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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

WORTH TeYING;--As neuralgia is bccom-
ing to be almost a general complaint, we would
fugges. ',hefotiowing remedy, which can be
applied with little expense, and may prove
successful, at least, it cannot do any harm -
:: A gentleman of Norfolk, Virginia, had
ebeen tortured for some time with neuralgia.
7hearing:of q noted physician iu Germany,
who invariably cured that disease, visited him
.ior treatment He was permanently cured
after short sojourn, aud tho doctor freely
gave him the simple remedy used which was
nothing but a poultice and tea made from our
. common field thistle. The leaves are mace,
rated and used on the parts affected as poul~
,tice. while a small quantity of the leaves are
boiled down in the proportion of quart to
pint, and a3smaA wine glass of the decoction
drank before each meal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

The British Quarterly Reyie,c says thtt
Thomas Warton once paid dear price for
joke. On occasion fellow of Trinity
College, Oxford, who was not remarkable for
wisdom, while reading tho service, came to
the Psalm 60: 5-"LOrJ, Thou knowest NV
simpleness." Warton, who sat belov him,
whispered. "Why, that is known to every
body" Soon afterwards the office of pvesi>
dent became vacant. and Warton was Obliged
to canvass this man for the casting vote
The answer he received was, mo: am not
so simple as that, neither" aud War;on lost
his election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17
DRUG STORE MOVED.

HAVINti had the Store Ro"m lately occup;ed BY
Il Mr.. John l.. HooF (nearly opposite Kears!ey
X sheerer's) newly fitted up, l have moved from
my old stand to the above place. Desiring to mia Ike
everything about rs attractive and inviting, we
have an entirely new set of furniture, which with
other very great improvements make us more able
TO accommodate our customers. Thanking those
who have heretofore favored us we ask a contiu-
unnce of the assuring III will be done in our
power to give entire salts fact lion.
June lS, 1872. VS. MASON
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/ gouldn,t Corner T.hen.


The other day a worthy lad .of Peoifsia, sds5
teeted her two sons laughing liu,moderately.
Suspecting that she was the cause of their
disrespectiul ,mirth, the good woman. invoi
unfairly loosened her slipper and called up
1.-THE cuiprits
$50 g. s. Thomas, what made you laugh ?'' +.
Nothing made me hugh laughed on
sspurpnse.".
None of yonr. i'm pudence. sir. John. why
were You laughing at the door just now ?''
John, EAGERLY )-;:'Wa t laughing at the
door, was laughing at Tom,
For,S7-.. =. 1: was laughing at John"
he matron assumed a. dignified attitude.
Vow N boys, what were you both laugh
Boys ina triumphant shouD eve we're
both laughing at onceE!"
The good lady summoned all her energies
Tor a final effort. aud resolved to corner the
:. boys by settling question.
Now, then, want you to tell mo. Tom.
what made John laugh and you laugh ~
Tom. (indescribablc)- "John didn't laugh
% new laugh it was>the same cid laugh -
Neither Of the Buys got whipped, the Slip
Per slid back to its accustomed place, and to
This day nobody knows what those boys
laughed at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17


inc. w. Grantham
HAS OVER sS,c0u WORTH OF GOODS,
ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH
A MnNG them 600 yards Ca leo It 10 cents, g.
IA QUO yards Calcoat i2k cents l 100 yards Calico
a. nom to cent?. OIL pieces Dress Goods le-s
Than cost, 6 pieces Bac Alpaca 90 pieces Brown
and Rleached Cotton and Wamsu,ta al Is cents, ali
low down; 10 pieces Cassi,nerrs, Satincts Tweeds
and Kentucky leans, pieces Canvass and Linen
Drills, ~ pieces C0ttonade, 3 pieces Double and
Twist Cottonade. 80 Hoop Skirts quarter their
cost, ~ dozen Clarks aud other pool Cottons 500
Hose. Gents Half Hose. Pins aud Needless cents
Note Paper . eents, and every notion you think
300 MEMS AND BOYS, HATS
very low, over 700 pairs Mems. Boys. Youths',
Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes,
many at Ices than cost, Fine Calf Boots 50 rs.
dozen Kid Gloves from IS cents 8 I. Silk, Cot
ton, Swiss and l.. c. Handkerchief, Swiss Musins,
Cambrics, Spices Berege. Colored and P per Cam
brlcs, Bed Iicks, Linen Towels. 10 pieces Crash, ,
doz Ranora Skirts at half coat. is pieces Red.
Gray, Blue and White Flannels.
neys. Burners and wi Best Coffee rs cents. the
best Brown Sugar in the tor l2s cents. good
Brown Sugar 10 cents, Crushed Sugar 16s cent?,
Rice. all kinds of Spices. Fine Salt. Ground Alum
Salt Bacon Shoulders s and Sides 10 ccnts Canvas
Hams l6s cents
LARGE STOCK OF HARDWARE,
such as 10 dozen Pocket Knives Knives nd Forks
Shovels, Spades. Aaes and leIves, Garden and Corn
Hoes. Kakes, Forks Fork and Shovel Handles, Bull.
derO Hardware % kega Nails snd 500 other things.
and Medcines gent for the sale of Belle, Jayne's
Ayers. Stonehraker's aud Farhnev's Medicines
Fish and Lubrica'Ing Oils. Linseed Oil and White
Lead. Unibcr in Oil, Dyes for GoIoring Wooden
Goods. n. Q. Niolasses three kinds OF Syrup, Coal
Oil. best Cider Vinegar % cents, Trace Chains and
very many other goods. all of which will he sold at
nstonishinglv low prices. to close. All can be ac-
comrnodated with Goods a. low can be bought
anywhere-nanv things m,nch lower. No necessity
TO GO elsewhere. Give me call. .s p determined
to sell. JOHN w GRASTuAM
April i6. 1872
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
No. q.

c. w LfrTLEJ0HN ia still there, and ewhat he
stock of Boots Shoes, alters sinners T;.s &c
is certainly immense and is fa super Tor in stvle
1naiitv and i"w price to any thing in this market
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NEW FALL AEp w,wTER ennns,

Z usual. every department of thz we'll known
~ establishment ia crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the iatest sty les and best quality of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
In the DRY GOODS Department will he found
presa Cloth all shades. Figured and Plain Alpacas
Satteens. all coors, All Wool Delanes all shades
The ceehra tedt G rand Duchess" fac ed black
Aipscas const nifty on hand. from DOC to 81 IS per
ward. Australian Grape for mourning, Opera
Flannes, all :olnrs: plain and twilled FIannels
Canton. brown, black and rat. lannels Alaska
Flannel Skirts, warranted fast colors Queen Au.
g"sta Sklrts, &c, white and coInred Rlankets
Spreads aud Comforts all prices. Domestic 'Goodo
OF every des"r1nti"n All colors in Veivetcens.
MILLINERY DEPA RTMENT.
srs. Goldsmith. with fashiona BILE assistant in.
Vi"s the special attention of her lady and
the public generally to her lars and faahiopa he
STOCK OF Hats. Ronnets. Ribbons. Flowers Framcs
p!ctc Millinery E-tahishment. These poods are
displayed in private aparme mt in the rear of the
store Prices unusually low.
The NOTION department is fun to ovcrnow;pg
embracing everything knnwn to the trade also a
full stock of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
at exceedingly lo'v nrices.
REAnT-MADE CLOTHING.
In this MIR. Goldsmith has exceIcd himself Seve,
before has such we'll selected stock been offer to
tins market. lie deals with none hut fret class
houses therefore buys nothing but first -cIaes goods
They are warranted surerior to all others and verv
much lower in price Genuine Beaver SUITE at $50
K S25 Fine Beaver, Chinchella and Clo,h 'ralmas
and ovcrcnats at low prices. A lsn a full stock of
noeskins. Cassimeres, Beaver Cloths and Cassinets
just received.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

GEOLOGICAL SUnvEY.-Governor Jacob
recommends geological survey of the State
%of West Virginia, with the view of letting
'tthe world know its poverty in the immense
!. soealt4 it is not able TO utilize. We trust the
Legislature will give this matter the full
weight of attention. In the meantime let us
suggest that the best practical biologists for
the State are quarrymen, and the best surveys
railroads. What is the use prating about
wealth that is locked9op beyond reach. or
what value is roast of fat beef to a starving
''nan IT he can't get within reach oc it. Put
your geological surveyors to work in laying
out and grading railroads They are the ar
ter'es that furnish life blood to enterprise
eyerywhere.- Clarks6arg San.
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MORE NEW G0OnS.
J. E. BRADY. BARBER.

AZ removed to the rear Of the Market. Ho,st
Square, whore SHAVING and HAIR DREs.
customers. Call down VI "'s
Charlestcwn. JnIv q. 1872 tim TX
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October 90, 1872. ''>-' - = ~
STONE AND GLASS WARE.

STONE AND GLASS WARE.
Id GALLON Stone and G lass Fruit Jars; J. l ,
4 II y. 2, 3 aud gallon Stone Jars. !, /,
-, aud gallon Iugss Stone Milk Pans and IVA
ter Pitchers. for sa!ehv
July9. 1872. KEARSLEY & SHEERER
NACON.-Canvassed Hams, Niddlings, Shout
~ ders and Dried Beet Highest market price
paid tor country cured fIrm-, Middlings and shonl-
ders. KEARSLEy * SuEERER.
S5t 800 per day! AGENTS wanted. An
s9c ~ sS ~ classes of working people of either
sex, young or old. make more money work for
us in their spare moments. ali the time, than
anything else. Particulars free. Address C. Sim
son Co. Portland Maine. Sept. II. '72-ly.
rfNHE Reliance Non Fix plosve Attachment for
in their chambers all night should the attach
ment. thereby insurinC Themselves and little ones
from all danger BY Coal OIL Explosions. For sale
Harper's Ferry. Nov. "a. ISL
DROLIF1C BREESES No. . POTATO The
best and most productive variety of Potato for
one planted They boil dry and mealy- be sure
and get The genuine ones-to be had at
MICHIGAN Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. also.
NJ ~ Graysey's plug with Cigars of all grades;
ing lobaccos 10 be found c. BELLER'S.
pA!Nrs. OILS, vARNIsHEs AND WINDOW
HLASs-"e will keep constantly on hand a
~ stock OF the above. which propose to sell at
me hrst quality Those desiring to paint up will
consult 'neif interests by giving vsa call:
VS.. MASON.
SCHOOL BoOks.-I will be prepared to furnish
- All Books used in various schools as our
stock In this line will be full and complete
sept. ~, 1871 w. S. MASON.
I HAVE just receiveda large addition TO m v stock
Il ct Letter Paper and Envelopes. very cheap
jury :S' ls'2. w. S. MASON,
UST received a nice lot of No. l Tooth Brushes.
very cheaP-manufactured lily for our
.raae: W. s. MASON
E'oR ,n Medieinal purposes have received some
PURE OLD RYE wHISKEY warranted old
ana good Also, Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Mav7. 1872.
A FULL etock of fresh Spices for Picking and
~ Preserving purposes for sale by
Sept III, 1871 VS.. MASON
WATCHES. Clocks and Je,celry repaired on &C
w communicating terms, at
Aug. s., 1871. L. DISKLE,S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

MO s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hand Made Calf and
klp Boots, single and double uppers. A full stock
OF hoys' and Youths' work constantly on hand at
low prices Infants also. This work is ali war
ranted represented.
full stock oil Fine nd Cheap Clothing can alec
be found at No 81. ANYTHING to break down high
prices s littlejohn's motto. We most respectfully
Solicit a ca from every one, promising to do our
utmost to please customers.
October S, 1879. JGOIDS NitH
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

FsTABL1sHED by Congress: adopted by the
~ State; aidedby the benevolence ofindiyiduals
societies, and other Institutions.
FIVE DEPARTMENT. OF Instruction-Literary, Sci
ntiic, gricultdral, Military and Engineering
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
In charge OF large Faculty of accomplished
scholars and succcssfnf educators. -fI'Ff
FALL Term begins Sent. 18th. WINr1R. Decera-
Der 4. SpRtS March %. =.
COMMENCEMENT June l9, 1873.
Total expenses from $50 to $3.50 per year
Less to those harding in clubs.
Send Tor Catalogue, containing full particulars
to ALEX. MARTIN
President.
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4 usual. every department of ibis well known
n esta Enlistment ia crowded to Overlooking witt
the Ia test sty les and best quaitv of
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F. +: d; aisGSita' 'F'' Statesmen.
October !, lS72.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17
wooLENs AND coTToNsl

THESE are lively times and it requires live
ouslness to suit the people Of the age. Hence
we invite all to como TO the
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7EDUcATIoNAL.
JEFFERSON INsiTIT UT e..
Chai1estown, yyestsytrginia.

NNHE next Session will corn 60 nm tt,dn..d,..,.
IL September III, ls72 - = 49, -
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
.advantage Tor thorough course in Engiish, the
sLsngus ges, Drawing, d usic on Piano and fgan.
VIII be Afforded Particular attention viii be paid
to M usIss and pupils will be required play the
nave an opportunity TO judge of their progress.
vocal Music will be taught in classes we'll as
! English Department. FonR rsr
:, Mafsernatics aud Modern Lansuzges.-MIss l..
;. Focal and Instrumental 11u.ie.-MRs. WIN. F.
For Terms. Sc. apply to the PRINCIPAL.
august l3, 1872. Mas. a. NJ. FORREST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

CHICKEN CHOLERA have a remedy for tti.
~ disease which believe to be the beat prepare
of Epsom Salts and Anodyne Liquids. Try it,
May 81 1872. GEO. L. LIGHT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
PERSONAL ISLANDERS ON THE PRESIDENT.

Our readers hardly need to be told that the
chief and almost the only stock in trade poe
sessed by the Democracy, at present, is variety
Of private ISLANDERS upon the President, most Of
which are set afoat by that disappointed Office
Sc eker Dana, Of the New York Sun. Many Of
tn EN- have been refuted, but the swarming i'm
aginAtions Of the libelers amply supplement
tn cir malignant natures and invent others, as
the old ones are shown to be false,
One Of these libels is a story referred to in tue
Ga zette in reference to General Grants accounts
while in the Mexican War. The pretence is that
he was in default $4,000, and that only recently
paid this amount. The facts in the case
were stated, some time ago and they prove Gen
Grant to have acted honorably, honestly and
straightforwardly, branding this attack upon
hi m az only one more in the multitude Of per
sonal ISLANDERS
But is not this disgraceful spectacle, when
the newspapers and orators Of the Democracy
are reduced to the necessity Of using these worst
and most contemplate Of weapons, in their con
test for political supremacy Without an ac
knowledged leader, without an accepted plat
form, without any fixed policy, they have faller
to the situation Of throwing filth at the Presi
dent, hoping that some Of it may stick
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
srNrRAI. HANcocK,s GR1EFs.

General Hancock ia a recent subject for eroc-
odile lsympathy on the part of the Louisville
Co,trier-.Iotu7,dl, and New York World, but IL he
really refuses to bean aspirant for the Presiden-
cy, as stated by St. Paul paper, these tears VIII
dry quickly.
The pretence is that Hancock has been Ill
treat ed by the President. The facts are other
wise. General Sherman stated them, over year
ago, when Hancock published his own letters,
nd the whole case was made public. The clr-
cumstancea Of Hancock's conduct when in COM
mand in Louisiana at the time reconstruction
was in progress, when he persistently thwarted
the purpose Of Congress and the known wishes
Of General Grant, then commanding the army,
for which conduct he was relieved OF his com
mand, we're cited and it was alleged further that
when General Hancock returned TO Washington
he not only neglected the usual official conrtesles
toward the general Of the army, but treated him
publicly with contemptuous disrespect and
bo asted Of it and finally General Hancock was
inf ormed by order of the President that it be-
"lo ngs to the office Of the President 10 select
" the commanding generals Of divisions and
8" departments, and that the relations you chose
to assume toward him officially and privately
absolye him from regarding your personal
preferences"
Gen Hancock was brave Union soldier. He
deserves grateful remembrance for his services
as such. But, like Mcclellan, he dimned the
brightness of that record by ambitious politica
coquetries with the men, who, when he was I
Union soldier hated and slandered him. II
Louisiana he pursued policy obviously dictated
more by the prospect of political advantage THAI
by the desire to assist faithfully the accomplish
m ent Of the work on which the nation had dc
termined. When he was relieved, his hatterer
p ursuaded him that he was a martyr, and he az
sumed the airs Of man whose disgrace was lu
the prelude to a triumph, and bore himself to
ard those in authority with the premature con
tempt which is always hazardous. Thus far, b
as gained no political advantage by this COZ
uct and very probably he never will, but h
has forfeited, justly, the confidence and respeC
Of the President who, as Gen. Sherman just
remarked, is fully absolved from any obligatio
to regard his private ambitions or personal prt
ferences.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26

vorbie, a. the case now stands to the Ike re-
nomination of the national ticket, the Connect.
cut Convention has taken an important and
influential position.
FExroS AND TAAr1lASY IN ooEBlSATIoS.
IFrom the New York Times.l
Fenton and his supporters are determined TO
upset The reform msyement Il they can. Ihe
tribune will do It's best to assist. Bat there are
always the people jn the background. II they
have not made sure OF the work this time, they
will take little more pains to do It thoroughly
next. The triumph which Fenton or his friends
may gain Just now will be short-hved. Political
trieksters may carry their points for aught we
can saw. bnt when the people see that their OK
pressions Of opinion last November is laughed
at they will see that justice is done on the onen-
der.
LET WE'LL ENOUGH ALONE.
From the n. Y. Heraldl
The Board OF Trade Of the State Capital are
resolved to have Albany made port OF entry
They had better let well enough alone. three
dollar-a-day Legislature for i've months OF the
yeaI ought to satisfy them. Custom House
might be little too much, even for Albanians.
LEGAL PRIDE GRATIFIED, not JUSTICE DONE.
lFrom the n. Y. Herald
There has grown up in the breast Of lawyers
an idea founded on q bad tradition, that the
prosecuting officer for the people is bound to
adopt all the false assumptions OF fact and in
ference which signalize the trickery Of petty
lawyers at police court. II Is made a matter
of professional pride that case should be won
by the officer as a lawyer, while the sublime in
terests Of the justice which be is paid 70 protect
are lost sight OF. The pomposity Of presence,
the flourish Of rhetoric and the faculty Of dis
tortng facts to gain verdict for the people, are
things unfortunately too well known in our
courts and il ever 3 needed rebuke was given Il
was that conveyed in the verdict Of mot guilty
which liberated Mrs Wharton.
TIE REVIVAL OF SHIP BUILDING.
From the n. Y. Triounel
II Congress should authorize the suspension
Of the marine registry laws and permit the put
chase and registry Of foreign-built ships, 1t Is
morally certain that in ten years there would
not be a ship-builder left in the United States.
We should have ships enough, but nothing fer
them to do. Trade would languish, and thons-
ands Of industries now pining would be extin-
guished. To admit ship builders materials free
| Of duty would be to open the door to vast op-
portunities for fraud it would vitate the whole
system Of protection to American industry 1t
| would give at once q commanding reason for
| every branch Of manufactures to demand that
/ the materials, machinery and tools Of their spe-
cial calling should be exempted from customs
duty; it would be to open an insidious leak
| through which great variety OF Industrial pro-
| duction would dribble away.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26

A pleasing and valuable feature in Appleton's
Journal il its series Of sketches Of scenery,
cities, and interesting localities in the South. In
the number Just out, Richmond is illustrated by
some beautiful pictures, from the pencil Of
Harry Fem, and Mr.. John r. Thompson furn-
ishes pleasant and entertaining description Of
the old Capital and its surroundings. Cannot
the journal editor send Mr.. Fem to portray the
many picturesque features, in and about Viii
mington There are some good "points" fol
an article, here, too.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
Tyuases Braces. Supporters,

Surgical Appliances. The largest and best assort-
meht in the city Our steel spring shoulder brace is
the latest and best improvement; the great remedy
for bending shoulders; expands the lungs and
strengthens the spine. Our improved double self
adjusting Truss has been tried number Of cases
gives perfect satisfaction In double or single hernia
Private rooms for ladies' TO examine. A full supply
Of syringes breastpumps, Eugenia bandages, pes
saries DC. always on hand. Private entrance for
ladies' on West street. Ladies' attended by Mira G.
Foster NJ. D. Trusses from % cents to S5. Depot
and headquarters at FOs rER'S DRUG STORE,
Front ard West, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26

The Senate Judiciary Committee reported yes
terday on the memorial claiming the right Of
women to vote under the Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth Amendments. The Committee arc unan-
imously Of the opinion that said amendments do
not confer the suffrage upon women, the power
Of the States to exclude women from voting be-
ing untouched.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
Woman Suffrage.

Is IT CONFERRED BT THE NEW ANESDMENTs
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has reported
that the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments
do not confer the right Of female suffrage, the
power Of the States to exclude women from
voting, being introduced by these amendments
and, indeed, recognized by the Fifteenth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
EFron our Late EDITION Of Yesterday j
nIutiny.

SEAMAN KILLED By SHIP OFFICER.
PRovNcETowS, Mass, Jan. 25.
George Little, seaman, was killed by the first
mate Of the bark Warren Hdllet, in an effort to
quer riot on board the vessel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
Coincidence From a strange Quarter.

The Gazette. Of this city, says
We are gratfed to learn from the Philadel-
p hia Age that General Hancock has nearly en-
tirely recovered from the wounds he received in
the late war"
This is coincidence from an odd quarter.
onsidering that Hancock received his wounds
while fighting for the Union, his recovery from
them is a novel cause for rejoicing in the col
umns of the Philadelphia Age and Delaware Ga
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26

Gold closed yesterday at 109I Govern
ment securities mostly advanced ]sall, the reg
istered lO-4O's, which declined Z, being an ex-
ception. The Philadelphia stock market was
steady Cotton was unchanged
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
England.

HEAVY sToRM-TowNs FIooDED-pRoPERTY DAM
AGED.
LONDON, Jan. 25.
The fall OF rain during the storm is most ex-
traordinary. Streams oyer1owed banks in every
direction, causing great damage. In Windsor,
the town has suffered most severely. The up
per part Of London is flooded, and much damage
to property has been done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
NiIley,a Horse and Cattle Powders,

the best the cheapest and most popular in the mar
ket. Always safe to give. They Will increase the
flow Of milk and greatly enrich It's quality. Allay
the roughness of coat Of horses aud cattle so COM
mon al this season. Farmers, farriers and horse
dealers, should not fail 10 use them now. A large
stock Of them on hand and sold cheap at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West, Wilmington, Del