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Persons who grumbIe over the high price
of ice may find balm for their troubled spirit
in the statement of Scribner's Magazine that
one of the most frightful causes of dyspepsia
is the excessive drinking of ice-water. which
reduces the temperature of the stomach be-
low the uoint-about ninety-eight degrees
required for digestion. Blissful consolation
of seienee,
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OpELoUsAs. Feb'y. 2sth. 1874.

Received of the Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Co. of Richmond, Va, through
G. w. Terrell, its General Agent, Twelve Hun
dred and ffty-six dollars and fifty cents, being
my share In full of Policy No. 1888 on life of
nv deceased husband, &. FL. Bodemiller.
Mrs. RosALIE E. BoDEMULLER.
Witness:
G. MAYO,
JAS. Raj, .
HENRY L. GARLAND. ....
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The Parish Court, Judge Garrigues presid-
ing, opened in our town last Monday, accord
ing to law.
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The Hook and Ladder Company of our town
propose celebrating it's third anniversary ON
the Odd inst.
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a Card

To he Democracy of Caicasicss, Cameron, Lar0-
gette aad 81. Landry.
hereby pledge myself to publicly demone n
strate. to o positive certainly, in advance OF
the November election, that the action OF the
Calcasieu Parish Democratic Convention,
heId at Lake Charles, June 18th, 1874, is not
POLITICALLY nor morally binding upon the De-
mocracy of Calcasieu parish, much Less upon
the Democracy of st. Landry. Lafayette ana
Cameron. GEORGE H. WELLS.
Lake Charles, june 26, 1874.
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The Democratic State Central Committee
leans on the fourth Monday in August.
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Lefebvre has just received new lot of sheet
music, comprising Temperance Songs, Operas,
&C., which he offers al catalogue prices.
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Aspecial meeting of Opelousas Fire Co No l
will be held tomorrow Sunday evening at 6
o'clock under the COURIER office.
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a White Mans SOliRoauy.

The following parody on ''Hamlets Solilo-
guy" is the production Of one of our promising
young gfellow-townsmen-not q White Lacquer,
however, for he is too young to john
Social equality. or no social equality.' That is
the question.
Whether IT'S nobier in the mind to suffer
The impudence of every nigger and petty
otfice-hoIder.
Or to take up arms against sea Of carpet
baggers and scallawags,
And by opposing, end them? To mix with
niggers,
And by mixing with them, snap the ties
That bind us to the name of white men Tis
a consummation
Devoutly to be feared! To mix with niggers
Perchanee to be ruled by them-ay, there's
the rub!
For under that rule what consequences will
follow
When We have shuff1ed off this moral degra-
tion,
Must give us pause There's the respect
That makes this rule so odious.
For WHO would bear this degradation,
The oppressor $ wrong, the carpet-baggers 9
contumely,
The insolenee of Office-holders, and the spurns
That honest white men will have to take from
kinky headed negroes,
When he himself might his quietns make
BY joining the White League! Who would
bear this rule,
To grunt and sweat under its weight of dis
grace.
When he might save himself by raising the
banner of spotless white!
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Opelousas Grange No. 81 meets every Satur-
day evening at o'clock, at their Hall, corner
Main and North streets, Opelousas.
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The facilities of the COURIER ofice tor every
styIe and description of job printing are un-
eauale,I outside of New Orleans Call and see
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As an humorous and refreshing sequel to
the barbecue and speaking ON the Fourth of
July, Mr.. Simon Richard gave at night one of
his unrivalled presentations of inimitable pup
pets, and for the first time introduced his bril-
liant conception of the shadow pantomime.
notwithstanding the inelemeney of the
weather and the great paucity of money, the
old "Varieties Theatre" was crammed and
jammed, not only with eager children to feast
their childish glee, but sober age threw aside
it's graver cares. and opened it's channels of
mirth to enjoy the entertainment offered by
the genius of our gifted fellow-townsmau.
The appearance of his iniuiitable puppets,
which counterfeited so truly pigmy realiza-
tions of actual life, threw glow of fun over
the audience of youth and age. Laugh and
grow fat" was the hygiene of the evening,
and the glamour of festivity which overspread
the house proclaimed the skill of its physician.
The shadow pantomimes were a perfect sue
cess, and could only be appreciated by actu-
ally witnessing their representation. Few un-
derstand the study required for proper pos
turing to give striking effect to these ta-
bleaux, and the difficulty Of maintaining that
angle of light which will secure their faithful
definition. The night was exceedingly unpro-
pitious to the workings of the fireworks, yet,
in all their details, their corruscations could
not be exceeded in brilIianey or variety.
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DIED-At his residence, on Bayou Waxia,
in this parish, on the 9th inst, AUSTIN Ross
HAWKINS, in the 49th year of his age.
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RUDOLPH BOHDEMUH.LER
NNORNEHHNVEG Il DANTAN,
Eashi0na hla Taflnra
NEW BARBER SHOP.

HAVING recently opened a Shaving and
n H. Hair Cutting Saloon on Main ST, between
Munzeshemer's and Roos' stores, l am prepar
! Ell to do Hair-cutting, Shaving, Shampooing,
! sc. shareof the patronage of the public
ia respectfully solicited.-Charges Reasonable,
and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WM. HERR, JR.
Opelousas. june Is. 1879. ly
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Wanted. few bushels of COW or field peas.
Apply at this eficc.
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CANDIDATES
For Stat Sema atOr.

! Mr.. Editor-Please announce that at the sol
| icitation of many Democrats and Conserva-
! tivef of the Parish OF St. Landry, DIR. W. II.
kIRkMAN, of.the Parish of Calcasieu, has
consented to be. cine a candidate for the State
Senate, at the election of November next.
In conceding to our sister Parish the right
of presenting a candidate for the said office,
t we cheerfully recommend DR.. Kirkman to the
favorable consideration of the Democrats and
Conservatives of st. Landry.
MANY VOTERS OF ST. LANDRY.
respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of State Senator of the Tenth
Senatorial District, comprising the parishes OF
sieu. GEORGE Fl. WELLS.
DR.. WM. A. ROBERTSON is candidate for
the State Senate at the next election, from this
District, composed OF the Parishes of Lafa-
yette, Cameron, Calcaseu and st. Landry.
For Sheriff:
ST. Landry, at the election in November next.
c. c. DCSON.
l respectfully inform my friends and the
voters of St. Landry i'll general, that am
candidate for reelection as Sheriff of this Par
ish at the election OF November next.
E.O. HAYES.
O. CHACHERE as candidate for Sheriff of
st. Landry, at the election OF November next.
JUSTA TAHSSEED
NKTE would call the attention of Teachers
w to our new work, FAIRY ECHOES, y
as being the latest and best work for Singing
a NEW MUSIC BOOK
Glasses. The Singin. Classss Department iis
uneHnaied. and the Music is all Nec, Fresh,
a"d Sporkling-any two pieces being worth
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
the price Of the work. Sample Copies mailed
postpaid, Oh receipt of Is cents. Price, So
per dozen. Address: j. L. PETERS,
:sS7tl 500 HrDadwax n
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OPELoUsAs, ST.. LANDRY, La, /
.NxN 1oG z

Received of the Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company of Richmond, Va,
through g. w. Terrell, General Agent IN New
Orleans, La, Twelve Hundred and ftty-si,x \
dollars and fifty cents, being balance in full
Of Policy No. 1898, Ton life of &. II. Bode-
miller, deceased, u and of our respective shafes
and interest on the same.
$50 90 MRS. r. Z. BouEMULLER, Tutrix.
us 90 r. BoDEMULLER, Tutor.
l79 so r. BoDEMGLLER.
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That desirable business stand under the
Courier office is TO let. Apply at this office.
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WASHINGTON DIRECTORY

TARRIERE. .G.-Warehouse; dealer in gro
~ ceries, Western produce, forage, &c, Sc
Water street, on the 1evee.
DIERREL, A.-Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats,
III Boots, Shoes, &c. Hi,les and Country
Produce bought and sold.
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NE CARRIAGE SHOP.

o1ERS CARRIAGE SHUP.
S@B Thankful for the patronage
heretofore extended to me hv
the citizens OF St. Landry, l solicit further
continuation of their favors; and beg leave
to inform them that will always he ready to
accommodate them in any branch OF my bus
mess, at reasonable prices for cash only. All
work hereafter if not paid for on delivery W i'll
be charged ten per cent. additional for lmrme-
diate collection.
| have on hand Hacks and Buggies which
will sell cheap for cash Hacks and Buggcs
made to order. S. =. CLARK
Opelousas, January 20, 1872 i9tf
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sl256 so Total.
Witness:
Q. G. DYSON,
TH0s. H. LEWIS,
JAMES RAY,
a. p, WILLIAMS,


We publish with pleasure the foregoing re-
seipss 70 the Piedmont and Arlington Life In
saEanee Co., from the heirs of the estate OF
Aaft II. Bodemiiller, deceased, late OF this
parlsh. We have yet to hear of that Com
p.hE's refusal to pay o claim against them,
saere tbs amounts due on the policy have
~ paid regularly, and within the time spe-
ahea therein. From all the different parishes
see State where the Piedmont and Airing
U hase gained foothold, we hear no dis
a.ag Foiee as to the solSency and honesty
70 Company, but on the contrary they
NJ ' WITH unswerving punctuality and good
"a toward their patrons, won q name sec
i ~ 4, Y no other Company in this State. Capt.
y Terrell still holds the Office of General
s sssa5 for the States of Louisiana, Texas and
~ .'asippI. and it would be hard for the Co.
- I've smother such gentleman in his shoes
- a0ala vim the same respect and confidence
- "Asca DO has inspired the people Of Lou
-. Ws are glad to hear through cur ex
lsases sls..' that the Company is prospering
~. i;.snouf the length and breadth Of Lon
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Poinse-aux.Lonps Springs.

FNNfIE undersigned respectfully announces to
IL the public Of St. Landry and neigh boring
Parishes that he is prepared to receive visitors
at these we'll known Springs.
Those who prefer bringing their own provis-
ions can do SO, and furnished rooms will be
rented to them. P3ices Aoderate.
e An excellent aud well fenced pasture
will be at the disposition of visitors
4. Il. CART
June l3 Proprietor.
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PECOM MENDED BY THE MEDICAL
IA Faculty of Opelousas. What
POSEY'S AROMA TIC WINE BITTERS.
good and pure Tonic, scientifically com.
pounded, not mixed at random. carefully thcor
lied, and perfected, by years of study and
close observation, as to its adaptiOn to relieve
morbid conditions OF the system such as:
Torpid Lirer, Loss Of 4 Ppetite, Imperfect or
La"gnid Digestion, Nervousness and its trai,.
of ndmeless ills. Only so cts. a bottle. [otI"
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H E G O U r IE r.
Cd P E H. Cd IL y q q:


From this date, the control of the editorial
columns of the COURIER passes into the hands
of the White League. The business depart
ment remains under my control
LEoNCE SANDoZ.
Opelousas, May 25th, 1874.
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NOTICE. NOTICE!

DOSEY'S BITTERS HAVE REEN IN USE
Il for many years. Our Physicians know
their formula, and have prescribed them al
ways in preference to any Of the Thousand and
one bad trhiskey compounds now flooding the
country. They materially aid in curing CAius
and Feuer, enlarged Spleen, and all kindred
diseases. Que bottle 80 cents onlyl will salts
fy you of this. Oet4*
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ATTENTIONS!

TENHE officers and members lactive and hon
Il oraryl of Opelousas Hope Hook and Lad
der Co. No. will meet at the Truck House,
on Wednesday, the 22d day of July, 1874, at 9
o'clock A. M, in full uniform, for the purpose
of celebrating their third anniversary.
Washington Fire Co. No. aud Opelousas
Fire Cos. Nos. and ? are respectfully invited
to attend. By order of
M. VILLASECA, Foreman.
E. P. VEAZEE. Secretary. [jvll-2t
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OPELOUsAs TIN SHOP.

REMOVED TO
Landry Street. Bettreen Nain and Co,ri.
Near the Post Office
ESFERY description of copper, tin. and
- sheet iron work done at short notice
Al kinds of tinwarc for sale. Also, BUCKS
BRILLIANT COOKING STOVES
March 23-ly1 W. LIGHTLEY
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DIR. WIN. A. ROBERTSON is a candidate for
the State Senate at the next election, from this
District, composed of the Parishes of Lafa-
yette, Cameron, Calcasieu and St. Landry.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. JAMES
o. CHACHERE as candidate for Sheriff of
st. Landry, at the election OF November next.
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A. P. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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l respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of State Senator of the Tenth
Senatorial District, comprising the parishes OF
st. Landry, Lafayette. Cameron, and Calca-
sieu. GEORGE Fl. WELLS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
italian street singers.

A correspondent writing from Naples says--
The Italians imbibe love Of music from their
earliest infancJ, and there seems to be an infiu-
ence in the almoshere which inspires shem to the
love of ofharmony and sweet sound. While l am
writing these lines. under my window, by the
light Of the stars alone, are grouped rude band
Of five male musicians; one Is playing upon the
violin. another upon the harp, and a third is
performing upon the fageolet, while the other
tso are singing Their rich voices would make
their fortunes in America upon the lyric stage.
| have rarely heard the role Of Figaro, in the
Barber OF Seville better sung than is now
being done in the street below. for which an
English shilling will bs considered ample re-
munerstion. Every native of the middling class
performs upon some musical Instrument, and
they are universal vocalists. One often stops
with surprise, as we'll as pleasure. to listen to
muleteers upon the road. singing in clear
superb tones, the familiar air Of an opera, with
out false note or cadence, and all with the
most careless nonchalauce and thoughtlessness.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13

INAUGURATION OF THE WHISKY WAR IN
N. Y.-Some ladies In the suburbs of White
Plains, New York, are attempting to close the
liquor saloons there. They lately sent tracts
to all the proprietors, and on Monday last they
made them visit. On reaching hotel kept
by Mr.. Sniffin one of the ladies held a con-
versation with him, of which the following
was part:
why do you sell rum % because people
buy It," "Why do you persist in SHINING when
you know how 10 do right ?" 'We are all
Sinners you know, and il we were TO sop
doing wrong the preachers would be out of a
Job" "But you make other people sin by
selling this vile stuff" EVERY tub must
stand on its own bottom. 81 don't ask man
to buy rum or sin, as you call it; he does it ON
his own accord, and if he sins he must answer
for it, "Well, you need Christians prayer;
shall pray for you2" mo, thank you it
wouldn't do me any good" Well, shall pray
that you may be moved by the spirit of the
Lord to abandopyour nefarious business" III
you can induce the spirit of the Lord to find a
Job where can earn living as we'll as dc
here shall be obliged to you and the Lord
too, and will sell out to you or anybody else
who may think he can run a temperance hotel
and make 1t pay" eve are coming 10 hold
prayer meeting" .sNot in my bar-room; but
If you want 10 rent room l will let you have
it cheap" The, party. which consisted el
three ladies, and two male escorts then couu
seled Mr.. Sniffin to read the tracts, and retlree
with q promise to call again.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
and Western u n
TINE TABLE.
} WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

FALL ANU WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
-. :zR::!z: Commencing Oct. Is;
1strains will run AS fol- ~,
leave wilmington 10 80 m. and 5 5 pm
Leave Landeuberg IS, a IN and 30 D m
Arrive at Wilmington 81 M and 2 a., ~,
Arrive at Landenberz Il 20 a. m. ami d b.,
,CoNNECIloNS-Trains leaving WiImin,i,n
~ - with train leaving philadelphia st - n
Trans leaving " llmington at s IS p m coune-t
with train leaving Philadelph hia at % p m -'i
IRAN arriving at Wilmington at apam VI,
train Tor Philadelphia al 10 m -
for Phllade delphia at I 90 u m "''N @A'-
sunday Trains viii be withdrawn after p,,,.
- DAVID CoNNELL, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13

an, T, NJ, P, VI .
The mixed train will be run subiec. TO delavs IN,
cident 10 freight business. and will ston onIy a,
stations where time Is given "'' a.
=, NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wiimineion orj nh
aeipnla a; 49, a. m, and 25. p. m Leave vi
"ihs.oh' % ana oo, p M, ter New Castle
ANA, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
CLAYTON, IL So a, IN. and IS. D. M; leave c,v, ~
lor smyrna, 40 a; IN. ana Is. D. m, 70 make 'y
tions South. anu sta-
CONNECTIONS
Anne's and Kent Railroads '-A "-eeo
At Clayton. with Md Il D. RP
At harrington with J. Il B RR
AT Seaford with ID. 4 Del. r. r.
At Delmar with L. ). X. K d " andp D
IL. +. KENNEY SnI;,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
UNDEL THE TRELDIS.

Bf KATE PUTNAM oeGoop. .
Under the treiis to and fro. /,
Walking and king. go two together.
Over their heads the branches bow.
Under their f,et The grasses grow.
d In the sweet season of Springtide weather.
Under the trells. to and fro.
Whispering close, go two together.
Iremulous. misty. long and low,
The meadows loom through the sunset glow,
In the hot prime Of the summer weather.
Under the trellis. to and fro.
silently pacing. go two together.
Over the yellowing poplar row
The harvest moon comes large and slow
The wandering ghost Of the Autumn weather
Under the rellis, to and fro.
Hand in hand. go two together.
Thick Is the air with threatening snow.
Chill winds wearily come and go.
Telling the tale Of Winter weather.
Little of season or scene they know.
Under the trellis. the two together.
April glimmer or Autumn glow.
Sultry August or Winter snow
For lovers II always is Summer weather.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13

9TpeJect Tao to delays incident to freight business
stations named, but will leave Passen a. o.S
noPping place, except Hare's Corner. State RI
h9Taney, ARMSTRONG; and DUPONT
ms train Will be Withdrawn whsnavar -
tere Is OF the Company requires H. 80 Z
Ra,n.I psssenger Gar heretofore attached 70 the
Viii he ram leaVlng harrington al 90 P 81
Ine freight Train with Passenger Car at.,cba,
eayins harrington at 70 p, NJ. viii mpEe a,
esular stops tor passengers. a.
seps, 49,. n ErNvrv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
COPPER SMITHING.

THE business Of Copper SmitBin. in all il,
i branches will in future be conducted at the old
stand, No III East Second street. by Heisler, Nc
of the trade and will make every effort to render
ians-u HElSLER, MeBRIDE&CL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13

ITO THE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
Pany have completed arrang ements TO carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to AMI from all point
ON the limo OF their road and W est Chester
Also. 10 all points on the PHILADELPHIA and Real
ing and Catawissa Railroads, including Keaiins
Pottsville, &c.
For rfnrther Information apply at the Depot cor
ner of Front and Madison streets WiIminstNn wv
~ Express matter sent to Franklin telegraph vfi 20
No, w est Third street or TO their Ds oot From
and Madison, or orders left with Nom al lien seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
apf-tf Gen1 Sun't " "a n " -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
Il MORE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after WEDNESDAY, octobss 18th. ls7l.
. passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelphia 800 D. N, for VIII
mlngton.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
sisnalled: Gray Ferry. 9,l2 p. m Laxaretto $50
pm; chester e.Sl .. N; Lamokin. IS p. m; Thur
low 9.A9 m; Linwood. $50 p. N; Clsymont. 1901
N Ellerslis, l0-1sp "; ariiye Mu4iAgten. 10. 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
PHILAD'A, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

WITHDRAWAL OF TRAINS AND CTIANGF
OF HOURS,
On and after Tuesi lay, November llth. 1879. the
Lamokin only. - '1' -
The following trains will be withdraw.
and Lamokin. NO
slo A. NJ. 4S0. P. VI. between Lauokin sni
Philadelphia. a"1
The train now leaving PhiIadelphia atsi3p
or Moore Will leave at } 50 r. VI. and run t. La
adephis, stopping at all stations
Ac%eo,mmodation train for Philadelphia now lesv-
A. NJ. "'' 'eA'e At u
uoy3 H. KPNNEy Cra,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table
M&& q
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, 0ctocer 2Oth, 1879. (Sun.
days excepted. Trains will leave US follows;
South,cdrd Nor,I,i
Passenger. Mixed, Passenger M;1as'
Am. T. VI. M. A. M. PM y ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made by carefully evaporatirg the watery per
ton OF Fresh Mt'k. adding TO it a small portion o.
white sugar and sealing it up Theoretically. In
this way II Will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly to its naturally liquid state by
the addition OF pure water 1t is very largely sed
in tho preparation OF food for infants, and is
especially adapted to the use of travellers on &C
count OF its portability and answering all the par
r. 'es OF fresh milk. The ne est brands sold by
Z. BkINGHURST X CO.,
Corner sixth and Mark ct streets.
EXTRA NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL. THE
II celebrated Silver Mountain Buckwheat N cal
sale at the lowest wholesale and reta il price at
W. N. cHANDLER'S
cts -6l1 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13
Wilmington and Rsl
tlmore Railroad.
EN Il alslIf slIf5ER- -
DELLA WARE DIVISION.

| APOkIANI NOTICE-ln addition to the re,p
- isr ar n MGrket Trans now running, an EXTRA
fhEldHl lRAlN, (oundays excef.ted w1,h "a "a
senger Car attached will run between Wiiri.s IL a.
ton ana hfa5rlnst0p on and after Monday eeutem.
as follows. " a. 49, @ul sIopp
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-13

! laying ca
hd hair ma
ed; lambre
ms, aud &.