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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS.
Notice to Creditors,

The creditors of John Marley. late of Cecil county
deceased hereby notified to file their claims against
the estate of said deceased with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county before the 10th day
of September next.
May o., lS1S-3w
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ORDER NISI,
IN THE SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF TIoM

IN THE SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF THOMAS
MAXWELL, DECEASED.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
ORDERED. This 2lst day of May 1879 t:at the sale
made and reported by Reuben IIaines and William
Warburon Trustees for the sale of the real estate
Thomas Maxwell. deceased, he ratified and confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shown oil
before the 22nd day of July, 1873; provided copy
this Order be inserted in newspaper published in
Cecil county, Nd, a week for month before
the 22nd day of June next.
The Report states the Of sales So 600 90
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk
True copy; test, A. W. MITCH ELL
May ~, lSlJ-lm Clerk
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NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the STRICKERvILLE AS
ISOLATION FOR THE DETECTION OF HORSE
THIEVES and Recovery of Stolen Property will be
he'd at South Bank School House. SEyEsTH-DaY the
9th of Fifth month, 1873, at 5 p. NJ.
RICHARD NJ CHAMBERS.
May -, lSi5-.w Secretary.
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Spring Millinery at CAST

Spring Millinery at Cost.-MIss ELIZA
LEIGH being compelled to quit business
on account of failing health, offers her
large and splendid assortment of Millinery
OF this Springs importation, Straw, Chip
ped and Nepoleten Hats and Bonnets, Rib
bons, Flowers, Feathers, and all varieties
OF goods kept in first-class Millinery
establishment, at cost for cash.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The School Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
at their Office in Ekton for the Transaction of current
School business, on the SECOND TUESDAY of zach
and every month. JOHN SQUIER,
May lS7+-u Secretary,
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e The young folks say, if l live until
I am gray will never use any but MooRR's
Wilmington City Soap" /
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r. C. Lewis agent at Elkton for Duckett' S
Celebrated Moth Proof Carpet Paper
Call and see it.
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ScRIBNER FOR JUNE.-If you should
lay !Scribner for juno on the table before
me, says some one writing from New
York, after looking over the pictures and
browsing through Clarence Cooks Furni-
ture Article and the cold Letters" and
getting even with the serials, should set
tie down to the reading of Jas. T. McKays'
Birdsall of Mapleton.' l can tell you
confidentialy, that | would not be disap-
pointed. That Mckay has wonderful
way of making people and events seem
real. AS in reading the best fictionists,
like George Eliot and Tourgeneff, you can
not help putting yourself in the place of
this or that character; and every now and
then you are startled by an awakened
memory. Mckay is uneven in his stories:
but at his best he shows an insight into
the deepest things of the heart and dra-
matte power which are altogether his own.
Col. Warnings paper on Dutch Farming
appeals forcibly to the agricultural dis
tricts; and gives these Neutrality-suspicious.
larly the dairy farms-some practical sug-
gestions of value. Mr.. Cooks household
paper, with its tasteful and pretty illustra-
lions, is one of the most amusing and in
teresting papers in the number. There is
generous installment of Sevenoaks"
and a very small installment of "The
Mysterious Island" which the Editors
seem to be boiling down to the very last
point. This story has been stopped by the
English Magazine that was publishing it;
but in its condensed condition in .Seribner
it seems to interest the young people at
least.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

The STORE HOUSE IN LITTLE ELK" lately
occupied Icy Victor L. Bennett. Possession given at
once. Apply to
April -. lS75-tf CLINTON MCCULLOUGH
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1t will only cost you POSTAL CARD. New nun
for April just out. Address
o. =. DAVIS
Land y u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

LIT az turn sizs picture. Suppose your work.
ing .aan has saved s1o50., and has it in the
saTioxz Bunk, os in the Loan Association, OF
IN q mortgage On somebody else's property.
Whs. does the Hsrald propose Why IT, initiate
the currency, to further dspreciate If. to make
it worth, not eighty-HTe per cent. As NOE. but
ffty o. forty-iFe, and leave the working -mku
worth, no. = thousand dollars tut about five
hundred II presends TO help the man sho
owes, but ii proposes to do that by iniuring the
man who has soms.hing saved What justice
Tweed used to Be praised in Sss York, because
lie gave TO the poor sorns Of the money he plum
dsrsd from sls pe3pis. Hare is Txeed the sec
on6
But the HerqI saYs the Government bonds
must be paid IN gold. so they must. /, sids
that anything else would he dishonest. So it
would. But, sir, why il not the holder Of pr
ysts bond also entitled 70 his dollars" in gold .
Why should the OoYeIBment bond-holder re-
ceiye real money worth par, and the holder Of
the priyste bond be obliged to take irredeems-
BE paper, worth perhsps half its nominal value
That would be making indeed an sr1stccracy
Of Government bond holders
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
fFrum our LAs Kdit,ons OF Yesterday
Trouble with the In.
diana.

sPoTTrD TAIL DEMANDS II, ,000, 900 FOE THE sL.ck
EILLs-THZ THsxAz OF cHErEssz.
A Tribune SPECIAL from Grow Butte Council,
yia Fort Laramie, Sept. u, says
Spotted Tail. in private council with lis people
Yesterday, announced his price %, ,009, coo for
the Black Hiils, or An annuity Of 500 year foE
grown people and s2j for squaEs and chil-
dren. Half Of that xonid stick to the
whites hands Good suthorIty Gays that
another price put on the Hills by the
Indians uAs S59,DO00l9. Any such PROPOSE
ton will not be entertained by the Commission
ers- IL ID impossible TO obtain the amount from
the Indians themselves. In an interview with
Bed Cloud today, he was retieent. He said, II
am big chief, aud when talk want il in an
open conrcl and big crowd No use talking nov
for fun. don't EEL dollar twice.
Franklin Grlard, . Sandwich Islander, six
years prisoner among the Northern Sioux, St
ting Bali's band, no. with Sword, l.ed Clouds
head soldier, told me to-day that that uhlef and
Crazy Horse would make this Fail They
refuse 70 come in to tie council under any con-
sideration. A Southern Cheyenne is ssid 70 have
threatened TO break up the council IL he had to
kill one Of the commissioners. believe the
story to be true, bat there il no meaning to such
q threat Ii is only the idle boast Of young
bucks- Besides. Red Cloni has promised thai
his. soldiers will be on guard. The Grand Coun-
Gil will probably open Gu Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

Judge Perahing, Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania, hAa been twice de-
Tested FOR Congress and once defeated on the
State ticket for Judge Of Supreme Court In
fac. bis only elections were to the Legislature
And his present county iadgeahip,' the latter
being by an Independent movement, in opposi.
,ion to the regular Democratic candidate, il
Which lie received tie whole Republican vote Of
the conu.g schuylkill. His colleague On the
ticket, Ir. pollet, was never elected by the peo
pie 70 any Office Of prominence, but has beer
seyersl tinlez defeated for Congress. He made
money Ly being a paymaster in the army OF
navy, and having bought 6ne farm with tn,
proceels nov appears a. a prominent Granger
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
sprtial 4lotites.
Testiu ODFs

cheerfuily give ,hls testimony 10 the public that
cured ne
was aniicted for many years with disorleret
blood troublesome and Obstinate tetter 0! the
SKIN and swelling Of the gisndA Of the neck, ghcn
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering and eE-
pense.
! consulted eight Of the most proninen, physi-
cians In the city and Csad their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse, TIL nnsly almost despair
ing Of hope, ! was induced 10 Try Ars. Posters
Blood Purifier which was recommended to me 50
being certain cure for my disease. II vas the
snrning point In my case after using two bottles
Of the Blood Purifier IN connection with tle Tet.er
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptions d.ssp-
peared AID now am entirely and efect1slly cured,
II further Information s desired concerning my
case, Call al my residence.
THO9 SCOTT
arp.k ktraH+ rr- TatE I-fs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
EiItY Names of Autnors.

An ingenious col .e-pondent Of the Htrald Of
Ham giyes the following fifty question:, each
10 be answered By the name OF E wellknown
author. The guessing Of these questions will
form pleasant evening entertainment:
i. What rough man said TO lis son when lie
wished him TO cat properly.
2. L. lions house dug in the aide Of hill
where there il no water.
8 Pilgrims and fattereIz have knelt low to
ksH him.
4. Makes and mends for iirat-class customera.
8. Kepresents the Dwellings Of civilized men.
&. Is.a kind Of linen.
Z. Il worn on the head.
s. A name that means nuch fiery tllingaI can't
describe their pains and stlngs.
8. Belonging TO a monastery.
10. Not one Of thc four points Of the compass,
but inclinipg toward one Of them
II. Il what an oyster-heap il like TO be.
Il. L. chain Of hills containing dark trcas
rre.
13. Always youthful, az You zee but between
you and me he never was much Of a chicken.
IA. An American manufacturing town
-. HuInpbacked but no, deforrned.
49, An internal pain.
II. Value OF a word
Is. A ten footer whose name begins with fifty.
10. A brighter and smarter than the other one
90. Work in precious metals.
Il. A very vital part Of the body.
". A lady'a garment.
81 A small talk and heavy weight.
"a prefix and a disease.
% Comes from a pig.
26. disagreeable fellow to have on ones
foot.
n. A place OF worship.
%. A mean dog ts.
80. An official dreaded by the students Of
English universities.
80. Ha middle name is suggestive Of an Indian
or Hot.entot.
81 A manufactured metal
81. A game, and male Of the human hpe-
ceH.
80. An answer to (Which il the greater poet
William Bhakesseare or Martin F. Tnpper =
"a. Meat What are YOU doing
80. Is very fast indeed.
3G. barrier built by an edible
81. 10 agitate weapon.
-. Red al an apple, black az night, a heaven
ly -gh or a perfect fright.
30. domestic worker
~ slang exclamation.
a. Pack away closely, never scatter, and do
'g 70 you'll coon get at her.
~. A young domestic animal.
i3 One that IL more than sandy shore.
u fraction in the currency aud the pre-.
yailing fashion.
%. Mamma is in perfect health, my child ;
aud thus he named poet mild.
a. A girn name and male relation.
47. Take heavy field piece, nothing 10th
IS Pnt an edible grain twixt an ant and a
bee and much-loyed poet you'll aee.
A. common domestic animal, aud what it
can never do.
20. Zach living head in time, It's said, will
turn to hin though he be dead.
We shall give the names which constitute
the answerr. in day or two. Meanwhile
readers Of the COMMERCIAL fond Of puzzles can
etudy them out,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Roach,s Last ship.

HEE ARlTyAL AT NEW ToKE-cAUGHT Is GALE Cs
HKa TRIAL TRIP.
The new Pacific Mail steamship. the City Of
San Francisco, arrived at Pier No. 42, North
River. New York, SATURDAY. having made tFisl
trip Of three days from Chester where she wA-
built. The yesael is complete wiul
the exception Of a srnan part Of
the fittiugr which will be supplied while she il
lying here. During rnost OF the trip the weather
wsx very mild but on Friday afternoon tie
steamer wac caught in gale in which she
showed her seaHorthy qualities to the entire
satisfaction Of all on board. The CUy II .Sdh
Frdr4ctsco il S53 feet long, has breadth Of beam
Of 40 feet. and from the hurricane deck has 8
depth Of 80 feet 4 inches. Her engines have
hlgh-pressure cylinder 81 inches IN diameter anf
a low pressure cylinder 50 inches in diameter
with stroke Of piston Of Ave feet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
1890 claymon, Street, ovsr lin street Bridg
Cholera and Diarrhen Mixture.

Cures aarh9a, dysentery, cholera Inortus
cramp, pain, etc. Price 20 cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail. Ut
FoSTER's DRUG STORE,
Front and est
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
MINERAL spRINa wArERs
Humphreys witch Hazel,

In quart and pint bottles, and BY the anantity.
Also Homeopathic and all other popular mtdtClul 3
at the Delaware Avenue Lrug store.
jyi7-i ". r. ALRICH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
ChoIce sodn Weter,

Tonic, Inyigoratlng, Appetizer. Cures dyspepa
headache, nervousness, debility, fever AMI ag
ETC. Put up in quart bottles. Price, sl.0O each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY

STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
FACULTY.
JOHN c. HARRSEs-, (. NJ,
INSTRUCTION..
LAURA osGooDHARKNEs
DESTRUCTION.
CALEB HARLAN, MD,
lBcTrEgs
FERDINAND PULIMER,
INSTRUCTION.
HENRY L. scHENHgN.
IVsTgtcIlos.
PAHCoAsT ALLEN,
Issrgueflur.
REV. JOHN WILSON, a. ",
LgtTrhEs.
HENRY c. CONRAD, Ii. r.,
LECTURES.
FRANCOIS HENRY LOu1iGNlr. u T.,
DISTRACTION.
J. JACKSON PEARCE,
NsfhrCTI1s.
WILLIAM r. W9sTBROOK
FEAcrIcti TkLtHRtrHf.
BD@&ep l.. RICE. IA
fEuCTIps.
anna Il. IREFzHiS,
INSTRUCTION..
Tuition. C 10 SIS rer term
boeh rent .......'.,z. TO u
NO surprises 10 eA pen6es
SPECIAL estimates, wth uneSceptional accommo-
datlons in the best families, Will he furnished for
board 5c. Our Educational Buiietin il worthy
the attention Of every youth ana erery parent wish
4 child TO educate. sent gratis with pleasure 10 any
a5dress and free at the kGok ami News stores.
seats can be secured Row. twenty eighth term
opens O'Clock, A. NJ, MONDAY, sepieinber6 c, ls;5.
For iuithef Information. you Will please address,
lour obe iieut servant,
aug2Si2i .IOlIN c. HARKNkSi,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

E~ Persos-s kariI.g t2srs. IN tn saaa1 ea'. mare
tAs CogxgEefaL p-atlsd % uerA, pDs,1pet4, ''7 .
emit nsorstA.
A,pszite,s ssa.aisga ss.gl ospy u tAe coxxKRclAi
axag ty mad ars f5yo-ss>d tAai tso-es0 s'9f"p Y
resusod an ordsrsary srap,r b, usea " ''.' % ~
~, ofes Sk On, cent ssaaP riss pTetas9y T-sts'
rsash IL dsslfaafSa. 7is pcp-r With no Nvapp'T a
all or a ltyN oI,s, eaa bs iazsL>41 fgr oTy cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Mrs. Fosters Tonic Ritters.

Mrs Fosters Rose Worm-Iozenges.
An infalllble remedy for worms. Safe, pleasaf
aud reliable. Price ~ cents per box
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

IN ITS FitsEAND HuRssrAR-pwDo.
VAULIA,
With Combination and Formulation Iocks, that
DC opened only by the renter
receive for safe Keeping, under guarantee yglua
pies OF every description, such Coupon Register
ed or other Bonds Certificates of Stock neadg
Mortgages Coin, Plate, Jewelry, &c
receive deposits OF money at iuterest pay0,ln
check ON demand at per cent or on Ten ,lnys,
cent. 7' N'
Acta Executor Administrator, Guardian. Az icnea
committee, Receiver, Agent, Attorney Sc ami
Execute trusts OF every kind, under appoiptmen,
OF states, Courts Corporations or inliyiduas- hold
ing trust M Funds seperate and apart from ali other
assets OF the company s'
business authorized by Its charter
tR For further information cali at the ONCE
send for circular.
oPFICKBs.
EDWARD @. KNIGHT, President
JoHN ). BROWN, Vice prei. and ,rreas,
JOHN M. HAZEL, Secretary.
DIREcT0Rs-EdWard G. Knight, John s. brown
Wm Ii. Rhawn, Charles Richardson, Charles 81
fahcoast, VIM. M. seyfert, John Welsh, Jr j. Bar
low Morehead, Clayton French, Thomas Mack eller
Sainnel =. White, +. Ogden 1IorstInan, John j.
s'""ixei' maylS6md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
nANo,Al AND coMMERcIA.

,.spe Observation-Disclosures shore DgLA gARs
dorth Western. .....-snoon, september l4'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

Choice Soda Water.
< Brnghurst co. have re-opened their Mineral
water Fountain for tue season. The majority of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the coda water from this fountain
AMI the delicious favor Of the Fruit syrups they
prepare, Of which there are upwards Of 'wenly va
rletlea. They have
GLASS SIPHoE BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly nlng them
with highly charged Carbonic ACID Water, wnit d
can be drawn al WILL making the bJtties really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require Il, or the
lover OF Soda Water who may desire H. to enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at hEne.
We have On draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, tSaraioga) Excelsior, (sarsiORa) High
ROCK, (SaratogaD Vlchy, kissingen. Also, tie FOL
lowing waters in bottles: Congress, Exec sior lla-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, St. Louis Magneiic,
nrsnslln, Bal!ston spa, Ge.tYshrrg, M!ssisquoi,
Rockbri1ge Alum, st. Calharlne's Artesan, Freld
ercshalle, Yichy, Seltzer, Bedf0ri, &c.
X. BkISGHu tfST Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Drgggis,s
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
Vermont News.

Earkin G. Mead has sent a unique design
for the proposed soldiers monument at
Holyekc, Mass. ft nn
Miles Aborn of Vernon lost his nose, re-
Gently, by getting ttoo near his gun when
he discharged the weapon. -
E. T. Fairbanks & Co. of St. Johnsbury
received $57s from sixty-threc sheep, the
past year, or over so ahead. 40 MAJ
Myrtle Realty of st. Albans. while re-.
turning from the postofllce Friday even
ing, was followed by an unknown man and
badly frightened. She reached home in
safety, however. ~ a.
The executive committee Of the Y. M.
G. A. of Vermont, will hold series Of
gospel meetings in Wilmington, commenc.
ing Friday, Nov. 18th, and continuing until
Sunday, 14th inst.
Three tramps entered house in Col
chester, about two miles from Essex June
ton, Saturday evening last, and attempted
to turn the family out of doors and TAX,
forcible possession. Help was sum moned
and the rascals arrested and lodged in Bur
lington jail. .a ai. 1
One hundred and seventy,five hay SCALE
we're manufactured at the Fairbanks seal,
works, St. Johnsbury, in the week ending
Oct. 90, being an average of one scale eacl
twenty minutes of the working hours
These scales have total capacity of Ga
tons. In the same week there were shippe,
from the factory thirteen car loads 0
scales, amounting to lao tons weight O
nearly eleven tons per day. Caledonia',.
Frank Brill OF North Troy, the youn
man who was arrested for setting fire t
DIR. Longley's house in Mansonville, p. @.
has confessed his crime. He says he wa
persuaded to do it by Dr. Reach of Man
sonvllle, who agreed to pay him two hund
red dollars for the job, and who furnishe,
the kerosene with which the fire was kin
died.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
Vermont Dairymen's Association.

AT the annual meeting of the Vermont
dairymens association, held at St. Adams,
the following officers were elected
President-Edwin ID. Mason of Rich
ice-Presidents- Nathan T. Sprague. jr.,
Brandon T.. s. Wood, Pomfret G. =.
McAllister, Enosburgh.
Secretary and Treasurer-O. s. Bliss,
Georgia. Hn
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Addison county-D. w. Nash, Alexis Il.
Smith, New. Haven Henry Lane, Corn
wall.
Bennington county-W. b. DEMO, Ru-
pert A. B. Armstrong, Dorset Barber
Chase, Pownal.
Caledonia county-Claud Harvey, Bar
net Henry Blake, Lyndon; Duncan Har-
vey, Ryegate.
Chittenden county-Alney Stone, Il. Ii.
Talcott, G. p. Sanderson. ~
Essex county--E. s. Freeman. Hiram A.
Cutting, J. $. Webster.
Franklin county-A. A. Moore, o. q.
Start, N. q. Martin. .tni
Grand Isle county--A. II. Manning, A.
K. Landon, James Mcbride.
Lamoille county-R. r. Wait, A. II.
Bailey, E. p. Midget.
Orange county-John b. Mead, ii. ID.
Abbott, II. Whi.cher.
Orleans county,. j. Jameson, Thos
Baker, VIM. w. Grout.
Rutland county-Horacc Ellis, Porter
Benson, Marvin O. Stoddard.
Washington ceunty-Daniel Hopkins, j
A. Coburn, w. l.. Simonds.
Windham county--Peleg Winslow, A. E.
| Wyman, Ii. G Clark.
Windsor county-Chas. Dana, Homer
W. Vail, Henry Stafford. 81 q.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
GLOBE MORNINGS NOVEMBER 1875

ing with pride because he happens TO pos
sess little more of the worlds goods than
his fellows the superficial scholar, look
ing with lofty contempt at the ignoramuses
around him while all ignorant of the fact
that he himself s but as a boy gathering
pebbles on the beach, while the great ocean
of truth lies all undiscovered before him
the important man, perhaps a school CON-
mittee clothed with little brief authority,
and assuming airs that, but for their shall
lowness would do no discredit to lord
mayor the would be fop and quasi
belle who perhaps are the only
pitiable opponents of sentimentality
the place can furnish the acetic gossps
who endeavor to make things interesting
generally by pitilessly crticising the I'm
wary the old reliable pillars of society,
from the honest plow- logger to the no
less laborious artisan, and who after all are
the only class worthy to be mentioned.
These and many more are there and their
counterparts may be found In every COM
munIty in the world. And among the
whole the man of principle, who lives UP to
high convictions of right and duty for their
own sake is rara avis that, though seldom
recognized by the needless world, is to
himself satisfaction worth more than its
plaudits.
We are to have a first-rate lecture course
here this winter embracing as speakers,
VIM s. Andrews, Johd b. Cough, Carl
Schurz, Fitz Hugh Lee, David Dudley
Field, John r. Hoffman and, think, H.
w. Beecher. Perhaps may report some
of them for THE GLOBE If think them
| worthy. t't. i.f -