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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27

STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at the Propate Office In st. Johns
bury, in said district, on the 18th day Of November,
A. ID. lS7ii
William Cassidy, Administrator upon tho estate
in said district. deceased' presents his adminis-
tTation account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for u decree Of distribution and par
titlon fthe estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, II Is ordered by said court that said ac-
count and said application DO referred to a session
thereof, TO DO held at the Probate Office in said st.
Johnsbury, on the 7h day Of Deer, A. ID. 1874, for
hearing and decision thereon, And IL Is further or
dered that notice hereof DO gwen 10 all persons inter
osted, by publication Of the same three weeks success
lively In the VERMONT FARMER, a newspaper published
at st. JOhnsbuTy, previous 10 said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause, II any thoy may have, why said nc
count should not be allowed, and such decree made.
Ry the Court, Attoat,
N FRENCH, Register.
A true copy Of record, attest,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27

STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, S.. In
Probate Court held at the Probate Office In 81. Johns
bury within and for said District, on the 18TH day Of
November, A. ID. 1874,
An instrument puTporting 10 he the last will and tes-
lament of James SeiEen, late Of Waterford, In said dis
tTict, deceased. being presented 70 Court for probate
Il lie ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at n session OF said Court
to be held at the probate Office In Sc. Juhnsbury on tho
9Th day OF December, A, D.. 1874, and show cause, II
any thoy may have, against the probate Of said viii
the record of this order be published three weeks sue
eesaiyely In the TeTmORf Farmer printed at St.Johns-
bury, previous TO said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court, attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
A true copy Of Record, Attest,
ENR FRENCH, Register.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27
$3.50 a Year

because a club in the grange or council can
be made up without any agent to claim the
extra copy. by getting up II club in the
grange you not only get II paper for fifty
cents u year less than most of the local pa
pers ask. but one which. while giving from
two to five times as much reading, upholds
your interests. The FARMER is fearless and
outspoken in its tone, caring for neither king
nor kaiser, but battling ever for what it be-
lieves to be the right. 1t is emphatically
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27
* PANIC TT
Cash PRICES!

The undersigned In returning thanks to his numer.
Gus friends aud customers for tho liberal patronage re-
ceived by him In the past, would now inform them that
In order to compete with the times 1 have concluded to
sell strictly for CASH, and In doing so will sell at the
following prices
Corn, now selling at SI.25, I will
sell AT . .S1.1O
Meal, now selling AT lao, 4 will
sell at . Loo
shorts, now selling at 200 per
hundred, I will sell at . las
Graham, now selling mt COO per
sack, ! will sell AT 80
Family Flour, out of Winter
wheat, Sos0U
Choice Spring Wheat, = $50
Choice Amber wheat, = 6.75
ENtra White Michigan, 7.25
Choice Pastry, from Extra
White Michigan wheat 7.5O
Every barrel Of flour which ! sell will be warranted,
IL not satisfactory will be taken back and money re
funded.
~ Would announce that my customers must settle
up their accounts on or before Nov. LIST, 1874, as l mus
have my debts all settled by that date.
A. III. MCLEOD.
st. Johnsbury, W., Oct. 10, 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27
Sheep For Sale.

have a few Cotswold Sheep to spare. Persons wish
ing for such will find IL for their interest 10 examine
sheep and prices. A. d. ARMS.
East Montpelier, Vt, Nov, 9, 1874,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27
For sale.
SHORT HORNS, SHEEP AND SWINE,

Two thoroughbred red roam Bull Calves, ; months
old | or 2 Thoroughbred Cows, in calf by Green Mount
ain Prince 1883 who received first premiums this fall
Mt state and Washington County Fairs; Webb South
Down Sheep, 2Or 3 Rams aud q few Ewes Also, po.
land China Hogs from 10 weeks to one year old, OF
either sex. Young sows In pig. For further particu-
G. X. GRAY,
East Montpelier, VI.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27
ORANGES AND COUNCILS.

You can get the VERMONT FARMER in
clubs of eleven for
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-27
FOR SALE.

A ano large building lot on Portland Street also a
house aud lot at Fairbanks Village. Inquire Of
N. p. BOWMAN.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06
HORSES, CARnIAuE.. sc.

A !!SsSsIaSs gkSsE5assESSs
aAYsas HAY n sstE sS !, HEP sfsss4
Of All the elegant and strictly rs stock Of Sir Ed
Washington: lately oI Filth avenue. this city,
:pans wes and nc sa :d S
!sesy SrSasS Sfss Seso e
81 Mr. Ianson sxhUsa Them
ss SeS a
exra9rdnary stylish rich and bIcoded in appearance,
and scarcely be distinguished from each other
ranied sound and Kind no liner or NOR: Ssnteei team
Tor road lamiiy or coach use stands in this city.
dapps aAD
% DURING e seSeo s
ioalcd this fine mare a, Arlington when old she
dflxsspsa AL
h.a wnns IL ass ose @ eesa
anS ss 10 ad sound sSn m Osss
valuable, track or road animal; Is about los high
As ss ana ws hay ..ns Mar:
ner is Or ns sF
has fr mile TccGrd o. st. and single mile OF ssl sale
SOUND and Kind. N'aa'0"' A"0 ""'' "'''An'e'
Ding ana IN the they
beat . ~ together or no sale. Sold separate
years Old sired BY Ethan Allen
tS st Sss Ms.
you OF IL ycars 10 drive; will be warranted to beat
2:l0 and warranted sound and kind.
No. 6-Ftnc bay Colt, labs hands high, years old,
sired BY old Hambetonan was broken TO harness last
l:7 now elegant driver aud nne strong ade, hand.
kind
No I--Also fnc ladys saddle Mare, Is high, years
old nncly broken to all harness
Ono Dog Cart. English make.
Two Brewster OF BfOOmc street. We0ona
One Waterman trotting Wagon
Two elegant scts double Harness made By puuscoub;
three sets OF SINGLE Blankets, Robes &c.
All this nuc stock II exhibition at stable.
n B-Mr Langon's only for selling Is failing
health OF himself and family and is going abroad 10 hid
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION.
L SPRING MEEilNG. 1874

TUESDAY. MAY a.
'ss 5 ps aaYs ns''r beaten
s' $50 9 'J:aSSsasS$sS ssy y Sl's
Ss s siss' beaten
sa' $3.50 to hr' Fii9 L ;SiSed :s 81: = third
"a s9ss ios Ses:s: ssss Ssys s nsvsr beaten
sss' ~ . mrs. ' isaSpaS Nay SsiS? 'h'rd
sr .ee ssss nsxS nsysn beaten
and e :ns s1 y s q a ssS S' 3
a: :: =s ssi's si: Ss:: g as
Entre. WIN coss 4. :: Jonn:on's Amesesn Jockey
Ssw s 'S ySsF on % fus:S.y Nav X sScloss All
care Ss 81 r s. Ms
ssIssssnd stree sroadwsS New ye;sss s n.Tr. - s...,s...
wx H. VAN Corn, superintendent,
FLEErwooD AssoclArIoN r. OFFERS PURSE or
R & a. 1 ss snsr 's" and
:s s 70 da I'm
Juno A w. E. y s';!sf %as T.
rAsx FAIR enovsp ASSOCIATION
5sset
WEDNESDAY, June 8.
s. 81 as' asSs beaten
mt SSs aixSs beaten
THURSDAY, June T.
PURGE No. 6-$6W for horses that have never beaten
2H5; $50 TO rst 5000 to second and SlOO to third.
az; soOS to aiss sSISss second
Purse No I-S2500 .or nll with Goldsmith Maid,
Fullerton ana American Girl to enter 81 500 to hst 500
to sccond and $500 to third.
All the above to be mile heats best in in har:
and will be governed by the rules of the National
Association; Entries must comply with their rules,
Club Room), Twenty-cig ighth street. corner Broadway,
New York, on Tue sday. May 49, at o'cockP +. A. All
superintendent l8o Montague stree Brooklyn, or at
York e. O. READ, President
TO .LET-Ar FLEETWOOD PARK. THE HOUSE AT
gand and Hichins Privilege. Apply !, TO- PHILIP
DATER at the Abenarle Hotel, or tow. h. VAN coTr.
at the Park.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

A9usEMENrS-EscHru PAez-vourth. hnh and slxsh
sSHSsSs EssHsBss;;ss isss. ,,.
soAsbo !ssia xSb ISSSisa iSSsH wAsrzDrv..r. rAo.-
sRoessIIas'SS e0iaant s9at ESTATE FOR sAIs-s.eesD
BUSINESS oPfoNTus1irlEs-yr,ra eSs!q%1; pAs.
BUSINESS NUTICES-sEvxsTH PAcE-Sixih column.
CRY RE1i xsf4fE Sos sAIE-sacosp P P4Os4Tss:s sS-
cLEkks AND observation-disclosures rAs.-Finh and
S53cHMsS xsS
SES st:s Ess.y..r.A column
column
Isss W PA. f4csoSoursh and & dith col
zuRoFE1N ,srEAMsHIrs-rwsL.ru PAox-Finh and
EYES ASS E4Rs.s.so,D r.eszs.1.s sslsmn.
7iNxNCiSI@Flrrm PAcz A S'''
"a sI,S% ssIunH
sgsS
HxLf sDa wHHrHbI11Esrwr.s p.is iglS@Ias1 r4a.-E and
HoassSse HoassSenSSS SRsiaaEs Acvra.r rAan-rhird fourth
HOUSES ROOMS 4c w1sTED1s.aass sss9 rAo.-roura
S aSSsSs ORR AND
ssRcEN REAL EsTxtE FOR sALE-sxcosD
ESS$ SSS
HASsEs FassS column
xIscEILxSEoUts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
x1scEtEASEU1s-y,.sr S1sSIsi rAes-s,..n column.
eW ssaesyn sGu@n column
PERSONAL---VERY. PA0E-Ftrst column.
Posr' SFFIeGE xorrcE-F,xsr rAc.-second column.
PRoFRssIoSAL saiTuATioNs WHVSSTHEnDH-FEMALEs- VSHnH
pnoPHs syEsrn nr r4crFDnrth M cGlImrn s.rp al ro
REAL EsTATE To ExcHSNGE-sacosn @ 'f fSS.@ihird sS
REMoyxLs-EIsu1 P1o1-Fourth column. '''1-'-
saE T third ana
sIrU ATIoNS HHt,S S0'av WAsTEp-FEMALss-NKrr rAc.-
and EIEvxsrH PAcs-First second and third col.
s1ruSTioNSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
spEoIHI SSSo,Tpi%CHt;s-r,s.r SS,T%H; PAos-seeond co.umn.
SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. AC.-FIRsT PAGS-Third
1YaSS sTosxSES!sss Us .4e5. Second souma c
THE TKxDEs-rwzIrrH PAex.-second column.
TMHE III TURETFISsT IL, yEI, pxHy-Thrd 4. celumn n
~ LEI FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SAcoND FACE
%
ssoosD PAcssis,S AsI Column. 10 lEf
81 eoGsE T5a sSs
5s s4Es or TO LET
x.cIT IsTSosp spi P4cH1Mrst and SECOND cslumns
The New York herald., 1874-05-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
1T BARKER'H
A CITY AUCTIoN MART AND NEW YORK TArrER-

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A oIs4 R4sKEas AVcFsos MART AND NEW YORK rArrzs.
CORNER ssoApwAx SSS fAIary;S1xrA STREET.
MAJoR CHAs S y gAnRgER, n, @AU0gI0NEER. @
sAFEf &c.
noTrs EIHyES 4SkHGE FOR TRIAL
eYE's 1a fe SafsF IN THE STATE
plenty
room '' sE.sss SE s45s HsI95R SsHs DAY.
BY ORDER OF FRANK ]. ALLI.ON, ESQ, MORT
ord oyer Beacon Psrk was formerly the Properly
EIEGSNr AGiSsS HA' SREwsfER SIDE EAR TOP ROAD
:EGHEzES OTHER TOR AND NO TOP ROAD
sGLKEY, NEARLY NEW; By PRAY, OF BOSTON.
baY
and ha5ns GeIdnE got b. Henry Clay dam by i'm;
saddle and warranted sound and kinds the property OF
s?ssIIsa%sa! sSns 4 EXPRESS
hne style and appearance trot close TO 2:lj; is
sound and KIND
HANDSOME BRIGHT BAY COUPE OR ROAD
nd Of % noa n' .oa %
WE new Y uisN xND SECOND HAND HARNESS. HORSE
fyHsP sysSJa 5HhSSsu7 sos
ssedisns ssfns hsHpy a.
sentle%ans perfect roadster in every sense Of t1s
and warranted sound and kinds also set ne track
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER HORSES
Full. DESCRIPTION At SALE.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

ITO LET-AT FLEETWOOD PARK. THE HOUSE AT
the main gate and the Saloon under the grand
bxs the Ss%s.r. E'iSsse
st the Park.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

EoR SALE-THREE CANADIAN PONIES. SOUND
y and KIND also young milk Cow, butcher cart,
nEht Wagon and two ssu Harness; sold ~ sacrince
:3 West Sixteenth street,
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

TOR sAI.E-A PAIR FINELY BRED DARK BROWN
road Mares years. i5x high sound and kind very
~ 'sh ana plea .ant 20 Drive not hayng any use VIII
Flffieth street
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

rrHE KNAPsACK pix cURE.-BESr REMEDY Pon
j Piles. the knapsack piIc Cure - dead sure thinGs
HGDNUf. Herald Building, and HE0BNAN'A - Dyo64,
waK,
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

- team OF bay carriage Horses l5 hands high. 7years
old warran ted sound and kind must be sold this week.
Apply to coachmnn MARTIN. stable Isl West Thirty
fifth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06

aBrick" Pomeroy has returned from Eu-
rops. q-tts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
Ths Flaancial Troubles In RPain.

sAIne. want of moneyis beginning to BE- So
<etny felt by our lively friends In Havann,
9nd ahould the premium on gold continue 20
tlss we may look for considerable confusion
dhtho trade centres. In spite of the loud pro-
flssi0ns Of the Spanish authorities the expen-
Ses of the war are exhaustlng the resources,
not alone Of Spain, but even of the "Pearl OF
the Ankiiles." Gold ID at ruinOus premium,
9hd the terms upon which the government has
hitherto borrowed have been so 'unfavorable
for the Treasury that there Is danger OF o to.
III collapse. Something over one hundred
gInilIlca dollars In paper has been confessedly
is6ued by the Bank OF Havana without the
shadow Of security. 1t Is generally believed
that other large issues Of paper have been
made withsnt any warning to the public, al
thegSvornment and tho bank work hand ~
hxkd; 20 that as long as paper lasts there will
b. plenty of shinplaster currency; but no one
cAh tell what Its exact value Is. In case oil
tn6 collapse Of Spanish power. which 10 view
QEthe disorder growing daily worse In the
Peninsula and the recent triumphs of the In
shtgepts, becomes every day more probable
the paper millions will have no more value
tnan the paper Of San Domingo. Curious
people will be able to buy Spanish shinpas
ters ct 30 many cents q bushel. If the Cuban:
would only take heart and make vigorou:
and united effort they might easily succeed
In overthrowing the tottering Spanish powel
In their island.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
A NoYf:L LOCOMOTIVE.

SJkers has Just been completed 1t the ma,
tne shop of Lafferty G Bros, Gloucester
Guy, N. j., four-ton locomotive, designed
g run on one rail Il is built for q street rail-
rod company IA ;eorgia. This engine can
Itth propriety bs called steam velocipede, ss
tfrQs upon two wheels, one following the 9TH
u. The lail npon which it is % run, , sample
okvkieh II laid in the yard Of the builders, 10
9yLed "Prismoid, or one track railway" and y
e6&posed of several thicknssses Of plank, built
uhJn the style Of an inverted keel Of a vessel
NH fat rail on the apex. Upon trial q
4 - a about twelve miles an hour wasAt-
e.In4k and the inventor and pa'entee cIaims
Ptgbt n lspeed can be alnnost doubled on 4
lSnsl ksned track. Mr.. f. Grew Of 'Opelika,
Ga, \ the inventor and patentee of both tracks
and sngines, and he claims that his inventions
domonstrates traclive power superior 10 any
tbl6g In the locomotive line Of equal weight,
tho capacity for running curves is very much
greater than the tow-raii system. The track
upon which the trial was made contained thir-
y six feet Of lumber and eighteen pounds oi
iron 10 the lineal foot providing itself equal to
span, of twenty feet, remaining firm and un-
JeId11g nnder the pressure Of the engine as il
! isate1Gsd the rood. THE revolving AangSs st-
tsched to the engine, and which runs oh the
ouieide Of each wheel, Mr.. Grew claims, sbso-
lufeIy lock the rolling stock to the prism. and
obviate the necessity of 20 much heavy rolling
stock In light traffic at high rate Of speed.
Is b also claimed that 3 prismodical railway
built st 4 coat Of So 900 per mile. The inventor
= Of opinion, that this engine track Is particu'
laIy ldspted to the propelling Of canal boats
and win compete successfully with horse powel
on canals without necessarily interfering with
The latter, but he does not state in what away
The engine will shortly be shipped In its desti
nation (Atlants, Ga.), where il goes into opel .
tiba onaa street rsilroad. built at an elevation
t6elvs feet above the sidewalk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
Old Maids i!

Teachers. Students. Clergymen. Postm srs. and
w,de-swake Young men. and Mon and women Of
oil classes;
You can easily earn frst -class Sewing Machine;
or Books euticient to stock Library; or some
valuable Pictures TO beautify your homes or a
or Watch: or Music Box; or o Gold Pen; or a
Photographs Album or q Stand Kerosene Lamp
TOR your parlor or q fine ACCORDION; or Webster 3
Illustrated Quarto Dictionary; or Rogers world
renowned ststsery Groupe; or q 6ne Violin or q
Remington kehe Cane or % Remington Double
Barrel Breach Loading Shot Gun or Cabine.
Organ worth $l4D; BY simply working up your un-
occupied time in way explained in the circulars
Of the N. II. p. Co. Perfectly legitimate and ra-
spectacle: many would say phiianthropic. Ad.
dveas d. II. p. Co., l29 Hast 2Sth St.. New York. .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
LIST OF GIFTS
T, ts,'HFV uIIt5. III VHsu' 'HtuUuuttuK 10 FIsu"
0 chances for a aft aro as cue to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS:

Total. t2.hD dlts. all Cash, ,anOunteg TO VI ,HVVvp
The chances for a aft as enc to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole ticketa $50: Halves $2s Tenths. or each
Coupon, 70; Eleven Whole Tickets tor 400 22ilS
tickets for 81 .UJ; l13 Whole Tickets for $500
than $500 worth of Tick cts at time
The forrtn dit Concert will be conducted in al
respects like the three which have already been
given, and full particulars may be learned from
circulars. which will be sent free from this office r.
all who apply for them.
Orders tor tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended to In the order they are reeey ed
aud il is hoped they will be sent in promptly, that
there may be no disappointment delay in fiiins
all. Liberal terms to those who buy to sell agaln
All agents peremptorily required Il
settle up their accounts and return all unsold
tickets by tho 10Th day of March.
THOS. h. BRA AMLETTE,
Ast Public Library NY. and Manager Gin Concert
Public Library Building. LouisviiIe. hy..o or
THOs. RI. HAYS &C :,
| Eastern Agent. 800 Bro2dway. N. Y.
| eSIeci2 -2tawlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06

TTN0 THE PUBLaC
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad CON.
Rany have completed srrangsmsnts 70 carr Nom,
Pack and Express Matter to and from ali noin.,
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
Also, 70 all points on the Philadelpha and Read
ing and Cstawiss4 Railroads. including hssdips.
instown, Mahonsy CITY. Mt carnsi. NOrristowr.
ner Of Front and Madison street, Wfluiurfon.
Express matter sent to Franklin Tslsgrsph "a "a.
No, lest Third street. or 20 tAsir Depot, From
and Madison. or orders ish with Nan Ala n -
delivering agents: will receive prompt atssntion.
.ps.a s.aa su,. va. iFQEz K R. e.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06

The MIXED Train will ran saieek u dsiays iad-
dent 70 freight business. Aad will step enly & sts-
"''' " NEW cxsTiR fRAIKx
stTso. li.0 An. saa s.S =. " 'fseys kisins.
ton $50 A. n. st LIS aad Z % p. n. for New
Castle.
SaYRNA BkANch TRAINS.
Additional 10 thoss shove. leave 6nyrAa for aay-
ton II 80 .. n. and 7.S Q. n. Leave Caytsa for
Smyrnat.4 20 Q. N. and aee D. z. 70 mAke eeanee-
ton With trainsto and from Dover. Aaa stHtioas
South. -.-.--sr.- ----,-1--.-
Al. T0wNskND, .ith the Ksat County sud Qassa
A: sfsi3 3ds. nv va issf sSs H.,,l..a ..a D.l.-.r.
Al HAKR RfEaroN. with the J,.ssioa and Break
At tSkzfQKb via Ne DessAsssss end Delaware
al BfEhAE. with. the Rasts,a sAers Ra,lross
and Wisoaiss sna fossAsks Ss|ISSsa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
ONLY 10000 TICKETS
HAVE BEEN ISSU ED. AND
$4,000 CASH GIFTS,
$1,5OO,OOO,

will he distributed among the teket-holders.
The tiekets printed in coupons. Of tenths. and
all fractional parts will bo represented in ;hc
drawing Just as whole tickets are.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
Now to Get shoes that Fit.

The proper methsd OF procuring well-htted and
comfortable shoes is to have cast taken OF the
f3et: from the casts have lasts made and upon the
l6ss ths shoes that sver inequality IN the foot
SEAll be sceommodated In the shoe. In thh way
sSry much Inconvenience, aud indeed very pain
full nsrvous diseases may be avoided--a distn-
enishsd surgeon OF New York giving it as his
opinion that obstinsts nervous diseases are often
induced by wearing improper shoes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
philadelphia, Wilmington ana Bai.
umore Railroad.
DRLAWARH DIVIsIoH.

1Qa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
DHILADELPHiA. WILMINGTON q RALTI.
Il MORE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On sad after WEDNESDAY, Oetsbsr 18th. ls7l
Dasssngsr car win be attached TO the freight
lrain leaving PhnaAssnhia SEQ D. m. tsr VIII
ninGt0n. - :, :.
The train WIN stop At Stations a. follows. vhsa
siEAailsd: arAys Fern. sl2 2. Lssarstto ~
s 9; isn.esa. sS a sss :. =; Ssss.sss 81 On iSoi
. n Nleulis. I0.lap. N; arrive WilRiqgton. l0SQ
n Toct2Dl n. p. KeNNkY. 6up'ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06

IMPORTANT .NOTrcE-In addition to II, yssa-
4 lar Market Trains nov running, an EXTRA
fkElahT TRAIN. (Sundays sxcsptsA.) With Pa.
senger Car attached. will run between WIimIas.
ton and Harrington on and after MoudaS SsptsN.
Der Sth, 1879, "a follows:
Leaving Wilmington at 6-3s A. H.. aad steppIos
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
Geo.P.Rowell&Co

conduct an Agency for the reception OF advertise
ments for American NRwsPAPERs-the N most COM
plste establishment of the kind in the world Six
thousand NRvsPAPRes are kept regularly on file.
open to inspection by customers. No reading.
room, however complete. receives one-twentieth
Of this number. Every Advertisements is taken
ct the homo price OF the paper. without any ad
dtional change or % nmission. so that an adyer-
tiser. In dealing with the Agency. saved trouble
and correspondence making one contract instead
eighty pages. containing hsts OF hest papers. lar
gest circulatons. religious. agricultural class po
Hticsl, daily and country papers, also, ga
and all pn blications which are specially valuable
to advertisers. with some Information about prices.
II sent FhHE to any address on application. Per-
sons at distance wishing to make attracts for ad
vertsing in any town. city. county. State Terri
tory Of the United States. or any portion of the
Dominion ct tCanada. may send "a concise state
msnt Of what they want. together with copy ol
the Advertisement they desire insert ed, and
will receive informa tion by mail which will
snable them to decide whether to increase. reduce
or forego the order For such information there ii
no charge whatever. Publishers not only send
their dles free. but paw Messrs. Geo. p. kowell
| Co. for their services orders are accepted for
single paper we'll as tor larger list for single
dollar as readily as for larger sum. Address tn,
| American Newspaper Advertising Agency.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
and Western n n
TIME TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANaKMENTs.

r.!ss ss-T:.sI.: n; q. z, ,S,. Ss. =, Lat.
Leave Wilmington y 90 . m. and, S s5 pm
Leave Landenberg IS. m and 50 m,
Arrive at Lsnasnbsrx IL 30 .. n. and t0pn.
C0NNkCfIONS--Train Isaving WILMINGTON a.
Trains leaving Wilninsten at IS N. SOM sss =. !.
with train leaving Philsdelp hia at4 DO m.
Train arriving at Wnminston at s. N. v;th
train for Philadslphis at 10 0 n, "
Train arriving at Wilmington ct % With train
for Philadelphia ct 90 N. ~~'H
Sunday Trains will be withdrawn altar 0ets. i.
her LIST.
- DAVID coNNKLL. Sup.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06

Subject to delays incident to freight businsa.
stations named. but will leave Passsnsers ID eny
Scgpins place. except hs!s'e Corner, State Assd,
This train will DO withdrawn whsnsysr the n,
terssts OF the Company requires it,.
The passenger Car hsretofors attached 10 ths
Returning Train leaving Hsfrinstoa n % , ~
will be discontinued on the abeve dats.
The Freight Train with Passenger Ca attached.
esvins HarrinEten at 20 r. II. viii neks iii
seps. 1873. KILKENNY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-06
Tuesday, March 3lst, 1874.
They have already realized
Over a Million Dollars,

and have great many agents vet to hear from.
NO doubt Is enter tanned of the sale OF every
ticket before the Drawing: but, whether all are
sold or not. the Concert and Drawing VIII posi-
lively and unequiyocally take place on the day
now liked. and ii any remain unsoid. they viii bs
cancelled. and tho prizes will be reduced in pro
portion 10 the unsoid tickets.