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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22
CONTINUATION

The sale of the aboye-mcntioned property ) con,
tju,Icd until WEDNESDAY EVENING the I'D
instant, at O'Clock.
INV II RICHARDSON L CO., Aucti0ueers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22
~ Gruhb> L Williams.
!,uctioucers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh, street between Maiu and Hauk.


r1'HE "WYANOkE ESTATE, WITH
L ONE THOUSAND MD EIGHTY ACRES Or
xiv EE. SIXTY-FiyE MILES b WATER AND
JETYtv Fol- N lkfr r r , iATR bEn r-
..i,om the premises, on WEDNESDAY. 2oth May At
l.. o'clarN NJ. The nrtrd "WiASokF ESTATE"
situated as above. Ii has river front Of ahont two
ami half imi:rs, ai,i creek on ihy h,r Mih'lns
about Nv" mile. thus enclosing me W''nIr lf;'i
with the exception nf about hall ne on Inc 'tin
comfy road Ia tllt. wharf distant about llal ihe
from the gaircl.iinG into lr iarsii. me estate
newly fenced with post aud rail- AM" - Huh-n!l n.eu
into four lc.,is and l"wlroind pasture: 20 acre
arc in wheat Ito uf which have 'rcn seeded down !"
clover ana 10 10 orchard Rr:~% Ito IN corn. ,hc
hrI,urc in clnycr garden lots, &r.. br-laee which
There. are 200 acres Of wood land the rivcrsul!-
,irn Ia supply The demands al the tari--;tnd ~ I"
50 acre. OF very valuable cypress thinker.
The iuidjnel are very substantial. consisting oi
FRAMED DWELLING containing eight chambers
Lesi,es two gurret aud cellar: the barn Is ~
By 81 feet. three stories high: Stahl,is for twenty
horses corl.-h"uScs. quarters Tor large force ana
an the other usual bindings. The orchard has a'oui
300 peach and 25d apple trees of tle most approved
varieties. ,.,,
tiul e,ergrccn-, nut. fruit, and slst'!r Trees a'id
great variety Of l0Mer~.
An Episcopal church l. witinh lhrrc mics Oh iii'
mais!oli, Other Jil.!rh. not ITiiirh lrthef OH '"
,.our,-ho ,,sv i've miles distant. and pubic school
about three and half miles. w
steamers pass every day, alforlins facilities for
communication with and transportation 10 kich-
inond or to the northern ports.
An the arabic land has been repeatedly ilie.' aii
manfred and Is now in excellent tilth. anc wei
fenced. and its fertility Is shown In the promise VI
the crops now growing. ,.
Wyaiioke Is Of the ol,ic>t-,'sfahlishea seats ia
Virginia. having been IN ile FAMILY OF tie He9'i'
owner lpr over two hundred years. IL has Always
been regarded ~ one of the very best estates ON
James river. aud an examination can alone convey
all idea OF lis beauty and great value. -
Reference Is made 10 Major A. II. Drewry. OF
Wcstnver: Captain Robert Carter. or shirley
George Is. Harrison. of Brandon; and Judge Joseph
Christian, OF the supreme Court OF Appeals "' Wv
GINA.
For further particulars address
GRGBBS & WILLIAMS. Au'tohttrs:
Richmond, Va.
Persons desiring tn examine this property VIII he
afforded every facility by the owner, who resides
thereon. Those wishing III attend the sale may 20
By the steamer leaving Richmond the morning oi
eli :, ~ SIti
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. AUCTfON SALES-..Ruturs nav.
BY Lyme & Brother, ~
Aactioneers and Zeal Estate Agents,
No. l2l2 Main street

/ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sAfpov
;11,BEAgTIFUL AND ADIu.ABI,Y-y,f % nc, ct
sniEn III s L0Ts, SITUATED on THE SGpi !; !;
SsitDr.Df franklin AND TIE SOIpru ~ ~
o ~, g., GRACE SHEETS. WITHIN OFF 20, ~
Dr 4 LIE IL, ,M,0aROE PARK, DIRECTLY Sry,
ne ,SfhEEIS FROM THE RESIDESr:Fe -.
Grs EkAL BRADLETT T. JOHNSON ASD tt.r ~
sgS G, THOMAS. Esq, FOR SALE; Ar rIpr' !.
AuCiloh.-W shall sell NJ public auction m =,
premises. on EDS EsDAY the 9Th dsy r. y ~ 4
1872, com mencing at 81 o'cIotk r. ~ FOTR 81 ,a"
SOME BUILDING LOTS IN the nnrth.c., ~, ra, ;,
OF hranklfn and Madison streets, fronting IN ~
to an alley. $50 "a. 4
After WHICH. FOUR NICE LOTS immu,I,,.,,.
the rear of the above. fronting Oil The a,u,L q " ~
Grace street 80 l,y I5u feet 10 alley. 1850" u
These lots are without any exception IN. -
valuable n0w offered IL the market and b,ny !" ~
portion Of the city where property & 50 r, ~ h
ere,sing in value, aud 10 uircil sought In "a
building purposes. should command The MI; 'rf
tention OF capitalists and Others - '''' a.
TERMS: At sale. ~ LYME K BPOTuro
my 22-23, 25. 2s .30& ie2.:.I.5 turtinrn''.
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN BROOKLYN. n. I.sat 510
~ Henry street by the day or week. far.te, visit
Ing New York VIII find II 10 their Interest ana eoi-
fort To call nj above number. rev minutes ny
horse-cars from Gortlandt street, ~ A., RIA Hait-
ton ferry. Sacket-street cars cross Henry street
few doors from the large foar-story double house.
and elegantly FURNISHED rooms eaii IN.
engaged At moderate rates by addressing ~. =.
KNIGHT, rs above. M! so-ot
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III. ,......
JOHN \. NERfDilii
JnII< HON NiD,
GEunBs 4 WILLIAMS: Am'tonrr>. 3"

VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE f'''
Y sALE-By virtue %! the last viii an" 'r>i . .''
OF Villain >iinms, deceased, II hall>oU.i 49,
N nlIlic sale, III seville ~ Madison connl> -. I'd
TllCRSDAY the 9TH day Uf innc' !'I2 TIE l''.' 100.
tracts of land:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
NEIoHsoRINo COUNTIES.

Readings aerial gymnast, Donaldson, has
been ballOoning in Chicago. He went through
his usual break neck performances, and had
narrow escape from serious injury in the descent
of his balloon.
George W. johnson, Of Lower Oxford, Ches-
ter counter has a dairy of " COWS, from which
he made 77616 pounds Of butter during June, an
average of pounds to each COW week.
Jos. Rambo proprietor of the Rambo House
in Reading. died on Thursday.
Thomas Williams of Chester, got upon the
early train, Thursday, at Lamokin, and whilst
standing upon the platform after the train had
started was thrown down between the cars by
the coupling breaking. He was doubled up by
the advancing rear cars and his back broken,
near the shoulder He cannot recover.
On Wednesday evening one of the finest
exhibitions OF fire works every Witnessed in Del
aware county was given at Media.
"A great many Of the vi slls at Havre de Grace
have dried up.
struck by lightning ono evening last week and
consumed. Partially insured.
The corner stone OF the new NJ. E. Church,
corner of 7th and Madison streets, Chester, will
be laid on Wednesday next at o'clock, L. M.
Rev. Lemuel Moss, editor of the NdtiOnt
Baptist, has been chosen one OF the professors
OF Grocer Theological Seminary.
The total endowment fund OF Grocer Theo-
logical Seminary is S228, 529,27. The expenses
OF the past year were SlS67S,75.
Mrs. Heekley, OF Philadelphia, has given q
handsome contribution for the erection of
now parsonage for Christ Church, at Media
The cost of the building will be over $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

Remarking upon the fact that Sam. Townsend
has "hOpL tho Milford Nei1s says this ia
nothing new, He used to change his politics 80
often that wag declared the cabalistic insorip-
ton ''S. T.--1860-X" meant that ''Sam Town
send had turned his coat ten times since 1850"
Charles W. Super, formerly teacher OF select
school in Milford, and later in charge Of the
Academy school in Frederiaa, has been elected
to the Professorship Of Languages in the Wes-
leyan College, Cincinnati. He will leave for his
now duties in September.
Mr. Froude, the historian, arrives from Eng
land On tho first Of October, He will probably
deliver a course Of five lectures in Boston.
Judge McCunn left fortune OF three millions
OF dollars and no children. His wife had an in
dependent fortune when he married her, in 1850
Mr.. Writ Skies and his wife, miss Olive Lo-
gam have returned TO New York, after u long
tour Of the South and West. Two sisters OF Mrs.
Skies have died within the past year-Mrs.
George Wood, known on the stage as Eliza Lo-
gan, and Mics Grace Logan.
John H. Muhlhausen Of this CITY sailed from
New York, to-day, by the steamer Dalttbe, for
Bremen, for the purpose OF revisiting his father,
in Germany, and also with view to business,
by purchasing goods in that country.
Walter Oummins, Esq, of whom we spoke
yesterday as 'law student" is member OF the
bar, having been admitted to practice, at the
May term Of Court. The error was nadvertent,
and MIR. UummIns will no doubt accept this AZ u
proper correction.
Rev. Geo W Folwell, OF tho Delaware Aveg
nuo Baptist Church, wifi leave on Monday, for
Orkney Springs, Va, for period Of recreation.
Robert II. Jonos gOOs to Long Branch, for a
fortnght's holiday, by the seaside.
Tho President is expected to return TO Wash
ington ON Tuesday
Mrs. Beecher Hooper says that Theodore Til
ton is big baby, and has deserted woman suf-
frage to help Greeley.
Mr. E. W. Taylor returned to Wilmington this
morning. after several months absence in Flor
da and other Southern States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

despise beds. sleeping rolled up in their blan-
keta, and in all other ways conducting themselves
as Indiana should. They were taken tho ortho-
dox "round, i" for such cases made and provided.
Baldwin's Locomotive Works the Mint, GirArd
College, Independence Hall. etc , but seemed to
relish an entertainment given by Signor Blitz
more than anything else. The Japanese Inves-
tgAting Oommitte was also here this week, but
did not attract the same attention AZ upon their
first visit. They came very quietly and at once
set about their work OF observation and research
in our machine shops, etc. This Embassy
means work, and its members do exactly what
they came to do. So there Ia no humbug about
either the Japanese or the Indians but what q
difference between them INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

In batch Of eight Democratic newspapers,
lyng on our table, to-day, we find that;
The Elkton Democrat hoists Greeley and
Brown. Tho West Chester JeIersonidn does not,
but 1t syadas tho issue, by putting up the
namoA Of the Democratic candidates for electors
The Middletown Transcript does not put up
tho ticket, and explains that there il no party
obligation in tho matter, and II prefers not to
support Greeley. Those who prefer, may do so'
The Bel Air 4Egis and Denton journal editori-
ally urge Democrats to swallow the queer ticket
but do not run it up. Neither does the Deldtod
rean, and it prints long article, the tenor Of
which ID to advise Democrats who like "boiled
crow" to gulp it At once, while it declares it has
"but little confidence in Greeley, and no respect
for HE principles or past record" The SUSSEX
Journal and Wilmington Advertiser, being botl
Groeleyite papers, put up the ticket, OF course
and declare their joy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
PhHadeIphIu Topics.

Denver, in the Rocky Mountains. His health is
improving.
Philip Leow whipped his wife on the 22nd OF
last June, and she died from the effects OF 1t on
Thursday ..f
The 0rangemen pAraded in Philadelphia,
yesterday, but their procession was not large.
e. Ramminger cut his throat with razor,
and is likely TO die.
-PhilAdslphiA has stray calf. Send it ia
ChAppaquA.
Madame Mitohsl Loquiars, who was buried
yesterday, was l07 years old.
The Liberal Republicans have opened q
reading room 1t 904 Walnut street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

DR.. Noah Porter, the eminent scholar, now
President Of Yale College, gives excellent advice
to the pupils OF that inRtitution for their future
course Of life. He tells them TO read the news
mot less essential to their temporal aud eternal
welfare. DR.. Porter says: "Rise above the en-
vous and jealous. Fire above the mark you
intend to hit. Energy, invincible determine
ton, with right motive, are the levers that
Don't smoke. Don't swear. Don't df ceive
Don't read novels. Don't marry until you can
support 4 wife Be in earnest. Be self-reliant.
BE generous. Be civil Read the papers Ad-
Vertise your business. Make money and do
good with it. Love your God and feilow-men;
obey ita lava
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

Surely II there are any sincere Republicans
now numbered among the Liberals they must
be grievously disappointed company. As the
New Haven Journal says: :" MIR. Greeley, their
candidate, by virtue Of the tricks and trades at
Cincinnati, has made public and private pledges
to the Democrats by which he has secured their
Democratic nominee He is no longer entitled
by any consideration, personal or political, to
the support Of Republicans. He has deserted
the party in tile service OF which he gained
distinction, and now he has sold out the indepen-
dent men through whom be came before the
country az a candidate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13


Georgia train, full OF passengers, upon
stopping At one OF the stations on the Chatta-
nougA hoad latoiy found tho pIaco bHariniug
with \ sympatheticaly excited crowd which had
a story to relate. Atew minutes before young
gentleman and lady rode up at mighty pace
ON blown steeds, evidently to catch the train,
but not finding it had rode on, and a few min
utes later grizEled beard, by inference the
dAmsers sire, came galloping after on power
full horse. Plainly an elopement case, and the
wArm-hearted engineer upon hearing the news
whispered his machine to do her best, and soon
the locomotive, lovers and stern father were
tearing over the plain together. The speed Of
the cars was gRuged to keep abreast of the pair
while hundreds Of hats and handkerchief waved
them encouragement. Whip and spnr were
piled in earnest. The youths face spoke de-
lance; the maidsn's hope and calm courage, but
the inspiration OF desperation which they felt
could not be impaired to their horses, while the
strong limbs of their dreaded pursuers steed
seemed but Just adapting themselves to the
chase. IL wa5 not case for delay, and tho pas
sengers demanded stoppage OF the cars, which
was done, and the rescued lovers transferred,
while tellicose papa sat afar OH on his horse
and swOre and shook his pistol Perhaps the
days OF chivAlry are returned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

some SING wRqsa" AT BALTIMoRE--PoNDER NOT
POLITE ENOUGH, EIrHER.
Evidently Mr.. oByrne, whom the Democrats
permitted to be an Alternate, atBaltimore, was
treated rather cody, by the body of the delega'
tion. This s the AdUertiscr's statement
"In Baltimore the families resented Irish ia
science, in sending an Immigrant" to the conyen
tiOn, aud its chairman, Governor Salisbury, neg
ected to obtain for the gentleman delegate tick
et Governor Ponder thoughtl II the gentleman re-
manned outside for while he would get him q
ticket. The gentleman is not of the blood o
mon who waits "outside, ahd 30 informed the
Governor.
1--WE deem it better, to let our adopted cit
zens know, tho way the families treat their rep
rosentatiyes,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

HerAce Greeley declared, before his desertion
Of the Republican party, that "Grant and his
policy deserve the very highest credit"
never will be-"
''The people Of the United States know Gem
eral Grant; have known all about him since
Donelson and Yicksburg. They do not know
his slanderers, and do not care to know them.
ton to power Of those who deserted their seats
IN Congress and their places under the last
Democratic President to plunge the country
into the red sea of secession and rebellion
Though you paint an inch thick to this complex,
ion you must come at last The brain, the heart
the soul of the present Democratic party is the
rebel element at the South with its Northern al
lies and sympatlIzers."
If Horace Greeley is an honest man, as hit
supporters say did he not tell thet ruth in thes'
Aaaertiona3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
Grant, the Murderer.

HIS LAST APPEAL FRUITLBss-THE JUDGMENT OF
THE COURT BELOW AFFIRMED.
A finally has been reached in the case of
George GRAFT, convicted OF the murder Of Mrs.
Spence, in West Chester, last Fall. Failing in
their efforts TO obtain new trial for their client,
his counsel took a writ of error to the Supreme
Court, which was argued in May last, but the
decision Of the Court was held Stb c1trid. On
Monday last, this decision was rendered, affirm
ing the Judgment of the court below, and
closing all avenues OF escape from the penalty
OF the law except through the Governors par
don. The day of execution has not yet been
Hxad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

1t was only few weeks ago that Sam. Town
send was violently denounoing the proposed Al
lisnoes OF the Democrats with the Greeley Re-
publicans. he has, however, whipped into the
traces, and is nov > rampant Greeleyite. He
erected Greeley pole at Townsend, day OF
two Ago - the first in the State. Ho ought to
mt up creased pOle, and then climb IT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

The Pepusyyania Democrats arc repudiating
Greeley, by lboHsAnds, and many ale declaring
their preference for President Grant In Della
ware county, the stampede is astonishing, and
in Media, alone, a considerable number of those
Who formerally voted the Democratic ticket, have
Joined the Grant and Wilson club. SO il goes.
Attempts to deosive the American people ALL
alWAys fail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

The Wyoming College will reopen on the Sd
of Sep. under the charge of Rev. Mr. Heath,
A. M, President.
Joseph l. Lewis, an old and respected citizen
Of Frederick, died on the 7th inst.
Geo. s. Grier, of Milford, has made several
very ingenious improvements in wneat reapers,
recently.
The Local Preachers Association for Dover
and Easton districts, meets at Lewes, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

Reports which come from tho growing cotton
along the coast are disoouraging. despatch
from Charleston says that accounts have been
received Of the appearance of oaterpilsrs in the
fields, and the planters fear that the weather Is
favorable to their rapid development. In 1868
these insests were exceedingly destructive, but
but they did not appear 80 early in the season
ny awoek n this year They are AZ sctlVe In
Alabama as on the Atlantic coast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

North Carolina man adyertises for 100000
bushels OF blaokberries.
There is a loud call for more ministers in
every field cultivated by the Missionary Union.
There are in Philadelphia only 1850 appren-
tices among 92 ll2 journsymen.
boy in Michigan who was recently bitten
by tame woodchuck, died from the wound
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

Southern delegate to Baltimore in passing
through the Treasury Department, and noticing
a colored clerk (son Of Fred. Douglass) engaged
in singing his quill, gave forth unmistakable
signs OF disgust, and walked Off with the remark
Thank God! when Uncle Horace comes in office
there will be a stop put to that work Washing
t0u Chronicle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

1t is reported that two New York breweries
have failed with liabilities aggregating $3.50 0OO
The forty-hrst annual exhibition of the Amer
lean Institute, in New York city, will open on
September 4th and close on October 18th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

The story which has been running through
the COMMERCIAL, for some time, is concluded,on
our third page. We shall Commence another
good one, on Tuesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

HE Is STILL ILL, BUT RECOVERING.
New YORK, July 10.
D. Gratz Brown is still confined by illness,
but is reported as improving rapidly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

The temperance people of Chicago, with
view 10 the enforcement Of the liquor law, have
Organized q smelling committee OF fifty.
From an Acre planted to peanuts any indus
trious North CArolinA farmer can make seven
hundred ollsru. %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1879.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


LAHHE TIEIlD FHUMI5HD NEXT FAIlL
Capt Compton of the Jersey Oyster Police,
writes 10 the Bridgeton Chronicle, that there
seems TO be q greater growth Of oysters, the
present year, than common in the Delaware bay
and that there will be a larger yield next fall
than over before known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINGToN, July 10.
Weather partially cloudy with local rain from
New York and New Jersey to the Gulf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

Important sale of lots, BY M. M. Child d Co.
At 1 O'Clock, to day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PmLADELPnIA, July 13.
Cotton dull, 2IIl 6D2jc. Flour iirmer super
fine, SO 5256Dj,50 extras, Is j75@6,OO. Wheat
6rmer; red Sl.65Ml7O. Corn firm yellow,
63cG64c. Oats, 426043c. Provisions dull pork
Sl4.UO. Whisky, 93c. Gold, iii.
Persons wishing Swedish servants should call
Oh s. f. Belts.
The Wilmington Typographical Union will
meet at their rooms this evening.
A meeting of the coored citizens will be held
on Monday evening to devise means for bring
ing the murderer Of Abram Perkins to justice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
FIRST EDITION.
2:3o p. M.
England.

SEVERE sToRMs-DEATH BY LIGHTNING.
LONDON July 18th.
Severe storms yesterday did great damage to
the crops in the middle & southern countries.
Several persons have been killed, by lightning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
1eatHa.

PARRY On Thursday, July 18th, Margaret E.,
wife Of Charies B. Parry and daughter Of James
Taylor.
The relatives and fri nds Of the family are invited
to attend funeral, without further invitation, at
trinity Chapel, Fifth and King streets, on Sunday
afternoon iath inst, at O'Clock. lntefment at the
Old Swedes Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
GSfurSt0nS.

Il COLLINS BEACH,
sr. PAUL'A M. e. SABBATH SCHOOLS
viii make an Excursion TO COLLINS BEACH, on
mkt FRIDAY, 18Th inst, on
STEAMER ARIEL.
Boat leaves French Street Wharf at ~ O'Clock.
No pHins will be spared To make this one Of the
most delightful excursions of the season. 10 those
who enjoy bath in salt water, the facilities are
Gelent, without the danger Of the under 1ow to be
fOun1 Un the Cean shores. Come with us aud we
Will do our best TO make you enjoy yourselves.
TICKETS gI.OO jyl3-5t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13
H0! FOR a DIP IN OLD OCEAN,,
GRAND EXCURSION to CAPE MAY,
The members and friends Of
BHANDYWINE M. Il. CHURCH


viii make an excursion tn CAPE MAY, on the
steamer s. M FELTON,,
AUGUST 6TH, 1871. Leaving French Street Wharf
at A. NJ arriving al the Capes shortly after 10, A.
NJ. keturning leave the UApes az 4, r. M. arriving
home before o. p Nj. as the tide Will suit for quick
trips on that day Thus alf0rding an opportunity to
witness the batning at II o'clock, sight worth see
ing, being in The hight Of the bathing season Every
effort will be made m4ke this excursion equal TO
any that we have heretofore given. There will be
no unruly person SLOWED aboard.
Capt. Huddle mas limited cur number so as not to
have a crowd ABOARD.
Those wishing to enjoy delightful excursion and
take dip In old Ocean will do well 10 secure their
tickets al an early date Tickets may be had from
any OF the oommltteeOr the store Of j. L. GOuley
Dinner may prOru rurtd at the retresnment stand
Ba, kets &c., may be left In charge OF the COM
mittee while the nOat l1 at the Capes,as room has
been provided TO lock Them In.
GENTS TICKETS, SL5O; LADIES' TICKETS,
SI.25. Children under fourteen, 75 cents.
Commlttee:-J L. Gouley, I. BrintOn, j, Todd r.
Broomall, @ G. CLARK Jos. .. Pyle, IL. ROOln5on,H ii
Plckels, Il Downing, E. MendlHhal, j. u MOrruwi
j. C. Bfatton j. Saylor, j. rogers JylR-lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-13

NToINALL's EVER POPULAR LIQUID REM
During the past five years our Liquid Rennet has
been before the public and in no instance has 1t been
known to fail IL justly deserves the title OF the
/" ialib9 Liquid kennet." As an eVide1ce OF It's
appreciation by the public, the large retail sales OF
1t last summer will prove. For those desiring other
makes have in stock Shinn's Liqdid Rennet and
BIair's Liquid Rennet. point to be remedled In
the way OF domestic economy-it only takes one
teaspoontul 10 quart OF milk TO make Il firm curd.
il TO ms an easy, agreeable. well as a most nutrl-
tious article OF diet both for the Invalid and table.
Prepared in my own laboratory by experienced
hands.
EDWARD MolNAI4L, JR.,
Apethacary,
Second and Market streets.
McInalls Rat, Roach and Mouse Killer beats all
others for effect