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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

am Is. Gusuf lS49 gum grisfsr sswettt.
Glet& barauf purbe fr als Ssttfcrser ter
fattOttf&sn U%emetnten su Rt&fcnntat, ant
@eRytaltu In SiaSe 60. anseaert, mad
s~etidtrtsem Wirtea uter ale GstalfsYrte.
fer tn bic ensltf&e @emetnse au SlcrtGasi
seriest. SIN 1858 f&tdten ion feline Oberen
ais Supertcr Der @tficnen BON ,Ofase Go.
iptsber tn ietnen friSeren Wtrfunsstrets ;u.
rlld. Gr genes wdtrene fstnn Iangidtrt.
gen Ebdtisfett in bsr!g eslforse tufelbf ntGt
nur BITE etebe anb bas 3utrauen fetnsrgfarr.
timber. fenOern fanb aud BET M%nberssldu-
btsen-DeutiGen pte Smsrtfannm-in 30.
benz anftten. SIN @tntsr 1870 ;cs er iG
tn Der &usIbuns fttner 8erufssFt&ttn-er
tpurbe trdtrenb elmer falten De3embernaHt
;u etuem fanf Msilen entfsrnt rptnsnten
&rasten ssrufen, uu1 ttm tte III. Gtsrte.
iaeraraeate 3u brtnsen-etne tefttse Grfdl.
tuns 81, aus Der ft& balb bic 99wtnbfuat
entwidelte. SIN Gusuf bes SorIsen Sab.
rec mar 60 tim nod psrsGnnt, tn fttnsr al.
ten @suetnbe tn Dfase GruntY 3ur unaus.
fpre<Gen Sreube ietner friteren @farr.
timber bas fanfunts 10 an3isidtrtss yrtefsriu.
btldum gu fetsrn. MDse CT ruben I'm Srte.
ben!
Sn &aibtmstoa, .. 6. uurSe an. sort.
gen SUnntas bic neue Stride sur unbefed.
ten Gmpfdnsnt6 bur& ben trG'fen Germ
Grabti&cf gaplsp, unter Gfifena stslsr@rie.
fer. feterli4 einsewetbt. Die neue &irGe
TT etne 3terSe tes nGrbltHen @tabttbstlss
unb tcist $4,000, wppDn $4,000 fGOn al.
beaatlt inb. Die alte Stride tptrb ju
SGul3weden pertpenbet unb aud etne 6a1e
fur gcrlefunsen unb Observation-Disclosures
etnsert&tet uerten.
Sn @easmpnee, Gusn Co., @ts., wtrb
i'm 9aufe bes RdGfen Sabres etn neues@pt'
testaus erbaut. 9as Matertal fcngadfetn
fetn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27


eonbon a. Seb. gsn 3an3ttar
tommt bic RaHrt9t, bas Elm trtttf9ss De.
fHrabsr tas Sort Nonba3iaue auf Der SIN.
ftl Ronaba3. an Der ORtife &frtta's, mad
finffanbtsemSeuer s~tnsencnauaen BAT. Bon
bergefasuns wurbsn II set6btet unb so Der.
uuxtst. 3wet @tlaSenf&tfe NIT 30Ostta.
ssu purtsn pessencmr,sn.
2pntpn, 1s. Tebr. Bon 8srltn sptrb
mitsetbetlt, ba6 8tsmard auf @unf& bee
4atftrs f@ stne f~e&smcnatltde Ruteaeti
s6ane. tvtrb.
Cine anbere DeYefHe fast: Die @6slt&.
lett scn 8tsmard's Ridtritt to nod INNER
has S~assseefprda. @strfGstnlta To, bae
Der aan3ltr tbetluetfe GrlsiGternns fetuer
arbsttstaf bur& bic Grnennuns tss Sur.
fen 4cbenlcbe, bersetttsen Gefanbten tn
Yarts ertaltea mtrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

0ptt ItvVtttSu WV =
Mlte tmb Neme 2fSelt.
3etnter SabrsanS, S. Geft. l
Das Snbaltsserset9nts btetet etnen 10
fetner abre&slan rtanntsfalttssn unb ffbr
a~n3tetenben eefefef bar. Die Grsdblaas
r3tsennerttnb" son &trfGfelb feFelt bic
&ufnsertiaufett bss eeisrs tn tcben Grade
sbenfu BITE Grsd9lunssn ra1tt 9ttannk" RON
%. eAnSe, nSreue etsbs" BON Gnnta Srana
fepte bic belsbrtnten arttisl ,2tpt unb
@drne" BON .. s. aletn, .Rsrbfettlber"
BON 81. 8ertbslb unb Stele aabere Mrttfel.
Die ttnf&ft3 Der GompcEtten, fcpte In
getref tanflsrtfAsr Musfibruns febr seluu.
germ Saufrattcnen ntuden tsfts &eft au
stnsr. Ser tntersfantsFsn. @:r ~ermdbnen
bts 3etGnuasen sDte ptebsssenefsne Nu t.
ter" Die ~serunslddte Mesittn", ,rtrn 6aus
unb 6of", Y@roemuttsr anb 2Gnftltn" u. {.
10. DAP bic StlbniEt bes Sarabtf&sfs
Sarnotss BON Sal3burs unb bes Sifdofs
SrtHlnsarai BON @anfsr, NIT bes bstsesebe.
men btesrasbtf&en Grtldrans far fatkeItf&e
ssfsr sans ~bsfonssrss Snterefe taten, tit
felbfrerf6nbltH.
Srsts per 9sft MIR 20 Gis., per Sabr.
gang $500.
9rrbetefte Bet n. 8ures unb
aud BET u. S4wara.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27
Sohau1t @abtif @Shltn, 8.

+ Sebau1t Sabtif @SlSltn, s. :, srte.
fer In ct. 2outs, TT am sersauseaen Don.
nerfas Mbenb mad lanssus 2etbsa In Rem
Orleans sefrrben. CT wurbe am l. Sun
1918 tn eusern In Der @&wsia sebsren.
Getne Samtlte sebErt 3u ben erfen unb in.
sefebenfen bss Gantcns euasrn. @&cn tn
frhter Susenb trait CT tn ben Srbsa Der Sc.
fetf&aft Sefa etn, unb mar, ais tm Sabre
lS47 In Der @Gwst3 bh Ssfuttsnbess tn
Sesne sefest purbe, Srcfsdcr an BEN Col
Iestum tn @Gwss. Mtt elmer srUbsn An'
aatl ftixer Sertrtebsnen Orbensbrhpsr fan
Ct TN Suit lS4S mad ben Der. Staatsn
murbe Der grOSins ct. eOais ausstbstlt'
SIN 2pSi3tat au Slcrtfant setlsnbste 81
tann istne tbsplOstf&en 9tubten unb ,purSe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

pel4e In ben perfdktensn staaten sewdblt
trureen, itnb fcl4enbe. h1hi4taG az
SIN California; tF an bic Gtene
bee Dsnaotraten Eager BET u~nabbdnstss
OYpcfttCnsutann Booth eewdtlt, btr burG
fetn entf&tebenss, Santeln als @cuueraeur
pcpul6r purbe. E
Connecticut fGtdt fatt bes 9tepab.
ltfaners gudinstua, ben ecnftruattsen De.
u1Dfraten Cation.
Bon S nbta ia fcutuat fat bes Repub.
l~itansrs pratt Der Ssrtf&rtttsbsmptrat Ne.
Dcnalb.
@atne fentst ben &syublttaner 6amltn
BON Neuem.
@affa&ufetts fGt6t ftatt bss rspub.
ltfaniiGen @afbburn ben bur4 fttn bts.
tertsss @trfsn tn &eprdfentantentaufe
a1s eutetn bstunnten Repubtttansr Dawes.
@t&tsunf tst an bic Stene tes rspub.
Ittanif&en Yartettprannsr Chamber ben
unab bdnsis ba~ftebsnten &tGter GBrtft.
1ntY.
Sn @tnnefota erlus Der bisbsrise
Senatcr &amies. BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lttaner OberrtGter @egRtnan.
SIN Nebrasfa wurbe an bic GteIe bss
liberal.republtfantf&en Sipton Der uaab.
bdnstse &eYubItfaner gabbpd sefsst.
Renabd. erfest fetnen btsbertsen reput'
ltfantfGen eenatcr Gtewart tur@ ben
sladltden Observation-Disclosures
anb @tatsndr ,Gbaron.
Rev Series. fHtdt fatt bes Dempfra.
ten etOdtcn, ben ScrtfGrtttsbemotratenGr.
Gsuperneur Nanbelpb..
REV gsrt patlte fat tes 2tberalre.
Yublttaners Tenton. ben Demrtraten Ser.
nan.
Bon Dtto 1T Der btsbertse@ Senator, ter.
bervOrrasenbe temotrattf&e Staatsmann
Sburutan trtebersew6blt.
@ennfp1papten feabet ben Deuaa.
gcsen @anaee.
&tDbe Ss1ant serabfGtebete ben re.
p~ablttantf4ea Sprasue ~ @unfen besGsn.
8urnfbe.
germout BAT fetnen republitantfGen
Staatsmann Gbmanbs rtebersewdblt.
Sn @tstcn ftn rarb Ratt bes, &e>
p~ublttaners Carpenter b,r @epublttaner
&snus Cameron sepabIt.
De1eware bat ben btsbsrtsen herap>
trattf&en SenutOr 8asarb, ST., wteber er>
tpdtlt.
SIortta Bat ben reYubltfantl&en
s&nappiddler Gtlbert burG ben semdsts.
ten DtmOtruten SOnes erfest.
Rarplanb Bat an BITE @tefe tes bis,
bea,ptrattfHsn Senators &amiItcn
ben ssudbtsten Demotratsn Yludnss@b ste
seiest.
MtfftfftYpt f&tdt fat Bee. hsbsristnI
Repablttaners yeafe ben f~arbissn
Bruce.
SIN Miffpurt mug Der sldn3ente 9ibe.
ralreputltfaner SGars benz &ebegenseneraI
9las MAIDEN. l
Zen &c 19tdt 1tdtt 1etnes btspert'
gen republtfantf&en Senatcrs grswntcw
ben 0ppOftUnsmann Gr'grdRbent Scba'
frn.
SerhS fenbet fat bes ber Corruption
.bulstssnben &sSubltfaners Slanasan ben
fest aueerbalb fetaes Staatsa. ~unbetannten
Narep.
gtretnten eriest ben &epubltfaner
eepts bur& @ttbers, ipelaer ais fdbtser
anb seudbtster Sib.D emsfrat beaet4net
trirb. I'll. ,.-t
@efStrstnten felt an ben glat |
bes resuldren &epublttaasrs 8prenan ben
Gaperton, tar etnf Mltsirstnten
tna &%ebelenesnBrts sertrat.
Dura bttfe &enberaasen perltert Der Gen
at feline 3uet ~befenStebnsr, 9Gurt unb Gar,
aber MAJ Der 8srlaf bes erferen III,
.bsfoRhers spn ben DeutfHen, 3u bebausrn.
1ebrtsens sebsa NIT S&ur3 aud fetne Itbe.
disqualification YartetseneFen Sentpn
uab Stpton al BITE seraptdte poIttfdt
Ste1uns btefsr bret N6nnsr bat f& als I'M.
erwief.n, - bsuasrtt bie Sa.e Stats.
#"t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27
Taften.0 erpronuna fur Die Oi6
cefe st. saul.

&f& ernatttrc&, Der erte Sag In Der 81
fen3ett, fdat btsies Sabr ouf ben 10. Sc
bruar.
l. Gns Sage in Der 5uasn;eit, @pnntas'
ausssnrn1men, fnb sebCtene Saatase.
2. Das @ebot bes Safens perlanst bt,
Gntbaltuns BON @petien, NIT Nusnabm'
elmer Nabl3ett. fewte 90 aud ron bteisr Der
@enub BON Slsii6fpetfen ousf<eet.
8. Der@enus pUaGletfGfpetfea BET ttefs,
etnen Mabl3ett TT iseoH tn btefsr DtSetfi
bur& Dtipeniattcn erlaubt, NIT &usnatmt
bes @tttwc&s unb Srettaes teber @oHe
bes Quatsmber'S amfuss unb Der 4 lester
Sage Der Safenaett.
4. Stfae unpSletf& burfen niGt BET Der
felben Wabl3sit senUfen pereen.
5. CUR 3uberettuns Der @pesfen II
SGwetnefett erlaubt.
6. Cine tletns Grfsti&uns, sswOsnlt&
COLLATION. ssnannt, bic ben 4ten She'll etnsr
Wabl3stt ntGt iberi6rettet. TT &benhs er.
ldubt ; Bel elmer fCIGen COLLATION. birfen
Slide, Butter, Sdie. II. +. ID. ssnOfen psr.
ben.
@epotnteit erlaubt aud bss @Crsens
etne 9Gale 8ufee. Stee ODER hume GtUee.
labe NIT etnem Stfeu 8rOb 3u ssnteeen.
7. Gas GafsnssbOt ssrpFtGtst unter
elmer Srbflnbe &ae iene, wtlGe has 81. &c.
bensiabr pptenbet taben. Selsente Ser.
fenen ftnb aus befrnheren @rinben pom ga.
fen aussenCmmen
l. Die &ranfsn 2. bic init fGneren
Arbetten Ober %erfG6pftnben 9HtGten 8s,
f6dfh9ten 3. SraueH rdtrenb ttrer
Sawanssrf3aft unb 70 LANCE fs&tnbsr ftl.
len. !.
Serfonsn. pelGe nd felbf pom Safsnse.
BOT entf6ulbissn Uber um &bffen3 naHfu.
den, fCten I'm Gswtfen ibsrseust fetn, bab
Der Grunb tbrsr unfdtisfett au fatsn In
wtrfltGem uRSermSsen uns ntGt In ;u gro
fer @aHRGt NIT fG fslbft Itese. Sn 3rpet.
feltaften Sdllsn wenbe man f6 an fstnen
Seelferser aud fCntsn f6 ieRe, wel&e
ousssncunmsn inb, mad &rdften bemiten,
bic NiHtbeaHtuns bes TaRens bur& anbere
Buswerfe 3u eriesen, unb In l1%eberetnftrts
muns NIT benz Settle Der Stride In bteler
betlisen3stt uSsmeinfaaft nit eenlsbrisen
benz @ebst unb Der gammluns bes Geifss,
Der &eue uns 3erfniri&uns iber bteginsen
fG binssbsn.
s.. DosGebot berGntbaltuns pcnSlstfH.
fpetfen rerbtnbet ale, nit ausnabme fletntr
Rinber. 2
9. Yerfenen, tpelGe BON Der obligation
3un, TaRsn nssen 3ranttett, iawerer Grbett
&c, fret finb, linb ntHt p~erbunten, bios eth.
nal Stetf& su eGeu. an ben Sasen, an rel
den Tletfa erlaubt TT.
. Die @rtefer perbsn rdprenb Der TaRen
3a fsfssfssten 3etten b~efenbere anba6tsh'
bunsen tolten In tbren 8tr&en. SrattfGe
8eletrunsen iber bic 4rtaltGen Yfttten.
bte Sacramento unb bic rs6te 8crberettnns
uuf hsrsrt ipirbisen Gmpfans foaen bet bic
fer GsleseRtett eesebeu wereen; aud felsn
fe BITE tbrer Gorge anpertrauttn &tnber TIM
3ote6ismus gut unterriGten unb b~tetentsen,
rsl&e has ssbSrtse alter erretGt tabsn, fur
ben gmpfuns Der erfen 81. .&Ommunton auf
Ofern rprbersten. q
SIN Auftrase tes 9S&w'fen 6errM 81.
lNCfS.
as Subn SreIan ND, Sttretdt.
ct. WauI, 3. Sch. 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

GbieaBp. YrdRbent GT1nt unb Stnan3.
mtntfsr 8rtfem finb entiHieben bafar, BAT
pte wsfltGe Rlnse peber mad ct. Scuts
nod mad Cincinnati, nod mad SnbtanapS.
lie, nod mad Omaha, funbsrn mad gtieasc
fpmunt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

eentDn, 81. Stb. SIN elmer Climber.
fabrtt tn &tbratts, GrafiGaft gcrnuan.
funb stns Grplofrn Fat, rel9e S Mrbstter.
tnnen bas 2eben nabut. f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
MlSCELL ANEOUS.
From our Late Editions Of Yesterday.]
Remarkable Discovery.

CAVE OPENED IN IowA-uUNAN BONES WITH
TRACES OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATION FOUND IN IT.
DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. 80.
A remarkable discovery WAS made on an island
in the Mississippi, eight miles below this place,
on Friday, by some fishermen. 1t was a sub
terranean cave hewn out of the solid rock, which
was covered by rock, and which was reached
by stone steps. The floor of this cavity, which
had undoubtedly been made thousands of years
ago, was thickly strewn with ashes, the clarred
remains OF bodies and substance which they
took to be dead leaves first wet and then pressed
together resembling in color and solidity cake
of oatmeal. Among the dry ashes they picked
up three tusks, about the size OF a boar's tooth
and little lower the boat hook came in contact
with q hard substance which proved to be a
ekull ~ brown as polished walnut, perfect in
every respect and of extraordinary size.
On further examination an almost complete
skele ton was discovered, but the most singular
part came to light in the hardened and almost
petriiled leather strips, bronze buckles and a
wooden log which continued the
extremity Of that limb, t having been re-
moved half way between the hip and knee.
This ID very interesting discovery proving that
knowledge of bronze WAS among the learning
of aboriginal Americans, and that mechanical
surgery in those days equals at least that Of
these days in the adoption of timber extremeties
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
Tho Baltimore Failures.

THEIR EFFECT UPON THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY
BALTIMORE Aug 80.
The committee appointed to make an exami-
nation OF tho books OF the Calvert Co. began
that work OH Saturday and discovered that $780,
900 Or 5000, 900 more of the paper Of the Calvert
Company had been used by Stirling, Ahrens
Il Co. than heretofore reported, max
ing the total amount used by them
about S1,000.0 900. This amount, however,
has been provided for IN some way by the
suspended firm, and will not be lost An i'm
preston prevails that the suspension OF the
Calvert Co. will not be allowed to be perma-
nent, inasmuch as the only remaining firm Of
refiners will be unable to supply the Western
demand, and to permit such course would
divert much trade to New York. 1t is stated
that of the unsecured paper of the
two firms the Baltimore banks hold
1880 900 and 100000 by private capital
lists. Merchants, as rule, hold but little Of it,
they having got rid of it, which accounts for 30
much Of it being in the banks Tho opinion
seems to be unanimous that es the paper of the
firms is distributed among wealthy capitalists
and solid banking institutions no fear need
be entertained of anything serious happening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
A story of DesIitutiOn.

GIRLS ENTIcED INTO THE PEACH ORCHARDS,
POORLY PAID AND IN sTRAIcHTENED cIRcuM-
STANCES.
The Baltimore Sun prints some rather strange
sounding statements in relation to alleged harsh
treatment and destitution OF girls
employed in the peach orchards
at Round Top, on Chester river Its information
is obtained from party of a dozen girls who
went down to Round Top from Philadelphia IN
response to an advertisement which appeared IA J.,
the papers, saying they could make from Sl.oo
to 20 per day. Accordingly about forty girls
we're engaged and on Thursday they were sent
on steamer to baltimore, where they were
transferred OH Friday morning to another
vessel and taken to Round Iop.
Tho girls say that on the way over
from Philadelphia on Thursday night they were
Obliged to sleep on deck, and suffered greatly
from the cold. Upon arriving at Round Top the
girls found, upon inquiry made OF other girls,
(about seven hundred of whom they state are IN
that neighborhood,) that they could only make
fifteen to twenty cents per day, and that they
had to sleep on the floor, with hay for a bed and
that the food given them was not ut TO eat.
They found the girls there crying and desiring
to return home, but could not do 70 on account
of want of funds. One girl down there stated
that she had written two or three letters home
but that they had been torn mp by some one in
authority on the ground, and she went TO the
engineer ef the vessel on which the girls VINO
returned Saturday went down, ana inpioIeu
him to take letter to Baltimore and mail II Tor
her, About thirty of the girls who went down
Friday remained and eleven returned to Balt-
more, with the hope of getting back to Philadel-
phia. ,,,. t.,
formation were of party who had leit ltou,iu
Top and were endeavoring to get back TO fhila-
deIphia. They had tasted they said, for two
dayp. and the Mayor not only fed them but sent
them on to their homes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
PAID NEARLY
S4OO.OO!
JAsuARY /, 1878.
H. Il. STEyRNs, ESQ:

II. X. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Sir: When about six months Old was vac
clnated The parties who were yacclnatcd from the
same virus died from the hum0r. The hunor spread
over me to such extent that Was rolled In bran
10 prevent me from scratching my person. The dis
ease finally settled In my head. 1 remained In this
condition about twenty years. troubled all the time
with sores breaking In my head and discharging cor
ruptlon from my ear. AT this time q small kernel
appeared on my neck, gradually Increasing In siz
until tumor formed of tuch immense size could
see 1t by turning my eyes downward. All this time
was taking var ious remedies for my blood without
any substantial benefit.
then went to prominent physician In Boston
who during his treatment of six months lanced the
tumOr eight times, which cost me nearly 1900. This
left me with rough. aggravated sore, without al
all diminishing the size Of the tumor and in SICK
~, feeble condition. consulted another physician
IN Natick, who after considerable time, SUGGESTED
Ia healing the sore without reducing the size. AT
this point commenced to use VEGETINE thi ouRh
the earnest persuasion OF friend After had taken
this medicine about one week experienced won
derful sensations. My whole body seemed TO be I'M
dergolng radical change, until nnaly, the tum0r
broke and discharged frghtfu quantities. From
this time 1t decreased In SIZE until the bunch disap
peared but my neck still bears the ugly OF the
sore and lance. am now healthy and strong and
able TO work every day.
Will also mention that have been an acute suf-
ferer from infiammatory rheumatism ever since
can rem mber, until commencing the use of VICE.
TINE, when almost Immediately all rheumatic pains
ceased This statement volunteer for the purpose
Of beneftting other suffering humanity, and you
thought proper. Very gratefully,
o. M. SAyELs, Ashland, Mass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
The Maryland Reform Party.

CANDIDATES AND PLATFORM TO BE PUT FORWARD
To-NIuHr-AcTIoN OF THE GRAND COUNCIL.
Especial Dispatch to TIC Ne'o York Itnies'l
BALTIMoRE, Md, Aug. 29.-The Secret reform
Party comes openly into the field at mass
meeting to be held in this city tomorrow night,
at which the names OF candidates and platform
will be publicly announced. The Grand Gouncll
held a session Saturday and nominated A. X.
Syester for Governor, E. FL. Webster for Atty
General, and Edward Wilkins for Controller, Syes-
ter is present Attorney General, and is Demo-
crat Webster has been in Congress, and was
Collector of the Port Of BALTIMORE under LIN"
coin. He Johnsoned" in 1867, and has been
ont of politics since. Wilkins is one OF the
peach kings of the Peninsula, and Conserva-
live who has been voting with the Democrats.
II the Republican State Convention will adopt
this ticket at its meeting September M ~ IL Will
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31

oTHrn PROVINCES PREPARING TO JOIN IN THE IN
euRRECrIoS.
LONDON, Aug. 80.
A Berlin correspondent OF the Times tele-
graphs that Northern Bohemia is involved in a
rebellion against the Porte. The Insurgents of
Herzegovina have established National Gov
ernment Montenegro and Servia are actively
preparing for the war. The official press Of
Montenegro does not conceal its sympathies
with the movement
TURKIsH TROOPS PENETRATE THE HERzEdovIStAN
CAPITAL.
Three battalions Of the Turkish expedition
which landed at Kleck have reached Master, the
capital of Herzegovina, having met with no oppo-
sition on the march, -Four thousand Servians have
entered the Turkish territory and encamped at
Novi. whore they have seized the telegraph
lines Bands of Servians have appeared in the
Balkan mountains, and are endeayoring to excite
the Bulgarians to rise against the Porte.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
Msaifat.
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
We CE TIL M &.

Taking into consideration the character Of Its
vouchers, the history of It's cures and the immense
Increasing demand, VKGkTIhR may he fairly entitled
the leading medicine OF the age.
For scrofula In the blood Vegeine Is an infalllble
remedy and no person need suner from tnill0rs u-
GERS, and all diseases arising from impure blood, II
VKgKTlNE Is used according directions. There ls
moi a case Of scrofua in existence that vRGErIkE
will not cure, pro, ided, however, the vital functions
huye not lost their power OF action, all that may be
said TO the contrary notwithstanding.
VEaETINE is pleasant to the TASTE mild In Its nnu-
elce and absolute In It's action OH disease, as the
following unquestlonabe evidence VIII SHOW.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
Via ryiand.

BRUTAL OUTRAGE AT cuMBERLASD-rBE PERrE-
TRAITORS CAUGHT.
BALTIMORE, August 30.
A horrible outrage was committed last night
by three men on the person Of Ann Olive, aged
fifty-iiye years who was cook for Captain Reed,
on board the canalboat i. p. Manning, while
laying at Cumberland. John Fright and Harry
Davis were arrested this afternoon and denti-
fed by tho woman az the guilty parties They
will have hearing tomorrow morning. The
affair has created considerable excitement, and
the officers are in pursuit of the other party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
WHAT Is YEGETINE2

1t is compound extracted from barks, roots and
herbs 1t is natures remedy. TITS perfectly harm-
less from any bad effect the systen 1t is nour-
lshlng and strengthening. 1t acts rectly upon the
blood. 1t quiets the nervous system, II gives you
II good, sweet sleep at night. IL is great panacea
for aged fathers and mothers for 1t gives them
strength, quets their nerves. and gives them ma
ture's sweet sleep--as has been proved by many an
aged person. tits the great Blood Pnrl1er. IL Is u
soothing remedy for our children. 1t has relieved
and cured thousands. 1t Is very pleasant to take |;
every child likes 1t. 1t relieves and cures all dis
ases originating from Impure blood. Try the
vEGETIsE. Give 1t fair trial for yOnr complaints ;
then you will say to your friend, neighbOr and ac-
quaintance. ''Try it; 1t has cured me-"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-31
GTEAM WASHING.

While steam has been propeing railroads.
ships and variety of machinery and abor-sayine
implements for the benent OF men, only recently has
II been made to do womans work In the kitchen. 1t
i5 now harnessed In the CHAMPION STEAM
WASHER, AND MADE TO WASH AND DLEACH
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up and then
down through the clothes under the lid "a rotary
white and clean, without the of board, saw
ing time, labor the Of fabric and the woInan's
knuckles. The steamer will not explode or boil
over this cannot be said Of anyother steam washer
now in use We offer 1t alone on its merits, with
opportunity for fair test of its qualities in families
desiring to purchase should 1t prove what we affirm
4 to be, no humbug.
Come and see 1t at CAPELLE Il BROS
gig Market Street; or address Ii. Nj. i #. II. RIIE
Wilmington, Del. or r. AUSTIN, 200 Pearl Street.
Camden, N. j., manufacturers and proprietors for
the States Of Delaware and New Jersey, with Dela-
ware and Chester Counties Pa marriott