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RIVERSIDE PARK-Music this evening. Boat
run from to 7:sO p. NJ, every half-hour.
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FooT INJURED.-Yesterday afternoon Mr..
Thomas Butler. engineer Of the canal dredg-
ing machine. had his foot badly mashed while
trying to take out n huge stone from the
bucket.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--Coionel =. u
Tompkins having declined reelection, Colo,
mel Joseph L. Darlington has been elected
chief marshal of the State Agricultural Faif.
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Don't hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow, blow and dis.
gust everybody with your cataIrh and It's offensive
odor, when DR.. SAGE'S CATARlH REMEDY will
speedily destroy all oder, arrest tc discharge aud
ciIrp you
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FR,Esps OF TgMpRlsANcg.--Arts san Coun,
ell. No. 10, Friends OF Temperance, elected
tho following officers last night President,
Il. c. Osterbind eX-Pfesident, John ~
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Buy your clothing, shirts, and furnishing good
from L. Il. SPENCE Il son. merchant tailcrs, 1870
Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS open to-day their last case o
l2Ic. and shilling lawns. Make your selection
whilst the assortment is good.
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BA,rrb.--Wiliam j. Annablc, indicted by
the IIenrico County Court recently, was
Yesterday bailcd by Judge Minor.
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ARMISTEAD, 300 Main street, is selling corscts
at rs cents worth l25 kid gloves ut 81, spring and
summer trimmings ut cost parasolS at cost.
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GRAND EXCURSION lM
V TO WEST POINT &ssis
MARSHALL itftiGE. No. 10, X. OF P.,[sL,|G
FRIDAY THE e6fl, tSsrANT. NV

The cxcursionists will leave Richmond ttn IIG
Richmond and York River railroad on FRiDAl
MORNING ut q o'clock, and return to the city al
IA O'Clock same evening.
4 RRASS AND STRING BAND
will he in Attendance. and the dag Tsh be spent IN
the most delightful manner. J
The Committee Of Arrangements VIII spare iei-
;oval,,a affair of the season.
Strict Ordht -i1l be preserved
Errr tr,nsportatij furnished to guests OF Lodge
from lo,lgc-roon Broad betweeif sixth and Seventh
streets tn the depot and RETURN =,
The procession will start from lodse-room al
quarter 10 A. 81
Tickets for gentlemen, round trip, VI ladies', 81
conts Jy 20, -, 2i,.26
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Boats for Riverside Park every half-lour from
10 l:Jo Z. NJ. Music this evening.
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Hnrpc,'s Margarine and ScrIbncr'S M0nihly
for August received from j. Il. EIlySon,
news dealer, Main street.
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Shirts made TO order by L. Is. SrETCE & son, 100
Main street.
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CLUE MEErISc.7vAn Important meeting of
the Columbian Club will be held this eve
nng.
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Don't buy parasol without looking at Lev,
RRoTIiEkS' stock.
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13GOO.-The RELIGIOUS HERALD Of this city has
large and idly-ncreasng circulation, and is
excellent medium for advertisers. 1t is the organ of
hundreds of thousands of Baptists, and is read by
thousands in rural districts who rarely any
other paper Over thirteen thousand copies of next
weeks issue will bepublishcd. Business men who
wish to reach the eye of the reading public should
use the advertising columns of this paper Its rates
are not much higher than those of papers WI
than one-iourtn Oh lts eneuiaAo.' al los
Ills Ala1n street, nearly opposi1 ~ LII at office
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN A&i, tLoi'R RSCUANGE,l
RICHMOND, VA, jug -, !s72.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AEil tLOiJR RNCUANGE.l
RICHMOND, Va, jug -, 1879.
OFFERINGS.
Wur,T.-Whitc 257G bushels. Red. 1902 bushels.
CnnX.-White, 3.dOS bushels. Mixed, l45 bushels.
OATS.-92G bushels.
RYE.-7G bushels
SALES.
WuEAT.-Whitc, SIC bushels very good at sl.Io
eon bushels very good a Sill 7l6 bushels prime al
ii IS aiJ iam"ls prime ut Sli6 az bushels goo"
;t Si:c5 luG 5hG,s rrry good AT Sl.!2 2:o hush.
,is frir at SI.5a: ftGd: 20 bushels far ut ~ 30
1aS In scis vcr; 0nd at S7O: lbs bushels very goni
purple straw at tl.e1 10 b:5;:ls CRY et1o nufgit
trw t Isl 80 10 bushels fair at 81 .55; i3s DGsi2ls
Common at SI5u: III bushels prime at Si.7o; II
bushels good al $i.6j. ,,,,
ConS.-Whitc. So. bushels very good at 70c. Mixed
lG bushels prime ut SIC. -, ,.,,,,,
0,TS.-ioO bushels very good western on Privaie
terms: 80 bushels good spring ut 55c.; 40 bu>heh
very good new winter ut soc.
KYE.-6J bushels good lat Itc.
REAEEIIIBlTED.
WusAT.=Whitc, loo bushels. Red, u D''sheis'
CCRN:-Whitc, .?,;1o bushels
OATs.-iDs busiiGiJ.
RYE-lo bushels.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
Jo,rIsyuJp JULY 23.-robacco-sales Isl hogs
beads lugs. $50 $50 low leaf, Ssgs96o; medium
to robi., slpM sl3 : fine 10 choice, sl51S"5.
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ENJOY YOURSELF.

-ENJOY YOURSELF.
GRAND BASKET PfC-SIC TO WEST POINT
WEDNEsDAY. j uLY sisT,
.. nuder the attsplceS o1 ,,r.~,or
HARMONY DlI'isfnN SgSS OFTEMPEfAHoE
- tits eeconH aini3erSryI: 49,.
aBASD OF MUSIC will eIil!Hsp the occasion.
DAEC| NG will be the order OF the day -, gic,
Us, Pint affords facilities FOR sALp.m ~, naIId ntE
BAIitisai BOATING. FISHING, GkAbbis"'
s. Sr Ny JoseDn =. PtadGe will furnish
REFRES HMEN1 :; Rst rJP EhlSnSi, III f., ,o, ID
Soimnrorcr characters will Ike ail5Tea 9n poara
tc ears he train will leave the dcpo, y Hc.osk
A. NJ. return at u +. M. grana aiiar may De eN-
The following are the committee OF arransementSs
RoRERT HoLT2BACK. GUS. IEHhi, uEon"h ~
DAVIS, aid W WILLIAM HANCOCK.
70 TICKETS: 4, %
o,,,fruon and Iaiy oy
Every additional lady. Y......."..''.'..''. NJ
os
children f,llldcr II years
Tickets to be had at the prhcipal Bo2kslof f tta
the city ut the cars; and from any heinoer "a 'e
Division: !; .;,. .,,,, :, ,.,.sn c,re NJ +,
the committee of arrangements.
jylT-W &Sst,Jy29&a0 -----
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10 at Rlverside Park this evening.

IAE RELIGIOUS HERALD of this city Is an excel
lent adyertising medium, 4. E 81 80.
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r THOMPSON BROWN,
LAND AGENT, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
AND AUCTIONEER,
No. 1117 MAIN STREET,
opPoSiTE DISPATCH OFFICE,

l respectfully offer my services to the public In
RENTING, BUYING, AND SELLlLG REAL
ESTATE. MAKING AND RECORDING DEEDS,
TRANSFERS. &c, promising In all Rysine-s even
strict attention TO the interest," of inv patrons.
and in all settlements fnultns. nromntItude. OF
our energy, facilities. and nifty We leave to he at
aesfL ,i " sr and to evidence which oiy asa
vii, a. s desiring investments or 10 pare,,e
WIN ,a;dtaFps Uy giving me call AL ana THnns
mn INV iist of property for sals1Yz tha city
rH 1rI ", 4, xnro,is thriving localities Oh ing LILY ciS'
FoRHS. and valuable LANDS In 'he se'ei'i eou''
es rls, u, arar.sge will be secured oy nosy nr,
iis NE ~ hpe aud are still inducing consaeraae a an;div
VINO nIve ~ and Nd around our most beautiful ana
improving city. ,E.oo,. &C IN character. Sc, to
r,nS DS ptamps LYONS, Hon. u. r. Weiio.IIu nj.
i,,n,It aourtl Hon. X. L. paniei, MI rion. A.
Iia, aIaypr of the city OF Elchlonsw T. Williams,
y u!iidny Messrs. Isaacs, Iayios ,Strom e 20,
M:,,t.,s II: r. Tanner s Co., -. SI't SoIi snrder 4
Thnnas RrnncIi, Valentine & frais. sal l,ts TES
rby. ------------ 2
MsNITFACTUREB OF a SASH B1st BIisi''''
Dnnps WofIIDINGs, BRACks CksEEisaJ. ZIP, WORK,
I, 4, their varieties, corner Of Ninth ana Assn
streets, RI .hmona. w. s,..5
satisfaction guarantesa' my is-d, ,sw&w3n
Send for circular.
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Music at Riverside Park this evening from II
$3.50 Z. NJ.
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yhe A -riculturnl Rurenu--JHly Report

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The July report of
the Agricultural Bureau is now ready. The
reports of the corn crop represent 9S9 coun-
ties, including an area usually producing
10000, 900 annually, and indicate an increase
of three per cent. This is equivalent to more
than thrce-fourthS of million of acres, and
the total area in this great crop of the coun-
try. which nearly equals in extent the aggre..
gate of all other titled crops together, is pro-
badly about $4,000, 900 acres.
OF the reports from the $50 counties, 2G3
place the ion of the crop at above 100,
and 41S ut and below 100. The report from
Virginia places the condition Of the crop ut
o., being six below the average.
An Improvement III the condition of wheat
is reported from t'ew York. Maryland, Fir-
gina, Michigan. Missouri, Hal1sas, aiid to Il
Slight degree in some other States; Willie a
small decline js reported in Ohio and some OF
the southern STATES:
The duality Of the southern wheat will
probably prove as fine As any ever produced
in that section: In tlresling, the iullness OF
the head; iii PROPORTION to the quantity OF
straw. causes the yield to cscehd eXpecta-
ton, and may go far TO offset the small de-
crease in the reported condition. 1t is quite
probable that the general excellence OF the
grain will make the present crop of equal
value to that Of last year. There has been
an almost entire exemption from rust. and
comparatively little complaint Of insects
WashinStO ton News.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-President Grant Is
here: Colonel Carter; of Louisiana, inter.
viewed lin, this liior,rg; with the view OF
rcconciIng the Radical differences in that
State.
The Cabinet meeting to-day had nothing
of public concern before it, and business was
soon ortr. All the members were present
except Coii!mlssioliet Dtlaiio, Who is en-
route for North Caroina:
The new list of internal revenue sMpcrvi
sors will be rtoilulsated tomorrow; and
several other appointments, which were de-
cded upon to-day, will be made by the Pre-
Sidcnt.
Spotted Tail and his braves will interview
the President tomorrow.
Major Stcrrctt Ramsey, the Oldest raymas
ter in the navy, is dead.
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The RELIGIOUS HERA- -
subscribers TO Jan Il, WIN bs furnished 10 nfy
Ills MAN stre'' ..ary next at one dollar. of.ce
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severn, ntnbers Of LElGN-STREET CHURCH
aud SUNDAY SCHOOL Tlll have . basket picnic
R;c;,ihi;i ana Bintilc railroad, jn Amelia county
The proceeds III be used 10 eothe the poor ldre
OF the Sunday school we seStend an lnyitution t. T,
mite with us. Tickets tround trp) for ghntlemen
ii; ladies' 30 cents children, IS cents. TlckGts i0i
sale ut Stnrkc & Ityland's, 4. A: Scotts, Il. "
TiguOr's +. K. Buffers, J. L. Justis's, Farrars
drug store, Blanires drug store; can he had also
OF The Cpmlnittec at the train on tile mornins o.
the 3Is Df he: The train Will leave the Richmond
E!intch and trufon Hills meet ut the church ut
o'cIock K. NJ, %itli baskets uarkedi where ~agon'
" .a-.tW W.S,M,&T !: y. JUSfIs; CiTatrmaR.
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DOR RENT. the BRICK DWELLINGH Ha
Il No. 31i west Marshall street, containing ELL
Eve rooms; kitchen with two rooms gas ana water
1t, the premises. Apply mt
W. A. CLARKE'S Shoe store.
H. ,,,,x f43g Main street. ~
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MARINE TNTELEHGENeE.
PORT OF RlUHMoND, July q, ts72.

MINIATURE ALMANAC July ii, ls7a
sun rises das 5toou rises. TO-.
sun sets. 7:T5 High tide -. O.,
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR GOOD
w BUILDING LOTS situated on high and
healthy ground near the city. Price only SEJ, IN
monthly instalmcnts of 81 each. Gall at once on
T.. d. SkWRURN,
iee2 10l4 Main street.
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To enable persons to visit ibis pggaaf resort sa,
tickets will be sold TO go aro i"i
FIVE DOLLARS.
Train leaves Byrd street on sAruRpaa at ot las sai
week at NJ and do,Tn STTisieSp e Potomac at Il
1ane En,nr from Piney Point win reach oaadd !.
on Monaa It M lfsyMnf e. ST. s &c same A M aa
rive innR n RlSTTiIS both at ouan'ice
and Piney Point. ,,o,s .au he had on boat or on
Hotel areofnin,ottE...'o-' ,otI. j. B. GENTRY, z
shore ut rue, io"s General Ticket Agent.
= r, +. aYEns, General superintendent fy a.,m
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MEETINGS.
ExrstnsEeNs AND prC-NICs.

BASKET PICNIC
Is AT MEAJ%'s FARM
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
MEDNESNAN LILY ilST.
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.I-SrsEss WANTS.

,r>l-<--l>~,---|-I~-~ r~~>I-~~r~-S-
w ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR BEST
w Glover Hill limp and hail, Wintcrpock lump
aud hail, and anthracite GOALS Of all descriptions
For sale ut the lowest market prices. Also, OAK
and PI NE WOOD, long. sawed, and unsawed Per-
sons wanting TO lay In their winter supply are In
ylted to call and see me, as think can give sttfs-
faction. X. U. GAR1.
No. lis Eighth street, near packet laiidins.
iyo M -. I.
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FOR RENT.

J'OR RENT, 4 very desirable BRICK Gs
l. HOUSE, situated on the west side of seconja1I
street between Main and franklin now In the accu-
pancy Of Mr. A. j. Addinron. Possession Gun be
lad on the 18th of August next.
iy ot-5t 4. ID. EACIlO. Real Estate Agent.
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DOOMS FOR RENT OVER OUR Gss
~ STORE. Possession given ut once. - u I. sa1u
HOWARD BROTHERS.
~ o.-ats corner Broad and Second streets.
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1o:as
..8:3D
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
vMIss, bile Hlnan.

A regular habit of body is absolutely essential to
physical health and clsarness of intellect. Nor is
thus ALL Beauty Of person cannot CO. exist with an
unnatural condition Of the bowels. A free passage
Of the refuse matter OF the system through these
natural waste pipes. is necessary to the purity of
the body the free passage of the ofial Of u city
through its is necessary to the health OF its
inhabitants.
Indigestion il the primary cause of most Of the
diseases OF the dischargng organs and one Of its
most common results is constipation This COM
plant. bas des being dangerous in ITSELF has many
disagreeable concotnitants-such as an unpleasant
breath. salow skin, communicating blood and bile,
heMorrhOis headache. loss Of mennry and gene raj
debility.
lostetters Stomach B:tters renlove all these evils
| BY removing their immediate cause in the digestive
The ombinaton Of properties in this celebrated
preparation Is one ot its chief merits. It is not
merely n stimulant or tonic. or an anti bilious
| agent or neryins. or blood depurent or . ca
thartic. but all these curative elements iudicOusy
blended in powerful restorative. 1t lends &C
tivity and visOr to the inert and enervated stomach
relieves tho ailmentary canal OF its ObstructiOns
| and gives tono to the membrane which lines it
gently stimulates the liver, braces the nerves and
cheers the animal spirits. NJ other remedy posses
sss such a variety Of hysientic virtues. II is Il
| ~ = household medicine. Experience has provtG
that it Is harmless rs it IL eicaciOus. and henc.
| it 10 popular with the wsskcr sex as with tn,
| stronger. : sss
/ Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are sold in bst:ls
| only and the trade mark blown in the glass an,
enGray ed on the label is the test Of gsnuineness.
Beware Of cOunterfaits
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
IN Momovlam.

At the regular meeting Of Patrick Henry Lodge.
No. II. /. o. 0. +. Delaware City Del. on Wednes
day evening" September 49, 1872, the following pre-
amble and revolutions were unanimously adopted !:
Circle and from bel wed brother. P. q. Elias
c. BatemAn. thereby severing ties dear and strong.
an which We are persuaded would have yielded to
WHanRAs, Al the grave of Lazarus illustrcus tear
did prove that it were not anmanly even 70 wesp
WHKaEAs. As . tribute to the memory of the be.
loved dead ~ would siys public expression Of our
Resolved That in the life of our deceased brother
P. a. Elias @. Hateman. Ne possessed, and by his
death We have lost. . worthy and constituent men,
ber; and that while ws yet grieve pains extreme
and e y n
walking through the valley In psece." And further
Resoipsd. That Il il eminsntly bec0miug us who
survive him. to proAt by his example whie we may
aud live prepared 10 meet hin. since thaa only are
to =: and ssoGSSIsa'e The high
Kes"iss,i. That oar sincere ard usfsispsd symp.
thy be, and d hereby rendered 70 the amicted wife
and and for s h
| who BY his servant .hath said,
when through the deep waters call thee to 60
The rivers OF sorrow shall not thee o'eraow.
| For l will hs With thee thy trials 70 bless.
And 1.Sss sn,hs, to tSss p tiny deepest distress
Re.eissa. That this Lodge room be appropriated,
draPsd Eith mourains for tbs space OF thirty days
X RssoissS. That IL. forssoius preamble and reso
Delaware Republican. aad thst COPY, Of them b'
presented to the family 81 tAs dscsssesd, -, nm
! &k kf6SEEdftszsD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
WILMINGTON, DEL. FRIDAY, SEPT q, 1872 PR1
STATE ITEMS.

Some Of the pear trees around FELTON, are in
full bloom Tor the second time this season.
George Mccullough. Of Newark, owns pig
that is estimated to weigh GOO pounds when
dressed.
The revival in Smyrna still continues with
unabated interest. On Monday night seven con.
versions we're noted.
VIM. H. kidgway near Canterbury has an old
aorrel mare named "Lade" which will be IS
years old next Spring.
Prof. joiner, Of Wyoming Institute. and q
Baptist minister, has been appointed Principal
Of the Methodist Peninsula Academy, Of Dover
Mr.. JaA Houlson, Of Smyrna, hes citrou
vine measuring over fifty feet in length, and
| with over 70 citrons on it-some of immensl
size.
A numi'er Of young men Of Milford workel
their passage to Harrington on hand car I,
attend temperance meeting cne night last weel
-distance, 9 miles.
Mr.. r. D. Rutledge, living ON the "Fox Park
farm OF, John Cochran, near Middletown, ha
picked twelve and half baskets Of peaches o
the STUMP" variety from one tree; and Mr..
7. Perry,near Odessa gathered fourteen basket
from tree Of Crawford's Late.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
Political.

1t IA proposed 10 give Mr.. Greeley grand
reception on his return to New York, from his
think hundred thousand people will partici-
pate.
The Democrats and Liberals Of the Mont
gomeTy District Of Alabama have nominated
Oates, Democrat, for Congress, and Faber,
Liberal, for Elector.
Horace Greeley, In speech at Tionesta,
Pa, on Wednesday, said that ''the states Of
Ohio and Indiana will have to be bought Il
they ale carried by the supporters Of the Pres
ident"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27

The Indianapolis Journal says the Democratic
papers are trying to make capital out Of the fact
that Horace 0rseleys brother is plain farmer.
Who wsas homespun and goes barefoot in sum-
msr, aud then adds that it cannot see just what
bearing that has on Gresley's fitness for the Pres
iasncy. Neither do We, but inasmuch As Grant
has made . family matter Of the business, why
should not Greeley and his friends do the same
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
La@ aetse.

In ths Nschiuisls and Rlacksni.ha' Convsn-
ton 4 Albany yesterday, . committss Wa
appointed 10 examine the claims OF ihs New
York nsiksm A rssolntion that each member
retain II insurance policy on retiring from the
tsds ~ adopaed.
IL Usi,sd Osdsr Of Amsricl hanics
Ma cojehsafloa q Newark, N. pf9ay.
AAose 5000 members Of the OrdeI htfty
aeads d1eae, were prsseot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
GAZETTE.
stated Osmeegasio aaest,nss.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening". 1t o'clock.
Greeley 4 Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
svy Tuesday evening, At 8 o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed.
nssday evening, At & o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meets
every Friday evening. at 8 O'Clock.
Americsls Club meets every Wednesday even.
iue Morrow's building, 21l Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
Peach Shipments.
THURSDAY
Or. TUFTS sarsapavlliaGand Qeen'
001l0ht.

Or. TUFTS SarsaparIliaEand Qeen's
Delight.
This valuable preparation combines all the
Medicinal virtues which long experience has
proven to possess the most safe and efficient Alter.
ative AMI dsobstruent properties for the cure of
Scrofula. Kings Evil. White Swellings, Ulcers
Cancerous and indolent Tumors, Mercuriai and
Syphiitic Affections. Enlargement and liberation
aud Kidneys; oil the various Diseases Of the Skin,
such as letter. Ringworms, Boils, Pimples. Sore
Eyes, &c. Nervous Affections, Dropsy, and all
diseases originating from dspraved state OF the
Blood. Also. many affections peculiar to Females
as Suppression. Irregularty, Leucorrhosa or hite,
Sterility. Ovarian and Uterine Dropsy, &c. 1t j.
Purely Vegetable.
When using DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills. no restrain
of diet or occupation 10 necessary. You may ea
or drink as usual. They are purely vegetable.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye does not Injure the Hair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27

~ 60

0RUBB.-Oa the aSth. Edmund W., son Of Adam
and Rachel n. 0rub6. IN the 18th year u bis age
The relatives aud ifisnds Of the family are r.,
idence Of His pafsnts. 0th Ward. wilmingtsn. On
Sunday afternoon, the 10Th inst, to meet NJ the
houfe at 2 oulOee. to proesed to the WtlnSnenson e
apd BrandyWine Cemetery. seU6-St