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A Family PaIsaned.

A whole family were found poisoned in
bed in Carbondale, at noon on the Bird inst
The victims are a man named Ludwig, his
wife, and beautiful child about year old
Some of the neighbors shortly before noon,
seeing that none of the family were astir,
forced open the door, and on going up
stairs beheld horrible spectacle. The
features of man and wife were distorted
by the throes of death, while the infant
asas at its mothers breast unconscious of
the awful fate Of its parents. Medical aid
wGs promptly called, and after the applica-
tioa Of restoratives husband and wife raj
lied a little, but the latter died died within
an hour. The husband, being of q power
constitution, struggled on until next
evening, when be also died. The infant
still fingers in pain. When the husband
was partially restored to consciousness he
said that somebody gave himself and wife
Adraught from bottle. "We both drank
IL" he added, but he could not be induced
to say any more. Up to this time no clue
TO the mystery can be obtained.
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IT HI H - u N IL.
weekly and Daily for 1875.


The approach of the Presidential election gives unu;
sual importance TO the events and developments of
1870 We shall endeavor to describe them fully, faith
THE WEEKLY Sun has now attained circulation
Of over seventy thousand copies Its readers found
known TO the public We shall not only endeavor to
keep fully mp to the old standard but to improve and
THE WEEKLY sun viii continue to be thorough
newspaper All the Of the day will be found in it,
moment and always we trust in a clear interesting
II is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN the best
family newspaper in the world II will be full Of enter.
tanning and appropriate reading matter of every sort
and delicate taste Il win always contain the most in
terestnR stories and of the day, carefully
selected and legiby printed.
IN the MEEKLf We A SUN and its articles viii always be
The hnmbsr of e in9enendepi m Do
ing, and the WEEKLY sun is their paper especially
ns t. S mo- aF and fna for oSsys Ssy eSoS eS o tie
men II exposes the corruption that disgT9ces the
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The markets Of every kind and the fashions reg.
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t1r sheet OF eight pages and ffty-six columns As
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Strikes in Plttsburg.

The difficulties between the manufacture
ers and workmen in the western part of
the state has assumed a serious aspect.
Out of eight hundred furnaces in Allegheny
county all but fifty-three have closed and
discharged their employees. Tho lock out
is the result of refusal on the part of the
puddlers to submit to reduction of 81 per
ton, the mill owners claiming that, Mt
present prices and the wages paid, they are
losing money. A final meeting was held
on Saturday to adjust the differences, when
the mill owners submitted the following
final proposition On scale Of three to five
cents per pound for iron, reduction of 81
per ton, and to follow the price down to
two and half cents, card rates at the same
rate of reduction as in the scale. This, at
two and half cents, would make boiling
$3.50 per ton; agreeing that when the
price of iron advances to over three cents,
say three and three-tenths per poundSof
iron, the scale to be operative, and the
price of boiling shall be $610 per ton.
Without any discussion, the puddlers
unanimously rejected the proposition, and
refused to submit to any reduction.
The result of this action does not very
materially affect operations in other de-
partments of iron manufacture. There
are considerable stocks of pig iron on
hand, at Pittsburg, in the hands of opera
tors, and it can be readily obtained from
other localities. The action of the pud-
dlers is therefore the more to be regretted
as it cannot possibly result in good and
must entail great loss upon themselves and
suffering upon their families.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

Eastern District OF Pennsylvania, IS.
A I New Bloomfield the 18th day OF November.
"A A. d., 1874 The undersigned hereby gives
nOtlee OF his appointment as Assignee OF William
n. Taylor and Joseph Saunders, trading as " VIM
N, Taylor q Co.." Of Millerstown, in the county
o. Ferry and state OF Pennsylvania within said
DlsLrlet VINO nave been adtudged Banltrupts on
OF said District
Nov. "a, lS743wl TMllierstSwn' Pa
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THoMPsoN's
VERMIFUGE
CURE WHEN THE PATIENT is AFFlICT
tt| ED WITH WORMS
NEVER FAILS TO


This Vermifuge is confidently recommended
to the public as an effectual remedy for expell-
ing Worms from the system. It is extensively
used, and has In every case produced the de-
sired effect, and often after other remedies fail
ed. 1t is purely vegetable, mild in It's opera
tion, and may be given with perfect safety
Worm Confectons, Worm Lozenges, Worm
Sugar Plums, Worm Chocolate, &C., are at
tractive and sweet names, but of no account
unless they destroy the worms. Thompson's
VERMIFUGE is an old established and we'll
tried remedy, containing no CALoMEL or MIN
ERAL Of any kind. II is warranted not only to
destroy worms, but by Its slight purgative
property, carry off the mucus and slime which
produce and nourish them. Worms are fire.
quently the cause of disease in children when
they are not suspected, on account of the symp-
toms of them resembling those of Dysentery,
Fever, Commissions, &c. Children are often
treated for the above and similar complaints
without success, while these pests of the bow
els are destroying the life, as they increase so
rapidly and are continually moving from one
part of the body to another, parents should pay
particular attention to all symptoms of worms
picking of the nose, offensive breath, eyes
sunken and dim with dark circles around
them, grinding of the teeth during sleep, irreg-
ular appetite, dull, sickly look, wasting, of the
body, flushes of heat, vertigo, swelled stom-
ach, sense of something rising in the throat;
fever, drowsiness, starting in the sleep, fits,
nausea, unusual thirst, gnawing sensation of
the stomach, frequent desire 10 pass something
from the bowels, Shiny discharges, &c. Per-
sons of all ages are liable tosuffer from Worms
pRFpARRn oNrV nv
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Asslgnee's Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given. that Harrison Kulp
IN and Margaret his wife, OF WheatHed tWn
Perry county, have executed deed of voluntary
assignment to the undersigned, residing in same
place for the benefit of the creditors OF said Uar
rsOn Kulp. All persons having claims against
said assignee, win please make Immediate paw
ments and those having claims win please pre-
SOLOMON BIGHAM, Assignee.
LEWIS POTTER, Attorney for Assignee.
November g. 1874
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Notice.

The interest Of VIM. IL. Miller, OF Carlisle, in
the Perry County Bank, OF SpOnser Junkin X
T. Junkin, and from this date April 10Th 1874 said
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ance that our course has met the appreciation and
thus gained the confidence OF the people.
w. A. SP0NSLER
b. +. JUNKIN.
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-12-15

Eay- Aaron X. Woodward was on trial
for murder, at New Castle, Del, last week,
for shooting and killing boy named
Lukens. The boy was stealing chestnuts
ON Woodward's farm when he was shot,
A verdict Of not guilty was rendered, not
,withstandipg Woodward admitted the
shooting.
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Pennsylvania r.. r. Time Table.
NEWPORT STATION.

NEWPORT STATION.
On and after Monday, Nov. 10th, 1874. Pas.
senger trains will run as follows:
EAST
Mall, ........... T.29 p. M, daily except Sunday
Harrisburg Accom- l0.40A NJ, daily =" Sunday
Atlantic Express, l00l p. NJ, fiag,-daily.
WEST
Pacific Express SIS A. NJ. (iag) daily.
MayP yPass. $40 A. M, daily,
Mail, ........2 2.3S p, M. daily except Sunday
Mixed $50 = M. daily except Sunday
pittsburgh Express, l2.l7A. NJ, (Flag)-d ally ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains are now run by Philadelphia time, which
Is 10 minutes faster than Altoona time, and min.
utes slower than New York time.
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
DUNCANNON STATION.
On and after Monday, Nov. 26, 1874. trains
VIII leave Duncannon, as fOllows
EASTWARD
Mafi 9691rg 61 Accom- llllAM, daily yexceptSunday
MAIL oUl r. M.,.................b ~ - ~
WESTWARD.
Pacific Express AS a. M, (hag) daily.
way passenger, 1856 A. NJ, daily
Mall, z'V4 n 81, ...:...... daily yexcept Sunday
Mixed, 6.CsP NJ, daily except Sunday.
VIM. @. KING Agent.
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ENLANNELs-A splendid assortment Of Flan-
II nels, just opened by Il. MORTIMER.
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HARDWARE--A good assortment OF Hard
IL ware OF every description can be bought Of
Il. MORTIMER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23
City Business Dt.s:sn:s
AUCTIONEERs.


AUCTIONEERs-
l. W. stidhsm a Son, III E 9TH strcet
Joseph F. Miller, 9TH and King streets
BANKERS Il BROK ERs.
r. r. Robinson 90. 400 Market street
BARRIERS d. HAIR DRRssEh
A. Ashenbsob. DO Market street
BELL RINGERS a. BILL. P0srRH-.
Geo. W; Jackson. W. 6th street.
Howard y. Moore No. 5, E. Third street
BOOTG SHOE MAKERS. and DRAfs
BaboocE 4 Bro, a05 4 Sos Market str
John 4 Morelsnd 9Th and Poplar strseis
Wa " 4. s, Tarnsr %, ~ s u Market, sisss treo
CARPENTERS AND BUIi.uhiss.
g haadosL. H % shop e Thorns bel Front R-- uls Va.
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Brisbane A DeMAinviiIe, 7a2 market stra.t
Geo A. Davis, 6D1 Bhipley street
VIM IL. Robinson. ll3)S k. 9TH street
CLOCKS. WATCHES. a. Jkwki..ns
9. I. Bush corner Seventh and Market street.
j. o. Massey, 10 * lth strssl
COACH g. CAKRIAGE nIArKura,
Vim. Green Co., Y. N. cor sd and shiplsy .t4s.,.
DRUGGISTS.
H. X. Brnshurst. sl7 Market street
FLORISTS.
ratnall 90. Delaware Ayeuu. aud Jsfsrsop st,.,,
GENERAL. INSURANCE AoESrH
rhomss wa,,s \ Rlummsr. so2 n Ms.kst street
Wooiiey Van Trump bl0 Market street
James NJ Watson A 500. IN Market stree,
Chss I. Morgan, 611 Market street
John p. Doughtan. alO MARI st street
HATS. CAPS. 30.
hukili 4 walrayen, Eka Msrkst strssl
ghss H. Dubell, 2 H. Sd strsst
William r. Webb aH Market sts.t
HARDWARE.
James a Bro. ~ Market street
IRON Il sTERI..
VIM Green o.. H. E oor. so aud sbl.is, .l,.,,
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland, s. w. cor Front and otnn.a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. Fkaluh-
Eiwood Dosne, 10 W. 9Th atrsst
b. McbionAsle, 81 and King strsstA
MERCHANT TAIIOHs.
Geo Gouert, ls R Fourth street.
Cyrus stern, Ill Market street
John II. MuhlhAussn, ais King strest
Samuel Miller, DR., l09 Market stroot
PAPER HANEINGs, SHADES. 50.
John II. Holt, 3D. and Market strestA
PLUMBERS AND GAS RITTRus.
WI Gillespie. ais W. 9TH street
RIAL EsrATE AGRNTs.
hssns fsnninston, Almonds Bdg, 9Th and MAIL
A. Al. yhild 90, Ne; W. 7tb street.
Vim. Reynolds o., gs3 Market street
A; Il; grimshaw, No. ". % Street.
W n. Sdlmere No West 9TH street.
VIM MoOsulley o., 6o6 Market street
RESTAURANT IL BILLIARD Ron
Joseph Fullmor. bo4 and SOS Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover Baker \. NJ. Co., bg7 King street
New American Sowing aachine, us Market street
COFFRE and TEA Dealers.
Union Pacific Tea COMPANY. sls Market street
UNDERTAKEHs.
TheS J. Giles, al shipley street
X ) Young. ss Market street.-tses Adv.J
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23
LOCAL INTEIdLGENCE.
Railroad Hours
rsAris LsAvE wu.MrNeros,


rRAnss LRAvE WILMINGTON
For Sss rork.-1.si, A. NJ, 12l7, ls.42, o4a P. M.
Sundays, 1.si, A. NJ.
l9l7, 12.49, 2, a, 649 T..J, $50 p. VI. Sundays,
LIZ, A. NJ. 400, O. r.sn, =. ..
f0r 3oliinrri H., Y, loS7, -, u, LIB,
$50, 7.10, p. y ur',a5g, i,s9 r. ., A. N.
For W. ylon.-ia 81, SOS u '26s i.2s
$780, M. uudnvs 12h2, 2G3, A NJ
F.r -ia,pare r. r.. o. iql2, a. Nj; $40. p.
Il 80 sunday trains. .I-
For keip Caste 5.to, ,Die, A. NJ; i.S:. s.i1. 2.
No Sunday trans.
ROT Fiei.gioa aud nsaiiii' , R.-C.8l, a NJ, ;
$780, 6.th, p. N. No Sun iav TAIN
Tor Rttr ington e r'cfiern H. h-al0.sr j.. Nj ;.Y4
p. NJ No SUNDAY trains.
TRkr-s i''rrvE At wIiNrvn-os.
frotn Asn fo .-!s A. n; iz5i, lis, 100, r.
N. sundays, A. M.
From HAia, hia.-i2.42, los sc, A. NJ; 2.oo,
;i2.-4, = Ly5, 5io s.s5. 100, ~, ll.0O p VI.
Suntays 1853, 1905, A. NJ. ; 100, p NJ
F'1A = Deposit. --s.o4, A NJ ~ sunday train.
F'n'7 slti,Tore; In, 1ogs, A. NJ; 1s.oi, i2.s9,
n.ss, VI ?. N. Sundays, In, A. NJ; go, r. NJ
r'oi Washington. LII, A, M. l2.Q., l2.4o, o.s2,
r., Dekiirare r. R---10.15, A. NJ; $50, $50, r.
NJ 10 Sunday trains. e-l
I.ort NetS cdstle.-s.00, 1915 4. ~. 80, G.s0,
NJ. No Sunday trains. - ri
FFOm HilfaiilJton e ReddiIg z X. -s56 A. NJ
l.t0, 7 50, =. NJ. No sunday trains.
rom Wilmington q Western x. R.-T.ob A. NJ
s.l5 P. III. No Sunday trains
L1AvK flu. sDEl.rHIA FoR WILMINGTON
1910, s3G iu.3l, A. NJ, l2lh, ~, 40. o.l5, 80,
AS. $50 ll.SO. P. N. Sundays l24O, ssJ a. Nj; $50
I.s0P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge No. l, /. o. o. f., at Odd
Follow Hall, Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 8,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5ll Market street,
Enterprise Circle, B. U. c. A., at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street,
Washington Lodge, No. l, X. of p, at Knights
OF Pythias Hail. 211 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 8, A. o. Of G. f., at
McClarys Building.
:. Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. 7, s. of T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 13, l. o. of G. T., at room
18th and Scott Streets
Minqua Tribe, No. s, I. o. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, il5 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23
Snftinn Sales.
EXECUToRs' SALE
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE
=, by virtue Of the provisions OF the last WIN and
Testament OF Ann Curtis, deceased Will he exposed
at public sale and sold on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER LIST, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
at the Auction Room OF L. W. Stldham 4 Son. No
Ill E. East Fourth Street, in the City OF
Wilmington.
NO. ]. All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
In the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid, with three
story Drck dwelling house erected thereon, bounded
aud described as follows, TO wit: Beginning at the
s0utherly side OF seventh Street between Lombard
and Pine Streets, at the distance OF t-elQht feet
ten Inches from the easterly side of LOMBARD Street
thence sontherly parallel with Lombard Street about
eighty feet to the northery side Of an alley running
from Lombard towards Pine street. about fifteen OF
sixteen ieet wide, thence with said alley side east
terly thirteen feet six inches TO a stake thence
nortnery parallel win Lombard Street. through the
middle OF the division wall between the houses on
this and the adjoining lots eighty feet TO the SAID
SIDE OF seventh Street. thence herewith westerly
thirteen fee SIX Inches to the place OF beginning be-
the contents more or less being NO. eos K Seventh
Street.
No. 3 All that lot or piece Of land situate In the
Slty OF wilmington, aforesaid, with a three-story
Drlck dwelling thereon erected, bounded and de-
sciibed as follows TO wit beginning on the wester-
~ side OF Poplar Street. at the distance OF seventy
one feet from the northery side OF Fifth Street at
line OF land OF Levi Nj. Hargls thence westerly
parallel with F1th street, slxty-two feet and nine
nohes 10 -FOUR loot wide alley, leading In Fifth
street. thence northerly along said ally side parallel
with Poplar Street. thirteen feet and six inches to
line OF land OF Robert Ii. Jones' thence easterly
parallel with Fifth Street slxty-two feet aud nine
Inches TO the westerly side OF Poplar Street and
thence Herewith southerly thirteen feet and slx
inches TO the place Of beginning, be the contents
therof what it may Being oil Poplar Street
TERM5.-Ten per cent OF the purchase money u
be paid cash wren the property Ia struck on the
balance OF tw0-thlrds within thirty days, where
upon the purchaser shall be entitled TO deed In fee
simple, the remaining third TO be secured by the
Judgment bond and mortgage of the purchaser
payable in one year with interest.
Title unquestionable. Any person desiring 10 eX-
anime said properties will be shown the same by
applying on the premises
T. WORRlLOW,
j, w. TRANOK,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23
Edwards.

TN REWARD STOLEN ABOUT
Nd IN six O'Clock last evening from front of '2s
Market street, black beaver over coat. The above
reward win be psid for the return Of the coat and
apprehension of thief, by JOHN II. MOORE,
nov2o-2t 92s Market street, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23
A N ORDINANCE

A N ORDINANCE
Making an additional Appropriation for Repairing
and Cleaning Streets for the year 1874
WHEREAS, The appropriation for Repairing and
Cleaning Streets for the year 1874, has been ex-
pended In consequence OF larger amount of work
having been done thau was contemplated when the
ANIMAL appropriation was made, and the necessities
OF the city require the continued prusec ton OF the
work therefore
Be ordained bV the City Councii Of Hiraiaqton teo.
thirds Of all the members thereof csnetrTiig:
SECTION !. That the sum OF three thousand dol
lars be taken from the appropriation for Water
Works and transferred to the appropriation for Re.
pairing and Cleaning Streets for the year 1874
Passed at the City Hall, November ls, 1874
JOSHUA MARIS,
President OF City Council.
Attest-WA. y. HAYES, Clerk. novas-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23

ss- DIAMOND JERELRv a Specially. Amerl-
can and Imported watches is kGra solid gold rings,
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains Jewelry In every
variety, also clocks al prices TO suit the times at l..
w. Bally's Old established stand, No. 622 Market ST.,
Philadelphia.