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Sweet NorWegian Cod Iivar ON

from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesund Norway
pronounced by physicians the most delicate ELI
cient Cod Liver Oh in the world.
II Is easily taken. tolerated by the weakest stom
achs, digesis readily, becomes rancid, and il
almost entirely free from the usual disagrceable
characteristics OF Cod Liver Oil.
For every use Of Cod Liver OIL Mr. Wilson's dis
covery Is OF the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration OF Carbolic
Acid Mr., Wilson'e method Of combining it with Cod
LAYER OH Is absolutely necessary.
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whv Have Catarrh i?

have had Cararrh or two years, and have had
all trobles arising from il, such a. dropping from
the head throat, etc. Ii troubled more in the
morning than any time, a. it would be some hall
hour before could breath freely The dropping
from my head has ceased, and in the morning ]
have no trouble about breathing which Is a great
relief to me and feel as free from it as ever did
have taken two bottles. Yours respectfully.
MRS. II. J. TIRRELL.
Uncaneonuck House. Goffstown, y. II.
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y~AoF 2 May
Go
CONSU MPTION
And Eta Cure.

Victims OF this awful disease are found in every
mel GA borhuod, In almost every house.
For them and for their friends we have tidings of
GOOD cheer and h0pv-thc announcement oi most
Important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense aud reason. by which the terrible malady T.
po itivcy controlled, and IT. victims are restored
a. health
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AGENTS WANTED.
M GARVTN'S ELIXIR OF TAR.

Is recommended by regular Medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed for Colds, Coughs,
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting blood Con
sumption and ali ! ulmonary Complaints. Scrofu-
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Inc iIrinal Organs-perlectly harmless free from
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Full particulars with medical testimony and GER
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When there !. no lung disease, and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schens's Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills sufficient, without the Pull
monte Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely in all
bilious complaints, a. they are perfectly harmless.
Dr. Schenek, vino has enjoyed uninterrs- pied health
for many years pact, and weighs 225 pounds,
was wasted away to a mere skeleton, in the very
last stage of Pulmonary Consumption, his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, and abandoned
him his faIe He was cuned by the aforesaid med
icnes, and since his recovery many thousands eina-
ilarly afflicted have used his preparations with the
same reInarkabls success Full directions accompa-
ny each making it not absolutely necessary to per
sonally see Dr. schenck, unless patients wish their
lungs examined.
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What a Leading Druggist thinks of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy!
CONCORD, y. H., Oct "a, 1870
MEssRs. LTMTLEFIELD & HAYEs:-I take pleasure
in tcstifying the superior medical properties OF
YOUR Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. Ii has al
inrded me much relief during the time have used
H. and | cheeTfully recommend IL to all who are
afflicted with diseases of Catarrhal origin. Re
spectfully yours. -
GEO F. UNDERHILL- Druggist.
For sale by Emil Koehler, Druggist, Rock Island
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N. MARIA LEACH.

BosToN HIGHLANDS, Oct /, 1872.
DR.. KENNEDY Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that
was afflicted for five years with q severe cough,
and raising blood after any violent exertion.
commenced taking your Prairie Weed about two
years ago and have not raised any blood for eight
cen months past, and believe that owe TO your
medicine the health which vainly sought from
many physicians and medicines. would be glad
to have yon refer any to me who wishes to
know what the Prairie Weed has done for me-
JAMES 7. BIcKNELL,
Letter-Carrier. Boston Highlands, Mase.
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IN 1s5e.-Five hundred iaaa'Al'
people throughout Z, S. and CansdG>, have -e-
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Schenck's Mandnse pills act upon the liver, re-
moving all OOsruedons relax the ducts of the gall
bladder the bile strts freely. and the liver is
relieved the sools viii what the Pills eau do
nothing has ever hen invented except calomel Ia
deadly poison whc is very dangerous 70 use unless
with great care tht will unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the secre3ons Of the liver like Sehenk's
Mandrake Pills.
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To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
be freely used 10 cleanse the stomach and live
so that the Pnlmons Syrup and the food win make
good blood,
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BATH. NE, Feb. II. IoI5s
Mr.. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I sit down to pen You
few lines this evening, to inform you that the
Prairie Weed You sent me last fall has done me
much good truly have not words to express my
gratitude to you for IT, My health has not been so
good for the last twenty years as it has been since
commenced taking the Prairie Weed in November
last. thank you thousands of times for it. Not
one night since last December have been obliged
to sit up one hour with phthisic since / have been
taking your medicine. Ny health is so improved
this winter that ! work all the time at light
work, so l more than pay my board and that Is
what have not been able TO do for q long time.
Your humble servant,
N. MARIA LEACH
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Sold by all Druggists at s1.00 yer bottle. Manu-
featured By DIR. KENNEDY, 40 Warren street,
Roxbury, Mas a-idly
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Dr. schenck and his son,J. II. Schenck, Jr.. NJ. d.
professionally at their store. Northeast corner pi
Sixth and Arch streets Philade2h a. every SATURDAY
All advice given free of charge, but for thorough
examination by the kesprOmeter the price is s..
This instrument viii detect the slightest movement
of the respiratory organs; by it can be readily de
termned whether the disease is tubercuiar. hron-
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sATAsaE, INFLUENZA AND HAY FEVER

or Summer Colds which often end in serious Lung
trouble, cured by the Inhalation of Dr. Kennedy s
Prairie Weed
| am perfectly amazed at the remarkable cures OF
severe bleeding and consumption of the lungs
which this new remedy performs for me every
week. Send for circular
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To these three nrdieines DIR. j. II. schenck of
Philadelphia. owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pub
monte Syrup ripens he morbid matter in the lungs,
nature throws 1t OF by an easy expectoration, for
when the phlegm matter is ripe slight cough
will throw ii of ard the patient has rest, and the
lungs begin to heal,
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Liver Complain, is one of the most prominent
causes of ConsuuH ion,
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They are all three % be taken at the same time
They cleanse :he stouach the liver and put it
10 work; then the appetite becomes good the food
digests and makes god blood the patient begins
to grow in flesh; the diseased matter ripens in the
lungs and the naief outgrows the disease and gets
well. THIS is the Ony way TO cure Consumption.
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DIR. sCHENCK's MEDICINES are prepared only
at the Laboratory OF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
west chester.
FINANCIAL MArrERs-FHs COMING AaRtoutrpRAj
EXaiBtrION.

FINANCIAL MArrERs-FHE COMING AaRIouLTpRAt
EXHIBITION.
pecial Correspondence OF The CommerciaLl
~ wEsr aEsrER Sept. 20. -
The financial panic which has caused 30 much
excitement in the principal cities as well as the
country in general. has not as yet influenced
our banks here, though it appears the crisis
which has almost subsided in the main money
centres is about to take place. rumor is cur
rent to-day that the National Bank Of Chester
Valley, Coatesvile, had suspended payment
This caused considerable u ieasiness among the
monied men, and II correct may influence the
banking institutions OF this borough.
In consequ of the financial situation, our
most extensive manufacturing erm, Messrs
Hopes Bro. Il Darlington, proprletors Of the
W est Chester Spoke Works. commenced a new
regulation to-day. They reduced the number
OF Working hours to nine, and il ID said they will
stop operations on Saturday until the panlc has
Hubsided.
The annual exhibition of the Chester county
Agricultural Society will continue this season
four days October, ,8th 9th 10th and 11th aud from
the present prospects will be one OF the best fairs
ever held in Chester County. Several fast trOt-
ters have been entered for the contest OF speed,
while the exhibition Of stock and the productions
of the farm and garden promise to be very excel
| lent . 5000 is offered in premiums. A novel fea-
ure Of this falls fair will be grand trial OF agr
cultural machinery, which ia to take place Thurs
| day, the second day of the fair commencing at
| 10 o'clock. This will give farmers wishing to
purchase agricultural implements, and being in
doubt as to what kind ID best, an opportunity Of
/ viewing the vaii lus kinds at work. No premium
| will be granted to any implement performing i'm
/ perfect work though there is no competition.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists to the price
| OF admittanee, which three years ago was raised
| from twenty five to fifty cents. The consequence
of this state of affairs is that many farmers and
their families who used to attend the annual ex-
| hibiti1ns have ceased coming, and very sensi-
BILE falling off in the number of visitors is obser-
/ want. The increased rate of admIttance was
adopted to better the finances Of tue ASSOCIATE. N
/ and n rival Agricultural Society was organized in
the borough of Oxford situated in the lower por-
tion of the county which for the past three years
| has been unexpectedly successful doubtless Ow-
ing to the old and popular price twenty fiVecente
| causing an extension of their grounds to accom-
modate the throng OF visitors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Tho, western Grange. aud Ea.lern Farmer

OPINIONS or A cHEsTIR COUNTY AdmcULrURIsr.
At the meeting of the Experimental Farm
Club, at West Grove, Chester Co., last week,
Thomas Wood ,one of the members, read an essay
on the subject would it benefit the Farmers
OF the East to Organize Oranges, and Aid the
Movement Of the so-called Patrons of Husband
ry in the West 2" In the course Of it he said:
''They aim to compel railroads to reduce their
fare, that they may get the vast product OF the
IVES TO the Eastern markets at paying price.
This can not aud will not be effected, as already
more cereals arc prod .ced than there is de-
mand for; production is in excess OF consump-
tion, therefore, were the expense OF transporta-
ton reduced one half grain, &C., would flow into
the Eastern market at a rate that would force
prices down one half, and therefore, the western
farmer would realize no more than at present.
Then would ask where would the fafmers of
the East be Yet in the face OF these self evil
dent and papable facts, some OF our Eastern
farmers are so blinded and carried away by the
sophistry of hired western travelling agents, that
they are actually forming these secret assoca-
items to aid the western movement in the very
thing which il they succeed, will very materially
iuiure not only those farmers in the East who
jolu those associations, but us outsiders also.
Railroads are being built through the length
asd breadth of our vast prairies and opening
them to emigrants from all parts OF the world
The development of vast farms ard production
OF almost an unlimited amount of grain, &c ,
one two or three thousand miles from market
snd by land carriage, how can tuose farmers ex-
pect to get remunurating priceeP
n aIn inclined to think there is plenty OF farm
lAud east of the Mississippi if half titled, TO
supply all the wants OF the world and much
higher market. Farmers might have some
.eifsrs6s Of romunsrRtiEs prices. We are too
wido spread. too much scattered too far FROM
market, aud the remedy will not be effected by
forcing a reduction in freights. The remedy is
to bring the market nearer the production. The
government mu It quit granting lands to railroad
corporations, aud those corporations must quit
holdiog out such false Inducements to emil
grants to buy their far off lands, but rather en-
courage emgrants to get up manufsctories Of
all.kinds throughout the West, 30 that the sur
plus produce may be consumed at home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Maryland Politics.
REPUBLICAN NoMINAu 'Ns IN CAROLINE COUNTY
Correspondent of the Commercially

REPUBLICAN NoAIINApI ms IN CAROLINE COUNTY
Correspondent of the Commerclal.l
DENTON, Sept 80.
The political campaign in this county is now
fully inaugurated. The Republican County
nominating Convention was held this ternOon
and the following ticket nominated:
For State Senate-Hon. A. J. Willis
For the House of DsegAtes-Hlram w, Nc
Colley and James II. Williams.
For County Clerk-Smeon N West.
For Register of Wlls-William Stevens.
For Sheriff-- Morgan.
For County Comm ssioners-J. X Hynson,
Samuel NJ. Garter aud William Noble.
For County SURVEYOR - Corkran.
The ticket is an exceptionally strong one, and
gives general satisfaction. 1t is composed OF
Gentlemen of known integrity into whose hands
the people will not be afraid to commit their in
terests. The nominations were not Harmed
ont but were made in accordance with the wishes
of the party, aud with the view of placing in
office men who will not prostitute the Office to
their own selfish purposes.
In this connection may remark That Mr.
Temple. the Demodratic candidate for County
CLERK, denies haying promised to give any mon
ey to secure his election. Sueh thing may be
possible butt is understood upon good author
ity that his trieR Is are ready to "bleed freely
ADemocratc ticket has not been elected in this
county without the aid of money for two years
or more past, and such thing cannot occur this
fall AZ evenly balanced as the two parties are.
Our word for it that when the day of election
rolls around the none, will be forthcoming and
il Mr. Temple, or his Friends for him, fail to swell
the general fund the party will eschew him as its
enemy and unworthy its support M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
New astie.
Correspondence of the Commercial

correspondents oI the COmtnerC'hll
New CASTLE, Oct. l.
That flock of geese on Market St., is voted q
nuisance by all the neigbbors.
For some reason, work on the Government
pier has been suspended, and ii ls not now pro-
bable that it will be completed in time to do SER
vice as a protection Fl ON the ice, this wintor.
Those new houses which Ex-Sherff Herbert
is building on Cherry street, are progressing
rapidly and it is expected that they will be un-
der cover by cold weather. Ground vas broken
Oh Monday week. and already the cellar walls
are finished aud the brick work OF the upper
walls up to a considerable height.
Travel between this place and Wilmington
seems to be decidedly on the increase. Tho
hacks are now, as a general thing, filled both
ways. We counted twelve persons in one hack,
the other day, and ten on the return trip. Why
not revive that narrow gauge railway company
and see what tho people Of New Castle and Will
3mington are willing to do about it now2
The new woolen mill of Mr. Knowles is rum
ming al usual. The report which we made public,
Yesterday, to the effect that the failure OF Bull
locks Sons, of Philadelphia, had affected him,
was without foundation, as Mr.. Knowles, 80 far
as we could learn, had no connection with that
house. 4=
MIR. ]. v. Wise has established his new bar
Der shop next the post-office. Having bought
the late proprietor out, he has fixed the place
up at considerable expense and makes quite a
show.
Rev. G. s. Spencer returned yesterday, from
the Chesapeake, bringing with him his yacht
Petrol, which had been left on the other side OF
the canal at tho time OF the break, he having
been on a pleasure trip at that time. II. Ii. O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Personal AND PARTICULAR.

"A Dubuque Judge has started 8 minstrel
band.
"A lady of Kenton, Ohio, was recently admit
cd to the bar.
-Four men, charged with murder, are await
ing trial at Wilkesearre'
"A mild winter is predicted in the Northwest,
because the corn husks are thin.
An Iowa man has been unmarried and
gHain married within twelve hours.
"A lady in st. Louis has sent in proposals
for grading some of the streets in that city.
"A patent fire escape:killed four men In. Mon
treal, the other day, and it was only experiment.
ing then.
Mrs. Swisshelm wants to use every means to
kill of the red men,. Why doesn't she go out
and lecture to them1
Philadelphia, on Monday afternoon. He cost
the serious rhino pile of $1,000.
"A French physician is trying to frighten the
women from using rouge by proving thatit pro-
duces premature failure OF eyesight.
--lJine-tenths OF the ministers Of the country
are not as we'll paid as baseball professionals.
But religion Is not the ''nstionsl game.
st Louis claims to contain three citizens
who are worth over $40, ,000,0 900, and seven 9TH
ers who are worth more than S1,0O0,00O.
There are said to be Eve vacancies in the
House of Representatives, caused by the deaths
of members elect. since the adjournment of
Congress last, March. Is
"A suit is pending in Chicago to recover six
ty acres of land given twelve years ago to secure
gambling debt OF Sl700. The land is now
worth 900 to $80,0J0.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
I.arcnt General News.

It is stated that Justice Hunt will not have
his decision on the law questions growing out Of
the Credit Mobilier. suit completed in less than
month or six weeks. Government officials ex :
press confidence that the demurrer entered by
the Uuisn Pacific Company will be overruled.
President Grant and Postm aster-G General
Creswe leave Washington to-day for Westmins-
ter, Md to attend the County Fair at that place.
The New York Democratic State Convention
meets to-day. Horatio Ssym ,ur, 1t is said will
be permanent chairman.
There we're fourteen yellow fever interments
in Memphis yesterday Among the victims was
was Sister Gabrielle, Superioress OF the Fran
ciscan nuns. Only seven yellow fever deaths
we're reported in Shreveport YESTERDAY, but the
new cases OF the disease were more numerous
than on Monday.
Only one death from yellow fever was report
cd at Montgomery, Ala yesterday, and only five
cases are under treatment there.
The re-opening of the New York Stock Ex-
change, yesterday, was not attended by an ex-
traordinary excitement. Price of stocks wers
'feverish" and unsettled. but there we're NO
violent fluctuations.
The receipts o. revenue by Great Britain TO r
the year ending yesterday exceed those of the
same period last year by f236.O 600.
The London Gazette publishes notice for a
meeting OF the creditors or CleWsi haDlcnt o.
Co., on November %
The price OF coal is steadily advancing in Eng
land.
The Riley block steam saw mill and the
dwellings, at Aurora N Y we're burned yester-
day. Less $25 600.
There were a number of accidents on British
railways yesterday, aud several persons were
killed and injured. Tho most serious accident
was to Scotch express train.
The steamship DJnau. which sailed from
Southampton for New York yesterday, took
Gl26 600 in bullion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Industrial News

The Philadelphia Ledger says: With few excep-
tions all our manufacturers and employers of
workmen and women we're able to meet their
payments for wages last Saturday and we learn
preparations are now in progress by the banks to
do as well or better in this regard next Satur lay.
1t is a fixed determination with our banks to
see to it that business shall not be interrupted
from any lack of currency to pay wages.
A strike is reported to be beimpending among the
nail workers in Wocestershire England, Hhers
that branch of industry is extensively carried on.
Four cotton factories in Fayetteville. N. O.,
pay dividends of IL per cent. and upwards, ac-
oording to a local paper.
Work has been suspended on the Delaware
Laekawanna and Western Railroad, through
Bergen Hill, New Jersey, and 400 mon are
thrown ont Of employment.
Thesjourneymen tailors Of Philadelphia held
meeting last evening, and it appeared that Il Q
bill Of prices adopted by the National Tailors
Union had been yielded to by all the employing
6rn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Chester Notes.

Philadelphia capitalists have purchased four
squares of land in Chester, and entered into
contract for the erection of As houses. These
are the first of 500 which it is designed to build.
Officer Blizzard. of the police force, was struck
speechless, last Friday, but has since partially
regained his voice. 1t is not said that he was
extorting hush money from ignorant agents sell
ling without license.
Some Jersey truckers were brought up before
Alderman Eutwisle, the other day and. fined for
selling produce without liosnse. Wilmington
does better than that. Our Delaware laws,
while they prohibite the Jerseymen from TAX
'ng our fish, allow them to bring to our market
all the produce they maywish to sell.
Messrs Simpson q Sons will begin at once the
foundations for new print works at Chester, on
the Effinger farm fronting the Delaware There
will be series Of buildings, built of brick, and
covering an area OF about 600 feet by 800 feet.
The buildings will be finished this fall, unless
the present financial troubles should become
more serious than is now generally anticipated
with the expectation OF occupying them in the
ensuing Spring
only one drunk in chester within the past ten
days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
The Rev Limo to Washington
STRATEGY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

STRATEGY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ooMPA-
NY.
A Baltimore correspondent OF the Herald
saws: The Pennsylvania Company have been
steadily pushing toward completion an inde-
pendent line OF their own between Philadelphia
and Baltimore. So speedily and yet 30 secretly
has the work been prosecuted that the line was
within ten miles of this city before any public
mention was made Of it, Mr.. Scott bought up
two old charters-one in Maryland and one in
Pennsylvania had been granted to enter
prises which afterwards fell through, and COM
menced to build in sections of ten or fifteen
miles The engineers and workmen we're in
structed as to the strctest secrecy, and it is on
ly within the last few weeks that the purpose
has become apparent. The road is destined to
connect with the Northern Central Six miles
north OF the city and thence passing through
the tunnel make junction with the Baltimore
and Potomac