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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Letter from Lyndonvilie.

Letter from Lyndonville.
W. Edji0r: Two weeks have passed
since you published an article from
mere. and no one has asked l"u /" con-
tralict any portion of il. 1t Therefore
stands as substantially wnqucstinncd to
day. But ut the same time it does not y.
III Il few respects. express what ! IN
tended it should. and imaSmuch a.
oli,n>r has been taken at il. propose
t" have Il final word in explanation with
your leave.
The circumstances narrated concern
ing Dca. Hastings exit fIom the hotel
are not denied. Int failed to say, what
| might and perhaps should have said.
that Mr.. II. Was willing to have signed
the said paper, Tjh the exception of the
CLAUSE relating to Intoxicating drinks.
hotel was quiet. and. with that eNccp-
tion. we'll kept. However he could not
assent To the Whiicwa>hing clause ON
the liquor que >tion. and III 81 doing has
made for himself Il record in his old age
worthy of the first Secretary of the
County Temperance >oriet y, and worthy
of himself
II might lie inferred from my former
communication that Dca. Weeks WIS
il the minority in this matter. which
would not he true. He Is III the
majority. undoubtedly, and with Others
takes the view that he could Oh the
whole sign the paper Is it reads.
and of course those who think thus
have ii right To their own opinion.
The closing paragraph of the former
article has helped to accomplish my
purpose. Sometimes ii i Il good dead
easier for Il man to change Il foolish
plan. if he thinks he can spite ANY body
by 81 doing. We need Il hotel in this
village. and in common with all others
your correspondent preferred to have
it remain open. minus the rum. and To
all present appearance 1t will 50 Ieiuaiu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Good Steers.


three wear old work steers the other
day for >l:tj.
West Barnet
The Ladies Sewing Society of West
Barnet. gave IN oyster supper on Tues
day. the Eth inst. Although the travel
ing was poor. IL large number assem-
hled together to paItake of oyster, and
other things good t" eat. which the
ladies had bountifully prepared with
great taste. After supper they gave
i'll the way of entertainment several
pieces of vocal and Instrumental music
also tahleauX The "WeSt Barnet Band
was applaudcd by every one, and the
whole thing WIS II success. The ladies
realized after paving all debts some
thing over seventy dollars.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
HaSSunlpslc.

The friends of the Rev J. ". BurlrI,
viii meet "Wednesday. JAN. 2-th t":
tn,ii nnnutl donation >i>it Al the church
III Pa>>nmp>ir. he public gcnr!4l!,
are inv itrd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23


The Household Panarea, and Famil, Iini-
ment is the hest remedy in the world for the fol
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and
Stomach, Pain in the stomach Bowels or side
rheumatism in all its forms. Bilious Collie. Neural.
ma Cholera nyscnttry. Colds, Fresh " ound-
Burns, Sore Throat Spinal Complains SPrains and
Bruises Chills and Fever. For Internal and TX
ternal use.
Its operation is not only 10 relieve the patient
hut entirely removes the cause OF the complaint
1t penetrates and prevades the whole system, re
storing healthy action To all it- parts and quicken
ing the blood.
The Household Panscea IL purely Vegetable
and 4 H. Healing.
Prepared by
CCRTIS & BROWN
No. 2l5 Fulton Street New York
For sale by all druggists. t2jIul7i
Children Oftrn Look Pale and sick from no
other cause than havin. worms in the stomach
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFlTS will destroy
Worms without injury To the child being perfectly
WHITE. and free from all cu"Ting other iniuri-
Gus ingredients usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS \ BROWN. Projectors.
No. 2l5 Fulton Street New York.
Syi by DrtiTIstS and Chemists and iedlers IN
Medicine at T.rsntg- Fire Cents a Bor t2:lTul7i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
Elder Mr.Aun and \. }. Willard have
sold the old Methodist Parsonage. cor
ner of Church and Spring street. t" the
widow Hazcu. for Sl5OO. 1t Is under
stood that Mr.. Hazen and DIR. Henry
Newell are to occupy the same. SeH-
eral Years ago this place was purchased
tor parsonage for SleOo. lhe last
sale before this WAS for $500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

Outward applications time and money
thrown away. The only permanent cure is In.
HARRIsON's fRRIsTALIC IoZFNGEs They strike al
the cause. We conld fill this paper with cure,
hey are pleasant never grippe nor. like ali pills.
do they require increase of dose. For elderly per
sOns females and children. and all others, they
exactly suited to obviate C"stv-nrs- the pro.
life of i'll health. Trial box 80 cts and
mailed free tor this last price
DIR. HARRlSON'S ICELAND BALSAM
d splendid cure for Coughs, H0arsen-ss and all
Throat aud Lung Complaints For sale by + ).
HARRISON s co. ProprietoIs NJ / fremont
Temple, Boston, aud ali Druggists. lG2-5
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Ryegate

hyeSate-
William Dunlap. II l"uuG mtm At
rrudIrg school at PcachLm Academy .
clmc ucAI death on MundAN from an
overdose of laudanuIm. ~ some mcdi-
cine in which opium WIS a l:ugc in.
.Icdjrur. lie Wa- suffering ~cNrIr pain
and his sister gave hlm SOME of the
medicine. soon ail,l the Young man
took more. and an overdose. ~ II ~..rru,
He soon hcramc iri~,.m~ihlr. and II last
accounts he had hardly come "ul from
the effects. and some traI~ III" vet en-
trrtaincd ~ t" the result Throughout
Monday he WAS raw ing rIaIl. taking
several men Ia control him.
Later intelligence gives un lurr"\c
mcut in this ease.
The donation visit Ia Rev. y. Y.
Houston ON the llth inst. wis we'll al
tended Notwithstanding bad roads and
stormy weather. About 40 persons
wcIc present. and passed the time SO
ciallN. Th" Young people were cutct-
. lHlutI VIII instrumental music ~ MIS-
Stuart of 'Iop~Ilm. and Mr>>rs. NcLllnN
and Camille of D;utmnuth College gave
some very tine vocal music. College
songs. etc. At a late hnuI the pastor,
III Il few words. expressed his thanks +"
the many friends present tor them cen
rruu~ @itt~. then called on Re, James
Hcaitic who closed the evening with Il
very genial and humorous speech. The
guests and friends LETT them GOOD wishes
III the shape of 81 cash and torty->>
III Gifts. ncrc~>:nic> of life. Total SEQ
Gilmore Morrison has contracted I"
build It rcu school house IN DIST. No.
.. 1T Il cost of = 80.
District No. 10 have changed tl,ciI
old ho"k~ for new. aud are we'll pleased
with them. l..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

Frank l.. II"r>iugt"n of W"od>t"ck.
fell in barn recently. tr;lcturing I'VE"
ribs aud iuiuring his spine. The imiu-
ries will probably hr fatal.
James Brown. who resides near the
Five Corners" in plymouth. has made
quite Il quantity Of maple sugar in De
cemher and January of this winter. He
had ont some cNcutN -tivc buckets. and
on some days the sap flowed freely as
in spring time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Thir,. Year,. Experi.nce OF ,.n nld Nurse.

IL ASWEIL CHATTER, No. IL. X. y. VI
Regular communication, Friday ur btfur" the
full "f th. moon & V. EASTMAN seq \.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

REPORT ot THE CONDITION
, 1874-09-26

From. II. Philadelphia llNIetia.
uncle Sammy HINT IL too wall known to nocd
advertisements. In lsiB posaoHson Ae hcd, until
within rccaut dato, q beautiful apoctn,ou at tho
canno raco. Of Lho hlack-and-tan brood. At tho
ago Of G months it weighed but. III
cond easily carry 1t iii 'sla Int, wrap itnp in 4
handkerchief. or eyen STOW It away in his t1resA-
coat pocket. Tho litto pot attracted much attcn-
hinh as e75 Tor it, lu,s refuscd 10
accept. IIo fed 1t nothsng bl,t crackers
and dry food, giving 1t no mnnt. nnu 1t w.a NJ
SQUAD ,.s dug could la. nog-fas,ciorH w!o or
aminol 1t wcro unanimous in tho opinion tlNt
it waa tho smallest specimen Of tho nSo that over
axlatcd.
Not many days ago Unc1o Sammy, on reac1,-
iAg his store cue morning. notcea that tho
little pets salute WIS 1attlor weak, md cont
snatceA nplsaidiHE himself for keeping him
tlea, ho reasiug that tho cord hw1 c!so!tea him.
This WIS not thu case. Entoring further into
tho establishment !.e found ihat, during tho
preceding. night tho liliputiun canine lad boen
attnc.ea by n nnnlbor Of rnts, threp OF which
he hatl killed. How many moro he compelled
to rotrent III not known. There vcro sotno
twelyo or hftoen scars OIL his lttis hcat nna he
seemed completely exhausted, Tho rata wliesa
lie had killed wore larger and heavier than hun.
self. liz mover rallied from his exhaustion. but
diod tt, two wooha' tino. IIiH body WaH thoii
handed oyer to taailornist WHOM It was found
that one 81 tho wonndn had penetrated tho Skull,
an TINT tho brain had hoell poiuoncd by tho rats
tceth, the poison working ita way along the sp1-
ral coluasn to its o.lA. nnA ultimately eauslttE;
teatl. IIe little follow hal killed. Nllco llhu-
tnefnbo, anu also rats, but, boing f@stal'eA ny
cord it Ia supposed tllnt IL nuMbor Ut rats sur
rounded and tA.is Buceeoled III injuslnG h!Eu
, 1874-09-26

TfnHk LHiuHHHe a4EsafrtLfI <At*H' SAs
Dr., Tho1nRa W. Eynlls gnro Gtitnd tlInner on
Saturday evening at llia residenco IN tho Ayon1'e
10 lImperntrite, IN honor OF two distinguished
American visitors tn Paris, Col. John W. Torney,
ot[itur Of tho Philadelphia Press, md tlin Hon.
Morton Mehlichacl, editor at tho oldest daily III
tho United stalos, tho North american.
Among tho other guosta woro Coy. hoffman,
Of kav York; Gen. Torbort, ConaMl-G GonurHl Of
tho United States at Pariu; hlr. VoHcy, Cnitod
StatcH Consul At Mica; Mr. DIadlo, Professor Of
tho Jefferson Medical College, PHILADELPHIA
Gen. Prevent, United States Army: yio1 CouHul-
donornl robert Houpar, OF Paris: Mr. punco, Of
Now York; S1r. Freoman, Philadelphia; nIr,
Aoston MoMichaol, Jr. Mi. clarlos ntualichae',
DR.. EaW. A. Crane, Col. Evelyn, hlr. Kremor, oto.
AL tho lover roon9a OF tho charming hotel
wero thrown open Oh lAis occuaiou. attl tho eye
WaH rrcrentca with all extraordinary artistic dig
pIay--picturou, marble Btatnes, brunzos nlagni!!-
cent porcelain vases, an1ltT loxea Hct Will bril-
liAnts. 4 whole range Of diamond rings bearing
HtouuA OF iInmonBo valuo. nua oyory abject boInt,
a present from an Imperial ur rlyA donor
4 pnr OF jaru OF ,soyreu cl,ina, GlYcn by the
lsto Eu,poror Napoleon, up4e la1go anolgh to
ucrnait t:oo&t.Hizod Children to play nt ho.an1-
tUoh In; other lofty sporl,ncna of Dorllu porco'
iuiu ftop, tho E,npurur Of Gerulany innY 10 cut-
sIoruI ~ nin.uAt unique fqr e]oX1noo Ut form.
mi beauty ot .tccarst,on; picture by ;tudatt,
Isto!y te,.t by tho King Ut tho nrlginpi, attract
cd nua very tlosorsuly, 1lutYorsAl al!niratiol',
M lid pat,itg on pulrulain lY ". g. Co!cula14,
Il lit from thu Pruceps Of Walen. accompanied
Ly 4 lcttpr n4icl conLnp!utl lss value.
, 1874-09-26

From us .,,ontsilo t1Ti.1 Etprts7. ..
The Hon. Nm. petora, Of this town, INFORMS
us that while llo was hunting IN drnnu itafor
maruh, tWon.y-four yoars ago last nu'nnser, no
saw tho sa,no snake, or naato to tho ono mon
toned in tho Erpress two woeks ago "s Aa1!nE
bocr eoon BY A1r. O'n|eniss; Yhs 'Mago was e"s e'
,nursl,, ho heard hivalng noins IL tho grass
tow foot diatans. Looking in tho direction
wAonco tho noiso cau,o, he was nonr!y para!yzaa
by tho sight OF hugo sospent nreotlistg within .
tl.o grass. Whom 10 iliat discovered tho nnake
1t Ind ruu out abnut 8 feet ,oof The coil, and
tloro waa. lo uloula judge. full ~ much moro
snake III the ooll. llo wSa W 70 10 c;.npieto'y nnf.
'li that no fnrgot iii auout hnyinsa san in bin
haul, but lial prppeueo of mind enough to put
ll,y loyu into l,se. wloA he did nj onco. lalln,
mt uNtl he Ind placed = Fnilo or moro botweal
snake woul, measure full IT fpot in length, md
about OF ~ inches III circumference.
, 1874-09-26

Wlatoyor may be tho result OF tho alterations
o, tho tranHit of Yon1a tl,oy cannot connaru, in
practical utility with tic houet that ca 30 de-
ublo statIstioian llaa, Will, Infinite labor, COM
pilol thblo whereby tho changos alia o!lancoa
which nlay occur III game Ut p0kor may 10 told
at glanco For lnstanco, 2.69a, ,0Go difero,lt
la,.1A can bo dealt with pack Of cassls; .902-
6l1 will eontala loss tllan pair. and 900: :ia0
ono 1,air Or moro. Tho latter hands divide Into
l,a9S, ,2t0 OF ono pair, 3taa Of thtocg, 53a Of
Two pairs. TO- ,2O6 ntraiGhts, 5,107 tluahos, alta
filIs, GET forrs, aud DO utraght tlusEes. With
othor it will tako very snlart ,nau to got tho
best OF yo,, In little gamo Of draw. II in tlso
course Of ol,074 dca's your adversary holtla two
straight Ausos, LOOK at tho tablo will convince
you TINT xoEaothlne IL wrong, mud If fourh are
i,1Ga, iuntoad Ut drawing your csrda, s'draw :"
your royalyor and call fur tho police, and
whon they tako HIN you tako Tho rool
, 1874-09-26

I1nre tho noonlis wators to behold:
70 mu 'tia strangely rlcasiugl
1luasing?
Ali {! that rcE,intta ma alayo caught COLI
Ior rleaslug rly,nes with aAee21l,y.
lova to gaze upon the stars above,
Tilt I'll NY braln grows stupid.
Stulld?
All / that rcr1tnds inc am deep In lore,
For sturil rhymes witl1 Curtu.
Ilaye upon tho I,ench to etretch at case,
AMI real Tho works Of Tupper.
1upper?
All / that reminds mo Of my brcHd aud cheese,
For Tupner rhymes with supper.
Ilore 10 stand, when day has long since Asd,
And watch oarh risint; blllow.
DtIDw?
All That reminds ,ae must "a to bod,
For p!ilow Rhymes with l'li!ow.-ffyGro.
, 1874-09-26
cbrr<.pondtncs Of 1nc chicuao Tribune.

t,.o,, tke l',ro7u;t (;tY {Ycv} tLlf.fn-iSf
II cnnonrs thnt tin lii, snnIn Inv n.nin lroaon
o,,t ~ mnnr rtnccrr;i,n' WAN Tina r., linn we
uxo nn. ~ aon,, avn scronni. nf thin monaIer rne mb-
i;.o5 i, ,,ns'crs ~ lint rc,n E,t va wsrs Of
n'o tIo o,ninn IL that It waa Eli oynr to tic noor
u +,,,,,u ~ the 1innnr uol5 IN ti,at vay Yontsr-
.v woli- -Rnowi, oil1einl nj this country rotrn
~ e' ram f!aiifornin hv way Of tho Tiacoryio
rn,to 1r;nssine tho iatcet intelligence in rosari
- ~ do;nos IF hin snnkcshin. THO cont|Sman
,S,o W @ rof,,snn IN In ye I,iu uusne mxod m With
a,"iIo s'nr;ca-nava ho Is Of tho oDinioi, Tint
t'aro reai1v IN l, sako OF aomo kid NJ, ti,oro
, 1874-09-26

veok. Laut yosr thu deficit wns occnslonul by
tl,e oxponBot incurred in building md porma-
nont improvements. Counting. current OK
ponscH, tho baIal,co. though small, WAS OIL the
right aide Of tho iotlgor. Up to t!.a tinlo tho
and thorc car bo no doubt TINT lttle dividend
can DO paid ogor to tho gunrantora nftcr tho act
money will not ropay tho unnecessary o1ertionu
ro9nrod to built up an Exposition ont IN tho
co,.t,try. Tllero Is foeling TINT tho Btnta
1}oar;l hna acll gooa dcal moro Of tue cizo,,a'
monoT t!,an was nocdful, md not NIL tho yntosa
of Arabia can Hwecton tlicm n tho estimation or
tlls mon who hnyn had to foot tho bills. uAL.
, 1874-09-26
4snutt, of Il Est,.alr Hermit.

IraHl Me SFfinaHeht tliaS'.l iIefhe!tcdH:
The lifo Of Mary I1nm, Of Nye, Nsw Elnnlr-
Shire who recently died 1T tho a;e of %. WAS
romantic aud interesting in tho highoAt tteErop.
Tor tho u years lmmcalntoy preceding
lor death Hlo Jvol the lilo Of a hermit III
loncly hut, to whlcl. wator aud tle broom woro
which was no filthy that M ordinary porson could
hardly boar to DO iu it for mofnont. llorc sl,e
ate uld slept and got drunk. and wua mover glud
to SEQ company. Tho only thing tint i'll my
measure rolloyoa this hoyol OF lts drearlnosb was
. paclagc OF wo'l-yorn !ove;letteEs, md thoao
admired when 20 years old, aud WAS worry coguott-
ivd. witlal; but sto finally foil in lovo With ono
Charles Waltlrou, and thc!r loYo-l1ttots Woro Of
the warincst sort. 1lo tired ot lor ckleness,
lor Ioart, but to mako 1t nppoar
eilgagoa herself to brilliant young
acupeg1aco unrcd John l1am who llad boon OK
pslcd from Dartmouth College, and belnK hin.
ralf disappointed In love, married. Aor In q Ut Of
eyer aftor n!le lYoa Aor strange Ito: TAoro have
boen many interesting st0ripb tola about hor, one
OF which waa That allo lad u largo slna Of money
concon!od In her hut. but search artor hor
allowol .hat Aer love- atfuir lad goo 10 far that
llor wedding Quilt had boon prepared aud tho
div apnointod, wl,ou tho tAunderbult ca'no. The
cIrolllnstancos Of l1or Inst H!cRnoss lod to LILO
suspicion that Blio had bcon polnonc1 sllo WAS
found with bottle by llor aldo lyiug on bod ~
foring probably account for all. Tho town au-
thorItes determined to 'oloan nlt" hor don y
few days hefors her death, but they wao Obliged
10 tear her from 1t, screaming anu struegthg.
aud tho purltloatlon toa'tlsed two days work aud
bonfire. Tl1e neis!!bors gayo llor oysory COM
| Tort unsnille in ller closing hours, mud nloco
whom at1o ,atl mt uocn for twenty ynass visited
| her. all.l TIN old wo1unn recognized her.
, 1874-09-26

I1cmy Il. S!!onertl Il Co. a,.nn,,1,co n ,lcw hook
on !lo AaironAachn, by tho luy, Mr.. Mnna",
whsrh ID IL gtye III ronl,cutivo j,arta t},b Miaoc
und lcGundH of tl,at TaBion aud n troatisa o'1
"Cattso, 4heir management aua BroodiHS," ny
DR.. George D. Loring.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12
Whipping a Nan.

\ YurSd NAN tLAGE1lATED BY TWO FEMALES IN
THE wEsTERN PART or THE CITY,
The particulars of very Imaginable incident
which transpired in the western part OF the city
on Thursday might haze been furnished u.s.
Two females undertook to wreah vengeance
upon man whom it is sad had been speaking
presumptnousiy Of their seN, and our Informant
represents that they succeeded to their full sat-
isfaction
He relates to us that on the aforssid ese ning
as John Midway. q young man who resides with
his parents in Plunketts Row. was walking
along the street in the vicinity OF Front and
Broome IN company with d male friend
and perhaps discussing the very subject of the
alleged offence, the former was set upon by
two females who visited upon him with all the
strength they could command quickly repeated
blows with plated whips. Midway did not. we
understand, offer muscular resistance, Int only
sought to get ont Of the way and in 80 doing fell
heavily to the sidewalk. His assailants ther
belabored him more vigorously than ever if pos.
sible until he reganed his feet when he made
| hurriedly sWar. His companion was not die
iurbed and offered no assistance to either party
The females who committed the assault wet
not known to Millway, who has. We understand
borrowed IA revolver with which 10 proposes "
defend himself in case Of anSther Assault.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12
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Churches ,Fo-NsorrOss

Hanover church. Preaching tomorrow by the
pastor Rev. L. Marks, morning and evening
Evening service at II O'Clock All are cordially
invited.
West Presbyterian church, ssh and Washington
sts Rev. W. W. Taylor, Of Philadelphia. will
preach tomorrow, at lOl4 Al NJ, and ~, p. NJ.
Subject for the evening 'sTamily Piety, or tile
Christian Home
Unitarian church, West st. near Sth. h. Israel,
pastor. Hours of meeting, 1915 and ~. Sub
iects At 1919, Spiritual Life = at ~, "0ne
Faith" Preaching at Mt. Cuba at 3 O'Clock.
Union NJ f. church, Fifth and Washington
SITS. Rev. I. L. Martindae, pastor. Preaching
every Sunday at 1OJl A. NJ. and u r NJ. Prayer
meeting every Sunday at 81 y. NJ, az +. NJ
and every Friday evening at T. T. Sunday Schools
| 8 A. NJ. and . p NJ. Seats free, and all invited
| Quarterly meeting tomorrow at Scott NJ. L
church, cor. It'll and Spruce SITS. Preaching a
l0ls A. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. J. Owen Syph
| herd. Subject, g The Excellency of tue knowl
edge of Christ At Z! p. NJ, by Rev. VIM. NJ
Warner. sabbath school at . A. NJ. and p. VI
All are cordially invited.
Second Baptist church. Services at l0is A
NJ. and Z L, NJ Rev. sydney Dyer will oeonp
tue pulpit.
Services in the First Baptist church to-nlorro,
as usual. Preaching at TO- 4. NJ. and IN p. NJ.
by the pastor, T. NJ. Eastwood. Sunday Scloo
meets at \. N. Al are cordially invited. Seat
free.
New Jerusalem chllrch The hey. Mir. bay, q
Baltimore. will preach in this church tomorrow
Sunday School at 3 A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12

Morl. PARTICULARS 81 ms hAyAGhs
Additional to the COMMERCIALS report, yes
serlay OF the New Cattlo Disease" we have
learned ;hat the rayases are confined principally
10 we-5atii stock cattle Lewis Weldin. who lost
s, h9d lev days previously purchased them
from cattle dealer in Baltimore, and Philip Il.
ClarN, swl.o lost Il had Just got them from a
dealer il Philadelphia, and it is said the dealer
was aware Of the disease at the time OF the sale
We are informed that mir. Clark has returned
the remainder of tho cattle to the dealer in &C
cordance with the contract when purchased. In
addition TO the above mentioned cases we are
informed that Henry Churchman. il the same
neighborh0ol. las lo-i several flom the same
diseGeaj
\ butcher from hennett Square informs us
that the same disease is spreading in tina yicini
IT, and that native, AZ well as western, cattle
! have fallen victims,
| OF the nature OF the disea So We have learned
no particulars but it Is generally supposed to he
a disease Of the kidneys supcrinduced by the eX-
cessiycly warm. dry weather and fatiane from
( long dusty rides in railroad carr.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12
STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK TODAY.
reported nv Merrick, johnson 4 Co: Bankers
Brokers. 9Th md Market Sts.l
New Advertisements. TG-uay.

car et Departmental Worrell
For sale or To lease b Quipg
Rose tooth powder-R Il q ShoeMasel
Hardware-Wm II Blllany
Life of Benjamin West wanted
Linen sults-M l. LichtensIein. Btevltf
Hair cloth and terIys-L 4 Adair. Bfevity
rsas and coifees--nouston II Prizer, Brevliy
Reed birds at Fullmers
collars and cuifs-C . Morgan, Brevliy
Furniture-Enttrprlse Co
Fall overcOats-N Bayne, RfeFiy
God nd coal, Craven h Armstrong, BreNhy
Cheap hais-Dubell. BreyitV
Perkins ammunition store-2 Brevliies
All colors OF lewer.-Tatnall, brevity
Partaga cigars ingles Il Son
5ewi- machines-Gr0ver X Baker
Buxbaum the clothier, Brevitg
Houses Tor rent-Evan Pennington
The talisslde-.Change of time
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12

Sunset At 6.ii.
Reed birds at Fumers.
The potato hugs are rapidly disappearing.
: Try coal from craven Armstrong; yard foot OF
West street.
Preserving and peach brandies at pcrkins', No. 3
Il. Sd street.
Fine shirts at pnre OF nferorayt clesut Motpat,'e
62l Market street,
When Dnhe gets all his fall stock in there viii lie
time 10 get new hat
Friends OF the COMMERCIAL are invited 10 call and
see Onr new press work.
M misrepresentation az clothing al Bnx;,aun's
popular hall, 81 and Market,
We will sell The COMMERCIAL AiAiAEAC ANn YEAR
BOOB for ten cents this year.
spp tslncn attention Standard ammunition Nj
Perkins, No R, End street.
Great reduction in ladies' travelling busters and
nolonaisc, al lltchtenstrin's.
Now is the time to have your fratn.I beds reno
waited at Adairs, An and King.
II used o other coftees try Java A IN Iloustou
PriZer, snd rest contcn' cd.
Were the President a resident Of Wllminotuu Ia.
would get his ia overcoat made hy Bayne
White, rcd, blue, yellow and all Tors OF Ii, acn, Il
mixed, very low, at Tatnalls Il Co.'S on The avenue
Mr.. Samuel spPakman hO7 King street. ia agent In
wilmington for Grover y Baker sewing machine
the best IN the world.
Remember when you buy furniture at the Enter
prise Co. s store you are indirectly giving work to
wilmington mechanics.
The only, original genuine paraga cigar for 10
cents, 3 for gu trter at the ofiginat0rs Singles 4
Sons 500 Market street.
Our job printing office is busy, Vel we are not 50
pushed that business man wanting Job done
quick, can he accommo lated. we do only fine print
ing AMI are conlented vii moderate pront