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c,ptured the station at Lower Lake,
iuyo county, on the night of the 24th
They tied up five men and
took all the money and v%aluat'les they
could find, and helped themselves to
four of the stage company's horses,
after which the left without untying
their victims. One man succeeded in
getting loose about two hours after the
robbers had left and released his ON
panions. Chavez camped in sight OF
the station and did not leave until 10
O'Clock the next days. f. Chronicle,
18th,
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. Boys rR,cK.-several boys y

A Boys TRICK. -Several boys yes
,erday afternoon creased the railroad
track a short distance north of Fort
Homestead and set down OIL the top Of
the hill near by to watch the result. A
train soon came through the tunnel,
and though it was ascending the grade
At q good rate of speed, when the drtv-
ing wheels struck the slippery locality
hey flew round with lightning rapid
ity tothe great establishment of the en-
gineer, who was at a loss to know
what had happened. The momentum
of the train carried to locomotive over
the greasy spot, uni il the wheels again
grappled the iron IN the other
side. Both the engineer and fireman
leaned over the side of the caboose
and looked back at the road
shook their heads and then made
u crii ical examination of the Ell
zine. The q,mndary they were in was
o the youngsters, who were At a SAT,
distance, evidently fun of the raresl
description. for they whonped and hal
ioed, threw their hats in The air anG
fairly rolled on the ground, laughing.
A suggestion by a couple of gentle
nen who witnessed the occurrence
that they we're in danger of being ar
rested, soon put an end to their muse
ment, however, and they slipped qui
etly away for a short distance a,,d
then took to their heels and disappear
Q | il the direction of Main street.-G
III. NeWS
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The Panamint News OF March 23d
contains the following account of a
shooting affair at that place, which re-
suited in the death of Edward Bar
stow, q former resident of this town.
James Bruce, the slayer, is also well
known TO many people in this vicin-
ity, having formerly resided at Mineral
Hill, in this county:
SAD AFPAIR.-One Of those sad and
unfortunate occurrences which 81
often happen among the best of men,
when wine takes the place Of reason,
took place yesterday morning between
James Brn1e, n OF our most charita
BILE and public spirited citizens, and
Edward Barstow, who II equally well
known, and who occupied the position
OF Night Waterman to guard our prop
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THE LICK EsTATE.-Our San Fran
cisco dispatches state that the terms of
settlement between James Lick and
the trustees of the property which was
decided to them by him in trust, have
been arranged. The only material
difference in the disposition Of the
property Is that his relatives will he
more literally provided for than by
the former arrangement.
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TIMES IN BELMoNT.-The Courier
complains OF dull times in Belmont,
and adds:
And what is worse, the probabilities
for "A speedy improvement are not a
all hopeful, there being but about
miners at present employed in the dis
through these columns that the pres
pect for lively times the coming sum
mer were good. but the reverse, we re-
greet to acknowledge, Is now inevitable.
What is willed by the strong arms Of
mighty kings, generally force the help
less peasants to succumb to surround
ing circumstances. Fr0nti nuita fdes.
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matchmaker, he, Moulton, said it was
time to he acting on the defensive. He
al o said if witness brother signed tie
report of the committee he would have
to make a statement which would
cross my Threshold and break my
heart. On redirect examination wit
ness said when Tilton spoke of the
person slandering his wife, he said the
story told was that she committed
ad ultery with Beeclier.
Mrs. Mary +. Perkins, sister of
Henry w. Beecber, was the next wit
ness. She testified that she spent the
Winter Of 1872 and 1874 with her
brother, going in December in 1871 and
staying till April 1872. She was in the
habit of receiving her brothers. guests,
but did not, in that Winter, see Mrs.
Tilton.
More Outrages by the Mob Of Coal
Miners-A Boss Killed.
HAZELToN, PA, March 81.
Another crowd of armed men have
started from Ebervaie for Upper Lee
high, to stop the men employed by the
Jersey Central Railroad from loading
coal at that place. A special train has
left here with a detachInpnt of police,
armed, to resist any attempt of VIC
lence by the mob. The result OF the
raiding is awaited with great anxiety.
Our local police is o small TO cope
with exasperated miners, and a call
for military is expected. A dispatch
from Upper Lehigh announces the
killing of McDernott, one of the
bosses there. Last night coffin hand
bills were served on men obtaining
coal for boilers at the Eckiey colliery.
The whole region is in a state of great
excitement. The raiders are called tie
Landerbnrn's Regiment, from the fact
that Landerburn has been selling them
condemned Government muskets.
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have first been murdered by an Indi-
II The Sheriff is hunting for the In
dian.
Reports from Ures, Sonora, speak of
renewed Apache outrages. About
forty nationals had n fight with the
Apaches, losing one man, killed. The
Apache loss is unknown.
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A New Spectaeuiar Play.

n new SpectNcuihr hiUys
NEW YORK. March 90.
Thes evening the great spectacular
ulay, which has been in preparation
Tor IA long time, was opened to The
pnbiic at the Grand Opera House. Its
lille is '.Ah,ne" and it is taken from
Washington Irving's story Of the
pilgrims of Love-" adopted by Mrs.
J.. T.. Dunnan. 1t has been great,
ainpiified AMI is put upon the stage il
the most gorgeous manner. The house
was crowded 20 its fullest capacity
Among the notables present was Sen
ator Booth, of California.
The Royal Family.
W~AsHINGroN, March 80.
The President and Mrs. Grant, with
Colonel Fred. Grant and Mr.. SartoriS
and their wives, leave to morrow for
New York. There the President re-
mains until Saturday.
Sentenced 10 be Hanged.
Michael Murphy, for the murder OF
Mrs. Hughes, at Nannet, New York.
on the 10Th of April, 1874, was to-day
resentenced to be- banged on the l4th
of May next. He still protests his in
nocence.
Assistant Secretary Of state.
CHEYENNE, March 30.
General John A. Campbell, who has
been appointed Assistant Secretary OF
state, left for Washington to-day, to
the duties of his office.
Exportation Of Gold.
~ New YORK, March 30. 2
The Havana steamer to-day took
S3)5,OOO in Spanish gold.
Mob Quieted by u Priest.
HAzELToN, Pa, March 30.
The mob which left Andenried this
morning for this place, was intercepted
At Beaver Meadow by the Catholic
priest of that place, who persuaded
them to return.
The Bcecher Trial Continued.
New YORK, March 81.
The attendance in the Brooklyn City
Court this morning WAS in marked
contrast with the crash and crowd OF
Yesterday. Beecher WAS absent, a.
also Mrs.. rilton and her friends. The
examir att IN of Chas. Storrs was con
tinued. lie testified tn I In an inter.
view with Noullon in December last,
he laliei denounced Beeclier as a liar.
perjurer and adulterer, and threatened
him with personal violence. The eros
examination by Beach developed notl :
ing new except that in 1871 or ~, Til
ION spoke to witness about prosecuting
some one for slandering his wife.
Witness here remarked that he did rot
n,nk he ought TO give names, and
.fter a whispered consultation between
Beach and Tilinn, the former told Wit
| ness he need not. Witness then con-
tinl ell that Tilton had said that this
| per. on had reported to the family OF Z
| Mr.. Curtis that Mrs. Tilton was a lewd
woman; that he saw the husband ol
the party telling the story, and thought
there WAS no remedy but In prosecn'
ion. Witness repeated Moullon's
| charges against Betcher. made IN l~p,
| and added, he threatened tn dive him
from PIX mouth Church and Brock
: Ign. When Beecher called him q
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CHAVEZ LIES IP FIVE MEN AMI
ROBs A STAGE STATION IN INyo CoUN-
rY.-Fi.e passengers arrived from
PananIint on to-night's stage. They
report that Chavez, with eight men,
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Sentenced - be Hanged or ra\
ticinS Abortion.

BRoCKViLLE, Ont, March 30.
w. G.. Greaves and DR.. h. b.. Spar
ham, on trial tor murder here, incaus
ing the death OF Miss Sophia Bulnhan
last December by procuring AN at"r
ton, were to-day found guilty of mnr-
der and sentenced TO he hanged On the
25rd of june next. Greaves was tie
seducer of The victim.
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.YREKA. March 81.

The Journal this morning contains
an account OF a shooting af1rav between
some Indians on klamath river, one OF
them being a boy formerly work. ~
for Dick HUMPHREYS. He had the rep
ntation of being a desperate character.
Three other Indians sought him 10
put him out of the way, A fight
ensued with rifles. Dicks boy put a
ball through the head Of one Of his as
sailants, who fired at the same time,
the ball passing through the boys
body. Both died Instantly. The other
Indians mutiIated the body of Dicks
boy. The head Indians are taking
steps to administer Indian justice on
the survivors.
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BORN.

In Belmont. March 20, to tho wife of W.
j. Plumb, a daughter. fuaf tf~r
in Carson, March "a, to the wife Of Alcxan-
dor Young. a son.
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DIED.

In Virginia, March "a. james, infant son of
Michael and Mary J ans Boyle. aged ~ mos.
In Typo. Nye county, March ~, Edward
Riley. Na
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TIC THE DAILY SENTINEL
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ton, were TO day found gully of mur-
der and sentenced 10 he hanged On the
25rd OF june next. Greaves was liz
seducer of the victim.
DUBLIN, March 30.
John Martin, a member OF Parlia
ment from Meath and brO.her-in law
i the LATE John Mitchell, i, dead. Hf
vas aged 63 wears. He has been al :
ny for some time and became seiious-
v i'll ~ consequence II the excitenlei I
1,er the death of Michel.
PARIS, March 80.
A decree has been issued prol biting
he importation of American POTATOES
IN the sacks or barrels in which they
nave Leen packed. This is III order
o prey. mt The introduction oi the Col
orado Lug. ,
PARIS, March 81.
The Bien Pubic pubiisl es the fol-
lowing: The Emperor of Brazil pro-
poses "a abdicate in ia, r of his eide I
laughter, the Countess Deu. The tnn-
peror, upon his aldicatiun. will make
The tour OF Europe, after Nhicii he
will proceed to the United States where
he will make his home.
LONDON, March 81.
Spanish adyices state that, notwith
landing denials of the truth of the re
ports of dissentions among the Carl
is.s, it is known beyond doubt thai
there are serious differences between
Don Carlos and the Carlist council al
Navarro.
CALCUTTA, March 81.
The trial of Gui kewar, of Baroda,
on "a charge of attempting to bribe the
ser, OF the President To poison
Col. Phaele, the President, has result
ed in "A isagreement of the commits
sion. before hich the case was tried.
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The Royal Family.

WASHINGTON, March 80.
The President and Mrs. Grant, with
Colonel Fred. Grant and Mr.. Sartori~
and their wives, leave to morrow for
New York. There the President re-
mains until Saturday,
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Michael Murphy, for the murder OF
Mrs. Hughes, at Nannet, New York.
on the 10Th of April, 1874, was to-day
re~sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
of May next. He still protests his in
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NEW YORK, March 30. =
The Havana steamer to-day took
IS %, 900 in Spanish gold.
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HAzELToN, Pa, March 30.
The mob WHICH left Andenried this
morning for this place, was intercepted
1t Beaver Meadow by the Catholic
priest of that place, who persuaded
hem to return.
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Secretary Of state.

CHEYENNE, March 30.
General John A. Campbell, who has
been appointed Assistant Secretary OF
State, left for Washington to-day, to
assume tile duties of his office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02

Though up to the 5 ir1At and nothn he let
undone,
Is ending at twelve Ike a elo;k a-d b gaming
again a. one.
The frogs make sorr iwiul noise. anl Jet III the
time they mat,;
There's something comes wth the srrl1g a light
ness or else weight
There's something comes With ihe NJ ing, and 4,
seems 10 me is fate
lisa hankerug after Nte hat y'u never have
learned 10 know;
It's the dlscontent with life tia Is alwa .hus
andso
Its ,he wondering wha W ave, and whe we a;e
gong to go.
The Lyrics are mostly shorter poems, and
there is quite e number OF them, ,inccluding some
Of tile best verees Mr. Taylor Las Sri,ten The
&" OIee" are but three :. Getty=turg Ode -
i" Shalspeare's Statue, and :" Goethe" They
conclude volume Of 2l4 lnodecImo pages
which, placed on the library shelves OF those who
love and appreciate true poetry, mag feel 10
shame or fear in the goodliest company.
We receive the volume from the publishers
through Boughman, Thomas, 4 Co., of this city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
APoIntinrTencGer,.

Any one who has had the opportunity OF sec
ing the manuscripts which have been offered
to periodical, or publishing house OF any
kind, will remember tLat large number OF
these manuscripts were chiefly declined be-
cause Of their sentimentality. The curious thing
about it is, that tle sentimentality is not con-
hued to the writings OF sick persons and young
children, but it il found in the sketches stories,
or essays, OF adults in good bodily health, of
people who are not without practice III 'com
position, OF persons whose business it is 10
teach others, and especially the young, how Ia
write. We should be pleased to base these deAul-
| tory observations upon a collection of papers
contributed by the Professors Of Rhetoric, Of
English Literature, and the like, in onr seminar
| les and colleges. Such collection, if we mis-
| take not would have vast deal of sentimentali-
| ty sugared through it. II would have great
| deal Of that kind Of gush more or less stately
grammati"aly, which it s of some consequence
| that Young people should be taught to svoid,
| both in their private and printed commnnica.
| tions After reading what Charles Francis Ad-
AIMS so forciby said in his Amherst address, on
what should he Taught in the higher institutions
| OF learning, we wished that some would
| make an equal impressive harangue on this pre-
else pont OF teaching teachers not to write sen-
timenial writing. -iSCfJne' for Nor.
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rnJard EayIo.'. Nrw tuIUu,r ul
poems.


das. L. uFs9o. . -. pa. -.s, las wc2l. tAo
announced uew yoNme ~ Gayaid Taylors
shorter puetn-. tiie geserli ..1s I-ius Home
fartora.s, n4iIajs, a.! i.,re. ialgi eating ~
.i must be to;he aH-uo.7 ,es, lu-ay personal
trend. atl literary sl.uat- ii ibis gragter ~
tue world it beats up3I its fltt Slat tiuy iauy
i,tfie regard ~ sles.s elalptaapa- aaa emau-
france the opening p95m i-.as .ll q nue
e.4u.A- emitted "At Anur,=, apl dssei Ii the
sp9-healus Cuba II ID O,a4bal 10 Is7l" Il
4 glea=sn, % AaoG tue. t!e occasion OF ihc.r
nsRua'Ja lul p.o ll ,'tial4- l,.al.j tsals,uberol
bg tuo fle.. esrsainly il by t.l-. T. ah1n
~ Auc- ale allsa--e
Tie yo!lme con'-.n- tta Home Pas raj. !,
lasy srs ~ l-z4m mir, aol are eattJg1 re-
sl'as-ye!y lfleae " 5la Time. Ansua,, "
Hlgem T. aal l.Layo They au e4a,
"aef genera i..t le i,-4.s, pastoral les,A. from
lhe iiv.Is 4al forests arlnal ia aa.Isa'. lone.
lie .ay=. N ile P.seu.
i92y agr uAfis, Il a5'.4 nft~.a o,l
astrin-auee
raa tls:loi. onr :ga'a r nas5 .....r
lmts
essl aas sal. eroa t, ]. -g...aa r.e
pala.-s q. 3.i.ers.
50 wi.l pain l,uy verse ,he t.r.u j: NJ /.
q. lrAto.
Jli Mrj88 y. In ea, T a.u,. u.A pAl-
pah.e 1fs,
tDt" from .e.ls AND Aut. Haa 'u38a " me
sqae.rlm 70 E.a.y
stF"s a he Fatura. ~ lH-ao. .en--t 10
ne Present
AMI thus eoara,eI n9 p.2.afa- l.. sesaary
around Celarero'r, Lint. 4, c.4fac er, suI man
ar.I u
lg= ot his own some tamGisga+ ma itustltans
" h.s temparlmsul Usfors seen, au,l others ex.
Lb.ting moi.deatoas and concessions. |I.t
"s mem2.y recalling many li-saut is,i. .ui
scenes, he yer says thai
Better the mes. taau I'll "lal 'r,ng w.ag the 5v.
uls possession,
I4i'in4,e eyer-raua~el THAN -lr ..tc.e j: =aa!.
over changes,
i~o or three 81 tile lt..ia Il lalong, u ert..c
observes. t,tLe sam. zc'iJrl Win Icunysoa'-
"N3rtAeru Alruier sud arc worthy to lie s.ilGel
with 1t. They are no. M any r5Ia "l.als-t'--
for whiah We are Profound ~ taaa6fll -bu- are
clad IN The simple Sgz 5n Of plain foA To quote
tae Grille refe.rs! ~, }na og tlc BtllaL. sto
20 simple, 80 HHu1nsefol-ly ps.hstlc -t.a a.l-
t.e. studies Of that -Jr, u aams4 ua.u.o ua.ch
oJnders IL vasge -}r. az way at lss 0s4 De-
ye!opusnts, taA j. waui4 os alno-. naoo-sibie
81 praise theta TO Aishiy. Two Of them w!.iel.
especially deserve rii- description arc John
l.s-a ana E-r u3 rana-g!glna Farmer.
h9tn wt tsna We Aays heretofore pabl-hel,
Wen the, 'qgss.ei4t Ills Lt4sal.ues. IN. we
gyr Aere q f-a n t.e tlc f5r4er
fAers's a mis-; Il. t,ria'al5v ...4s .,,U.Hca.u,
tr5gl"hrp anl n-y
Ai! "hsh tia sAn.ts 't'ft....lftl t,H.;
yrf frs:
l"vordl-- ,a" @Ieets a-tI ot
hu4N Wy
l--e. 'iteaa oa.a- f.a'' nl@ p--ay r4Ise.
Dan
Hlmfnete oian smn4 snone,. lss4 w-aR
ana q f,s li.a
~ h4d .t L.. a-.asi "a ~. ,-.s-. w5rh when
can
~. AZ 4t.4s aisf.tj4- !ates-atf5m -un to sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
HISETY-NlNTG EDITION.

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thiiel states, the Territories and the Dominion Of
rarin1 70 the last census together with the names
% the newspapers having the largest local circia-
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OF newspapers Whicn are recommended TO alYertls-
e5 as giving greatest value IN proportion 10 prices
cHargel Also. al newspapers in tins Una ed States
al9 GaEina printing over 5000 copies elUli issue.
4 50, all tine Religions Agricultural. Scientific and
Mechanical Medical, Masonic, .Tuyenie Education
AZ tomIneTc al, Insurance. Rea Estate law
sporting Musical, Fashion, and other special class
lou nis very complete lists. Together with d
complete list Of over 500 German papers pnne1 in
many tables Of rates, showing the cost Of ayer;--
ing IN various newspapers, and everything waich a
beginner IN advertising would like to Know.
address GEO, =. RONELLa 90
scn3io2ugs,16.d6w 81 Park Row. New YoE.
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pUBLIsaBp EVERY AFTERNOON, tshrdaye
seeptee) at The COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Sotlth-lnesi
corner FIN cnd aarke, Streets. 7tOo eents copy.
lsi cents a ,oeel DnIvKsED fRRE Nv carriers
Throughout ths city. The CoNaKRoiAL tOii be sent By
o.a.l 10 any Post ores IN Ne;o clst,s County at $500
per aanur fl.25 tor moaths; 20 cs,lts PER menih
TO Pos, Offices oiie Of teiO Caste county, $50 pe'
aanu1; 81 20 for hres rIo1s,ha 50 caTts per mouth.
Tas PuBLIsHEgs PREPAY rosTAas !'l al cases.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRiS4IN9 Roo Ms, pro-
r.ed ioith 6rst-slass fachaers and aNiti eoykHei,
gos ersets,ii,g 6oos Job ai. Ary4t'i Printing q ili
descriptions, At frass lr.ou ne adJ.g Printing
Houses Of ne L,tJe cilss.
DELA RARE TRIBUNE, (Httkigl tie Feaasuirf
orjan Of Fdriaers aud fri-nu,nsra; grfd Faini.s
setss9apsr ailbiisaai tDry Y,iU~dlg laorniall, al
Taco Dollars ysI-, rcstASS rakrAIO BY the ~ o.
IsHEH3.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
Gitu Business 1irfrtorg.


Bankers and Brokers'
H. r. Robinson o., 400 Market street
Boot pnd Shoe Makers nnd Dealers.
Babcock 4 Bro, al3 Market street.
John s. Moreland, 4th and Poplar sta
Carpenters and builders.
j. @. Haddoek. shop Thorne bel Front. Res lufs
j. H. ID. Seeds, shop W. ith, neAr West
Cigurs md Tobacco.
Brisbane 4 DeNsinve, II H Fourth street
Conch md Cnrrinxe Material.
wm. Green 4 o., Il. n. cornor 80 and Shipley sta
DrusxisIs.
IL. r, Bringhurst, si7 Market st-
Florists.
Generni Insurance Agents.
Thomas L. Plnmmer, 5J2 Market ST.
Gcnis' Furnishing Goods
John r. Donshien ilU Msfkrtst.
iran Hnd steel
wm. dreeu 4 90, 5. n. cnrp~t 81 And Ship!ry AZ
Livery stables
Patrick Holland, s. W. ocrner front and Orange
t.OOlsins-t.inssss aud France
t. AlrMonasle 81 and Kinss's
Merchant Tniiors
Geo. tipuert II r. ith ~
John II. Muhlhausen, ii5 Kius e.
Read Estnte Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bag IN snd SiArtsf
NJ. ". Child Co., 4 west 7th st,
j II Frazer. "a aud Shipsy ss
VIM Reynolds Co, Al Market At
VIM. MeCAuliey 4 Co., tsJ5 Market st
Restaurant md Billiard hsn,a
Joseph tullmer, Sol and sd Market at.
sewing Machines
Grover Raker Sewing Machlns 90, on King st
New American Sewing Machine. 7is Market st
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\ singular Accident.

\ young man living in Halifax, y. S is the
victim Of a singular misfortune, which may re-
suit in tie loss Of his life. Picking HE teeth with
straw. a piece OF it lodged between lis toeth in
such manner that he could not get 1t ont. 1t
annoyed him for several days, but at last the
pain ceased and he found that tho straw had
worked under his tongue, where it soon began to
cause pain. and finally resulted in the tongue
becoming swollen and inilimed, while symptoms
similar 10 those OF dIphthera appeared in his
throat. He at once sought medical advice, but
his caaa u consiIeled worry eritIcal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
sprtjal alotifts.
ro.ter,s Iflood pnIi,lci

II you Wish TO soften and be4atif, rough SIN.
take Fosters Bioad Further.
II yuu wish TO cnrr pmpts and usl't hes, tAke
Fosters l. 11l Purifier.
fyoa wt,n to care te;ier lr rilgworn, take Eos
tcts BlnGi Further.
n vou wish 70 cleanse the blood from 0.t ana N
dultut uctri. take Posters Blood "a. iner.
tur Blood PbIiuar dn-s al we clam tor II. |. s
purely vegetable. eontaius no poisonous suus aucas,
aut 4 pleasant TO take has tod the test or Years
ii has cufel hundreds Of cpses gwen up bT physl.
Clans az lrolrahla. We challenge the world ID pro-
Iuce any medlri-e 10 take the Place Of our Bu1l
IulH.r Tet.e- Ointment u.et IN connection with
HE urlner for a.i erupto u the SKIN. Sold
Shpesalt spd retail at
f1OSTEg's pRrG STORE.
Front aud West sts., Wilmington Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
l;arbers' SUPPLIES.

rruade soaps. has rGm, nltr ans SHAY NJ Hr,s .es,
h-tltsts caMbs, ruYiots shaving cream. Au:et' &.
fcb shati.S HII .iapaut SO lair uYes RsAlr- aul
ra1gf Sialp- Cosmetic H4Wfletor5s 'oilt' powder,
french rose pp'padt a iul -uTply Di Hirscts for
JocHfF g u3t, .lassanuc, c,c. sod wholesale and
rstIl, q; FJ7rhR'S pruu sIDRE,
Front and West ST.
Easacrs would do wei ta Q4teus gcal uefore
JHIrrI4A uE al srvyi4 Fa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-02
aonpnmma >.r.un !, M .nrrrx ,,nrh.

Fhs fFroafa'ion Is 'ae onA perfect cough medi-
eile lat know ni, an sura4 all durable cases aud
fr g-s ih7se lla .yr uat anraHc, ! cain nothing
i5 'lf ui "se-p.on, Lut tle metAoI II preparing
: ie as 20 60 a The me lc effects from Tie in
Efe N perfection, AMI las taken the exper-
lsrite and 4har OF forty srdr= 70 place It at the
hetl of the cough Medicines Ci the wOrui. II is
u-r'l and prescribed hy some Of the best Do tors in
tis ana Other States fur tueir families ami patients
Ont persons and cid rasts Uf cough relieved ana
eu1hed p sitep ani get rest ana strength Pre-
pared and sold OA's hy
ALFRED WALTON,
auge, ,eOltcla1l 235 Market street.