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The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-07-16

OTWI.LL ITEMS.


> Farmers are becoming discouraged
@orn j. in a very had cosditiop, and
causir. many Thought for the COM
ing Winter.
Prof Berry has gone to indianapolis
Ia the Educational association.
-Paircr, Paris s. Co, are closing out
their stock OF dry goods.
"A yeung man living in our little
town >folo knife from Palmer's store
on the 5fh inst. Tins enferprising youth
had better leok well 10 his footsteps, as
the Grand Jsry will meet ere long.
We NOTICE In the last issue of the
Courier that one Lila and Laura tries
Ia insult Dave BY making some hasiy
remarks. don't know The cause Of
THEN wrath. but Que thing | do know.
they exhausted all their little craniums
could produce. especially hard epi;iet>
on Dawes. Perhaps ! had better stop
on this subject, or else they will Arouse
me of employing some person to help
me write.
%. T.. lIsdlock and DIR. Moore pro-
pose to beat any person i'm this part of
the world playing dominocs.
-Four of our citizens went to ST.
Louis n short time ago. Dick Pride
can tell what took place concerning
turtle soup. ADyALoREM.
OTwELT., IND, july lith, 10.
Mn. EDrroR Times are dull In OF
well, and a those who have writes be-
fore have given all the gossip and Jest
ing of our Town and vicinity, ] will
write in q different way. have been a
citizen of this place for almost ten
years, and it, morality was a. good n
any village was ever in. up To two
years ago. Since then we have had
a great many fires, which have caused
great deal of trouble and great Isany
immature accusations and many hard
words. ani great amount OF incorrect
things and slang have gone out from US.
People abroad would Judge we were n
very bad people in Otwell. make tho
assertion that Al least thrce-fourths of
the people in and around Dtwei are
honest. upright and good people. The
former writers from this place. ] fear.
lave had a bad effect on that portion OF
community wi are not acquainted with
the facts in our many troubles. Without
malice 10 snv, and with charity to all,
there are sonHe bad people, and there
sre great many good people in our
town; the town will compare favorably
with her neishboring towns in number
of good people and society.
Now word to my fellow sownsmen
Speak not evil OF thy Deighbor, lest al
evil day overtake thee; il you cannot
speak good of our people speak not at
all. Seek peace with all men, and pursue
1t; pleasant word and kind look
with pure motives, will elevate us, and
cause Us to go hand in hand and
shoulder 10 shouIder--thus may we
travel on ia the road to prosperity, TO
elevation. aud to true happiness, in
Him who spake as never man spake.
May each act their part in the great
sluties of this life
Our fourth quartely meeting will he
held OH Saturday and Sunday, 18th and
18th Of July, nj the n. T.. Church in this
place, and soon the Annual Conference
will come, and Brother Bruner will
leave ls, but not with out our best wish
es. He Is good man and good preach
er, and has done good work while he
llAS Gsmainsd with Us.
j. NJ. PARKER.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-07-16

STATE or INDIANA

DUBOIS COUNTY, 50
Dubois Circuit Court. October term
A. ID. 1876.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-07-16

u Pasoks Is iu good boating stage.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-07-16

State OF Indiana. Dubois County, SIS:
In the Dubois Circuit Court. October
term. 1875.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-07-16

~ subscribe for the Courier.
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IL Fay us what vcu owe US.
, 1875-12-11

kept by Mallory. IN Franklin strcnt. Or about tho
htnlo riat wtcr, *s. Johns Hall rtcnntlr atoph.
N"",Soft'I. III romnauy with aeyotal particular
frIenls, llai dropped IN At this p'cs olr s!lnr-
n'Mn Tor tin lurnoFn of taking sntne "hrany
and watcr." which Mallory waA famous for kcep-
ing. ,, TIC l1aor was 9'peF,sezcel'ont. snd Wo"'-
dFanEilt. In Ind ta glass nnon Tho tabfe, and.
rIsRcklng hin Iita. tieciArel that sIAstorya ran
H. III HaA h,perlnr 10 ally I,o lad aver lasted
"Su." Hatl Mallory "vo, nro quito nlHtaten !;
tcro wns oue thing which In hotl oEr oat,na-
tlonH far Hnruaahas this in TIM way Of drinking"
What was that 7" nrked Woodwo.tL. .labtousIy.
The dsaueht Of tAto fresh s;r,ng water va
nHt't to hrlnE from thu Old nakcn huck"e that
hung in tIa Wfli kit"r our retnsn ffntn tic lointa
Of iLo :cl o1l II rl'ery h.v in SUMMER 1in
tnlr<ro,s sl,rtcn"h fur usnnnt in Wuo;.wor.ls's
oscF. ''Ttne! tfne!' f,n r"alieI, and sDon gtit-
ted tie plac". JIG rctnrncl to tia fiec. gra4ped
tho pen, and in half All hoHr 'The U1tt 0nken
liaickct" o,o OF the most delightful compositions
III onr langchee. VAS rca!y in manuscript 10 In
c,nbalmed III tho nemury Of succeeding GENERA
, 1875-12-11

cstnle Ia unnroyilc1 WITH penalty, or " hn!c II
lift through w1lieI, Tho ntTeAcr may etrhIs tho
poDaltr, Sumo exceptional person NIL In sure to
commit thst critic, autl tboh eaeapa by tie door
thus left upon.
lheto u smother crying OWL for Which Tho
courts arc Responsible for tl,ey might remedy 1t
II thoy would. That IL, tito beat mon In tho cotn-
lnuritv manage, by hook or hy crook, to get nr-
c1lrei from enfstnR on tnries. Who ever j,oa,d
Of Mr. Fioll, or Mr, slsornag,. or Iottor Palmer.
It might dtcn,nmot1o ihcfn in thor hnalncss. nnd
10 thoy hro either npvsr drawn. II their names
ovnr 10 upon tho lury-st, or, II
drawn, they mango III BnIne WAY 10 maize
hucts EXCUSES Al will inl1tcn tho Court to aet
them of. Whnt right havo they aud their like
to complain that tI1rtr CaaaH ntn 4ubRnlttea To
Incompetent or dishonest juror, whcn they
Fllirk tho duty which ttoy ni.e the community
to chnerinlIy rnctitce their timo for tho eleva-
tion Of tiln average jury 10 nhht 1t o,'Bhs to ho
to secure their tndFthua! rlehth. In common
will, tho rights Of all Inrtnst mcn7 l do not
know that o!thor of tho gentlomen named ever
of1efed ali excuse III 4 Juror, Or WAS eruF even
summoned AZ sucll hut speak Of them ~ rn}'-
rcnctitat'scs OF iartto clasH of tls'noss.n nlen
whom wo no, ueyor seo on !urio', and wa
t. '''i On a'' shss tis'' sab}ecs' tta coa'ts
shou1d bo t,nrofentnR. In fact. nothinE but
aickuots hhould be roeetscd MI All exc,lRo. Busi.
i uoss inlerests should ho maio to gi,o way to
| tho Performance Of puhfiu duty. EnB1nc*s ia
no where mcniionnd IN tle Inv az an excuse
mako 1t ono till they hotd Tho beat men In the
community up to q strict performance Of tfsoit
duty IN this regard, they cannot expect 10 olc-
vato tho administration Of Justice in their courts
Who cxrocsH to 900 George Armour or Dan
Thompson on the jury for the trial Of Davis, thu
mnrdorpr. or any othnr Of that class Of men
and yot Borno such n1on, at least, shoEla he Oh
ovcrY panel. X
, 1875-12-11
DEAD.

an, Aesll Will not that suff!ca7
Though you rain sweet ktssst, l Will not WAts.
Do you graldGa to 1ha Rfavs pttIs7
Thare asu HILL strong Auarts 10 4che and bresk.
Do You think you can thrill mo again .....
With your eye.' sutt light aud your forehead fart
Do you think you can turn my brain
Wsih your round. whits thtoas, sud your goldhtoNn
halr7
DO you cono 10 undo tho work
That Death has done After ycarz OF pain :
In your heart does 4 xoIdes aHtk .....
That = LIE could tscapo from your charmed chsln
Thsrs IL no mora sport for yo1 hare;
Yuur part xha luus on that suminar.day
Long ago, I hAYa n4ught to fear.
WeaYs your subtls chazuss, my sisan gay,
Tot 1t1tnH xnsn 40 a,osa fcf mot .... ...
Take your ayes ftotp my lead Whlte fsce, pray,
O, wolnAuf NpmAnf can you not TITO
There's nuFdeF-s&aln ea ttAt au1umar-dsyS
-IfaruSF'a U1.4F.
, 1875-12-11
MICHIGAN ITEMS,

afFsai torrtspond<,4es " 7hs cAtedao 7ti1uuf.
S.-.s'ss1so. Mich. nea: 9.-RtchAtd Klttoss, OF
.,s 'n Lt1!hln8. VAS convicted In the Cirouis
~9u1t ID 1874 of assa1lt wiIh intent to commit
ha upon hss. Van Buroa, yoon8 widow,
aaeoaselsepes fot hsr uncls. ghs VA .wsrdsd
ns.s 'oso damages. Eltlot& spp&aled to ttna 3d.
Ismo H. coufs, ~hsfs The Judgment WA affirmed.
h.. w" hsa had her arrested for perjury, and
AoogJcar uso, 10, ~ 0s'~~ ''N.
A.tnasnty eIsder comuitssd suicide paar Flint
ia.sae py hAhglhg. II " supposed ha Was
vsi s1.oo t ssunasrs vas killed whi1e cleaning q
stops ~. lowell ou Saturday ~ ths 1allax Of
WIniss Wns 1som the top.
"a@am RassAud Gas bssu missing from Flint,
, 1875-12-11


Tlsy tail big storiea about The tough feet of
tho I.ouisi&nS darky but tia YtoAsburx negru
IL alwAva ready to campete for tha ,nedkl. 0us
OF them entered . hlscksnilh+saop ths other
day to sel! horseshoe, aud ho placed hls fopt
on = hot pteoe OF Iron tnst cut from bar. II
was 3 full iainute before the heat struck in aud
tAeu ho gave lesp over tue anvil, aud uttered
/ torrblo yell. 1he smith asked him to s1ptAin,
aud tbs darky responded,
"Why, Ixo bin atanAn4' on that place Of rad
hot ironl"
"A1td you didn't know It :" ..
'.ho, not xscly3 snolt sunthip kinder Gurus
Tor Kool wbilo, but fought dare xaA I dead
Aoaa round hero soueMhar /"
, 1875-12-11

B!nce tia 9Th Of lsat month, though oyery
effort has bceu rnain to find him.
Ih0maa Mills dtet1 recently At Ills honse IN
Washington Iuvprhip, Nrasiot County, III his
SGth year. TIe was soidEer Of tho War Of lal9
J. d. Evans. tho State 1rospsss Agene, nAyn,
collected t7.128.2 a from tho crooked lninbernen
M ssato lan1a. 1fo c.tiuates that, ainco 1sG9,
77.tND, ,t}1 feet hAva hecn rttippe1 M from part.
pda lands which reverted 10 tho Htate.
, 1875-12-11

1 III. DASH rAiG FOR t;As1:nEf ELuTHlS' Asb
l. ~ tES & T.. s1' ~ ''a''"1 letter
a l., rentsrs tsa d - in ia 6:. nd e'ca;e.t tusn.
III .pe' @ ass* 's @,5 'e I" '':'G'
Sl5.,; s;cs r JS4s GtrI,S + iHM1 8itt 4
south 'es c.9s f S.a:!. . ls:n.s s!ssasa
4 nAnrrsM9 M4tf 4Ef':!at: rh1Hf fb'AnoArss.
nxcgt:pis:::Gt1 T = 1.6M .tna' PRICES. -
s:5'nn .si * s;sn ,s1s :;
Hst.@ st"s t's1na s s''ni f.. .;
III III. 'as:s? s: XIII sis2 Il; a .ss ed ed
fI~hEh Sea! 5se4ue' =
mi's numbss i sci; s.;o BOT. sail Ind Miat
&n. & q, sfs ss ;oc g. e. y sh privilege Of
''0' ''''1iRs.a 7 + 'sfsiii HXhrfS. ff.'fk I'll srArrsr
ELAa-poLHs orAA. SIZES. READY MADE Afil
;as 70 fs = shl,s ~, a III ;frs rS;1
s;ass. , s's :. ufIni;f. HGIT1Kb o1s. s suah
insi. ), ss "oi,h f.ri. Gia'; ssoia' u
1i'lsEsr uEsuisE r1y yMou1ilii nrcK DRIVING
eis,s:cs,. y ''' ''-'''
{ vrtEMEy's ,nrAvy ,KEfvEv n1uNrLETF.
I's,ts Hiovs Ht.rs, u hfstcst.
iIiEussEs.;rH, TIE MEDICAL Pl.otEss1oN
II: ss: 4fsa sa:t
';s ;'t s..s "'c ab;ss; i:s: SH
WAssd%Sa%P sd;:: e T. ffHIfASn 1NfIfE ssE.s1 SsEfisa'sE isa
WANTED -ss,.Hu WORTH or ti1Dns AF Any
bornst.. e' io"' "'@' - 'S'' e~N''''' - 0e@'
1t7ASTKn--1o rAiSTENx sEA LEI, FNoP0saTt: !:
Fl ehjs. I'd IL ss neasn nj n.a. h'STa
, 1875-12-11
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
r q.
1{rANTED-FARM-- 10 TO tnn ACHE5. WELL. ~.
" prnrod, witAta s. nos nt EhicaRl. PHILIP MY
FRS i Gu, Room T. l+s Madison,Et.
1tTANTMu-ft>u CAnii-i.ue AcRHS, MDilE IN
" es., gond jn~A land. mnst DO ccar with rsEfect
ttil". Auh Ia \ bargain. AttdrtEa +. IL. WINNIE. Mt
Vernon,
, 1875-12-11

f.yH eALx rnf:,E ASp is}r. 1mSt:s fEEr.
TN tnlIsns4v.. n"ar Tw,ntrih.at.; viii e4n iii or
'aans,. MATs'ja ufi2, ii ws.h5aston... "' '''"-''
Hoh SsiE- 1uso iNntATh.hv. = OUTAGE ~
:! fnmi!!!e tapaar end fnod ban; on 1cssud iant
o'Hcr'
I,f1p 4afr J:,pQT ri ca GTIi3H ftff,f1i
tt,l nr..o, Vii Tsn"n W.rre1.. "Er - +;
H.. se.. u u.ki.y..; w..lIug,"nst, ii t. ~sst It ii ii
Hsx,ts ~ Il I'm m .t e so"fhn,. fn ~ s1tsr r.
II ii:ti ~ ~ T. y. n tc .t ~ ~ FL"
IKE s.1 .nd r,.tstn IL @
l.. Jf.tai Mn1 rfIN T III t,tum st,not,t !u
1,nt, sSit i.pt 1r +; u. \; E1,I = u1I 7;C,
nnsd ,fn,r. aih r.,sv, s,.o,. ~ ro,n.. rwsnts
, 1875-12-11

------ FAHTWEHS WANTEU5 ~,
DARTNEH WANTkn-A THOROUGH HtJslHKss.
L lusn With capital Of UT, can eippSas hiassa ~
eIn. pattnht IN The nannfa: tuax and s1%S1aa % Et!
xod. At M p~5 a o.. sad9 s.ah bs.t Il
psse ~. Dc eae1. ;S :. te s.pseS
tood oily lssssrness sisaa ~ rsqa1sd: 70 stsssa
snaxefsl. ~ oA l.. DtMNia"' Nv" = A' - = "
nAKTNEK wAxFku~WfFiI sAuo TO elouY TO
tAke pao4 Ut resitnx partner " 80 od house delax
si,ls iuyssiusat. Addlsss ~ Tribune etaee.
i5AnTsKH HwAhTEn-rAMM M WITH s7:aoc & Io a;: ~;
r1rtnsF San viii good houas II looF standing
sld god ttads Pssty tngssetat eaa dtA. alt pThts
Pu4tLOtlce.
, 1875-12-11
PARTNERS WANTED.


I}uARp-DY TWO YOUku MEN On SOUTH S!nR
ID puEth nf 6lxoa1th-st. 6lala price and Ad!Esss Ii w.
l .xII,I,u nfdA
, 1875-12-11

party uhose cAsS b. expected to come before
thaua. With auoh q provision. An honest and
energetic Judge sud etstsY Attorney could be:
corrupt Shorllfa who might b. disposed 10 intro
dAce to tht Court corrupt tutoEa.
DO not understand mo u tntim&ting that cor.
rupt Jurors Ate AtbitualIy selected, 70 favor
tAoss who aelect thsm. In \ large majority OF
easos, they arc, no doubt. capable aud honost
tnsn; and tho tlraud Jury inst discharged BY
the Criminal Court 10 this city sesms 70 have
done tea duty faithfully, aud pethsps II would
hkye lq1o tha sARe lad complaints bean made
against sny of tho County Doard which selected
taom: But would the ssMe mon hAvo baau a.
that such complaints wate TO hAvs been mAdo
htetnbess OF County Board who arc capable Of
corrupt johheFy, OF stealing the public money,
os selling their trusts for d pftas, would, ~ 4
mattoE Of course, solcck 4 Grand Jury Tor the
s1prass purpose Of sholtorinx shem from pun!sh-
otherwIse. 1hsFe should b. positive PROVISION
Ut law that, Whenever complaints arc to be mAao
against any inesnbaF ot The County lsoa1sl. no
Jury seteclca By ths Dos1d should hear or try
theui but thht apocist Grand Jury should b
nnmutoned By some f.lr, indspsndent, And
Court for that express purpose Till that
! Iy done, frauds 1uay he committed b, tLe
County boards with a1roug probability os im.
munty, The present law Tory unwisoIy pfScea
the nleans III their own hands. which. II they
arc capable Of STEALING. they are sure to tss for
thsir own protection. make this remark, not
in refsrsnca to aay particular casa. bus xraaa
geuexal t<uth. app1iosbla wheseycF corrupt xpen
eau be found. Is 1t to DO believed that, II
T~eed had had tue selection OF tho GRAND
tbs lAw aattopsaea and pFovidas for rare end sxs
csptional uAses, It but insitss to tho commisson
t4sn u esoapAe0A -: bah IL any
, 1875-12-11
TO RENT-HOUSES,

read pr ta.hipn 4tiiy tneatyh IN furth Side phriot
sItiaar. BATH Foon. ws,es-cosst dining r'1'. and
ktch4n tlr- tpr hvs bcd and Aplh chssta
1renud liner; celsr etc sast aud sout exposure. GEO
IL. HUIEi. IL! R4hhinstoust.
mo HEsT- VERY Low. VERY PHEASANT
tnly IL mtn.e. walk from oarn.r Stats And Washing
t.nsts. MEAD EUE. us IASn1e.st.
no REST-slOEsfsS IN ALL pARTS 0FTIIE CITY
a-oty and bstetne. T. 81 to "a psr month"; astdE,
ed ha;sn.ns ~ :. $o Pst month l. H. w. e.
RIO KKHr-HEw HOUSES, MODERN IMPROVE
mcus. octnssn fronts. e. .Isck.nn,., nss. lInynG.
business Eat ktn1test. ~ pos month. App3 to Il
A, MEftEF{.t., n AahIand Hlnck.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
VECETINE
WILL CLEANSE sCROFU ULAFRoM THE SYSTEM
HONEST OPINION.

HONEST OPINION.
MR.. IL. R. STEVENS:
DEAR SlR.-This ia 10 show that my son was taken
sick In January, 1861 with Scrofula, which came
ont In large sores and ulcers on his leg and hip. His
leg was swelled more than twice Its natural size.
He had several doctors OF high standing IN their
profeHson-two from Boston and three from
Charlestown-without getting bit better, He was
obliged TO lie wherever he placed, for he had
use OF his limbs whatever. When we had given up
all hopes of his living we were tod to try VKGE-
TINE, the great blood remedy and he. had taken 1t
hut short time before we could see great change
me sores run 30 bad that we had 10 change the
cloths four or five times day. STILL he was getting
Oetler for he could move his limbs and help HIM
self little. He able 10 Sit UP In bed, and,
by constant use of yEGETINE, 1t has cured him.
lie has a lame leg, which he will probably have for
llic; but we all honestly believe, II we had used
SEGETINE before we had bothered with those doc
tors, 1t would have saved ,the use Of mis- leg and
restored 1t to natural health. | hope all those
troubled with Scroula will read this testimony of me
ind my son, who is now well and able to speak for
himself CATHHltlNE MAHONEf,
DANIEL MAH0NEY,
~ Trenton ST., Charlestown, Mass.
May TO- 1879.
The above plain but honest statement conclusive
ly shows the quick and thorough cleansing effects
OF the VKGElINE In Scrofula.
VBGBTIHR ID acknowledged by all classes OF people
10 he the best and most reliable blood purifier In
lhe world.
vEGETlNR Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
Newark items.

NEWARK, Nov. y.
The attention Of the Road Commissioners OF
White Clay Creek Hid. is called to break in the
nubio road between Newark and the culyert.
Several complaints are being made about it. we
understand It was the cause Of the death OF a
horse only short time ago. Persons holding
offieial positions are sometimes held responsible
for losses attached to accidents occurring in like
nacea or causing the county certain amount
r. eynense in payment Of loses by accidents.
s. K. Ohoate has on exhibition a " Golden
paii raised by Il. ID. Porter, Of Delaware Col
Ieee Experimental Farm. Its weight is 431l
ounces. while IN circumference it measures 1874
inches. Its attractiveness 10 not 80 nuch III ilr
size in its style and color.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
.oRCHEsTER u DELAWARE II.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC X. X.

NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7rH, 1870,
Trains will leave Wilmington In connection with
the Baltimore Potomac K. r., "a follows:
Leave Wilmington a.03, A. NJ. Arrive Washington
6.l5, A. M city time.
Leave Wilmington 1907, A. N. Arrive Warrington
s.a8, p. NJ, city timo
Leave Wilmington 1885 +. n, Arrive Washington
4.O3, p. M. city time.
Leave Wilmington l,25 Z. NJ. Arrive washington
5.l3, r M, city time.
Leave Wilmington 7.lO, p. M Arrive Washington
ll.29 T. M, city time.
RETURNING
Leave Washington sos A. M, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1901, p. NJ.
Leave washington e2a, A. NJ, city tima. Arrive
Wilmington l246 p. M
Leave washington at 1.ls r. M. Arrive Whining
ton o.32, p. NJ.
Leave Warrington 4.os z. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington $40 p. NJ.
Leave washington 9.os, P. M, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1.21, A. M.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100, $40 and 1905,
A. M, 100 410, 71b, o.35, P. M. Arrive Washington
$685. 9A5 and 1lsS A. M, 24s $685. 90o, and lilo p.
NJ.
Leave Washington $40 and 11bo A. M, 80, ITO
and 10.15P. M. Arrive Baltimore 1915 A. M, 1.2o,
b.4b, s85 and IL, +. H.. GRO. @. WILKINS,
Superintendent.
FRANK THOMSON Genl Manager.
D. N. BOYD. JR General Pass Agt. feb98-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11


ID ED STAR RLINE-APPOINT-< <fHh
IN ed to carry the Belgian and United sa
States Mails The following Steamers are appointed
to sail
FOR ANTWERP:
From Philadelphia. From New York.
vADEKLAND, Oct. u 4 SWITZERLAND Oct. 28
NEDKRLAND, Nov. 8 STATR OF NEVADA Nov. II
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New York.
NEDERLAND Oct. IL STATE OF NEVADA Oct. "a
YaDERLAND, NOV. 8 | SWITZERLAND Nov. II
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin $50 Second Cabin, $50
Steerage and Intermediate tickets TO and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all Glasses nnsur-
passed. Ample attendance ls provided. Every
steamer carries surgeon and steWArdeSH.
Through tickets and through bills OF ladlne issued
between all prominent points. Co.,
For passage, rates OF freight and other lnfofuA-
tion apply to
PETER WRIGHT a SONS, 9enH Agts.,
9OI Walnut street. philadelphia. ~ Broad Street,
New York. b. Wonder Becke. General European
Agent, Antwerp. 8. =. BETTb, agent, Adams Ex- y,
press once, Wilmington, Del. a. II. aRIMSHAW,
Agent. Wilmington. Del. my1-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11

stations marked thus have no agents.
The regular morning train makes close connection
at Clayton with trains on the Delaware Road both
North and South.
Passengers for Baltimore change cars at Whining
ton. Passengers from Baltimore on morning train
change cars at Delaware Junction.
Trains No. 2 and will only run on Thursday and
Saturday.
sep2, ,3mw FRED. GERKER. Lessee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
The Kansas Election.

ONLY SEVEN DISTRICTS DRMocRA TIC-THE LEGIs-
LAruhE LARGELY REPUBLICAN.
TOPEKA, Nov. 10.
Returns 80 far show that there are but seven
districts in which Democratic members are
elected and that eleven members who are
classed as Reformers will most OF them, on
strict party division, vote with the Republic
CANS. There are eighty out and ont Republi-
caus elected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
PILES, PIIEsII PII.ES!!!

spolr's New Pile Cure sure cure aud absolute
preventative. Sold by all Dealers 81 per box. Cir-
ruars flee on applica ion. ASK your druggists Tor
1t. Don't be put OF with any other article which ne
says Is good II lie has not got 1t, we Will send IL
by mail, post paid for sl.19 per box.
Address, MONTGOMERY Il CO., Agents, No l9l
N. Ninth St, Philadelphia, auglO-6md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
Tho Vile de Paris.

REPORTED DISABLED IN THE HARBoR AT HAvRE
LONDON, Nov. TO-
There ID report at Lloyds that the steamship
VAe de Paris which arrived at Havre from
New York, this morning, struck the pier in the
Harbor opening her forepart, and that her
position may become critical il the present gale
continues
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
Vice-Presidenl Wilson,

SUDDENLY STRICKEN AT wAsHINoToN-IsIpRovF
CONDITION AND NO sEBIoUs RESULTS AppRRHRNp-
3D.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 10.
Vice President Wilson was taken suddenly ill.,,
to-day, about ten o'clock, at the Capitol. but at
noon he had considerably improved
His physicians say he is now in a comfortable
condition, that they apprehend no difficulty, and
that lie will be able to be removed to his lodg.
ings this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
Ocean Steamships.

A MERICAN LINE - II II K ecfHN
"A AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM zke
PANY OF PHILADKLPHIA.-Weeklym mail Steam
ship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING At QUEENSTOWN,
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool.
The following Steamers are appointed 10 sail ron
Philadelphia.
INDIANA, Nov. 4 .KKELwORrH, Dec.
OHIO, Nov. 1S Pennsylvania, Dec.
ILLINOIS, Nov. 70
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin SIC to 500, according to location.
Bteer8ge and Intermediate nckets 70 and from al
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with Star do not carry inter
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes nnsur'
passed. Ample attendance Ia provided. Eyers
steamer carries q surgeon and stewardess.
These steamers are supplied with Life-hafts IN
addition TO the usual LnS-BoatB and Life-Preserg'
era.
Through tickets and through Bills Of Lading
sued between all prominent points.
For passage, rates OF freight and other inforrns
tion apply TO
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS, Gen1 Agts.,
BOT Walnut St., philadelphia.
Richardson, spence 4 CO. Md. .CumminsA Bros.
Liverpool. Queensown.
b. Y. BELTS, Agent, Adams Express Onlce, VII
mington, Delaware. A. ii. Gfu&SAA~, agent,
Wilmington, Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
Montgomery's
Mervine !

MontgOmery'a Nerylne cures Rheumatism.
Muntgonery's Neryine cures Neuralgia.
M0nigomery's Nerviue cures Hysteria.
Mongomery's Neryine cures Headache.
Mongomery's Nervine cures Scatca.
MontRomery's Neryine cures Fits.
MOntgomery's Nervine cures Tic Doloreux'
Montg0merys Nervne cures PAlpitution vi Tie
Heart, and ali Nervous Affections.
why suffer, when one bottle Of this medicine VIII
give you immediate relief? Principal depot, lal n;
Nlnth street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all
ullggistB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-11
RaitraaG giues.

Il OHIO RAILROAD.
The great unrivalled route to the
WEST, SOUTH, SOUTHWEST. and NORTHWEST,
PULLMAN CARS, ELEGANT DAY COACHES,
SUPERB HOTELS MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
All the modern appliances that conduce to speed,
safety, and comfort are characteristic features OF
this great through line.
Information regarding route, rates, movements Of
trains, etc. Will be cheerfuly given at Goa. ofice,
NO. TOO CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Il. X. DORSEY, Asst. Gen. Ticket Agt
TnOS. r. SHARP, Master characterization.
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