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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

IOTICE IN BANKRUpTCY.

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, IS.
In the City OF Wilmington, the 4th day of Noyem-
Der, A. D., 1874. The undersigned hereby gives
notice f.his appointment as AS ignee OF Alfred
Gallahert OF the City OF Wilmington In the County
OF New Castle and State of Delaware, within said
District who has been adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition, by the District Court of said district
novI-1tawSt @. WESLEY WBLDIN, Assignee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

AN AMERICAN FLAG DEsTRoYED.-Sometime
during Tuesday night, after the election, the
large Republican flag which has for several
weeks been suspended near the Capitol Hotel,
on the public square, was torn down and utterly
destroyed. The flag was private property.
Such conduct is disgraceful in any community.
-JJ0rer Sentinel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

Ny lady love has "mittened" me
Through some cOquettish "mih,r
! really cannot tell why she
Went OIL in such " tff.'
But here's a letter from her now,
What Will its lines disclose
"IH neuer be your iuife, rOp
"IW you near TOWER HALL Clothes"
Gehtlemen who want their worldly Suits to pros
per had better get suit of our splendid Clothing,
found anywhere else. BENNETT Co., Tower Hall
Clothing Bazaar, BIS Market Street, halfway be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, Philadelphia.
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List of Unclaimed Letters
Remaining in the Wilmington. Del, Post once
Saturday, Oct. 8lst, 1874.
GESTLEMEN's LIST.
began, Peter Pennington W
Davis, samuel II Peterson, Andrew 4
Guthrie, Samuel Page, Willie III
HOrner, Chas Pearl, Weekley
Laiferty, Bernard ROnard, William q
Marley, David shurway, John
Matteni Suas 1raTnor, Thomas
Mckenzie. Frank Wheatley Peter
NerOrman, Peter
LADIES LIST.
Boyd, Annie Harmon, Geo
Baelard ELL ny Johnson, Martha X
BOcttyer, Mary Knowles, Annie
carr, Mary Leonard, Mary
dunlap, sale Miller Mary
Denny, Sophie Raun Is. Sophie +
ouOdlng. Annie Wilson, Martha
WILLIAM M. PYLE, p. NJ.
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CITY ITEMS.
sE-4O CENT
40 Cent
40 Cent
Merlno Shirts
Merino Shirts,
MerinO Shirts,
for
Boys and Girls
Boys and Girls,
Boys and Girls,
~ Cent Boys Good Merno Shirts,
30 Cent Boys superior MerinO Shirts
60 Cent Boys Extra Merino Shirts
ChildreD's Fine English Shirts.
Children's Cartwright and Warmers Shirts.
Merinn Nlght-GOwns for Children, all sizes
We are prepared 10 offer the above goods al mucl
lower prices than have prevailed for several years
Our patrons are kindly invited TO look at our Stock
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' and Gents
40 Cent Gents Good MeTno Shirts.
90 Cent Ladies' and Gents Good Weight Shirts
65 Cent Good Merino Vest.
50 Cent Ladies' superior Shirts
Sl.u0 Ladies' and Gents Extra Fine Shirts
Fun Lines Extra English shirts
Our lines in above goods are now complete, an,
prices marked down to suit the times.
25 Cent Ladies' Stockings.
% Cent Ladies' Stockings.
The Ladies' % Cent Stocking is full regular good ia
brio, slightly, and has large and steady sale
Ladies' and Gents Fine Stockings
Ladies' and Gents Striped Stockings.
80 Cent Extra Fine regular Balbriggan.
Children's Babriggan S.
JOHN NJ. FINN.
S. e. Cor. Arch and Seventh Street, Philadelphia.
| 0ctl0-Tu&Sa4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07
for Bent.


ENOR RENT-CIlEAP- - REAR P0R-
Il ton OF house, $. W. cor. of Twelfth and Mar
noy7-6t' 900 SIMPLIFY STREET.
nor RENT-DWELLING HOUSE NO.
IL 1910 Delaware Avenue. Apply TO
FIRE ID TAYLOR,
noyI-lOt Foot East Fourth street.
LrOR RENT-A TIIREE-STORY BRICK
IL House, No. dOz Poplar Street. Apply to
G CHAN LER,
oct22-tf No. Gil or 905 Market Street.
NOR RENT-ROOMS TO LET IN THE
IL large and commodlous house No. bO6 Marset
Street, suitable for onlces societies, clubs also,
communicating and single rooms for married or sim
gle persons. Apply to oillce OF -
EVAN, PENNINGTON,
Real Estate Agent, almonds Building,
sep25-tf s. W. Cor. Eighth ard arket SITS.
EOR RENT-STORE NO. 7 e. FIFTH
IL Street, in Clayton House Building.
JEST e. n. ia fLpR, 500 Market st.
EOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
A suitable for Boarding House or Professional
ofces on 9Th st., opposite Clayton House.
mar2-tf G. f. THOMAS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY School INSTITUTE =
The Sunday school committee of the New Castle
Presbytery met yesterday, at the West Presby-
terrain church and made arrangements for the
Sunday School Institute to be held on the LIST of
next month
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

CHESAPEAKE DUCK SHooTIHG.-At Havre de
Grace the Republican says, the Ducking season
is now fairly opened, and great many have
been killed during the present week. Black
heads are retailing at 80 cents red heads
81. 90. and canYass baeks II .25 per pair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07
yust and found.

T.OST-$2. 90 REWARD-A WALLET,
IL on the afternoon OF Nov 18th containing no
MONEY! but some letters and tax receipts cards, etc.
addressed to the owner, and OF no value except TO
him. The finder will receive The above reward by
Returning to noy7-it THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Margaret Young, who
has kept for long time the tavern at Front and
King Sts., died suddenly, last night. Yesterday
she was in her usual health and apparently in
good spirits. The cause of her death is not ex-
actly known, but it is supposed to be some in-
ward malady, of which she was not aware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

A PLEASANT OcoAsIos.-Last evening, party
OF young ladies' and gentlemen gave private
hop in the new market house, which proved to
be one Of the pleasantest occasions of the ball
season. About eighteen couples were on the
opening promenade. At ~ O'Clock supper was
announced, and after RECALLING themselves with
the sumptuous viands spread out the party re-
turned to the dance which continued 10 an early
hour this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

Mechanics Lodge, No. A, 1. U. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hail. Ais Market street.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, K. of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall.
walola Lodge, I. o. of g. T., at 9th and Ship
ley streets.
Eden Division, No. 6, s. of T., McClary's build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A NJ, at Nc
chanics' Hall, 219 King Street.
BOARD OF HEALrH.--A meeting of the Board
of Health was held last evening, President Eckel
in the chair
Petitions were received from William Weeks
and William Craig asking for night scayengers
licenses, which were read and referred to the
Committee on Contracts and Licenses.
The communication from the Odorless Exca-
vator Company to the City Council, and refer
red by that 10 the Board Of Health was read and
after lengthy debate participated in by Meesrs,
DIR. Draper, Mccullough, Thatcher, Smith, Mon
Afghan aud others, was referred back to the City
Council. This course was taken on account oil
tho opinion of the City Solicitor on another
question of like import. An order was
drawn for John Lungren of S2958, and one fol
John Curry for S30.57, after which the Boarc
adjourned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

sH-DIAMOND JERBLRf u Specially. Ameri-
and imported watches IS sarat solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in every
variety, also clocks at prices TO suit the times at T.
W. Baily's old established stand, No. 622 Market ST.,
Philadelphia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

Nw- Boys Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes great variety, and at extraordinary
low prices, at Prettynans, 1871 Market Street, third
door below Second. octS-3mt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

Base BALL-This afternoon, the Quicksteps
and A. T. Klett clubs of this CITY, will play their
second game for the championship at Schutzen
base ball circles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

Er- Large Fail and Winter stock OF Boots and
Shoes, at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store,
Market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

sg- You can get fine calf boots wide sole and heel
comfortable for walking, at Babcock a Bro 20l
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

CHANGE OF HOURS-WILM1NGT
~ WESTERN Acknowledgement Mon
day, September 14th 1874 Trains Will ran az fol-
lows.
Leave Wilmington 10. 30 a. m, and 5.S5 p. m.
Leave Landenberg $40 a M, and /. 30 D. M,
Arrive Wilmington 80 a. m. and 8.15 p. m
Arrive Landenbcrg 1915 D. M, and 30 p. M.
CONNECTIOks.-At Wilmington, with r. W. h
d and Delaware X. II. trains At Landenbs rig with
Penna a Delaware Railroad
jy29-tf DAVID CoNNRLL, supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

sS- Babcock Dc Bro. keep ladies' buttoned boots at
$3.50. They are splendid. At 206 Market street,
above Second lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

az Mems fine calf stitched boots usual price S. 81
for 81, at 9O6 Market street. Dabcock & Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

FN- Homen's Lace Shoes from $3.50 up. and wo
mems button shoes from s2.7b, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

eE-7fN Bdbcock q Bros best calf stitched boots
worth $40, at $3.50, 2O6 Market street, east side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

B-Msns Winter Boots from $2.Ib up, and Mems
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07
8Uarding.
aranted.

WANTED TELEGRAPHY YOUNG
wv men wanted to learn operating for new Tele-
graph openings Good salaries given; positions
p rinanent. Address with age.
j. ALLEN,
Gen supt. Western Electric Telegraph Co..
novG.4t Philadelphia, Pa.
WTANTED--A FEW MORE MEN TO
w try File Murphey's Coal, which is the best
In the Market. considering price and quality. For
further information apply at
apr2-ly COR 10Th and MARKET Sis
Ninth Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

Boots and Shoes at prices to suit the times, Q
Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07
RaiI Rpaa Eimss.
nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON g.
II BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON u
il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER rs, 1874,
Trains will leave wilmington as follows, for
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate Stations, $50, $40
go, 1920, a. M. p 4 I.soy w. ?; -. ,e,7ta4a
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 1852, 1909,
baltimore and Washington, la.t9, 900, 1902, a. M,
1886, 1.28, $40. T.10 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave ior
New Castle, 90. 1910 a. M, 1.qo, $40, p. M. a.
Harrington and intermediate Stations 300, 1910
q. m., $40, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, 400, $50,
Philadelphia and New York, /. 81 am.
Baltimore and washington, i2.o2,20S a. IN.
For further information passengers are referred
10 the time tables posted at the depot.
marls-iy Ii. f. KENNY, Superintendent.
WILMINGTON & READING r. r.
w WINTER ARRANGEM ENT.
ON AND affair
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2GTH, 1915
Trains will run as follows; .,
Going Nor'hwaru' sr,woNs 'oins eo''"""'u'
No. No. q, No. N'''' No. 2, No. q, No. O.
I a. %' s 8, a. wilmington s ~ loo % p 7ss
0fB 800 7.1g Chadds Ford $40 1906 Gas
ITO as5 s.ss coatesyilie, 100 1852 b.49
h8s s.a9 springfield, s2s a.42
6l2 1t,20 Brdsboro', $40 4Oi
Gas 1854 Reading, 500 a3t
CONNECTIONS.
At Wilmington with trains on the Philadelphia
Wilmington 4 Baltimore and Delaware Railroads.
At Chadd's Ford with tral1s on p. X b. O. X. r.
At Coatesvllle with trains Penna. II. r., and al
Reading with trains on Phila \ Reading, Leb; Val,
and East Penna., and Reading II Columbia Railroad
and the Berks unity Railroad Sunday trains soutf
connects with T.. n 4. @. train south.
X. COLL NGS,
je2ld&w General superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07
MARYLAND &c DELAWARE RAIL
lfl ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1874
Trains w N aa IA


All frcghts must be at the various stations ut least
thirty 1907 minutes before starting OF trans other
wise Will lay over twenty-four (e4) hours
j. l. CALDWELL,
EASTON, October 18th, 1874. Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

EiAMILY BURNING OIL
BEST, CHEAPEST, AFEsT,
Every barrel tested carefully
Sold IN any quantity.
No use 10 pay extra for fancy cans.
This oil IL as good as the best.
And we challenge comparison.
ALSO,
AyERlLL CHEMICAL PAINT.
Call and examine samples aud shades.
ALSO,
COSMOLINE,
The great family remedy. Remember the place
GEORGE W. STONE,
No II EAST WATER STREET,
Between Market and King
sepi4-6mof WILMINGTON, DKLAwAkk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

OUR SPICES ARE THE BEST THAT
" can be bought In Philadelphia or New YORK
markets. Try them. Remember the NO. -
II K. FOURTH ST. tRed froull
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

II OOFING-OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
11 Shinge and Composition roofs made water
and ht q small cost.
Plastic Slate, Asbestos and Gravel Roofing.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Good Hanna's Hardware Store,
febT-lyof a23 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

ToYs, DOLLS,
FANCY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ADAMS Il BRO,
5OO MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

NOTICE JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
IN removed his office 10 No. 6 w. Eighth Street,
Almonds Building. BRICK of all kinds, on hand
at lowest market rates. jyi4-tf
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Sl~nSrao 0,es,,Ds loNss ,

Pupils ArA received ANY time during the
ysar, md charged from lass " entrance.
NJ deduction made FIR rnviIal absence.
nnless In case VI preiraelsd iiiasss. " dis.
ini14tl
Communications 10 and from ihs Aeair.
smy are anbmI.,el " 'ha inspection " the
huptriutess,
Eaah Pupil Ii required ~ have changes
~ Clothing sufficient ~ Hprfhr NJ MI times
neatly mud respectfully dressed Misc ~
towels. pls iaLie napkins. ens dressing.
gown. me bathing gown. Two blaeh aprons.
Enlfe. f1rh. silver inhie and teaspoon and
nnpkln.riuk. with name marked In full /,
dtessluv.aass furnished With combs, brush,
toosh anh NIL brn.ilps ssap. sir,
Packet mDhey ANIL Postage stamps ars ~
~ entrusted VI iha Dtrveirsss NJ sstend.
isMres for Clothing ~ sther ileMs Will By
made, unless sNin N tnuney ~ depeaiisd
With the tnaiitatiuM fuv Tint purpose.
Differences NJ Religion fovMs 10 obstacle
ID The admission NJ suFh ~ HrN willing w
eoufprm ~ she established routine ~ I'M
institute. nlstss u. pAfet?iAs
1915 Experiences
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srtfsaett ha tistis alsttsl tia ~ ~ 1s vii 4
pull txtta natnfis ~ II ~ lHNtitf, s4ffs aFe
ts tWsilEth'y rsaHlH.iHitt little sfeasal IsssA
IL AI4ssi i Il itelistl me ~ i, ffilu Fl Nsntts
ava nFtsls 6sHNs fsasa,A r1Ili lsHsshf4
III eAtff fg anil all iant sesatltn i and t.Eaeed
Ia III - ~ Which ifLs ptts sif - l ~ rfH
te tsHl ga.#I tttufyl shafsffff u faIafta afaff
NH III ~ nIsl*s -.
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paH.fs ~ III 20 vi 'leta u she lstiht
lif8If mi IatsFNtitth a. t Afsts Ut M4Fst#t
VII tetiNa fHn4la HI tis iurittatN n Human
tite N1HutA III III u II psIttlfstt ana 4fN III
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u ~ all IN sHt't y, tsand I'll. PUN setetst#
~ tullviH.iA AHlth n,
Turks ~ III thtgH, subject ~ tle lnstehltIl
~ Ia HlHsiufi
u, lHahsi tHHltt ~ liz Hudtttsls dpiaslirsl
With tt. treasurer IL VIZ NIspu ~ prtlftebH may
slisA.st all H1s be iiaflg. ~ iusls ttlAFist
lttn, iieHt setstsltl ~ ,a+aaniHnl ~ hsltHi II
dniS
% .plaflna, aapii baarisr shsuli b. rfsfia'd
Al ~ tttlp quantity ~ ftIHs nsi sHfiis risl
un,nlss ~ sAits%, esahs. haHdkttsltsls. sHHsi*.
aefils, hrHshs*. es Nun ~ III - will a f1fii=
i@i.d M s'nlls9., 'it1ts# strflsi dtyst W. H,sdr,
fsrry aFlfts shnHid b. MARRIED With slr ha1te ~
The IN nHf In full,
tsenis Wishing W have their Children tent henr,
eiieuid atsu tlHrly hutlTf, Hiid tHfsHtl tfHsfnn
~ paHs,@ Yer Mlihsr tafils Hfasst stldtssA
isia mo OLit tHs tAasihasrl
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tAAaa - ~Nsta v tssN tue eAHA "
- #s*~wss s@sAw aMsa#sm - -
Fsah - - t#ssHs4 aa#sssAA 20
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HHsn tast aea - AsEgs ra~.m~# as#a IA
s#s# - hsss "A esesa 49, s4ps
seAs $3.50 49, sAsAAsMa &4ss4ssss il
49, Hsle sWa - +amia e4ssansa -
80, sAs~ssaA t@s.As ~s* i le.as
49, - NNafs rast a ~ tssweNawA u
- Il is~iaN sAssHs#a
sAe*s sesells ~lsaa " rstsasasa II
sa~*s 49, ssfews sAa tass VI w.
sA~~ e. sans.s 49, ter "a tsss IN
tAs es#tsfs 4 .eAAVsgs~ II sAaars " w.
fetsAst n sAW stsfte ps#ts*rArAssf N
tAst Il shs astEst rifles ereAsl Hea
NAss ttweu1aa. afa~ls.l Il i4ss
N. iaaasstt tie rf~a~si,s .NA ~,
hslfasess 4 ,As ssansrs It's i
isasunt The hleaa sna sal~ ,ht F.unaa
sina 4 ~ Arahh ard mtt.ilst n ~
safs generations A. the appetite ia
ssfenr drink cnnisnues II inrrasr Az
aina~ isself and - M. traffic |. widen
a an strengthened annually. /. m,
we'll " inquired. what viii W sAe ~,
" these things With unchecked sway
viii they MI ultimately and 4, M vrt,
tlissan. period W The his,rss n III
nation, practically involve the Who'll
people. producing irte,riceatlc dsmef
alisasion. disaster aud ruin. both II III
lividuals and ~ tho nation. Hawk
Eve.
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The most difficult station In tho
teachers field II labor i that Il pr.
mary instructor. Unframed feet are u
take their first staps; 6rss impressions
ar% to DO made On tho slowly awaken.
ing powers d nature; how important
thu, these first steps be In tho right di
rcction; that these 6rss impressions b
true ones
M higher CO. pliment can hc paid 10
man or woman than that II heing sac.
sssstul primary teacher. Here ~ whvrc
the dawning intellect should e. IL
Grst lessons u pure manliness and wo-
manlines. /; 81 kindness and patience ;
u honess, and mir dealing u justice.
charity, and hencvolonee, \ keen In.
sight into tho nature OF tho child IL do.
mandca In the highest 'lrrr.c during
the tils' years Il schn,l lilo.
Thu. education corsl,lss tho dispose
lions II tho mind, tho natural bent II
is powers, and i,nasrcertihly lends sll
its activities it, hcaltalal exercise,
It's development. and on,grow,h must b.
natural. Il cannot be made - ordor.
That Ii. ivory character has its own
specific Inv n growth.
Tic report &C the Wss, Point lizard
Of Visitors calls at.e.,ti,n 1, tho fact
TINT on. Of ono hundred and ihirt,. -four
appoin,ces for the pori,'"n II cale. cx-
amined during the ycar, for.y.nine. u
MIRO than ono third were rejected On
account of failure In examination III tho
slcmsntry branches, The want u
shoroaghncrs In primary education
throughout tho country il ORC d the
,itiating causes d cur course y public
instruction, Ne need lcss fame, and
more fact Reform can only bc sccur-
"a By thorough preparation On tho part
of teachers. earnest and uncompromin-
ing action u school boards, and BY .
living. Acrixa interest ~ ratronn
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cuLiE,;lArE DEPARTMENT.

luifnTit rtsss.~-.t.hfisslan uustfine. HIGHER
Asthnis'ie evnsnns-i. thissasily AiarhFa 70 tfur
Hti tfguiiomttft, hhstuIir, kasiiah utetaiufr.
aAhtnssnH nip sh'nsai Philosophy aaniibnsA,
An SOY II sftfs. rls5 4ral sifnerahAs teH,s.
sttl thsls
rnlHp Evidences Hs'ashalIfls,, tfotn.
TIN Itssrpis, Ap.lsit tlfeinty aud uearalhy,
.an4H nii itreesan Auti4tl tins. tntl@h ssniaufs,
tnlstts Vi Assfhta eanipltls ~, @utyTttnNt taHirt
u @ass, hHHthiS hrhll.s, tasH, tif nAi lfehek ani
tiNffiAa HIilpnals
Hui I'll, i'rassis. Mel,ta Philosophy, taate ad Mel.
apiss.irs. hatsay, llse III sfissWstrs slliisaans
AassA' inil. Astronomy. Ahsl.il UcaInatAs ~
a,ss. Monthly ihhatrs, Latin .sreek trneh and
thurman OH uhali
tiHsI ,LArA Mimi Philosophy, rnllesl Fem.
~, ,iot,Hy, .ifnineg, Astronomy, ahelplaty,
IsaH'nfi .Hplf tsNtgbiss Analtseal NtehaHttst
Lain, urseh fegnaii s,,l frsnsi nli anal.
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Tho quantity of distilled, fermcntcd
anil hrcwcd liquors drank was sufficient
10 al canal four foe. deep, fourteen
feet vito aud eighty miles lpnu mud u
MI tho drinkers could hr placed IN pro-
cession, five abreast, they would nuke
an army ono hundred unl thirty
milcs long, and II those killed hy tho
incorporate use q spirituous liquors
wcr. there alsn, W. should 500 suicide
At every five miles and d,c hundred and
llfty funerals per day; and II all the
places whrro Intoxicating liqunrs nre
sold wore placed In rows, IN direct linus,
shcy would mako street ono hundred
miles long.
There worc four hundred thousand
moro persons engaged In tho liquor bus
incss In tho United States than In
preaching the Gospel aud sahoal.teaeh'
ing aud from tho effects II Intoxicating
drinks, ono hundred thousand aro m.
nually sent % prisons, one hundred aud
tfly thousand - drunkards' graves.
and two hundred thousand children ARC
reduced to want. The to.al number u
persons engaged In tho business IA i've
hundred aud sixty thousand, Of which
6f.y six thousand nix hundred and sixty.
shrce are engaged In making aud sell.
Ing annually S,bsb, O38 barrels Of beer,
Il IL estimated TIM. tho clergy d the
United states costs annual, el2, 00O,.
900, ,hv lawyers, prisons, criminals,
stc.. 100000, OUO; and Intoxicating
liquors. m hcfore said. &l.l7i. OO0, 600.
Thu State If Pennsylvania spent,
during tho year 1870, for liqaors q oil
kinds. 4lb2. 0O3. O46; and for schools
and teaching. eb,eO3,720. shc had
engaged In the liquor business seventy.
eight thousand persons. sixteen thous'
aud eight hundred end seventy school
teachers and twenty.four thousand orin.
inals-.four .Atths u whom wcrc made ~
ny strong drink.
Tho city Of Philadelphia had four
thousand ono hundred and sixty drink
iug-placsr. and spent for Intoxicating
drinks $50. 900, 900 In ono year Chi.
caRo had two thousand three hundred
liquor saloons. and spent for intoxica-
liquors $4,000. 900. Newark had
eiuh. hundred and siaty.fonr drinking
saIoons. and upcnt for strong drinks
81. iOO. 900.
Thu city " Now Yu,k had seven
thousand licensed drinking salo"na,
which. " placed ii rows II di'ees lines
would make street like Broadway
thirteen milo. long. shc Atent for In
.oAica,ing liquors 900. 100000 during
tho year 1870, and there were en-
pl,yel in tho business ,hir.y-,lyu shous-
and persons: sho had fur hundred aud
city churches aud chstsls. and thsrs
were engaged In preaching md ssash-
Ina che public aad private sahools three
shouaanA persons. III u whish 70 sup
port soss $500, 900. Tho fatal sun
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Jane Richards,
AGAINST UflHtnAl NOtlce.
Ebenrssr Richards.
10 the Defendant Above Named
You nrr hereby notified thss IN TN
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