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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
0aS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II fit 6lele. gSo6e NIT san5 DorSu9li9en 8rdIten Sc.
iebt. I'm neuen arditen treten auf: Sri. Sennie
5usbes, cine ~reiSenbe Sdnserin uno s6auipielerin,
$1,000, Die brei 8unoerfinber Ga Beroe, Der 9rose
europ1ii9e Sbauipieler 8rot. Sor unb Die Oainen.
MinftreIs alIs pier5ebn ~reisenben iunsen Oamen be.
Itebenb, welden bas aleebIatt u. S. &albott, Beter
bic trefilihe 8anet<Gruppe nit SRI. Settle 8iernz
meIsber9 an Ger SPITE miro bas neue See'ns8nlet
nDie Nieeres.@ottin" auffibren unb Die eefpanhten
@otbe f~ortiabren neue &riumpfe sn feiern. Sum
S6lu5 miro bas meme &pfal=S 1aufpiel: g@iu Bltf
AMI New=gorf" aui9efibrt. gBesen pes Ndbe,en Der
peiien rpir auf Die IHjefge! =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
w S6afft sud Sduupfen unb
Yerfiue & Snule'S

nidt erplpSirenSe &erpfIne peer Spblen=CeI-
Sampe i'm 5roBen unb 8ieiuen. 4leinIse N9entur
5u Sabrifpreiien, iomie aud lir Die beriibmten sSafes
felc Grh=StioietsS pmpasnie. Ntan ienbe ODER
lpretbe Dor fir @trtulare bel Sebr. Carp,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nr. 246, 8. =YaltimQretr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
Shennnr EhpnfnA.

Ser auf ieiner &eiie bird Den Sitoen urO
@eten, wte g~epGbulif, bic 9r6Belten
Sriumpbe geernotet bat, wirO ge9en Ufltte
OeS MouatS nit ie1nem groBartigen Or.
DIETER bier eintrefen uno bieIelbt orei 9roBe
Gon3erte Seben, am 15., 16. uno II. Qprll.
9ie8 BEN 5ahlret6en Gerebrern oeS Srn.
ShomaS 2ur porlGIfiden Nad,riht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05

W3ontag ahenO, Den 8. april, siebt Der nariou.@e-
in Der "Goncorota" Elm 9roBes CONCERT nebft Gang
frGaShen. Gintritt nur 90 Gents. Mltglebsfarten
beredti9eu gum freien @intritte fir einen Serrn unb
5fuei Darnen. Der cole j3pef, fir ruelden Der els
aenbe Nfahnnra au redt iQhLreiher BetheiInunn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05

ae @erb~eiierteS Dintenfab
noIlfanbige Suit. ausri.
fung. - 6. q, 8igbt, elm Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
SJm Maiber'fAcn ,,SDeOn"
In Der MISUNDERSTANDING

an 9 i 3 : s re6erid i I.
III bee on9emein betiebte ST.. Sleurp nieoer einges
troffen unp entSiidt nun iuieoer ieben Abenb Dos Bu6.
litum burdb feline fomiiben Gortrd9e; aud bas l!briae
Yerlonal lift TAFT ourdeebenos neu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

en- 81 b=SreberiGfr.
miro ieber 2iebbaber pom Ntufit bur1 bas Or6efrion,
fir peldbes Sr. @hle9el ert tiirSlih neue Bal3en
GUS 0eutihlanN fonmcn liek. auiriebenoeitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
Trifb! NrObl Treii

Otcies, 6as Wfotto aler 6cntIdeH Gurn .@ereine
~biesietts uno ~ienieits bes Sseans, bot bisber Del oil
len BON Eurneru perantaltetcn Scfen, ipelden Na.
men ne aud trueen, fets Die pole 9eltuna erlanat.
Gs lit barum nibt notbig 5u erudbuen, bas aud Die.
les bel Der pom r9aiapette Smrn.Sereine1 ami
Montas, 8. Iprif, in Dem arosen eaale Der ngefu.
aiem6lpz5tooms" peranftalteten "Fancy-D Dress and
Civil Soiree'' Der Eou 5ein rpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
hssg- SechS2chuiGhrioer Grfplo.

SIN Sabre 1856 muroe baS Jest 10 beribmte
yMtultang : eminent" bur9 Elm umfaugrei,
DIES @nnoncir-S pitem benz Yublifum suerit
b%efarnt. Son Oa an bis sur gegenpart bat
itd bic Nadfrage oaruadI itetig seiteigert, bis
e8 ale le in Den amerlfanlIden &artt ges
bradten, importlrter ooer einhetmiiden @in'
reibungS-, 8aidmittel, Salbeu nuo auoeren
auBeren Uiittel itberiliget bat. Sn ben be-
riibmteften 0tennpfero= WaritdIen, in BEN
Embellishments BON Omnibus uub Stabt'
babE @ompa9nte'n uuO in ben StdleH bon
Hriuatleuten tit e5 ba8 ~aueirige %auerfanute
5eilmittel gegeu iold)e Iferbefranfbeiten, Die
auBere Seba1Olung erhetIaeu. gtidt miaoer
merthuoQ 1T es als Grtltdles 6eilmittel gegen
eiuise Der qualeuoiten2 etOen, benen Der Wenid
uutermorfeu lit. Nheumati8nuS, @elent-
iteifbeit, Neuralgie, b6ier gals, @eihlpiilte,
lleberbetne, SbrenretBen, 3abnneb peid)en
ietuen dlmersenittQenOeu, @egelretS beWirfeu<
ben @i9eniAafteu, uno Srano=, Srud, uuo
Sdnittrpunben ,perben BEL leiHer auwcnDung
an9laublid raid gebeilt. (79.81.3t&w.)
~ Sd,aft sud s6nupfen unb
Snften loglel6 bonn Salie, ODER SIR ballet
Cure Hunge Durd1 ben SuIten 10 LANCE in
trampfbafter Sbdttgfeit, bis SIR eS nidt
mebr nit eiuem einfad)en, leidt 5u beieitigen.
ben 2etben, %ionoern nit Shwinoiudt sl
tbun habit. Or. Auguf &6nis'S
Samburger 8ru ta3be beilt ale
G%rfGltuuQ uuS Sulteu. (54-4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
SQ(timlorer MQrftberiMte.

tEdstid bertdtet fir ben ~@orreiponbenten.")
(Gusros.Nreife.) s. aIttmore 4. aprit 1872.
WSebi (g5ai5en=, Sfo9Qens, Noi6sl:
Mninnrhi r. zSMnerz mnh Srtrn= SLiehl &c Is Il u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
gsetter Seobad,tuuo am Il. Mori1.

Die folqeneen Observation-Disclosures uuroen
ron SrH Siram S. 9sHroe bonn SienGisamte bes
aSieas,G sRortements tir BoLtimere aemaat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
NDcr'S
EherrhV ectnra.

. gegen 9eieeu SeS sails
I icS une Ger 2unge, ipie
@uifcn GrfdItunq,
I Scudbmfteu, &uftr6ba
<renait sSutlunrung u.
MuSiebrung.
Inter Den 9r0bten gnta
ocdungeRo erneueren0ifs
icuidait iino penigc BON
groBerem ree1en Mertbr
fir bic Weuidbcit. old
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
S0rienberidte.
bon 0Sm. Stfber S S0bnen,

gfr. 81, SouthitraBe.
Baltimore, ben 4. april, Ibcrbs 3 1br.
Nrn. 8cri- Mun 9SPrI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05

3ruiebeln, pro Sat ....-.."...... 0O - 600
aB- Roimluer bic Breiie ntbt notirt, in an5ue
nebmen, BAR teine @orrdtbe i'm NGrfte fin6, ODER
oerldBIihe 9tottrunaeO febIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
NeOi3intIde Mn3etgen.
NDer's
SniiahariII

In melt uHe brett ois
zines Der p~iriioMfteH
WittsI, Die il Sur ReiRt
9ung bes Sutems une
2 GuberR oes Slutts euts
oedt iDororn, betannt.
Gle bat cine oteIiabTlg
Brobe bendnbtn uno
nab uuo mad etnsu Ruf
srlangt, nelher aui tbre
Observation-Disclosures Hh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05

Elm Saigon bes 1O.4 -gteit- Yorfer 3uaes
burd YratttraBe fubr, "itiirjte nabe CONNER.
cesStrabe 6ranctS Eornett aus Mleranoria,
Ga., BON Der 8orber= Ylattiorm mitten auI
bas @eleiie unb wu,be bon Der 9interadie bes
Wasgons cine Strede melt fortgeldleift.
Seine 9ilferufe madten polisiit Ghanep aui=
mrfiam, Der anf ben 8asgOn iprans, bas
Aubalten oes Wag9ous peranlaBte uno Sor=
nett aus ietner 9efdbrlthen Sage befreite.
Wertluiro1ger Welle fam Gornett nit eintser
Braulden bapon uno iette jeine Saint nit
oemislben 3use nod Neu-Yor fort.
Eabrunfall. -@etern 8ormtttaa aes
gen 10 lltr ideute auf benz @r9anse . Ylace
Dor einem 5bubfarren bas bon benz &naben
Sobann Slider selenfte Bfero an einem $50
gen bes 9einri9 Wieghorlt BON Der Gde Der
Bomb : StraBe unb Canton . Npenue uno
iprenqte in gejtreftem Garriere bic Qombaro.
5trabe binab, Guf Der gde oer @as= uuo
Qonlbaro=S traBe carambolirte Der 8agen nit
einem 2aternenpfable, tuelfen er 5ertriim-
merte; babel mur6e Der &nabe auf'S YHafter
geidieubert, ieooh nur leidt berlett. Das
iustpiiden BON @asen freisefommene Gbier
aalopirte ALIEN rpeiter, bis es @de Der Qomz
barb uno 6reberidtraBe nteoerfiir,te, bic
6Ifte brad unb lifr bersetalt berlette, baB
icin @isentbiimer es fiir's Bette belt, INN
init elmer &nsel ben @araas gu MAIDEN. Sen
Guaben trug n1an nod benz 8uubeslaser.
barle auf Der gde Der 2ombaros uno Cab
drabe, NO inn arslider Beifano gu Ebeil
nuroe, unb braAte ibn bierauf mad ieinsr
@obnung.
Sdiffs .nnfalf. = Der Sdooner
,Nmeriea," bon @aihinston mad Baltimore
beaimmt, fieB am 81. Nar3 i'm Botomac
NIT benz bon Mquia Greet mad Mleranoria
befimmten Dampier y ganberbilt .3uiam-
men, nobel er ben 8ugipriet uerlor, looaB er
mad 4lersaorie 5uriidtebren muBte. Dem
Dampier Eplroer Elm Stiid bes 8erpefaans
ses uuo einise geroedtbiiren fpegserifen.
ampens@rp1o - orgeiiern
abehb erplooirte i'm 9anie Der frau 0ineoIn
an 9anoper., uahe %GroBlraBe, cine Yetro.
lcum.Qampe, tuoburh Der Geppid oes 3iue
mers in Branb serietb. Der @baben mar
unbebeuteno.s
County. 9 eri hte. - Nm poriaen
@amifag fanb man nabe Stein's Gdaemit6le,
etnise Neileu bon Greoerid, bic 2eide zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05

6. =. Sipslep,
IS. W. SrnDOrf, bonn 1. 3meise;
Charles SomiOu, }
Charles q. Serr,
Sobn &. 6OrD, }pom 2. 3wet9e.
Sobn &iGerlbam,
SIM Sol9euDen sebeu mir cine ueberit9
iiber bic fir Die einSelnen Departments er
foroerltben S~teuerpDiten:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19
President Grants Acceptance.

The following is a copy of the official
letter notifying President Grant of his
nomination. which was handed him by
the President Of the Philadelphia Con-
vention:
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1872.
Mr.. PREsIDENT--SlR: In pursu-
ance of our instructions, we, the under
signed, President and Vice Presidents
Of the National Republican Conven-
ton, held in Philadelphia on the 9th
and 9Th instants, have the honor to in
form you of your nomination for re-elec-
ton to the office of President of the Unit
ed States. As it is impossible to give an
ADEQUATE idea of the enthusiasm which
prevailed. and the unanimity which
hailed you as the choice of the people,
we can only add that you received the
entire vote of every State and Territory
Regarding your reelection as necessary
to the peace and continued prosperity
of the country, we ask your acceptance
of the nomination.
The letter was signed by Thomas Set
tie, President. and all the Vice Presi-
dents. of the convention.
The following is the Presidents re-
ply:
PRESIDENT GIANTS ACCEPTANCE.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, June 10, 1972.
Hon. Thomas Settle, President of the
National; Republican Conventio on
Paul Strabach, Elisha Bayter. and
others, Vice Presidents.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of this
date advising me of the action of the
convention held at Philadelphia, on
the 9Th and 9th of this month, and
of my unanimous nomination, for the
Presidency by it is received. ac-
cept the nomination and through you
return my heartfelt thanks to your
constituents for this mark of their con-
fdence and support. If elected in
November, and protected by kind
Providence in health and strength to
perform the duties of the high trust
conferred, promise the same zeal and
devotion to the good of the whole PEG
pie for the future of my official life as
shown in the past Experience may
guide me in avoiding mistakes newt
able with novices in all professions,
and in all occupations. Wien reliev
ed from the responsibilities of my
present trust by the election of sue
cessor. whether it be at the end of this
term or next, [ hope to leave him, as
Executive, couatry at peace with
in its own border at peace with the
outside nations with credit at home
and abroad, without embarrassing
questions to threaten its future pros
perity. With the expression Of my
desire to see the speedy healing of all
bitterness Of feeling between sections,
parties or races of citizens. and the
time when the title of citizen carries
with it all the protection and privile-
ges to the humblest that it does to the
most exalted, [ subscribe myself very
respectfully, your obedient servant.
y. S. GRANT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

A HYDRoPATHIC REMEDY.-Tht
Chicago Times suggests Greeley rem
edy for the Greeley disease, which il
so fatal to Democracy. 1t says Let
the Baltimore Convention drown Gree.
ley at once, and not prolong the agony
of his drowning till November, when
the fatal event is perfectly sure to hap.
pen in any case"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

HE new Revenue Law lifts a bur.
den Of over S53, 100000 of taxes from
the shoulders Of the people, and yet we
hear a great deal said these days Of the
great increase of taxation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

The Republican caucus of the New
Hampshire Legislature has nominated
Hon. Bainbridge Wadleigh for United
States Senator, as Mr.. Patterson's sue
cessor. He is comparatively a new man
in national politics, but has for some
years bee n prominent lawyer of that
State, and an influential member of the
Legislature.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored Nervous debility cured.
Impediments to marriage removed. New
method of trea tment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent tree
in .ealed envelopes. Address Howard As
ISOLATION, No South Ninth ST., Philadel
phia p,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19
Valuable Property

FOR SALE.
ON the principal business street in the
" city of WATERFOWL, Wis; lots nearly
10 feet front by 1872 deep, with an alleyway;
two business buildings, (wooden) one "a
feet by 40, two stories high, the other 20
feet by 80 J.; also large yard and stabling
for SO horses; a meyer failing well of good
water and brick cistern. This property
will be sold under value, and a good title
given. Reasons for selling-going into
other business. Inquire of O'Rourke, one
door west from American Express Office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

PIANO FORTES
LADIES' Il GENTS GOLD WATCHES,
SILK & MERINO DRESS PATTERNS,
Ladies Mink Furs, Sewing Machines, Horse,
Carriage and Harness, Silver Sets,
Brussels Carpets, Bedroom Sets,
Stoves, Barrels of Flour,
Gold and Silver Coin,
Greenbacks, &c.
The balance in beautiful Earrings, Finger
rings, Pins, Studs. and ornamental articles.
REFERENCES:
J. F. Aimes, Esq, New York.
Bogart & Co., New York.
Jackson & Co., New York.
And the following Merchants of Syracuse
at whose stores the gifts can be seen:
A. Stern & Co., silver sets and jewelry.
Whitlock & Co., shawls, silk and merino
dress patterns.
Walden & Dana, sewing machines.
Velasko i Co.. piano-forts.
Schenck & Gridley, stoves.
Nottingham & Tucker, real estate.
TICKETS, $l.0O CLUB RATEs-Five tick
cts. $3.50; 10 tickets, 5000; 20 tickets,
$l8, 90; 100 tickets, $4,000.
All orders must be addressed to the Am
erican Opera Company, 1T West Eleventh
ST., New York City, or American Opera Co.,
Syracuse N. Y. Large orders should be
sent by Post office order or Express. Agents
wanted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

There are at the present time 1882
lodges of knights of Pythias in this
country. Of this number, $50 are in
Pennsylvania, rs in New York, II in
New jersey, and So in Massachusetts,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

TIME Annual Meeting of the Stock holde $
i of the Watertown Gas Company for the
election of Directors will be held on the first
Wednesday in July next, being the Sd day,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Office
of said Company, IN the city of Watertown.
MAURICE POWER, Sec'y.
June 9th, 1872.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19

SENATOR SUMNER is determined not
to be suited. He told the correspon-
dent of newspaper, a few days ago,
that he is opposed to the reelection of
Grant, while if Greeley is indorsed at
Baltimore he will not support him.
But if the Democratic Convention
should nominate Charles T. Adams or
any other man but Greeley, and accept
the Cincinnati platform, then he might
be induced to enter the canvass.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-06-19
State News.

Oshkosh has forty-nine manufactur-
ing establishments of all kinds working
in wood.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-04-20

SESSION LAST EvKSINa-LAsr MEETING OF TIE OLD
A meeting of the Board OF Health was held
last evening.
The Second ward committee reported nuis-
ance at I'd and Shpley streets abated, and the
committee was discharged
Sixth Ward committee, ON nuisance at 9th and
Locust streets, made no report
Seventh Ward Committee reportednuisance at
Rsttlesnake run abated.
Eighth Ward Committee reported progress.
Special Committee ON nuisances on the Bran
DIVINE reported an interview with Leander Rid
die, who showed plans by which all nuisances at
the mills on the Brandywine could be abated,
and the committee offered resolution that
when the new Board of Health meets, a com
mittee DO appointed to examine into all the
nuisances along the Brandywine, and such other
matters the Board may suggest in connection
With the complaint made against the mills.
The salary of the Secretary was reported and
allowed
A motion to allow Mr.. Moore $40 for extra
services was lost.
motion tending the chair a vote of thanks
was amended by allowing the President $40 for
tho faithful performance of his duties.
The motion, as amended. was lost when the
original motion was again mlde aud prevailed.
motion TO adjourn sine die caused consider.
able discussion among the members number
Of themaluestioning the propnety of such an ac'
ton, at time when sucli a disease as smallpox
was prevalent.
After considerable discussion, the chair wisely
| decided that the Board continue in legal exis
lance until the appointment Of the new Board
Orders were passed in favor of John Moore
/ for s97 10. and d. Robinet for S76,S5.
! The Board then adjourned to meet at the cal
/ Of the president
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-04-20


GoISd To PHLADELrHA.--Ho J. Clancy
Jones. who three years ago, came to Camden
from Reading, in Berks counts, having, during
the past winter, lost his wife by DEATH is now
temporarily soiouning in Philadelphia and will
in few days take up his permanent residence
there.
NEW CANNERY.-W William Q. Carter and William
X. Evans have formed co-partnership and are
preparing to enter into the fruit canning bust
ness.
CHASGE Thomas W. Hlirgroye has drawn
out Of the firm of Carter, Evans a. Co and re-
sllGled his cll occupation of timber dealing
LARGE HARDWARE FlRsL Simmons ~ Co, is a
new iitm engaged in the hardware business
Iheh stock is said to exceed that OF any store
On the Peninsula, south of Wilmington.
FAILED To BoND William II. Sarde. the re-
Gently appointed Coles or for North Murderkill
Hundred not having entered his bond with sur
cites within the PIE crbed time, the Levy
Court has appointed Peter Grewel who ha:
given tie required sureties and entered upon
the discharge Of his duties.
New ScHoOL.-Sarah Jackson, from Milton
Jackson'a Academy Wilmington, has opened a
new school here in the Friends Meeting House
Her school is very prosperous. numbering al
ready over 40 scholars,
STILL Co9IING--Ihe influx of settlers from
the South, though not so large as four or five
years back is still steady and more permanent
than formerly.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-04-20

Editorial Notices are so common that 1t Is almost
impossible for editor to express his honest upin
pected Of interested motives. This fact however,
shall not deter US from saying what we think Of u
new addition to the Materia Medica 10 which our
attention has been recently directed. We refer to
DR.. j. WALKERS CALIFoRNIA NNFGAR BITTERs, a
remedy which is making its way into more families
Just now than all the other advertised medicines
put together. There seems to be no question about
the potency of its tonic and Alternative properties,
while 1t possesses the great negative rec0mn anda-
ton OF containing neither alcohol mineral poi
son. That it is specific for Indigestion. Bilious
ness, Constipation, and many comp ains Of nervous
origin, we have reason TO know; and we are assured
on good authority that as a general inyigorant,
regulating and purifying medicine It has no equal.
1t is stated that its Ingredients, (Ootaned from the
wilds OF California are new to the medical world
and its extraordinary effects certainly warrant the
conclusion that II is a compound of agents hitherto
unknown If popularity is any criterion, there can
TIERS for the sale OF the article is immense and con
tinually increasing.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-04-20
This was glorious spring morning.

This was glorious spring morning.
No DRINKS, yesterday.
The Camden cam meeting will last p days,
this year
The peach prospect around Milford is improv-
ing.
1t is beginning to look spring-like at sehutzen
Park.
The ladies are,wel pleased with wall papers
from Balls.
The Good Templars of Milford will hold fes-
tiyal in June,
Milford ships dogwood in considerable quanti-
ties to Eastern factories.
Several New Workers and Jerseymen are pros
pecting for land around Milford.
A. T. Scott gives lessons IN drawing and paint
ing. His office is room g, Almonds Building.
Jas. Anderson, ESD, has pear tree, on hi'
farm near Georgetown, 60 feet high, which bear,
about 80 bushels of fruit annually.
Continued and increasing weakness has com
PEELED Rev. Mr.. Mallory of Milford tosuspend al
pulpit and pastoral labor for the present.
The twelfth annual meeting of the Sussel
| County Bible Society will be held at Georgetown
on the third Thursday in May next, at 10 o'clocl
| A. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-04-20

ABSOLUTELY IRUE. 49, Prices lower than last
year, for all our splendid stock of Spring and
Summer Clothing which is all new and fresh and
in make, style and quality uneqtGiled By any
reddy-mdde Clothing in Philadelphia. This in
the face of the known advance in wool, may APP
pear strange, but our materials have all been
purchased for ready cash with great advantages,
and We have fixed our profit aud prices on such
low scale that we are able to supply our
patrons with superb garments without any ad.
vance on last years rates and in some instances
lower than ever before Bennett 4 Co. $. Tower
Hall, No. SIS Market street. dlf-i1dy btt,neei
Fun aud Sirgt StS Philddplphia
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~ SIXTEEN Iears Of Success In 1850 the now IA
nous MUSTANG LISIMEST was nrst made known to
the puOlc by an extensive system OF Advertising
Prom that time 10 the present, the demand for IL
other external remedies, imported domestic ever
introduced into the American marSet. In The most
celebrated racing and trottng stables. in The estab-
lshments Of stage and city car companies, and in
the stables OF private gentlemen, 1t is the only re-
cOguiZed cure for such diseases OF the horse as re
gure outward treatment. Nor is il less valuable as
a local application for some Of the most distressing
complaints TO which man is subject. rheumatism
stiffness Of the joints neuralgia sore throat tumOrs
wens, earache, tOohache, yield to its pain-suhduinl
counter.irritant properties, and blrns scalds am
cuts are healed with incredible rapidity undtr 1t
Operation
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Mechanics Lodge, No. A, L o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe No. s, l. 0. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall as Market street.
Jefferson Council No. TO- o. U. A NJ, at Ne
chanics Hall, 2i9 King ST.
La Fayette Lodge, No. ?, X. Of P, at Knights
OF Pythias Hail, 2ll Market street
Asbury I.odgeI. o. Of G I. lat 9th and Marke
Streets
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Police Court.

Alfred Brown colored, had a hearing before
the Mayor, this morning, on charge OF larceny
of $50 from Jas. Miller. also colored. He was
held in $500 bail for his appearance at Court.
Chas Evans was fined so cents and costs for
an assault upon Fannie Johnson.