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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
Death OF Dea. stephen Ellie.

On March 30h, the eldest citizen OF the town OF
samner long and familiarity known As Dea Ellis
passed away at the ripe old age OF o. years and d
months. Afew brief statistics concerning the re.
markable career OF this aged and most respected
veteran OF Old Sumner may not be uninteresting to
the readers OF your valuable paper: Dea. Ellis
was native Of Plympton, Mass and moved 10
the farm, on which he lived for nearly - year, In
lsco. Before moving, lie married one Elizabeth
stephens aud this worthy couple lived happily
together fer about - years aud on the same farm
At the burial OF his beloved wife, which occurred
Jan. Is, ls72. he expressed hts sadness a, partin
with one who hal 80 long shared his JOYS and
sorrows, and had asslted IN working from small
beginning to comfortable, II not aniucut. posi-
ton IN life. Her age At death was 81 years and ,
mouths They reared twelve children, " whom
only dye are how living Nearly all Of the chill.
dren attained good age, and were and are good
respectable members Of society. The Deacon
was for for many years an earnest, active member
Of the Baptist church NJ East sumner And
throughout his long life his yeracity honesty aud
faiihfnlness gave evidence Of the christianity
which he professed An exemplary christian man
has gone 10 his rest. SLocuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
Obituary..

DIED. AT herresIdeuce IN Quincy, Ohm stei Co.
MINI, Feb. 5, Mrs. Esther 4. Bryiat widow o,
Daniel x. Bryant OF Oxford County, Maine Her
remains were taken 10 Elgin ana buried In .
DoautIul CemcirY, where she and her son, OTy Il
VIII await The resurrection OF the Just.
Mrs. Bryant was a native OF Maine. born o
Fryeburg June 18th, lsO5. She was daughter OF
VIM. Holt and grand daughter OF Judge Frye Of
frye0urg She was educated at Fryebarg Acad.
envy and spent several years in school teaching.
Sue was married at the age OF % aud her husband
died Dec Is 1850 After his death the care OF her
chlidreu deyolved upon her. anil she faithfully
performed her duty TO them often den, ing herself
TO promote their welfare. She cainet to Minnesota
ten sears ago. Since that time the writer has
known her as christian who has pass through
an experience OF more than ordinary Addiction,
under which she developed degree of submis.
sion interesting to the rejecting mind. Under
some OF tho most trying events Of Providence she
wnouid say; Though He slay me, yet will trust
IN Him. During her last sickness, which wa.
protraeted for months, she sometimes felt An I'm.
Willingness TO die, but few days before her death
dying grace was given her, and she expressed
Willingness 10 depart. Her last word. were, "Let
me co. May her mourning friends be also
ready. RpSr cor,n
portland Transcript please CODY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
(Esery Postmaster in O1ford County.O
PREuII Vas:

Nuv person plv.ng aI dues on the pNFuED
phNO,HtI and onc year Boo ut'ancc, viii leeei'e
steel plate engraving. rrprc-rutng tue 'Cca
truu.l. A.. t,aIlrUf. size. 1l KIP Inches.
Any person -rlLIu- as TWO Ha.- sul-cl agU,
aust - tor atVaurc subscriptions - the sans, " l
receive a ,oior,d chrome, representing Gc Cen
trulial ST.. t1Ii.rl SIZE Tex iuclt>.
Any person sending uiGEE Hebc subscribers and
$50 iHr advance subscriptions Go Che same VIII
receive al Abbott Pocket Microscope, or A
item Microscope which mIEnIac, i1.tSu Ume-
ANY person send NJ IFN acc subscribers aud
81. viii receive Camera ubscur4 which Viii
reflect auv object upon Tran parent slate Or upon
p-rcU ot paper 80 that an enact drawing oi a
luiiius, uowcr. an animal. person. or. POI tact.
any object. ue made
q cls. .a.Ht.s,..a d. 10 he given % tao,e who
pI ctvr Do
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
Neip Cider In the sprina.

II is not common sight 10 see apples
on their way to the cider mill on the last
day OF March. Such sight could have
been seen this year. on that day. where
they were hauled on "a sled. with The
snow on an average some four ieet deep.
Theft red, black and yellow faces us
they were seen over the tops~oi the
barrels. conlrasted beautifully with the
prevsiiing white of the general landscape
New cider. il is said. is worth twenty
five cents gallon, and the manufacture
OF the poorer quality of apples. intc' this
liquid is the only method by which the
purchasers OF large quantities. las! TAIL
are able to secure themselves from loss.
Cider has its uses. and is beneficial in ITS
place, and luckily. like the cow and the
OK, it can be utilized whether alive and
fresh or killed and crushed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

DEL. In Paris. March 10th, Mabel. only child
OF honehs = and Lydia l.. Durham, agsd2 wear,
Valley; '-V"' '"'
On Guild brow, with ron curls clus,'ring Ger
on' etild hands, iistless clasping purest flowers;
Oh child lips, dumping into smiles no more.
On, lt'le feet, grown weary e'er life's sphngtim.
HAD scattered thrice is vases on thy way.
Aud fearless, nrIing, found the path so dark,oms
mat leads at last TO realms of perfect day.
Our hearts so lonely, are filed with longing
For clinging baby hands to stay our lee,
for merry eyes and coaring lips just lisping
lheir broken words,so winning, arch and sweet.
And yet we know another link is added
unto the chain that guides our foot stems on.
Another little angel face is waiting
TO q eet our coming in the Great Beyond
And oh, we pray that when within the future
ourw weary feet shall reach the shadows strand
ina we way b, prepared to meet our darling.
Beyond the shades, within that Better Land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

have a nation, Union and Conslitu
iion. Zone and. iadivisible," now and
forever let US be eoualry power,
sn authority OF earth, ithP rational in.
telligent party at its head. and not .
sandhiIl with oppressi,a rs its corner
stone, and tyranny ioi its master Let
Us insist upon it. that Se will not, rs
people, be satisfied with any Admins
tration tha. does net aim to unite the
citizens OF the American Nation in one
greet brotherhood, called the Omitted
States of America whose great and
transeendent purpose slaH be TO develop
he resources ofthe It nited States re-
gardiesS OF domestic leads. instructions
and rebellions at home or aggression and
invasion from abroad-an Administration
that shall maintain justice. promote or
der, reward merit. encourage learning.
punish criminals. enlarge commerce.
paironize manufactures and rule in the
fear of Cod
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
Oxford Co. Poultry association.

The Oxford County Poultry Association
will issue. next week the Rules and Pre-
miums of its first exhibition to be held in
Alva Shurtleff's Shoe Factory. So. Paris.
on Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday,
December s. 9, and 10, 1875.
The Constitution, Bylaws and Rules
for the Exhibition will be similar to those
adopted by the Maine Association, last
year. Premiums are offered by The So.
ciety Tor nineteen different classes of
fowl and fifty. two special premiums will
he awarded by interested parties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
DrPierce's Favoriie Prcscriptio,

= very strongly recommended bv ihe N.
Faculty aud b. largely prescribed amoBs ~
female patients. 10 !. WORTHY OF AL r.rT...
as NAV be seen from the following ,e-tr.--
Dr g u Chapman. Pla,tsmou'h. Nrh. u..... .
nave under treatment lady. who. Cor .... -
seven years has been afflicted and MOI. ...
several physlclans without receiving I.a.
sHsing rapidly ou your FIvOute Prc,...a...
At'au, D.
DR. X '. Pirrrc, HuTao, y. u.. So.
nave hot words 10 express M glatituIrt8t.. .
Your advice and A-,istanfe in ms Gaze Tt--.
not one VINO has used your medicinrs sige, b..
nave been brought here, nut that ian s,y VIA. 4.
they nave been greatly benefited sine. I'D,
oesn 50 helped by 10 use. six or seven around =
leit on AZ doctors and other medicines AMI 10
use II IN their families after being cured M +.
same disease ~ mine. Nnu ,ln NOT know w.
wonder u created la ouT city. by IT. re.toripy =
sister wrote YOU about. for she hal been m =
vac care or three Of our best doctors. bft
nor st up but fora few minutes 90 onr tti
pssEed OF her tO Try your medicines. aud ....-
sue mad used half the bottles she couif y. u.
around the yard aud has now just come hon n,
Nisit hye miles away.
MRS. THos. MCFAEL $50
Dr. Pierce's Fayoritc Prescription Al. ... F..
dealers In medicines generally
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
lYnshinntOn Notes.

General Ben Butler is The attorney IN
a case pending in the Treasury De
psrtment under very peculiar circum'
stances. The case is claim lOr iiity
thousand dollars for property seized in
New Orleans for the use OF the Moth
err Army by General Butler in command
OF the Union Army Butler now appears
as counsel in the case against the acts
OF Butler rs General
The Treasury Customs official have
observed attempts in various quarters TO
return tn the old methods OF Transports
ton of goods in bond, which prevailed
before the seal lock frauds were discoy.
cred. General BriStow TO day eilectually
defeated all these attempts 10y directing
new general order TO be issued Ia The
effect that goods passing from Canada
through the United States for expectation
are not entitled to be transported under
seal.
Goods from Canada for consumption ia
the United States 10 pass under seal 10
their place ol destination. This order is
especially designed to correct Improper
practices IA impuuauons OF Canadian
goods for export ON the line from Island
Pond TO Portland, Ne.
Scverai eminent lawyers at the United
States Supreme Court to-day reviewed
decisions That have been made by United
States judges and United States Com
mi>sioners upon the new CiSi. Rights bill.
The Jury clause pending the debate la
Cougye-S was conceded To bc IN "a icgal
SENSE The weakest lva,utc 10 The hiil.
The decision, thus far rendered declare
the law cauuot affect the rights OF Safe,
10 contro. linus. theatres. common CART
ers. billiard halls, eating saloons aud
barber shops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
We have received several commupi-

We have received several communi-
cations relative the cattle which roam the
streets OF Paris Hill One writer. signing
Norway" says he came to the Hill on
County business. and the cattle eat all IL Q
hay from the bottom OF his sleigh. climb
ing into it upon their knees. to secure the
last wisp. He thinks our post office is
located in very filthy barn yard, and
wants to know II the County buildings
can't be moved where The streets are kept
passable. Another correspondent saws
be recently found little Jersey heifer
shut up in the post Office lobby, where she
had evidently gone to enquire after her
mail. 1t will be strange if every person
in the post office building is not sickened
with fever generated by the filth in its
vicinity. Probably this the nastiest vii.
lage in New England. and its streets
should be indicted BY Board of Health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

To LEAD ALL COuPErIroRs j. Iue am .. 4.
propr.etors the wilson shuttle sewing Wa, {.
IL Is founded on the very bess pr.neipl.' !. q
10 the sewing machine science, and improve
IN advance Of all other sswiR.. machines. art 4.
Adopted constantly. The Wilson Is Glptiy e.
Ing tie preference Of all parties that are lc %
ed with sewing machines. md 8, hasalre %, ..l.
the trout rank among the arstclas. ml,4.1-. .
this country aad 10 price, owing . 30. .s-
manufactured where labor and material b, 1.
cheaper than in eastern cities. g.. a0asu d.
less than all other drst-class machines.
Machines will be delivered At any n -i
station In this county, free Of transport
charges, fordered through the COMPANY q, @ al
House At s2s and So Broadway, New YO5k
They send an elegant catalogue al sl..f
circular free on applica tiOn.
THIS Company want few more good agsl.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

We have received f'om the publisher. pr,-
Bros. Cape Ann, Mas a nicely bound r..,
their Fisherman Memorial and Record p..
IL contains a lit OF vessels and ti.., 81.
lost from the port Of Gloucester. from .as y.
leo 20 Oct. /, ISIS, +" aud also valuable .,,I.
Of the fishing interest, on hand ske,ch,.. b.,
tales Of narrow escapes, and other matte.
interest to these ioIlers OF the sea HLr-
roadside and valuable book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
local agents.

... .--t.a.r-, persons are authorized Agents
for the OXFORD DEMOCRAT They wiz receipt
fOr csSh and attend to orders for job Work, All
vertsinc. and % any other matfers which >ubscrl-
beers NAV desire.
(Esery Postmaster in oxford County.)
Albany, j. II. L0veioy. And0ycr, n. A. Bond
well; Bethel, Poster a liersey, ~, Woodbury. {.
ErOwudcid. D. : frink. BucSicll, =. ". ucCo-.
ter " Atwood. fryCburg 4. +. Lewis, b. W
Mckcvne. Gilcad, Th0s. Wright, 4. j. BlLSt
Grafton, Benz Brooks Greenwood, ID \ Culhu
Hanover, a. n. knapp; Hebron, \. O.. " Altman A.,
Hiram. T. A. Wdd-w0fth Mason 60 N. Brown
MeNico. n ". Park oxford. Rev. :. 4. Lock
wool, g., J.. IiaWkc> Pcrs- \ L. Haines, Porter.
?. " Rcdlou, isaac l.. French; Eumiord. " \.
Abbot- T.. IA. HutcIu>, sweden, II. >luuCt-
- Waterford. T. NJ shaw; Woodstock % &.
Houghton. trsuklIn * Mutton plantations, Il.
Thornton.
Agents viii deduc, their commission before
send .r- MONEYS 10 trt- office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
0tfor0 Democrat.
Newspaper Decisions.

D. ANY person Ebo Nbo take, a paper regularly
from tac ,l.-c- neither directed COB his name or
aueihcr'-. nr whether De has subscribed vr not
Isl responsible t,r ,re payment.
b.. IL e pcTsoa order, his paper discontinued,
he uiu~t pay sii 1r-cJr5scs, or the publisher may
continue O. send 90 until payment is WIdC, auu
collect the whole amount. whether the paper O.
taken trom the snicc or n1t.
g. The Courts have decided thatrcW>ug Cd tlSC
neys-iii ptrs ud periodicals iloin tle posi- unlcC
CO.. rtmoVi ing ant leaving them uucallcl for, o.
JrfHqo f,scis cy idcucc oi fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
CUT THIS OUT.
1t May Save. Your Litt

There i no person llvIag bat what sgcsu "a
or less with Lung Disease, Coughs. Col!' %
sumption, yet some would die rather il4a
cents for bottle OF medic ne tha, v1l..
them. DR.. A. Boschee's German syrup hl'
been introduced In this country from Germ
and it, wondrous cures sstonisa every ol.
tries IL. II you doubt what we .4y .- I..-.
this out and take it 70 the Drug store o., % b .
son, south Paris. or OF \. NJ. Hammond p
HILL or to any other medicine dealer. and ga
cent bottle, or asample bottle for 20 cents.
G. g. GREEN
Sole Manufacture, woodburF
2gsPp1c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
DIED.

In Guiiford. Maine, March q, Mr.. ,
Eldfidge, formerly Of Hiram, aged Al yea" -
months. , ..s
In sumner, March 80. Dea stephen kiN' 70
s5, the oldest person Ia town.
In, Sumner March % Mr.. Naomi Bonne!' '''
; veaFs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
4 SUFFoCATING CUr.ll

In letter from Mr.. Charlotte I.i.leof...
lady well known as contributor 20 the .
press. ascribes the cure Of 4 dangerous .. .
eompanied by bleeding at the luugs. g. d
Honey Of Ilorehound and Tar. nv col-.
says Threatened 10 sunOcatc ne
but The Honey OF Horehound aud Tar .a.
moved every trace Of IT," The latter w4,
lady friend IN ihis city, who has placed F. 81.
disposal OF c. y. Cuttentou, Sixth Nyr4..
Pixies Toom.AcHE DRors-Cure .a o.
ute
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

There will be spelling match at
Concert Hall, Norway, Wednesday even.
ing, April 7th. The words will be select.
ed from spelling books and Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary will be presented
to the successful competitor. Admission
10 cents. Messss. lletcalf, Freeland
Howe, and DR.. Jones sign the call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

-Fryeburg must be a nice place 10
visit. If you drive through the village
at dark, pretty girls will jump into your
sleigh and give you 'the pleasure of their
company" without solicitation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
Smiths illustrated Pattern Ba1ar..x

This is large and handsomely llu.trtel...
aIinS' specially adapted 10 the want. orr. g.-.
u contains patterns Of spring style. for .,..
thing, from dainty lIule bonnet afuu.iI
suit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
TWENTIETH YEAR for PYIpSSr

ERATUS and not one successful y,,.
Everybody acknowledge IT, superiority +. NJ.
spccts. IL n always put up m pound .,-t.
under ny name, and sold bY lr.t class t..--'
Beware that You are not deceived hg tf. ,.
presentation Of crailB dealers. JAME~ rIf.
lGnarlW Mime,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

IL Is 4 happily established fact thti Fs4r
Compound Syrup OF HypOphosph.tc. wI .su
vital consumption. mere ase involuntary mli 81
power aud thereby harden the organs, piolt
vitality and facilitate restoration. Il conserve
possesses the wonderful property Of p,o.ozs
human life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

Hundreds OF lives have. been saved by ;ls d
OF HaSfs Reas;dy, the great kidney mdc.as
cures dropsy and al diseases o. Toe s.i-r
bladder aud urinary organs. Il is purely 'ss
bic and used by physicians il their practice li-
Don't delay, blIt trr Il lmmrdiatrlr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
OUR TABLE.
.rthur's Home Ma

Arthur's Home Magarine.--Phn,l.,.,
T. 5. ARTHUR soN--ss5 80 per year. pai2 -
This Magazine is beautifully iIlustr,,.,
contains the purest aud most attractive -, az.
which could be desired for ladies, 'D'as
The matter is nicely arranged under ap., .'-' -
heads, so the reader experiences no 5,r. t'l.,
finding just such articles as he wishes. w q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
To Stock Breeders.

We have A hne Assortment Of Type al.
Cuts suited TO printing Posters Cor stoe-
Breeders; and shall be pleased 70 f.I of
ders from persons desiring such work dl.
ing the present season. Wewill guarantee
as good work as can be procured 10 ~
cities, and at more reasonable rates
Send for Samples.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
PARIS. MAJ
Paris, March q, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
MARRIED..

In Paris, March 2Ith, rs, at the rcsidenee p.
brides father. by Rev. Ira sprage, JOSEF.
Jones and Miss Nellie f whitman, both OIL
In SIMMER, Marches. by Rev. \. LOrinS
Leroy Keen and Miss Alta E. spaulding bon
Sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
Weather Report.

Temperature last week at A. NJ.
r Sonday' 81 deg, clear; Monday, 2s deg, clear
r,ss,. T - nes9 clear; Wednesday. - deg.
cloudy; Saturday, II deg, ram. " VIZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
The Penn MonthIy.--Phil.do,,,.

The April number contains interesting ,,,..
liable essays on THE Election OF Poli.. A., a
trates,n National Education "Tbe 80
Morals OF Cify and Country, p The Gl.ci,, -.
'Kinglake's Invasion Of the Crimca.' 'c,.,.@''
New book etc ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
The Nursery,--A Magazine FOR the "
Readers Boston:-J. L. SHoREY, 20 Bro,aass-
St-sl 90 per wear ~ "ivmlf

'NeNt % baby, writes a sub.rril., n =
l0tte, Mich, There never was such ioy 10" "a
hold a. The Nursery. Nv little girf Nil l,u''
nearly every pecan. though She does MOI ~.
letter. Ny boy Is just two, and such a ,si, l2 la
i,ght when he hnd' a 'bor-'rois a. b. e,.i.' T
dog, NJ! To himself, would astOuish a PM. t'' a
don't have 10 Keep any 'Cramp dion, ' .-'.i
jumpers or patent food, f7) tor The IN, fl. "a.
ind tbcy never have an all OF grievance t,...
Nursery acts ~ specific. I wish sre,y N.
~ INC land would give q TO her children an '''i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

Invested In Stock Privileges In Wall
leads to many Thousand OF Dollars pr0dL Z
ptehensive explanatory circulars, cOnIan'4t
tailed statements and quot alton prizes %
stocks dealt in at the New York Stock ENrL-l'
mailed Tree 70 those desiring 10 speculate
Address, ALEX. FROTHINGHAM ~.
Bankers and Brokers, II Wall -. y.
Opp. y. \. stock Exchange. 2imarl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

CHARLES Lamb, Essayist, denounced l. .
ita0us liquors u WET Damnation.n Poor le-.
ne knew whereof be spoke. by sad exp
and u living would apply the same 10 NC,
EScitants, advertised "a Cureals. Bot lAo
one Tonic and Alternative In existence
the world has ever knOWn-Which coniaie'
alcohol. 1t IS DIR. WALKER's CALIFORNN pr
GAR BirTERs. sm-i'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06

Indeed, Lewiston Is the last place PembertOn
would have been likely - come to- Ia 1873 he
hired n horse OF Mr. James Jordan OF Auburn.
drove it to Portland, sold Il, aud tue Auburn po-
pretty well known 20 the police OF both cities a. n
hard character aud y state prison bird. IL is said
In Auburn that he been hsntcd Tor by Connecticut
officers n a charge of rape.
This Pemberton has served three terms In the
MASSACHUSETTS state prison AZ Cnarlestown, and
one at Providence. X. !.
He has, az 10 stated, vile liying either az or IN
the nelghborh0od Of skowhegan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-06
$50. 500. $500. $1,000.

Paris, March y, ISIS.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30
A Judge Jugged.


a Judge in the prisoner box is not a
a'm'n sight, and, in justice to human
u'' deserves to be noticed. The ,phe-
'.'. ,..l'0n has occurred at Nice, where one
"'s,ne !, orenzo, a merchant, and Judy, I, of
..' tribunal Of Commerce, has been
"s'o, with others, with Wholesale SNUG.
sns' For years past the Custom House
sefs have been surprised at the great
y s''aSe Of smuggling on the Italian from
-, 0at all their attempts to discover the
,ny u'y parties fAiledtillreoendy, when they
"u % their astonishmsnt, that, like u. j
tsaas ts Of dresee. their accomplices lived
asls midst, and was suppossd,to all
aSraole ,d' men: A trap was laid, and
Gage w. I orenzo and his worthy comrades u fiji
~ They were al sentenced to a years
~, 'pl''onment and fined, and goods, con. n.
|'Iue r,na chiefly ofpeppers and spices, I. tn.
4. ' al several Thousand pounds, found III
.s Premises, were oona.c.tsd ,n . .,,w. ..,,s.
ed property. '''Aa s' s-'s
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

7tHANGE OF HOURS S+WILMINGTON
ing Monday. September l4th, 1874, Trains
viii! :un as follows:
Leave Wilmington 1880 a. m. and !. IS pm.
Leave Landenberg Gas a.m., and lSO pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.56 a.m., and 3.l5 pm
CONNECTIONS.-AtW Wilmington, with
r. w. h B. and Delaware r. H. trains At
Landenberg with Penna. & Delaware r. r.
aug 2s-tf DAVID cONNELL, Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD. 'f
.v s ,, .ol OCTOBER 81, 1875. ..G
Trains win leave Wilmington as fol.
p Phiiadelphia and IntsrhSahts isfatl tlons,
100, $40, 9.09 s.52, loSoa. M, 2 40, 7.2 $50
pPhiiladelphia ana New York, l.sl a. m,
1922, 1912, $40, p. m. ~
Baltimore aud Intermediate Stations,
1852. 9.39, a. m. $40 p. m. r..
Baltimore and Washington, 1889, 2.e3,
039, .. M, l2.5s, LIB, $40, 7.lOp p. m, ,.}
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, 500, go, s3o, a. M, 1.25, $40,
p. m
> = Harrington and intermediate Stations,
500, $50 4. M, $40, p. M. ..,,.~ -.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 500,
$50, h. m. 81 '"' I'.'
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SUNDAY TRAINS. ,.....
Philalelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40, q. M, AN, $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3l a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1859, 2.0S
a. m. ,.,... "a.
For further information passengers are
referred to tho time tables posted at the
depot. !.
aug 2s-tf HI KENNEY, supt.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-30

DIANO AND ORGAN. TUNING, Church
i 'Oragans, Cabinet Organs, Melodeors,
Pianos, and all kinds or musical instru-
ments tuned and repaired; new Bellows and
Reeds made for Cabinet Organs and Melee
deons 20 years experience. ]. H. Bleyer,
40 Orange street. ~ ' oct8-3m