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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

We are glad to see on our streets the IA
u'iIl.r form and features of Or Wrp 4
, Sini'h, Iof long term of years a citizen ot
"i inns place, but latterly a resident of Phil.
due!Phla. The Doctor is fine tvpe of the
. oIH-styie gentleman, and the welcome he re-
-elNeti ami Is receiving from his multitude e
oi trends IN our midst must convince hin
mat though once and again away from our
HiSht, he Is never removed beyond the scOne
OF our affection. In work entitled ..'rhe
ienlnsuIar Campaign in Virginia" " by Rev.
J y. Marks, ID. d, lind the following
mention OF DIR. Smith, in connection with
me Cnlon army during the gloomy days of
June and July, 1862:
The suEerings OF these men Certain prison
crS or war heiOre referred TOD = Described TO
INC ny d. Churchill. Of the 4th New York Vol
uEtccTs, who remained with them during II
tEtsc dismal days, were most painEHl. biany
uicd OF hunger and exhaustion, nd sone OF
thenl, when brought to SaN age Station. lived
n4t n lie" hours DR.. Smith, now OF the con
Nd!csCcnt C.mp near Washington. was ut this
tiHle one OF the most active and humane OF
Tue surgeons. after those brave aud SlsC C!ut on
llhr men had been brought i'll ard laid down
on the grounds near the station, EruppruachCd
group OF them they begged for bread he
TOOK out OF his haVCrsack Tlur five hard
ciutk kcis, which he EBd gathered MP 10 pre-
serve himself from starving these he gave to
ih"in- telling them, with tears. that they wcr,:
VI" last, ana lie was very sorry thar he had
h'.JhIHg more TO give. lie left them, bat their
wan and hHopard faces haunted him. He beg
Ged lew iruPs OF liquor from 4 brother sur
econ and returned ana administered il o them.
Dr. smith subsequently met two Hf these sol
Gicrs at Fortress Monroe, who spoke to i.lui sud
reminded him OF the scene when lie gave his
I''-t cracker To the Wp;IIti soldier ut Savage
station, and told him that they fpit sure that
crack or and ounce Of whisky lad saved their
lives, FOR from shat hour the pulses Of life be
forget him. Tie bread cast upo. tau waters
returRcd before many days"
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ii %E1a.
OTIgtn0I Poetry.
TH6 LAMP OF LIES.

a feeble and uncertain Iight:
Zach iittlc gust Of wind h~t blows
bid- fair - change iJs day to night.
But row Ills growing brighter fast
AnG lighting up what Oncs Ens shsac;
AOchS now a. II fore 'er 't~n,i,.i i,.-.
hut, pOl ~ Thatsvers bright must fade
Yes, soon perhaps 'tvin ccase 70 burp-
Too soOu-e'en now through oDtf, door
A breeze that threa tens quick 20 lurn
It's light to darkness, as before.
But now, it fears tha, blast more.
II s"nds light that's strong and bright
and in It's strength hceds not the roar
OF Eercest gale that blows 0It tslue.
Why should it heed;the v3ods that blow.
For Il has grown both strong and bright.
lis Tui! OF oil. and, Nith glow
that cheering, throws around It's light.
Nov. ty Ambitions tre 'tis flushed,
AIa nigh IL madness trlca 10 20.
where, II Il falls. tx WI Se crashed
10 atoms ga the rocks below
At last It's free Aa45itiun's tolls.
Sonewha enfeebieJ - the same;
II Il no longer full II oil,
'or has IL uCw 50 bright Same.
TIE oil= near zone. Times Ie't IT. stamp
ibe ileEt ID nothing but a eparS
A;li that = gone naUznt but the Lamp
hcGlains-it empty is, and dark. II. s. q.
APPROACH og AUTUMN.
Now tho shades of early Autumn seem to
iSugt thcT o - the hills.
For the r"iid and mellow sunlight kindly CLEANS
End tie TpeneA apple fallcth, while the air IL
Ana Tie tall, rank weeds stand scntry on the
brow OF yOCdsr hill
There's a calInness in the sunshine. There's 8
ulIdut=s il the a:r.
AMT ne sumner : faded glory eeerns 50 mourn
For the birds sing low ana softly, not as they
we're wont 10 sing
" Gen the suga.neT hours did larvf hfn sr4 shsN-
made tho woodlands ring
Now the tail cora serely -usties in the breath
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

JOHN G. LAKE, ESQ.-We have not and
do not intend To interfere in the nominations
Of the Democratic county convention. hut
We dO.nDt deem il an:isa 70 copy from the
.JohuStovn Democrat the following Compii-
rr}rutnry notice of oUr towUaularl, tie gentle
man above named. who is candidate for
the DositiOu of District Attorney. Nr. J.. -
n Young LAWYER Of ability and integrity of
character, and if elected will max" an at
routivr, competent and efficient off tccr.-
Hero Is what tho Dc'aOC1-rt says about him:
JpHS 6. LAKE.. ESQ The gc"''"nlan'E Ea'n"
who eRdS this has been r1g q 10y many !5"lno-
Gratis TO 10 q "Hndiuato fpr District -sjforrHN-
In II conversation with VIZ. II. S'CHJ..-'T. NO
The present Incumbent '0C that office, on Won
day last. Mr.. :. informed MS that hr rrHti nor
hc a candidate for r"uGruiuat"E. W" have"
therefore. no hcsitnncy in ssyirs, th0' the Dc,h.
,,s.racy would ue doing well To- antE'U"t" Mo:
Lksr for chat pOSitiDu. II" j. young lawyer
1o4iiinr in Th.u. burg or decided ult..'tY. sub
a Iy.-litlrI.it bU,ausr be believes I1 ia" primo.
u'a4 uf the party. and c"urtc"'!s AMI hon.
able gentleman. He il no OfiiCc s""Ecr, aud -
is just and proper, in our Crinipu. that yonnE
Awe. on cIteriDa. biz ,Tof -@s"l. t Hr has tic
ability and character, should receive tii' MONT
nation for tIit OtiVo always ia pI-l Tl.-..
Is ,yv1,. = n % t,pG lrcn ~ ~-t'' .''''i'' "
Silti9; dominates Nj i.A| ,
ne viii add strength to the ticket. tn people
". - secure careful, gblc. aEi attentive "ii.'cF
aud the Drtnacrnvv will snow tInt they are
aiivr aud propose ~ take HdTGnt age. IN ''' re
EE,,t az least. OF III. favorable 'r' iTl~'s lcoj
presenting themselves - us at this u-!c.
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Mr.. James Farreu, one Of the Poor DI-
racto~s of this county, died ut his residence,
in Munster township, on the 10Th instant =
As a p.tblic aticial a. well ~ a private c'tl,
a.,,, he sn dencancd himself that his reC"T.
III a,-,.r Il. noiuted to as an cxcmplar, and
the davs are far away when 1t VIII be
r,ssed to be mourncd that 20 good a man as
H.. las been removed from amongst us.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

Rv 'Es-A newly married couple who were
nerau,huIatinQ NJ ain street, JOhnstU"n, the
nther day saw a lovely pair OF r-r1nSs IN the
window OF a ieweiry store. "Oh, Tom, spake
,,n the src0nd member OF this ffrIn, go buy
;-fnI'' he went by 'en. and did what was bet
ter-he went around to James J. Murphy ), on
Clinton street, and expended tine sum OF tnon-
ey that wonid have been necessary 70 secure
tfe earrings in the purchase of a tasteful SUIT
of reaty-rlaIe clothing. And i'll the onC MS
W lie said " ell done -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

rnr D1rrrREsCE.-Tne difference ~ human 41nn1
- was exempiifcd at the .iSpo' @ ric go 49,
netu!ie Two sisters met. On my H.'LI,
evcninfssi; said one. You've beer eating
onions said the Sther Ana =" ih h Weather eeF aud
pairing ~ cos, of each Others bcnnetS, thty
rreeaired ree to Myers oyds store aen eee in
snu Lle e,aries Of selcctng ton or go 49, 80 ~
the th mssncent dress good, sha5 and
on the 9ou con-, Arm. Several cases Oh ne" Sc
fc.tiouS iust received
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris syrup o.
Tar Wild Cherry and Horehonnd coInnlnes
ali tie medicinal virtues OF thnse "riicioS "
,Iicer,t ut,slItit. for all diseases OF
the ,he 'i'T7 Tin oat and Lungs Coughs and Colds
n .mo s,cedilv relieved by 1t and i'll Group 1t
acts ike magic. Call at r. j. Lloyd 5 Drug
store and obtain sample poH =, w.
~ :, rcrular size for 81 or a. j. NJ; w ole-
or,1,,a % ( sons Store, Wilmore. j. X NOR
pIs Il3-North 2d St. PhIla . o-i"'-i!'I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

4 SLIGHT UNpLEASAETS rsS.-on Sat
urday OF last week, the folks OF Washing
ton township INDUCED in the Iccrcation Of
a picnic At Portage station. \ largo and
we'll disposed crowd was present, and the
aInuscm"nts incident to such an occasion
were down on the programme, and the pro-
gramme was faithfully and SuCce"sf'Iiiv car
riel ont. With a triHing exception every
thing went merry "a a marriage bell until
evening, after the festival h.d cio=ed, when 4
row occurred which was disgraCcful in the
extreme. Pistols were drawn, knives were
braudsh"d and for IA time a sceue was enact
eli that would have done no GIs"rcdit 10 the
''hOrder rut.ian" days Of 81. The iInmCdi-
ate cause of the quarrel is TO W unknown
but il pTnlahly had its inspiration IN that
beverage which cheers and also lncbr;&tcs.
The pistol shooting was not sUcc, foT, ont Of
a score or SO Of bullets scattered around pro
miscuouSly, nobody was seriously hurt, but
tie knife was used with more effect. Mr..
ID. ". lInjson was cut no less than three
times. in the breast, the arm, and the leg,
ami his injuries AT" OF such nature that
grave fears are entertained Cf his recovery.
4 number of UiLeg parties are reported TO
have received cuts more or lcss dangerous.
while not few were kicked and dubbed
within ? u ace of their lives. One of far stray
iullets struck a nephew of Mr.. Ed. Mrta!2de,
nun-comhataut, on the leg. but did not
seriously iniure him. Mr.. MrG. has only re-
Gently arrived on these ehoros from The Green
Isle. ani is not favorahly prcposeHSsd with
his reception. Another bullet entered the
window Of house overlooking the sCone Cf
the conflict, and very nearly struck ia the
head a woman VINO was nursing a Jaby.-
: u in all. the fracas was the most outrageous
that has dizgraccd the county FOR decade
of years While the proceedings were ut
their height, a freight train arrived Al Port
ago, which was stopped 10y the mob aud de
tanned foT a considerable length Of .inc. and
for this offence we understand That warrants
for over twenty Of the rowdies have been is
sued. \ nd SO, fortunately, there is :. like
lih0oi that the guilty ores sill not g en-
firely unwhipt Of Justice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28
~ TIE COURT OF C0IAGO r

- PLEAS OF CAMBRIA COUSTY, Prs r.
sTIvkSEA, 4 Elrch Term, Is5s- Goa. Dgc.-..
SAMJE- LEiDY.
r.. Summons - Elc-tIueu..
Z L. HSa--S \
Action gi I.jecfElcIt u-5UEht ~ Plaintiff ayel0.t
Defendant 70 recover possession Cf tract of la
situate ia Jackson township. CaUbTis county. r,
adjoining lands Of David RorahauEh. Can. -
Iron 90. lulGs recently owned ny william y
tanning three hundred End ninety acres, more .r
les.
Ant now AUsEst fth. IsI4. uV motion Cf Sly.-
maker y s-echicr. Es4S-. Afts-apys fo- Pla.a5..+.
the Court grant Eule upon Defendant TO apf-'a-
and Iienf IN the above stated hef,-. tl=i
first cay Of December neSt. Ey the CoUs.-
CArIBRIA COUNTY. SS-
49,. r'z'ra-t FROM the Record Of said Cpsir-
Is. .CcrtIaed tine fourth day uf August. -
- 1s-H !. X HiTE, Prolhouotary
4 true copy
HEB,s A. BAvsEa Sheriff. TI.s1 Ts-I4-s.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

RHYNTHICAL REASOS.-If in your "oIz you
t;iya rf aud Bonner made their 'chlnA ny trec-
IL using priurers ink, willis other Iatn tthe
,ysoIIgh7 i sab who i'll the paper had nc ''ad''
in wears a few went to the bad. The moral hs
Who runs may read, ana every business man
,aIe heed content and wealth those men " i'll
bi,-ss who furnish stamps TO oil the press. OF
srch IN an eminent degree are NeesrS =. j II Hese
~ Rro OF 2al aud .s3 Main street, IonpstO n,
who Keep the public const antly advised OF their
sbiiity 10 furnish the best made, neatest ana
uost sty lish clothing AT wonderfully low prices
AM, make good their promises on all occasiohs'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

THE man who buys his goods right straIsht
along without ceas sing from ". l.. oaJnHIl. tlsy
exDect to wake up some fine morning ah,a AiIh
b oseIf itch. Try II and YOU /! not oS-of a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-08-28

e EtflSTER' MOTTO ( = ice
* u hercby gwen that n" s-'t' - Ar-
coun;, savc nets pass.N and e.si r NJ . y-ar'5
D-tc- ~ EocEsNurg. And sill - Pc -r ~
Orphans Court OF Cambria co1nry. - --~..s IT,
ton sri allowance, Cn WSDSEdrsr. ssf.-- .r.u,
4. L. 1874
J. First sad final account uf w'i3ar- .. ellis
soi Jsr1es Il Reilly. eXCyu'C-s of Psf-.sS p an
late a. CleSTaaIt township, CeoeaseH-
= First aHd partial acSJunt Of Ee4-, r. CN-
ecutor Of Joseph Funk. ate Cf Jacks. .---al.i1,
deceased
5 First ard ar2l account of Peer 'F@r-as 20
minis rstor of IshH ? GarEoAn. l-.e - pa D.
hanuR township. decee 49,.
FIrst and partial zccu1r; oF Aer0n g p. 10,
executor OF EPhrsign CrIra, lste Of y an re scr
uuyh. GsceS <e5.
5. First and nrel ac>c1nt % FlI-she. p - ar
II ', ndTli-. 90 ErAn N-cCS arri-E = of
SUTTni;ytllr H-.r1 Ugh. deceased
c. Second srco-nt Of Harriet orr md y c
Lewis, s1ra a.nisf-ator- Of Wlli.n Orr. In Of
JohH=to~a b,rsagh, der-sscr.
7. Third srHuult u " & = ~ fTUs'o, f.r he
sale Of rusl estate OF JAMES u rfft+-.' a. e Cf
! JyH15Juxn Ggrs .ugh, deceased
: Account u G. y. Eii:s "E~cat,r Cf : a-~th
Esu SaIG late II Johns IN Nsr-is-l. ,,r-ra add
2 First and partial &C ouat II Isccb z Sfult,
administrators Of Elias hesr-, late r Adam. 1vl-
ship deceased.
JANE n. SIETFTl. Prr..t,-.
Registers Once. LheuEtBrz. Aug 1C.
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Ia TDITOR,S NOTICE.-The ~

IL t.s.rSicraI Auditor. SpPoiured ~ 80
,rrh,pSs .-'frt u. ,'.rrt.r scsHHsy % hesT de-
sni repqrt a.a tt,e rScs.::or- a . me par' al
an1 npSg Ac,.otrpiS sf WIILtss kgSFsLt, 50 ,
A,i-oi,is-rsror ~ Il ~Ja JrS - --c'd scd A..
,- AutiaE. Of be feei =. - : m "a -.fI
4 r.tyr hereby eot!r-- at pes tT-.E-
- -it.t De will attend 70 ths -tn''s- - sIiL
r,,,f5.-r rs nj - IA. UrSce II FcenEhurE -
he III DAY vor So, lS7s, ~ o'clr-t .
wen and rhcrs thay 1iSy attend
ALVIN ~ AIS. Auditor.
E.sers..rx, aus. Il, 1874. n.
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100 High street. Cheapest groceries ID
Ebensburg
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.Ilay-G DIRECTOR.


...... ..u I"uusitip,
.... '...F- 90 the CuU-iacru ION
...r,'ic County CouvcutiuU
.rr... r.Ise of Poor House Di-
..... ..uu.N.. MANY.
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NOTICE II PARTITION.
NyOTTCn IL PARTITION.-To

TOTECE II PARTITION-To
-kf FR,,sCIs puN.H0E. one Of the Ey--s
1,' I.yal i.,fsrl So. t.tIgvs yT PATG-CE DgSAU.ts
.ir~.as1.
f..a notice tint All Inquest VII b- held az :. q
Ia.a ..ve!isrz house OF pItrirk Dnnahae. late . r
v -stliuStDn ta~uship, Cambria county. Penn
~ Nos "a =, she 3i-r Day OF ACGUsT, \ T. 1s-..
AZ t~s o'clock Ia n" afternoon. f- the pu-ruS- 2
IA king partition % To- real estate u saif dcr-.
70 and among MS children ana l"xSl rrprrz7-..-.
tiV,s q ne same can De Gone without IrttusI. O.
70 OF syliing tina whole OtherHlSs 70 valae ~.
ap,,rA.-- tH2 Satae-a' witch ttrte 2ai uistss "a
aye r. tGustci 20 At;eaA - yVa til.uk FropNT-
HERMAN R1J i.fa. Snarf
Sheriff. OtAce. EpcEsDgry Aag le Io54 lls
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UNGISE FOR ALE-One J,
~ RSaISs, cylinder l2S20 inches. Ice
lo~. Add;e-3 V. Il. Ny LING & 90.
tSuH i.TS hachilIr g.
Aug. l.-tf. +, -pur
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u EGISTER'S NOTICE. ~ i

Pr5thonotEsy's Ot4oe, Eterls.,1-.E sag "a Is7l
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We. the uu1srs t;ynef Auditors. have cEau--a Z
the above -uuts and hEd them cHr'Ucr.
PATRICK SORA-E.
.fFH K CONRAD. AuEltD8...
iS-iA-S;-7 b. W IIIZINGEI} \
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-28
rRArNs LEAVE wILNINaroN.


For SeS York-1s1, A. NJ, 1917, l2.42, o42, P. M.
For PhiladslpIia.-i.si Csc, slO, $50, 1880, A.
M 121T 400, 44b. 5.42, 1.l5, 1924 Pm. Sundays,
81, A. NJ. 4.a5, $50, 1924, p. NJ.
For Bdltfntore.-12.52, 2.03, 10e2, A. M; l.23,
$40, Ilu, p. NJ. Sundays 1883, 2:0s, A. N.
T.10, p. M. Sundays, 1889, 2.03, A. NJ.
a. No sunday trains.
For Neiu castie-125o, 1910 A. NJ. 125 6.3t, $50,
P. NJ. No Sunday trains
For Wilmington and Reading Il. R.-Ga0 A. M.
i.4b, 5.15 p. NJ. Sunday trains. 8 so p NJ.
For Wilmington Western X. R-S.s0, and IL. 25 A.
Nj. l.50, 5.S5, 2. M. Sunday at p. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From NeD York.-1.53, A. NJ; l.1s 100, p. M.
Sundays 1.53, A. M.
From Philadelphia. l.5s, $50, A. M; 1900
NJ; LIS 400, 5.15, $50, 100, $40 1855, p. NJ.
Sundays, 1242 1.os, 1905, A. NJ. 1855, p. NJ.
From Port Deposit.-s.0i, \. NJ. No Sunday train.
From Baltimore. - III, 1925, A. NJ. 1901, 032,
ola, P. VI. Sundays, l.21, A. NJ. 1914, P. M.
From Washington. : l.2l, A. NJ. 1907, o.s2,
1914, P. NJ: Sunday, l.2l, A. NJ. 1914, P. NJ.
Fron Deldioare r, R-l0lo, A. NJ; 40, s.bo, p
NJ. 20 sunday trains.
Non. Neio Cdstie-S.O0, TO- 49, A. NJ. d40, 645, 955
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Reading r. R.-9lO A. NJ.
3.12, I 32, l.. NJ. Sunday train 1l.17 \. NJ.
FroDs Wilmington d Western r. R.-7.b5, Ills A.
M; $50, 100 p. M.
LKAvg PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
1910, $50, 1890, A. NJ. 1215, 2sO, 400, 5.lb, 600
6.l5. $50, 11.a0, P. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-28
STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
Reported by Merrick, Johnson a Co., Bankers
Rrnkera 9Th and Market Sta.l
New Advertisemonts, To-day,
Iomlnatlon eleetion-Eighth Ward

Nomination election-Eighth Ward
Bowmana Brevity
Wanted-Male teacher for Newport Public Scho6
Found-Small sum Of money
Hariware-Truman Shaw
Dried herbs-McInal, Brevity
wood and coal, Craven Ar nstrong, Brevliy
Camp-stools at Enterprise Co.. Brevlty
Teas and coffees-Houston 4 Prizer, Brevlty
Collars and cuds-C S Morgan, Brevity
Cheap hats-Dubell, Brevity
Summer clothing-N Bayne, Brevlty
Clam soup-J Fullmer, Brevlty
Grover x Baker Sewing Machine, Breylty
Partagas-Singles & Son, Brevity
Hair cloth and terTys-L Adair, Breyity
Travelling suits-M L Lichtensteln
Nice nts-Buxbaum, Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-28
SOcietIes.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Fairfax Lodge, No. g. l. o. o. f., at Odd Fell
lowss Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. &c, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, 1. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market.
Washington Council No. A, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at Hall
oil Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, 1. o. r.. NJ, in saville
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, X. of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hail. 2l1 Market street.
Washington Camp p. o. S. of A., at McClary's
Building
Pioneer Council, No. l. Soyereigns of Indus
try at 9th and Shpley.
PUGIIsT MEETING AND CAMP MREIING.-The
colored peoples camp for Smyrna commenced
on Saturday last, near Casperson's mill in Ap-
poquinimink, about three miles from town On
Sunday an immense crowd was in attendace. in
cluding many white persons. Fighting and
whlskey drinking seemed to take precedence of
all religious exercises during the morning. and
some most disgraceful SCENES ensued. After Il
number of free fights between crowd from
Aiddletown, Blackistons Cross Roads and
Smyrna, Il ring was formed and regularly
organized set-to was indulged in by parties of
two. Whisky was sold without stint or conceal
ment we are credibly Informed, much of the
traffic in which being indulged in by white men.
man living near Blackbird, We are told. ped
died out two or three barrels of such stuff ON the
ground. The whole of the mornings proceed
ngs were so utterly defiant and dsgracefnl that
unless the authorities take cognlzance of them.
the public peacr will suifer.-Smyrna Times
A PLEAsANT RURAL PIc-NIs.--One of the most
pleasant pic-nics of the season was held yester-
day at Mt. Cuba, by "a large number of the fam-
lies in tlas vicinity emongst whom we might
mention the Armstrongs, Morrsons, Leacha.
Chambers. Sprngers and many others well
known, and also several of their relatives and
friends from thissseity The time was spent in the
usual picnic manner and in the afternoon about
81 couples sat down to a well provided refresh
ment table. An important feature Of the after
moons enjoyment was the rowing across Red
Clay Creek in tubs, in which sport Robert
Smith from this city, and Robert Armstrong,
William Peoples and John Peoples participated.
Their tlounderng about i'll the water, sometimes
on top but oftene beneath the tubs created a
vast amount of amusement for those looking on.
The tub race was pleasant substitute for slip
ping off the rocks into the water, which was done
| by some Of the ladies of the same party upon
similar picnic held last year at the same place
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-28

Has never been known to fail in the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms, indispOsitOn to ex-
ertion, loss of memory, dilficut breathing, general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak, nervous trem-
bling, dreadful horror OF derth. night sweats cold
feet, Weakness dimness Of vision, languor univer-
BAL lassitude OF the muscular system, enormous ap-
petite, with dyspeptlc system, hot hands, flushing
of the body, dryness of the skn palid countenance
and eruptions on the face, purifying the blood pain
IN the back, ,heavness OF the eyeds, frequent black
spots dying before the eyes, with temporary sufIu-
sion and loss of sight want Of attention. etc These
symptoms all arise from weakness, and To resaedy
that use Z. f. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Il
never falls, Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used 1t, Get the genuine. Sold only in
81 bottles. Take only L. Z. Kunkels. Depot ant
ONCE, No. $50 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
II ls sold only in 81 bottles, with photograph O.
the Proprietor on each wrapper, all other counter
felt.
Sold BY all Druppslts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-28
Local BrevIties.
Sunset at OBS.

Sunset at G.33.
File Murphy coal dealers.
Boys fall clothing at Buxbaum's store
Camp chairs at Adalr's, Fourth and King
Fulmers clam soup is rich and very popular
s. will give you nine hours In Washington, Go.
Grover Baker is the best machine in the market
Bayne eau make overcoats equal to ANYBODY we
know Of
Brandywine Springs ought to be kept open through
September.
Morgan's shirts are well sewed, Of good MATERIAL
and usually ht.
The Enterprise Company have very fine stock Of
chamber furniture.
Canes and umbrellas, as well as hats sold at Du
Bells, E. Sd street.
The last OF summer will breath forth its per-
fume on Monday next.
| $40 will secure page in the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC
AND YEAR BOOK for 1875.
Pollteness and attention to every person, ut Nc
lnalls popular drug store.
orders received for litographing and for blank
bOIks AT the COMMERCIAL Uflce.
NJ. l.. LlchteLsten is closing out his stock of sum
mer goods al exceedingly low prices.
Astonishing the fine quality OF the tea sold by
Houston Prlzer, at II h. 4th street.
II In special hurry for fine job of printing
come to tue COMMERCIAL steam printing ofice.
Great reduction in the prices of boots and shoes,
at w. A. turner x CO.'S retail stJre $40 Market 81.
II is elaine that prominent school professor of
State.
Bowman, Second end King and . King Street,
has reduced the price OF coees, and still, usual
offers the best assortment In town.
PriIneras, for quarter, and partagas, for a
quarter, nave taken the town by storm. Singles n
son. 6O9 VI irket street. manufacturs.
Craven Armstrong have large supply OF coal,
very clean dry and OF established reputation which
they are now delivering al lowest prices.
For sale, DR.. Honeywells celebrated Graham
Crackers, Graham Waters, Butter and Sea 81 II
crackers, at Joseph JONES' Fifth and Market streets
New crop teas, (I3 and "a fine assortment Of tn,
best varieties, at kowmans. Second and King SIS
Prices lower than elsewhere for goods Of sam,
! quality.
New No. and No. mackerel and new mess shat
by barrel y do, L do, kit or pound at the loves
cash prices, at Buwinan's Second and.King and 5i
| King Street.
You may buy teas and cOiiees at 9th and oran =
streets, IN this city, as cheap and as fine as oi
Broadway, New York Also. groceries and produc
IN season. Il. e. Robinson co, South West cor
ner. Your custom invited.