davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-09

Nine men went to the residence Of Mr..
C@ser Gill, below tho city, Friday night,
pulled him ont Of bed and threatened to
hang him if he did not give them bill Of
sale for fifteen mules he had in his posses
sion belonging to Mr. Hyatt. AS they
mad couple of strong ropes and seemed
determined to carry their threat into exc
Culion, he did as they requested, and they
took the mules away with them, 4
1t appears that these men had been
working GU the Central Road for a stub
Contractor who, for some reason, could
not pay them. This Contractor made
arrangements, however, with Mr., Hyatt to
60 security for the payment of the men.
The latter got tired of waiting for. their
money, and as they could not persuade
Mr. Hyatt TO pay the amount due them,
took the above means to enforce their
claims. .oYtHitf& l9liUE
Two of the men were captured Sunday
oy Dept. Marshall Wright, and viii have
an examination before Recorder Maurice
today. The other seven are supposed to
nave taken the mules and gone into the
Naturalization News, Sth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-09

. A Card ...
TO the CitiyenS of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
The undersigned have established
themselves as gencralStockAuction-
GERS, Appraisers and Commission
Merchants in your midst. Stock of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu-
sincss, we have established an Intel
ligence Office, where we will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
Respectfully,
MA. HIBBLER.
w. B. ROBERTSON.
Office and Sales room on Main, 2
doors East of Jefferson Street.
March 6, 1S73,-dn2l;tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-09

CAIRO AND FuIToN.-We copy this in
'eresting intelligence from the Washing
ton ARK. Telegraph
Now tbatspring has fairly opened, the
operations on the Cairo and Fulton rail-
f0adsre quite active. D We expect that
more will be accomplished within the
next two months than has been during
me four just past. The whole line being
uhder, contract, and the, contractors with
.aeir laborers being on the ground, and
Inc work all fairly under way, the pro-
sress will be very rapid, and we hope soon
TO announce the completion of the grading
to Red River. L 1jlUGMhy - II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-09

Gen. Richard Taylor, son Of ex-Presi-
oeGt Zachary Taylor, sailed in tho steam
er Tybec, last week, for SANTANA Bay. He
las commission to aid in the organisa-
uoh Of the government.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-09
DRILL JOHNSON, t,

would respectfully inform the citiusas Of psllsu
sha vicinity, that he has permanently located him.
sell IN TINS city, and that he osrs hs prsisssisssi
services 70 them, and wsuld state, a. d 10 stras.
.ss SmonS them, that he !. regular graduate Of
ms been In tho active duties Of his profession Tor
ssnliy years, aud for the last ~ sf them In this
s.as, anu from his experience In the trsatus eat II
me diseases incident to tho SOUTH aAttsrs kissslf
~. no abb. to give general saiisfactisn, ana 90,
ilclts share In this publIe patronage =
Refers to John Henry Bro IN 4 Son. land rent,
" r. Luce Co., Commission Merchants, ma W.
q. Randall Bro, Merchants. a. to ana iincatos,''
10 makes = speciality OF Rheumatism, NeursIxIs.
SKIN iseases, and diseases Of women aud children,
hy os consulted At his residence h Dallas sprlsgs
All ORDERS LETT viii receive prompt attention.
DR. J, I. JOHNSON.
Dallas Texas, January Is, 1878. issmos milo: On
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-09

We are also making arr angemcnts to have a regu.
lar correspondent at Washington City, and will
receive
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-09
THE DALLAS HERALD

I'LL DALLAO lLllALD
Daily and We ,ekIy.
The Daily is pubiishe Il every
morning, except Mo- sday
and delivered to G ity
subscribers by
daylight.
AND ALL POINTS NORTH, EAST, sol TH AND
WEST BY THE FIRST MAILS
Besides the regular
Associate Pre.w Dispatches,
Which arcreccved aslateaa midnight,
We have alsoa
SPECIAL lLLEGRAPHIU REPORTER
at Austin, who furnishes Ms with synop lis OF the
proceedings oftho Legislature, and such OF her item
from the
STATE CAPITAL
as are of any Importance. Wo therefore, give to our
city readers and all Northern Texas
THE LATEST NEWS
Twcnty-four hours, and frequently Forty-eght
hours, in advance of any OF her paper
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
.rhAAtIIHtin H,ssst1ta

A special meeting bftfa Ccfln,itteeof the Iiv-
agpocl ShpWi eek and Humane Society was re-
Gently he'd for the purpose Of considering the res
cue OF passengers from the Inflated steamer At-
EIntac, which as said to have been effected by
Quartermasters Robert Thomas, Edward Owens.
aud John SpeaEman. From the statement made
before the Committee, it appeared that Thomas
was the first 10 reach the island on which the pas-
sengers found helter Owens, who wOs wearing
hte-belt, attempted to establish accumulation
with rock abeut l50 feet from the bow of the
vessel, but, in consequence Of the surf he was un-
able to land, and was drawn back to the steamer
Subsequently, Speakman, who also wore life
pelt' succeeded IN swimming to the rock, which
was only about 10 feet square, and atterward
crossed the channel to the island and Joined
Owens. SPeakman carried O small line attached
to stouter one; and the latter having been fast
ened TO stake driven in the crevce Of the rocks,
the people drew themselves to the shore, receiving
from Speakman and Thomas such assistance as
they could render. 1t was shown that to the eff
forts Of the Rev. Mr. Ancient the rescue of the first
officer was attributed, the reverend gentleman
having previously picked up q stowaway boy who
had fallen from the rgRin into the sea; and the
Committee marked their sense of the heroic con-
duct OF the reverend gentleman by awarding him
tue Society's silver medal
The conduct of the Clancay family, the only res
idehts on the island, was referred to in terms oil
unqualified satisfaction, especially the deyotedness
and perseverance of Mrs. S. A. Riley, a daughter
or Mr.. Clancy, through whose hands most Of the
saved passengers passed, and to whose womauIy
tenderness and care in drying their clothes and
mlniStering to their comforts many of the passen-
gsrs owe their escape from death. The committee
aEarded &l0 to the Clancy family, and 95 to
Mrs. Riley, and directed that 2l0 should be for
" 'rded to the Rev. Mr.. Ancient to be distributed
nong the fishermen who assisted to take the pas
sengers from the island to the mainland. In con-
sequence of the conflicting nature of the evidence,
the committee were unable to discover any special
msrlt IN the conduct of the .quartermasters, but
aljudging them e. each for attending to give in
formation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
from the Buffalo Courier (dem.) July III

Tue NEW YORK HERALD has lately publish.
Cd several articles Of more than usual merit
ana torethought on the present tendencies Of
PIpllc events in this country, and dismissing
sne SIDE issues such as those of protection
ana tree trade, suffrage to one class or the
other, and even that yet greater question Of
Capitalization or State rights, says the real
thought In the minds of most of our politicians
Is, Shall we have republican form of gov
eminent? Shall we nominate General Grant
Tor third term?" It il Justly said
that history repeats ITSELF but it is al ways with
variations which partly obscure its teachings
IRON our sight. The change from simple re-
publlcanism to CeSarism In this country will
not 0e marked by coup detGt. such as that of
Louis Napoleon, but many of the sot,al and
polltlcal elements around US are favorable to
IT, There is an absence OF those fixed senti-
ments on many subjects which pervaded the
community when the revolution was accom-
pushed the country has become accustomed
70 the spectacle of military subOrdinatien and
RUE, and many Of our young men haye form
ed their opinions during its existence; enor-
nous wealth and luxury have not only been
obsained, but this has been done with sud-
denness never before known. The prevalence
OF widespread laxity in moral and political
principles, especially among our public men,
Is too plainly proved by the Credit Mobllier
ana other extraordinary legislation in Con-
gress and big railroad and other iniquittes in
state legislation at Albany and elsewhere !;
property is becoming concentrated in fewer
hands, and the opportunities of readily acquir-
ing land and farm at nominal price are al
most totally lost In the older States, and social
distinctions, scarcely known in the earlier
days Of the Republic, are becoming the rule
instead of the exception, while honest labor is
less respected. These things and others con-
nected with them 80 far to make up the body
OF different government and aid those who,
for the sake of retaining their honors and
emoluments, are desrous that Grant should be
reelected for third term and as much longer
as they can carry elections.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
and western ID II.
~ TIME TABLE. ~
sPHIN9 ARRANGEMENT.

CommencinK April 7th,
issys iLssvs iwlI%SiDEtOn o9 70 90 m. and SIS m
As, .atH21Its1nnerg ~ 20: 10 5b m and so M
ArnYe et Wilmington s. m, 90 and s % n 'to
A6Ny AA6ys e. e rL9annSenbsrE L9n 20 II Sra and %
1V4g % with train leaving Philadeiphia a. 4 "a =
M 5etimo5e ,c at7 30 M and DelaWare & trsins
etIvlng &c ~ 10 9. m. r Oh FTl
TIatns leaving Wilmington at 5 IS D m. conneota
WEn train leaving PniladelDhia at 30 m. = '
Train arriving az Wilmington at Z 55 N. .witb
train philadelphia at 10 q b. "' S"'~A
IEain pi afriving ct Wilmington at 90 with train
a. IRAN arriving at Wilmington at 90 D m With
Gain Gi.h L2E Salumore and Washington at5I7pua:
with train for Philadephia and New York ~ yks s0
m ami with DnIaMsre Z & trsInS at IS m oVN
u,, SUNDAY TRAINS, - ',5s
Leave Wtlmins ton 90 and so q m
Leaye L9ndenberg 9 IS M, and Is m,
AAsIvs ArIgvs MnmalEeton 81 m aud 8 t0p N.
Isalac arriying n WILMINGTON at 90 M, con
nSnes ETn traan Tor Philadelphia ct 50 N. ! ~
,Vmnihug connections between ", and w and D
m:.ela d Ospota' and cars Of the MilminEton CITY
hs1tTay.7 ssI DAVID C0NNRLL. SaDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

DBowNEp. .-Mchael o. Conner, native Of New
York, who was employed on the Columbia and
Port Deposit Railroad, was drowned whilst bath
ing in the Susquehanna river at Cull's Falls few
days ago. His body was found at Fites' Eddy,
floating in the water, with the face upwards some
thing very unusual, as they arc generally found
floating with lace downwards. The body was ta-
ken in charge, coroner'a inquest hold, and YER
dict ofaceldentai drowning rendered. l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

9RAvEb.--O On the farm of Mr.. Matthew Russell,
near Bay View, Cecil county. Md, is gravel bank
which Is largely used by the county authorities in
makingIroads. For this purpose it is said toexcel
all other kinds Of gravel. It is said to be OF pc
culiar naturp impervious to water, frost and wear
Had he II ua Inc railroad, he could realize for
tune from T. He furnishes it to the county for
five cents per load. G't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

A sailboat was capSized by a squall off Will
l,w Grove, ten miles below Baltimore, last
evening, and fonr young men were drowned,
namely; Miller Spence, aged II; Jacob Ans
drew. 2l; Baldwin Wilson, lS, and George
COX, 20.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

THE NEW BLAsTIO TRUss, An ImDor-
tan. IaUentoH. Il retains the Rupture at all times
and under the hardsb exercise or aeYerest strain,
It Is worn with comfort. and If kept on night and
day effects Derwanent cure Ia q few weeks. Scld
cheap. and sent By mail when requested. Circu.
tic Truss Co., No. 6s3 Broadway, N, z. City. M.
body uses Metal Snring Trusses; too painful; they
slip on TOO frequently. ap29'2aW&WeoW-1y'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
CONNECTIONS.
T0 THE PUBLIC.

FTl0 THE PUBLIC rs i.iJ t'l.Is I4 TIl
A The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
Rany nave completed arrangements TO carry Money
fackcges and Express Matter to and from al points
on the line OF their road and West Chester. -
Also TO all points on the Philadelphia and Read-
lnG and lCataWiYs8 Railroads. Including Roadihg
Ipgtown; Mahoney City, Mt. Carmel, NOrristOWn.
SSr M bsr n t,y,. .,;o, LIlH
net Of Front and Madison streets Wilmington.
I, ExpTess matter senttO Franklin TslsgraDh plce,
Snd HF StESes sE "a Rs5 Ego1s
delivering agents, viii receiye prompt attention.
1ap6-h 0en1 SuDt W. K. r. r. DO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

The Beckwith sac Portable Family Sew
ing Machine on 80 Days Trlal1 many advan-
tages over al. Satisfaction guaranteed, or SO re-
with Sewing Machine Co.,, ,662 broadway, N, Y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
philadelphia Wilmington and Bal.
At t1more Railroad.
aifs DELAWARE DIVISION.

EMP0R1L,ANT N0TTCE-0n and after Monday
IOEa es w a. n for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
The 6.25 p: m. train from Wilmington with Pbiis.
HslPhla and Baltimore connection, will run to SkS.
tia. tora. irving a: 1000 p. m. Making three daiIv
In IN and after the above date this Company will dis
sSonauene running the early morning and evening
Trains between Milford and Harrington, S''e'''
- r-t. n. r. KENNEY. SupTS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
W3--.A. .G--F1..=&-.-

AGENTS. everywhere to sell our nov and
- = - ~ novel lEmbroidering Machiue.-L
WA NVET Send for ILLUSTRATED Circular, to
- = = = : the Mckee Manufacturing Com
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

BOSTON ThIRTATION SIGNALS.
Sent on receipt Of 25 cents. Unique Printing an
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
gep " "SdsettiselHsAts. sAoa
.THE VERY BEST, PEAN.

BY which you can obtain Life insurance is the Low
treuiums All Cash, Stock Plan, It furnishes Che
laEseft amount Of insurance for,a given sum. cf
mopq ~ hecontfaetis nlainRnd definite. without
m1lieation, mystery, or uncertainty. The policy
rs adFaSs worth its face. the premium never in
erea7es' 1t is the most satisfactory and eoOnOmi-
cal plan for the insurant. THa TRAvKLERs INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY. of Hartford. cOnd.. grants tifs
Insurance upon this excellent plan. It's sesuri,y
Is S1questiOned. Apply to any Agent, pf lond JOF
q eOifculaF. uindiVg f4 rgffesufT oiidn7 t1 IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
pHILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON :, AZ;
\ MORE RAILRnAD,...5lss----tts - ~ Avn q nal

On and attsE " ED NEspH " nIss,., ,s.I "a.
heg eAI viii be attached 10 tbS fsa;1tSi
I'm 9tsS SsSlng fhfadelDh'a SOOsps M. for u 81.
me train win SspH ii Stations as folIov, :,
= ~ E SraZ Rorry. 9,12 D. N, IaiSrstbo ssa
isW "a fdnseseeI W. p m; Lamokin, 9s45p 10, ThnSSe
,e NJ II ,. ri Lnwoodl 9.55p. M; Clayinont in lI
W 'Etlersiin, 10 p. m; arrive ilnington IL A
toct2Ql II. p. HENERY. Es. E1.nsSO is1tOV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

A DORM YOUR HOMES with the new
a. ChrOmo. Awake" and Asleep" Sells iikc
wilo .hre Enc pair sent for 30 cents. A large dis
FoxborO. Mass. - .'-'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

.IN0R .SALE.-A large body Of iTilnbef and IRON
IL Ore Lands in Middle Pennsylvania. estiVd
ed to cut ]0U0 ct Of sound white oak white
and yellow pine an b mloek On and d ear Aoat-
ing ssreams, with steam saw mill, boom etc. On
the Susquehanna. Apply to P. W. SHEAFER,
Pottsville, Pa. ,-'4T-ii--TT-' --TT-''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

HAND s., A@P OIL L 20.
cssta 70 to rs cents por cake, and every
bodvshsuld haveit You viii like Il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
ENOCH NOR CAMS SONS

s A p o. III 20,
for Securing Knives is better and ,leau-
or than Bath Brick Win not scratch, =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

s A P o LII 70
Poli9hes Brass and Copper utensils bet-
ter than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

s A P o Z" r o.
for Washing Dishes and Glassware is in
valuable. Cheaper than soap .S1t .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
STRONG TALK.

We can With condd nee rec lmmend to our Gus
tom r tue Sdmarlt1A's Ro and Herr Juices as a
remedy worthy Of then cunsiIer4t on. W. ha .
been sstg argelE OF the art Gle for years and mud
ina IN NO instance has Il failed In curing ) rOf4a
llcers sores, Rheumatism. arising frua scruIu.
Ous taiat speedily removed.
JAS. 2 BURNS Co.'S DUG STORE,
Cor. sixth street and Penn Avenue, Pttsburg
hen leading druggists so st-o ey recon mend to
sHelr @ lelghS1 ; and customers remedy, fl Is am
eient pruoi that the article uaR Oe depended on
There is not another remedy known n al has stoOd
lhe est Ina he sam Iit4G Root and Hero Ju crs
las Dur ng the : ar il Was used In tRe no pltaIs
NArre Scroia.a and impurities OF The blood D. e.
val. d IL Their worst forms AID Il was the whole
dependence Of the surs cons in such cases
Root and Herb .lule t.. 81. = per not le
sod by L BrlnElurst Il Co, SiXth ami Market;
4 AclnA44i S=coud and Market Wilmington BEL
AID y Druggists general lie Ily
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
speftal Auttrss.
Condomned d.

Ba.-am CopAoa Is condemned and discardesf q.
oelug not cuh Jr.hess, oHt frequently lLIufiOus
u 10 ul-g listing 'sste aad sm L. and viii disorder
he solnaesi stor.aca and sti!l the qua \. use the
drug.
samaritan Gif Is purely vegetable, pie isani TO
lake and viii cure every lime Ia from tSu 10 four
Hats Ne pilhe Ourselves OF IL talntg Of u e
as Il 10 he Oily known ueuc ne that c I've d.
pended On, : FTeby avntdluy eXpe-u e a.d trau u
Prlce: Mae PACK aRes. g.; femae Is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27

IN crsx Elssasa is 'ess tAA2 ous week OF
Hnl quies as the q, 2vEss Is, tAs choose of ma
J5rIy u he ojSy causc e 30 iznra-+Ans East-
O., 70 ne paelsctsS q or citizens. lie; those
WIN tsR' the pecessdty o. soaa nsniaYsl gov.
sTnnani evidence thar Interest IN :Ae sal jset
ey vnsps ias gaos men. We Aslisvs the Bsgab-
hcEr candidates deserve gsnatl support and
vi hnas 70 see sharr -aaasve Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27

t3sns-z Nvsr, Fhs Ctiet ot the S.snA, Sesviee
RursSn has gone t. EuroPs, leaving the supsr-
vision Of the weather IN charge - Colonel Gar
RICK MALLORY, Tins gentleman nov has = splendid
opportunity to Ssoons possible candidate for
President o; the United States. he viii endear
himself 70 the IopalAr heart, for at least two
weeks BY giving Us dis spell for at least that
Length Of TINA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
We haze an extraoUiiaary police foree no,

We have an extraordinary police foree now
very exirAoninAry. A sergeant Of the force
Is - sod guKraiAn Of the puhlic pesce, IS TO
semi wori to rs BY an snployes ef the ocNNEs-
eisy. oolohea in abusive and obscene language,
thai Be voad Ike to catch the eaitor ot the
r4ysr, Soi oozanii a. GSsAah on him This is
a ss1Sal2- sergeant q Y,ohoe-S vesy queer
siy9s .; Ts-saz 70 preserve FahSe order, We
Aaas tAa MAvor 5 zzas has few q his ssyle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27

The Chester County Republican Convention
yesterday adopted resolution conceeding the
Senator to Delaware county, and appointed con-
fsrees to meet those from Delaware. The Cen
vention nominated E. W. Bailey and Peter G. Car
ey for Assemblymen, and jesse E. Philips for
Comfy Treasurer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
9peEiaI Antifes.
aaIrilItr Poys,tera.

We call attention TO onr Beidlitz Powders 90 uni-
veFsaly popular everywhere They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them % be
equal TO any In the markst fully up 70 the standard
To Be good they must be fresh and pure. This ts
our special claim, to prove which they need on 10
be tried. Don't forget the place 70 get them, et
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and Meat atreelA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
The u. =, Cent

SESSION. rms MoRsNe-ARauHENT IN THE RICH
MANN CASE.
session of the U. s. District Court for Della
ware was held, this morning. The canal boat
cases were called and continued. Argument
then proceeded on the bankruptcy case OF Will
liam Richmann. but without reaching conclusion
the Court adjourned until to- morrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27

General Butler opened the Republican cam
PAign in Massachusetts by speech at Worces-
ter, last night. His appearance was greeted by
"three cheers family given" and ia volley of
Kisses" he was heard with attenti ion, however,
and portions of bis speech were applauded, s.d
he closed without interruption from sey
aourca
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
krRIIsp Mustard

Pure EnRliah Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice hayoring uxtraCts viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter Almonds ext strawberry, etc. All
Of the most celebrated max 9, for sale ct
FUSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27

"IMINGToN TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w E4PRkSS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages 70 and from all parts OF the city Rs
rosa Depot and boat. Also, baggage called FOR ana
checked (where Railroad Tickets are heidi TO All
points nom private residences or hotels orders
left 81 THE Franklin Telegraph Once, No
= West Third Street; z. Bringhurst 4 Co
sixth and Market; Smith a Painter Seveutb
and Market, and b. 4 z. Shoemaker sos Market st
viii receive prompt attention. Principal once BaS
gage Rsom4 p, W. and b. Railroad Derot.
j. j. AChUiLRN,
santlAlv y sRAI. Ppnnrintnse
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27

Or. caterson's Group Powders.
Dr. Cs TERSONS GROUP POWDERS
Promp- safe -ud reli t0le.
Aror Ina immediate Relief
T. If civ iuno- eut even sucking
lnfan eau iake them without injury
DIR CAIRRSON'S CRoUP POWDERS
D. Z lBRsoHS GROUP POWDERs
DR. GATERSOs'S GROUP POWDRhS
Brest up tho disease speedily;
Act ike Magic In Group;
Ceanse The stomach;
Rs N we tongh viscd Mucus
And Mem rAnous Exeulauons,
DIR 4 trE SONS GROUP POWDERS
DR CArERSoAS GROUP POWDERS
DIX. CATkRSUNS GROUP Powders
Should be In every family
As the fe OF the patient
NJ ~ depend Oh the immediate
Administration OF the medicine
bh. Ca tRhSu$S GROUP PuWDHRS
Prepared oy VIM NJ. CAlERSON, NJ. D..
l40 SIX III St, Fhila., Pa
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, I5c. ie23-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
PtNtt'e AetTaI on.

Ptatts Astral oil sold wholesale to grnceFa deal
ers and coantry stare keepers at wholesale rates in
and gall ans or BY the barrel by
@. FOSTER,
waves ale Agent for Delaware,
trout aud West streets, VII, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
Mn,er's Aorse ano cattle Powders

Fout's Cattle FoSder, Il, II. Il. Liniment Roberts
RnlbIocatinu Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
pr eminent Pa'en Nedi ines In the market for sale
st FOSq ERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF sTA~E

InformAtios hAa been received at this Department
from Mr.. David ]. wiilhnson, the Consul Of the
United States At Callo= Peru. Of the death, on the
IItA Gay Of June last, at Calloa Of George Wiso-
of wilmington. Delaware, seznen
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-27
tFrOm our Third Edition, of yestsrday.l
Storms In the East.
THEIR xFTzors ALONG TIE COAST.

In a severe storm on Sunday the frighte Po,0-
hatan dragged her anchors but escaped damage.
The Land telegraphs connecting with the Ca
bic was damaged, but it has since been repaired