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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28
MARRIED..

In South PARIS, 2Cth inst, by Rev. J. u. Wheel
wright, MIR. Charles a. Frost, aud Miss Martha A
Merrill, both Of Norway.
In Norway. April Is, by Rev. L. II. Tabor, Mr..
Wellington II. Lovejoy and Miss faIima N
Porter both of Paris.
IL Greenwood April 22d, 10y Rev. :. W. Pierce.
az the residence of James Packard, Mr.. Milton
JeWctI OF sweden, and Mrs. sarah Packard Of
Greenwood.
In Lewiston. April Is hy Rev. c. $. nic.crman.
as.isisi by Rev. J. ;. Burgess Prof Richard c.
stanley Of Bates college, ami n ISIS Ellen Al.
Bsikam, daughter Of the iae Rev. Dr. L. i;alkam,
all OF Lew stem
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28

BE MISE To DAY.-"Tis madness to
neglect a cough or cold. however slight
Consumption nay follow, and though
DR.. HISlar'S BGiSdH Of Iyid Cherry has
frequently cured This much dreaded dis
ease, il almost invariably cures the
primary diseases Of the throat. lnngS and
chest, where other remedies fail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28

EDEY's CARBouc TRoCHEs.-Among
the various remedies for Coughs none
enjoy higher reputation than EDEY 5
CARBouC TRoCHEs. This fact places them
above the ordinary list of medical prep
araiions. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
and rs 4 disiniectant and preventive
against contagious diseases they are a
specific. Invaluable 10 singers and pub
lic speakers. Sl.d eyeiy where. JONI
F. lIKNRY, CUEEAN IL Co., ProprietorS, S
aud College Place. New York.
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W hy VIII \ o u
IN Tr
Tairiy Years Experience OF an
Old Muse.

r-.. Uiasioyv'S Soothing syrup Il the
prescription OF Que 90 irc bJst Female Ihys..
s.Es E4c Nsrse, i8 The United states and has been
49, ~ yirty yesrs wiki never failing safety snd
uecsss D. ri.cRs ol mothers All chi!Iieutrom
&C fscb.x istrt o. sur week old 90 The atUlJ 10
Sod ~ sfthr -cruErh, rel ewes Nint collie
49, stes ne os7c.s. So E1e. rest hcslth aat
s-s~r- mo.EST an child. W believe 20 Is ihc
hcst 49, suIsst remedy .u the World. In al cases
q bTsEArkKl Bud DIAKKHCEA n CHILD
RAJ. NJ ctaer DO srites nom Icetnius or ir0a ans
ether cause. Pun directions foT using viii accom-
verv sscl OCt-lc- None gegrine unless the fl~
s.milie % CURTIS K PERKINS Is on The outside
wrapper. Sold D. all Medicine Dealers.
jul,13-ly
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EditOria, and Selected Items.

deep.
Our Washington letter is crowded
out this week.
The Side walk Circle is requested to
hurry up those sidewalks.
SEQ advertisement of entertainment
al Academy Hall May night.
The beautiful trailing Arbutus i,
trailing in tour leet OF SNOW this season.
Las, week was the champion one for
general disagrecdJleEcss Tor the year.
soldiers will iud something OF inter
est in our advertising columns, from Gen.
Kimban.
Tho State Centennial Directors will
NICE, at Augusta on Thursday, May 9Th,
to organize.
5 Il Carter, E,q aud J. L Carter,
Paris. have been appointed TaNidcrmists
b. Gov. Diusley.
-May,dAy had better be postponed
abou, a month This season. on account OF
the weather.
Any one wanting well built. durable,
as well IS handsome carriage. saou,d call
on ANDREWS. at Bethel
We understand that Misses Adabcl
and Lotto Hammond will teach cur Dis.
t,ict school this summer.
The maple sap is rGnniag yet. when
The nights are no, too cold. There were
some good sap days last week.
The UniversaIiSI Social Circle will
meet with Mrs. Perham Ibis (Monday)
evening All are Invited to attend.
We arc informed that arrangements
have ben made for conveying daily
mail from Mechanic Falls to Canton, on =
hand car, The coming summer.
April 25. it showed several hours.
The Sprin. Is very backward. aud Ger
tA.nly the woys. travelling AMI muddic,t
roads we have seen Tor long time.
We a,c requested to state that cattle
found in certain gardens after ;lo snow j.
oil The ground. VIII be locked ~ and taken
care OF, al the expense Of the owners.
lion. Joshua NYc Of Augusta. rcceiy.
Ell 81 elegant ebony god headed cane
from Ais friends in ByuuswicA. last week.
I, v,. sui,,b,v cnor,veJ and was made
q, Lewiston. being valued 1T $50.
III,
- - 49,, -
100 - -, .' - - -.
80 o,'' - ~, - 1910 - 49,,
-. -. r., -, - -, - .,,a
-, =. -. =, :. :. - 81, 49,, =,
-
- :, - -
-,
800 =.
-, -, 3.
-, -, =
wv" 49, 49, ''e1
Mrs. II. u. Rowe W'e oil ;. ,.
i''"e' i-'4'. u D''l -o'' l P'P''" S
land Tro.scy;ot entitled "Col Burnhan'S
burden which has an excellent temper.
apce moral and commends the woman's
crps,de in behalf ortbe cause. in A lorciole
manner
D. - u, 60. t,s.,,Ibi,
labor, Of ns,r,y 81. xe,r, with the Con.
gre0a,ionol church in man,or,ille. Mimi,
and is now VISITING his home and friends
IN Bethel Me. He i here with a view to
remain for time in New England. Ills
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE Farm in Guckield adjoining A. J. Halls
containing about 100 acres IT prime land
witt comfortable buildings, good orchard Held.
all walled IN. near a good school. I miles from
Paris hill, "A miles b. BuckleId Village and d to
So Paris Dtrot. said farm has been occupied
rsCme wears 10y WIus!On Turner, and will bc
sold chcJp. Ios-e--iU. given Immediately.
For terms apply.t \. J. HALL, adjoining tie
p.cnis.-. or y IuNN MORRILL,, BucE Heidi VILLAGE.
e The farm IS ono of the best Ia town.
aul1.6M
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To Hotel Keepers

V'HE Grand Trunk Railway Company Of Canada
i Uhcvto easc fora Term OK ytar.,i I,s pen .b.c
lIriic-, willing 10 erect ir.tclH>- nor Toe tc
formerly occupied by The Alpine hoUs,' 81 COR
about 80 acres oi land no high tate 0l cultivation.
a. lie immediate vicinity 90 tlr .ir-ta. il"i-i.
Thc "Nlriuc Home" which WAS o". trovet by
fire about eighteen months ago, was situated ncar
thu Railway DEPOT ~ Gofll. m, Hrd H1out eight
WiiCs from tic -olu House, Utuic foot 90 h.ruut
Washington. The late tILaut fa1in- ldirpd ltcm
business. & rot DIES irons ~ ID building.
The "Aip.uc Home Vts 81 b known aid
flvOrite resort oi tourists.
The Company viii be prepared 10 rrtLl J a. @
Tor long tern. OF NearS, ard 10 tCtt ven liatT.
ally WitI suitable parties,
70: futLcr particulars arll 10
{. J.. BAKEEr. PoftlsgA.
Gr 20 c. J. BRl UGE>, Msua.n ~ Ihectur
Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal.
apr. ~
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the lin Tor up trains a; $500 a. N. and
SOS 4. II
For dUow train at il:50 An
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WARREN =

This novel Implement was introduced 70 lh'
farmer of Maine for the first time. last season -
Fifteen hundred OF thein were put into the ii.d
and have set 70 learn Of a single dissdtiShei
purchaser. The claims Of the Manufacturer are
f,aclv admitted bv an who Use them. The using
of the Hoe i tine be-t argument in is favor.
Having recently secured the exclusive contTol
for tie sale OF The WARREN Hoe ia the following
towns in OXfcrd County, Maine, Be'hei' NeNIl
WooJ.toek Andoycr, RumfOrd, Riley Albany
,,iIe.d, Waterford. Greenwood. Sumner, BucShcid
Hartford, Canton, Peru, DiNdeld, Mexico, BYRON
Roxbury, Mason, Grafton, Optoh' htso' t"p5
ConTtv in Y n. ami Essex County in Vermont, all
orders By express or mail will be promptly mica
Address,
j. -. WADLEiGH, Agent
apr2S PM Bethel. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28
Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOSE.

For Portland and Boston at /, ;i5 \. NJ. and e;L5
P NJ. The latter mail ling n Portland At Sis
The next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Trunk, at $50 p. NJ.
For Norway ~ SO A. NJ, and for tie western
part OF the County, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS aud
saturdays, via Norway, SO the same time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28
THE WHOLE STORY.
Business of the Travellers Insurance
Company for 1873.

LIVE DEPARTMENT.
M. If new Life Policies written in 1873, 2,iBl
lnrr ,ase over - in new police ~
Whole No. OF Life Policies IN force, s,@s
Net cain during the past year, s0
Amt unit insured in wear 1873, SINJto0 %
Cali IN amount insured I9@iho %
Tot J amt iI,. in force Jan. /, ~, lJaJlf, i3 ~
Gain in net premiums, over ls92, al,,Si 20
Paif ia losses, ia -, ON 81 policies, l.J.lJs -
TOTAL amt paid U losses, ZIG policies) 1ll'iio W
ACcIDENr DErAHrICST.
No. Accident Policies written IN '.}, SjS97
Gain oyer -, in nr- policies Written, 3,lia
Whole Ne. Accident POS written 90 Jan. 7. 3fasiJ
Ner cash lAcminms collected ia -, $515,iSi g.
Gain IN net premiums over -, ol,Sp' -
Number oi claims paid IN = 2 Jos
Amount paid on claims in -, 2E,At -
Whole number Accident Claims paid, IDOLS
Total ami paid on Accident Claims, I,Slo,,0l IS
Born DEPARTMENTS.
Total asrcts, January ]. ISL S2G9i30i 81
Total liabilities excepting capital, l,Sjs,iS3 -
Surplus as regards policyhodcrs ~ SCI W
Total paid in benefits 10 polcyhOlders. 2,V2uiO "
ANDREW j. CHASE, General Agent
- Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
WEE. j. WHEELER, agent.
South Paris Me-
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BORN.

In Albany, Oct LIST, TO the wife of Moses +
kimball daughter. (Evis lnetts April 10Th
TO the vie OF James A. kimbHll a son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28
WIS ARRIrE.

From Portland and Boston 81 1880 A. NJ. aud
4.su A. y.
Down mail, wa Grand Trunk. leo =. NJ
Prom Norway aud iie w.Atern part OF the Count
a. l.at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28
Notice TO Teachers

THE undersigned would give notice that they
IIiu MAJ ~ at lOu'cleck 4 NJ, fer the purpose OF
examining teachers. A.. wha propose to teach IN
town theeJnling summer are requested 10 be psseni
Gao. u. CROCKETT,
ALEX. HILL,
II. L. SWA>EI.
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For Sale.

4 good and convenient residence centrally To-
cocatcd IN Buckheld Village, consisting Of House
Eli and stable nj connected with good garden at.
tached, together with HE shop and Ma BILE
Works tools, belonging TO the late Asa s. Robin
son: also axe acre ci urst class t,lagc land IL de
sired. This Is rare opportunity for any one
wishing 10 engage ia the business 0t u marble
worker, -, There no otter shop iu Ibis section Of
the Comfy and SIr. Robin SON bad a large bust.
ness. Address iho subscriber Buckicid, Ne
G.. ID. BlSBEE, Administrator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28

Ca~tovia is more than a substitute for Castor
O.. 10 .- tUc Uuif s0fr article tu cNl~trucc which
b. certain ,o a~sil tc Oh. top, Regulate ;he bow.
-. cure III cole AMI produce natural sleep !,
r-tsIuS ne ther minerals, morphine or aicohO F.
sal i> pleasant o. take. Children need not cry
80 mother, unly resi-. orc5l --len
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28

.GnSYCHOMANCY OK SOUL CHARMING"
Il How either lex may iasrinate and gain
the love and affections OF any person they choose.
Instantly This simple mental requirement MI
can possess, free, by mail for - cents; ioeciher
with Marriage Guide Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints 10 Ladies. \ queer book. 10000 sold.
Address T. WILLIAM & Co. Publishers, Phil
a,lciphia.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
NEW .IRR.INGENENTS.
Line.

nNard aftcrthe 18th inst, the lnc steamers
" DiRIGp and FRANCONIA, Wili,mtil further
notice. rIiu p Follows:
Ialtctult', Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, att /. II, AMI leave Picr
t. Il, New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAN..tS 4. ".
Tho Drigo anl Francona are fitted mp wife line
accommodations Tor passengers, making This The
mott convenient and comfortable route TOT travel.
crs between New York an Maine.
Plssag.in tate IOOujs. Cabin passage 81.
Meal extra.
COO Is .prsardc,lt % anil from Montreal, Quebec,
HALIFAX, - John AMI an parts Of Maine. ship
pcrs are rogue ted TO seul their freight To the
steamers early as Z. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland.
For fret rht or passage ApplytO
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf. Portland
j. +, AMtS, Pier IS l.. L., New York.
July 0,FJ.
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DIED.

In Austin, Minnesota, April 10, oc Pucrreral
psritcniti., Laura Frances, eonsOrt OF +. Nc
WGCr,Cr. in the 3ist year Vt her age.
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET.

SOUTH PARIS MARKET.
APRIL rs 1874.
Oor,e,sed weekly by
II. n. BOLSTER.
ArPLrS-S5.s0 g So
NPrLEs uricd'-gc d Toe.
RraNs \ eil0w eys'-SS.eo q S3.25
g.,Ns Pea $500 q Sj-25
rl-rrEg-5lC. Z Sc.
fTTkrsE-lsc. 9 2tc.
gng~-sSc. . Sl-tc-
forFEEs-2ac. q sc.
E.es-I{c. 8 e. pcr dOz.
Ffpvx-E, So q $40
HAZE a SlsOc
TAsn Domestic lie.
IfsF-slUu
NoLAssES-t5c. : 60c.
N,1ls-o6c & oSc.
OArs-5Sc. 9 l5c.
Tlsk i;oJUi hOE-SC . %.
PorAruEs-tQc. \ CSC.
4rr-6oc.-EJN 81.
SI.AR-ilc. BE.
TkAs-i,c. : ~.
itf.u---IlNss SsED-atO9 Z sts5
Npg1UFEN MICH. CLOVER SEED-l2c ) l2lc.
EEpror >EEp-Sl.s5 sl31.
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FOR SALE

GOOD AND CONVENIENT FARM,
- situated ia Rumforl, on the west side Of Ellis
Rivcl ON the stage road from l.umlord 10 AudOycr,
about half way between The two places, formerly
known a. Tie HUjciiuS farm. sail farm contains
about tWo hundred acres Of land, both intcryale
and upland. Buildings good, nearly new. said
fum il considered one OF The best farms on said
Ellis River, and has all the cOnyenicnccS necessary
for a COOL farm. Any one wishing e. purchase
good n IN, will ind that the subscriber VIII give
A. good % barG in aad Will sell as cheap a. any
person boz the County, who owns farm Of Ike
value, # applied tor soon.
JOHN I. ABBOTT.
EunrJid. April 10, 1874. 4w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28

Il rcplenl .hc- the Government Treasury uui m
poyerishcs the people makes the rich poor aud
the poor rich; makes loUi- ofyl-e men, cNhaust,
the wisdom of Legislation: maS.s men run mad
and women feel sad. The crusade has begun
"a TO Victory. Mea or women wanted 10 canvass
every town. Addross
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8 SGHCOL TEACHERS WAITED
,TiJT LAST NJ5W HOOK OFT.

m CaCn CO0TiN Tor Inc NITln, uUI SUMMER. -iOU
per month. send FOR circular giving flli par.
,t-ultrs. LlEGLER * Meet RDI, Springfield,
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Orchestral Organs

or GERMAN MANUFACTURE,
are Tie most beautiful lu -tyl' md perfect in tone
ever made IHc Concerto aud Orchestral stop,
are the best ever placed iu M, Organs. They ave
PToducc.i br uu .Ntla -,t of reeds, peculiarly
voiced. tic cnr-i ut which l- mr-t charming aud
-lul stirring While the imitation OF Tie human
voice L. superb.
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Costs allowed by Corrt of Consty Conn
missioners. Jau. Ali. Term, 1874.
stale y. Wm. Brown, Sl.J
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Pay Up.

All par:ic. having unsettled accounts With Us OF
over three months Standing, WI please give the
matter their immediate attention, "a all such
accounts remaining unsettled May l,.h, will b.
l-N v.;h our attorneys for collection. II settled
ut once. We u.u;aic shor, no.e. &c desired, bu'
a. cd book a,-s4.,.i a.-st tt eicstlp2.
Paris curling Go.
south rafi-. ANN =. l>-i-
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fsBRUARl AiJ.

fsEKUARl AtJ. TERN.
state v. Nm. Brown. originated
before panI Brown, Justice. slt D..
StltcV '. Wan. 4 " i.hzm. ~ -iGatcl
before = u. WtrsWotth. JrsI.~. Ir.2
state v John Strout 40 lille
Nar'in-nrilIuaied before =. IL.
IHuucc, Justice, ZIG
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JARLEY's WAX woREs-Make haste 10
JaIleY. Jarlcy's uurivalled collection OF
wax figures! $50 life like that if wax.
work only spoke and walked about
you'd hardly know the differences.
Don't fail to see Mrs. Jsr'ey's wax work.
next Friday evening at Academy Hall.
This is "an opportunity which may never
occur again BE in time, be in time. be
in time, Admission 10 cents. Doors
opcn at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
9swslry, Sc.
GEORGE JACK,

{ E0RGE JACK,
VI sO5 MARKET STREET,
spECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES-GoLD, Sill
YER AND RUBBER FRAMES.
We claim from experience to suit every peculiar
" Of impaired vision, and In every case guarantee
fa!slarton. Our facilities are such that we can ex-
.lalge glasses in any shape frame to suit the Gus
mmAler IN few hours. N. B.--Flrst store above
IhTd Street sepi6-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
Anot,l or 5 Supposed Ross Case.

THE CHILD OF FORMER wILMINeToNIAN MISSING
IN PHILADELPHIA.
ON Saturday last, Joe, little 7 year old son of
Thomas Harlan, a carpenter, formerly residing
m this city, but now a citizen of Philadelphia,
was missed in a manner which leads his parents
10 suppose he has been abducted. He
was taken to his uncle, John Newlin, a farmer,
who resides near Brandywine Summit but who
was IN the South street market, Philadelphia. oil
that day, and while Mr.. Newlin went for his
horses in order to get of home, he left the
clild at the wagon which was standing in the
street. When he returned the child was miss
mg and had not been found up
10 o'clock, this morning, although diligent
search was continued throughout yesterday for
the boy. Detectives are working up the case.
When Mr. Harlan resided in this city his home
war at 9Th and Madison.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
Newark Items.
specially Reported for the CONNER cial.l


Specially Reported for the CONNER cial
NEWARK, Aug. Z.
We were misinformed in regard to the change
in NJ. II school. There is to be but one teach
cr this year. and Miss Lizzie Wilson having
passed the best examination was very properly
promoted to the position of principal.
News from our Bay party is not encouraging.
From last accounts they did not reach Lewes un-
I'll yesterday, and as yet have not succeeded well
III their fishing operations. We hope that they
may have more prosperous time the rest of
then tnp
Quite an excitement was created yesterday, by
the Cilcu- company of Geo. Bailey. The teams
came struggling through town to their rendez-
,ons,in ltddles field. The people, old and young.
white and black, tuaned out in force to see the
sights. Toward evening, the elephant was taken
u the creek to gel water. A very large crowd
was on hand to see him drink and 1t was very
interesting sight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11

Southwest Corner Fifth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11

.,prsr OF SUSPICIOUS PARTIES IN BENNTNaToN
AhN- VERMONT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
frrom our Late Editions Of Saturday.
The Ross Child.

ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS PARTIES IN BENNISaToN
VERMONT.
Troy, August 10.
special dispatch from Bennington Vermont
announces the arrest of worman' named Flynn,
Who has child answering the description of
h,re Ross She tells contradictory stories.
,..rurn pIspATcHEB FROM BENNINGToN-THE
,.,,,, n nEsEMBLEs THE LOST Boy--REPoRT THAT
NE PHILADELPHIA, Aug. TO-
private dispatches to friends of Charley Ross,
from bennington, Vt, from the Chief of Police,
date the facts of the arrest of woman there,
% nayinr n child resembling Charlie, aud that she
dyes evasive answers.
Another dispatch requests an accurate des-
,.rintion of the missing child.
1 third dispatch from Bennington, but not
signed by the police chief says that the child on
beng questioned said : "My name is Charlie
po.s Int this man says must not tell any one."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
New Jersey.
LARGE FIRE IN wEsTFIELD.

LARGE FIRE IN wEsTFIELD.
WEsTFIELD, August 10.
The Post Office and Dime Savings Bank, with
thcclothing store of Frederick Becker and sew
erai other stores burned this morning. Loss
tMenty-fiye thousand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
gumSss gealers.

gMMnk* cykdkk|r.
NEW YARD.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
VIII ind they can purchase all kinds of BUILDING
MATERIAL at the lowest market rates,
ct the NEW YARD OF
GILMORE HEwEs, FRONT AND PINE sTs.,
Who have constantly on hand q complete assort-
ment OF everything in the building line.
WHITE PINE AND HEMLoCK BILL LUMBER
A SPECIALITY.
Particular attention given to sale of Lumber in
GILMORE & HEWEs.
WIN. G. MENDRHALI. Mangr vii. ONCE.
seps-tf
GOING TO QUIT BUSINESS,
REDUCED MY LUMBER
to figures way down, as the lumber must he sold in
short time.
MARTIN LANE,
mar71.sm South side of chrs'.ana Bridge,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11

| tar,a ftaS,DskS Els COD LIVER OIL, WITH
Ne., Tor sale by -'''o' "'e''a ""-
n. BFINGHURST a CO.,
Apothecarles.
Hof, Sixth and Market Streeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
,finanfiaI Cards.

cfinaufial Cards.
rT,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
500 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 9s 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from Q, A. NJ, until
., p M, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to O'Clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Of six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization OF the Bank and 1t s the ex
pectation OF the Managers, that this rate Of divi
dends will be continued.
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they are ac
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits.
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 8. HILIBs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CHARLES W. HowLAsD, NJ. L. LIoHTENsrEIs,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL X BENSON.
HENRY r. DURE, JOB ii. JACKSON,
K. M ST0TSENBURa, VIM. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
ann w pusu Vic. WIN; prss,ssIt :; MlLLEs President
aprl4-tf ct. TAYLOR. Ire sur
EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES.
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS President
GEO. d ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
| PAID UP CAPITAL, S500,00G
| sB- Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur.
| nished to regular depOsitors without charge.
| Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 Am
DIRECTORS.
| Clement B. Smyth, George W. Bush.
| Israel PuBey, ELI Garrett,
| Henry s. McComb, Joshua 4. Head,
| Daniel James, William Tatnall,
Edward Belts. oct1-1y
| CONNECTIONS
FOR THE
FINEST CoNFECTIoNERY
BOO THIS,
aprl0-1y No. WEST THIRD STREET
TUST RECEIVED
A large supply of
| FRESH AND RELIABLE TURNIP SEEDS.
A. Il. ALLDERDICE's,
Dealer in Seeds and Wire Goods OF all kinds.
my21-1y 2ll Shipley Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11

The relations between France and Italy are
ser! satisfactory.
The Pope has declared his intention TO create
loar new Cardinals.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11

HAVE YOU TRIED
JUR BEBA
are you
WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILITATRD?
ARE You so LANGUID that any exertiOn requires
more Of an effort than you feel capable of making
THIN TRY JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic and in
vlgorator, which acts so bene1ially the serretye
organs as 10 impart vlgor to all the vital forces.
Ii is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for a
short time, only to let the sufferer fal to lower
depth of misery, but 1t is vegetable tonic acting
directly on the liver and spleen.
1t regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, and
gives such healthy tone to the whole system as to
soon make the invalid feel like new person.
Its operation is not violent but is characterized by
great genteness; the patient experiences no sudden
change, no marked results, but gradually his trou-
bles
iFod their tents. like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This is no new and untried discovery, but has been
long use with wonderful remedial results and is
pronounced by the highest medical authorities, 'the
most powerful tonic and Alternative known
Ask your druggist for 1t.
For sale by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY X CO,
1y27-4w Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11
The Bkceciner Enauiry,

In relation to reports that a compromise WAS
being patched up between the friends of Illton
and Beecher, the chairman aud another member
Of the committee state they have no knowledge
Of such proceeding, and the committee will
peseyere in its investigation until the end is
reached