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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-01
yoSEPH BENNETT.
PROPOSAL OF THE MINERAL POINT
COMMITTEE.

! PROPOSAL DE 11L Nif i4I'Ab iNi-'A
COMMITTEE.
The committee representing the taS~
nayers Of the city of Mineral Point pro-
nose to the County Board, as fair set
| dement, OF the difference between said
city and the County Board: That a
county order be issued to the credit OF
the city. To the amount Of the levy made
on SAID city, "a is represented by the
mistake Of two hundred thousand do!~
lar-, said county order to be pacee IN
tue hands OF the County Treasurer, and
by him carried to the credit of said city,
on its taxes.
,IoHN J, Ross,
! f"r.Ip ALLEN,
j. II NlylAs.
Adopted on motion of NanDusen.
Mr.. Bennett moved to entertain
miscellaneous business. Lost,
Mr.. Robinson moved to entertain
miscellaneous business, which pre-
vailed.
On motion of Or. Van Dusen,
board proceeded to appoint Fund
! Commissioner in place Of Mr. Gun
| dry, who declined.
On motion Of Bennett, John j.
Ross Was appointed as said com
missioner.
On motion Of Mcigs, the bonds
of the Fund Commissioners were
fixed ut fifty thousand dollars each.
The following resolution was in
trolnced and adopted on motion of
Meigs.:
Rssolrea, BY the Comfy Board of 81.
pery ,ors of Iowa county, Wis, that
WAsK@As, a certain resolution was
alopted by this board at its session on
The l0sa Of January, 1873, authorizing
the county treasurer and clerk Of said
county 10 permit any person or persons
to purchase or redeem any and all GER
t hcates on hand in tho county treasur-
crS Office belonging 20 said county; and
WuEHE,s, Said resolution expires on
the lO1h day of January, 1874 there
fore be it resolved by this board thar
said resolution be, and the same is,
hereby eXte Rlet for one year from said
lOth Jay or January, 1914
Or. Ven Dusen in the chair.
Mr.. Spen,ley presented the fol-
lowing communication, and asked
that the same be spread upon the
Journal and published Herewith:
MINERAL Poi>r, Wis, Dec. -, '73.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of !o,cu coanty Wis:
GENTLEMEN: Among the malicious
GOSSIP lately circulated about us as
your attorneys IN the bond suits, is the
one that we have over charged you for
our services which, ii true, reflects on
you for having allowed is 10 show how
little Foundation there ~ tor this and
tho rest OF the gossip Is equally un-
reasonable, or else totally ialse-we
submit the following:
Gar first connection with the cennty
bond snits vas in February, 1850, when
We yere employed 10 nsSls, in torecos-
ia. the county mortgage on the railroad,
tac terms beng that we Were only To
! hNve our actual expenses, unless sue
| ccstai III the 5uit it successful NO were
/ g. have ~ reasonable lee. From ths
! time unit June, i>69, oar best attention
! was given 10 that suit During wears
/ and ! months an Immense AmOunt 81
! labor MAS performed 10y Us IN that snlt
/ brinL -uccess.ul IN the circuit court, tut
/ were defeated IN the supreme court -
! Tor all ,hIs service we only received our
actual expenses, and never received or
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-01

II VIZ nr,ry
WN R,iSop,uGg
-" t,utv.ny.
d iiUNDr..r
louN JAMES,
kEARToS COATES
CnAs. PAUL..
Called ia orier hv the chairman
IT . o'c,o.ly - m Roll called All
.......... ...... ..,-..,,.4 ,J;,,,,,,,,.
'"l'0i 'i'''' i-'.''''' '-'' u ''''''''
The chairman presented the iol-
r,ry AN N,>', PR Doc - -
IL >, c,.,., W. ........., ~.
''o"' '''
""'9 y
SIR;-At meeting OF the TAX payers
OF thIS cry, heil IN the NHl mat III
this city, on tue evening 81 IhursdHy
Dee. lltA, h'Elhg under consideration
tue question o, ,"Xe7' "hV "Hether I"
pay them or ehlo'n 'her eoi'Gc''oh' lhe
iollowIn1 resolution was passed
Eeso(ted, That committee OF I'VE be
appointed to confer rilh ne county
Board, To induce sHch "hc"i actioh a.
VIII satisfy Tue taxpayers ot thls ct'y
'n'' Wv op"",' ',o''' n'a en- W t hn
LnS, Io~,sI IN ,hn ,,iyt,Ee n,,la NV tba
board Of eonnligation in eaaaiizing the
assessment Of this city, ANA report to q
future meeting of tho lax payers; that
II the report Of that committee be salts
factory, we the tax payers VI tAis CliF,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-01

To travelling expenses 81 self and committee
10 New York advanced 10y ". /. heurY,
for H i,.,,,',t Nr's'' D'D's''' van '@ 4ooo6
"a palmer, Hooker and Ptkin, attorneys at 90
hilSAukee a, ,r
- clerks fees :, On
T. wines, fee a. *
TO costs kilograms and printing =, "2
To u = CONS and Maraiial's les '' 70
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\ Walking Advertisement.
Tf.rs4vnss. ..t.ttrs..s D.


DR. r V. PIERCE, Buff l1 N. A.;
psar ST. am wal ing advertisement fof your
Golden Medical Discovery, IA gltlRe Pellets and
pr. sage Caasrh Epm-iy. they havius cured me
of Catar Of nine airs standing which was SO
hAe that Il sigufcj my nose amt while curing 1t,
your medicine hl curl me OF Asthma no Us worst
and most aggravated fonu Bsflre us ng your medi-
dreh ana hfiy-ive 'oone hn dfsdund lt,en pounds
and nOA weigh one hundred and six 1.-TWO pounds
and ain in hrfler health Than haze enjoyed Tor
twenty years.
ours truly j. l. 7 lfNSDEN
The above is hlr d fair sample OF hlndiels uf let
tegs which afc received ty pr. iciee. aui DO the
face Of such evidence VINO can lnn or d1uht That
M Doctor medicines cure the worst cases OF
Chronic Ctilrih.
THE GtEAW F.NnBI T. WITH THE l. DIES
eak, tla., write, sept lGth, ISIS follows: " Dr.
q, Y. pierct, Buffalo, y. N.-Nogr Gotten Medical
Discovery ana PufHntye Pellets sell very largely
and give cHmplete satisfaction. as numbers OF nrr
Fafcrte Prescription II inief ihf goat FaFo.ltc
WIN The ladies', and numbers can SAY with luA thDf
u has saved them fro ekins our am SCRABBLE III or
meeting Win premature death, ana restored tlam
70 heath ami happiness
Thousands Of women Css Tile day uu which In.
10 Them. A single hlifll Aft % irFee delicate ASA
suite ine women inofe Tciai au nnLtAs OF tre H.
menl if0u ihrl iuniA phffit an In all OF those
atfAngcuanfs causing hlrk-aslH Afaueilg down
ereign cine ". US .01ihinEa q Nr.in, properties
renter 10 az the utmost vaus u lilies sHN fliG o. i'm
nj trlia foyer, runIe~ii ii uaH ion nlel rev. lln
AID i.- siicu tNtnlng az ci- isHi 20 correct dis
paermru el mlernal pai's, tl0 result Of " al
ness ol natural supp rt1. II is aHd A Hi an 90 SIS
'r Fl'fca pamphlet 90 d. peculiar goo No-
facn WEB Doe s ln' JOB any al SIS ga r. ce n of two
amps. Ad .rt IS d Hhott ua.iT-gi
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City Business 1t-.sirss


AUCTIOSEERs.
+ W. stdham Son. III &. 9TH strocl.
Joseph Il. Miller, sth and King stfsssA
BANkEHS 4 nnOkERa.
X. n. Robinson h 90 400 Market street
BARDEfS u HAIR DRESSER
A. Ashonbach, 900 Market street.
BELL RINGERS & Bill. PcsrYks
Geo. W, Jackson, 8 W. kth street
Howard o. Moore No 6, 4. Third street
BOOT 81 SHOE AiAKElss, and DR.Il
I. 2. Al AlssIsqsder. re gs NJ \, street
John + Mossl1S 1 On a 9nd Poplar stree'a
W. A. Turner 90. sl9 Market ,rset
CARPENTERS AND BTfi.utRs.
j. a Hiddock, shop Thorie bal Front Ras iats "a
j. r. D. Seeds, shop W Fourth nea, wost y a
CIGARS IL TOBACCO.
brisbane DeMainsille. n NAske' -tecet
Geo. A. Davis, ~ Slipey atraai
VIM II. Robinson, ilSle y 4th street.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. ~ JhwEIsRS
Q. l. Bush. corner Seventh and Market streets.
Preston Ayers, ie King street
j. o. MAa1oJ, ID ". an Esroot
COACH Il CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
YIN. Groom o.. 4 K DOR. sd and shipis5 street.
DRUGGISTS.
u r. Brlnshurst, 817 Market street
FLORISTS.
Tatnail Co., Delaware Avenue aud Jstssraou Stree,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas r. PluuInsr, ga Market street
Woollsy Van Trump, h0 Market ssrJst.
GENTS FChNIsiiING GnJDs.
James NJ. Watson a Son, "a Markst sttsst
" as. y MORGAN, t2i Market stroot
John y. DouKhtsD, AZ Market street
HATS, GAYS. SEC.
Hnkul walraysn, <al MARKET ss4est
william +. webb 81 u Ml sisS sttsst
HARDWARE.
JA14ss Bro, 2Di market street
IRON * STEEP.
Win Green 90, s. Ii. Sd Aad ssi.iplsy sltvst
LIVERY STABLES.
fstftcE Holland, & W. COZ bront aud Orange
Observation-Disclosures a. RRAukn
risa,d Doans N w 9Th etreot
7. McmonaEe, ID aud King stfest.
MERCHANT TAILOgs.
ueo. Gouert, 10 x. Fourth street.
Cyrun Stern. III Market atr-st
John IL Muhib4 us.ii, ti5 hing street,
aaiAr0l htiiet IT.. ~ Ma krt j, rerl
PAPER IiANGINGs. SHADES, 80
John II. Holt, "a and Market streets
PLUMBhhs AND Gas FfTT.RH.
". +. Giiiaspe, 40 W. ith stioeL
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
leyans Pennington, Almonds sdg., stb aud Nan
y. N Child DO, No, w. 7'h street
u. bra1es. "a AID ship!ey street,,
| A. II. GrimshAw. No. ". ID Slrooi
| y. u H,i NJ or NJ West STU street.
VIM Mcoauey 90, so Market strssi Wv
RESTAURANT n BILI.IARn noe,
Joaoph ralliasr, 5Oi and so1 aArka. ltrse,.
SEWING MACHINES.
| .irossr baker 4. 81. o., b1 king streal
Ne" American Sewing Machine, .te Market strsst
COEREE und TEA Dsnterr
Union Pacific Tea COMPANY, 5i2 Market street
UNDRRTAKRRs.
Thos j. Giles ri shirley street
K D. Young, 500 Market street.--tSeo Ad.l
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Rnardina.
70 ABIDING WITH DESIRABLE
10 rooms AZ Isl Sol WEST ST.
gartncysliu 4letifrs.

N0rlCE-DISSNLrTON OF PART
ing be,w en- j. !. McNuiicp and Joseph ii Seal in
ihe Irinster AMI Bag ago Express Business is this
dAy dissolved by mutual consent. Joseph H. Seal
VIII continue the busin IS.
J J MoNUfLEN,
! Il. SEAL.
November I'd, 1871. noviOGs
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The rec 1stls Of the Police Caurt This morning.
showed, not a single 'drunk' nor any other i'll
fraction Of the law, but SO unfortuuases were
accommodated with nights lodging. This is
large increase over that OF any other night
this season.
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Enst aud found.

r OST-A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTA-
~ Giles. between Ninth Street and Brandywne.
liberal reward will he paid finder II le a.
REV. EDWARD WILLIAMS.
Tnor1T-2t No II Ham lton Street
T. OST-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
NJ returning from West Church. along Eighth to
Shlplcy and shipley 10 Fifth Stree 8, child's An
tiqne LACE COLLAR,wiih small Gold Breast Pin at
tached. A suitable reward Will be paid II returned
to EDWARD H. RICE,
novl6-3t C'ner Fifth and Shipley streets.
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for 8fut.

LOR RENT - STALLS IN STAR
Il Cinh siah G, Shipiey street uel0w Nlnlh. APP
ply al nayia e. the rABf rs
LNOR rem f-DWELLlNG House NO
L 1870 Delaware Avenue. Apply 10
IRE u TAiLOr,
noy'l0t Foot Fast Fourth street.
INOR RHINESTONE No Z f FIFTH
Il Street. in Clayton House ruiiding.
Je5-u f. y TAI LpR. SOC Market st.
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LAncENcy OF CmcKHSs.- Gu Saturday night,
fifteen ,chickers Of mixed breeds were stolen
from the yard of Daniel James, OF Eighth and
West streets. II ia stated that number Of the
flock hal only a short time previous died Of the
CHOLERA and that others were dropping. Should
this notice, therefore. fall under the eye ul the
thief, il will he likely TO create some oommotion
among his vi-cera, as the eating of diseased flesh
is not no wholesome o. might be wished. aud is
sometimes attended with positive injury.
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81 fou can get fine calf boots, wide sole and heel
comfortable for walking, at Bahcock & Bro =, xOt
Market street lower side.
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I'VE NEW


The past twelve months AT the waltham Watch
Factory nave b,en the busiest in the Companys
history. Sc eral wholly new stcm-wInding wat. hes
have b en PRODUCED aud great improvements have
been effected Ia the Manufacture of al variety Of
their stan ia-l watches, until now they iaclude
every size in both key and stem-wlnding, that can
be desired, OF every quality and every price. At the
same time n w Inventions in machinery, and other
large economies, have cheapened the cost so that
at present it is not too much to claim that the wal
than Watches are the best and cheapest watches in
the wor l. These claims are, in fact, almost every
where admitted In tn colntry II Is a matter OF
fact that hardly any fine American watches are sold
but those Of the Waihlm make, while orders are
now regularly received from England, Australia.and
the British Possessions generally and foreign coun-
tries are aban oling the hand made productions of
Switzerland and England, and eagerly a optng
American machine made Waliham watches in their
place.
Buyers Of silver watches should bs careful TO OBJ
serve the stamp Of the Company on the case as wei
as sn the movement, as the waltham Watch move
nents are frequently put into cases which are info
rior both in quality OF metal and workmanship.
For sa by all leading jewelers.
POSITIVELY NO WATCHES SOLD AT RETAIL.
ROBBINS L APPLETON,
General Agents,
New York, Boston, Chicago, and London, England.
noYli-2meod5tw
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- Bdbcotk d Bro Keep ladies' bnttoned boots a
1880. 1hey are splendid AT go Market street
above Second, lower side
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Az Largc Fall and Winter stock OF Boots and
Shoes, al Pretynans cheap boot and shoe store IL
Market Street, rnird door below Second.
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MOURNING DRESS GOODS AMI CARPET S. !
AS CAN BE FoJ ND IN WlLM!NG ioN.
We have given Special and Careful Attention 10
Tie selection OF cur sto.k, and know We own MS
cheap As money could buy.
W. have marked cur gools at close price, aAl
IAN compete with The en- apest ~ IN cheap
We ntV, allow am Que 10 una re lis
our space Is limited, 50 We will call attention 10
'eN ~ si@lie' ursI oi which NIi be-
BLACK SILK,
Having worked fyr years to bald up reputation
IN hLAeK nKS AMI having established succsss-
ful irade IA hem are arrAnted IN saving hat aty
laus wlo wants GOOD, REL ABLE AkIl LIE ID
MS line can prucare 10 Of 10 As LlN As o, aly
house IN THIS or auy OF tHe anger cnies. Mann
Worthless silks are SOFA, hut cur am /, 10 So l1ue
hut such IT'S WI! give -rfect satisfaction We have
low gu and the Largest STOCK %. silks of R,al Ia
!Fiis.u Nglue, We have ever OWE /, AZ Prices a,
l0N .SHlNGLY LON.
Novelties ia Beaded and Embroidered Pol1lase
AMI Jackets and Quilted attn skirts,
FINE DRESS GOODS
a pc ialty with rs This Fal Also q large unc OF
good goods 81 10" prices 20 suit the times.
We are showing ter goods Tor TIL mon thal
nANe hrrl fluui for the last twelve years.
pers a % cents.
a large line Of serges at 81 worth 81 GEMS. Al
60 OF Lupns Empress roplms at a cents 4
superb quality Of Diagonal Scrgcs 40 90 MS: an
oinsr loi az &, worth % CENTS. Also lIt If tx
ira fine and vile tashmer at d!s. az good Al We
have sold nj = cents.
MElNos.
a large lot Of Extra Heavy and cry ane Lupi4s
tfr1;h MsFlnos, 10 the Ch3,c ISL Cuors. al s. cts
BLACK ALPACA,
IRON 25c. t. 81 %, right IL every wAy our % cen
quality We are unable 20 get enough 10 IN spf ne de-
MaAIs OF our sal IS.
OUR BLACK MouAIRs
Are notc .or their we.gai, nn.sh, lustre and color
BLACK BRILL ANTINE,
A perfcci beauty, shines like sllk for rs cents
SlS POpns and Fancy silSs tor welding and
raitl dress AZ very loss figures
KID GLOVES.
Our Treiousse Kid Gloves we viii say Moth ng about
as Il Is more difficult, 20 get item than 10 sell them.
BLA-k GOODS.
We Keep very large stock in this line, giving it
hlack
SHAWLS.
We have been b ia lqlart rs Oh sn4y.s for years.
We Keep large s-ock,buy IN ia &c quantities which
gives Us an advantage. We sell low aud CIV good
value. II you want shawl come aul prove US.
Plaid WOO. and long square snlws, stripei reeers
Die shaWls, misses aaI chdrcu's suaWls ludii
sh4wls BLACK tubet long AMI square sha SIS ~ lover
pf'ees AMI III liner qla tiles than can be Obtained in
lie tty,
CAssIMEREs.
Real good value from 75c. 10 sl0O: also ereai
variety ron sl25 to 50. Very uue French aud
Heavy Cloths Tor Gvurgoa.s ~ s. 90. Very uut
Black Beaver Cloths for ladies SACKS
Felt 5 ,iris from 81 20 to g. co. good that IA,
prlce VII! astluish you.
Ladies', genls ana clllirens underwear, al sizes
and we are chea Ter with them thaA ever.
Genuine Waterproof real good, a. $40.
Sin Aant!lia Ne!yets tom to s2o per yard
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~ Try Bdbcock .t BIOS best calf stitched boot.
worth So at $3.50, BOG Market street, east side.
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re- Woqnen's Lace Sh e. from $l.b0 up and VIC
mems button shoes from $40, at Pretty man 5.
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~ Mems fae calf stitched boots, usual price 5.
for 81, at 9OG Market street. Dabcock Bro.
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Auftton Sales.
EXECl TORS SALE

tI.Ir Wr,.
MAJ hsiAfh.
- By Vi iue oi the provisions OF the last VIII and
Testament uf II, lurtis, deceased, will be exposed
al pubic sale anu soil, on
Tuesday DECEMBER iat nj . o.c,o,, A. 4,
al t,a ,,o,I,,, r,,,,., - ~, es'osN, = W.
az vac Auv'ip y. no9.n VI T.. W. stuham \ Son, No.
III L. has' , rVuIth ntIeet, IN the city OF
"huii g'oh.
No. l. All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
IN the city Of Wilmington, aforesaid, with three
story brick dwelling house erected thereon bounded
AID descrined as follows, to wit: Beginning at The
southefly side Of seventh Street between Iomhari
and Pine Streets, at the distance OF nit, -eght feet
ten inches from the eastery side OF Lombard Street
thence sou.herly parallel with Lombard Street ahoni
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SthIOIu... .......,...II.F IlnbfdKe. a2N
This train makes close connection with trains %
the Delaware Railroad for all points North and South
Of Seaford, and with Steamers, at Cambridge 10 and
from Baltimore. JAMES NJ. MURPHY,
Superintendw .
N. B.-An freight must be on the platform an
properly marked, half an hour before the schednl
time for the trains leaving. lanie-tf
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alotites.

MOIlCE-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
< society meeting notices to secure Insertion in
INV COMMERCIAL must iapafiabiy be paid for in adj
ofnes anfi-tt oONMkRt Ia PRINTING 60.
NOTiUE-A SPECIAL NEE TING OF
~ lie brandywine Maran rorpan viii be held
az 70 t-6 M4rse street, on Sat1riat, the q uf No.
Nemhet, ~ o'toct. JAMES WEBB,
nHNA-1t Treasurer
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
on AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER Is, ls14,
Trains leave Depot Thlrty-second and Market
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
fa0ll Accom-. go Q, and 1880, A. NJ, Lilo, 40 L. 9
and ll.sO r. Nj. On Sunday I.S1, A. NJ, /, and 7.ih
Niagara Express daily, except SUNDAY. I'm Am
Enira aud Lock Haven Mail, Elk. SUNDAY, 400 Am
MAIL tram daily, lpu Sunday runs only 10
Pm saw
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday. -. $50 Pm
Lancaster anu YORK Acc. daily Eek. Sunday 400 Pm
Iarkesnurg Train daily except Sunday, $780, pm
PittAburg Express daily except sunday. y3O, pm
1dqi a EApress uay $50 Pm
Ere Mail daily, except SATURDAY iiSS Pm
Eh;;igrant Express 1915 A. Nj. daily.
Ilckets must he procured and baggage delivered
at ZIG Market Street by o, T.. NJ.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 2.4O, 3.lO, lib $780, and H.
a: NJ, llmited New YORK Express 1.sG, p. N.Y.
gay Trains $40, s.lO. $50, A. NJ 3.45, I, r. NJ. aud
E5mlgrant Train for New York, il.4oP.a.
EXpr, 81 for Long Branch, lib a. M
For trenton and Lainberivle, 53O z. Nj
FROM KKNsINGToN DEPOT.
Bustleton, G.S5 A. NJ, 10 noon, 6.1b and 7.2a, M
Way Train for Bristol, $50 T.. M.
Trenton. 6.ao, lO.ib A. NJ, $50, $780, O. 30 10 N
On sunday, sSN, A. NJ. and 80. p. NJ
FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lambertvle, Phillipsbure
Eas!on, Water Gap, Scranton, &C., 6.55 A. M, $50
49,, I M. Accom-. LOT Belyldere, 1918 A. Nj.
tor LambertNtll Pennington and Pennington a "a
1918, A. NJ, and $50 p. M "'-N
For Lamoertviie and Belvldere. 1915 M, and go
AMP'Y DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amboy and Via
S she hnl monmouth Junction, $50 A. M
anu Z, 7. NJ. and via Trenton $50 p NJ '
accom- TOT Trenton, connecting with express trains
iop Ne% VI York $780, 8, and 10 a. M, IL noon q 4sO
Way train for Burlington, 500 p. NJ, and on Thurs
a aay Only At 1920 p. NJ On Sunday 100 A. NJ,
Way Train for Bordentown, ii.sOP.M.
For klnkora Branch, $50 A. M, 2 and b.3OPM
LOT Hlghtstown 6, 8 3O,A. NJ, 2, s.45, and SOP M.
For Long Branch, 7.45 AMI 1880 A. Nj. For Tucker
- ton I.45 A. and 9.45 p. NJ,
For Medford, and L. 80 A. M, s45 and 6sopM
For Mt. Holly and Pemherton, &. i as ana IN aaa "
SO and $50 P. M. For Mt. Holly. and il. 80
For Merchatyile, 10 P. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdavs
and Saturdays only. --''""'a
Trains arriUs at Thirty First and MarEst Str,,ts.
rro1 Ft.sou5g, ~ SO 4. NJ, e.s5 P. Nj daily g. 80
Erie and Wllliamsport, $40 A. NJ daily, ex. Mon.
d da; fioaBunalo and Niagara Falls 25O A. Nj,
l245 4ss A. NJ. 1905, 1916 $50, $3.50 1875 $40 "a
i 5'@ NJ, On sunday 500 1910, ll.45 p NJ, and
pertvlle, arrive kenslngton Depot, gUb i. is AN
100 ana lO.45, 7. M. Sleeping-car Tickets can he
had at Broad and Chestnut Streets ami I na NC
Ihirty-second and Market Streets, 1 Depo''
The Union Transfer Company win call for on,
cards and full information can be obtslned q, ,l
Depots and Ferry uaned above and at the foa,y,n
| rt,,uu~r ovp,or. NO. SIS Chestnut Street
AiNAAi or rA Us; ). K. cor Broad A Chestnut
| rpaN.,, ruouso,, NO. lle Market Street
d. M. BOYD. JR.. Gen. Passenger Agent
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-17

:s-LJ0RI LO0Rl LOOKl
GE.LYs DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OK ELIXIR
OF LIFE
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-17

Ev-Bay gb tub of Minoe Meat. Of Jones, or
your grocer, for family use
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-17

IL Mems Winter Boots from s2.f5 up, and Meu's
Calf Boots from $500 up, Al Prettymal'si
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Reported by Merrick, johnson a Co., Bankers 4
Brukerg 9Th and Market Stsl


zSf Alcoholic SifmulGRts are tax, into the blood
the heart works faster, and this unnatural speed
wears cut tue vital machinery. All intoxicating
nostrums advertised as tonicsn renoyators,N &C.
produce this disastrous effect, and should be re-
jected DIR WALKKR's VINEGAR BlTTERs-An inyig.
GRANT without the curse OF alcoholics everywhere
supplnnting these pOlsOns. noyl6 4w
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-17

(VENuINE OLD GOV JAVA GAN m
sHs" u 4. FOURTH ST
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-17

THE MoLvAR DIvmHND-,ly slip Of the rcn,
The amount VI tire AicLcar dividend WAS yester-
day stated at ten per cent II is twelve and a
half, aQa was SO reported N &c CoMNlIcrAli last
week.
On Thursday the dividend is payable, but rho
creditors should not mako a ~ h upon the Az
signee on that day, ~ il wall be lmp4=sihls Cor
him to wal, upon them oil. Some Vill have 10
wait this being the case 4, viii he Gar better 20
wait at their homes than stsnl ab5-il sir Cam
by's Office al day and then possibly net be
served. The dividend ia good for all time. and
may be collected month hence.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-17

it VII cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
Durn.
Il viii make you strong and give you new lie.
II Hil act upon Your aver and tone ap your dige3-
ton.
II Is pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
II VIII do all that ionic Will do without liquor To
prescribe II. "a, ~ recommend It. Thousands
nave been cured with IT, safer no lousor. send
amt get circular. see Wuat 1t has done.
For sale by Smith y Painter, T.. Br.lgllsrsi & Co..
b Mclnall. Jr.. anl Drnggisls leneIAIIy apr.. mi