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MALE HIGH SCHOOL,
Monday, sept. sth, 1873,

Monday sept. Sth, 1873,
Under the direction of
PROF. a. q. HILL, A M, Of the Nlr-
ginia Military Institute and the University
of Virginia. assisted by
Prof. JOHN SLOANE REEEEkRR. a.
VI, of Granville College, who has had TWEEN
ty five years experience as a teacher in this
state: and
DIR. WV. a. SMITH. of the Universities
of Virginia and Nashville.
Arrangements are also being made for
ODpniu1 n
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GOING SOUTH comc,t4 at MONTGOMERY
Tor all principal points boo the SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST ~ SOUTHWEST
GOING NORTH, connect. ai NASHVILLE
with THROUGH CARS tor MEMPHIS.
and at IOI. ISVILLF. tor
CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO
ST..LOUlS, KANSAS CITY, OMAHA,
CLLyEIAN
FALLS, PHILADELPHIA, WASHlNGrUN
BALTIMORE, NEW WORK,
BOSTON, and all principal CT u u,,
NORTH, EAST f. wEsC
Pull Imam PALACE SLEEPlNSCARS
attached to oil night trains which run
through from LOUISVILLE ~ MOBILE
and NEW ORLEANS.
via Montgomery, aud vice versa,
without change.
Passengers going North over This line lHi. JUu
privilege Of stopping over ~
MONMOUTH GAVE.
the greatest Of natural cuuoaiups. and fr.
sumo their journey o. pleasure.
Through Tickets and Baggage thrcks can hr
procured at all principal Ticket Offices boo
The South. q. n AtmOTc.
Gen. Ias.r Ag.I
w. %. KIng.
Gen Ticket Ag't, Louisville. by.
May 20.
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4 DMI NISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

N
Having qualified as Administrator of the
estate of I. A. Thompson, decd, in the
place of A. n. Akin, resigned. | hereby
notify all parties indebted to the estate to
come forward and make settlement, and
those having claims against it to file them
within the time prescribed by law.
ALBERT w. STOCKELL,
Sep. DIT. Administrator.
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100 head of good Hogs, to fatten on
shares. Apply before the 10Th.
r. e. GORDON.
Cross Bridges, Sept. 5, 1S75-1t.
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COL UHTBIA
Male High School.

HAVING purchased the grounds and
buildings formerly known as the Tennessee
Conference Female College, in Columbia.
for many years under the charge of the Key.
J. O. Church, il gives us pleasure TO an
nounce that the property is being thorough
~ repaired and rCfuTnished ana viii be
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BOARD with Furnished Rooms and TUT
I'D ton througho ut the Literary Department
including Ancient Languages AIS 90
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COjJRT PROCLAMATiON.

UTbereas the lion. J. e. BrcHsR, prsd
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
and Mifiin aud J. @. L. Shindsl and
George G. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
pveceipt hearing. date the the .t'h da,
~ April A. u. 1873. 10 me directed fci
the holding OF an Orphans court, n court
Of Common Pleas, court OF Oyer and Ter.
miner and General conrt Of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the resce at Middlcburg. for the
county Of Snyder, on the i'h Monday the
ing the 26,h day Of May, 1881 aud
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given TO tie
Coroner. Justice Of the Peace aud Consia
bles in an for the county Of Snyder. 10 ap-
pear In their proper person Sith their roll,
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrances to do those thing,
which OF their offices and In their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting In behalf Of the Common
veal h against any person or persons are
required TO he then and there attending
and not departing without leave at thci'
peril. Justices are requested to he punct
ual In their attendance NJ the appoint cd
time agrceably TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal NJ thu
Sherifs office in Middlebure, the Gath lay
OF Apr A. D., o 'e THOUSAND eight hundred
aud seventy tbrc'.
DA IEL RoLeNprR. Sheriff.
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DESNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Eigh. trims Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Psttsbursh, and
Two tra'us Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Exceptcd.)

ON Avn AFTER MONDAY NOV
90, ,o,, a.. p,ss.n,cr Tr,;,.
io'u' ,o' wv n-,,..a Cou,r.nv
o. oil, ,ns .,.nsr, s;om ,,,,r;shurs and arrive
''"' EASTWARD
a. php,ac,nhin n,tS.rres,lenye, liar.
..' d.Iw fe,cer, Monday at 2 35
'roa a .rr;;.. m Mes, pbilsde,phis a,
q ao m
nsr..,,;n. ,c,ye, Harrisburg daily
80, u.na.yi a. az q, m and nrriye,
MIL. ,nhi, a, So5,n.
= s,,'.->,, ali pr.in le.ye, Harrisburg dai.
l., 800, "u" S,rtsv, N : AZ, n m and ar.
49,, p.nads,n,;a ia n, II pu,n m.
Nv" 'n AZ C;m.;nna,i Ey,rs.. lenyes liar.
.,,h,ro d,ily a, no i5o m and arrives q,
w.. ,s".'s n, NJ. i,,nh,a n, q az m.
~ s."p.e;sc E,nre,s Ieay,s Harris.
~ :. AZ ,.I ,rr;vr, a,
NJ, ni.;i,as,,hi, ,, a lO n m.
ecoIp,mira .Exrre.s leaves H,rrisbu, 8
Ja;Iv NJ vIwp m and arrives at West Phil.
aSsi,si, Nj q DO n m ICxc.pt Sundayl
"'s' sts"',,sr,Sburv decentralization leave.
a,rrsh.rs a, S5p m and arrives a,
nhilade,nbl. at o 40 n IN.
> hoNII.rc,s,er Train. via Noun, Joy
go. o. U.rr,sSrry d.iiy iosesot sunday
ho IN .nJ arrives At West Phi,sdel.
mia a, ~ 4Opm'
-, we. ,, -. p,;.
soIhrle las' "' 49, s.,,d,.,
leaves harr'sou't u"ny .S,fS AZ
o ao-Lr,e MAJ, we Tes, NV N ;v;.a 80, y,
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THE Al piss for Nav 10 tho most brii,ispt mum.
her o this superb muK'zine ever issued II open.
with . nagniicent IN ,iins picture, The Lee
erai consert, at ID. toad Of the t,riho painters
10 AmoricA, and who has nevc' done shythinx o.
fine IS this AtawinE. Tho fury u th. wind. sud
waters that hsveuriven the 20 I'd ship fr,tn her
course "A the tefrioie lee shoie 10 rendered with
wonderful breAith andy gor, aud viyidlv rec tlls
stbe destruction Of tn" 'iil-fsted A'ia1tic. We
turn from thfs ar.1d ul o. usxIe ~ the elements
oi adeiirfoss drawing after the original Of Monst'
not Il 10 entitiei Unhid len Quests" and re.
presents group OF kittens - the tAhN OF an
Spicure and making hsyo, among the dish' =, &c.
with great iut..l i.ence and Independence. sub
scriptioa price kS In 'luding Chrome. Village
Bell" and "Crosslng tie Mors.' JAM SUIT
tou l. TO-. Publishers, ss Maiden Lane, New
York.
ENvRRPanE IN BusISEss.-We like enter
prise, and we know OF no class Of business n
dlsuis siag M . of Il tn "a the new wspaper pub
ii.hsrs Of hme. lea. Tee pubIishefs OF Or n
FIa.sIDg FRtxND. Chicago, announce this week
ia ou- c.lu nns, their -eooni Auuai Uistribut uttIu
At premiums, 20 subsrri s's. l's success NAV IL,
no slight dc iroe be attributed To Its method Of
dist ibu;inx premiums which 10 permanen' with
this paper being he'd Annually. Its distribution
last iearg vsweperai satista ition Their list OF
Tor 1873 premium thsr iu cash ''r zone one OF
the valuable articles mentioned Ia the list. We
chserfuliy rscom uend the paper, Our 70 ,der.
n.sd have no doubts - " their heing fairly deai
with.
ing full pArtieuArs may be had BY addrr "a
iux the Pu ).ishsrs chicago.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Kunkvis Bitter Wine of Iron

KUNeELs BITTER WINE or IRON
will effec,usily cure all diseases arising
from a disordered liver and rtcming. sncb
~ constipation. fstulence. inward piles.
fullpcss Of blood 10 the head, scidity ofthe
stomach. nausea. heartburn. disgust for
food. fuiness or weight In the stomach.
sinking or autiefins 4, the pit Of the s'em-
ach, swimming at the head, hurried or DIFF.
icu,, breathing. autterine At the heart.
choking or sutfoca,ing srnsaiions when In
a lying posture, dimness of vision. &C.,
Price 81. per bottle. Il. r. Knnkel. pro.
pricior. Depot. 2j9 North 9th ST.. below
Vine. philadelphia. Ask for Kunkers
Bitter Wine OF iron. adk take no other. II
your Druggist has II not. scod 81 to my
Address. and the medicine. with free ad.
vice. will be sent to you at once; direct ss
above.
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txposraSr 70 SuPsevfsoRs.--A case Was
reten'iy tried In Sullivan county which is
interesting to road supervisors. The Pryss
and Standard sites The points Involved a.
follows.
The suit Of James A. Johnson ~. the
Of Hillsefove. excited cousijers-
BILE interest IN court last week, and Is Of
some Interest 10 townships aud township
officers generally Throughout the county
Johnson was hauling . load OF hay from
glhland 10 Hiliserove. and when driving
along the dugvsy near Charles SHELLS was
upset. His leg Was broken and he also
received other injuries. lie sued the town.
ship for damages. and u was shown In the
evidence that there was = siding rock In
the road. which could be driven over In
safety with light loads, but was not entire.
y tsfe for top-heAvy loads. In defence.
the township alleged that the load Of hay
had esgeed TO one side, which was the
cause Of the sccident. ,Afier q trial, which
occupied three days. the jury brought In q
verdict Of seven hundred and sixiy-six
dollars and sixiy six cents agains, the
township.
There are doubtless many places In our
public roads as bad as that road was in
Hi,i.grove. and our supervisors and com
missioners will do we'll 10 take warning
and use the public money In their control
With promptncss and TO the best sdvan-
tsgc.
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Sherif's Sale.

Dy virtue ofa writ of Vend. Ex. x.iss'I.
- ed out OF the Court OF Common flcns oi
SNYDER coIuty, Ps., and u me ditoeNi wiz 70
,xpo.,d to Public Sal, ut th' court hou's !"
Mildleburg, on
Saturday. May i7ti, 1878
q. 10 o'c'o Il n. IN. the following Real Estate 10
wit. A cert Tin msssuasc or
FRA or or l. 4 N ID
situate in Reaycr township, Snyder county, Pa:
bnupd.d as follows to wn; hast by land of
phIllp Sr,i.h south sud West by land of Ensle
A Shnck on the Ns<th by land OF John Ee''
erolf, wherein 10 erected q TWO STORY
HOU USE AND ST A II l. +
anil other on outbuiidinrs, containing TEN ACRES
moro or less. Seis-d t.ken in .x-cntio u and 10
b, sold as the property of simon Stpe..
DANIEL BOGENpER.
April 18th, 1879. SHIELD
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FRU,, AZ oRNAMENrALi

A complete ssss,sn sss Of s-ndsrd ~ d
Dwsff AppIes. Pesvs, Peaches. piams sibc
risu cvshs. Apriccss. and Ncctarines .
Grapes. Csrrssss, 0sosberries. Raspber-
rice, 1lektsvrtse. ,AseassGus. khwesrb.
Mats, Shade ssd Ornamental Trees.
Hardy F,owsrine ssd Ciiub'se shrs~s,
Hedge Plants. &c. Esslsse ssassp fer Cat.
slseus and Priced List. 81. ~ ...e,
EDw'D 8. EVANS 4 CO, IA,
Esrsrymsn osd &sd~es, York, r.
Mar. PITS Sw, .
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Bra~e-, John W. Bingamsn. John y. smith,
7 Fret. II ,fnagir, Usn'e' Hing maui Beavo
H. ees, los ph Hiiucs, M"sru krehb-, I. h,d
wsxr,r, P,ui kn.pg Chaninan, Frederick Z
Ret or, Jacob z rtl ~ William l.. dunn -
,,snt -. Iyru. Mars; Franklin. i.esbet lsch'
man. Morris ErI.y, Adm, Reubingcr, Thomas
bow =; jackson, Iohn Smith Y. Henry Wagner;
Mo.ro, Jacob lie, dri ,ks iohn Schvch, Niiii.n'
w. Hell, vii lam. stahl, Middlrrs,a, samuel ".
RrE.i; NJ ddicburg. sujamin ia, hn IN; Pour,
n than Jarrett John p Fisher, u'd.on Cor
do, isry, Iscob Rathf'n, Jacob Aroosa,t
David araybili. J hn q rion; S'iinsgrovo. =
Jamcs rawi.np Joan Is. fotkler; Union, John
shol y, Jacob u irn.; wsshln tn pstirl -
than Arb Xsst.
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DIED.


IA s1hn.sroy., Arm 90, sn. resss nsis'Is.
liss. & y is.as @ .Isss:,. Int ssss bout b y.srs.
,s. =: .s az K I.s siy =:
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CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Tho only trains stoppln at Seiinsgtovs ar,
the mail nor'h = % p IN Fast Limo north at 6a9
m. aud mall south at II lpain
Ell. =. YOUNa. Gsn. Pass. AIT
A. r. FISkE, Den. Supt.
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=. Beware Of countorfeltsl
JOB MOSES sIn n1HnftShiEErs

ere ssfsnssssir cooHSunsBirap. DhhoWssf DvvT.
s,si: :"sss.o, % s.aiss ee.ri.cst g vs. l,.si.r
q sseh yaeksse. <Hofhers seorfhiss 1sssfafoss
Tbs cnHuiHs Pills are unfs6ling IN the cure Of ali
female constitution 10 subject. They modera's all
exeesses and rouovs ell obs<ueuons, from what
TO NfARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suited. They viii In q shors
and although very powerful. coatsin nothing hert.
n to the eoo.ttut{ou: In all csses Of kerycus snd
SPINAL Affections, Pains In the Back and Limbs,
Fatigue siiSht ererticn. Palpitation Of the hear
Hy:,ssiss and wsi,.s s5.3 VI, effect cur. .hs1
each .psckaG. sivs full directions and advice, or
yill Be sent 6ss " all writing for them. sealed
N. I'm all csses where ths osrvyrs cannot Be
obtainsd. Ons Dollar enclosed to tito Roie Propre.
tyr, JOB MOSES, 10 CortlAndt st.. New York, sill
insure Q bottle OF the genuine containing Yiny
PILLS, BY return mail, ssessSfv sssisl from any
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Jury LlsT-MAY TERM, 1873.


Deavcr, Harry Miller, Harrison Sw'rtz, Isna
Krrbbs; lie 'vcr Wet. -amue' Wiani, ..ohn
lin, ia oh fsl.niy, Jact SOL, Uehry M",rr; Mon
10, .iohi Goo, or, John y. tiotrn .teio. l aac X
II items eiu; y. rry, wi,liam All ogst; P'rr'
West, Thoiuas sbeiifnhotgeri ei"ssrov.
-. Hol.ns.; Upitn George Gausrr. eh Stahl
Samu.l Scho'l; wasbi,.ton, Peter b. he'gi'
william Meyer.
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Jrsssess % ~ pucs.--fks ssno~ise
naned eentiemen we're e,scted jussicss 81
the peAce. fcv the several dIsiriets. ~ the
iste spsire election. vis 1. fsssc n Ulsb.
West Beaver I. I. Mohbeck. Beaver John
X Hugh - and John ". 0smberline Of
Pesnst C. 2! Haata Of wsshinston. and
nAatef Beaver Of Monroe. They are all
glnilsnas sfiAtskniy ssd fully competent
q perform all the daties u their oiBes.
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Ac "a WIT = ssr e.. q ssS. x:; n,
der.
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ws.r Ss.r, s:nxr:s. J.S:nl,: .U,.ni:S NAG q a.
4 cIub gay where - ycu cav this, Jsin b.
Atdsp, pubiiShsr Chi esgc.
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PHILADELPHIA & ERI! RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

In and After MONDAY OCT. 81. 1872
he trains on the philalelptia & Erie Rail
Road will run as fUlloM.:
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN, leavs philadclphia II 40 p m
" - Sunhury g 3On m
arr at Erie 755 pm
ERIE EXPRESS leaves rhilss. II in,pm
&" :" " Sudbury OF pm
nrr nt Eric I5s N
ELMiRA NAIL leaves rhiI"s sdosm
arr At Lock Haven 735 p m
NIAGARA EXPRESS leaves Phils. : 3Dam
&" supsrry IL 4G p m
" arr at Reneva S5 p N
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Bv'e. lia5am
=" " Suubury II 45a IN
d" arr at Phila'a 6 55 = m
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie. eo5 p IN
q Snipury . 80 n m
s-r at Philadelphia $50 T IN
ELMlRA MAIL leaves Lock Haven : 45 a IN
- Sunbury II 90 M
" arr d, Pbilaa COO p m
NIAGARA EsVresss LEAFS Rcnova 325p m
Sunhury u l0P III
" arr Of Phila's 230n m
Mail East connects east and west st Eric
with l.. S. 4 NJ. s. Il. W and at Cory and
Iryineton with Oil Coeek and Allegheny
r. r. W,
Mail West with west hound trains on l..
s, & NJ. s. II. W. and Al lvington with Oil
Creek and Allegheny Il. R.N.
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In and After MONDAY OCT c7. 1872
he trains on the phi,alelptia & Erie Rail
Road will run as fUlloSs:
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T,RIAL Llsr-MAy TERM. 1878.

Darrell r. Rcycr. sssisncp nc. " Augu s,as
sehroysr 4 90. ys n Meyer, notice A simpson
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sa-rrsins viii stop a ststt n, marked ~
'"' " P.r SMITH. supe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
MIGRATORY RATS.

A late number Of Temple Bar gives a curious
and picturesque account of the migrations Of the
little animal called the "Lemming," a small rat
like creature of sarth-burrowing habits. which
muliplies With great rApidity. At intervals of ten
or twelve years, a part Of the colony assemble in
solid phalanx, somewhat as bees swarm, and
commence a migration; not however to seek
fresh fields and pastures new, but to march in a
direct line, straight as arrow regardless of all
obstaeles to the nearest ssashore, where they
throw themselves inte the waves, and are drown
ed in such numbers that their bodies thrown up
by the tide. lie for miles putrefyiDg along the
shore.
The Temple Bar article assumes that these
most singular migrators are, upon these
occasions, voluntary martyrs to relieve
the surplus population at home an army
of heroic Curtii, sacrificing themselves to the
good of the commonwealth by last leap to
death. But this would DO too much to ask of
surplus pauperage or overteeming agriculture
labor, "lSt alone rats. There would surely
be some Joseph Arch among the LemmingS who
would spy cut fresh settlement for them in
some of the fruitful valleys they pass on their
way 30 the sea. Rather may We suppose they
have the blood Of ancient soaking rats in Their
veins. and are moved to seek the briny deep by
such mysterious impulse as moves lads to leave
comfortable homes that they may serve as cabin
boys, forsAking the dull safety of the land for
life Of dagger and adventure on the tumbling
main.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
IRON our Third Edition, of Saturday.
Masonic Hall 90.

ANNuAI MEETING, THIS AFT TERNooN-RRPoRTs OF
THE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER.
At2 o'clock, this afternoon, the stockholders
of the Masonic Hall Co. met in annual session
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of other business which
might be brought before them.
The annual report OF the President, George G
Lobdell. Esq was read, as follows
For the receipts and expenses for the past
wear you are respectfully referred to the report OF
Inc Treasurer During the year "a 329 have been
collected by suit from delinquent subscribers,
Ieaying @l224 so still due but small portion OF
which sum can be collected.
We have been unable to procure the statuary
for the front of the building at satisfactory
price. All the rooms, except three small ones,
are rented, and nearly all provided with the nee
essary apparatus fer heating with steam, and y
| ia not anticipated that any considerable amount
will be required for that purpose during the com
| ing year.
The building is in thorough repair, the rool
i having been painted during the last season, anc
consequently the amount necessary TO De eX
pended for painting and repairs for the coming
| year will not be large.
ON account of the panic, the receipts iron
the auditorium for the remainder OF the seasoi
NAV be lessened Should, however, it be occu
med as often as it has been during the hrs
part Of the season, the receipts fror
This source for the coming year will be equal t.
that OF the past year, and the receipts from rel
| will be about the same.
| The annual report of the Treasurer, t. j. Law
| son, ESQ was submitted for inspection, as 10
lows:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
WELLINGTON, DELI
Monday Afternoon Decs 2o.
TIE "ENKMY OF TEE RKPUBLICAE PAR
TVD


We were quite prepared, When We pointed out
the services which Euery Ecening has been per-
forming for the Democratic eauss'in Delaware,
for an Celebrate and vehement attempt to parry
the force of the statement We therefore md
nothing In the long article in the Saturday issue
Of that journal especially calling for our notice.
1t contains many Virtuous protsstations, several
manifest inaccuracies, . number Of disreputable
innuendoss, and the customary impeachment OF
the CoHxERotGI.'s "motivsan-All of which, being
read avail nothing against the patent fact that
Every Evening has been psrsistently publishing
personal details, involving various members OF
the Republican party, and calculated to extend
and irritate such differences OF opinion, OF
breaches Of feeling, as might exist among
them, thus weakening the harmonious rela-
tions with which the Republicans should
confront their opponents, and doing ths
work Of the latter better than they could do il
themselves. As an instance Of this, We need
only point out the manner in which Gr, Har
rington was dragged by Ecery EUening into
public controversy, the Occurrences OF which lie
publisans generally regretted. That newspaper
desiring evidently to deepen and widen dlnsr
snce sent reporter to interview" Mr. Harring
ton, draw out his private opinions, and the
spread them before the public the whole bein
thus an exact example of the persistent efforts t
stir up strife, to which we have been obliged
call attention.
Avoiding any dispute, therefore, over all the m
nor and unesssntial points which prolons Ecer
Erening' reply. We content ourselves with hole
ing it up to the public on the essential question
We desire, simply, to put the Republican pari
on it's guard against those who seek to di'coy'
and inname differences in its ranks, and SIM
Every Eoeniag has especially contributed
that result it demanded notice. We do not In
pugn its motives, We do not question its Eincsl
ty; but we simply say that it has been doir
Senator Baysrd's work, and that unless Repu
licans wish to have another Democratic egl
lature-without which, Of course, he could n
be elected-they should withhold every eli
of approval from efforts so misehievous to th'
principles and desires. Net only do they pref
not to return Mr.. Bayard to the Senate, but tn
demand Reform in State affairs, such as cam
be had from Legislature Of his friends. Eve
effort by Every Euening to SOW discord amo
Republicans and every one Of its moVemsl
having that effect-whether go intended or l
lis grist carried to the Democratic mill a
an impedimsnt to all measures OF State Refor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Spettal zioltcEs.
Facts for tho People

As the virtues OF medicines can only b. eEoer-
tained by careful observation 1t is TO be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by some
physicians should retain place ia our Materia
Mediea. As an instance OF this, that vile drug
Basam Copaiba, furnishes an example. About the
year 1890, the spanisrds in the island of San Do
mingo having become aflicted with certain COM
plants. thought, according to the prevailing notion
at that tinle that the remedy might be found whera
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam Copaiba came into use but never has nan.
seating drug done more injury, for 1t not only
changes the nature OF the disease TO more dread
full state than the original but 1t ruins the tone o
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in It's wers
for1ns. TO av0d this drug and It's effects the SA-
MARITAE's GIFT, purely Vegetables Remedy, ii
within the reach OF al Only ten pills to be taken
and Will cure every Zine ia from Two 70 four days
Male packages, 81; female, 50.
SOLD by E. Bringhurst & Co, Sixth and Market
L. McInal Second and Market Wilmington, De-.
and by Druggists generally. JeI-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

Caleb Cushing's appointment as Minister to
Spain is a strong one, and soems to give gener-
al satisfaction, except to those who have been
clAmoring forl war, and thirsting to see blood
spillsd-by somebody else than themselves
however. The New York Times says Mr.. oush,
log twill represent his country with efficiency
aud dignity" and the World is moved to praise
the Administration, for once.