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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
DOORS.
Southern Warehouse CviAt,Ank.

southern warehouse Company.
Usrvais Street, near Greenvilte Una Colan,Jid
Railroad,
COT UABtA, s. G.;
rs PREPARED 10 receivs Cotton ahti other
p, oper.y upon storage, and make advances
upon tho same. Cotton shipped to this
house will be stored subject to the order of
the owner, and tho lowest rates oha, ged
for storage. All property 80 stored will DO
insured in good reliable companies. il in.
surance is desired { and advances will be
itiado. Mt tho lowest banking rates. Our
atore houses are SO located that drayags is
not necessary hhd no charge for handling
will be mado. All bNsihess communioa,
tions should be Addressed TO tho Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN F. GAnY, Treasurer.
mch 26-Gm
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EjIAZG;;1) g. CO.,,

nAVEj st received q full asiself'tmiont
CT PROVISIONS Groceries, drain, &c, Con-
sisting in pnrt Of
1000 Bushels Prime white Corn,
$50 =" Mtal,
500 /" whi,o and Black oals,
25 Bales Northern Hay,
SO " Nor,i. Carot:na ny,
80 Bales shucks aid Fodder.
80 Barrels Early Rose, Goodrich, Pink
T., and Peerless Potatoes.
10 IIhds. G. 4. Bacon Sides, Dulk sidos
ana BnIk ami Bacon shc"aldtoirs,
Lard in %, 10 and 6 lbs Cans.
% Barrels Western flo@S.r,
IS sacks Augusta Flour,
75 Sacks Forth Carolina F. +,
Is Bbls SHsar-sl Grades,
10 Socks Coijte--all Finds
25 Bbls Sugar House Syrup,
10 " Family syrups,
5 " Now Orleans Molassos,
3 TicIccs Prime Hams,
smokcu and Picked Tongues, Fulton
Market Bcet, Picked Salmon, and Shad.
Also
100 Pair Trace lalns
6 Eozcn Pair IIames,
40 Dozen Bradcs Crown Hoes,
10 Dozen Planters Stool IIooa, Steel Iron
and TIow Moulds.
25 Kegs Nails, assorted,
Boxes Collins Axes, Spades, Shovels
and Manure Folks,
Back Bands and Plow LineB,
Horse and Mule Shoes and Horso Shoe
Enls,
BESIDES
full Stock Of Willow and Wooden Waro
and choice solcetioh of Boots, Shoes, So.
dec 2j
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a..,p l2,O00,OGO Acres.
:: Oh eap E'arnss
TIE CHE1rEsr LASb lin M4Rkpr, FOL
SALE SSY THE

Union Pacific Railroad Company.
In THE GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.
100000 Acres in Central Nebraska,
:, Now for sale in trAots of forty acres and
hp'T"ris on,tive md .tenyears' credit at 8
per cent. No advance interest rcouircd
Mild and hcallhful climate, Fertile soil.
an abundance OF good water,
The b,sI market in The Wet! Tire grcnt
Mining reg'ons "f Wyoming, Cvloindn,
,Ethh aud Nevnda. being, st,rpi;Gu >1y ne
farmers in ii Platte valley
Soldiers eati,lcd io,a homestead of l'GO
Ecrcs The bcs, locations. ior colonies
Freq hQmrs for. all! MILLIONS Of acres OF
,>?ht,fccc 'Goiyernmcnt Lands open for entry
G"'!er, The & ,ncs'caa Law. near tins Great
R"'lroai with good ma' kcrs aud MI the
conrenigncrs of ~" old settled country.
FREQ passes TO pu, chascrs Gf Railroad
Land.
trct, ornl Maps, shown the land. n'so
new edition Of descriptive pamphlet with
new maps mailed free everywhere. Address
Q +. DAVIS. Lima Commissioner u. Il. II.
X. Omaha. Nrh.
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We will pay all Agents $50 per week in
cash, who will engage with us Mt once.
Every!l,ing Furnished and expenses paid.
MANUFACT URlNG CO., Battle Creek,
Mich.
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w CHS GafDOilG tablets
are sure cure for all diseases of the Re
spiratory Organs, Sore Throat, Colde
Group. Diptheria, Asthma, Catarrh
Hoarseness, Dr.; ness Of the Throat, Wind
pipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and MI Dis
eases Of the Lungs.
In oil cases Of sudden cold however
taken, these Tablets should be promptly
and freely used. They cqualizo the circu.
lation Of the blood, mitigate the severity Of
the attack, and will, in n very shor, limo,
restore healthy action to tho affected or.
gans.
Mells Carbolic Tablets, arc put up only
in blue boxes. Take no substitutes. If
they can't be found Mt your druggists,
send at once TO the Agent in New York,
who will forward them by return mail.
Don't be deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Pricp go. q Box.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, lS Pla,t ST. N. Y,
seha for Circular. Sole Agent for tho
United States,
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EHaH HMffvc,

AZ ~ Sau thlh2 10 pnss through lifo only
half alive. Yet there arc thousands whose
h"h!tual condition is one Of languor and
debility. They complain Of no specific
disease !: they suffer no positive pain :;
but tlfay have no relish for atnytlfipg which
affords mental or seasuous pleaxure 70
their moro robust and energetic fetlbk
beings.
In nine Gases out often tllh state Of
l"ssitude and torpor arises ff6m n m orbid
stomach. indigestion destroys tho eurr.
gy Of both mind hind 66dy. When the
waste Of nnttrto 'fs not supplied by Quo
and regular hssithilntion Of tho food, every
organ is starved, every function inter.
rupted.
Now, Whit docs common sense supges,
under there circumstances Of depression I
Tho systeih freed. rousing and strength.
ening', not hefetY for an hour or Two, to
sink afterwards into n n orc pitiablo con.
dition than ever (ns it assuredly would
resorted TOY, but radically and perma-
hiSi How is his 'd 'desifahblo a,b,l object AN Nc.
complishcd The answer to this tuosfion
founded on tho unvarying cxpcrisfEasS Sf q
lrffaso now ySgGr intp' tho. diSSstVe or.
gans by n course Of fIostetter's Stomach
bitters. DO not waste ,ime in administer.
ing temporary remedies. but wake tho
system up BY reouperatiug tho fountain
head Of physical 5sfehgtG and energy.
the gront organ upon which all tho, other
organs depend for their narturo hna sup.
port.
lsy lie ti1nc that n dozen doses Of tho
great vegetable tonic and invigoraut have
been taken, the feeble frame Of tho dys.
TcIt1c will bcgin 0 feel its benign infiu-
cnco,, Apptti,c will be crentad, and with
appetite tho >caPacity TO digest what it
Graves. Persevcre until tho cure is Com
pletc-until hcnlthful blood. fit to DO the
matcrial of hcsh and m Isolo, bono ma
nervs and brain, flows through, the chan.
'Esfs ,,% calculation, ins,ead Of tho &Ntery
pabalnn with which they hnvo heretofore
been imperfcctlY n1uriahed
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wv T. are now receiving And opening one
Of tho largest and most attractive stocks Of
Spring and SIMMER Dress Goods, G ests
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Silks, Fur,
Straw and Wool Hats, Gents, Ladies and
Misses Shoes, Hardware, D,ugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils &C., We have ever offered in
this marke: and at prices ae lew as can bo
found elsewhere.
Our Stock in every department is full
and complete, and tho public arc respect.
fully invited 10 ah Inspection of our stock
before purchasing elsewhcte. Our goods
will be shown With pleasure.
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A watch H'rcc worth $50, given grat-
is to every live man who viii act 'hs our
agent. business light and honoI fable
$3Oo.o0 in s dnys. Snlcnblc M hour.
Everybody buys it. Can't do without il .
Must have it. No Gift Enterprise. no
Humbug. KENNEDY, & Go. Pi,tsbnrg, Pa.
100 Teachers Of students Male
or Female. can secure employment, paying
from 500 to $3.50 per m"n I, during the
Spring and Sumner. Address PE ,PIES
JOURNAL, GLIB Arch St., PHILADELPHIA,
P".. Cincinnati Ohio, or st. Louis, No.
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BOOT AND SHOE
NIL q KAu Ea q 4, a. 10 W =,

.,sen HAVING procured the
EssS very best Mechanics In
HHHfes5fNAa the country, feel war
ranied in saying that l
EsT aD oan furnish as neat BOOf
or SHOE as any Shop
in the South. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. My Shop
Is next door TO I. aerig's Saddlery.
mar - 8. N. GILBERT.
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Special Notices.

CARPEKTERs. PATTkRJ M2KsRs. hYb
C"p,SEr MAKsRs win take notice that r
+. Toale, Of Charleston, has on hand and
Ter sais White PHO Of tn, finest grad. =.
Wholesale dhd 'retniI. Also Walnut. Oh
and other hard 'Woods. :
The Purcst aud Sweetest C9GtLiver Oh
il Hazard & aswelrs, male on tho son-
shaIe, fro m fresh. selected lircrs, by Gas,
we'll. Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pufe aud sweet. Pa ,ients who
have once taken il prefer it to:all others.
Physicians have ieoidctl il superior 10 any
Of tho otrcr oils in mapket. april ~
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N E w IL R

Neglect 4 cough. Nothing is more Ger
tain to lay the foundation for future conse.
quenccs.
WAlls' Carbolie Tablets
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W VNNINH CLASS, mnlo or female
W 500 W ck guarantneh, Rcsrcr-
table employment ut homo. day 'JGr;ovcni,ft:;;
nocati.ol rtfdirtd'; full niHI,rmc,,ons n1hi'i
valuable pHckhEe: OF ,,goots sent free by
'mhil. Address, %ft', G cen, return stamp.
M.:YOUNG & co, l73 Greeh%ich st., New
York.
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agents! 4 Fare (hance!

We&itl pay all nGcntsS4O per week in
9"ah, who will engage with ps Mt oncr.-
Ntrything hiIEishfd and cHptnYes raid
Nddrtss, a. COULTER y CO., 'CiiaIfo:ic,
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nHiIsHSrr sIs Ts.M sSoi for our ,;IlIistroted
J, BICkNELL& & CO.. 81 Warren vt, n =.
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$50 "A DAY.

=. Easily 4hnde by mn Agency Of
Sour own Family Doctor.n
Best medical work cx,ant. Everybody
buys that sees it. Unusua! indu ccmcnts 70
AgentD. Send for circulars and terms 10
HURST & CO., TAG Broadway, N. !.
" All easy and Sure Why to mako
money.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ SAMPLES sent by mail for 5Oo that
rr;s!sfjii.auick for $40. Il. l.. wALCC TT, 1sl
Chatham tuuare. NJ Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

Maggie JourdAn, the woman Who planned and
accomplished the escape Of the condemned muir.
derer shArkey, from the Tombs, New York, 10
still under arrest and vii probably Be seat 10
State PRISON for her crime. The Tines Says Of
her:
She Is now Aboat tVenty-three years old, q IA
tive Of this city, and originally resident Of the
Tenth ward Prom her girihooj che favored
the soeasty Of mso Of ShArkeys character, and
With her oldest alster Josephine became noted
a. the constant companion Of men
OF the same class a. the man whom abe
hAs probably saved from the gAllows BY her in
genuity and daring. Rrequsntfy while in con-
VIBRATION with shArksy, she SAID thai II be died
Tor bis crime she would not live after him, and
even not later than Sankey's couviction, said to
him, willie can never let you suffer" She
kept her promise faithfully. Her diSmonds and
drsss-eTen her gold wGtch-Was sold By her
and the proceeds gwen 10 Sharkey. to be used
In his dsssnse. Day after day abe came to the
PRISON, and sAt At the cell door with her lover
until the lAst moment allowed By the prison
rules, and, while III At home sent 70 him baskets
OF fruit and hoWers and books and cigars, to
make hiA prison life more pleasant, Her con-
suct in the prison during this time was nost e1-
emplAry, and was favOrably commented on By
the officials.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

Wonan's Hshss Is houriAhing in Italy, under
he auspices Of . young Eoman Of oalAbriA, who
IL in full command Of the most superior band Of
erisAnds in that favored region. shs is the vido-
Of the former bandit CHIEF. and sines his death
(rssulttng from Little dificulty with the gen.
dArass) she hAs carried On the business and sSsu
enlarged Il. This snserprising lady vas recently
arrested and sentenced to thirty years imprison-
nent but bar beautiful syea Won the heart Of a
warden Of the prison, Who Assisted her to escape
and asa with her TO the mountains, where be wa
Immediately stabbed By order of the fair but IN.
grateful ba1dltess- At this time Marie Monica
stu remains the terror Of the surrounding coun.
try, having carried the AIT Of brigandags TO q
hitherto unAttAined height
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

The echoes OF Mozart we're still vibrating in
the drawing rooms OF Vienna and the grAndees
who had been biz pAGrons we're glad 70 welcome
an artist whose playing, il it did not agree with
established cannons Of taste was 90 mastery and
original - to leave no place for q TivAl Yogler
could not reach him IN oppression nor Hummel
IN execution CZsrDy, CrAmer Wofl-it vas a
great time for piano forte plAyers- sere obliged
one after the other, to yield 70 his gigantic
playing. The Able Gelnek, who had gone
down, - 70 IN easy victory, TO measure himself
AEAtnst the presumptuouA young man. came
away saying He Is not . man he is the devil
himself. he plays us al dad and bov be i'm
provisss!' There vAs, indeed, but one opinion
about bis playing He attempted and achieved
difneulties which had never been conceived be-
fore. His short, broad fingers seemed little
adapted for brilliant execution, and contrAsted
lndicrously with WOLF whose spider hands couid
span twelve notes with ease yet his ds1ierlty 10
RAPID passages, double shAkss, scales etc il
spoken OF As unnvAled. he would invent and
execute unpremeditAted brAvuzA passages Of
greater difhculty than aay that are found 10 bis
pubhshed works. II he Vas too impAuent 70
perfect his execution Of dshcate passages, th-
tempestuous energy Of his playing supplied
BY inspiration the defect OF prLctice Bar il
va bis execution Of allow and palmetto move
nents which set him far above eli Lis con-
temporAriss. There was q lArgsness and depth
Of feeling which We WHO know the slos 1nJyS-
nsnt Of the d major and minor sonAtAs can
well believe TO have been in their composs.. but
sHSa APPeAIeo miraculous 70 thOss Eao heard
him for the hrst time-for We mnst rsmembsr
that be was not known a. . COMPOSER At III
time He had perfected bis mastery over tue
instrument By inproysipg-Gn an too much
neglected nov, If too highly priced than. "Hn
Improving, says his p1pn Ries, ''WAs the moi
sxtrsordinA5J thing that could be heard, asus
eiAly When be EAs IN good humor or excited No
othst Artiats approached him In the hsiRh, o.
which he stood. The richness Of The hsess
which crowded on him, the eApEicea to whlch be
lent himself, the variety Of hAndling, the difi.
snlties which onsred themselves, or EeIe nitro
oaced % hun, were unsurpassed. In
eresendo passage be often held tho tempo baez
into ritardando. This gave 5 very hae and
striking eject. he would giTs, nov Hiih the
night hand. now with the lsft . beautiful and
wholly tnimitGble oppression" The artist MAR
Ter mention bia improTising for two huurs toQetb-
er, during the whole OF which time there wAs
not single bar which VAs faulty or wanted or
glnAsty. Review,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

TrAvsllsss by rail Sill be interested in the fol-
loving paragraph which We md In an exchange:
The ladies car IL vicious fashion, And fos-
ters the art Of lying. There goes young man
1t the heels Of lady whom be never cav before
CT spoke 70 in his life and be Is carrying q spick
and span new bandboI. Ny word for il it Is a.
empty a. church contribution box on Saturday
afternoon He bought that box for precisely
that emergency. The lady Gseends the plat
form 30 does the bAndooI. The brakeman
opens the door, and the young man slips il uR-
Questioned and secures . comfortable seat
There y another man be appears TO be = good
man. You are sure be IL, and he stands where
the brakeman can zee him, and be touches bis
hat TO WindoS OF the car where nobody is sit
ting. and then with = little smiling AdscdonAte
be AkipA up the step and says: Please let me il
moment' and in be coca That unfortunate
man never before face 10 that car 10 All hIs Life
The more you think Of it, the more vicious the
faehlon seems. L does not benefit the ribbons,
and IL positive damage 10 the Whisksrs. Pen
men up together. and II they do not act like cat.
We II viii be IN spite Of the pen. Women Eprnk.
Led through the cars keep the train upon lie hon
o., II not upon the track aud elevate the Ium-
oering thing from a common carriage to an ed.
DsAtOF,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

Ths Cuban spAuiards, after eonsidsriDg tbsil
situation, ses thai they would make poor hg-
urs in var with the United States, and are Civ.
ing Indications Of cooling OF. This Is wise IN
them, bat whether it is cause for eongrAtulA-
tion, We can hardly sAy. It ssems scarcely pos.
sbls that We shall be able to enforce rsspec'
for the nights of American eitizsna upon the
bland Of Cuba, until the inssnsAts and violent
spirit Of some Of those Who are in practical con
troll OF AHairs there IA rsdneed to reason. by the
direct application Of forcO, and II they receive il
nov, the Job VIII probably not need to be again
undertaken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

TIE HsnAH kitshen and lis Dumb wshers-
Tie body Is sarpl'ed with aIinsnt By vessels
vhieh eoaneet tAs stomach Asd ia Aaxiaariss win
the sesoos system and, 20 % SPEAK. perform TIE
once o. d1nb walters in : restaurant In osheF
Eo.ds, these media Of cTmmnniesElon oetWeea TIE
AlimAl kitchen and iss Dependents snpply 20 each
msuoF and organ Bear or remote, the a1Gn'ity
sn1 kind OF sos- enknes required to tesp u EotnI.
WIEN tne stomAch 10 dSfeiiet in IL duty, OF tbs
SAM Aters inert or obsfTuctEd. lt IL the peezsr
pfoftsce OF Hostestsrs Celebrate SsOnAeh Bl'ters
70 strengthen and rez1iAia them HeAce Is mar
velO1s cores Of chrcnie fnizssftor ana ne enact
auon, oeoli y ao4 lAngunr Which are gsBerAlly IL
cencomltan1a IL IL nor over, pos eFfal Aitera-
i've and corrective. and the raptdtty With which Il
Seeks irreEn &r1ues OF tire hE7- and oowels, and
braces and invigoFztea the nervoas 81 stem Is 4
maTtel, nos MY 70 ne general pubic, o1f % pro-
iesAioDA. uea-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05
:Ru.HLBsroH. DEL
FridaE AfssEassas zee, o.


2xRUELIeAM EAHHeET nor DfYPTcUtT
h@ss nssd Be no great dihieulty in securing
thoEoGgh unaaizify Aznonsus thu RspablicAn
nA@ssa q thin sssts foF, - vs hsse slrsAdy sd
they have no quarrels with each other. Thsrs
IL no diversity Of opinioa amongst then, and
thar interests are not sntAso1sti0 Nothing
which i desired By The BspubHeAns Of One see-
ton b unAoesptabls 70 those OF Ansshsr. There
b no reason, thsrsfors, uhg thsy shOaId not with
thorough eordiAlity jan IN the work % State Re
form. and b. eoooiliAsion, fair dealing. and
friendly eonpEoaiss Of merely personal prefer
sness, vsld the party Organization into an snse-
tive. earnest, and successful one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

Governor Leshs, Of Kentucky, sent bic nes.
sage 10 the Legislature Of that state on TUESDAY
He strongly condemns the lAwlessness eIistine
IN some counties Of Kentucky, says he has no
authority 70 call out the militia a. it would con-
niet with the regular constAbulGry force OF the
disturbed district and recommends that a com
missioner be appointed 70 go TO the disordeTiy
distI CT and secure the arrest Of those guilty OF
Ku-Kluxism or conniyAnce wiz it 1he Gov.
srnor Also recommends the establishment Of
system Of schools for the education Of eolored
children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

AecpEsr raox a coAL On I'm.

AccDKxT TEoN A coal Oh LAHP.
. PKuADELFuA. De-. &
cordsliA syrovlss. aged -. uAs tAhsA Yah .
q, While in led In her struggles shsapsst =
e0Ai OIL lamp, setting ere TO the bed. She vAs
severely burned
TIazI n A BALL ROOM
10 sight a. ball At Spring aAIasa and Broad
sfs. lAst night, James cAnpbsll 80 shot through
the lungs, AID Alfred JOhnsOaA and Charles SIM
uaoDs badly eat
1hs difhculiy arose fsoa = quarrel between
tvo rival gAngs Of yoang rovdiss- A number Of
the eombAttEnis Esrs arrested
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05
Spfftal 8urters.
Faets for rhe Peopla

A the virtues Of Medicines can only De asceF-
taaned 6y careful e7servAtlon IL ia 70 D. rSgrs-ted
that Ha1y OF the Drugs s'ill presented By some
physseiAnA should retain rl-ce in cur NAtena
Asd1cA. AZ an instance Of thts thAi vie drug
Balsan CopaibA, furnishes Gn example. ADout The
year 1880, the s7aniBrda IN the Island Of san 10
ninso having become an esed vita esr1Iln esm-
plAiDiA thought. according TO the prevailing noiion
A. tnAi tine that the remedy nigh, be foond Whers
the disease originated Un3er ihiA mpressloa BAL
sam CopAlDa came into uBe. but never hiss 9 nan
seating dTug done more iulCry, for It NOT only
enAngeA taa nAinre OF the disease 70 a more dread
fo stAie taan the original tot 1t ruihA the tone Of
the sionseh AID brings % Dyspeps.a In IL ussi
fosnA To avoid this drug and IL elects the sA-
MAINTAINS eIPT, purely voge, abis Remedy, d
Skain the reach OF al oaly iea pin. % be taken,
and Nil cure every line IN from t~o 10 four dAJE
Male packages. -; female, q.
ssld BY z Bringksrst 4 o., sixth and Market
NcIna1, second and Market Wilmington, De-.
and oJ DruggiEtA gensrany. JeIT-Iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

mo I1AfsN o "A , > ot - ~
Remind Us lozki.g --.as9.- p-@p,r4'loas for the
C As aDc nsfir =, ~ rJ-gl fac, thApped
nands, eracEsd =. co. Gle the u.tnon Inhen-
tA1c= o. "a. ADDsup- e. sHd z=ss nsols tnfoFmA-
100 To- lu0=s h-n 81 - d II abe, tLn smsd
o. exetf1f aid p1i1 ~ fI- saia - toe euumeIa-
pon q Inc il-0EiEg let u -e4-y 1zb.s reme-
dies:
BIioFh1rs.T N@dir4i@1 Coa1s HH't-r.
EipSer -cs i 80 ts.gC -!lae
" ruFe q seer sr.
6iFoersu- Team.
:" Cod tIesm.
Campho- IL aud GlynerBe.
Bose Liz I've
EnRl.sh Glycsri1e J-ly.
SArgs PeFl1m+d G.yc-rtrs.
screrson's c41phot = u G,!eerins.
Amaudine.
Among the very te-I soaps for winter use we
55., eOldiasd eiyc.nae soap, \ eiyesrins.
colsA,e's Tran. psrgnt
lBdeXlcsl Oat Neal and ~
Pure White ~ soap
Pure Cuve-Pa N Sap
Low sons Bnz ish Is yceTne Soap.
eATg's Liz lid e ycerine sap.
Stubborn Cut&neo1s Affections, a. Tett ? &c, are
oit=n relieved by one OF The iOIsEing soaDB:
SAswe.Is JON per Tar soap
COisates Ned anal Tar sap
Ca4Ferts .rDJ4lc Toilet soap
htol a. sop
Constantine's Pine Tar sap
pislnfecting q ATboic) sOsp
PecEb CaroOlc soap
All the foregoing .TIiclz With many o:hers of III
same class, for Sale by
z. BkISHHCk5T a Co, Apotheearea.
cor. SIKH and Market streetA
nlmflRtgn. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

FALL on sUuDExs At PLsAlc oTT.
PzIL-ADkIRHKA, Dee. 4.
Al PAsAis City, y. J., tins morning. . large
fouE story baiiding fen. crushing . number Of
persona George Mclean, Mr.. Barkslsy. and
another person have been tAlen out dead
Search b making for othsr bodies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

Por the handkerahlef, At the Delaware Avenne Drug
store; also LiqAta heaHei and nsEor1nz extTscts
for cooking. bssenee JAmacA Ginger, Citrate Of
AAgnesiA. Acs Gum CampaDT 81 eents per pound.
". 2. ALRIChS, DrlEgiEt
81 DelAUErH avenue. tOppnsits the BaotisI Cn1rcnl
FVaits Astral OIL
For s-le In any Q14auty a: me very loEtE uarket
rate. AzHoL - sg-h.s & Ds.ssAre
Z. FOeTkR APOFHEcARY
Front and ~ "a s-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

A fan and excellent Assortu -nt ~ perfuneries
ara fancy gods sui able fcT u hR.'dtvf
largc stock Of hfstclass on skskil 4. YES cha
mois ssine, niger co Q ETC., stc
freeh and large siO-k # No. I sage sweet me
jone thyme, pare grOuAn biacE and "a enae peuper
eholce sssormfn, Of Havana ana o;hsr ciRs-s
gethsf Win tue dinefe1t brsnds Of rae Gu. and
Chewing tooee O.
a complete ASSORTMENT Of fancy soA3F, ban4 -
polio. hair oil TestoFatves, pom 1=s lar dysrs
to1th poUdsTs EAR 6fash-s en- . e..
A nne selscii1n Of nenLI.ss Lac, c1rs etc A.
Ftafb''s DkuG 8 7UER
Pm Z ~ a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

WAEEusTux. Dee &
aEzAgH

wAzEusrOz. Dec 4
azzAsn.
Ths ssasss pssssd IL hn introdnesd. yssasr-
Day, for IT, rs1saptioz q IL lgaz e tgss Mr.
Ferry. q hinhissn. Advocated he passage Of
his resolution instructing the Finanes Commit
tee to report remedy for the pressut nonssa-
~ dL1cn1isa- s----
HoCEE-
M HAls. Of Maine, ofsrsd : resolution for .
sslset sonDittss to consider the repeal Of salary
HI And reported bii for that paFpoes. uhs
resolution unl ndoptsd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

For barsers Use, the cheapest sna best IN the mar.
Let 'ogethsr vita Cue line Of barDsrs soaps,
brushes, tombs ssOnges, pc . dsrs an oarbers s1p
plies generally a. the very lowtsG csen pls - Cal
ana see a. Eos fkh6 Dhtg SIUkR
nd