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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
EB. F. KUNKEL's
- d It n y n hL .
BITTER WINE OF IRON

BITTER WINE OF IRON
Has never been known TO fail in the cure ST weak.
ness, atteaded with symptoms; iudsposltlOn u eX.
srtlon; loss Of melnury; diIis1l;y OF breathing
general weakness horror Of disease; weak LeTyOus
trembling; dreadful aolrur OF deSlh; MI snt ats
cold feet; weakness; dllnness vi vision; iAngulr
universal lsssitude If the mus -ular system; eAur
hands; flushing OF the body; drJness u the sEl1 I;
lll'd countenance aud eruPt0ns I The fac, pull
l!Ing the DIood; pain IN the Back: leayness ot tls
ey=.ids; frequent back spots dying before .le eye.
an temporary sufBslUn anu lUss VI sight; want D.
attention etc. Inese symptsAs al arise from
weakness, and 70 remedy that use :. +. hrhktLs
Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never fats. Thousands are
l. Z. kCSEgLa
Beware Of counterfeis and ase limitations. As
hLLkel's Bitter lne Of lT9- is We. knOHu a
HSer .Ae country, dTU g2ists themselves MAKE al
ill;alen and Try 10 PAIN u Cu tntir Gust II srs,
nA=l T.. = CAI. 4 huLke-s Eit-er - sue OF iron.
kuaksI's Bitter = H. y! IEIAls PIT up Il ) Ia 5.
bottles, and mas ye.l9T wrapper Ilee4y pat u tAe
lGL!ie, with the PEcpEes pas.osrapu uu the
"IGpPF Uf eaea bJt,Ie. .e.|a!s .e9k fyT tEe piO-
lygrtfi Tie outside, q, !Uu wi a-waIs Oe safe
T. t.e genuine a.lE.e Id y al druggists aul
ae4. i, -'efyWlsGe
Tar, "O=A, TAPS WosN - Removed in few
@. -lr j. Hsrl4ess Ntg aJ.e Ic leiue 40 Iet
IA sut 4-l. Tia en.ire SaIIl, W.al ItA1, pass ss
4 ose aii-lt ed 10 Iesll-ts u the City y hon
a. CEieft, lb-s hAl oerH uu=ICctss l-.y tTe4.s b
tny leTsou MIDI al % .aSe N 1 eAth street; hal
snd a.. known TeIued-ts. Ir L r. kyhKsI, 80
ZtY NUTtk Sinth SretL Fhlade.ph a. The Doct0
has DCeA IL 9as.ness iUE over 10 FeAEs AID Is per
fett4y TelAo4e. JaA sld sc. Ad'lse Tree. ne
moved tafr y Jill non Clt-l years cd, neasuf
ing ~ feet Ga Gll sse 81 -cll ems a. Cillee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
societies.
HEETTses THIS EvENrsa.

Asylum Lodge, No. %, l. Q. Q. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall 81 and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, 5 Of T., Nicola
rys Building.
Washington Division, No. s. s, Of T., Fifth
and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, B. U. c. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Ledge, No. 8, K. of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hail. III Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. of G. F. at
McClary's Building.
Columbia Lodge, No. 12, I. 0. G. T., at 9th
and Market streets.
Reynolds Encampmont, No 8, at Odd Fellows
Hall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

NEW LocoMorIvE.-The Wicomco Pocomoke
h. Co. have purchased fine new engine
named the Seaside" 1t is quite an improve
ment upon the one before in use, which owing
to the largely increased freghts, was not OF sut-
hcient power to do the work. The Seaside
made it's first appearance on the road on Thurs
tay evening and presents quite handsome aP-
roaaranna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EE-Eou rm1nent Customers are Made If y6u
have never used sapOhJ, the next lime ytu send to
yUur grocer tell him you want cake; 1t will cosl
sou only few cents. Then box a.. over your
house, and wherever you hnd spot upon the palnl
furniture, carpets ur anJ thing else whether II bt
dirt, grease tar, or NhAte7tr else, use sap0lO Ac
curdng TO the simple directions linen collect a.
the tinWaTe copper ware knives, foTAs kettles,
and polish tn III He. When you have zone this onu'
then knoch MoTgans sons know positively tina
heir SaPoho mas Won another permanent customer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

DELEGATES TO THE EQUAL RIGHTa CoSyEN-
r1oN. A meeting of the colored citizens of Sus-
sex county. was held at Laurel, last week, in the
Zion church, for the purpose OF choosing two
delegates to the Equal Rights Convention. to
meet at Washington, on December 9th Rev
W. II KaufIey presided, and A II. H Dulaney
acted as Secretary, The delegates elected art
Rev Ihos. johnson, and Rev. W. ii. kAGtfey.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

Es-Mr. 7. Y. desormandis desires 10 INFORM his
friends and customers that Mt. klnsey. Of Trenton,
n. j., who has purchased his entire interest in fht
china, glass and queenswaTe business IN Il is city
and wss TO have taken possession TINS week is Low
lying vigorously III at his home, aud therefore VIII
not take charge Of the business Til further notice
Mr.. DeHormandie will, however, close cut his re-
naming stock al greatly reduced prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

WHIPPED THREE IIMEs-0ne OF the prisoners
who was whipped at New Castle, on Saturday
had undergone the same punishment twice be-
fore, and yet, he is but young man Those
who stoutly maintain. that a man Is never seen
more than once at the whipping post, musi
make AL exception of this case
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

DucK1SG -Ducking on the SnsqlehannA fats
and the North East river has not been vory sue
cessful this Fall, 60 far; yet good number have
been killed varying in prices Canvas from
to 81 25 per pair; black heads from SOTO IS cent?
per pair
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
New Advertisements. -rnis Day.

Stylish clOthes-DeWolfl
hOll butter at BOwmsnls
Eotice-At tho0ist Ch lis
Use RAppleys's olive SORo
Hardware, &c.-Trumsn \ shaw
Assignment notice-T bessOA
Assignee's sale-Ellwood Garrett
White Piae Boarcs-Wtse 4 Lane
Lega blanks etc-Tommerlal Ohica
Wednesday msTning lunch-C Chandler
Notce-W ssnington Lodge, Ne l,
China and & asswsre-T \ ceNorn dit 5
First National Band Stock-R Robinson q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

The CANAL Boat DECISION AFPIRMED.-ln the
United States Court. sitting in Baltimore, Oh
Faiay last, Judge Bond ordered decision IL
the case OF the Pennsylvania canal boats cs tho
United States, affirming the decision which had
Deen previously glvenln the Court below, or the
Uuitsd States District Court. The case car
rled up on an appeal by the defendant II the
snit and will now be taken to the Supreme
Court Of the United States The decision there
rendered will e tinal, and Will Affect the cases
now pending in this district, as we'll as else.
where.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

APw L B. car, which has been rebuilt, WAS
sent down to the Kent county L. r, this morn
ing.
One Of the steamers built by Pusey, Jones
Co., for south America navigation put out to
sea this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

IS FOB REPLIgs-Ihe schooner " HoydH c,
Of shAllport, y. s.. which was driven in the
storm OF the night of l7th upon the BreAkwAter-
badly damaging it, and which vss Afterwards
beached. is now al the Jackson Sharp ship
;ards undergoing repairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

TIE FuSERAL CT MIss BJYD.-The funeral Of
Miss SalIe G. Boyd, one Of the teachers in No.
school in this city was attended, on Saturday
last, from the residence Of her father, Dr. John
Boyd, near Sttickerzye Chester County, by a
very large coucourse of people. Sue was buried
il the old London Tract 6urYlDg ground Re
liglous services were held al the residence, and
feeling and appropriate remarks made by Rev
Mr. dubois Of tue Presbyterian church, and
Hannah MeIcer, a very much esteemed member
OF the Society OF Friends. Misses Mary Miller,
Mary { Rowland, Mary j. Francis, ~usanna Pyle
and Tlllie Sayers, teachers from this city, were
present al the funeral.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

ABANDONED AT SEA-The Lewes Light relates
that tile schooner Thomas Fach Of New London
bound for TaugIer sound was picked up al sea
south OF Hen!open. on thursday night by tne
schooner Hr1sy lay and ,owsd into tie BresA-
aAter Size had cUlAde1 with the >tdr.tyA AID
had been sUAu Toned by her captain and crew IL
sinking condition they supposed, 4 deg
sas the only animate creature about the vessel
Her bow was stove Ia Dut tie verse; stlll aJztsd.
Ae Fdch Is now at the Jackson sharp yards
u tLis c.ty, awaiting the arTiyal Of her owners.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

REV Mr.. WATERS, SUcCEssoR.-It is stated that
Rev as S. Dickerson. ID. D., now Of Brooklyn
but who was formerly pastor OF the Second Bap-
test Church. in this city, has iuumated wish
TO return to Wilmington and 1t is thought that
if the report is true there will be no difficulty to
present the realization Of his wish Mr., Dick
erson was very popular minister during his res
ldence here, and his return wonld be warmly
Relcomed by the community al large.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

REy. ALLAN CURR o. SINGING IN WuXISGToS
-lrot AllAu Curr Nho leetured to tie sabbath
Schools Of the Delaware Avenue and Second
Baptist churches on sunday last, at the house Of
worzEip Of the former. pad deserved compli-
meat to the ziugiug Of the children. he Waz
much granted NIih 1t, and zaid pub.icly IN &C.
Acknowledgement OF his satisfaction that it ex-
ceeded any sabbath School which LIE had heard
rIEee he had Deon IN America. his is high
praise. but II is deserved The children zabg
vury sSeetly, and are more entitled to praise
from the fact that they had never before sang
iJlutiy together.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EETae Fact onr sales hsye nearly doubled each
year is procf Of he ptpulsrity OF cur house Those
wishing Toys and Fancy Goods will ind our sssort
Inent ID ger and prices lower tnaa eseS mere,
ADAMS 4 BRo.,
I6 Market street, " llmlngtOu, \ el.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
5Oe Market street, wilmington. Del

s~7hs Furest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil is HaE
ard Caswells, made on the sea shore, from fresh
selected liveTs, by IsswelL Hazard Co, New
York. 1t is absolutely pure and sweet. tatienu
Who have once taken il prefer II TO an Others Ph,
sicians have decded 1t superior 70 any VI the othe
oils in market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

A C4RD.-We desire to call the
attention of our +. lend, and Gus
toners to our ammo IOuncemsnt else
WheTe. Outing to our one price
principle tOe hesitated TO advertise
our stock at reduced rates, for to
ssu TO one at less than price marked
aUOuld incur the espOnSibtLity OF
selling the UhsIe line at the sanSs
price. We believe notO. the tiBle
has come, and sOe accept the sttuG-
ton. We haze this day bro sem our
D rices and hare marked our O 0ds
dOWn from 20 to 90 per cent.
This Is an opportunity seldom
presented and tOe WiU assure our
customers they tOiU not buy goods
cheaper, this season, than fOe sCiil
sell them, as tCe are dete rDlined Ii
dispense of tbs entire stock tOith-
out regard to cost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

A DELAWARE DEsERrED yiLLASE.-The town
Of Mlddleford, in Sussex county, We are in
formed is now uninhabited, and the houses are
tenAnted by bats and owls, without single hu-
man being residing in them. 1t used to contain
hourishiug mills, aud ship corn meal and -four
to Europe. The mills are now idle, and Gold
smiths deserted village hndz a counterpart in
Sussex county.-Repu5licdn
.-Middleford has been in very dialApidated
condition for many years, and the Methodist
church, the only oue there, was abandoned more
than ten years ago. The town was owned by a
single man-James Raston. 1t contained about
30 houses, and possessed the finest water powell
IN the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
~HUsLLSS.
NUS ms.
MI SIM

NUS ms.
MUsLlNs
Persons about making the Fall purchases should
not overlook the fact mat Mr. FINN IL selling the
best musilns At the lowest wholesale cash prices.
Inducements also held out in the fol owing Bpe
Ciallt es:
Domet BaIardVsle, Gil ert and Shaker Flanne's
tack snd sultng anne.-.
Loom Dice Table Linen, 3 up.
Bleaehed URmask able Linen, &C up,
Lin II Towels OF every descriDlon.
Comp eie STOCK OF Napkins, 81 up.
ShiTtinR Linen
Hamburg Edgings in great variety.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
S. E. corner Seventh and a ch streets,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

CUsToNERs fcck TO BgWuau's, the grocer, Second
and ing because they LII ieLt of gettir the
best goods n sir money, al air prices, with the
additional advantage OF Daying sugars OF kin =
at Ab u. COS A Due ass r.m n Of ? Ii seasonA.
ble goods, including choice Toll and ss.id packed
butter A.Ways on hand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
CITVITEMs,

Ewn ts no uondsr that invalids lose faith in 81
specincs when many worthless medicines are
advertised for the cure Of various disc ases but
which, when triF d. are "f und wanting We have
vet to learn, however, Of the nrst failure OF DR..
NistAr's Bhlssm of Wild Cherry, 70 cure coughs,
oolds, and pulmonary diseases
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
wJoHE HENRY


II uch credit is dae to his
U understanding his bus ness,
ii onest de aiing and
d ong experience
II as given him
4 great reputation
U ntarnished with falselCoi
s that he can sell AL his goods
B ven so 10 suit ne times,
= OF TO be undersOld by any
MgRCH Ant TAILOR,
NJ. 4.5 King Street,
Wilmington, Lei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

AFrER deSorm andie closes cut lis stock of china,
ri and qut ensWare Il viii tlen be nposkiDle tc
eI articles IN that line at E1Stning liks such low
pr.cts Es prevail at hls EtJte Row.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EE-Haks no Erro' in the selection Of yourBoots
and Shoes for the coming season. Inspect our stock
and get 3 bargain Baseock q Co, s's Market
streeL doors beiOW Fourth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

BEWARE OF IMPosroRs,-The dullness Of the
season and the extreme poverty of some peo-
pie is being svailed of by an unworthy class OF
mendicants to impOrtune our citizens for aims
The excuses Of these people various as
the people themselves. Some are footsore from
long travels i'll quest OF work others have eaten
nothing for many Aoura, or have not rested
upon bed for ever many nights, while still
another clasa have family on the point Of star
vation at home. Nothing but money will satisfy
these people, AID in lime cases out OF ten they
are impostors, who. when aided, spend the
money for liquor, Our citizens should beware
OF such people All applicants for relief should
be sent TO the Union Aid Association, who will
inquire into their necessities, and If real will
rsLder the necessary assistance,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

rHE RoBBBRs.-To-d4y the trial Of the bank rop.
bers opens Msy they E-t lheir deserts. After the
t5i.l ei all tie p-ope repair 10 DE Wolf and pro
cure new lnlL u eIOtaes ln the latest fashion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

LBaAL RLkhEs, tags cheq7e books, cards, man.
fe Il Aud genera u efcattie printing at the Coa-
ME cIAL Press PTin ing Rooms, al Fifth and Mar.
Eet Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

eE No pains or Efforts shall be spared 70 serve our
cid or new customers with the best Goods At the
lowest prices. Importers Wholesale and hetSi.
Dealers In Toy Masks and Fancy Goods,
ADAMS & BRO,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EE Dealers or pEipdts customers wishing catalogue
of our immense stock Of ! oys and Fancy Goods, a.
be furnished by giving Us their address.
ADAMS a BRA,
bs6 Market street. " llmlngton. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

g-cisdFiss Sale OF Ladies', Misses and child
rens Shoes, at reduced prices, Bsbcock, Il Co.
sls Market street, four doors below Fourth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

UsE RIPPLEYks Pure white olive Soap and teach
yU0r children ts and tGey Will hot depart from
Il NLen thsJ grow in years anu wisdom.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

No NisTAkK.-D-Wyli certainly makes garments
- Oder, Is Lesy anybody In the tailoring bnsi-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

ERayussTs who study economy should call at sls
Market Street doors below FOurtn and get your
winter Boots and Shoes. Babcock 4 Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

~ Boots and she's. at prices that defy competi
tion, at Ba1coek Bros, 2O6 and sOs Market 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EERtsa fact that you can get 9 pair Of mems
coarse boots, at PrsttymAn's, for S2.15
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

LE-Leok TO yeur interest and buy your boots anS
fh0es at Prettymans ne shoe store, 1ls Market ht
next door te Lemons new building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EFs have an immense stock OF Ladies shoes
for the winter, from 81 IS TO s 90. Call and see
them az BAbcock Bro's, 900 and 70; Market St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

Eg-cw fne Boots range in piice frsm ts TO IS
They are chesper than the sEeapest, at no aud w
Market Street. Bal cock Il Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

Tw-IO you ssanf good boots and shoes ;if 90 cal al
+. +. Pennington's, shoe store, Ninth and Orange
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

tF-E. p Rsnnfnet1R's Is ths place to get good Gus
orange streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
Assiautes' alutiffs.

AToTICE- Thas B. Bseson has, this day, made
~ an ass gnment OF all his property 20 the suo-
eer bers for the ben a. of his crediterr All persons
INDEBTED to him will make payment 10 the under
signed and persons hsving claims against him. will
JOHN BRK5oN,
CHAS. W. TAI LEY
Assgneea.
WILMINGTON Nov, goth, is7a-q4st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EEH fact that the people are finding out thai
they can get good bargains in boots ana ahees 81
49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
Zsst MA 4saHE.

= OsT-Between the P. ". B. Dernt and Tnit1 ip
! A and Preach streets . grten PoCKkr DO n
containing q sum Of money. hbersl feNHo VIII
be paid by leaving IL at ,,,, uv,s,u
nOya4.ats v III i. E.-1Gs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
Duftffs.

NOTICE The membsrs of all the Methodist
~ Church Chnirs of the city, are invited to meet
At st. PRuls N Z Church, tomorrow wv WedHeBdsy)
evening, st O'Clock, for rehearsal of singing for
Thanksgng Service. Please bring Lule OF zlon
with you. The attention of the CnoTistsTs is espe
NV noya5-it Sit ~ suns 1'''' z. PIcKELs.
NJ oTICB-A. p. The Members of Washing
~ ton Lodge No. /, A. p. A ore hereby notified
TO meet at tntir L dge Eeom, 10 morr W, Wednen
befs Of sister lodRes fraternaly invited TO join
novq5 ii' JOHN R. BOWLING, \.
NJ 0IICR TO CREDITORS.
IN he matter Of J. No ear = Sen
] will be IN nv once, on Tuesday aud Wednesday
xt the 96th and 96th # November for the purposa
4 thi proofs ol claims 10 Ban ruptcy Credi-
tors will have a statement OF their claims prepared.
nrv22 St Register in Bankruptcy.
NyoTIcE.-Andrew Crumlish has made an assign.
~ nt uf all hts property ~ the subscriber, fol
the be eht OF his creditors All prTsOns Indebted u
! aim vii make payment 20 the uud RS gnsd and per
sOhs having claims against him will present the
EDWARD j. McNANUs, Assignee,
| 40 TstnAl street, Wilmington, Del
novls.tt
NOTICE 10 WATER RBSTRES. All per
~ ssns who have sold pro 7erty ring the presen
year must give notice in writing 10 The Registrar
at The Oriiee of the Water Department before th'
50th dAY OF NosemOer 1873. and nsers Ia he notc'
| tie name Uf the purchaser, and number Of the pro
per purchased, otherNise they will be held liz
bic for the water rent tbs next year. Also, al per
SONS wh9 may wish TO disc at nur the use OF water
or any portion Of IL must give no'ice sB above en
pa, 81 for draSinR ferTule. No alteration will b.
FRANK a. TAYLOR,
octll tnoy9O Registrar:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

EE-Ksep your feet dry and warm by wearing goo
boots anu shoes for these call at Ninth and CrAngt
streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

t1-Rh q fact that yeu can get good and reliable
boots and shos st Preuymsns. At very low prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
WOOLLEY & VAN TRUMP

h
Insurance Agents.
NO. 4, journal building.
Adjoining City Hall,
wILAIN GToN, DELAWARE.
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS OF the follow.
ing Companies:
Mutual Lite Insurance Company N.to York.
Royal Insurance Company England.
4EtnG. :, Hartford.
plRniL "
Atlas
Insurance Company, Norh Anlsrica Fhii1.
Franklin InSurdnoe Company, Philadelphia.
Continental Insurance Company. heto York
Niagara
Mdnltdttdn
PheniI Fire and Marine q
Springfield, Of Springfield, Mass.
Peoples Fire Insurance Co., Trenton. N j.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. York, Pa.
DeldUare Fire ms. Co, Wilmington. Drl
Travellers ms. Co., Accident Hartford
Rdll1dy Pass ,Ins, Co., Accident Hartford.
the necessity of A NO. l, INSURANCE, never
existed more decidedly than just nov. We thera-
fore refer with pride to the above list Of Companies
and confidently say we can furnish PROMPTLY the
sTRONGRsT POLICIES IN THR WORLD
Our facilities are such that We can place anV
amount OF Insurance desired.
Application by mail or Otherwise will receive i'm.
mediate attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25

IF-CHTLDRBa'S.
CHILDREN'S.
MER NO SHIRTS,
MESlNO Shirts
The att nton OF parents is spe Tally called 70 Mr.
Finn extensive ass rtmeut Of children's Merino
Unierwear Every effort has been xerted 70 make
this branch meet in price and quality the varied
wants uT our patrons.
Cartwright and y arner's Underwear for Boys and
Misses oWest Prices.
htldTe 81 English Shirts-seyeral grades
Boys superior 5 irts Large sizes To certs.
Glrls' Good Merin shirts 6 Gems up
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS.
Besides full variety OF Childrens Co@on an 4
Wool Hose We also have choice selections Of Plain
and striped French Vol Stockings, al cheap lots
OF Misses Balbrggans. -.-----
JOHN n. FINN,
S. z. corner Seventh and Arch streets.
Philadelphia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
sE-ac CENT.

sF-25 CENT.
Is CENT.
LADIES
LADIES REGULAR.
.5 cent Full hes ular stocking, rs cent Perfect
Seam d stocking, 90 ceEt Ladies' Fine Balb igRe 4,
besides an extensive ST OK OF English, German, and
French Hose.
90 CENT.
80 CENT.
80 cent Ladies' Merino Nes
80 ce I Ladies' q eat Bargaln Vest.
s. cent Ladirs' superior V, St
ST Good VI light Ladies' Metino Vest.
$l.25 Ladies' III Ie NoJl Nike Vest.
Csrtwrighta Warmers Underwear.
Gents Merino shirts ard Drawers from zoe up,
T5c mt Gents Ne tnO shirt.
81 % Gents superior Qlalty shirt.
Sl6 Gents SAX 1ny " oo Shirt.
Kid Gloves T, sitively Warranted.
JOHN M. FINN.
S. &. corner Seventh and Arch Streets
phttAnalnhta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
2oIitifal AotIfts.

EARD-l vi be a candidate for Sheriff OF New
u Castls Cuuuiy, SUI ct 20 the decision OF tne
Republican Parry. BENJANIN DENNY,
navI5-dk vim WlSington Hundred
RJOTICE-w A. HuKiLL, of st. Georges HUN
dred, is still = cand d 'te for the next ktpnbh.
can nnmina ion Ior she IN OF New Castle Coanty.
nov-T-u
CARD-I respectfully pre- sent myself as csndi.
Y dsIs fer sheriff at the ensuing nomination OF
the Republican Psrtv. IN New Castle tou y
HENRY H. AcxULLKN,
octlf-u New Castle Hundred.
WNtR CORONER = At the . liei'a'iOn OF many
friends viii be . csndidare for TIE nominh'
tion for Coroner of New Castle County, subject 10
the decision of the Republican Party ,..
octli.u HUMPHREY MORROW.
SHRRIFF4LTY CARn-I again offer myself as
- candidAfs for Sheriff Of New Castle Co.; sub
tect to the decision Of the Republican party.
sep4-u JAMES kAhTIN.
NARD.-CAPT c. H GALLAGHER will be can
i didate for sheriff Of new Castle County, sub
iect 10 the Republican nomination seps-u
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-09
BARTON.

Miss S. A. Stearns is preparing to
lose out her millinery business and will
|ell for the next thirty days goods at
post" Now is your time, ladies. Read
circular which will be distributed in a
ew days.
FOURTH OF July AT BARToN.-The
Orleans Fair Ground Company have de-
flded to have grand horse trot at
Roaring Brook Park on the 4th. Post
Frs will be out in day or two giving
full particulars. Look out, ladies and
gentlemen, for there is fun ahead"
+. +. Dutton has just returned from
boston with the largest and best stock Of
goods IN his line ever shown in town.
lis advertisement is unavoidably crowd.
Pd out this week, but will appear next
Be sure and read it. and then step il
Ind see his shelves and showcases and
buy a glass of Ottasoa Beer. if nothing
more.
VIM. G.sHawkins, has planted thi
Fpring between six and seven hundre,
ppple trees, on his farm, some of almos
Pyery variety. Won't that make an O,
'hard when they get grown up? YOU
need cider mill VIM.