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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-02
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., october q, 1872.
10 Commissioners OF Elections Jor chester
County: ,
Whereas, Hon. LUOIUS WIMBUSH, who at
general election held October, 1870, was chosen
member OF the Senate for the election district OF
Chester County, to serve for the term OF four
years, has since said election deceased. and
whereas, the Constitution Of the State OF South
Carolina directs that In such case Writ OF E &C.
tIon shall be iss1ed by the President OF the SEN
ate, for the purpose Of nlling the vacancy thus
Occssioned, for the remainder OF the term iur
which the member 80 deceased was elected To
serve; now, therefore. you and each OF you are
hereby required, after due advertisement, ald
with strict regard to all the provisions OF the Con
stitutlon and laws OF said state touching your
duty In such case, to hold on election Tor men,
ber OF the Senale for the Election District alore'
aald, TO serve for The remainder OF the term LOT
which tho said Hon. Lucius Wlmbush was electedi
the polls to be opene at the various places OF
election In the said district, on TUESDAY, the ttn
day OF November, 1871, by the varlons sets OF
Managers for those places; and the counting Of
the votes cast and the decl lSraI lon OF the result
of the election to be IN accordance with the pro-
yiaiona OF the Act approved, March, 1870 enti led
tiAu ACT to provide for the general elections and
the manner or conducting the same" and the Act
OF 1872, amendatory thereof. This witt, together
with q certified copy OF your return OF eectlon 10
be held under 1t, have before the senate at lIs
next meeting after the election.
Witness the Hon. A, ]. RANSlER, Presldent Oh
the Senate, at Charleston, this 22d day OF OCTOBER
1870. ALOSE0 ]. RANSlER,
President OF The Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Ulerk OF Senate.
nct2d.l1
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Gtate Notires.
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, g. O., October 22 1872.
TO Commissioners o. Election Jor Union County;
Whereas Hen. II. W. DUNCAN, who, at gene,
raj election held October, 1870. was chosen MEM
her of the Senate for the Election District OF
Union County, to serve for the term Of four years,
has. since said election, deceased; anu whereas
the Constitution OF the state OF South Carolina d.
rects that In such case Writ OF Election shall be
issued by the President OF tho Senate for the pur
pose OF fling the vacancy thus 0ccastonea Tor the
remainder OF the term for which the member SO
deceased was elected to serve; now therefore
you, and each OF you, are hereby required, after
Gue advertisement, and with strict regard to all
the provisions of the Constitution and laws Of
said State touching your duty IN auch case, to
hold an election for member OF the Senase for
the Election District Aforesaid, to serve fer the re-
mainder OF the term for which the said Bon H.
W.-DUNOAN was elected, the polls to be orened
at the various places OF election In the Hald DIS.
trIct, on TUESDAY, the nth day OF November,
1872. by 1.-THE various sets OF managers for those
pjacfs, and the counting OF the votes cast, and
the declaration OF the result OF tho election, to be
in accordance with the provisions Of the Act ap.
proyed March, 1870 entitled IAN Act to provide
ior the General Elections, and the manner OF con.
duci inp the same" and The Act Of 1872 amenda.
tor, thereof. This writ, together with acertlfed
copy OF your return OF election, to be held under
It. have before the Senate at It's next meetlbg
. witness, The Hon. A. TRANSFER, President OF
tia Senate at Charleston. q. O.. this ed day OF
October. 1872, ALOSZ0 ]. RANSIER,
President OF Senate.
Attest {: J. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF senate.
OctQd-11
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OEF1UAE.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postoflce
ae charleston, for the week ending November l,
1877, and printed of1cially In TEE DAILY Nsws'
as the Newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City OF Charleston.
ss once hours from A. N. to 6k P. II. On
Sundays, nom sh to 8KP.M.
aR Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are advertised"
STANLEY q. TRoTT. Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-02

CIGNALS OF DANGER.-DlSEASE,
y ike the rattlesnake, usually gives fair Matn;
ing before 1t strikes. failing appetite, !nltou
in The bowels feverisnDess, lassltude, nervous
ness and uneasy feeling In the stomach, &C., are
ali symptomatic OF coming attack OF indiges'
tion, blousness colo, fever, or some other posi-.
Immediately to
Tarrant's Enervescent seltzer AperIent,
and thus avert the attack. Acting Simultaneous
ly upon the digestive organs, the liver the bow
els and the nerves, this refreshing and agreeable
Alternative will soon restore the system 10 s nor
mai condition Of health, regularity and vtgor.
i, Nd by all druggists. oct24lZ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-02
Carpets Carpets! Carpets

Bought 25 per cent under value and which we
guarantee to all at lower figures than they can
be bought at any Northern market Mr. OLOT-
WORTHY has charge OF making and laying all OF
our Carpets His work Is guaranteed 10 give salts
faction.
Our stock OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS is the finest,
best and cheapest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-02
TIE NEW YORK TEGEEABLE And
FRUIT MARKETS.

The Daily Bulletin of Thursday OCTOBER
slst, says:
There Ia little change to notice In round po-
tatoes, and present prices are more y. iess %
nominal. Our quotations for potatoes are ~
bulk: In shipping order 5Oc., per 6arrel
mnst be added. We quote: Peachblows SIaI 5O;
Early Rose at 81 50a2. and Early Goodrich, Dy-
righfs and jackson whites at 81 50al rs. Sweets
"a 75as per bbl for Virginia, and s3aS rs for
Delaware. We quote: Vegetables, red onions
ner Dbl 81 50a3; do yellow 81 50a3; DO Connec-
tIent white $4a4 so per Dbl. Squash, marrow
fat per Dbl 75ca$l. Russia tnrnips 81 SO per
hbl! white turnips 81 per bbl. Cabbages s6al0
nsr ion: rad csbbages $8a12. Beets, Jersey,
ri 25al So Lima beans S. per bag; do shelled
$40 per bushel. Carrots per bbl s. O'. Celery
81 25a1 SO per dozen.
Trade In this market Is still int, iered With
by the horse disease, and consequently very
little is DONE Apples are held about the same.
Crapberries are somewhat scarce, and with
rood demand very firmly held. Grapes sell
fine rather slowly. Other descriptions quiet.
We quote as follows Apples, Newtown pip
pIns So 60a3; Fall pippins, prime 81 26a2 6O;
Detroit refls$2 26a2 so; York pippins 81 25a
2 so: Meusy ounce, 50 25a2 so; greenings 81 %
az: Bsldwins $2a2 Is; Spitzeaberg $2a2 20;
river stock. all varieties, $lal rs; and Jersey,
in bilk. 76ca$t 25 per bbl. Pears-Dnchess,
No, i. ,per bbl. $l2al5; do. No. 2, $sal0; Louise
Bonne of Jersey $l0al2; Sickle $l6a2o; vicar
Of Wakefield $6a9, and cooking s3ao per DOL
Ounces $sal0 for apple, and $6aS for pear.
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Parker, Elyina
Paterlyure,
| WIscheven
|. Parker, Francis
atterson, Mrs
lEPaHsn@s, MIS- JF
Perkins, Mrs
! Anna Il
Rnckney. LeVe.
iPorchef, Catty
1Quarenby. El-,
len
Rahill, Mrs J
Remley, Eliza
IRaeVea Jnlia q
lRhett, Caroline
jRichson, Mrs.
tR0dgest, Mrs
| CLANCY !
Roberts, Nettie
Robins, Virginia
Sanders, Eliza
lSciroder, Mrs
! Sails
lSeligmann, Ade-
4 l8tde
eicslar, Miss D
Smans, Cathe. |
smith, Sa- -ah G
| smith. Eliza J
Smith, Charlotte
Smith, Mss
Jane L
Smith, Miss Ann |
Stockman, Lau.
n A
lStephens. Maria
Sfaley, hollle
Suck, Annie
Taylor, Mrs 10.
II seph
Taylor, Lydia O
Taylor, Maria
Terry, Elizabeth
lTerriberg, Mrs
Turner, Mrs Ma.
ry
lVsnderhOrst, 4
PAMELA l. J.
Varie, Margies
,l Wagner, Fran
j HancEen
Warley, Sophia
Weich, Sarah
IWearherh0rn,
! Mrs Sarah
Whitaker, Mar.
WLgg, Anna
Wigfall, H8ger
Wellers, Mary
iWilnauH, Anna
Williams, Sarah
Williams, sarah
!. Williams, Bet
II .Sey
] Williams, Dar.
Gus Il
!, Williamson,
Margfet
Willis. Anu
Wilson. Sarah
Wilson, Lucy
Wing, Maggie
sl lWinslow, Jnlio
Wright, Julia O
Wright, Emma
YaleB, HRS Ed.
mond l.
IYoungblood, Mrs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-02

This Department. is attended to by OlerE Ladies',
engaged for this purpose.
Newest styles OF UntrImmed HATS, Flowers,
Feathers, Hat 0rnaments. OorsetH, Hosiery,
Bows. Scarfs, Lace COlls,s, Lace Handkerchiefs,
Dresa and Cloak Trimming, Fringes, &c.
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INV. TUE TENDER BABE !

,nITY THE TENDER BABE! !,.,u ., -.
Give the deadly eSpSunG Saopps4 srioS q sss
sootnlngs sas isnnched thousands Of helpless limo.
usns INTO an early grave This has oeea proven
fepeatedly and beyond the snaaoV e Sv tSa % msscr:
FOR which reason ills copdemneo W 'uo
" seeing the necessity for an article OF tnh co.t
entirely free from oplss.s and: ether Antnssaos
drugs, Dr. Baer has putup me .,a,iI "a; gi,i
GERMAN Nothing CORDIAL L,f1se
for the use o, Infants Testhing. and sfor children
sursrtng from 'diazfhoea dysehtety, &c:. l1nls'
proved by every physician who has examine 60 me
formula. Price Is cents per bottle; nge posuesN
for 81. -. 10 ,!ti III ula' ~ tG.,i-t a-:h
gsaa SsSGeai nd 20 f1s et sss b.
.'E.=lc,J CT 3 :. DE- II. BAEk,
no. Isl Meeting street, Charieste1t
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LAlnSitgt Bnpls.
NONTINUND BRfhhfANF SUCCESS OF.
" H.1&'DITSOE 1iH BIS q q. ~.
onue 'i1aIT IS;s snGo 6, So sss.

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GEMS OF ssTRASUssSs.
This fine collection, now sall- the saen scon; n
tains among its Gems, (Which .nl large music
pages.) .iA4g;...@sc- ~. 3S.sz..s
German Hearts, Aquarellin, 1oo1 Nlghts.t Nan
hasten, MorgenbIattsr, Artist Life.4LQve and.
Pleasure. Bargerslnn. Blue DANUBE Marriage
Bells, Bonbons, Wiue Women and s6nsT md
many other popular waltzes .'I3 p,
PIzzIoATo, NEW .fAANEs, .ffRIfsgH
TRArscH, and other Polkg, With > goSdly mum.
ber Of nrss-rats Quadnles5 5dslops, Nszgfkss, c.,
Price, 10 BosrdslIs2 50; Woth, a. gse1s poet.
paid, for retail price. K * i 81; i.5ltt;;j<
The Great New Church Music Book,
Z s TIL EatsfiAN:D All p;. s:;s,I5 T.
stilt"wsyesaIshd is ON the poinso being: antrp.
duced to smultitudes sof Singing schools snow to
commence. The authors are r. q. Emerson, Of
Boston. and HsR Palmer, OF Ohicss neithstof
whom win be satisfied With less man !,
TWICE THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of Church Music Books. Do not fall to send ii 2s
FOR which, for the present. Specimen; Copies NH
be sent. !. l.,i ..-51js 90;
OLIVER pEsoN oo..yJ q :: :pirsos 200.
.snivs Bostcn la. i1ga d! aHeF fsEs aoEti a-
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T0tat-lO0O 6iILa, 6f 9a4u< .ss5ts
| me money 20 payalDthess ;Gifss ,1EnaHhu1no
deposit and set apart for that purpose, IN tnea
Farmers and Droyerai Ra16 .aa IlA - seeA ~
the following certificate Of the Caiiler;
FlRxEag i&D Da6y 6yIsas i.L lasti )esi5l
) LOUIsyILLE,,X Ky, SeptHnibe9 q; 1871 JIse ri =
rals is to Certify hiat ihets Il n6w "a dep6sls
I'm this bank over Half b Hlli6hro :D6dnSttfyG
the credit OF tho Git concert Tunds tscoee06f:A
WITCH iis held by this bank,aa Hre6sufsno Of 1t1 :
Public Library Of Kentucky 70 pay on All dtflsta
&. s VKEOH, Csahlef.
..I0as&1 Price Ss1TIsistssI nj -isei4a :
whcls 11ckets sIO: asisss S. 2 We S
lis for $1,000; cS5 for $500; 67SefotA 5000
discount on1ess than $50 worth Of ofo1ckes1ArA !,
time GS.Jl " Eifi1ST .s1,51fs gGin:oJ
The drayinGwlr positively and .MnMqtyoo
take place DecsWber !. Agelts sEs Rere9Rs2sa9
reanired to close salea and make lesurp3 go&m
ber as In order, TO give ample time oS tha Nn4
ARRANGEMENTS. Orders fo5 TICKETS sor apRas
Gov. THOMAS Il. BRAnfLET:sf' 8 y ).
agent Public Library ofa Kentucky: Iou!sv9ls,
Kentucky. octo-swlnxM2
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Alls, Marie
Alston, sarah
Anderson, Ma
Axsn, EIIzabeth
Bailey, 1uliG
Baker, Mrs H n
Baker, Gen:
.eYieve.
Bergmanp, Jea'
tine srr
Benlt, so Mary
Francis
Ela, CO, Mrs Ed
ward N
Bonuoe, hrss-
Nealer
Briton, Mrs r 1
BroWn, Matte s
RrownG3Ars J
Tnos Kirby
Bnymm.J Johann
Burke, Maggie
Boil, Eveune
Butler, Mary
Cain, Abby
Gamer, Amelia
Cameron, Susan
Campben. Maiy
Camopbeib As
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C1rlHppner,M ma
Es,-.,,e. 49,, Z.
Evelyn y /:
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Council, mrs .ll =
CaraIksnank, I!I.aula
Sail@
Days LaVinla
Devme, HaV.
Dillingham;, Mrs
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Da6oN MlaA Mlia.A
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S,el. ga.eM H. AMy MSyrr
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cnnn, FINN, oasuo
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NM, EiS
Fowler, lara
ForoS0dnma
Ffaater, susan
Friend, MS Ri
GA1malrd, MATT
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Cage Ehzanetn
Gat1eres, Mhs
Medlong -,E
GDD@ Emery
GAhans, ,,AH +,
Alexander r.
elSssai SsniisI ms
Glover, lay Z !
Gordine::R.eT5y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

The Sunday Magazine, for January, con-
tains further chapters of " Margaret" and - The
Wears Daughter, #" together with choice col
lection Of Sunday reading. Philadelphia ]. b.
Lippincott & Co,
The Hub, is an elegantly illustrated monthly
magazine, devoted to information of value to
coschmakers. This issue oantains a full page
engraving, 1.-THE Village Smithy," and numerous
plans designs, diagrams, &c, as well as reading
matter valuable to the trade.
Fair TO See is one Of the latest of Harper &
Bro y issues Of their Library Of Select Novels"
1t is a modern romance of life in Britain and
author is Lawrence w. NJ. Lockhart We receive
the volume through Porter 4 Co.
The american Church ReUielo contains one
hundred and sixty pages filled with strong and
thoughtful essays on The Church and the
Laboring Classes" Scientific Speculation on
Theological Interpretation" Remarks on the
American Church, !" Munificence in Giving-a
present Need Of the Times" THE Changes in
England During Half-a- Century, with a number
Of others. M. H. Mallory & Co., publishers,
Hartford, Conn.
The Lddys Friend, for February. has A steel
plate, Romeo and Juliet fine colored fashion
plate, and many very creditable wood cuts.
Mrs. Henry Woods serial, Within the Maze .
is continued, and there are numerous other
stories sketches and verses Deacon & Peter
son, $40 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Tho PrinteT'S Circular published by r. S.
Menamin, 5l7 and 519 Minor street, Philadel.
phia, is an excellent publication for the craft
The issue for January has been out for some
days.
The February number OF The Transatlantic
Magazine, Containing choice selections from
Foreign Current Literature is issued. The table
OF contents shows selections Of stories, travel
descriptions serial novels poetry essays, polit.
zeal dlsquisitions etc, from many Of the very
Lest British publications. Hamersley & Co., 7O1
Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

The statistical and political annual, issued
from the New York Tribune office, was one Of
the earliest and remains one Of the very best
perhaps we should say quite the best-of its
class. The Almanac for 1872 is now out, and for
sale at all the bookstores, and by newsdealeis.
TIE astronomical portion, or g Almanac" plo-
per, is very full, containing much that is not al
ways given in similar publications, and the po-
litical and statistical departments include the
Census Tables. Election Returns Summary Of
Congressional Legislation, the Washington
Treaty. List of the Members of Congress, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

Col. McClures asseverations that he is Re-
publican, and will be nothing else, and that he
respects the evident preference for President
Grant Of the Republicans OF the 4th Senatorial
District have had much weight in his behalf
The Germantown Telegraph withdraws its oppo-
sition and urges his election. We venture the
prediction, now, that he will run very we'll in
deed, and he may be elected. But what we have
said about his control of affairs at Harrisburg,
should he be chosen, is none the less true
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

The W0mdns Journal gives this as a sketch
from real life. 1t certainly illustrates wrong
that should be righted When Ben and were
children 1 was the taller. When he went to
school studied more than he did, 1 graduated
before he did. 1 read more books than he did, il
we got into an argument was pretty sure to get
the better OF HMM short was ahead Of Ben
and patronized him But Ben got ahead at laet.
He studied profession, crimped and frizzed
and fused. He went into business, busted
and arranged and beautided. He is growing
rich, l am growing poor. He can travel II he
chooses he can invite me to go with him IL he
chooses l can sit at home till I'm invited. He
is independent, l dependent. Ben is a successful
bachelor, with the world before him an un-
successful maiden, with no definite prospects.
All Ben, Ben, tn will never do-just wait cir,
till | take a start.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

The Wilmington CDel.) CoMslERuAI, a very
good paper, edited by Howard NJ. jenkins, comes
out in favor Of Henry Wilson for Vice President
on the Grant ticket. H. NJ. J. has probably not
heard OF Mr.. Colfaxs reconsideration OF his
former determination to retire from public life
at the expiration of his present term Of Office
Re,odrk IN ~ Courier.
%, yes, Friend Potter, We haze heard Of that.
But we feel sure, from Mr.. Colfax's course, that
this reconsideration is forced upon him, and that
it is wrong to insist on his remaining Vice Pres
ident when he so much desires to withdraw
And, as our ticket will DO greatly strengthened
by taking popular, trusted, and unexception-
able leader from the Atlantic States, to run
with General Grant, we urge that course. 1t
will be doing justice to Mr.. colfax, to the Re-
publican cause, to the Atlantic States, and to
Senator Wilson, il he should be chosen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

Good Words for January, Uippincotts reprint
from the English edidon) is really star number
of this excellent periodical. Two new serials
are commenced by two of the most popular nov
elsts of the day, Anthony Trollope and Mr..
oliphant, of which Trollopes Golden Lion Of
Grandpere, " is particularly promising Of pleas
ant reading. Among other articles, of which
not one is commonplace or worthless, Hints
for Essays" by the author Of Friends in Coun-
cha poem by Geo. Macdonald, another by
Robert Buchanan with illustrations as quaint
and graceful as itself, Town Geology" by
Chas Kngsley, and very interesting account Of
a " Great Solar Eruption, by h. A. Proctor, are
especially noticeable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

IL Your NnIue on the ASSES, ment List
Duplicate lists Of the Assessment, for the
whole city can be consulted at 7O7 Market street.
See If your name il on. II not, report yourself
at once to the Assessor, and have it put on.
Of your right to vote.
On Saturday Of this week, the 9th, Mr.. Al
rich, the Assessor, will be at his office 7O7 Mar
ket street, for the express purpose Of making
corrections and additions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
Aresolution was adopted asking the President
for information as to the number Of frauds on
the Government since March Ith 1869, the
amount recovered from defaulting officers, and
a similar statement for the previous adminstra-
ton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill to apply the proceeds Of the Public
Lands to educational fund was considered,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

Surgical Appliances The largest and best assort-
ment In the city Our steel spring shoulder brace is
the latest and best improvement the great remedy
for bending shoulders; expands the lungs and
ST. engthens the spine. Our improved double self
adjusting Truss has been tried number OF cases
gives perfect satisfaction In double single hernia
Private rooms for ladies' TO examine A full supply
Of syrlnges, breast-pumps, Eugena bandages, pes
saries, &c., always on hand. Private entrance for
ladies on West street. Ladies attended by Mrs. G.
Foster NJ. d. Trusses from so cents to IS. Depot
and headquarters at Eos ER'5 DRUG STORE,
Front and West Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25
Senator wilson in the Field.

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Times telegraphs that -
Senator Wilson's friends do not hesitate to
say that he is now in the field for nomination
for the Vice Presidency by the National Repub-
lican Convention"
The response to the proposition of his name
is cordial and friendly, on all sides. 1t would be
a most POI ular choice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

II it be true that the butchers have charged
unreasonably high prices for their meats, as
some people assert, they must have become, by
this time, quite wealthy. Are they, then, 80
rich If not, and il they live with reasonable
economy, like other people, there must be some
mistake in that exorbitant price idea Isn't this
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

In the Senate, at Washington, yesterday the
Chicago Relief Bill was passed, without amend
ment. In the House, Mr.. Butler, of Mass,
presented petition for female suffrage signed
by 900 women, and advocated their claim.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

A sketch of American Literature during the
year 1871 in the London AHenGum contains
notice of Bayard Taylor's Faust, of which it re-
marks; at is the one book of the year to which
almost unlimited praise may be given without
extravaganza"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

Every hOura cough CT cold is neglected Is so much
injury TO the lungs. HASSON'S COMPOUND SYR-
UP OF TAR never fails in curing the worst cases
OF coughs col 49, hOarseness throat Group asth.
ma whOOpng cough, &C. Every sufferer should not
neglect to buy Il For sale at all the Drug Stores
None genuine without the signature Of RUSSELL a
lands, Proprietors, on Ourslde wrapper Of each
bottle. ian6-3m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

Gold closed, yesterday, at 1O9. Government
securities we're a fraction higher for some issues
and lower for others. The Philadelphia stock
market closed steady. Cotton was unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

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 and cattle COM
mon at this season. Farmers, farriers, and horse
stock Of them on hand and sold cheap at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West, Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

Philadelphia is as much rejoiced, as Baltimore
i, displeased, at the acquittal of Mrs. Wharton.
The latter city it is true, has the latest acquaint
Rnce with her.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

LEA q PERKINS, SAUCE.

Pronounced by Connoisseurs 1.-THE ONLY
GOOD SAUCE" II improves appetite and dlges-
ton, and It is unrivaled for Its layOr
We are directed by Messrs. LEA Il PERKINS to
prosecute all parties making vending cOunterfets
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, Agents,
uecl4-eod-sm New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25
$psfial AattGfs.


and Family Receipts compounded with great care
and accuracy, at very moderate prices In considera-
ton Of the limited Means OF the labOring class All
prescriptions compounded by a competent apothe-
cary, cOnversant with the German language.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-25

ooNcEN Tn TIED EFFORT FOR ITS ESTABLISHMENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
Gen. Butler has taken charge of the petition
of thirty-five thousand women, asking for suf
frage, to present it to the House and advocate
the passage OF law for that purpose