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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10
DUBLIC SALE

n
by virtue Of an order Issued ou5Ol The Orphans
Court Of Somerset County. Pa, % the un1crsi.n-
ed directed, there viii be cxp1sedt 20 sale, by pup
lie cutlery, on
Saturday. Aard 1871, 1915,
at / O'Clock, on thc premises, In Lover TuIk yi0ot
Township, the following described r1ll estate, late
the properly Of Israel RLg-ls, late 81 sail town
ship. deceased.
A certain trIc. Of laui situate in Tower Tur.
keyiagt Township. Somerset County, fu.. 1ajal-'
gug lands of John FttelF. Mary Ann Harmed.
VIM. L Huhiitzcl ans john T. ErsIiiels heirs
containing IL acres m.re sr less. being fhs lIu.
place of salt deceased. There isa gsaItW4 sluu
log house stable, spring house aUla-ler Guy build
iugs on the premises. also two good apple or
charls and o peach orchard bearing r-A i tL'
choicest kind.
TERNS.-TWcITa hundred dollars cash el Oh.
delivery OF decd. and the balance oi the purEass
money ia two equal annual payments without in
tergst, TO De secured Lv Judgment bonds on tE0
premises. The deed Will be made as coon as s
Stole after confirmation OF sale hF the Court. Tel
per cent OF thc purchase money must be lail cas-.
On day Of sale.
JEROME D. JENNINGS,
feb11 Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

BLACK WALNUT.-The best black wal
nut in the United States is found in Indi-
ana. Forty years ago could be found in
that State a crop of black walnut unequal
led in quantity and quality. but to day 1t
is not to be found in such immense trees,
neither is the number of trees by any
means so numerous. The largest and best
trees were used years ago for fence rails
and such common purposes then it Tad
no particular commercial value before
walnut came into general use the most OF
domestic furniture was made OF cherry;
walnut has now entirely superseded this
and all other woods. Thousands Of fence
rails can be found to-day throughout lndi.
ana that were split more han half a cen
fury ago, and they are as sound now as
then. save the wear and tear. Ofall hard
woods the walnut is the most durable save
red cedar. and possibly, in the ground,
black locust would equal it. Our walnut
is comparatively gone. In isolated parts
OF the country, where this timber grows,
there is vet some Of inferior quality, but 10
a limited extent. But the general black
walnut growing in the deep forests, in the
| rich lowlands in lis primitive nature, is
thing of the past. The general supply
must now be gathered from the four quar-.
tiers of the earth to supply 4 demand tina
required a century for its elimination, anC
its elimination witnes ses the ast0nishin.
spectacle OF the almost entire extinction o
the valuable material.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10
MERCHANTS AND DAIRYMEN
4ILEGHEvT CITY SIAIh BUILD
wooo TURNING SHOP.

rs~ers Eaiusters. Hand Rails, Vlfh ioints eut
ana taifef ready b hang. furnished On sh0rt -
- wa. PEOPLES. Cor. &ehs'er street AM
Grahan aileg.
d vicinity. 49,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10
JOHN BlBERT. John . ROBERTS.
JOHN DIBERT 81 co.
BANKERS,
- MLM LIl I2EELLM -
JOHNSTOWN, PA.

Accounts Of Merchants and
other business people solicit
ed. Drafts negotiable ia all
paris Of the country for sale.
Money Loaned and Collections
Made. Interest az the rate of
SiN FER Cent. per amnumI al
lowed On Time Deposits.
Savings Deposit Books iSsU-
ed. and Interest Compounded
Semi-HnHua4Iy when desired.
4 General Barking Business Transacted.
Feb. ID.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

THE Indiana Legislature was petitioned
to pass a law definitely fixing the date OF
Grounding Day, and making IL a pub
lie holiday. The subject ought 70 be re-
ferred to the committee OF the hole.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

Rev. Grimm. of Fountain Mills, held Q
series of meetings clos q on Sabbath eve
ming, February 9TH The meetings had
been in progress two weeks. and were
conducted at first by Rev. Loucks, of Nj.
Pleasant. The, were well attended, ara
a good interest Mas manifested during the
entire time, and quite a revival excitement
was gotten up. -Four or FIVE profasscd
faith in their Saviour
Our correspondent has been greatly an
moved by the Ursina church-goers turning
around to look at every arrival ~ the
door. Ifihey do this, let them quit. Ne
cannot find room for Bills" severe stric-
lures.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

By reference 20 u advertising columns
il will be seen that n Musical Institute,
something entirely new in this section,
will be held in this place, commencing on
the ED of February, inst. Who does not
love vocal music, and who does not cOyet
the ability to perform well this pleasing
and healthful exercise? We have in our
midst some fine musical talent. but it is
suffered to 90 to waste Tor want Of organi-
cation and development. There is scarcely
a town of equal size in the State that can
boast of more and better material Tor first
class vocalists than Somerset, and yet it
would be difficult 10 find a community
anywhere that pays less attention TO the
art of singing, or that is more deficient as
a singing people. 1t needs no argument
to establish these facts they are lamenta-
bly, patent TO everyone. Something is
therefore needed TO create a taste tor mu
sic in those who have it not, and to de-
velope and cultivate 1t in those who have.
We know of nothing that is better calcu-
lated to accomplish these ends than the
proposed institute, and it is 10 be hoped
that our people, regardless OF denomina-
tional or other differences, viii unite IN
this n effort to raise the standard of vo-
cal culture in our midst, to the end that
singing in the church. in the family, and
in the social circle may be en~couraged.and
improved.
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NOTICE

N0jice is hereby given that john B1llar. ri
Berlin Borough. Slmcrss- County Pa. ana Cath
have assigned al the estate ruaI AMI personal. of
the said John Brailier, 20 George johnson and
Peter Suier. 9f siii c'ulty, in trust lr the bone
persons. Therefore. Indebted TO the said John BTsL
Iier. will pras-lt their claims 90 tbc undersigned
I for settlement. eu Saturday. the 91tL of March.
/ ISIS. at the house of John BIIicr. iu Berlin Ear-
E oaqh- GEpREE Johnson
PETER SEDEE
f-tr0 Trustees.
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Nen Aarsrllsl acNls.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

The heirs 0f Jn0. Scott. deceased, oGertur sale
their farm. situated three miles s1uth 0l Brandon
vile. two OF Bruceton. in Preston County, West
Virginia, along the Kingwu0d ami Brandonvilie
turnpik containing 312 acres. The majority ~
which Is uniara good state Of er.tivatiou, Tigh @
Large New Frame House
and barn. Also, % good tcnaut house, with rcees-
sIry ouJuuilliags Do b1,h houses. The farm IS
well Waf-rcJ wllh abundance Of good springs ana
a sua. stream which flows through &c.. Ai-s
smith satilcr shops. stores. school hon cs
churches, S-- are ID prlXim1ta distance.
For further Information appiy 60
THO. SCOTT.
feb10 BraH16uTliIc- NC-t tu.
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Union.1wn SC Mckee It Ae-
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

By means Of a pair Of single spring tongs
recently invented, railroad employees are
now enabled 10 couple cars without the
slightest danger of getting their hands
mashed during tlc operation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10
WASHINGTON CITY FREE
AT 6 4. II. daily, except SUNDAY.
&" 8P. 81. daily, except SUNDAY,
THE TABLE


o. AMI aBcr Sunday, E5v- 15;h 1874 TUias
On This Road viz Depart and arrive from Dc1
corner Grant and Water streets, as fl1Hs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

The extreme cold weather Of this winter
has resulted in considerable damage 10
fruit trees. Some lave been frozen 50
badly that the bark has split open in many
cases 10 the length OF four feet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

JENNIE JUNE thinks a sleigb-ride in
complete without an oyster supper at one
end and a kiss at the other, with hand
squeezing all the way between. Jennie
must have been there.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

We learn that quite a successful revival
meeting has been in progress Tor some ume
in the Lutheran Church at StoystUwn. \
large number have united with the
Church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

The crop Of candidates Tor the next
primary election looks very promising.
A PRoTRAcTED meeting is being held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church at inns
place.
THE chicken -pox" is prevalent to an
al trming extent among the children in
{ IS neighborhOod.
TIE thermometer this, Tuesday morn
inr, indicated 16C below zero, and II
wasn'ta very cold morning either.
THE shop windows are illuminated with
the Caudv e~ffulgence OF the gay and ghost
" valentine, artistic caricatures OF love
and hate.
JoHSsTowN dispenses about twenty-five
meals a day to hungry tramps at her soup
house, hungry newspaper reporters not
included.
The old adage, If you want to make
a man fight, kick the dog he bets on,
came very near being exemplifed at the
dog fight the other day.
GIRLS, be sure you place your wells over
your hat like a scarf, and have the ends
tied in front in q bow Do this, and you
will be in the fashion.
SHERIFF KSErPER took Dayy John
son. a colured lad convicted OF larceny al
the late term Of court, TO the House OF
Refuge on Monday.
WE learn that quite a successful revival
meeting has been in progress Tor some time
g, H., Il ,fb.r.r Church af EfpVSfpyu A
large number have united With the
Church.
JENNIE JUNE thinks a sleigb-ridc in
complete without an oyster supper at one
end and a kiss at the other, with hand
squeezing all the way between. Jennie
must have been there.
The extreme cold weather of this winter
has resulted in considerable damage &c
fruit trees. Some lave been frozen 81
badly that the bark has split open in many
cases 10 the length OF four feet.
By means of a pair of single spring tongs
recently invented, railroad employees are
now enabled 10 couple cars without The
slightest danger Of getting their q
mashed during the operation.
THE Indiana Legislature was petitionec
10 pass a law definitely fixing the date O.
Grounding Day, and making II a pub
lie holiday. The subject ought 70 be re
ferred to the committee OF the hole.
We are under obligations to the entire
Somerset County delegation at Harrisburg,
for wrapping paper, yciept Legislative
Records. aid other iavOrs. Gentlemen,
please consider our hat raised.
The amount OF personal property in thu:
county subject to a lax OF one per cent,
according 10 the report OF the Auditor
General Is $50, 942 That subject 10 u Tax
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10
Kennard & Oudesluys,
BITYER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MD,
wEHAvE ALARGE TRADE FOR
CHA e BUTTER.
AND ALL FIND IT To THEIR INTEREST 70 SSHHb ~ IN SSnHTE n a. ITRFRAIA All
WITH CHECK A SOON S THE BUTTLh
NAHSsbS "a AZ 0BFfNEb AT EXPRESS OFFICES.
An

.~n -, vr~or IT r TurrR INTEREST 10 SHIP TO Us. We PROMISE rRETqRNS
~ III n ~ IA a SSS1oS - RAJ BrTTER Is SOLD AND WILL MAKE LIBERAL AID
YAANSssbbss on on AZ ttSSAaIFP244EEEfbS AT EXPRESS OFFICES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
Churches To-iiiOrroyy

Usual services tomorrow in the First Baptist
church. Preaching at $50 a. m, and 7.4j ,. III.
All are cordially invited. Seats free. Sunday
School meets at a. M. School for colored peo-
pie meets IN the Hall on l2th street between
Market and Orange at p. M. A cordial invita-
ton IL extended.
Rev. j. II. Smith OF Baltimore will preach in
the First Presbyterian Church, 10Th and Market
streets, tomorrow at l0l Il. III. and < p. IN. Al.
are cordially invited.
Hanover Church. Preaching TO morrow by
the pastor, Rev L. Marks, morning and evening
Prayer meeting at ~ clock. All are cordially
invited.
At the Unitarian Church, West street above
sth. there will be but one service, l0l. O'Clock
\. NJ The Pastor, F.. Israel, will preach on
:" Christianity Religion Of Service" The Chil
dren's meeting at O'Clock \. NJ, until further
notice.
Second Baptist Church, corner OF Fourth and
French street Preaching morning aud even
ing. Rev. DR.. Pritchard OF Raleigh, y. C., will
occupy the pulpit.
West Presbyterian Church. Pastor Rev. j.
N. p. Otis. Subject for to- o-morrow at 10 I,
The Grand Possibility Of Human Life !" at :
p. NJ. THE Shipwreck of Character"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
The Temperature, To-dny.
As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oFFIox
Ats A. NJ, 70l ALP. n, "A
New Castle County Courts
Reported for the Commercial.

Reported for the Commercial
New CASTLE, May 2S
Court opened, this morning. at 10 o'clock,
Judges Gllpip, Houston and Wooten on the
bench.
About O'Clock, last evening" the jury in In
gram VS.. Massey returned with verdict of : 100
for the plaintiff.
At 1O.45, last evening, the jury in the case of
Hollister ys. Armstrong returned q verdict in
favor of the plaintiff assessing the damages at
6 cents.
The Court after the calling OF tho Jury listp,
proceeded with the case OF Pusey d. b. a. vs..
kirkman p. b. r. The jury returned verdict
for kirkman OF S77 Al.
The next Gaze called was that of Il. l.. a. u. Il.
Carnell Vs. John Guyer & Son case. benjamin
Nields Esq, for plaintiff G. L. Il ]. H. Rod
ney, Esqs., for defendants. This action Is
brought for the recovery Of S36ll. 30. The
claim consists frat Of 741 80 for work aud labor
done and goods and merchandise delivered, and
secondly, of 50, 900 90 for brick machine known
as the Pennsylvania brick machine, which the
plaintiff sold to defendants under special CON
tract, under which contract the defendants were
to pay by giving a note OF Il 900 for months,
and two other notes Of Fl, 900 each to bs paid
within the year.
The defense in this was the utter failure OF
the machine in question to perform ita work and
Was continued expense. Men came from Car
nells to fix it without success. The most i'm
portant part was removed to Carnels and had
not been returned Mr. Guyer, upon hearing
that the contract was an old one, repudiated the
contract. The defense admitted certain charges
| to the amount of $3.50 and submitted to the
| Court that at the time Of Issuing the writ the
time OF the notes had not expired and the plain
| tiff could not recover.
| The evidence in this cause occupied the entire
day, and will probably take up great portion
of to morrow morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
The Great Discovery!

Y. r. Runkel's bitter WINE OF iron. For the cure
OF weak stomach, general debility, indigestion. dis
tase OF The nervous sysem constipation acidity OF
The stomach, and all cases requiring tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
talt OF Iron possess Citrate OF Magnetic Oxide,
conbced with the most energetic Of vegetable
tonlcs-YeOw Peruvian Bark.
The effect in many cases OF debility, less OF appe-
tte and general pfOstraion, of an efficient Salt OF
Iron combined with our valuable Nerve, IL most
happy. II augments the appetite, raises the pulse,
takes of muscular dabblHess removes the pallor Of
debility. and gives ford vigOr to the cOuneBance
Do you want som thing TO strengthen you? Do
you want good appetite? DO you want to build
DO you want TO get rid OF nervousness Dou you
want energy? DO you want to sleep well? Do you
want hriss and vigorous feelings? IL you do, Try
kunseIs Vine of Iron
This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that 1t now
deemed indispensable as Tonic medicine 1t cost
but little, purlhes the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renoyates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask \ trial of this valuable Tonic
Price 81 per betile. g. F. Kunsel, Sole Proprietor
Philadelphia, Pa. ASK your druggist for Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. and take no other make. Sold
ony in 81 bottles. All others are counterfeit SO be.
ware of them.
TAPE WORM
Entirely renewed with,purely vegetable medicine
passing fTcm the system alive. No fee until the
head pGsses Come and refer to patients treated
ur Il. Y. kunRel, No. 2.9 North Ninth ST.. Phiadel
pha. ADVICE free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
also removed. Ask your druggist for Kunkeli
Worm Syrup. Price, 81 per bottle. send for clrcu
lar. may4-dmw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAilrNAA Houra.
fRAnu LIAyx WILMINGTON.

fKAnu LIAvz WILMINGTON.
R% Ss' YoTk-lsl, A. Ii, ial7, 1s.40, p.42, P. N
=, For PAaadstphta.-1.sl, s.oo. $40, $780, 1880, A
l.H, A NJ; 400, $50, $50, p. M.
For Bdltsrnore.-12.62, 203, 10.02, A. NJ; 1.29
Oh, ITO, p. M. sundays, 12.52, sos, A. M.
For Wash h;zgton.-12.52, 203, A. M; 1850, LIS
go, III, r. M. Sundays, 1859, 1903, AN
For Deln,cdre r. R-5.00, 1910, A. NJ. $40,
M. No Sunday trains.
For NcaO Casts.-5.00. 1910, A. NJ. LIS go, p. NJ
No Sunday trains.
For Riisningten and Reading a. R.-S.45, o3O; A
NJ, o.lo, p M. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington Wsatsr9 Il. h.-l0.90 A. M; b.a5
p. N. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AZ WILMINGTON.
From Nep York--l.es, a. NJ. 12.5a, LIS, 100, r
NJ. Sundays, Los, A. HI.
From Phfladelphfa--l212 1.b3, 9.6S, A. M; 12O0
NJ. l254, 1is 4.0o, d15 6.3o, 100 S.lB, 11.O0 p. NJ
Sundays, 10 AZ, 1.os, 1905, A. NJ. 11.00, p. NJ.
Rtor,. nor, Depoeit.- a; N. No Sunday train
Fforn Rdhtn,ore. - l.2i, 1879, A. NJ; 1907 II 40
5.32, $50, P. N. Sundays. i.2l, A. NJ. ; $780, P. NJ
Fro1n Washington. - "a. A. M. 1901, 1910, 533
o.20, p. M. Sunday l.21, A. Al. go p. NJ.
From Deia,odre X. R.--l0lo, A. NJ; AGO, $50, r
III. No Sunday trains.
Fton Nes tast,e.--s.oo, 10.l5, A. M; $50, e5s
p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wi,nfs.yoa d Reod;pg X. R.-s.22, A. NJ.
3.1s, 7 30, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
FroR Wilmington d Western f. R.-T.bo, A. NJ.
9.1b p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
LKAvs PHILADELPHIA FoB WILMINGTON.
1879, $50 1893, A. M. 1910 $50, 4.0D, o.15, 500
SO gSo 1i.30. p. NJ. Sundays 1910, $50 A. NJ; ost
11.eoP.M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
Local HrevIlies.

Bayne is busy.
Sun sets at IT'S.
| Sunrise tomorrow at 4.85.
Fine garments at Bsyne's.
sprng ends on Monday next.
Moon rise tomorrow morning at Lab.
Buy none but spring bottom water coolers
Look out for the City Directory early next wetk.
You can throw brick bats III spring bottom
cooler.
NV mind is easy, 4 have got spring bottom for my
water cooler.
The potato bug IS destroying the Young plants, In
many places.
Fullmers mutton chops are " done Just right, at
so6 Market street.
Eight dollars will buy an iron axle, tired wheel,
BABY carriage OF Adams h Bro.
Woods patent spring bottoms for coolers and re-
rrlgerators are in great demand.
Dnnahoe's price for boots and shoes is remarkable
iow Ills place is Market street.
Greatest bargains ever offered in Clothing, at Wa
tefman's, N. W. corner 5lh and Market.
Books neatly and quickly printed at the CohaRR-
cIAL unlce. Prices below Philadelphia.
fnsiness men and hook-keepers will please step
into the COMMERCIAL oillce for blotters.
Ladies bnitoned shoes. foxed for ST. IS and ladies'
laced shoes, ain for 81 80, at Fenneseys 81 E. stf
Dubell has an Immense variety of hats, Tor boys
ana men, all p ices anu qualities. at t. Sd street.
The Ne pl1s ultra, combination, Baker, Tucker
ana other spIing bed bottoms, at Aasirs, 18th and
King.
Dress or business suits made in the most thorough
manner and best style, at Buxbaums 81 and Mar
ket streets.
Ladies who appreciate comfort in shoes should
leave their order with Pennington, 9th aBd Orange
streets.
We challenge the world to porduce coar that
VIII Keep clean longer, without washing Than the
Elmwotd.
Gentlemen Of taste get their washing and ironing
done at the city Laundry, Il. eth street. and are
more than satisfied
After all no cigar made Ia Wilmington gives such
satisfaction as Singles Sons partagas, clear Ha-
vana. for quarter.
Bourbon. Irish, Monongahela, corn. old rye and
Sc tch whskies, and domestic asd Ole Holland GIn
for sale az A. o. Perkins, y. 2d street.
Hall. porch and lawn chairs. very nice, low in
price and very durable for sale by the Enterprise
Manufacturing Co., 120 and 322 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

p. W. Il B. r. r. CHANGES The printed pos
tors Of changes in trains on the r. W. Il H. Il
Il. have not been received yet. We are III re-
ceipt Of an advertisement, however, which gives
the hours OF departure from Wilmington. This
may be found in our advertising columns,
For Philadelphia, trains leave this depot at I.
10. e.20, 9,i7 and 1890 A. NJ, and Q, is, %
and $50 p. NJ. New York trains, (upon which
leave at 1.3l A. NJ, and 12.17, Il AZ and 5.i2 p.
NJ. Baltimore trains leave ut IL 81 and IL, ,02 A.
NJ. and 20 r. NJ, for Baltimore and Washington
2.03 A. NJ, and 1886, 1.23 and 10 r. NJ. The
8.l0A. VI. train for Philadelphia will be an ex
press, composed of the Del. i. II. and Port De.
post trains the 800 A. M. train is an accom-,
mediation the 9,47 A. NJ. is the Baltimore mail
and the 1913 A. NJ. train ls also an accommodo.
ton. Sunday trains leave Wilmington for Phil
adelphia at $40 A. NJ, 4.i5 and 6 80 p. NJ. Tho
change takes effect on Monday consequently
there will not be Sunday morning tram to
morrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
2ronpsals.
DROPOSALs

DROPOSALS
FOR FURNISHING RATIoNS FOR LIGHT-VES-
Sells, SlPfLY-NESSrLS, ROCK OR SCREsV
PILE LIGHT STATIONS AND TENDERS IN
. THE FOURTH LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT.
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE, !
FOURTH District
80 SOuTH Gfn, STRsLT, IuLADELrufA
May -, lsiJ
Sealed proposals viii he received at this Ullce
until u o'clock, NJ on Saturday the 5lh day of June
1910, Tor FURNISHING ard delivering latOns TO. the
ROCK or screw ile Light Stations tenders light
vessels, AMI supply vessels, in the -Four Light
house District Tor one year, from the lst day OF
Jug, lS.o. 10 The 3nh June, 1870, Inclusive. The
fat!ons To be OF good and approved qualiiy; to be
delivered alongside q the lighthouse tender. or
other vessel provided Tor the purpose, Chrsfianu
erct, entrance 10 ChrAtaha River Delaware
III good ana sufficient packages, barrels, bDAes an
cases. aud IN good order. for the number Of persons
whlch VIII be specified by the Inspector for each
vessel once quarter, free VI alt expense 10 the
tnlteu states, agrceaby TO specifications AMI tables
marked and u, attached thereto, which VIII form
patt oi the contract, copies OF wnlch may be had
by ApOlling a. this sli.ce.
Al bids must he seliel and endorsed I" Proposals
Tor hallpns for ligl-yessels, &c, and then placed
m another envelope and lefG at or directed 10 This
once, prepat II hen by mat.
By ORD 4 oi the Lighthouse Board:
&. Il. WHITE,
my94 Ct Comdr L. $. n. Light House Inspector.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

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OF AYERS HAIR VIGoR AS dressing In our own
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10 tall, and leightens it's beauty slight touching
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add makes US presentahle in the most fashonab. G
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