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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-08-23

STAINs.--If you have been picking
or handling any acid fruit and have
stained your hands, wash them in clear
water, wipe them lightly and while
they are yet moist strike a match and
shut your hands around it so as to catch
the smoke, and the stain will disappear.
If you have stained your muslin or
gingham dress, or white pants, with
berries, before wetting the cloth with
anything else, pour boiling water
through the stains and they will dis
appear. Before fruit juice dries it can
often be removed by cold water, using a
sponge or towel, il necessary. Rubbing
the finger with the inside of the par
ings of apples, will remove most of the
stain caused by pairing. Ink also, if it
be washed out or sOppod up from the
carpet with cold water Immediately
when it is spilled, can be almost entire
ly removed.
Look OUT FOR TIE SCAMP. Chief
of Police Knapp is in receipt of letter
from gentleman at Roaring Branch,
Pa, warning the public against swim.
dler calling himself j. G.. Saxon, pre-
tending to be Mason, Odd Fellow, and
Knight of Pythias. He is travelling on
the "make" and obtaining sums of
money by representing himself as a
postofiice detective. He borrows the
money and promises TO return it with
in twenty-four hourss When the time
is up he isn't there. lie is of medium
height, sandy hair, heavy moustache
and has lost. his right arm, but wears a
false one with glove on the hand,
dark coat and pants, white duck vest
LeghOrn hat. lie also carried linen
duster. When he left there he obtained
about IL 500 of two parties. Look out
for him.-Einaira gazette.
DURING thunder storm at Sunbury
on Tuesday of last week, the City Hotel
was struck by lightning and the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Drumheler, was knocked
down by the shock, but, fortunately,
escaped without serious injury. A sor
Of Mr.. Charles Garrnger was knocked
off from a wagon and stunned, and one
Of the two horses which he was driving
was instantly killed and the other some
what singed. The same discharge OF
electricity struck fence near by shiv
lering it.
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The only store in the county where
you can get De LANES by the pound is
+. w. Hartman's. Price rs cents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-08-23

A EEEGLoUs SEAsoN.-Glorious and delightful
as the summer weather is, its tropical heat is
severe trial TO the vital powers. Even the
strongest are sometimes 0rostrated by its effects.
The common phrase applied to this condition of
the body Is general debility" Now, general
debility arises ON, and includes variety of
ailments. The liver Is more or less affected, the
bowels are either constipated too much r
laxed, the stomach but half performs the work
of digestion. the appetite is poor and the spirits
depressed. This is what is called general debili-
ty, 1t Ia q general disarrangemont of all the
physical functions, and requires as n remedy n
medicine that will regulate them all. Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters is especially adapted to
fined 10 single organ. If the liver is affected,
1t restores its tone II the stomach is 1rpid, IL
regenerates 1t. If the nerves are tremulOus and
weak, II braces and reinlorces them, II the
mind, which ever sympathizes with the body, is
gloomy and despondent, it relieves thedlficulty,
and soon brings the whole mechanism OF the
body into harmony with the laws OF health.
There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere in which the utility of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters as tonic, corrective, and anti
bilious medicine is not known and ap )reciated.
Throughout the Tropics IL is COnsdere, both by
the pcople and the profession, the STANDARD spe-
all climates, Ii Is especially suited to the conf
plants generated by the weather, beng the pl.-
est and best vegetable Sjtmuieut in the world
Beware OF the BIttcr5 made OF NCld and dam
gcrOuS materials Which uus runJ.olS parties
are enGeavoIIng } 10 st upon tie people, .Der
name is legion, and the public has no guarantee
that they are not poisonous Adhere TO the tciCd
remedy, HOstgttCrs Llttels, sold only in glass,
and never in Kegs or barrels n5lwi
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-08-23

Arrangements were made for the or
ganization of Campaign Clubs and in
futherance Of the plans the Chairman
appointed Tuesday evening Aug. Goth
for meeting at Light Street and We'd
nesday evening Aug. 2lst for meeting
in Buckhorn.
The Committee then adjourned to
meet on Tuesday September Sd, at one
o'clock, in bloomsbury.
The members of the Vigilance Com.
mittee are desired to meet as soon as
possible to decide upon the time and
place to hold meetings in their respec.
tive townships and to notify the Chair
man of the County Committee of their
decisions, in order that speakers may
be in attendance.
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4 DMINISTRh'FOR'S NOTICE..

"A HsTATE or PETER sTRIu.gE rro'n.
Letters OF Accumulation on the estate of
Peter Stricher late OF Catawissa township, Col.
nmp!a GGnnty, deceased, nEye pten gafted by
lnelteHlStCr or satd county o. NiIau J. Ectl,r
Catawissatwp. All persons hay lng cla ms against
the estate Of the decedent az requested 10 prp,
sent lheil Tor settlement, ana these indebted to
the estate to make paylaent to the uuderslullrd
administfaiori without delay.
HIRAM j. REEDER
holWO' Administrator.
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IN pursuance of a Resolution of the
Democratic County Convention the
members of the Standing Committee
met in this town on Saturday August
18th.
On motion, David Lowenberg was
duly elected Chairman and w. G. Nc
Kinney Secretary of the Committee for
the ensuing year.
John G. Quick moved that there be
as many members of the Vigilance
Committee appointed from each town.
ship which was agreed to. There was
then appointed the following
Vigilance Committee.
Beaver-Geo Dreisbach, ChaS. Michael, H.
lIinterliter.
Benton-J. j. McHenry, b. J. Case, Jas. Con-
Berwick-Isaiah Bower, c. b. Jackson.
Bloom, East-M. Millard, Jno. B. asey, Saml
Bloom West-M. Eyerly James Sterner.
Briarcreek-Chas. Reed, Geo Miller, Geo. NJ
Catawissa-M. b. v. Kline, VIM. Snyder.
Centre-Wm. Miller, Ed. Hartman, Saml.
Bower
Conyngham, NorLh-
Conyngham South
Fishingcreek-L NJ. Crevcling, Cyrus Robins,
Silas McHenry Chas. Ash.
Franklin-Moses McHenry, Washington Parr.
Greenwood-Frank Dcrr, q. w. UT, Jackson
Leidy.
Hemlock-T. ]. Vanderslice, b. Il, Wagner
VIM. Wintersteen.
Jackson-Henry Wagner, Daniel Young.
Locust-Elas Greasy, Daniel Stine, Jno. Sny-
der. Geo. Getty.
Madison--Richard Demott, DIR, II. j. $ sisllcr.
j. NJ. Girton.
Maine-Jeremiah Longenberger, Jno. Nuss.
Mi1iin-
Montour-N. Mouser, p. A, Evans.
Mt. Pleasant--Wm. Miller, Jno. Mordan, Sr.
Orange--H II. Kline U, Ii. Ent.
Pine-L. y. German, VIM. Karshner, AMI
Craig.
Roaringcreek-Jno. Moury.
Scott.-J. s. Bachman, Il. j. Millard
Sugarloaf-Alonzo Albertson, Clinton Cole.
A FRO annannonf, xIoro ,,,alo fo,. tl,. o..
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Old Established COaI Yard.

Spaulding's Glue mends everything
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GROUND RAW BON
4 UDITOR,s NOTICE

n ODI IOIs . INOIINL
~ ESTATE OF sAYILLA PEALER DECD.
The underS igned appointed Auditor to dis
tribute the funds in tine hands OF the Admins
traitors of the estate of savilla pealer deceas, d
VIII meet the parties interested at his Office ii
the town of BloomsDurg on Saturday August SIS,
ls72, az ~ o'clock A. m, when ANA where ali per
the Auditor or be forever debalred frora conIin.
in for said fGnd,
,,. SAMUEL KNORR,
hoIWl' Auditor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
Throw in ReInforcements.

The q ade Of Life Is In state OF siege al
through the year but never more closely invested
than In mid-wintr. The liver Ia usually somewhat
torpid, and the bowels more or less constl 9ated at
this Season, and dyspepsia assumes its most aggra
vated form in cold and wet weather. In short, the
sluggish system seems inclined 70 intermit or shirk
s1me Of its most important duties under he innu-
ehce Of a low temperature, and requires wholesome
stimulation. The spur required is Hostett.rs So
mach Blters, the only medicine which quickens the
action Of the secretiye organs, and brings out the
latent vitality Of the system, without creating any
feorile symptoms or the slightest nervous excite
ment
The great vegetable Tonic Is not recomm- nded as
a specific fvr coughs colds and consumption
Held being left open 70 the concoc 'ers Of prepara-
tons which can not by any possibility rea the
lungs but as specific for the constitutional and
physical weakness which ilyite pulmonary disease,
1t is literally infalltDle The most nsldious and ter
rDle enemy Of human life IA not disease Itself but
the weakness which anJrd, It opportunity to
gain firm hold u the vital system. Remember that
stamina, vital encr, the lie principle, or wha.
ever yCu may ch pose to cal the resistant power
which battles against the causes " disease and
death, Is the end aegyord heIith II Ii the gar
rlson pi the human fortress and when II WAKES weak
the true policy Ia 70 throw In relnfor teTneuts IL
other words, when such an emergency occurs com
neuGr a course Of HOstettcrs Bltt'rs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
Hoeieue..
,rrrrrxas rHr.ETrxrxa.

Asylum Lodge, No. %. o. o. F., at Old
Fellows Hall, 80 and King Streets
Good Intent Division. No. 3. 5 Of T.. At Hall
sth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle. B. L. C. A Hall 5O4 Market
street
jefferson Dramatic Association, 3, Room IN
slver's B1iliing, No. 5ll Market street.
Lincoln Lodge No. 8. K Of p. at knights Of
PythiAs Hall 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No /, g. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. u, / o. G. T.. at 5ih
and Market stTeets. -
Delaware Encampment, No. /. l. o. o. T., Al
Odd FeloEa' Hall, Sd and KING streets.
Delaware Degree Council. No. l, o. L. A ".
At Mechanics Hall. 2l9 King street.
Lafayette Lodge, No. Il, A ", At MGsoni il
Hall "a Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
Bs.ine.. and Trade Report.

WILMINGTON, Jan. Is.
There we're received bY the W r. Railroad
seventeen czrs VI coal for Geo. W. Bush, two
for shipment 10 Middletown. Del. two cars 10
Newark Del. and tao cars for W. 4 4 Co.
Vs. & H. X. K. Frsigbts.-Three cars Of iron.
for PbilAdephis via Bushs Line one car load
Of scrap iron for the Lobdell Car Wheel Co.
r. ". q b. r H. Freigiis -TEo cars u corn
for Wm Lea Sons. Five cars Of blooms, from
Baltimore TO Costesyilie. One car Of iron scales
from Seidel 4 Hastings TO COnzhohocken. Jes-
sup & Moore, one car load Of paper to their
warehouse in New York Three cars Of coal for
Diamond State Iron Co. from Baltimore. one
car Of pig iron for the Lobdell Car Wheel Co,
from baltimore One car of wheels from the
I0bdell Car Wheel Co to Baltimore. J Mar
shall L Co. one car Of sheet iron 70 New York,
One car Of barrel slaves from Iyhehbu-g, Va.
to p Mcdowell
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

Another light fail Of Enoz.
The Poultry Exhibition closes to-morroE.
Hampsy Dumpty a, the Opera House. this
evening
Tie organ Opening at West Church, this
evening.
TIE Grand Lodge, K,ights Of Pythias, meets
tomorrow.
The new Temperance paper viii make rs first
appearance. tomorrow.
The grsndyEine and Mutual Loan AssociA-
tons meet this evening.
Take look at the pretty things al the s Of
T. fair, at the City Hall
The children are delighted with thoss .eute'
puppies, at the poultry zhoE.
A new u P. Church a. Mt Olivet Kent c5unty.
Delasare, will be dedicated next Sunday
wn Gilbert snccseds John Dlckeg. A. pro-
prietJr Of the City Hotel. on Front street.
The Farmers Bank, At Dover. has declared a
dividend u Per cent. for the last six month";.
A '-SsckGs Festival will be held in the Mag.
nolia VI. E. Church On wednesday and Thursday
ne1t.
Tie third annual meeting Of the slOckholder'
Of the UliOn Loan Association sil be held to
morrow
Tie Directors of the Newark National Baul
| have purchased the building in EA.eh the Banl
| ia located.
special meeting of tie ltockholders of th'
! Delaware Loan Association will he held thu
evening att O'Clock
The FIRE alarm, sounded ct evening, Wa
esazed b the burning Of a marsh along tA'
/ Delaware, above tie mouth of the Christiana
HE nett proceeds Of the Poultry Exhibition
| ~in be donated 70 the Home for Fiendlez,
Children. The InAnageIs Of the show desir
| ouly 70 pay the necessary 1peuses, fhall rent
| printing, &c y and viii gladly hand over tn
balance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
alotifts in Bankruptcy,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE rSITEB
ESTATES FUb THE DIs1 RICI or DELAWARE.
Ia the ma ter OF
Benz. +. IaltDmus, Ia Bark rlplcy
Bankrupt.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Inc un1cralgned hereby gives motto. Of his ap
polntment an Assignee OF Benz. f. LattUmus VI Duck
creek Hundred IN the county VI Kent aud state Of
Delaware, within sad istric', who has been ad-
judged a ankrnpt Dn his own De iIion by the Dis
tlict CDuTt tf ali District.
Dated The l4tn day Uf Dec, a. D., 1872.
ANDREW }. COLLINS,
Janih-E2-4J Assignee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
8egtstGr's a]otirFs.


ID EGISTER'S OFFICE
HI NEw CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 18th, 1871
Upon the application OF / elcnt G. Hitler
Administrative Of Charles i. A. Hil.er, late Of VII.
mlngtOn CITY, In the said county, deceased
II IS ordered and directed by the Register
that tile ExecutriX aforesaid give notice 0f the
gTantngOf Letters ministratUn upon the Estate
OF the deceased, with the date OF granting thereof
BY causing advertisements 10 be posted within forty
days from the date Of granting such letters In six
OF the most public places Of the county Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands against
the estate " present the same or abide by an act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided And
also cause the same 70 be inserted within the same
period Ia the DAILY COMMERCIAL newspaper pub
ished in Wilmington, and TO be continued therein
three months
Given under the hand and seal of office OF
IL the Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New
Castle county aforesaid the day and year
above written Is. GIBBS, Regi.tc
NOIICE-AH persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested 10 the Administr tTx on OF before Dec.
l2th, 1914, or abide the act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
HELENA q. KILLER, Adminii tratrix.
Aduress, wilmington. Del janll-sm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
snlaII-Pox , Report.
BOARD or HEALTH.

BOARD OF HEALTH
WLMGsGTos, Jan. 10, 1872.
From the 5th to this date-seven dsys-thers
have been reported at this Office, the following
caseE
Yarioloid g. Small-Pox Total G.
on these we're white and colored.
AL we're adults
we're males and 2 females.
Sent 10 the Hospital, 4.
Present number in Hospital IL.
knmber Of deaths 2
on the ziz cases reported we're from Phila
delphia.
HESRY EcKEI.
President Board Health
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
fir Rtat.

-.op air -Two y,1y desirable bulIdinK lots
si,uafed on Ninth STR et between Jeneison Aho
Madlson Price low ald terms tasy' ,t5,s psYigp
t.,,s.t. s83 W. Ffiib street
NOR SAFE OR RENT SIX nye-r omed "a
BRICK MOI SEE on i9eT,Y + rg;k Fk .zsp a,si "a
.,a,fseoaim -'-'- Cfelegraph Buidng
ESOR RENT.-The NATIONAL HOTEL on &4
4 water ST. Apply 70 q. y; ~ ~ PoSlsr sts.
ESoR RENT-A STORE I'd DWELLING on MAJ
A,,n1sa,s. ~ s,fes'' APp' 1871 MARKET STREET.
W,OR RRST = The store IN the COMMERCIAL
Building, No =, W. Fifth street. now occupieu
a ,snis.tf : G'stt store AppP THIS OFFICE.
Ty0F RFST-Ths store AID basement o. No. ~
n 81 pley street now occupied ~ speakinan
Brs., suitable for plumber painisr oT uns nsi RR h
isn1o e.. No g0l King street.
WN0R sENT.--A thres-siory BRICK HOUsR, O.
II with all modem Improvements, NO. OBS n
nag ,ss!nn slufe' impure nsA' '' P. oUiGLEYz
EsOR REST The HOUSE No. al Marx { a.
street, containing fifteen rooms, gas, hat Ii
and e ia ater and ell conveniences. AipH 70
jsirs-n S II. srAATs, No, 40 shirley 81
V,lOR RBST-A three stOry brick dkellihg CON
taining ten rooms; water, ga, and pam IIoht
and side yard. high and healthy location on Sliph
AnpiV 10 HENRY ES3LlsH.
jsni0-ti 109 West sire t.
WNOR RENr.-First-ulass brick STABLE, and lot
II adjoining, on fourteenth street, near Market
Immtd ale possession Apply % subscriber on prem
iseA ian5-u JAhES n fhlIk-
WyOR BENT.-A truck farm. from nfteen % TWEEN
10 ty-nve acres, within ten minutes v AK oi fhhn
street bridge. Land OF FIRST quality, Win Cd
buildings Apply at Coal yari, -
deczIlm THIRD and LOMBARD Sis
SyTORE FOR RENT-NO II W. Ninth street
- also stOre fixtures for sale Inquire at Ils
MARKET Street feblSu GEO. VI. BALLoU.
VfOR REST.-stOre No. e05 Market street, run
10 ming through 70 shipleY street cine store now
5ccupied by us.) Also, large rooms In %, Sd. snd
ath stories, over stores co. and ., with good sr-
| ket street entrance
For sale, large stock Of fine walnut, parior and
| chamber furniture al extremely low prices. All III
want Of any kinds Of furniture should call soon Al
We Offering I'll our goods a. low pr es 20 clnhe
business. decl2u $. A 7, McCLAkY.
! NNoR RENT.-The large building No AIS Z. Front
| II street, Wilmington, Del lately occupied by
| Bent 4 Lea IS a Match Factory with steam powell
ness. Inquire Ct ThOs DARLINGTON,
decs II 50 Washington street.
/ NOR RENT.-House No. gi5 Delaware Avenue
/ VII sell a frame building on rear OF the lot, bull
for billiard room Apply %
| No. West Seventh street.
sep l6-u Wilmington, Del
| UNnR RENT.-iarmony Mills, aud Harmony Mill
| H Farm. Possession given the 25h day OF March
/ is72. Apply 10 MRS MARY T. CANDY,
! 900 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington
deci.lawd-&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
OmelnI EnehasEe.
srrr 70 ooxPEL TEE PKKFOENaxcK on rHE sIIF
rIATJON~


uLATfOSS.
very novel case Was trisd before Esqnire
Watson, on Thursday last James Counsr, NJ b
Ocheltree and r. X Jones acting ~ referees
The facts in the case are briefly these Allen
Smith. postal clerk in the mail car from Wash
ingtOn 70 New York, with q salary Of &l30O per
year, and J. T. Stroud. night clerk in The Wtl-
mington postofhcs. with a salary Of s700 per
year, made verbal agreement in the preeence
Of Mr.. W. n Pyle 10 exchange situations, bmiih B
agreeing TO pay Stroud e1c0 per year, to Be pad
monthly, out Of his salary an indueenent 70
exchange situations which sum was 70 be paid a
long a. both held their Offices. Zach party secur-
ed the situation for his successor snd smith
paid the 600 agreed upon At the expiration Of
the first month Shortly Afterwards smith :
salary was reduced to SlOOO per annum, and be
thinking this ADnulled the contract, refused 70
make further payments. although be wAs again
commissioned About six weeks thereafter at :
salary Of sl200. stroud brought suit againsi
Smith. and the case was argued before the re-
ferees By Bird for plaintiff and Sislds for de
feni&nt Both gentlemen displayed eonsiderAr
bic ability in eonducting the case and the con.
siderztion it demanded. The referees rendered
a verdict in favor Of plaintiff.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
obituary.
IosEPH E.cAAEDsoS, n.

We omitted, yesterday. to notice, in our rew-
coluInu. tbs decesss Of Joseph RieliArdson, Jr.,
had been for elgnfeen yezrs engaged in that
business here. aud was a member Of the Viii
miDg,On Morocco Exchange and also Of the
PililAielptia aud Wilmington Exchange bsth oi
which bodies attend the funeral in body, this
afternoon. He had been for some years suffer
ing from diseaae Of the lungs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

NEW BrIDisG PROPOSED. AT the meeting Of
the Friends Lyceum, last evening, it was pro-
posed TO appoint committee 70 consider the
feasibility OF procuring the erection Of a new
Building. one Of whose rooms should be for tho
use Of the l.yceum. The proposition met with
favUr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

fE-Exfspsfps Ftfrnffgrs stqys--lle EiieEton q
the pabIie Is called - The geFy large and gagled
atacf u fgrllfgfe Of j. q }. y. HaFlnan, No. 40
King stfeet There IL nothing equal u u 10 the
STATE u Delaware, ard pera0ns wanting furniture
FOR once 0r dwelling can dOaDilsss " z1e9InTao-
dated by tfns old a11 reliable drm. TneE make
their ONn g0ods and sell o. pnces a. l9H - tle Dsat
nLn.e. in tne larEe eILlea.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
Police csurt.

Tao colored boys were arrested, by officer
Buck, for lighting at 18th and Orange streets.
They had hearing, yesterday afternoon, and
we're fined tie costs, and held to bail each, for
900, 70 keep the peace.
There was one case for drunkenness before
the Mayor, this morning Fined 80 cents and
Costa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ranrsaa nsur~


EEufngfoB for FAfhadeipkda.
Aes. $40, lo-s9 a "a; 1asa. aos, Goo, 5s1. Tia
l9ao ,. n Sundays kso, le.a9 p. N
ERsasagton fsv yss Fsrk
Lse u. 1zss and ae ?. m
Eawhsgssa fv Balifaaev4
Iz.sa 100 and iaoa a m /; i.o5 and All p n
EfsaA9sa fer Hayf~osoa,
la15 a m (fFeisht vita passenger ear attaehep and
1e1a a mL GS ,. m craeEe 10 : La p. N tan
70 GeW Csatie-l
wasafastoa fo~ esrfesvflk He4da1e, Bethlshsus aHf
F5ftsvi1<
sse, ana 1oso A m N ands.og@ n
Plaadslphaa M sppf-gton,
sBs1I.aa aHd Ifl45 a n z99. AOq s.9o, 10, s.co
a1dIIsg p. N. egndays $50. 1l.se p. N.
zss5ls arSfse b6a4 DsEas4srs r. r.,
ssI tfron Sew Casrel i1f5 a N; s-sa, io.0o D. m
tine later E1blect 70 ce.ayz-l
TTafss a5rfss from v. 4 r. r. p.
sz1 a n 40 rs and E Is ,. N
~ be ane tables f0s further paFtioaiaTA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

~ lfasqn 4 HaDilt1 Crean n = ceiahraied o.
vsng-Jnts CoFnpzuy aTe the leading makers q the
world doing l4Fgs buEineAs 10 the prlncl pa citf
Of EuTOpe, e. Heil as a. home. hey make several
tines A. many organs any Oinef maker. Prices
reduced hiIo- OtL 800. 81 - 80 ami upaaTlz
Als0, Geo. Stock Cos Pisnus, Haines Bro. AID
BfadUurys Pianos FOR sale 10 Philadi lpbaA only
A. GOud 4 Fishers sZs Chestnut and 7fe Arch 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

fb-A Bsdutiful EOmdn.-The peFceptlge faculty
of Wou1en IL 1ausfly keener inan the sane pHreno-
logical organ In men. HUmen know that tesuty
rather than genius Is WOrEhPped By ls stsTheT SEX
Amanmsy tatk ~ BIs Bitter 10 his iadyslOge bnt ne
KeenneEs of the woman kDEs u AZ be- 10 talhEtng u
the former. Women are fond 81 admiration hence
one Of their UngiEgs "a - he beautiful. The grand
secret 0f female ae4uy - nea. b, The power y eat
digest ana aEsiniiale proper quantity 81 NhOe-
sgne food. Take FlSEGAR BlITEEs X vii cleanse
the stomach, tone She vital organs give perfect di-
gesiiOn Turiiy fhe oiLOd, lear up Tie complexion,
aud produce Hale " Aental aud physical electri.
city, Whteh gives EJnmetry VI form, bright eyes,
white skin, gilssY fair, atd Eenulne type Df fe-
male ioVelness, which 10 c9zLneiic can produce.
lAns-sW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

EB-T0 BIZ SDRB.--It is a fact pretty generally
knOgn amongst gentleinsn, especially Eeii-frt ssed
gentlemen that Onr German feloW-citizen, j. yhR II.
arlhaussn At No. as King street, il one Of The
Inosi capable and tasteful merchant tsiOrs In The
Lity. lie now haz On hand yefy nice ass0rtInsnf
Of goods for winner wear, some Of extra qaallty
and mostly parchased peilre the rise N the market
and persons wanting clgninz maze promptly, and
HatEizct0ry az 70 NJ and price should call On him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

ID ER- Poadtsy.-AA soOd supply Of Turkeys Geese.
DOCKS and chiekenz Gt he RzEMfrs AAfket. hishth
Ard Orange
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

ErrRa AEErlSas.-A series Of extra meetings
were begun Al Grace II. L. Church on Sunday
evening last, and aill he continued throughout
the ucel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-16

Il1s;z F1R AsED ToMKS.-The Treasurer ac-
ku14ie9seA the following sums received for the
lev bG4idlag From Ml=z S4hillA Stone, 1900,
-seond p1yiAen; Mrs. samuel McClzry. $50
Me-srs " r A Fl Ga1se go II. 6 Eistt.
Is Mi-- II A EsiAh s.