pipe had broken for the third time
within six months, and it was whilst digging for
the break that the child was found.
During Last year the property was occupied
by John smith, who moved away on the 25th OF
March last. and Mr.. Tubbs took possession.
Ever since he has been there, the family have
noticed peculiar smell and taste about the wa
tar, but were not able to divine the cause. And
yesterday, when the first few shlvelsful OF earth
we're removed an unpleasant smell was emitted
from the ground, which increased until small
pine box, painted black was uncovered, which,
on being opened, was found to contain the re-
mains OF newborn child. Mr. HeIdman, the
owner Of the property, and the person who had
dug up the box, hurriedly removed it down the
hill, and committed it to another grave. The
child had been buried Immediately under the
hydrart pipe, and was the source OF the smell
and taste OF the water.
When Mr.. Tubbs first moved to his present
home he observed that yellow dirt had been
thrown up at the spot where the child was ex-
bumed and also at another place in the yard,
This last place has not vet been opened. We
commit the case to the coroner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
Attempt at Wholesale Murder.

A correspondent informs the Clearfeld Rats
mans Journal that diAbolcal attempt at whole.
sale murder was made in Hutson township, that
county, on Saturday evening, September
while the Good Templar Lodge was in session
at Mill Run, an explosion Of powder occurred be-
meath the floor OF the school honse in which the
organization met, with sufficient force to tip
over the tables and lamps, while the fire burst
through the crevices in the floor and filled the
house with sitting smoke. A further exam
inaton by daylight revealed the fact that the
building had been lifted enough to ALLOW the
foundation to be pushed out of places A pow
der can, that would hold about 25 pounds. was
found under the house torn to pices. Bushes
had been cut and placed over the opening made
in the wall to Introduce the can. The floor
being double one. it was strong enough to
Withstand the shock-even to slightly lifting the
house and pushing out the wall-thus enabling
the powder to expend its force lateralIy, and
thwartlng the evident intention to blow up ff-
teen or twenty men and women" No punish
ment under our laws is too severe for such q
dastardly outrage, and we hope the fends who
made this attempt to iDjure and main, or de.
story the lives of 80 large number of innocent
persons, assembled in peaceful and social ca
pacity, may be discovered and punished to the
p.noIt extent Of the law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
seaford Items.


Compiled from the fredericksburg Courerl
The peach season is about over the crop has
been good but heavy losses have been sustained
by the break in the railroad.
More sickness abounds than for several years.
Oyster packing has commenced with a fair
prospect of its being conducted on a larger scale
than for many years before. Orders are coming
in very fast
The canning of fruit has and is still being car
ried on quite extensively this season. Among
the packers we might mention Messrs. Graft 4
Co., from Baltimore, also Messrs. Robbins Dc
Hopkins. The latter firm has been in the busi-
ness for several years.
The repairing of T. p. Hubbard's house, the
building OF dwelling for ]. E. Nicholson, (the
largest and handsomest in the town., and the
erection of dwelling for Mr.. W. A. Stevens
make up the town improvements.
The steamer Alice has been running a daily
line from Vienna to Seaford since the peach sea-
son commenced. She has also made several ex-
cursions from here to Deals Island and other
places, which the people seem to have enjoyed
very much.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
Latest General News.

In Third street, Philadelphia, towards the
close OF the day, stronger feeling prevailed,
no further suspensions of consequence bein e
expected. Considerable excitement was caused
by the news in Chicago, but in Boston mo
marked sensation" occurred
In the U s. Circuit Court at Hartford yester-
day VIM, Nj. EvRrts opened the argument in the
Credit Mobilier case for the defendants He
was followed by Mr.. Ashton, who, being taken
suddenly i'll, was compelled to stop before the
conclusion OF his argument. Mr. Perry followed
as senior council for the Government aud the
Court adjourned until this morning.
The California Democratic State Convention
hiss nominated s. D. Mckee for Judge of the Su-
preme Court.
The Senate Committee on Transportation ar
rived at Oswego, on Weneesday night and went
over the Oneida Lake route yesterday.
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland,
in session at Pittsburg resolved yesterday to
hold its next meeting at Columbus, Ohio on
September 17th, 1874.
According to Titusville dispatch the oil re-
giens are excited over the discovery of petrola-
um in the lower district of fourth sand rock
(which promises to be more prolific in the pro-
duction Of petroleum than the formerly produ-
cling strata of the second and third sand rock"
The Western bound express train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, on which President
Grant was passenger was run into near Ty-
rome, on Wednesday, by the Cincinnati express.
The engine of the latter train was smashed and
the sleeping coach of the western express
damaged. The engineer and fireman were Sc
verely injured but the passengers were not
hurt
The Pacific Mail Steamship Costa Rlca from
Honolulu. has been wrecked ON Point Diablo,
outside of San Francisco harbor. Only one per-
son was lost. The mails and part of the cargo
have been taken off.
The yellow fever is abating in Shreveport. but
four new cases being reported. Direct COM
munication by a stage and telegraph with the
rest of the world has been resumed, and it is an
nounced that no further assistance in physicians,
nurses money is believed to be needed The
yellow fever int erments yesterday numbered %.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19

Conversations were had, this morning, by re-
preventative Of the COMMERCIAL, with number
of our financial men, and the general purport
of their expressions was hopeful and re-assur-
ing.
Mr.. Belts, President Of the First National
Bank, thought - country was in highly pros
porous condtion-more 80, perhaps than al any
time for fifteen years. The universal foreign
demand for our hreadstuffs, and the increasing
value Of our exports generally,a as compared with
imports, showed q satisfactory condition. which
he did not believe was likely to be overthrown
He compared this to g thunder-shower, after
from the 1st National Bank OF Philadelphia,
stating that th4t institution Of which Clarence H.
CLARK, of E. W. Clark Il Cos, was President until
Gently is in no wav affected by the suspension,
has been received by the 1s National. of Whining
ton. Mr.. Belts further said that he thought no
one in this city were losers directly by the sus-
pension, the probability being that the indebted
ness was on our side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
Tho Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP To NOON, To-pA

ARRIVALS UP To NOON, TO-DAY.
Thos Shepherd. New York.
Mrs II Primrose Il daughters, Smyrna.
Mrs. H B Lttledeld, Chicago.
Haray Cobb.
VIM Woodside, Bait.
IL Winter, BROOKLYN,
s Stuart New York.
John Baird -
John II Clark,
nj B Hillyard, Dover, Del.
Mrs NJ. b Hillyard and Children, Dover, Del
Chas e A Lippincott, Phila.
Francis r. Duke, Cape May.
Miss Mary Ddke, -
N Fiere Kingston, NY.
VIM Fiere Sangerties, =
M Manall, Phila.
H Sharp, Raleigh NY.
l. BelknAp, Phia.
A + Belcher, w.
q Bumbelo and wife, Washington.
G Humphrey, City.
Geo Copeland, Phila.
Il A Heintz, Phila.
= Pepper, New York.
Ii Lack, Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
The situation in Philadelphia.
Special Dispatch to the Commercial

Special Dispatch to the Commercial
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 10.
The excitement OF yesterday has rather sub
sided than increased, this morning. Confidence
in Jay Cookies integrity and their certainty OF
meeting all obligations to the fullest extent OF
the means of the house, and all its partners has
the best effect.
E. W. Clark Il Co.'s suspension produces no
disturbances, as the raj belief is that the
firm is perfectly solvent.
The triaing run on the Fidelity Trust Co.
amounts to nothing. There is no run anywhere
else.
There are several failures of bankers-DeHa-
ven Bros. and three or four small concerns.
Cooke & Co, issue circular to depositors prom
Using to mail full statement at the earliest day,
and assuring them of every effort to liquidate
the entire indebtedness, with the least possible
delay.
There is general good feeling in the business
community, and disposition to encourage con-
dence, with the belief that the crisis will speed
ily pass over, W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
The Horticultural Exhibition i.

LARGE ATTENDANCE. LAST EvENINd-THE HAssLEB
CONCERT.
The horticultural Exhibition, in institute Hall
was largely attended, last evening, more large
ly, it is said, than any previous occasion. The
vast hall was literally full of people, and move
ment about the room was almost impossible,
except as the crowd moved about. All the de-
partments were we'll patronized especially the
Restaurant and Ice Cream Garden, and. the tables
were continually filed.
The music By HassIer's band was superb.
The whole audience was charmed with it, and
many regrets were expressed when the hour for
adjournment arrived, that til: evening had flown
so quickly. Hassler was present with but eight
pieces on this OCCASION but he promised,
last evening, to again visit Whining
ton about the last of October, bringing
with him his full orchestra, at which time
he will give concert in the Opera House.
The Horticultural Exhibition continues this
and tomorrow evening, closing tomorrow
night.
CALEDoNIAN CLUB.-This club will hold their
pia -nin and Ua mi at In ha Iaay
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
nRANpYw1NE M1LLs QuoTArIoNs ro-nA1
Tho PoIarIs Crew Heard From.

Navv This aftarnopn receivad a taIa@royn, t,ene
Consul Mulloy announcing that the Poaris party
was at Dandee, Scotland, all we'll. The Juniata
left st. Johns at o'clock to-day, and the United
States consul had hired fast steamer for forty
eight hours to catch her, intending to go him
self in the steamer.
LONDON, Sept. 1876 A. M The whaling
steamer Arctic, for Dundee, passed Peterhead
last night with the crew Of the Polaris, who had
been transferred from the whaler Ravenscrag
which rescued them from their boats on July 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
Night schools.

To he Editor of he Commercial.
1t occurs to the minds Of many reasonable
people in this city that the committee on night
schools of the Board of Education are going to
great deal of useless expense in hiring and fit
ting up buildings for that purpose when tue
buildings belonging to the board can be used
without any expense except for heating, lighting
&c. Our school houses we're erected for educa-
tional purposes and it seems like piece OF folly
to rent other buildings for night schools. q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
Aquatic sports.

THE BOAT RACE ON THE oHRIsTIANA, TO MORROW
LIST OF THE CREW.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 6o'cl.ck, the second
contest in Craftsmanship between the Pioneer and
Undine clubs takes place on the Christiana
The course will be the same as the last one
from Third street bridge to the W. q W. r, r
bridge and return. A handsome silk flag will
be donated the successful club, and as both are
III good training the contest will be close and
exciting. The flag will he on exhibition at
konghman Thomas & Co, 8 tomorrow morning.
The following are the crews
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-19
The Crash Ia Philadelphia.

HEAVY DEMANDS ON THE FIDELITY SAFE AND TRUST
co.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10.
The panic has caused run on the Fidelity
Safe and Trust Company, and there is long
line of depositors drawing out on checks. The
Directors feel confident OF meeting every de-
demand.
Distrust with regard to the Fidelity was caus-
ed by Messrs. Clark's suspension, they being
prominent officers