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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

Last Friday afternoon. 4 FIRE broke
cut N vessel On the Mississippi River
az The wharf Of New Orleans. When
me alarm vas gwen. many persens rush
Cd aboard two ether vessels alongside.
% witness the burning Of the ship
These vessels we're cut loose from the
wharf soon after. 70 save them from be-
ing burned also. but unfortunately. they
driftsd close % the burning vessel and
took frs- All the vessels we're burned
70 the waters edge. and the number Of
persons burned 70 death and drowned i
estimated a. high a one Kindred
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

one roaring blaze Famed BY the fierce
wind which prevailed. the flames then
spread to the main streets Of the city.
and block after block fell prey 70 the
devOuring element till the entire bust
ness and much Of the living portions Of
the city was consumed The engines
were Of no avail against the rapid spread
Of the flames. and several times had to
be abandoned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

The prOpgietey u this nedsc8ne has wslEs8 lie
asses q tie bosptaIs q LONDON, Kag Tor the past
twenty years. making rheumatism sgcszgy aud The
pseseTp tioa from which ths remedy i egat<tussd
- Al ~ ever 1ae6 n The tgeaaas<ns q thls ds@ase
~ simple eaaes soFnesiEsea tive dosee eeaee
- ne most enroac eases Il 4 give Esy b. the
re remedy bnndreds q ssisass are saved 70 tfse hs
"a eass sofd 70 throw away ae surely ID il ~ ne
paFehase q sse3ses pFeseYDson1
Let any asazsrsF waS rsads ttf. s-rrrf...e !. s,.s
ssee and take i according the gnasraeless 1919
- paeka9s zn6 . VII nos take long u eszyias tea
80 D@giAz aaetera. fees > rOsey Gaggwa away
49, nesietae . 81 sale AZ Al DTngxeGe ehrSngh6at
1sna1a a11 tsse Cnitsd States. Ifh hzspen1 shss
= = y 30 NJ ~ i r. suck AK him b aes6
~ = ~ the Wholesale Ax<nte fsRnp1sp ~
@eseDDbIs = CO., No. - HansyeY etreet.
= S@sseni ~IfTH, DOOI.ITTIR a. SMITH,
e - <<s~s1t 81, Hasten W. ". WuIPHLE
~. - - ~ CO., Io3 sfafs a., CesesTd,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

DISASTROUS FIRE AT OSHKOSH, WIS
'c0SsIN--A most disastrous FIRE. famed
by Que Of those fierce western prairie
winds, visited the city Of Oshkosh, Wis,
yesterday afternoon and swept the most
valuable half Of It, with over $1,000
600 worth Of property. cut Of existence.
The IRE began about o'clock IN the
afternoon. IN Morgan & Brothers saw
MIL on the north hank Of the river, and
from that communicated 70 a dozen eth
er saw-mIlls N the immediate neighbor-
hood, which with millions Of feet Of
lumber piled up IN the yards, we're son
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

The Newspapers and sensational cor
respondents are making changes in Pres
ident Grants cabinet every few days,
but the president does not move the men
on his checker board as often a. they
predict. Attorney George Williams
vill doubtless soon retire, but the other
members are expected to stick for the
present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

If viee-PrsSidens Wilson has said all
the foolish things that have been aserib-
ed to him. during the past few months.
he must be well advanced IN his dosaqe.
and his demise should be looked for soon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
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An-sa A s%s4 ha51evs aA1 o.Ass exssss,rs a -
A~-sesssSn aFs sasTsssss herssy noeeed " pre4@ne
iee h%s aaa eses eAasaas aa.ass sass Iaasssss q,
Day1@az-
n T. DEwEY. CASHIER.
IrAaa@TzA. W 1sva u. Is1s. Isns
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

4 hundred years Of independence has
not improved our climate. Thew lad
apple blossoms and waving grzss and
warm sunshine az Lexingtou, April 10.
l1I5- Last Monday the immense crowd
shfvsred IN biting, piercing east Wind
and chilly Temperature.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

SAYS:
BozToz. March 9th. 1875
PRoF. ALPHoxsE HrLLEE.
Dear sfr-Aceept my lasting gratitude for the benefit
which myself and wife have experienced from the use
q the wonderful medicine eaIlef the
DIAMOND RHEUJIATIC CURE.
For several years past have been subject 70 regular
attacks o. InfanmatoTy rheumatism. and each sue
ceedng attack much than is predecessor
The last visitation from this terrible scourge lasted
three months The best medical talent IL Cambridge
was called N, but relief was experienced vas 80
low On several OCCASIONS that my riscovery sIs-
paired Of When at last rzIed sufficient TO discern
what transpFfng about me- learned that nv wife
was also afflicted with the same RearfGl disease A
friend learning 81 helpless condition brought her
ak bottles Of the DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE
By the taking Of two doses o. this invaluable remedy
she was entirely relieved then commenced 70 tale
Il, and rapidly improved until IN about a week was
completely restored. Since then have had another
attack and one dose dispelled h. I no huzer fear
Rheumatism or ia baBeful effects. About two weeks
ago recommended it 70 friend who was likewise
suffering and The resait cure By the use
o. one bottle- You can my name ether pubg5cly
o. privately IN the inteaess o. suffering mankind. /
am wiling 10 be interv1~ed personzIiy by apv one
desiring % ksoN the above faets frsm me and feI
faiy convinced that the thousands whs are TO-DAY suf
fern2 u toTMenta from the effects q Rheumatism and
GouI, Il they but knew how ready relief and cure
Was a. hand, would At resort 70 thiS sure and
simple remedy and would bless with b@nedbe4Ons on
praise the name u the physician who gave 70 sgrr9
humanity this truly Elective remedy-the DIAMOND
KHEUMATTC CURE
Ire1lain, gratefully yssrs.
7. y. STEVENS,
.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03

Particular attention giUe, to trimming nice COtfn'
and Cdshets. good supply attcGys hand.
Barton, April 9Th, S75.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-03
Rheumatism Cured.
CERTAIN
p o - i 7 il " z +.
As "A Proof,
NOTICE THE RESULTS.

CAPTAIN sTEYENs- on The BOSTON LANCERs.
SAYS:
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16
A DRINK OF BLOOD.

A reporter of the Cincinnati Com
,aerrMl went around among the
Hebrew slaughter-houses of that city
the other day, and at one place he
drank glass of bullock's blood-a
beverage that is often INDUCED in by
the consumptivcs- and then he went
home and wrote about its effects in
this way: "And how did it taste !?
Fancy the richest cream, warm, with
II tart sweetness, and the healthy
strength OF the pure wine that glad
deueth the heart of man. Ii was n
draught simply del cious, swecter than
any concoction of the cntmist, the
confcctioner, The wine naker--it is
the very elixir of life itself.
The popular idea that blood is diff
cult TO drink is an utter flilacy, and
the most timid with the warm glass in
his hand must be rcassurcd by one
glance at its clear contents. He will
forget All the familiar feelings of sick
ness coniured up bythat terrible word
blood it is not blood any longer in
his eyes, but the Io3y life, warm and
palpitating with the impulse of the
warm hearts last y, pita.ion; it is
iuttJi NiSplNNHi a. 'ANi',. AiAN- Hut
the essence, but the ~ ,opl,sa,ic fluid
itself turned in n. 'a.;aut iiom its
natural channel.
No ocher earthly dt.ughl c,r rival
such crimson cream. AID lis strength
spreads through The veins NTH the
very rapidiiy Of wine. Perhaps the
knowledge of it invigorating proper.
ties originated that terrible express
ion drunk with bio Cd. That the
first draught Will create a desire for a
second that second may create an
actual hloodthirstiness in the literal
sense Of the word; that such thirst
might lead 10 the worst consequence
in a course and brutal nature, we are
rather inclined to believe is not only
possible, but probable. The healthy
and vigorous should respect the law
Of Moses in this regard.
Perhaps II was through occasional
indulgence in draught of human
blood (befcrc mems veins were pois-
oned with tobacco and bad liquor,
that provoked the mon strous cruelties
of certain Augustine Emperors. Per-
haps it was such passion that, as De
Quincy has it, left Caligula. while toy
ing with the polished throat of his
wife, CGsonia, half distracted between
the pleasure of caressing it, which he
might do frequently, and of cutting
it, which could be enjoyed but once. "
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16
HARDWARE. dc,
ANN. GREEN q CO.,
Successors to Pedrick, Green 4 Co..
IMPoRTKRs AND DRALKRs IN
IRON AND STEEL,
BITUMIN0US COAL GALVANIZED
IRON. COACH -BUltD D .RS' HARD
WARE de-,

s..E. COR. THIRpk& SHIpLEYs5TS..
Have always ON hand full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Rest tyAls of American
Hammered and Rolled l'sr-, English Refined
Bars of all sizes; Hand, hoop and Slit Iron;
best Norway Nailrods and Augcr Shapes Cal
vanized anil Black Sheet Iron, Cast, shear.
Blister Gcr,nan, swcde, spring, Tire. Ma,
other Hardware Horse Shoes, Horse shoe
Nails, Borax. Bolts, Clips. Nuts. Washers,
Aalleahle Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs,
Axles, Spokcs, fclloes, Shafts, Bows, &c.
Carriage Canvass, oil Carpets, Rattinctt. En-.
ameled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware Of all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
'zed Nails, Dahit Metal Load Srelter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zine, &c. &c, smiths and other
tools, AnvIls, Vices, Bellows, Slodges. liam
mers, Shoeng Knives, Files, Islsps. Smiths'
DrllIs, lre Bcndcrs, Twcro Irons, Stocks AMI
Diea, Grindstoncs, CrlnlR and Rollors. Back
Chains &c.
All Of which will he sold at very low prices,
wholesal and retail tor Cash or approved
credit. MARI 1865
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16
n Big SitUer Mine.
WHO DORIS 1T BELONG TO


WAsHINGToN, Sept, 14.-The Col
lector of the Port at Sitka, Alaska,
recently made @. a.report to the Treasury
Depar ment that silver mine has
been discovered in Alaska, by prac
tical miner, whose report of the char
acter and location of the mine was
forwarded to the department, the Col
lector has reported that u party of
Canadians, hearing of the the exis-
tence of the mine, have located and
erected q colony in its vicinity, and
claiming that 1t is upon British terri
tory, have applied to the Dominion
authorities for an act of Incorporation,
to enter upon its developement, The
Collector ia positiye that the mine,
which is represented to be immensely
valuable, is beyond the western bonn
dary of British America, and clearly
within the territory of the United
States. The matter has been referred
to the State Department for investlga
ton
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16

Senator Pease says it 5 all Peaseful in
Mississippi.
Where is that summer of ours gone TO-,
all Of : sAddeLf
JEFF Davis is seventy years old, and still
he is mot happy.
Belgium sells annually 81 Coo t.30 worth
OF Ilenclennes lace.
Boston breaks street lamps at the rate
Of about 81 600 year.
The Duke and Duchess Of SAKE Mem
inpen are excellent act org.
The kentr ozy Legislature will beurged
to rrobibit lotteries
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16
rTNHE iA9I IkTATTRACHoK
l. IN DELAWARE |
CIADWICk'S DELAWARE MUSEUMI
1ll and 209 WEST FOURTH SrPEET.

nj and 209 WEST FOURTH STREET
Dppos iit the City Spring, Wilmington, Del
Has ie-opened 10 the public with a large
collection ofnew curiositics, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks of nature. Also, a large
addition of noted liie-size Figures. Correct
likenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prof. Repett, among " hich
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer of the
Deering Family Daniel Dancer. the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Ian
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave; I;
VIM. Burke, the murderer Of 10 persons; Ma.
thlss Shupinchi, murderer of the pc ddler boy; !;
Arthur Spring, the murderer of two sisters
also he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs. the
notorious pirate; Lieut. Montroville, the be-
trayer, by hisside stands poor Charlotte Tenn
pie; Crazy Nora, OF Philadelphia; Witch OF
Endor In the forest. Also, $4,000 Birds, AMI.
mails, Reptiles, &c, from oil parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Museum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There Ia more
to be seen for the pice of admission than at
any other exhibition in the country. Open
day and evening from O'Clock, A. M. until
ID,30P. III. admission only Is ts; Children
Gcente, to see the whole collection.
w. H.CHADWICK, Proprietor
decl6wly
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16
anLoNcI ~. ,r.t

nv AMI "Ne' a crnt M .,,,rI
'OO 1t ~ 'e"tare, Ii @..i
Ice ny the ton at low rates ,,o,,....
Tue season as low as the loNsst ''''A'N "a
we pride ourselyes OIL hay,ng o,,,...
most careful, polite ani accom-, ',a,'sl lie
veTs In the city for All oui ro,itrs '''''1''lh'
9,Ve ua a call before gong elsrNLq,.
|ALr0N4GRa
- No. . West Ihnl ,tra.,
teTs6 lfifteenlli AMI A.ng g5'@ t5'.,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16
Zoe! ! Lco!! r,,o,,,
Fl HANiNu 'a!i ln.a iu.,.
Stock OF ic.

than ever before Of ey,.ti..,
thiokness IL 10 l5 iHChrA We s,o oPH'ilY Ei
or The season OF lSfi, at Me t.,S. 'e nov FEAT
The daily gazette., 1875-09-16

Pants, white lead, red lead white zinc. iron
paI~t, lubricating oils, linsee ,ierm oil,
lar,i oil, meats foot oil, coalD II ilden& Nep-
hew's varnishes, English varnlshes. alcohol,
turpentine, paint mills. paints ready mixed.
artists materials, wax flower materials. de.
calcomania pictures, all kinds Of foreign and
domestic glass, stained, ornamental and emf
graved; coach painters material, stencil col
ors, ladders OF different lengths, ready glazed
sash, gold Leaf, bronzes, vermIlliOns. looking
glass plates.
NOS. 6 AND EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
N. Is. Particular attention paid to HOUSE
AND SHIP PAINTING. SIGN WRITING.
TC. apl.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
The Female Barber.

y feature of the fashicuabls water.
ing places in Virginia this season Is
the female BARRIERS. One OF tham has
an establiahmen ent at the White Sulphur
Springs, and her skill With a razor ia
only excelled by the fascination of her
person and her manners. The other
day, as Baltimore lady was passing
the shop, she met her husband, who 4
perfectly beardless, coming out, aud
with such pleased expression on his
face that her indignation was aroused.
"what were you doing In there, sirsp
she savagely inquired. "TaSing q
shave, my dear" he placidly replied.
Taking o shave Why you bare
faced old prevaricator, you couldn't
raise half q dozen hairs on that brsssy
cheek of yours II your life depended
on IT," 'That's very true, my dear, "
returned the incorrigiblc man, "hut
like to have her feel Tor 'em. Brook.
Ign Arggs.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
Il Han S,gallors Potato Buos,

a few days ago a well known ciu-
zen OF the Fourth ward, Eastou, while
walking in Williams township, grew
thirsty, and stopped down at cool
embowered spring where he took in
copious draughtS until he felt couple
OF some things going down his
throat like ragged edges" This
brought his temperance proclivitics tc
u standstill, and rising from his pros
trate position he investigated the
spring, and discovered to his horror,
that the surface was covered with pc
tato bugs, which were enjoying them.
selves in the water, the day being yeYT
sultry.
The discovery was enough, ard witt
the thoughts Of the iusects fastening
themselves upon the walls OF his ste.
mach, and devouring the "Nuings
thereof, as they would O green potato
leaf, he bolted on q fast trot for tbs
nearest farm house, crying loudly
Milk milk aquartsr for quart OF
milk
The good lady who heard his wild
cry and saw him coming, didn't think
OF "tranps, but ruahed to tho spring
hopse and brought forth hslf-gallon
$AOSA OA - vi tAssA AlAGl uliU GC
oonvulsively seized and swallowed
without blinking, TO the astoplshment
OF the kindly woman, who gazed al.
lently upon the performance. Thsu,
gasping for breath he called for whis,
key, but the lady had none, when,
starting with fresh horrsr at the
thought of the bugs cutting up shin.
dies" within his precious carcass, be
bolted of for Easton, where, In the
solemn stillnese of his bed.chambsr,
be poared down pint and q half OF
Gibson's best old rye, and tupbled TO
his bed in the agonies OF q man know
Ing he has poisonous insects crawling
abtut his vitals
Now what the result viii be tine
must develops 1t Is wellknown fact
that these bugs flourish on milk, and
that rye or bourbon oaly makes them
laugh and grow fat, and the supply OF
whiskey punches which the Fourth
wardsr furnished them with will make
them more frisky than ever, and give
them an appetite which brick wall
couldn't Withstand. This morning tho
unfortunate victim was "as well as
could be expected" but a certain gnaw.
ing in the epigastric regions warns
him that the bugs are still there and
clamoring for more milk punch, ,-Eas>
0a Espysss.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

While q lion.tamer In a circus st
Dss Moines was'performipg aud put.
ting his head inside the animals ex.
tended jaws, the brute closed them
with a snap. There was great commo-
tion for q short time among the show.
men and the spectators, but the man
was released from his peril with only q
badly cut face.
Familiar sayings OF Mr.. Grant, edi.
ted by the author Of the phrase, Let
no guilty man escape If 1t can be avoi
ded:h 81 propose to move immediate
ly upon your works If convenient =
"Let US have peace If we cam" "My
terms are unconditional surrender OF
Otherwise" ''l propose to tight It out
ON this line II It takes all summer OF
| Otherwise,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
DIR. j. w. LOBB
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No. s3I N. Fifteenth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA.

Ara open daily for the epcedy and perma
nent cure OF all diseases and ailments Of moi h
sexes. Dr. Lobb has had an erperience al
tIltteen years In the practice OF medicine
wnien ~ guarantee 10 patients that thei
cases Will be treated by ono thorourhlv ef-
quainted with the disease, and the besR knoWT
treatment for it, early and radical cure. Dr.
Lobp cordially invites those slfferinQ from
an ANY uisease, no matter OF how long stsnding.
,S ~ consult hlmi free OF Charge, especially
trsated by quaoks, iinposters. young and in.
experienced physicians. Dr. Lobb preparas
all hls own incidence, aud guarantaes thom
puIsiy vegetable. free from Mercury, balsam.
&C. &c: aatients anlcted with unnatural dis.
c;nasgos c; rom any part Of the body, or ulcer.
ated core legs. as well as those suffering from
diseases OF the Blood, Skin, KidReys. Blad.
uer, Frostrate Glands, Urinary Organs. &c.
sn1uld embrace the nrst opportunity to con,
Dr; Lobb'. Sure Cure, the greatest
remedy for all diseases OF tie Urinary Or
gans. Kidheys, Bladder. &c.
Dh' LSbB'5 5COHsTITUTIoNkL RENovAToR
Ihs celebrated remedy 10 tLs beat known
Ws1Icine Tor any yitiated condition of the
blood, OF system generally, eradicatinr All
conditions of disease in any climate. T6ess
preparations are purely vegetable, and pre.
pared oy the Doctor for the convenienca az
Eas patisnte reading out OF the city and who
NE, NE anaDle 70 call conveniently at his ofioe,
Mul oe sent securely packed and sealed 10
price. 'P' "
Price OF the Cure Cure and Constitutional
Renoyaior. two dollars each,
Onice hours daily from IL a. m TIL l. and
70 p. m. Consultation free and attn. iv
private. correspondence confidential,
MEDICAL OFFICES AND pRuo STORE.
No. 3S1 N. Fifteenth Street.
HpriWiy PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
OUR FOREIGN TRADE
From the New York World

Alter fourteen years imitation, which
hes only been surpassed once in the HE
tory OF the world-when France was the
political economist can look on the pre !.
sent state OF the domestic industry or Of
tno foreign trade Of the United State
with any degree Of satisfaction.
A synoPsis Of the returns frou the
Bureau Of Statistics, Of the foreign trsds
Of the United States for 1875 oleariT
shows that imitation has only tended t.
increase the consumption Of the creates;
Injuries during. the hard-pinched fscsl
yea, Just passed, while it shows marx
ed decrease in the consumption Of the
necessaries of life. In other words, While
the rich Miss Flora NcFlimsoy aid not
stint herself in her dress and oruarn erte
the poor Mrs. Hardwork and her ohiI.
dren had to do with less sugar, less fsh
ware, etc.
AHTT0T - rr r-y--pv rxrr--
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
NrOIRE DAME OF MARYLAND-cor

NoIRE DAME OF MARYLAND-cot
~ LEGlATE Institute ron fouso LAD rs
near Govanstown, Baltimore county, Nd az
miles north of Baltimore, co uducted BY the
school Sisters OF Notre Dame This institu.
are extensive. and the buildin 4 IL constructed
with every accessory for 90 nfort and CON.
vsnience. 1he system OF edu sation pursued
10 designed to develop the mental and physl.
tined. accomplished and usef,sl members Of
society, Board and tuition, Including the
frsneh and German language %, s2s5; YOUNG
ladies' uesiring private apartm ents, esis. For
particulars send for catalogue. jy3leodlm
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
DURE GROUND RAW BClNI

Furnished By car In lots OF Eve ton, and
upwards. or smaller quaint hes from store
of the lowest prices.
pilates. always on hand. Prices as low a.
the lowest qualify a. good ~ the best or.
ssblsw OIsi sG.NsnSsr' H:,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

fas s' : ,Sats ,SSsucats tabrie waahea without In.
prcash,v ~. Ihe work Of pmilcafion
QlssS ~ TsSsconpnahed; no after rubbing
~ aas,t WI wisS SSe.aiSs ssaSs done IN one quarter
Y ssss Psss s sissss ana l.Sd'1. %ltn 4s5esss @
|ssa q oe &c gaasaatssds Bsst q rsicrenees
|Whss ssons now usinx them In fhis cifv'
bd uhs,s ~ n We the mAohin1 for,Hs 4 nss
Anftl Kitchen tshla. AsA
W nannso.,. mAAC RY1K.
elaWos tufsr and assnt tor ths sfafs O
|alskasss M VSsss V&Sssss sssss
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
No 'ssrprtsea" IN expenses.

No "sarprtses" n expenses.
spsciai estimates, with upexceptiouai 60
commodauons In the best famiIies. will be
furnished Tor board, &c Our "EisoasIsns!
Ba!!sits Is worthy the attention OF every
youth sno every parent with child TO edu.
cate Sent gratis with pleasure to any al.
dress and free at the Book and News stores,
Beats can be secured now. Twenty.
Sghth term opens . o'clock, a. N Monday
For further Information van will pleass al.
iirss.. Your obedlent servant,
sus.swltdSt JOHN G. HAREyESs,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
.nr1pHrA. WILMINGTON 8 BAL
ph TIMORE RAILRoAp'
MAY slst, 1875.

,.,-s wilmington a. follows for
aa and iatermediase as si.t'Sas' as 20
ii. .a1Sa SS' IT, 1885, a. m E00' N.'' Nv '''''
b JSni;,.delpnn q and New Torf, Isl. a. m |;
b3l lsa, dG,s Sa md intermsdiate statioua, l252,
btS., amn,6 ?, nj and Warrington, la52. 2oa. 10 o.
Bai.iiITs;s Is "a LIS, $40, 7.lo, p. M
p 2 toT Delaware Division leave Tor -,
I0g lIsCe Cea9tle, 600, O. 20. s!a' a. m. isS' @io
Gg,,-uron e. and intermediate stations, 500
S, + ldst ~ ind n,sIpeiiate station 500. =,
n'' SUNDAY TRAINS
..n.s.lphu and intermediate Erai,srs. : 10
na,bts.ssnSla n,tssSla aud New York, lsl, a. m.
gsittnoro ami Washington. l2e2. soS
~ o. h,rthsr information passengers are re-
,,,ss ~ 10 The time tables posted at the depot
H,T. KEnHiKY. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
RT!cLE' or luxury IMPORTED.

Thus it will bs sssr that tho ayfulIy
hard tinea Of the fiscal year Is7s-5 did
not a1eet the rich mana fur., farcT
goods, silks, foreign fruits or diamonds
ID any case. some So, ,ooo, 900 more were
In 1874. '-""
Now will turn to the poor mans n.
cesAties and show the falling OF
AETlCLTs or NECESSITY IMPORTED.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
BEATTY PIANol

AGENTS WANTED (mals or fsmals.) e
al . ordsrs. CANAL r. BEATTY, Wssf
n yer. new ssrssy' narisds
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
EpUCA TIONAL.

N BkCKER's
Il MUSIC SCHOOL
will open
hoSDAT. sEPTEhBER GIN. 1875,
AT AccLABT's BUILDING,
Entrance No. COG 5hipley street,
vocal Ciaea of ladies' and gentlemen will
meet every Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
o, Al students for Piano. Organ, Wind and
otrlbg Instruments, who will enter the school
,ne meet Monday evening, sept, 9Th, at o'clock,
~. .eiaes'acatloh. eeptltt
Unlonvllle Institute.
~, An English, Mathematical, Commercial and
Oentlcmen.
Terms, LADIES', SlO0, Gents, O. 50 Der
w week: SS:: no extra for Latin, French. 9errnan
" oea! Music Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. W HARVEY, Principal.
sep'wst Unionvllle, Chester Co, Pa.