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BELGIUM.
The Industrias Convention in America.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LIEGK, August 20, 1873
The members OF the Iron and Steel Institute OF
Lege have accepted the invitation to meet in the
United States in 1874 and have designated Phila-
delphia as the city in whicu they will assemble.
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;. g. LONDON, August 20, 1873
Bombay dispatches report that Obstructive
floods have recently afflicted the Province Of Agra.
Thirty.fve hundred native houses had been
swept away by the food.
There had been some loss of life, OF the extent Of
which no estimate is yet furnished
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ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug

PORTLAND, Me-, August 20, 1873.
The body of an unknown man, with a deep cash
In his head found beside the railroad track at
East Mechanic Falls at six O'Clock this evening by
one of the section men. No one knows how or
when ne came TO his DEATH
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Knowles Insect Destroyer, nli House,
keepers say,
Ribs a dwelling Of bed bugs in less than day.
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FRANCE.

vict-Radicalist Attempt to Murder
Him at Sea-
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CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI Ohio, August 90, 1873.
The report OF the health officers SHOWS that
3O7 deaths occurred in this city last week,
decrease OF fifteen. Three of these deaths were
rom cholera, and ninety-nlne nom cholera in
fantum.
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- CoNsTANTTNoPLE August 30, 1873.
Cholera has broken out in the Province OF
Bosnia.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENOE.
Mivements Of the United States Fleet In
the Asiatic Waters.

Mivcments Of the United States Fleet In
the Asiatic Waters.
HERALD special correspondence from Yokohama,
Japan Of the 2lst OF July, supplies the following
naval report:-The whole American Asiatic neet is
expected here in about two weeks. The courts
martial are nearly all over.
Commander Byron Wilson, Of the Yantic, has
been found guilty OF drunkenness and sentenced to
two years. suspension. to retain his present num-
Der and to receive half leave of absence pay during
that time. He returned to the United States on
the last steamer.
Lieutenant Commander Rowland, OF the United
States steamer PaloS, was charged with contracting
debts which he was unable TO pay with conduct
tending to destroy good morals and unbeconlng
an officer ana gentleman, ana with having made
false representations to the Admiral. He was
found guilty OF all charges and his sentence Is SUM-
mary dismissal
account OF lapse OF time to serve on this station,
also leave by this occaslon-Vlz., Lieutenant Com
mander A. G. Kellogg, late executive officer OF the
Lackawanna; Paymaster Mansfield. formerly on
Lieutenant Webb is to be tried by court mar
tial for some trivial breach OF discipline.
Captain Thomas IL. Patterson, 1t Is said, Will be
assigned to the command OF the Washington Navy
Yard, in October, In place OF Rear Admiral Colds
borough. who Will then be detached To command
the AslatC station.
Commodore Patterson Is at present on court
martial duty at Annapolis, Tut Tor several months
past has been on special duty at the Navy Depart
ment lie is one of the stnctest discipinarians
in the navy, and an excellent officer.
WASHINGTON, August 90, 1873.
Lieutenant Commanders Henry +. Picking, A. s.
Barker, Mayo Dyer, G. NJ. Chester, G. j. Barclay
and Francis Morris; Leutenants J. v. B. BECKER,
Charles M. Thomas, A. V. Wadhams, Joseph d. J.
Kelley, John f. Pillsbury, Albert P. Snow, G. r.
Meeker, J. b. Smith, Franklin J. Drake, Frederick
w. Croker and william J. Moore, and Masters
Karl Rochrer and Kossuth Niles have been ordered
No ID I fha 1,frf Cav
for instructions In torpedo service.
Lieutenant Commander Charles F. Craven fas
been ordered TO duty on the receiving ship Jnde-
pendence, at Mgre island Navy YARD; Lieutenant
Commander Charles " Gridey and Acting Sail
maker John 5. Franklin TO the Monongahea Leute-
nant VIM. w. Lead to the Michigan; Lieutenant
VIM. L. Bulk to the receiving ship New Hampshire
Master NJ. y; Harris Midshipmen Charles J. Badger
and Alfred Reynolds and Gunner James Thayer to
,he Ntrr ett, a. Mag lal .niBay, Mexico. Lieute
nant A. a. Boyd has Deen detached from the
Michigan, and ordered to Newport, r. L. for tor
pedo instructions; Master Charles Seymour from
celving ship SABINE and Assistant Paymaster VIM.
g. McGowan from the receiving ship Vermont, and
ordered to the Narragansett.
A leave OF absence Tor three months has been
granted to Lieutenant Charles ii. Judd.
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A ,,usiness nan with Cmpitai Can Nov

A.--yvedding nd visiting cards; Latest
styie Enclish and French Note Paper JAMES EVER.
DiI,I. 90 Broadway. Established ls4U.
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A.-rhc Nnxy Elastic TRUSS, 6s3 Br

A.-Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured
without main. CORN CURE by mail. SOC.
DR. RICE, 20o Broadway, corner ruiton
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I N D 7 a..
Disastrous Floods and Extensive and
Serious Provincial Losses.

Thirty-hvs Hundred Houses Swept Away-The
Loss Of lie Mot Vet Ascertainsd u"
- ss~S s;sse,,'s..ss. z ~ 49,
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special Cable Telegram from the
Worlds Exposition. 50. 49, a., -
The WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING COM:
PANY has been awarded the Grand Medal Of Merit tho
Grand Medal OF Progress and IS the only sewing ma.
chine company recommended by The International Jury
for the Grand Diploma OF Honor.
(signed) WOODS.
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for Diarrhna Dysentery, Cholera, Summer ComPlaIne
and ali Bowel Affections may be had in Dr. JAYNES
CARMINArIvE BALSAM. rhe prudent VIII keep
bottle OF SO useful n medicine by them
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way lately but small cloud, has overspread mo Eelv
ens and startled the metal spring and nnserpa1 plack
smiths with lis rolling thunder.
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CHOLERA IN THE EAST.
TELEGRAM TO 1HE Kew YORK HERALD.

A Turkish Population Visited by the Disease.
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES,


"A POstp0HemGHt Untu saturday.
Lone BRANCH, August 90 1873
have just returned from the Monmouth Park
race course with the manager, who mas decided to
postpone the races until Saturday. He is right;
the track Is perfect quagmire, and Is still rain
Ing, with no prospect o. clearing. Everybody mere
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Exchange Eire Insura nee Company

Inv the entirc right OF coLvINs BABY CHAIR and
FLYING HOBBY HORSE for the United states See IL
o. COLvIN corner thirteenth street and Broadway.
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III Broadway, CORNER OF Maiden lane.
semiannual dividend OF five ~ per cent has this Az
been declared, payable on demand.
GEo: W: MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
New YORK, August H. 1873
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Non-PoisonOus.-Deshlc Fever and
AGUE FILLS are as harmless as water aud certain a.
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A.-HcraId Branch OF


corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. to y L. NJ.
On sunday from to p NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

80 NIIAeN 4FaIn VII Tan sa1leel % do71vl Inci-
dent TO freight business, and will st Op onIV a sta
tiOns where time is RiVen.
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave New Castle for WilminRTOn - pRaaadal
q q 40 A. NJ. Leave Philadelpkia AZ ~ n- ana
Wilmington AZ LILO p. NJ. for New Cagfl0
,,.. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAIN6
ADDITIONAL to those above. leave Smyrna foR ClAv-
ton llSo q; m.' and T.35 p. N. LoaVOClay8an for
smyrna $40 q. m, and 400 p. m, to male oonnee-
south.
=. -....-.. CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Il Ksnt County and Ouau,
Anne's & Kent RaiIrOada
AZ CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
At HARRIN TON. With the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
At SEAFoRD with the Dorchester ana Delaware
Railroad.
At pELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and WieOmieO and POe0mOko Railroad.
u. y. KENNY. GuD4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
PENNSYL IANIA CENTRAL r. &.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAD
AND
FAST MIGRANT LINE,

O r PI T II 8 - U n q
Aad all plaass IN MS Rssi, SoutASSSt AZ.
NOPtAassSt,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
6OoIsIon Of 4 curlous sult..

MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 2s.--A suit has been
tried before the Supreme judicial Court Of New
Hampshire in which DR.. Edward Sharp, of Philas
delphia, was plaintiff, and Reuben B. Hall, a
Nashua, defendant. The Doctor was mi ried q
Miss Hall, at Philadelphia, In September, 13
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, the parents Of the y.
were present at the ceremony, which took Aae
q the residence Of Mr.. Washington fBade1I OF
Philadelphia.
About an hour before the marriage, Mr.. Hall,
the father Of the bride, signed bond agreeing to
pay his daughter during her life $1,000 annually,
or interest on twenty thousand dOilaFG AIR. Hall,
after the marriage refused to fulfil ne conditions
of his bond, and this suit was blYeght TO compel
him to do so. The defendant bed that the
bond was obtained by fraud. stiaed that on
the morning Of the maErjege Il daughter told
him that DR.. Sharp would notfhsrry her If mar
rage gin Of $4,000 wtA not eaNle to her
The defendant claimed "a Where was conspi-
racy on the part Of his dann eF and DR.. Sharp to
rob him of large sum 6fi Sley. Mrs. Hall cor
robcnted her husbands mOny. Mrs. Sharp,
the bride, denied the lnents OF her father,
and testified that he v9 lfrily signed the bond.
MI. Bladen, who dtey,i bond, testified to the
same effect. The 9hFysfchdered verdict for the
plaintiff JEfbna
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
AoXeEls HOOD Liniment.

ARer 80 years practical experience with horses, ,
btasink. teamihg. &c. have learned that moro
Rorses have been crippled by inattention TO the
teat than all other diseases comb bined. Alter many
SxBOrmqntg haze found the trGe remedy to aRE-
IngT the OF the heat or Festoreit after neg
nRSnoo. 10 what nature ntsnde cd IL should be-tke
Feqf sgpeFt ef te ao5te qRiaqI. II the hoofi is in
Hanled and diseased the animal is comparatively
NOIthleIs, Tbs I RinSnt win surely prepsat this
worst Of all diseases. (o0ntraOtiOn, CoFns Quarter
Cracks. Contraction Of the Back SineW. generally
called knOa-SpEune. &e..) and restore those tn at
have been crippled by the want Of such q remedy.
9A.TEy ID. and # will never fail il properly ap-
Bathe the horses foot once a week, or oftener II
necessary at the heel and frog and around the hoof
close to the hair. NJ, q. BOYER,
NorristOWn. Pa.
M. n. O. BOyER-Dscr Sir. This is % certify
thatI baYe used your hi1imept In my stable for
three nlOlths pAst on mere thRn one hundred hor-
aos. and Ind IL the hest preparation have ever
,uaaanR horses. lt IS far better than you recon-
dHI1hl u. Send nae fgo aasea at once. by express
@. o. d. HARRY HAMILTON,
Il II Il No. 1872 " est 3lst street. New York City.
H. BRIN0HURSr q CO.. Druggists, corner 9th
and NJ arkot sire cts Wilmington. having been ap-
Roint0d agents for this valuable and popular HOOf
Mnim6nt are fuliy prepare 90 upPly it Wholesale
and retail at the manufacturer sprices.
sep l9-dtaW&W
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r. - =


PoTATo Sal there is anything good it is
Potato Saadt properly made and here is a
Teceipt Tor makipgit; Cut ten twelve cold,
boiled potatoes{ {htb slices from quarter to half
an inch thick put into a salad-dlsh with four ta-
blespo0 Of afFAgon or plain vinegar, six table,
= y ~ best salad oil one tablespoonful Of
lnae4 parsley, and pepper and salt to taste; stir
ven (tltt alF be thoroughly mixed. it should be
made two or three hours before needed on the ta-
Die. The Germans generally add Dutch herring
anchcvies, OF pickled beats on cucumbers
FLAxsEED SYRUP FOR CoUdH--We find the
foloW1ng in chemical Journal: 10 make fax
seed syrup for cough, boil one ounce Of faxseed
IN quart OF water for an hour; strain 1t and add
to the liquid the juice of two lemons and half
pound OF rock candy. II the cough is accompa-
MED by weakness and q loss of appetite add half
an ounce of powdered gum arabic. Set this to
simmer for half an hour, stirring it occasionally
Take wine glass full whenever the cough is
troublesome.
UVRE FOR CoRSs.-Those who consider sound
taet luxury, aud who suffer from corns, hard,
soft or festered, would do we'll to try the follow
tna' which is taken from the Journal of Chemis-
Hy. lt Is nolan expensive experiment, and is
worth trying.
''SOak the feet well in warm water, then with
aharp instrument pare off as much OF the corn as
can be done without pain, and bind up the part
with piece OF linen or muslin. thoroughly sat
urated with sperm oil or, what is better, tho oil
which hoats upon the surface of herring or mack
RFal. Attsy thFep OF four days the dressing may
DO removed by scraping, when the new skin may
1e sound OF soft and healthy texture, AID less
liable to the formation OF a new corn than before
we nave tins recipe from a source which we can
not well doubt and publish it for the benefit of
many Feaders." ....
PUMPKIN PIEs.-Mrs. Simpson communicates
70 MoOreS RtTGI Ne'O Yorker the following re-
eipe for making pumkn pies Cut the pumpkin
info small pieces; take ont the seeds and inside.
EfCdo not pare II. It tmgst be well-grown and
thoroughly ripsned pumkiq, and not watery.--
f0t the piepes INTO sauce pan, with only a lew
spooRtalls Of Water-not more than four cover
close, and let It eoOk gently, so not to scorch,
yntl the water has all evapoTated and the pump
in hal cooked quite dry, and Of rich, dark color.
While hot, sift through a course seive. Season
only e much - you are needing for the day
EoH one large pie-one tablespoonful Of molasses,
and enough OF new milk to make it as thin as you
wlsh-sugar and spice to suit the taste. Bake 1t
ull elsar, rich brown but not blister scorch.
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DELAWARR RATLRoAn rIMr.
SUMMER ARRANoRMRArT

On ana amer MONDAY, July soth
= = ..S,H% .xS,l9% SUNDAYS sxeSDtsd.l TIsins vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
WFHH sHORFEsF AND BEsr ROUTH.-O

81 FHR AHoRTEsF AND BRsT ROURR.U4
ThiSline afOIdsuneqqAlledi Inducements q per
cons desiring cheap and passage TO th
West, and deserves ParttoalaTly the attention ot al
ouch desire to avail Of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The P0nnaYlvaniA Central kAilE0aa, WtA 4 Its cor
Meeting lines s by 1a1 miles the sh0Rtast route 70
Chicago aud ether pRQHninon IN the est and
u also the quick cheapest and best route 10 ~
pFominent places in the SouthW est and Northwest
! paGsangslsa9e forwarded in e0Eai0rtahte and aiJ
Passenger Cars furnished with eashiousd seataWith
mOvoabl backs. water tanks stoves in Winse1. and
with such other as are requisite for u
comfort Of families.
Through tiekeiaa sOld t0al llBFominont tplaoosiR
the West. SoatAWas and N0FthE vest. &c about bal
the usual hrat elass fare.
Children undeR ave years old as tPaa. and Ohi1Pun
between the agea Of ave ndtWolNl yaARa pa4 Halt.
Price.
I Bageageaheekaa and fOruaRded hy the amaAFaIa
with the paRangoRs, MeAtyponnds Of fheagaaa ear
Siea nee ta every feil passengefs
I1a agata leaves daily o1oapt llndAyls and ticket
must Be procured and haggage delivered httho EEL
No. lie Market street. hy o'elaeks p. ~,
ny adaFassinR q nndeIaiEna1 be will f0FWsRdk
return efmail, Tree OfohaFge. aoifealar re0atainln9
complete price iftS . map, eof1s4e eopy.
HoHSlteaa Law, aSa give leeh ether D isiion
may be eaaleQd. F6ANO4s 1UNAt A1ant
ofeka ponnaYlvanfa RAILROAD CaMRanY
No. ll6 Market St9oa4. Rhilnae "a
phila2alnbtAs jmno a. tMs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25
D4ILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON r BALTI-
Il MORE RAILROAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, ISL.
passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelphia at 800 D. ~, for VIII
Aington.
The train win stop at Stations as follows, when
Signalled GFays Ferry, 9,l2 p. m, LazarettO 9.30
pm Chester, g.4l D. N; LamOkin. 9.45 p, N; Thur
low P.4g p. m; LinwOOd. 9.66 p. u; ClaymOnt, 1901
p. M Ellersle, 10 Is p. m; arrive Wilmington 1O3C
pm. LOet0l III. r.. KENNEY. Snu't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-25

At FredeEica. business is reviVing, farmers are
delivering grain in large quantities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-14

Mr.. Hassan wanted the resolution to be gem
eral In Its application the c0lored children OF
his aid other wards wanted education as much
az those of the Ninth. He would support rec
olution to open colored night schools throughout
the city.
Mr.. Adams offered an amendment to DR..
Shortlidge's motion which provided for colored
school in each Ward, where the colored people
desired to have one.
Mr.. Moore objected to both the resolution and
the amendment, as they Disseminated on ao-
count of color.
A substitute for Mr. Adams, amendment, Of
fered by II. NJ. Jenkins defining the duty OF
the Committee in providing schools for colorea
persons. was lost by q vote OF Z to 10.
MIR McIntire then offered resolution as
substitute for Mr.. Adams amendment, instruct
ing the committee on night schools to organize
night schools for pupils without regard to race,
color, or personal condition of servtude," which
was adopted, and DR.. Shortlidge's resolution as
amended by MIR. Mclntire's substitute was
adopted.
Mr.. II. NJ. Jenkins offered a resolution in
structiDg the committee OF fuel to supply the
Howard school with fuel the committee on
books to provide books for 1t the Superinten-
dent to take charge OF il and the President to
appoint visiting committee. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Higgins, the committee on
Teachers Institute was instructed to invite at
the expense of the Board some eminent teach
ers from distance to attend thesessions OF the
Normal School.
MIR. traim stated that tno BesbiO6 OF tne
Chester county Teachers Institute lwould COM
mence on Monday the 9th instant, at West
Chester, and close on the following Friday. and
as there we're several of our teachers desirous
of attending on the last day, motion by him to
| allow such teachers as desired, TO go,was passed
provided that all the teachers of the school to
which they belonged were willing to attend.
| The Treasurer, by leave of the Board, was al
i LEVIED to state that certain monies in his hands
| belonging to Z. L. Brown had been attached un-
der the attachment law Of Delaware, and although
/ he had paid the amount to the order of Mr..
Il Brown, Judgment had been rendered against the
| Board for $4031 due by e. l.. Brown 10 O. w.
Jones, and for oil so by the same to Lewis F.
AdaIr.
On motion of H. NJ. Jenkins, the Treasurer
was instructed to take counsel of the City Soci-
tor, and to suspend paying any further bills "a
/ Mr.. Brown until the further order OF the Board
A motion by Dr. Shortlidge to add one mem.
Der in each ward to the Committee on Night
Schools was lost
The following bills were ordered to be paid =
J. L. Killgore, 81 AZ; Charles Stewart, 50 10
W. II. Pierce, $26 Cardwell Wall, $3.50
Mcintyre & James 75c. Robert Hutton, 81 ]
G. Hirzel, 75c Joseph @. File, Sc 1S Charles
McCluskey, $2474 Board OF Trade, S66 67 ID
W. Harlan, "a 2s M. NJ. Child for the Building
Committee, $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RnIIroad HOurs.
FRAnSs LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LKAvH wuMngaroH.
For Ess York.-i.2o, Las A. NJ; 1a22, 5.s7 P. -
Sundays, 20, l,sb A. NJ
FOR Phiiadeipk ,s5, ITO, a1o, 1905, 1880, A.
NJ; I9 - 200, 400, BsI 70, 1924, P. h. Sundays,
For Port DepOsit-c.2s, P. N. No Sunday train;
For Rashfngton.-12o2, 2Os A. NJ. 10s, 1.29, 710
p. M Sundays, l262 2 W A. M.
kor BelGpare X. R-1so5. 1910 A. Nj 6so p. II.
For NsI Castls-12D5, $50, DO A. NJ. 1.25, s.s5,
$50 T. M. Sundays, $40 A. Nj.
so, 800 ii. sundays, s.45 a. n, (rhe latter two
do not run beyond Coat svtle.) -
For Rlmington e Western r. R.-10 80 A. N. b.9s
p. NJ. no Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON,
Frim NeU YOrk.-L6I A. NJ; lib. 100 P. Nj. Sun
days 1.53 A. N.
fTOm rhiIadelphia.-1q.42 1853, s.9b, s.5s A. M;
1910 NJ. I2oS, lis SiS, OILS, $50, 100, S.1J, 10 90
+. M. 5undayB 12.42. 1853, 9.95 A. M Le.o5 r. M.
From Bditinl0re.-11O 1875, TO- rs A. M ~, b.2I,
10.l4 r. N. Sundays, 1.10 1,25 A. n. 10.14 +. N,
From Hdshingt0IL-l.I0, LIS A. M. 1918, D II,
lola z. NJ. Sundays, LILO, 1.25 A. NJ 10.14 T. N.
From DelalOare n. R-l0.l5 a. M ass, s.Oz p. M,
No sunday trains.
From HsW castLs 500, 1O15, 1l.DO A. NJ; 1855,
| $40. o.U2 T. NJ. Sundays, % 2. N.
From Wilmington d heaofng R. R-s15, 11.s0, A.
| M. $40 X. IA. Sundays go r. N. (rhe s.l5 A n
| train and the sunday train are from CozLessillt
| only.)
| From Wilmington & Western r. R.-T.b5A.M.; So
| P. Nj No sunday Trains.
| LHAvR PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
124J, 100, $50, 1880 A. M; 1900 M; 1915, $50
| 4.UO, b.lb, 6.OO, e4b, $50, 11.sO p. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-14
WB. p, KUNKEL'S


Has never been known TO fail in the cure Of weak
ness attended with symptoms; indlspositiOn 70 ex-
eTtion; loss Of memory; difficulty of breathing
Trembling; dreadful horror OF death; night sW, ats
cold feet; weakness; dimness of vision; languor
universal lassitude If the muscular systemi enor-
nous appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms; not
hands; flushing OF The body; dfyness of the skin /;
pail countenanCe and eruptions If the face puTi-
Tying the blood pain IN the back: heaviness OF the
eyeds; frequent black spots nying b. fore the eyes
with temporary sufusion and loss of sight; want Oh
attention, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
Bitter Wine OF Iron. Jtnever fails. Thousands are
now enjoying health who have u ed IT, Take only
L F. KUNKRLR.
Beware Of counterfelts and base limitations. As
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is so well known all
over the country, Druggists themselves make an
imitation and try to palm 1t OF on their customers,
when they Call 1t Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron,
Kunkels Bitter " inc OF Iron is put up only In 81
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put IN the
outslde, with the propretOrs photograph on the
wrapper of each bottle. always LOOK for the phO'
tograph On the outside, aLd you Will always be sure
to get the genuine article Sold by all druggists and
dealers, everywhere.
TAPE WORN, TAPE WORM. : Removed in few
hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine NO let
asked until the entire worm, with mead, passes.
Refer those afflicted to residents Of the city whom
have cured that had been unsuccessful uly treated al
the Jefferson MediC al College, on Tenth street, mac
taken in vain Turpentine the so-called specifics
end all known remedies DR.. Z II. KUNKs a. NO
259 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia The Doctol
has been in business Tor over 20 years and is per
tecty reliable. call and See. Advice Tree. he
moved tape worm from chilu years old, measur
ing 20 feet. Call anu Sse specimens at Clllce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-14

WRECKS AT LEwEs.-The storm at Lewes, last
week, is said to be the most severe which has
been experienced there for a long time, and was
not without serious casualties. The Light says
from Sagua, here for orders loaded with sugar
and molasses while lying at anchor out side the
Breakwater, lost both anchors and went on the
Stone Pile, on Thursday morning about 8 o'clock,
and was so much damaged that she filled and
capsized in half an hour. The Capt. and men
were taken off by the steam tug Cynthia. The
tug did her best to tow the brig inside the
Breakwater, but the tide was so strong that both
the brig and tug went TO sea. The brig after
wards beat on the Hen and Chickens shoals,
when she soon went to pieces. The cargo and
wreck we're all day yesterday beating up on the
beach.