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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
THE TAX ON TRAVEL.

The Legislature persists in maintaining the tax
OF ten cents on each person who travels by rail
steamboat, within the State. The effect of this
on Wilmington is very injurious, and the new
railroads coming to our city feel the influence cf
l. most seriously. Way travel between the city
and stations inside the State line is almost pi
hibited by this infamous tax. Every person who
goes to Elerslie, New Castle, Greenyille, or
kiamensi, or who comes in to Wilmington from
those Places SIS taxed ten cents
The consequence of this is seen in the passen-
ger tariff just arranged by the Wilmington and
Western Railroad Company. The lowest fare is
to Kiamensi station, 2S cents. of which 10 cents,
or 80 per cent. is added as tax. The fare would
be but IS cents except for this preposterous i'm
post
Consider, for moment, the influence of this
tax, on the proposed Workingmen's colony at
Summervile. The men residing there will come
10 to their work in the morning, and go out in
the evening. making two trips per day, or twelve
per week. 1t is safe to estimate that the wife or
some member of the family will come in on ali
average, at least twice week, making four tripa
more, or sixteen in all. Now the tax ON each
workingman will be
In week, 16 trips, Sl6O
In year, $50 trips, sSI30
This is positively and actually the precise
amount each person must pay,if the present law
is maintained.
Now, it is well known fact that the enormity
a1dinjustice of the tax have been demonstrated,
for years, in the newspapers, and are well un-
derstood by the public. But the Legislature
would not repeal the law. Like the tax on Loan
Associations, the Attachment system, and othel
oppressive legislation which the party now in
power originated and has stubbornly maintained,
this ten cent tax has been kept on the books,
until the people can endure it no longer Now
is the time to strike at it. Elect Republican
m jority in the Legislation, and have it ie-
pealed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
undeveIoped Nlenr

Inc Ieebe and debilitated usually fancy they are
IN more hopeless condition than they really are.
Ihe resources OF natHre are not easily exhausted
even when strength and appetite fail when the eve
are heavy and lustrelcss the complexion palld the
nerves tTemuous the body attenuated, and the
lhlhd depressed there is generally reserve of la
tent power behind sucn palpable evidences OF weak
ness Various modes Of treatment are resOrted IN
by physicians in the hope of developing and render
ing available this store of sleeping vitality, but the
s1rest, and indeed the only thoroughly safe and
reliable means of awkening the dormant energies
OF the system is course of HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters. Electricity, shower baths the flesh brnsb
sea bathing, &c, may be wei. enough In their way
as auxillaries, but they do not reach the source n,
the evil. All physical debility proceeds either from
arrangement OF the functions OF the assimilatiny
secretive and vital organs, from a sluggish con.
stitution. In either case, and also in cases where
both causes exist the Bltters will Invariably produce
an Immediate and sa utary change in the condition
pt lhe patient and eventually affect a comnlete
cure None OF the dangerous alkalOids too often
administered as tonics, can he otherwise than de-
!eurltuS under such circumstances, and to give
mercury is pouitivey criminal The direct effpet nf
the great vegetable specific will be manifest in an
improved appetite. more cheerful frame OF mind
Biadual return OF strength, and Increase of 1esh'
ana healthier complexion Meanwhile howevsr'
the constitution, II inert and feeble will have heen
reused and renovated ny the subtle elements OF IN
Vigorauon contained In the Bltters
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
The November AIngnzines.

Our Young FoHs, for November. is a capital
number. No expense has been spared in itp
illustrations or in its articles. 1t admirably sus-
tains the reputation which the magizine has
justly won, as the accepted organ OF the pub
lie opinion of juvenile readers.
The GALAXY, for November, contains nine
teen papers, with the usual " Drift Wood %
oclentlhc Miscellany Current Literature -
and Nebula." Mr.. Rhodes contributes am ar
tice on the Dutch at home = Mr.. J, W b.
Forest, view Of the life and character OF
" Gregory VII Carl Benson discourses on
" Publishers and Authors;" aud s. G. Young at
teInpts to answer the question, Are Americans
Less Healthy than Europeans ~ There is also
very pie tsing description of Venice" bv a
writer whose initials give us no clue to her name
" Poussn and his Master" by Mrs. Margaret ]
Preston, Is perhaps the most striking poem in
the number. The stories are The Wav of the
World, "Buttercups and Ball Boquets. Saved
from the Mormons and "One of Aly Bygones' y
-ScrijH,rs Monthly for November has an
peared, and commences the fifth volume of this
spirited monthly The illustrated articles in
eSlude papers on 'Nothern Russia and St. Peters
burg, and The Earthquake at africa DIR
Holland commences an American serial story.
entitled Author Bonnicastle," which incorpor-
ates much personal experience, abounds in in
tcresting Incidents, and deals with the most i'm
portant problems of life. "Hawthorne's Last
Boqiest forms the subject of a good paper by
L. wentworth Hgginson and Moncure b Con
way contributes an article filed with accounts
OF cnrlons superstitions, entitled THE Demons
OF the Shadow. " An Expedition with Stanley"
Il contributed by Edward d. King; and Mrs..
OAphants AT his Gates ID continued
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Our County Courts.
LIST OF THE PETIT JURORS ORA

LIST OF THE PETIT JURORS DRAWN.
The following is a list OF the Petit Jurors
drawn for the approaching November term of
the Court
Clark Pierce, BraEdywine Hundred Albert
thatcher, wilmington Davis Snodgrass !.
Christiana Jacob Rubencame Mill Greek
Aaron Baker White Clay Creek James
darman, Pencader Joseph H. Rogers
New Castle John @. Higgins, Red Lion John
y. CorDlt, 81. Georges Theodore w. Cavender
APPOINTMENTS VIM, A. Husbands, Brandywine:
DAVID Chandler, Wilmington John Jordan
Chfstlana Lewis McElwee, Mill Greek John
Y. steele, White Clay Creek William W. Guth-
re, Pencader Samuel +. Truss, New Castle
Abner Aston, Red Lion James McMullen. ~
Georges Rlchard H. Armstrong, Appoqulni-
mink Ellihue Ialley Brandywine Joseph
echoheld, Wilmington, Albert j. Lyman, Chris
lana Hiram PIerson, Mill Creek; Robert
Sayers, White Clay Creek Charles
Lum, Pencader Randolph Peters New Castle
Edward L. Clark, Red Lion; James CLARK N
Georges Elias I. Othoson, Appoquinimink.
ADDITIoNAL-couRT OYER AND TERMtSER.
Marshal Hinkson, Brandywine Henry
flnegan, Wilmington Ihos. p. Lyman, Chris
uala Samuel Taylor, Mill Creek Joshua Rob
'nson, White Clay Creek; ID. Brainard Ferris
tencader; Andrew Gray, New Castle; Albert n
sutton, Red Lion; Rlchard s. Malley. ~
Georges Colin Ferguson, APPOINTMENTS
george thompson Braudywine Passmore II
hl'chell, wilmington; George w. Grubb, Chris
lana; James Porter. Mill Creek; SamueI "
dorrlson, White Clay Creek: David w. CnIlen
telcader; John " Davidson He'd Lion Las
r. 1Aylof, Appoquiumuk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Tke small Pay Ami,

1t is reasonable to suppose that the smallpox
run its course in Wilmington, last winter, and
will not again visit us. But ought we to negle, t
precautions against it? The disease is now il :
creasing in other cities some of which are near
and in frequent communication with us. In
Washington, it is reported to be spreading.
1t will be remembered that just at this period
of last year, as Winter was approaching the vis-
itation here began to be serious. The city il
now entirely free from any cases, snd we ought
to keep it so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
The Jersey Campaign.
GREAT MEETING AT NEWARK.

NhAhA mEhllNh Al NEWARk4
NEWARK, N. j., October %
The largest Republican mass-meeting Of
the campaign was held at the Rink last even
ing Over 5000 persons were gathered within
the walls of the building, while as many more
were marching in procession, with torches and
bands of music, outside. Hon. Courtlandt
Parker presided, and opened the proceedings
with a brief speech, introducing Senator Wilson.
1t was not, he said, so much the Senator
the orator or the writer that he most Aonored:
it was Henry Wilson, the working man, and the
friend of working men.
Senator Wilson was received with unhounded
enthusiasm, long and loud cheering greeting his
appearance. When these demonstrations had
subsidized, Senator Wilson began an address OF
some LENGTH in which he ably reviewed the issues
of the campaign.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

9eppiies Igy me want for perfectly safe and rei-
asle Illuminating on Tor family use free not only
dlOn ~ the danger Of an explosion but from the dan
49,, VI tIe iluiu lgnlfing should tile lighted lamp be
upset IL Is itee from oh eCtiunable Odor burns in
.nr oTlIhaIy kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
g oy gas satisfactory in every particular and
iree RON all apprehension Of danger IL II mt mn
IN one GAL five gall. and ten gall packagea. eocp
Ea, tI, 10 u sea win mea cap bearing the manu-
s uleIss stamp. BY parchHsing these cans with
tn seals uncut the geuuueness Of the goods is war
,, anteu WIN the assurance of obtaijing an oil per
tail by "iO'eSaie anu re-
E. BRINGHUR>T Il co, Apethecares
cor. Sixth and Market streets
WitmtnNrtnn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

We are asked by the Gazette how many Demo
Gratis were on the panel of jurors in the u s..
Circuit Court. We answer that we do not know.
of names, according to politics, and we do not
see why we should. Evidently, there were Dem
ocrats in the panel for several were drawn in
the Given jury. And as we said, on Monday,
that jury was so completely satisfactory IL at
both sides took it as it was drawn, without tile
challenge of single man. Such a procedure,
in so important case, is almost without precc-
dent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Royer's Hoof ofIinIr,on+

nave tested Boyer's HoOf Llniment on the feet
oI oyer one hundred horses. Tn difference in the
uUnuluo ol tne ieet Is 50 great In It's favor that
nl1 shonl1 ne properly applied to every horses hOof es
peclaly IN the Summei when IN, no ses. feet are
lIles theln up and they become fard ana feyefish
@ VIII produces contraction ctrns, quarter cracks
G9ntrac ION OF the back sinew, commonly called
rue nue. sprung" and often from the pains in the
iN loois u produces sweeney in the shoulder We re-
" qo9liehd u as the best preparation we ever used
~ ~ s,ou,d M VI De used on every horses hO1f as common
" as oi y USED on harres or m.ns bsots to ket n
IiI Iielh ~ good condition. K. X. CCNKLIN
proprietor and Superintendent Of the Continental
otaolts SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
E. BRINGHURST d CO., ApothecarIes
cor Sixth and Market streets
Having been appointed Agents for this nonuiar
lloOi Liniment, are fully prepared to auphlV #
wholesale aud retail Mt the manufacturers prifes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
England.

OPENING NEW TELEGRAPH LINE-THE ACCIDENT
AT SHEFFIELD cIRoUs-MR. SUMMERS RETURN
LONDON, Oct %.
Autograph line has been opened to Australia
Only thirty persons were injured by the fall
OF the gallery at Sheffield circus, yesterday.
Mr.. Sumner will sail for home on the 18th of
November.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
The Reform THAT Is Needed ia California.

The San Francisco Call says, in referring to
the prevalence of crime in that city "Until our
courts are governed in their decisions more by
sense of what is due to justice than to quib
bles until attorneys are actuated by higher
moral sense in the line of defense they adopt
in defending criminals, and until the Jury sys-
tenn is remodeled, we see no way Of avoiding
the consequences Of the frequent offences which
are perpetrated against the lives and property
of our citizens"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Johns Jokes.

From the Norristown Herald
An Iowa boy took drink of bepzine and he
hasn't beuzine alive since.
"A strong American Club-Hickory.
Rachel Smith, western girl mada 9oo or,,,,o
and flour barrels in one week. The bovs +piio apdiIi3
her 'stayer in hoops. '''is
"A young lady has just learned that stvle of
bonnet worn years ago was called "ki.s-me.
quick, and she can't understand wby tbev uaro
suffered to go out OF fashion. She thinks such
a bonnet would be Just splendid, now.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
The Horse Disease.

ITS SPREAD AT RooHEsTER-DIsAppEARAN OF
ALL EQUINEs.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 90
The horse disease is spreading rapidly. The
passenger railroads, express and livery stables
have all suspended operations and not horse
is to be seen hereabouts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
A Democratic Paper HRuls Down t:reeIav,.
Name. .

The Standard, an influential Democratic iour-
nal published at Anderson, Ind, which has lntil
recently been an ardent supporter of Greeley
for Presidency, on Friday morning last hauled
down hls name, and gave its reasons for refusing
to support him longer for that position. The
telegram announcing the change, says that the
Standard is a paper Of great influence in the
Democratic Party in its locality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Patronage Of Tho Now York HoteI,.

A few ears ago the majority Of the guests at
New York hotels were country merchants, who
went TO the city to make purchases. The nee
cessty OF this practice being obviated by the
employment Of travelling agents, the hotels are
now principally used by parties of ladies and
gentlemen engaged i'll sightseeing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

The Surf House, at Rye Beach, N. H., was
burned yesterday. The furniture was saved.
The small pox is spreading in Washington.
The Board Of Health of that city have issued an
order looking to preventive measures against the
disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
8fgtstsr's Aotifss.
OEGIsTER,s oFF,cF

ID EGISTER's OFFICE
- NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October lTth,, 1872.
~ ~ appiiGaioh ot haehe e. Collts Admluistra.
~ ~ III ., hoDetI O. q" hs, late Of ilmingtOn CITY
u salu ~ Gouty dereased 1t is ordered and directed
& ~ tiie register that the Adminisratrix aforesaid
gV9 M notice ui tne granting Of Letters of Admins
iau.a it upon the estate Of the deceased, with fine
uate Oh granting thereof by causing advertisements
@ ne posted days from the date of such Let
ters IN SIX OF the most public places of the County
VI Hew 1hsIIe,requrlng all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or abide 6V
an Act OF Assembly in such case made and provided
= Z nu aisO cause THE same to be inserted within
the same period IN the DAILY COMMERCIAL. a
newspaper published in Wilmington and TO he con.
tinued therein two weeks ~ NOii-
:, Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE of
H. 81 tne hegistcr aforesaid at New Castle, in New
,, @ Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
apSEs NUsH WTitIen; Is. GIBBS, Register
NoIlGE-An persons having claims against the
state 3i t,e uect ased must present the same duly
aLlesteu 10 tle AdnllstrdtriX on or before Oct II
ISas' e or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
address RACHEL E. COLLINS Admtrx.
Oot'lo'z" Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
COMPLETE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
ElectiOn Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, 1S72.
EIKCToRs-BENJAMIN s. BOOTH.
WILLIAM Il. COLLINS,
DAVID W. MORE.
For Congress JAMES R. L0FLAND.
For COngross-JAMEs R. LoFLAND.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
For Sheriff-R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG
For Coroner CHARLES A. wINsLOw.

SEHAroR-LEANDER +. RIDDLE, Christiana IL,
REPRESENTATIVES,,
WILLIAM SILVER. Brandywine Hid.
JOSHUA MARIs, Wilmington.
LEWIS THOMPSON, MN Greek.
JOEL THOMPSON, white Clay Greek.
d. BRAINERD FERRIS, Pencader.
THEODORE F. CLARK Red Lion.
JOSEPH @. HUTCHINSON, AppoquinimInk.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
SAMUEL Il. DERRICK, Brandywlne.
CHRISTIAN FEBIGER wilmington.
AMOS SHARP ESS Christiana,
GEORGE JACKSON. New Castle. .
FERDINAND JANvlER, Pencader.
KRNT COUNTY.
SHERIFF-JoHN GREEN, South Murderklll.
CoRONER-JAMES JOHNS, West Dover
sRNAToR--GEoKGE v. MASSEY, Dover.
REPRi sENTATIyAs.
j. b. COOPER, Duck creek.
NATHAN t. UNDERWOOD, Kenton.
EPHRIAM GA RTSON Little Creek
JOHN 4. JAKES, North Murderklll.
JAMES A. MOORE, Mspillion.
GARRETT L. HYNSON, Milf I'd.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
JACOB R LEE, Duck Greek.
JOIN W. CULLEN, rover.
THOMAS PICKERING, North Murderkill.
JAMES b. GoNNEk, South MurdeTklll.
j. b. H. POWELL, Misplllion.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
SHERIFF-ELI SHARP.
COR NER-CHARLES q. EVANS.
SRRAToR-DANIEL j. LAYTON.
REPkEsENTATIvEs
JAMES II. DRPUTY.
JOHN G. SHORT.
q ARRETT s. LAYTON
JOSEPH @. WHITE
WILLIAM A. GUM.
BENJAMIN Y. JONES
JOHN =. WOOD
LEVY COURT coMMlssloNERs.
JOHN II. WILTBANK, Broadklln Hid,
JAMES Il. BET = Broad Greek lid
GEORGE W. JAMES, Little Greek HID
WILLIAM 5. PHILLIPS, DagsbOrU' Hd
JOHN W. WlLGUS Baltimore IId
JOSHUA s. BURTON, Lewes and Rehoboth Hid
JOHN $. ATKINS, Baltimore lid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
from our Late Edition of Yesterday.l
NInryIand.

DISMISSAL OF CADET DIaGs FROM THE NAVAL SCHOOL
AT ANNAPOLIS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
Robert D. Diggs, cadet midshipman at Anna
polls, has been dismissed on account Of recent
fight with the colored midshipman Conyer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
sprtial gutires.
FlaVoring Extracts

Also, sealing wax and corks for fruit cans.
W. t. ALRICHS,
Apothecary, TOT Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Newark.

ANOTHER SocI4BLE, Last Friday night was
Tue occasion OF another of thUse denghtful
'Hohthly socldbles III the series now progressing
At the Hresbyteilan church-the Grace ol New
'rk. Besides being pleasant reunion of mem
lers they are quite reLnuueIativ to the church.
As much as slOO has been cleared III one evening
~ them.
FAIR AND FEsrIyAL.-The preparations for the
an ahd festival which Is to Degm III the NJ e.
ohulch on the nth, Is Progressing satisfactorily
beliis under good nanag SUCCESS ls Al
tehulng tue efforts put tuItu III Its behalf. mi
"Nhstahdlng the tact that festivals have lust
1iUsed At Chrlstlana and Cherry Hill.
MIR. IHoMPsoN's ANswLR-We see bv the an
sWels OF tue gentlemen nominated for the Legls-
azure, published IN the COMMERCIAL and EgpJ.y
Ecehtng, that the answer OF Mr. Joel Ihurnn
sou was al that the workIngmen could expect
OF him. We were satisfied before the Questions
acre asked that Mr.. Thompson has ALWAYS ueeu
considered the poor and worklngmans friend
Whlch VIII be attested to by All who are ac.
quslnted with mm, OF whom there are a number
nElug in Wilmington. Without doubt Mr
thompson will receive large number of Demo-
hear. 'oii
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
CAUTION !w64ossseEs5bs1!Rsl ags Z R5bs1Rlss' ss,o,

Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous Conn
terfets and limitations offered for sale
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York,
oct.15-1yeod Agents for the United States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

IHE HANOVER CENTENNIAL.-The centen-
nlal celebration at Hanover Presbyterian
church takes place on Thursday next me-
exercises Will continue throughout tho
aay- morning, afternoon, and evening and viii
cohslst OF music, vocal and instrumental and adj
Iresses, The choir assisted by several anate,iT.
ot the city, are preparing number of choice se
ectlohs Tor the occasion. Rev DIR. Rockwell
formerly pastor OF the church, will be present
ana ana WI WI speak upon Events OF the Century
ture and ability, and his great familiar.tv wiz,
me subject Of which he proposes to treat will
enable INN to speak intelhgently and in an en-
tertalning manner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (sundays
orcepted) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South Vest
corner FIFTH and Harket StTeet& Too Cents a copy.
Str Dollars year, by mail or served By carriers
throughout the city.
VIE DELA WARE TRIBUNE, (tSeekly,) the great
Feni,lsar organ Of Farmers and FTuit0rolDers pub
ishei every Thursday ntOrning at 7lOo Dollars a
Fe1r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Prat,,s ASTRAL nm

az AZ rOsCeI Drug store bY the gallon, quart or pin
any way TO suit customers A large assorttnahlt -
lamp M different shapes lamp wicks brushe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

The Gazetie asks referring to the juries sum
moned by Marshal Dunn, Does one deserve
credit for performing his duty ?" To our mind
he certainly does, for the converse is true that
if he fails to perform it, he justly incurs die
credit To do his duty is all the most faithful
official can do, and to have done it we'll entities
him to be called a good and faithful servant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

Fosters Celebrated Tonic Bitters
Fosters Blood Purifier
FOSTERS Infalhe Oriental Pile Salve,
Fosters Rose Worm ezenges,
Wveth's Elixir Beef, Wine and iron
NYeths EliXir Va erinate of Ammonia
Ellis Blttsr Wine of Iron,
Gins Elixir Calasaya ri and Iron
Dr. Plerces Colder Medical d scovery
DR.. Pitrces Pleasant Purgative Plllets
FOSl EkS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

Fosters Celebrated SeIf-AdjuatIne
wood Pad.
DOUBLE Truss, the most comfortable and efficient.
Another large and well selected stock IT Irusses.
Braces, supporters, Syringes and Surgical appli-
ances received at Fosters Truss and Brace Depot
front ana West Streets 7 he demand steadily In.
cteHslng. Special Inducements now offered to mr.
vate ro ms for ladies and gents separate.
Mrs. Fosters Cough and Croup
Syrup.
liassons Compound Syrnp Of Tar
sines syrup Of Tar and " i'd Chcrsy,
NlStdr's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Rltter's syrup for Coughs and Colds
and many Others, at N-' N0''''
FOSTERS Drug Store
Front and West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

Gold closed at 1131s Government securities
were without material change. Philadelphia
stocks were active and generally buoyant, tile
market closing firm. Cottonwas unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
pure Olive oil ~ Aix

Snch as we bottle under our own label is, we
MINK, the nnest Olive Oil for table in the mar
ket. SMITH a PAINTER
EpVpnfn mi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
WILMINGTON, DEL.
"Wednesday Afternoon. October 23-

For President = ULYSSES s. GRANT.
For Vice President-HENRY WILSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

The Gazette denies that it suppressed the
evidence for the prosecution in the Given case
1t did not give it to the public. Where is it, il
mt st1rnrnasnd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
May EIov,a. AHa.o.i.,.

In variety, new supplies being constantly received
at the manufacturers prices, 10y
SAITH N PAINTER Druggists
Seventh and Market sire, ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23

Liebigs tCompanY's) Extract of
Moat.
The genuine article sold hy
SMITH ~ PAINTER, Druggists
Seventh and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-23
Spsfial 3luttrrs.

VFtEEdE 9EUIIIEa,
Saloupe-Tous-les-mois.
We have received another small invoice OF this
favorite infants food.
SMITH a PAINTER Druggsts
Seventh and Market Streets
Spears Solution,
For Preserving Fruit still retains its high place in
the esteem OF those who study economy Of time
labor and money. II Is sold by
SAITH n PAINTER, Druggists
Seventh and Market streets
Chamois Skins.
nne invoice OF new Chamos skins, lust opened
by SMITH 4 PAINTER, Druggists
Seventh and Market streets.
keen'8
Double Supernne Mustard In cans and gtickney A
Poors ln bulk, by
SMITH 4 PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets