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COAL ASD WOOD.
QHARLII
Muktt StreetflWhait
WaaiHoroir, Du..
WARNIR * CO.
le and Retail l_*ealere
-IN
Anthracltc and Dttumtnous Coal.
The only firm in this city race'vine coal
daily all rail. Irom Cumberland region.
The only firm selling Exclusively the
Lih.gh and Wilkesbarre Goal C.uipanys
Every one should use the Shawnee Coni for
family, steam or manufacturing purposes.
* a guarantee It to, make less ashes, prove
more economic 1 and give better satisfaction
than any coal offered in this markst.
ask KORSHA b WNKE 6 CO a ^ kk coal
T ell your friends what you think of the
SHAWNEE COAL.
CliARLFS WARNSR A CO..
Maik.t btr.it Wh.rf.
Wholi
Jel2-ly.
FILX3 & WURFHEY.
(Successors to Wm. 11. Allmond A Bro .)
Dealers la
COAL AND WOOD,
Cor 20th and Market Streets.,
(9th Ward) WILMINGTON, DEL.
Orders left with John P. A11 mend. Eighth
and Market streets, or at oar office, will be
promptly attended to.
Rest Lehigh and 8cnuylkill Coal always
hand. may7,74-Iy
OURPATEUT WAtiOVN
ELIVER THE BEST COAL INTO CEL
LARS without dumping on the psve
Ü, W, BbFH k frON,
JanlStf French Street Wharf.
D
me kt
JOSEPH FOITT
SELLS ENTERPRIiE, HARLKIGii AND
SHAWNEE COAL
AT SCHUYLKILL PRICE 3 .
Oak and Pine WOOD by thecord and sawed.
Wetry to excel all our neighbors in the
preparation of our Coni, how far we hnve
suc eedei we will leave to "nr coMn-> rrs tu
say torus. JoSKFU FuUT,
jell Orange and VT ater strewife
** A
Ae
ty
bave
to
riANOS AXI) OUGAXS.
I PIANOS
I
For $260.00 acd upwardb. G
At
duubt
my
».ORGANS
For $45.00 and upwards.
For cash or on Instalments, at
ROBELF.N Sl BRO'S Warorooma
ttP STAIRS >_
tfUSICHAS CHARMS I
PRICJE REDUCED
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
on
Will Last a Life-Time !
And
ICE
35.000
OK THE CELEBRATED
^Shoninger Organs,
•IN DAILY USE.
l n 'be best musical talent ot tue
couotry recommend these Organs.
The nicest and best. More for your
money,and gives better satisfaction,
than any other now made. They
comprise tbe
*
of
a*
Enreta. Concerto Orchestra ant Grants.
Illustrated Catalognes sent by
mail, post-paid to auy address, up
on application to
B. HHONINQEU & CO..
New IS«» cu, t (ion,
« r\ 1
Children's Clothinfr,
No, .819. Market Street.
.mbs, m. l. McDaniel,*
lias a new
d fine assortment of Chil
dren's Clothing. CofeSimerei. Hamburg Edg
ings Hosiery, Trimmings, Fntterus.rfc .which
she is deposing of at low prices. Also
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING CUT
CTO ORDER.
w-*-' _2_9 M\HKK K.T STREET
ADE
THOS. R. LALLY,
813MARK ET STREET.
îoHiiiuiii lui I'.iilmi ui
IBUHINESS.
proberty: bought sold and ex
changed.:
Houses Rooted,
Rents Collected,
Lorn a Negotiated
LEGAL PA IMUtS PREPARED
aprlAdtf
WM. S. WATT.'.
WO. lOOtl .Mailtet hireet,
PLUMBER, GAS-&STEAM FITTER
Wishes his friends and patrons to k
he bu resumed business i
and would desi
w that
the above bran
. . .... w tbeir cu3tom
heretofore so liberally bestowed. He is pre
pared to do all kinds of work in his line, and
submit estimates of cost, guaranteeing to
finish all eontraets and complete all jobs in
the most
to
SUBSTANTIAL AND WORKMANLIKE
MANNER.
4 Satisfaction to nil will be my aim, and the
email possible profit ÇfcAJfCtL
GiTtaedwaL * * ftp«»-*
GROCERIES .
UKHMANN AilRKNS,
BENERAl PROVISION DEALER.
1
i So. So3 Tatnall Street,
WILMINGTON DSL.
Would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and
â the public that he still
the Meat business
.nit
car
15
ries
at the old stand, ami will
koep constantly on hand
the best quality ol
_HUG AR-CU RED IJAMS.
ïUTCn. 8HOULDKK».
LA saIism/k^' dried bkkf.
CUKI&iE. TUN ail Kb. Ac.. Ao.
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail
at the lowest city prices.
lie returns his thanks to his many oufeto*
mers lor past tavcri and rcapecttully sol cits
a continuance ol tbs same.
JOHN P. ALijttLONJL>,
Cor. 8th and Market streets.
DKA.Lfi.KS UlJ
GROCERIES, TEAS,
H f 1CKH, Sc c.. Arc.
611 kin« St. A 2d and King.
W R BOWMAN.
Grocer & Tea Dealer,
Private Fumiltes Hotels. Rest, urants and
other consumcn supplied with!
THE BEST GROCERIES*
AT FAIR PRICES,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
decond anti King; anil All King; Bte.
may30 3m
tu
HI F NKVV STORE!
1.1 Y , MOTTO :
** A QUICK DIME IS BETTER TUAN A
SLOW DOLLARr r.
Ae 1 deeire. on FC^onnt of the greet scarci
ty of mouev, to sell at the lowest fig
bave bought exclusively for cash, and intend
to sell at Muall profits and make quick sales,
hand at all liinex
The Choices* Variety of
. I
I keep
GROCERIES,
G
At the most rea.*onnb)o figures. Should you
duubt it, >
my goods and prices, and y
vinoed. Don't forget tbe number,
111 West Second Street,
jel9I3m
have but to call and examine
will ha eon
W. H. Ntl.VIV.
too
Tbe
eft
up
no
Indy!
> u
at.
th:
ICE DEALERS.
WALTON & JAMES.
k have rented tbe office
No. 2 WesUThir&Slreel.
Formerly occupied hy the Franklin Tele
g.a-.h Co., where they will keep connu ut y
on hand a good supply of their fine
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE,
P
And will receive orders for the
. Persons who want a good clear * M I
ICE during tbe hot summer months woul 1 do
II to call and leave their orders with
early, and they will be guaranteed a
through the eutire s#*
Ina
n
will
Going
I- i
arrZi
arctic
ICE'COMPANY,
No
p.
6.16
6 0.3
7.10
R.,
phia
and
i.l 4 sit Second and 403
Poplar Strode.
* This Company will fupjly the citizens of
Wilmingtou during the bulance of the season
of 1674, at a great reduction
a* loi lows ;
6 pounds daily.
H
present prices,
45 cents per weekd
la
85
16
.
" 8U0 .
60 pounds dally. 40 cents each delivery : 109
pound* daily, 70 cents each delivery ; 500 lbs.
und upwards, at 812 per ton.
[20
P
10
p.
Being rolicited by
prominent citizens of Wilmington,
concluded to p
her of the most
have
ently establish in this
community the above company, and will bo
thankful lor the putronage of all who wish to
article lrom 20 to 40 per cent, be
preseut prices.
dim J. B. C0NR0W k SON.
9
buy thu beat
low the
aug-31
creat:sreduction
a.
IN THE PRICE OF:
Li
ICE
Z0n and after Monday, August 31st. the price
of Ico will be reduced to tho following rates.
5 pounds dally
8 do do
12 do do
16 do do
$20 do
50 lb*, earii deliver)
;5U0 " and upwards.
4"> cest* per week.
65
do
do
do
85 do
95 do
1 lo do
do
do
do
CO cents per 100 lbs
Our Ice Is of the best quality, und will be
sold as low as the lowest.
I
WALTON & JAMES,
anrfttf 15th and King and No. 2 W. 3d Sta.
» - :OIIA.3ü GrU
-IN
ex
PRICES OF ICE.
t ing f.n Monday, August 31, we will
tho lollowing price* :
sell Ice
6 pounds daily.
H do
12 do
16 do
20 do
45 cents per week.
do
65
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.... 1 IU
do ....
do
do
50 pounds daily, 40 cents e *ch dolivery : 100
pounds daily, 7ti cents each delivery ; 50U lbs.
and upwards, at 6'J cents per 100 pounds
4KgrWe guarantee to Bell as low as any one
in this city."*-*
PU3EY tf- RICE.
d Poplar, 1316
anrTtf
Okfiors— 406 Shipley. 4th
Walnut Sts.
that
bran
EW CROI*
TURNIP AND RUTA BEGA8EED.
At W. N. CHANDLER'S,
611 Market Street.
N
pre
and
to
in
i.v
ALTER CUMMINS.
ATTOHNIC Y-A'i'.LAVV
AND SOLICITOR IN CUANCEKY.
WilmlnfftOB, Del.
Nct:o*—B 12 KlniBL, n«t door to Po
deoW-lr.
w
the
Ùlenâenninÿ.
lioKÏ 1X311110» T FOB THI MlMJtXfc'e
Dinsci.
Jibbbt City, Osh 30.—Toe Jersey City
Presbytery, lor the liisl of Hev. John S.
Ulendenuicg,resumed its sitting iu tbs Pro*
sped aveuue churcb at one «/«lock yesterday
afternoon. The exercises opened with prayer
by Mr. Mcdemtor Wall, after which several
minute» were «peut iu the correcting ol
misstatements.
Sarah Jane Muuroc, who was then called
testified—1 was uiidmn connected with the
Sunday School of Mr. Glendenuing's church;
1 never talked with hcr In reference to her
engagement to Mr. Gieudenmug; sbe often
talked of the hard life she led; the said the
so ill-treated by Mr. Miller; she said ho
was very hard and cruel and she was afraid
of him and that she had to work very hard;
she cou'.d not oJl her août hcr own unie s
Mr. Miller said It war; she said too she was
sorry she had told me that much; that il they
knew it, they would kill her; 1 have noticed
her wealing a handsomely tngiaved gold
wstcb; she said her brother from Klicbigau
had given it to her for her Christu>as;it wus,
she said, the first present he liad ever given
her; I was iu the church on July 12; 1 know
that Gleudcuuiug did not remain after the
service; ho went out of the church in ad
vance of
Cross t-xttu iu cd by Dr. Imbria, witness
testified—! saw no ring ou ber finger; 1 ul
ways noticed her Laud; sbe always seemed
to bo noting something she was uot.
Q. How did Mary tell you about her Lotus
relitiuLS? Did jou ask her? A. She always
took the lead in the conversation. 1 listen
ed. SUe always sought me, 1 never sought
her.
<J. Sbe obtruded herst-lf on you, then? A.
Yes, air.
In reply to Mr. Riggs, Miss Muoroe testi
fied that on that Sunday, July 12, Gtenden
uing descended from tiiu pulpit alter the
service, said a single worJ to Mus Pomeroy,
and then went tome with witness' sister
and his own; Muy bad always seemed to
witness to be u b) pocrite; the better she
knew her the more she disliked ber; I bave
seen Miis Pomeroy with Mr. G lenden ni ng;
wbeu be btepped bom the pulpit that Suu
dtty I thought be spoke coldly to her; sbe
did not answer him.
The luveBtigati«
i»9*ill going on.
ff'/iat Shortens Life.
Out of Ihe most carious disooveries made
during a recent Investigation of the A'ins
houses of this State I*, that tbcpaupei* Vuve
an obbtiuate way ol not dyiug. The avemge
length of life, niter admission to their com
fortable establishment, is said to be twenty
years, though the inmates
ing, most of thorn, well advanced,
the advantage of being free from bothera
tion, worry, fret, trouble, ausiely, disap
pointment and tbe like things, the names of
which m.iy be lojnd in Dr. Rogel'sThr
s turns. It WPS long ago 3 it l ed by ng
of the moralists and the phyt-iologb
fass kills more than fever,aud sends greater
numbers to an untimely bepulchr«*. The
real bills of mortality are the tradesman's.
We die of our tailors, grocers, butchers,aud
shoemakers.and of our collectors of internal
We perlth of our great desire to
notes.
A
I
, upon enter
Such ia
reemect
sts thnt
you
eon
revenue,
take up
too much heed ol to-iuorrow. We expire of
too much i)r. Franklin and Poor Richard.
Tbe wise pauper may say, if he Lakes tbe
trouble of saying anything: "1 bave made
suugharbor ot last; I have all that tbe rich
eft man is sure of—three meals dally, a bed
nightly, aud clothes to put on when I get
up In the morning. Good-by, hope! 1 have
no further occasion for your anchor, my
Indy! Farewell, care! You shall not kill me as
> u did the cat! Nothing to do but to live;
at. . ' v Gdorgc, I will live as long as pooai
Oid boy, you bave got into a good
th: : L> -.T make a donkey uf yourself by
rely exhaling!" He doesn't, It seems
hy should be ?
We are the victims of
y
P
him
the
he
tho
to
LINES OF TRAVEL.
•.iULMINGTON akd READING RAIL
n HOAD
Ou and afte;Monday, Oo\ '^ttb.lSTi, trains
will run as follows
Going Northwurd Gaing Southward
BTATIOXS.
No A No.3.No.l.
No.2. No.4. No.«,
p. m. p. m. a. in. a. p>. h. in. p. u.
6.16 2.30 6 30 Wilmington 8.6Q 1.00 7J6
6 0.3 3.10 7.19 t hadd's Ford 8 10 12.0 > 6.49
7.10 4 26 8.: 6 Coatesville, 7.00 10 52 5 4i
6.31 9.43 Springfield,
6 12 10 *4) Birdsboro',
0 45 10 54 Reading,
CONNECTIONS:
At Wilmington with trains on Philadelphia
Wilmington A Baltimore, und Delaware Kail*
road»; 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
phia A Reading,Lebanon Valley,East Penua.
and Rending \ Columbix ana th) Berks
County Kunrouds.
9 28 4.42
6.40 4-04
6.UU 3.30
Philadel
E. COLLINGH,
Qeneral Superintendent.
P H 1 L A D E L P 11 I A. WILMINGTON A
BALTIMORE RAILKOaD.
SEPTEMBER 28re, 1874.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows : for
JtpQiUdelahi* and intermediate stations.
6.50,8.10, 9 3>. 10.20, a. m; 2, 4,00, 7 20. 9.30
Philadelphia and New York, 1.31 a. m.;
12.17,12.42, 5.42, p in.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 12-52,
10 02. a. m.; 5.20. p. m.
Baltimore and W> shington. 12.62, 2.03,10.02
m.; 12.56,1.23, 5.20, 7.10, p. m
Trains for Delaware Divislon.îleave for :
New Castle, 5.00, 10.10, a. m.; 1.25. 0,40,
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations. 5 00,
10.10. a. in.; 6-40, p. in.
Delmar and intermediate stations. 5.00
SUNDAY TRAINS :
Ph : Udelphia an 1 intermediate stations,
4.00. 6.30. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.31, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.51, 2 ui, a.
For further information passengers are re
ferred to tho time tables posted at the depot
11. F. K.ENNEY. superintendent
9
a.
10,10. a. in.
I Bower's Hoof Liniment,
After 30 years pncti*al experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C..I have learn
ed tnat more horses hnve beer, crippled by
inuttention to the feet than all other di-cafes
bined. After many experiments 1 have
found tbe true remedy to prevent the disease
of lbs hoof, or restore It after negligence, to
what nature intended it sbould be—(As great
support oj the noble animal. If the hoof is in
flamed and dt?eased, the nniuial is compara
tive y wrrthlets. This Liniment will surely
prevent this wor*t of all dieaases.Controction,
Corns, Quarter Crooks, Contraction ot the
Bxca Sinew.generally called Knee Sprung.
Ao.. and restore those that have been crip
plod by thu want of such a remedy.
«sT iry it. und it will never fail if properly
applied, viz :
Bathe the horse's foot one* a week,
oftener if nece-H&ry.at the heel and frog.and
around the hoof close to the hair.
or
100
M.C. BOYER,
Norristown. Pa.
Mr. M. C. Boybb—D ear Sir; This ii te
certify that I bava used your Liniment in my
stable lor three months past, us more than
one hundred nurses, and find it the best ore
aralion I have ever used on horses. It Is
bettf r than
recommend it. bend me
five eases ut once, by express, C. o. D.
HARRY HAMILTON,
t 31st street. New York City,
No. 132 West
JAMES A. PLUNKETT
NOTARY PUBLIC ANDCONVEYANCBR
IV. E. Cor. Third and market nie.«
(Second story,)
WILMINGTON, BE
earn
tfroui »••»Urd«»*s idhlon. .
LETTERS FRO W THE PEÔPIE,
Jump <*H(I Lofland—Their
Know-Moth lug Carver.
S.
ol
ho
s
ad
ul
For the Omette.
Then and .Voir.
Twenty years ago this full, Dr. J ump
and James K, Lotiaml, the candidates
now before the people of Delaware for
the respective offices of Governor and
Representative in Congress, on the
Republican ticket, were ardently en
gaged in the "K.now-Nothing . move
ment, canvassing their respective dis
tricts and beating the bushes that eve
ry vote might he brought out iu the
interest of that diabolical tirade against
our fellow-citizens of foreign birth,
for which the Doctor wus rewarded by
a seat in the State Senate and Mr. Lol
land made Secretary of State.
Now, these same gentlemen are can
vassing the State upon the .Brandywine
and elsewhere, seeking the votes of
these same foreign born citizens, and
with the assurance such as few men
possess tell them they are their friends.
Can it be that men will so soon forget
such damnable wrongs inllicted upon
them and kiss the rod that once smote
them ? ....
Will they reward the men with their
;ho thus would ostracize
best gift
them because of their birth anil relig
ion V I think not.
A few days more, and if I mistake
not the temper of the people, those
men who would set up an inferior race
to pull down the superior, aye, to pull
down their own race, will meet there
; ust reward in an overwhelming defeat
n Delaware ns they are defeated in all
the Hiatus that have spoken thus far
during tnis year of jubilee.
The white men of the land are arous
ing themselves as never before, native
and foreign born citizens of the Cau
easion race will no longer submit to
negro domination, nor will they toler
ate proscription on account of -Nation
ally or Religion. Then, in 1854 the
unhallowed, crusade was a success.
Now, in 1874 it must be an inglorious
defeat. The people, the white people,
the patriotic people, all over the coun
try say so it; must be so. A Democra
tic Htuto Government and ere long a
Democratic Federal Government and
then the millenium of honesty and
good feeling will prevail. Then will
all white men who are not sold to the
negroes rejoice,
women and children of our now stricken
land feel that they are free from insult
and danger.
bo mote it be.
A.
the
to
she
ng;
sbe
Vuve
com
of
The
ia
Then will the white
thnt
'•Let us have Peace."
Jons Oldfield.
Leipbic, Del., Oct. 28,1874.
C. P. Johnson —Dear Friend:—l desire
io call your uttention to tho remarks of
J»s. K. Lofland, mado in Wilmington in
a speech delivered by him.
by tho Wilmington Commercial, Oct. 24th.
1 will quote an extract: "Then again
they have declared that I am a common
drunkard. I have no objection to a man
taking his dram if ho wants it, but I sol
emnly declare boforo God that I have
drank nothing stronger than water for
seven years.'* This is astounding! I wish
to give you some evidence to the contra
ry which places Mr. Lotiand in
ward position. I will give you the evi
dence and you can make your own com
ment; for tho testimony is incontestible
inasmuch as it is respectable.
Mr. James Kirkley, of tho town of
Leipsic—a respoctable merchant, and a
Republican—declare« that he drank with
him very recently, and if was not water.
Mr. Charles Taylor, of Kenton Hun
dred—a man of respectability, hut a Dem
ocrat—emphatically declares that at tho
Camden camp meeting, this year, 1874, at
the food pen, at the said camp meeting,
he was entrusted with Mr. Lofland 7 »
coat, as ho was engaged for a while at
tho food per.-, and that on bringing Mr.
Lofland's coat to him, Mr. Lofland drew
therefrom a bottle— drank, handed it to
him, and he did tho same, and it was not
water, but whiskeu !
Now, friend Johnson, dr
conclusion. This man is bidding for the
temperance vote, but if tho temperance
men are as conscientious us I think they
*, ho h:w made a most egregious blun
der. He is endeavoring to deceive the
people, but ho is digging tho pit for his
reception ; and tho good sense and
self-respect of tho people will turn from
him wiUi loathing and lenvo him to med
itate upon tho lamentable condition of
his morals. Mr. Johnson, if one of the
candidates of the Democratic party
this Stato was to make au assertion like
this of Mr. Lofland's, with the over
whelming aiqount of testimony to prove
to the contrary, as in this case, 1 should
unquestionably turn from him witii con
tempt. Famiek.
reported
awk
your own
a.
re
Of
For the Oatette.
Allow me, Mr. Editor, u space in your
paper to express my sentiments in re
gard to our candidate for Governor, John
1\ Cochran, Esq.
great effort» of tho Delaware Itep
to find foc.d to gratify its natural
nancy it ha« signally failed—the man is
too faultlo8R even for tho envenomed
»hafts of Vernon to reach him. The sum
total of his charges are, "ho shot a cow/'
but does not tell us why; "ho is a rich
man." 1 have known him from liis boy
hood io tho present time, and always
found his integrity firm and unyielding,
his honor and honesty uutarnished. In
liis yopth, like Cincinnati», ho held the
plow, and early showed a love and capac
ity for education; and iu the halls ot
Delaware College he sought und found
that education that lit ? him for the high
position for which lie
ed. He haa been called an aristocrat— m
has answered that, charge himself. 11
has been called selfish and close, but lie
evidence given of it. He has been no
spendthrift: and who ever know his
hand closed when one that was nuedy
applied to him for relief? AVho over
knew him to do a mean act? Who ever
knew him to desert a friend? He is to
day a man pre-eminently qualified to fill
tho office to which he aspires. If elected,
the pure principles of tho patriot will
guide him in his oiliciul acts. Hisr
tlomanly and courteous bearing will
able him to till tho gubernatorial chair
with dignity and honor, and insure tc
every citizen a just and righteous judg
ment. Let every Democrat and Conser
vative who wishes tho welfare of liis
Stato vote for John 1*. Cochran and put
their condemnation by that act upon a
partv that is ruining tho country, and
would this State if they had tho power.
• J UNIC9.
Notwithstanding the
ublican
mnlig
by
to
great
in
the
been nominal
or
.•.■î.
te
my
than
ore
It Is
me
City,
UWli'W
B
8TEAM FREIGHT LINE
rea 2d wharf above Chestnut street, Phila
delphia. daily at 5 p. m., and French street
wharf. Wilmlagton, at 6 p. m, Freight band
ad oarefmll y nod forwarded with dispateh.
O, W. RUHR.
Leav
HARDWARE.
"D. H. KBWTfcCü»
IMP0RT1BS A*» lUVUTAC.Utnr
Aonm vok
IRON.
STH/EL,
for
the
en
dis
the
by
of
and
men
Hardware,
AND
COACH MATERIAL,
Have the largest Stock of goods in
tho State in their line, and best
assorted Stock in the United States.
Nos. 206 A 207 Shipley A 210
A 212 Orange strerte,
WILMINGTON. DSL.
Wm. GREEN & Go.,
Successors te Pedrick. Green AIGo..
Importer« end Deaers In
race
pull
all
far
Cau
to
toler
the
coun
a
and
and
will
the
insult
IRON AND STEEL.
l ITUMIN0U8 COAL, GALVANIZED
IRo.v COACH-BUILDERS' HARD
WARE An.
8. E CORNER OF
THIRD and SHIPLEY STS.,
*»»▼• .Iw.r, on
hand a full assort
ment ot
IRON 4 STEEL
Deal hist da o
- Ä American Ham
msredaou Rolled
■*S>?ars, English R e -
fiueuBars of all
> sises, baud. Hoop,
and Slit Iron,best
Norway Nail rods
and Anger Shapes. Galvanised and Black
sheet Iron, Cast. Shear. Blutar German,,
Swede, b print. Tire Machlnary.anuTa» Steel.
Smith, Coaon, and other Hardware—Morse
Stioes, Horse Shoe Nails, Borax, Bolts. Clips,
Nuts,'Washers, Malleable Castings, Wagon
Boxes, Springs. Ax 1m. SpokerFelloes, Shafts;
Bows. Ac.. Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets Rat
ttnstt, Enameled Ton and Dash Leathsr.and
Coach Hardware of all kinds; Iron Wire Gal
vanised Nails, Babbit Metal, Lead, Spelter,
Banea Tin, Sheet Ziae, Ae., Grindstones.
Cranks and Rollers, Back Chaim, Ao , As.
Smiths' and other tools. Anvils, Vloes, Bel
lows. bledgta. Hammers. Shoeing Knives.
Files, Rasps, Smiths Drdls, Tire Senders.
Twere irons. Stocks and Dies
All of which will be sold at vary low
prices, wholesale and retail, for oath or ap
proved oredit. mar oh g IMS
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WE
ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE
ALL ORDERS FOR
Main and Fancy Job Printing,
BILL IÏELA.r)S,
POSTERS
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CIRCULARS, DODGERS, &c.
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WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH,
Phila
street
band
AND
4T TH»'. LOWEST CASH BATES
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No Prrsoai rnu I« Ur ilarnr II il Irre accoi,
lug to direction*, and remain long unwell, pro
VKlfd their bon ^ ore not destroyed by minorai
lotion or other menus, ond vital organs wasted
oc .vomi the point of repair.
Ilyeprpain or Iladigcition. Headache. Pain
In the Shoulder*, t oughs, Tightness of the ehest.
Id^lness, .Sunr I nu talions of the Stomach. Uai
Takte in the Mouth, bilious Attacks, Palpitation ot
rim Heart, luflummution of the Lungs, pain in the
ri/lon of the kidneys, und a hundred
other puiulii:
ptoms, are the offsprings of hyspepsta. one
bottls will prove u better guarantee of its menu
than a lengthy advertisement.
Fsr Frnnde Complaints, In young c
married or ringl;*, at the dawn of
old.
«manhood,
tiie turn of lilc, tlie-o Ionic Hitters display
elded un Influence tiiut Improvement Is soon pc
ceptlble.
da
Inflnnmtutory nn«l Chronic Ith*.
mat ism and bout, Liilou*. ltemltunt and lutin
uilttcnt Fevers, Diseases of the Hlood, Liver, Kti
ucys and bladder, tlioso liittcra hnve uo equal.
Snrh Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood.
They are a gentle Purgative a* wrli r
«% Tonic, possessing tho merit of acting ns
powerful ngent In relieving Congestion or liitlum
mntlou of the Liver and Visceral Organs, am. iu
Uulou? Diseases.
Par Skin I>»«rn«ca, eruptions. Tetter, Salt
Rlieutn. blotches Plm'ples Pustules, boils.
Carbuncles, King-worm*. Hcald-llcad, Sore Eyes.
Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations of tho Skin.
Humors and Diseuses of the Skin of whatever mine
or nature, are literally dug up and carried outor tue
system In a short time by the use of these bitten
Oralcfal Thousand* proclaim Yinkuaii Hit
runs the most wonderful luvlgorant that ever cm
Valued the sinking system.
R. II. NcDOKAT.D A CO.
Druggists and Geo Arts.. Sun Francisco. Cal A
;or. of Washington and Charlton sta., N. Y.
BOLD 13 Y ALL DRUGGIST# A DEALERS.
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RUffint F*
Th« ïrw i..
N«»r York.
«* ilbi-ut rh*r
ScrrLiss Co., fST PrwU
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VVILM1NGTON
WAGON WORKS,
hand and tnaJe to order
Constantly
Express, Market, Truck. Farm,
Oermautown
(and
Bneath'« Patent Tilling Wagunr,
Oarti. Puib C.rttanJ Darrow, : aliio.
Agricultural Implements,
which are baluc sol J at cost, including
1 CULTIVATORS
PLUWS, HARROWS
All Nos. of the Moore, Wiley, Peacock and
Heoaendorn Plows, with or without ceutie
draft.
Rxptlrlna Neatly and Promptly Exe
cuted.
BLACKSMITH INC
paid to ^ Particular attention
HORSE-SHOEING.
All diseases of the foot, and cases of laiue
naea, incidental to shoeing or last driving treut
ed under the
Dunbar «yntemij
SUCCESSFULLY *
Interfering iuvanably cured in once ahoeii g
Annealing and knee-sprume homes iuiuu
dlately benefited and left
aid of which nature
in ucondition by the
effects a peimunei.t
Lameness from corns instantly removed,
immediate relief given in ousus of acute
founder.
Diseases of the above nature and various
Outers ertaining to the foot aud log, heretofore
considered incurable by "Old School" Vttcri
Anatomical specimen exhibited at the office
showing eause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire»
thorough knowledge of the subject, and being
the only smith in the State to whom Mr.
Dunbar has imparted his valuable method ot
treatment, I am prepared to treut the worst
oase the pubhocau bring iorwurd.
1 employ only competent m
sooally supervise all operations.
Olles
1
and per
Ill 1 •» 113 OrangcMtrre;.
VWSMftl.MAN
$500 Ki£'W-A.LID
Th, ato»« rewa-J will d, tali for
INroitM \T1QN
tbul «ill lud tu lha AKKKSTIAND C0.N
VIO.ION ul th, i.erauD or parsons suiltr ol
8BTT1NOMKK to »n, DWLLLINO, STA
bLE, bllOPS or othir baildlnr.
March 6.1874-lf. J. L. SIMMS, Mayor.
QKOBQ-S VICKEBB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Chratertown, Kent Co., Mil.
H. W, WICKERS,
atïohnic v;ai'l. ■a.w.ido
d A w er>-«D
prtIME NKW J1UNUAIUAN
(iruHH tSoe«l
At W. N, OJANDLER'9,
*. ri, r t - treat.
611
mayl 4
WILLIAM LALLY.
WH0LF8ALK DXALRR )N
Brandies, Whiskies,
WINKS, Ace..'
211 EA8TRONT F8TBEET/
Between Frencb an l Walnut Streets.
_WILMINGTON. DEL
P RIVY WKLL8 CLEANED BY THK
ODORLKSSlens Excavating Co. Order
lell with the Secretary of the Board of Ilealt
at tbe City Hall (until further notice), w l
be promptly attended o (n a ot.r.
Poudor Houso
MILTON, DEL.
J. P. HAUT, Proprietor.
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T HIS House has lately been fitted up. and
receives strict attention of the Propri
etor, and is classed among the best hotels
ol the Peninsula. ie6-ly w
BYE STRAW
FOR SALE.
Apply to
Mr*. CHARLOTTE ÎHENDRICKSON.
otc!6 2tw*
Chilit'a v> Hundr«d<