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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12


C. NJ. Durham, Ag't Ill. Cent.
X. r., Iron for Ind. bridge,
Jno. IL. Anderson, timber for
Ottcrville bridge
8. 8. Russell, labor on Otter
VILE bridge,
8. II. Stannard, stone for the
Otterville bridge,
Jno. Winston, work on Otterville
bridge,
Chas. Salisbury, work on Otter
vile bridge,
8. p. McEwcn, work on south
Independence bridge,
VIM. Miller, work on QuasQuc-
ton bridge,
Morris Todd, Repairs on Quas-
queton bridge,
A. Ncllis, saving bridge timber,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12

"
bic safegard to sane persons against
false Imprisonment in the asylum.
She is trying to induce this legisla-
ture to pass "Bill for the Protcc-
ton ofthe insane" copy of which
l will enclose to you. If she had
been here early in the session her
labor would have been lighter. AS
it is, | think there is about an even
chance for her to get q favorable
hearing.
Yesterday the House passed a
law abolishing the death penalty,
by a vote Of &c to %, and in the
same hour the Senate voted down
the resolution to adjourn to the sec
ond Wednesday in February next,
by vote Of 26 to IS, but am afraid
it wouldn't do to go year bottom
dollar that they will stick to that
another week.
prophesicd that the Assembly
would adjourn about April 10th. l
now ask leave to withdraw that opin-
ion. Prophcsying is not my best
hold, am satisfied. have but a
limited reputation in that line, and
that only provincial, and it was
rather prcsumptuous in me to set
up in the business here at this great
capital, and Of all subjects in the
world chose the most unfortunate,
for it is as easy to forctell the vcr-
dict of petty jury as the time of
adjournment of the Legislature. 1t
certainly will not take place till the
lemon is thoroughly squeezed. There
would be an adjourned session were
it not for the tell-tale yeas and nays.
Z JONES.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-12

y
winds which prevailed in that eli
mate, the rich alluvial soil produced
almost spontaneously their maize,
and the forest, the river and the
mountain streams were rich with
game and fish at all seasons of the
year. Long after these settlements
were renewed and the Inhabitants
felt comparatively safe, they went
to their fields of labor with their
guns loaded, ready for resistance,
and scattering bands of Indians
would waylay and shoot down the
husbandman at his necessary toll
In passing through those meadows
in my early years, l have had this
place and that pointed out where
the laborcr was shot down. Under
such state of things, it is not
strange that the settlers were ncr'
vous and sensitive to every sound
which seemed to indicate the pres
encc Of a savage foe.
Tradition has too well preserved,
and it's frequent recital in my hear
ing when young too well fixed it in
my memory, to doubt the essential
truthfulness Of an incident which
at the same time illustrates this
sensitivencss, and shows that some
times there is but a step between
the gay and the most serious con-
sequences. The sugar maple is In
dioenous to the soil on the hills
west of the Dcerield settlement,
and in earlier years the settlers
would 60 out in parties and form
their camps early in the spring, to
tap the trees and convert their
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
The ssldierF and Sailors CshseAtlSnEAd'
dreas to the sOhliers' and Naiers' Of Della
HEAD QUARTERS, SRI AND MARKET Srs.
WILMINGTON. Sept 9th, 1879.


HEAD QUARTERS srH AND MARKET Sra.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 9Th, 1874
Comrades BY virtue Of Resolution passed
at meeting, held in this city, Sept, 9Th, 1877,
Of Soldiers and Sailors in favor of attending
the re union Of the Soldiers and Sailors OF the
late War, to be held at Pittsburg, Pa, Sept.
lfth, inst. the anniversary OF the battle OF Ail-
tietam, the undersigned were appointed Com
mittee to extend invitations to all throughout
the State whe feel an interest in this patriotic
and worthy purpose, to meet with rs.
The object Of the Convention is TO express
our preference as body for the Republican
candidates, Grant and Wilson, for the next
President and Vice President, and to re-Afllrm
our confidence in the man who led us safely
through the Rebellion, and in peace has put the
country in condition of prosperity never
known before.
Let us, by our attendance at the Convention,
attest our belief that the soldier who saved the
country IN war, is the safest man to rule 1t In
peace.
Great good is expected from this Convention.
We have assurances that large numbers will at
tend from various states, az well as from Della
ware. The best OF speakers have consented to
address the Convention and 1T will be great
SUCCESS
Arrangements will be made for round trip
tickets from Wilmington to Pittsburg, at not
more than.eleven dollars and from various points
throughout the State at a corresponding reduc-
ton, and that may possibly be reduced.
We most heartily invite your cooperation.
Please forward your names to the committee so
that the proper arrangements for your accom-
mediation can be made.
JAMES LEWIS.
s. A. MoALLIsTER,
DANIEL WooDALI, Committee.
W. Y. SwIdGErr,
FRANK NoLEN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

No police cases this morning.
The Water Witch horses have arrived.
The air is refreshed by last nights rain.
The new stores in Masonic Temple look hand
some.
A broken arm was the result OF wrestling by
two young men, down town. last evening.
A meeting of the Citizens Loan will be held
this evening to consider the acceptance Of new
bylaws.
John O'Byme, Esq, will deliver an address to
the Democratic Association at their headquar,
tiers, 9th and Market streets, this evening.
The Teachers Of the several Episcopal Sun
day School, will meet in st Andrews Church thi,
evening" at Z o'clock. A full and punctua
attendance is request ed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13


List of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the vii
mington Oel.) Post-o Office, Sept eth, 1872.
Atkinson. A Bush Co HeanY Annie
AtsinsOn, Win Il Hugnerty Mrs
Benson Mrs Fanny Kitchens Eroy
Bl zzard Alfred Hall Mrs Eliz j
BikeFH Hogans Hattie
Boden Elect IriOns Ely
Bullock \ Jackson Chas
Brady Kate Johnston Caroline
Calm w n Jones Z NJ
Cr0ssen Mrs. Jlnes Elizabeth
Cameron Andrew JaconsOn
Coleman MarV @ Lee George
Council Yrs Mary laly James
Corbit Mary c LOekOns Mary
COtmon Jas Lghtfoot Winfield s.
Campbell Joseph Maxwell Alex
Golfer Horas Mathews Kate
Cromwell Il Co II b Moore L
Connar Hector Martin Jacob
Cal ms Gsiry. MclntJre Mary b
COmeuins George Manns
Cosden Charles Marrow Thomas
Dunahue i Co Mrs. Nelson p
Clyde Alderman Peterson Charles
DOual W II Pinkney Helen
Duuntag W Preston Sophia
Dudley Mrs Charles II RITZ Belle
kfert Tempy Richards j W
Elliott G. II. Robinson Mrs Geo
Fusmln Mrs Anna Seth Mrs Anna
Freed Mrs MarRh SmallwOod AN
Fodder Mrs Harriet W Sam Ham
Ferris v illiam Swart Katie
Ford Henry Simmons Mrs Mary d
Eeesou James sharp Il
Fee Mrs Mary Ann Spencer sallie
Green John Smith William
Garrett Benjamin sulwell WI
Grave Elt Stanley William
Gerhart II TuwsOn Mrs #
Gallagher VIM
JAMES LEwIs, P. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
BFgtstEr's aluttfes.

1 EGISTER'S OFFICE,
IA NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept 9th, 1872
Upon the application of Edward bring ar
administrator Il. A., Of harah Shpey, late OF
Brahdywine Hundred in said County deceased it il
ordered and directed by the Register that the Adj
nlstrator aforesaid give notice OF the granting Of
Letters OF Administration upon the Estate Of theIde
ceased with the date OF granting thereof by causing
advertisements TO be posted within forty days from
lle date Of such letters, in six OF the most public
places OF the County of New Castle requiring all per
sons having demands against the Estate to present
te SAINT, or abide by an Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same 10 he
Inserted within the same period In the DAILY
COMMERCIAL newspaper published I'm Wilmington
ana To be continued therein for two months
Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE of
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
hpoEe written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE;-All persons having claims against the
ESTATE OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Administrator on or before Semi
sth 1873 or abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided.
EDWARD BRINGHURST, JR., Admir-. C TIA.
.auuIess, Wilmington. De. septl0-2meod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

IMPORTANT SALE OF Lors.-The large sale of
building lots, to be made by MIR, James Brad
ford tomorrow, demands the attention OF those
Of our citizens who would invest their surplus
capital in good paying real estate, and also Of
those who are DESTROYS OF procuring pleasant
sites on which to build comfortable hous s. and
thereby avoiding the enormous rents demanded
by landlords. These lots, sixty Of them, are sit
uated on Delaware, Gilpin and Shalcross ave-
nues and Washington Jefferson, Fifteenth,
Jackson, Harrison Clayton and Lincoln streets,
all IN the finest sections of the city, now rapidly
being built up with the most elegant residences.
The sale takes place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The terms are made easy, and all who
are in any way interested. should be in attend
ance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

ANNUAL MEETlNG-BEpoRT OF THE MANAGERS.
The third session of the annual meeting OF
the Delaware Bible Society was held at Hanover
Street Presbyterian Church, last evening, the
first meeting being held yesterday forenoon. a
report Of which was made in our issue of yester-
day. The second meeting took place in the af.
ternoon. At the afternoon session very little
business came before the bodyfor consideration.
the time being spent, generally in addresses
bearing on their society. 1t was especially re-
commended that General Agent be employed
for the State of Delaware, one residing in Inc
State, who would by his addresses sermons,
ana sohgltanohs, not only increase the interest
among the people in behalf OF the Bible cause
but increase the means Of the society financial
ly. The meeting adjourned until 7 o'clock IN
the nNnuImLr-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Houra-


TRAINS LEAvK WILMINGTON.
For Philadslphia-6to, $50 $40, 1880 g. m. iRG0,
400, AGO. e4s, LIS, 1870 p. m. Sundays asa p. m.
Per Eew YoIk-1.s0 a m 1890 and 64G p. m
For Baltimore-l259, 2Os and loOq a M. Les and
6.lT .. m.
For the Deardre r. RI, a. m, Ter Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt sis, p, m,l lass
and 1910 a. m. ; 62S p. m. No Sunday trains
For Asto Castle-l2.o5, 7, 1910 a. m and rs pm.
for CodtesDiile, READING, de.-b.3p, and 1870 n ~
las and o.UO p. N. sunday train at a. N,
LkAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, 1913 and 12.UO a M. 1910 2S0 400, 800,
100, 800 and l1.3O p. m. Sundays 900, i1S0 p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Eelatsare X R-SOO Vfrom New Castle
l0.l5 a m 500 Sl5 aud p. NJ (rhe two lattel
are freight with passenger car attached.
From ". d r. R.-S15 and 11.4O, q. n. A45 and
sl5 p IN. Sunday train at p. N.
From PhilaieiohiI-l2.42, $50 a. m 1928, 1914
545, t.J7, 6ls, $50 1890. Sunday 1242 M, anC
| 1880 p. IN.
STEAMBOAT 2. N. FELTON,.
Ledv Wilmington al $50 a. m. /; and 100 p. M
returning leaves Philadelphia at $50 M, and Al
p. m.
| A. Gao ttuna tab1ca for Frrthar narttrnIara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

Inc ages under year, Y From l to q II z
to ., 81 to 10, 0 10 to ~, 81 ~ tc 30, Z; 81
to 40, 2 40 to So . 50 to GO,2; 60 to TO- 0; 10 tc
50, 3. Total 81.
Born in America 81 "Europe"C) England
2; Germany, Ireland 5 total 81 Males, 80
females, 23i totul ii White, 5l colored, 7
total g.
Brought here for Burial, o.
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

~ Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention Of
stock of furniture of j. a J. N. Hartman, No. 4lO
King street. There IS nothing equal TO Il In the
state OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for Office or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this Old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low the best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

BUILDING LoTs.-Mr A. W. Davis will offer at
public sale, tomorrow evening, lot, to be di-
yided into nine building lots if not sold in one.
The lot fronts on Newport Pike l43 feet, on
Maple street Sc feet, and on Chandler street l3s
feet This is a good opportunity for good in
vestment in real estate, aud should receive the
attention of dealers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

LosT.-Harry F. Pratt one of the committee
Of the Delaware Fire Co, appointed to solicit
subscriptions TO the fund with which to purchase
horses, has lost his subscription book. He eau
tons the donors against the payment of any OF
the amounts subscribed, and all others against
the making of further subscriptions upon this
bnOk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

bg-FALL cL0THiSG-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, al 4l5 King street,
has Just been supplied with a line stock of Fall
HOODS, selected With much care and discrimination
Just such stock tasteful people like TO examine
and select from. Mr.. MS. customers have the ad-
OF goods and styles Of make up. Those who begin
to feel the need VI Fail and Winter clothing should
~ all means, call at his place before getting
measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

The sale of lot Of second hand furniture is
announced by Messrs 0gle u Miller at their
auction rooms tomorrow evening. Brussels
carpet bureaus, bedsteads and kitchen utensils
are included i'll the list of articles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

EB-Te Hare Trisi Tari0ts Paper collars and nnC
from eXperienc nothing equal 10 the Santey, in MT
neatness, ana durability. A trial will prove Oul
statement correct. Sold by
J. r. DOCGHTEN,
40 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

EE-SpOtt d like DOminees The teeth soon become
speckled Il def ement is not removed every twenty
Tour hours. To do this eifectuallV there Is nothing
like SOz0poHT. II literally renders the enamel I'M
erv.Ous and indestructible.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
ABSTRACTION IN
? AAFIA AtN u IVNF ~
DRAWING AND PAINTING

DNAWINW AND TNTNI ING,
Apply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. G, $. W. corne
VI Eighth and Market streets
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10th, at : y O'Clock. se.5-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

EH-The latest novelty is the DOLLAR RE-
WARD SOAP" which washes without rubbing
WIN. II. ALMOND 4 BRO, Agents Tor Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

wanted--A blacksmith.
House and stable for rent.
Hardware-TIuman Il Shaw.
sale of carpets, furniture, NC
Lost-Small black aud tan dog.
Wanted board In private family.
Lessons In Drawing, Painting, &c.
Prime new seeds-M. N. Chandler
Wanted-Grl for general Homework.
Mr.. 5. krueger's Dancing Academy.
How 10 become an expert shirt-eutteT.
Good meals and large stews-;id h Market
Openlng OF new stures-GranVlle MOrren
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL,
Wilmington. Del. Sept. IS, 1872.

At meeting of the Star Loan Association,
last evening $4,000 sold at 10 per cent premium,
$50 at IS and s14OO at 1873 per cent.
AT the meeting Of the Young Mems Loan AS
socon, last evening, $500 sold at 25l6 per cent
premium, and $1,000 at 211(.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
MERELY MENTIONED.

BF-FOR a
LARGE STEW OF OYSTERS
OR
A GOOD MEAL or vIcTUALs,
IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

n OST.-This morning, a small black and tan dog,
\ A with red ribbon around neck with bell attach
ed. A suitable reward will be paid Il returned to
d. MoDAHIEL,
or to THIS OFFICE. sept1S.u
siS 40 REWARD will he given for a Yellow Pointer
80 Dog lost a few days ago. Return TO
JACOB SCWEI9AhT Baker.
sept12-9t 800 Orange street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
Autttrs.
4ulitiraI 3lotites.

NHRlsTlANA NOMINATIoN-NORTH CHRIS
for North ChristiaIa un1r- d wi / he held on the
llth OF September 1872, Mt the Yellow School House,
near Chares Dougnerys Hotel, 10 said Hundred,
ana al the request OF numerous Republicans the
nour Tor closing the election In that part OF said
hundred mas been Changed to O'Clock, p. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
Situations and slfIp as'autsa.

Advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for - centa)
WANTEn. = An American girl for general
septls-2t' s23 POPLAR ST.
NNTANTED.-A blacksmith, used to Mil work
w Good reference requlled as to character and
quaiG q .l I,,,,, Address bon 4ss'
NKTANTED.-O boy Apply to the
w HARLAN HoLLlNGSWoRTH co.
septi2-3t
WANTED.-A white Prot slant girl to do gem
w eral Homework. Apply a. -.
sept l2-zt' Iii WEST EIGHTH ST.
XNIANTEp.-A situation In Dry Goods or No.
w tion Store, by lady OF experience Has the
hest OF Baltimore city and county reference, as to
ability stagdlng &C. Address, MRS X o. s.
sepLiE-t wilmington 7. o.
Nv ANTRD.-sn experienced Dry Goods sales
w man wishes situation in Wilmington. I'm
exceptional Reference given. Address "B. o."
s'pL22-st siaArORD, DEL.
MTANTED.-Ag good carriage trimmer to go to
w the country. Good wages. Apply mmedl-
aley to BELLAH CO., cd aud King IT'S.
sept.lO-1t'
NETANTRD-An Orice boy. Mrst come well re.
w commended. Apply 10 NJ NJ CHILD Il Co ,
sep'9 81 NO. 4,West TN st. exchange Building
WTANTRD.-A hoy about sixteen years OF age
w as an apprentice 70 the Book binding trade,
JAMES Il WEBB, "a Market Street
Sept9-t' Printers and BOOkblnders.
M ANIbD-Ab boy about 10 or II years old with
w good comln0u-schOOl education. to learn the
printing trade. Apply at
sept'-u THIS OFFICE
| M ANTED. "A good and honest colored man for
w store Porter Good wages and constant
employment, Ap, ly at
sep7-tf THIS OFFICE.
w ANTEp White aud cOlored help at
| w INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
hepS-bt Second and West.
| WANTED-.A few good men to canvass for new
| w and profitable business. Apply Immediately
| or address TO G.. K. H0SrER,
sepi6-lm' No. 621 East Ith St., VIII, Del.
| MRS. TANLORS SELECT INTELLIGENCE
4fl OFFICE, n. Il. cor, Second and est streets
Families supplied with white servants at shOr
| notice. jy23 GIN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
PLEASE THE BUSINESS PUBLIC or
WILMINGTON.

Wcdesire fair share Of the Printing of
the City Within the last twelve months our
Job Work shows a large increase for which
We return our thanks, and ask continuance
Of favors.
"a Estimates furnished whenever desired.
EB-Priccs uniform.
E8-Prices lower than Philadelphia. because
our expenses are less
Fs-our rule is n o2op IN d,t,rtirc yoI Ia
t'are tie oBicc.
TE-Work done promptly, according to
promise.
FgWc furnish blotters, FREE, to our pa
irons, but cannot afford to supply the re-
mainder Of mankind, on the same terms.
Elense senl In Nnl1r nrLnrs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
ID IL L N tt &
FALL CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL PRESS" PRINTING ROOMS.
Mn.AlNGToF, DEL, August, lsT2. (

COMMERCIAL PRESS" PRINTING ROOMS.
Wu.AISGToR, DEL, August, lsI2
Our compliments to the Business Public.
We desire to inform them that We are pro-
'ded with every appliance for performing,
and are making a specially of,
First-CIass Mercantile Printing.
We are doing book-work Of standard
quality in all respects, specimens Of which
We Shall be pleased to show
We print every variety Of cards, bill-hcads,
aotc and lctter-heads, banE-chequcs, tickets,
mammoth posters, sale bills, circulars, legal
blanks, books, pamphlets, school and library
catalogues, envelopes, tags, monthly state
ments, constitutions and bylaws, visiting
cards, labels for druggists, railroad tickets.
programme, certificates, &c, sc.
Our machinery is all in good order. and al
run by steam. our operations are careful,
Systcmatizcd, our workmen skillful and will
inc 10 second our efforts to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
8uaraiug.

WTANTKD Board in q private family for gem
wv teman ami wife. Location must be nrst-
class WIN be permanent. Address with price and
full particulars. at. W. X"
septls-st Commercial = nice.
DoARDING-At an Market street, table board
I'd furnished. augsOu
BOARD for two gentlemen at siQ KING ST.
ID iyls-tf.
DOARDING-At
Id apr2-6m 300 DELAWARE AVENUE.
DoARDING.-A few gentlemen can be accomo-
Id dated with board at
febs-tf 2s1 WALNUT STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

RE-ORGANIzED The Young Peoples Chris
tam Association OF st. Panls NJ E. Church,
was reorganlzed on Wednesday night last, after
half-allye-half-dead existence OF more than
year. The meeting which was called for re or
ganizatlon was well attended and deep inter
est was felt in the success of the Association
Ofheers were elected as follows President
George X Greenman Vice President l.. IL,
Eoulk recording Secretary; Edward w dnevesi
corresponding secretary, Fred Il. Roomson'i
areasuTeri Mlham A. hnkill Librarian, Alex
allIor heiiey assistant Librarian Lewis Sho-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
for Bfut.

HoUSE AND STABLE FOR RENT.-Fifth St 4,
III n between Market and King Apply to
sept.ls-u @. +. THOMAS, al Market st.
ENoR RENT. - House 400 Delaware Avenue.
HN Houses and Farms for sale. Apply TO
JOSEPH X. WALTER 8 Exchange Building
ONCE open in the evening. sept12tf
UNoR RENT.-House No. 722 King street, nine
IL rooms, In good order-and fu niture for safe.
Apply on the Premises. sep,10-ot
HNuR RENT-The large and elegant Easements
NJ Of upper stores, Masonic Temple. Apply TO
q. WORRNLL,
aug24-u 800 and 229 Market.
ENoR RENT-A large store-room with office
H. front, large yard back with stabling for six
horseA Apply to r. WORRAsL d CO.,
4l9 w. Front street. or
apr22-u II. Z. Pierson, (next door,
VNTHARF PROPERTY FOR RRNT-sltuated at
wv South end Of Market st. Bridge. Apply to
feblT-u CHAS WARMER h co.
VNoR RENT-H0use No. 9i5 Delaware Avenue,
10 with fifteen rooms in complete order; and also
will sell frame building on rear Of the lot, built
for billiard room. Apply to
M. NJ. CHILD CO..
No. West Seventh street
sep l6-u Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13

THIRD AND MARKET STREETS.
UNDER THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE
aar.ln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
JENKINS & ATKINSON,

COMMERCIAL PRINTING Rooms
a.. G. FElRIs, Superintendent,
a1E4Atf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-13
u EPUglII,C,AN NOTIcE.



Improved Cucumber Wood
PUMP.
Tasteless, Durable, Efficient and
Cheap. The best Pump for The
least money. Attention Is espe-
clally invited to Blatchley's Pat
rn; Improved Bracket and New
Drop Check Valve, which can be
Withdrawn without removing the
POmp or dis urblng the joints.
Also, the Copper Chamber, which
n yer cracks or scales, and will
Outlast any other. For sale by
Dealers everywhere. Send Tor
Catalogue and Price-List.
CHAs. q. BLAFoHLKY, M'f'r.
bo6 Commerce st., Philad's, 20,