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1, w. STlDHAM Il SON,
~. AuCTIoNEBh
T ARGE SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN THE CITY OF NEW CASTLE DEL
BY virtue of the authority conferred on the under
signed as executor of the last VIII and Testament
be sold at public sale,
THURSDAY, JUNE 18th. 1875,
at 12 O'Clock, noon,
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
situated at the corner of Delaware and Vine Streets
having front OF co feet on Delaware street and
extending In depth l4D feet on Vine street with a
large and very substantial brick house. erected
there0n late the sihence of the deceased
ing IL rooms. Bath room with hot and cold water.
Conservatory to the first and second Stories dry
cellar with basement summer kitchen. well I
good water ut the kitchen door. Immediate po ses-
sion given.
Terms.-si,00o may remain on mortgage for and
years.
Three building lots on Delaware street, adjoining
the above, 2OxiIO
Terms-one half cash, balance on mortgage for
one year.
SIX building lots on Vine street, In the rear OF the
above, 20X 30,
Terms-one half cash, balance on mortgage for
one year.
Substantial 3.story brick house. containing 7
rooms, adjoining the above lot, 23xi4O Possession
gwen IN ~ days after the execution Of the deed II
Terns-s2Ooo cash, balance on mortgag. for two
:, large and valuable wharf property. occupied by
george w bush a son, now and for many years
past occupied coal and W, od YARD. 10 feet in
depth ana extending 700 feet the river having
shed ~
Terms-one-haf cash, balance on mortgage for 2
years. e"eN 80
lot Of ground containing S acres OF land moro
or less, bounded by Chestnut al d Market streets
ny M the nDllc road leading TO Wilmington and the
hlso; on Tuesday. June 22d. at the auction room
OF l.; W; Stldhan son, NO III E. Fourth Street
n,or ~ ,ae giIy @ 3t wilmington, at ococs p: @ the
story BRICK HOUSE, occupied by Washington
Janvler, Esq, No lOlS Washington street, in said
deep ~
Terms, one half cash. balance on mortgage for
year. 'eNeN ~
Ten per cent. Of the cash on Real Estate to be paid
on the day OF SALE f''
r NJ. NJ. CLEAVER,
Executor OF the last VIII anu Testament OF Geo.
JAnvier, deceased. - 0'
Iuy2O, ,eOdts
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The Temperature, To-day.
city Council.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oFYIoa.
At 4. M, Is At Z. NJ, "
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se- E'o. and Shoes sold by the inch or foot al
Bahcock x Bro, 2ls Market street. mys,tf
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CITY ITEM M S.

f1-Ffas CATERS, spring style, at 2.3 Market St.
Babcock 4 Bro uys II
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GARD TO THE PUBLIC /

CARD TO TIE PUBLICi
oyTrcR nP
Wo0LI.EY d VAN TRUMPs
INSURANCE AGEaCY,
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE ACCIDENT
NO. JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING NJ
CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
we are the
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE OF I+DEs'c'
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN CoMPA-
NIES IN THH WORLD,
HAyIlI6
CASH ASSETS OF BOO BoOOOo
We insure all kinds OF properly within The State
and adjoining counties. Dwellings and Farm Pro
perty taken al very low rates.
We make specially OF taking entire charge OF
our customers business. thereby relieving them OF
PROMPTLY AND LTBBRALLy, without extra charge.
0nering car past record as guarantee for the
future, we confidently assert 1t will be to your in
terest to call on us and examine list Of Compa-
MES In all departments before insurng or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
INFECTED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES.
Communications by mail will receive immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements for the patron.
age we nave enjoyed and soliciting a continuance
we remain, very respectfully,
JAM WoOLLEY. x. A. VAN TRUMP
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CITY ITE M s.

gr- Ladies Shoes, new stock at very low prices. 8
BaOcU:k i q o., BIS Market street. m!e,tf
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~ EIN'so 7 I3VN1A IsV9fA
ERILY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
Il Will cure Dyspepsia, Soar stomach and Heart
uuru.
It VIII make yo1 strong and give you new life.
IL will act upon sour liver and tc4e up your ugcs-
iul.
II If pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t Will 90 I'll that touic Will do without llquor to
Stimulate. /, IL not VINE of Iron Try it. Daetor-
prnscribe 1t. clt-py recommend l.. Thousands
have been cured with 1t. SuGer no longer. send
an .,st a circular. See what II has done.
For sale by smith Painter, L. BrinFhurst 4 Co.,
e. McIpail. Jr. and Druggists generally. apr2- IN
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2nlitiral alatiees.

NTAYORALTY.-A THE SOLICiTA-
1N1 TION OF numerous friends, offer myself as
a candidate for the office OF Mayor subject TO the
nomination OF the Republican Parry.
ROBERT c. FRAIM.
Wilmington. De-. May IL, issa,tf 6.h ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-22

n
10 CHANGE THE CotrPs AND DIRECTION OF
SlipLEf ~ n From TIE NORTH SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET 10 The SOUTH SIDE OF
SIXTH STREET.
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At the late Westinghouse Uni
verslty commencement, w. II. Tay
lOe, of Macon Station, received the
degree OF NJ. \.
&. y. DeShOn, of this State, grad
uated Master of Arts at the late
Westinghouse University Com.
mencemement, and was chosen to
deliver the Cincinnati grafton in
1876.
Near Aberfoil, 18th ult., James
WllcOXSOn, two negroes, and two
dogs, were killed by lightning.
Nine whites and thirty-one negroes
were buried in Montgomery in June.
Seven of the whites were children,
one was a nonresident, and one Col.
Boyle was killed by accident at OPP
elika.
G.E. Altman, formerly of Moulton,
recently shot and killed John Jen,
nings, in RuSsellville.
The total cotton receipts at Mobile
to the 2nd was BIS, 443 bales.
Attorney General Sanford decides
that tax assessments for this year
must be made under the law in force
January LIST.
The state pcnitentiary has now
three hundred and twelve convicts,
OF whom sixty four are in the prison
at Wetumpka. The balance are en-
gagged on railroads, in mines, and
other works.
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philharmonic societg

Owing to sickness and lha absence
OF some o: the active members of
the Society there viii b no redear
sal tonight. The Chapel II tie
Columbus Female Institute has
been furnished with seats, piano.
&C., and all arrangements H. = f5- a
series Of public rehearsals and the
subscribers are assured tbat so s.on
rs a programme can b prepared,
they will be furnished wth an enter.
taInment equal to any heretofore
given by the Society. Due notice
will be given Of the frst public ra-
hearsal.
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Personal.

We are much pleased 10 meet in
the city Mr.. Jero Horn, who visits
us in the interests Of the Meridian
Mercury, one of the newsiest, most
enterprising journals in the South.
We heard newspaper man say, on
Saturday, that the Mercury is the
best paper in the State inGeed It is
an excellent journal AMI we hope
Mr., Horn viii gel a lal<e number Of
subscribers in our citv.
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Beecher's popularity has immense
ly increased, particularly with mems
wives.
Robt. Dale Owen, the celebrated
SpiIitualiSt who was deceived by
Katie King, is dead.
A. Ii. Stephens made spread
eagle Ash Of July speech in Atlanta.
The Fourth was spleudidly cele-
DRAFTED in Richmond, Augusta and
Philadelphia.
In q railroad collision near FL.
Rockaway, near New York City,
twelve persons were killed and TWEEN
tY-siX wounded, several fatally.
ST. Louis, July S.-The overflow OF
the Chantan river has filled the
streets Of East St. Louis with water
and flooded the track of the Missouri
Railroad for miles. Great damage
has been done by the flood, which fan
exceeds that of 18Th
The railroad debt Of the United
States is St,7OO,000,0G0 Of which
one-third is worthless. The capita
invested in the railroads Of TIN.
country amounts to $4,000, O00. 600
one half Of which has paid no inter
est on the money invested sine,
1873, and never will pay dividend
again N. .. Times.
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Carroll Conservative. S.. .
authorized
-.~--- .-- = ,..-->,->.,,,o ~. uAo,4,
Clerk, at the ensuing general election.
l. the Roach family going to in
trude themselves into everything
They already I'll all the vacancies
in this county. But as Ben is a new
species Of the Roach family may the
election show that he is the cock" Of
the walk and may Benjamin.
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Read and ReRlGnDer.

Every body that needs Cups and
Saucer, Plates, Flat and Covered
Dishes, -Eallad Dishes, Soup Tureens,
Sauce TUreens, Gravy Beats, Butter
Dishes, Sugar Bowls, Bowls and
Pitchers, Tumblers, Goblets, Glass
Table Sets, Glass Bowls, Lamps and
Lamp Chimneys. Can be supplied
ut low fgrres by
II. g. GoODRICH,
So Market Street
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VWe take pleasure IN presenting
to our readers, this morning, the law
card Of Maj. e. r. Bliss, who is rap
idly making a name for himself as
one of the ablest attorneys in our
section. A graceful and fluent speak
er, having a vigorous style, and pos
sessed with an extensive Knowledge
of the law, he is sure TO attain that
success which he merits.
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EB@ Thermometer SO degrees in the
shade, Mercantile business dull.
Crops as promising as the farmers
and planters desire. The corn crop
well made and reported to be a two
years supply. Some say that the
cotton has little fruit on the
stalk. Hence there are fears Of q
short crop No signs Of caterpillars
yet, but should they come ii the next
two weeks great damage viii be done.
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RWe passed through the prairies
west of town on Monday, and the
crops were looking exceeding y prom.
Using. No rain was needed and the
hands were busy giving cotton its
last ploughing. Corn was the only
cereal we saw.
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i 7
In the matter of
JOSEPH LYON,
Bankrupt,
Ia Bankruptcy.
AMERICAN WASH BLUE.
Fer Laundry and Household Use.

Eor La1noTy and Lcuseh0la Use.
MANUFACTURED AT THE
American U!t-anine Works, Newark, i. J.
Our Wash Blue is the best in the world.
1t does not streak. contains nothing iniuri-
Gus TO health or fabric, and is used by ali
the large lGundries on account Of its pleas
ing effect aad cheapness. Superior for
withdrawing. Put up in packages conve-
nent for family use. Price 10 cents each.
For sale by grocers everywhere. Always
ask for the American Wash Blue, if Won
want the cheapest and best.
AMERICAN ULTRAMINE WORKS.
OEce, = William Street New York.
mayo
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Death Of Il Centenarian.

Aunt Rose, colored woman who
was once the slave OF Mr.. j. G. Ram
sey ,diedin Colum bus on Sunday. We
are informed that she was hundred
years old. bntit IS not said that she
was one 81 TasAingt0G's family ser
wants.
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Millinery

MIS-. J. Pescot1 continues to re-
cesve TIC choicest goods in her line,
which.che is selling at the lowest
possible prices. Call and examine
betoDe. purchasing elsewhere.
~ Main street oyer Mitchell &
Sh&etiet $. ju17.
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Aberdeen Examiner: The target
practice at Greenwood Springs on
Monday, with glObe.sight rifle at 200
yards distance, resulted in the first
prize being awarded to Mr.. p. a.
Waycaster ; second prize, Mr.. T. E.
Pitts third prize, Mr.. L. j. Irwin !:
fourth prize, Rufus Irwin.
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70 the Voters. OF Lowndes County.

! hereby announce myself as can
ddate for the Office of District Attor-
ney for the 9TH Judicial District Of
Mississippi and respectfully solicit
the support OF al good citizens.
Election 1T Tuesday in November
next. WILEY Y, NASH.
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Statement from Col. W, Z. Gibbs in
regard to his completely ia the brib-
cry of 4, X. Davis, the negro Lieu
tenant Governor. We learn that
Col. Gibbs, who is in Texas, has
spoken. \ letter received from. a
gentleman in Texas says that Col.
Gibbs does not deny hacihy paid Darts
Tie money for par3oaia9-Bare
but says that what he has done, he
would do for any other friend.
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\ terrible hail-storm in Switzer-
land on the Sth did vast damage and
killed many persons.
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Change: Chaage!: Change 80!

That is what W. want in exchange
Tor lot OF Dress Goods which We
VIII sell at prices II make you won
der at the "change.'
MITCHELL s. SHAEFFER,
40 Main street.
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IyAH CD va nc va

Mississippi Bonds Wanted, We will pay for
1875, 81 CENTS; for lS77s, S. cents; for
lSlSs, Is cents.
WILLIAMS, JOHNSTON & CO.
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At New York City -Bleached
and Brown Domestics, Ten Quarter
Bed Sheetings and Pillow Casing, at
Original Cheap Store, 50 Main Street.
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Death by Kerosene.

On Thursday Of last ,z,oss, q chad
OF Perry Richardson, ool5rcI. who
lives in the eastern poa on of tie
city, tried to llinoIe a Gfe ty po.r-
ing kerosene on it from q large can.
The can exploded and tered tie
burning oil over auolhcf raiLd. three
years old which vas sitting near the
hearth. The lit thing v.s III L
bly, burned and then ze d.-.
~llr. I;eub. HIefo1d. aa GA
and experienced ltog. has boa .Dt
the Columbus TI.weeEiE Da.9e IT.
ald VIII hcreacte conduct II -o'..v
in Tie interest Co.uuba. fe
contemplates converting it into a
daily in September We notice t
the name of 1Lr. ". c. worthincron
remains as editor, whfc, is SAM.
Gent guarantee Of the papers poll,
tics.
we wish our 1riel,ds l.at sue
cess which eyefare l4ls tlay
VIII deserve.
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SA'S 0hASO HAOh0 pcllOl-
mances in Columbus; the last we
may expect until next winter. To-
night the Company will give (by re-
quesD the beautiful and amusing
play, "Stll Waters Run Deep so
admirably played here on their last
visit and this time it will be sup
plomcntcd by Mr.. Frank Wright's
original farce, "Chiselling,7 piece
We hear of as irresistible in its laugh
provoking qualities,
OF the performances Of this com,
bnation since our last issue we have
no space TO speak as they deserve
On Monday "Delicate Ground
beautiful French comcdictta. was
the first piece; Mr.. DeLeon and
Miss Kennedy sustaining the princi-
pal roles as Columbus has been
taught to expect from these consci-
entious actors but Mr.. Wright
made far less of the really good part
OF AIphonNe than we had supposed
possible for this really capable COM
edian. The great comedy, Every
body's Friend" followed; Mr.. Hunt
ley taking the phiIauthropic Feath-
criy oh' 50 naturally as to make all
sympathize with his mishaps As
Mrs. Swa9-dowu, Miss Florence
. Kennedy added another fragrant
flower t. She wreath OF triumph
. C0lumlu, las woven for her brow.
That even the cold Iccbroaa loved
so lovca"lc q lady was but natural.
As for I1e Boots, We can sincerely
commend Mr.. WIights resumption
OF g par. associated onI- with the
name, Of those greatest in comedy.
TWAS Hnctuous, absurd and yet cor
rect: and the applause and laughter
u Che audience throughout marked
. it 90 hit Miss Nellie Wright, al
WAYS sweet and sympathetic, was
= specially 50 "s the wronged wife
ai1a 1lr- Hogan volunteering for the
I p2IJ 40 snort notice. made Trap
strong feature o. the play.
( On Tuesday evening, '1Iy Uncle's
/ MI 0'een9r& t'sa llii' alo liae very
PelIoeslon 81 fenned hunor was
SHOWN oy an the actors IN the play
MISS NeahedY A.s ala1-@old, tir.
100 i9E-f ... ~.
were 50 perfectly natural and SO draw
lil9-foohl-Lke III their a2tlnG Is to call
forth laughter and applause in such
proportions as rarely come from a
Columbus audience.
Caste a touching while laugha-
bic comedy Of English life, was then
played with perhaps greater salts
aclIoA ana amusement to the spec
tatorS than any piece yet given here.
Livery part IN the large list of char,
acterS was well hlled5 Mr.. Huntley's
Dalroy, Mr.. DeLeon's Hawtree and
MIR. Williams Sam attracting equal
commentator. Miss Nellie Wright
Us "i'y was winning anu Johy MI
" rIsNCS hccieS was Droauiy comic
'nu Fe.S '@hins' "n'i0 UT; hogan
"iu '".Ss 'nie'o ui"'0 'no SINAI
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We see something said in the Ma
cen Bea-2a about farmer turning
his hens into his oat-Icld to make
them lay. We have always been
surprised that farmers did not plant
rye patches especially for their hens.
Plant rye in December, turn your
hens upon il in February, and you
viii have young chickens in March /;
VIC have tired RI aud NC raised more
chickens than any body else in Quit-
man county. Ga.
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The best Lager Beer ION ice)
in town has just been received by
Fred MARI. \ fine lunch will be set
to-day. Call early.
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sCHEDULE CHANGED.
OUR ADVERTISING AGENTS.

:. NJ. ParrENglLL 4 Co, 81 Park Row. n. Y.
Gro. 2. RowELL y Co, 40
DAucuy 4 Co., l9l Fulton Street, New York.
BATES 4 LOCKE, New York.
Fuos. NClNTyRE, 60 Camp St. New Orleans.
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FOR Safe.

Onc buggy, which can be bought
cheap, if application is made soon
ut S9mne- Bakers Carriage Shop.
iIj.3t
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Lidios coIsets, all GRADES. very
4 n 'g"p ~ Original Cheap Store, -
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We invite cur friends in the coun-
try to come to the city prepared to
lay in a supply of Spring goods,
CHEAP for cash at our house.
MITCHELL & SHAEFFER.
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Hats, bats, Hats, viii be. sold IL
aStonishinJy low figure for Cash It
MITCHELL & SHAEEFERS.
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A good stick Of clothing, cheap
Tor cash. BGgains can be had at
MITCHELL & SHAEFFER's,
10 Main street
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Persons who are DESTROYS Of pur-
chasing the Nonteyallo lAla) COAL
while ceights are low, can have their
wants supplieG hs calling OF us.
&. ii. HAZE & co,
.cze2Icf Agents.
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new and beautiful Styles Prints
MITCHELL * SHAEFFER
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60 1ani' Damask worth nearly dou-
6le the money, at Original Cheap
Store 52Nain Street.
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Parties intending to pay the State
Privilege Tax can get State warrants
at the Bank Of
WILLIAMS, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
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Isstercst paid on special deposits q
gold Or currency
Dr1fts on New York Mobile and
New Orleans for sale.
County and other warrants bough3
and sold at the Bank Of
WILLIAMS, JogysToN & Co.
aTr29 &tw-1m
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Assignee's Notice of APPOINTMENT

In the District Corut of the United
States for the Northern District Of
Mississippi,
In the matter of
JOSEPH LYON,
Bankrupt, la bankruptcy.
To Whom Il mag Concern: The undersign-
ed r. Z. V. Yates hereby gives notice of his
Joseph Lyon of Crawford in the county of
Lowndes in said District; and who to-wit. on
the 10Th day Of March, 1875 wac adiudg-
ed Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court ofsaid District. Dated at Ma
con the 3lst day of Nay, 4. D. 1875.
Il. E. V. YATES,
lunltd Assignee.
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.oo1s are marked down in our ho-se
Wsmvlte the attention Of Cash Buyore
t301r stock. Mitchell a. Shaefar.
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CoLlJCUs, Mrs. June-1S72.
1ne day after datP----I promise TO pay
TO trcne Y. Harris Ten Thousand Dollars.
Signed uEo. II. HARRIS.
iunclItf.
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A remnant Of Boys clothing, ne
WISH to close out--cal at once before
49, to '-noke 80 YOUR SIMMER
supply -dIrcELL d 81 trfrEp.
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Neg Meat Market.

So Market Street
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-05-29

III Is not often that VIC deem II
proper to recommend any Of the
scores of medicines before the public
warranted to cure this disease or
that trouble. In too many in.
stances they are but humbugs, and
do the c0nflding taker more harm
than good. We can however with
confidence recommend DR.. Quain's
Condition Pills advertised elsew here
as a medicine worthy of trial by per.
sons suffering from any of the trou,
rs which the pills are claimed ia
care. We have tried them for dys'
pepsia of long standing and have
received great benefit from their
uae. Many years personal acquain
lance with Mr.. Thomas Lane war,
rants US in stating that he would
have nothing to do with anything in
the humbug line. Where he is
known his name is sufficient tC
guarantee that everything is on the
square"
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HANOVER. The seuiurs have An.
ished their examinations aud receiv.
ell their appointments for com.
mence,nent. There will be sixteen
speakers. Prouty Of Newport, w.,
il valedictOrian.
There il some talk among the stu.
dents OF resuming the cap aud gown
formerly worn by graduating class.
es, and at present IN vogue IN sever
al other colleges.
The boat crew have gone tn
Franklin at the invitation Of the
citizens Of that place aud will prac.
tice their rowing for the next three
weeks upon Webster Lake, their ex.
penses being paid by Mr.. Aiken,
The lumber coming down the river
prevents rowing here.
The Assistant Librarianships for
the ensuing year have been awarded
to Il. a. Paul, WIN. Tw0mbly and
p. 7. Marshall.
Last sabbath the Rev. Mr.. Lind
ley for long number Of years a
missionary at u station on the west
coast Of Africa gave detailed report
of his work there, and an account Of
the manner Of life among the ma
tives and their general conditions
lis remarks were very interesting
and he bears proof Of having done
good service in the missionary field
Nav Goth