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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30

The following is the letter of Dr. II light de-
clining the office of bishop to which he was late
ly elected:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30
BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Decemper %

S. 000 Maine State Is. 1889. 9gH
$40 900 Boston city 6s,
s2.UJJ boston city Is, 1880, reg 96
5000 Cedar Rapids and Missouri 70, ISL. STsNSS
$1,000 Danvers raro al 6s, qua anteed
S-OOJ0 Hartford ana Erie naIiroad is..,......42S
$40 Rutland railroad scrip 90
Sl0JJ UntOa Pacinc land grant 1s..............I7k
SlAO Union Pacific railroad income lDs..,...,...774
;loV Vermont Central railroad LIST ls..... 52h@G4j
A session and Name railroad l24@ AZ
80 Gin. Sandasky ami Clevelanu 3 u
Eastern railroad. 1862 "a 06
Northern railroad. ..................
10 y$Ieas0urS q saAs Caano,an h..,...... .6j06jI
81 Old Colony and Newport railroad .....lll otis
81 Phil, vii. and Batimor. 7sur, u......... "a =
5S SoSon and Albany railroad Recommendations
2POrtSmouthG reai Falls ~ Conway K 81 .
Northern railroad. y. H......................ll3 a
~ Vermont Central railroad, old stock. .45c
" Franklin Company. Lewiston .............. IL y
65 Bates Manufacturing Co....................lU q
Massachusetts Cotton Mills. .lllT1s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30

Foreign Markets.-tBy Atlanlic Cable.I
LONDON, Dec 2s.-Consols at 9lA q ok. Z. s 5-20-
1863 OLD S3h do. 1861, 81; en-fortles ny IS sos
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2S.-tOtlun arm; mlddlug upands
at lOAd; do. Orleans AT lU9s @l0Hd; l00U0 bales.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30

I.
NEW YORK. Dec rs On small volume OF business
the markets gold, government bons and speeuI tive
shares were strong TO- ay. In the stock market Erie
New York Central, Pacific nail and Western Union
we the features. The failure # a London cone m
short about 10000 shares Of Erie impaired 9Th
TO that Stock as it creates an Xdected demand Tor
tnat amount ofh- shares The milwaukee and ST. Paul
railway company nOtldei the socX exchange the -
tended Issue. after the ua time has elapsed 20 900
shtes Of the new common stock, and $1,000 shares
new preferred stock to recent purchase the
new rnat running between Milwaukee aud Chicago
miscellaneous and express shares neglected,
The string ncy in the market was again severe
AS high as ol6 in add to per cent per amman was
pad Tor money with which to carry until Mon
day. The closing rate l-l6 and interest," and tue
average rate uy an interest," Mere ntile paper was
dutl an nomin Al. the bank statement shows a large
the larger gain in sptce. "
Tie 10 al liabilities of he banks are Ss4390l less than
last Week. " lie the total reserve. owing gain in
pee e. Is 49, So larger The banks hlld in lawful
s. I2,51 owe last week. The following comparison
Of the averages for the last
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30

Fine ~ orcesier MechmnIcs savings Rank,
~ CENTRAL EXCHANGE, 3n MAIN ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30
a Rool, for Cverv N,nn.


And all Inhammatorv Diseases are best cured by
SAGFnRD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIS,
Or WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT which is also the best au-
thentcated remedy for MANY Affections Of Man and
Beast, such as:
Burns. GUS Sealds Broken Breast Lum5ago Vegetable
and Insect PolsoRs, BOifs, TUnROrs, Feloas, Recent
Sp0cia, RiagboRe, Scratches. Chdfng of
Harness, Gals, Sores, Eem0rr-
h0ids, CdJbaRcleS dc
Price 20 cents and 81 90 per box Sold by Druggists
and Grocers every where. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents, Boston, Mass. deop&wtmhll $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30

DIED
In Paxton, Dec 30, Mrs Sarah Mann, widow of the
aie Jason Aaun of io den. aged 50 yrs mos Is DAYS
tuIeIal az ummlt IL use, Paxton, Wednesday, Jan.
ISL AZ COCK T. N h laves and frienus are Invited
toatend without furiher nutiee.
In Rnchdale, DC ~ -,verett Edward son of lanes
am Jane liduOp, aged yrs 8 mos 70 days
''SuHer little chi iren to come unto me and forbid
TIE n nor, TOR 81 such is the king ON Of heaven"
Sew Albany, Ind. plpers please copv
In litueton, II, Dec %, George Wciherell aged IA
w lo'rre' Athoi am chicago pap rs please copy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
QFucE OF THE DAILY CoAnEERozAL.
Wilmington Del, Feb. 7. 1872.
CITY ITEMS.

tN-P. onssl Of tie RerOlution.--A new light dawn
ed upon the world with the Introduction OF PLANrA-
TToN BITTKRs twelve years ago. Drastic pufgaton
went Out-restoration and renovation came lh Ihe
eyes OF the people opened to the great TACT thal
the way TO cure disease is TO strengthen and support
its victims not to place them at It's mercy by de-
nriyinQ them OF the little strength they have. IL
soon became evident that a means OF infuslng VI
taty into the feeble system, regulating the secre-
lions curing Indigestion, aud reforming bilious
habit OF body, no medicinal preparation then known
was at all comparable TO the new restorative. Since
then hundreds OF attempts have been made - rival
the Bitters They have all failed, and the GHAND
REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL TRRATAKHT, which was
commenced In 1850, is still in progress. Nothing
can stop i for II Ia founded on the principle, no
universally acknowledged, that physical yigor is the
most formidable antagonist OF all human ailments
and experience has shown that PLANTATION blTTklts
Il peer nvigorant, as well as the best possible
safeguard against epiiemic diseases
feb--.y- 'Od VIII
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
RocIatIeu.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No. 81. l. o. o. f., at Odd Ftl
lows Hail. srd and King streets.
Eden Lodge, No. "a, 1. o. o, f., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of T., at 5tl
and Market streets.
Delaware Council No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rodney Council, No. 10, o. U. A. M, at 7Oi
East 7th street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. s, q. f., at Goo
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge, No. G, X. OF p, at Knight
OF Pythias Hail. oil Market street.
Oriental Lodge. No. 13, X. of F., at Ferris a
CARROTS Building, 504 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. l, U. D., A. +. A. NJ, a
Masonic Hall, 22I Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
Guard Your Health and Life.

How Inconsistent is human nature. Men cslry
revolvers to protect themselves against rufans in
wel-polished cities, where the precautlon is unne
cessary often neglect to ortify their systems against
disease in the most unhealthy seasons. Thousands
Of dyspeptlcs and other nvalids are now anguish
ing In sick rooms, or feebly and lstlessly moving
through our streets, who owe their forlOrn cOndi-
tlon solely to a want Of common prudence. Far
more inlmical than the roughs and rowdies against
whose possible attacks the tmid arm themselves
a'e the morbid elements that pervade the atmos-
phere at this time OF the year, and yet although 1t
Is an undened and undeniabe fact that HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters afford more perfect protection
against these causes Of disease than any weapon Of
offence can afford against lawless violence the reck
less and nconsiderate continue to brave the danger
with positive safeguard within their reach
Every day, however, the number Of these martyrs
to their own want of forecast dlminlshes Each sue
ceeding season demonstrates more clearly the ines
tlmabe value Of the Btters both as an antitote fol
the causes Of disease. and specific for its conse
quences The miasma which generates periodic
disorders rheumatism, liver complaint, irregularty
Of the bowels, and other physical disturbances pro
duces no effect whatever upon systems toned
strengthened and regulated by this powerful Yege
table me iicine, and dyspepsia, nervous debility con
sdpaton, Intermittent and remi tent feVers, bilious
ness and in fact nearly all the maladies which tn,
Btters, If taken in time, would prevent, are cureC
by the perseyerIng use Of the great remedy.
The genuine Bltters, sold In Bottles only an,
never by the barrel keg or gallon is represented
by some unprlnclpled dealers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
wilmington In.IItute

ANNUAL ELEcrIoN-FINASoIAL CONDITION.
The annual election for officers Of the Will
nington Institute was held yesterday. The
following gentle men we're elected President,
George H. Bates Corresponding Secretary,
W. A. Reynolds Rec. Secretary, Jos. A. Rich
Ardnon Executive Committee, to serve three
years, MN, Child, Benjamin Nelds, DIR. W. r.
Bullock. VIM. NJ. Candy; Treasurer, Chas. w
HowlAnd.
An arrangement has been effected by which
the finances OF the institution will be very much
relieved, though the reduction OF the debt will
proceed less rapidly than at present. By the
existing arrangement, 1880 per annum are paid
of, and this sum is larger than the revenues
warrant. Hereafter, the annual reduction will
be $500, and the $1,000. retained in the Treasury
can be applied TO the general purposes OF the
institution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
business and Trade Report.

WILMINGTON Feb. 7.
VIM. Lea 4 Son shipped 500 barrels of corn
meal to New York.
McI4ear h Kendall shipped two carriages to
Galveston Texas.
There were eight cars OF coal received by the
Wilmington d Reading Il. Il.
p. W. d B. n. X. Freight One car Of match
Gu from New York to Smith Il Courtney two
cars of bloom from Baltimore, for Steel 4 Worth,
Coatesville one car Of slaves from Lynchburg.
to p. Mcdowell one car Of sheet iron shipped
to New York by ] Marshall K Co. There were
seven cars of sundry freight to Philadelphia, and
ten cars received.
w. d X. X. X. Freigh.-There were Teceiy,
by this line, one car load OF iron for reshipment
by the p. W. Il b. X. II and three car loads OF
lumber for Weldin, Lane a Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
The Levy Court.

IFS MEETING, 1EsrEnnAf--EthorfoN.
The Levy Court for this county met at New
Castle, yesterday, at Ii O'Clock. A. NJ, and was
called to order by ]. A. b. Smith. Esq.. late
Chairman. All the members were present. A'
follows
J. A. b. Smith, BrAndywine Hundred.
Milton Lackey, Wilmington
Robt. ID. Hicks, New Castle
David II. Price, Christiana
David Graves Mill Greek
Levi Ruth, White Clay Greek
Andrew H, Fisher, Penoader -
VIM. II. Bright, Red Lion
serrick 3 shailcross, st. Georges HID.
W% N,al \; He wilson Appoquinlniink HID.
The Court then went into an election for Pre-
ident for the ensuing year, when j. A. b. Smith
Esq., was unanimously reelected. John q
Springer, Esq, Clerk OF the Peace, is, ex oficio
Clerk to the Court
The Assessors for the several hundreds beinf
present, the President appointed the usual com
mittee to examine the Assessments, which com
mittee proceeded at once to business. This vii
occupy the attention Of the Court for severa
davs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

EE-A BEAUTIFUL Woindh-The percepilve faculty
OF women ID usually keener than the same phreno-
logical organ in men. Women know that beauty
rather than genius is worshipped by the sterner sex
man may talk Of the latteriO his lady-love but the
keenness Of the woman knows that he Is thu King OF
the former. Women are fond 81 admiration; hence
one Of their longings Is TO be beautiful The grand
secret OF female beauty is health, the power 10 eat
digest aud assimilate proper quantity OF whole
some food. Take VINEGAR BTTTERs. 1t viii cleanse
the stomach, tone the vital organs give perfect d
gestiOn, purify the blood, clear up the complexion
and produce state Of mental and physical eectri
male lOyeliness, which no eosmetiC can produce.
janS4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

The WEST CHURCH SocIABLE. - Despite the
unfavorable aspect of the weather, last evening.
a very respectable company Of the congregation
and friends OF the West Presbyterian Church
gathered in its elegant rooms. The impromptu
entertainment consisted Of reading and recita-
tions select and original music by the young
ladies'; wittcisms by several Of the guests; shAlI-
ing hands making new friends, and having a
good time generally. A very pleasant improvised
little speech was made by Rev. W. II. II. Marsh,
and was responded to by the pastor. Miss Good.
rich sang with her usual unaffected simplicity
and sWeetness
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
smyrna & Delaware Bay r.. II.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders and
election of officers for the Smyrna Il Delaware
Bay II. II. was held at Smyrna on Thursday
last. About 2, 400 votes were cast, each vote
representing share Of stock not in arrears in
any instalment
The following is the new Board OF Directors :
John IL. Hoifecker, John Q. Stoclley II q.
Douglass Geo. W. Cummins. Samuel Roberts,
II. N. Wickersham, Jacob Alice
On Friday the Board OF Directors mot at the
Companys office and elected John II Hoifecker,
President, II. @. Douglass Treasurer, and John
c. Stockley Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

NEW SroRE.-Mr. ZachariAh Pickels has re-
moved his stove store from 724 Market street
to the large and commodious building at the S.
W. corner Of Tenth and Market streets. formerly
occupied as grocery store. Mr.. Pickels, having
a large increase of room, has largely increased
his business and il now prepared to meet the
demand Of lis many customers, in the way OF
supplying stoves, heaters, ranges, tin ware, and
many other articles needed for housekeeping.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
LOCAL lNTELLlLE\tA.
Rniiroaa Heurs.

RiintnSsOn for Philadelphia.
as, aiO 1890 a m. 1a90, 400, 400, b.4a LIN,
1910 p. m. sundays $50, 1890 ?. m
Rflmiagton fOr Rss Terk,
I.eo a. m 1850 and b4a m.
Rtlsafslgton JOr Baithaovc
iaSa ace and 1o.oa a m; los and N11 p. m.
Wlmington for Harrington,
labs m freight with passenger car sttaohedl and
10 10 a m ea5 p m (There Ia q leo p m tram
70 New Castle.)
Rilfnfilgton for coafesvtie Rsadiag BsAIsASaa aIa
FOttsviiie
s.sO and 1880 a N. 3 ~ and 500 p. m
PhiladslpAsa for Wilmington,
8 80 1L00 and 11.so a m. $50, 400 h.On, TN, euO
and il.SO .. m. Sundays 800. i1.sO p. m
Trains arrive Jrom DslaiOare r. R.,
500 tfrom New Castle) 10.1b a m ass. 1900 .. m
CThe latter subject to delayA)
Trains arrive from W. a R. r R.,
030 a m. $40, / :l5 and IS p. m.
~ See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

FELL IN FIT.-A young lady, about seventeen
years Of age, named Alice Barry, who says she
resides near Ellerslie Station on the p, W. 4
b. Railroad, fell in fit at the depot OF the lat
ter road, in this city, last evening. She was
taken into the ladies' room, where she was cared
for in the best manner during the night aud this
morning. She says she formerly lived in Phila-
delphia, where her father died about three weeks
ago since which time she and her mother moved
to Ellerslie. WorG was sent to this place last
evening, but no person Of that name could be
found, and as no one has sent word or come tc
the young girls relief, she will probably be sent
10 the AlmAhOuse
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

MISSIONARY CoNcERT.-A missionary concert
will be given by the Sabbath School Of Scott NJ
f. Church, on the evening Of Tuesday February
18th, to take place in the new audience room OF
the Church, Seventh and Spruce streets. In ad
dition to choice selections Of vocal music, solos
duets, and choruses, Rev. G. d. Watson will
deliver an address.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
Donnhiic nIhrkein.

MILMlNufONi HeO. Z.
Butter still continues lower, selling from 80 to
40 cents. Eggs are also lower. 80 to 50 cents per
dozen. Apples 20 TO 80 cents y peck. sweet
potatoes 20 to 50. White potatoes 8 and TO-
WAlnuts Is. Onions 20. Lima beans Is cents
per quart Dried apples 10 cts Dried cherries
20. Apple-butter 20. Sauer kraut 10. Indian
meal 3. Hominy 10. Oranges 20 and 25 cents
per dozen. Sausage II and IS cents per pound
Scrapple s, Lard 10. Leg Of mutton 20. Veal
cntlet 20. Breast 1879. Mutton chops 16 to 20.
Srloin steak 20 and 25. Celery s and 10 cent 4
per bunch. Cabbage 8 I cents per head.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
TRUSTEES SALE.
THURspAY, FebruarY ath.
REAL ESTATE

OF the late John Patterson deceased heretofore laid
OIL for dover TO his widow and described In former
proceedings by the freehOl1ers as folowa:-
No 3. marsh lot In Hollands Cree Marsh, be-
ginning at stake In the middle OF the eau .eway or
public road leading from Wilmington to New Castle
at corner OF Robert Grimes land; thence by said
land S.,3H deg f., 90 ls-1OO perches TO VIM Chand-
perehes TO land Of Richard To1ham; thence thereby
NJ, 20 deg. W. 36 2iO0 perches 10 the centre of the
ditch dividing this from No. 4; thence up the mid
die Of said ditch s., deg. 81 min. H. u 29-lOO
perches 10 corner Of said lot; thence NJ, II deg
" S S6-lOO perches TO the middle Of the causeway
thence 81 deg. W., 1917 perches to tile place of be-
ginning; containing acres, rOods and perch
And II Is ordered that the purchaser purchasers
thereof be aud appear at the next Orphans Court
ior New Castle county, that the Court may assign to
MN, her or Them, he premises 80 pursuant TO said
order, he she or they with sufficient surety or sure
cognizance TO the state, TO be taken and acKnowl-
edged IN said Court, In penal determined
by the said Court with condition 10 pay TO the mar
tles entitled severaly, their executors admusira-
tors or assigns respectively their Just and pronor-
tOnate shares Of the taid purchase mon ey vim In
terest from such time as the Court NAV eilrmne in
manner and form as may by the direction OF said
Court be prescribed and appOnld In said condtton
Attendance VIII be given ut the time and place
afor said, by f''N0
JOHN c. PATTERSON, Esa
Attest BENZ. Il USTICK,
CLERK OF Orphans Court.
N. The attention OF business men and cantal
lsls 10 particularly called to the sale OF land In AN
improving section recently brought within the CITY
nHls anu Ia the Immediate vicinity OF the extern
sion OF the line OF the Wilmington and Reading II
X u has Its attraction either as an Investment or
Tor Manufacturing purposes. j. o. p
| jamie 2taw-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
The Military Fair.
ITS CLOSE AWARD OF the PRIZES.

ITS CLosE-AwARD OF The PRIZES.
The Military Fair which has been in progress
since last Thursday evening, closed last evening
with an auction of the fancy articles and the
award of the several prizes.
The following is list''of the awards. with the
number Of votes and the amount of money re-
ceived from each prize, as far as can be ascer-
tanned
- ~ -. mn rts.tl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07
TT CHESTNUT STREET, and Ira
Il Il l. - NORTH EIGHTH ST., LOU
PHILADELPHIA.

LADIES' SUITS, made in the most sunerior man.
neI from ~ TO SIG. These are really the cheanest
suits, iQr the quality, In Philadelphia
LADIES' UNDERdARM ENTS-We will onen On
Huimuay the lYth Inst. the most complete line of
~ tses % uhdergarments ever offered in this cty and
a. a. prices greatly reduced: Muslin skirts handsome
Inaoe 1a anu tucked, a. T0c, Sic, ST. 81 rs al M
81 ~ q ~ y ~ 10, 81 81, 81 OO 81 3O So 2b ~ m
@ 20 - W. ~ 20 81 O0 S. 90 90 90 and 81 OO Che
Isss, nrss w. 70 g. 70 Drawers sic to 81 So Night
n ~ % 70 " o. Toilet Sacks, SIC TO SO 5O
corset covers, 81 10 to s. 90. Aprons from sie te
reduced from 81 i2 ~ ''H 'uoAs' just
FAhASOlS, closing out below wholesale nrtces
complete lines from 5Sc to a. T5 PiiSes :
oIANlhh BUSTLkS, 80 styles, from sOc unvverdo
ately cheap. '1'os propOruOn-
CoRsETs, coRsETs, in lqi kinds. from ..c ,o
r. 81 ihgud ng French Woven Uorsets m m a. w
e ~ "a. ,Inonpsons GlOve-ntting Corset in evarS
$500 ~, Ioin ~ ~ 70 10 So 50. Summer Skeleion o.
MI, ~ 70 81 81, II S5 and 81 DO Misses Cnr' ,S u,
I quanty, at SOC. aud 81 &c. An other desro
MTS w oGG1liseIs, at prices beyond competitian
lin, miIo; mooDYs Patent Sef-adjusting Abnminaai
ID n ''hg Oorsets reduced to 81 co. 5O sd ana
mant m0Or shltTS, our own make the larpest ossor,
msdi oest anu cheapest Skirts made Hoon ssirts
mariS 9gJuer g altered and repaired Que price Sniv
WIN. T. HOPKINS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

Eg- Mason d Hdnllin Organ Co.'S celebrated Or
Rans.-This Company are the leading makers Of the
world, doing large business In the principal cities
OF Europe, as well as at home. They make several
times as many organs as any other maker. Prices
reduced since Oct 1870 $50 to $500 and upwards.
Also, Geo. steck Co.'s Pianos, Haines Bros and
Bradbury's Pianos. For sale in Philadelphia only
at Gould Flscher's 923 Chestnut and lSls Arch St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

IY-TO BIZ SURB-It is a fact pretty generally
known amongst gentlemen, especially well-dressed
gentlemen, that our German fellOw-ctlzen, John II.
Mrlhausen, at No. 4lb King street, is one OF the
most capable and tasteful merchant tailors In the
city. lie now has on hand a very nice assortment
OF goods for winter wear, some Of extra quality
and mostly purchased before the rise In the market
and persons wanting clothing made promptly, and
satkfactOry to nt and price, should call on him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

PREMATURE.-The announcement in one of
our city papers, yesterday, to the effect that
certain changes were to be made in the auditor
ium Of the new Masonic Temple is premature
Some alterations about the stage, suggested by
gentleman from Philadelphia, was spoken OF,
but no decision was made by the Directors, in
this respect
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

NINTH ISsTALMENT. Ninth instalment,
ten per cent. or five dollars per share. upon the
capital stock OF the Wilmington 4 Western r..
r. Co. will be due on or before the 90 inst and is
payable to the Treasurer, Jno. r. McLear, OH or
before that date.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

ER- Extensive Furniture StoTe-The attention OF
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of j. a ]. N. Harman, No. 4l0
King street There is nothing equal TO IL In the
State OF Delaware and persons wanting furniture
for Office or dwelling can doubtless be accomInO-
dated by this old and reliable 1rm. They make
their goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses IN The large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

RELIGIOUS Rev ]. S. Willis, OF New York,
will preach this evening, at Union NJ, E. Church.
The sermon will be preached specially to the
young men attending this church Mr.. Willis
will also preach on Thursday and Friday even
ings from the same pulpit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

gE-Sd Prejudic Dying Out. New cts are
Killing them. The idea that invalids weakened ny
diseases can be relieved by Frustrating them with =
sructive drugs is no longer entertained except by
nOnomanlacs. Ever since the introduct on OF DIR
WALKERS VINEGAR BnTERs it has been C'ytous
that their regulating and inygcratng properties are
allsufficient for the cure OF chronic ind gestlOn
rheumatism, constipation, darrh9a, nervous afec-
tions, and malarious fevers and they are now the
standard remedy for these complains in every Sec
uOn of the country. feba-Iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-07

TEMPERANCE MEETING. d.-To-morrow evening,
a public meeting those interested in the
Temperance Reform will be held in the Friends
Meeting House, on West street, to be addressed
by Aaron NJ. Powell. As MIR. Powell is ON his
return from Washington. it is expected by those
having the meeting in charge that he will be
able to state the progress OF the work before
Congress.