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pR. AcAR,s COLUMN.

D r. A Ct A R
WILL BE At
j a Q K - O n :,
ISHA NJ HOUSE,
Observation-Disclosures, 10,
For Three Days,
Where He can be Consulted on all Dis
cases of the
KIDNEYS andk,BLADDER
OF Recent or Long Standing.
CONSTITUTIONAL CASES g,
Are treated with great satisfaction to the
SEXUAL WEAKNESS OR NERVOUS
DEBILITY,
producing some of the following results ::
led D1zzzINEss, NEKVo6fsNEss,
DIZZINESS, dGRs5SRFF;on, ,SE 5BfHT;
COUGH,
PERMANENTLY CURED.
i, It is S evident id that a physician who confines
diseases must possess greater skill in those
specialities than one in general practice.
So Call and be Gured---Age
with Experience can be
relied upon.
years practice, effecting many cures deemed
beyond all reach.
TON ALL OF THE POTENT ELE-
CUPERATIVE FORCES
OF THE HUMAN
SYSTEM.
Take Particular Notice.
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, viz:
breast, dinlness of sight, loss of muscular pow
er, pa pitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
rangement of the digestive functions, &C.
ID r.. A q "A r
Emprudence or NHiSGOK-Gune. All
Urinary Diseases, SyPhIIftiC
or MercMriaI AGecEiOnS
of the Throat, Skin or
Homes HER treated
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NTTR.SERV.

"WHITTLESEY," for sick headache
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uary 1878.
4 F McCarley
Alex Andrews
James Hale
f B Greene
Joseph Robbins
Samnel Il AIcMillin
J A Evans
Abraham Dupre
Hugh Gilliland
Daniel B Harrel
s NJ SpriggS
Madison Taught
g w Schellenger
William Brown
] B Spurrier
G w Claar
T w Gray
r Claar
w s Mercer
J r CLAIR
John Lackey
William How
Edward Barlow
Harrison Gillespie
+ NJ DeVer
Solomon DcVer
Warren Dever
II G Smith
William Graham
] n Murray
John Shroth
Farrar Marcin
John ] FintOn
William Boiling
Fred BoOkOVer
Bill Tomson
A K FintOn
James NJ Stuard
John Russell
George w Cole
John Amler
: A j Jenkins
James Walker
William Lenegar
William TompSOn
Robert Williams
Henry Williams
T J Lingenfelter
II E Ewing
X B Mason
] N Margen
] A Shepard
I H Mccormick
Jesse S Savage
w A Savage
Jonathan Hill
David Terry
Herbert Deity
Samuel kight
David Allen
David Clark
William l. Reed
William WaterhOuSe
Thomas Sinclair
Titus L Springer
Harvey Hin Zey
A r Kinney
John Butler
y w Long
+ G Foulker
H A LaZier
\ Branhin
j Arnold
James Freeman
Isaac l. Huston
George w Deems
4 f. Hughes
L L Jones
j d Davis
Peter Seel
William Whit
DIR w Howe
Thomas Hughes
Stephen Thomas
w IL Sloan
w S Clendenin
Fred Putker
Joseph Ross
Hiram Aldridge
Granville Abrams
a Noble
james L Brown
Samuel j Smith
James Smith
James b Foster
L E Griffith
J ) Tounine
> d Morgan
NJ J Morgan
ID Wayland Evans
John w Evans
j Rule
William Jones
w w Harris
X w Jones
Thomas Rodgers
Ed FL Roberts
David Thomas
j w Dawle
William Samuel
William S. Tyrrell
William j Evans
Stephen Lego
John d Jones
* III Jones
j j Jones
Andrew Warren
ID > Parry
ID ID Davis
William Callaghan
Hira nj ScurlOck
j ID Callaghan
John Harrison
Michael Overly
Aaron Ateu
Thomas e Garret
Robert Harrison
james Hatten
William l. Lewis
John q Elliott
james Bold
james andiVOrt
John J NandiVOrt
Samuel WanDauSh II
James Irwin
John Il Leach
George Bartlett
Job " haley
John NandiVOrt
Thomas House
John G Vandivort
j A White
L q Hildenbr
Charles Lewis
Robert a NandeVoOr
John MackinSOn
Samuel White
5 Z Anthony
a i Overly
Samuel n Mower
Simon Hartley
John $ Kelley
John Harper
Isaac Brown
w L WaSham
AlauSon Robbins
George NJ Adams
Chris + Bertsch
Thomas j Davis
John NJ Martin
George J Lonberger
Samuel Baker
William Jackson
James Tripp
IIilborn T. Miller
William Ryan
Lewis Davis
ID w WinfOugh
Nolney II Benton
William II Palmer
Harley AleSlIire
George Pugh
John + Cook
John I'll Stephenson
G. NJ Martin
w IL TolleY
John IL Martin
l. w French
- L CaVett
OS Miller
T > Matthews
John l. Grimes
j II Bum
G. = DickaSon
James O'Hara
Reuben Dickinson
Patrick Coll
] Il F'erree
l. Il Gibson
w \ Tolley
Moses Sternbergcr
Joseph B Watson
Charles G james
John J G Evans
j III Price
Thomas l. Hughes jr
| William l. Price
JUcob a Long
| II Peters
William NJ Duberry
! G. q Hayth
| Frank Alotz
| a Johnson
james BranscOmb
John II Bathburn
John NiotZ
John Hattcn
Ezekiel = Cavctt
! Jefferson French
/ John NJ Smith
4 David NJ James
J vi French
| Nathan LOwcnstCin
joel BondurUnt
John LJOuCs
Iohu { BlpnsDu
B L Smith
James Newport
lSanc + MOnaitiln
4 : Kyle
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wHITTLEsEY,7 for Sour stom,
Important to Horsemen.

Prof "ANDERsox's DERMADoR' is the
best Liniment in use for Horses. This
fact is shown by numerous letters from
all parts of the country. A late one
reRls as follows:
I'VE have been experimenting with
your dermador on horse fesh and find it
a very superior remedy-much superior
to any other liniment we ever used in our
livery stable. Please send us two dozen
large bottles by express, c. o. D.
"WA WATsoN g. CooPEE,
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"WHITTLEsEY," for irregular mem
ses.
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William NJ Chew
7 P Sutherland
j NJ Evans
q David
James Carr
b David
John D James
John Conrad
Paul NJ LovejoY
Elihu Johnson
Charles w Adams
Grant Weston
Jacob Ghame
H Malone
William Heitzig
Thomas NJ Patterson
HunSinger
Jacob w Beyron
John Mahony
James Patrick
L b Patrick
] II McPheter
L ErVio
John Erwin
James Bingham
a Kirkendall
John Pagan
John Walker
Eben Jones
Lot Davies
John n Jones
Samuel Hill
Thomas J Williams
Lemuel MusgrOve
H s Bundy
w H Williams
Otho Scott jr
w n Middleton
James NJ Hoover Jr
James Hoover
William Fry
T L Hooton
John G H Cobb
Thomas Charlton
John Durant
a A Austin
William Radcliff
Charles H Usher
b F Lee
Aaron Watson
Daniel McKeeYer
] A Ewing
Hugh Montgomery
William Cutter
John Stewart
NJ & keenan,
Z 7 Farrar
Thomas Hays
John w Hays
w H Hays
AbraIn Karr
Robert Beatty
Z Inman
w A Kennedy
Ephraim Plummer
Samuel Elliott
w 7 Inman
Robert Henderson
Edwin House
Henry Halternlan
BENJAMIN Garrett
William Garrett
NJ G Hubbard
Richard Metcalf
George Coles
William + Lopp
Christopher Mcclure
Thomas Weston
John Weston sen
Charles A Lewis
Eli Moore
Robert Mason
Henry Phillips
Benoni Gray
r DShieldS
Jacob Tucker
James Hamilton
s A Stephenson
A Scott
William Hildenbrand
Robert Reed
James Burchfield
William Hays
John Pettiford
William Gale
John Sanders
Amos Nichols
James r Meacham
Joseph Peterson
Hiram Mayhem
Lewis Chilean
Thomas A Jones
Robert Perry
G A Leach
w H Steele
Henry VanfoSSan
r w Hubbard
Downing Vandusen
] G CremeenS
John Aten
H Q Bum
William Overly
James Dyer
John B West
Richard Cavett
James Mayhem
John w Steele
William How jr
V G. Martindale
James Steward
Samuel Claar
C. w Schellenger
William Parks
Edward Swanson
] K Pickrel
William NickelS
] NJ Henry
John w Wallace
Elihu johnson
S NJ Robbins
] P Lively
S w McClung
John Poor
Mon Seel
s WaSSOn
VIM II Stephenson
Joseph S Poor
James Mcclure
J T Fitzpatrick
d Davis
ID w Cherington
William Brown
J B Caldwell
Einon Lloyd
John w Evans
John Edwards
Morgan r Morgan
Evan G. Owens
David ] Davis
Evan Evans
Thomas McNeel
NJ McClung
William Howard
w A Hanna
nth said request, and in
t the General Assembly
leeting of the electors of
ihio, is called and a spec
urpose is ordered, to be
S OF voting in the several
id county, on
lay of January, 1873,
* O'Clock a. M, and six
of said written
of the County CommisS-
IN thereto, notice is here
ID electors of said county
iaI election will be held
!, and said electors are re-
to vote for or against the
rt ilroad, the bor-
named as a fund for the
of said Bonds and the
made. The opinion OF
Expressed on the ballots as
IS" or RAILROAD No."
conducted and the result
in the manner, and by
Or by the laws of Ohio,
# December, A. d. 1872.
GILLILAND, Com. OF
BROWN, Jackson
Rem JOHNSON, Co., o.
H, Aud. jackson Co., o.
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~ - I'LL IEsIlf.ssEEEI 4 i ! e ]. i EsEEEEI
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See advertisement in another column.
"WHITTLEsEY,",. for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion.
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"WHlTTLESEY, y for nervous debility.
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Literary Notices.

.WHITTLESEY Ague Cure, only SOC
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Thousands of persons whose lives are a per-
feet misery, caused by the destroying disease
above referred To, we may say To such wake up
from thy misery. II is immatCrial who has
failed, we have rescued those who have been
given up as incurable, and restored them to
health ofmind and body. We have testimoni-
ais to SubStantiate this, and defy any one to go
back ON facts-ian2, '73-tf
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LOWEST CASH PRICES

Particular paid dnng physieaus orders and Il
kinds We
genuine. jcse wishing articles N cur line TO e1 & "
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7 OVEAAND MATRIMONY.-The affections
i may be gained by following simple rules,
and all may marry happily without regard to
wealth age beauty. Address with stamp,
MADAM LUCILLE DEMARRE, Bible House
Station, n. Y. jan ., '73-y
Smyrna times., 1873-02-05
CERTIFICATES:

consider the Lady's Friend Washing Machine
far superior to the Doly that my Do'v Machine is la
aslde and is for sale al hall prCe Rev. DANIEL Sill
Smyrna times., 1873-02-05
WM. . ENNEY, JR.,

Every year increases the pOpulari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to it's youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and l consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar,
Smyrna times., 1873-02-05
THE
LADY's FRIEND
Washing Machine =!

IL is said by many ladies' that have them in use,
that they very truly named Any person that has
used the DOty Machine eau inns one WIthOut any
difficulty; the process of washing is much the same,
except that II washes much faster. II will wash about
double the quantity OF goods at a time 1t Will wash
them quicker and cleaner; n only works hall as hard
the Doly or aRy other machine that takes in
gre a bulk OF goods a time The family have
the capacity OF washing six sheets IN three minutes
have washed, with the Hotel eight shees and
eight pillow in three minutes in public, by The
watch. all made ol tOleraby heavy goods What
say OF il am prepared 10 prove by PRACTICAL demon
slraiIOn whenever required 10 do so.
II is believed by many that clothing washed in this
Machine will last about twice as long as # washed
on The washbOard.
The PrIue of this Machine is Reduced TO suit the
times, from $l5 TO SE2 at factory, and freight
added, if irelghed All orders by mail promptly at.
tended to Satisfaction IS guaranteed IN all cases.
Any person satisfied after using the Machine SIX
months, and giving II iaIr trial and have no other
reason that it does not work satisfactorily, such
one can return II, and the money will be refunded
Smyrna times., 1873-02-05
Delaware Railroad Line
= u Hn Ener Arrange IN m { j..
Onand after
MONDAY, July 29th 1872,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
Smyrna times., 1873-02-05


far superior To the Doly that my DUv Machine IS laid
aslde and is for sale hall prICe Rev. DANIEL Sill
Certificates from PerSons Lining in Smyrna, Del.
would not take one hundred dollars tor my Lady 5
Friend Washing Machine could not get anOIher one
OF the same kind. d. HAMILTON.
Ecannol now conceive how should be able to get
along without my Ladys Friend.
Mrs DR. WIN. T. COLLINS.
would not part with my Lady's Friend hardly al
any price e could not get another of the same kind.
] have never seen any other kind OF Washing Ma
chine that would have. WIN. II. BAGGS
My wife would dispose Of any piece of furniture in
our house sooner than with her Lady's Friend Wash
ing Machine. DAVID T. SMTTHERS,
Before got the Lad,'s Friend ii took four women
nearly all day to do the washing OF my hotel but
hoy twelve years old can do the same amount OF
washing by ten or eleven o'clock and do the IRON.
ing the same day. CHAS +. FOXWELL.
sepls6m
For further information apply to
ASA e. WORDEN, Manufacturer.
Agents Wanted Smyrna Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Uuiliiug Statistics.

upEulrtfSs DURING THE PAST NH.
During tLe mou.a which has il-t closed the
Depar rue i of I is neerius and Surveying has
made the following surveys for new buildings
L Zou Church. one house on Buttouwood,
between 4 tnd i Get.
Johu l. Gallagher. back building on Walnut
stteej, bellS seventh,
John A. ia. three houses on F.tth street be-
tween Adam and Monroe,
Charles q stffu three houses OH Jirth ST.,
between HIrS III and Franklin.
Elisha DU' csI, one huu on the western side
o! dupont sifut above Third.
Thomas Clark one house On the eaStar.y side
Of J ack=1n rect between Front and Second.
VIM. Kelley. o4s house on eaatei4y side ui ' an
Buteu st4eet, above Second.
Charles G. W1nlley. two houses on Chapel
street, between A and B.
James Kelley, four houses Oh Fourteenth 81,
| between Heall and Caymont
William Morrow one house on the southeast
corner OF Fnurteesth aud King
| John Frrfi- two houses on Chppey street.
I.oht II jones aud Patrick lagsart. ei-ht
| houses Oh LDYeilA5 avenue between Adams sud
| Jackson streets,
i Ism Jackson. I've hou4ss on the northeast
| corner Of Seventh and MonrOs streets.
| Mcgipzkey aud McNenaBiH. eight houses be-
g.umus at the suLtn west c0tuel Vi Spruce aut
| l4ylui streets.
| I'm P,in.r ono house or tie eazterlv SD,
| OF lseuul s,rus, between l.t.tse4tu and Four
j. j Bas.r, oae lou-e on tha oa-tafy ii to o
Trsl-A z.:eet between Thirteenth aaI -Four
tetNft.
Al. n7.r C. t-}-au. fire l.1Ise- On the sgut'
-ll..o. I..eye..A street Let1ueI atJ,t aud Ian
Icl.0.
Robert EYls-ts, two ho4- on the her,,
-iIe OF ; yel'.. street bet ote A.4s47 a"d jack
sau.
ctule- Wraer, one aai,a on Matl.@t be'o'
%a.e-
Tic total rru'ar af nea h1illiqg- begun
ilaas decrease tt q Es com. s.ryd VIA the CORES
.r,...j.. i..4ull l.s' y-,f-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
i oerd OF f6ucurin..
-n-r4f nEkl.8 I.A.r si,lt

-rlcfAL MEE4I! @ LAST lylSt'G.
-,.e'-i A Iase.log Of Jue Board Of Etleation
w4-Us,j a-t evening, 70 c,n.lder bids fora new
-..o. I.o.9r lrNe cmtr. 1t w.ti4 Nh Daas not
G.tn4 na ,pulnatLl)
&fs 4. ns T n a U= 1rG5, t!t Flr-llent
- H#. tat lui eIs Itt4oul !ul ll.,efE.-tleE at
IY .l#st=stt ttts. lIrIlol-.
lr hd.'rs "a i that y l wa, in excellent
ofdraaa1 =Iuvfl an i,ntRtta ustat-lNl1p.
t-1ie H4l,5 Fl l. Uer'Hs. there Nele clshtS
agtu5'y yt-.- Ift-r Ilt,
NaE z4-s..ezi sat NJ, wa. nearly fall aud
th.j il. ~. G, ~, he ygca zcat- were .iiied
tAf-tagt1u - will nulub-r Of applicants re-
ar B4rl sa at at NJ. l3 the rclo5l was
Grsaul-t. aH# d tt-ere are lnNTe cldreu ap-
ll.zt4 Ias aet II can ioss.9.y be accJmmo-
tsttst.
Al CHa Fl ,5sla new school house building
COMMITTEE. ro}Ils.el that Stophnu Davis found
| Il al he Lad n4a III error Ia hls bid and had
| teesIned TO sntef INTO contract for the work
! Z 8 offered rr. jlnEIln giving the contract to
Jos L, y. Seedr Tor Sl0 ljd, and providing
l5.4t the iogndati5u work, MP to the inst Julsts
! 7D9GI4 be al face ,uue, iAatead Of suld.
/ Va. q 81, lfpsl ,auatl0n, stated tLat the com
/ E=E51t ID AL, 4 g..g nay l0r EuFPSmentaT.
aH.z ft4 1e zeYera CAtraetutH whl had PM
III e-i Fi.i 9t- lie eAaElt balI made ~ the sphe
gr4raIa= 81 faced -tage.watR tor solid, and that
! Ma S it, . a. the lowest bidder
| sa IHNe WAS .ces rtl8. agi the resolution
4GsIs=al j tie BJAtl t9fusd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Tape Worm RemoVed with He ad
Complete

In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
No fee until cured. fiy per cent. CT cases u dys-
pepsia ard disOrganZations OF liver are caused 0!
stomach and other worms existing In the alintntafy
canal have vegetable remedy which Ell eetuAiy
removes them asa clesnses the liver and Kidneys.
Numbers Of prominent ciuzans Ct Pni!adepnia,whJ
have been trea ed for various seases-dy=p pz!a,
consumption, bronchitis female weakness, &c =
can cerilfs tial my IT. stInsnt mas cured n IN aud
that they had oeen treated tor the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies ed, and NO Tee III
cured
Their symptoms and treatnent-In tbs age Of in.
ventions il is very remarkable, but noLe TIE Ices
true that the symptoms Of worms disease OF INT
most dangerous character are 50 little understood
by the medical men Of the present. da'. These
parasites undergo the most curious trsLs ornatons.
They remain months and even years in the BODY
before trey fully developed. They only mature
in parts OF the body which communicate with INT
external air, in the almentary cana OF lungs, ,0u
generally IL the form-r.
There are numerous Kinds but the most dangerous
aud ~ far the most dltcult 10 remove IS the tepe-
worm Tnis worm is constructed o. nat pieces,
which are connected 70 the head ~ very Ene neck
The parasite Is sometimes ihtty leet oLg, u Is "a
tnn mat the worm COu.d De he!d IN srHall bottle
Tne symptoms tf this, as Of other worms, ar
weakness ana Irritation. Insanity IS sad IL scmt
Instances has been caus ID uy tAts disease.
10 effect a perfect cure the head Of the worn
must be removed his j. very ilc1t 10 a. Om
plisn aid several eminent PHYSICIANS nave uny beel
aDe 70 remove parts Of the bndy Those VINO ar
troubled with his Os thzome disc Sc can Da uTeh Il
Dr. K r. KUEEEL5NO 10 North hilth street Pnla
dephla, Pa. Ihe Loctor has been established u
business The .ast Thirty Yeas and Is no Quscs
60 see, Advice free,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
AIsnr the ". R.R. R-csn.lausa.

RocKv11LE is at the crossing Of the WAynes-
burg Turnpike, a little over 10 miles north oil
Ooatesville. The village Of Rockville is located
about half mile east of the station, on the
Wavpesburg Turnpike The borough OF
WAvpesburg, with about 1900 inhabitants, Is To-
Gated on the same Turnpike. about 81 miles
west Of the station. There is store at TINS
station. and Rockville post ONCE Is Also sup
piled from here.
WAYsEsBuRG JCNsuoS.-Thia is one OF the
most iinpurtant stations on the Railroad north
az Costesyie The road here crosses the
WGyussburg aid DowuingtoEu Railroad, anu
sorfn- the Junction which names the station
general exchange OF passengers ususlly taxes
mace here There is q store here in which sup
plee's pa-t office is located E. J. lrSln - the
telegraph operator. and station agent. his IS
the fuurih h llraRd crossed silce ls9Ying VII
uiipQtnn VIZ; l-t the " x W. Il 2nd.
tie r. & T. g. Il 81, the p. G. X An,
the WAyuez1uFg & Downing own which We VIII
Loses saall station in the midst of a
due grazing country, where milk is shipped In
large quantities. -,
Coate.yllle sHd the same distance south ol
Birl-b1r1 I. is named from Isaheils Furnace
lacattd short distance east from the station
Tue : Iudl sHts to and ftom this station, on &C
c5uut os the trr are, af Jrd considerable rev
erce to the i.st'rlai Company 4 store an
Isabella Pot O.ls5 sTe 10th located here. Ih'
c1uutry j. Wei adlDted 0 grazing aud dairying
Ihi- furnace A. veil a. Joanna, which well b
hereafter noticed are owned by the Smith Broth
err, Sous Of Levi Is Smith. well known IN irol
c.re.e- and nuS resident ot Reading.
SpalNGIIvup This busy bu-tling village, o
700 os Slu ithah'auts, Is rOmautcally located u
the gap Of tile Barren Hill range. Although tin
JoNi is ~ Chester county principally. 1t Is grow
| ue -u rspfly that already zCme Of the out
stretching suburbs have oyerieaped the Imagl
nary boundary line and found a location u
| 'Alt Berks There are two handsome church
| es here. several country stores, and the piles O
| coal and stacks Of lumber near the depot sho'
that a large traie is carried on here. E. Bull
station agent Blue Rock Post Office is locate
here Spring field lie 81 miles north Of Wilmlngto
l. une- North Of CoAtesyille II q mics Slut
| # EtrAsbata. The distance from Nuith- Brids
tue hrst station on the southern line OF Chestt
county to Springfield, the last station on til
| Mort hert hl4 ~ Chester county Is 40 miles.
CySEsr, GA A fire occurred here few week
a-n, wnielt epa-utnrd the station house aud
has not yet ueeu lsbuit. An immense trade
hav ana grain il carried oa here by j Fran
S-lie. Ihlz station takes It's name from /
near llcaupu tl He head waters of the Cone
toga Creek and C1ue.t9ga Valley which Ii
h4-Ei5g Ia EIN4ri4nt beauty away 10 tile left
;he lt.urJ4i,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
soc,etic,.
~ Va 1r.srteqI,;-.

a-es-1 il#l.s, 10. - I. 0 o T., at oIl
r. @= E..f, s } ID King streets.
Gaa1I sll ~, ion IN. ., = T. AeGia-
~. I#ei. lu-g
5rztaa - i.iou, Ee.5 S Of T., Fitch
aiat tHitr trtreaFs.
tl7tu,utt, e.reie, B. {. C. \. Hail 50I Market
street,
lqta'o I.alea 10. 3, K. Of P, at knights Of
u Hail II liaIket street.
lrsl IL. Star Lodge, NJ. /, G. T., at Nicola
e9luIa Lodge, No. u, l, o. G. T., at 9th
and MdrEct -tTests.
Odd Fellows llaIt, 81 and King streets
Delaware p gree Cganeil, No. /, U, L, A. NJ,
a. Mechanics rIail, "a King street.
Lafayette lodge, ". IL, a. Il. a. NJ, at Ma
SONY frupir.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

I. S MARSHAL Dr. AsD Mr.. YINcENT.-An
unfoundsd nmor har been III circulation that
U. 5. Mlrshai Dauu opposing the election OF
Mr.. Alaceut We are requested by the Marshal
to explicitly deny tins and to state that the
''splt' rchet printed f5r lin and from which
the story originated were not done according to
his order and cons. Iaently were returned to
the printing Office, d not used. He desires
the election Of MI nc, ut, and the whole Re-
publican ticket.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
MERELY MEkTIoNED.

a Hint to nouseWives-How 70 keep kiteheh-
,.era clean and Bright-EveTy housewife OF neat
and tidy habits takes especial deleht lh heePiE s
Sha I'M conner and iron ware Of her litchth as
sIsan - and bright as painstaking labor can make
them. A pride In this direction is commendsole
snd alvavs meets the smiling approval OF the v-
rant manh Who paVs the household bills. heme m
heT thaf sapoo is the only thing on earth that VIII
make an old tarnished tin pan or rusty kette snlne
ss hright a. new. And by the use of sspolto ltsis
the onickest and easiest thing in the world 10 Keep
everv nteusil in high state OF polish.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

Ex-Eow for Summer.-The wibter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwes Nay ho'
ready made ARRANGEMENTS for spring garments Tor
the people. Mr. john Il. Nuhlhausen, AZ as KING
street. especially. has laid IN DesutiiuI stoCA Vl
coatingE yestinps cassimeres 6c, for Spring and IL
ready 70 receive orders from his usual wei dressed
customers lie Is also having ais store papereo ana
uainted that everything LOOKS as ofght anu HesH
a. new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Partnership alutirrs,

Alss LUTON OF Co-PAkfNERs HIP The
4 , tU.partnefshlp h II tuIoTr eX,5itlg between
Geo E.Cfrftl,Ou AID Edward W Hopes, trading
underline lrin name Of hi hards1n uuOles, Hard
~ste Dealeis, is Lais day dissolved ~ mutual con
sent
The business OF the late nrm VIII lie settled by
BdwaId VI hopes, VINO Will continue the blsn 81
a. the Old stand, No ~ matket and 3O2 and 3Oi
GEO RICH ARDSON,
JAY lst. 1sT3-tf EDW y hOOPE5