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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11
HEALDs' HYcEIAK HOME. T.
Cor. van Buren st. and shaIlcFoss Ave.s
''-- WILMINGTON, DEL
PUsEY HEALD, M. D., I p,zyum.rs
s Navy II. UEAID NJ b.. r. EhhhiuiANS

f.ns Wtnrsu md
WILMINGTON, DEL.
pUSEY HEAID, M. D., I x,,.vu,cn.ws
.. Mary Il. HEALD, NJ b., FhHsioiANS
mar1e-lyof 4 - ..ar s,..~
TINS new nrst-elass Institution for the Hyoienic
ITeatmenIoi >ra.ion sr 9tnsn montSs
Jeh NJ ents rom aeveteen States and Terrtories
WIN IN G TIvaranJ1d M TssEeJ N me aick we repu
,,ara % ne sntra svstemof drug-sIying az not onlv
,a w TaiIacians bnt terrby destructye TO health
hsnSess snS itSa EeteiIssa sit,l Al afe tiaV al.
au t scP nersops n given To- thoae IN Wig
nrona haslth wonld ineyitsbly make them III Rea-
@ data ma tr,,e sscience must and do condemn
s0n SatqTe aS ~ r. "
Su0 Ne rei1 soIey niof ,1aftnI ,rsnrs which include
an sSnToSurists coShanation Of wholesome Food,
ptSo h ~ tnre Soft Water swedish Novements Tor
tns 5sss strenehsnin 81 fsebls muscles. the reef Of
@ sno Sran sn n ma crnula
congesHea otghs, ~ anu Sths Ab1nent Sleen and
poat 0f noor Ssresae PToeer Clothin0 Recrea-
tion' etc. y 80 80 II III. N 1lsl' 81
DR MI Il. HEAIiO gives especial attention to
ladies' ne does DIR. p. HEALD to gentlemen.
Cases visited In Town or Country. ~.
marlsru rnSsa.-ip ~. a.. +y.5
NANt---s r5 s51t,s5p pfrIIrs rToIJupnTIr Ir,Sns
- No. snecisi semiunassive Exerciaes
we are enabled 70 overcome tne mosI opstlnAte
chronic congesti0ns, ap ~ tns saS sss T W. ~
heve the Brain, Throat lungs otomheli, Ivei, hlu-
neys, Uterus etc., OF surplus plood We as
70 the cold hanos ieet aha mnns ~ sls paes ~ ING io
crculatlOn oeing mus equshzeu' oay " usy eS ~
purities, whlch o1stfuctea thS Organic iuncbons
are carried 10 tne lungs boMSls, hiuneysi eso a
expelled from the system giving fehet Hoh lhnsin-
nation, pain ana nervous uisquiet .,-., x,roo,.
In al IoIhs oi chiono aisoese, , melu1s t,a wHaA
hungT& & ,S ger 10 ~ atc stc rSe s.Moyement
oni ~ = Ist pPaScactons N oves needed axerctae
cure s nost shCaclous; ges sSos 5
an anu ~ 1usA; 1a.st;,a ~ soatisS51 ~
In " "Disesses 81 women" these "Movements"
osst ,ective agents we can possibly employ They
% sanothan tha enfeehled mnacles Of the Abdomen
az au D an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. while me mapnetie rnl
Ins M TX over fhe SHINE and limbs aniet and
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SECOND EDITION.
300. p M.


A STEAMER DISABLED ~ ZOE IN THE HoBss sHoz
-ooMpEILED TO RETURN TO PORT AND DIS
CHARGE EER CARGO. .4s... ~
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL.
The British Iron Screw Steamer Potomac,
which cleared yesterday, with . full cargo Of
grain and produce, for Liverpool, had her boy
plates stove in by the Ice in the Horse Shoe
She returned to port and Is now in the dock
Her cargo will have to be disohaFseds psspaka-
tory to repairs at Cramps ship yard ct Ksnsipg-
ton, "a ,fasJt l.s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

BE-" '4 REPORT OF rnE sikisAL sEAs&i5E.l s&ib5SEl0' 9 i
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
Probabilities For the Middle States, shifting
to Westerly and soqthessterly; Rising tempers-
.tprst With gsnets sll5 clsAE weather. nj AL !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

IN the wharton trial. yesterday, Ave Jurors
d we're obtRined, exhsuBting the regular panel
and the court adjourned until Monday.
Nifff1I IJ - :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

ENURSi FURsl FURSi = South East corner OF
h Ninth and Cherry streets, Philadelphia. New
Goods, New Styles, Low Prices.
Having Just received an enormous stock OF Ladies'
Fine and Costly Furs, we are able to show our cus-
toners the very latest styles and offer them at such
tremendous low prices that 1t ts impossible Tor any
lady to leave our store without purchasing.
Our place iB great our prices just we Will use you
well II you In US trust.
All we ask OF the ladieg is to give us call and be
convinced of the above facts, as we will not
be undersold by any store in the o. g., owing 70 me
enormous rush We have had lstely, we were forced
TO open an additional sAlesroon, where we will be
able TO accommodate q great many more OF cuf
customers. Il.
Ladies' bear In mind that we do not misrepresent
any goods in our establishment and can show you
the following superior fura at half price: Hudson
Bay, Royal Crown Squirrel, Mink Sable. Astrachan
tBlk and WITTY Real Ermine, Seal F..s
Ais0b0o splendid Aatrachan Fuk and Seal SacqueA
800 Ali Wsol and Broche Paisley shawls which must
be disposed of.
Ladies' we ask you enly to call and convince your.
selves that the greatest bargains in Frs can be had
at the largest and principal Fur warehouse and Loan
once 9. Il corner Ninth and Cherry Streets Philar
dephia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

NMALL4EARLE IRON clamp. screws for cabinet.
Nk Makers jolners, pAttern-makersr ETC. Eight
'-e- - TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. ssb eight Thirty-nye, Market St below Ninth,
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PHYSICIANS PREscRlPTI0NS.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS. %
We desire to call the attention Of our patrons and
the pubic to our facilities for accurately dspenBing
Physicians Prescriptions. During the year tunt
passed, we prepared about $4,000 prescriptions
making file over IN feet long and weighing 9TISrs.
This 10 the largest number ever prepered In our
establishment and we feel much pride In asDert-
ing tho largest number ever prepared in the 8sate.
Examine the ressona well that give ~ the aacen-
dency on the prescriptions:
Ist Pure drugs and reiable chemicals.
cd, Competent Clerks, educated apotheearieA
sd Guards OF various kinds against handling bot
ties containing poisons, both a. TO shape color and
place where kept
attn, Manner aad style of our dispensing.
9Th, Moderate chAfgeG-
9th, No percentages or profits given to Physieiapl
for their fayors, thereby eecing the ioaetoIaela
we are well satisfied after years Of confederation
that the above reasons are tho points" OF Hucceag
Every one deairins to test all we say can prove It
by having their prescriptions prepared at the pre-
scripton department OF ~ ~
!. EDWARD MoINALLt JR., ~
Apothecary, Second and Market stEeelsa
WiminRton.
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TUyHE PLACE FoR ovRRcoATs. "a

YEyHE PLACE FOR ovKRcoATS. - Great bar
IL gains in overcoats, superior quality Of over
cOafs, South EaaAeofnef Ninth and Cherry streets.
Gents, can and inspect our stock, ana Wnen We
tell you we have 5000 Fine KerBey, Melton, Chin
chilia E Borie and Oessinere Overooats OF all de-
scriptions, you can rest assured that you can be
suited Our stock win be sold at half price TO pay
advances. -.t-. ...,.
Gentlemen desiring ine overcoat at half price
will call at once at the largest and Principal Loan
once, 8. &. corner of Ninth and Cherry Streets
PhilRdelphiR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

Tespectfnly call the attention OF the public to
the complete suocess OF his new apparatus for ad-
ministerlng Nitrous Oxide In the painless extrac-
ton OF teeth The superiority OF this gas as attested
by those who have been under its Influence, ts evil
dent from the following facts: 1t isabsoutely pure
fresh gas being made for every patient while oc-
cupyng the char. 1t requires only about half the
usual quantity 70 produce the desired result It is
not attended with any strangltng or suocatiDg sem
uniform and pleasant, and 1t leaves no dsagreeable
after effects. y - ,,,,1,u,sr1y a.
all its branches, at his former popular prices.
.. oFFIcE:-21O WEST FOURTH STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

YWyHE PLACE FOR BARGAINS is the South East
corner OF Ninth and Cherry streets, Philedel-
p6la, as we have goods TO suit all as prices which
none can beat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11
THE HOLIDAY SEASuN.
NoLD w EATHE r.

NoLD WEATHE
Like this, demands preparations to prevent the
cracking Of the lips and hands. The following are
all good and equally deserving of the title Best"
GlyGerine, Bowers pure, Perfumed Glycerine vari-
GUS sizes, Cold Cream, all styles and sizes;
Glycerine Cream Gayleys Almadine, Hegemans
Camphor Ice, McPherson's Camphor Ice Mclnalrs
Carbotc Camphor Ice and Glycerine, Mcinalrs Car
bollc Cocoa Butter Price Glyoerine Soap, Lowe Il
Benbows Glycerine Soap for sale at the wholesale
EDWARD McINALL, JR.,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington.
TWUMAN HAIR-NoTICR TO THE LADIES OF
WILMINGTON ANB VICINITY - Mrs. Julia
Parsal a lady Of color, practical dealer in Human
Hair Chlgnons, Curs, Pdffs Switches, Braids, Friz
xets &c., all the latest styles constantly on hand.
Combings made up TO order with neatness and care.
Also, hair dressing, hair cutting and shampooing
orders promptly nlled at No. TOs sHIPLEY, ST.
between Seventh and Eighth streets, Wilmington,
Delaware jan9-lY
DHIIoPATRIAN Supper, January 18th. Tickets
Il $3.50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

T iARGE CAsT0Rs, suitable fgr store trucks or
boxes, and an assortment OF bed and furniture
castors, fol. sale by #,.s.,s,....,
No. ssD hight Thirty-Dve1 Market t,below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

The Lister Smith Pardon-The 0skins Case
The Gamblers and their Respectable Friends
The Constitutional Convention -Charlsmagne
Towers Downfall-An Art and Literary Club
Deaths Of Prominent CitizeHs--Ths Episcopal
inns and the Indians-The Sensational Drama.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

FOR SALE by ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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The Bazaar is edited with q contributes
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The Sharon Herald, MOTTO
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Crook, wisely remarks. "This
is q sltperfuous performance
while the crossing, are so mud
dy- $50 800 -s - -.--sIn e.
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HARPER;S WEEKLY.
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A printer recently made BE
ye therefore steadfast," the
text of a minister's sermon, "Be
We there for breakfast"
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THE MISSOURI REPUBLICANS Is pre-
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THE BossIER BANNER.
More Shame,

rom the missouri Republican,
1t is getting to be a serious
question whether there is any
ofour national character abroad
left to us, and if so, whether
the remnant is worth preserv-
ing. The Emma mine and Ell
Paso railway exploits, supple
mented by the Credit Mobilier
investigation and other recent
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of these scandals upon the
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old world. We are rapidly &C
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allowed to GO on without fixing
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Y. Herald prints the following
as a special telegram from vi
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dare even to hope that it is uH-
true:
80! "YIENNA, April 10.-Swind-
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with the appointment of the
American commissioners to the
International Industrial Exhi,
bition to be held in this CITY,
1t is asserted that many of the
commissioners purchased the
position for the sake of the hon.
or of appearing in an official
character at. the sassemblage Of
the fair and duringits manage.
ment. One of the gentlemen
says he paid the sum of $4,000
but the rate generally charged
was somewhere in the neigh,
borhood of $1,000. The ma
jority of the Commissioners are
incapable persons. The more
respectable among them are
engaged in instituting inquiry
into the matter of the swindle.'
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