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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
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Isspep-ls :. lis u ~, ere-E " o. a. 1lru2u a'- =
Lns"'s II -Fnpterns are siinast i aal.e II iisI
ssfle;7, s19 ile iuflirn aud -1ou9snt v.ti4Is %
ne .s= - " e. "a g G-a4ss - the pres, tq!n
oI every ora Malay. nj : de, IL part, '1iae
c.os- ssrn 1aftF a fTi-ts s.EHsl ile stluI4ct
an tie bes.s I'D o. rfr - tu in@ fsci tust aus
distlrn+nc- - iDe t.g-srT- fg'ci n rer---ar. >
il.ofte'S .aa Te' 'h- 'ose's - -ta nervous sf--
,e;n. zna affects . s9lne ext-n iae qlAi-y o: 20
b.oO1.
KF. K1lee : Bl'es VINE q lro7 a ra-e c1-e
TLz is 10 neS prep2-2i n n ne trffe. = i14ul
wanting : has zee lr+s ftd dsiy f3r fusuy
yesrs practice u eu.iael; my! tsr. Tl'h
parable suec 81; II u i L.; '-'..ed Or utsn'=i
~ c1fs -. the e!-es-ss = when tle human FAM
y ss sc., o = Gar. zhteii - eu DIS -epsa 10 ils
Inost obstinate iirul. Eu1s". blfet W!Ie Of Iron
never fats % cure. tsmp0os II dyspepsia are
JsE o. appetite > - AID ~ irg'f he 10 a. erEle =
IL ~; nJctn. neef,bI- u. di-t ~ % . t1. -icni1
$40 bpt ell c-f Or, Ia ache. N uess sea %
cssn ~ Eni inT .pi ~. Jfy .He gfez r. ae3t sul
De 5o' 'siuced oi ~ ftsrits q : tls seTu ue I2E=
ellE klnEEi's vi =. pm rn 2 ~ 4it.e=. -
pot .,e Scrt With 81. P7i pie.Dtl.,
koF b.! b! q. Grngg = sId 90 a,ers evegy where.
TAPE WOkH
Entira'y removed VIZ plrsig vegetable medi,,1e.
passing IRON tIe s'sen q -. No 10 until II f.
n al plsses. C9Fle snf ref-r - pa tents r a'e
Dr z. Er.E ~ . sDrfI !. mn - I'i' ai-l-
phs. pf7'ct Tree. Seas Pm 4aG Stnnlt ci W nj
alsO removed he Ia.diclhe { = removing
Dlher5 ~ fs1e - IN, cal D" 1sl a gorE .rUgss'
Ak ior hrAktl Mos2 stHE!. Pflrr 81. l. :.
kulEe!, Fh.lhlcluafa. Pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time TAhle-
~xvNre ruxTR ENDfCc12

fNur~s LIAvz wIIsnseros.
~ ssS YovA-i-si, A. II. All, ls-<s. a.cs ?
scndsyE, LII, A II.
~ FAladsp pk<e--Isl, rea, SD, sss 81, ic %.
4 IL 1a,I, lzlz 40, s.l5 s.ss, s2 s.sa n En-
1sys, SIC, A n. /: As, az, 3.Do, p. Z
Pw BzaS1<5ge and sttasayson.-ifs1, Sc1l lc-S-
A n. lsas, i-ss, s-fc, s.lo, r. 4 Sundays, i151'
i-ne A. N.
Sor sea- os~z-s-So, sss, as. A n. LIE, SEA, p.
Il. No sunday tra.na.
Por Dssowar. r. R-ooo.s - A u. 80 PM lths
80 r. II rrSsn runs only n far a. HsniHz-sni. Nc
iands. tfain..
FIR ptrnssgson 4 Eerrx e. h--io-ss A Il; s-s
P. ~. sundays, 10, r. II.
Pr Ftvs,sc11s sec Eea1t-g e R.--S.2-- and a.
a. Nae, r. II. No snEday -ra;rs.
-llDss ARsrvs AZ wILxnssrou.
Frer. s>s Y-k-lts, A. r.: I9-ss, liz, Tyoc, P.
u. -unaays, l.os, =. y.
Prss4 Ps1a1ki kiyIt1--i2ysa, Ia s's. IA. A. n
lsia, ld5s, Lis, IL cs 60. 40, 5. 6, ii.1,
5nntays, IL A. I.s3, l1.c, i T.sJ, ii-oc, +. ".
From Bdisn-or..-i.zi, s.sI A n. iL0, az
s-sz, ~, 2. y. --bisys, 10; a v. an ?.
Pro1. Ea@tfng.on.- In, A. = ia-1., iI.so, 80,
az, P. N. sunday 3. Ia, a. n. s.s, ?. ".
From Pr, DsSos1:.-seS A. ~ No -onts! irntl-
IL P. n. Sundays ~, r II.
pro-n Wilmington 4 R>s1tr2 r. n. - 1915, A. u.
q and $50 p. N. No Sandsy trzins.
TsAss Law rHnADZ THn p1g WILMINGTON.
Prora Broad and Frfn.< Syre>t-3to SO, io-s., a
H.: lzis. s.0i, &vp, ELS 40 - -. 11-s0 z. 4,
.unisys, 20, a s:soo, s.a, !l.S, ?. n
From Wet PkLad<lphta D~pot -is.to, A. NJ Il. 10,
i7.is, soo. p. " Sundays, no. A "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

svEervorls D.5QRy.-A depressed, irritable state
Of mind a wear, nervOgs sIhslsied fesllng no
energy or animation cOnfus-c head, weak Iaen-
orr. Ths Consequence Of eIcesses, or mental OTer-
WORK This .Sereatls Lettioy nnd. soyereign cure
10 HuYnpiregs Ho1n1pa,hN sp1clfH. No. u, i
ZONES up the system, dispes the mslthl gfoFn and
cespoadeney, and rslnVens'ss ths entire sTsisn II
" perfectly harmless ana always efrtlsn., Price
y. Tor pecksge of i've boxes ssd large 81 VIA! 81
poEder, which s iInporsui n OIL, ssEis1s czsss !;
or 81 per 1ngie hS1 sod by all drnggists, or cent
by nzI or reee1pt d. pTtce. Address HGnphfeYs
specific Homeopathic Aso.cine Co.. No. 5da Breed
war, NY. feDc,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

fBHundreds er D<rspu,a5I speeiliatVys hsT
sDug Il . isl On up the Ju1l'c, aeiy aud s9ul
ierxted drams for snisn Cor izl 70 M tA the
weak the nsTsyns. ih- dJspept the he
despopdt H. more than To any ot1er restorative
Of q cehtnsry most prolific IN remedies but thsse
vile initFtions csn yer deoeise ih'es sno rave
ouce uDd the t,r-a, ,r1gin.l rooLPH0 WCLyHs :
bCRIEDlx RoxA &c scasAPps. whica is a. once a
donor anu pr s-rVa i've Of hea sepis,di,dH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
-I'HE STEAM BARGE 0gARaEs HEN
Isl I'd STATES cF AMERICA, re
UIsTAIcT CT DELANAnE. RS


DisTAIcT CT DELAmAAE, ts'
Whereas, lib.l ham been fled in the District
Court of the tnl'ed aies America, for the Dis
t'ict Of Delaware On the tigh'h day ctober, In
TIE year of our Lord one thousand eight hunhr
anu sevent five, ~ Edwari u. Bradford tsq.,
Pr cihr, IN behaf Z aston Il McMahsr, again I
The s'esm barge Charbs Hengis h.r tackle. ap-
pa q, furniture ard cargo 10 canse Of contract,
wi aud msrtirn aud pra' ing the usual pr ce and
montlun Of the CorTi, that oil persons interested IN
M SAID vessel, her tackle apparel, and furni ure
inss be citei 10 answer the premises and all due
proceedings hang had that The same may be creed
= br sod and the proceeds thereof be d stri1u'e
according to law: Therefore, In pursu7 nee OF sad
m.Lt on under T. stai OF sail Court 20 me directed
anil delivered, DO hereby Yive notice generally unto
az PEI. oas haT!n2 or pretending to have any Igh',
u q interest therein 70 appear before the aiore
R.ii mt a. the cliy OF v ilu 1, gtob, on Friday
the 22d DAY OF Ottoner a. d ls-5 at len O'Clock in
the forenoon, then and there to answer said ibel
u .aake their allegations In that behalf.
JOIN NJ. DUNN
L. s Marshal, List. o: Delaware,
FIwAED q. BRAD ORD, froctor oct2,z.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
A uPearI on Great prlce .,

AZ. iaven.i ca TapG.rs the iots q SO ! O.
literary par u zTrz- pftte In cseo EtsG ain
am Jad prctec = ts,e pf0T - -~sins 10 taic9
TO l.sn.s Eh1 We by ihe.r u.s rad fzi.trg Il. o
re-to.i d, OF s-fsiisi - es- en- -ziAt,vsl.
III le ilc01vs' iepce gh= d.zLJuI fEEl- II srs O.
81 iap . Oh syeiJ par.
Foi lal- in /" "i.,a.1gson ~ B s c-ark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Aotjtf5.

kOrICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
society meeting ro,.e.s - secure Insertion Ia
ne nsIZIeIAt Inpsi frrdriqty he pAii sor IL ar
rcs-ts. s.rs--: CONNER LII PHiSTtSC, GO.
NJ y T g L CONTRIBUTIONS or
~ nJpss for ta@ Ypn7g Lafie4 Relief soc'etv.
~ b. gratefully ra eived N Wednesday alter
Non ftum 70 C'ciOcA, al ;heir 20 IL No9 E1-
eA.-' ~ Is ,.linz h.P, " FSEg.
O%-i--=S zee e arr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
DEGIsTER'5 OFFICE,

IL HgE CASTE CorsrY. ee.t 7st 1873.
Ifon the application q J0hn G Jarss1n Admin
s'rs y Of J sde J tn1ih ate Of Mill rees Hun
dFed 10 sad cennty, deceased II ls ordered and
llEeei-d y the Register ina; the ahninl.trz-
tJE 4ioreszld give nntlC- of .Ae granting OF let
ters q Administration upon the Estate Of the de-
csz-s, Sita the late Of granting thereof by causing
ais rtiselnsIts t. lie pJs;ei Nlthin forty days from
THE Na,s pi -uch Letters, N -I u the most public
places 0f The CO1niF Of S.-y Casiie requiring a!i
s-rDil. having demands against estate, JTe-
sen, s1e sslle, CT aD4ae h5 o All u Assembly IN
-lln case male and pfOvle'i. AMI also cause the
saie % De nssr1sil, U;..l fae salGa perip IN fue
DAILY COMMERCIAL newsiepeT published In VII
inngtoD, and to be continued therein three weeks
cod
Given under the and Gnd sea. Of Once Of
l. g. the Register af5reaG, st Seg Castle, IN New
castle count: sfJFe.-.l the iag aud year
sfeTe wT7'.en. -. q. biGtts, Register.
AO7lCE,-Al nersons tesng c2i'ns against the
E-ts;e oi the deceased nnsi Present he same. duly
Sttsst's1 y me tor On before eep
'er -,.. SO OF ADie ne Acl u AsseIabiy IL su'
,aae n sde an provided.
J liz q. JsCk iOY, Adm :. irat1r.
address. N-eke-Ftn, % -el.i sweoi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

y0u vsn, Pills, lake Ayer'a PHI. Fo.hins
La ever app sfed hat eau mpzre wan i1i- pre-
para.o1 for chasing out ine e'Et ptis nat fss-e1
ana grow uyon "a They a,s the PnllOsop-efa
enxir OF life, which bids denzocs 70 DISEASE, and
leaves us no alternative nut 10 ge Of Oh age. Trey
are mild To- chld en- yet 10 fan dDss, porerfnl
for full Srovn man fsousa sgeet frpr-e-s 70 .as
taatr, which de -snod over he pzisth th-ir
ylr ut ttrise 1lh cling fnrcs On h- ~ fo1nca-
tiolz OF dls -CfE-ct4rGn toj Grzs....
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
srurx arn x1ID aAkKrv -ooKKnCTBp DAILY Y
T. EJsDsJs a %.
CITY lie ~ s.

k1L Hlstars Bals15a n va fh>rrg may be well
called "xonder OF esrlsi -ci-Ace." j. cures
eoug q and Gods ms enisr! rs o,hef the irrlist.o
par II hea the H. illumination and even sDns1np-
IN itzeif Yields 70 its mz2i i1n1erce. 81 er AID
81 d bottle. iarge bottles Uc1 the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
3rardina.
Segistfr's fIotirss.
d EGIsrER's OFFICE.

K y lsAf4 = In =. VI T II l.
IL NEE LAsTLE CcrNTg. ra-ct-T s-1. 1873.
n1l Ets.iczfl11 of 81 ~ ser. EIecllpf OF
- Hs aEr1eu. lzte Q. ca 7s1sTA Hundred IN
ST. sos1tF, deceased Il a o. .e an 8 ir=c:e ~
tas .--f'F q ne EIec1s9: Aforesaid z.ve ao-lc.
q st4a LEE ui Ls.lers e.tsFl+ntSF! rpaB TIE
gs-z'e u te4 q -eas1i, ta ne ds.e Q. s-z1,t--g
.1e- -. ~ czcsInz sfTertl-emerts n - -s1=sssf
" tory deTs f77r -.le de- = s1ci eti-r.-.-l ~
. g most p1ti-c p2css % the Co1nty u New css-
-, -q1-Tlng a. peT~gas tzF-lZ ten2L4s sgz-os- ;f
r--2-e 70 1!--e'.' 80 sane. % abide nT a st ~
A. rnhg II slch ca uls4 nj provided. And IN
c4f'-s ils s1ii 70 E 1sefte within the ssme 1eFlod
- i7s DAILY tossERCiAL- n-T spa per published IL
NlfsinstiOn and TO u c1n,inued therein thee
~eeEz, tesd.y
Gwen under the hsai and sea- of once OF
L. f.. ia- Register zs5Tt - T. al Sew Castle IN New
Caste County aforesaid, the day and year
atSre written- ;. e. BlGG> Register.
NOTiCE.-Al persons having claims against the
e = Of the deceased must pfes~it the duly
zt1t-.el 20 the Executor On or before Gc.ohsr s.n
80 or ABIDE the Act Of Assembly, IL such ease nsde
AMI provided. JOIN kuA.R. Executor.
tdfres.- Henry ClsT, Ds oc,s-3weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

THz Hoe ErsIs LIME BURsISG William
Jackson is the principal in the revival OF lime
burning at the old Hockefsin quarrits, in which
he IN asristed by his father, John G. Jackson,
who has had largo experience in the business
Mr.. jackson il Experimenting in new method
Of burning, not heretofore used in that place,
hut which il particularly calculated to work in
with the present railroad facilities. II SUCCESS
ful large business will in all probability be
carried on there next season. One kiln will be
burned by the middle OF the present week, and
IL il expected several more will be burned this
Fall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

~ A 10 Cen, Se1ay far csais -Genu'ne Havana
Sesar Conc IA siz =, cts. large ones, for quar-
Ter; LorLa afds Itroeccs and AusselEn ans shi and
CAN navy. t0xin - % and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
l,lAx PAI a. rAKE NOTICE

The undersigned, Reeelvers of City and School
Taxes for the q ) Of Wilmington, for SO give
oo olce 10 persona no have nov pad their ity an
sclo1l Tax Tor SO, ant have had their bius pre-
ute1, ae requested by Law, 10 call aud settle the
Fame IN 3 das- rom the delivery ~ the bill. = ne
re- eivers lire ell such persons 10 cal at their
on 4, no lH Fast sixth street, and settle wi hout
ir =, 'h7J hsYilf sisen bonds 10 the cry; he
NJ ~ Is due them and they Responsible for H.
and We hope ttoss that can pay Will Re Prem D.
" lie, perhane, some tNat cannot pay al oIce, viii
an make ZONE arrangements when they ctn
ann we mo respe tuly ask you ~ give this Your
-niiOn So as 10 agOli tfUubl, costs or un neasant
-. he city needs money ard requires u. 70 eo,-
l-o y or pay il, ana tina, ls what We propose to do
ca. ect Il.
The ecel7eTs also gives notice OF number Of
lo'a N q 8i ~. h, h, 9th and ION wards that
~ = cannot fed tue owners Of. All such rersons
o%nlng / lots VIII pieese ca AMI settle or We
vi s-ii them for taxes and costs
once No, 10, ast sl4th street. between Market
and KING. hours from TO O'Clock eveir evening
alli ou market mornings.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Teceiver Northern District Qncluding all North Of
e'n s'r"si
EDWARD FARMER,
Pecelver Southern District tincluding all outh OF
9Th atreat) orttl-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Yuet aad found.

I CSr-A RED CAENELIAiy BELONG
IL IlsS % -s-ch -sre-rc- a E1itzss Is-zrd
T-l ee psi= II reiu-a-d -
4 P ROBINSON 4 co.
ceri' a. sfb ss-xst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

THE Excursion TO OcRAs CITY During
their stay at Ocean City the railroad e1cur-
aionizts adopted the following by UNANIMOUS
vote
Whereas The =. W. d B. II. r. Co. did on
the 9.h day Of October, 1875, extend, through
our WORTHY and highly esteemed Gerll. Agoit,
Mr.. l. y. Mills, TO thelr eInployesr an inyiiarion
10 an excnrslon 10 Ocean City, and did provide
for un ttHt clash cars 10 convey to and from
.sid city, ar well Rs the sumptuous entertain
ment while there at the large and coin1nodiors
Atlantic Honse, conducted By the very gentle
manly propuetor-, Messra. Henry Stokes s. Co
Resolced, That our hearty thanks be and are
hereby extended to the oiiicers of sald Co as-
ruring them Of our appreciation Of ths loag to
be remembered courtesy which haa afforded n4
70 innch pleasure aud recreation.
ItesOiUed, That the Secretary bs requested to
furnish copy Of the above preamble AID reso-
luton to the officers Of tho company aud to
whatever papers he may select.
Dr. PottH, ia behalf Of Henry Stokes u Co,
writes the following; The propnetors Of the
Atlantic House highly appreciate tho courteous
resolution yol have just passed, and will say
that the libershty, courtesy, and kindness extern
ded to them by the +. W. d b. II. II. Co, in this
enterprise OF making Ocean City a summer re-
sort, entities them to any effort on their pa-t to
accommodate them and their employees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Expenditures,
Balance on hand.

Balance on hand, s2s sS7.9l.
0rdera were drawn during the evening for the
following bills AlsIns & Bro, $3.50 Charles
Alexander, 1880 Boughman, Thomas L Co !,
sls68,27 Belleh Il Elliott. CSC James Brad
ford, 81 30 Cariwell & Wall, s22 % Stephen
DAVIS S64 80 Finn d jackson, sll 20 Cav
throp q Bro, go 10 Charles Heebner, III - 1;
Hope Hopkins, s3 d. W. Harlan, sz2 Is :
81 80; Janes Lang. 20 cents J. Clay
ton Massey, s275; l.. W. Palmer,
s230 IS H. F. Pickels, 90 10 Z. Pickela, 40 j0'
Aben RUN, 81 G7 ". T. Robinson, .lli
Sua9ley & Harting, 7j' Charle- Smith, s3
Isaac Ferry, s2 f g. Thompson, go Charles
11nnell. s. Is John H. Turner, sl7; Geo. "
vernon, sls Charles Warner L Co., :l4l.75 :
Wilson wood & Co. s26 ei William Hopkine
1886 Woolley Van Trump, - 90 Granville
Worrel 5l45 G8 John b. Graves, FL Teach
ur9 psy roll, .3s23.33 Officers and Jspit0r-
1918 30; Il bert MORRISON, S72 50 James G
johnson, 40 20. =
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
3ank sstatemfnts.

1 EPoRT OF THE coNDlrIUS OF THE
sh DELAWAkE CITY NATIONAL EhSK. 4"
DELAWARE CITY ia thg Sfsfe - Delaware at
he close VI business "'rp'rr at, ls15.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

Iropo'as vii be race.7ed .. 'he s-ove ON lee 1n-
y 9c'oek THU -sDAY, oe;cber -, l-15 for
fuFn!-lic2 The Weter Jepatiias viii q tons of
pure -. in Fi.. AIneii-n cr snyilsh, nut -. to
the a.. rOya q ths h.ef KrFin"'r.
RiileTs All -.-te The prce Der f1n of23.J pnuu y,
delivered 4- TrI-h 614 Mar % tfr ssts.
The rgut Is reserved 70 Ie. rct .ny or al bids.
JO~rTli EYDr,
oc'Is.Jt Cnicf Engineer u !, ster Woi ks,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

RI AfAEs5 50
State Of Delaware, County Of New Castle SIS:
], Fan Ia " lntf- cashier Of "The Dclawarr
CITY National Rank" do soeIaniy swear that ihe
ap0Ye statement is true 10 the best Of my knowledge
and belief. hCiN1ikE. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this HI aiy
Of Uc oDeT, 1873, L. j.. CLEANER,
Notary Public.
CoUect-Attest:
WM. y. CLARK,
HRSRT cLEAFFR. : Directors.
octl2.lt CLEMENT KtE.y4P.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
9rnpnsaIs.
LIhOFUSAL5

DhOFUSAL5
PQE LEAD
WAFER EPAHTXETT.
cgIEt ES5lSE.1. FEiCg,
No NAEKer nlKtF-.
WtLGlsu on DEl., e.. u II, !s-5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

PESOU RCE-.
Loans ard Disco3hts t9-7n -
OgeTdrafts. ZJt5
L. :, B1ud- 10 secure Crrna'ior. 62N0.eJ
Other STOCKS, Bonds and Mortgages, e-i.oJ
uue from spJFbvri fe-etvr Fg-ht-, ~ ~
Due from OiAei National Banks, l.gT32
Due fr1rA state IA X sni BANKERS, ! - -
heal Eaiate.F urrltnrs and Fixtures, - as
Current E&penses aud Taxes Pad, zoos
ca. ss anu hrt Cash Itrlas 9,'a.4O
Ellis Qf O'her Nat!pnA bank., 80. 90
Kl!s Of state Banks lEt1
Fractional Currency cnclu1nP Nlckelsl 7d5ll
Specie n lu1iny gJ.u I-a.Ar. Lgtc-l 700. .nh
Legal Tender Notes .2,itJ 20
1empt0n Fund, with e. 8 Treasurer
tl!ye per ceni. Of Circl.ato.. 9,Cplco
s.l,,2z2 50
LIABILITIES.
cani,sl Stock paid IN, Espn0o0p
surplus Fund, Z, 20 -
CtHer UnGlylded Proofs ay z
Ha iona! Bank NOtes Outstanding. 52,pu.11
- Ydends Unptd. 4 90
Individual Deposits uiJsc' 70 check, eG5i ~
Due 10 other National Banks, 40 d.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
sOCIeIiess
xKKTIsss TH,s EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. 20, /. o. o. F., at Odd
FellOwn Hall, Sd and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 3 s. Of T., Nicola
ry'z Building.
Humanity Circle, B. Q. G. A Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, K of F., at Knights Of
Pythian Hall, I'll Market.
American Star Lodge, No. /, A. 0. Of G. F. at
McClary'E Building.
Washington Lodge No. /, A. P. A., Eayillea
Building.
Equal Rghts Lodge No. 12, A. +. 4. NJ, 18Th
.treet between Orange and Market
Franklin Circle, L. U. e. A., No. 6, McC!ary'n
building,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Anftion Sates.

Only 1-& Months TO the Ccntcnnt,
JeHr, and uetser Ism - ssur,u.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

The fo'loging described Real Estate and Bonds.
he!nng ng to he estate u John McLear A son,
hankr pis II the real eyst. VIII re sold free
no an! CAIN OF dover on the part Of the wife Of
JOIN +, McLear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

pATaiNG SPONGE OF FINE QuAL-
ID ITY IN large, meitum ard small pece5. Alao
nne Toilet sponge. For sale 3y
L. kRlNGHURST \ co.
Cor. sixth Il Market Sta.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
1t was an Ancient Custom

OF the Spartans, in order to incrlcate
among their youth an adherence of in
temperance and it's kindred vices, to
make their slaves drunk with wine in the
public market places, SO that the rising
generation, upon whom would some day
devolve the honor and safety of the
Lacedemonian republic, might see be-
fore them all the CHASTITY details of the
drunkard's disgrace, his loss of reason,
and of physical strength. 'Twere well,
perhaps, to-day, could some of our
young men contemplate q similar in
structive lesson drawn from life,
showing them, by sharply drawn con-
trast, the advantages and true loneliness
of abstinence and virtue. For
such as appreciate these, Vinegar
Bitters is the beverage best adapted, it
being purely vegetable draught, de-
void of alcohol or mineral poisons, and
possessing all the virtues, but none OF
the damning curses, of the different
poisons which year by year are sweeping
away thousands of dollars and lives
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
Epidemic Rheumatism.

A Chicago physician says: The effects
of ozone upon the healthy are in some
degree similar to that of free laughing
gas, or nitrous oxide. It is exhilarating
in its primary action, but soon proves
extremely irritating to the air passages,
causing sneezing and catarrhal discharges
from the head, throat, and lungs. Its
influence upon the head is soon more
generally apparent, by its power of in
PRODUCING rapid oxidation. 1t changes
the fluids of the body and increases the
waste, so that there occurs an excess of
acid throughout the tissues that soon in
duces rheumatic pains and congestions
of various organs, Stimulating infamma-
ton. Such are the general effects of
this element, and such has been largely
the experience of the people of this city
during the past six months. Beginning
in the fall with catarrhal affections. I'M
usually prevalent, we had, with increas-
ing cold, an epidemic of rheumatism
that touched every one more or less. II
was peculiar in that it was cratic and
seemed to locate chiefly in the muscles
especially along the spine. In some
cases it invaded the cord or brain anG
produced commissions that were soor
fatal. In other instances it would settle
on the lungs Or heart; or the kidneys
would seem to be the center of distress
In two cases that came to my knowledge
it located in the fascia of helower limbs
after having tried other points first, ant
then began an extensive white swelling
Stimulating phlegmasia alba dolens
After time this condition would be re
lieved and new one would obtain. o
the many who have suffered few hav,
died, and in my experience few hav
been cured beyond the danger of a re
lapse. 1 hope others have had bette
auccesS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
His House.
success.

Names are not mentioned, yet it is
probably q fact, as stated in q New York
letter to a provincial contemporary, that
there is an unfinished house on Fifth
avenue, near the entrance to Central
Park, which attracts attention. It is of
brick, faced with brown stone, very wide
on the avenue, with mansard roof, and
built altogether in the French style. Its
owner has never seen twill not till it
is completed. He is young, very rich
man, who recently married very rich
girl, and went to Europe. Their joint
income is 100000 per year. Before
leaving, he gave his architect carte
blanche to build him house, and draw
upon his banker for the money.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
Joining Hands.

Bayard Taylor, writing from Boston
to the New York Tribune, gives an in
teresting account of the reception of the
Southern military and their friends by
the Bostonians, on the occasion of the
Bunker Hill celebration. He describes
the handsome decorating of the hall,
and gives an outline of the welcoming
speeches of the mayor of the city and
governor of the State, and goes on to
state that the applause thus far had
been hearty and general, but when the
mayor announced the name Of Col.
Andrews of South Carolina it was like
firing a mine. The thousands present
gave more than a cheer-a cry of vel
come; hats were swung, handkerchief
waved, the seated guests rose to their
feet, and for some minutes the great hall
fairly rang and trembled with storm Of
genuine heartfelt JOY. Col. Andrews
response was very solemn and fervent
He did full justice to the sincerity of the
MClCOLuCJ anu ICOipIOCdbCu l1a spun III I
thoroughly frank and manly way. He
was cheered throughout, and his allusior
to the flag of Eutaw (Which was lifted
and waved as he spoke) awoke the en-
thusiasm anew. AS he closed, the
orchestra struck up the once familiar ali
of "Dixie," which the assemblage vel
coined as an old friend. The appear
ance of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee was the occa
sion for a new outburst of feeling
warmer if possible than the preceding
ones. 1 looked around and saw the ligh
of solemn gratitude and thanksgiving
on every face when Gen. Lee stated tina
he had come because he claimed RICH
to be here, and the cheering wa
unanimously renewed, as it was at tn,
close of his brief address. Then tn,
orchestra played "Auld Lang Syne
amid profound silence, yet silence
full Of memories and full of hopes.