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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

am prepared to fill orders for SOFT BLUE
WINDSOR PLASTER, finely ground, from
my Mill, on Princess street, near Washington u
Ohio 4. 4. depot.
PERUVIAN GUANO and BONE DUST at
market rates.
sep 5-eo6w G.. F. LEE, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

BOARD OF PUBLIC WoaKs.-A regular
meeting ofthe Board of Public Works was held
last night in the Mayors office. There were
present Nlessrs. John A. Field, Washington
Blythe and j. T. Bcckham, members of the
Board, and the Secretary, I. N. Carter, City
Surveyor.
The President, j. B. Smoot, esq, being alb
sent, Mir. Field was appointed President, pro
TEN.
Mr. Blythe and the City Surveyor reported
progress 10 procuring instruments and statone-
ry for the r~e Of the Board aud Of the City
Surveyor.
The Secretary reported that he had been no
titled by the Mayor that the Board Of Public
Works must not meet in the Mayors office,
fronting gu Royal street, after the 23rd inst
Mr. Beckham was appointed a committee to
wait upon the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund report the action Of the Mayor in giving
the above mentioned order and advise with
them as to the course to be pursued, as it was
understood that the Board had authority to
use the Mayors ofic until other arrangements
could be made.
The Board then adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

An unsurpassed article for wheat seeding.
JNO. j. JAMESON s. CO., Agts.,
sep 3-tf No. s south Union street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

S>S8I ArIVE RALLY. the Conservatives
!, f ~. Tue tall campaign by grand rally at
!; > ,~ '!al' tonight where eloquent and stir
. Ij,e"y Is. Will be made by ex Gov. Smith,
I,y J''u ". Daniels of Lynchburg, Col. L.
/; fa U' III TINS city, and others. 4 brass
i. ,mr r oeen engaged for the occasion. A
$tin, . ~" "g' OF voters is expected, and an in
"HU entertaining time is anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

NIGHT SERVICES. Rev. Mr. NcKim, rector
of Christ Church, having determined to afford
his congregation an opportunity of bearing some
of the distingr shed clergymen now in attend
auce upon the meeting of the Alumni Of the
Virginia Theological Seminary, service was
held in that church last night. A large con-
gregation was present, to whom Rev. Mr. Cur
ry, formerly of Wheeling, but now Of Connec
ticut preached most able, eloquent and at
tractve sermon--partcr 'arly interesting be-
cause out of the ordinary groove, as regards
both manner and matter, in which religious dis
courses now generally run: Service will be held
10 the same church at clock tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25
FALL SEASON OF 1873.

n II O u N D ? L A S 7 Z Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

POLICE REPORT. The only cases recorded
at Police headquarters since yesterday s report
were Carter Brookes and Henry Freeman,
colored boys, who for disorderly conduct and
for fighting on the streets, were sent to the
work house for thirty days, in default of the
payment of the imposed 6ue A colored boy
named Sam Lee, subject to epilepsy, several
attacks of which he had while 10 the station
house, arrested for stealing pies from colorcd
pie man, was discharged with reprimand. a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

DERUVIAN "GUANAPE' GUANO for
Il sale by [sep 81 K. NJ. LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL freight train on
the w. c., V. M. g. G. S. R. r., bound this
way, ran into some cattle yesterday, near
Popes' Head bridge, between Clifton and Fair
fax stations. The locomotive and two cars were
thrown from the track, the former making
complete somerset down an embankmeut, the
engineer, John Crupper and the fireman, Al.
Heney, barely escaping by jumping through
the window of the caboose. The two cars did
not leave the embankment, and the damage oc
casioned was comp aratively slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25
A PROBABLE MposTER man by the

name of l.. K. Mayer, representing himself as
prominent Mason member of Naptilie Lodge,
No 25, St. Louis, Mo-, and connected with the
Grand Lodge of Masous in that State called a
few days ago upon MIR. joseph Hopkins, Wor
shipful Master Of Andrew jackson Lodge, in
this city, soliciting assistance. 1t will be seen
from the following from the Washington Re-
publican that he has also been figuring in that
city:
'The Washington Republican of Wednesday
says: We are credbly informed that man
by the name Of l.. E. Mayer, representing him
self as Deputy Grand Master of Masons Of the
State of Missouri, is travelling through the city
giving orders and paying by check on the
Freedrlan's Bank Tie has with him a parch-
ment setting forth that he was admitted as an
attorney before the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States on motion Of A q. Riddle, esq, and
says that Mr. Riddle was partner OF his. 1t
is sufficient to say he has no account at the
Freedman's Bauk, and never had one, the tel
Ter simply remarking. when check was pre-
sented. 1 have seen several of those to-day. ~
He also exhibited. while here certificate
showing his standing before the Supreme Court
of the United States as if that would establish
his responsibility. 1t is understood that he was
not successful here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

d A T A 2 S % G U A n o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-25

THE HENRY STREET TRACK. The taking of
testimony 10 the Injunction case Of the A. Il
W. r. r. vs. the City Council Of Alexandria
was commenced this morning by K. Kemper,
Commissioner. A certificate from the Sheriff
of Fairfax county, was filed stating that David
Pullman, who gave the $4,000 bond required
by the injunction had no real estate or personal
property in that county assessed to him. The
oral examination OF the witnesses summoned or
to be summoned in the case was postponed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
swlns,nn ON the Gsnle.

s'BreAthes there man with soul SO dead.
who has never awung on gate win pfetty
girl! II there Is such an unfortunate pity
him from the inneTmOst recesses OF my heart
pity him ar ono who has missed a sensation,
ons Of the best OF our imperfect natures.
have swung that way with great many
girls in my time. | am going to swing, some
more il get the Chancellor II do not snail
mourn for lost opportunity.
Coming home from church on moony
night, bathed IN the mellow light, little hand
clinging conhdiLgy to your many arm, and a
pretty face bewitcbingly close TO yours, bright
eve, looking ali unutterable sweetness at You,
| ripe red lips moving to enchanting ANAL talk
-cele-tia music to a man in lOye--you reach
| that aforementioned gate. fou open 1t Tor
| her 10 pass IN, but before she dOes that some
| thing nnsaid must be remembered, and she
stops to retail that pretty gossip You are hardly
| conscious OF her words, but you are In that
| stage Of the tender passion when her voice Is
| the soul Of music, and all you want is to keep
| her talking as long az you can.
| The lamps arc out in the house in front; the
.'old folks have retired to rooHt, and you have
| the field all 70 yourself
AT last she passes in after certain concus-
| aiye sound has taken place under her bonnet.
| You dream OF your first stick Of candy, OF maple
| sugar, OF Charlotte ruABe, and all sorts OF liquid
| and solid HweetneHs, and you think them stale,
Hat, and Improbable compared with that KISS.
| IL she going to leave you now that the gate
ia closed I Not II / know anything OF female
I
fding females Of all classes and they are alike
in this respect that they delight III the cOmpa,
ny OF a passable young man by moon light anc
in that they show their good taste | nave
| heard il said that there are females differently
, | constituted, but never met theIn and am glat
Of il. hope | never shall
Something more to tell. She returns to the
) gate and leans upon it. Your lips are rathe
close to hers, and If YOU do not KISS hor then
. have no respect for you, unworthy as yot
are OF the name OF man. You talk about tn
moon. about Tom. Fellown at sea- about tn
moon again, about the weather, about til
, | sermon-not much-the moon again, Jenn
Wade's bonnet; that horrible old maid, MISE
: | Virginia June, and her ISLANDERS; the weathe
g again, the dance Of the knights Iemplars, th
1 moon once more with slight spnnkling q
kissing thrown in by way of spice Some al
| Gent persons of either sex may say that ls a
very silly Bah YOu have done the same
}, your time II you ever amounted to anything
!, But this must have end, and partngs mu'
y come The lips cling together IN a long partlh
o Aiss, and you go home, through the mello
!. hight. full OF poetic thoughts, as happy as
| Young man ever Ii IN this world Of dunB and del
" lors Let'H have more OF it-thls swinging {
10 the gate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
sssIai Chlt-Chat.

croaksrs predict = dull seasOn At the large
watering places.
The most beautiful tortoiss-shsll jswelry in
the world Is made IN Naples
womAns modesty is like her color-ex-
tremsly becoming. IL not put on.
VERY brilliant jeWeIry is made Of the heads OF
Brazilian hnmming- birds cot in gold
A ladies. boat club has been organized In Phi
Iadelphia, and eeems TO be . great success.
The people Who spend most money at water
ing-plAces al the old men with yo1ng wives.
A lately married couple came near separat-
ing o. account Of d squabbls over their we'd
ding presents.
The latest thing in marriage announcements
reads thus:" No cards. No presents No di-
yoFce."
The Islee OF Shoals have been brought into
greatprouninence a. 4 seA-side resort, and many
Nev iorkers will summer there.
During the warm weather the principal oc-
cupation OF the girl Of the period seems TO be sit
| ling on the stoop waiting for the coming man
Fast Young men declare that the great beauty
of an ocean voyage is that you can get a. tight
as YOU please, aud people think you're only ssA-
| sick"
Some very slanderous person asserts that nvt
| New York ladies have gone to Paris this spring
for the express purpose OF having their faces
snAnelled.
New York lady wears q set Of Etruscan Jew
| elrv made over a Thousand years ago which u
| pronounced superior In design aud nnlsh TO any
| thing made al present
Talk about the length OF time it takes 10 gel
| ready" we know young lady who was invited
unexpectedly, at ten O'Clock on Friday night
10 20 to Europe for year, and sailed at elgh
| on Saturday morning.-N J. Pdper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
- aAzs1.rh. aEsoars Fo YRAup.

The cost Of this park would sum up about
$50 900 the fret two or three years, and finally
double that sum Many excellent men tell as
u eost % put 4 in order Eould be fully slsO'
This is q fair sample of the style Of opposition
employed by some Of the anti-Park people
. 1hersls not = word Of truth in the whole para
graph which We quote. That the park would
cost el50, 900 in the first two or three years, Ia
20 utterly false as 10 be ridiculous. The pro-
posed expenditure, this year, Is 10000, (being
one insgsiment on the purchase money! and no
more can be expended, without trenching upon
the other objects Of appropriation, as decided
upon. ak months ago. In the course Of the
nsxtyeAr, an equsIHum, 1t Is proposed, shall be
paid on account Of the purchase, and possibly a
few thousand dollars expended in identifying
the Park. laying out drives, walks, &C., &c. Al
together, the whole sum paid out, on account
Of the Park. in the FIRST two years, would be un-
der s40 coo, and out Of the sum expended, go,
900 would be on account Of purchase money and
$1,000 for interest Yet the Gdzette has the Au-
dacity- or foly-to talk about Sl50,000.
Vino the excellent men" are VINO estimate
tho probable expense Of putting the PARK N
order at $500, 900, It would be interesting to
kHow Equaiiy curious souil be the explana
tion Of that in which their excellence" con
zsts. Certainly not IN their good Judgment ol
thsir honesty. To expend s5OJ,00O ia lifting III
the Park ia what no friend Of 1t has dreamet
Of, and the Gdzette's excellent men do not pre-
sent average common SENSE, much loss excel II
it, If they have told the GGSets any such pre-
postsrous story.
One thing may well be said, nov, and tina
plAinly-that II this is the method taken to op
pose tho Park It il entitled to not the aightes
degree of respect. The moment All advocate re
sorts to falsehood he deserves to DO kicked ou
OF Oonrt. These Wholesale untruths, deslgne
to deceive the public to the true character {
the Park enterprise, are on par with the reel
loss assertion that the members of Council ha
. corrupt interest in buying the property
alAnder which has been repeated again AL
again, privately, but which even the Gdzti
has not yet ventured to repeat. publicly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
AppEALINa To rHE LEGIsLAruRE !

We ask the public TO distinctly note what the
point to be gained by those who ask the Injunc-
ton TO retain the Park purohase,is. II simply IS
dn appeal from he Guy Council to he Legtsld-
tlarsl The complaint is that tho Council has
exceeded tine authority granted it. Granted by
whom by the Legislature
There might have been a time-though We do
not believe it-when the un-HepubhcAn, lop-sid.
cd, mlsrspresentatlye oonclaye Who assemble
every two years. at Dover. knew more about
the nseds of the city OF Wilmington than the
people Of Wilmington, and thor own local Law
making body, but if there ever Was such time
Il has long since been passed. To ask, now thai
our citizens shall be Obliged to act, in regard to
their own business, not upon their own judg.
ment, but on that of the State Legislature, l.
OutlandiHhly ridiculous, even il it should be The
letter OF the Law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
The Precious IInbIss.

now TO DO ron THEM IN THE HOr nAYH OF SUMMER
During the heated term Of summer, 1872 tho
following directions to those IN charge of infants
were prepared by a Now York physician, and
published in the newspapers Of that city On
the whole, they very sensible, and II thoy
wore closely followed, in place OF tho many i'll
advised methods by which the litto innooonts
are hurried into their graves, thousands more
would survive tho diseases Of childhood, and
grow up TO be men and women
Overlooking duos moro harm than anything
else nurse baby OF month old or two every
Two or three hours nurse baby OF sl1 months
and over five tunes in twenty four hours, and
no more.
When baby gets thirsty in tho meantime,
give II drink OF wAter.
Boil a toaspOOnin nj Of powdered barley tgrind
ii IN tho coffoo grihder) and gill Of water with
salt for fifteen minutes. STRAIN II and mix it
with half M much boiled milk and "a piece of
lOAf-sugRr. Give II lukewarn through nurB-
ng-bottle.
Keep tho bottle and meuth- piece in water
when not III use.
Give babies live or ak months old haf-barloy
wAtor and half boiled milk with salt and loaf
sugar.
Give older babies more milk in proportion.
When babioB are very cOrtiyo, take oatmeal
instead OF barley, but bo sure to cook and strain
It,
When your broast-milk IL half onongh for the
infant alternate with bread and food
In hot snmmGr weather. dip small pioco Of
litmnh paper INTO tho food bsfur1 feedng. II
tho blue paper turns rod, add pinch of baking
soda TO the food.
Babies of slx months may have beef toa or
beef soup once day by Itsolr or mixed with
other food.
IiNbies Of ton or twelve months may have Il
crn-t Of bread and n piece Of raro bonisleak tc
suck.
10 child under two years ought to cat from
your table.
Tho summer complaint comes from oyer-feed
ing and hot and foul air. Keep doors and win
dowB opon. Wash your chlldren with cold waite
at least twice day. Ton tinoB ID not too man!
Ia tho hot Beanon
When babies throw OH and purge give then
nothing to cat for four to six hours, but nil th'
cold air you can. Aftor that, you may give
toaApOOnfnl of ico-water every 1--we ot ten min
ntes, but no more until the doctor comes
Whom thero is vomiting aud purging give hn
no milk.
Give no lAudAnum, no pAragoric, no soothing
syrup, no toas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
SpefIzI Asitees.
Bathing.

The necessity Of water for cleanliness is scknow-
EDGED b an and the nxHFy Of esid hath. psreu-
larry during the hot weather. H. or should be fami
Tar 70 every one.
10 thoss pfostTsssd By ardHous laborE OF mind or
body during the the "heat tenn We Know oi
nothing more invigorsti and refreshing man tne
application OF cold water 10 the safacs OF the ooay
cleansing and opening the pores Of the skn thereoy
promot 2 the different secretions and lmpertlng
renewed vfRur u the muscular system. For those
appFeciating convenient and desirable Appliances
for the hath We have
Bath Brushes, In vsriety,
Bath Towels, tsoftl
Bath Towels, tharAh.l
Bathing SponRes,
sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves for Bah,
Bath Belts or Strapa,
Calefacio Groves
LINEN TAPK BATE TOWELS,
Horse Hair flesh Gloves,
Horss Hair Flefh Brushes, (cufvedl
Horse Hair Flea1 Brushes. tstEaiRhp
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
Horse Halr trap ibberHs
Prince Of Wales GlJgss-dry frtc' ism.
Cambridge Pad Of Horse Hair
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, (noattng1 very con
venient for bathers- Bath soaps in extensive Va
| riety -.
| Tor thfOs ng q noe spray of Cologne Water, Ba'
| Rum or other Toilet Waters upoR the body Aftel
bathitg prf ducing an eject at once agreeable cool
K Bhir6HURsT a co., Apstnecaries.
| cor. sixth and Market streets.
| wilmington, De
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
VIenIiI. Girls.

Here lis what correspondent OF tho Boston
Ilote has to say Of tho Vienna girls; 'ln fact,
under twenty-five there arc no ugly ones, Willie
for every third young lady one meets, onos
heart jumps down into ones boots They arc
mostly fair, with the clearest OF compilations
beautiful hair and killing eyes, and the same ro-
marks apply equally to tho servants l have
been in many capitals but never was 30 COM
pletely proatratod by appearance 40 am here"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18

few years ago, the city of Portland, Maine,
was rot on fire on the Fourth Of July by All OK
ploding "hre-cracker." A large part Of the city
was destroyed, and the loss Of property was
equal, in proportion to the uize and population
Of the city, To those by the frghtful connagra-
tons Of Chicago aud Boston. That was II very
high price To pay for the pleasure of exploding
squib, and yet it is just the price Wilmington
may have TO pay. iiro once started, IN dry
weather, IN a locality favorable 10 its spreading,
may easily got beyond controi-elther in VIII
mington or In any other city.
1t will be seen from the report given elsewhere
that tho Fruit Growers Association estimate TIA,
peach crop, TO be marketed by rail, this year a
figures In excess OF tho quantity marketed b!
that method, last year, thus juAufylng exactl.
what the COMMERCIAL han steadily stated IN regar,
to the prospect. II iB also to DO noted that th
estimate Of the growers, last yoar, foil short .
the actual rail shipments, noarly half II nllho
baskets. Should there be equal margin 0
under estimate, thlA timo the product fof 1877
must be u very large enc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
Spetlal AOtlrFs.
aaIriIItr Pov.ciara.

We call attention to unr SGldlltz Powders 80 uni
yersay popular everywhere. Ihey are made up
fresh ami pure every few days and claim them 10 he
% a to any the MARKET iulll up 10 the standard
To be good they must be fresh aud pnre. rms IL
our apecial claim TO prove which they need only 10
be tried. Don't Iorgef the place To get then, at
FOSIEhS DRUG STOhE,
Front and Vest BtTeetH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
nnrhnra. Atiantlon.

BARRIERS, combs soaps, brushes spOnges, superior
hay rum stick pOmatuln, putiE, powders, and bar
pOmade d specially always fresh and highly per-
funed. BARRIERS supplied AT wholesale at
FUsrEhS DRUG STORE,
Front anu West Streets
wilmington. LglnWnro,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
English Mustard

Pure English yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
ChDlci llaVnrlnK extracts, viz: ext L.mUn Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter allnunds, ext htruwuerry ETC. All
OF the most celebrated max \, for safe Al
FOSTHli'S DRUG STORE,
Front atd West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
-prntt,a Aatrnl an

Pratt's Astral on, sold wholesale to grocers, deal
aud country store Keepers at Wholesale rates, II
l and 3 gallon cans or by the BARREL by
G. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
FrnnL and Mesl hlKenlA. VIII. [ el.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
RaiI Raaa asnes.

TNoR CAPE MAY, VIA WEST IN
II JERSEY RAILROADS. ezS&-zzEx
sunNEa AkRAkeENEEE,
CoMAEENCIsa wEDEEsDAY, JUNE 18th. 1873
Trains viii leave Philadelphia. foot Of Market
street, upper ferry9
a0O A NJ. Morning Express, due At 1914
ais P y, AocomfnOd stiOIl, ne a. II
A00 ". Past express, due al 80
T.s0AM Sunday Aatl, due al 10 45
Returning trains viii Leave CAPE MAY
sg0AM N, Mail and Passenger. due At 1915
7.s0 NJ, Fast Express, due ct 1905
500 p a, aftes nooa Express. due az 3 81
500 P N, Sunday Mall, due at a2i N
Pulman Palace Cars are attached 70 tue w ~
and 400 z H. trains from Philsdephis, and the I 30
A NJ, and 90 p N. trans from cape May.
Seats mag be secured In advance AZ No sss CHEST
nut Street
Freight trains leave Camden daily at go
Season and Yearly Tickets at re1uced rates fof
sale ct tue ONCE OF the Treasurer, in Camden.
TICKET OFFICES,
No sss Chestnut Street. and in Ferry Building foot
Of Market Street
W. j. SEWEII, Superintendent
Baggage called for and Checked at Hotels or resi-
dence By the Union Transfer Company. once No
SIS Chestnut street. JelT-tsepl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18

Fouta Cattle Powder, IL, II. II. Linlment, Roberts
EInbTocAtlon, Chicken or Poultry Powder ana all
prominent Patent Medl ines Ia the mATket for Bnle
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
tIEttV, ton, IA. la
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
NEIIIIama. Yankee soap,

The finest and most popular Shaving Soap in use.
A large stock lnst received he trade supplied By
Z. BRING HURST a CO,
corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
Pure SpIcoa,

Pure SpicoS,
Gum Camphor Corn Starch, Farina, Oatmeal
Cocoa, ChUculatc, arrow MOOT, Barley aud a line as
aOrment OF toilet goods, at the delaware Avenue
Drug store. w. 4. ALhlCHS.
Mhilnau's nne CONNECTIONS and ,luIube L0Een-
gcs W. n. ALRICHS ApUtnecary,
$40 Delaware avenue, Opposite the Baptist Churchl
HNuRNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD " co. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD n co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD N co. sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD 4 Co sell the handsOmest Furniture.
GOULD y co have the largest stock.
| GOULD " 90 have all kinds OF Furniture.
| GOULD a co. have the newest Patterns.
| GOULD 4 co oiier Is irgainh.
| col LID 4 co. buy and sell for cash.
| GOULD 4 co. HwayA,glVe Satisfaction.
| GOULD n CU. have great advantages In .Manufac-
turing.
| GOULD 4 CO.'S Furniture ID the most elegant.
| GOULD \ Co. have Polite Attendants.
| GOULD n y have we-ighted Stores.
GOULD n co. have four stores.
| GOULD 4 CO.,
| N, X Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and 81
N. SECOND ST., 12O6 MARkEr 81, and 2I2
/ 5. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
somethlnE Now.

CAPsIC PLAST Err,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia, stif Mock, Head
ache, Lumbago, &C
IL will not blister IKE Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble. For sale by
B.&C SHOEMAKER,
sOs Market street. Ina1tnte building.
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
r A PO NJ A

SMITH 4 PAINTER, Druggists,
Tth and Market Sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
williams Barbers' Bar Soap,

An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
BARRIERS or for me toilet or hath room A large
stock received and supplied wholesale aud retail BY
Z. BRINGHURsT CO, Druggists,
corner SIKH and Market StreetA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-18
Pzpoma.

A PARINAcEoUs FOOD FOR INPANTs AND
lNYALIDs.
II contains all the elements regulate for strength
Made from the whole wheat Moth
Ing being boIted out.