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pitched with it. The messenger found the
lady at her toilet; when she read the mis-
sive she turned ashy pale, trembling violent
ly. Then leaning forward, she drew the
box from the recess in her toilet table, and
handed it to the bearer, who, swiftly re-
turning, placed it in the hands of the arch.
duke. He Immediately handed it to the
merchant, desiring him to unlock it, that
being done, he asked whether the diamonds
were all there. Yes, the box had not been
opened; they were exactly as the merchant
had left them.
Again the archduke rang the bell, and to
the attendant who entered he said, desig-
mating the guilty man:
"Take him to Siberia; he is not to go to
his own home agnin.',
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The NEWSPAPER. - General jackson
when President, said to one ofhis fiercest
newspaper opponents, "send me your
newspaper. I know that you oppose me,
but then l should like to see your paper
every day, l want to see how many lies
you can tell on me-"
General" said the editor, II think
do right in opposing you, and shall con-
tinuc to do so with all the ability of which
| am master"
Here was man after Jackson's own heart
and he instantly replied with an oath,
Sir, send me your paper, for aside from
your abuse of me, your paper is a good one
Besides, Inever saw newspaper in which
could not find something worth reading"
just SO. No man can pick up any news
paper without finding something of inter
est. You may take the paper and tear it
into fragments, and in each fragment you
will see something to amuse or instruct you.
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Cucumber Wood Pumps

Celebrated for of efectua working
The wood of which they made is remarkable for its
hne close grain and the enacty Of its hbre which pre-
vents 1t from cracking by exposure and frost
This Pump inparts no taste to the water.
Guano, Bone Dust, Plaster and Fertilizers. Clover,
Timothy, Orchard Kentucky Blue. Herb and other
Field Grass Seeds Turnip Ruabaga and all kinds of
Garden Seeds.
Straw aud Fodder Cutters of approved patterns
Corn Shelters, Churns, Dexter Washer and Wringer
Pioneer Stump Fuller, Plows Plow Castings, Harrows
Cultivators and Farming and Agricultural Implements
Of every description.
A3-Send for Descriptive Circulars.
GRIFFITH, BAKER, g. BRYAN,
au3O Al and 43 N, Paca St baltimore Md.
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THE AGIS & INTELLIGENCER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
F. w. B A K E R.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
Terms~S so a Year, in Advance
Otherwise $500 VIII be charged

TRANSIENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Square, two inser.
tons, SlOD Each subsequent Insertion % cents Lon
ger advertisements in the same proportion A space
equal to eight lines makes square.
f5- Yearly advertisements at special rates.
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1.-THE BEST"
Keller PateltGrain, Seed, &FGrtiiZing
DRILL

VNIIS Drill is universally acknowledged to be the best
Il implement of its class now in the market, having
obtained the first premium at the Maryland State Agr
cultural Fair for 1870 and 1871 and at other State Fairs
where brought in competition with other drills The
following few of tho leading points of superiority
In point OF operation il has superior, it will drill
all kinds of Grain Seed and Fertilizers in any desired
quantity TO the AMI works with the same regular
ity on either rough or smooth land. Stumps, stones
roots and other obstacles Of the kind do not interfere
with its working arrangement. 1t is the lest in prn
ciple of construction the best in material, the best in
rsh and the best in simp city and durability 1t is
easily managed, the whole work of the machine il
brought directly under the of the operator In short
1t meets the requirments Of the farmer in every partcu
lar as Grain, Seed and Fertilizng Drill
Combined Closer Thresher, Huer and Cleaner ,ciM or
WITHOUT Elevator
For rapidty of hauling, ease of management an d du
rabiy, this machine is unsurpassed. We have atter
ing certificates OF its work for the past season.
Thrashers and Cleaners Carey, Peon and other Horse
Powers. Hckok, Hutchinson, Samson and Clipper Ci-
der and Wine Mills and Presses.
These Mills and Presses we'll and favorably known
throughout the country, and their reputation is fully
established wherever they have been used.
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VOL. XVII.---NO. 10.
A Useful Drug.

Ammonia, or as it is generally called,
spirits OF hartshorn, is a powerful alkali.
and dissolves grease andd irt with great
ease. 1t has lately been recommended very
highly for domestic purposes. For washing
paint, put tablespoonful in a quart Of
moderately warm water, dip in a flannel
cloth and then wipe off the woodwork: no
scrubbng will be necessary. For taking
greasy spots from any fabric, use the am
monia nearly pure, then lay white blotting-
paper over the spot and iron it lightly. In
washing lace, put about twelve drops in a
pint OF warm suds. To clean silver, mix
two teaspoonfus of ammonia in quart of
not suds. Put in your silver and wash,
using an old nail brush or tooth brush for
the purpose. For cleaning hair-brushes,
ETC., simply shake the brushes up and down
in mixture of one tablespoonful ofammo-
MIA to one pint of hot water; when they
are cleansed, rinse them in cold water, and
stand them in the wind or in hot place to
dry. For washing finger-marks from look.
ing glasses or windows, put few drops of
ammonia on moist rag and make quick
work oft. lfyou wish your house plants
to flourish, put few drops of the spirits
in every pint of water used in watering. A
teaspoontul will add much to the refreshing
effects of the bath. Nothing is better than
ammonia water for cleansing the hair. In
every case rinse off the ammonia with clear
water. TO which we would only add, that
for removing grease spots, mixture of
equal parts of ammonia and alcohol is bet
ter than alcohol alone; and for taking out
the red stains produced by strong acids in
blue and black clothes, there is nothing
better than Precedence Journal
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Purpose of the RattleSnake's Rattle.

In the american Naturalist, for February,
Prof. Samuel Aughey gives the results of
his observations upon the use made of their
rattles by the rattlesnakc. 1t is the vulgar
opinion that the reptile sounds his rattle
for the purpose of enticing birds, and some
naturalists even are disposed to find here
mimicry of the sound made by the socalled
locust, or cicada. Prof Aughey does not
undertake to explain all the purposes ser
we'd by the rattle, but he fully agrees with
Mr.. F. w. Putnam in rejecting this mmet-
ic theory. Does the rattle, then, serve any
useful purpose2 In reply to this question:
the author tells us what he has himself OBJ
served In July, 1860, he was in Wayne
County, Nebraska, and, as lie was one day
investigating the natural history of that
district, he heard the familiar rattle of the
snake. The sound was repeated at inter
walls, and proceeded from rattlesnake that
was calling its mate, which soon came in
answer to the summons. Prof. Aughey had
similar experience the following year,
and from these facts he is disposed to think
that the purpose served by the rattle is to
call the sexes together.
Another purpose may be to paralyze its
victims with fright, and to inspire its nat
ural enemies with terror. AS an illustra-
ton of the use of the rattle for the former
purpose the author says that, as he follow
ed through the woods Of Dakota county,
Nebraska, Baltimore oriole, he heard
rattle, and at once saw the bird as it were
paralyzed with fear, and ready to fall
prey to the serpent. The writer shot the
rattlesnake. He adds that he once witness
ed an attack ofscvcn hogs on rattlesnakc.
Soon after the battle opened, the snake
ratified, and three others came to his aid.
But the hogs were victorious in few min
tcs.-Popul0r Science KonthY for 1pH.
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WEATHER WlsDoM.-When you wish to
know what the weather is to be, go out and
select the smallest cloud you see; keep
your eyes upon it, and if it decreases and
disappears, it shows state ofthe air which
will be sure to be followed by fine weather;
but if it increases in size, take your great
coat with you if you arc going from home,
for falling weather will not be far off. The
reason is this: When the air is becoming
charged with electricity, you will sec every
cloud attracting all lesser ones towards it,
until it gathers into a shower; and on the
contrary, when the fluid is passing off or
diffusing itself, then a large cloud will be
seen breaking to pieces and dissolving.
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NOTICE,
- - 7777777777777777@
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned has for nHw--
Il sale well-kept PIANO, n II Il 4
in good order; also handsome X v v
Gold Anchor Lever WATCH and CHAIN,
good time keeper. These articles would
be exchanged for good Riding and Driv-
ing Horse, or for Cattle ofany description.
Enquire in Dublin, of
mh7-3t* ANDREW B. LINDSAY,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-08
TO THE NI,sv

For sale,--a ticket good ior 800 miles
travel issued "to bearer and good either
way for one or more persons. over the At
sntic and Pacific railroad Gength 3?7 niles
IRON Franklin, Mo-, through Rolls, Lebanon,
Springfield. Pierce City, Nco.ho and senaca,
No, TO Ninita. Indian Territory, AM good
over the Missouri Pacific RAILROAD length $50
niles IRON It Louis through Franklin, jet.
ier-on City, Upton, Sedalia, Pleasant hin,
Kansas City, Wyandotte aud Leay.nworth
to A,chi-on, Kansas, ani over the branches
OF these two roads, from Upton to Boone.
vile, Mo-, rs miles, from sedalia TO Licking.
ton, NO. 81 miles, aud from Pleasant Hin TO
Lawrence, hsoSas, CT miles. For further
psrtirnlsr- enquire at ,..a osioo
y. A. BURNETT
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JOY To THE AFFLICTED
CHALLENGES THE WORLD
DIR, SHERM A MS
CELEBRATED
SYPHILITIC ERADlCATOR.

This preparation Is acknowledged To be
superior 70 all known medicine as sure
and certain cure for syphilis. in al! its forms,
no matter how deplorable the condition Of
tie pstient. II l. entirely vegetable. II can
he taken in all conditions OF the system, and
with safety, also, in connection with other
medicine, IL the patient desires. The re-
clpe, from which this preparation was made
was obtained ION an old physician ia sohth
America, In 1922, by DIR, sherman sr., VINO
has used IL with unparalleled success In the
treatment OF syphilis. not only exciting the
admiration and establishment OF leading cit.
lens, but of the medical faculty, and has
-ayed the lives OF many afflicted when given
up IS past hope by skillful and eminent ply.
-icisns.
one bottle win satisfy the greatest skcptic
as 10 It's superiority over all other prepare
lions now in use.
Price, o. per bottle. Sent 10 any part OF
the United States by express. Prepared and
cold only by
UR. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
40. Christy Az, 81 Louis, Mo.
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T H + BULLETIN
ns""iss mstst o.. eysvy sag.
NEW ICE CREAM SAIoOv

George th. barber hs, Opened ,co
cream saloon in the room mex, door 70
h's osrbs' shop. Thv apartment. are
"sIl and nicely furnished, and the quality
% Tue ice cream prepared bv George i,
e'o'llint There are sI.o private apart.
menus htteI up expressly fpt ladies and
gentlemen, where they vii! ts entirely
removed from The in,er,ion Of those they
'nsy desire tosroid. George AXIS fair
share OF tho patronage Of ice cream ss.
looms, promising to treat them courteously
and give them the best in he market.
6 ~ In
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES bear uneduiv-
ocsl testimony to tho trsnscendsnt msdi.
cal virtues OF DR.. McCabe's Renowned
Medicstsd blackberry Brandy. From
hundreds OF Thousands Of the afflicted who
have used it, no, one dissenting voice has
ever been heard. 1t never has failed cur.
ing cholera morbus, disrrhea, dyseptsry,
cholera infsntum and fuT. G.a5-2w.
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH. WEST Mo

The Atlantic x Pacific Railroad Comnsnv
offers l,1O,C acres Of land in Central and
southwest Missouri, at from o. 10 $40 per
acre, on seven years time, with free trans.
portstion from It. Louis 10 all purcbnsers
Innate, soil, timber. mineral wealth, schools
snurehe. snh law abiding society invite
smigrants from all points 10 TIN. land of frnIts
,hu mowers. FOR particulars address A.
iurh. Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo.
l.22. a. eOdlY
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In spite OF your IseIn,
Both above and beneath,
Beng lightly enamel d and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
1.-THE SOZODONTS daily brushed in
80 lwdAw
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MRGro. sisIsAor.x barber and h.i

MH. Gro. SGEISHousE, barber and hair
irs.,er, corner Of Eighth stree; and Com.
mercisl avenue de.irss TO call the attention
# the bearded community ~ b., neatly ar.
TAGGED saloon, and the fact that he !. ma.
.cr Of his profession il oil iu branches
He La bearded many 4 lion IN hi. den, and
,..l FOR more. ,l
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Ds. Heavy's Rect ssA Plant PILL.
Mid 20 thorough-no nausss or sripins-sn.
rely vsgstabie-sreas liver remedy. Price ~
'.nts Sold BY Drugglsts.
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Marriage 0alAe.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition. New
engrsvings, Two-hundrsd and siHty Psses,
Pnss - oeats. Addrsss Da. 0UTrs' DIsstH.
uls. u North Eighth Street. 81. Louie, No
q AnV~etisHrHAnG
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PROCRAsTINATION IsTHETHIEF
OF TINE,

At this season OF the year, when life
may be cnt oil IN iow hours BY an At.
tack Of Cholera, Cholera Morbu, Diar.
rhes, Dissntery, Cholera Infantum, or
soms kindred disease, none should fail 20
have At all times supply Of DR.. McCsbss
renowned medicAted Blackberry brandy
on hand. A more certain cure, and at ths
same time pleasant remedy, can not DO
found in the whole range Of materIa,
msdics. The millions who have used IL
J testify TO this. 6.2s.aw.
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Tee Mr.. Hespy's WosiA's Tsatc ssa
Hood POpi0eF.

't..rn. great household remedy, pl.ssaht'o
Ak. yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
! $4,000. IL 10 better than Bi',srs, Cordial,
try'u or ssrsaparills. Sold by Druggists
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Notlc, IL hereby given that | vii! pay
40 bill. for goois sold 10 any 81 the sm-
pioyes Of 1nk CAI.o BuLIIIIs, either
~ then.clyes ~ tor the use Of the Office
irle,o the same sIe furnished on an order
isned ~ Mr. Barnet, or myself
I2.=0-ly Jon, u pBshLY.
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t. -yoii an attack of the chol0rs, 60 20
Pat Fitzgerald. ampls.room, corue, ..
Fourteenth street and Commercial avenue,
sni drink his lIennes.y brandy. IL i. the
only sure preventive and .louli be used
hy everybody. G.27.u
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Nrs. whatee wS,s Nyvup,

The gr,st soothing remedy. Price only Is
..nts. 0~ss rest to the mother snd health 70
he child Sold BY Druggists.
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M ward :. no~ pirrsred 10 deliver the
best ot sawed and ,pllt hickory wood TO any
part of the city. Also ~ kinis"f wood and
cpsl alu,. on hand. Leave order At hi
Office, corn = seventeenth street and Com.
m,r,fal avenue. J.2jti.
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The REMEDY.--To escape the worth.
less atominations offered under the title
Of Flavoring Extracts and Baking Pow.
ders, and force them out Of the market,
rests wholly with the consumers, they are
the ones that have TO suffer. Purchase
only those articles you know BY sIpsr-
fence to be pure. Look upon cheap goods
as an evidence OF their sdulteration and
worthlessness, upon those that dealers
complain of as being too high TO keep for
sale s an argument in their favor, for
good, pure goods cannot DO sold a. cheap
- worthless onss, and afford a less prot,
to the manufacturer and dealer. Dr.
Prices Special Flsvorings and Cream
baking Powder are Acknowledged by
chemists to 10 the purest, and the only
scientifically prepared articles Of thei,
Kind In the market, and sre now used in 4
million homes and daily increasing |,
popular favor. LEW
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THRoAT AND LUSGs.-At this season
Of the year, when Coughs and Colds srs
troublesome, every family should have .
cafe and certsin remedy at hand DR..
Ranson's Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Honey
Syrup, is the very thing. 1t is not only
pleasant for children TO take, but is GER
tain cure for Group, WhooPing Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and all afec.
tions Of the Throat and Lungs. Sold ~
all Druggists. Price IS cents per bottle.
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be.. scotch A.e. ssout porter, and eight!
wear old bourbon whl.key to he found only
A. the Crys,s saloon. corner OF sixth stree,
A'I Commercial syenue.
SrF,GNIN j Lass.
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Having purchased the grocery establish
ment oil ii. Thielecke, ! shall always keep
on hand full and fresh supply Of oil the
hest goods in my line, to be found 10 the
market. BY strict attention TO business,
and fair dealing, hope not only 10 retain
all the custom the place has enjoyed IN the
0at sS,na 70 tas s.Ts list many NEW
age,
Respectfully. HERMAN scHMsrzsTORFE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hsar..
Snlnsa EaArR NII.N1narnl

ERLns LAETz WILMINGTON.
For Fss York.-l.0o, 1.Do A. NJ; 12s9, b.42P n.
For PAiladsipksa. 100, stO, $50, 1880, A.
NJ; 1s 22 200, -, "a 10, 1884, p. IA. sundays,
L.b0 A. NJ AS, $50, 1924 p. II.
For Baittm0ra-leb b2, 2pe, 1902 A. n; LOG, L2su
$50 L. % p. q. nundaya 1859. 2 0s A. M
For KashaaqSs&-l2 81, 2us A. n; j; LO1. LIS, TIC
P. N. SuLoAyI iab2. Us A. N.
For Detassr r. R-1a 90 1910 A. HI ass +. N.
No Sunday trains.
P. M. NO Sunday traina
For tliaiHgtOR 4 RsddsHT r R.-6s0 A NJ
SO 6.n1 T n. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington d Western r H.-l0.s0 A. II. bbt
p, N. NO Sunday Trains.
FkAnss ARRIVE At WILMINGTON
FFm EssS YOrk.-L5j A. NJ; liz, 100 P. N. Sun
froa ma 4 1haadeEpAia-19.4a 1853, 9.e A. NJ
1aL0 NJ; l26ss 11S 90, o.16, $50, 100, slH 10 *
4. NJ Sundays, 1919. 1.52, 1905 a. Nj; ie.5o r. M
From Ort Deposit.-s.o4 A. "A. No sunday train
From Baltfm0Te.-110 i.4', 1913 A. N. IL IL 6.s2
10l4 r. N. sunoays, lilo, 40 A. Ii; 1914 4. n.
From Hdshingt0n-i.l0, lao A. M 1919, 81
10.i4 p. NJ. Sundays, LILO, 1.AJ A. M. l0l4 T. M
From DeialodFe IL R-l0.lb A. M 40, Y.5o r. M
No S. nday trains.
9bb +. NJ. NO Sunday trains.
ErYna wilmington d heaaftt9 X. R.-sl5, 1l'sO
NJ SO +. N. Sundays go p. N. (rhe S.Ib A.
train 10 from CoatesVile Oniy)
From Wilmington d Western a. Kiss A. NJ; . 81
P. Nj. No oundAy 1ratns.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
124, $780, 1880 A. NJ; 1900 M; 1915 $50
w, hl5, evO, 6.so, s.sO, ll.SO +. NJ.
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AnttEes.

IN m,nt Of all his properly tn The subscriber, for
the be eat Of his creditors. All rsons indebted 70
him will make payment to the undg RS gned, and per
sons having claims against him will present the
some for payment
EDWARD ]. McvANUS, Assignee,
400 Tatnal street, Wilmington, Del.
nov19.tf
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS. = All per.
~ sons who have sold property ring the present
year, must give notice IN writing 10 The Registrar
at The offiee of the Water Department before the
Both daV OF November 1873 and ms r. ia The notice
the name OF the purchaser, and number of the pro-
perry purchased, otherwise they will be held la
he for the water rent the next year. Also all per
sons WhS may wish 10 disc lntlnut the OF water,
or any pOrtOn of It, must give notice bs above ane
pay 81 for dravinR ferrule. No alteration will bt
made In any bill after the above date,
FRANK A. TAYLOR,
octll tnoy3O Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
sE-E. r. KUNKBL'S
RITTER WINE OF IRON

BITTER WINE OF IRON
Has never been known to fail in the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms; iudlspOsltiUn ex-
artion; loss OF memory; dltilSdlty 0t breathing
general we e3kness horror of disease; WEAK, eIyOu6
trembling; dreadful horror OF death; hi. nj sW ats
cold feet; Feakness; dlmness OF Vision; languUr
universal lassitude Ut the muscular system enOr-
nous appetite, with dJspeptie BiIDptO.Is; moi
hands; flushing OF The body; drJness IT the shtD
pallld countenance and eruptlons the fac, pun.
Tying the blood; pain IN tne DacE: neavln. OF u
eyelids frequent black spots nyDg before .he eyes
with temporary sunuslon ana loss Of slgnt; want oI
attention, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
weakness, and to remedy that use +. +. kukKsL'z
Bitter Wine of Iron. ltnever fats. Thousands are
now enjoying health Wno have u cd 1t Iake JLiJ
Il f. KUHKKLA
Beware Of connterfeits and base limitations Al
kunkePs Bitter Wine Of lToA is so well known a.
over the county, Druggists themselves make al
Imitation and Try 70 palm II on thtif Gust. IN
when they call IL kunkels Bitter Vine OF Iron.
kunkepH Bitter n Inc OF Iron Is put up tnly 10 81
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put n TIT
wrapper OF each bottle. always !ook f.r Ihe pho
tograph Tn the oatslde, a. yOg vi aTats ie s4I'
70 get She genuine Article. SSld u a. tr1gsat4 alt
dealers, everywhere.
TAPS WohH, TAPE WoAA = Removed II a ies
hours with harmless Vegetable Asliclue 20 ie'
asked until the entire ~oIm, HlGa ..t4d, passss
Refer those anicted 70 Tesldrnt5 \ Lhr Clly whom
have cured that had Desn ulsuccess,u+Iy lfsa-s a
the Jefferson Msdit al College, on euLn sIreet; lai
and all known remedies. Dr 4 4, krhEn, So
9os North Ninth street, Philadelphia Ths DUCto
has been In business Ior over 10 years and Is pei
fectlJ reliable. Cal and see. Advice lT5e. ne
moved tape worm from cnlll years Old, measul
ing 20 feet. Call anu Bee specimens at olce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

UHsW rnsaneRt Customers are Mads.-n you
have used sapOliJ, the next lime you send u
your grocer tell him you want cake; 1t viii cost
You only few cents. Then lok all over y0uI
house, and wherever you lind a spot upon the paint
furniture carpets or anything else, whether IL os
dirt, grease, tar, or whatever else, use Sapoo &c
cording to the simple directions Then collect all
the tnware, copper ware knives, forAs Kettles ec.,
and polish tn m np. When you have 0one this on I
then Enoch Morgan's sons know positively tha.
heir Sap0no has won another PeImanent customer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

~Mr. T. y dsNoTmaTdie desires 10 Inform his
friends and customers that MI X nsey. Gf IreatUn,
N. j., who has purchased his entire interest in lht
china glass and queenswRTe business in u ID city
and was 10 have taken possession this week. is now
lying vigorously Ill at his home, aud therefore wi
not take charge Of the business Till further notice
Mr.. De Hormandie will, however, close out bis re-
naming stock at greatly reduced prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

=w-h is no ,ponder that invalids lose faith in all
specifics when 50 nany worthless medicines are
advertised for the cure of various dis asts: uu
which, when trt d, are "f und wanting" We nave
yet TO Learn, however, Of the nrst failure OF Dr.
Ristsr's Basam Of Wild Cherry, to sure c. ughs
co!ds, and pulmonary diseases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

Ew-Ths Ptrest and sweetest Ccd Liver OIL is Haz'
ard Caswel,s made on the sea shore, from fresh
selected livers. by Uaswel, Hazard Co., New
York. II il absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
sicans have decided 1t superior to any OF the othe
oils I'm market,