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in soung or old, married or single, at the
dawn Of womanhood or the change Of life,
DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription manifests
such positively remedial influence as to
call forth the loudest praise from all who
nse it.
Mr. John 4. Kinney, druggist, of Knob
Nostcr Mo-, writes as follows:
"Dr Pierce, Buffalo, \. Y, Dear Sir =
Your medicines sell better than any other
/ keep and give universal satisfaction. The
people are especially delighted with your
Favorate Prescription, and it seems to be
fayorite among all who have ever used it."
1t is sold by druggists and dealers in meji-
cines. -rr.. d&w
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The great discovery Of the age.
There is no pain which the Cen
tzur Iiniment will not relieve, no
swelling which IL will not subdue,
and no lameneas which il will not
cure. This 10 strong Language,
but II Is true. 1t Ii no humbug !;
the receipt 10 printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
Ger, ifcafes of YnndeYfll cnres of
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New York. Chicago and St. Louis exchange
buying al par and selling at u TO 4 premium.
HIDES AaD R0BEA
HIDks-Green 6L@7c; green saIted, slz99c; dry
flint l7t9is1zc; dry salt, lIc.
BUFYaLo aIDEs-winter Bull, q 50; COW, 81 50;
spikes 81 50; yezrliugs, 50@6Oc; summer bull,
BUEYALo RoBKs-.oft-dresedan and whole, no. ],
% %; no. 2, IS %; no. 5, etOo. Cali, no. ],
t5 %; no. 2, $500; no, 8. $500. Osaye, NO !,
no. 2, 81 so; no. 3, 81 %; soft and hard culls,
81 OO0lO0.
soied rooes are worth SO cents to 81 90 less than
new. Badly soiled summer robe are almost worth
less.
Prices at all times subject to the charges Of the
market.
rallow-6@7lc.
Rooa~
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County Conyenfion.

Notice is hereby given that a convention,
comprising OF fue delegates iron each
township, will be held at Tonganoxie, Feb
rnary l5th, at 10 o'clock A. u, for the pur-
pose of devisins means for procuring grain
and seed, necessary for the raising Of anoth-
er Crup. GEO. Z. MEADER.
Sec,y OF the Sp-ingdale id Society.
b. order Of other Aid Societies in this
county,, .s.ss.sr, 5-.as,,- .-. ,,r--..,-.g.
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The Standard Tooth Wash

Of the age, is Sozodont 1t has distanced
competition. DiscoIored teeth are rendered
white by it, Use. The breath derives fra
GRANGE from its aroms. 1t prevents and ar
rests dental decay. The gums become ro-
sier and harder under its operations. All
Its ingredients are vegetable and antiseptic.
Every day adds To It's popularity.
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MONTHLY STA cEM ENT.
COUNTY TREASURER
OF LEAvENwoRrH COUNTY.

The following is . statement Of the amount Of
money in ihe hands o. the toun'y ireAsu.,I o.
Lravcu worth count, Kansas, the FIR dIy Of
tenu ~, 1875, belonging to each fund named
and the amount paid OUT Of eAen curing the
upSRth of January 1875:
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Pend, Xxi at We wish those who
hear Of the Extract for the first time, 10
ask some friend about il. Many people
know il: they invariably praise d&w
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THE bondholders of the L., L. & G. r. X.
have commenced a suit for foreclosure and
filed an application to have a receiver APP
pointed
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21p DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1875,

Or said peiiiol will bs taken IS tue, and judg
nent Dr rsI der d against you, scror irg 10 . e
pTayer of "A d peIIii'n sai prayer beng OF tn
{ a. wing n.turs. to-wIt: hat judgment be rem
der d ais; thss- d=>ebdsit, Ei4rs ~. II ri.
the su, OF SIX n nd red and fifty dollars, VI
terest thereon from the!st day OF september. A.
A. 1868, At the rae OF twelve Ief eeGt. p Ium,
IA able annualIy, and until ,aiJ, IoseIh,r >isu
tea i-rr cent Il On he amt unt tnat nay be so
f1u d due As, and or At D nsy f-rs in The sald
action fore ice of tp' mort. -, set Tor n Ih
o. d pc iiioa. And that juds meat may be nn-
dsisd q ain teach n a every o t1' -D -re Ear I'd
defendant for the sale OF III oiuwiny described
real estate mortgl ed t. the ss.d i!a,ntf Os-urs
toe Day m nt OF said ella NJ # siA hundred and NIFTY
dol ersaid iO-wit: The west one b 4ifOi he
norihel.t quar,sr ofsect.n seventeen G7J OF tosH-
sh p eVeI (ll), OF range twesty one tsl), the
same bel and lying IN the 'aid county Of LesveB
worth. without redemption and that the proceeds
OF such sale be applied iowar;s the payment OF
the CO Is of the a-IiOn and 20 he payment Of the
judgment sainst the said de danr E ia Stafford,
aud thai each and every said deien ant be lore
closei Of Ii right, title and interest in and to the
laid tract of land, and eh and every person
claiming Y, from undec them, he forever bIrred
and foreciO.ed oi all rignt Of redemption aud OF
al other right and 'quIties.
HENRY STILL,
tioruey Tor Plaintiff.
Dated Leavenworth, February SIN. 2s55-
febii-w3t
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AUDITORS REPORT.
ABSTRACT
The following Is Al abstract Of the auditors Q
Report for The month of January, A. a. ls7s:
ASH SsOR.
] C. Lynch ..... % o.
COZ ATS.
CRI<ISAl COURT.
W IT, Bn' fees Sheriff ff-........-..-. -.-.- 81 %
tces OF win sses r,sa;e, each item les
than III W
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For all Female Complaints.

Spaldingis Glue Is like wit: a good thing
we'll applied. eod&w.
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FARMS FOR SALE,
OR EXCEAECE

wt.bt1- - u tve lsrms In Lsaven=ofth con ty.
o.. of m. > I runs known ID. heuIF Keller
f.... s-y.a u4Les gS1s l. Aysuv OIth ny fcn-
$ 4. Z 200 Bder gh ate 4 utva-
zion MA q lar. e le-rink o. h e.. ice 7zrie-
re. IA pc, pezcn, pear and CneTfy us. = AID
All sirds . ana fruits. AID Is 90. c. sd 10 he
the est Arsp IN h. foaBjy. urcf ase ~i.l have
from one TO Hve year. tine EOss-s h 81, s6e~p,
improved property in L@aVenToTtn' Aansas
Civ or 81 Jo.epl will e taken IA p1rt payment
IL desired. T. II. hJ" >LEf,
Room IL and IS Fitz~illian's Building, Leavsn-
-or,h Karas dec7-d&~3m
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

OFFICE OF THE TIMES, !
LkAvkNwORrH, KASs.,
February II, 1875.
MONETARY.
The local money market 10 quiet, with no
very great demand Tor loans. All the regu-
lar customers OF the banks getting accommOda.
tions necessary 10 meet demands. City scrip is
fuctuating in value with a tendency to rise. We
give the following monetary quotations:
state par
County scrip. s. cts
County 75 cts
Cty GOATS
tyold .. .. ....... $500. IOSlh
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PROPOSE Is.
Monday, March 1st, 1875,

for the sale ef the following described real prof.
to-wit:
The northeast one-iour,h Of sectisn 5, township
8, range p, being lots and and the south one
half ii the northeast oGeourth Aforesaid, contains
ing 157 ss-i0O acres; known Is the Connells or
Hastings farm.
Also % acre, in section 2. township S, range 81.
Also Il l6- 100 acres ia section 2, township $,
Also acres and 100 rods Of Section 2, township
8, range 81.
range q.
The undivided half Of Iot 1. of the northeast
c'iorA oneiourth of section Is townships range
p, containing S3 IS 100 acres; known rs tie Hop
kins farm.
The northwest one fourth Ciess 20 acres in the
northeast corner, OF seci,on le township 8, range
81, containing i2O acres; known as the Briggs ARM
The northeast one-fourth OF section 10, township
9, rance 81, con aiming 100 acres; known As the
smith farm.
And lot No. ?, in block No. q, in city pro. sr.
TERMS OF SALE:
Payable ia five annual payments, with seven per
cent. interest; one-ffth of the purchase money to
Be- paid at the time of sale, and each Of the other
four hfths to be paid annually, said payments to
be secured by NOR gage.
The bidder or bidders will distinctly state for
which farm or tract Of Land their bid or bids are
intended.
For more full and complete descrintion Of the
property, see recor' book -. pages 51l and 572,
in the Oifice OF Kegis:er Of Deeds.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Proposals will also he received for the ale Of
one piano. one wagon and one buggy.
TERMs, CASH.
The B ard Of County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any aud all bids. whether real
or personal proper y.
For further inioru ,ion cal on Thomas Leonard,
Esq, in whose care ana custody the foregoing
Is held as Receiver.
By order of the Board.
o. DIEFENDORF,
feb9-22i&vtd County Clerk.
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Road Notice.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, }
LEAVES WokTH, Kansas,
Lpu.fy 25 ls75,
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boxed. iooss. lias or ssalsd. Iss9oe kstts render
Murine 1. ss9N Os; No. Z. ssO5Se Ne
., ae050c; No. Z, l0c.
HAoooo.-Ns. i, Sc; No. :. soe; Ne. .. 1se;
No. Z, 1oc.
SKuNE-Bluek, Sc; shoTt striped, 3oc: barBoW
striped, ne; bsosd striped. l0c.
LECAI-S01uc.
NUsKRAI-1s63Ue.
s.Pos>Ua-S9l0e.
EirrEK-5c.
WILD CAf-l592jc-
HoUss CAr@59l0c.
BKAvEa-Her b 7s0E &C.
BADeHn-1S09oe.
Eox-Grsy yo0Soe; red, s00S1 90.
WeLB-LsfsA 0Qel -; SMALL, A00soe.
BRAD-N 0O9s -
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Assignee's Notice.

IEAvzSwoRTu City, KANSAS I
November 2ith, 1871 I
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CorrKz-Rio. Coa e 221ls2a: Jaws. s1SsI.
RsFISEp WHITE ersass-A. J05sc. yellow
TO IOc, extra c, lG'ke. c, lessc; Xxx, l0<c.
TEAs-fmper al. IziI % cholc-, 5o'1l 10; Young
Hyson, Sosi 90; Gunpo.der, ssai Is; JsDan sS
9e5c; Oolops 4e1.s.
DRIED DAPPLss-Sxdslzc.
DRIED PEACHKs-949
DhIED BLAcKBKkNEs~l29l3-.
C-EEsK-lS1,al5c.
CuRRANTs-f% aSlSe.
PEUSE-lI9i6e-
srocKs-A, 20 snd IL inches. dressed, s5I 20;
c Il inches, dressed one side, SIS.
sHKvLIss-Dressed tvo sides, $50 50; ID do,
SIS Oc
BARN BoARps-RoaSh, So 50.
sHKrnSG-e2O.
ss,:s Pm so,:DsbT su.bIi,y ssa ss5 ss ID do 20
C.ILIxs-Clesr, u inch, 81 50; do. y inch,
81 so.
Boz BoA.Ds-ist' quality, SIS.
GRAIN AxD yLouR.
The priceof nour and wheat rema rs nrm, as our
The best grade Of fall wheat in this market
which n quoted - No.s 2, Vas selling yesterday at
SOC.
WuEAr-Fan, No. 2, SOC; No. s, SOC; No. =,
70c; spring sO9s0c.
CoEs-7neaI, 7Oc per bushel; shellsd. -7se., and
In good denapi.
OAfs-Are 5Nessc per bushel.
BARLEY-sl 20 perbashei.
FLouH-Best ., 30; xxxx, % 60; XXX, 81 90;
s,e sar Il sl.s.n $; cor. 'Gss %s.
per 100 It's; shipstud, 81 10; bran, 81 90.
Considerable wheat Is coming into market.
PROVISIONS.
HAMs-susar cured. canvsssed, none offered
eanvassed, none offered; sweet pickle, 1oc.
BAcoN-Clear sides, l51xc; dry salt sides, lie.
SHouLDKKs-Smoked, Sc: dry salt, SIC.
PoRk-CleAr mess, per barrel, Sl7 50; mes,
e16 90; prime mess, SIS 50.
De- n
vassed, lie.
LARD-Kettie rendered, in tierces, iIlc; 20 u
cans Is1zc; 20iD cans, I5c; l0 paiIs boxed, loose
lids or sealed, lOc; kettle renderei, q pals.
SMOKED Bxxr ToxsUk-s5 SO per dog.
BurTKR-Per pound, 231zS2Sc.
BKANs-per bushel, 81 SO.
E6Gs-per dozen, 25c
CHICxiNs-per dozen, 81 o., tos2 so.
PRAIRIE CHiCKKSs-per dozen, 81 So to % 90.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

A n ELECTION FOR Dirse.nrs of tire Secopd
"A National Bank OF Lza-euS IT b. wi ! b- he'd
at TIE once Of th- bALS a. the B4n.iB house ol
Clark & Co, ia Leayelworth Cit~, snl : ate oi
Kansas, on
Saturday the 20!h day CT
March, 1875,
between ths hours Of 10 o'c'ock A. u, and J
O'Clock p. NJ. \. N. CLARA,
Jebll.5t-w President.
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NJ. y. DARCEh.
,ao,ss' HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER.

GOOD sxoYtr.en- ol Brz:is Chignonp,
N Cu-.s, stc-, ths iat st styles, always on
asnd, a. saoles-.e and rets All kinds al naiI-
Work ~ De to or,isr and s-tisiac'tOn ga 'snteet
Latest riyi-s reoeivsd tsrss rnss n'oSth iroIs
rzr;A-
,s4 Olive s., cor. OF Sixth, st. Lotus.
Three Premiums received a: ST. Louis Fairs
julyls-2ss
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s. W. Jones, POS; mor'em ssamina.i H. 10
uIsrnICT CURT.
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LEGAL.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LKAvESwORTH COUNTY,
TN the Di.trIet Court If the frs. Ju licial Dis
L fIiet, sitting in aut for III. county OF LeIven-
worth, in the State Of K .nsas.
FOUNTAIN NJ. SMITH, aintif,
No. 6l47.
Ell Az STAFFORD, ELIZA A. STAT
fOaD, LEVI nALDWiN, and MA
KY AM BALDwI>, wifs of the
Levi raldwIu, ID, zen ANTS
You, the an"ve-bamed r.lizt A stafford, are
hereby nhlii,d thtt y"u, vIih the OIL her above
namei defendants have, by Ihe as we named
p:asut,ff been sued in tue ,aId D.stricr Cour aud
! ne sid y ain fl 5 pet ti1n / s.i - been
Il ed said Cous'- against You, vi h n. otheI de-
IendanIs and th4t you mus answer tue said p
tttiop u n or ne 10 q the
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EsTABLIsHrD lso5.

Asp BEs, Hrw rsp Is z,xs.-
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Tie .S,s6iers o'Gs 81 Z. s Co7airg, cad al
.S'..:ess aad C.bsez5 q oBiy -Adiiuy P,als
on the P1i1s.
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.gEgGP.Za
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ln1ee other pliis were also pesSed on
third reading IN the House.
ADspstches from Usage City state that
the coal shaft at that plsce caught fire to-
day. Twenty men were below at the time
the fire w.s discovered, but were~an res
icaed. Three or four Of the miners were
somewhat injured, but not seriously.
TOPEKA, Feb. 4-In the Senate. TODAY,
the following bills were introduced:
- No. LIS, BY Mr.. Haiderman. Making an
appropriation for ST. Nincent's Orphan
Asylum. e
No. l76, by Mr.. Sinon's. To amend an
act OF September, 1874, relating to the is
suing Of relief bonds
No. LIS, by Mr.. Parkinson. Prescribing
the manner OF adiudging persons insane.
No. i79, by Mr.. Crich;on. Eela ing to
eiectioneering and treating at elections, and
providing for the punishment OF such Of
IeDces.
The following resolution Was Offered by
Gr. 81. ClAir: "a 80 sEs
Where's, The growias asrieulturai inter-
ests Of the State OF Kansas. and especially
of that portion Of the State near the south
ern border, and west OF the Arkansas river.
call ior an os,let III trade communicates
enthusiastically, by a line Of railroad, con-
Meeting the Arkansas river, through the In
disn Yeritssy 70 the head Of navigation, at
ESt GnitA, IN the State OF Arkansas, In
erdertht Ne may transpor; the products
OF our soil, b. river or continuous railroad,
to remunerative markets, and in return
therefor obtain cheap groceries and those
common necessaries Of life not produced in
The stae OF Kansas, together With lumber
FROM the State Of Arkansas to supply the
pressing wants cf prairie country; and
Whereas, The interests of the State of
ArkassaS and of Other States further south,
are alike bound up with ours in the demand
for the opening Of this natural highway for
the cheap and speedy transit Of commoai-
.ATIOw HSV29A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21

The Baltimore Libel SUITS.

GEvERDY JOHNSON VOLUNTEERS TO HELP THE
NEWSPAPER sUED-HIs OFFER ACcEPfED-A
GREAT TRIAL IN PROSPECT.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-The throe suits for libel
instituted in the Court of Common Pleas on
Friday last, by tho Governor of Maryland, the
State Controller, and the State Treasurer COM
posing the Board of Public Works, against Ihe
baltimore American, are likely to become adjn-
dicated ruling cases. To-day Reyerdy johnson
rendered his professional services to the proprl-
etors of The American. They were accepted
and MIR. Johnson's appearance was entered in
each case as attorney. In his letter volunteer
ing his services MIR. johnson says
My motive for making this olter was, that
from tho ground on which l understand the
suits have been brought thought tho public
interest was concerned, and that the freedom
and usefulness of the public press were i'll
volved. This being my impression, l cannot
agree to receive any pecunary compensation.
Owing to the high official and equally high 10
cial character and reputation of tho plaintiiis,
thore can be no likelihood OF compromise or
settlement short of the decision of II legal tribu-
nal The official conduct of these gentlemen
being involved on the one part in these cases,
and the extont of the liberty of the press to crit
icise and charge corruption to public officers OH
the othor the suits have already attracted at
tention throughout the State, Both parties are
represented by the ablest counsel in Maryland.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21

The Indian Ring.

MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMISSION TO iNvEsTl-
GATE PROF. aIARsu's cuARGEs-oNLY rRELiMi-
NARY MATTERS DISCUSSED.
The Special Commissioners solected to inves-
tigate Prof. Marsh's charges met last evening at
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. There were present
Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, President of the Board
of Indian Commissioners, who made
the seloction of the Commissioners at Secre-
tary Delano's request, and the three Commits.
sioners, Ex-Governor Thomas G. Fletcher OF
Missouri, B. W. Harris of East Brdgewater'
Mass, and Charles ]. Faulkner of West Virginia
The discussion was private, and the Comm!s-
sopers refused to give any details concerning it.
1t was stated, however, that Commissioner Il. T.
Smith and Prof. Marsh exchanged some SHARP
language, caused by Prof. Marsh's statements
before the Commission.
1t is understood that tho Commission only ar
ranged preliminary matters for their inyestlga
ton, and that their meetings will bo continued
several days vet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
John NIOrri,sey.

HIS EXPULSION POSSIBLE FROM TAMMASi HALL.
The question what will be the nature of tho
report to be made to.day by the Subcommittee
on Discipline to the Tammany Committee on
others was discussed, says the N. Y. Tribune OF
this morning, at length yesterday by the Demo.
cratic politicians. There is a growing belief
that the Committees report will be very severe
on MR. Morrseey that he will be charsed
with being disorganlzer, and tiiat his eApulsio'
from Talnmany Hall may be recommended.
Opinions vary as to the wisdom of such course.
There are many Democrats who believe that
Morrissey is all incubus on the party in the city
and State, while others think that his activity
and his contributions during political campaign
more than Offset the odium which attaches TO
his past life and his business as gambler.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
vne baltimore Can,naker.

THEY OBTAIN THE INCREASE IN WAGES DEMANDED
AND END TIE sTRIKE
The tin canmakers who have been engaged IN
an effort to obtain an advance OF prices had a
meeting last night at the hall, corner of High
and Lombard streets, at which, says the
sun. satisfactory termination of their nege,,
tiations with their employers was reported. All
of tho shops with one exception have consented
to pay the advance asked for, and there is plen-
ty of work in the other shops for the men in the
one non-payng shop, they state The abund-
ant fruit crop il making the BUSINESS of canning
brisk, and tile demands of the men, which have
been granted, are not considered Unreasonable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I will most cheerfully add my testimo-
ny to the great number you have already received
In favor OF your great and good medicine, VEdE-
TINE, for do not think enough can be said in Its
praise, for troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease Catarrh, and had such bad cough
Ing spells that 1t would seem as though could never
breath any more, and VEGETINE has cured me; and
do feel TO thank God all the time that there is 30
good Il medicine AZ VEGETINE. and / also think II
one Of the best medicines for coughs and weak sink
ing feelings at the stomach, and advise everybody
to take the NEGETINE, for can assure them 1t iH
one ul the hest medicines that ever WAS.
MRS. L. GORE
Corner Magazine ard Walnut streets Cambridge
MASS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
lFrom our Late Editions Of Yesterday.l
Disaster at Cincinnati.

BUILDING BuBsFD AND sEvEAL PRISONS BURIED
IN ITS RUNE.
CIHcIsFArII, july, 20.
Tho bnilding occupied by Block y Co., as a
printing Office, and N W. Donaldson, ,lithograph-
ers, was burned, this morning. The loss s
$4,000. The walls were thrown down by
an explosion of gas, and seven tiremen, includ-
ing the Chief Engneer,were buried in tho ruins.
The Chief Engineer was the first ono rescued,
and it lis thought his injuries are not fatal. Tho
others were soon after discovered and taken out.
All OF them were more or less injured but il in
thought only two were fatally hurt. Three 9th
or mon were severely injured by flying missiles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21

THE REApING RAILROAD AT CHESTER -Satir-
days Philadelphia Inquirer makes tho following
statement:
been deferred by the refusal of Select Council
to grant it proper and necessary facilities for
carving out it's design, which was to establish
dry dock in the Twenty-tifth Ward of Phiiadel-
phla. has determined to abandon its purpose so
lar IA location ia concerned, and at Chester,
upon the Delaware to erect those spacious and
costly industrial works which it was the Compa-
ny's intention and desire to establish here"
The Chester Ne,cs fears this news 10 too
oood to he true and thinks the Philadelphia
people will not let the proposed dry dock leave
Port Richmond.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
Gained Fifteen Pounds OF Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, ME-, Jan. II, 1872
II. r. STEVENS, EsQ:
Dear sr-I have had dyspepsia In Its worst form
for the last years, and have taken hundreds OF
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
yEGETINE, since which time my health has steadily
improved.
My food diRests well, and have ga ned fifteen
pounds OF flesh. There are several others In this
place taking the yEGETIsR all have obtained relief
Yours, truly,
THOMAS L. MOORE,
Oyerseer of card room Portsmouth Co. 's Mills.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
SPAIN.

DEFEAT OF THE RELIGIOUS LIBERTY PROPORTION
MADRID, July 90
The Constitutional Committee has, by vote
of 26 against Z, rejected the amendment to the
new constitution in opposition to tho principle
of rnlninnn llhertY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21

MuppEBous AssAuLT.-Thomas Taylor, a
colored man, made murderous assault upon
David Shields, this morning, with hammer m
fl,ctine fearful and ugly wound upon his
head. Shields made complaint before Esq.
Frazer who issued warrant for Tayiors ar
rest. hut up to noon he had not been found.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21

FELL. FROM BRIDaE.-Joseph Rigby; who
resides at No. 49, Market street, Brandywine
Village. fell from the Shellpot bridge, in the
Philadelphla pike, this morning, and severely in
iured himself. His hip and shoulder were bro
ken and he sustained internal injuries besides.
DIR. M. A. Booth was called in and rendered the
medical attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
Riack Hills Halt.

rAnrG OF MINERS CAPTURED AT FoET LARAMIE.
CINCINNATI, july 90.
Thirteen miners and four wagons were cap
tured forty-Gve miles north OF Fort Laramie, Ell
route to tho Black Hills, on Friday last, and
brought into the Fort on parole
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
England.

LONDON, July 20,
Some gentleman laye opened subscription
with 1925 900 to build Young Mems Christian
Association Hall here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
All Diseases of the Blood.

II YEGETINE viii relieve pain cleanse, purify and
care such diseases, restoring the patient TO perfec
health after trying different physicians many
remedies. suffering for years. Is IL not conclusive
is this medicine performing such great eures7 1t
works In the blood in the circulating fluid. II can
truly he called the Great Blood FURTHER The great
source Of disease originates in the blood and no
medicine that does not act directly upon It, TO purify
and ren0vate has any Just claim upon public atten-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-21
Appreciation.

CHARLEsTowN, Mass, March 10, 1859.
ii. Il. STEVENS:
This IL 10 certify that have used your "Bood
Preparaton' (NEGRTINE) In my family for several
years, and think that, for scrofula or Cankerous
lIumors or Rheumatic affections, it cannot be ex-
celed and as blood purifier and spring medicine
1t is the best thing ever used and have USED al
most everything. | can cheerfully recommend 1t to
any one In need OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. A. a. DINSMORE,
je29-iw 10 Russell street.
VEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,