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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-10

A eidSfsN EGUW 'y.abNyES with tho new
N CHROME. "Awake' ,and Asleep Sells like
wilI-ire. Yhe pair sent for 10 cents large dis
count TO agents. Address W II. CARPENTER,
FONburo Mass.
, 1873-07-13

hia horror et sooing dead bodies intorred Within
tho walls Of tho ohurchos, and Thought that now,
tntleod, he had fallon among savhBcs.
Fifty years ago aud moro tho AHhhptoca were
uaing 1oon1B exactly similar In oonatrnotfon to
those used In Eur0pehn countrioH and lofe. !ho
cloths OF various toxtnrpB and colorB tnRnu1ao-
tured by them on theHo In OF remarkable o1ooi.
ioneo tho sod being especially o,ast n1ea
some OF thoir doBigns and patterns showing
grcat invention and taate. 1'hoir goldnrniths''
work la loss artistic, being for tho most peft
characterized by n1aesivenoHa rathor thah deli-
csoy. Gold is SO plentiful throughout tho oonn-
try that people Of all claHsoB naorn thomselVes
profusoly With It. When poraon dies, how
ever, all bis gold goes to tho King, who makes
profit by 1t through expectation and otherwise.
md hero blades Tor wcapons inlhtd With gold
nre manufactured With much skill. IN chrpen-
tcra' work tho AAhantoos ara also proficient, AZ
well rs in tho tanning, dressing, aud manufao-
turIug Of l0athor. Both hbxeB among thn
Aahantoes are finely formed, with 1.-the limbs,
and bupp1et graceful action.
Many OF tho women Of tho upper classes arc
very handsome and attractive, their oha5ms @ aet
OF with rich ailkon and other etutfs, and richly
adorned aggry beads, hesvy gold earnings md
armlota, and precious stones. They wear sort
Of cushion projecting, as traveller aihrme,,
"from Just below tho small Of tho back"
Think Of that, o dreBsmakers Of Paris and New
York, and hAYe tho audacity to gay TINT your
"paniers" aro original aud Of civilization porn
It Is among tho FantecB that this fashion Il car.
ied to tho greatest exoess. There tho "antinoo,"
uulko tho "pnnier" Of our women, IT has its
peculiar Significance, Tor It denotes both tue
rink Of tho women wearing 1t and tho number
OF their oht1drop.
, 1873-07-13

OF working and tho appearance OF THO salt are
soon, and ALSO monnincns, 48 foot high, mnde
production OF thcao mnon Ia 13l, 900 toms. 4 aait
Of conl OF equal height stands near by, built up
Of blocks aovoral foot square, tako1l from u voin
75 foot in thickness; there ie shaft Of bricks Of
coal dust O fuel much used on tho Danube Btoarl-
ors md on locomotives. It BellB ut about$4 ton In
American currency. Among mnuy noticeable
objoots which can barely mention, is model
of Fiurn tho only Hungarian scaport) .n'odcls
maps usod IN tho public schools, drawings mado
by high-Hchool pupils, library Of tho Hungarian
classics and OF standard foreign worlB TINT havo
boon translated into the Magyar language. n fow
exccllont grand pianos, and caso OF entomology
400 spooioB Of HptdorB.
, 1873-07-13

House, and perhaps the host Judge of art In
England. Struck will, tho morlta of tl,o work.
h9 inquired tho price that was Bct upon II. Ita
OF groat value, HanBwcrod the dealer, q and coat
MO great tioal Of uollBh; I think . thounaud
Eniueas would not shot mo clear OF its damsgsh."
Tho Count. convinced that tho naan had coma
Mnlawfully by tho picture, made no reply aud
Taking occnsiou next day to 500 Biz Richard
Mayno, thiof Of tho policc-Forco Of England. ho
mentioned tho circumstance, and added that u
hc "oro certain the picture had boon honestly
sGm9 sr ~ hG MoHa ssy ay tho Rroo s.hea
once. BY dint Of cajoories and threats tie deal-
er wss intlucod to tel! tho story Of bis purchase
9i tiio painting. Tho poor woman WAS at length
discovered. sho described tho picture eho had
lost, and, upon being brought into largo gal
lery q paintings whore It had boon hung, in
hta1t!y idontifaed it. Tho Count purchased and
paid for no work, and tho procoota OF tho salo
Jcw. "AA ''NN
In TINT part Of tho national gallery ut Ttafal-
gar square, London, which contains Spanish
WORKS or art, tho viaitor will observe Murillo'u
Madonna. remarkable for purity Of conception
and bril]ianoy Of ooloring. II ID a small paint
Ing, not mora thnn eighteen inohos BY tWolye.
but noticeable for tho full figure and iubant
countonance Of the Virgin Mother ns aho oxhib-
itn tho Infant Jesus to Elizabeth. It was pur.
chasod ct tho sale Of tho Countess Of Blessing
toms ofoots, In 1850. for tho eum OF 8,060
gnineas. i Is the same painting for which in
1840 tho Hobrow pcddler paid one chilling. OF
course there tB iB no question Of It's authenticity
md no proaont measure Of its value. But be-
hind its first exhibition in tho oJster-she1 grot-
follow 1t cnmo In the courao OF generations
from tho mansion Of eomo Oastilian nobleman
to tho bnro apartments Of ID English charwo-
man, will probably never bo known.-N. g.
Dodge in tic Golden Aqe.
, 1873-07-13

fnsst editions Of everything In tho literature
Of oil tito world, which rcilned taato and oul-
tvatod intolloot could desiro. This Abboy, Hit-
united diroctly on tho bnnks Of tho Avon, u tho
most porfeot apeolmen OF tho beautiful In lnnd-
and saoh. IN all It's details, Is as perfect aa
massor. artist, with unlimited wenlth nt command
and centuries Of timo to aid cau produce.
was amused by an illustration Of
kNoL1sH xuOTIRM
and courteous gardonor. We came to d small
epcclmon Of thu big trco Of California early dis
covered, classified, and named by American nut.
nrs1s ts - ~ s. ths % q.sangoa g sigsnssett
ia tho WelNngtonia gigantlca," ssia ho. "No,
sir" I replied +" that treo grows in my conn.
try. Ihave soon thom thorO many times AZ old
20 your olaest castle-walls. 1t ia tho Washing"
tonfd giganttca."
From bennington wo drove on Sunday to
6trattord, and attended service in tho church
whore
snAKsrEAnE
Was buried. Aftor service va Rtrollod along tho
groeu banks Of tho Avon; visited tho house
from tho young mulberry which grows whore
tho Shakespeare mulberry stood; gathered pan
sios and forget-mo-nots from his garden; looked
over tho 1olics; and thenco won't to tho cottage
and back By Charlotte Hall. suppose more
people visit stratford rs pilgrims to the birth.
place Of tho great poet, than the birthplace OF
any othor man who has over lived.
At Lltohleld fa m cxtromel! BEAUTIFUL oathe-
dral, Of the forid Gothic atyle. Hero was born
tho great English moraltst,
JOHNSON;
but. although there Ia fino marble monument
to bis nomory, our Bprightly wattinE-mnid at
tho hotol could not direct us where to find 1t,
and had never hoard Of tho man, aud could not
purchase copy Of any Of hia works in tho town.
Our frat Sunday In London Was epons in At
tending service at
WESTMINSTER AnDKy.
Il Was called Hospital Sunday, bechuse oyery-
whore throughout Loudon, aer111onB wero
preached aud collections taken up IN aid Of loa-
pitfalls for tho poor. Tho speaker at Westminster
Abbey stated that ono-half the people OF Lon
don attended the hospitals, or roocivod sid from
tho froe dispenaaries He acarcely seomod to
faot that strikes the observer eyorywhore. The
division between c1aBBoB hore Is very wide. The
rich arc worry rich, and the poor are worry wretch.
cd. The nobility live In a degreo Of luxury and
af1uenco equalinR that Of tho Roman Senators In
tho days OF the decline OF the Roman Empire
Their oharitieH arc princa1y and magnificent
but What shall DO done with tho mllliona Of
pAupors, WIstohed, almost hopolosa This IL
tho great problem which Engllsh stateamen
muat meet md solve.
We nevor tire Of Westminster Abbey. Wo viBii
forest. Here are the tomba Of Eng1and's great
mon, her great Kings, and Queonb, and poets
knd heroeB. Eng1aud's history IL written on 1T
wallh and, with Ill her faults, 1t Is noble
record and history Of which any people migh
b. Justly proud. England honorH hor groai
men, and Westminster Abbey is their magnia
cant tomb. I. N. a.
, 1873-07-13

Would ws wefo IN tho woodn together.
Two little birds in the midsummer weather.
Out OF the wiRtar, AWAY from aorrow,
With--think Of 1t mover thought OF tho morEoW
Up In the trees, whose branches ara swinging,
They at in the soft airs, anging, singing,
A song In which youth aud passion arc hlendeds
Tint IL always beginning and never ended
Look at them there now, sittiug sitting,
Where owls ars lootitR aud bats are httiB8:-
Ons Ia sleeptng tas other IL sleaping,
Whils the Lady Moon through tho eayes peepng -
And now look at Vi, s,-uhose years arc doubled.
We have missed In,lc aud have beon 80 troubleds
Would We WIRE there III tho woods together
Two happy blrda In tho midsummer weather
john Sydney.
, 1873-07-13
TEARS.

Ia It rainy, nstle aoHer7
Us glad Of rain.
Too much sun would w1ther thto;
twill shine AgAla.
The cluuds are ysry black, 'Iis true;
But tuat hehtnd them smalcs The blus.
Art thou weary, tendsr t1eart7
Be glsd Of pain,
In sorrow sWeetest things will grow,
A. floNo1s Ia rain, -..
God watches, and thou wilt have sun
When cloudl thel1 perSoot work have dons
r. Ruffa -'--
, 1873-07-13

From, The Utica Herald.
.Ho came In with .an interrogation point In oua
eye and d stick In ono hand. Ono eyo VIVA GOV.
cred with handkerchief and ono arm in = sling.
Hie bearing was that OF a man with settled
purpoao in yiaw.
~ want to soe, says ho " the man that putx,
things into this paper"
Wo intimated that several Of Us earned fru-
gal livelihood in that way.
Vol, / want to SEQ tile man which criba
things out Of othor papers. Tho follow who
writes mostly with ehosrs. You understand"
We explained to him that thcre were acasona
when the most gifted among us. driven to
frenzy by tho scarcity OF. ideas and evonts, and
by tho olamoroua demand OF IN Unsuitable pub
lo, in moments Of emotional insanity plunged.
tho glttering shears into our exchanges. Ha
went off calmly, but in volco tremulous with.
suppressed fooling and indigtiuot through tho
recent loss Of half-a-dozen or 30 Of his front
teeth-
"Juat so. presume 40. don't know much
about this huainoes hut want to sac mar.
the man that printed that lito' piece about pour,
ing cold water down d drunkon mnu'n spine Of
his buck, and making him instantly SOBER II
you please, want to 500 that man. T would Like
to talk with hua."
Then ho leaned his stick against our desk and
m0istoned hH sorriceablo laud, aud resumed hfa
Aftor STUDYING tho stiok minute he added. In y
non1nwhnt ionhor tono:
HNIistor. cnme here tn sea that ,era man.
want to see him bad"
We told him that particular msu vas not in.
1J,,st 30. 1 presume so, They told mo be-
fnro como that tho man wanted to aee
wouldn't be enywhoro. I'll wait for him. liye
up north, and I've walked seven miles to con-
veorae with that man. guess Til sit down and
witt"
He sat down by tho door and re1cotivoly pound
ed the floor with his stick, but lis feelings would
not allow him to keep still.
II suppose none Of you didn't egor pour much
c6i. Gs;or down any drupkan man's back to
mako linn instantly aobor, porhaps.'
Mono Of LIB in tho office had ever tried the sx-
poriment.
"Juat so. thought tuat ~ like Us not you
had not. wen, mister, l have. | tried it yas-
terday, and havo come seven miea on foot to
soc tue man that printed that pieco. L want
much o. rioee. dont thlnk, out want to aoa
tho man tnat printed IL, luet few nlnutos-.
You aoot John Smith, ho lives next door to my
house, "hen I'm 70 nome, ana no Besa bow
eome-yon-ao every little period: NOW when hea
sopof hes az nsht you Keep ons OF nls way
1nt Whon nes drunk ne gees nome ana ptoa3s
dishes, and tips over sne stoYe, and throws tho
halowafo ~; { around ana MAKES lnsonveulent s io5
guon gt out chlane On n's hel8aoots' auo " a'ns
plenshI1 Mn4 H. -. .4 H. .l,..,..
o.;.is os h.ea hnet waas 10 say enysntaY apout
',a4 ~ les ~ ng r. anu n mlig ayn LIME ne
ou8It 70 10 20. no came homo afunk yesterday.
uloau a - ta,,a1aa IL 1., ~. III ~ s
@ o@af1ing-sniie salKang aooes her @ nsef aaa after
3an Mno a nr uu~n t.t 1;ta 1 noe y;
niooR ',ai ~ ~ 'oen iooa orS thnunft y %
"au na.l4 " - Eoeo' nta ~: s:o6.s = Lu1s
, 1873-07-13
TRYING AN EXPERIMENT,

Following tho Advice OF d Newspaper
1HrnEFaph.-.The Effect OF Pouring
Cold Nntcr Down q Drunken mnusa
EDtr1e.
, 1873-07-13
THE SIAMESE KING.
HEis Reception OF tho English Cove


~ ~
AA1' ~s'''A ,rnr.as
nooa ~ 1;cbt a,vooninr thrcuo1 TIM .nac,ora
ua1, ~ Aulonco f1ianIavod n thronr of noh1o.
,,,n, l., waiting. Nono f,,rno5 . c1oncc ~ acon.
t-,u,r - thnu,ht an "a and nv o1,,1d hetrr tircd
40 huns1rs + ,,r1od nant !, ~ nrasont 10
sgithout 5o'av A. onco wa 1,,on,tci1 tha rnorh1o
s.a.s ,tau,5 49, ,,i;,rt hnII
bseph' auo eAsotoo .1o ~ 1l'An6 uan
hinged on tho oarpos "ere many pfostrato'
mute, and moticnlesa forms, over whose heads
to stop uas temptation % drolly natural a. It
,yaa danoorona HIa nreieatv nnind ua ouioh1v.
""a uaaeo'ouo' A1.a nH'ooSy 1f.. Nv Ho.s.15'
ana ADVANCED Abruptly pes"an''s ae'ea'a1ng'
Who2 "ho7 who9"
Capt. B. (who, by tho by, is titled no.
bloman Of sinrn1 introduced mo as tho English
,n,o~1,as. o,z.1o5 .or a.. n,u,1 fon,,1v rr,,o
sosotnoao, .nsas'o .ot tno 1,v5a. ,.'4 1An5 ~
hlhg snook hanoa WITH us, anu 'mmoalately pro"
coded to march up and DOM in quick atop, putt
icai ,,racfa,on. m ~ rndor dr;11- a Forcwnnea
S"~.e., ~. es ~ ~ ~ >. ,N.,.AH, r.14TN,...e.s
1oaoa.moa my 1rlona mn'speroa .aaa anou.a
prepare tnyaen fof aharp oross-queatlon1ng aa
to my ago. my husband children. and othor
~ y,ne eor,,ataa sfc,ont1 ~ hta 11 oa,';a
", na s.e, ,aaa. sa na", ...i,o - 'a htu. ~
manner, Wltn ono long nnal atrade haltod IN
his fore6ngsr. aahoa .s How old shall you DO ?"
acorcc1v at1a In arnnroaa a a,,,to at a nroroo7.
49,, s,,,,"a as0 s ~ XXI ,a a"....a w. = u.oo
1nk oo AD'u4u' auo nt'n ais eeA q '"osa'so ~ ~
serious question. domurely replied, "Ono
hundred md 1fty-nino yoars old"
Had made 1uYeolf much Younger. he nIcht
b.vo rd,c,,ed ~ aaao,,cd mn brt no,v ha ~ ~
.'.e-.'ss a.,s .sssSa ~ 49, 0a' t." ~ osseu
SURPRISED ana emoaFfasHea Tor q low momonta'
eeonhSa sss and in h sbsgfp as ashs
IN what year wore you borned ="
Instantly struck mental balance, and an
svorcd ss erayoly as could, itIu 178B,h
Il th,s noint tbe exnressIon of His M.{astv'a
face wAs indeacribably comical. Cant, E.
sNppea beAspd pillar to laurh: but the Kin,
! onty coughod with d sfpniflcant emnhasiH that
etartled mo, and adlrossed q fow words to hia
n Ina,t H. m' ~ Nv se
inap ~ ~ Ha ~ ~ ~ 49, ~
q. an.; io .onrai,ad ';ttb W. ,;,ar a,a t1n Nv
r. +ha o+tae. ,s;f aar SAso' "no '11'A
utATI ~ " Wy a.taeA W. ~ olan'
:. T noH may Years 7nan son .a po n15f'eo y
M tos utn ror T'ui atrdx H., ,o,,oh,n,
a. ~ n'o ~ o1umn n,
T. ~, H. .ao .aeuaah;,5at uhi,
i n9M ~ io mans sianuvn.i9toI a1sa. @ ennn Jo9
~" y. 1 n"'Ss H. ~ nn1' A"' ~" 'nau5 nv" a"AS
III ~ oo,rsa M ,o .,, ,,,,o,o3 NTH b,,, ht tha
geneata;a gtq,nt;a lat'sy a''"''ea " 'ef'o'S VI Gull
s'FWcs,ons. T,es. - .;,., . .u.
auen suuaonty ~ soi1ou ,iaX tx 4anG ~ aHu
1o' nvlean , so1ona ny 1'.lu a.o.s n2,-
.nG anss Wy My sAni, a,naeasn seTefa1 sonaoao
pah:nnSse, :S a,9ns mnun osogcnsu | uuuuhss; I.is.;
snllsoAeu anu s1orseGluo, ano many yun.a,u. ~.
NO. Momo1i covelang .nem laeas, ~ IL onn9eu 3 "
tne splonaof o. tno passing Ma3easy. ~ !eaeth
ae ssoppaa og,ote ono u tno @ ~ IT,
, 1873-07-13

takes tho visitor out to large massoB Of rock.
Leaning ovor the taIrRil, andhcanning tho depths
lighted up by q southern SUD, sight not casily
described anl neyor forgotten, meets the eyo.
and crooked masonry, on hurdles md tiles, over
facines and faggots. around huge boams and
Undiscovered piles, divided into parks and
clairea covered vito myriads Of oysters Of evory
nhape and aize, and furnishing employment to
moro than 9, ,o00 people.
Quaint Rob Dllrus-not tho poot-onoe said
hs onviod two beings only In the world-a wild
horse roaming over tho pampas aud AL
oyster On 8 rock in tho ocean !" The one having
GO could za na i assa fen1 not sF''y the other no fear it
But to return to our grotto. About thirty
yeays ago, the children Of poor widow, living
on the survey side OF London, raieoa their evon
ing Hirino Of oyator-shel!s aud, to make Il moro
had furtlyoly tnaon from homo, opposite tho
link which illuminated their handlwork. When
all Was prepared they Issued forth, appealing to
eyory RFssaer,by = Plosae to senombor tho
lug that way. caught sight Of tho painting.
please to remombor the lrotto," orlod tlio
ohildren. ~ shan't give anything 70 the grot-
to answered the jew " M but III giyo you shl-
nR tor tho e. a1a The children an ~ to-
mosher, sold tle painting aud spout tho shilling.
Tho poor woman, wording curly and lato TOR
daily broad. uoyer missed the picture, and the
boys kopt tho secret to themselves. Iu tho
sspwae ossnssa tro@ a' ~ buyer yssesata d n' d "p@ @
CAUTIOUSLY about aaoertAi1ing what that
value might DO. Az ID the custom with
ho Hebrew dealors In Monmouth street In all
uertu, be sott tor noblomon and oonuolsaoura to
Among @ W those @ WHO WI rospoaaed to this invitation
uss lQpat R,Qlapyl- taQQA 4. zealleQt .Qi QQIa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28
KEEP 1T HANDY.
sEAsONABLE.

n
At this season OF the year when all prudent house
keepers are packing away their furs and woolen good
and putting their houses In order for the approaching
summer, the questions very naturally arise, ''Wha
shall we do to prevent tho ravages Of the moth "
shall we get rid of such pests roaches bugs,
ants, &c.Y"
The best known insect destroycrs, arc
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE
An active poison suited for use on ard
furniture under the washboards and along the edges
OF carpets, In the form of solution.
CARBoIIC ACID,
Which destroys all the lower order OF plants and ami
mails, ia cheap and effectua shomll be used IN very
though wholesome, is somewhat persistent.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER,
(Pyrethrum Roseum,) an innocent vegetable powder
which effectualy banishes Ants, Moths, Bugs. Red
or Water Reaches, and all small insects, when prom
be one OF the best and cheapest articles In nsc.
GUM CAMPHoR,
Which, being volatile, ermcates the entire mass OF
bundle OF goods, and Is soon dssipated when the
goods are opened for use again.
GLENTwoRTH'S ROACH POISON
We have found, from several years experience 10 be
Roaches Unlike many other preparations they are
attracted by this article devotrng II with great vd
fy, aud are not likely To die IN their hiding places
This remedy is also destructive To mice.
All the Above articles sold in any quantity and in
formation concerning their and nature che rfully
given by
Cor. Sixth and Market Streets,
mayI5 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28
Notice to Investors,

The attention of the investing public is called
To the limited remainder Of the Northern Pa.
ciIc Railroad Seren' Thirty Loan. OF the 50.
100000 Of this loan unsold OIL the first of June
last, less than S., 900 900 now remains, and this
balance will soon be absorbed, after which the
Company has resolved TO issue only six per
cent bonds.
There are now between SEQ and 600 miles OF
the Road in regular operation, with a growing
traffic; surveys and construction are progressing
satisfactorily; the survey prosecuted the present
season in connection with the Stanley military
expedition has resulted in the location of an ex
cellent line through Western Dakota and Eas-
tern Montana, and the Company has advertised
for proposals for grading and bridging the yell
lowstone Division, extending 205 miles from
Bismarck, at the crossing Of the Missouri river
to the crossing of the Yellowstone in Montana.
The Compa ny's lands amounting to more than
$1,000 acres per mile of Road) are selling TO
settlers at an average price of nearly six dollars
per acre, and the proceeds of land sales consti-
tute Sinking Fund for the re-purchase and
Cancellation Of first mort gage bonds.
The COmpany's seven and three-tenths per
cent. gold bonds, the last of which arc now
offered, yield nearly s-l-2 Ier cent, per anuum
at the present price of gold.
change al eur cnt ates, and full information
furnished on inquiry.
Bonds for sale ly Jay Cooke 6.Co., and by
John MeLear & Sen No eo2 Market st.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28
THURS DAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1873.

+ ATANTED.-A few quarrylnen; wages $3.50 per
w day Apply TO GEORGE GARRETT, Fourth
and Orange streets or TO FRANCIS GREEN, His-
ing Sun, on Dupont's place. jel0-Utf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28
J, NJ WILLIAMSON
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ATLAJV
Jan 5-n WILMtNGToN, DEL.
PIMPLES.

Will send (free recipe for my VEGETABLE
BALM, removing PimpIes, Black Worms, Blotches,
frecKles, Moths and all Diseases OF the Skin, lcav
Ing Il clear, and with healthy glow. Also pro-
cess for fine growth OF Hail on bald heads or smooth
races. THOMAS +. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
T. o. Box 5,l2s. 10 broadway, New York.
mal31-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

All market lhie securities arr ie ceived in ex-
change al eur cnt ates, and full information
furnished on inquiry.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

Centdur Lfnime,t.-There Is no pain which
the Ccntaur Liniment will not relieve, noswell-
ing it will not subdue, and no lameness which
it will not cure. This is strong language, but il
is true. Where the parts are not gone its effects
are marvellous. 1t has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lockjaw, sprains,
swellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t is a countor-ir-
ritant, all all-heating pain-relieycr. Cripples
throw away their crutches, the lame walk, poi-
sonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. IL is no
liumbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle. 1t is selling as no article ever before
sold, and it sells because it does Just what it
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain, OF swelling, deserve to suffer
il they will not use Centaur Liniment More
than 1000 certificates of remarkable ctues, in
Guiding frozen limbs, chroAc rheumatism, gout,
running tumors, &C., have been received We
Will send circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &C., gratis, TO any one requesting it,
One bottle OF the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin
ment is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses anu mules, or for screw-worm
in sheep. S!ock-owners-this Liniment is worth
your attention. No family should be without
Centaur Lininent. Price, 90 cents bottle
large bottles Sl.OU. j. b. ROSE & Co.,
53 Broadway, New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28
NOTICE..
PRIME FISH.

housokeepeIs are respectfully Invited to Iatth
Wholesale and Retail Grocery pro vision store No
west Front street, and get the best Mack
FOL, Nos. l, 2 and 3 also Labrador herring. They
Annat he @Seacd ~ any in the market, and soil at
all advance u. W. RUSSELL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

Go with the rush iiow | o ny male ut Hum i ier Il
Sandts 2lG Market street aud pun ca-e ouo OF Ileir
fall style Of bats. ThuN III tiiacture their silks and
VIII give a better hat ior the same money than can
be had elsewhere.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

CdstoI7d Is more than a substitute tor Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exist
cence which is certain to assimilate the food,
ture wind collie, and produce natural sleep 1t
cDntains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry,
and mothers NAV TEST mar24
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

WANTED-A competent circular sawyer wants a
w situation to take charge ofa large Circular saw
can do ali kinds of work. Addross W. q. q.
jul,3tt. this office.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

Sealing wax and corks for fruit liars can be had at
the Delaware Avenue drug store. aug25-im
Umbrellas umbreilas!i IN large quantity and
street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-28

CHEAP ooAL.-Stove s5.SJ and nut S5.I5 per
22i0 pounds for Cash only, wharf South of Market
street bridge. jyl-3m VIM j. BROWN.