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, 1875-11-10

According TO tho statascs whiol, BROOKLYN
reporter has indassriously collected, tho ,sy;T.
IN that eitS under the 1niulstfatioua Of Moopy
md sAsSEr has been attended BY . powerful
a"akenlnB smong tho mastItades who throng to
hear the1n-to tha alma of othss peop3e, III,
requests for prayer oxautiy illustrate It. IL,
fair average Of theso s from three to fonr hun.
tred por diem. aud tic extent uf the eouyctio,
Of otl'cr peoples aims il indicated by An sn.t,si,
Of a.; aucti roquoa.s sent up to Brother MOODY
tho otller day. OF thcae, 3os were from psopI,
who Ashnt ptasnrs for aon,ebody olse, and, OF
Tho remaining thtrty nIno who felt tho need Q,
i'rayn1a for tho1nso!yos sixteen asked that shesa
be offered. not for their convcsoion, but ia,
their tecovery from sioxnoas. The extonk Ia
which hls auditors ara being convicted Of th.
asnlnlness Of others would Reem to Afford
Dtoelcr noopY splendid opportunity for a
btiof dtaconrae nron the toxt, nonotbtn9 sbont
the bonn In THAR own eyas and thu raot. IN
shtls neiyhbo1s'.
, 1875-11-10

II 10 .rrn+4f,-;,>, ~, t+,o., +1,a+ +to .,ros,,,t
f;ro,d 1nry ~ th, ,.,;m;na1 r,,ur. ,v;,,
nm, o,,;our,, o,;th,,t ,,ov;r fo,r, r,.oro, ,,,s
hills non;nst H., NM, ,rho WAN o,o,,,.,,
il, rc,,cotinr md otbcryisc contr;hutinn IN
tho corrunt;on of tl,o lnlio, .bor nj Tin recen.
election, rim cra1enco If Fraudulent votny
or t,a,nt.1,ox stnt,,n, in onn ~ ty,, ~ tho
,,r.,;,,c,, !, Inn rn,.,o1,o l., a., ,,o+o -
admit Of anv nos 5;r1o mistake 1hero J. cer.
tain lnowle,ro of tho nrer,;so of ,crror;sn,
md up1owful iptcrferonco w;th honsst vo,ora
IN other nrcc;nc.a. TIN ;udoes IN ono ,rc.
cinct rcfnset1 to con,n,v viii, tho ,aw which
reouired them To sion nnd deliver r.trrna II,
tho County Clerk. All tbcse violations If
the Election 1aw aro 50 mar,v ,ocnocoa At t,,o
purity u tho baliotbo and thoy cannot bo
ignored without t,rcnt 3aprer to i'm com.
munity, 1t in the dntv Of ali Tim officers of
the Court, including tho Grand Jurv md tlo
States. Attorney, to search ont ali lie owl
dcuce they cau get which will 1oua to tho
;nd;ctmout md conviction of those who bovo
been guilty Of fraud Mt tho nolls, whetbcr
inside or outside the fudacs' room.
rhcro ,a, In m ~ ;., ot;r. tho ;,;r.,.;,, ~
m,h1;c o,,;n;on In t),;e mailer ,T1,o .,on,,Ia
- f,h;o,t,, ,rox, x.,,a. "a t.,,,,. ..,.a a.. r.
, 1875-11-10

4 ANHCONTINENTAL RAILROAD,

Tho inahenable rights Of an American Cit
izen, in this era Of the Republic, are life, lib-
erty, tho. pursuit Of happiness, and the
possession OF q plan for t1auscontinentaa
railway. Tho entire desert between the Mis-
souri aud the 6ierras has boeu covered, in
Imagination, with iron rails. In fact, il the
projected roads should all be built, 1t might
bo necessary to put some Of them on tres.la-
work for tho whole distance, In ondor TINT
other might run beneath them. Fancy tho
proflta OF Credit Mobilier with 1900 1ailea
OF trestlo to bnild, In addition to the ordinary
work on railroad. We are surprised that
tho plan laa not becn suggested before.
Tho advantage Of having road TINT Gun
only DO impedcd by 30-foot fall OF
snow Ia obvious. Congressman have
heard Of many transcontlnental schemes
In which stock Is 10 be Ind very
chaaply,--not exactly for o song, but for q
speocl, and yote. There are number OF
persous in Europe who have heard OF them,
and are not likely to forget them as long aa
the beautifully engraved certificates OF stock
or the pretty bonds In their safes aro valuable
only NJ picturep, ,ss mementoea OF rush In
yestment, and al ss-1ftsons ine1perience. There
arc those who might ba able to give the
names OF many widows and orphans who
own fractions of to.be-buis road that WIS
to pass through ''norsheru tropical sone, :"
the Chief products Of which at the present
moment are sage-brusl', snow, aud scalps.
Tho business hos been somewhat ovorlons.
Some Of the sanguino projectors are in
French prisons some arc in bankruptcy i;
some-unlike any Of tho vicsima--aro wealthy.
Hut the lavish subsldies ore granted no more.
In vain podunk. st. Louis. aud Granville
show that the only tl,iug needed to make
them prosperous il a donation by tho people,
through Congress, Of a few hundred million
dollars for a railroad that will develop tbs
desert and opsu up direct traae with the
Digger indians. In win memorials are
printed aud ingenious speeches prepared.
Tho subsidy-ago is over,
| Que American citizen, AuousTus WATSON,
| unatla to rid himself OF The tranacontinental
Lalluciuation, but aware that lie cannot carry
out hts schen,cs on tho sandy soil of the uFeat
American Desert, has turned bis face ana
hopes towards Africa, led thereto, probably
by the connection OF ideas between our dessr1
and the Sahara AUGUSTUS hos simple plan
Tue road il to be 1000 miles long, mud il Il
, 1875-11-10

The bandit with royal blood in his veins
who rules part Of Spain has sent curious
note to the sou Of 1sApELIA who rules the
other part. Dot Carlos 1s Of tho opinion
that the United States will soon make war
upon Spain, unless the independence Of Cuba
IL recognized. Having said this, he informs
ALFONSO TINT the latters usurpntion is respon-
sble for the "psrricidal revolution :" in tho
"Queeu Of the Anti[les." This is triflo harG,
not to say unjust, inasmuch as Spanish bar-
barity md rnpacity are responsible for the
Cuban insurrection, and tho latter would 20
on whether p,,erile ALFONSO, or bigoted
CARLos, or a theory bound CAsrK1An wero
occupying tho Esourial. Having thus freed
his mind, tho King Of the Dasques makes
n curious and important proposition to
tho King Of the roat OF Spain.
"should war break out" lle writes, ~ offer
you truce as long as tho contest lasts. :"
ALFONSO is to rule lis subjects; CARLOS is to
,'tlo his both nre to bend their energies to
tho somewhat difficult task Of mashing the
United States. Don CARLOS dcclinoB to send
his troops to Cuba lie says, indeed, that he
" cannot" which is doubtless perfectly true.
A'Ak AV EoAAAA]SS%S ~ AGA1NA A4a bllA1d IA k41G
Kingdom and tho Cantabrian coast, and to
send out "privateen which which will pu1-
sue tho meachant-ships Of onr enemieA, and
perhaps chase them into thoir own harhors." /"
That "perhapa" is vlse word. 1t would
bo an extreme tliflculty,'in tho first place,
thanks to our w'Ho thrift, to find al. American
ship that did not belong 10 our navy, and
then the chasing would ba changed about
and tho privateer Of Dou CARLOS would
, hase Just about time to haul down her
ing oefore she sank. Tho reply Of AtEoSso
' to th's modest note can scarcely be doubtful
\ recognizing. oven for an instant, the au-
monty OF Don cAnlos oyor any part Of Spain,
in'sch mors allowing him to strengthen bis
: 1oVernmsnt peacefully and Rccustom all the
people OF Quo great section to acknowledge
/ him as King. wonld be fntal to any future
d attempts Of ALFONSO to nake hiuse,f r,,!er
= OF tho whole country. II such o truce should
bo agreed upon, Commissioners would haye
q to settle the boandary-lans between tho two
sections for the time being, ana thu carls.
, frontier coull rot thereafter be beaten bn:k
We do not imagine, indeed, tlat the ron
= tingsncy on which Don CAatoa bases hin ore,
n will como To pass The result cs a war viii
), Spain could not be doubtful, though th
!, Spanish navy might do us some temporar
Il injury. The end would bo inevitable. Bn
v it tue war euded. 81 1t pretty certainly would
In tho nnnexatlon OF Cuba, the consequence
would bu disastrous. The island IN who'll
Or unit for our institutions. We could not kee
u. It u Territory forever. II 1t became stAt
Ut nwou!ss bring i<s i,anishu.ents.
r We might ~ well annex u batch Of Sou
IT, | .'tA lslAlltterH at!f give them votes, Tho ]
OF s.sur,tuEk 10 Minister CUsu1Sa contain Il
H. ra>Stps: "'fle President does not met
y: tLss u DESIRE tlY lnns1usion If Cuba 10 Il
, 1875-11-10

As was predicted yesterday, tho Spanish
Government declines to youchsefa reply to
tho i,npu1cut proposition Of Don cAnLos.
The only notice taken Of TINT extraordinary
missive consists in Instructions to Gen.
QuEsADA to receive no more communications
from that source, excepting such ns shall em-
body propositions for thu unconditional sur
render Of The pretcnJor md bis pRrtisans.
, 1875-11-10

The Chicago produce markets were rather
Irregular yesteEaay, within narrow limits.
Mess pork was quiet aud staady, clokiug ut
@l4,l7s@l9.2o seiler the year, and *19.;ft
for February. Lard was in moderate de-
nhnd, and arm. closing ut $i1.ho cash or
snllsr the year. Meats were dull GEl I'LL
changed. u ITO tor shoulders, lo;u TOR lAu.:
, 1875-11-10

hns been writing letter to so,no persons in
Georgia on the subject Of paper money, in
which, among other very simple and self-evi-
dent propositions, lie suggested that when
money! contains in itself no intrinsic value
it cannot be used as standard by which to
measure the valnes Of other commodities, and
thus fails in tho highest attribute of money.
Tho Cincinnati Eaqwrer, claiming to spenll
for tho Intelligent lnesses Of the Democratic
party, thus demolishcs tile Democratic Seu-
ator:
Just the reyc!1r Of Tho nhove ia true. II The n1te
rial Of which money " maize las intrinsic ralue
then tia saria'i III production and consumption
Will sra's itA worth IA circulating nselun,, a. gold
Itself Ia commodity, ApAM aITu, In hts Wealth Of
Nattopsh declares IT ia s No tguc tns1suse If value
for other articles. Bupposo wheat corn wern to to
the standards of vnun, short too plentiful crop
would Allks lekurb MI monetary values. But gold hat
1nrinxia rdtae. It's yalsln II simply owing to tho
stamp Of tho Governments which IL put upsn It.
Thres.onrts Of II il ured currency. IartnseaiiY
Il II nut pat'tthts ~ paper Paper III every var1
city Of form, ia usorui. Gold ID only ornamental.
There have been during tho Inst few yearH
several incipient statesmen who hive sought
local notoriety by insisting TINT tho value Of
gold coin consists in thu stamp placed thereon
~ n;ooa - nonor -, loa,,,ar wonid 49, f a,r,,
vo,re M ra hovo novor not = na,saas',as a,an.s.
published in IN intelligent community, and
intended for circulation among intelligent
her ~ Anor;o,n. That so,t,rn,, ~ 49,.
auch an assertion until no aaw it repeated
several times in tile Enquirer.
,-..r;a,oa ~ nnnb;nd haa ho.,. a:va.,
,rha~o In. ho-,,, l,oon = cax,.,,~en. -, ~,
rona ,vh;,,, t,ns nj n ~. t;,..aa a.,aa..sa - I
~ ar,,t;.,to .ha Car.~..,aat ....~.. ~
i,tr;ns;o ,si,,a j., lin o,;,, ,,ut a. sal..;s,.
h.. ;nv.r;a,,,, fo;,oa ,r,a o~.aa;sa.a -
-,,t,in, ,,, sh;,1iro a.amrs 49, sixnopass asa ~ ~
;,sr,,,a ,,ro.. sh;,1;no. 81, toi,s.1 sa~.,.. 49,.
-va ru,,,.o0. =, 1aa;1;,,e. ,..',.,.,s - -
tor,, tha nsar1o INT y ~, tha s.ors., a,ana
.,o1 .;,-oa ,,oino ~ III. "'0'@o
- tno o1;to~ - .ha Eo,,;..u u;,, ,.,a;. H.
.s,ar of,oa. ~ ~. I1n;.oa s,..oa :. ~, ~ ~
-,~...,as, sash,.a ~ 49, 49,. 10 ~ w. "' -.
- r. r;1yes ~ oo,a ..as,,.s,, =: Pa 1,.',sas
Co., ~ =. 49,. ;s.a as, w., T.. 'a o.1|eu
- 1,ass1 - ..s, ~ =. sos se t.I ~aa .aa ~ s'anp
- ass.sas % ns A., "s'ss 49, u0e.'o
tn.,,w Ia - II 1o,,,n som., - e Den ~
.5o;s.. =. ~. s, a' an ~ e~so0'o''.-
~. ae..4sa. ~ 49, 49, - eo4 ~ 'eno". ~
o. s't :. ~ ..ns w.. 'Ae'o 1.so =. "ny Alau 81
1'1"pe' :. 40 sA Nv '"o 's'ue VI "a "e"'sa-
''s =. =. "sas ,ssas,,'.' =, @ 49,. :, -,
80 4 'alo.a sAS+ - au5 pvfsou "1' 1nses'
..e"se sDs A'''s.. s'os0's 's"lt' w souho 'na',
w.. ~ ~. 1."ss. =. WIN 'no -, uo'efi'nel'.
, 1875-11-10

Rolastvs to the purchasing power o. sss.
backs, tho hartford 1tHss ssyss "FsoP,s ~
really dealiuR aith spsole sAuss' ~. as
.ud our 1ord tor /, you nil b. obliged 50 ss*s
, 1875-11-10

It Is writ In the stars that there shall b. n
third teru. and now the Herald pAJ quit alarm
ing patriots about Cnssrism. Prof. L1srER ID tho
man who read 1t, and tho Herald reports him ~
having, ut Cooper Institute tho other night cast
the horoscope Of President GRANT, and there.
from ho predicted that OIL tho 4th Of March,
1877, 1t uas decleyd that the Presidents political
atar would forever set. What deal Of printers
Ink might have bean spared II tho Herdtd had
consulted this nstrologer 1t hn earlier day.
, 1875-11-10

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, No. ~, r, 4. M:-1.eRu-
hr convocatiou ills Fttday eTsning At 730 TT usi-
nesa and work Oh tia T. anil H. +. Utgrees. As bus!
ns.s Of importance will 10 tranAaeted full Attend
ancs ia dsalred. ty order Of tho II. 7.
CiIAB, ]. TItOTBR1DGE, Seev.
, 1875-11-10

Judge Hu1, Of tho United ssatss pisu,a. ri
Court tor Mississippi, has literally changed ta'
complexion Of tie tuftes tn that Court ny aaope'
ps rule which sxelutsa from ths paosa ~ ~1''
cannot tsad. wTits. and compute iotessss'
, 1875-11-10

Tie Prohibition voso doomed up It plAlsdelphls
1t the lata election To the extent Of bsa sotss ~
told, and the 6s4 nos enjoy ~ handssd-1oIa W.
sublime oonsclonaness Of having sh5oFa s"H5
their YotRA,
, 1875-11-10

RICHARD 1nANr WuTE Ia getting to bo In n
chronic state Of iIl-lempor, simply berauHs aoule
Ct the nswspapers have beea pokIng fun At llis
mistakes. In the current nuuter OF tue Galary
he langAokh both the Greek and Latin languages,
the English boius Insufficient builds up tho huge
word " CynlcAste1ism, aud hurla it At the heads
Of tho Offending editors. hlr. Wnr1K maAea
h.pascls nauch moss ridiculous With bis wrath
than witl his slips Of the peu. lie shouldrohsct
that = puAu Who deliberately sesa himself up to
rAmIud the world Of itH inhrlnitlsa and correct
tts mistakes, aud makes public advertisement
that sucl, Ia his business, has no right to com.
t!a1u when the world cortoots Ms mistakes and
makes gentle Aluslon to ls lptiEmltses. Deprs'
ealing Mr, R1ouAnD CHANT WurfR'a wrath, NO
therefore would remind hia thas In addition 10
previous sulutaaes he has made, The tnanufao"
ture Of now wotda by compromising foreiga
wo,ls IL slxays couadaEed by achpsts very
gross aud vulgar shstosca! error. We ars sur
p.,sed, therefore, that, Of al 1uau, Mr. NlcEAAD
GRANT WHITE. professional rhetoricall, should
hare been guilty Ut = practice which has hcreto-
foro beeu 1aouopolszel by acfobats and qu4ck
duGtptA.
, 1875-11-10

MovICKEn'8 TIlEATRE-stadlspn street. hetwctn
pBarbosn And State. Engagement Of 1nna CooEbs.
= The Stranger and Tbs Honeymoon"
, 1875-11-10

ORIENTAL LODGE No. %, 4. F. and 4. N.-stated
communication tis friday evening II 7D O'Clock,
for ttlsness md work On The E. A. Degree. Dy order
ar the Mnstar z N. TUCKER. Sc:'y.
, 1875-11-10

HooLEVN THEATRE-R,ndolph street, bctrten
Clark and LAsalle, Engagement of tho csliforn!a
NiuatrAla,
, 1875-11-10

Whatever else ths lste electloas have shownt taes
h4a heeu qua tasaon taught hy thsm when snouea NJ. ~
noted In tbs result Ut the local cAuFas% 10 fh eJs
brooklyn Chicago, and ether cins. has bsen p1etsa
that when the honest, propetty.o*o!nR, t.fernios
to throw oH m intolersbls political yots M ses
local Teforu victory IL certsn ~ b ehaiF
, 1875-11-10

Papera were yesterday aled in thu County
Court in the contestod-olection case Of SxxLLY
xs. Cos1x, the plaintiff charging large
amount Of fraudulent and illegal yot-
ing In several OF the towns comprie-
ing the Sixth Commissioner District,
besldcs fraudulent and illegal acts upon
the part Of tho judges Of election. The
sympathles Of the taxpayers will ha With
Ilr. sxxL1r ia tho coutest. Ths man CoS1,
is member Of the corrupt Ring in III.
Board Of Commissioners, aud II 1t can b.
shown that his re-claction was obtained b,
dishonest and unlawful means, Ills defeat II
tho contest would be In every way desirable
, 1875-11-10

T1ips. J. TURNER LODGE, No, 4o9. 4. F. / A. II.
Tho members 4re hereby notified to appear at
oriental Hail. 192 IAsao.At., Saturday morning. Nor
TO- VI 10 o'clock, sharp to ahsist With the aiost "or
lhpfnl GRIND LoJRs Of hate Vi 1nn!s IN saJanE tho
stone Of the llush Medical College, cner Of
Wood and lIarrson.Rta. Tho ". II. requests .{t MAG
nr MaBopA Of tllts L}d4e to attend.
Jtuy T.. rCrTII0NE, Sec'Y.
, 1875-11-10

COVENANT LODGE, Nc. 6?a,. 4. r. Il 4. at-IlcRu-
1sr communication shts friday essnfoR At i::0
LodKe Every member 10 requested to attend. ~ nF.
der Of tho W 81. Wal. kEHtF, bee.
, 1875-11-10

ORIENTAL CoNs1sronT. SO, b.. r.. H.. g.
the members Of this body hereby notified to aE-
scar At ther rendezvous, u Esst Monroest, astnr-
tay. NoS. n 1s7a 81 ~ y @ sh"rp u is,ll uniform;
ayue the coruors stone nf ls1si Medical Coe7e. ny
rider. T. r. EUHNEf, Eof1.- sn-Cntef.
, 1875-11-10

ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS OF ST. BERNARD
:O,ihtASpERY. No. ST. 4. T.-iou arc requested 70
prear at the Asylum, Of our Conitnsnaefy saturday
no.n,nx At 1o:JJ o'clock. by order.
q. ". UARSERD, Z. c.
, 1875-11-10
Ibe Gbl9auu Wribu,at.

Greenbacks at the New York Gold E1-
:hango yesterday opened at s73, fell to s7a,
reacted to 81, and closed at sri.
, 1875-11-10

The caso OF MOSES D. WHEELER, = few DAYS
atnce pardoned out Of tho Massachusetts States
Prison. affords startling illustration of injus-
tice wrought through tho courts Of juatice, for
which thoro ia 10 redress.. In 1868 he was con-
vlcsed Of arson, upon tho testimony Of hiH siator
aud her husband, and sentenced to imprisou-
lueut for life. Two years lister tho sister. upon
her deatE-bad. confaBscd TINT Bho had periured
herself In testiffing against WHEELER. uer ob-
jcct Ind been to got him out of tho way that she
might continue to enjoy tho estate Of 4 decoaaed
brother. OF which she obtained possession by
forged documents. but which had baen left to
!her mother. 1lfa statement, not having been
reduced to writing md sworn to, was not avail
nblo TOR tho purpoaes Of a motion for new triai.
WHEELER WAS utlablo to securo such preaouta~
tion OF tho facts 10 tho Governor as would secure
his pardon. There was the verdict Of jury ran
lefed upon tho awori, testimony Of two witnesses
finding him guilty. 1t wAB reinforced by tho
sentence which tho Court had not set aslde.
Against tEia wts tho retraction Of one OF tnoau
~ltnessoa not sworn to, and not evidence under
tho technical rule Which admits dying dcclara-
lions only in murder cases. 30 WHEELER was
suffered to lo III priaon Bi1 years longer. aud
might hayo beou kept thoro for life but that by
aome unaccountshe gnod fortune ae succeeded
In securing IN examination BY the Governor Of
tho oyidence that waB fo evidence according to
tho rulea OF law. That damonAt.a ated his in
noce1lce, aud he was parJoned. For eight years
he has suffered punishment aa h convicted folon !;
now ho ls 1eleas ID ~ part!oncd criminal though
there is no doubt OF hs innocence; tharo iB 10
legal process by which to set ngslo tho verdict
ag,s,rt him: the brottor-in.taw has disappeared;
and for his iatso imprisonment ho eau hive no
redress against tAe State.
, 1875-11-10

Why not an Eclectic Church There was
tinoo, not very lopg ago. when We had An Kclcc-
tic party; and sumo Of tho reasons that wero
urgud to excuse its existence may DO advanced
with equal roaaon to justify an Eclectic Church,
There actually In such M organization slowly
taking shape In Iowa. It alseady has \ head;
oil it uoeds to complete its oxlBteoro is moul-
bers. The Pope Of the Eclectic Church Is the
Rev. 4. P1oxEL14 90 Is preparing an Eclectic
Dible which Ia being published pecomeal in tho
Brush Creek Messenger. What the principal
feasurcs Of this DIbla may be, wo havo no
means Of knowing but 1t is at least peculiar in
spelling III holy" With two Ia. The Ecloctio
Pope claiu1s to be infstlible lilo procafms only
a limited punishment In tho futura lifo; den!es
tho doctrine Of tho Resurrection as taught
by tho Orthodox Churches rejects tho pEomias
Of tho Resurrection OF Christ; pronouncoa
bEgany tho doctrine Of reaaon and revelation;
and epjoins the acceptance Of tho Eclectic B!blo
as tho Word of Qod. The Ecleoticlan Of this SD
tam Ia ono-sided and chiefly fitted to sootho and
comfort the Eclectic Pope. Many features OF
the plsu. however, are Of nature 10 merit tho
appreciation OF tho founders of tho Eclectic
political party, in The Chicago Times office; and
We suggest union Of tho Eclectic Doss md tho
Eclectic Tope, With view to tie gouoral aa-
vancoment Of Eclect,cam.
, 1875-11-10

FRw c111oAoo TnE:ATRE-Clark street, between
Randolph and Lake. Engagement Of Kelly Laon's
Mpttrt1.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-21
Auetipn Sales.
r ARGE SALE
Jan24,4mw

ARGE SALE ou
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber about to change his mode OF farm.
ing will sell at Public Sale. on his farm, at TESTERS
Corner, one mile from Kirkwood station, New Cas-
tie County, Delaware, on the
18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, at II O'Clock, sharp.
Five head OF good work horses. two Of Them spen-
did brood mares and heavy with fual, one OF them
Cathcart's Black Hawk, the other by Barney Key
bo s. (l two colts coming one year DID, and l2) two
mules, one coming three years Id this spring. very.
larpe,l the her coming one year This spring.
10 Fifteen head OF MICH COWS, as fine as there
Is IN the state for butter, most of them with calves
uy their side, and the others coming into profit in
her SIDE on day OF sale 3 three two year old Bul g.
OF good stock % hve yoke OF nice oxen young and
good workers, pigs Chester y hltes 10 tons Il
good bright clover hay, one market dearborn and
one peach wagon, one hay cart, one steel tOdh rake
one lrn shelter, one BoyeIs grist mill, most excel
lent mill for grinding feed, one Burdck hay CUTTER
only used season. one corn stock cutter, pair
OF gate posts, all ready hewed.
2Ooo SPLENDID FENCE POSTS,
some Of them hewed, and the others In the rough.
all of old timber, white oak and chestnut, one cider
press. one and two horse pows, cultivators. wagon
carts OK Jokes, &c.
TEXANS Ii sums OF $50 and less. cash, all over
that amount a credit OF months wi he given by
the purchaser, giving blDkahle note with approve
end0rser, with ln'erest from date No goods re-
moved until the above conditions comp led wit h.
THOMAS BRADLEY.
Wa. j. ANR, Auctioneer.
jan2 -2tdltw- -jan2S3tw- febS, stu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-21
Treating the Wrong Disease.

Many times Women call upon their family physi-
clans, one with dyspepsia another with palpitatiop,
another with trouble Of the breast, another with
pain here aud there and In this they all present
alike to themselves and their easy-going and indf-
fert mt DOCTORS seperae and distinct diseases, for
which he p-escrbes his pills and poions. assuming
them to be such when, in reality, they are all synp-
toms caused by some uterine disorder and while
they thus only able perhaps to paate for q
time, they ignorant of the cause, and encourage
their practice until large bills made. when the
suffering patients are DO better In the end. but pro-
badly worse for the delay treatment, and other COM
plications made and which a pro ier medicine di-
rected TO the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby iLsttuting health end comfort instead of
prolonged misery.
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Ohio:
"Dr. p. V. Pierce. Buffalo y. Your Favorite
Prescription Is working almo Ike miracle on me.
am better already than | rave been for over two
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From Ella A. Schafer, ZAnesyllle, Ind;
''Dr. Pierce-I received the medicine you sent ine
and began using IL imrne ely As result OF the
treatment feel better han nave for three years.
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"Dr. P.erce-The Fayorite Prescription has done
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