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HELMBOLDS

EXTRACT BgCHU
FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM ExCEssKs
Oh EARLY INDIsCRKTIoN,
sttendedwith the following symptoms: Indispos
ten to Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Memory
Dif2eulty Of Breathing, General Weakness, Horro,
OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror Of Death, Night sweats, Cold Feet, Wake
fulnese, Dimness Of Vision, Lsnguor Universal Las
situde Of the Muscular System, Often Enormous An
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing Of the Body, Dryness Of the Skin, Paiid Counte
nance and Eruptions the Face, Pain in the Back,
Beaviness Of the Eyelias, Frequently Black Spot.
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary suffusiop
and Loss Of Sight, Want Of Attention. Great Mobil
~, Residences, with Horror Of Society Nothing ia
more desirable to such patients than Solitude, ana
nothing they more dread for fear Of themselves nc
no repose Of manner, esrnestness, speculation
but = hurried transition from one question 10
another.
THESE SYMPTOMS, IL ALLOWED TO 90
Os-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY
REMovEs-sOOE FOLLOW Loss OF POWER.
FATUITY AND EPILRPTIC FITS. In ONE or
WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During the superintendence OF DR.. Wilson a, the
BloomingdAle Asylum, this sad result occurred 10
two patients. Reason hAdfor Q time left them and
both died Of epilepsy They were Of both sexes. g..
about twenty years OF age.
Who can that thesg are not freq uepti,
followed BY those direful diseases, Insanity and
Consumption The records of the Insane Asyium..
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witness to the truth Of these assertions I'm
Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibitio,
appears. The countensnce 10 actually soSdep ana
quite desttute neither mrth nor grief ever visi,.
IT, Should sound Of the voice occur Il Ia rar.v ar
ticulste.
"with wofukmeasures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grietbexuiledn
While We regret tbs existence Of the above a.
eases and symptoms, We prepared 10 offer an
valuable gift Of chemistry for the removal Of the con-
sequences.
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RY d. H. WARNER,
- ReIl LIate Broker and huctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PlOPFRTY

IN SQUARE 214
Ira by virtue II - Ce.d of trust. dated Dec -,
go so, and re rd.d in Fiber NJ 64, folio l22,
s- &c OF the land r, cord, for the county Of
Ns-hing on, u. G., ard by direc in # the party
secured thereby, viii sell puSlic sale in front
of the PREMISE. on MONT hY. the 19sh day of Feb
mary, A p los2, n . Clrok Lot numbered
(63l sixty Ihrt in ALI and FalcDner sutdv
~ part e che east half o. square Numbered two
hundred and MY four "a in the city Of Wash-
Ing on, which subdivision is recorded in lihsr G..
B folio 10. together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms 0ne-haIf in c sh, Of which $50 must be
paid nj time sale; deferred pa ymsnts With inter
ct Al ter per cent sHnGm from dav IF sale, in
slS and twel months ami secured by de "a Of trust
on the premises Terms to be cOmpi ed with within
six da' after sale, therwise the Trustee reserves
the right 20 resell the property after ok =
rftire. At the risk and ~ Of the first purchaser
Do eds and stamp Mt cost Of purchs-er.
HENRY A. DtI pLEY. Trustee.
jsbL-2aw&ds B.H WARNER. Auct.
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pkoPOsALs FOB PAVING BRICKs-

fro1osals viii be received by the Board of Public
works until noon FKBRrAPY IsT isTS f1r f,roish
ing nmn MILLIONS OF PAVING BRICKS for
Inc ofieks must, IN all respects, be best auaIity
fnk oII As, add will be ins pected before sny ca
be eccep;ed or deiiye cred NY S>A
Inc 1iodeI must state the ice per thousand NJ
Ms siu aHo tnc Price pr thousand wheu del vereJ
during the sesso.. '' % required
Proposals will not be received for Lea, ,h., ,,.
million 81 bricks. and the mus, state IT, Uno
sr ths bidd able 10 furnish per month from ana
alter APRIL let, 1871 A anu
Ihe Bard reserves the right to reject any or all
Each bidder vii be required, before ,rs..,,,,.
DIS bid, 20 de with the Collector Of WAsh,ns.an
Sry,to The credit Of the Board Of Public Works, the
sam OF goo 'skibg receipt therefor, a guarantee
tLat n III "u'er into and carry ont the CONTRACT 10
sssded him, IN secordapce with his bid. The
honey a. depo-itsd will be refunded 10 the unsuc-
tss-ful btdders sfsr the award Of contract ana 10
10. conu actor II ter o mpleiioa Of the CONTRACT
Proposals. must be ensors I'd Proposals Tor pa rim
bneks and n n. be addressed 10 the Vice Presi
III 81 the Board ALEX. II. SHEPHERD,
PR ssH. ns
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RRIpAL AND IUNEBAL wREATHs, b.
u DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHOHs aud Stars
Preserved or Enameled In Wax. All kinds Of AIR
Braiding done, Ornamental air Work on (;is.s and
Pearl By MT. HkIEs, late q Boston, 20s sth st !,
near L. References Mrs. President Grant, Mrs
Admiral Goldsborough, w W. Corcorau, Gen XII
sey. Gen Tom pkins. Gen. Aiken janl6ly
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AUCTION SALES.
PEKEMPTORY SALE IN PHILADELPHIA.

ELEGANT CABINET FUPNIrrRE,
HENKRLs,
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
a February 3, at 10 O'Clock, at the Auction
W Rooms. will be cold without reserve, large
and elegant stock Of superior
CABINET FURNITURE.
- The sale will BE-. a. 10 he inv ariabie custom o
ht.srs. Henkels per- mptory, regar less Of price
- May be examined with catalogue two days
n THONls h SONS e., Auctioneers,
Nos. I3e and l41 south $th streat,
JT-F Phi'sdelphia.
DY LATIMER CLEARY,
- AuctirDeers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Pennsy lv anis ana llth n
Star Office Buildings.
AUCTION SALE OF ONE UUNrRFp AND
THIRTY OIL PAINTINGS. BELONGING TO
The AM HICAS ART UNION OF NEW
lORk, AND COMPRISING LANDSCAPE
BIOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL PItCsS
RI SOME OF 1HE most Accomplished
AkTISTs OF MOi'kRN sOII OILS
On TUESDAY EYEhlNG, Janusry Roth, and
wing ,N-Itnss. commencing 1T ~ O'Clock
We VIII cell at 94S p pDsylvsnia arenu., between
>" ana loih streets. sup.rb cO!lrcti n Of Oil
PaniinEs The fai tingS will he sold with the
mcs Viii are m .uut-d J. Cold
In Gallrry T. n W on Exhibition. Catalogues to
be had ~ the Exhibition X sorn
JZ-n l.epl LaTIME86 CbEARY, Aucts.
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10y GRFEN a WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d streets

TRUSTEE SALE OF TWO NEW BRICK
HOUSES OS STREET SOUTH. BETWEEN
NTH and SIXTH STREETS EAST, AT
IA On wEnNE>DAy. the 9TH dav Of Febru-
E.U -ry. u. 1872, at 4 clock o IN , 1 sh all sell
Ion the premises, BY virtue of a deed Of trust
dated the 26th day Of January, A. 1871, and duly
recorded in Liber No 60, folio 2g, Of the laud
T. cords fer Washington unity, in the District OF
umt1s, all that certain piece parcel of ground
s"tusted in the city aud District aforesaid, and
known A. and being all OF original lot numbered
two t2), in square numbered eight hundred and
forty 1927 the same ia laid down in the orr
gbai plat and plan Of said city together with all
the prove merfE. consisting Of two two story
sIG tss' ment Brick Houses and one Frame House
Terms: One half each; balance u 6 and - months
for no;es bearing interest and sfCur by deed Of
tut on the premises sold. All convey ancing and
r-NeI ne stamps at the cost Of the purchaser 500
down on each house at the time Of sale; aad if the
t.rmE are not compiled with within FIVE days after
tn cay OF sale. TIE Trustee the right
sell the properly 1T the ri and cost Of the ieauting
purchaser nv advert sing three times in some news
paItr -ublished 10 Washing op, in the District of
CrlnT bis. ,Et hGE ALA 3HAS, Trustee
janH-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

EtMIIV CITDDITEG
D Nv A|S 'S'o'
M EaLcLn q bHLk2ss
. WI
AT SEVENTH STREET,
D0~
CONSISTING IN PART or
London Layer Ksisins, in whole. half. a., .uarte,
Luxes ~ <"'''
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.

FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
B ISL sss - E |. I";: A-,....
c II A n PIO N G. Il &C X rs,
TEAS,
:. BLACK frinos, japan choice, Sc 70.
r..ios Young Hy.cn:" Japan. choisc.' Of I'll Japan
fsss,iT s,:ss Il: ss .s9 81 II T. D.
Moyane Gun ,e.dsI. only sIis !s
iaS isa Sf;i:: siR:sSs., ssi 3 80 b.
Rio, b sst. scs "a: Rio, So s,n IS
MAJ ioaibo, &c. -. Harioabo, &c. ID.
Old G0r'r1"e, aS Am sss rRUi 1ss.' se'
.' per- sss ess Is: p ss' cam
Breakfast Bseea. 10
Black kreb's 8. G. Shoulders 70.
No No i assi sM:ssher.l......::ss''!s kid
SILVER pIlcps----..--.--.--- nc, gs,'
Pofto aoo Sssssrs gal
Pratt's Astral OF at reduced rsses. ianisu
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
SEE PRICES
WE ys9ULD AGAIN REMIND THE PUs-
bIO THAT WE ARB SELLING
NEW VALENCIA RAIsINS, &c.
NRw LAYEB EAlsINS. 81 .....................ise.
CiTROk-cHOICE SC.
CITRON-BESf LEGHOKN, 56o.
NEW zANTx CURRANTs, at.......-.......-.. loo.
NEW TURKISH PRIMES, at.............. lsc.
TOMAT0ES-sib CAMS, lso
CoFFkES........---..-... Low
how
FLoUR-BEST EXTRA, "a bbI ssok, , at 90.
FLoUR-oH0ICE FAMILY. 4 Dbl. sask.J 2 rs.
FLOUI-BESf FAMILY, C1-bbI. ssck,i-- SO.
FLoUR-wELCHs BEsT FAMILY, at low rates.
| HAMs-CHefCE sUGARcUREp, at.....-....l4o
| HAMs-BEsT sUaAR-oUREp. at.......Iow rates.
| sHOULDERS-BEsT SUGAR -Og BED, at..sc
| sHoULpERs-PLAIN CURED, at.-....-....... So.
LARGE Took
Of everything iu our line, ct correspcaaiasiy
| Low PRICES.
ELPHONzO YoVNGs d CO.,
aRoCERs.
OoRSER NINTH AND + STREETS,
Under Masonic Temple.
hktMPf ~ sE2k RsSUNsS'{ i...s
HOLI Az 600 DIS.
We would respectfully call the attention OF on,
customers and the public generally to our large aud
well-selected stock of GOODS FOB THE Holt
DAYS, among which We would name, In part
| IMPERIAL LAYER RAISINS
LONDON LAYER RAISIhs. in whole, half and qrs
| VALENCIA RAISINS
| SULTANA RAISINS,
| CURRAETS, FIGS.
/ IMPERIAL PRUHKS, in I, and pornds
j COOKING PRIMES and DRIED rRuIr
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HOLIDAY GOODS
We would respectfully call the attention OF ou
customers and the public generally to our large AND
well-selected stock Of GOODS FOB THE Holt
DAYS. among which We would name, In part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAISINS.
LONDON LAYER RAISIhs, in whole, half and or,
VALENCIA RAIsINS
sULTANA RAIsINS.
CURRAETs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNKS, in 1, 2 and pornds.
COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau
WHITE HEATH PEACHES. in 3 ID. and s-lb. o.n,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
TOMATOES, in 2-lb. and slb. cans.
TtAAs BHEF. very nutritious article.
HUCKINs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. something new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES. all kinds
LOBsTERS, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOW
PRESERVES of all kinds, Gordon make.
ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PEOaNs, FILBERrs
BRAZIL suT TfR ERkN9CH kGEAsDx ls and
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY.
Very superior OLD BRANDT.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY,
GAfFy CELeBRATER PURE BYE WHISKY
PORT, ANGELICA, MUsCAT, SHERRY sns
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE wINBs
and . few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in tAs
Custom House At Georgetown, thereby g1arantssins
the purity OF the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low By
BROWNIN6 . MIDDLETON.
No. 6lh PkNNsYLvANIA AvBUUl.
decls-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotsa
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GoLDsh HILL.
This Popular FAMILY FLOUR in stors sad ssr
sale in lots to suit.
NEAL, MILL FEED.
BAL8O HAY end STRAW.
W n. GAIT co.,
dccl5'u IDdians avsaUe and lsf stres<
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AUCTION SALES.
FTTERE DAYS.
Rl NM. l.: WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
n New Marble Buildiny.D
Nos 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue

n New Marble Buildiny.D
Nos. 900 AID goa Pennsylvania avenue.
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT AVID NEARLY
Nm HnCsEHOLn ruRSITugE. CON
BsIwEEN sTH AND 1oru STRsETs. c M
kHS.kG ROSEW0OD OCfAyE PIANO, b
kSABS; PARLok SUI Is: IN Pill 81. LOVING
NurBEnsTEAns,R uREAUs. WASHStAN IS,
MhRnROBtS: HAIR MATTRESSES, fEArH-
ER BID PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS; SHEETS,
BLANKETS, COMFOR IS; LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICEs; LINEN SHADES; EXTENSION
TABLE; HAIkCLnTH SOFAS, HAT BACKS;
WALNUT AND OAK CHATRS; TOILET WARE:
co TaGE sETTS; FRENCH CHINA DINNER
IND TEA SETS; GLASSW ARE. CR0CKPRY
BRCSSELs. TApesTRY. THREE PLY AND
INGRNIN CARPETS, FLOOB AND STAIR OIL
CLOTHS, KITCHEN UTENSILS. REFRTGE-
kAToR, CARD Tables, &e., WITH NUMER-
W. commencing at o o'clocE, we will sell all of
furniture contained In House No. GIL III
ts'reet, between 9th and 10Th streets n. w i,
the owner breskinz mp housekeeping. The
furniture is nearly made by the best
in 'hs country, and is worthy the attention Of prl
The HOUSE FOB RENT. inquire of
J2S kepl W. L WALL CO., Aucts
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LOAN OFFICES.
EDUCATIONAL.

LDOOh IUN A ".
MIGHT SCHOOL J0lsssioal, Mathematical ana
~ English At DO. 1909 sTREET NJ ~.
M ia n second Door, commencing MONDAY EvI6-
REGULATIONS, Mondays, Wedpesdays ana Trta.x,
from 20 o clock D. m
PROF. y. A. sPRIHGEB, AN,
Principal OF West End Acadamv
nos I'M No. 1911 street n ".
EEGLIsH, TRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
IA sTITU1E FOR YOUNG LADIEs,
MS ANGELO JACKsON Princi,si
No. sls New York avenue. northwest se-s-iv
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TyN LAI1Mfk CLENKY.
- AuCtunR-Ts and Real Estate Brokers,
81 Gthwest oOrIsr Psnnsy ania and Nth street
! Star Office Buildings
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Try W. l.. WALL 4 co. ,AuctIoneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. 600 and 9O2 PeunsyIvania ave,

VALUABLE IMPROVED RDAL ESTATE ON d
STkkET SOUTH. 1ETWEEN THIRD AND
FoUR-AND.A. HALF sTREETs WEST ISL
AND, FOB SALE AT PUBLIC AU0rToS.
In the premises, on MOSDA AZ, the aSth day Of Of
JanuarZ. A. d. lS72, ct 5 O'Clock D. m, lot
No. 81 in ncWilliams' sub division Of square No
HS6 fronting 20 feet on south street and runnins
back BY that width 76 feet to alley, with thu i'm
ing.
This property is ir the immediate vicinity of III.
mae Raiirosd Comps "
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In 6 and
l2 months, with interest," thu deferred pay ne ma 10
be secured BY deed Of trust On the prope ~ sold
Stamps and conseyanees ut purchasers OK oense
SiW down when property IL sold.
y. Il. WHITE,
IUGENE nARUM. "a. A',ass1 s Of
jan20- eod&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucs.
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rTyHE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
Il FINE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or THs
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
ORGANIZED A 20 gST &c. 1879
once In shepberd's Ruilaing, 30 s0-< Pes,nsd.
vsais avenue. hOSkS hELLN. President
Nm S. TODD. Vice President
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary.
gCrpks.
J b Blake Wrn " Totf,
Nm. Wall, Charles gust
WIN e. Metgerotf, JOHN l. LaumaD.
Geo. y. Gulick, Nose. Kelly,
A. v. shepherd ocisH
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN
PRONED PROPERTY ON 10TH STREET
EAST CAPITOL, HILL

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me from Barrett
Van Fleet Ct TX, dated June II, 1871, and
-rscOrded in Lber No. 654 one of the and rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia and by the written
quest Of the party holding the note secured thsre
by, will sell for cash, on the prem ses, MON
De T. the goth day of January l572, at "A O'Clock
.. III , Lots numbered Twenty eight, Thirty four
and Thirty six, in Square numbered Nine hundred
and Forty four, and Lot numbered Twelve, in
square numbered Nine Hundred and Forty three
Stamps and cnnveyancng at the cost of purchaser.
SlOC down at time II sale.
- FRANK TRIGG, Trustee
j23-d& EATIMEk CLEARLY, Aurts
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30 CASES OF q. NJ MUMM + co. CABINET
CHAMPAGNE: CASES OF FINE MEDOC
WINE; LOT OF FINE BRANDtES, WITS
klES, HERRY AND OTHER WINES
"A On MONDAY NEXT, the 29th inst at 10
VA. O'Clock a. m, We shall sell. at No. l3i7 Est
IA between Is and 18th streets, northwest.
over Mcssrs. kidwell 4 Co. drug store } the
above d gscribad superior lection Of Furni-
ture, &c. Most Of the above furniture was made
eNprs-ly to order, and is in a plendid condi-
tion: The house will be open " tbs insp ,cton of
the furniture on saturday, the "a inst
Terms cash.
J25-td GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctrs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-13

Rev. Henry Morgan lectured in Boston this
week, on Why men don't marry" His headings
were theae-Men don't marry: First, because
thay, can't They can't get the one they want;
bachelors have high notions. Second because
mani OF than are, towards they dare not face
the music they dodge tho question. Third. be-
cause they are skepscAl; they have not faith in
they are selhsh they cannot yield for anothers
good can't support family-wAnt the sweets
OF life without bearing its burdens. Fifth,
womAn's extravaganza. Here the speaker show-
cd the true cause for man'e hesitAiing; expensive
living and extrAvgAnt dress. It costs as much
to launch woman on the sea Of welded life as
1t would to fit out small schooner. As TO sails,
cordAgea, pennAnts and streamers, the difference
| "a In favor OF the schooner
Next, whom do men mauy1 Women, OF
course. John Howard the great philAn-
thropist, married his nurse he Is she 81.
John Wesley married q vixen. Peter the
| Great married peasant girl. Humboldt
married poor girl because he loved her.
Shakespeare welded q farmers daughter.
Byron married for money to pay his debts.
/ Robert Burns married girl whom he court
/ ed in the pillow field. Milton parted from his
/ wife. Warrington married q widow. Franklin
married the girl that saw him with the rolls I'M
der his arm. Andrew Jackson married lady
/ whose husband was living. Edward Lytton Bull
/ wer married ehrew. General Fremont marri-
i ed the daughter OF Thomas Benton by clipping.
4 Horace Greeley married schoolmistress whose
| good sense advised Horace never again to as
/ pire after the Presidential chair Martin Luther
married nun. Father Hyacinthe married q
convert that finally converted Linn. Mr. Nor
gan then referred to the notorious Scott case,
and closed by portrAying the trials and sorrows
i Of the abused wife. The lecture was received
with enthusiastic applause.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-13
A screed Arainat Boya.

The Louisville Courier Journal apparently
fJrgets that boys are the fathers of men, and,
il the human race is to he perpetuated, are an
absolute necessity II says; The number OF de-
vi inhabiting the average small boy has never
appeared in print but there are good many OF
them The small boy hurls pieces Of rock,
chunks Of hard earth, and brick-bats with vigor,
and he keeps at it q long time. poor half
starved goat or a wandering chicken, or the tin
guttering on an exposed house, is his favorite
target but he ia also pleased at the sound Of a
clod Of earth breaking against the side of a
building. He conceals himself in the alleys and
behind fences and watches with interest the eff
feet Of the shower Of missiles which he and his
crowd have preeipitated into neighboring yards
He likes to knock of board wherever he can,
a. high fences are not pleasant TO climb and they
obstruct his view. He can hit person on the
street from great distance and can enjoy the
scene that ensuee. He is not afraid of police
man, because if he were to be arrested wouldn't
people say it's . shame to arrest 4 child like
that? He knows all about that preacher Browne
who shot boy who got into pear tree, and he
knows that Browne was nearly mobbed TO death.
He will steal as much fruit az he can stun Into
him next season see il he doesn't and he won't
let any hens sit in his part Of town either,
Don't his mother run out and take his part when
mean man takes after him Yes and he shall
throw Just as many rocks As he pleases, and yell
''hoo.ah hoo-Ah" all day II he wants to but
he viii 90 TO heaven when he dies
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-13

The Boston merchants are resolutely and
quickly recognizing their business. Hundreds
OF Advertisements appear in the newspapers of
Monday and Tuesday mornings, announcing
where the burned-out firms have opened new
places Of business. One declares We still
live another facetiousy mentions that the
subscribers "moved suddenly, on Saturday
night and all bear the mark Of undismAyed
energy. The re-erection Of stores and ware
houses will be at once commenced The
Shoe and Leather Association have appointed q
committee to ask from the City Government the
unoccupied ground st Fort Hill as a site for new
stores. The Boston insurance companies will
pay from 20 to 100 per cent. OF their losses.
There is no feeling Of dependency in business
circles and no crisis is feared.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-13

Look happy, IL you do not feel 80. Present a
cheerful exterior. Never wear a face which
As Sidney Smith says, 'is breach Of the peace. "
DR.. johnson used to observe that the habit Of
looking at the best Of thing was worth more
to man than . thousand pounds year, and
to direct the thoughts upon objects calculated
to yield happiness and improvement, rather
than their opposites In this way, the habit of
happy thoughts may be made to spring up like
any other habit. And to bring up men and wo--
men with genuine nature Of this sort, q good
temper and happy frame Of mind is, perhaps
OF even more Importance, in many cases, tLAn
to perfect them in much knowledge and many
accomplishments.N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-13

RUGBY ACADEMY Since it's removal to its new
location, Rooms Nos. l. and on the second
floor of Masonic Temple building, Rugby Aoade-
my has received not only large accession OF
pupils but Of advantages and facilities. as we'll.
The corps Of teachers has also been enlarged,
aud Mile. Klaisey, an excellent and accomplished
teacher from Paris, has charge OF the French
Department, while Prof. Schoenherr, who is well
known in Wilmington, controls the Grammar
Department. Prof. A. I, Scott is teacher OF
Drawing and Painting. Arrangements have also
been made for course Of lectures on the Nat
ural Sciences, to be delivered during the winter
The number OF pupils is now So with the
prospect of an increase
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-13

There are thousands OF persons die annually from
consumption and other diseases Of the lungs, who
might have been cured, had they attended trst To
what they thought was only "sght cough" or a
" bad cold" NO one should neglect a cough or a
cold. no matter how slight, for an hour. Hasson'a
Compound syrup OF Tar never fails In curing the
worst Of coughs cold no rsenSss Sore throat
bronchitis, Group, asthma and chronic catarrhA II
is an invaluable remedy for hopping cough in chill
diem II you are suffering from any throat or lung
disease, get bottle aud cured. Ask for HassOn'a
COmpou d Syrup Of Tar, and do not allow yourself
" be put OF with some iOterior preOAratlon on a
count of It's cheapness or because IL s represented
TO you 70 be as good as the above Price 90 cents
per bottle sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers
throughout the United States.
p. s.-See that the signature Of RUSSELL 4 Lam.
DIS, Prop'rs is on each wrapper. noVl1.6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-13
Great Discovery
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron

KUNKEES BITTER WINE OF IRON will efec-
tualy cure Liver Complaint, dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chronic or Ne vous DeDinty, Chronic Diarrhea, di,
seases OF the Kidneys and all diseases arring from
a di5Ordered Liver stomach or Intestlner, such "a
Constipation. Flatu ence, Inward Piles Fullness OF
Blood TO the head. Acidty of the stomach, Nausea,
Disgust for Food, Funess or Weight in the Stomach
Sinking or Fluueiing at the pit OF the stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Fluttering at the Heart,
choking or Sufocating Sensations when in a lying
pos ure yellowness Of the SKIN and Eyes, constant
lmaginings OF evil and great depression Of spirta.
They entirely Vegetable and Tree from Alcoholic
stmulants and all injurious Ingredients, and are
pleasant in taste and smell, mild In their operations
will remove impurities from the body, and give
health and ygor 10 the frame.
KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON.
only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. X. II. hUNKEL4 Sole Pro-
prietor, No. 2os North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia
ASK for Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in wilmington by 3. McInaIl, Jr., Second
and Market, and Z. Bringhurst Co, sixth and
Market. octs0-1y