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4
L. W. FROST, President.
]. P. ROGERS, Secretary.
JOS. L. TOPHAM, Manager for New Jersey.
EDWARD II. HOLCOMBE,
Agent Lambertville, N. J.
For agencies, apply to
JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM,
General Agent Of New Jersey,
80 Grant St., Newark, n. j.
E. L. RICE, M. D.,
Medical Examiner at Lambertville, N. j.
w. II. SCHENK, M. d.,
Medical Examiner at Pennington, n. j.
RICHARD H. FOULKE, M. d.,
Medical Examiner ut New Hope, Pa.
The Assets of this Company invested &C
cortiing to law exceed Six Million Dollars
($6, 600, 0OO). It lisa prudently managed Com
pany, and offers every reasonable inducement
to persons of all ages and each sex to insure
BY taking Policy in 1t you win only be fol-
lowing the example of A. 7. Stewart ii; b:
Claflin, U. s. Grant, Horace Greeley, Joel
Parker, Marcus L. Ward, H. w. Longfellow,
John G.. Whittier, Henry Ward Beecher,
Charles Dickens, John w. Forney, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Thomas Scott, and One Million
other Bankers, Business Men, Professional
Men, Editors, Farmers and Mechanics. The
intelligent men not insured now are exception
al. To not be insured ia criminal To be in
sured is Duty and is a Pleasure. You can
either protect yourself from Poverty in old
age or your family from Poverty, Degradation
or Crime by your premature Death. DO not
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else to insure but yourself. Let the rich IN
sure because their riches may take wings and
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the most certain way of laying aside few
dollars each month to protect themselves and
family from want.
April 10, 1878.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09
NEW. ZIG Tor n iha sTalIgnid.

Perfect health Is youchsnfed to few. Probably
ntnety people ont lof. every hundred who call
;themsefv hesithy have their turns" Of languof
txhAustioDl depression ofepirits and bodily pal,
At these times q wine gla.efnt OF Hoste ter's
stamach Bittets IL as refreshing a. "the shadow
or q rock In weary land ~ Il invigoraies and
reefs he System AID eheers The mind. The Of
feet OF tho BlttersSi In casesof. nervous debility,
produced either by undue physical ex0riion,
oyer-studyg intense snxi .ty orany other cause,
fact, this healihfil vegetable restorative poses
ses medicinal properties which entitte 1t to he
rank Nof an article. of-pri1e ,neceaBity, and y
should DO kept on hand In every dwelling, and
taken % remedy for all the minor all.
ments as wella for more serious comp. ANTS
. m 4. ~, = ID Al 4 l'.| QAw.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
TN8hesllns WhOl asalsl i1afketg J
.. 80 o,nsspE r q


.7.i AZ, . ari' oYngrp lnx 1,traliiakserR,
,.si - ~ I. "Wednesday OetobfsB, \
AtptEs-Thc ulstket Every dnIi, VIII no d..
nand; prlees ranging from 81 90 70 g. 90 per bbls
riding 10 quality OIGIf OITOJITI
BurfER-P lentIer. We quote prime to choice
at 20c.TJ YaIELI GHA GELANJL1&ilE SSH
BAKING PowpKl-ss1ssc per pound.
Bsoons-Fancy, g %, o 7s and u o; plain.
cuE.sr-Phno Ohio Factory y quoted 7as
13Gl4Kc,
CAssEp Goops STEADY. ,ffsaches = large,
So 80 per dozen; small. 81 50. 1ctaatoss-Large,
81 20; small, q 90. Corn-Winslow, % %; com.
mon, 81 a; other brands, q So Alsesisansoa
Strawberries, - 60; Pineapples, 81 7e; Lima
Beans. 50 IS; string Beans, 81 20; Poas, 81 70.
Ea6s-scarce At 20c. vd s!aa.Jl haE p5Iis3l
FsR-W hite Ihshs 81 90: No. naekerel, bar
rels, SIS 90; No. do. 81 90; No. half barrels,
IS 90: No. 3. do. large 81 90; No. ., do. medium
SO 30. .,,,-,,,.,, ',,,,,,.,,.--r,, :
FLoun-The market has been unsettled during
the past week. We quote:- ,s-.,g.fr
Fancy white wheat. old. !........... .-t Is
Choice white wheat, nsw..n....., 20 e9
Family. !........!...'' W0. %
Extra ........s'....''''''''''' 40 ~
super. .................'- 49, "
sprtnS......,. ..u..,...,.... sees. y Ws0tsl
hye.............,....... -eso
| FEATuERs-Goosele atnefs 75c.ss..s.ss,sl
GRAM RaSat-choiee white wheat, 81 %;
No. / red 81 35Dl' 20. i0ats-scatcer, at $50.
Corn-sca.ce at 6oc 6ys-I50soc. .,
srrps- Common! 4s@5sc; prime, f6098oc;
choice, 7ee7se; fancy, Sc New Orleans molas-
ses, prime 75c. -.
aranulated. l2tt2tfc:-k Coffee. ike: B Coffee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09

tho Indian raid thereywaS d wedding at
Thompson's, and the farmer, influenced
by his son. 10, law, stopped drinking and
became prosperous and useful citizen!
II eyertyourvisit the Big Blue, Just above
Mr.. Thompsors place you viii find neat
iarm-honse, land In -brewn.haired,
hsppy-iaced woman With iourlittle curly,
headed children playing labdnt1 herLkneey
The owpertofIthis farm Is quiet, orderly,
well.to.do man; and, II YOU wait until he
comes home from the fields, you will re.
cognizs In him none other than "The
Wild Hunter Of the BlueH ySSd I,IGE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09
MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH,


New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, Oct. S.-MoNEy-opened
at 2 currency to gold interest, but in the
afternoon advanced TO and closed at 1.16s
/ per diem. Many bank officers report q
material increase in legal tenders. Green.
backs ranged from to It per cent pre-
MUM. .......t..
STERLING ExcHANaE-Heavy and low.
er; the actual business was at 100 TOR 90
days, and 1914 for sight. Custom re-
ceipts Ss4s.00o.
GoLD-Weak, declining from 110t 70
1904. Loans, were at 8 to- 7a1.32. FOL. car
ryipg. Clearings $s2,0oO,0oO. The As
sistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09
ricblcaso Iarlst.

CmoAao, Oct. s-Elopr,- Demand fair
and market firm; for good shipping, extra
bpring Of $5 50aS8 co. Wheat7Demand
active and prices advanced for cash; quiet
and firm for future: No Ispting 81 1la
81 III; No. Q do. 81 09t cash; No. 3
DO. 81 03i; rejected 98ets Corn--No. 2
mixed 3sta8ssc cash. 0stsl-NoS2, 33t
cash. sRye-No. Q. Csc. Barley No 2
iall, 81 37s1 80; No. % do 81 tlaf ID
Proyisions-Pork anietnand easier tor
cash; balance steady ior future delivery,
atSi8f 90 7Lsrd-7sc cashd Bulk meats,
and bacon unchanged; z nothing doing,
Whisky7925c cnrrencyt93 exchange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09
.Fao,s.I tior inc People, 81

N z
/ As theylrtul % Of medicines can only DO aseer.
tanned by careful ob.ervstion, II 10 10 DO regret.
ed thst many OF the drugs still prrtc rtbed BY
come phyricaIs should fetaiBa place In our Ms-
tetia edics GAS m instance Of this, that vile
drug, EBalsam Copabia,i furnishes an example:
About the year 1900. the spaniards in the Island
certain Complaints, thought, according to the
prevailing notion at u al lime. hAt tho r.ineny
might be found where the disease originated.
Under this ,impr eston. Ralsam Copabis came
Into use, but never has q naufea'ing drug dole
more injury, for 1t not onls changes tho nature
of the disease TO more dreadful state than tbs
original bat It ruins the tone OF the stomach
aud brines on Dyspepsia IN Its wor.t iorms z 10
avoid thi. drug and its effects tho sAMARI.
TAN'S GIFT, o purely Vegetable Remedy. "a
within the reach OF all Only ten pills to be
taken, and will cure every time In from two to
tour days. Male packages, %; female, g
n : = -. - ~ NOLAN Bk05y +
Cor. Market and 18th (old MonrocA
oet g3 Agents toriwho nn,, W. W.
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New York DryGoods Marker.

NEW York, oct. s-Trade movement
Is still slow with agents, whose sales are
limited to the current wants of 1jobbers
with State and near by trade, and: orders
from the West are coming forward more
freely. Cotton goods are steady at un-
changed prices. Prints are again more
active. Cotton fannels continue sold up
Dress fabrics are. 10 good demand, and
foreign styles are. doing wellat auction
ShaYls are quiet. 90 % Ef- -l3''a '1Tuaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09

BALTIMoRB,, Oct, ss-Flour-Dull4and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet andlsteady;
choice amber 81 75A17 Corn-Nomi-
nal. Oats-Scarce- and wanted; western
mixed 547a4Sc; white &c., Rye-Qulet
and unchanged. "a royisisns--Dull. Mess
pork-$17 25a17 80 Bulk Meats-Nom.
insl. Butter-Western steady; good to
choice % 80 SCofee-Nominal. Whisky
Quiet att$100.. nj siassIsEaa4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09

SrocKs.-The, railway and miscellan.
eous speculation was irregular, having
been alternately weak and strong. !. A
comparatively large business was done in
Western Union, Lake Shore, New York
Central, Rock Island, Wabash. Pacific
Mail and Union Pacific. The fluctuations
in these shares having been wideand Ire-
iquent. At the close tie general market
was steady in tone, but lower than the
opening prices. One Of the reasons as.
signed for the break in Western Union
and Lake Shore was that the Vanderbilt
support had temporarily given way. The
real causswill doubtless be found in the
fact that the Injunction against the parties
having had dealings with George B. Grin.
nell 6 Co. will, in thejudgment OF good
lawyers, be dissolved on Saturday; and
naxt week this block Of $4,000 shares Of
Lake Shore Is TO come on the Market be-
ing forced to sale under the rule in the
Stock Exchange. Certain, parties inter-
ested on the Vanderbilt side are known
TO have sold considerable quantities Of
Lake Shore within day or two. and
probably to anticipation Of just such an
event as 10 likely 10 occur on Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09
wheeling Family Market.

There has been no particular change in lead
Ing articles this week. Fresh meats remain IN.
changed Potatoes are still scarce. With no pros.
ehssp, but toma,oes and sreen corr are iailing
of with no demand. There are moro eggs In
m ,rket, and butter Is plentier' and cheaper
Il.a. fxt.lt In Linz. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09

4 TOLEDO, Oct. s,-Flour-Dall but un-
changed. Wheat-Dull; amber Michi.
gan seller November 81 49,; No. Q red
IL est; Gorn-Dull; high mixed 4stc;
low mixed 44tc. 0ats-No. ! dull At 42e;
No. q, do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09

Little more remains to be told Of this
true tale Of border.liIe, and Il may DO.
summed up In these words: Soon after
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

The GREAT LONDON Suow.-It is announced
conspicuously all over town that Howe's Great
London Circus. accompanied by SAnger's spledid
collection Of wild animals with other attractions
Of the hippodromal and geological order. will
visit Wilmington Tuesday, May 13. The COM
pany OF circus performers, Of all grades number
over one hundred artists the equipage, which
is very rich aud SNOWY, was manufactured and
brought out from England. 1t comprises gor-
geously ly-ornamentcd and gllded charlots five ia
number, of huge dimensions, besides wild aui-
NAL vans, dens, cages and variety Of other ve-
hices OF the most elegant and costly descrp-
tion, all of which will be displayed, together
with their fine horses and teams Of zebras, don
keys, ponies, and hye elephants in harness.
camels, drOmedaries, etc, in the grand outside
street parade, as the companies make their IN
umphal procession III town on the day OF eXhiOi-
ton.
The equestrian troupe is composed OF English,
American and French performers of the highest
grade in their art. The MenageIie contains a col
lection OF tigers, hyeuas, zabr4s aud other wild
beasts, trained 10 perform in tue ring. The
herd OF i've Asiatic elephants will also glVe per-
formances Of an extraordinary description, while
the cages and deus arranged around the great
menagerie tent are filled with rare animals froni
every region OF the earth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

COMMERCIAL jon PRISrrNo OFFtcE.-Those Of
the business men Of Wilmington who prefer tc
have their bill heads. blanks. cards. circulars
note and letter heads, bank cheques, or any
thing else printed IN a tasteful manner, at the
brieiest possible notice, and at rates that yield
moderate profit only to the printers are cordial.
ly invited to call at the COMMERCIAL job office
An intleXihle rule Of the office is nerer h max,
an Orer charge whether an estimate is asked for ol
not nor do the propietors execute printing either
at or below cost Their prices do not vary; each
customer is served alike; and neat work, with
clear strong impression, on good paper, upon
stylish type, is absolutely guaranteed to all.
The Commercial job department is entirely
disconnected from the newspaper office; typei
which are used in the one are not used in the
other; and it Is iucharge of workmen thoroughly
skilled in their respective duties. Work is car
Tied on by a thorough system under the manage
meut of Mr. L, G. Ferris, who has proved hi,
capacity to I'LL the position lie occupies. The ia
chties for executing work quickly are gradually
being extended, and it is tine ambition OF the
management to establish the best appointed jot
printing Office in the United States, south O
phlladelpula,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
- ALE or
Obsolete and CnserviceabIe Ord
rance and Ordnance Stores.
L, :. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
90 tF HOUsTON AND GAEgNE rs
-LtIauCU Vi GlctuU street. a.. U. Box .sll1
NhM Nnhk AnfiI IL lsIA

60 .tF HoUsroN And GaEENE rs,
ELtlGuCU Vi GlcsuE street. a.. U. Box .sllO
Nsw IOsK, april II, 1913.
S5lld Proposals, Ia duI licaie will be received at
tn Ctlye, Tor the Pur- hase Of ordnance and ORD
aauce embracing cannon, small Arms, Leath-
er w.rk, Lead. AZ. at the vaTi us ATsenals Forts
and Dspu 5, IA TIE United states.
BIDS y ID be opened al q G'tCck ", on Wednes-
day, tnu dA II Ma, 1873, fJl stores lucattt d al
its.s IN tne tuIOAing nAuIeu Statts, TO wltkIsDll
uecli'ut DeiAwale ,lnd!aua lAuu!s, Maine Maryahd,
Nj iss4cDuseIis Michigan, Mssoul,New Hampshire,
-NcW Jersey, New l urk ono, , eun ylvaula Rhode
lslanl, Vi gn.a aud he District Uf Columbia.
bias D.. Dc opened a. 0elo On Thursday,
ihe ~ Jay o. JuIH, lsl3, Tor stores located at
Posts "a tbs following uAul states and eTutnries
10 vi A.AgauA. Cant lula, ElOIila, q .Orgla Kan
sas louisiana. hiDnes9 a, Nebraska, Nevada, Nj tn
Carolina OF igon SOU Ii Carolina, Texas, Arizona
Colorado, DAAolA ldahO Iudlala NJ MJnlaua, New
Mex 60, Washington sn1 Wyoming
r Nst OF stor IN detail, 10 a4pn, terms, &c.,
WI IL inc Ordnance ofiice, ar Department ash
u g.on u. - al .this AgeLc5, or at any OF he
crrs o. uEtr posts vi. furnish, On application, ln-
ioral loA as 10 whst stores hand their Tespec-
tive iust- are sole
IAe -gartn. mt reserves the right 10 reject al
BIDS NAl In are hot deemed salts at ~. IIlor 10
,Ae a. pihuce ~ any bid Il Will have 10 be ap-
ploycd b. tue War Department.
1trms cash lien per cent. at the time of the
a"asN AID ihC T.lLeladeT Wuin the pr tegty Is
.yered. I Hr!y days VIII be aAOwed Tor The rem0y-
a. ut IN ttorus. Packing boxes WI. be charged a.
prices 10 5c determined ~ the Department
b.dd'rs wi, state eNpi 1Ag the post wneTe the
sig!es are locat Shieh aey Ola iof, and viii give
;Ar s.nis aGd quantities tlet rOpOse u purchase
Deliveries = ii only be maize al ths various Posts
wIrfe stored
Iroposas VIII be addressed 70 the L 8 Ordnance
Agency, y Y. a. . Box lsll aAd should be ell
90 sen PruaOs ais for FurchAs lg Oosue aud Tn
rlceau.e u.inance aud U.d -auce stores" with
tlr names OF the Arse ais, Furis or DepOts where
1Tt . and TIE uames OF states or IeTiit lTi5s IL
~. y a. stefys proposed = De p1Ichased ale To-
Ga.td. by a4ylJll'i o me lie OF ordnance.
: CEIsPlN, BEeget Col. I. 5 A,
air-S-6t AalJE Of Ordnance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
ssbls,rsa
rirrrrEna TINS EyENNe.

Fairfax Lodge, No. g, I. 0. o. p, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 49, /. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellowu' Hall. Sd and King stroets.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, l. o. Il. NJ, at Rod
Mems Hall, as Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, al
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall Oil Market street.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 50i
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at iOi Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge. No. 7, K Of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall. 2lI Market street.
Washington Camp, 7, o. :. Of A., At Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Rising Sun.
st. Johns Jommandery No. |. X H., at Ma
sonic Temple.
st. Johns r. A. e.. No. 1, at Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

MoRE ABOUT THE BOMBAY Hook H. R-The
Smyrna Times says The Bombay Hook line is
moving along apace. Four gangs are now grad
ing between this town. and the Bay, and several
new squads of workmeu have arrived since Mon
day, together with carts horses. and other Ap-
purtenances for building railroads.
The engineers are making a final survey for
the route from Clayton to Masseys, aud the line
will be Ilocated, tomorrow, it Is thought. The
contractor for that part OF the route arrived Ia
town from New York on Monday evening, and it
is understood he viii so to work as soon as tho
line is located,
1t seems now that We are to have two lines OF
railroad from Smyrna to Clsyton, running side
by side. On Thursday last the engineers for the
Delaware road arrived III town from Wilmington
and surveyed a route to Clayton through Gene
tory street tthe same that the Bombay Hook
line runs through and on Saturday they 1" lev.
eled up, preparatory to grading This is tho
new line for the smyrna Branch road. 1t oceu-
pies the south side OF the above-named street,
while the Is, IL. occupies the north. side. The
talk now is that the two roads are to have q
union depot on the Mrs. Barrett lot. This how
ever, is merely speculation, and as such we give
II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
Most 4HA :2smaA.

4 OST.-on the 22d inst In going from Front
4 4 and Market TO the P W. d. X. r. Depot, o
maltese cross, with the owners name on A suta-
BILE reward VIII be paid by returning II TO
apraO 2t' No. 10 MARKET ST.
ISr-RRWARD Lost, on Saturday, on t1th
4 4 street, between Tatnal and West, a gold ring
wi h e to l." on inside. The finder will be paid
a suitable reward by leaving at THIS OFFICE.
pT2a 3t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02
agautea.


"ANTEn-Two Grstclass carpenters or cabi-
w net magers Apply 70 .
ENTERPRISE AANuFACTuRlNa 60,
my2 q bl3 orange Slf ct
NAT ANrED. immediately, quick, honest. IN.
w dustrious boy: must c me well recommended
mayY-lt Apply at MS OFFICE
NEyANTFD TO exchange for Real Estate. an
w interest In au est hi .hel anufactul Ing
business. Address, T. u, Box t1S, CllN.
AZ ANTED--Panter wanted at
w wELDlNS GAhklAGE FACTORY.
NTANTEU,-Two energetic young men as sales
w men. Good Inducements offered, at Grover
4 Baker Sewing Machine Unie ,.,.,.., go,
NNYANTED -IaMEDIATRLY - several active
w men 10 canvass tie city fot singer Sewing
Mavhlnes. Apply al ,,r-t,,r ,,,,,,r,t,r,
NNy yANTED-HOuseEespc TO know that they
w can procure good servants, at short Eotic, 1,
by applying at MRS pAA LORS
Intelligence Office
marls 1y N. e. cor. Second aud Vest sts.
IA ANTEO Energetic men OF gOod address TO
w sell singer Sea ing haChlieS Apply 6Oo
Market Street Ian2l-u JosElH IL. JONES.
WANTED = IMMEDIATELY. - Active young
w men TO canvass Tor the Grover : RoSer Sew
ing Machine, Apply at SO NARhET ST
oct5-tf wilmington, Del.
w CARPET BALLS
For which the highest cash price will he pad. Ap-
ply TO 2. HASsuN,
end and Orange Streets,
oct. .2S-dkw,r Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

tB-Cnce More in the Fteld-Charles Kyle Will again
take charge OF sylvan Sping (neAr the ullddle city
halfway depol and oftr the Tor the accom-
modaiion OF pe-nlc parties, aud to Individuals Ills
success last scar was great Keeps lhe best igu
cream, cakes, lemunsde, mutt &C, and makes OIL
lee at home al his place. HIS old stands at "a ana
Market and 9th and Orange wil also be ksIt run
Ding as usual. Charles gives the worth OF Their
money TO his customers, and is very popular. The
season op MS tomorrow with ptc-lllC at Sylvan
Springs, at which hundreds OF people viii eujUy
tRemsvlyeR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

WILauSaToN CONFERENCE STATISTICS.
minutes Of the Wilmington Conference, recent
ly published show that the monies collected
during last Conference year, from all sources
amount to 1888, 5S5.3l. The value of church
property is estimated at 81, l62, 2S6,39 Actual
members and those admitted ON probation num-
Der 25, 4Si. This is q heslthy financial exhibit
OF the church on this Peninsula, and shows it to
be In a prosperous condition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-02

FR- Chdpp6d bands, face, rough KIN, pimples
riugworn, salt-rheuu, aud other cutaagous adaC-
tons cured, and the SKIN made soft aIId smooth by
using the juniper ar SOAP, hadi by CasNel, HaE
ara Co., ,SNew Ork BE certain % get the Juulpe'
Tar soap, as ihere are many voorhees, limitations
made VIM NnmImnn tlr.