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LOST.

~ SUNDAY LAST, on the road between Bel
~ last and Searsmont, Il NAVY BLUE WATER
iHuoF CAPE. The finder will confer a favor by
leaving II at the Journal Office 1wl1
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q CA R ID.
Belmont Taxes

Non resident Taxes in the town Of Belmont, in the
County of Waldo, for the year 1874.
NliE following list Of taxes the real estate OF
i non resident owners in the town of Belmont
for the year 1874, in bills committed to James Nj
Neal, collector of said town, on the 18th day of Au
gust, 1874, by his certificate of that date and now
remain unpaid, and notice is hereby given that il
the said taxes and interest, and charges pa id
in the treasury of said town within eighteen months
much of the real estate as will be sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor including interest and
charges, WILL without further notice be sold at pub
lie auction NJ my dwelling house in said town,o the
first day Of March, 1876, at two O'Clock i'll the after
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
NOTICES.

\ GARD,
TING Iadie, OF the Unitarian Sewing Society, desire
70 return thanks to the members of other Societies
Who kindly assisted them in their Drama and Oper-
eta, and TO ii who contributed in any way to make
Their Fair 4 success. Per Order Committee
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There are one hundred and twenty weight feet
in cord of wood, but we know of several PEG
pie whom we don't think would chord if they
had a hundred and fifty feet.
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And now the farmer sharpens his Srythc,
goes into his field and cuts down his wheat and
oats, though every time he swings his seythe
ii goes against his grain.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

(1UNkRD LISE.-B AND n A. H. N. $. P. 60.
with view 70 Diminishing the chances 81 collision
the Of this line take specific course for all sea
On toe outward passage from Queenstown 70 New YORK
D Nc iGa,yi to he north Of Is
on the home passage crossing the meridian Of 50
ffdn NV fokR RG ot LIVE Zoo md e1EEYsTowM
sIST We'd We'd June %%s 3 We'd june june y
sn 81 e2 s so SeFs sseons % g.
eonlmodalion Return tickets on favorable terms
es rse Tss and cabin once 10 Bowling Green
ses'se once aRF srssaSf TSdh gssn aud
r. II. Du vERNBT. corner OF CLARK and Randolph
streets. Chicago.
IL for PLYMOUTH CmERsolEG and HAMBURG.
c2nHknEEsHNiA June UNI. fhgHkydA Say
Rates o. passage % Plymouth. LONDON, cherbourg,
Cabin second saloon. gold .................... @
kTSiIIsDT co. O. IL RiciiARD 4 BoAS
General Age1ts General fas sngsr Agents
SrsTE L yHSv - o,.soov ,vxppoor
prBiaS. BELIAsIs xSRp iI6N6osDERRY
ss,ns ron Pier n. % North River as Inn. "a
sTATk q % %ss June .
:S:.
"i 1ppb 70 % xuSffS gSIbSiiS 4 co. Agents.
steersse ofrce IS Broadway.
NoETTER S gEETAY S,I Lko SE,wv,x xvv ,o,v
y srAA sSoirhrinAaP FT6 S kES hsssESES TORE
company's pier. foot Of second street, lIoboken :
bosst june x Eafi june 3
:, Rates Of passage from Es- York 70 southampton
Trs' $40. so,s Second Cabin gold
s,S,p ' ss:tss s .saSses .. 81
- iss"' oEEs feii co. No Bowling Green
INxAN LlSE-FIxED soUrHEELY COURSE.
Royal S MAX Fs sSDopsssSs + =,
CRY OH PARIs... Saturday june ~ at noon
IrrY 81 s sgHsSY ssIsFsasy June
CABIN PhssaaE9ssoi ami SUI god 'us : :
sIEERAgE-To and rom Al pslnis At reduced rates
sieerasc Offices . Broadway ana pier :, Sogth River
nNLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE.
fnE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPAsYs MAIL
sfrAS shaE IA shfM nsESR NEW
The spenod vessels OF ths syos route tor me Con
nom DER ~ - North RIVER, as oilows Os ~ ="
S frnna ,ury nme "
PRic oF PSssAE IN eGof6 0ncindins vine.
frstsshin sig: second So; I Third 40
stecrsge;$2l With superior accommodations and In
'''ns - Hs's Ga6ss E HSokESz inHs
IrNIIGD STATES NAIL LrNE-srEAM 70 QUEENS.
y TOwN And LIVERPOOL.
tailug every Tuesday
from pier 46 North River
MANhTtAN cspisn ZONES .....1gre e q 4
cabin aiermcsiats and sisersgs at lowsstrates
Prepaid tickets at low rates.
snd sweden sS ' bSa o 81
France and Germany ~ loves. RATES Apply IT,
WILLIAMS Gtt0N, 70 Broadway
L1OE LIVERPOOL DIRECT
The elegant British steamship
SAN MARCOS, Captain A. q. Burrows
viii sail from pier " North River, on Wednesday
Cabin passage. SEQ Lnryallcd accommodations
Il No Storage passengers taken.
Inspection " this steamer i invited,
4 Apply 70
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.,oE LlrERrooL pIREoE

L'OE LIVERPOOL DIRECT
The elegant new British steamship
SAN MARCOS, Captain a. q. Burrows.
will sail from Pier ~ North River, ou Wednesday
June .. 1873.
Cabin passage. $50 Lnriyalicd accomDloda tlona
No ateerage passengers taken.
Inspection VI this steamer i invited,
Apply 70
" south street
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.


A. 4 = :
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY,
for New Brighton. Snug Hsrbor. West Brighton and
Port Richmond Boats leave Whitehall at foot OF
Broadway, daily at GO. 100 $50, sIo, paS A. N.
I24s, $50, $50, 40 $50 $50 and 7:So Pm
Sundays, at ha!fpast every hour, from - A. NJ
Fare 10 cents.
AstSr House cars leave vesey street for ferry.
ATTENTION. RAILROAD COMPANIES l--PUNcH
n Slips Trip Tickets printed cheaper and on better
MENT, Herald Building, New York. than anywhere else
LRAHY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT.-DAY BOATS
n q. WIZARD and DANIEL DREW leave Nestry
street, per 80 North River daily sgndAys exceptedl
at SB, and Twentylourtn street atS A. M Landing at
West Point CORNWALL Eewburg Poughkeepsis, Rhine.
North ana West Trip Tickets 10 West Point, Cornwall
and NeTBurg returning same day, 81
(IrIZENs' LINE or STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY, CON.
" meeting with all railway lines North and. West fare
81 cents deck cabin passage including berth, 81 Ee
steamboats, leave daily, Saturdays excepted, Al ~
~ from pier ~ North River, loot Of Leroy street,
Through tickets sold over all connecting linesL
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SIEAMsEIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUAINT
> ties printing will mud II advantageous 10 deal with
the METROPOLlTAN PRINTING ESIABLIs dMENr
No us Broadway AZ It's facilities for doing Kind
work unsurpassed while IN promDtncss nsatness
and chcapness II offers special Inducements Bills OF
Ladng Shipping Receipts Tickets Manitess Passe
Lists Circulars, Posters Cards Waybs and every
special in she transaction vi business carefully
ureoared and
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.
HELP wANTED-EE5IALEs.

A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND IRoSER WANTED
n 70 20 with family TO the country. Protestant pre.
ferred Can cary, with references, Ut No 236 Vest
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Get YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METRoPoLI-
u TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, us broadway,
gu will ma IL advantageous.
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yNANTRD-A COMPETENT CHAMRFRMATD AND
w waitress in q small family; need apply with
out city reference Apply today between 10 and u
O'Clock. Al al Lexington av
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S0 WEST TWENTY-sI XTH STREET-A HANDSOME
Nv large Room and single Room 10 let. with Board,
suitable Tor party Of Rentemsn terms to suit parties
FOR the summer
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DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-FoR CALIFoR.
i mis-, Japan and China from pier ~ North River
FOR ASPINWAI.L.
Connecting for all Central American and Pacific ports
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
COLORADO June Is
a. j. BULbAY, superintendent.
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ENTIRE FLOOR OR SEPARATELY; THIRD
story front Room also hall Rooms; house well kept
table ptionable; terms low; dav boarders l1S
West Twenty ninth street near broadway and sixth av
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rOACHMAN-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GET
~ saau0n for his coachman married man. a Prot
estant who thoroughly understands his business; h
est and very sober ana obiglng objection TO the
DAYS
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81 BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL 100 EAST
= Twenty third street III and some~ furnished Rooms
20 let with rrst class table families single gentle
men; terms moderate.
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(YOoK. WASHER AND IEoNER uANTFD-BY A
~ small family. who will spend the summer IN The
eounIyi a good home and steady place 70 a competent
cook. Apply with references. At Isl Fl TODAY.
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i IN wAvkRLGY PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY
~ Pleasant front Rooms. ST. S5 SIS anu $50 for two
persons with Board transient people 81 J0and ~
day also table Board ~
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GOD STREET. 2os WEST BETWEEN SEVENTH
= = and Eighth aveuues-ro let, with Ioard q
Few nicely furnished unnirnshed Rooms in a small
French family where there but few boarders terms
moderate
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Urn AVENUE, NEAR DELMoNICo's. ENTIRE
~ PaTor Floor, four large, cool rooms; private table
IL required also Rooms gentlemen, without board
In the pleasantly located double house No 20 Filth
nue. summer prices
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,,rNn.y poAr roR NFwARK

Two CHARTER-rHE STEAMBOAT FORT bEk, FOR,
excursions, picnic parties and sunday SshgviA 8p-
DIV Al y Fulton street. ~ the Afternoon
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JVANTED-oN GfNTLEMFN's PLACE A PRo1
w estant man married. without family preferred
coachman and gardener mo greenhousel and 10 max
himself generally useful good reference from last plac
required. Give fun particulars wages expected &c.
JOHNSON, box POI Herald Office.
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iTH sTRHET 2l7 wEsr-sEcoND FLOOR VERY
IT handsomely furnished 90 let, suite singly,
with Board also Rooms fox gentlemen; house first class
and unusually desirable references.
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Ill burg.
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IEAsTRD-AN IsTELLIGEN PROTESTANT MAR
w rled without family preierredJ. who thor
oughly underands farming care Of all stock and man
agement Of a genteman'S place. with farm attached;
SIS month. Tree cottage and some privileges
Address, with reference from last place. PERMANENT
SITUATION. box No 1855 Herald office
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
The Episcopal Convocaiion.

CONTINUATION OF ITS SESSION, TIL MoRNINd-oR
DINATIoN OF A MINISTER TO THE PRIESTHOOD.
The sessions Of the Northorn Conyocation OF
the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware were contin-
ued this morning. Additional clergymen were
present, al follows ltevs Mesers. Totten
Butler, Arnold and Dudley Smith.
Early morning prayer was held at I.30. Al
IL. 80 the ConvocatiOn assembled, aud the religl-
ous services were opened with the singing OF the
272nd hymn. The sermon was preached by
Right Rev. II. @. Lay, Bishop of the Diocese OF
Easton, from Psalms, 81 10. The leading
thought was personal holiness in the administra-
ton Of the official services Of the church and az
the means Of an effective ministry.
Following the sermon came the services at
tendant upon the ordination OF Rev. Mr.. john
son, deacon, to the holy order Of the priesthood.
Mr.. johnson was presented by Rev. j. A. Stone,
when the tiffany and suffrages were read by
Rev. W. G. Butler. Tho ante communion ser
vices to the epistle were next performed by Rev
DR.. Rumney, of Germantown, after which the
epistle WAS read by Rev. DR.. Breck, of Wellsboio,
Pa, fol oimerly rector of Trinity Parish, and the
Gospel by Rev. Dr.. Boggs, of the Northern ID
ocese of New Jersey. The nicene creed was
read by Rev. Mr.. Totton, prayer for Christ's
church militant was offered by Rev. DR.. Frost
and tho exhortation was made by l'ev. MIR
spencer, Of New Castle.
These were the preliminary services, which
were followed by the conservation OF the ole
ments by Bishop Lee, assisted in the distribu..
ton by Bishop Lay, Drs. Breck and BoSgs and
Rev. K, j. Stewart. This concluded the morn
n p apssion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

The SchDOI-liIrl Murder.

pI.ooyERy OF JOSIE LASdMAID's HEAD rs RODS
FROM THE BoDY-ARREsr OF THE POSSIBLE M1fE-
pEBER-A HORRIBLE STORY.
Special Dispatch to the Nsm York Tribune.
CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 5.-The terrible outrage
at Pembroke, reported late last evening, has
aroused intense excitement all over the State,
and hundreds are throDging the trains in Their
eager curiosity to visit the scene.
The murdered girl was named Josie Lang
maid, and was 1S years OF age. Her fathers
house ID a mile and half from the Academy to
which she was going, and the road Is a lonely
one, with few houses. On Monday night, search
being made, one Of the party looking for her
COME UPON HER HEADLEse BODY
in a dense undergrowth of birch, about eight
rods from the road, and q mile from homo. Inc
father WAS the third or fourth man to see It,
and, as his eyes fell upon the sickening sight,
he exclaimed, " Oh, my God !" and threw him
self besldo the bloody corpse, alternately kneol,
ing beside it and embracing it. The ground and
leaves for quite q space were completely satnfa-
ted with blood as was the butt of the tree
THE CLOTHING OF THE GIRL
was torn into shreds. Throe bones of the right
hand were broken, as if the hand had been
blow. The head was cut off cleanly, as il cut by
a large sharp knife. Tho spinal column WAS
severed between the first and second vetebrm.
It was the unanimous opinion of the physician
that
DEoAPITATIoN WAS PERFORMED,
or begun, before the girl was dead, because OF
the prof,lse evidence OF her having bled freely
Tho body WAS otherwise brutally mutilated. Two
rings, one Of plain gold and one OF rubber, and
a gold enameled breast-pm and earrings, were
not to be found on the body.
The body was taken home by the .neighbofss,
and placed in the Same position as when fonnd,
the right leg doubled under tho left, the right
arm laid across the breast, the left one under the
body. At dawn, search was begun by
large party for the missing head,
books, and waterproof cloak. About o'clock
HORACE AVER FOUND THE HEAD,
partly rolled up in the waterproof. about % rods
northwest OF where tho body was found, in the
samo piece of woods. 1t was partially uncov-
cred, resting OH tho Waterproof which was care
fully thrown over it, but not quite con-
cealing il. There was wound on eaoh
side several inches long and cut
on the top; on the right check there was aweil
defined imprint OF boot heel Of medium size.
There was also n cut on her cheek, just III 'front.'
of the left ear that WAS probably made by some
sharp instrument. A few minutes later the books
were found, and near by
HEAVY OAK STICK
considerably stained with blood.
At abont 10 o'clock Deputy Sheriff Hidieth
took one William Drew OF Pembroke into GUS
| tody on suspicion. Drew il a young man y
wears of age of dssolute habits, and lives about
| half mile back of the woods where the murder
| was committed He is married to a woman
| equally dissolute. 1t was thought advisable to
| lock him up, though there is yet no diroct proof
pointing to him as the assassin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
The Missing Joseph suIiivane.

HIS DEAD BODY FOUND IN A HAY WAREHOUSE.
NEW YORK, Oct q
The Josey Sullivane mystery, which was sup
posed to lie another kidnapping case,
and Which has excited much attent-
tion, has been explained. Tho desd
body OF the child was fonnd, yesterday, in tic
hay warehouse of Devne d. Ruth, this city. lying
betweeen two bales Of hay. 1t is quite probable
that, as tho child was accustomed to play in tho
warehouse, lie sank into the interstces be-
tween the hay and died before he could sum-
mon assistance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
REuonorn BEAoH MEETING AssooIArIo,

REuoBoTH BEACH CAMp-MEETINd Association.
The annual meeting of the Rehoboth Beach
Camp-Meeting Association was organized IN the da
second story Of @. +. Rudolph's building 23l
Market street, this morning Rev. Jno Wilson,
President, presided. There was large attend
ance of the directors, almost all of whom were
present. The morning hour was mostly occupi.
ed in the reading of the reports OF the PRESIDENT
and Superintendent, which were lengthy docii-
ments. containing many valuable suggestions
and showing the affairs Of the Association to be
in most satisfactory condition. At 1880 an
adjournment was made until o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
A HEAVY OAK STICK
Narrow Escape of Col. Mosby.

Monday afternoon, as the north bound trHh
on the Virginia Midland railroad was passing,
Warrenton Junction, some person hred
a rifle shot at the train and the glass
b,It fortunately it struck no one. 1t is not pos
tiyely known, but it is supposed that the shot
was not aimed at any particular passenger, and
was fired simply as wanton act 1t is reported
that several times lately attempts have been
made to throw the trains off.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
NIOOdy's Plans.

A COMMENCEMENT NOT TO DE MADE IN NEW YORK
gECAUsR OF THE LhcR OF CHURCH UNION
NEW YORK, Oct. g.
The Evangelist Moody says he will not begin
his work i'll New York though aa yet he
has not decided upon any place. lie
says there IN not that hearty
union among tue different metropolitan churches
which he requires. His aim is to help ministers,
who promise union after the arrival OF the ovaii-
gelists, but he insists that certain amount OF
preparatory work must be done in advance.
This work he insists is no part OF his dnty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

The few compositions,
which have won the conf
dence Of mankind and be-
con- g household words,
among not only one hut
many nations, must have
extraordinary vtrtu es.
Perhaps no one ever se-
cured so wide a reputation
or maintained 1t so long,
as Ayer's Cherry Pcctoral.
II has been known to the
public about forty years,
by a long continued series
OF marvellous cures, that
have won for it n cOnil-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
From our Late Editions Of Yesterday !
The mississippi Troubles.

siiEErFr WITH AN ARMED coLoREp MOD SAID TO
HtvE INVADED FRIARs POINT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. g.
Tie following to tho Associated Press was
Just received
FRIARs POINT, Misc, Oct. 6, via HELENA, 8 p.
p, Oct 6th.-- The Sheriff of Coahoma county
caused onr town to be invaded, this morning, by
an armed mob Of negroes. We drove them
back, We are fully organized for defence with
Senator Alcoon and Con. Chalmera in COM
mand. The sheriff has fled tho country. Send
ns aid Immediately. Signed, Ii. p. roid,
George II Alcorn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

DED STAR LINE-APPO[NT- 66A
~ ed to carry the Belgian and United
States Malta. The following Steamers are appointed
20 ssil
FOR ANTWERP:
From Philadelphia, From Nav York
NEngRLAND, Sept 1s STATE oPNEvADA Sept 80
sADERLAND, Oct. 12 SWITZERLAND Oct.23
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia For New York
vADFRI.AND. sept. 1s SWITZERLAND Sept 30
N9DERLAND Oct. Ia STATK OF NEVADA Oct ~
PRICEs OF PASSAGE IN CTJRkENCY.
First Cabin $50 Second Cabin, $50
Steerage and intermediate tickets TO and from
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance Ia provided. Every
steamer carries surgeon and stewsrdess.
Through tickets and through bills Of lsdng issued
between all prominent points,
For passage, rates OF freight and other lnfosma-
ton apply to
PETER WRIGHT i SONS, GEM Agts.,
30T walnut street, PHILADELPHIA. u Broad Street,
New York. B. Wonder Becke. General European
Agent, Antwerp. y. Y. BELTS, Agent, Adams Ex.
press Once wilmington, DEL a. Il. GRIMsHAT,
Agent, wilmington. Del. myI-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

,ence In its virtues, never equalled by any other
medicine. 1t still makes the most eectual cures OF
Coughs, Colds Consumption. that can be made by
medical skill. Indeed the Cherry Peoorai has really
robbed these dangerous diseases Of their terrors, to
great extent and given feeling OF immunity from
dy be taken in season. Every family should have 1t
IN their closet for the ready and prompt relief OF ts
members. Sickness, suffering. and even life is
sayed by this timely protection. The prudent should
not neglect it, and the wise will not. Keep 1t by
yon for the protection 1t affords by its timely nse in
sudden attacks.
Prepared by
DIR. j. G. AVER 4 co. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
Sold by
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER IN MEDICINE.
iun1S 1wp0IkW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
Mediral.
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS
MfdifaI.
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOTT ample ex-
perience, an entire success Hlmple Prompt Eflci-
ent and Reliable. They are the only medicines per-
fectly adapted To popular use--so simple that mis-
takes oannot be made in using Jl,en I; SO harmless
as to be free from danger and 80 efficient as to be
always reliable. They have the highest commenda-
t0n from all, and Will always render satisfaction.
Nos. Cures. ConH
!. EEvBas, Congestion, Inflnmmations. s..........25
2. WORMS Worm Fever, Worm Collie, ...........2b
l. DIAnRHdsA, OF Children or Adults, ,............25
s. DYsKNTERY, Gripping, Bilious Collie c..-.,.....2b
8. CH0LERA-MoRBus Vomiting, g,..................2b
Z. CouGns, Colds Bronchitis ....:...............a5
s. NEURALGIA, TOOthache, Faceachc.............25
Q. HEADACHES, Sick Headache, Vertigo. ........ 20
10. DYSPEPSIA, Billions Stomach, h,.......,.......25
ii. SUrpREssED, or Painful Periods,
IL. WHITES too Pr0fUse Periods, rs
49, GROUP, Cough, Difficult breathing.
IL. SALT hnKuM, Eryspc as, Eruptons .......... .2o
l5. RHEuaATIsN, Rheumatic Pains, ...........2o
10. FEvER AND AauE, Chi Fever, Agues, 30
IS oPaTanM9 TS oIn a and "esnos Sore r. wesi Eyes
10. CATARRH, acute or chronic, Influenza, ..... 30
80. WHoOrINd-CouaH, violent coughs. ......... 80
2l. ASTHMA, oppressed Breathing, ,..,.....-...o 80
~ EAR DISCHARGES, Impaired hearing, ........b0
%. soRorui.A, enlarged glands swell,nes, no
a. GENERAL DEBILITY, pnysical Weakness, ....so
49, SEA-SICKHEss sickness from riding, ........5O
~ KIpHEY-DIsRAsK, Gravel, 80
aS NKRvkous DEBILITY. ......-.''...'..''....i ~ ~
So UaisAaY wRAKNEss, yelling the bed, 10
81. PAINFUL L. PERIODS, with spasns, ............50
b. DISEASE OF HEART, papltatiOns, etc.. ....l 90
81. EPILRPsBY, Spasms, st. vitus Dance, .....l 0
a. DIPnrHRRIA, ucerated sore throat, ........ 80
&c. Chronic CONCESSIONS and EruptonS, ......m
Walls. b0 cents Except 20, 30, and aa). 81 no
FAMILY CASES.
Case (Morocco) with above 35 large Walls and
Iuhuuei Vi ulreCblOilhs Wv wv
Case tMorocco) OF 20 large Walls and Book....6 10
Single BoNes and Walls as above.
gr-Tnese remedies arc sent by tile case or single
box 70 any part of tine country free Of Charge, on
receipt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
Onnce ana Depot, No. 5S2 Broadway New York.
For Sale In Wilmington by
W. T. ALRICH,
JOHN j. GALLAGHER,
b. Il q. SHOEM AKER
C. DRINGHUkST co.
L. MulNhLL, JR.
feb17, ,loOdA@ly a. WALTON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07
New York.

AFFIRMATION cf THE DENIAL OF Tnk MOTION FOR
THE ARREST or TWEED IN THE SIX MILLION
SUIT.
New YoBK, Oct. ..
The Supreme Court, in general term, render
cd decision, this morning, affirming Judge
Barrett's order in Chambers denying the
motion to vacate the order of arrest in the six
million dollar suit against VIM. NJ. Tweed.