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â Great Medical Discovery.
Million« Boar "r«stlmon> «• Their
Wonderful Buratlve fcffoct»
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Hunt, IV'hlili«)', Proof Spirits nnd lt<-In mo
Liquors doeliired. «pii-cd.I «w.-eO-m-il In p|
"Tonics," "Apprtlsrr»,'' "
on todrunksmiossniid ruin,but aro
« and Horba
of California, free from nil Alcoholic Milrnu
Innta. Thej' are the G U EAT III.GOD I'l lll
Finn Mill A l.ll'K (iltlNIJ riilNCM-I.K,
tor of tlm Systom.
I restoring t lieblood
.ko those lllt
nit lead the llppl
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ul Invigo
rf.-.-t Iteno
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hi-rUlhy condition. No iirrso
cording to directions nnd
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unwell,
lierai
nd tho vital orßiiiin wanted
mlu k
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■I tho paint of repnir.
n Gentle Pursnllve n« well n«n
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of acting
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at the dawn of w
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I of the LI
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• t. iMiirrlnd or "liigl**.
>o turn of life. Ui
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nrbe, Pain In the Shouldvra, Coiighs, Tlghtucee of
Kmctatlone of the Stn
e in tho Mouth. Ullloue Attack*. I'alpitatlou of
*bo Heart. Inflammation of tbe Lung*. Pal« in the Its
• -t«u* of tho Rldiieya. and a hundred other painful aytup
the oflapring* of Dyapcpala.
They Invigorate the
•1 Bowel«, which render
m have been mont
uwdby Vlilntod
tierally produo d by dcriuigeuient
Bail T«
n t i in ii I a t <> tho torpid
of unequalled
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of
l.i*
efficacy i
parting
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l- Olt SlilN DISEASES, Eruption*.T*
Bio-urn, lUntche*. Spot*, Pimple*. PuHtutei, Holla, Cor
hunrh*«. Hing Worm*, braid ltc-a>l. Sore Kry*li>e
Ior. Itch.Hcurfn, DiM-oloratloriMof the Hkin. Burouniaiid
r the* Hkln. of whatoy-r name or natur». nro
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tho Vitiated Blood whenrriT you find It« Irn
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buratlug through
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Hi.ro« ;
when yc
flud
ructed
irgi.h in tho vei
nr feelli
U II
when. Keep tho blood
follow.
, lurking in the
effectually do«tmred
•1 tho health or tho ar*
Tti
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, nn«l oil.
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tern of
many thnunamli.
•veil. Hay* a
«tfneni«
l*xly that wm
iiuibviiluui upon tlm I
exempt from thn pr
ii tho healthy eleme
of
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the nyntcin frt
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J. WALKKK. Proprietor. R. R. McDONAl.D A CO,
Drugglita end (Ini. Agents. Han Pranrlaro. California,
and li Rii-I U Commerce Street. New York.
KTB ÜLÜ BY ALL UKLUUIHTB AND ÜSALKB&
nov9-6m
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.
on
We desire to engage a few
world renowned improved
MACHINE, at a liberal aalary or
horse and wagon given to agents. Full particulars
furnished on application. Addrea« W. A. HENDER
SON A CO., General Agents, Cleveland, Ohio, and
St. Louis. Mo. dec30-4w
nta to sell the
K SEWING
Commission. A
more agen
incivKi
A
h
GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
Do you want an agency, local
with an opportunity to
day selling
Clothes Lines f
ft
«1
!
I White W
They last forever; sample
oe. Send for circular. Address at once
. Water ctreet
Hudson River Wiro Works,
al ien Lane, New York, or 840 W. Randolph
Uec30
■ reet, Chicago.
8 O'CLOCK.
A
deolMW
M IFLES, SHOT-GUNS, REVOLVERS, Gun mate
rials of every kind. Write for Price List ts
AT WESTERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Army guns and revolvers bought or traded for.
Agents wanted. deoll-4w
A GKNTH WANTED for a NEW BOOK, Stories
j\ Of TRAVEL. ADVENTURE, Miscellanies, Ac.,
ny ALBERT D. RICHARDSON. Finely llinstratail.
Address COLUMBIAN BOOK
declMw
CO.
A
■
4 GENTS WANTED for Til« Bkigiit Sin*
Nkw York, a Library of Information, pe
- mg to its Institutions and Objects of Interest. By a
City MlHSlonary. Two Hundred Engravln
■; A sell 40 a day. Just Issued. E. B. TREAT,
SfiO'i Broadway, N. Y.
P
gs. Agents
Publisher,
decll-4w
,, sei 1
Hamilton, P.
SYCHOLOCIG Fascination
Charming 4<>o pages, by He
tills power (which all possess) at
Will. Divination, Spliitnalfsm, Sorceries, Deuion
l a thousand other wonders. Price by
•mil, $1.26, In cloth ; paper covers, $1.00. Copy free
«a agents only, tl.ooo monthly easily made. Ad
dress T. W. Evans, Pub., 41 S. 8th Street. Phila
delphia. P*. decll-4w
A. Ihm
■ogy,
The Great RepubUc.rÄÄ"":
•Able book to un Ameiiean ever published. 234 ele
gant illustrations on steel and wood. Views of clt
UM, buildings, rivers, mountains, etc., etc. Includes
mosus statistics for 1870, has 1190 large svo pages «u
Written by James D. McCabe, Jr.
One volume, price, |8 .po. Good agents wanted
«•where. Send lor te
A
WILLIAM B. EVANS A CO.'
74« Sansoiu 8t., Philadelphia.
decli-4w
™«ftî!MS TAR
BI.ACK TEA
With the Green Tea Flavor.
all tastes.
Warranted
For Bale everywhere In
•'trade
" pound aud half
pound packages only. And for
sale wholesale only by the
Pacific Ten
Great Atlantic Ac
Co., 8 Chnrch street, New York.
f. O. Box 6606. Send fer Thea-Nectar Circular,
dec ll-4w
Agents Wanted S"Ä
I, Escaped Nun, whose disclosures are thrill
l startling. Franklin Pub. Co., Phlladel
decll-4w
*?
ftk
m
yy
and all
Of tie- liiu-Ht and must beautiful deal
bund
r »late work
■
FACTORY AND SALESROOM,
1910 RIDGK AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA.
dec 11-4W
WlinON A MlLLKR
JPUEAR
COMPOSITION STONE,
For House fronts, Docks, Piers, Culverts, Walls,
Voantalns, and ail building purposes; harder, more
hundred per ceut. cheaper than nat
FOR STATE AND COUNTY RIQHTS
to manufacture, apply to Chas. W. Daklino, Secre
Ury^N. Y. FREAK STONE CO., 1,938 Broadway,
REIFF S CO.'S
Extra Family Mince Meat,
U AN U K AtTUHED
T. CONROWæ CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Phlladelpoia.
H. 8. TRUITT, Wholesale Agent.
Wilmington, Del.
I io 8m
'
C. BYRON MORSE.
POPULAR
lining & Ice Cream £ooms,
For Ladles and Gentlemen.
Nos. 002 æ 004 ARCH Street,
cctl64m
PniLAABLma.
!
St»» gjvtrttsfsuttt*.
J U BOBU B A
LI lH NOTA physic: It Is NOT What I«
CS0**1 a BITTIKH, -
Is a Booth American Plant that baa b*wm used lor
many year« by the medical faculty of tho*e &XfT
mderfnl efficacy aa a POWERFUL
ALTERATIVE and DNBQCAixHo mûrira or tr*
mi/)oo, ami la a Hu re and Perfect Kenedy lor all
popula rly
is It In tend od
tries with
Dlseaees of the
lAVer and Spleen, Hnlaraement or ObMrnetUn of In
reetine», Urinary , Utérins, or Abdominal Or pan»,
I'overt* or a d'an! of Blood, Intermittent or
Remittent Fevers. h.Jlan
hirer, Dropny, Sluggiah Cireulation of
* Blood, Abecease», Tumor»,
Jaundice, Scrofula. Dyspep
sia, Ague and Fever, or
their Concomitant a
DR WELLS' EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
is offered to the public as a great invigo
remedy for all impurities of the hlocd, or for or
ganic weakness with their attendant evils. For the
forugeing complainte
:
rator and
JURUBEBA
Is confidently recommended to every family aa a
household remedy, and should be freely taken In aU
derangements of the system. It gives health, vigor
and tone to all the vital forces, and animate# and
fortifies all weak and lymphatic temperaments
JOHN <4. KELLOGG,
18 Platt St, N. Y., Bole Agent for the U. 8.
Price 91 per bottle. Bend for Circular.
dm n -4
H1H1* 1* xo HUMBUG I
By Bending 35 CENTS with lie,
height, color of eyes and hair, you will receive by
return mall a correct picture of your future husband
or wife, with name and dale of marriage. Address
W. FOX, P. O. Drawer No. 94, FoltonvlUe^ N. Y.
[TREE TO AQENTS.
A bound canvassing book of the PICTORIAL
HOME BIBLE. Contains over 3UO Illustba
riONM. With a Comprehensive Cyclopedia explana
Ï of the Scriptures, in Engltsh and German.
. FLINT A OO., Philadelphia, Pa. dec80-4w
U nn iin Mm i n | iii B
■ ■9 f^Ev tori.f l»r MngF'F * »t»rrh ■
■ V/Ws' Remedy,for mi incurable ■
■ W L w y* case at " Cold in Jfead." H
H U * \ "gw Ooena or Catarrh Sold H
J BERI^ f* ■* by druggUts st 50 cent». J
ELLH* CARBOLIC TABLET«,
w
HOABSINB88.
FOB C0DQH8, COLDS
These Tablets present the Acid In Combination
with other efficient remedies. In a popular form,
ttia Cure of all Throat and Lung Diseases.
Iloanwness and Ulceration of the Throat are Im
mediately relieved, and statements are constantly
proprietor of relief in cases of
if years standing,
lie deceived by worthless Imi
tations. Get only Wells' Carbolic Tablets. Price
96 cents per Box.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
U Platt street, N. Y., Sole Agent for the U. 8.
Bend for Circular. dec80-4w
! hi
being sent
Throat dlfflcolties o
CAUTION.-Dn.,t
MORE AGENTS WANTED for the most
complete, reliable and uplendldly Illus
trated work on
CHICAGO: Its History and De
struction.
By Colliert à Chamberlain. Eullvenrd with vivid
pen pictures of terrific scenes aud t urllllug Incidents
embracing, also, accounts of the dlsaatroas Area In
Mosoowritome, Londos, New York, Philadelphia.
Portland and late fortuit fires in Wisconsin aud
Michigan. Containing 69b pages and a superior map
of Chicago; 40,000 copies sold first «0 days, and
sale increasing rapidly; beware of incomplete work* 1
Send at once for circulars. HUBBARD BROS., Put
Ushers, 723 Hansom street, Phila. decS0-4w
W ANTED AQENTS.
•80 to *900 per month, by selling
GREAT FORTUNES!
And How Taxv Wkrs Madi; or the Straggles and
Triumptis of our Self-made Men, by J. D. MgCabb,
Jr. By forty eminent examples, it teaches bow to
succeed in life, and at the same
kind. For particulars, notices of the press, and ex
tra terms, addre
dec30 -4W
time benefit man
GEORGE MACLEAN, Publisher,
Philadelphia.
«ÄurattoiwI.
iVuCBY ACADEMY.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Dr. Samuel W. Morphy, A. M., Principal.
The Winter Term of this school will
on TUESDAY, January 9*1, 1879, In the
Bonding, No. 920 Market street.
Circulars can be obtained at ]
until
Boughman, Thomas
novl6-9m
A Co. a book store.
W.
A, REYNOLDS'
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE
W ILM1NSTON, DU.
Fall Tjkm Opbns Hiitkmbbb
B ond 1er our beautiful CMlotcue. febl6,lyd.w
T
AYI.OR Ac JACKSON'«
SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL,
AND
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
CORNlR EIGHTH AND WOLLASTON STS.
A Boarding and Dat School vor Both Brxbi
W inter Term opens Dec. 4th. New Catalogues
may be obtained at Boughman, Thomas A Co.'a
n°T80,lydAw___
J^EWARK ACADEMY.
NEWARK, DELA WARE,
PROF. KDW. D. PORTER, A. M, PKIH01VAL
A Classical, Scientific and Cioramerclal Boarding
School, for Boys and Young Men. Thorough In
strcotlou. Careful attention to health and morals,
and moderate chargea.
Full Twrm opens SEPTEMBER pi
Students rapidly prepared for admission to Ool
18TH, 1871
'T;
r full Information send for Catalogue.
]y*,d*w
J KOBNBLUM,
Practical and Scientific Optician.
and manufacturer of the Improved PKRIBCOP1C
LENSES,
414 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON.
A complete assortment of spectacles In gold, silver,
steel and shell frames, constantly
DAM
ep 8-iy
FERRIS & GARRETT,
804 MARKET STREE2 .
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fillers.
Water d Goa Introduced Into
DWELLINGS, FACTORIES, CHURCHES, ETC
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
PENDANTS,
READING STANDS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
BRASS AND IRON PUMPS,
SELF-REGULATING WIND MILLS
BATH TUBS,
SHEET LEAD,
WASH STANDS,
IRON A LEAD PIPE
AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINES
(A splendid article for Country Residences.)
VltrlAsd Dr.li Vile (All «!■•
Janl.ly _
HE GREAT DEMAND
T
lull Tin:
H. H. H. MEDICINE
is making a lively time among druggists generally.
decl4-8m _
^yM. SOUTHWOOD,
FLORAL DEPOT,
No. 17 North SIXTH STREET, Phileulelphia.
Residence—513 WOOD «treet.
Aquarluma, Gold Fish, Aquatic Plants. Bird Seed
and cages. Bouquet Baskets, Wreaths, Crosses, etc.
furnished at the shortest notice. _deelB-lr*
T. ALLDKRDICE
Solicits orders for Galvanized Gnards f u r
factory windows and doors. Made ai
wire In
A.
Phil
kton
adelphla prices AU kinds of
Also, Coal Selves and Screens, Foundry Selves,
Flower Stands, Hanging Baskets, Rat Traps, Ac.,
all offered at redu
, No. 111 Shipley St.
AU orders for Flower Seeds a*d Bulbs promptly
' to and sold at Mr. H. Dreer's price*.
A. ALLDBRDIG
■
§tv &tocrtlammt*.
IIISTORY OF
H The
Great Fires
In CHICAGO and the WIST, by Rev. E. J. Ooon
«PtED, D. D., of Chicago, only complete history.
700 8vo pages ; AO engravings. 70,ooo already sold.
Price$200. 2,000 agents made In todays. Prod
S > to Buff*-re re. aGKNT* WANTHP. H B
OODSPKED A CO., «7 Park Row, New York.
(■
2>LANTBKS,
The American Farmer,
FARMERS AND GARDENERS
81B8CH1B*
NOW combined with Tbe HuruJ Krglatrr, and
published
Md., by Samubl
cultural Jtnirnal in America, and was
«0 years by
hly at Na 9 North Street, Baltimore,
. Sand* A Son. It is the oldest Agri
luoted
begins
Senior I Ne
January 1st, 187*. f 180 a year, In advance ; B copies,
$9; 11 for $10. Send for Prospectus, Premium List«,
CJKNTH Won u-d.—Agents make more money
work for us Uian at anything else. Buslneea
light and permanent Particulars free. G. Stinson
A Co., tine Art Publi sher«, Portlan d Maine. _
A MONTI1! Horse furnished. Ex
penses paid. H. B. 8HAW.Alfred.Me.
A
$425
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE Is
offered free during the coming
Î irar to every subscriber of Merry's Museum, the
ole do Blade, Pomer oy's Democrat etc., which Is
évidence of ft* wo^andpopuTarlty.
Horace Greeley, James Parton, Theodor e Tilton^
Gall ilanillUn, e£c., wrlle for «very nu'rnW. "**
WOOD'S
TTi clubbing, It offers three flrst-claas perlodloals
of them. A variety of premi
cqually liberal terms. It Is an original,
flrst-<iaag magas ine. Volume X beglus with Janu
coples free. Address S. 8.
for the price of
ary,
WOOD. Æ'" mrafiTH. V
\WT A NT ED.-ACTIVE AGENT«* to sell the
H Flnkle a Lyon Manufacturing Co. 's Improved
Family Hewing Machine,
Nc »
" VICTOH.'»
General Office for Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware,
Nu. 1937 Clirsfnuf 81., Philn.
J. L Fshglhon, Manager.
grwtua.
w
A T C H E S.
United States Watch Co. 10 per Cent. Cheaper
than any other American Watch;
Pendent and Key Winders.
twr satisfaction guaranteed In every respect. For
sale by WM. M. HOLT,
myis.ly 691 Market St, Wilmington, Del.
1 STILL HAVE
Wm. Dixon Chronometer Watches. Also,
very fine v-plate American, in gold, very
917 MARKET Street.
of those celebrated
WM. L. RUDOLPH.
aovll.iy
w r Don't forget 917.
UEO. GRIBI,
Ne. 9 Wm( Nlxth Street,
Wilmington, DeL
Sole Agent for the celebrated
MOREL A COURVOIS1BK WATCHES.
Chronometers, watches and «locks repaired. dec9,ly
T
&
QEORQE JACK.
N«. 305 MARKET Street.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES—GOLD, SIL
VER AND RUBBER FRAMES.
suit every peculiar 1
■■case guarantee
We claim from experience
ty of Impaired vision, and In every
satisfaction. Our facilities are such
change glaste« In any shape frame to suit the easte
rner, In a few hours. N. B.—First store above Third
street. septie.ly
tliat
F. RUDOLPH,
e Watches, Jewelry Ac Silverware,
981 MARKET STREET,
(First Jewelry Store below Third St.]
WILMINGTON, DEL.
A
c
JulylB.ly
J^ITTLK WORKERS
OR, GOD'S LITTLE CREATURES
That Labor Without Hands.
A book that Is a source of delight to the child and
instruction
the adult,
ly embellished stiff
»for plates, showing great artistic trat
lienee In execution.
Large
board <
quarto, with hand
covera.
Eight large
ruihfulnt-HH
■
The Chrietian Union (U. W. Beecher, editor) says •
" This Is really a remarkable child's book, the
large, well-designed and admlrably-celored Illustra
tions belog most happily combined with charmingly
written text. The style is bo clear, and the author
full of enthusiasm, that the book cannot fall to
up in youthful heads a genuine love of nature,
Intense interest lu the habits of the insect
-
tribes."
The Christian Advocate says:
11 With the little folks the names of the publish?!
— hereafter to be 'household words.' "
The N. Y. Observer, Tribune, Times, Post, and
of the work,
sent
. : I
speak equally corameudatory
sale by booksellers, Price fl,
receipt of prl
R. 8HUQQ A CO.,
(Publishers Of Juvenile Classics.)
68 Chatham Street, New York.
Ml]
WWW*. Ml paid,
dec 20-llU
EW BAKERY.
FREDERICK STOEICZBACH
has opened a Bakery at
SEVENTH AND MADISON STREETS,
and solicits the patronage of the people of that
neighborhood, and hopes by promptness aud In
keeping a good article of
R RE A D, CAKES,
merit a shun: of patrol.age.
N
PIES, Ar.,
_ dec 13 3m
AWJBWiEh*
Is prepared to furnish
Thentres, Ilnlla and ill
qurrade Parties
(lu city or country)
With Masquerade Suits.
, He also has on hand a large
» assortment of masks, wigs and
masquerade dresses.
If;.
Music furnished at lowest prices.
I- 11 !" M
McMONAGLE,
THK ONLY
PRACTICAL FRAME-MAR RK
Pictures framed In the best manner
moderate
prices Also, for sale, a fine assortment of ChrA
mos, Palntlrgs, Ac., Ac., for
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
:ng the popular Chromo, CHANGED
wiU soon have a companion piece, " SL
from tne Savior's Tomb."
early to
-, I
CROSS, and
John Leading Maiw
Send In your ord«
F. McMONAGLE,
Under Odd FeUows' Hall,
Third and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
doc93,tf
JJOTICE.
The old established Fur Store, 3W South 8t.. will
again sell their large stock of Ladles' and Children's
Furs, at greatly reduced prices, In order to close out
tlielx entire stock for alterations In the Spring. The
stock constats of the foU >wlng:
1,000 Mink Sable Setts, fto.oo and upwards.
300 Hudson Bay " 30.00 "
Russian Sable " 60.00 " "
1.000 Arctic " 6.00 •• «
1.000 Alaska " &.00 •« ••
9.000 Squirrel " 6.00 •• •«
1.000 Astrachan "
800 French Ermine Setts,
loo Royal " "
600 Children's Setts.
8.00 "
Ï.IHI '
Also, a large assortment of other fare,
and shall be sold within a few
what cosl Give the forty year
a call and satisfy yonraelf as regards our
R rioea All goods guaranteed
luded.
D imsi
to mention,
weeks, no matter
money re
A. D. SAYLOR,
324 SOUTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
nov9 l-8ip
ik (^OMMERCIAL"
Job Printing Office,
Filth and Market Streets,
Wilmington, Del.
AU kinds of plain and fancy BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING executed at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms All In want of prim Ing
are cordially Invited to call at our office, where they
will reçoive polite attention. Our facilities for -
Bank and Mercantile Printing
are flrat-class, all our machinery being driven by
steam power. We Invite a comparison of our speci
mens with those of other printers. Estimates and
Information cheerfnUy furnished, and orders by
promptly attended to. All work guaranteed
tlsfactory.
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1100 CHESTNUT ST. 1100
GRAND OfENING OF FALL COSTUMES,
NEW SHOW ROOMS
OP THK
EUROPEAN CLOAK AND DRESS EMPORIUM
Ladles' Imported Cloaks and Butts, from London,
Paris and Berlin, of all the popular Conttneutal Fab
rics (some of unsurpassed elegance), to which the
ladles of Philadelphia and adj
spectrally Invited.
cities are re
S. 81 MON. Sa., IMPORTER.
EUROPEAN
CLOAK AND DRESS EMPORIUM,
H. W. Corner Eleventh and Chestnut Streets.
ct90-8ra
PnuDnnu.
JUST UECEIVKD
of Hosiery* Gloves
A Very Choice Asnortm
d .Merino Underwear, for Ladles,
Genta, and Children.
ALSO. ZEPHYR, PERSIA It and HERMAN TOWN
WOOLS, WOOLLEN YARNS, SLIPPERS,
SOFA PILLOWS, Ac.
A fine assortment of Velvet Ribbons, Black
Guipure Laces, Ac.
MRS. GKOltGlE STAATS,
NO. 405 SHIPLEY STREET, (above Fourth)
mar27-ly Wilmington. Dkl.
QEORGE GOUEBT,
Murcliaut Tiiiloi*.
FALL STYLES
NOW HEADY.
No. 13 E. Fourth Street,
WILMINGTOM, DEL
oct9U,3m
FALL.
1871
1871
QUINN A. BONNER.
MERCHANT TAILORS 9
No. 199 Mxbikt Sthkit, Wilmington, Dkl.
measure for FALL
, which will be cut from
r t assortment of Spring Goods, In styles to
tastes of all, and WARRANTED TO FIT.
Are now realty to Uke yo
and WINTER GARMENTS
meet
We also keep for Bale Gent's Furnishing Gooda.
martl.ly
GUINN A BONNER
pURS! FURS! FURS!
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK SABLE,
ALASKA SABLE,
ASTRAKHAN.
SEAL and BEAVER FURS,
TIIO«. D. WEBB Ac BON'H
HAT STORE,
994 MARKET STREET.
sep6-dAw
H. RUMFORD & BRO.,
Fashionable Hatters
1
NO. 404 MARKET 8TREET,
sep 2T-ly
NO MORE EXPLOSIONS.
EXCELSIOll
HEAD LIGHT OIL,
FOR FAMILY, FACTORY OH RAILROAD USE.
110° TO 1BO" FIRM TK.T.
It has no Superior !
Equal to the Best !
This oil is guaranteed to be NON-EX PLOSIVE,
the test being far above the Government standard.
It bums In the ordinary lamp, giving a
BRILLIANT AND MELLOW LIOHT,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
with
It will burn one-third longer than ordinary oil, with
as mach safety as gas.
Kept constantly on draught,
or five gallon cans, or in.barrels. Sold by
GEORGE W. «TONE,
smoko. It does not char the wick.
furnished In one
No. 11 E. Water Street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Oils,
Sole Agent for Wilmington and Vicinity.
And also by Z. PICKELS, 724 Market street.
_decl-tf
^ 1 II. .Tl ORE Ac IIEWK«,
WHOLESALE LUMBER DEALERS,
COATBSVILLK, PXNNA.
Heavy White Pine and Hemlock BUI Timber a
specialty. Also, all kinds of Building material by
the car loa*L Wiiiulagtou builders are invited to
correspond with
IJENRY 8. Mcconrs.
MANUFACTURER OK
aug4-ly
PatsauMirctnbed, Palrni-Rlvrtrd,
Oak - Leather Belting,
Taicf atul Pick -**t leather
AND AU. KINDS OP
HOB AND HARNBi
r.BA T II
OOPPKH RIVET».
BELT HOOKS AND CLAHPS,
HYDRAULIC PACKING,
AND GUM BELTING,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Nl«r* and Manufactory, Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
onso, 70.1 Market street, Philadel
phia, He.
d Third
Branch
octl.ly
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.
. I
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;»• '
-• ;
WARD Tj. RICK, JR.,
Manufacturer of FINE YARA and SEED CI
j,and dealer In all brands of 8MOKING and
CHEWING TOBACCOS. Particular attention given
to the country and Jobbing trade. Orders left with
us will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases, or no sale. North-east ,
of Second and French streets, Wilmington, DwL
_nov23-dAw-tf_
^OAM8 At BROTHER,
506
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
tr Housekeepers and those going to housekeep
ing should not fall to visit the above place.
A LL KINDS of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
and cigars al^ays^te be found at
Second and French Sts
gaUwafl Hint*.
JÄ PPHPm raaTON" B * P buItuiom
K AnHO ÂTTtTH STABLa
Commencing Mondag, January 1 st, 1872.
Traîna will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AND WASHINGTON AVENUE, aa follows:
WAY-MAIL TRAIN at AiO A. M.,(Sundaysexcep
ted), for Baltimore, stopping at all regular stations.—
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
With Delaware R. H. Une: at Clayton with Smyrna
Branch R. R and M. A D. R R. ; at Ilarrtngto
J. A B. IC R. : at Scaford with D. A D. R. B. ; at Del
mar with K. 8. R. R ; at Salisbury with W. A P. R R
EXPRESS TRAIN at 11.46 A.M. (Sundays excepted),
(or Baltimore and Washlngton,stopplng at Wilming
ton, PerryvlUe, and Uavre-de-Grace. Connects at
Wilmington with train for New Castle.
4.00 P. M. (Sundays exoep
ted), for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at
Chester, Thurlow, Unwood, Claymost, Wilmington,
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton, North-East,
Charleston, Perryvlile, Harre-de-Graoe. Aberdeen,
Perryman s, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and Stem
's Run.
NIGHT EXPRESS
n with
Bl I
-i B LIN
11.80 P. 1L, (Dally),
more and Washington, stopping at Cheater, Llnwood,
Clay mont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North-East,
PerryvlUe Havre-d ©-Grace, Perryman's and Mag
for Balti
noUa.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk,
tike the 11 4ft A. M. Train.
WILMINGTON TRAINE
Stopping at an stations between Philadelphia
WUml
wlU
and
ngton:
Leave Philadelphia at 11.oo, A. M, *.80, 8.00, 7.00
P. M. The 8.00 P.M. train connects with Del
aware Railroad for Harrington and intermediate sta
tions.
Leave Wilraln
and 7.15 (Dally) 1
stop between Ch
111 leave Wilmington
PHI'.ADA. AND BA LTD. CENTRAL R R TRAINS
Stopping at all stations on Chester Creek and Phila
delphia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit (Sundays ex
cepted), at 7.<>a À. M. and 4.80 P. M.. Philadelphia
for Chadd'a Ford at 10.00 A. M., Philadelphia for
Oxford at 7.00 P. M. Wednesdays
2.30 P.M. Tho 7.00 A. M.
gton at A46 and 8.10 A- M, *.00 4.00
P. M. The 8.10 A. M. train wlU net
and Philadelphia. On Sunday
at 8.8« P. M.
Sam mays
all aiall
stops
between Philadelphia and Lamokln.
Leave Port Deposit for
Philadelphia (Sundays ex
Pted) at 9 26 A. M. and 4.96 P. M.. Oxford forPhlla
ilphla at 8.10 A. M., Chadd's Ford for Philadelphia
4.90 P. M. Sunday, leave Oxford for Philadelphia
4.46 P. M.
Trains leaving Wilmington at 6.46 A. M. and 4.00
P. M., will connect at Lamokln Junction with the
7.00 A. M. and 4.30 P. M. trains for Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 10.30, A. M., is.20, 6*49 and
10.90 P. M.
<b
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 7 46, 8 33 8.43, and 11.08 A. M.
19.68, 2.41, 4.41, 6.31, 6.11, 7.5«, and 10.6« P. M.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 7.96 A. M., Way Mall. 9.88 A.
M., Express, 9.40 P. M. Express, 7.96 P. M. Express,
10.40 P. M.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and Intermediate
stations at 6.00 P. M.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit will leave
PerryvlUe at 6,47 A. M., for Baltimore and interme
diate mations.
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at 19.06 A. M.,
and 9.11 A. M., and 4.86 P. M.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 12 02
2.08 and 10.02 A. M., 1.06 and 6.17 P. M.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
7.26 P. M., stopping at Mag
nolia, Perrymans', Aberdeen, Havre-de-Grace, Perry
vllle, Charlestown, North-East, Elkton, Newark,8tan
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymout, Llnwood and
Chester.
I/'-avt: Baltimore
H. F. KENNEY, SnperlntendeBL
yyiLMINCTON Sl reading r. r.
WINTER
ARRANGE AI ENT.
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, Nov. 13th, 1871,
Southward as
Passenger Trains will Leave
Follows:
TRAINS
Nos. 9,
A. M. P. M. A. M. A.M.
t
I.
ft.
L've Reading at
" Blrdaboro',
" C'oatesvllle,
" Chadd's Ford, 1 49
Wilmington, 9 40
■
4 05
; •:«.
11 00
;
6 26 « 20 10 80
7 26 7 26 11 60
Ar.
8 16 8 20
1 15
Trains Lkavx Northward :
Nor L
A.M. P.M. P.M. A. M.
8 20 6 00
!
TRAINS
L've Wilmington at « 30
*• Chadd's Ford, 7 96
" C'oatesvllle, 8 30
Ar. at Blrdsboro', 10 18 7 0«
" Reading, 10 tö 7 80
I
I
in :io
12 oop.m.
1 60 "
4 10 "
6 20 «
510 7 00
CONNECTIONS;
At Chadd's Ford, Trains Nob. 1, 8, 6, 7 and 8
connect for Philadelphia, and 6 and 7 with trains
from Philadelphia, tralnB Nos. 4 and 7 connect with
trains from Baltimore,
Baltimore. No. 6 with train for Port Deposit.
At C'oatesvllle, Trains Nor 4 and 5 connect for
Philadelphia,
from Philadelphia. At Blrdsboro', trains Nos. 1 and
7 connect for Philadelphia, and trains 1, 8 and 7 for
Reading and North, Eaat and West.
JanS.dAw
d 1 and 6 with trains for
and traîna Nos. 1, 2
d 8 with traîna
C. 8TOLTZ,
General Superintendent.
DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 17TR, 18T1,
^Sundays excepted,) Passenger Trains will leave as
SOUTHWARD.
ÖlfS'-Sr 8 ^
HOKTHWARD.
A.M.
11.00 Baltimore,
11.16 Philadelphia,
11.38 Wilmington,
11.60 N. Castle,
P.M. State Road,
12.06 Bear,
12.15 Rodney,
Kirkwood,
Mt. Pleasant,
7.2o 12.30 Middletown,
7.80 12.60 Townsend,
7.36 12.66 Blackbl
7.40 l.u5Groen;
7.to l.ie Clayton,
8.00 1.96
8.10 1.40 Smyrna,
A.M. P.M.
7.96 9.40
a 30 6.00
10.10 A 96
10.80 A46
10.86 6.60
10.46 7.
10.66 7.07
11.00 7.10
11.10 7.90
11.98 7.88
11.36 7.46
11.40 7.66
11.46 aoo
n.66 aio
P.M.
12.16 a 30
Del mar,
Laurel,
Seaford,
Bridge ville,
Orem wood,
Farmington,
\ M
Milford,
Harrington,
Felton,
Canterbury,
Woodslde,
Wyoming,
Dover,
Moorton,
Brenford,
Smyrna,
Claytou,
h
I'.id,
Sprl
of.
i:
8.08 1.
Brenfi i l
12.00 8.16
P.M.
12.06 8.'6
19.90 8.36
12.30
8.30 9.S0 Moorton,
8.40 9.16 Dover,
a48 9.90 Wyoming,
9.06 2.36 Woodslde,
9.15 2.48 Canterbury,
9.26 3.00 Felton,
9.30 3.06 Harrington,
9.40 3.16 Mlllord,
9.46 3.20 Farmington,
9.66 3.33 Greenwood,
10.16
Gn
Blackbird.
Townsend,
Middletown,
ML Pleasant,
Kirkwood,
Rodney,
8.60
12.46 9.00
19.60 9.06
1.07 9.26
1:
« ir.
State Read,
N. castle,
Wilmington,
Phi lad'a,
! 15
Brldgeviile,
11.45 6.26 Seaford,
P.M. P.M. Laurel,
1.06 8.10 Delraar,
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave Now Castle (or Wilmington and Phlladel
7.40 A. M. Leave Philadelphia, 11.46 A. M.,
and Wilmington, 1.00 P. M.. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave Clayton for
Smyrna A40 A. M.. and 2.00 P. M., leave Smyrna
for Clayton 11.38 A. M., and 7.85 P. M., to make
connection with trains to and from Dover, and Sta
tions south.
1.37
L&fi
2.12
Baltimore,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenge
attached, will leave Wilmington 12.86 A. M.
; New
Castle, 1.90; Middletown, 2.25; Towmtend. 2 46;
Clayton, 3.16; Dover,4.00; Wyoming, 4.10; Felton,
4.40; Harrington, 8.06; Farmington, 6.15; Bridge
vl''e, 5.60; Seaford, 6.18; Laurel, 6.46, and arrive at
Delmar at 7.06 A. M. Passengers leaving Baltimore
7.30 P. M.. ami Philadelphia at 11.80 P. M., will
make connection with this train at Wilmington.
Returning—Will leave Delmar, 2.30 P. M. ; Laurel,
2.66; Seaford, 3.26; Brldgeviile, AC0; Farmington,
4.48; Harrington, 8.10; Felton, 5.35; Wyoming, 6.10;
Dover, A80; Clayton, 7.10; Townsend, 7.46; Mid
dletown, 8.10: Kirkwood, 8.40; New Castle, 9.25,
and arrive at Wilmington, 9.8« P. M. ; Phi a leipnla,
11.80 P. M..aud Baltimore. 3 60 A. M. Subject to
delays Incident to freight business.
This train will stop to
stations named, but will
stopping place, Except
R odney and DuponL
take up passengers only at
down passengers at any
Hare's Corner, State Road,
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and Qaeen
Anne's A Kent Railroads for Kcnnedyvllle, Sud
lersvllle and intermediate place«.
Clayton, with M. A D. R. R. for Easton and Li
te naed I ate places
At Harri listen, with J. A B. R. R. for Milford,
a, Lewes and intermediate places.
At Seaford, with D. A D. R. R. for Federalsborg
and Cambridge, Ac.
At Delmar, with E. S. R. R. for Salisbury,Princess
Anne, Crlsfleld ; alas fer Berlin and other stations
the W. 4P.K.R.
I
At
H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
l^OR LADIES.
LOUIS BALZER,
1Ü30 Chestnut Street. 1230
Largest Stock of Ladies' Hair Work.
Cheapest Place in the City.
Allonr work Is made In the very liest manner;
easy fitting, light and agreeable to the head, and
may be dressed by the wearer at any time. We use
real hair only In all our work, no wool, no silk, etc.,
and guarantee our prices to be lower than any other
place In the city.
NEW STYLE OF FASHION.
Colled, twisted and crimped Chignons, Diadem,
braids and bandelette. Indéfrisable, very long side
and back curls of real natural curl hair.
SETS FROM 81.50 UPWARDS.
BRAIDS FROM 94 UPWARD8
Combings and old hair and hair-works made up n
every new style.
LOUIS BALZER,
1930
C'hestnnt Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
1930
nov$-2m
Yraftsslonal (Tards
J j| K1TTIXGEB, M. D.,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Residence—794 KING STREET,
WlLMINOTOK, DSl.AWAKS.
Office hours-7 to 9, morning ; 1 to 8, stternoon ; 7
^ 9, eveni ng._ jy97,dAwiy
W K*
B. MIRON«,
Attornoy-at-Law,
793 WALNUT STREET
feb27-ly-d4w—4
PHILADELPHIA.
^ A. MACALLISTER,
LEGAL CONVEYANCER
All kinds of legal papers carefully written. OfBoe :
Second story Post Offloe Building.
novw-tf
CONVEYANCES AMD NOTARY PUBLIC,
bonds, mortgages, and other Instruments carefully
prepared, and acknowledgments taken. The patron
age of the public Is respectfully solicited novls-1 v
L. GILPIN,
St., W ilming ton, Dal.,
F.
CONVEYANCER
Bonds, deeds, mortgages, and other legal papers
carefully prepared.
RTOffl oe: $ 86 Market ittcet
|)R- H. C. SNITCH ER,
novïl-ly
309 DELAWARE AVENUE
sep 9-1 y (Opposi te Ba ptis t Chnrch) Wilminotok.
A lbert \v. smith,
CON VEYA NCER A NOTARY PUBLIC,
apr!7 730 Market St.. WUnlugton.
P ARIS. LONDON AND VIENNA FANCY ANC
ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
Novelties and Specialties In
Fancy Jewelry, Fans, Flowers, Vases. Bronzes, Tol
let Bets, Card Receivers. Leather and
Wooden Goods. Bniehes,
Combs, Perfumery,
Hair Ornaments.
CANES, UMBRELLAS, Ac.,
Goods all warranted of the beat quality, and satls
■c to nr ln prlee. H. DIXON,
de«7-lm No. 21 S. Eighth St, Phila
ßREAKFAST
JACKETS
and WRAPPERS
FOR CHRISTMAS.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
814 CHESTNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
oct8-8m
C ALL
AND SEE OUR 8TOCK
OF
Winter Underwear.
It comprises all grades, from the cheapest to
tho finest.
And at price» uHthin the reach of all, at
C. S. MORGAN'S,
691 MARKET STREET.
dec 11-ly
OPERA GLASSES
AND
DIARIES
AT
Porter
&. Co.'s,
4U9 MARKET Street ,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Oct 21
THE CHAMPION EARTH CLOSET.
Patented March 9Sth, 1871.
Manufactured by the
Enterprise Maunfacturing Co,,
No. 013 ORANGE Street,
Wilmington, Del. T« be bought, wholesale and re
tail, of FERRIS A GARRETT, 564 Market street,
Wilmington, DeL
I
II
- j
y
0
These EARTH CLOSETS
petent judges, u> be the
same time superior
having in
contained
pronounced by
complete, and
any yet offered to the publia
Important Improvement,
any other Closet. In the Hopper,
Earth Container, is a shalt that
down every
thereby keeping the earth constantly agitated,
that It cannot choke or arch
closet Is of
•ly, the Closet,
the
moved up and
e the lid Is raised and lowered.
.'er, otherwise the
value, for If the earth does
■■■Ha disinfectant, Is a
These commodes may be placed in a dressing-room
by the bedside of a
Inconveulmce
tendant. They
sick chamber, being complete deodorizers and dis
infectors, ami are said, positively, by the most
learned medical men sf Europe and this cauntry,
to stop, when properly used, the spread of conta
gious diseases.
We consider them conveniently useful, not only
om,butlu any part of
ed In cut-houses.
ml nr*
person, without the least
annoyance to either patient or at
consldered invaluable in the
they may
To the farmer they
only for the eoiiveuU- nee und comfort,
the health of the women
'
valuable,
f il
1 children 1
The products accumulating from the
Closets, in families of ordinary
least, the price of a half ton of gaano annually.
We would Advise citizens, as well as farmers,
valuable improvement, aud
the family,
of these
h, at
call and examine
Judge of their utility, for themselveâ
FERRIS A GARRETT,
604 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
will be aUowed agents.
dec20-tf
ar a liberal disc t
HIDES, FATS, SHEEPSKINS, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH HOUSE,
410 West Front 8t.. Wilmington.
Highest Philadelphia prices paid for
Hides, Fat, Nhccpsldns, Cairnklns, Wool, JLi
notkvbkh:
PBICB8
Beef Hides.
Cow Hides .
Sheep
Lamb
Caff Skins.
.8 Cent*.
. 7 Cents.
1.75.
1.75.
. 17 Cta.
. 5* Cta.
P. WO KRALL A CO.
Skins.
Sklus .
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Fa
oot 4-1 y
AIR BANK'S
STANDARD SCALES,
TBE BKMT AND THEREFORE TUB
CHEAPEST IN THE MARKET.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Wllay, Coal, and Iron Scales promptly put op by
their agent«.
GARRETT. KENT * OO.
Nos. 266, 907, and 213 Shipley Street,
ang7-6m,dAw wymlngtmi. Dels war*
iHILADBLPH!A SI KbKoN.SBAN-^a^
DAGB INSTITUTE—Notice
North Ninth. U. C. EVKRETTS^aP^^
Truss positively cures Ruptures lArge stock of
Elastic Stockings, Belts, Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Gratches, Suspensorlea. Large varttty
Trasses. Ac. Low prices. Lady attendant,
sag io-d«m -lyw
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