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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28

MTANTED = SITUATION = An experienced
w sales lady wishes u situation In dry Roo1s
or notion store In Wilmington; will furnish best Oh
references. Address MRS. II. NMlNHs
sep2T-st' at This ONCE.
WTANrED-A girl for general housework AZ
w c 25-4t s98 TArNHLL STREET,
NXyANTEn-A Carriage painter; steady JOB and
w good wages for good mal. Apply lmme-
diately TO BEtLAH a co.
seT254. Third ami King streets.
XXTANTBD-Situatlon IN a Dry Goods, Trim
wv ming or Fancy 3OOds store, bs young lady
Best reference as to character inquire a.
sep9l Ct CONNER -IAL OFFICE.
wv VTANTE0-A boy OF H. honest, capable, and
stpis-tf HwALToN, 18th and King.
NNy ANTEp.-A blacksmith, used to MIL work
wv Good reference rtqui ed AZ 20 CHARACTER and
qualifications Address box 4S'
sepT.is-3 aw2w wilmington bel POs'ofice.
WyANrED.--A boy about xteen years o. age,
w as an apprentice 10 the BOX hlndlng trade.
JAMES a n EHB Market street
Sept9-t' Printers aud BuOkbinders.
NNTANTEn--A few good men 10 canvas for new
or address to G. K HOS TER
Sepi6.im' No. G2I Fast 1th st, VIII, Del =.
NATANl ETA male tacntr In District NO. 81
w None nesd apply unless had experience ani
wei qualified for the situation. Address tle com
mittee, WOOD n POOL
sep2O 2w-d&w McDonouVh Del
MFRS. TAYLORs SELECT lN1ELLlokN E
Nl OFFICE N. e. cor second and e.t stree's
Families supplied with white servants AZ snort
notice. jy2S 6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
FINANCIAL AND commERolAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL,
Wilmington, Del, Sept. "a, 1879.
rstockn, Gold, &c.

wilmington Quotations, furnished by X. X Rob-
inson Do, Bankers, Ath and Market sta,
al oioloek p M to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28

MpLH Chr. Matt, o. ,.i t,a clri,ar-
Store OF which VS. laid s-g3Id Wcch- ago il
fast approaching, , t.l. .lettuu few Llofr dAyr
wi sr" II run.pt"f".' eut'ls,l lls bgliluy Is
3SN7n ierr and Wi,it" q l-hel ,f,cr the man
ner ut l.rN irih cA,. Itt.,.t f Ntl he sGrnistu,-
ted b, .tre, lee. lf7 sea.i 'S cVw.ty VIII he
abuut 3uu.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28

IGOR sALE,-A 81 BPIOR FRUIT FARM IN
hrr7.t Co, Mar land, ot about 2sn acres. J
~ ~ V9 q 'n Mug u oiallOI, "a tn eastern Sinr
Ne. HeF l,Fh and WIN Bl.,m r. by steamboat. Thr1r
ar "il " ipu' i6,NuO Peac trees IN iull bel-iup
''hA 'he IT mar yet va.icties; aunut 70 dur -
na'i vhI uhl easily worked, aud very suitable lUr
sun fruils, which pen 20 wees cartier than ia
Wv 'eIssy Of fenusrlVa ia. So. c'al fruit trans
duu Ivy, dily throughout the season. Must hs sold %
ciose an estate. Address q. q. WETHRRILL,
orIp u.onnn ,,,-,. Kingston, Md.
septie-lmd&3mW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
Situations and AsIp aguuttd,

advertisements Of three lines arc inserted under
this head twice for 20 centsl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28

SortGry a co.'s ENrfHrAtNNESr.-The cN'i-
hi'iou- gwen At q ~ Fellows Hall ny this COM
pIrg, TIE present week have been attended, with
mI.iI sN'ccs- J.. r-e audiences ave pta--ut
every eyrrmg anA 'h entertainments u.ym-
selves ary ,tJh the mi. sor aipli,-ilu. aside
from the ll'-'it- glse.a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28

YGr Avotnf on next satnrl, ~ week. Oc-
tul,r II Wm. B.sht. E-q will have another
sale oi lot- in thc rame ueill,halhood of tie
offered and sold
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28

E>TCrTyE CNNrrrpE MECuNd.--A meeting
Of $40 i uH'1,su ct, ENcrtive Committee
wi. lu hcl tu,s evru'uI, al = OClncN. at tho
Republican Head Qn,rter-. A full Attendance
OF the menlc.= b request Il
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-09-19
aie siebestrae0oie am gicrmalOHatter see.

4 l1eber ben bereits seneIpeten betrilbenben
0orfa4 in 8eriau iino mir in Der Sa9e beute
folsenoes Ndbere natt5utbeilen: 2ebten N,n-
ter mobnte in ;3trid cine anerifanil6e W!tt.
me, Mrs. 9uIe aus Stem gorf, NIT ibren 3pei
1odtern. Die dltere berlelben, 3elip. ahtt-
sebn Sabre alt, erreste rpe9e, ibrer ieltenen
Sdonbeit aasemeine 8ewunberuns. On 3n
rid ituoirte slei6Seitis ein einunospan3iglabrs
teer. YoIe, Jlamens Siesm,ino 8Iatlitern,
Der Sobn zines rei1en &aufmannes aus gSar
idau, IrsneiruilIenldaft. Der feur,se Yole
erslilbte in beiber 2iebe fur Die f1Dne Ameri,
fanerin uno mar 10 slldlid, Gesenliebe be,
ibr ,u3 iinoen. Die pertdnoi9e Deutter oei
8eliebten bate nibts sesen ole Betperbuns
oes iungen Mannes ein;upenoe,L aber Der
8ater. .bes Iesteren rpollte nibts BON elmer
8crbinbuns nit Der Imerifanerin tpiiien. Die
Dsutter belt es nun fir YiRdt, bas S'ebes=
uerbdltnib absubreden uno non 3hrid3 ob3u=
reiIen. Gie panbte iid mad Geriau am giers
roaloItatter Gee. aber aud oabin fol9te Der
feurise Sunsling Der 8eliebten. 2onnta9.
ben 4. ausuit Radmittass, mabten Die arpei
Sdweltern 6ule NIT anoeren aursaiten eiren
gpa,ieraans auf Der 2anbitrabe nad GinbIiss
moro. ,Sn Der Ndbe Der 8apele, BEL elmer
Biesuns Der gtrabe, trat pl0sli6 Der iinge
YoIe a,lf Die 2uit,panoeLnben 3u uno bat Nelg
I'M cine furse lnterreouns. DieIe permodis
oas Ntaoben ben, @eliebten nitt absuIdla:
een. 9as Yaar blieb ettpds surtid, Die lteb:
risen sinssn uorrparts unb peridpanoen bin
ter einem 5elien. Da plosIid boren iie eirer
Sbub unb Ioslei9 nod eiinen. gntSest eiler
lie suriif, bic @9speiter 9teaps uoron. 9s
fanoen iie auf Der Gtrabe bic beiben 2ieben
ben in ibrem Blute, ani6etnenb toot, in Wirf
| lidteit iepod nur in tiefer Sbnmaat. Nell,
mar bur9 beioe @ansen seidoiien, Siesn'nn,'
| bate in Der Aufresuns fdledt seSselt e'i
| ause unb bas gsaienbein serfdoilen uno od'
| 2idt bes s,peiten Auses ibper sefdbroet
stelIp bat, rpie ben. ,,Buno1 neuerl.a mstge
tbe,lt rpirp, i'm amtliden Gerbore BET u'tse
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-09-19
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triib en- DemubtIsin aisgeiogt, 0lottftern
babe nidt auf He gsld)oH Hem fonoern ben Res
poIues IN Der 9ano gebobt, ben iie ibm babe
enttpinben ,poIIen ,Jm Ninsen iei Der G1nb
Iosaesansen uno babe iie setroffen. Sn icIe
der Beiie iudt bns belbenmtitbise Dtdeden
ben 0eliebtem su retten. D,eler tpnIoe anf
einem GrasiefIsl nad SdmnS ssbrodt ano
befinbet fid baielbit unter polisetliber Autlidt
i'm GpitaI in arstliher Bebanolnn9. Au9 er
lit BEL sutam 1ernaape, bat bic That frei,
mntbig einseltanoen, absr ausen|deinlid NIT
benz 2eben abseIdtoiien uno bic gelbtmorss
sebanfen nidt aufseseben. Wan fd!ieBt bars
auf pesen ieiner eifrisen gtaafrase nat benz
RpnnInpr 3 N}- 34ssN
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-09-19


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an9elammeit; eine orllfsnoe 5gton1s {, usIiul. .l
pete EN- 19Iperes @enttief. Uas pslps:s' a,at:
BRAD Los, ais ots sae,enoen miilen M e'sp11 =
&C.. nod esne baloe Dte1le pom Pc paOsIopt ~:
ntlnen 9ren5s enfIefhI lpaTen. q Ss p!au u, ~.
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le99el, rpenn PIE Slsse Sngtent uno oe! lsoen =,
Sltee puroen o'e .Iefoe lDeu, allo pes leps''
Oonner, Der INN fol9te, IhDren l1e oulan',ne'''
Oarun' parers lte gar ]nl9t meDF ooftoatls ~
trelben.. o
:, I'm elaen' e.nlan'en oaue.h9auls, oas - an !
gSe9e lag, fI1l!Bte sealf Sema9f petoen. yeag
Sfu1pen efll Iohnle o'e Ne'le Ds'1el 9sge'.'
3ro'l1en oen Bergen 9alten ose e'enltter l'd
!lan9e. yse sSeiterrelle mar es1e ooppelt lang
Jane, 9as ibpere 1epstter hattie pie. stra==
Be falt unfabroa9r Sema0f. Yer ounIetnoe
Abeno fano Die Getlenoen nod anf belrl1em
8ebtete. ag.
Der 0raf mar oo6 belorst seluoroes1.
Ste 4u9et Der Saronl1 binsen an leinen
Mtenen. Seine SelorgniB ernedte tbre Ansit.
Aber lle ipraden be'oe fem aSort uber lbre
Sorse, ibre an9lt.
Sic erretbten Die 9rense. Jloa bunoeri
Sdritte, u1'o lte tparsR aut Dem trsnoen Be=
bsete. 9erettet. 80 Datten lle cement.
Die 9ren5e 5pliben 9eiien uno Dem paoer=
bornet sanoe tuuroe ourd ote Dsemel sebil'
oct. Die S,emel TT e'n flelner, ibmaler
Slub; aber er 1T eln BerstiuB, u1o I'm 6riib=
iabr tit er regelmafig nib nno retBenb, UNI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-09-19

49t Sabre ,parer, ieitoer1 perflofen. u p.
MaI1en mar pon bem Gage on emit nno
It'll aeworben, n,ilbe unb lpobltbatig sebliebeu.
5iebatte mebrere CUTE Yortieel, MAIDEN fonne,
iie fdlus iie aus; fe tpolte ibren, Sater bic
Sobter bleiben, ibrer jtinseren Sdpeiter Die
Dsutter iein. t7s9 5:-'
ssrdnsden mar CUR Sunsfrau aufseblubt,
nit benz ibmarnenben lperser bes &inbes unb
oem trdumenben ber Sun9frau. 's5 =
Die Baronin 2inbenbein. ruurbe BON Dem
2anbgafen nod irnmer ansebetet par midi
qlidIsH, fonnte nid3t rtsbr laden, rretnte abe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15

The New York World, in an elaborate editor
ial, Stands by and insists upon the two-third
rule" at the Baltimore convention, because the
abandonment Of that rule would be fatal to Mr..
Greeley's election IL he should be nominated by
bare majority. We cannot see that it makes
80 much difference after all, because the World
admits further on thatthere Is imminent danger
OF bolt even il Mr.. Greeley should be nomi-
mated under the two-thirds rule, and says that
there are hosts of democrats who, In their pres
ent temper, could not be brought to vote for
Mr.. Greeley in any event. They are altogether
more numerous than the republican voters.
who, rs things now look, can be drawn to the
support Of Mr.. Greeley. The advantage which
democrats hoped from the Cincinnati move
ment was, that it would split the republican
party and keep the democratic party united
Thus far, the World thinks, Mr.. Greeley,s
nomination at Cincinnati has had precisely the
opposite effect. 1t has divided the democratic
party, and lett the republican party substan-
tally united.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15

Ordway's gang-Crane, Green, Hatton, and
the rest who went on 70 New Hampshire to
elect Z. II. Rollins over Senator Patterson
have returned, looking about Is mean q pack of
whipped hounds as ever crawled. Their work
was 50 dscreditable that 1t lost Rollins MANY
votes, an utterly ruined his chances of success.
1t had been expected by his friends that he
would run closely mp to Patterson on the first
ballot, IL he did not surpass him. but the disgust
OF the self-respecting people of New Hampshire
at the dirty work OF Ordway's imported WASH
ington strikers was shown by his reaching but
g. votes to Patterson's 102. The Concord CORES
pendent of the Springfield Republicans says that
"Patterson's vote surprised everybody but those
who had seen the Rollins men dropping OF In
the afternoon in disgust at his imported speech
makers from Washington." The correspondent
of the Boston Globe says the remarks of Messrs.
Green and Hatton created considerable excite
ment, and were denounced ON all sides "as an
improper interference" The correspondent of
the Boston Post, describing the scenes ct Con-
cord, says:
"The disgraceful spectacle has for several
days been witnessed of gang Of white and col
ing and button-holing every member of the
legislature who had vote to give. They are
led by Sergeant alarms Ordway and Q man
named Crane, and IN their actions are only car
ship Of Rollins, 0rdway & Co.
At the hotels, all day, the only topic has been
the Senatorial contest. An the radical polit'-
clans of the state are here, and all are engaged
In the struggle one way or the other. The hon
est, thinking men are outspoken for Mr.. Patter-
son, while the sdherents Of the old Rollins Ord
way ring are for the leading member and chief
msnipulafor Of the firm"
In reference to the speeches Of Crane and
Green, the same correspondent says:
ga crowd OF two or three hundred people lis
tened 10 their harangues, and at the close some
one In the assembly called for cheers for Horace
Greeley, which were given with o will. The
affair was as strange as 1t was disgraceful, and
words OF condemnation at the men that would
resort to such tactics to blacken the character of
such an eminent citizen rs Senator Patterson
were heard on every hand"
We would advise Mr.. Ordway to keep his
market-house scavengers at their legitimate
work hereafter. The voters of New Hampshire
have as little relish for their interference as
have the voters of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15

The Worcester Spy, speaking of Mr. stanton's
death-bed assurance to Mr.. Sumner, that Gen.
erai Grant could not "govsrn this country, -
says that Stanton is no Doubt correctly reported,
but that the opinion was by no means dispar-
aging to General Grant. The government of
the United States Is, in the language of our
state bill Of rights, ga government of laws and
not OF men," and when Mr.. Stanton said Gen.
eral Grant could not govern the country, Mr..
sumner might have replied, he has no right to
govern 1t; We have just impeached and tried
Andrew johnson for attempting to govern IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15
PERSONAL.

a SUITABLE BEwARB WILL BIZ GIyEN
z ior liberation OF the whereabouts Of ALBERr
homes corner 9th street and Mariana exenue. RI
H. I1esday ,,st was dressed IN grey cio,hes. red
near the terminue OF the Columbia Street Ra irosf
sgmsce rexsrd will Be given II the above infor.
avenue, or 10 Mr.. GArCHKLL, 1885 y street,
~. ". jeis 2ts
WHAT OLD DR.. pARBl DOES H0f KNOW
MOVING he is the osir rscorssrsd physieisa
prectictne . specially in Washineton. eeparsss
looms Tor ladies ~ street, three doors soath a
rel- .yxssle exenoe. msySlm.
AIDES sUFFKRING FROM IRREGULKRE
- uee, veeknesses, or any compls peculiar 20
fabltshed and only reliable and ssfe Physic,.,
making specially OF female com plants In the city
been deceived BY swndiers. He guarsntees : MA
cure or no charge, SEPARATE Rooms yor LaSs Pa.
sog,S H Soom;LU -, street, between 9Th and I'm
y. ~. ocT-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15

The Valley Ffryinian kicks obstfeperously in
the traces over the nomination Of Greeley, and
says:
The folly Of the adoption of Mr.. Greeley Is
the candidate in opposition to the present al.
Ininistration Is being demonstrated every day.
Leading democrats all over the country are
declaring that they cannot and VIII not support
was greeted in the south Is rapidly subsidiug.
HIS election Is an impossibility, and il 1t we're
possible, We cannot see any good to come ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15

Hadn't the Board OF Health better stop their
internal squabbles and 60 on with their proper
work? They haven't abated the manure
nuisance on the river front Jet, and there are
several matters requiring their attention now
that the hot weather Is coming ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of 1t, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time a. they desire, ct the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15
9A A Nod Is As Good Is 4 Wink, DIM;
&c. 90.

But those who .ciH see cannot fail to perceive the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAIES
offer to day, and will consequently lose no time to
take advantage Of them.
Ladies' Handsome Lined Parasols, fne, imitation
4k' IN three sizes, lined in pink, blue, green,
Ladies' me bun large Sun Umbrellas, at 81.
Fine black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
beautiful SILK Openwork Pans, SOC.
Tine Ivory Stick Silk Fans, In all coIors, 81.
very Pretty Enameled Wood Fans, 81.
Magnmcent Zeal Lace Sets OF Sleeves and Collar
Very Fine Lace Sets ct e.
Neat and Stylish Lace Collars at - and SOC.
Two pair Linen Reversible Guns and four Collsrs
Three l.ir Gents Fine Linen Reversible Cuffs
Three pair Of Best British Half Hose for 81.
-Four pair Full Regular Made Half Hose for 81.
Zine India 0suze Undersl irt ct 81.
Very large Leather SAtcAel for 81.
Extra large and hne Basket for 81.
fne assortment Of Ladies' Undefgarments, male OF
hne cotton and felled seams, ct u ea,h.
Extraordinary Bargains in Ladies' and Cent?
Linen Handkerchiefs, from auction.
Handsome Oil Chromos, In large and heavy Walnut
Frames, ct q each.
Also. . full stock Of Lisls and Kid CLOVIS,
CARVED BRAOKETS, TOWEL RACKS, BOOK.
S SHHEELvEs, p yuAnslEsa sTATg kTTEss roC 4vE1T
COME AND SEE FOB Y0URsELvEsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15

FSsI SAiR Sa =:
tween neA ed llth sers.. -: FL ooasr. cceve-
h.s:s.' - 70 ssss:iss; 8 a 3 ~
....s. .1a Is q :sS Si:
Iriess iot 90 ssmn~.H 1897 . direct, .esrly %
s... Se Isl. Ss s:.s R s. "a .s
s.e OFFICES, ssisAbas foe Dseso. o Lev
= g October LIST. ADply - sss i1sh stress, bet.
EO1 sALl-K desirable RisIDI1cE On I a..
~ n svs sssn rss1:s sssd ios srss
s &c ss Sss as.. For terms and P q
II H0Us1s near corner lzth and boandsry stFsses,
Fowl. asS-.sI. III; I'll e :ssss. .Ga
I5ss s.sT .ssI, s::
from r.ilr9:d statioS 40 .c.ss q guilty sti.n. IL
-; - II :.
LOB RKNf-Furnishsd HOUSE, No. 5lJ alsf
sf AZ lsis As:s s. or u
F9HlsNAdhlF q RgEEf.Ts: w .;'IE.S!: ISL.
The grounds are very large and oruamcnted With
sa os 70
]: Z T. e i
tG ~ Se. iSsSY9 ss1s. Z o0'e0f-' A0. .,ss
FOB RxNf-HOUsn No: sSs nth strset, BE-
U tween 3 end !, CONTAINING seven rooms, bath
Ana xssy an % BA t
Kxk Hos street. between 18th and 18th .,res,s
Is oasssnish.a III y .ssss! ss. e.
s No; 20 nissour avenue, d door mon % crsst'
! FSs s.s' s:s.: e: 3. ssI's. sSS.' !: ::
EOR RENTlThs large DW1LLIN0-HOUsH
&c. s.sn.s z. Door - q ..
slooaliU fr . lawyer Or RsysSssaisEP. r.v,n,
n.u IA f.diana sr.sss.
L aooa. Ki.eiss sad Ss1 ron. Hesss .sss 1 ssd
s nc: :I h: :: .' is7s %
FaS1si 10. Sii 4 strsss north. Ss..ssa s.s
and 10Th west halls and rooms large: oeiliAe high
ss: e S ana si:ns f.s s.a
q s e. O. e pgsoAss0H AsGss, sePk
soE Sss.s, WITH II so sUs IN
% Is SS.r Z, next a.s
For sAL u Lot: :o.tns..s eoInst @ 80
&C.: s':'''' s:e' 2 ,s 81
E0E SALxOk LEAsE..-The three laree DRIOK
sSSs r; C'it
loci street. Baitinors. sais-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15
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to any such sni%a sspe:eS to :ueh .
or which h.s been bitten By hydrepeobic dog or
;ns Be sa q i
thereof, shall Be punished 81 ans % not lees than
os :.
ISs .S <. q.
a. +: a;
shot BY said Ioundmastsr;
,..a s s.sas q ss s2H Il u h..2l,ih
M AN IMPORTANT CpNsIDERATION.
Gk TUFTS LIVER PILLS ar. PURELY We
and Ss t.fep 4 t% nS %t5ous
Sss: I. s:; y +: !: I.
Dear Sir: You make two preparations which, it
eppters 70 me, are worthy OF more general accept
ance than they have had as yet, probably because
aIlude TO your Liver Pills and Aromatic Elixir Of
Citrate Of Caffeine. The former have been used in
with marked success, and believe them superior
IN all hillary arrangements to any pills now made.
Perience, proved efectual for nervous headaches.
never fails and the relief IL affords Is delicious;
hiaratfon superyenes, and suffering 10 erted to
pleasure. A vial OF IL ID kept ct home and one at
my once that NAV never be without 1t in case Of
JOSEPH CARE, Attorney at Law.
DR., TUFTS HAIR DYE gIRES UT A
Jell cost FEW MINUTES
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~ B Z nov ED.

Oh. ~. III. BABRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to No. lA09 street N. w., corner
18th street. jeS-h
NJ From THE EARLIEST AGES
W to the present day, scrofula has been the
bene, and, ~ Il were, the curse Of mankind So ter
rble and leethsome had It been Ct some periods Of
the world history that person known 70 be infect
ed with Il would not be allowed to mix with society
Happily in our day the disease il stripped Of its
ror b the use OF the eANAnIfANis Roor AND HERB
yU,cEs, and the victim Of 6crOfula, Ulcers, Sores
Pmlles, Blotches, letters, &C., can BE- restored to
so1nd heath N e fsM weeks;
Sold BIZ 3. O FORD, llO5 Pa. ave-, and By Drug.
gists. DESMOND 90, Proprietor, 915 Race st.,
Fn1lo0eiphfo. mayZ-ly
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ROCKB.lDGE ALUM sPRlMGs.
OPEN JUNE 4, 1879.
TINS nvorfte and celebrated watering place will
oner additional attractions this season. n 4
among other improvements there has been ~
a1dea On elegant and spacious Ball room xes
the parlor;t the Darlor has been ENLARGED
and much ip!roysd: and The proximity Of the two
style not surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
The waters Ct these special springs either cure or
ggresty rslieve most esses Of scrofula Incipisnt
gttis. Cnrsnic Pneqmonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiarIhea, Chronic Dysentery.. They are
alsoa great value In those affections which Are pc
culiar to the female constitution, and - an ap-
petiser tonic. end general restorative, they are.
perhaps, unrivallsd amongst mineral waters.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ball room first class band OF mr nc, and in
general all the sources Of amusement and recre:
alton usually found At our best summer resorts will
&c e the command Of the gnests ." ROCKBR!DGE
ALUM" The place 10 within eleven TO thirteen
houre OF Richmond. Warrington, Baltimore, etc =,
by rail- all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars
OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen De-
pot: and new and elegant stage coaches, passing
rapidly over smooth and level road Of only eight
miles, set down the visitors ct the Springs to tea.
JANIS A. FBAZIER, Proprietor.
Descriptive pam hlets sent free on application.
Water fer sale By Coleman q Rogers, Baltimore;
also, In w ashinglon.
Persons making use Of the grounds, &C., Of the
springs, and not stopping ct my hotel, win be
CHARGED half my regular rates jel63aw2m
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MEDICAL, &c

HeEsssl, can Be consaltsa privately, from q
:: n: e ? A.. q his o9os, y. ". corner OF litl
.esidences 1909 Massachucstts svsnue, bstvsso
~ ~ Mth e Z " " Fro. his CSss sIIeris.e,
iosDitala ~ practice Of thirty pears amonG boeh
male End female, - oan warrant . sUe n . fo1
~. B;5vDon the rsosfpt q alo. advioe end nsdl
cine WI - eeot ~ exDreoo. He warrants % cuFs
tnvola1tAfy e01o1o0D. ou1e-1y
EEAAL1 Dl8xAsEe trsassd anA OonnpsnsnS
a6ytce md mediciDe yfll Be sent. Hd6F0G0 Nm. N
TaOAPe0H, No. So 4. Nh arss6, fhiiada
NJ: MOfTD IRKICl POND1ls, C6RTzII
~ 0gk1 lof ueryo1s Ds6dlitY, oscainai -
ss, ss3 60 = 1879 ceSsr.hcs. -
h. 0ISssts - HesY sisssIsS
e9tooslee tsa1sylv1la eye.a - ~ eFees