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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
On Probation.

The Cincinnati Commercial says:
The Democratic party has a better
chance to make an impression in these
times than 1t has previou,ly had In @
great while. II has also an unusual
chance to confirm the widespread ap.
prehens:on that 1t is yet ready to act in
foolish way, or a rascally way, or q
reckless way, or revolutionary way
or rebellious way. MANY Of the peo.
pie who are willing II should he put on
probation--and there are, possibly
more of them now than there have been
at any time since Lincoln's election
don't think particularly well Of its prom.
Uses, but they think so particularly i'll
Of the Republican performances as &c
feel like making rial of charge
Now, then, under such circum stances
let the party show how 1t can behave
itselfiD so far as II can control itself
and how it can manage business In SC
far as IL has power TO do so. We are
anxious it should make a good SHOW
We would like 10 have two or three
great parties emulating each other in
excellence, rather than rivaling one an.
other in folly and corruption. Let US
have peace.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Louisiana.

The following dispatch from Shrevo.
port shows what Federal interference
means:
In lower Claimborne parish, n. j.
Scott, parish Judge. J. A. Ramsey, re-
corder, and L. Il. Richardson, Mayor
were arrested here Saturday night by
one Selye, and deputy marshal Maxey,
assisted by cavalry. The causes of the
arrests are unknown. No citizens arc
aware of any act 10 justify suspicion oil
any oflense. The arrests were made in
the most violent manner. The parties
are not allowed to communicate with
their families. and the prisoners are
cursed and abused. Ramsey is the
most popular man in the parish. Judge
Scott is a candidate Tor reelection.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
The Blue Ridge.
A dispatch from Charleston says

A dispatch from Charleston says:
The Blue Ridge Railroad, including
80 miles Of finished road in running Or
der in South Carolina, and all tho fran
chises of the company in South Carroll
ma, Georgia aud North Corolina, were
sold to-day in bankruptcy, aud bought
by Ex-Governor Scott for ffty-fve
thousand dollars, in the interest Of the
first mortgage bondholdcrs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Appalling Accident.

MEMPHIS, October PA distressing
accident occurred in Pamela county,
Mississippi, last Wednesday, which cast
a gloom over the entire county. A par
ty Of four young men were hunting
deer in Tallaha,chie bottom aud became
separated, One of them, Ben Mitchell,
while pursuinga path through cane
brake observed a cane shaking ahead Of
him, and thinking il deer fred tho con-
tents of u double. barreled shotgun
loaded with buck.shot, and hearing the
screams rushed TO the spot aud found
Thomas l., Mosely, one Of his compau-
ions, lying dead, shot through The head,
David White, another, shot through tho
head and MORALLY wounded, and the
third one, $. w. johnson, severely
wounded: All the parties were rcspecs
tnbly connected, and tho dcplorable ac-
cident has brought mourning aud sor-
row TO many houses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Louisiana.

1t is stated that Cosgrove, editor oil
the Natchitoches Vindicator, has been
arrested under federal auspices, and a
hundred others are threatened. Par
ties generally have a generous Fremont.
ton Of warrants and take TO the woods.
Squads Of federal cavalry are operating
Ia severa! parishes, led by federal mar
shals, be. those against whom tboy have
warrants have premonition and tax Q,
generally, 20 the bush.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

"Too late, says the New York Her,
ald--"the Republcanpariy would seem
to be in the position Of the French army
at the battle of Waterloo after the ar.
rival of the Prussians. The compact
fighting array that seemed strong
enough TO save France suddenly yield.
cd 20 panic. The cry of despair arose
in the ranks; the soldiers rushed here
and there, striving for safety, but only
to be captured or sabrcd by the allied
horsomen. Only yesterday and the re.
publican party seemed defiant and IT.
rcsisible. 1t claimed to rule the coun.
try, dictate the measures Of recous,ruc,
ton and compel the acquiosence of the
people in q violation Of the spirit Of
the constitution"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Oct. 27.-llcndon, n
Lee county farmer, who was arrested
by the United States Marshal for dis.
charging negro, was tried aud dis
charged. Col. Wetmore and Smith, Of
Sumter county, who wero arrested by
Beach and Hester aud carried TO Mo-
bile, have been released on their own
recognizance. John Little has been dis
charged, thorc being no evidence against
him,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Indiana.

A recount Of the vote in the several
precincts of Wayne county, Indiana, de-
foats Baxter the author Of the famous
Temperance bill, by ono vote. Accord.
Ing to the latest foot!ngs the Legislature
will stand as follows: Senate--Demo.
erals, "a; Republicans, 90; Indepen.
dents, 3. House-Democrats, &c; Re,
publicaIs, 80; Independents, 8--giving
the Democrats majority OF ten on joint
ballot over both Republicans and Iude.
pendents.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Withdrawn.

A. b. Blankenship publishes a short
card on the next page Withdrawing
from the race for County Representa-
tive. Mr.. r. has many friends in the
county, who would have given him a
hearty support. His withdrawal leaves
four candidates still IN the field: Dod-
son, McElwee, Wilson. and Cass.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
The Second District.

Mabry's friends In Loudon and Mon.
roe are encouraged In the belief that be
will beat Thornburgh, while the latter'f
partisans are uneasy and restless. There
is no doubt great revolution going on
In the Second, and we hope 1t will prove
oventful enough to consign Col. II. to
solitude ana reflection. George w.
Mabry is man whom any honest 70.
Ter can consistently support
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Killed I'm Monterey.

Henry Hutton, formerely Of Knox
vile, was murdered whilst eating his
breakfast a, hotel in Montery, Mexico,
on the 9th day Of August last Young
Hutton was employed rs agent Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Co., and was considered steady, relia-
bio man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
CI,attanOOra.

Tho Commercial of Tuesday says
We notice marked change for the bet.
ter, in the last few days, in the business
Of our city-a greater number Of people
on the streets-a greater number OIL
country wagons than usual--cvery thing
bctokenlng better times, and a favora.
bic opening of the fall trade.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
A Call on the spcech-Makcr.

The Boston Globe says There IL, af-
Ter all, but one man who ear satisfy tho
public on tho third term question, and
as he has lately shown decided talent
for speech making, there IS no reason
why we should not have q decisive
word from him on this subject. Yesor
no, Mr. Grant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

We occasionally meet with n man
who seems to be Indifferent about the
approaching election. Now, we hold II
to BIZ the duty Of every Democrat and
every Conservative to 60 to the polls
aud vote In this election. OF what use
Ia the elective franchise to q man who
stays at homo on election day?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

An Alabama correspondent gives ~
hopeful view of tho contest now going
on In that State. In spite Of tho out
rage mill which the Attorney General 10
so actively working TO influence tho
election, there IL we'll founded hopo that
the State will be redeemed next Novem.
hnr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

The time Is at hand to strike strong
and effective blow for rctrenchmont aud
REFORM and closer and more economi.
cal administration ofpubllc affairs. But
we can do nothing by sevorIng old as.
sociauons, running after strange gods
and clutching at shadowy and impossi.
BILE new departures. Stand to your prin.
ciples, and march forward In order.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Election Tickets.

Our friends In the different civil dis.
tricts are requested TO call at the print
ing.office. where tickets are now ready
for distribution. Election next Tuesday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

A story has got abroad TO the effect
that there is n pressure upon General
Sherman 10 resign his Office. Hints TO
that effect, II IL said, have cmanatcd
from the White House.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Some men never lose their presence
Of mind. In Strathroy, man threw
his mothcr.iE.l law out Of a window Ia
the fifth story OF burning building
aud carried feather bed down stairs In
his arms.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

We like to heat man abuse the radi.
calls from one years end to another,
swear that they are not TO be trusted,
aud then when election day comes along,
bolt his party ticket because the name
Of his favorite don't happen to be upon
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

AS election day approaches the Re.
publican papers grow more bitter and
reckless. No use, fellers. You're party
in Tennessee is worse busted than the
Froedmar'a Bank.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Let nothing but death or the sheriff
keep you from tho polls next Tuesday.
II Is tho most important election that
hes occurred since the Reorganization
Of the State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Remember. that Dibrell 10 the candl-
date OF the Democrats and Conserva.
tives for Congress In the Third District
and remember, too TO vote for him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Every Democrat aud Conservative In
the State should get up from his slum-
bcrs next Tuesday morning feeling that
tho result depended upon his individual
vote,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Marry for love, young men, but re-
member that lie as easy to love girl
whose pa has hundred thousand in
bank as one whose old man sits no be-
hind pair OF mules and yclls! whoa!
you Pete, or III take your car ofrl'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

We have heard OF one or two OF our
political friends who cay they will not
vote fes Squire Dodson. That's mis-
take. Squire Dodson is worthy the
support of every Democrat and Conser.
vative in.tho county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Look at your tickets and sec that
Porter 10 at the head, DlbreIl next, Biz
ard, and Dodsop. Aud then 90 10 tho
polls aud vote like thunder!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

We feel pretty confident Of Col Biz.
ards election, but we want everybody
TO turn out aud give him llft. You
aouldu't vote for better man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
Meigs County.

We hope the people OF Meigs will
turn out In large force to hear Col. Eb.
James at Decatur next Monday. He is
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Melgs county will throw $50 majority
for Porter, Dibrell, BLIZZARD and Neal.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Set down Monroe for n clean MAORI
ty OF four hundred.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Our friends In Polk promise to giyea
good account OF themselves next Tues
day,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Chattanooga quotes wheat at l.00a
ll2is on wharf, sacks included,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30

Tho vote in Bradley for State Scna.
tor will bc close.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
The Sparta Barbecue.

Col. John M. Clementson, who was
present at the Sparta Barbecue and
Mass Meeting last week, reached home
Tuesday morning. He reports three
thousand people present, and good
time generally. The mountains are on
fire, and the country all around ablaze
with enthusiasm for Porter and Dibrell.
Warren and White will poll larger
votes than ever before.
Col. Clementson made a speech at
Sparta and, also, at McMinnville, which
the papers mention in eulogistic terms.
1t 10 generally believed that Dibroll
will swoop down from the mountain
with twenty-five hundred majority.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-30
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Party,

49, hC
Ex-President johnson will tell you in
his speech here to-day TO stand by the
Constitution--to cling to 1t as the ship
wrecked mariner clings to the last plank
mid the whelm and fury of the storm.
The advice is wise aud good as far as II
goes. We say to you, friends and fell
iow.patriots, STAND BY THE PARTY! As
has been demonstrated time and again
during the past twelve years, the Con-
stitution without a party TO watch over
its integrity and preserve inviolate It's
provisions and safeguards, is hardly
worth tho mouldy and dust-covered
parchment upon which 1t was original
ly written.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
2auread Doura.
rr.rua -xAvE wrLrrraroN

"Ht'f''N-'AFt
For Yea Fork-l.s1, A. H.. iai7 iz.@2, Isl, z. ID
FSS Phiiadslphsa-1.si, $50, So, SO. lcao, A.
NJ; 121T lqs9, 3, 4, 5.42. ~, go p N. slndays.
/ 81, A. NJ: 400, So, a.se, L.
Pw Bai.fnoTs.-1g.5z, ?. 7 ? II,
s 20, I H. p. NJ >rndsyss '3sz- 2.ts, a y.
$50. TIN unders. ia.-9 2ca An
FIR relasoars r. R.-Sel. ly.le, =. n; go, r.
NJ No S1niay traln..
For Heur cas1le.-5.0o, lU.la, = a. -. ~, 2. u.
No sunday trans.
For Htlaaingts1 G-d Hs4-.ag = ~, a u.
$50, bIb. p. ". No S5iudas t'al1.
For HfiFafftyfon d Hest~ru K a-I"- 81 q d, n-As.
r. NJ No Sunday traiBs.
-sAIss Ayaryv - gf7sIsssgS
Pross Neas fors.--l.s-. 8 4. IL 81, l.is 40.
N. sundays. i.a5, a u.
Prora Philaas,yhfs 2.s2, 1.5s, s.sf \. NJ, l-vi
M; 1884, j. r ;. SIS, s.s5 m, sl5, 20 P. NJ
Sundays, u a., 81, 1898, A. IL, ll.o1, J. VI.
From nfs' fsFsasH so, A. NJ 40 eun ief ram
Fr0Ta Iaitfn re-. l.2l, ln,15, A Nj lR.ai, IL. ~
a.32, 9 B., Y. v. sundays, o.. 2 q =. N
Fso, sashssgtOn - La. a. A.; lA.gl, lz4o, o.s1
~, r. N. SundaT Il. a. ii. $40, r. NJ.
From De,risars O. R.ie.l5, A. NJ; 3 70. 6.sn,
NJ. No sunday trans. -,
Fyosa Nets Cas,is.-s.00, 10.15, A. IL s., Gro
m No sunday trains.
Ffo7a Wilmington d Reddfnq r. r. SIS \. ".
LOO, I s5, P. ". No sunday trains.
Ero4s Wilmington d Western X. R.-76o, A. u.
alb p N. No Sunday trains.
LkAvE PHILADELPHIA FnR wLNE77oE
1a.4Q, $50, 1880, A. d.: 12l5, a.si, ~ 10 80
f4s esn. ti.3o. P. NJ. sundays iz40, 5s1 r. Nj es
1l.e0P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Local kSrevttse~s

Sun rises at SIT.
sun sets st4sz.
puoell fr hats, (why nots)
Ninth and Orange st eets for shoes.
Fulmers for the test sews in Delaware.
Hlndle Cos number Is sl2 Market Stree.
Ferry for carpet cesning 10 a prompt manner.
Heads Hygesn Home is filing up with patients
The thunder shower, yesterday. was refreshing.
After Tay.or's trial is concluded woodwsrds will
open.
Morgan for underwear and gloves. See also his
neck lies.
The Delaware College Adrancs is avery credlab,e
publication.
1t is sald that the middle ages is an era unknown
TO som n.
For c1nfections Of all kinds 20 to the new store,
80 W. I'd street.
Fall and Winter overcoatlngs at Bayne's, largest
stock In the State.
The dashng in of Sunday night cls,nsed the
streets Of the city.
The seal and nut brown are the two rival shades
OF brown this winter.
Two shirts for qusrler at the City Laundry. E.
oth street, nicely done up.
See Pennipg on's. at 9Th snd orsnge streets, for
boots and neat fitting SHOES.
Forty thousand cigars for sale, at panic prices, at
the Cuban Fourth and shipley.
The black dress hat for gentlemen is lower In the
crown than that OF last sea ION.
Inquire the prices of Grover& Baker Family Sew
| ing Machine II you desire 10 buy.
Mems c,arse boots for IS. .0l and buckle shoes for
si.q5 II W. A. turner Cos, Fourth and Market
| streets.
The s. c. A. II asleep but on every oppor.
tunity speaks for those who cannot speak for them
| seves."
Warmers new morocco factory " Il be rooted be
fore Christmas II the weather prsve not too unfav
orable.
Beautiful book printing ortainable At the Con-
AERciAL ono at the prce usually charged for In
| ferior work.
Customers potely served Ind charged very mod
crate prices at Gouerts tailoring establishment, u
E. 4tn street.
People who are IN attendance upon the Court a
New astle smoke Singes SDn's partagas, for
quarter, (or ought toy
Two button dog skin, castor. KID, cloth, .uck
lined kid aud calf skin gloves In great variety a
DougnteDs 4l0 Market street.
II pers MS who are about to go TO Housekeeping
will apply at 221 Market Street they can examine
splendid line Of furniture ami buy cheap.
Persons who have occasion 10 purchase Fir
Place Heater this wint should before buying, ex
anime the Fame, at Morrsson's, Sd and hhipey Sts
4 There is a fine chance at nr Heald's for a mort
young ~ an who wishes pleasant home where u
c can learn and practice hyglenic teaching. Sc
r IVAN ed.
a Uptown people can always get produce in seaso
:. Robinson a Co 9th and orange streets. az well as
= very ne line Of slape and fancy groceries. etc. ii
ccfees are fresh and as good as aOy 10 town for IN
money.
/. Bowman, tis now said. can reckon his month
- sales of coffee by the ton. We cont know abos
tHat, though we've no reason to douo It, for Judgt
d by the big lots of coffee he pets IN syery now an
l. then he must certainly have large trade In II. IT
,t seection Of his teas toO Is mads matter OF gre
= importance by him, and we doubt II there is al
other estab lshInent In town that disposes OF
"a many re ,iy 1ne as as his stores, olt and 2d al
~ King. Fair prices for the best goods Ia the poll
he pursues.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24

EB-LoOKI L0OKi LoORi
KELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE Oh RLIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
ourn-
II will make you strong and give you now life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
uon.
II Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that ionic Will do without liquor u
stimulate. 1t Is pot Wine OF Iron. Try y. Doctors
prescribe it. Cl.-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with It. suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith Painter, L. Bringhurst Co.
e. McInal. Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-llu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
0ttB 3nstnsss 3t-.ssr=a

ATCTxOSEErSS-
L. ". stidhsm a Son, III T. 9Th street.
Joseph K. Miller, sth and King street.
BANKERs G BROKERS.
r. r. Robiascr Co, soo Msrkst ssrs~s
BARBERs a. HAIR DaEsskk
A. Ashsnbaoh. 100 Market street.
BELL RINGERS Il BILI. p0sTBas
Geo W. jackson, 8 ". san street
Howard D. Moore No s. E. Third street.
BOOT a. sHOK HiAKKks. and DEALk
I; 9. AZ A1s.s.1sSss, s. iss @ xs5ss; q T., ST
Jo6S 3 4 a0rsisad. t;h md Poplar st street.
VIZ w. z A4aIr 4arnsl II o. " is fs ssssst. sfsss es
CARPENTERS AND BUn.DEA@.
basasSs .ss snoP y hGsns fsa,s 5s s.ee5 Re. Ios Va
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbsns DsMsinyills. M Market errsA,
Geo. A. Davis, 62 Shtplsy street
VIM IL Robinson. IIstS y sth street
CLOCKS. WATCHES. g. JEwkisAs
O Bash. corner Seventh and mArkst strse,A
s. rssSn S.sess. zss.'i L II sa: IL :tsss ss.ss'
COACH d CAkRIktsR MATERIAL
VIM Grseu 4 Co, a X cor I'd and shiplsy street.
DRUGGISTs-
"A. r. Bringhurst, si7 msrkst street
FLORISTS.
Tsinsil 4 Co.. Delaware Avsnn- and Jsi,erson Mira
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
TIghoI, Thom,ss I. E EPla%~sr. sa s n:gkss z street
GRNrs' FURNISHING GOODS.
| james M Watson a Bon. ~ Market stree.
/ QhAs. A. Morgan. Gal Market street.
| John p. Dooxbteu, +l0 As rkst stfsss
HATS. CAPS. d-c.
Huknl wAlrsren, e2 Msrsst strse,
William p. Webb IN Msrssf stree.
HARDWARE.
james Bro. s4 Market street
IRON & sTEFT..
| VIM oreea 90. g. X. Coz. ID and snipss, s.ts4.
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland. g. W. cor. Front and ORANGE
L0OkINsa-tsIAAssRsA a. FkAMks
Hluood Dosps, 10 v. sth street
| II. McMenagis, I'd and King streets
MERCHANT TAIIORH.
Cyr1s Ntern, III Market STREET
John III. Mublhxus~u, ais King rtrsss
samuel Miller, Jr, los Market streot-
PAPER HANGINGs. SHADES, 40.
John r. Holt. 3D. and Market streets.
PLUMBKRs AND Gas FTTTRRs.
W. \. Gillespie. sls W. 4th strsss.
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Eyans Psnninxton. Ailmonds Bdg, sth and Mas
n. N. Ohild 90. No w. 7th street
]. IL frazer. Sd and Shipley streeta
VIM. Reynolds 90, Ea Market stzSst
A. Il. Grinshsw, No. W. Sd strsst
Y: IL Gllmsss Al q No No; Wet @ q Sth strse..
VIM. MoOsulisy Oo.. eos Market street ''''s
: RksTAURANT d. BILLIARD faOo
Joseph Rullmsr, b04 and 5o6 Market street
sKWING MACHINES
vrtser Baker n M. Co, boi King street
New American Sewing Machine, 7fs ksrksf strses.
COFFEE and TIA Dealers
: Union Paoiho Tea Company. sia Msrkst stree.
UNDERTAKERs.
Z Thos. J. olles, al shipley street.
2 r. s Young. as Market street-fsse ad..i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24

sfructed " crude coarse aud bulky ingredients are
fast b ing superseded BIZ DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pur-
gafiye Pellets. or Sugar-Coa'ed. Concentrated Root
aud Herbal Juice, Anti 81 ious Grs1u s--the Lit
tie Clan sathartic or Muf tm ft Pufro Physic.
Modern Chen ical science enables Dr. Pierre TO ex-
tract from the juices OF the most valuable roots and
herbs their active medcinsl principles, which when
workef into little p lets Grsnules scarcely Larger
than mustard seed renders each little Pc let as active
and powerful as large pill while they are much
more paiatable and pleasant 10 effect.
DR.. Ira A. THAYER, OF Baconsburg, Ohio writes
~ regari ,nur Pellets as the best remedy for the
conditions for which you prescribe them Of anything
have ever used, 70 inihi and certain n effect, and
LEAVING the bow Is In an excellent condition. II
seems to me they must take the place OF all othei
cathartic pills and medicines"
lTos a MAcoBRR, drus gis', yermtnon, D. T..
say: We think they are going TO sell like hot cak
as soon people get acquainted with them and vii
poll Ihe pill trade, those that have used then
Lac them much TIER than large pills."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Gitg Ordinances.
. N ORDINANCE

Al oRDlNAN0h
Making an additional Appropriation for Repairing
and Cleaning Streets for he year ls74.
WHEREAS, The appropriation for Repairing and
Cleaning Streets for the year 1874, has been ex-
pended In conSe luence OF larger amount OF work
having ueen done THAI was contemplated when the
annta appropriation waB made, and lhe necessi Ties
OF the cty require the continued prosec ton OF the
work therefore
Be II ordained bg the City Cocfl Of Rilnf gton tpo-
thirds Of all the members thereof csncurring:
SECTION /. III hat the sum OF three thou sand dol
lars oe taken ON the appropriation tor Water
Works and tran sferred TO the apprIpriat for Re
pairing and leaning Streets for the year 1914.
Passed at the City Hail. November ~, ls74.
JOSHUA MARIS,
President of City Council
Attest-wM. s. HAYES, Clerk. noyks-9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
MArons ORC. wnxsoros. Nos. .. 50.

The Mayor wi>hes to commed ane- 20 his feilo~-
citizens the work and claims Of the lmtngton CITY
Uspensary. During the past rear II has relieved and
benefited hundreds of our citizens. ~ho ofnerwi e
must have greatly suffered and hsaome dependent
on the City Relief Pund.
The City Dispensary Is neral and public insti-
tut on minis er1ug daily n all worthy applicants
the at medical advice and tbe medicines required.
II ts presided over by committee Of our most emil
nenf physicians, has received the support OF the
City Council and has proved itself an eft1cient and
economical agent In ninlsterng kindly TO the needy
sick.
he Mayor. In view OF the necessities Of the COM
ing Winter. would respectfully suggest that the Dis
pensary be made the recipient OF portion of your
charities on our ann al 1hanksgtying-day.
]. l. STsfAs.
Treasurer OF the Dlspensary, NJ. George n Bates
One W. Seventh Street noy24 ct