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The judgment pronounced several months
since by a number of Washington physicians
that the new specific called cundurangoi is value
less as remedy for cancer has been confirmed
by reliable representatives of the medical fac
uity Of Lonton. The British Medical Journal of
February 18th says that at a recent meeting OF
the Clinical Society in London, papers were read
by the two physicians in charge of the cancer
wards of Middlesex Hospital, where the new
medicine lad Prctraeted trial, and their yer-
dict was the distinct statement that not one
single indication of improvement had been OBJ
served IN any one OF the cases treated by the a.
legged remedy. In fact, the disease either ran its
usual course. or the patient showed SYMPTOMS
oil arrangement Of system which might fairly be
attributed 10 the drug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-20

1he New York board OF health is about takin
active measures TO bring about a reform in
stIeet cars. The consulting architect of the
beard las made report on the proper yentiIa-
ton OF the ears, recommending that two yenti-
lating cows be placed OF each car, with holes
beneath the seats. The sanitary committee
ofertd resolution directing street car comma
mes 20 remove cushioned seats and backs from
cars ana ordering that no straw or hay shall be
U u I'D thIm at any time; that the cars shall be
''taheu every DAY; that such additional means
OF N,htilation shall lie provided as are recon-
hl'ndtd in The report OF the sanitary architect
OF the department, and that no person shall ba
allowed 10 convey by car any soiled or dirty ar.
hoies OF clothing or bedding in baskets or bun-
dies The resolution Was referred to the conn
sci 10 the board
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~ Col. Robert Breckenridge is candidate
for congress in Kehaacky.
FL he last steamer from Spain brought eli CHIT
hundred troops to reinforce the Spanish army
in Cuba.
u The earthquake which occurred at Oaxaca.
Mexico, on the 9th ult, DESTROYED MANY
churches and dwellings.
Almost everybody who is going to Cincin-
natl is an O. ex" something or other Which SAT-.
lsfae'orily accounts for the milk in the cocoa.
nut.
- Two more verdicts against the Staten Is
iahd Ferry Company for 5000 each damages
ior loss OF life by the Westfield disaster, have
been obtained.
20 The salary of the Canadian Viceroy is
S"c,uto year, with two or three rent-free
paatlai residences, and the Office is usually held
Tor five years.
- The New York butchers. named as ven
dors oil foul meats by the New York Tribune
nave resolved TO sue that paper tor libel. They
have subscribed slOO each for the exrenses OF
the Prosecution.
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The experiment OF a narrow gauge railway is
soon to be tried in the vicinity of New York
i lie New Jersey legislature recently granted n
Charter TO a company authorizing il to construct
LIee-ioot track from Jersey City to Sufferus.
q point about thirty miles west on the Erie road
lie franchise i in the hands of gentlemen OF
enterprise and capital, and as the new route
IGns through thickly settled and desirable
Ateteil, where passenger travel will be very con-
elc'iaDie' there Is prospect that the expert
ment will be fairly tested under favorable cir
cUmStaBces.
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The precedent set by the National Academy
Ct Design in opening its galleries on SUNDAY is
likely to he followed by the Mercantile Library
CT New York The vote in the latter institu-
ton, so far as recorded, stands: for opening o
Sunday, about one thousand; against, about two
hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-20

Earl Russell gave notice in the house OF lords
last night that he would defer till the 18th in
slant the introduction of his motion for an adj
dress TO the Crown asking the suspension of pro-
ceedings before the Geneva tribunal until the
United States withdraw the claim for indirect
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-20

ANOTHER STRIKR.-The rollers in the mar
lcan iron works at Pittsburg, Pa. have struck
LOT an advance in wages. The suspension puts
about 400 men out of EMPLOYMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-20

CALIFORNIA FOR GRANT.-Republican pri
mary elections were held in San Francisco YES.
terday, and fuil delegations were elected to the
state convention, pledged to U. s. Grant and
against the Yerba Buena Island cession,
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PARDoNFD BY THE PREsIDENT.-President
Grant has pardoned Reuben Carpenter, who has
served thirteen months i'm the New York state
prison for aiding in the manufacture of counter
felt revenue STAMPS, restoring his citizen.hin
which had been forfeited iPi
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SENIOR ROMERO, Mexican minister of finance.
says the JuaIez administration will he tho last
independent government of Mexico; and il is
believed in the city OF Mexico that .JuareZ will
denver the country TO the United States before
PRINTING the opposition party to rule.
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Referring to the coming rotting season,

Referring TO the coming trotting season.
HtHSs SIiTii # he Tunes believes it will be one
OF unusual interest and importance, since form
eTiy COURSES were mainly in private hands. and
tTOts, matches, purses, OF stakes took place only
AZ oEg intervals; in consequence OF which no
great humber Of good trotters could ever be
brought Together at one point, and the races
were scattering, while the horses in them were
lew. All this has been charged, and we now
have system Of associations and regular meet
ings, consisting Of four days each, and which Is
calculated 20 bring out the finest animals in the
country. large III mber Of meetings north and
south of Us are already announced for the ensuing
four months The Washington Jockey Club,
recently organized, must not be behind hand in
this matter, and will doubtless make arrange
ments ter grand meeting TO come OFF some
me during lie summer or fall. Our clab, as is
well known, is CONFESSED of energetic and pub
lc-spiIitCd gentlemen. and we see no reason
Why We should not witness during the coming
s-ason as fine an exhibition of feet nags as the
country can II OduCe.
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N9LLCII. OF y RsEHoyALaA a. T9ssAs Ia.
H0LsrHnIMG ESTABLISH II Emf from e1 GaouP
s sSsn e % Ninth rm street between
~TrhsxhkaANSIHg. WINDOW sHApBs
riOIO4H IkAAks, OHR0A0s, &c. f1s>tf
i ny A4SMnsRSi0AH suBMKRQED DOUBLE
The simplest and nost powerful IN use.
-, CHARLES WOOD.
V Oo,0eg 9th and y streets.
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II having been stated that ex-Gov. Curtin, of
Pa, American minister to st. Petersburg will
return home in June for the purpose OF advo-
eating the election of the presidential nominee
OF the Cincinnati convention, Col. Forney who
IL known as a warm personal friend of the GOV
eTuOr, takes occasion TO say in the Philadelphia
Press OF yesterday that while not authorized to
speak for Mr.. Curtin, be does not know the
man, or has carelessly studied his history. If he
consents to become the agent of the Cincinnati
indictments. Continuing, Col. Forney says that
Grant is the favorite Of the great war COVER
nors, without exception, who served with Cur
tin against the rebellion. He is the candidate
Of the soldiers who sustained Curtin no less than
Curtin sustained them; and, above all, he is the
candidate OF the great party which elected and
re elected Andrew G.. Curtin chief magistrate
of Pennsylvania. These are some of the rea-
sons why Col. FoTney does not believe that
Gov. Curtin will allow his name to be used for
any position by the managers of the Cincinnati
convention.
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VIOLENT SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKR continue
in 1nyo county, Cal, but not felt on the
western side of the Sierra Nevada. An island is
rising in Mono lake. Houses were thrown do wn
on Friday last at Round Valley Camp, Inyo
county. The earth opened in many places, but
no lives were lost -
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HSpR. TUFTS PILLS,

HFpR. TUFTS PILLS,
Is purely vegetable concentration for kee ping
the Bowels IN NATURAL motion and cleansing the
system OF all impurities. and positive cure Ir
constipation They restore the diseased Liver
stomach and hidneys, to a healthful actit H. Will
al the same time they brace and invigorate the
~ 49, ROME, GA January IL. lS,l
DT. ". II. TDr:-bear Sir:-Hayinz usel your
Liver Pills, and finding none that have done nv
Vile or my self as much good, / would like TO know
II they would do as well North here / intend
gong NORTH IN March. and il they will have the
same tfft CT as IN this climate want to take them
Oh vii me. Hoping TO hear from You SOON
Irenain, your obeit ssrv't,
HENRY A. HILLS.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE DOES NOTSTaJy
III u LINEN. anlf en2t
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CUMAER OCMOOl. e. MEDICINE
~ AT THE
COLLEGE Bull DING. oOvre, orlOtA a.d 81,
Hedieal Department. Georgetown Cslleg<

Aedieal Department Georgetown Csllegs.
School h 70 give TO students better opporfnnty Tor
= thorough acquaintsncs With the miactis 81 fhe
various branches OF their profession. ~
The course will consist Of Clinical IDsfructio,.
together with s,emat &c Course Of Ixaminsfions
Sssss'C N M ssS q ths
commence on the Lssh Of April and coutinue until
October; There viii be . vacation OF two menihs
curing the warn season Of uly aEd Aueust T,ckets
Tree TO the matliouiants Of the Nd ec. rfmenf
ssorgetoyn College, can be Obtained 81 the presi,
dent, Dr. + Howard, 1903 y street.
a asssscry And PhysioloGy, BY Dr. n BARKER.
by DR.. R0BKRTsON HOWARp.
materia Aedica, BY DR.. c. BoARMAN
rfsctics 81 nedicine, BY pr. Nm n Ross.
Shemisery, y DR., @. 7. nAGRGDER.
suretry, by Or. =. \. L. WALSH
, LIE rciiovine members OF the Consulting BOard %
SesTsl pi.pensary Win a.sist In the delivery Of
SIin,ss Prca Noble YOUNG, n: d. Prof. y: How
gan, n. D., DR.. Ralph walsh win deliver opening
Zee; are on Monday next at D. m. ac6-eas.nH
Rock ENoN CLArE cAPPERl sPeISGs
~ fsEpERIck COUNTY, Va, wilt beAAA
10th. Great improvements have been Us
20 feet, and hot and cold baths vi b. opsn III,
season: also, bowling alley and bfl lard room aud
nne pavilion In the gorge under tn great rocks
Ferns; 49, per day. sls per week, So Per
For further information apply 90 A. 4. PRATT
SON, Life and Fire Insurance A rents, 4 M a.
A. Building. corner 9th and strsets: or WM
BAlLAkTfNk, Bookseller and snatione-, s0a
1thSress aPi7 2svtt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-20

The liberal republican meeting in Baltimore
last night adjourned with cheers for Grant.
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~ 3. INTERNAL REVENUE.
AssEssoR OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLUMBrA,I
WASHINGTON CRY, April 10, lo-2 (
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that the annual ASSESS
ment st Tor income of ISL and special tax for 1872
Will DE IN the Assessors office, 5l7 Eth street on
the ~, day Of April 1872 at which time aud place
appeals viii be received and determined, up to the
bh OF APRIL lS72. relative to any erroneous or ex
cessve valuations, assessments, enumerations
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors returned in
said annual list. "
The law proyi des that all appeals 'shaiI be made
In writing, and shall specify the particular cause
matter. or thing respecting which q decision /, re-
quested, and shall. moreover, state the ground or
principle Of error complained of
WALTER 7. BURR
apl2fap2 Assessor for District Of Columbia
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PERSONAL.

NJ rs. Il. y WRIGHT, tAs srsli-kaosrr Csatrrs,.
A'l aai as8 Msrssiis PAgstctaa, has tax an M
~ <lc Tth street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall. whar.
ste val be pleased O. sce all who may require her
serN ice. spio-ius
MADAM BONIN, Casrrosaaf asf Hsslrsr Pht.
w sfrtaa Tor all t-nsls comp ,siuts. Can b. re.
lied upon. once SO ) oh street above Y. aus I'm
MI Rs X SAWYER, CstrrcsaEf, Masssfsr r q
.s Mcfts,N, Can be consulted ~ her house. No,
Sls 1th at, te.woen G and u q. Island. upOa ~
lnpotsnt business past. present and future ~ In
NO HC MSvG-Tho Queea of spirits. the highes
deN elcped medium living, has the wonderful
power OF changing lnck tells the past. present ana
iaure 81 cess 90 fsiAHre Of any ta.iaess iSre;od,
49, &C. IFS ShsM alley, between ana and lst
Il ADIks SUFFERING From IRREGULARI
nss sess pe.ses 90 spL eomfl s.nt pecqlisr e
tsbsssAss a-d only reliable aud safe Physician m>k.
tng specially ot female amt. in the city Rs
sspectsib invites aeSsi from those who have ben
deceived By ssinslers. He gusrsntsse . speefr
cure ne charge. Ssp1-afs koosps fo~ adj %
sh. OF az
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~ pn.pnor APRIL IL, 1879.
jhe BOARD OF APPEALS will continue its
sessions frtm this date to hear and determine an
pas Ifci IN tae assessments on Property, and viii
meet daIIy sundays exceptedJ until furth n notice
~ ne once OF the Superintendent of Ass. sSments
ard Taxes, Columbia Buildings, 41z street from Ia
m. untli D. m; also, Or Mondays and Thurs.
days, from 10 D IN i'
All complaints or appeals made to said II ,ard
must lie made IN writing, and under oath or airnl-
tiOD.
T. A. HALL, Riley A SHINN,
NM. WALL, GEO r. WIIS0N
T.. j. MIDDLE CON,JR
aEIt-Otf Ken Chron p.t Gang
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Government Securities.
Lar C0nka 4 l,o furr, N tha SoiIoui..
THE WEATHER.

wAR DEPARTMENT, OGce Chef Signal OMcer,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 20, 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FouR
HoURs.-The barometer has risen from the
lower lakes to Florida and eastward to the
Atlantic, but fallen from the lower Missouri
valley to the upper lakes. and is probably lowest
over Wisconsin Light rains have prevailed over
the western gulf states, the lower Missouri val
ley and western New York. Clear and partially
CLOUDY weather Is now generally prevailing at
the stations east or the Rocky Mountains. with
light winds, and clear weather at San Fran
cisco.
PRoBABILITIEs.-An area of diminished
pressure will probably move eastward over the
upper lake region. Partially cloudy weather
will prevail over the Atlantic states. with south
easterly TO southwesteriy winds. Thence west
ward increased cloudiness is probable with
sou,herly winds, gradually veering to westerly.
Threatening weather and rain will probably
prevail from Tennessee northw ard over the lake
region. Dangerous winds are not Anticipated
IN THE SHEEMAN POISONING CASE at New
maven. connecticut, Professor Barker was
examined at great length yesterday and testi-
red that in his opinion Sherman died of a pois-
onous dose of arsenic. His cross examination
falled to break down his testimony, which is
regarded as the most remarkable ever given by
a che mical expert.
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LIVERY STABLES.
THE ARLINGTON spABLEs,
AsaN " STREET. NEAR WAa DKPARTNFyy

Constantly on hand and for hire by the mouth.
weee 9r aoSr the LATEST STYLES OF
OAnhlASEs Tor parties, vel0inGs, or re- A
eeptions, nth polite and addressed driv -6
ere. particular attention paa q boarding horsea
oclo-o =. CRUII. in. Proprietor.
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pI PpsrGp eSoqIp country residence called Z" DUN
BBAAnIvI AkL," situassd on the road from
Ts.SsS ILL Tsnnallyto.a. sbout 2 miles from
The place contains aboat twenty tAree acres q,
iend, improved BY . mansion house Containing
sentee2 roons, and two snali cottages, one Contain
nsle srs Even acfss q grapes in bearing, pears,
The view from the house d one Of the finest In IN.
bisfrsce Any one desiring nne country residence
~99sSoo Vel 70 CAL and examins this property.
sion He use win be Tor rent during the season.
PIERCE sHoHMAKER.
nari-u near Pierces Min
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SUPERIOR BROWN STONE FOB SALE.

A STOCK OF TRUNKS, vALIsES, SATCHELS
n and BAGS, Of the best manufacture, R~
and at less prices than the same are retailed S3$
at in New York, at PRINCES BAzAB, o30
1000 Pennsylvania avenue. apl7.u
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.sTARLIsRED 1888.
MEDICAL, &c.

FEMALE DISEASES treated and C,ndYeD.n,
cases taken: Describe case aBdrenolase SIS ana
Tis sx ~ med cine viii b sent Ailress Mrs Or
Pbia. - 81 -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
CARBOLIO TABLETS,

For CoUaHs COLDS AND HoARsSRss.
These Tablets present the Acid in Combination
with other efficient remedies, In popular form, for
the cure Of all Throat aRd Lung Diseases
Hoarseneks and Ucerau n of the Throat are i'm
mediately relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent TO the proprietor Of relief in cases OF
Throat difleuties Of years standing.
CAUTI0N.-DOn't de deceived by worthless lmi-
tations. Get only Wells Carbollo Tablets. Price
% cents per Box JOHN @. KELLOGG.
IS Plat street. N. Y, slle Agent for the U. s.
Send for Circular. ap PAW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

NOW OFFER, with ny Increased stock OF wove
/ wire fancy painted wire bird cages, wire nower
stands for nower pots, wire trellls, DC HOt-house
plants, bulbs and other flower roots, iower snd
vegetable seeds and all kinds OF grass seedA hus-
tic hanging baskefs bird boxes, tables and stands
for pariors and yestabules, at moderate prices BY
A, 7, ALLDERDICES,
No. Ill shipley st,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

nPsYcHoMlaANcY. OR SOUL CHARMING" !"
How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and afec ions OF any person they choose, In
stantly. This simple mental requirement all can
posgess free by mail for % cents, together with
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hinta TO
Ladies' &c. queer. exciting book. 100000 sold.
apr9-9w t. WILLIAM G., Pubs, Phiada.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25


NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel-
phla IT 40, A. M. Leave Philadelphia, IL IS A. NJ,
and Wilmington, LOO p. M, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave Clayton for
Smyrna $40 A. NJ, and 90 7. M, leave Smyrna
for Clayton 1isb A. M, and T. s5 P. NJ, to make con-
neotons with trains to and from Dover, and Sta
tions south.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car
attached, viii Leave Wilmington 1885 A. NJ. New
Castle, 1.q0; Mlddletown, 2,25; Townsend, 2.46; (;
Clayton. 81b; Dover, 400; Wyoming, 410; FELTON,,
40; Harrington, sos; Farmlngton, blb; Bridge
Delmar at LOG A M. Passengers leaving Baltimore
at $50 +. NJ, and Philadelphia at 11.s0 p. NJ. will
make connection with this train at Wilmington.
Returning-Will leave Delmar, 2s0. p. M. /; Laurel,
2b5; Seaford, B.25; Brldgeville, 400; Pennington,
45; Harrington, $40; FELTON,. b2b; Wyoming, Q. 10
Dover, 30; Clayton. 7l0; Townsend, T.45; MID
dletown, $40; Kirkwood, $40; New Castle, e25,
and arrive at Wilmington, o.t0 p NJ Philadelphia,
ll.5O Z NJ, ann Baltimore, AGO, A. N. Subject TO
delays incident to freight business.
Thi train will stop TO take up passengers only at
stations named, but will set down passengers at any
stopping place, EXCEPT Hare's Corner, State Road,
Rodney and Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads for Kennedyville, Sud-
dlersyie and intermediate places.
AT Clayton with Md. q d. X. X. for Easton and
intermediate places.
At Harrington, with j. 4 b. r. r. for Milford,
Georgetown, Lewes and intermediate plac s.
Al Seaford, with Del. d. X. r. for Fredericksburg
and Cambridge, &c.
At Delmar, with e. s. r. R. for Salisbury Princess
Anns Cristeld; also for Berlin and other stations
on the W. 4 P. X. r.
II. F. KENNEY, Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
atsiv Embellishments.

III UNdERFoRD CoLLEGIAfB LNsTITUTEl
I'll ADAMS, JEFFERSON COUNTY, n 1;-s
First-claas Boarding School for Ladies' and Hentle
men. Graduating courses In Classics, sciencesi
college. EUROPEAN TEACHER OF lNSThU-
MENTAL Music. Fine opportunities In OIL rant;
ing and Drawing. Unexcelled advantages 10 all
branches. Teachers OF experience and ability III
every department. Location HEALTHFuL and AC-
cEHsIBIE. For Ca aOgue or information, ADDRESS
ALBEIT b. WATKINS, A. NJ, Principal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
THE MORMON WIFE.

NOW is the time for Agents TO secure territory 70
this thrilling and fea less book. IL comprises the
Adventures and Experience Of woman-loftften bv
heTssif-for years the wife OF Mormon Prophet
ling abonnding In thrilling adventure, humorous
and pathetic scenes - the most facnating book ex-
tant Steel portrait Of the Authoress, portraits OF
leading MormUns, both men aud teonleH Lie and
scenes In Utah. etc. sold only bv Agents.. For cir
cuars address HARTFORD PUBLISHING co.
Hartford Conn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

YVyRUE TINE FOR 81. Swiss Magnetic TIME
KEEPEh and Indicator. Indispensable to ev-
cry traveller, trader boy. farmer, and for EVERY
BODY in need Of q reliable time keeper Usual
watch size, steel worss, glass crystal In neat
OROIDE case WARRANTED to denote correct time
for two years. Nothing like it. 1000 sold weekly.
This valuable article, ia neat case, will be sent pre-
paid anywhere, for 81; 3 for 81. Try one. CirCu-
avs free order only from the sole agents.
+ KING h CO., BrattebOro' VT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25

WTANTED-ARents for our new 16-page paper,
w the Contributor Thirteen departments, re-
ligi0us and secular Rev. A. B. Earle writes for It
et 90 a year; $500 premium to each subscriber.
For Agents terms address.
aprs-4w JAMES Ii. EARLE, Boston, Mass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
Three Years in a Man Trap.

companion to Ten Nights In a Bar Room" by
7. s. Arthur, (the most popular Of American au-
thors) is ready. II is startling expose OF liquor
making and sellinga three years. life in city dram
shop, shows up the vile deoeptions proctfcedin in bar
rooms, and is the most powerful work OF the Kind
ever written. Will be eagerly read BY thousands,
AMI Is certain to have an Immense sale. Apply for
an agency and do good as well as make money, 10
j. NJ. SToDDART CO., Publishers, Philada-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
"Oh! Would / Were a Child Again.

sghs the weary and exhausted one, as the languor
and lassltude OF the spring comes upon him. Come
and ,eceive vig,r and strength from the wonderful
South American TosIC.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
RaiIruxa Elues.

Eca m ESass,,gEgsE DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
- TH@A LINE.
Fr SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY TrH, 1871
Sundays excepted) Passenger Trains will leave as
foDows:-
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CU Nd U R AN G o.

CtREAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful knowledge
In TO ALL Sent free for two stamps. Address,
DR. BONAPARTE Co, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-25
Dr.. WeIls' Extract Of lurub :ba.

ia perfect remedy for all diseases OF the BLOOD,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, GLANDULoUS TUMORS,
DROPSY, SCROFULA, INTERNAL ABSCESSES,
and will remove all obstruclions Of the LiverSpeen
intestines, Uterine and Urinary Or9ans-
It is rengtht ming and n0urlshing Like nutri-
tous food taken into the stomach 1t assimilates and
diuses itself through the circulation, giving vgor
and health.
1t regulates the bowels, quets the nerves. acts di:
rectly on the secretve organs and, by It's powerful
Tonic and restoring effects produces healthy and
vigorous action to the whole system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Piatt st, N. Y,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price, 81 per bottle. Send for circular, ap994w