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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

At ten o'clock this forenoon, Mr.. r.
II. Coleman aud Johnny Keel we're
brought by Sheriff Doyle before Judge
Ray Of the Probate Court, who enter'd
in an examination Of witnesses at tho
First Circuit Courtroom. The State
was represented by Atlorney'General
Wright aud Col. Turner, the defendants
by Col. George CAN'T and Gen. Horrigan.
The defendants we're brought before
the Court on warrant sworn out
by Deputy Sheriff. ]. J. DnBose, charging
that r. II. Coleman and Johnny Keel
did, on the iih day Of April, 1873, com
init a murder on the person OF John
Newell. The States witnesses, almost
to man, testified that they did not see
the shooting, bui reached the scene OF
the homicide after the deed had been
committed. They testified that there
were two reports apparently Of shot
gun Several Of them saw the hashesl,
and when they reached Mr.. Newell lie
was asked several times who shot him,
TO which he replied invariably II do
not know Esquire Hoist, who re-
ceived his dying declaration some time
after and reduced il TO writing, tes-
tilted that he informed him that r. II.
Coleman, his brother-in.law, shot him.
The testimony went to show that Mr..
Newell was looking at Mr.. Coleman at
the time Of the difficulty, and was not
noticing Johnny Keel, who was some
distance Off and who fred the fatal shots
and that Mr.. Newell thought that Mr..
Coleman had committed the act The
examination of witnesses is in progress
as we 90 to press, but the probabilities
are that Mr.. Coleman will be discharged
and Johnny Keel held to answer for the
crime. Johnny Keel is about fifteen
years of age, rather small, and possess
ing a childlike appearance. He does
not seem to comprehend or appreciate
the unfortunate position in which he is
placed, he being quite too young for
that amount Of reasoning. Believing
that Mr.. Newell intended to enter the
house and kill his father. he ran out with
the shotgun and fired both barrels,
heavily loaded with buck shot, into the
body of Mr.. Newell. During the exam
nation, when anything of a humorous
nature was brought out in the testimony,
Johnny laughed as heartily as any out.
slider. The examination will probably
close sometime this afternoon.
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GENERAL MARKEr.

.APPLEs-Dull at 81 O0s4 % for inferior to
choice.
BEEF-Fresh forcquarters. 4@6c; hind. 5
@llc; mess, Sl3 u bbl
BUTTER-Western held at 3j93sc; inferior.
l2g20c. Common. 3@3Oc
and heavy brands.
BRAN-Dull at slG@17 90 Y ton at the levee
and 81 90 b 100 lbs from store in a small way.
Corn bran. A@l5. Ship stuff, SIS 10 b ton
from the levee, and dull.
-Sugar-cured hams, plain. Bale
eanyassed, lOgl5c; breakfast bacon, lO1s@ll1a
for plain and canvassed; clear sides, Zoe;
shoulders. re; clear rib, 9t<c on rders. For
round lots HgHc lower.
BEANs--Firm at s. 15@3 25 a bushel. for
navy, and 81 1898 for choice Western.
CHlOkiE Ems IN s. 5O@4 90; 'pens. soi
CANDLES Firm. Light and full weight.
cHEEsE-wostorn and Northern, 1,isl61zc
dairy, lS@l9c. as in quality.
COTT0N-SEED-Firm at 50 . ton at the
evee.
o0FFEE-stssdy; RE, 2lS2Oc; old gov
ernmentJava, 2Sc.
CABBAGES-Dull for inferior; choice firm
at d crate. and scarce; from Hatboat, SIG
Is q 100.
CORN Easy; 56@57c fer yellow and white.
shelled from levee; on orders. 5SgG0c; ear,
loose. s5@41c sacked, 63955c.
C0RN-MEAL- Dull; delivered at 50 As;
from store, So 50d2 SIS.
CRANBERRIES- Dull at sIO@l2 90 v Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT - Apples, Acc v u;
peaches. 4@5c.
DUCKs-scarce; 50 5O@4 so n dozen for live.
EGGS Dull at l5@l6c for Western packed
and fresh.
FL0UR-Easier; low grades, IS OO@6 90;
medium, 81 OOgS 90; family aiad fancy. SO 90
GEEsE-Dull at SO OOs7 90 % dozen for
live.
MISUNDERSTANDING ul:laps, Ice new,
Hay = Dull at s2O@2l for fair to prime
Western Arkansas prairie, Jl4gl6; western
from store, 81 50g1 60 n 100.
KRAU1-Quiet at S9gl0 n Dbl.
LEM0NS-Dulkat S. 0095 so y box.
LIME-Firm at 81 5O@l CO o Dbl for Ala
LARD-Dun: fierce ref ned. s1<@9c; keg
do, 9A@l0; pail, lOhc; tins, l251@lSc.-
MOLASSES-Firm good 10 choice Louisi-
ana, 659S0c; syrups. 45g65c.
NAILS-Steady at IS 50@5 60 rates.
0RANGES-In good supply; Palmero dull
at So GOES so per box.
,0NIONs-Stock light. Sales ats4 GOA so o
! oATs-sales at 42@4s for prime mixed at
the levee, and 45g46c from store.
.TURKEYS-Firm at sIS@22 q dozen for
live.
P0RK-we quote packed from store, clear
sides, 9H99Ac; clear rib. SS@9e dressed
hogs. S9S1Sc; shoulders. 6A@619c; hams, lOA
Gle; mess pork. S17 70. Round lots of bulk
meat, 1s914c lower from levee.
POTAT0ES-Flat; russets. 81 50; peachblows
50 90; pinksyes, 81 SOC u bbl seed varie-
ties, So 50@S 70. Sweet. 81 1906 q Dbl.
sUGAR-Firm; We quote coffee A. Eye;
extra @. l2@l2lse; crushed and powdered. lac;
SALT-s2 S5t93 b u Dbl. domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; SaS14 the inside price for
lots of not less than 500 bundles.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. ADril Z. 1873.

The financial outlook to-day is un-
changed. The activity that prevailed
during last week has subsidized somewhat,
and as general rule the banks report
deposits increasing, and the demand for
money less active, and are meving along
in the even tenor of their ways, afford
ing accommodation to the extent OF
their means, but making it q point to
look after their regular customs rather
than outside borrowers. Those who are
in position to know express their opin-
ion that business will be financially I'M
embarrassed during the spring months,
though the demand for money, owing to
an increased volume oftrade, is likely to
be active. Bank rates are steady at 10
@l2 q cent, and on the street such pa
per as is sent to the brokers gets a
shave OF from 2CG3 q cent. y month.
Exchange is scarce, and rates about as
reported. New York checks sold at &c
premium, and New Orleans from &c
discount to par buy ing, and lc premium
selling. Gold is ll9s in Mem York, and
is worth ll7l@ll72 to dealers here, the
latter price being paid to supply the
counter demand. Nothing of Importance
in local investments. Memphis skies
Currency are quoted at 59@6Oc; gold,
6096lc. Past-due coupons, S23@85c.
Memphis and Charleston railroad shares,
2O@22c. Memphis and Ohio railroad
shares, l9c. Mississippi and Tennessee,
lSc. State Comptroller's warrants, 50
@g9c. Shelby county do, S79S9c.
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n.,,,mnre nnd ohIo RnlIrond.

Colonel Sidney B, Jones, the ever Wig
liant general passenger agent of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Cincin-
natl, announces improved arrangements
for through travel, taking effect for the
summer April LIST. This magnificent
route makes the quickest time perhaps
of any Northern route, and yet is noted
for safety as we'll as elegant accommo'
dstioas. This is certainly the only line
to Philadelphia without change, and the
only route to Washington City without
omnibus transfers at Baltimore. Through
passengers to all points East can visit
Washington City free, an advantage Of
fered by no other line.
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The opening Of the Lecsser Saloon
Mr.. j. r. Downs, proprietor, last Satuf-
day. was = gala STAIR, and attracted
hundreds Of citizens, ShO enjoyed the
elegant lunch and fine liquors aaS oi-
cars kept by the polite and popular pro-
p,iesor. Who vii continue to set free
lunch daily at 10 o'clock. The saloon
il No. SC UnioE street iu the county
court building. on the right IS y0F sg'es
the court house.
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COTTON.

On Saturday HOO bales we're sold.
To-day there is but little dong, and no
changes in prices are reported from
either Liverpool or New York. Sales
to noon were 400 bales, including strict
ordinary at l5@l5lc, good ordinary at
I6l@l6ao, low middling at l7B0l8c and
middling at l95c.
The receipts at the seaports weekly for tho
present, and the three preceding seasons com
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Our receipts for the week, A. shoHn n 4, ne ne
.bcve table. are .li2 bales, shipmsnH w.,
~ 49, : go. against. respectNeiy' t,s.t
r-ceises, u .t2i shipped and 80 sOis Jul
ing the same week "a. ~ a v1sr:p3e.i-
NV, and 50, .s76 and 800 during the same
week In $50.
Net receipts At al United States pert, slnee
Friday evening and for the sane time iAs' se'i
- - follow. -.
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OFFicE or BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MEMPHIS, TRIM, April Z, 1873. J

10 INC EUIVUI u VHO HVubVI
The Appeal and Avalanche are both
mistaken about the School Board meet.
ing tonight. The regular monthly
meeting il the second Monday in the
month, which viii be next Monday, the
l4th inst j. 1t. CAIRNS, Secy'
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
Pany-U. s. Mail Line - For Pine Bluf,
Smith.
MARY B0YD................R. L. Heincs, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON N@s,
w TUESDAY. April sth, at alEhtsR
JOHN N. HARDIN, Agent,
% -33l Office on Wharf boat foot of COur st.
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A choice lot received this day per
steamer Belle Heaphis, and for sale by
Victor D. Fuchs, II Jefferson street.
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MUSIC.

pianos. Organs, sheet Music, ana
MnsIeaI Merchandise and Instru-
ments of every description, WhOie-
sale and retail.
est and best selected stock IN TINS
city. and "a full assortment OF Ine
ChickeTfng, HOIlenberg ana bhI
lett a CuHnstOn Pianos. the Bstey
organs. and brass and silver tnstru-
mentE in foil sets or single pieces.
BEING practical pianO-mnker
and "A musician OF taste and ability,
ank known 50 the public as saen
since 1853, patrons of this music
hOuse may feel confident That they
WiUfin nil goods strictly as repre-
senfed and warranted, and at mod
crate prices and ON easy terms.
WnresoOms. No. 2g4 second street.
1l5-t
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BAag#aIoNEw & ALLEN will learn
something to their interest by calling at
the LEDGER Office.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.


dor LEASE OR SALE--EIGHTA ACRES OF
the New Raleigh road, opposite Kolbey's
dairy. Apply to II. SEESSkL, SR.,
2-f " Jefferson st.
nor LEASE OR SALE-EIGHTY LOTS,
T. on Beai, Shelby, Clinton. Vance, McCall,
DeSoto. Tennessee and Orleans streets. Sew
eral of these are large lots, near Elevator and
Beal street landing.
Also. many small lots TO lease or sell, cheap.
on Myrtle, near Beal street. and on Stewart
avenue, near fernando street.
WIN. l.. VANCE, 1875 Madison ST.,
135-xvi-63 or Phoenix Insurance office.
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EXCHANGE.
REWARD.

N = REWARD.-LOST, A SMALL BLACK
Nd and white setter slut, with red spots over
fhe eyes and around the mouth; had on coliar
with chain attached;
N-t JOHN I wilkins. $40 Front ST:
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fBelow high water 81 lsl,
Bisak Is indicates NJ reports eirtsT lol
rlanonaryi ~ risinr. M .uo,-
Observer siEual Service, y. ,, A.
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BOARDING..

DOARD-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN
and hoard In a private family on Adams street.
where there are few bOarders, by addressing
with referencel
91-t 81. Ledger Onlco.
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LOST

II OsT-ON TIT RsDAY LAST. PROBABLY
1 on Beal or fernando street cars, a gold
chain necElace, with gold dollar, locket and
i0nr infant rings attached. A liberal re-
ward will DO paid for II at No. $40 Main
|IIoet. Sl-2
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The following table shows the price of mid
dies cotton kere, Ia New York and New Or
leans and uplanda AZ Liverpool on this date
i0f the past two years.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo ana Sc. LOuis.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-F
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
BELLE MEMPHlS.............-.C Crane. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE W-a,
wv THIS DAY, 9TH instant, at szRseS3
pm. -'AsssAaaaHA
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LIVERPOOL. Apfll q, l:O e.m cotton
Is dull but steady. Uplands. 9h@gSd; Or
leans, Ysd.
1880 p.m.-Cotton is quiet but steady. Up
bales, OF which 1000 were for export and specu-
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Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans and the Bends.
BELLE LEE +. Hicks, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~.
w THIS DAY, eth instant, sll5nLts3
at pm. azsssasss' sasiA
Ut. WASHINGTON, Ag't,
AZ Madison street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE OR NT.-C0TTAGE RESI-
], dences at Kidgoway Station, neal. city:
Pleasant summer retreat. Good school and
.hurches convenient.
26.h2 S. M0sBY. room IS. over 30i Front:
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Memphis and Yieksburg Packet Co.
YER Helena, friar's Pcfnt, Napo-
Ieon. and the EaBas.
q. S. NAIL LINR no NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. ). White, t.EEb
Nsrk r. Chssk--..... master -
Leaves TUESDAY sni FRIDAY risp.u.
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Cincinnati and New Orleans Packet Co..
For Cincinnati and way landings.
NICK L0NGW0RTH. ........L Lew Hates, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE U4.s.
w on TUESDAY, sth instant, slssaHttsA
at @ pm. skhsa<1a6A
W.. WALKER, Agent,
on COmpany's Wharfboat. foot Court st.
1898
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XTTHITEMoRE HOUSE mos. 100 AND Ill
w Adams street, Memphis, Tennessee.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
e.. Al. Z. La &c rril 1872 fhn rn inn
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A y. DAVIS. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT;
A.. or, 81 Second street. between Court and
addison streets. M-xri-ub
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The following statement shows the receipts.
shinments. sales and price of cotton per week
in Memphis. beginning with the week ending
LII L.
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M ANTED- BOARDING HORSES -SPE-
w eial attention paid to boarding horses.
Hack and buggy horses boarded 80 $50 per
month also. stalls to rent. Cheap rates for
storing salt. lime, cement corn, etc; Apply at
POS Union st. l30-55l ROGERS * CLARK.
VXTANTED. : SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and l.oasehould goods
of all kinds bought at 2S2 Second street;
'16f II. T. SINN0TT.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. BLOU MT.
OFFICE. NO, a NORTH COURT STREET,
~. corner Of Second street. There day and
llght. 1874
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Per asay 80
- - Z" %. d 90
nay Board. 90
Large, pleasant rooms for families at mod
crate rates. House located midway between
the Charleston depot and the river, on one OF
the finest streets In the city. Table supplied
with the best the market affords.
OH A. MILLS, NJ. ID.
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For WICK sburg.


Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Company
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Gin
cinnati.
ANDY BAU M................H. j. Vinton, master
THIS ELEGANT PASSENGER W~..
steamer will leave as above LNNNRk1H
WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst. ut IN Ass'EaafseA
W. p. WALKER. Sup't,
1874 Office on wharfbOat, foot Court st.
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WANTED.

XXTANTED-TO PURCHASE TWO LOTS
w in Fort Pickering on time-quarterly
S2-% CHARLES, this Office.
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o BUSINESS HOUSES.
Painting.

OIoKINsoN, WILLIAMS A CO.. COTTON
" Faators. 900 Front street. Nt
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
Mosquitoes were as thick at the river
last night as rattlesnakes in the swamps
of Arkansas-the land of the free and
the home of the brave legislators, who
declare negroes shall ride in steamboat
cabins.
The wreck of the R. P. Walt is once
more under water.
Tne bluff between Court and Monroe
streets is adorned with the handsomest
patent medicine bulletin board to be
found in any city along the river.
" Gargling oil, Tooth-ache Powders,
"Houghs Everlasting Balsan of Life, y
"Modoc Cod Liver Oil, and few other
gingerbread colored signs greet the eye
of the passengers on the boats going up
and down. AS they pass, the unsophls-
ticated wonder if that old tank really
contains all the good things advertised
on its four sides, and those who have
Travelled" are curious enough to inquire
IL that is the city, magazine for cholera
and smallpox medicines. Won't the
natives be surprised, though, when they
see one of the same kind on each bluff Z
What splendid recommends 1t Will
be for the health Of the town.
The latest reason assigned, and a
good one, for so large a number of boats
passing the city without landing, is that
each and every boat landing here is
compelled to furnish an extra meal to
passengers after leaving. That is quite
expensive, as the passenger travel is
heavy. but there isn't a soul on the con
tinent that could keep a square meal
down after getting a glimpse at the
old pill-tank on the bluff, and conse-
auently all boats touching the landing
have to provide fodder" for the passen-
gers who are taken suddenly sick after
arriving. Under these circumstances
the question naturally arises-how will
the wharfage receipts be increased
The latest from the w. j. Lewis. Is
that she will prove a total loss. She had
no hull insurance, but held a iire risk.
Her freight list was insured for SlO0O.
Rain was falling this morning Al n;
Louis, Cincinnati and several other snail
towns along the rivers above.
James Bias Parrish, the Slogi Poick,
IS in The employ of this State, guarding
penitepiiary convicis.
The il. p. GraeeY, the marine wonder
ofihe western waters, viii probably soon
be introduced into the Hurry county
upper CumbsrlAud) trade
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NEw ORLEASs. April Z. ll:90 a.m.-Cotton
Il IN fair demand. Middling. lsisc; no saies
to-day. Sight exchange. 10 discount. stei'-
ling exchange. &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

La Aa63 PHILADELPHIA, WILL
MINGTLN d BALTIMORE
RAILKOAD.
DELA WARE DIVLsIoE, TIME TABLE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT. GOTH, 1873
Sundays excsptsd.) Trains will leave e. fouows:-
soUFHWARp NoHTHwAKn
Passenger. Mixed Passenger. Mixed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
MECHANICAL
TREATMENT OF DISEASE.

Having established an ofice attne Clayton House
wilmington. we would cordially invite patients suf-
ferng from any form Of Chronic Disease to Cai and
see us. Feeling satisfied, that from the unparalleled
success which has uni ormly followed this method
OF operating upon patients, we can chord relief in
any case, and cure the majority OF those that have
been given as beyond the reach OF medical add
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEURALGIA, TIC
DoLoREAIlX, EPILEPSY DEAFNESS
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Are among the diseases that can he successfully
treated. Stiffness OF the arms and limos. weak
backs, weak luugs diseased liver and Kidneys ETC.,
yield readily to the method: although generally re-
garded inaurabe by the advocates Of the old sys-
In proof Of the efficacy of treatment by the
Equalizer"
LET FACTS SPEAK,
We are prepared to furnish test mo- ials from a
number Of The citizens of Wilmington OF es eff
fected through our treatment, one OF which follows
and many others which, because Of the desire ex-
pressed by patients, are not published, bat can be
seen at the office. We have come here, not tram
silent practitioner, but to establish permanent le
gitimate business, and should be pleased TO have
the afflicted call for an explanation of system
which is mechanical and something new in science
ard medicine, or send stamp for circular TO Dr.
Frantz, Clayton House, Wilmington DEL
TESTIMONIAL.
wilmington, DEL, September 26. 1873. II had
suffered for five weeks WITH very severe attack of
Sciatic Rheumati.m M the result Of cold For sew.
era weeks was emf civ helpless consulted pby-
slcans of different school, cf maf tcine without
receiving any benefits telling me my case could
not be cured. Hearing of the Equalizer used by Dr.
Frantz at the Clayton HouseI cOncluded to consHlt
MIN. ON crutehes, managed, with considerable
difficulty 10 reach his office, where to my surprise.
after one single tream mt, shOuldrred my cru CHI
es, and without any assistance walked home. After
the third treatment, all within one week. resumed
business. j. COLEMAN BANNAR,
No. 1915 West Third street.
ANOTHER TBETINONIAL.
Wilmington, Del October 25, 1873 II was taken
several weeks ago with very severe attack of
Rheuntdtfsnl, the pain rom which was 20 ex rucia-
ting tnat for three days and nights could not sleep
At the recommendation of nv attending physician
sent for the Fqu1ttz r. used by DIT. FraptZ, at the
Clayton House, and am happy to say that expert
enGed immediate relief with the first treatment and
after three applications was entirely cured.
MRS. M. A C0RSOT,
oct25. .eOdAw 422 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
professional Cards.

AttoEneV-at-Lavvs
No. 81 N. High street. West Chester Pa.
Collections in Chester County, promptly made.
dec3-d&wly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
CA M PHORINE

The Greatest Discovery o. the Age for the relief and
cure of rheumatism, chronic and acute. SpraiRs,
Bruises Pain In Chest Back or Limbs, Stif Joints,
Strains, Glandular SwellinRa, inflammation, Neural
gia, BuniOns, Catarrh &c. WIN not grease or stain
ths most delicate fabric, which makes It luxury In
every f5mily. Try 1t aud be convinced OF its great
merit. Price 25 cents per bottle. REUBEN HOYT,
Proprietor, 203 Greenwich St, N. Y. noV17-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
WILMINGTON : READING r. :.
@@a
CONNECTIONS


Az Wilmington, with trains TO Philadelphia and
baltimore, and with Delaware Railroad traius N0e.
= and make direct connection with trains TO and
from Washington.
Al Chadds Ford. trains l, o and g. for Philadel-
Phia. NOS, and with trains from Philadephia
trains hos- I, and with trains for Port Deposit
AZ Coatesvie, all trains connect with trains for
rhnAdeiphla And Harrisburg. Trains Nos. 2 and Q
make direct connection with trains 10 and from
Philadelphia. ~
At Bird poro' trains and connect northvard
and south sard with Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road, and and with BouthwRrd bound trains
Train No connects with train from Philadelphia.
sunday TT In will stop at any place 70 leave OF
passengers er on being tagged, and connect 70 and
rom oxford. via Chsdds' FORD.
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General Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

w WILMINaToN TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
foad 70 and from all parts Of the city, Rail
tDepot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
nointa where Railroad tickets are held 70 al
Eett EtH Hom private residences or hotels. Orderi
4 ws1. ~ 1.-THE Franklin Telegraph once, No
sixtmh mheat Third Street; Il. Bringhurst 4 Co:
Ana nond and Market; Smith b Painter, Seventh
viz raaiket, and B. 4 @. Shoemaker, 800 MArkst 3d.
sa 1Ssolye prompt attention. Principal onice, Bag
S"se neom, r, W. and B. Railroad Depot.
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