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from sSf sSss ngo1
ts On r 81
FOR freight or paTfs sFfS sR Rpa tS CO.. Agents.
Storage once, Is Broadway. '"'' Il Broadway.
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
xA SaPss Hsb sxsk LINE TO
SSSrSSR 1aSSfSSS SSsa I'd
Steamer OCEAN Fan, 9gEEN Captain e seabary win
@ viii he nSs
s.ns o an
sanilo, Mazstan and san Diego; sns also eonnsctns
partares Of ION and 10Th each month from New York
c oa M or
One Of the Company splendid steamers win leave Sam
q ans s az &
companys office on the pier foot Of an1s ssset AGENT
NEW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ For HamiltSn and s. Georges s Bermuda d..
june A. om sorts River
on ap sn or hav I s!ssRe
% South street
Excursion tickets issued for the round trip at $50 gold.
NEW YORK AID HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
These first class stsa%shps win sail Tuesday At
S sf EsSs Sss siFsSs as oiiows'- June 10
UoLu BIZ y
Supplementary mali on pier at quarter to three r NJ
on day of sailing.
For freight passage having magnificent accommo4
'A'''" A'''' y WILLIAM CLYDE CO.,
D. McKELLER Agent in Havana
A TI.As STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"A Mail service for West Indies, Havana, Venezueia
and Spanish Main The company's iron screw steameX
appointed to sail as follows loading berth pier u
For Havana direct
LAGOS, Captain pegdcn. June :; 4 r. n /.
Agents. a T street % s. Pine street
DIRECT LINE TO HAVANA,
New York and Mexican Maj! steamship line. leaving
pier No. ss0r'h EVE EVERY sss TrhiTSGRspAY.
CITY OF MERIDA Qiavana only, ............yune g
S SfFy g HhSf5H iSsSa
FOR freight Or PASSES aeRlSa SONS Broadway
ksy w.. State. Ssss.m AZ
YORK For eshs passage
'up'''0' q H. SXLIoi9 co. lSs Maiden lane. or
W. r. CLYDE, lls Wall street.
E,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
STEAMSHIPS c coRss Sspaan ra ns KmD. win
T. s'aHfss a.:
wharf braZOs, Santiago ana ST Louis.
Cabin passage, $50 $2b For freight or pas
sage apply to CLARK d SEAMAN, So West street
IIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
The steamship
SHERMAN,
from pier Sc North River foot North Moore street.,
on Saturday, June Z, at O'Clock r. NJ
Freight received daily Through rates given to St
Louis yicksburg, Mobile, Galveston ana Indianola.
,1 n spDy Rt S
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The CITY s 81 GaEsfoN Captain Rowland
Will leave pier 20 River, Wednesday. June IL At
p N. Freight received daily Through rates gwen to
Galveston lndianoa; Rockport or Aranzas Wharf Bra
Santiago and St Louis Cabin $780, steerages
SIS For freight passage having superior accommo.
uaaoA'' AptC. H. MALLORY 4 CO., lSs Maiden lane.
I,OR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND,
Traa dav1 hur cdav and Sal -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A FTERNOON BOAT FOR NEWBURG, POUGHKEEP:
"A Sic Roncout and Kingston landing at Cozzcns, Wc9
Point, Cornwall New Hamburg and Milton.-The MARY
~ NJ
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a UCTION SALE.
a AUGUSTE Marines h CO., Auctoneers.
Magnificent Household Furniture,

Pianoiorte, Bronzes, Paintings, Parlor Suits
Rare chance for housekeepers =.
On THIS DAY Frldayl, at the elegant mansion 20
West 18th ST., 5tn av commencing at lU5a o'clock
Drawing Room Suits, Marie Antonette and Grand
Duchess styles covered silk broGade Etageres Bookcass
Centre Tables bronze Clock Statuary rosewood parlor
grand Pianoforte, Stool Cover Canterbury Stool Oh
Paintings rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Wardrobes, Mattresses Buffet, Extension Table, China,
Glass and Silver Ware To attend this sale take 9th av
or
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CITIzENs LINE FOR TRoY.PAssAGE 81 @mTHH
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier ~ North River foot Leroy street. daily
Saturdays exceptedl at O'Clock NJ connecting WITH
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
North West The most direct route to SaratO
ga, Lake George and Montreal. Through tickets sold
and baggage checked TO destination
JOSEPH CORNELL Superintendent
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A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE BOATS O. vIB-
"A BARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leave vestry street
pier $50 NJ and Twenty third street, north Of Erie
Jerry landing at Yonkers Tarrytown and NyaGE
Catskll and Hudson connecting all points West and
North Trip tickets to West Point, Cornwall and New
burg, returning day, 81.
Notice change of uptown landing.
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L,oR sALE-ONE-HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN
II q first class Restaurant will be sold cheap
count Of sickness Call from IL to p NJ 1t 69 Broadway
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AN INTEREST IN OR WHOLE OF AN EsTAB
n lshed, safe and profitable cash or short time kusi
will be sold liberal terms exchanged for Real
Estate good Mortgages.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
~ town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Wednesday.
MANHATTAN Captain Price, June H. ats r. N.
WISCONSIN, Captain Freeman, Jr. june Is
From pier 46 North River
Cabin passage, $50, gold seerage, $780, currency
Prepaid tickets, $32, currency.
Passengers booked TO and from Paris Hamburg, Nor
and Sweden DC Drafts Ireland. England, France
and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS &GUION, 70 Broadway.
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A GIVE MEN, WITH $780, CAN CONTROL A STATE
"A ION royalty). Apparatus wanted in every stall in
each stable and bal IN the country Immense trade
be done Call at % Vescy street, third lott
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CALDWELL, AUcTIoNEER.

"A. .SaIesroom 70 Nassau street
Large and positive sale, BY order Mat
thew Doughty, deceased. Friday and SATURDAY, June 6
and at lO clock above, the entire elegant s,oct
Of ouoebod Furniture consisting superb Paror suits
iD and elegant Chamber Suits hair
Carpets Mirrors. Paintings Lsunges wardrobes Dests
Secretaries. Chairs, Extension and Centre Tables liar
panoiorte fine Parlor organ rich sversare Cutlery.
Crockery. kitcheuware, &C Every lot will positively he
sold without This being closing sale by or
der OF the administrators dealers and viii
please take notice
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WEEKIY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR FURNI
w fure Carpets and Bedding, at b. N. CowPER
THwAIT a cos 1866 and l37 Chatham street. An i'm
lnepse stock ana low prices.
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L,OR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD AND
II high-toned Monthly Publication, paving well; lib
eral arrangements with right man. Inquire of WATSON
CO., 20 Broadway, room A.
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A GENTLEMAN WANTED WITH $3O0-TO JOIN AD-
N vertiser fine money making business; none but
parties OF temperate habits need apply Call at S5o West
Thirty first street
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NoMPANIoN wANTED-TO ACCOMPANY ADvER-
~ tiser to Europe Payment of 81 $40 viii secure an
Interest staple article yielding $50 600 income Par
ties standing only personally received before II O'clock
West End Hotel. %
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A GENTLEMAN, WHO WISHES TO MAKE EUROPE
n his home, desires TO invest $0o 600 partner in
good lucrative importing business here where MS activity
can es made only ucn ~
VIII please address with fall particulars IMPORTER,
Herald Office
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NOR SALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE FOR MORT.
Il cages Property-A q years established Light
Staple Mnnufac turing Busness easily MANAGED pr0nta
HE and will hear inyestig alton. H. PATTBERG,
$685. Broadway.
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WILLIAM ELLIOTT, AUCTIoSHER SUMNER
w Fl0werng Plants, Vines &C. at auction, on fIlday,
9th Inst. al 10 Dey street. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
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A LADY ARTIST HAVING MADE AND INVESTED
N $4,000 in her business which is a lucrative mo-
nopolv So 900 cash immedaely fortune TO the
investor Address ARTIST, box 145 Herald office.
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A JOURNALIST HAVING SOME CAPITAL, WILL
IA hear q chance to take the ownership of estab
lished weekly; present retiring from business
Address PADRE, Herald office
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A MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN SUCCESSFUL
owning their real estate and factory want to increase
their capital To meet enlarging business and offer
saared position to the right with 900 to $2000
Apply 10 GRIGGS, CARLETON Co, d Broadway.
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TIOTEL CONGRATULATED, BYAN EXPERIENCED
III man. with 5000 more, whole or half interest In
good paying house, in Or ont city Address for Ave
DAYS. L. MASON. station L., Now YOrk
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ENOR SALE CHEAP-AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY,
of the lending business Apply to J. II.
THOMAS, 9S Broadway room7
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PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD lpcluding wine)
TO BREST OR HAvRE.
First Cabin, 4l25 Second Cabin, SIS
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
These steamers do not carry Storage passengers.
American travellers going TO or returning from the
Continent Of Europe, by taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and the discomforts Of
crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent IS Broadway
NOTE.-Railroad Tickets between Paris and Vienna
ut reduced rates
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A FINE LOCATION FOR WINE OR BILLIARDS OR
"A club rooms near Fifth avenue and all hotels, be
bought only $1,000 cash will for $50 month
Apply at No. 8 Dey street. room 10.
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ID room 766 Broadway, near Ninth street. just below
Stewards
ROOM,
LARGE SALE OF FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES,
viz Wheeler 4 Wilson'S, Singers American Button
hole, Florence, Grover Bakers Howe's, Wilson'S Da
Wis Wilcox Gibbs aud other we'll known makers, all
of which have been taken in exchange for the secor
Sew
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

CELEBRATING THE Centennial OF OLD
DRAWERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Old Drawyer's PRESBYTERIAN Church, Of
Odessa, has attained its one hundredth
year and Sunday its centennial was
celebrated with appropriate services in
the building. An immense crowd, from
all parts OF the county, was
present, and most Presbyterian churches
within radius Of many miles were closed
for the purpose OF all ~ '0g their cougre-
cations to join in the celebration. A fine
choir was present, and several spleIdld
addresses delivered.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

A MOTHER BECOMES CkAzED AND ATTEMPTS
To DROWN HERSELF AND TWO CHILDREN
SUB Is SAVED But hER CHILDREN AkE
LOST.
some months since an Englishman
named Elwari Green came to America
to seek a home for himself and family
aud enjoy the blessings of free country
Being a good mechanic and hearing Of
our great industrial establishments he
determined to settle in Wilmiugton.
After his arrival here he found pleasant
and lucrative emp oyment and by in
dustry and economy saved in short time,
sufficient money from his earnings to get
possession Of ANA furnish nett little
home for the wife and two children he
had LEFT il, his native land.
Everything being ready for their recep'
ton. he sent for them, and with the most
pleasant anticiiations Of happy aud
prosperous life 10 Ills adopted home,
awaited their coming. In short time
they took passage for America, and were
to have arrived in New York on satur-
day. Mr. Green went on TO meet them
and accompany them to their new home.
What pleasure the thonglt of DONG mis-
gave hun and how his heart tia nhnet
with happiness as he nearei the steamer
on which his family had embarked But
how awfuliy sad he felt when given the
following information in answer to q
question addressed the purscr OF Ill,
steamer regarding the anNiously looked
for ones, may be imagined. perha ps, bul
not described -
The purser said that ON the second
day out Mrs. Green became q uyiu-
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makes THE WEAK STRONG.

The PcrNUi0s SyP&O, Il Protect
od SOf"fiOa Of ne FF3fOFitie Of
fran. Is SO cOWbiAcd as to hare
te character Of an diiHicItf, 20
0sUU OgfSiF} Olid OsSilRii0tcB
rifh Me btOOd RS me sjHlpfes6
GOD. II increases tie Y20H{ity
Of Natures OWn JitdiiSia0
AgeHt. IRON in the blood. ant
eHPcS ga thousand ills, F" Simply
W IOHjhO Hp, iHrig0r0tiRJ GHB
} it0ii.iHV ne EgsiclR. The en-
Fichcd Oiid cit0li-ed 6lOOd per-
HodtcS eCCTy part Of the 6Odys
FVp0iFiH1 damages 0liG cGStcs
sfGFchinD ant morbid sccPo-
tons, and feccistJ HOth;itJ IOF
disease Ia 5ccd upon.
RMS is the secret If fhe WOB-
deFyH SEcceSs Of mis- reAieiy hB
caring Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
DiaiDt. DrOpsy, Chronic Diar.
-hUa, Boils, Nervous Affections
Chiils and Fevcrs, IIunOrs
Loss Of Constitutional NigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
NRd al diseases OrigiHyiYg 10
70 bat Sft,fe Of TEE bsOOd, Or &C.
cOHlp0EieI On GCbiIity OF q lOiO
suite Of The system. Being FREQ
from .iicJaOt. i3 any IOE.lt, its
9H"igjsitO CIccfs IRE RGt f0J-
.0red ~ corresponding f'e0c-
lion, OWf are permanent, i2fN-
sing strength, CiG0P, 0Ad ReiO
ife into an pG Is OfNe sysfeB1,
Tiid 0UiistiIiJ GIJ d!s IFCst CON-
St,t1iiiOA.
Thousands hare been ch0l3ge6
bU the 15se Cf this TeHledy, from
WeOE, sichiN, suffering cFeG-
.fTcs, to strong. heGIfhD, and
g0ppy men 0ll6 2UOnef and
faCT1ids cdRH0t reasOR00IJ hes
tGte to yi0e 10 @ tFiGI.
See that each bottle hos PERU
g,kN SYRUP GyoV1b i'S dhe JI0sSs
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, ProprietOrs,
No. l Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD .BY.DRuGGIAEAaGENERALLTs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

attF u4 l.HiU % m.;l. no..
llp 80 DE- a+ad d. . u a m., anI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

MrRnER IN DORCHESTER CorNrY.-The
Chronicle Of the 10th inst furnishes the
following; On sunday last. Robert lnsley
Of Lakes district was found dead about
three quarters of mile from his house our
on marsh affected by the tides, with seven
ribs broken and slight wound ON his fore
head. Suspicious have led 10 the arrest of
VIM. McCarter his sonin-law, who has
been lodged 10 Cambridge jail 10 answer An
indictment at the hands Of the Grand jury.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

AIPHA SIGMA LITERARY SncIrrY The
election Of this society was held Friday
week at Prof W. A. Reynolds Institute.
when tie following officers were elected
W. G. Tatnall. President j. Il. Moore,
Vice President; 4 ) Row. secretary; j.
u. Rifle. Treasurer: $ -. Morrow, Critic
T.. A. Gibbons. Conductor This society
was orgau,2ed in October last and is iu a
very nourishins condition.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

REPUBLICAN TIcKET.--The Republicans
of Talbot county on.Tuesday week met at
Easton and made the following nomlna-
tons For Clerk Of the Circuit Court
II. Clay Dodson, of St. Michaels for
Register of Will-Daniel Hope, OF Sharp's
Island Light House for scnator-iames
NJ. Cowgirl. Of Easton Districts for the
House of Delegates-Henrv II. Colds
borough. Of Easton, and VIM. II. Val
liant. Of Trappe; for Sheriir-Nchimiah e.
Fiizjarrell, Of Chapel for Commissioners
John c. Bartlett, of Trapre, Il. B.
beaverton, of Trappe, and Edward Y.
Davis, of Chapel for surveyor James
4. Small, of Trappe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

FELL DEAp.-A valuable mare belonging
to Mr.. VIM. Collins. suddenly fell dead
Friday week rs it was being brought
out oi the stables OF Measrs. Underwood
and Hanson, Fourth street below King.
The animal had been aiing through tie
Mhnln naN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

PENINsULAR PRoDUoTs. - During the
month of August, thirteen thousand bal
rels of sweet potatoes were shipped from
Onancock, and during last week over five
thousand barrels we're shipped from the
same place. This is but the beginning
of the sales. These potatoes have been
bringing about "a per barrel-aggregating
over So. 600.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

Loss OF HoRsEs. - AS Mr.. John A.
Downes was coming to town on Tuesday
morning, and when within few yards OF
the town limits, his horse fell dead to his
carriage. Mr.. John E. Cole. residing
near Ruthsburg, lost a valuable mare
(yalued at 5000 last week with the
secures. Mr.. Woodford, the mail con-
tractor, lost horse on Friday last with
the same disease. This is the fourth
horse Mr.. W. has lost this season.-Ceii-
treUille Citizen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

EASTERN VIRGtNIAN.-NVe have inst re-
eeived the second number Of tie Eastern
lished at Onancock. Accomac county. Va.
hy the former editor and publisher Of the
Crisheld Leader. The pAper seems 80 be
well supported, but deserves all the patron
age IL upfa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

BAsE BALL.-A match game Of Base Ball
was played on saturday last on the grounds
at McDowellville bf tween the Keystone Of
this city, and the Quiekstep, Of Elkton.
Nd, which resulted In the following score
Keystone -, Quickstepl 10. Umpire, Andrew
McMenamin scorers, James Manly for the
Quickstep, and A. X. Henry for the Key
stone. Time of game q houls.
A game of base ball was played at New.
ark on saturday between the Diamond
state and Agile clubs. which resulted IN
favor nf the Diamond state by score OF
25 to 10.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

INFORMATION Ahnut Sen. sfh
woman named Julia O'Nqra about re-
Years old. left her home m West Chester
and has not heen heard Of since. II is SUP
nosed she is somewhat ahsert.minded.
Thomas Kane elsewhere advertisas for in
formation concerning her, which he wishes
sent to West Chester. Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

A REMARKABLE SrRINg.-Ahout half
mule above kimhettOn. this county, there
arises spring known under the appropriate
name of Royal Spring. OF its great
force and volume of water is what we
claim for It as remarkable, some Idea OF
its force may be better imagined from the
fact of the stream being only one and 4
quarter miles FROM Its spring head to where
II empties into the French creek. below the
above named village, in which distance II
furnishes motive power for no less than four
SAW and gri5t mills One of these mills.
the property of Henry HuckwAlter. Is sit
uated one huusred and twenty wards from
the spring head, and the, force OF water is
sufficient even there to turn "a fourteen
feet over shot wheel with all the
power desired. The water arises
At its head eighteen inches wide and four
teen inches deep, and il driven out of the
bowels of the earth with q force suggestive
Of some huge, powerful pump, than other
wise.
The other mills are located below. between
the village and the confluence of the spring
with the waters of French Creek. such "a
spring is certainly a marvel OF natural won
der, and is well worth "a visit from any one
TO see its vigorous hOw.-HeN Chester Ne~s.
CHE7rER COUNTY MuR.-The West Ohes.
ter Rtcorf published tabulated statement
of the number ni quarts of milk sent from
the stations named on the following roads
during the luouth of August. II is An item
OF much interest as well AS OF much money
to the shipuere.
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CURVATURE .-D vENIvIt
A BEL NDN.


No. 40 King street. above Fourth. Wllmtnst,n
ItltWHfe
We respectfully inform theciiizens " WHINING
ton aui surrounding cnH utrf that we G nj hue 10
inlhniactur. IN teep ou hand az orr larg@Aud
Tong efta' iiHhrd W4rnrutIrs fniuiturr Of py.rv
vtri. ty aud style, consisting " uahogauv. to...
wood fut walnut furniture. suitable for par..r
% nR 'funlu ud thaiuhfr u-e- On tsAufitnti L
OF 90 ultnre #. b. large aud VARIED 4H cam iNd
in the - "a" ~ d. lHwHtn sad .li articles sul1 B..
scented ta,lv
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-20

yVmmpo7os = wEsTERg RAlLROAD

NTTnMIEGTON & WESTERN RAILROAD
w TIME TABLE go,
Spring Arrangement, Commencing ABrtt'
ave wilTins on 56o' lo44oAs ss%PM
4ys 4 !, T b9 s sps 5S 4 y IN 97SSfa
C0NNEgT IONS-qrains leaving wilmington /
at 10 iOA. A. with train leaving PtiiHdelphis a.
ware =. Il, trln arriving at 10 10 A. ~.
Train leaving Wilmington at 70 ?. NJ cor
aeeis with tram leaving P iladelphis At P y
TRAIN arriving at W lming0n AZ 90 A. ID
with Train flr Philadelphia a. S l0A NJ.
Tram ;Triyiggg a ~il1maiaB''SS at LOO VIII
Train irrivigg 70 wllnipg on a. 5n
viii train flr Ba tim0re and washington a. ~
p " with ira o fr Philadelphia aud Ne"
YORK at 81 T N. aud with Delaware H.
ontsaa oF Horts or sr'pAy rRAiSs
Trains vii an t1nd y oaly a. lows" ,o
Leave Ism euh'rs, J. ~ d m. AID ~ pm
AitiVe y i'mi .t"n, v %. .. IN. ttd p % D.
fasstcii .e..-'fifaa l sg wlaDiust6 q
%. o. t,a.a ~ iv ffnm = b adel.
ttN 2l a.w ram a,rNint I tlW'n '..
Ht . 50 D. u wuh TIA for F-ilHdeiphla, leaN-
amuious connections between w. a w. ene
pai'v'.1 rAvlp CoNNBLDsrrt
ytrlLNiNgTu IA mo X. X. ---snmmsi
" rr4n4-na On SUD aflei -uADAf,
June q. s7A passenger rains viii ran ~ fnll Tvs
nave Ser by ID srAiloS7. leave s'sihMarc
fal NV fFa ~
u Il 2 .i.::i..::.... 4; ~ ="
ia, 90 ketairg. ~ tuc ,,,
SIND TRAlH Lave nortnwar Wi
mif ptu E 50 o. INK rhsdt's Iord ~ a. mi
/ toHt .- 'lis lluia 90 leHve southw rt-Voe.rs
siii, og.mi Chadd Fora .ep r. ,
m'rgt q m y m. sunday tra M VII .i1r 10
q lace geo Ipd o. un fu-feH EHrt ui ~ ben
,'sk-n, apd CONNECTS g.. "n "Ai'ra Ahu
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-02-05

Is there any means of@warding off
or keeping at bay this enemy? The
only ones -known~are cleanliness, -ven-
tila,ion and care Of the health. There
is no prophylactic.
The best remedies for family use,
until . physician can be obtained, is
the warm bath-Enemuta -poultices
to the back of neck, and small OPT
ate.
That l may not be thought to be
an alarmist, I will mention that l
have seen in tho last stages negro
child with tetanic contraction Of the
muscles Of the neck aud back, the
eyes crossed, and evident cfusion
within the Uranium and although it
continued to muse, was in evident
pain when touched. This case occur
red on the outskirts Of the village.
T have also seen, four miles from
|Abbevile, a white child: about two
years old, presenting great tenderness
of the skin, increased heat, and evil
dent headache. The negro child died,
the white had improved when last
seen. MEDlCGo.