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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12

Seed Potatoes. Bacon. Butter. Lard.
Ok 15-POUND pails Choice Gilt.Edge
GO Goshen BUTTER.
100 bbls. Early Rose POTATOES-se-
lccted seed; early crop. i 'o1tIl'f
100 bbls. Chilli Red POTATOES-selecte
seed; late crop.
01oo bbls. Choice Eating POTATOES.
rs boxes Choice Dry Salt SIDES.
10 boxes Choice Dry Salt BELLIEe-
small. n = = .-.
80 tubs Pure LEAF LARD.
25 tubs Choice Goshen BUTTER.
25 tubs Goshen BUrTER-for bakers.
so kits MACKEREL-Nos. 1 and 2-fuil
weights. '... !.rrh,i 'i;N ..T'i =
90 boxes Family SOAP. - s,a A
Is boxes Factory CHEESE. a,
Constantly receiving ORANGES. BANA
MAS, COCOANUT3, &C.. from cargoes AZ
riving in Charleston. ~ -H'. = -.
All Of the above we guarantee to, be sold
at lowest market rates, at Wholesale only,
by @. J. LAUREY.
March 7 t13 Opposite PHnNrx ONCE.
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s D.EPSTIE
City Taxes.

DEEsONS having city taxes or licensea
Il topay, can skye money BY puroha
ing CITY COUPONS and C1TY BORIP Of
ll ID. 6AMBRILL, Broker,
March b AlA LOT Main atrapk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12
OBITUARY.

>. Died. last night, at 10 O'Clock, after q
lingering Illness, W. .FAUQUAHARTREZ
HANT, in the 12th year OF his age; son Of
Or. and Mrs. Geo. 3. Trczevant. funeral
invitation hereafter.
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For Rent,

iH5 TIE thEee:atory. BRICK BUILD
ta1lil Central Bank. At present occupied
by Miss Percival as boarding house. It
contains seventeen rooms, With alt water
convenienoes, gas, eto. Kitchen. stable
and all necessary yout-buiidinga. For terms,
apply tc J. @. MARSHALL.
MRrch4 +
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12

Phenix Axe, Hook and Ladder Co,
A Extra Meeting Of this Company will
"A DO hela THIS tFriday) EVENING. At
q O'Clock, in the Hall of the Company.
BY order OF the Foreman
+. D. KONEMANN.
HAatch IL Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12
CityrEaXes,

DARTIES having oitY taxes aud lioonaes
Il to pay oan be hnpplied with CITY
NOTES. receivable fortaame, at a dtscount.
by spplying to JOHN AGAEW;GrSoN. )
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12

To Rent,
nn A COTTAGE HOUSE, containing
H1 eight rooms, formerly occupied by j.
-csssAA. Bell. corner Pickens and Lady
streets. Possession given imm ediately.
March II qf
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SoueN 40 oouoca outtEoiy IIUu CULIupC
governments; that the political rights of
the negro can never be taken away from
him; and that the talk of new re.
bellion is absurd. Northern men have
been going through New Hampshire
preaching the danger OF another re.
bellion. and the reversion of tho re.
suits Of the war in relation to the
negro. Those who listened to Messrs.
Gordon and Lamar cannot full to be
satisfied TINT what they want is local
lied government. It should not be a
party question how We keep States
wrong side up by Federal bnyonets.
We 1ish that Messss. Gordon and
Lamar could extend their travels and
speeches in New England, and with.
out any party trammels whatever, they
oonld do much 30 convince our people
that the time had oome to secure local
government to the South, and that We
are preparing chelioe that will surely,
sooner or later, be pressed 20 our own
lips. The question 10 vital to us as
we'll 40 to she South. We cannot sus.
tain free Institutions in one section
whiie trauplinB tnnsm down in an
other. We'nusa maintain liberty for
all. or submit 30; o. dsspotism which
will deny the rights alike to ALL"
Financial and aOonaHaorela. Reports.
COLUMBIA, MssSA 81. .-SaIea of cot
ton 81 balesa iii6g 55,&: Market
NEW YonK, March 11-Noon.-
Stoke eotive end lower. Money a.
Gold 1888. Exohange--long' A66;
shors ABA Cotton drm, but nominal; !;
sales 486-uplands 1875; Orleans lbA.
1856; April 1e 2l.32(0f6 II .1e; May
II l,82917 1.16; June l72d@17i8.B9.
Pork arm--l9.60. Lard .hehVyAsteAM
1906. it 8IGJis, q IIIuL
Up! M.-Money very easy-2@2Hl
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

Gen. Grants. Fhe Legislature should
shess besse eerwiktse toS effect its osela.
1asion. Wien. doabtless, she 1susl com
ntstees d elections would have bes5
|sppeiDs% spd The title totfbe disposal
ssats determined. Had there been any
just or reasonable cause for the appre-
hension Of insurrection or disturbance
Of the peace, there might have been
grounds for calling upon the military
to prevent It. But no excuse could
justifyths JRresidsntsin making use Of
the soidiery to make the political COM
plexion Of the Legislature Of. a, State
conform, to his desires in that respect.
'Tis an easy matter for these petty
tyrapts. who clothed with a little brief
authority thus give rein to their basesti
passions, to tyranize and lord it over
the PROSTATE Southern States. but we
would ike to see them repeat the
Louisiana scene in Albany, Harrisburg
or Columbus, or even at Boston. to see
how tamely The "loyar' people Of those
states would bear such interference. !,
with their State rights. s.la taBet
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

-sr. , = q 2. = IEf.4GNs
Died; on Thursday evening, January 7th.
at the National Hotel, in Middletown, Of En-.
teritis, followed by violent spasms of. the
bowls Francis Sneethus Cox, in the 3sth
year Of his age. i
This announcement will be read with deep
regret by many of our readers who have not
yet learned of his illness and, death. He was
taken Violently i'll on the afternoon of Thurs
day, Dec. 3ist, "A, and impediately took to
bis bed, from whence he never rallied. Mr.,
Cox was born in Baltimore, on the 23d OF
November; 1881, being the Youngest of seven-
teen children. He was graduated at Lynch
burg, Va, and for many years engaged in
teaching in Maryland He was some years
afterward appointed assistant Grain Weigher
in Baltimore; which position be filled till
1866, when the Office was abolishedc1 He
then removed to Middletown and was engaged
in business with Mr.. 3 T. Evans as book
keeper. A few months ago be, with Mr.. Isaac
Jones, Jr. purchased the interest of Mr.. Evans,
and assumed the business under the firm name
Cox & Jones. Mr.. Cox was q. man of fine
taste, and wide and generous culture. Where
ever be was known he was beloved for bis
.courte9us manpers, bis real refinement and
his large and generous sympathies His
tastes were those Of scholar, and he was
eminently q well read man. As, a business;
man, he was conscientious and exact in the
psrformapce of his duties. His illness was
short, though severe, but be exhibited great
fortitude and patience amid bis guGerings,
He was fenderly cared for by the gentlehands
Of loving friends who constantly watched
over him through bis Illness. = y
& His remains will be taken to Baltimore,
where the funeral will take place on Wednes-
day, JAM 18th, from the residence of his
brother, L. ]. Cox, 202 Druid Hill Avenue.
Interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
euol auf 70 ie isFr hs ard"sef'l
"A Little More Ship Canal

Mr. EDIToR Although purpose to,writs
about the much talked Of sssShip CanaP' across
The peBinsdla, do not propose to discuss the
gqpestion of the feasibility Of its construction.
That is subject which, in the humble iudg.
ment Of this wfiter, belongs to the domain 0l
Engineering Science, and should be snctoach-
ed upon By the unlearned in such, matters,
like myself, with great caution. 1877 ss's i
- The two communications ,on the canal
question, which read in your last issue, BY
the boldness and dDefnatisn1 Of Their styles
had the effect to recall the fact thnt, ~ thin
quarter Of century, Dr. Lardner, the, phfis
osopherJt got ous Of his proper sphere4 lAs-
tronomy, and made 2 conclusive tpf hiyYown
reputation) Argument, 10 prove that it was,
Eand would ever remain, an utter iBpossibility
to make what Hood calls The SIC transit, o. 'er
the Ocean, id d vessel propelled BY steaml
And in the facs of subsequent results II ap-
prehend that General Hayden and his corps
Of assistants, who are engaged in detefnin-.
ing the practicability of this canal, will qnake
and, perhaps, fall, under the terrible. blows
they and their noble science are receiving
from your correspondent inlet me comfort
them however, with the assurance that, not
withstanding the great achievements of El-
;gineeriug skill in ancient times, despite the
Suez Canal, railroads, land and ocean tele.
graphy, and the daily passage of ali oceans,
in steam vessels, in ,medern times, locking
dewn the long vista Of, the historic ages,
there cSnnot be found bns inasnce In which
there was not somebody, to- pour culd rater,
upon every great enterprise in its conception
and inception. aaigsaH eTE - 1861 -
This thing was begun ! believe, in, tue
days Of Noah, and the end is not yet.
Dover, Del. ,aJan. 4, 1875. yi'sa* = II
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
! Maryland Mary Affairs

Tuo ii5'IT ljIE zstaI9uEi Il
h PRoRAsts Fatal :AoGDEsr,T70n,7 7yeaday
afternoon, in P'llney Neck a son Of Mr.. Thos.
Crouch, aged about seven years, was unip-
tentionallyf shot by sen OF Mr.. Thomas
FHyland, aged Aboatseleven years. n seems
that Mr. Hyland's son nswas drawing the. shot
from loaded gun, and supposed they we're
all extracted, when the other lad proposed to
stand emark'' FOR him. BE fred, and two
shot took effect, one in the liver ara die n
the lung DIR. Milsoaawas callsd and prcs
olouneed the. Injuries fatal, and ere. this the
child is, probably dead Too much prssau,
ton cannot be, taken in. the use Of 6resrms.
This is the second case Of fatal accidental
ishOotipg IL out county within avery short
period --NM Msss. Sss s7ssoi:essp Ito
= GsAssr Etfcr1os..AAt the annual meeting
of Eureka Grange, No. IN, P .'of b., offStiiii
Pond, thec following oficers were, elected To-
serve during; the ensuing year: Master, VIM,
Hepbron Overseer, J.s W. Howard Chap
lain, Henry T. Jump; Lecturer, y. Frank
Wilson; Secretary, G. B. Krusen; Treasurer,
j. b. Clinton; Steward, J. g. Clark AS
sistant Steward, ]. F. Bseks; L. A. Steward,
! Miss Florence Kelley; Gate Keeper, J. A.
Foulson; Ceres, Mrs. Lou Beeks; Flora, Mrs.
wmi Hepbtoa Pomona, Miss Julie Clark.
The farm near Betterton wharf Called
'Gapp" and 'Retreat. ''in Kent county, con-
tsining 264 acfes' was sold last week to z. KgjI
Cooner. uf Baltimore. for Sc 85O. "a. 4
Mr. B. 2. Stebbins, of New York, has pur-
chased the. property of ?. E, Hubbard, in
Easton, Talbot county, for 81, 800.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. .. 1875.


,-LEDars ALxASAc.-We are greatly
indshtsd. 10 -Gsorge w Childs. ESQ.,.
for copy of bis most excellent PUB
Lie LEDGER ALMANAC for 1875.
Filled to overfowiDg with valuable sta
= tistics, extracts, &c it Is WORTH its
weight 10 gold That everyone Of the
many thousands Of the patrons Of the
Ledger may receive an almanac. Mr..
Cbilde has had 10. 900 printed This
il 4 slight evidence Of the magnitude Of
!. the lLedger's circulation Year after
) year adds to the number Of its subseri-
,bers until it now reaches almost lOO,-
600 daily eirculation. The Ledger j.
one Of the best, most convenient and re-
liable papers published Though ne.
cesssrily condensed-and therefore the
more readable-all the current news Of
events transpiring in all parts Of the
world are found il its columns, a5.
] ~
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

There appears to be a strong Neing
here<Q make Stwe. .husdrsdsApt of!Ae
odd!ni@i6k. As you are sShfe ii en-.
braces anrgc section Of country rsach-
ing op ONE side ffpYth the Mafylatd line
to'the Delaware river. andecn the olhsf
from near Middletown to Duck creek.
/ think this is step in the right dirse-
tion and should have been done years
ago. PRoeREss.
January 9Th. 1851 g TAIU,
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

Tl7T Eau
WILifABY DssporrsM.-The recen,
high-kssdsd outrage committed BY Gen.
sral Emory. Of the United States army,
upon the people Of Louisiana. in march.
iag soldiers into theif Legislative Hal
asd without just warrant Or authority
'rsnovidg tkersfrom number Of The
members Of tho Legislature. despite the
earnest protest Of large portion OF thai
ltsty, my sell be regarded With dis.
tsSst md alarm BY the people Of the
whole eos6tfy. Though he csnstitu;
ties provides that the military may be
ssssd y the authority Of the President
for the purpose Of qieliiag iasurrection.
and preserving the peace Il sowberd
sisesto him the power to use the ma
isional army to eject from State Legis-
lstures Questionable members; or to
decide the question Of election BY the
constitutions Of many. II not oil, of the
States the General Assemblies are the
cole judges Of the election or uoa-elsc-
ton. and qualifications Of their own
members, and no power is given to the
President Or Governors to interfere
with thst privilege. Yet this is pre-
eissly what has been done BY . Federal
Army officer. acting of course. under
the ldireetion Of President Grant. 10
Loui.iasa.l Whether these tsotsd men
wsrs justly Or uDjustly holding seats 10
the Legislative body vas no business Of
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
aTopoNsUMPTfvEs,

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
asimple remedy ID. anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
all who desire it, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used, (free of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sURE cURE for Cor
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, ::BRoNcHlrIs, &c. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
sREv. 3. "a. WILSON,
le4 Penn St., williamsburgh, NY.
Dec 12-6m.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
! Louisiana. Il Us.

Igqags4 5ssS 3Ef --- sif4 ts
THE ,LEaIsLATURE ELECTED By THE Pee
PIE FORCED FROM THE HALL BY FEE
ERAL BAYoNErs. e = iaa
The Louisiana Legislature met in th
State House at New Orleans Wednes
day. their place Of meeting being SUI
rounded by eighteen hundred Unite
States troops and a strong guard 3
metropolitan police. All the doors q
Fthe State House were ''barricaded,
and only State officials, members of .th
Legislature and few others we're ad
mitted, The House was, called to Or
der at noon by the, chief clerk. 10:
members answering to, the roll. Al
soon as the clerk announced that
quorum was present, a motion wa,
! made that Hon l. A. Wiltz, /, Of Or
leans parish, be temporary chsirman
and Mr.; Wiltz Immediately took tht
chair. Confusion at once arose, bu
Wilts proceeded to appoiuta temporary
Sergeant-at-Arms and Clerk Motions
were made by various. members, al
many az fifty at one times yelling al
the top Of their voices " Order being
at last restored, the chairman stated
that be would treat all the members
alike ofsWhatever party or color.
~ Colonel Lowell protesting sgaihst
the manner Of temporary organisation,
Wiltz reminded him that it was identi-
cal with that Of the organization ol
1868, In which Lowell participated
The members not returned by the Re-
turning Board were then seated by res
olution, the matter Of contest for, their
seats being reserved for the Legisla-
ture. The Conservatives being thus re-
inforced emotion for the election of, .
permanent president wasn carried. "A
ballot being taken. 'Wilts. Conserve,
tive, was found to have received 55
votes ID 2 Tor Hahn, Republican, and
/ blank. .sF5wed siii lin g lfita@ .ls.
{ Aquorum having voted Il Wits was
declared elected, and Was immediately.
qualified as presiding officer The wild
est excitement prevailed during the
proceedings 2 3AA'i.''' aan' i
1iAfter tie House had been ofranised,
! more extraordinary seene occurred r.;
Gen. deTrobrand. of the U. s.
Army. appeared on the. rfooryof the
House, accompanied by two members
of his staff, and declared his intention
toiejact othosa members itscognised BY
he House bht not declared elected
oy the Returning Board.
The speaker refused to designate the
ard declared that they should
,nly be elected by force TIE General
letter from Kellogg ID beiead,,.
demanding the election of heitaeubers
lis Board had refused to seat. and Iaf-
er some further controversy, General
lsTfobrana called one II Kefloggs ad-i
lershts toD Him, WIS pointed out the
members To- Be ejeoted, ,ushda ilcsof U;
!. soldiers, fally equipped, then enter
d and expelled the members BY force,
all the Conservative mem.
'ers withdrew, making a solemnP pros !
est against this invasion and yu5juga-
ion ofa State by United States troops,
e.. I
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

All who want good SEWING MACHINE
and having the CASH to pay for it, will have
inducements offered them at the Great Sewing
Machine Depot Of AT. STOOPS, N. E. Cor.
Fourth and Arch. .St.y Phila.j the5ica get at
no other Sewing Machine place in this city.
All kinds Of needles, oil, silk, cotton, linen
thread, &C., low for cash.
ofd Machines taken in exchange, and par
ties allowed literally for them. =.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

Tar GevsRNoR's MEssAas.-Much
ssA Of oaf space, tbisf week. Is surrendered
- 70 the publication Of the Governors
- message 10 the Legislature. Il is isa q
lengthy document and quite compre-
j Z hensiie 10 State matters We have
Il mot room 1t this time for . review Of il
10 in dssail. but must lesve our readers to
peruse it for themselves and draw their
err oonclusions. Many Of the Cover,
/; poF's Recommendations are wiae and
!, practical. and his political expressions
are soundly Democrats. + Itiis mat
!. ter Of regret, however, that be has neg
lssted 70 recommend legislative action
on the al ensrossipg snbjses Of in
creased representation from this county.
The injustice Of the present; unequal
4 representation q the great population
niso II Ills county 10 the more popular
2 branch of thu Legislature is. too patent
70 be longer submitted to without pro-.
dtsst. The time has evidently come
! whom ssssmsshine must be done" 4,
ssttis 4hfs evsxsd question. md W " earn, !,
estly hops that sbe present Legislature
.ashill nsstI the issue and take The pre-.
{ sgliminasy sssps. either to divide this
.sse 10 provide for che election Of
membsrGof the Lssislatute BY districts,
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
. NOTICE.

s one Of the Arm Of s, a. Whitiock i Co.
IN. would respectfully inform all those in
debted to the ;6rm that unless they hare a re-
ceipt signed by S. A. .Whitlock 4 Co., per
Bradley, it is Of no good ;raad als0aston of
the members Of the firm that no one is authors
ised'to colIectahy bills due said irm, By me.
a. Jan 9-ffsa asiii n nlAg n BRADLEY. /
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
NOTICE.

fDR. WIN. H. BARR begs leave to say \ that
~ yehavings sold his Drug Store and business
to Joseph Barr, he invites the same geper-
Gus patronage in the future as has been lbs-
ssloved, in the past on; the store. oiFfissf
:; His Office will be at the old store, where he
viii be found, as heretofore, prepared to rem
der professional advice and services. gni -
I. &. .s;ss sf,, WM.l H., BARR, N. d.
Middletown, jan. l, ls15.-tf go"
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

PLAIN Qussrioss roR IsvALIDs. Have the
routine medieiuesiof the profession done you
no good? Areyoul ldiscoumgedsa and misera-
BILE? If so, test the properties of the new Veg
etable Specific Dr. Walkers CAlIFoRHIA
VINEGAR BIrrERs, already famous as the finest
siavigorant, corrective and alternative that has
ever seen the light. Dyspeptics and persons
Of bilious habit should keep it within reach,
if they value health and ease. faE
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE. IC;E

Mac .Gdxls County National Basit Odessa, |
n asiao.l .siiy JANUARY 9Th, 1875. !
The Directors have this day declared div
idend oRFlvEi PER CENT. for the last six
months. clear of all taxes, payable on and
after the 18th inst IL. GIBSON,
SIAN 9L3t. sgs ai ls5as'n aa Cashier.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
8siEa "a.

b. DR. B18CHERS GERMAN 49RpP
\! Cough ddlmorstl How much N6 there ain
4vergs shops1 hold @knoW 4Attbs5 cahatl -
Procure femedX for anyease 0toughi NJ
we're colds settled on the breast, Consumption.
or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, That
is certain to cure. 1t is a satisfaction to know
that a person is safe from the dangers of these
,diseases-all you need do, is to go to your
Idk6ggist, Chamberlaine, Middletown; H. P.
Baker, Odessa, and 4. W. Jester, st. Georges,
-Dsl., and get -hottls- -of- Bosshss,s German
Syrup; two or three doses Will relieve you at
once. Ifyon doubt wbstWe say in print get
a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, or q
regular size for 70 cents
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
ERRORS oFYoUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need il, the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit By the ad-
vertiser's experience can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Dec i7-ern. AZ Cedar ST., New York.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
DIVIDEND

% 1sogxse tCRizensA National Bank, 1sa I
ia 4 MIDDLETowN, DEL, Jan. 9TH, 1875. +
+. The Board of Directors have this day de-
cIafed a Dividend of FOUR (4) PER GENT.
cut of the earnings of the astsix month pay
able to the Stockholders on and after the 18th
inst, clear of taxes. J. r. HALL,
Jan 9-3t. saiihif s.adf tla Cashier.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
MARRIED.

On the gath nit, in Philadelphia, by Rsv,
J. J. Timauus, Mr.. Edward r. Wright, Of St.
Georges, Del and Miss Amelia n. Rove, Of
Philadelphia. a.a
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
BANK R0BBERIES a
nAoGI78 uASHI S

The Boston ~ n tsia of OF. ay!
editorially: ssTlS net6Dt a <ptf " ron. g.!
banks at Wsleh dngl Pa1 nd Noea4
Milford; N. b., "a he Whit Of the let1 M,
is getting to BE- . fhvoril6s sXith The bprglars'
But there il . very simple way Of preventing
such rebberies. II the key used to secure
bank funds IL 20 made - t. Be separated, and
the parts put 53yoNd tke eostrol gf asy ozD per.
son during the night, masked burglars would
find the gagging and intimidation Of cashisr1
.4o-Aeprc6tless wvfk; md tuUner cumpie9g -
curity against this latest and most fhvorite
trick 81 the hurglass.p Din
THIS ABSOLUTE PROTECTION
Eqsi Iss given BY the Hardy PAtsss q
Detachable Indicator.
APPLICABLE TO ALL DIAL LOCKS.
By this device, the rim Of the Knob on which
the figures and letters are marked, il made to
take off after locking the lock, and being d.
vided in fic0 or more pieces and distributed
among the officers of the hank or, partners. df
a firm, becomes q key the custody Of which
is in keeping two or more persops, and cam
not be used 10 open the lock without al tie
pieces being refwrNed = + :.
The .'combinstion's may Be .knoo,v.,pI to all
the parties, and yet casnoi 5e psedzy any with
out the assistance Of ALL the others.
This most complete security ,agaipst this lat
est and favorite trick Of the burglars has been
applied 10. the Vaults and Safes Of the
o. s. SUB-TREASURY,
The n E. Trust Comrsx
The kmigraht Sltikk3 Bank, o''en
The Blackstone National Bank,
Yhe Nstionel Bapks.of Peabody, Warren;
iKa aandoiph. NewhutyIpa0SSf, biho Savings Bank,
and Mercantile Of Salem, Mass. Also, ths
Nreat Falls National, Granite State Bank, end
Hanover Savings, u n. b, and THE q. 81
!ssa1' ssAyoR CIV MINT Ht sp5 Frars qe aad
Banks having Dial Locks wishing it applied
to those thsy have in ase, can be supplied at
moderate cost on application to
ANSQN HARDY. Auburndale, AAaa
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
s5s .5o-slss .s5 Library 500 iolumslf
Hopes convesss6ara Aeashs, ME- sx,
Z 4 Sox shool odeffsd; rasfhers 10 i
Sch llar bout No; Lbdy $50 golsS|ss i
,a..,E, NO. ~ sss' Hsss ssss',''s o

Levels School Officers 81 Teachers 6 !;
Scholars 40: Money collected $780,
Reiigious &rviees Sermons and lectures
IA; Prayer meetings. Is; FuperalS "A - Pssr
totafsisits f9i Rsptisms iHkjh lei ah6its
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
WANTED.

"A SITUATION at some kind of employ
"a nent- Understand buying gralp, am
apractical miller, aud understand The groce-
ry business cap do almost any thing IN the
buying and selling line, Wages no object
this winter. Address P. O. Box "B,
= dan 8. 7asl Middlctawn, Del,