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The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
Costiveness the most Prolific
Source of i'll Health.
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PERESTALTIC

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nails as the most Agreeable,
Convenient, Effective and
Sure Remedy for
COS7INENESS, DYSPEPSIA, PILES,
Pleasant to the palate, cause pain ,act promptly
require increase of DOSE do not exhaust, and
and for elderly persons, females and children, are
just tie thing Two taken at night move the bowels
once the next morning. Warranted in all cases OF
the PILES and FALLING of the RECTUM. We prom
Use a cure for all symptoms of DYSPEPSIA, such as
OPPRESSION AFTER EATING, SOUR STOMACH,
SPLITTING OF FOoD, PALPITATIONs; also HEADACHE,
DIZZINESS, PAIN IN THE BACK AND LoINs, VEL
LowNEss OF THE SKIN AND EYES, SICK HEADACHE
COATED TONGUE, BILLIOUsNEss, LIVER CoEP LIANT,
Loss OF APPETITE, DEBILITY, MONTHLY PAINS
AND ALL IRREGULARITIES, NEURALGIA, FAINT
NESS &C.
Travellers find the Lozenges gust ,ohat they need,
as they compact and snodorous that they naag
q carried in the oeet pocket and as an aperient
beratioe these Lozenges hare no equal.
Trial Boxes 80 C. large Boxes 6Oc. sent
by mail free of pOstnge TO any address.
For sale by e, S. HARRISON & Co., No. Tremon
Temple. Boston. and by all Druggists. se9sneod1y
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16

PERSONAL NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that all officers, sailors and soldiers,
however sghtIy are re entitled to 1 pensiop. and
thousands of pensioners entitled to increased
rate. Apply Immediately through DR.. E. b. JACK
hers St. New York. Oc29Sn1Y
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16

HALIFAX. MS. Steamer Falmouth-15OO bbls
-four IL bags feed 1000 Tbs tobacco 47O gals whiskey
water Wheel 100 pkgs boots and shoes, 70 bags meal
2 oreans, 5000 lbs sugar, 22i pkgs sundries.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Lizzie K-1OOO bbls -four
WINDSOR, Ms. Br Schr Boretta-3OO bbls -four
do wheat meal.
HAVANA. Brig Hattie NJ Basln-o9O 7O2 fl lum-
ber
Foreign EsnEorsn
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
Foreign Imports.
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.HJEsI"n II VH1N h1IohoIb AFsNiUs4ztUg, If
Boston & Maine Railroad. ,..........,.......117
EdSteru Adllrodu. BOG (0 0S8
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
The Charlie Ross Trial.

wEsTERyELrs STATEMENTS OFFERED IN EVIDENCE
-sUPERINTENDENr wALLINd on THE STAND
THE INTEREST IN TIE COURT ROOM.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.
In the trial of William Westeryelt to-day tie
first witness was Robert N. Leslie, reporter IN
the employ of The philadelphia L.dger He tea-
titled that after Westeryelts arrest, last April lie
took down part of a statement made by tie
prisoner at the Central Police Station, concern
ing his knowledge of the Ross caAe. MIR. A. l..
Scott, photographer, reported the latter
part of the statement. The document was read
to the Jury, Westervet listening Intenty to ev~
cry word leaning forward on the railing OF the
dock with an inter- 81 greater than any he has
shown before. Mrs. Westervelt shared her hu5-
bands concern about the document never TAX
ing her eve from the reader until he had finish
ed. Every one i'll the courtroom seemed to ap-
preciate the Importance oil the declaration,
there being no noise to interrupt the witness
except what came from the street below.
Capt Helms of tile Philadelphia police testified
that he heard the prisoner make these state,
ments, and that no promises OF Inducements
were held out to him
Superintendent Waling Of the New York po-
lice force was upon the stand aIl the afternoon.
He suspected Mosher and Douglass as
early as the latter part Of July, lSlI
On Aug. 10 Westervelt was brought to his resi-
dence. Witness offered INN the Whole reward
| II he recovered the clllu' lMu hours MSie spei'
| over the subject Westervelt s.id, in answer to
the offer. that there would be many police
men III it that there would be very little for h-
share. He wanted to know what he could make
out Of it, The witness had three subsequent
interviews with We-teryet, who protested 10 b'
among tile police to recover the ehld At tht
third OF fourth interview, MestoNet said tia
| if the police would watch tic Astoria fe.ry tile,
might catch Mosher and Douglass. He coutlu
ned his pr, tended aid to tile police MP 10 th
time OF the death of the hiliapper-, belHs "a
times. however, caught in llevar.caton super
intendent Walling concluded hlr direct tts,.
monv. and Will be crass-eXamined t9-inDrrus.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
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Sure signs of Marriage,

A cynical bachelor is responsible for the fol
lowing directions how to tell the married If
you see lady and gentleman disagree upon
trifing occasions, or correcting each other in
company, you may be assured that they have
tied the matrimonial moose. If YOU see silent
pair in a car or stage lolng carelcssly, one at
each window, without seeming to know they
have companion, the sign is nfallible. If
you see lady drop glove, and gentleman
by the side of her kindly telling her to pick 1t
up, you need not hesitate in forming your
opinion, or-if you meet couple i'll the fields,
the gentleman twenty yards i'll advance of the
lady, who, perhaps, is getting over stie with
difficulty, or picking her way through muddy
patch, or-if you see a lady whose beauty and
accomplishments attract the attention of every
gentleman i'll the room but one, you can have
no difficulty in determining their relationship to
each other-the one is her husband. If you
see gentleman particularly courteous, OBJ
liging and good-natured, relaxing into smiles,
saying sharp things. and toying with every
pretty woman i'll the room excepting one, to
and Is unreasonably cross-who that g one il
nobody can be at loss to discover. If you see an
old couple jarring, checking and thwarting each
other, differing in cppinion before the opinion
is expressed, eternally anticipating and breaking
the thread of each others discourse, yet using
kind words like honey bubbles floating on vine.
gar which are soon overwhelmed by the pre-
ponderance of the fluid, they are to all intents
man and wife; it ia impossible to be mistaken
The rules above quoted are laid down as infall
BILE in just interpretation-they may be resortet
to with confidence theylare upon unerring prn
ciples, and .deduced from every day experience
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
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The TX. OF r. Celebration.

PARADE AT NEWARK AND AiAss MEETING IN PoB-
TEu's aRovE--A FINE TURN OUT AND PLEASANT
REUNION.
Correspondence ofihe Commercial
NEWARK, DEL, Sept. 3.
The Knights Of Pythias demonstration occur
red yesterday. Soou after sunrise the people
began moving about in preparation for the pa
rade, in which osceola Lodge, No. 8, of this
town. was joined by the Uniformed Corps from
Wilmington, ana Lodges from Newport, Del,
Cherry Hill, Md, and New Garden, Pa.
About $50 o'clock the visiting knights began
coming INTO town, and were received at the lodge
room Of 0sceola Lodge, whore tho usual con
gratulations were given. The parade was soon
afterwards formed, each lodge assuming the
position in the line to which it had been as
sigued by the Chief Marshal. Then movement
was made, the Citizens Cornet Band. of Newark,
heading the procession. This was their first of
fort of this kind, and they succeeded admirably
The procession, which was most credltable al
fair, after parading through the town, marched
out to Porter's Grove where a stage and seata
were erected. Long tables had also been pro
viied fer the refreshments which Osceola Tribe
had prepared.
After dinner addresses were made by q mum
her OF speakers, who were attontivtly listened 70.
Then came supper, and after it Prof. 5. j. Wi
| ley delivered tue closing address. Abunt 30
| oclucl, the people dispersed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
'Ehe s:ood 'rcmlpiar..
ANNUAL MEETING oY THE GUAYp LODGE 81 iEEEz
ASU ELECTION Of OFFICERS
Cofff.pendseet n tie Commercial.

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ASu ELECTION oF oGflcEgs.
Correspondence ofHe comn.ytsi@
LEwtr, DEL, Sept ,.
The Grand Lodge, l. o. G. T., hc!d lts twelfth
annual session here, yesterday, in the hall of
Lewes Lodge. Ten lodges out Of twou'y-tree
were represented and at roll ct all llt three
Of the Grand officers were present. NitA s. MA.
jorty of the standing committees. a small lii
crease i'll tho membership. ald some financial
improvement appeared from the minutes,
The following is lirt of the elected and Az
pointiyc officers for the en- uiug year
q. W. Z. T., Rev. A. y. DAVIS. Wilmington.
q. W. Counsellor Mrs. a. ~ Beatty, VII
| mington.
G. W, v. T., Miss NJ. a. Crouch, Dover.
q. W. s g. NJ. Carey, wyoming.
q. W. A. S., Mrs. g. NJ. Carey. Wyoming,
q. W. Treas, Levi Sterner, Lebanon.
q. W. Chap, Capt. G. W. Iosephs, I.eHes.
G. W. 9l., Mrs. f.. Hedgemeu, Milford
| q, W. u. NJ, Mck. Downham, Canterbury.
G.. w. ], a., W. \, Brown, Lebanon.
G. W. o. g., j. II. Davidson, Milton.
Representa- 7e to L. W. G. L., ley. JOS. Dare
| Wyoming. Alternate, Dr. J. A. Nixon, Lcwes.
| Superintendent Of Juvenile Templar-, Mrs
s. !. Pleasanton, Ltte Creek Landing.
| The following resolution was unanimously
| adopted
| HeSoirtd, That We hereby tender onr hearty
thanks to the trustees Of tho NJ. Il. Church, for
| the use of the audience rooms of said building
| for public meeting, and to tie Choir for Their
good and cheerful music and singing also,
to the Lodge Deputy, w Q. L. aud of members
of Lewes Lodge, No. &C, for their Kind,
welcome and unwearied attention to the officers
and members Of this Grand Lodge at the pre-
| sent session.
This resolution was rot only adopted because
Of CUSTOM but because Of the unusual welcome
we have received at the LANDS Of friends OF
| Lewes.
The time OF annual session of C,and Iodge
was changed to fourth Wednesday of October.
Lebanon was selected as the place of next meet
ing
The Grand Lodge adjourned ut . o'clock AT
ter which the members hastened to the Acad
emy rooms, where the members Of tho NJ. 4
church were holding festival and TO tie goot
things found there they did Justice.
This morning, our members arc strolling OF
the beach and some have driven to lehob0tl t,
enjoy the pleasant sea breeze.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
City Business 9irfftnry.

Auctioneers
L. w. Sidham 4 Son, III Kast ith street
Bankers and Brokers
R. X. Robinson 4 Co.. 40 Market street.
Boot and Shoe Makers and Denlern.
Babcock 4 Bro, al3 Market street
John S MOreland, 4th and Poplar sta.
W. A. Turner 90, 8la Market ST.
Carpenters and Builders.
j. q; Haddock shop Thorns bel Front Res IOlS Wast
j. r. d. Seeds, shop W. 4th, near "eet-
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane 4 DeMainville. II Fourth strest
Clocks, Watches, and Jewellers.
j. @. Massey, 4Oi King street.
Couch md Cnrrlnxe Material.
VIM Green 4 TO-, s. H. corner I'd and Shipley sta
Druggists.
IL. H. Bringhurst, s17 Mnrkstst
Florists.
Tatnall It Co, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson at,
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas H. Plumner, bU2 Market at.
MOolley u Van Trump hi0 Market "
Gents Furnishing Goods.
John p. Doughteu llD Market st.
IInts. Caps. &c
Geo. A. Walraven, ta9 Market strs8t.
Iron md steel
Vim. Green 4 TO-, S. n. corner I'd and shipleyss
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, $. W. corner front and Orange
tlooising-tiInsses nnd Frames
Il. McAlonagle, 30 and King sis,
Merchant THitUrs
Geo Gouert II &c. 18th st.
John H. Muhlhausen. il6 King ST.
Kenl Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bdg,, sih aud Market.
M NJ. uhild 90. west eth at
j II. hraZor, ID and Shiplay ats.
VIM Reynolds h Co, s3I Market ct.
VIM McCnuiluy Co., Hs Market st.
Restaurant nnd Billiard Room
Joseph fullmer, 5OI and sos Market st.
sewing Machines
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine 20, pa King at
New American Sewing Machine. 7ls Market at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

~ Persons leaving toion for the summer can haoe
the COMMERCIAL mailed to them, postpaid, Ior o'
sents month.
Subscribers sendinga single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
aiuay By mail are Informed that fieo-eem stamp Is
required Uan ordinary tcraPper 30 used sent 10 tn
post Office tsh cent stamp il 'ril probably neper
reach its destination The paper NTH no toralpsr at
all, or a iight one, can be mailed for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
The AIn,sllouse Coal CONTRACT.

HOW THE LowEsT BIDDER FAILED TO EEcEN : TT
ALLEGED UNFAIR pEAIISu.
For several days past there have been accusa-
tiona of unfairness made against the Trus-
tees Of the Poor in their award of the
contract for coal. In order to get correct I'M
derstanding Of the matter, a COMMERCIAL re-
porter, this morning, visited Mr.. NJ. v. Pyle,
from whom the following information was OBJ
taned
Before the awarding of the contract MIR. Pyle
was solicited personally ttho Board don't adv er-
tise for proposals, although they contu ume al
most 900 tons annually, to put III proposals for
furnishing the AimshOuse with coal, by hIr.
Lackey and Mr.. Barlow, to whom the proposals
were given. One, or both, of these gentlemen
was invited into the coal yard and there shown
the Locust Mountain coal stored away.
This was the kind desired, and the
utmost satisfaction was expressed with that
which they saw But ON the day the bids were
opened, Mr.. Pyle WAS further solicited to fur
nlsh bids for Locust Run coal which he dc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
rFrom our Late Editions of Yesterday
The baltimore Failure.

IMPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE INTO
THE CONDITION OF THE CALVERT REFINERY.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.
The committee to inquire into the condition
of the Calvert Refinery yesterday pre-
scented its report, stating the in
debtedness OF Stirling, Ahrens Il Co. tc
the refinery will be all OF one million of dollars,
of which there was due by them in cash and
Company's notes the sum of 9295,OO0 on the LIST
of July, but tile fact was carefully concealed
from the Board of Directors by the
presentature of false balance sheet.
They are also accused of the abstraction Of
other large sums. The assets of tho Calvert
Refinery arc stated at 81 057 400 and tho liabil-
tiles at 80 CSC 0O0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

clned to do, and the award was made to James
Murphy, although member of the Board con-
he thinks about 25 cents per ton, Or on the 1SO
tons to be supplied $4540.
The excuse given why the award was not CIV
en- to Mr.. Pyle was that the Board determined to
take the Locust Run coal after the proposals had
been invited but he was assured that had he
bid on this he would have got the contract.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
[From our Late Editions of Yesterday ]
Newark Items.
NEWARK. Del. Sent. q

NEWAKh. DeI.i otIIl. D.
Yesterday, George Boyles, a eolored lad, was
arrested charged with the larceny Of a watch
from Lambert Hail. colored man The boy
said he bought the watch from tramp for "a
cents, and although thrown into the hall he was
released upon the payment of the costs, there
being no evidence against him.
The town is wearing its usual school day APP
pearance. Each train increases the arrivals Of
the students.
F. A. Curtis has returned from his trip to the
Isle Of Shoals, looking the better for it. Miss
Lizzie Wilson, teacher in No. l, has also come
home from her trip through New York State and
a short visit to the White Mountains.
Tomorrow morning, the train bringing down
the n. Y. II N. o. Circus will pass Newark be-
tween q O'Clock. 1t will consist of 81 cars
which go to Delaware City where the circus will
exhibit afternoon and evening p.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
UNEXCEPT

ism word that indicates the
mhrk nj which We aim and
which we claim 10 have
reached ms nearly ns posi-
BILE for lnmnn skill.
No EXCEPTION can he
taken to the STYLE OF nilf
Garments, They arc made
after the latest and mUat
approved patterns,
NO EXCEPTION can be
taken to the MATERIALS.
They are the lipst aud
Finest made.
NO EXCEPTION can ren
sonably be takei' to the
CUT and FIT. We employ
none but ilrst-elass Artists.
and insist on the utmost
Perfection IN every detail,
NO EXCEPTION can he
taken to the PRICE; for 1t
Is pnrposcly fixed at the
lowest point possible, and
is lower than the same
grade of Clothing can he
purchased elsewhere,
NO EXCEPTION can be
taken To our Stock, for II
embraces every variety of
Stylish and Sensonnblc
Clothing for Gentlemen,
Youths, Boys and Children
of every age and size.
NO EX ClipTlON can be
he taken TO our Ready
money system of business
for IL relieves the customer
from payments of extra
profits, made necessary 70
cover losses by the old
credit and loss system, and
gives him his Clothing Mt
the Lowest Rate of Cash
Profit. ~
NO EXCEPTION can he
or j. taken oonr Garments
on the score of either Gle
guncc, excellence, or econ
Omy hy persons who arc
Judges Of good Clothing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
angle.eodtcianI
,n.csii,,ss,i,E.

Icheari1,y giye this testimony @ the rntlic tNat
MIS-. FOSTERS Blood purifier and letter Ointment
cured Rle
Haa afflicted FOR mary years Wlth dlsor1e-cd
sen ana swelling ot tie glAuds u rae neak, wtch
was the oeeisioli ct rreou2ed snla-ing and az
pease.
consulted eight 0f tire n.ogt pr0minsnt physl-
clans IN the city aud used their uelieino long tine
without receiving any permanent rellef; on tile
contrary getting worse, I'LL finally almost dehp9ir-
ing OF hope, / was induced TO try Nla, Fostsr's
Buui purlHer, Witch was recommended 10 me 0s
heing cartlia care for ny N.hea5e, Ii was tile
Lnrning point IN iny case after using tSo bottlns
of the Binel iNrler In correction with the Tetter
Ointment tine sM el,Ing ceased, the erGptiOns diSa1-
paaret aad now am entirely and eife0iually cured.
II farther lnfoTUasaii ID desired concerning NY
case, cAil at ,ly ie3lG4i.sG.
TEt05. SCOTT,
1870 GlaHInnnt aaraet. o7or inn street. HriLlgh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
pe.,nsyIvanin.

EIGHT BUILDINGS RuRNED At RRAppocKsFIFLD'
IirrsBuEd, Sept. 3.
This morning tire occurred at Braddocksted
on tho Monongehala river, destroying eight
buildings, which were occupied by Conrae
Fisher and Andrew Kramer, grocers; Sherwii
Bros, feed store; Mrs. Haggerty, milliner; Hen
nv Bernhardt, shoe store; Jesse McAme wagor
maker, and two offices owned by James
Hughes The total loss is ai5, 900, which is full.
|
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
ano,ncr MURDER in the coal mines.

INSIDE BOSS ISo. p. JONES suor By TWO sTHANo-
Frs.
PorrsvIII.E PA, Sept. 8.
Another shooting case is reported from Tama-
aue, this morning, creating much excitement in
the city. The general inside boss for the Lehigl
and Wilkesbare Coal Co, john Z. Jones, at the
Louis Ford mines, was shot dead at seven O'Clock
by two men, strangers. who Immediately fled.
Parties searching for them have so far been un-
suonnssful
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
sprtial alutites.
,mpound syrupor wild cherry BARK.

Compound ~ rupof Wild Cherry Bark
This preparation is the only perfect cough med-
cine that know Of and cures all durable cases and
relieves those that are not curabic. claim nothing
for the prescription but the method Of preparing it
is such as get all the medical effects from the in
gradients In perfection, and has taken the exper-
ience and labor of forty years to place il at the
heat OF the cough medicines of the word. IL Is
used and prescribed by some of the best Doctors in
this and other States for their fannie and patients.
cid persons and old cases of cough relieved and
enabled to sleep and get rest and strength. Pre-
pared and sold on!y by ....
ALFRED WALTON,
anglg, ,eodtCjanl $50 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tssindas

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tStnaavs
scs,tsi, at tho CoMxxRoIAL BUILDING, So'sta-'0ess
soypsr FytrA and Market Streets. 7too cents copy
Ten oen,s toeek DKLIvEhED FREE by carriers
throughout the city. Tho COMMERCIAL '0s 90 se'l oy
mail to any Post Office in NetO castle cot'ay az so.p
Der ans.n, sl25 for months; 50 cents per '''onn
to Post Offices outside Of Ns0 Castle county, sooo pa
ann,,: 81 40 for three months so cents pr mo'''
Tux Pup1IsHEns PREPAY POSTAGE IN III cases
COMMERCIAL L STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
ytied Nth frst-class machinery aud ssiiil 'rorkas,
for executing Book Job, and Mercantile Printing or al
descriptions, at prices beloo the ladifY Printing
Houses Of the large cities.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, tEeeklyl the Pe'iinsttlar
oroan of Farmers and Fru-grolcers; great Family
Newspaper; published euery Thursday mornf'ia' al
Tsso Dollars pear, resTAeR PRErAID BY THk PUB
LIsHKRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Anoystcr poi,cemnn Nnlcd.

j. t. purding, twenty-tlree years od,o Rocl
Hall, Kent county, iirst-class seaman on
oyster police steamer Leila, Cap
tain jesse X. Hines, WAS instantly
killed by being accidentally caught in the cranl
of the engine shaft while the steamer was sail
ing on the Chesapeake, between Sharp and Pop
lar Islands, about four O'Clock yesterday after
noon His loft Log was torn nearly OH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
1.-THE IEFF DAVIS QUESTION.

The Sussex Journal considers that we 'insult
the South" when we say that the people oil the
North don't want jeff Davis as orator al their
agricultural fairs and wants to know what he
did more than the private soldiers in the rebel
army To which we reply that JEFF Davis was
himself repudisted i'll the South, by great body
of the people, his management Of the so-called
"Confederacy," both in its civil affairs, III IN
deed, any of them were ciul) and in the con-
duct of the war, being most unsatisfactory,
Nobody has cursed JEFF Davis more bitterly than
thousands of the men who once followed him,
and the idea that it "insults the South
to say we don't want him in the North
as an instructor or adviser upon any
subject, is absurd. That he did more than
the private soldiers of the Southern army is a
matter of course. He organized the treason.
He preached those false doctrines of State
Rights which bred the treason. He counselled
secession. He ntamed one section against the
other. He "sprinkled blood in the face of the
South" to promote the disruption OF the Union
and bring on general war. He was to large
degree responsible for the blood OF the thou
sands who were sacrificed in that unholy effort
to build an edifice with Slavery as its corner
stone. By the wonderful and unexampled Gle
mency of the American people he suffered no
punishment, but for the people of the North to
give him honor would be an outrage on the
graves of the man whom his wicked ambition
slew.
We draw a wide distinction between the people
of the South and such individuals as Davis.
Every sign that the people are becoming more
devoted to the Union must be welcome Every
step toward reconciliation of the sections is
cause for rejoicing. That we decline to frater-
nize with JEFF Davis will not interrupt the process
of restoring national harmony we are quite sure
but If it did, upon whom would the blame lie?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

This well known anl thoroughly tried preparation
its reputation as ii re!aeay surpas Ell
for he euro OF uiooi aud sk kh diseases W.; lettet
riuRwDrnis, ScrDtnla, u.stcits, puppies, bos iia-
prr.iles oi she blood, etl. Pa M ii quart bones
Pfier s1.l0 eH'h,
MRS Testers Rose 4oruI-Ioxengcs
An in:ai..}le rcmony Tor worms safe fieas4lr
and ra.i~6le. lrlce a eeu.s per OK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

CmASGEp. Tho Sunday School Institute, to
be held in aillington, Kent county. Maryland,
for Easton District, has been deferred one
week. 1t will be held on Wednesday and Thurs
day. the 22d and sd of this menth, and not on
the 10th and l7th, as previously published. All
who are interested should make note of the
change.