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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14
GENERAL.
PER ,oa'L AND PARTICULAR.
-secetary y 'i,no has gone to Cuba.

-Secetary u i ,np has gone to Cuba.
The P0 ., r5iuses 10 leave Rome.
--Carlist D ud, r. still troublesome in Spain.
.7--Dickins considered ''Dayid oopperheld" his
best novel.
Several more fearful gales have swept over
France recently. rrf8
I There has been another terrible storm on
the Canadian coast.
The vote for Mayor Of Boston is 80 close
that it will have to be recounted.
The Cabinet took no action at It's meeting
yesterday on the Louisiana difficulty.
Tho funeral of Edwin Forest will take place
next Monday afternoon at one o'clock.
Gen. G. A. Pennypacker, of Chester County
has arrived home from his European trip.
Chief Justice Chase has five grandchildren
three little SpragueH and two little Hoyts,
The bill to abolish assessors Of internal rev.
enue was under discussion In Congress yester-
day. ~-.
Morgan county, Ohio, has panther scare,
and there hasn't been any counting in the last
two months. ..
Gen. Phil. Sheridens marriage to Miss Nor
gan is announced TO take place early during the
coming season.
An elderly gentleman was shocked to learn
that every fashionable young lady carries pa
per to back her.
MI Onarlee DloKenh, Jr., mas seen NJ 10
deny, in the London newspapers the report OF his
contemplated visit to the United States.
Dubuque beggars wear plaoards on their
breasts inscribed: 'Large bills cheerfully
changed for all donations over ten cents.
In Cuba the papers denounce that portion
Of President Grants Message which alludes to
affairs in the Ever Faithful Isle"
Mr.. Thomas Bilby, author OF the hymn, ooh
that will be joyful" died recently at Islington,
England, where he was parish clerk, at the age
of rs.
Augustus Belmont proposes to stay in Italy,
and has rented a villa at Nice. He might have
came to Delaware ana Walton Or Pusey d Rce
would have let him Nice house, any time.
"A Mr.. Short, treasurer of the Memphis the
atre, is said to have fallen heir TO an Irish es-
tate worth half million or more of pounds ster-
ling. He will not be short for a long time, here
after.
What strange things happens! Horace
Greeley left the Tribune to run for the Presiden-
cy, and now they say that Schuyler Colfax isgo-
| ing to leave the Vice Presidency to run the Trt-
| btiie.-M. T. Herald
Stokes swears to sensation slingers that his
mania for Mansfield was manly, and that she is
now studying in France for the stage; and Stoke
/ remaining attorney asseverates that II Stokes
continues to let the reporters interview him,
| Stokes may get one of them to defend him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

SINGULAR OoINo1DEECE.-An accident befel
A. ii. Laws and l. @. Calvert, as they were dri-
wing to Elkton, the other day, upon the very
spot where the wife Of the former was fatally
injured Their carriage ran upon mound and
thew were both thrown out, receiving slight
bruises. The report that Mr.. Laws was carried
to Rlkton in dying condition by four men, is
without foundation.
DEoEAsED.-James Smith, the accidental
breaking of whose thumb and subsequent at
tack Of Iockiaw h as already been noticed in the
COMMERCIAL, died. on Friday morning, be
tween A and o'clock. His remains will be
buried at Christana, on Sunday afternoon, to
proceed from Newark at o'clock.
IoE-The ice crop is plentiful, and the ice
houses arc being filed from the creek!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

On Monday evening, that pathetic and affect
ing drama, Uncle Toms Cabin, which never fails
when well rendered, to draw tears Of sympathy,
As well as 10 provoke shouts Of laughter, will
be presented. at the Opera House, bya Com.
pany under the management Of James Ward.
Seats may now be secured at the bookstore Of
Boughman, Thomas, q Co. The cast OF charac-
ters, the management assure us, will be full and
unexceptonAble. ..a
The Programme will be issued, on Monday
evening, for the Uncle Tom performance ct the
Onarn HnuAa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

TO Ule Edll0r 0T Ule C0nlnlefoldI'
There seems to be disposition in the minds
of the friends OF Professor West, to make him
insane yet no one admitted such g theory until
after he had committed one Of the most horrible
murders Of colored man, that ever was commit
ted in theState. II seems useless to be saying 80
much about the cause Of the deed one thing is
certain-it was done, either by him or some one
else II is very tiresome to find in almost every
paper printed in this city something about Prof
West 8 supposed insanity" by his friends; it is
enough to think ofthe brutality he committed /;
whetherln self-defence or under any other cir
cumstsnoes possible, we can only exclaim
Horrible |" HUMANITY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

Thursday afternoon as a train was passing
along the Front street railroad near Peun street,
the horses attached to a carriage containing a
gentleman and two ladies', were frightened and
ran or The carriage broke and its occupants
we're thrown out, injuring one Of the ladies' ser
iously. I'll
ment Oompanys lands, and the third which this
company has built during the last season is now
ready to be rooted in a.,
A very successful fair and festival in aid Of the
Ridley Baptist church was held during Wednes-
day and Thursday OF this week, at the new hld-
lev Park Hotel. Large numbers from Philadel-
phia, Darby, Kingsessing and Chester were
present. An extra train was run for their ac'
commodation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The present passenger station Of the Whining
ton Western road on South Market Street, is
clnvenient enough, in most respects, but access
to it is always liable to be interrupted by trouble
with the drawbridge over the Christiana. Yes
terday morning, a number Of passengers hur-
rying to meet the 1910 train, were caught on the
North side OF the bridge with tho draw open,
a I'd came very near being left. That Union De-
pot, gentlemen-when are we to have that Un-
ion Depot Why postpone the good time1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

Coin WEATHER AND IcE.-The cold weather
of the past few days has CONCEALED the rivers in
this latitude, and navigation has been greatly
interfered with. The Susquehanna is frozen up
Port Deposit, yesterday. At Baltimore, the Bay
steamers we're obliged to return yesterday, but
the Delaware is still open. The Chesapeake d
Delaware canal is also open, and the ErTicson
steamers are able to get through. In the Chris
tiana the ice is rendering navigation more diff
...lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

Skin y Gaylord at the Opera House, this eve
ming.
Protracted meeting begins at st. Pauls M. E.
Church, tomorrow evening,
The "Calithumpians" performed at Seventh
and Windsor Streets, lost night.
Charles 0'Oonnor lectures at st. Peters Cath
oilc church, tomorrow evening.
Father Burke's lecture was postponed, last
evening, on account of his illness.
Quarterly meeting at Grace Church, tomorrow.
Rev. j. d. Curtis, Presiding Elder will preach.
DIR. Walter r. Way publishes card in the Bal,
timore american, oorroborating the testimony
Cf a correspondent Of the COMMERCIAL, published
Yesterday, touching his sanity. The Dr., says he
las never purchased the right to manufacture
Vests gas and does not use 1t at all, q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The Alabama troubles, through the calm and
sensible advice of U. s. Attorney General Will
liAms, are likely to be composed. Word has
been received in Washington, reporting the 40
ceptance by both the rival "LegislAtures." of his
plan Of compromise. So much more for the Ad-
ministration policy Of Peace and Arbitration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

a despatch from Columbia, South Carolina,
elect Patterson was committed to jail He was
arrested bylJ Justice Kirk, on affidavit Of Assem-
blyman Miller. ,.and Immediately baied. The
Justice was deposed by unanimous vote of the
Legislature, and the Assemblyman has disap-
peared, to avoid arrest on a charge of perjury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, u Al
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA.

Cotton held firmly; 19Sz6D2O9<. Flour steady !;
superfne "a 50@550; extras S606 80; Penn
sylvania extra family SS75. Rye flour held at
s5.5O@6. Wheat demand light holders firm ;
Red $1.85@1.88 amber $1.9O white 1880
S2.10. Corn dull ; new yellow 5S@62c old do.
66c mixed western 65c. Oats improved demand,
white 5OCG53c mixed 46@47c. Whiskey limited
demand &c. Gold 1I2h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The office Of the Times, at Troy, N. Y, was
burned last night.
It ia proposed to reduce the wages OF the en-
ployees Of the Chicago Gas Companies 30 cents
per day, and a strikeis threatened on Monday
The steamer Baltimore from Bremen, seven
days overdue At Baltimore arriyedin Chesapeake
yesterday.
The testimony in the trial Of jesse Uppercue,
for the murder of his aunt in Baltimore, has
closed, and the case was argued before the Jury
yesterday. His acqnittalis looked for.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The virginians thank President Grant for his
encouragement of James River and KanAwhA
Canal enterprise and he expresses his hopes
that it will bO promptly completed. Ultimately,
he thinks II is sure to be.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The Attorney General telegraphed yesterday
to Now Orleans that it would be useless for the
Yarmouth Committee to visit Washington, as
the President would not change his decision in
the matter ff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The Charges Of fraud having been made in
Boston, 1t is thought there will be recount OF
the entire vote for Mayor. We have no doubt
Mr.. Pierce the Republican candidate was legal
L., aIaotad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

3D. THE r. n. sTRIaE oANARDgi W y
The Rumored intended strike Of the railroad
employees proves unfounded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

Judge Kelley urges the House Committee on
Appropriations to give an appropriation TO the,
Centennial Celebration. The proposition will
be opposed, but we hope the Judge will carry it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

YE-SPEAKMAN -on the 11th inst, by Friends
ceremony, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
% Pusey 2. Bye TO Carrie Speakman, both OF Pnila-
delphia. .t.. ...
Rev. Root w. Todd, Mr.. - Pennewl and
Miss Matte Riggin, both Of this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
$3.50. P. M.


GREAT FLOOD AND DEsTRuonoN OF PROPERTY.
.-.-- t'." '- " PARIS, Dec. 13.
A part Of Lille is inundated, much OF the
county is devastated crops are destroyed, bridges
are washed away, and factories are closed in con-
sequence OF flood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The House Judiciary Committee have agreed
to report bill increasing the Presidents sal
ary to $4,000 per annum, after March 4th, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

TRANsrERRED. Rev L. G. Matlack has been
transferred from the New Orleans Conference to
the Wilmington Conference, and stationed at
Elkton, where he will preach December 22d.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The Board of OanvAssers Of the Florida cleo
torl finished their count, yesterday, giving Hart
1896 majority. The Republicans elect the Lieu
tenant Governor and both Oongressmen, and
claim majority in the Senate and in the
Hnusa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

The steamship Commander left Quebec, No
vember 3D. for Queenstown, intending to call at
Sydney, Cape Breton. As she has not appeared
at the latter place. it is feared she has been lost
in the Gulf Of ST, Lawrence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

Eight bodies Of the victims Of the Fifth Ave-
enue Hotel horror remain unrecognized at the
New York Morgue. Should they remain until
Sunday, they willbe inferred by charitable soci-
eties in Calvary Cemetery. -..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

Vice President Oolfax is in New York to con
suit with stockholders of the New York Tribune
concerning the offer made to him OF the chic
editorship Of that paper. st.....
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14
4 w. sTIpHAM q SON. .u
fteal Estate Agents, Auctioneers
No. III East Fourth Street,
t. 'l..s-. g WILMINGTON, DEL.


.- ,'- Public sale.
Will be sold at Public Sale, on Saturday Dec. l4th
at 6 O'Clock, at the auction room OF L. w. Stidham
a Son, substantial frame house, situated in the
city OF wilmington, on Townsend street, near TO A
street House is is by 2S feet; az stories with
BACK building 10 by IL feet depth OF lot 100 feet; (;
stable ia the rear; well OF excellent water and
pump Also three adjoining lots Il feet by 100 feet
Property belonging TO Penn Loan Association.
Terms of Sale e:-10 per cent. on house and ~ per
cent on lots on day OF sale; balance on before
| tit.e VIII be made for same. 80
For any informa ion respecting property, call on
Messis. VIM. H. Pierce, President, David Woolman,
Treas, or Wesley Talley, Sec. dec.b-'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

AIONE BUT the very best qualities OF Anthracite
~ and Bitnminous coal dry and well screened,
are delivered IRON the yard and sef-screening bins
Of GEO. W. BJ SH. French-St Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14

~ p. CRuBB,
IL BOOTS And SHOES sOT Market street,
Your patronage solicited ie2s-ly
WTnEELER a. WILSON
w SEWING MACHINES,
aprQs-ly sOl Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14
PHlLAD DELPHIA.
OUR sATuRD LETTER.

The Death Of Edwin Forrest the Greatest Of
American Actors-A Summary Of his Career
Personal "Reminiscences His Rnduranoe-His
Business Habits-Hia Lonely Life, Etc, Etc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-14
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Lumber, Horses, Wagons, Ktc.

The highest cash price paid for all kinds of
second hand furniture by l. W. StidhAm Son,
Auctoneers, Ill &. Fourth street., wilmington, Del
Also, all kinds Of secondhand furniture for SALE
Oct2o-3m
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA.

sr. I0rIs. April 30.
D.. Jonx BrLL.-Dear Sir. knowing the efficiency
your Sarsaparilla and the healing and beneficial quail
ties i, possesses, send you the following statement Of
my case.
aud confined for six months. Being moved Of
ten. my wounds have healed yet have sat up
moment since was wounded. | am shot through the
hips. My general health is impaired aud need some.
thing 70 assist nature. have faith IN your Sar-
saparilla than anything else wish that 10 be genu-
inc. Please express me half dozen bottles and obge
CAPTAIN q. =. JOHNSON,
p VI. johnson was the Of skillfn, Surgeon
Ills mother recommended her friends and for many
years used my SarsanarilIa with perfect success III
Scrofua and FrycrsursS Mrs. johnson that the
cures effected were almost miraculous Read my Irur.
nal for extended information and advice in your cas-,
Ny Journal contains certificates 81 eminent persons
ministers aud medical nicnnsn who known here IN
this community for integrity aud yesacity. have re-
Gently received most Remarkable, certificate from an
eminent Gentleman Of Louisville. JOHN HULL.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS,
Great Remedies.
DIR. JOHN BULL IS.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
B-UCII U F.!
COMBINED WITH
Bromide Of k'Ota sni ;,ssl.
?vssTAs A 's9TTls Asssy CAREFUL!
Read Directions.

DIrHu Is \ srlNt-LANT, and Of itself may fai to
e:fcci cure bli Bnclu. whtn ssivr.iiicgisA cin-
hEri With Bromide At Potassium and other ngredcuis.
produces seatNe effect and causes h,althy acti..
thus increasing the low ~ digestion. al.r,ig rria-
lien reducing all unnatural sNclirg. stripping lan and
a.i causing the ssrars 'nd nutrimsnis IN
The han body Ia he greater than the wastes thus pre-
venting decomposition and decay. and gives n.Grisl-
m,ni. ,.ealih ana yigor t. II system.
Ny ElIir j. good Tor all dis arising irrlr *
such weakness ard Pain ia the Back ald legs
Troubling IN the region Of the Heart, Neak Nerves
raiid Cuunenauce IryAess Of the skin. Scfu.uln.
syphilis IN its many forms Ulcers. and II ncrs
and diseases. relief is al hand. Get bottle of my
lrchu aud Bromide Of Potassium at and you may
rely on being cured.
know just what say. Ny record Conpounder
Of Medicine Is second 10 no man IN the Southwest.
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago. my fellow -citizens
know full well, found me behind thu prescrl ton
in the city in which dwell. have cured more pee
pie OF various diseases than all the ply scian in Louis
Vile pun together. Undoubtedly. for every single pa
teni ina, any Louisville physician has have hundred
am no upsart of yesterday. Ny Medicines sue
great Louisville II not large enough foI
me TO bavn competitor. l molrpolize the Whole ale
Patent Medicine Trade here One and another has tried
by copying after me here in Louisville. to compete will
me hut after another their guns have been sencel
aud their efforts have been ahcrtive.
My Medicines good aud answer The rurrnse-tha
Is the secret If my success. My reputation coin
poIider Of good reliable articles j. fully established
believe my Buchu and Bromide of Potassium il til,
hest article in the market fer the Of al. dseas
cs Of the urinary gcnito-urinarv organs such %
Nocturnal lncontinence. Irritatiy f the Bladder
rrethra inflammation OF the Peyis Of the Kidney and al
thai class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. r>e direction
in all cases. JOHN BULL, M. ID.
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II
HENRY r. HELMBOLD'S IMPROV-
ED ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed FACE WASH, and will be
found the specific remedy IN every species Of Cuaneous
Affection. II speedily eradicaes Pmple-. Spots Scor-
butte Dryness. iniuatons Of the Cuanecus Membrane,
etc. ipes Re!ness and incpien inflammation Hives
Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness Of Scalp skin. Frost
Bites. and all purposes for which Saves or Oinnents
are used: restores the skin TO state of purity and
softness and ENSURES continued healthy action TO the
tissue of Us vessels. on which depends the agreeable
clearnrss and vvacity Of complexion much sought
AMI admired. Bat however valuable rs a remedy for
existing defects Of the skin. H. I IIclmholds Rose
Wash has long sustained It's principal claim, to unbound
ed patronage by possessing qualities which render IL
ToLFr ArrESpAsF Of The most Superia,. and Cong-n.
al character. combining In elegant formula those
prominent requisites SANITY and Effic,cythc nvari
able accomplishments uf H. useas Prrservavc and
Reifeshar Of the conplcxn. IL excellent Lotion
for diseases % Syphtic Nature. and Injection
for disc % the Urinary Organs arising from habits
If dissipation. used IN connection with the EXTRACTS
BrrHr. SlRSAPANiI.iA, aud CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS. IL such diseases recommended cannet be
surpassed.
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The Reading Railroad company
:aaTS i's President $4,000 per annuni.
ll,s Is the largest salary paid to any
railroad man IN the United States.
Either have mind enough To sneak
wen or Judgment enough TO keep silent.
-Ittakcs all our learning to be sim
pie.
X Ginitonv i pronounced the do
vouring sin of our age.
b,d marriage is like an electric
machine: II makes you dance, but YOU
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Hclmholds Extract Bnchu Is Diuretir and Blood
rirvn- nni all ~ arising from habits OF
si,spation. aud and mpruiences i'm life. inn
Dlr'fies of the blood etc. supsr>eing copaiba In at
a. Mons FOR which II i used! and ~vphiii'ic Affections
IN these diseases used in connection with Helrbold
rose wash.
LAD.fs
In many qec ions necniiari 10 Ladies. the Exrac Eu-
chu is unrfnaiei Nv any other r.neiy-as In choro
is retention. TIRE rlaritv panfinsSs Spnres ion
Of customary evaci'ioas liberated chirrus state al
fhe uterus lencorrhra whites. sterlity ard FOR al
nlplaini. incident fl. sex. whe'hc- arising from
in discretion or habits % disietfn. " 4. prescribed
extensively hy the most eidr, physicians aud mil
wives for en'eetisd aud delicate constitutions. ri both
sexes AMI al ,.es fa,en led with ay Of the above dis
eases symptoinsl.
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b U L l. S
w orm Destroyer
EXTRACT or A LITTER rLcM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT or 4 LETTER rlcM GEORGIA
vI.ANov, wALgrE Co., Ga.
jane 20
Da. joan Dt Li-D.ar SIR have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and lind ii wonde ul,y
efcacious II has not failed in sing. instance have
the wished for effect doing pretty large county
practice and have daily for article Of the kind
am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS =. CLEMENT. N. ID.
=. s. So unqualified and the tcsfiiio-
mails IN favor Of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space il entirely too small to tell it, Neriis.
II is an infaiibs remedy for Worms. Try II and be
convinced See my Journal for more. full description
JOHN BULL.
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N h

Fall and exniic directions accompany the ciicncs.
Evidence of tho responsible aud reliable charac
ter furnished appcati with hundreds of thonsa s
Of living witnesses. and upward Of no. 00J unsolicited
certificates and recomm enisory letters many Of which
FROM the highest sources, including eminent rhy A.
clans clergvncn, Statesmen etc The proprietor has
never resored I" their publication IN the
he oe< do this from the that his articles rank
as Standard Preparacns and do not need to be prop
nod IN nv certificates
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MANUFACTURE AND vESpEs or THE CELEBRATED

TINhc prophet celelrat cdici Jus ~ claim
for II ,upeFicrif, overall r.r.i.. ,voTo.er ~,
public for the Of igt
aud Fever Chils and Fever whether Of short lon,
Standing He refers to the entire estcrn and Suuu'l
western bear him Testimony TO the truth OF
the assertion. that whatever will fail to
II The direcris strictly follow ri - .-rcai
many cases single dose has bern sufficient for cure,
aud whvle families have lecn cured single ut.r,
with perfect restoration al III. genet. ~ heath. II H.
howcyc prudent and ia every erc cerain 70
IT its ia smaller dos. for Two
after he dea has been cle,k, especi ~, n i'll
fcult and long standing Usually. this mctrit
will require any aid to keep The els r.o otc
should the patient. however. require catirrc 'iea
cine. after having taken three four d. .> 81 tie u M
a sin gle dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sullelr:4t.
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JASPER. iSrisHA.

Y" buy chean, for mrnry ,,nvn.
Come u ia~r.r. irs tlet"wh;
'lrn'rs. AMI al HI want 10 iuy.
nrnil yonr srren-i i,la. ant it.N nish;
Tor :. kGell,l ha. fcrralr
TIE hy>f Plrws. ni,l,tAie ar rri ~
hgesit~. Carriages. >i.Nsr hri4iN.
Nfifa farming imi'l,nivn,s al rig!f
Tie NrShnrgN Vow 10 l,iiur y ode
,,ne one ami nj. los has, a trade.
teru.l lrMs AMI .uli.yaiors lfv.
N',N'hg machines end toHi co.. l.u.
W. s"ns. of MI kinds. reedy done.
1irA i,nt- we're SIRE are 20 one:
NIL nary rii.er llrrs ail n'ce.
81 iusi con-, IN, anA lca'n the prize:
Then II YOU don't want 20 nv.
There n hr no naisn twist you and l.
3. f,w .rull iohs have reen made. Icari,s>
WAosr >lcSe,> has depended on culA h,m
l'ri rriike lie prinirr--,o borrow Who ,ris.--
~ sf saii ip gi,e credit. ana Vel eail u us,.
With lah'r. >kih, gculrs 70 -urerimpl.l.
Nrs '9,nruotinoa,s make. which the PM lie
r'ra'rcnl.
AHi Wien " saccrl'lrd and got good
hut som hing else I've got to say,
20 not 'nslei ne ia the lay
When iron buy. ol lumber ~ you see,
Nothing hut n.cIey viii pay irnin me;
So cone aud pay The old aceount
And intke y new one. good and sound:
Now 10 not pui i on too far.
with m hcN IN .o,r pocket ard to snnre.
Ahd RENE inhrr. hesitate NOT To- say
iilp work We make mus rp q. r.
ri -. 10Y SEBASTIAN ErrIIEI.
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Henry T. Helmbolds Genuine Prepar
atoms

Delivered to any address. Secure from observation
Established upward of Twenty Years Sold Nv Drug.
ss everywhere. Address letters Tor Information m
'enhdence to HENRY 7. HELMBOl.D, Druggist and
'heuSt. ~
Only Oepots: VI. Hcimbod's Drug Chemical Were.
house No a9i broadway. New York. to N. r. HELM
WIns Medical Depot, 1ot South Tenth Street. Phiis.
elphis. Pa.
Bvw w. ~ couSrrnvr,rs. Ask f.r uEyRv T I,rt,M
'#o'pS' rAKr No or"sa Feb. IL, lilly.