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Last year The towns stood; publicans
81; Democratic, CO; divided, 9; independent,
|. So that it would appear that the Republi
cans have lost thirteen and the Democratic
have gained fourteen.
The constitutional Amendment giving ad.
dtional representatives to the towns having
over. 5000 was adopted by vote of yt 3
81 $40; no, 1921, with fev towns 10 be
heard from.
Forty. five towrs voted for prohibition al
| Igor selling for the coming year.
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The street Market.

In the street market, this morning
there was large supply of the fruit,
and vegetables Of the season. The vari
alton in prices since last report il very
slight. The ruling rates are as follows:
Butter, 81. ~ and A. cents per pound
roll, 80 to - do; eggs, 80 and 50 per doz
chickens, 60 and 81 50 per pair; apples
. and Is per half peek, or as TO 81 bush
pears, s and 20 do; potatoes, white, II
and 90 do, or 81 90 and Sl.25 per bushel
sweet potatoes, 90 and % per half peck
tomatoes, 8 cents do; corn, 20 and 81
per dozen; cabbage, > and 3 per head
onions, 25 per string hects, 5 and s a
bunch; honey, 30 per pound; smearc.lse
per bowl; grapes, 5 to 8 per pound; tur-
nips, to 10 per half pound egg plants
3 to 10 per piece; che3tnuts, from 10 t.
20 cts. per quart.
Beef, II and % per pound; veal 10 and
20 do; mutton, 8 and Ii do; liver, 10 do
lard, 10 and II do; ham. Is and 20 do
picked pork, ~ and Il do.
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DHILAD ELPHIA. WILM INGTON &
il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 2srH, 1874.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
PHILADELPHIA AMI intermedIa'e stations.
$50. $40. 30. 1910. q. m; 2. 400. q 70. $50
y. m.
fhiladelntia and New York. Isl a. m. ;;
1911, la. 5.42. . III.
Baltimore and Intern odiate stations, 1882.
10 o., IL. IN; 20. y. IL.
Baltimore and W, shingtou. Il 81. 2O3. 1902
a. M; 1856. %. $50. 40. pm.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for:
New Castle. 500. 1910. a. m; LES. g. 40.
y. NJ.
Harrington aud inferno date stations. S W.
10. 10. Il. M; 6.i0. y. III.
DelRar and intermediate stations. SOC
1910. a. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia AMI intermediate stations.
400. G.3O. y. m.
phiIadelphia and New York. 1.3l. a. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.5I. 2U3, a.
For further information passengers are re-
feTred o the time tables posted Mt the depot
ii. +. kENNEY. Superintendent.
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g; s: W.-Thomas Z. Young, of Rey.
nolds, No.. 3.
G. J. W.-Thomas A. McAllister, Of
Unlo3, No. z, Brandywine Banks.
q. S.-Edwin H'rst, Of Delaware No. 1.
+ It. Treas.-R. III. Eubanks, Of Della
ware, No. /.
Grand Rep. to G. l.. U. S.-William Ii.
Coward, of Reynolds, No.3.
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There ia big gold bar ON the counter
OF Denver bank, weighing l BAG Ounc-
es, and valued, in coin, at $22 .G9494.
1t is a curious and significant fact that
to day old Babylon anu Ninevih are ligh-
ted with American petI
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LEGENDARY ATTEMPT.-An attempt v as
made early yesterday mo.a'rs To lire a SHE d
attached - the government store horse,
near the mouth OF the Chr'stirua. The a.
tempt, however, We rrsucc ssfu', as the
hsmes were discovered and eX nguished be-
fore gaining iauch Roadway. no inceE-
diary succeeded in mai ing his escape
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The Connecticut TictOry.

ARADICAL STATE JOURNAL OWNS UP.
Hartford Post, October s.
We pr mt hcrew it'll the only full retul us
oil tue town elections on Monday that have
appeared in print
The summary is as follows. elections hay
ing been held In 1866 toWns-Bridgepor
alone choosing in April.
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ElilrH WARD.-,A Meeting of the
held 1t the Friendship Engine House on
WEDNESDAY Evening next at IA o'c'ock
inr inc purpose OF organizing the voters Of
the ward, Sc. -
BY Order Executive Committee
octlJ II GEO. Z. WARD.
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Office There will be meeting of the
| Democrats of Mill Creek Hundred, nj
the Mermaid. on THURSDAY Evening DC,
tober 81. 1874, at o'clock. A general at
tendance requested,
AQUILLA DERICKSON,
ottldtm Chairman
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OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD Co.
Dover. Del, Oct. 18th. lslI. !
TWNn TIIE STnnL IIAI REDC n L, mn

FJ>O THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE DEL
l. AWARE RAILROAD COMPANY. =
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the
Stock holders OF the Delaware Railroad Com
pany will be held Mt Dover. on I'll uRSDAY.
the 9TH day of November. 1874. at 80 o'clock,
l.. M, for tho purpose Of considering the
terms and conditions Of an agreement be
tween the Delaware Railroad Company and
tho Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company. providing for the guaran
tee by the latter Company Of an issue OF
Bonds to the amount of six hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. $50 90 proposed 10
DO made by tho Delaware Railroad Company
and secured by mortgage on the road, for the
purpose of providing means to pay the loans
falling duo July LIST. 1875. ana also Tor the pur
pose of ratifying the proposed extension OF
tho lease to the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company. as pro-
vdcl for in tho original agreements between
the parties to the same.
by order of the Board of Directors,
NJ. HAYES.
octl3=2tawtm Secretary.
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N0IICE-D DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-A
! meeting ct the Democratic citizens of tn
Seventh Ward. will he held in the Hall Of the
Friendship Engine House. on WEDNESDAY
Evening. the 18th inst, at % O'Clock. A
full attendance is requested.
l'y order Of the Executive Committee
octl3-t JAMES CARSWELL.
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LNOR SAI.E-Four new and finely finished
Il three story Brick Houses. on Twelfth
street, opposite the city square. -
bS and aGSisi asi with n ali Ss sSn
veniences, with water inside and out II
No. 40 contains . rooms; No. lie seven
rooms ; No. lilo. ten rooms No. lis. corner.
ten rooms. These houses win be rold very
loo for cash. or On very reasonable terms. on
part payment.
Also. one line three story brick house. lust
co,n pleted. on Tatnall street. near Eleye
Also. o seven roomed house Ills. Tatnalt st
DANIEL II. KENT,
sepStf Nos. 9O6 to 2lS Shipley street. +
or 5.D Jefferson stI eel.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

r.... WILMINGTON. Dell. Oct. II. 1874,
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Mer-
Lek, Johnson Co. s. n. Cor. 9Th and Mar
t hes street. "ilminetat. Del, at =. N. to-
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SALE OF MoNEY.-Last night, at the
regular monthly meeting of City Loan
Association, 500 sold at Is per cent pre-
MUM, 800 Mt 81, and $500 at 81. The
remaining receipts were devoted to the
payment of withdrawing Shareholder
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FOR SALE AND RENT:

NOR SALE-A New three story 81,
IL Brick House in Tatnall street. n mfg
door from Eleventh street with all &ji,a
the modern improvements built in -
The most substantial manner, with view Ia
comfort, convenience. style. &s. 1t contains
. rooms and bath room. Will be sold N bar
gain. For further particulars call on
sPRlNuER, MORLEY 4 CAUSE.
Third and Orange streets.
Or j. r JOHNSON,
oct9-6t 2l5 Jefferson street
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n Of the Trustees Of the Poor on %'G New
Castle County. will be held at the A line House.
on WEDNESDAY,, October 18th. at o'clock
A. NJ. JOHN W, EVANS,
octl2tm Clerk.
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Special NOTICES.
Food for The Rabies.

fOGO tOf the hkaNIPS.
Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong andhealthy. and become little mod
els of youthful strength aud childish beauty.
arrldSm
Concentrated EavOring EItGacts
OF Vebilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter Al
mond, Ginger. Macs. Celery. etc.. etc. III AIDE
and sold wholesale and retail by
II. BRINilitlRST & CO.,
Corner sixth and Mark ct strests.
Finest Salad Oh
II. BkINdllURST \ CO,
ici8 Corner Sixth and Market etreets.
Brodie's MiracuIo"s Cure for Corns
An English remedy of great popularity for
removing coTns without plin.
Il. BklNuhukSTd CO.
Apotheearies.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Fine Nail Scissors.
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
brushes Na'l Files; Nail p"iishers.. Get. for
sale by II. BklNGIlukST i Co,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Prime Vanilla Reans:
soil wholesale and retail by
BkiNGlIURST h CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
For TIA bath
Bath brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and bath Soaps 10 extensive variety. Also.
File h ulovos. Straps. Era hes. etc. of horse
hair. Dry Friction ulOl o3. and many othor
articles OF the same class at
L.. EklNUHURST X co,
Corner sixth Sid Market sirerts.
ALFRED WALTON, Druggist. No. go
Market street respectfully IT, iorulJ his friends
and tho public in general. that he keeps on
hand all descriptions of medicines, and th0t
II co,npolent person is at all times ready to
Ires' r he iGr such ick as call at that store.
and hat no change il made except tho regu-
lar price of tho medicines. the same price
AZ they 0u'd pay anywhere else; but that
no one is visited at the r silences.
IOIIat MIRRORS.
A full assortment OF all Sizes including
double magRiiying. Nc.
Il. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Garner of Sixth and MARKET sfraets
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Eliza Welsh, Col, arrested by officer Oh,
for al sault aud Battery on Susa ana Walker,
col, was required to pay costs rnd give bail
In the sum oil 5000, to Keep tue peace.
James Darrah and James Joyce were ar.
rested by officers O'Seil r1d l.cgg, Tor dis
orderly condnet. ter n heal 'ng they were
remanded to await sentence.
One c. sc of drunkenness was fied ii.iy
cents aud costs.
The three colored boys Who were arrs sied
for stee ling team Sunday night, were DIS
charged.
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A TTENTI0N., DEMOCRATS. - JOHN
Meeting. on the political issues If tho lines
at the Newark Hotel. in the town of Newark.
ON SATu RbAl Eveninv. October l7ih' 1874
at ~ o'clock. The pu lie are respectfully
Invited.
GEORGE q. KERR. Cha:.man
J"sfPH DEAN Jr Sec'y of the Demor,aiic
Association of White Clay Creek, ia.
orll ipOdtW
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LINES or YR1TEL.


~ MINdT0N AND READING RAIL
" ROAD.
On and after Tuesday. May 2Gtb. ls7i.train
will run over tho READING BRaFUi as fol-
lows:--
doing Ncrthwari GAZING Southwark
SrATIoN5.
No 8. Nos. Mol. Noe. No4. No G.
y. IN. p, N. a. m u. IN. y. III. y. H.
5.I5 40 go Wilmington 80 3l2 49,
q U3 23S IA Chadd's Ford S.25 2.l9 D ~
7U5 3.sS S.2t Coatesville, 7.?5 los 5G7
sol 40 9ll Springfield. u 12.G 6.M
S.A 81 9.4l EirdsbOro', "a ll.si 43l
g0l $50 1915 Reading. $50 lilo 400
CONNECTIONS:
Al Wilmington with trains on Philadelphia
Wilmington X Baltimore,and Delaware Kali
roads; at Chadd's Ford with trains on Phila-
delphia Il Baltimore Central Railroad; Mt
roatesyllle with trains on Pennsylyania K.
phia h Reading. Lebanon Valley. East Penna.
and Reading n Columbil and tho Berks
County Railroads.
4. C0LLINGS,
General Superintendent.
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il0ARDING.-Pleasa rooms and boa ri
ID ing in q private family at
2Stf No. ia KING STREET
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NOTICES..

NofloE-l hereby forbid all persons Ii lst
~ ing any one ON my account without i
written order except my wife.
octll ELIAS W. EDWARDS
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NJ E-CITlZENS' LOAN ASSoCIA-
~ TIoN.-The 18th series of 500 shares for
sale at 81 90 per share. First payment on or
before October lst. next.
sep7tf GEO: C. MARIS. Sec'y,
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expelled,
decreased 10
- Total sl7
Decrease during the year 3
Whole number of members, 2877,
graded rs follows: Initiatory, 1873; White
81; Pink, 292; Royal Blue, 81; Green,
1l6; Scarlet, 715; Past Grands, us.
Number of brothers. relieved, 800;
widowed families relieved, So; brothers
buried, 10; amount paid for relief of
brothers, IS, 920 o.; for widowed famil-
les, $5OS 10; for burials 81, 156 So; do
mated for charitable purposes, $G53.
Total amount for relief, $l2,23S II
&" 3" other cx-
penses 1925 So
Total expenses, s24, 1853 go
Amount of receipts, IA ,496 "a
Expenses in excess OF re-
ceipts, $9,957 10
Total value of productive
property, $82, 1872 03
The financial condition of the Grand
Lodge is very good, since last meeting
the funded debt has been paid off, and
a considerable amount of current ex-
penses liquidated. Amount of receipts
during the year, S2,674 30.
REPORT OF THE II. W. GRAND TREAS
URER.
Dr.
ia Balance iu Bank last re-
port, 1852 $o,2t2SJ
" amount received of G, Sec. 2,G74 80
Total, 49,. ...ts-. "a, SS7 "a
CIR.
By amounts paid, $3,617 so
Balance in Bank, 2,279 30
!" in hands
of q. II. M--s4, 1897 "a
Assets, 81 ,GS7 "a; liabilities, $5O6 A;
Excess of assets over liabilities, 81
1870 90.
II. II. EwBANKs, Grand Treasurer.
MEETING OF THE GRAND ENoAMp-
MENr.-Last night the annual meeting
of the X. w. Grand Encampment, l. U.
.. f.. of Delaware, was held, when. at
ter the transaction of the usual bust
ness. the following officers were elected
G. Z. P.-John J. Haley, of Delaware,
No. l.
q. IL. P.-David S. Truitt, of Reynolds
Nos
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tWiLNiNGron. DEL.. Oct, II. 1871.
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Floar and Hrain-Corrected Daily.
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;Graths.

In this town. jan" IL. Dr. j. :. Sia~ a-rd 81 yr~
In this town June - after illness "f sever
wears Mr. Zenas Mnran. aged - wears
In This village. June 10. OF paralysis Nellie r
aged l. wears. months. daughter ut Lora D. Hill
In this village, June Il. Miss sally Fuller AGED
- years.
In this town. June B. Mrs .Tulia \ wife. ut tn,
late Edison Brown and daughter of Simon and ~
rah {. Aver of II. I"hnsbury. aged ~ years and
: months
Al M"rriNyill". June l, Mrs. Mary wife of Jonas
Gilbert. aged - wears.
AI Cabot June /. Mir y. e Dickinson aged 20
At Hardwick. June : Mrs. Incz L.. wife ut |
Rich Kent of Spencer. Mass. formerly "f Calais
and eldest daughter of II. W. Aiken ESD. Of
IIardwick. AGED b wears.
At Cleveland. Ohio. June : at the residence OF
his s"n-in-law. F. e. Keith Esd Mr. Charles Bow
en-. formerly of Middlrburv and Montpelier aged
10 years.
At Vrrshirc. June :; Mrs. Jerusha Titus aged
- wears.
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Laying of the Corner Stone.

The following programme will he
carried out by the odd Fellows at the
laying of the corner stone of their new
building, on Tuesday, June %: Meet
ut town hall ut p. NJ, form in process
sion and march to the site for the build
ing led 10y the st. Johnshury Band
Upon arriving there prayer will be offer
ed: singing; ceremonies of laying the
corner stone by Grand Master Dyer
music 10y the Band Grafton 10y Herr,
+. Clark of Rutland; music by tn,
Band: procession reform and march to
the odd Fellows hall. All members OF
the order ;ue invited to attend in re-
gala.
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.,...IDmRrH- Meetings in hall of Gale,
r .,k-,Erv. l.. Il. Tasker. supply.
.+..l -,i,ic'-~ nj 1870 \. NJ. and 6::iU L. VI.
...It. -.hrul at l2:OO NJ.
.-rDn-gcU-0Eev. ID. +. Miller, Pastor.
...u,,. head ii summer STREET. sabbath
.,..,. Of 1870 \. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ. sab
Job. ~,.ur. ~ FOO VI.
........ uECH-(Rrv. Chas. NJ. Southgate.
r.-,.r. sabbath services al 1890 A. NJ. and
-.ur NJ Srhhath School AT las =. NJ
..,.>.. CurECH.-(Rev. L. I. Fairbanks.
r.-.rI ~.hhath services at 1890 A. VI.
,,i -nu o. y sabbath School AT 1900 NJ.
r...r feelings at each Church Wednes-
..l. ,s,u.n-- at 80.
..,.t.uu MESSIAH. CNIVERsAIIsT.-(Rcv. Il.
NJ i..l.--uu PdsturD sabbath services at
Ii-rV sabbath school at l2.l5 +. NJ.
, f.. A-Iuiun Prayer Meetings held alter
..r.I. li Ihr v,stryS of the North and South
.......,- ru saturday evening. at 200.
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yatertown Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending tn, s,lay. June Ii I-74.
MARKET BFEF-A few choice SO ~ 4 10 ~. cNtr:
- - 10 Oh first quality 81 ~ Q III second quail
ity = M : 20: third quality 81 10 a Il ~.
STORE CATTIE-WOrking Oxen and Steers. Der
pair 800. Slj1 $40 5000 a $3.50
Mich Cows AND CALvFs-s.iJ a $40: extra ST. a
so Farrow Cows s25 Il s35.
NEALINGs-:1O 90 Il SIS: two wears old $50 a SIS.
three years old go 81.
PRICES OF SnEEr AND LAMEs-In lots. 20 10 II 10.
- ~ - 10. 81 80 30 Oh per head extra 81 % a
= - per head al - &c per H.
Spring Lambs, 10 lie per H.
Veal Calves Sd On a 500 90.
Brighton Hides. y a sc per ID.
Country Hides. 7tc per H.
brighton Talow. ; a 00c per ID.
Country rallnw. Aye per ID
Calf Skins II a l6c per lb.
Wool skins. 81 - 81 30 each.
Lamb skins, soc each
Shcarcd skins Soc each.
Dairy skins. 15c each.
y. u. Becf-thoce grade includes nothing but
Stalled 100 to 400 lbs. Ruocks Extra and first
quality includes the best large. fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and tire,
wears old Steers.
Sheep-Extra includes tossets. and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
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Barnum's Show.

We said last week that the Rutland
Giobe called Barnum'S show Il fraud
We Judge there WIS malice in this
charge. far TWO days after the Burling
ton Free Press said The exhibition of
animals WAS never cNCclled here. some
of the specimens being the finest ever
brought to this country Also that
1.-THE whole programme of the evening
WAS superior and embraced many novel
and popular features" This would not
have been said of any fraud" Bar
mum WAS present III person. and made
several little speeches. He put a
quietu> on the story that this was
O'Brien'> show. stating that it was his
Own. and that his only aim was to give
the people the worth of their money.
which We think he fully succeeds i'll do
ing i'll the present Worlds Fair"
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Qualifications of Jurors

he court room was the scene of =
transaction Monday which reminded
some of the lookers-On of the New York
city style of dispensing justice When
ii certain state case came up, the coun-
sci for the defense challenged the Jury.
and those who had read the account of
the affair published in the local papers
especially the Cdiedonian-were re-
Jected. Fortunately for the defense,
three jurymen were found that did not
take any county paper. and of course
were fully qualified to rendera lust and
unbiased Judgment on an important
'"Se' III VIII soon come to the pass
that only those who can neither read
nor write will I've tit for jurymen.
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toRNs-Since pride and fashion have mad con.
troll Of mankind, and shoemakers wer,. cnmneIlr,l
70 make boots and shoes tit fancy instead Of the
itet the suffering from Corns Buniuns Improving
Nalls. sore Instcps. clustered Heels &c cannot In.
described; but Briggs Corn and Buninn Remedies
VIII cure all such t"rments. and proper titting
boots VIII prevent their reproduction
FILES are a very common affection there beinp
phSew persons who are not troubled with them at
some period of their life. Briggs Pile Remedies
are mild, safe and sure tI06ct2i
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Hardwick.

y few days ago as Il two horse load
the South village to Greensboro pond,
one of the company repeatedly fired Il
rifle ut various objects by the roadside.
the rifle passed between Mr.. Ward and
his son. who were few feet apart at
work in the field 1t would he safer for
the people on the route. if fishermen
would leave either their whiskey or
rifles at home.
The bridge question is revived again.
There is apparently no end to this.
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HOUSEHOLD
PASACEA
Thirty Years Experience of an old Nurse.

Thirty Years Experience of an old Nurse.
Mrs. WINSLowS SOOTHING SYRUP L. THE PRE-
>CRPIInS of one of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses III the United States and has been used fuI
thirty with never failing safety and success
by millions OF mothers and children from the fee.
BILE infant of one week old to the adult II cnrrecs
acdity at the stomach. relieves wind collie r-gu
latcs the bowels and gives rest health and comfort
to mother and child. We believe il tn h.. the T,sf
and Surest Remedy in the World in all cases Of
Dyseitrry and Didrh6d IN Children. whether il
arises from Grething from any other cause. Full
directions for using will accompany each brtrlr.
None Genuine unless the fac similr of CURTIS \
PERKINS l. on tn" outside wrapper Sold by all
MedIoIn" Dealers. t2.LIul7I
What Every Fourth Person Needs l. some
convenient. Agreeable, and prompt remedy for Ha
hitual tustivcnr-s. ! would advise all ihus, W hu
are troubled with dyspepsia C"etivrncS~ Piles.
Bili"usnesS. Headache ur any form of Indigestion.
IL DIR. Harrison = Prristalir LuIcn.c-. Elisha
Huntington. NJ d. cN-Lirut' nint tiuvrrn"r of
Massachusetts They are pleasant t" Tn, taste.
and never require increase. at dos, L. perfect
Trial box 30 cents Large box Gu cts. mailed free
for this last price
pR. HARRISON ICELAND RALSAM
a splendid for Coughs Hnarseuess and all
Throat and Lung complaints. For sale by +. :
HARRISON co. Pr"pri-t"r, No. | fremont
Temple Boston. and all Druggists 2i-21
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Masonic Celebration.


There will he grand Masonic ccle-
blation at Stowe. st. Johns DAY.
Wednesday. June 9th. Grafton 10y
Grand Master. Park Davis of st. AL
bans. The exercises will close with IA
grand Masonic ball at the Mt Mansfield
House in the evening. Music by Halls
Band OF Boston. Persons wishing to
attend can leave st. bloomsbury by mail
train over the p. X O. Tuesday after
noon. or 10y mixed train Wednesday
morning. connecting at Iiorrisvillc with
Bruce x Ladd's coaches tol stowe. The
p. X o. Railroad will sell tickets to
stowe and return tor fare one WAY ::
from this place % each.) These tickets
will he good to return until June 9th
and will afford our citizens ii fine on
purtunity to visit Mt. Mansfield. aS
Bruce \ Ladd will carry passengers on
this occasion from stowe to the Summit
House and return at about one-halt of
their usual fare.
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tlon hearty welcome. 1t is intimated
that there may he a railroad meeting at
TINS place while our visitors are here.
and If so our people should he present
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Castoria is more than a substitute for Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence which is
certain to assimlae the food regulate the bowels,
cure windcolic and produce natural sleep. 1t con
tains neither minerals. morphine or alcohol, and is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and moth
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Personal.

DIR. III. Packer of Keeseville. \. Y.
has bought ont the practice of DR.. NJ
&. Houghton, who soon goes to Lynn
Dr. Packer is Il nephew of Rev. D.
Packer, formerly of this town.
DIR. w. G. Pope, who has been in
practice in this place with DR.. Hough-
ton, Is about to remove to Chelsea.
Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-19
Wells River

The Norwich, Conn, Bulletin thus
mentions the call of Rev VIM. S. Palmer
to pastOrate in that city 1.-The
unanimity with which the Second Con
gregational Church and Society have
united i'll inviting the Rev. VIM. ),
Palmer to become their pastor is quite
remarkable. The meetings of both
bodies were large and harmonious. The
church voted by ballot, and unanimous
ly chose Mr.. Palmer, and the society at
its special meeting of the legal voters
conculred without single dissenting
vote. The many friends OF this ancient
church and society join with them in
hoping for Il favorable result to their
effort to obtain pastor so well adapted
to the position"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-19

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