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LINES OF TRAVEL.
APRIL 20th, 1874.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows', for :
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations,
6.50.8.10. 9 30.10.30, a. m.; 2, 4.45, 715. . 10.24
Baltimore and intermediate station*, 12-52.
02.a.m.; 5.20
Baltimore
a. a.; 1.23,5.20.7.10. p. m
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for :
New Castle, 12.65. 10.10, a. m.; 1.25, 0.30,
de'aford and intermediate stations. 12.55.
10.10. a. m.; 6.35, p. m.
Deiner and intermediate stations, 12.55
10.10. a. m.
and Naw York, 1.31 a. m.;
lu
Vk "hiugton. 12.52, 2.03,10.02
SUNDAY TRAINS :
Philadelphia and intermediate etntiuns,
*,46,0.30, p.m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.Sl. a. m.
Baltimore and Washiogton, 12.62. 2.uS, a.
m.
Hot farther information pereengers are rc
ferred to the time table, posted at th* depot.
H. F. KKNNKYTSuperintendent.
akp READING RAIL
W I koA I D aTON
On and after Tuesday, May 26th.l874,trains
will run over the Kradinu Brasch as fol
lows:—
Going Northward
Geing Southward
STATIONS
' No.2. No.4. No.6.
P.m. p.m, a. m. a. m. p.m. p- m.
6.16 1.46 6.30 Wilmington 9.10 3.12 7.32
6.03 2.38 7.24 Ohadd's Ford 8.25 2.19 6 49
7.06 8.2-t Couteevillo, 7.25 1.0» 6 57
8.01 4.i6 9.11 Springfield, 6.28 12.00 6.07
8.84 4 36 9.41 Birdsborft', 5 A4 11.34 4-32
9.0/ 6.30 10.J6 Reading. 5.20 11,00 4.00
CONNECTIONS :
At Wilmington with trains on Philadelphia
Wilmington Sc Baltimore.andDelaware Rail*
roads; at Chadd's Ford with trains on Phila
delphia A Baltimore Central Railroad; at
Coatesville with trains on Pennsylvania R.
R., and at Reading with trains on Philadel
phia A Reading,Lebanon Valloy.EastPenna.
and Reading & Columbia and the Berks
County Railroads.
SUNDAY
No.6.No.3. No.l.
TRaINS.-A train will .leave
Read! dr at 7.10 a. m.. on Bunday, arriving at
Wilminxton atll.17 a. m. Leaving Wilming
ton at 3-HO p. in., arriving at Chadd's Ford at
4.17; Ooateiviile, 5.25; and Reading, at 7,37
p. ■>. E. COLLINGS.
General Superintendent.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.
Sail *v*uy Öatüibay.
^Faaaengers booked to and from any Railway
Station or Seaport in Great Britain, Ire
land, Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany.
France, Holland, Belgium, and the United
States,
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON,
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY by
Wednesday's Steamers 66D By Saturday's
team era §66 and §75.
EXCURSION TICKETS, $120.
INTERMEDIATE. 635, STEERAGE, 630.
Payable in Currency.
Parties sending for thoir friends In the Old
fie un try oan purchase tickets at lowest rates.
Green, N. Y., or to
SAMUEL F. BETTS.
Wilmington, Del.
MARTIN JOHNSTON,
BOOK-BINDER,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
Magasines, Music and Publieationa of all
kind bound at the lowest rates.
Bock Numbers of periodicals supplied,
special attention given to making Ac
count Books of every variety of Ruling and
action guaranteed. Orders by mail
Wu 1 receive prompt attention,
HAHIIN JOHNSTON,
Mo. 420 aUlPLKY STREET,
eeu6-*73-tf
WTT. KINGTON.
REMOVAI
Jim
I have removed fro
fehipley itreet, to
tuy old stand 4(3
N.W. Cor. 3d & Shipley,
Where, witn increased facilities, I shall he
better prepared to supply the wants ci my
o ustomera with
STG V ES. H EATERS,
IR^HSTG-IES,
AND _
House Furnishing hoods
generally. Being thankful for past favor» I
pope by personal attention to buxineiM to
bnlinne to receive uth&roofyour patronage.
R MORRISON.
fe3md N- W. Cor.
Shiplov Street*.
The New Vastlelouniy
MUTUAL
insurance Company,
No. 602 Market Street,
INSURES AGAINST FIRE,
Huuses and all other kinds
of Buildings with their con
tents,
For period» of time varying from 3 month'!
to a term of years
Manioekb:
William Tatnall, William Canby,
Jamks Bradford, Gbo Richabpson.;
John Guvbr, Sam'l Canby.
Chai. W. Howland. Clemxnt B. Smith.
Low'd Bbinohurbt, Jamkb Kiddlb,
Kdward T. Bellah, a. P. Shannon.
Ahbton Richabdsox, Geo. H. Bates.
M. M. Clkavkb.
c siuiL TATNALL.Pree't.
*. BAM'L SMITH Sec'y. leblO
DELAWARE FIRE
Insurance Company,
No. 608 Market Street,
WIIMINGT0N, DEL.
Iicornorato. 1826.
Insnranoe for n term of yenra, or
Perpetual Insurances at Greatly
Reduced Rates.
Losses prompt], adjusted and paid.
Insurance against loss or damage by fire as
ow as any other oompany.
DIRECTORS:
Charter Perpetual
Geo. W. Sparks
f rancis Barry,
Wm.H. Swift,
Job R. Tatum,
wm. Canby.
W no, M. Canby,*
W. O. Gibbons.
_ Geo. W. Bush,
Geo. W, Stone.
» WILLIAM CANBY. P sident,
h . L. Gi lvi x, Secretar y pr29-'7t)
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JOHNB 0X31 J Y ,
,;iCfi CREAMS,
CONFECTIONS, TOYS»
ICHILDEEN'S
JfflZ COACHES,
FIRK-WORK8
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE,
„And a (,n«Ml us«wrtm,nt ofBUnla and
•urj Nctiona.
JOHN RODDY
No 411 MARKET STREET,
(topedto the Guette Offii«,
WUmlngton, y»l.
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BANKSIAND BANKERS.
THE ARTIZAN8 SAViKttS BANK
003 Market Street,
Incorporated February 23.1861.
Open to reoeive deposit*' daily from 9 A.M 1
until 4 P.M., and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
of six per cent, bas been regularly paid on
deposits, state the organisation of the Hank,
and it is the expectation of the Managers,that
this rate of dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are aooounted as deposit*. Thus permanent
deposits oompound their interest tWloo in each
year.
MANAGERS :
William a. IIillib,
Climmt B. Bmttr,
Chas. W. 90ÏLASL,
g ATHAN'L
1MET F. Dum«.
K. M. STOTi.SBD.a,
Gkobqx W. Bess,
GkOKQR S. CapRLLE.
M. L. Liohtexstrix.
KNEOE, EdwaBO B A ELI KOTOS
JobH. Jaoesok,
Wm. U. Swift,
Aktuoxt Higoihb,
WM ■ S. HILLBB, Frulden t.
Geo. W. Bui, Vie. Prddant.
f«b21-lj
E. T. Tat LOB. Treisurer.
JURHT NATIONL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
Depository of the Public Moneys,
AMO
Financial Agent of tbe United States.
EDWARD BETTS, President,
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Paid ap Capital, ^
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge.
Disoount days, Moufryi and Thursdays, at
8^0 A. M.
•MI
DIRECTORS
Clement B. Smyth,
Israel Pu»ey,
Henry 8. McComb,
Daa iel James,
George W. Bush,
Eli Garrett,
Joshua T. Henld,
Willlam Tatnall.
mar 28
Edward Betts.
»
THB
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
No. 4 W. Third Street.
Six per eent, interest. Open Tneeday und
Saturday evenings and every day, A ii.
G rims haw, Treas.. J. P. Wales, M. D-. Prea't,
John F. Miller,Clerk. yl-tf
HATH AND OAFS.
DUBELL
THE
HATTER.
2
(Cast Third Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
-ly
L. H. QUAY'S .
CHEAP
HAT and CAD
EMPORIUM.
402 KING STREET 402
HARDWARE.
D. H. KENT &iCO.
UUF0RTKHH AND MANUFACÏURER.S'
AU ENTS FOR
iROisra
8T1ÆL
Hardware,
AND
COACH MATERIAL,
1
Have the largest Stock of goods in
tho State iu their line, and best
assorted Stock in the United States.
Nos, 205 & 207 Shipley &210
&Ï212 Orange itrerti,
_ ^__WILMINGTON. DEL.
Wm. GREEN <& GoT,
Successors to Pedrick. Green A Co.,
Importera And Deaers in
IRON AND STEEL.
,: isrooMÄ® D!
éâRNEB'OP
THIRD and SHIPLEY STS.,
and Auger Shapes, Galvanised and Blaok
sheet Iron, Cast, Shear. Blistar German.
Tlr. MMhlnwTMdT.p st,,l.
Smith. Conob, and oth.r Hardware-Hon.
Bnoe,, Bon, Sho, Nail., Borax, Bolts, Clin.,
Nuts, 'Washers. Malleable Castings. Wagon
Boxes,ffpnngs,Axles, Bpokes.Felloes, Shaft,:
S anea Tin. Sheet Zlne, Ac., Grindstones,
ranks and Hollers. Book Chains, Ao.. A., '
Smiths* and other tools. Anvils, Vioea, Bel
lows, Sledges, Hammers, Shoeing Knives.
Files, Rasps, Smiths Drills, Tire Benders,
Twere Irons. Stocks and Dies.
All of which
W
8. E
. , , »Ul. b, «old at very low
prloot. wholeialo and rotall, for oaih orap
proTBd CTldP. march 5. 1868.
1011,1 mirror,,
A fall; uêortmwt of all liiw. Including
douhlo magnifying, Ac.
E. BKINGHDR8T A CO.;
Ccraw.cf Sixth »ad Market itrccta.
llowwe Lived Before fhcRevo
tnttm.
Tho costunu ä of tUc Juy wire rich
ami showy. The jmlftes wore in Mas
sachusetts scarlet robes with i'acin^s ami
culls of black velvet, and powdered
wi«» adorned with black silk bags.
Their robes in summer were of black
silk. In 1774 the sheriff of York, now
in -Muiuc, came out to meet the court,
coming on a Circuit with six of his de
puties, all with gold laced gentlemen
monopolize brave apparel. The over
seers of Harvard College in 1754 had to
forbid the students to wear gold and
silver lace or brocade. Laced and em
broidered garments of velvet and
ttowered silk were commonly found in
gentlemen's wardrobes, and there was
one solid man of Boston, a thrifty mer
chant who went about his business in
green or purple gold. Wigs gave place
to queues when it was seen that the
officers of Bruddock's army did not
wear the former. Artisans wore leath
ern aprons, and .serving maids were
known tty short gowns of domestic
stuff would they have thought of the
satin and silk which Bridget deems her
prerogative? The ladles, according to
Copley, preferred red satin and pearls
to any other toilet. Ucd.indced,seems
to have been a favorite color with them,
for the authorities of Philadelphia, in
order to drive red cloaks out of use (for
,e don't know), took the
novel but effective method of dressing
a woman in one to go to the gallows.
The authorities of the Quaker City
Becm, indeed, to imve'thought it quite
their duly to correct the fashions, for
another occasion they sought to
make the "tower" head-dress ridiculous
by setting it on a very tall man's head
and marching him through the street
to the sound of a drum. Here is a hint
for the dress reformer. Low necked
dresses were an abomination is Boston
as long ago as 1091.
the public has at last got used to them.
Pood w as cheap. In 1740 meat in
Boston retailed at two pence a pound,
and a twelve pound cod be bought for
the same. Malmon weighing two
pounds sold Lr a i-hilling. Choclate
was more uscdtlinn coffee. Teetotalism
had not been invented. Cider was
three shillings a barrel und universally
drank at meals in Massachusetts. PI ip
and toddy were sinful drinks also much
in vogue with our abandoned nin es
tors. Madeira was the favorite wine
all over the country, and rum punch
found favor without distinction of
party. The students of Harvard were
allowed "in a sober manner to enter
tain one another and strangers with
it," the corporation having decided
rum punch "ns it now commonly made,
no intoxicating liquor." Now adays
Massachusetts courts decide lager beer
to be intoxicating. Can it be that our
heads are so much weaker than our
fathom'? There are plenty ofehances to
wet one's whistle in those day. One
house in every ten in Philadelphia sold
drink, in 1774 Bo the grand jury
found— <4 ai axv
what reason
•MI
It is no wonder
A reunite Ttinoist- W/inl liefet n
Niee 1 on tin Mini.
Ah the j
Meu.son at Old OifLurd
•Ii, Ale., tlruwej to a « lose, the lead
tii ruction out door« is the presence
lair daughter of Lowell, who by
her ^wonderful performance with the
our, has won tho reputation of the
chumpion rowist. Miss Chase is the
ifuly und she is a guest of the Ät. (Rond.
She daily takes a long row, launching
lier boat, an ordinary (lorry,among the
breaker* with coolness ana judgment.
This is a feat not attempted even by
men, unless accustomed to the place.
Every afternoon the sojourners at the
hotels throng the beach to witness the
during attempts of the fair rowist.
Tuesday she rowed to the Pool and
back, twelve miles,pulling every stroke
herself.
lb
bhc is fond of playing prac
tical jokes, and,last oven,invited one of
those "awfully nice" young gents from
the South End, Boston, 1o go out with
her. He gladly accepted the kind in
vitation, feeling quite flattered. A
large crowd was upon the beach naher
hont was pushed off, the young gen I
sitting in the stern. She successfully
encountered the first breaker, and her
passenger was delighted with bin sail,
and highly rompit ment cd her for her
skillful management of the boat; but
when the third line of breakers was
reached the boat was 1 urned upside
down and the occupants precipitated
intoten feet of water. That "awful
young man swam ashore and
made for the hotel in a solemn frame
of mind, while the lady rowist swain
ashore, bowed gracefully to the crowd,
aud after attending to lier bout retired
to her room for a change of clothing.
n ico"
NEW GOODW,
Just opened
Standard Trimmings,
Hamburg Edgings,
Ruflings, Laces,
Ribbons, Ac.
and full line, ol
GADSE MEHIN0 UNDDKKWKAH. HOSI
ERY, GLOVES. NOTIONS, me.
8. II. STAATS,
No, 417 Market Street,
^ wmmm |B ^^WilminjtoluJ)el.
SE WlN G MA CHINES.
elegant assortment of
Also,
arr!7-wtf
GROVER & BAKER'S
InTEW
Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINE,
507 KING BTBKEE,
it
_(Clayt on House.)
may**?
WEED
Sewing Machine,
THE BE8T IN THE MAKE ET.
To bs had at tho Cor. Sovonth
and French Btreets,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
nar28-3m
COAL AND WOOD.
HARLES WARNER A CO.
Markot StreetfjWUarf,
Wilmington, Del.
O
id !£< > tiiil Lienlcr*
Wbolesnlc*
—IN—
Auttiraclle «ntl Ulti
iluous Coal.
Tho only firm in thi* city receiving coal
daily all rail, iroai Cumberland region.
'ilie only firm Helling Exclusively the
Lehigh ami Wilke«luirre Coal Company «
Coal. ,, _
Every one should use the Shawnee Coal for
family, steam or manufacturing purposes.
Wo guarantee it, to make Itss a«hes, prove
more economical and give hotter satisfaction
than any oonlofiered in this market.
ASK FOR SHAWN f : U CO \ L,
PU K N Ell A Ml jSKE COAL.
Tell your friends what you think of the
SHAWNEE COAL.
llIARLFB WARNER A CO..
Muiket Street hirf.
All
at
a
je!2-ly.
PILE & MURPHBY,
(Successors to Wm. 11. Alltnond & Bro.,)
Dealers in
COAL AND WOOD,
Cor 20th and Market Street».,
(<ith Ward) WILMINGTON, DEL.
Order* ielt with John P. Alltnond, Eighth
office, will be
and Market streets, or
promptly attended to.
Rest Lehigh und Schuylkill Coal always
hand. may».74-ly
at
UHK IMTIiilT WÄWOÜ8
LLIVKR THE BEST COAL INTO CEL
uumping on the pave
G. W, BUS 11 *t SON.
Frenoh Struct Wharf.
D
La US without
mont.
Jan I Off
JOSE1MI F-OTJT
SELLS ENTERPRUK. 11ARLKIGU AND
MI AW NEK COAL
AT SCHUYLKILL PRICES.
Oak and Pino WOOD by ihecord and
neighbors in the
have
customer* to
led.
We try to excel all
preparation of cur
succeeded wo will leav
Coal, how far
to 0
Joseph fuut,
Orango ami Water streets.
say for us.
jell
ty
to
1
I'lANOS ASJ> ASS.
PIANOS
--a&îY
For $200.00 unü upward*.
OILMANS
For $417.00 mid upward*.
For cash or on instalments, at
ROBF.J.F.W & BRO'S Warorooros,
(UP STATUS.)
MUSIC HAS CHARMS I
J'KKJK REDUCED.
THE BEST IN~THE WORLD
Will Last a Life-Time !
35,000
OK THE CELEBRATED
Shoninger Organs,
' IN 1MTLY USE,
The best musical talent of tbe'
country recommend these Organs.
The nicest and best. More for your
money and gives better satisfaction,
than any other now made. They
comprise tho
Illustrated Catalogues sent by
mail, post-paid to any address, up
on application to
B. BHONINGER & CO.,
New IIav4;u, toon.
novll
WM. S. WATT.
Mi. Kill!) Miect,
PLUMBER. (JAS-fii
FITTER
uhes hifi friends and patron« to b
bo has re* urned business i
aud would deui
that
tbe uljovu bran
to renow tboir custom
heretofore so liberally bestowed, llo is pre
pared to do ull kinds of work in bis line, and
submit t.-itimates of cost, guurunteeiuir to
finish all contract* and ooiujdete all idhs in
tbe most
SUBSTANTIAL AXI) 2W0RKMANLIKE
MANNEK.
KSatirif&otion to all will be
small poniblo profit charged
Give in• a nail.
y aim, and tbe
_up 2 2-1
rjlAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE!
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1874.
Ihe un«ler«ignod Receiver« of Taxe» for the
City of Wilmington, will bo at tbe City llall,
on und after tho first day of July, 1874, be
tween ihe hour.« of 8 and 12 in the morning,
and from 2 to 6 in tbe afternoon,fo r the pur
pose of receiving Taxe«. A deduction of five
per cent, is made on all Taxen paid in July;
all paid in August and up to the closing of
the poll» of the city election, the face of the
bill must be paid; and alter that date five
per ceut. will be added to the bill.
ALEXANDER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM STILLKY.
iiin Receivers of Taxes.
iy'
I!W CHOP
TIIHNIP AND HITT A BEGASEED.
At W. N. CHANDLER'S,
fill Market Htreet.
N
1,7
Children's Clothing,
No. HIO MarlretlStreet,
Mrs. m. l. mcdaniel,
Has a now and fine assortment of Chil
dren'» Olothinjr. Cassimores, Hamburg Edg
ings Hosiery, Trimming«, Patterns,<*c..which
she is disposing of at low prices. Also
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING CUT and MADE
TO ORDER.
819 MARKET STREET.
mdy-1
GROCERIES.
HERMANN A_UL; >.
GENERAL FROVIIir; DEALER.
No. 233 Tatnall street,
WILMINGTON DEL.
Would respectfully
nounoe to bis friends and
1 the publie that be still ear
- ries on the Meat business
at the old stand, and will
keep constantly on hand
the beat quality ol
an
aSgrgj.
- J BÜC1 AR-CU ft KD 11 AMP.
FLITCH, SHOULD KK8.
LARD. PORK.
SAUSAGE. DRIED BEEF.
CHEESE. TONGUES. Ac.. Ac.
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail
at the lowest city prices.
He returns his thanks to his many custo
mers lor past favors aod respectfully solicits
a continuance of the same.
JOHN V ALIaUONLI,
Cor. 8th and Market streets.
DEALERS IK
rho
GROCERIES, TEAS,
HP1CEH Sec., Arc
t
n
511 king St. & 2d and King.
W R BOWMAN.
Grocer &. Tea Dealer,
Private Families. Hotels. Reetauranu and
other consumers supplied with
THE BEST GROCERIES
or
AT FAIR PRICES,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
fccond and Kins and 611 King lia.
maySO-Sn
THE NEW STORE 1
MY MOTTO :
'•A QUICK DIME IS BETTER THAN A
SLOW DOLLAR I"
seconnt of tbe great scarci
ty of money, to sell at the lowest figure, I
nave bought exclusively for oash, and intend
to sell at email profits and make quick sales.
1 keep on hand at all times
As l desire,
The Choicest Variety of
GROCERIES,
At tho most reasonable figurai. Should yon
doubt it, you have but to call and examine
my goods and prices, and you will be
vinced. Don't forget the number.
Ill West Second Street,
W. ». MELVIN.
lohiJJin
ICE DEALERS.
WALTON & JAMES.
have rented the office
No. 2 West Third Street.
Former I, oronpiej by th. Franklin Tele
graph Co„ where they will keep constantly
on hand a good supply of their fine
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE,
And will receive orders for the coming hqih
RSt .Fewons who want a good clear »olid
ith during the hot aummer month» would do
well to call and leave their orders with them
early, and they will be guaranteed a supply
through tho entire season. apr22tf
8PLBN DID
EASTERN ICE
FOU 11874.
». Wth&ve secured a very large »took of the^
beit ICR cut on the Keaeheo River the past
winter and will aell during the summer at the
tollowing prices:
6 pound» daily.. M coats par weak.
8 du do . 8Ü do do
12 du do .110 do do
W do do .1 JO do do
ill do do ..160 do do
25 do do .ISO do do
40 lbs. and ov«r, ol th, rate ol tl 0U pw 10(1 lbs
Altbou.h th, above prima u. u low u
good Ernstem Ice oan be Mid in this market
at u profit, we do sot intend to bn undersold
upon uny considération.
Those price» to take effect on and after
Monday, April 13.
^ . PÜ8EY d RICK,
Ocmns-^Ob Bhiplcy, 4th end Poplar, ISIS
Walnut 8ta. apr7tf
S. B. WEST
8AYB
I will continue to
OL BAN
AND
iWarraitBd
WATCHES,
OR
I TUK
Usual Time
t
CLOCKS for|
003 market street,
WILMINGTON, DJJL.
Aug. Oth, 1874.
je20-d 3 m
William lally.
WH0LEBALK DEALER IN
Brandies, Whiskies,
WINKS, «no.,
ail BABTBONT FBTRBBT,
Between French and Wnlnnt Streets.
WILMINGTON. DEL
LEWIS RAYMOND.
615 SHIPLEY ÖTHEET,
3&1S1 -
SPLENAD WINRfl AND LIQUORB.
Pure from the Custom House,imported direct.
Also
FINE OLD RYE ft BOURBON WHISKIES
bold and delivered et the lowest possible
prices.
may
GEORGE VICKEH8,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ChHlwUn, Kent Co., Md.
*. W. VICKCIM,
ATTOHNKY ATILAW; do
i*n w>i*
DRUGS, MEDICInES, AC.
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warn
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.«u I'd imam t un inkr Ihrwc Killer* accofu
tl remain long unwell, pro
.*« are not destroyed by mineral
rusted
hied tl;
oison o
, aud Vital org;
joint of repair.
IK)'*pi-pnin or lMdige»liAii, Headache, Tain
Coughs, 'l ightness of the Chest.
ldzziiieM. Hour Knn-iailons of tho Stomach, Bad
Taste in tlio Mouth, Itilioim Attacks, Palpitation ol
rho licuri, lnnummation uf the Lungs, Paiu lu the
region of tlie kidneys, ami a hundred other paiulul
are tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. Olio
better guarantee of Its merits
d i ,
the .Mi . m
lump; «
bolt le will p
than u lPiiaftliv advevilspineul.
l'er I i miile t'ornplnints, in young or old.
he dawn of womanhood, or
the turn of in»*, the*? Tonic Hitters display
t ided an Influence tiiat Improvement is soon per
ceptlble.
Far Inflnramniory nml ('liroNlc Ithr,.
mnllim rtud Lout, bilious. Remittent and Intel
mutent Fevers, Dihensesof the Blood. Liver, KM
•leva nml Bladder, these Bitters have no «»luai.
r-.irli Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood.
They nre n gentle Fiirgnii
n Tonic, possessing tho merit of acting
powerful agent In relieving Congestion
inutlon of the Liver and Visceral Org.
married or cingle.
I"
well «*
iu flam
and ill
Billon* Diseases.
Far Nkin Dimm«, Kruptlous. Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Bolls,
Carbuncles, Ring worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes,
Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations of the Sklu.
IIamors und Diseuses or 1 he Skin of whatever name
or nature, are literally »big up und rnrrle»l out of the
system in a short time by the use of these Bitter».
Ornlefnl TlioiiminflM proclaim Vineuah Hu
ihrs the most wonderful lnvlgorant that ever
tallied the sinking system.
k. h. McDonald
Druggists and Geu. Agts., Sau Francisco. Cal., A
?or. of Washington und Charlton Rts., N. Y.
büLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS A DEALERS.
& CO.
EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
602 FRENCH STREET,
WILMINGTOS, .
DELAWARE.
FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN
SEPTEMBER lOth, 187 4.
REV. JOHN WILSON. A. M.
Principal.
aught- im
Delaware College,
fjlhe next Coilegiato year begins
WEDNESDAY, September 2.
Each member of the Legiilature ha*
pointments to two free Scholarships.
information apply to
ap
For Catalogues
the President.
WM. H. PURNELL, L. L. D,.
Newark, Delawaro
jy27-2m
JJUQBY ACADEMY.
A Ö ELECT ENGLISH. CLAS8iCAL
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTION.
Masonic Temple- Wilmington, Del.,
SAM'I. W. MURPHY. A.M..M.D..Psi»oipài„
AND
Assisted by experienced instructors in the
several departmeats of the school.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 7th. 1874.
For Catalogues, apply 'o
___ . Bo ugh m an. Thomas A Co's.
W. A. REYNOLDS',
CLASSICAL Si MATHEMATICAL
inistituth;.
A Day And Eoardlng School,
_ WI LMINGTON. DU D.
The Taylor Academy,
.(Formerly Taylor A Jackson'» Academy,)
WILMINCTON, DEL.,
A BOARDING AND DAY SCUOOL FOR
BOTH 8EXFP.
WILL BEOPEN
Hiulb Month (September) 7ili t 1871,
For Circulars and further Information,
Aildre*» J. K. TAYLOR. Principal,
Wilmington, Del
je24daw«in
Fashionable Fnmitnre.
J..V J.K. HARMAN.
No. 410 King Btreet,
WILMINGTON. DEL.,
. ®*«l*nlly Inform the old
ter.» ot Wilmington and tho aur
rounding country that we tvintipup
to manutacture and keep on hand ha
S ur large and long established wareroomu,
urnlture ot every variety and style, con
sisting ef Mahogany,Koiewoodand Wain
Furniture »uitable lor parlor,dining-room
and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is largcerand
more varied than oan he found in Delaware,
and all artioles sold atour establishment
warranted as represented.
Vanitian Bliuda ol the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and constant
ly keep a largeasortment of Spring.Hair.
Moss and Husk Mauren* eg.
J. A J.N. HARMAN.
_ _ 410 K*ng Street.
We res
ut
Bower's Hoof lânimeut.
After 30 year« practical experience with
hordes, in staging, teaming, Ac.,I have leaili
ed that more horse« have be«u « rippled by
Inattention to the feet than all other dilates
combined. After many experiment« I have
lound the true remedy to rauvKNT the di«ease
of th# hoof, or restore it after negligence
what nature intended it «hould be—iA# art at
support oj the nobis animat. If the hoof is in~
tlaiued and diseancd, tbe animal i« pompai a -
lively worthier«. This Liuimeut will surely
prevent tin« worst ol all diseases.Contractie n
Corns, Quarter Cracks, Contraction ol the
Back Sinew.generally called Knee Spiung
so., and restore those that have been cud
pled by the want of such a remedy..
»■Try it. and it will never fail ifproperiy
»piled, via :
Bathe the
I -
horses foot once a wesk. or
offener if necessary, at tho heel and frog and
around the hoof close to the hair.
M. C. BOYEK.
_ Norristown, Pa:
Mn.M. 0. Boyer —Dear Mr; This is te
certify ihatl have used your Liniment in
«table lor three mouth« pat.1, oh more tl
one hundred norsen. and find it the best i re
D aration I have ever used on horses. It is
far better than you recommend it, fcend me
five cages at once, by express, C. o. D.
*r ,06 -nr HahRY HAMILTON.
N«|UÎ WMl 3i«l itteoii S,} t Xni City,
ini