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, 1873-09-18
TO LAKE CAPTAINS.

A New Light on st. Helena island, In
tho Straits Ut maciklnnyv; on P0inte
Faux l1nrqueY, Lnke Huron.
Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
W1BH1NoTor, Sept. 17.-Notice to mariners u given
by the Lighthouse Boarl that on and after tho night
Of tho 2oth inst., = n1ed red light will bo exhb
tcd from tho red brick tower on tho aouh-cast poln
Of st. Helena 1sland in the 8traits Of Mackinaw, Mich
Tho apparatus Ia Trosne lens, Of the shroo and hall
order, aud illuminatoa the enuse horizon.
Ths focal plane Il elevated above tho
level Of tho lake. which corresponds to range Of ysl
that on about tho night Of tho 12th ins the a1el
light now exhibited from tho former At pointo Faux
stead viii be shown revolving white light, having m
iutuEyxl Of ten seconds betmeo tho brightest anhea
, 1873-09-18

Ftliow- Citizens u Mclean County and Ntinots:
thank you sincerely for your hoarty greot'
viii II moi OILY Hospitality, but s!ao that whicl,
is tar moro desirable, an expression Of your ap.
probation and confidence.
It is needlosn, perhaps. for me to Btate thai
this ID tho first occasion in my lifo on which ]
have appeared before such = great concourse OF
my feloH-citizens, invested with any conniaerh
ble degrco Of prominence or responsibility. J
daeply regros my want Of experionco in this re
gard, because 1t obgoH mo to ask Of you over
shos tho otfoot that might Justly at.
tach, undor moro favorable circumstances,
to what may say. Give to mo,
then, In this novel situation, to my, unskilled
voice and hand, your kind consideration. But,
or experience, that may be made uBoful In oul
common interest, and az regards the sincerity Of
my motives and actions, apply the Bevercst tests.
Beware that those tosts OF capacity and f1tnosa
ovcry man who is willing to serve you III official
station. Your safety, III republican people, do.
mands Of you to do SO. 1t has boen we'll said
that no man should 10 too delicate to ask for
"hat properly belongs to him. 1t Is IN evidence
to demand his own, II necessary, soon falls a
victim to selfish and designing persons, and thia
applies to communities aa well as individuals.
30 fhr al I hayo hitherto boon ab!o to seryo
you, 1t being tho only political position I hava
obtained 10 a reward for political services, can
justly claim your confidence In That performed
my duties faithfully, and with an earnest pllr"
pose to produce the raault you were seeking.
For our better acquaintance, 1t may ho proper
and OF interest to you that should stato in th'a
connection,
BONE or THE REA8oN8
why my sy,npatilien have heen, and now aro, mt"
utally with the people aud opposed to tho wrong.
full or1,resBious Of capital. Until was 10 yoa'.
rIJ hro nm mn a fnrnt. and D1ripftliDH
, 1873-09-18

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETRo1T, Sept 17.--1n The Lowell accideut inreatt-
Bation the Coronera Jury acquitted tho railroad en-
poyes Of blame, but the evdelce shows that tho cattle
got Oh tho track ~ tho result Of lofocuye fenco.
, 1873-09-18

NEW YouK, Sept. 17.-Fifty-nyo thousand eight
hundred aud hfty dollarn Of Government bonds roro
accepted atfron 1l0.87X@11.12.
James English, William gpkes, alias Henry Davis,
John Aadford. and George Harrington, Nero arrested
lA4t evening board Of canal-boat, while counter
felting and cent pieces. large quantity Of sp,-
rions coin, moldo, Ac, wore captured. English aud
Spikes haSe each aeryod I've years IN the Sing Sing
prison Tor counterfeiting. .
Edward Upton and Thomaa Conley have been ar
rested charge Of being concerned in tho oirc1a-
ting Of the forged mortgage bonds Of the MiaatIsppl
Valley Railroad.
, 1873-09-18
How Producers and Consumers Arc
Oppressed by the Rail-
roads.
Unjust Determination Against Chicago
in Favor Of Rival Seaboard
Cities.
When Chicago Suffers, Illinois and
the Whole Northwest Suffer.
Speech Of Col. Richard r. Morgan, Jr..
Delivered ut Saybrook, ILL.,,
Sept. II, 1873.

Special Dfspatch to II. (hicano 7ri5uns.
sAYBHooK, ILL.,, Sept. T.-1f the boautifu
skies and cooling breezos are any criterion, cer-
talnly Providence in an especial manner oontin-
ues to smile upon tho Farmers Movement. 4
moro delightful day could not havo bocn male
for this grand gathering Of tho Farmers Anti
Monopoly party Of Mclean County, contouding
With tho greatest opposition OF any county
In the State. Tho row which thoy hnva
baen compelled to hoe has boon moro than us,,-
ally filled with woeds which, however, aro being
fast cut down with the anti.mouopoly soytho.
Tho drangos, aB usual, wore profuao with their
uottoos, which fully indicate tho state of feel
ing In their organizations. Despite tho efforts
Of tho magnates Of the Ordor Of tho Patrons Of
Hnsbaudry tho farmers will act and yoto for
thomsolvea. As specimens Of tho mostoes, VIC
select the following:
"Qf sham Of a Republic Toe are tired !;
true reform Toe no,o DESIRE"
" We cote for no man toho can be bought by
sd|d'y-grab or ste0lH
':Lf any political party stands in Tue uay Of
our rights, let it die"
Tho procession having now reached Chooney'a
Grove, tho audience wero called to order by tho
President Of the day, J. B. Lewis, of Say
brook, who, In a fow wcll-choHon re-
'-s.. Iss;' e. w H. oans41 ~ Nv ptooon-
great uprising and tho crying necessity OF now
party organization. Ho was followed by an ad-
droBa of welcome, delivered by D. springstoad,
of soybroolx. Mus;e vas then civen bv liz snv.
brook Band. when tho Presi1ent NJ the Jav IL
troducod to- Tia nuijence mi Il. p Morran
IT., ri D1oomin rton w],o 1vas roco;v. viii I'M
and long choorss md snoko Az ronnrted bolow w."
4. E. Stoyonsons Of Dloominrton. foilowod
with q sneooh Of rreat foroo and hanny In ;ta
effects. Ho said there woro no issues how be-
tvocn tho now and old psrties. and e]I Of thu
woro settled forever. Now daneora threataned
ue. and now danrora wero tn he mt. Shai1 Va
stand longer divided? Ho thon snoke of thn Grant
growth Of the railroad nowor wh;ch VA ;n his
0pinion. complotelv ocInseJ hv tho am ~ nj
, 1873-09-18

Spfetas Dlspatch % The Chtcuga Tribune.
DErnolT, 6srt. l7.--A prominent resilient of Ann
Arbor eane TO ths city, this morning, fur ns PURPOSE
Of inst,tnnE bankruptcy proceeuugs against thu auH-
animation showa that the sssssa Of the r1n amount 10
!ssa thsu $9o ooo while s liabilities exceed $50, 600.
Auu ArboF.
, 1873-09-18

New Yonk Sept f7.-Casper 4cheulc, Who Killed
his wifo in July la4t pleaded guilty Of rnansaugher
in tho rs dogrsc and was sentenced to thirteen years
in tho State Prison.
New YonE Sept. 17.-aeorgo Dyas has been sen.
teuced to ten IN the atato Prison for tho murder
of Della Corcoran
, 1873-09-18

aAH FRANCISCO, sept. 17.--Cathsrine Erin, widow,
found dead In bod In house alley near Dbl
pont ssEect Marks Of violence Oh her person, and
blood the pillow Anl floor, Indicate that tho woman
had been murdered i short timo before. 4 aon
arrested suspicion Of being tho guilty party. uo
Vas too drunk to give IN account Of hmtoH.
, 1873-09-18

Rooursrxa, N. T., Sept. TIA aailbost, havtng on
board avo persons, left 5odus, Lake 6ntario for
this city On Monday morning. That afternoon the
boat cnpaizod and three Of the occupants were
drowned. Yesterday afternoon the other occupants
were found cingng to tho urturno boat and rescued
Tho names Of tho lost Mrs. j. f. Loyroyaft and F.
G. Raymond aud wife. sayed-B. ]. Loyruya{t and
wife. AL Of Rochester,.
, 1873-09-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

L1TKRrool, Sent. l7,-Ths steamAhps Her7nann,
Australia, aud 81. Ia{npatt from NsH York. h&yo
rived ollt.
NEw YoRK, Htpt. T.-Arrved, steamship Thurip-
gia, fralu 4a.nburg, Ana seola. from Liverpool
, 1873-09-18

10000 Prfzes Ri5t1, ,{NlO
tlo t9 Tue abose rca1 oato guaranteed portect.
Efho uho!Al tctma Of this scheme brings 1t within tho
reach of atho opportunity cvof offered to the
poor man 10 riso to wealth,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, s2.5o; Eleven Tickets,
$4,000; Fifty-six Tickets, $4,000; Ono
Hundred and Fiftoon Tickets, s25o.oo.
Tho drawing will bc .de undcr tho aurerfntondenoa Of
committee appointed ly Tho htxhost officials In tho
Stao. duly sworn to thu faithful performance Of tho du
Tho hixhest officials beth RI City, County. and State
Tho demand tur tickota aud al dosrin9
t9 participate n tho drawing ahoud at form thotr
clubs and send IN tEetr ordqIs,
AGENTS WANTED In nil Sfntcs, Cities, and
TOWN. In the United States md Cnundas.
t1 Money should DO tent by Registered Letter. P. 0.
ordo E1pEcss with tho full adruss Of tho purchaser
In rlan writing
Fos tl5theF W. 8 intoseq nd .cnd for orc
SIMON ABELES,
Lcayenworlh, Kan
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

INJECTION NOTICE
H NATIONAL BANE OF
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYwIHB,
WILMINGTON, DBt-i Dec, H. 1873. J
Notice Is hereby given that an election will be
held at the Banking House, on Tues 'ay, the 18Th
daV OF January, ls1i, between the hours OF and 4
O'Clock +, M, fJt the purpose OF choosing nine d.
rectpTs to serve the ensuing year.
dScll-te E. RICE, Cashier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
A CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
RusK, Texas, May lOta, 1873
~B. ,. KUNKEL'S
RITrRR MINE OLE IRnN


Has never been known 10 fail In ths cure OF weak
SrtioA hess Of memory: difisulty OF breathing /;
general weakness; horror Of disease; weak, nervous
trembling; dreadful horror OF death; night swsRts;
cold feet; weakness; dimness of vision; anguOr
universal lassitads Cf the muscular system; snOr-
mous appetite, with dysPepti1 symptOms; hot
hands; flushing OF Ihs body; dryness OF ths skin I;
PAlld eounteAAnSe and eruPtions Of the face, Pur-
tying the blood pain Ia the back: neaViness of tie
eysid1; frequent black spots nJinG befors the eysd
with temporary suIusloh loss OF sight; want OF
attention etc. 1heso symplsns all hrise from a
Ssakness aAe - remedy that pse 8. +. kUEknLs
Bitter wine Of lrOn. itnever failS. Thousands ArO
now enjoying health wac have q ed 1t TAKe only
II. KUNEHL'h
Beware Of countertelts and base limitations As
Kunkels Bitter Wine Of lron Is 60 well known all
over the country, drngGsts themselves make an
Imitation and try TO palm II on on their customers,
When they call II Kunke's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
kuAkslH Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up only In 81
bottles, Aad hsA yesW wrapper nicely put on the
outAlde, with tho propretnrs photograph on the
wrapper OF each bottle. Always LOOK for this pho.
tegrAPh en- the outside, and you VIII aiwaEs he sure
10 get The genuine article. Sod oy all druggists and
dealers, everywhere,
TAPn WORN, TAFs WoAM = Removed ia a few
hOuTs with harmless Vegetable Medicine No fet
asked uAtl the onLiro worm, with mead, passes.
Refer those aflicted TO resdents Of The city whom
have cured that had been unsuccessiuily treated al
the jefferson Medical College, on Ieuth street; hat
taken in VaiA Turpentine, thu so-caed specifics
and ali knsWn remedies. DR., & +. KsEKal, No
2Se North Ninth Street. Philadelphia. The Docto
has been In business for over 70 years and IL per
festly reliable. CAL and See. Advice free. lie
moved tape worm from a cnild years old, meaAur
ing 10 feet. Call ami see specimens at olTlce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
The Kappa GNmmn.

SIC )SD ANNUAL RE UNION OF THE ALUMNI, LAST
RVESISG-BASQUEr AT The CLAYTON HOUSE.
The second annual meeting of tho alumni OF
the Kappa Gamma Society was held in the par
lors OF the Clayton Holse, last evening aud a
banquet was spread in the ordinary. II. b b..
stapler, the President presided, aud made the
customary speech upon the coming together Of
the members
The routine business of the society, which
consisted of the reading sf reports. election OF
officers and the appointment of an Executive
Committee, was then transacted. The follow
ing are tine officers for the ensuing year.
Prssident-F. H. Robipsln.
Vice President-lIarry Jackson.
SecretaTy-H. O. Downward.
An Executive Committee was appointed, as
follows II. G, Conrad j. L. Houston, Jr, J.
r. Crippsn.
The literary exercises OF the reunion we re
next begun, but while Harry Jackson was in the
midst Of reading from The Lady or the
Lake" supper was announced, and the members
repaired to the ordinary Here n magnificent
banquet awaited them. The Colonel had made
a special effort in behalf OF the Society and we
all know that when he attempts to do the hand
some" he always succeeds admirably. The bill
of fare included oysters both law and fried
game OF several kinds boned turkey salads
haln moe; exquistely decorated; sauces; fruits
cakes, creams aGd variety OF other dshes, all
prepared IN Tue highest style OF the culinary art
| The members tarned long at the table in the
| discussion OF the yIGnds. returning with a wei
| filled Inner man to the pafl0r where the liter
Ary exercises were resumed.
number Of speeches were made in response
| to sentiments announced. These were:
| Kappa Gamma-H. G. Downward.
Our Country-F. W Heisler
| prlnceton-J + Bill
| Pclytechnic Il O, We'din
Harvard-R NJ. Maxwell.
YAe-H. Is b Stepler.
Our Industrial Establishments Bush Jr
Our Absent Members--F IL. Hoffecker.
Tho Ladies-J. f. Houston, Jr
| Kappa Gamma Aumnl-H Heisler
| Letters from absent members were read by ]
| Mcleod aud j. Il, Crippen, and the exercise
were closed with reading by IL. q. Conrad
| Quaker Alumni"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
Societies.
MEETINGS TINS HvENINa.

Hope Lodge, No. 81. 1. O. o. r., at Odd Fell
lows Hail. Srd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 3. Of T., In the
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, A. o. OF q. r.,
McClary's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, K. Of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. OF r, at Ferris .
CARROTS Building, 604 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
Wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun.
%. o. Y. ELECTION.
Asylum Lodge, No, 20, l. o. o. F elected the
following officers, last evening; N c.. Samuel
Stephenson v. e., George NJ. Post; Il. g..
Samuel B. Kuee; p, s., James II. Appleby
Treas, James Thompson; Rep. to Odd Fell
lows Hall Co., VIM. L. Hairlett; Rep. in
Rivervisw Gene err Cc., O. r. Maroney, Trns
tees, d. H. Flndley, T. U. Appleby, W. Il hSis
lett.
X OF p. ELECTION.
Lincoln Lodge, X. Of p, elected the following
officers last evening p. o, ElWood Mcllyainei
G O.. Thos. +. Moreland V. @ jas. II. Floyd
p, saml. ir. Rodgers X. of Il. g.. Wm. X
johnson X. of T., A. j. Schrack nj. OF Il.
Lemuel Mari NJ OF A., John y. Thatcher
| Rep. to q. L. VIM X. Jobrson Trustee in Rlv
| erview Cemetery, Samuel T Rodgers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
KiddIe,s Bank.

ALMOST ON FULL TIME-The very large cotton
goods manufactory Of James Riddle, son 4 Co..
is now running the full complement OF 10 hours
each day with the exception OF the weave room,
which s running but o hours. After the first OF
January however, this room too will run on
full time. This increased activity amongst our
manufacturers is caused not 30 much by orders
for goods as the expectation OF large demand
in the Spring OF the year. 1t is the general im
preston that cotton is lower now than 1t will he
for some time hereafter, aud hence there can be
no great risk run by having large supply OIL
manufactured goods on haud.
New CARRIAGE RoAD.-Wm. nj. Field has hac
\ winding macAdanized carriage way made t.
HI beautif mansion, which crowns the brow o
the hill in front OF the old homestead. Trees
too, have been planted on either side OF tbs
road which when grown, will shade the road ant
mske it one OF the most beautiful carriags way'
| in tho country. Nothing will be risked by saying
that Mr.. Fields mansion is the hsndsomest ii
| the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
From New as,le.
,orrcspondengc Of the Commercial
~. o.. ~. %

HIrcspundenge Of the Commercial
NEW CASTLE, Dec 81
Tomorrow is New Years Day in New Castle as
elsewhere.
Why are not the lamps on the Avenne lighted
in the evenings? We have more than once be-
fore referred to this as the cause Of much COM
plant from many. Somebody whose business it
is should sec to it.
The f1ur mills Of Lea & Son wers compelled
to suspend operations for a few days on account
of broken machinery. We understand that they
have now resumed.
The Episcopal church has been tastefully dec.
GRATED with evergreens and moss for the pres
ent holidays. The ladies' deserve much praise
both for their labor Of love, and the very arts-
tic and beautiful manner in which they have
performedit.
The Grain Shipping business has recommenc-
ed here, in earnest. Messrs Truss, W. II. JEFF
fsrson IL Co., and Stokey are each loading large
schooners with wheat and corn for different
ports, North and South, and we are informed
| THAT the prospects for heavy trade in this line
| this winter, arc very good.
Ed NJ. Hastings who decamped night before
| last from the Mares Corner Hotel with all his
/ sylVania where our authorities are pOwerless to
molest him (for debt,) has not yet been heard
| from. He left numerous and heavy debts be-
hind. the larger portion OF tine loss falling upon
|
report that he is in Wilmington with some friend
| is probably false
Mr.. ]. s. X. Reeves Of this town, who fol
/ some time past has been attending the Univer
sity OF Lehigh at Bethlehem. Pa, will leave in
few days for Ithaca, n, Y, to enter Cornell
| University.
The Brig, Il. A. Hooper bound from Philadel.
| phia to Savannah, Ga, went around on the
| Bulk Head off Fort Delaware, yesterday after
noon. No attempt az yet has been made to gel
her on, but she will probably be moved to-day
| at high water.
grand Ball will be given by the elite o
New Castle in the Town Hail. this evening
The affair I'VE understand is to be exclusive, NJ
tickets being issued except to those who have
secured special invitation.
The special meetings which have been held il
tho NJ. Il Church, for the past few weeks
have been very successful, and Of most pleas
ant character. Quite a number have been re
ceivsd on probation. The meeting will probab
ly be continued for some time yet. This even
ing the usual New Years eve "watch meet
ing" will take the place OF those o
$ revival character, and tomorrow the Buel
family are expected to give an entertainment
After that the meetings will be held regularly a
usual.
We are to have Lord O'Massey, the Duke o
Leeds to lecture at least such is the prospect
letter containing an offer has been sent to hi
Lordship by some gentlemen, here, and as tn
inducements are liberal we have little doubt bu
that he will accept. II. II. O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

The French have never been defeated.
They were always "betrayed." Bazaine is the
latest ssape-geat OF this idea.
j. Meredith Read leaves Paris for Athens
next month to suter upon his duties as United
Statos minister resident.
MIR. Warren Leland is about to build two
acres OF new hotel in San Francisco. The Regis
ter in Bankruptcy is grinning.
Mr. Beecher will "receVe" tomorrow, New
Years day. aud. with his usual hospitsble grace,
lie invites the population Of the globe to call
Tie total number OF pupils enrolled in the
schools of Tennessee is ITS 076. or this num-
ber u 1926 are colored There are $50 schools
in the state now organized, and 542 colored
teachers are employed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Bours.
rRArss Lave wmxnerol

rRAIFs LEAvH WILMINGTON.
Ebr Eeas York.-I.90 LEO A. NJ; 1222, 5.42 p. u.
For Philadelpkia. 100, 10, $50, 10 80, A.
NJ; II ~, 400, as, a. Tlb, 1924, 2. N. sundays,
l.b0 A. NJ. as, $50, 1925 r. X.
For Baltinaore--l2 so, 2o8 1000 A. NJ; l.0s l.2s,
$50 lie P. 4, Sundays, 12 81, 20s A. NJ.
For FGshbp~L-l252, asa A. NJ; 1.Oa, La, Tie
r. N. suhcAys, 1854 2 % A. NJ.
For DeLaoare r. R-12b5, 1910 A. NJ; ass p. N.
For Hs.S castis-i9 So 1910 A. NJ; 1876, esS. $50
r. M. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington q Readtn0 R. R.-6so A M;
S0n, $40 M. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington q Western X R.-leB0 A. M. ! b.Bo
P. NJ. NO Sunday Trains
flkARs kRRIvB Ar WILMINGTON
From EslO York. 81 A NJ; liza, 100 P. Nj. Sun
FROM IA fhiiadelphia a-12tq 1853, $50 A. NJ;
1850 NJ. l2b2, lis 400, t.l5 $50, 100 s.1J, 10 So
P. Sundays, 12.42. 159, 1905 A. NJ; ie.b5 ?. Nj
From 0Ft Deposit.-s.04 A. NJ. No sunday train
From BaLtiaOre.-l.10, Ia l0.25 A. "a. IL ~ b39
1o.14 p. NJ. Sundays, lilo, 40 A. M: 10l4 p. N,
From HdshingtOHL-l.l0, l40 A. N. 1912, b32
l014 p. NJ. Sundays, LILO, 1.4D A. NJ. 10.l4 7. M.
Prom DelalOdTe Il. R--l0ib A. N, 40, S.o5 T. M
/ No Sunday trains.
sb5 P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Reddfng r. R-Slb. 1l.p0 A
| NJ; $40 r. NJ. Sundays 6.tO p. Nj. (rhe SIS A. N
/ train 10 from Coatesville only)
From Riimington6 q Western 4. R-To6 A. NJ; 8 B
| p. M. No SUNDAY Trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA POE WILMINGTON
1910, $50. 1880 A. M; 1900 NJ; 1918, 2S1
400, b.lb, 600 6.45, 9.3e, ll.sO 2. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
". n. KENNARD & co.
30S ifdrGet Street.
Offer for the Holidays, a. fine as
sOrtment of neU

OUsr Tor TIE EfOttddUS, a. tae as
SOrtIRefIt of neU
Bidcb Silks. Sii6 POpIins.
PGiSiey eIIdiCLS, Flne French
ShGiOIS, scotch ShdtCLs,
Pinh and Blue SitE fer evening
dresses.
TrtJOusSe KID GiOUes.
JOuUiu ki@ GtOUeS.
Embroidered DOy S,m Kid
GLOCeS.
CastOr Buck GlOUes,
Linen EHOPOtdered Sets.
lfG9LdksrChicTS in BO.EeS.
HemLStitch H0ILdkerchteTs.
it6 Ties, Fancy BO.ceS, val Pro
tcctOrS.
\ EnIbFOideFC6 Piano COUers, EHl-
brOtdered Id6te COUerS, Pink. Bun
ChOcOL;tte, Blue IdLLe COVeyS, Nap
kiltS to match.
iid=OPsteeL sci ssOrS.
MHrSejtLes quits.
Luce iOLtuIS, Luce HGndHer-
cht.Ja, Luce YeiEs, Lace OU Iht
y6ra.
HAIR Brush s, ana many other
fancy goods.
4AtSo, LarOe stock Of Fine and
Medium Dress G0O0s at REDUCED
prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

tESpnptoms Of Liver CompIdint- sallow or yel-
low color Of skin or yelowlsh brown spots on face
and other parts Of body; dullness and drowsiness
with frequent headache; diSnneas, bitter or bad
taste in mouth, yness OF threat and Internal heat
pAlpitatisn; in many cases a dry, teasing cough,
with throat; unsteady appetite, raising of food,
choking sensation ia throat; distress, heaviness
bloAted full fe ling about stomach and sides pRiu
In sides, back or breast and about shoulders: collie
pain and sOTenem through boWes, with heat; con-
stipatlon alternating with diarrh9a; piles, natu-
lence, nervousness. codness OF extremitisI; rush
Of blood o head, with symptoms Of HpOpezy, ,numO-
ness of limbs, especially at night; cold childs alter
mating with hot flashes, kidney and urinary dncul-
ties; duness, low spiritS, unsociabity and gloomy
forebodinEs. OAy few OF aoOVe symptoms likely
70 eO preaont at enc ime. All who use DR.. Pierce q
Alt Ext, or Golden Kedical Discovery for Liver
Complaint and It's complications are loud in its
praise. -
CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
RusK, Texas, May lOtA, 1873.
DR.. r. Y. PIERCE:
Dear Str-My wife last year at this time was con.
nnsd TO her bed with Chronic Liver Disease. J had
one Of the best doctors 10 see her and he gave hel
up TO die, when l came upon some OF your medi
cine. bought one bottle and com nPnced gtvine
it. She then weighed 50 poHnds; now sne weigat
140 pounds, and 10 robust and hearty Sh9 has taken
eight bottles in al, SO you sec am an advocate fol
your Medicines. VIM. NEAZkL-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
II LEMON & CO.,
III MsRKET STREET.

case Corighano Licorice, Qarge stick
the best in the market
3 cases Nolen brand Licorice (small stick.
hogshead Paper shell Almonds.
3 bales Soft Shell Almonds
bags French Walnuls.
" Cream Nuts.
3 " Hazel Nuts.
barrels Pecan Nuts.
25 bags Large Virginia Pea Nuts.
50 bags Superior North Carolina Pea Nuts,
all of which are offered very cheap.
+ cases very - " i"
10 boxes Ncssina Lemons very fine.
3 cases extra quality Figs.
200 Whole, Half and Quarter boxes of
choice and plain layer raisins. Also 20 mats
of Seedess Raisins and 80 Boxes Valencia
Raisins for cooking purposes that they offer
cheap. decl3.t tjanl.