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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

The MONUMENT FuNp.-Eh Crozer reports
the following collections during the week for the
ardson, 20; Joseph II. Gould, s5; Wm. Clavey.
81; John X. Dolbow, =; i. Wood. ~; Saml r.
Be;ts, 80: L. A. Elliott. 50 b. Mcdonnell; 81;
Carey 4 Mari, -; john Green, -; Robt. 5.
Smith, ~ Jas. II Beggs s5 Thomas. f. Bowen.
S2 Z. II Rumford 4 Bro, %; J. c. Massey, II
Mclear x Kendall, $40; T. \ Churchman, $l0
jacob Jeiferis, -; ISAIAH Starr II; Eli Wilson
81; Il. IL. =. Simmons. 50; James Conner, -
+. L. Gilpin, -; Jos. Petitdemange, 81
John McLanerty, S2 Joseph Graham, 80
Evan Reece, So B. Il. Heisler, 90; c. F. Rudolph,
50 W. b. Sharp, 80 Nicholas Jenney, 81
Henry p. Grub, S2; McMullin, 81 Total,
S9S Previously reported, s5O9.5 81. Whole
amount subscribed, $3.50 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

ANOTHER IRoN SPAS IN THE SuaQuEnANNA
BRIDdE-The sixth span, from the Perryville
side, Of the p. W. ~ b. Railroad bridge across
the Susquehanna, has been entirely taken down.
preparatory to raising an iron one in its stead Ii
is certainly marvel of engineering skill SAYS
the Hayre de Grace Republican, that lspan can
be taken out of the centre of so long a bridge.
and another put in, without, in the least. inter
| fering with travel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

PER-oSAL.-Iley. Joseph L. Smith, pastor of
Grace church, arrived home on Thursday, and
coudu,ted the prayer meeting, last evening.
Rev. DIR. Matlack was also present and was
warmly welcomed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
. EED BIRDS AND RAIL Birds!

sEc. /. CHAP. b3. Vol. II, DEL. LAws,-Declarcs
it to he unlawful for any person to Kill, take or a.
stroy, in any OF the counties Of this state any rei
bird or rail before the mn ddg u SEPT nJ.r undr
penalty, for every one SO taken, Killed or destroyed
OF one dollar and every person having such bI Il
or birds In possessOn, shall he deemed to have 81 ted
taken Of destroyed the same unless he prov the
contrary.
SEC. ;, All penalties and fOrfehre- under this ~,
shall belong TO the infonner, nd are recoverable
before any Justice Of The Peace.
The Wilmington Sp 'rtsmen Clnh calls aiten ION
TO the above Law and warns all persons aga rs. yln-
lating the same nug27 It
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

CoLoRED CITIzESs' EXCURSION. The grand
excursion by the colored people to New York
and Its world renowned Central Park will take
place on Monday next the 3lst, inst, leaving
here by special train of cars at six o'clock, a. NJ,
and arriving at New York III time to allow the
party to spend nearly nine hours in viewing
the various points Of interest in the great city.
Returning, leave Jersey City at 7.30 +. NJ reach
ing home the same evening. Every arrangement
that can conduce to the comfort OF those i'll at
tendance will be made, and all who wish to en-.
joy pleasant, attentive, and agreeable Excnr.
sion should not fail 10 go. Tickets can be pro
cured from Mr.. Janet Harding, John Dilahay
and John L. PuInell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Local BrevItIes.

A trip to New York and return Oh Monday
for the small sum Of 1925.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
lru Goods, &c.

e-
A QUESTION OF TO-DAY,
n A QUESTION OF TO-DAY,
WHY Is IT THAT
THEIR DRY GOODS TO BUY9
THE ANSWER,
THIS IS OUR fXPLANATIoN
OF TIE REASON WHY
soMANY Go 10 JOHN MOORE 4 Co,
THEIR DRY GOODS TO BUY;
BECAUSE
They sell good Lawns at o, 8, 10 and iaNc.
They sell good Cacos 81, I, g. lOc
They sell good Muslins s, 10, i2Nc.
They sell good Tickngs l2k. Id, 49, 2Or.
They sell good Flannels 20, 25, 81, sIhc.
They sell good Boys wear very cheap.
They sell good Mems Wear very cheap
They sell good Girls Wear yery cheap.
They sell good womens Wear very. cheap
THE REASON aHtN hslS Is Is SMILE y, III
n % AN " nv ~ FIND II HERE EXPLAINED.
THEN COME FROM THROUGH TIE CITY,
AND COVE F. ON OUT THE COUNTRY
FOR MANY MlLkS AROUND.
For we intend 10 sell for few weeks some o. % the
greatest bargains In dress DDS, white go 'ds, BLACK
goods, cotton goods. woollen goods and linen goods
VIC AA'' ''' '"N'' " join MOORE CO.,
5lT and 519 North Second street, above Noble,
myis-8m PHILADELpHIA.
lust RECEIVED
NEW LINENS FOR sulTINGs,
Very Cheap, al
E. LARRIN's,
febls-tf No. 5 East second Street.
A r 625 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
MRS. E. 5. JAcK,oN 4 CO,
Have on hand iine line OF
CHINTZEs, PERCALEs, VICTORIA LAWN,
NANsoUK, CAMBRICs, &o
HAMBURG EDGlNGs. LACgs, BRUSSELS AM
SPANISH NET, RIBBONS.
KID, LlsLg THREAD, SILK AND CoTTol
GLOVES.
| SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASOLs, FANS, &c
/ iy1G-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

Ir- 4HOND JBRELR a specially. Aiueri-
eau and Imported watches 10 Aarat, solid gold rlnRs
a,les and gents solid gold chains JeyeiIy in eseiy
yaey, also clocks at prices 10 sll the times, at l.
W. Bally's old established stand No. 622 Market ST.
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

BEAUTIFUL DoLLs.-Adams a Bro, 500 Market
Street, are generally ahead in the doll line and
beautiful as have been their past selections
those for the fall trade are far in advance of any
we have ever yet seen for perfection and beauty.
The hair, which is arranged in graceful rolls,
plats, and curls, il firmly and securely fastened
in the head as if it had naturally grown there.
The prices range from 50 cents to sl5.OO, the
latter being the price of the doll of the period
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT ! O'CLOCK 7
Reported by Merrick, johnson 4 Co., Bankers
Brokers, 9Th and Market Bts.1
CITY ITEM 8.

Ex-For Perfectly Pure Spices and Cider vinegar
20 10 Bowman's, oil and Second and King, and
thereby (and there buyl save trouble and expense
articles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

DEATH OF A DELAwARgAS IN MARYLAND.
the Gath Joshua Cannon died at Salisbury Md.
81 years OF age. He was BORN and resided in
Bridgeville until November 1861, when he re-
moved TO Salisbury and engaged IN merchandz
ing, winning this tribute of esteem from local
journal The deceased was accounted splen-
did salesman, and, by his correct business trans
actions and genial social qualities, drew ground
him many warm friends, who sincerely mourn
his DEATH The remains were buried at Bridge
| vile on the 26th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

SPECIAL SERVICES AT ScorT CHURCH Special
religious services will be held, next week, in
Scott NJ. E. church, corner of 7th and Spruce
streets, commencing Monday evening, Aug. 3lst
at ~ o'clock. Prayer and experience meetings
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings, and on Thursday evening a camp-meetng
home gathering love feast. To all the above
meetings cordial invitation to the members
and congregations of the sister churches is ex-
tended.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
VRUsTEE's SALE

Il or
REAL ESTATE,
by virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court, OF
the state Of Delaware, in and for New Castle Coal'
" made the sixteenth day of February, A d 1874,
Will be exposed to sale by way Of public auction, at
O'Clock, T.. NJ. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Isl, 'slI
al the Auction Rooms of l.. W. Stldham Son, No
Ill Il. Fourth stree', In the City OF ~ mlngon
The 70 lowing described lands and tenemens being
the real estate Of the .ae Lydia Ann GRAY deceased
10 wit All that tract or parcel Of land with all THE
appurtenances, situate In Chrlsiana huntrelaiOie-
said, bounded by the public road leading from
point ne n the Brick Church on the Kennett urn.
pike, 10 the Brandywlne Creek, by lanl late o.
Thomas Doney. dect ased, by the public r0ad known
as the Wilmington AMI braadywne road, anu p
lands OF Thomas Barry containing thirty acres
more or less, with FRAME DWELLING llOUst'
Barn and ether improvements thereon erected
And It is ordered that the purchaser oI
purchasers thereof he and appear al llls
next Orphans Court for New Castle COUNTY.
that the Court may assign to hun, her ~
them. the premises sold pursuant TO salh OIutIi W
she or they with sufficient surety or slfetles 70 W.
approved by the Court entering Into lecOgnlzaivpi i
TO the state 10 be taken and acknowledged ~ @ sal
Court IN penal sum, to be determlneu W si sau
Court with condition 10 pay to the parties enS .,,us
severally their Executors Administrators or Asslss
respectively their just and pr0portionale slAfes an
the said purchase money, with interest from sara i
time as the Court may determine IN manner vs ns'
form as may by the direction OF said Court W. pi'
scribed and appointed In said condition ...,,.
Attendance Will be given aud terms Of SAFE hp"
known at the time and place aforesaid, ny
william O. SPRu ANtE, Es0,
Trustee, or his Attorney
ATTEST G. NJ. yANDEvhk,
Clerk OF Orphans Court. auggto
4 W. STIDHAM s. son. ,.,,non
VNHOAIAS NJ. OGLE
DOWBOTuAM g. FRAIM,
IN AIUTIoNEFl :
No. G. East Fourth street.
IOSEPH L. MILLER, REAL ESIAlh
- AGENT AND AUCT1oSEER, s; h. oofp''
Fourth and King Streets. Graves BulliihR'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

WILMINGTON WIRE AND SEED
w HOUSE.
Have on hand large assortment OF
Coal and sand Screens, Iron, Brass and Galvanized
Sleves OF various sizes
Iron, Brass and Galvanized Wire Of all widths and
meshes. Galvanized guards for Store and
Factory Windows, made at short notice.
gt market prices, at
A. 7. ALLDERDICES,
myN-lJ III Shipley Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

LocusTs. - he trunks, lower limbs OF the
trees and low shrubbery of the Friends Meeting
House yard, on West street between Fourth and
Fifth streets, are covered with the crustaceous
shells of locusts. The ground underneath the
trees is full Of round holes from which the in
sects emanated and the atmosphere has been
vocal with their singing all summer They
are now departing again, but whether for a
short rest or a fourteen years sleep We are not
able to tell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
SELE0T DANCING ACADEMY.
MT. :. S. KRUGER,

MI :. s KRUGER,
VIII open his Academy in the MASONIC TEMPLE,
SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1874.
HorRs OF CLASSES. - GENTLEMEN -- Monday
Eyeling from 10 ".
LADlRs-Monday and Thursday aitern ons, from
TO $50.
LADIES Asn tiIs1LKAgx Thursday evening.
MISSES AND MAsiERs-Wedpesday and saturday
afternoons
Friv-te classes of eight or more, and rrvate les
sons VIII re arranged for at hours convenient to
parties Interested.
harry plicaton of pupils, either at the Academy
or by man respectfully solicited.
aug25Im s.s.KRuEGER.
THE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED
Commercial Printing,
| Circulars Cards, abes,
Bhl-Heads Letter Heais,
Tags Statements, price-Iisls,
Check Books.
EVERY JOB OF PRINTING THAT THE MER-
CHANT NEEDS,
BY TIE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
SOUTHWEST Corner Fifth and Market streets.
WILL YOU
SECURE YoUR SHARE OF THE FALL TRADE?
ADVERTISE IN THE COMMERCIAL,
SEND OUT CIRCULAR LBTTBRS AND POSTAL
CARDS.
GET THESE PRINTED on THE FAST NEW pHgssKs AMI
.aIOHT TYPE OF THE
COMMERCIAL OFFICE,
ESTIMATES PoR WORE CHEERPuLLY FURNISHED
? | -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
~L0oKi Lo0Kl Lo0Kl

"LO0Ki LOOK LO0Kl
KRLLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t viii cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
II VIII act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
tion.
1t Is pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that tonic will do without liquor TO
stimulate. 1t is pot Wine of Iron. Try it. doctors
prescribe 1t. Cl. gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with IL. suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what II has done.
For sale by smith Painter, E. Bringhurst a Co.,
K. Mclnall, Jr sad druggists generally. apr2-llnl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
for Aeut.


ENOR RENT - TWO OR THREE
IL rooms, unfurnshed. Apply at ..,,,,
augs4-6t Gil LOMBARD STREET
NOR REN1-COAL YARD NO 7l3
It w. Front Street. Office scales, line house, coal
bins and siabllng for six head OF horses, Address
GEORGE y. KELLEY,
augg II Wilmington, bel
ENOR RENr-THE THREE STORY
l brick house No lila West ST., III good order
with all modern improvements. Apply 70
JOHN RANDLE,
ie22 II on the premises
NOR RENT-STORE NO I + FIFTH
Street, In Clayton House Building.
ieb-tf +. II. IA Lpk 502 Market st.
KNOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
Il suitable for Boarding House or Professional
Onces on 5th ST., opposite Clayton House;
marg-tf c. f. THOMAS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
gnst aud found.

LNOUND-BY AN EMPLOYEE OF THE
IL Post once a small sum OF money, whilh tne
owner can have by proving property and paying lot
aug9s-gt Po T OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
R-No. 2og
TAPE WORN

- 4'Oi IJs IdFE HO1tH Np. ~.
Removed In a few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm with
head passes. Refer those aficted 10 residents of
the city whom have cured, that had taken in vain
turpentine, and so-called specigcs, and all known
remedies. DR.. E. Y. Kunkel, No. 259 y. Ninth St.,
Philadelphia. Advice free. Removed tape worm
from child years old, measuring ~ feet. Call
Worms also removed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
nntifes.

NOTICE-NOMlNATION ELECTION,
IN viii be held at corner of iIth and King str, cts,
on saturday afternoon next, Goth inst, between I'll
hours OF and ococ-. p IN, for the purpose Of
nominating person to represent the Eighth Ward
in the city Council, for the Term of years.
auQ2s-2t T. 4 CROTCH. Vice Pr sllaut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Ex-k z KUykkL,s sIrrhR WlNk D !. IRlN.

Has never Ueen known u ial In the cure Of weak
ness attended, with symptoms, indispO5itlon 10 eX-
ertion, loss Of memory, dcult breathing, general
weakness, horror Of disease, weak, nervous tren-
bling, dreadful horror OF dertn night sweals cod
feet, weakness, dtnness Of VISION languOr, univer-
sal las.itude OF the muscular sys eln, enOrious a-
petite, with dyspeptc !, stem, hot hands, lusning
OF the body dryness Of the sSin palid cOdntenance
and eruptiOns on ths lace, purifying the blood pain
IN the bach, ,heaylness OF the eyeds, frequent black
spots dying before me eyes, with temporary snfu-
sion and loss of sight want OF attention, etc These
symptoms all arise from weakness, aud to resledy
that use Z. r KuHkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. II
never fails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it, Get the genuine. Sold only in
81 bottles. Take only K. +. Kunkel's. Depot and
otice, No. 259 North Ninth St., Philadelphia Pa
II Ia sold only in 81 bottles, with photograph OF
the Proprietor on each wrapper all other Is counter
felt.
Sold by all DruRpslts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
hugzZ-tt
NOTICE

1N WILMINGrON. TEL, Aug. ~. 1874.
The partnership eX sting between the undersigned
under the hrm rame Of Pusey, scott 4 CO.. Is this
day dissolved By the withdrawal Of William \. y ar
ner; The remaining partners viii continue tie
business under the frn name as hereto ore ami are
also authorized To settle mp the business of the late
firm. JAMES sCaTr
JOhN NJ. SEQ r.
j. WINFIELD SCOTT
AuglO-2w w. Y WANNHR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP
l. PLlEs.-Depot Quarterlnasters Ofilce Phia-
delphia, August H. l,iI. """
sealed ropO ais, m duplicate with a coDy of mi.
alNeriseln ni attached 10 each Will he rec -fvn1 a.
lhis omre until noon, September "a, lsi4 for fur
ulallhs t.e lhted states Quarterrasters Depart-
n'eA, KY M WIN ~ ihe following named articles. VIZ:
st,onu 1ampagl Hats
$500 Helmets
lJ,stO inform Dress Cans
2u,u0O Forage Gaps
25,nlt Forage Gap Covers
liUO Dozen Scrublug tni-hgs
All ileiea WI be subj ctel To "A rstl ln,pertion
anu uueis are informed that iuil compliance win
spe lhetii0n- VIII Ice insisted upOu ami that nn ar
ucle inferior the standard will bs accented
lhe Government reserves the hight 10 reject any
or all bids 49, ny
cisco. W ~ '"u-
Eor nfonnluon IN tai apply to this Office
nnNt'opts containing proposals to he ind ,rsed
" "tFopp-nls Tor M4liary supplies" and Addressed To
tile uuders pued W w
BY or'er OF ne (Harternaster, General.
charge an,,1e ,t III
[k{ATER DEPARTMENT.
W ChiEf ENGlsEFH's OFlICE1
No. lc01 Market Il
WILMINGTON DEL Aug 2G IsIl
fRoPo AIS EpR BUILDING \ CULvLRr.
scaled lr1posas III he received at thi, office mn.
~ . 7. NJ Ali ltDAG next August 29th fnr
hillihg -iohr calvert. scr, the bed OF Jncksnn
STREET nurih q! cn.H street. "a'i'
F!ans M spFeih aaiions can b. seen and examined
on Application gu the ground after to-day.
ine 'sH1 ~ ieaeiNeu 10 reject any or all bits
1. II. GALLAGhRk
huizb u Chief Lrpnptr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

40 sHIPLEY ST.. WILMINGTON, Dxl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

NOTICE JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
~ removed his ollce to No. @ W. Eighth Street
Almonds Building. BRICK Of all kinds, on hand
at lowest market rates. ivl4-tf
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EOmANCE III THE TREASURY

y correspondent says- Il am ac-
quaiuted with lady who writes Spen-
cerian pages in the Patent Office at
Washington for 5000 Il year. Her faith
or was naval officer Of long and meri-
torioUs service, and died Rear Admir-
al. Her husband put so. 900 Oh the
wrong side OF the stock sale III New
York. lost, sneaked to the hereafter
through the back-dOOr of the suicide.
Patient and lOvable she works AZ
steadily as If some mighty reward We're
near at hand. | suppose it is hope on,
hope ever. with her, though nobody can
see anything she has to expect more
than life Of routine and "a humble grave.
Ia Paris She would have flown first 10
the streets and then 10 the charcoal
br5izier In London it would have been
the Argyll Rooms, gin and the wtferS
Of Blackfrair's Bridge As yOU pass the
tables OF the ladies in the Treasury build
ing, you are moving among better Ina-
teria!s for rOmances than exist ia the
Jccmiug brains Of Hugo or TurgenieI-
You see that second woman to your
left, whispered Spinner. Her faths r
was once at the head Of two RAILROADS.
Tie - panic laid him out She mar
ried a Baden baron, and he left her ~ q
year or two for some Dutch flame. She
has Il noble little boy. five years O!d now
Says she Is going to fit hii: for Harvard
by and bv. and then make Senator OF
him. Watch her count thar money
You cannot move your fingers T.? and
down III the air AZ fast - she brushes
OF the single notes Never d.i "A DAY :
work Of am Kind in her lf. till She
came here"
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EEritiSe Eciting.
AUTHORS OFFICE, HANCnCE Co..
Fiadlay, o, July ., la


SEALED PEOPOS Is WILL BE RF.
- c-iVed al this Office until I o'clock p. NJ
Friday, August 7Ih lS7i foF the superSiructule
Of a bridse across She blanchard river, on be
road lead ng from NcCoU b 10 Benton, on the
lands OF David Downing, in blanchard town
ship. in said county.
Estimated length I6o fee single span. with
six. cen 10 feet clear roadway.
Also. al the same lime ard place, sealed pro-
posaiS viii BE- received for 1he SupeTstructure
of a hfidge acl O>s Tawa Greek, at the center
of Union township. III said county, ON the
LANDS OI Peter RIck. II. Brio ge To be single
5 an: estimated length sixty 70 feet, with
fOul teen iiaI teet clear rnauing-
Also. at The same time and place, called pro-
poSelS viii be received for The SuperSiTuciuTe
o. a fridge across Eagle Creek. iu Findlay Y
township. on the road between the lands of
Henry RyaI and Ri Philips. Bridge Ia be
single span estimated length sixty lGO) feet,
with fourteen 40 ieet clear roadway.
BRIDGES 10 sustain a Ia8d Of SrYenf We t15l
pounds per square iOs I of HOOr surface. Fac
t''T ni safety four g..
i;;,,.isrS TO furnish their own plaI:S. and re-
5rt - o 70 lolni>h Strain sheets giving strains
ana size Of material
i nlos VIII be Considered for iron wooden
.-iu - coilDi iuiCi.n bridges Conrr,-;ors vii /
/ OF contract. WI '-ls S'iiilie'IoiA
The Board reserves fl,. 49,.
or al bids -0 iis4l 10 reject any
By orderof th' z commissioners
InIv o -, G.s. MoSHER.
Auditor.
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IT NEVER PAYS.

II never pays to fret and grOwl.
When fortune seems our fee.
The better bred viii push ahead
And strike the Drawer blow.
Fer luck i work,
Aud those who Shirl,
ShOuld not lament their doom,
Bat yield the pay
And clear the way
That better men haze room.
II never pays to foster pride
And Squander time in show:
For friends this won are sure 10 rur
In times O9 want or woe.
The nOhlest worth
OF all the earth
Are Gems of heart and brain,
\ conscience clear,
y household dear.
And hands without stain.
Ii never pays to hate a foe,
Or cater 10 4 friend;
To fawn and whine, much less repine,
To borrow or TO lend.
The faults of men
Are fewer when
Each rows his own canoe:
The feuds of debts
The pampercd pets
Unhounded mischief brew
il never pays to wreck tie health
In drudging after gain,
And he is sold who thinks that gold
Is cheaply bought with pain.
\ humble lot,
\ coy lot;
Have tempted even kings,
For station high
That wealth will buy,
Not oft cOntentment brings.
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THE NEWS OF OLDEN TIME

We hold a paper in our hands
"A JOEHat Cf IO-Gdy
So reads Il modest titIc-pagr,
Now dim with age and gray.
'TiS filled with startling incident,
With essay tale and rhyme
The doingS of the Ion" ago
The news of Olicn time.
The nimble fingers. deft and Spry,
That set this type of yorr,
Have mingled with their kindred dust,
Full fifty Years or more;
Gone, long ago, the busy scribe
That drove the good quill-pcn;
Closed, Years a.onc. the eyes that read
The thoughts Of honest men.
And yet in those time honored days,
They had their little spites
And jealOuSics, and quaTreled DER
Their fanCicd WRONGS and rights
Til" factions, led To victory,
Or beaten left the field:
Poor, human heartS'-So much like ours,
They'd rather die than Weld
We run our eye across the PAGE,
And UP and down each column;
We read the lists of marriages
And births, the deaths. - solemn;
And then we wonder who will read,
When we have passed away,
A hundred years or more to come,
Our "O|r .JoVTaai # TD-dnl"
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Bi iN~N

is lit,Ie dUlIer than last week, If any
difference Which Is 10 say there was
nothing doing last week. and this week
the business men have stopped talking
about tire dullneSS. But they all eX-
pect heavy fall trade. They say the
people have used up the stocks on hand,
and that they must begin TO buy this
fail. They are right. The enormous
crops now being harvested Will get us
money. and the wheels of trade will be
gin 10 reVolve again. We are all living
IN hopes Tie month Of September will
show revival. and by October men will
forget the terrible year they have passed
through in the pleasurable excitement
OF their fresh pros perity. SOHOte it be.
PIETRO.
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y'Hir:y Years HEXpcrieUcc 0i :aH
ttits $UyST.

strs-st-s stssa.-a -. r-i 1He hs--i f-Iuasc
PIN >5c.stu- H...s ,-uE-r~ 4E 'hc lnit'd states,
ami -,, been s--,',i luf IitlIN az gIth never
GlI ur.- -stIt.I and ~-r~> i'N U4I!IIuns uf liot-
,.F- t.r, .I.U irplIs il icei,ir Infant GuF
- & & at., 10 flr- admit. it coTrpcts acuIIy uf
,.a..ils ly-,- g. Ri cp!:c, ssr!IsIItS The
bowels nal i've resi- i,' 80 90 and comfort 10
mother and CHifG, Ne believe u TO be the
Best aud SrTeSr Remedy in ;ht, World in all
cases Of I'NSEs$ Terry ana isI sIARBiitEA IN
CIIILpEE%. whether % arises 'roIu Tcrihing
or from amy other cause. Full directions Tor
using viii accompany each hOttl-. None
Grnuire unless the fac-simile of CURTIS &
PERKINS T. uU the outside wrapper. sold
bY al Il slcticiue Dealer. July 2J-iy
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
hy will Yen Suffer T?

To all persons suffering
from Rheumatism, eural-
cia, Cramps in the llmlH F.,
or stomach. Bilious Collie,
Pain in the hack bowels or
side, we would say, TIr:
HOUSEHOLD pASA- CEA
and FNMILY IISIMENT is
iOf all others the remedy
Won want for interns and
ieXternal use. II haScur.,i
The above complaint in
IthuuandS of raSeS. There
1 j. no mistake ahoutit Try
lit. sold Icy all Druggists.