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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
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8reiltn ~sprtanbenen Mufresuus 3teualt& rubis,
49, cine Nute, BE inbeb In Der @irtli@teit MI.
uberfa<& par. Denn serabe petl bic mil
eiuer nasbr ober usniser Frensen wartetbiseipliu
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tss 8oltes bie6ual feblte, CAB es untsr ser
f9etnbar elatten Oberaa&e UNI 70 raebr eebeiue
@'ruubweQeu TT Der Itefe, bic BEN l1netnse-
weibtes uuertIarlt& ,paren, weil e. bic Yermtd.
elten gdben bssSntrtsuenuebes, suiaHmsnseisbi
aus perfSnlt&eu SntereGen unb &iSalitaten,
ni&t fannie, bic aber be7enuuseaetet ibre @ir>
lung batten. @t tiefer tur3er Mnteutuns
faetnt uns 70 stemli& &les eeiast benn tas
aufanis nod l1uaufsetlarte bepetien ia bic ger
fcnsn, auf biz untsr foI&en t~lruitanben biz
@ebrbeit fsl. Das 1T fiber, ba6 tsiue yartst
als iol@e fI@ eiues 6ieses ribuen barf unb
aud feline lI& iter cine @ieterIaee fir i9 ~
sranen brau&t tenn Der @iss Der G3epatlten
1T ni&t Elm YartetIes, ionbern Elm periSnli9 &C.
tuunueaer auf ter pulitii&en &ennbabu. Sur
tas Cine 1T babei au tpiini&en, tab bic Stole
zines pplitttsrs ni@t INNER rnsbr in b~isisnise
eiues Sntrisuanten ausarteu r,S@te.
Das @abIre1ultat ~ ent3ideru, tuar
biebu,al feline lei@te gufeabe uni. bic @ablri@'
ter batten ibreu eansen wattiuttsu,us nUtbts.
I'm. aussubarren, bic san3e Na@t. DAT
bic &siultate Der StaatswabI nod ni@t
bsfannt iein fS;nneu, Iiest auf Der 9ant ebenlp
fnb bic @ablbert@te aus ben serl@ieteneu
Counties nod unsuatdnbis; wir beldrdufeu
taber uniera beutiseu 8ert&t auf Stanley
County uub bic Stabt ct. Yaxl.
Sir bic Gpuutps8 eamten ersab fa
BET @&lub bteiss 8lnttes foIseutss Reiultat
Sbntf:
Subn Grace obue Oppolfon eepabI.
&seiFsr Of DEEDS:
Gambler 2498, Drsbsr 24O3.
County. MnmaIt
O'Brien 2777, Grpin 1892.
County =S&abm eilttr:
l1lins 1880, Colder 1922.
Glerf Of Court
Irmfrcre 2510, 3isfer 22S7.
SurSeypr:
Boyle 26lS, 9alasb 22O2.
Coroner:
McgSup 2l9z @abrtellon 1902.
StaSt=8 Beanie.
Masur
Stspart 1921, 5obnion 1859.
Mnpalt:
@orn,an 1868, Guruil& 2O6s.
@%&abmeifer:
&sn; $780, Nbrenbt 1645.
County, ommiTare
9els, 2iasefe, 8laisbsl.
eesis1atur.
Genatur:
Orafe 1882, @puaruf 793.
Neprdientanten.
l.uzb 2. @arb:
Easislou 1873, &rieser 301.
3. Marb:
Meserbins 40, @ilss $50.
4. @art:
Beng 769, @tarty 346.
@arS= @ab1en.
l. @art.
alderman: Gomlan 374, Greeley 900.
6riebensri9tsr 81 aynart $40, Sadiun 267.
S&uIinipsttOr: Donalblcn 49, Yaine 1856.
2. @art.
alderman : Oemeules 54S, Goterts 526.
9tul-Snfpettor s. q. DonneQy, sepablt.
8riebenari&ter: varter 45O, @cIsoy AGO.
GcaRable: patrid Cullen 5S5, 8eQey 3oS.
3. @arb.
Nloeruan: Sobn @ebtcrf Az, 2ei9 299,
Murbpd 106.
@&ul-Snipeftor Naaer 52i, 2epis 315.
i. Mart.
M!serran: @erner 639, Gaines 436, gertey
81.
5. @art.
Ateeruaan: S'5arreq 167, 8nauft 1888.
S&uI'S nipeftur: &i&efon 149, 6amilton
16S.
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9tpti;.

st. Glpuf.1 1. gteS. 1873.
Wean iys.nt cine ge.irn unter Gn9 IT. bic an Vt@t
teiten init aelabmten rter eefrlranten Vltebern rber ant
See &rpniide 2eieen bat, rel&e bic Ierite. ni9t btiltn
fdnnen. 10 minite i'd. bas fel&e f4 an mid trsnssn, une
ne nm nidt, 70 merle i'd Is ebenfaas fasen.
Marp 6. Sunipan,
Mint uobnt i'm !. Blvd pom Depot.
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SEER 81. 6rp6e

in ct. Yeter bic Nsentur fur unler glatt it.r
npn1rnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
0nittamAen.
Sthda.-SiS Tp.

Sett srrtser DRUMMER taben fir ben
v@anberer" be;atIt:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

L. a-A... OCT QgeIf. Od9 Ntteft bS XtntuaeEt
keHl&rprE unb 3eusntFe b~emntenspertter Sci,
!!anassn b~seleitsa teee glaf3e unb werbsn an Ssbsrmann
trei uerianSt. Dies 1T tein Sumbua. IS etbt tetneu
naung. pelde e ntdt BELT. Seine Gauilie unb fetu giet.
eisenthunaer Tam it ptne Gentaur eminent bete(-
fen; DC Slaiasn nit uet6sm 1midlas fab fir ben ga-
geats ero6e 5lafden ST.
s. 3. Npfe u. Co.. 80 Brpabwoy, sley g,r}.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
SIR Manfato iiberlebe man bic betref.
fenbe Noti3 unter ben, air@Ii9sn auf Der brit.
ten Seite aidt.

/ SIN Dafota County nurbe felt Wlitte
Stunt at Tarsn cine :.Summe son $2S,9S6.75
erboben, $6,254.31 nnebr als in b~erielben :3eit
Sprisen Sabres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
h Mtarftberiebt amf Der
tritfen &eife.
Gentaur Eminent.

!Sat rsuntsrbarere Guren BON Rteu<
matismus. S@meraen. @ei6wulfen,
Srofteulen, 8ert6rtunger Der Drhfe,
Branewuueen, Ds~rbriibunsen, Galss
hu6 u. {. ". am ,1enfdltmtn &5rper,
uuS @errenfunsen, Spatb, DurGz
fdeuerunstn u. I. n. an 1bieren in e.
mem Sabre rerrtGtet, ais aue anberen
rpr9ebliden 6eilrnttteI felt grfH afuna
Aoe mo1k NAa Oa>ask AnS O:Si
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08
Nltc 1lmc @eue @elt.

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Hrant len i'm Sudarre BET 81. Snres in en'pfans HeF.
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5. Bart.

alderman: S'Sarreq 167, 4nauft 1888.
S&ul' Snfpeftur: &i&sfon 149, 9amiltuu
1853.
Ssim usbsrbIidsn bieies @ablreiultates febt
man, bab bon ben sevablten Mlberu,Guuern sier
uns sbsnfosisle bon ben &epraitntanteu 3u ben
0enptrateu aablen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-08

Del: g 1T Der ein3ise suserldfFse NrtifeI, ben g atebt,
tptlaer fiber bic Ginsereibe ~resulirt, Wtnteulti teuft uni
natlrli9en Salaf erseu8t. 60 TT a~neenebut ~ein,uneb.
Sduslinse. 295z
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
kplfial Antlfsa.
scrofuia.

1t does not make aay difference how severe 9
case OF scrotula ulcers sores, pimples, bletches.
tsttera or rnsumatism is,the ssmsri ans Root and
Herb Juices will cure it. syphilis. which has baf-
ned the skii Of physicians. and for which they de-
clare they can do nothing but patch up. efectually
and permanently cured Catarrh, which up TO this
time has had It's own way, is completely eradicated.
rheumatism, with Its tOrmenting pains. ID speedily
removed. Pmp es, bl blatches and letter, that eaus
so much modification aud trouble are banished ia
q short time. Affections of the liver and Kidneys
ar overcome and those organs made to perform
their proper functions In word, rtnovatas and
breoes up the whole body, expelling ali poisonous
and impure matter from the blood and system. 1t
ts our desire a. all shout receive the benefit of
this remedy. and particularly such persons rs have
given up all hopes of ever Oeng cured. Having
full faith and knowing that the Samaritan's root
a. d Hero Juices will cure the above complaints we
will furnish the remedy for the sefiOualy afflicted
free OF charge until cure Is affected, by gi ing Sc
curtty that payment will then be 4de Price, tI.s5
per qottls. DESMOND CO., Proprietola. slo
Said by n. BRlNGHURST CO.,
9Th and Market btFeets,
jelT-ly Whining ON, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
An Intelligent cat.

The man who lives Just back of US, Chubb,
has yellow tomcat whose Intelligence il almost
human. Chubb's cat Possesses voice like a
Tuscorora Indian, aud when it goes out in the
yard on a moonlight night aud meets 4 cat with
different views aud reasons with il and indulges
in animated conversation and lifts out hanafuls
Of fur, you can hear the debate for mile, aud a
half Uhubh used to be much annoyed by the
continual disturbance. and he would disperse
the meeting with bullets aud other projectiles.
But at last he noticed that his remOnstrances
had no effect. The more soapcups aud boots
he tired into the yard the louder his yellow tom
cat would screech, and when he would bang
away his gun, the cat would send out wild, un-
earthly yowl which would wake people within
fifteen squares and set eight or ten thousand
dogs to barking. 1t seemed so queer to Chubb
that his cat always refused to move on when
hit. that he determined one night to watch 1t.
Just at dusk he observed the cat drag about
twelve inches of old stoveplpe out from under a
bush and crawl into it. Then the cat inserted
its legs through four holes that had heen punch
cd in the iron. and with it's head projecting
through tile end, and its body clad in armor, 1t
winked at Chubb aud rambled off to attend the
mass meeting. Chubb says now that he wouldn't
take thousand dollars for that cat but If we
do not tunnel under Chubbs yard some night
and blow his tomcat into eternity with a sub
marine torpedo, 1t will be very singular We
admire ingenuity but voclferous tomcat makes
lis unhappy.-Mdr AdeLer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

tie eFesl southwest land, and Of the Romantic
border life-past and present--of that strange.
but rapidly modernizing country. An entertain
siBg Illustrated paper on Low Life IN Berlin
| follows this. One Of the most interesting mag
azine articles OF the day is Rev. ]. A, Reeds
defence Of Lincoln from the attacks of certain
late biogrnphers. Another noteworthy article
in this number is DR.. Newell's singular autoblo-
graphic paper entitled, ' Recolections Of Re-
stored Lunatic.r There are, besides the con-
tinuation of Arthur Bonnicastle On which is
chronicled the death OF Old Jenks), stories by
Adelfne Trsft1n and Miss osgood q bright lit
tie article on ''Children's Magazines" remark
able paper by " An Orthodox Minister on the
" Liberty of Professionalism" and poetry by
Macdonald, G.. P. Lathrop. B. F. Taylor, Miss
Amman and others.
In Topics OF the time DR.. Holland discuss
ses American Morals, skilled Domestic Service
aud Summer Play In The Old Cabinet" we
find The Stove that makes ite own Twilight,
Within and Without, Ideal and Real, Song of a
heather sojouIning in Galilee A. d. 49, The
Book reviews are more than usually full and re-
liable and the other departments have their
Gust iomsry interest. Bret Hartes new story will
begin in the August number.
Our Young folks, one of the best magazines
for youth, has a splendid number out for July.
II contains four chapters in continuation of J.
+. Trowbrldges pretty story Doing his Best !;
Little Bo Peep, illustrated Gold Miners
Story, by Edward B. Neatly; What the Birds
Said, poem. by Anna BUynton AHerllli "Ihe
Fairy OF the Spinning Wheel, by Charles Daw-
son Stanley, two Illustrations The Last load Of
Hay" W. N. Meeks; THE Dutchman and the
Zig Fish six illustrationss The Story of an
Eminent Man" j. T. Trowbndge "Old Nick, =
5lizabeth Kilhsm, full page Illustration "A
False Alarm" poem. by G, NJ. Woodward {;
"Abeut weaseTs" @. A. Stephens, with nlustl a.
tions; Our Young Contr butors; The evening
Lamp" sports and amusements for even
ags within doors; "our Letter Box. An enter
tanning list of contents is promised for the Au-
pust number
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
THE NEW TAX RATE-HOw IT AFFECTS
THE LABOKER AED MECHANIC

A radical change has taken place within the
past year In the manner Of levying the taxes for
city and school purposes And this change,
while equitable aud just within itself affords
great relief to the LAborer and Mechanic in the
reduction of the amounts annually collected
from them by the tAx7gatherer, throwing the
burden upon the property holders, where it pro-
perly belongs.
Heretofore, under the city charter, the tax
rate has been laid upon the annual interest upon
the property owned by the taxpayer and his cap
tation tax for city purposes, while for school
purposes it has been fixed upon the county
assessment, so far as. capitstion il con-
cerned But under an amendment to
the charter, as passed by the last Legisla-
ture, the tax is laid directly upon the
property and the capitation tax, which produces
3 notable difference in the amount collected
from the two classes mentioned above. For
instance, under the old law (supposing Mechanic
TO be worth $4,000 the tax which he has been
required to pay for city purposes, at the rate of
Is cents, has been 1926, while his school tax at
4 cents a. .2O) has increased this sum to sic 46.
BY the new law, the total tax which the Mechan-
ic is required to pay is only S1225.
30 with the Laborer While the aggregate
amount of his tax has been SIG O4, under the
change it will be reduced to Sll.44. These cal
culations are based upon the rate Of tax fixed
upon by Council, last evening-75 cents in the
stOO for city and 25 cents for school purposes,
81 in all upon the 500.
Pursulng the comparison still further, the diff
ference Is even more notable in the case
of the Mechanic and Laboter who mas no prop
erty. Under the old system of levying the tax
upon the interest Of his capitatlon taxes, the
laborer paid 1904, while under the new sys-
ten he pays but $l.44 The Mechanics tax is
reduced from " 81 to ~ "A.
The wisdom OF the Republican policy finds an
enforcement il the above which leaves no room
for cavl doubt 1t is an act OF justice of which
no man can reasonably complain, and is the re-
moval of a burden from the shoulders of the la
boring man which he is lily able to bear. The
class benefited Will not be SLOW to discover
wherein their benefit lies, nor yet to distinguish
their true from their pretended friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
Local option in Pennsylynnin

Notwithstanding the predictions of ill which
we were told would follow the success of ''Loual
Option in Pennsylvania, it has been attended
by the best possible results The most encour-
aging reports come from the counties where it
has been put in practical operation, not only in
the absence OF Drunkenness from the public
streets and highways, but also in the reclamation
Of drunkards and their restoration to their fam
ilies,in the decrease of pauperlsm and crime, and
the resultant paucity Of cases upon the crimin al
calendars Of the courts.
This state Of affairs is not sectional, we are
told by those in position to know, but prevails
wherever the sale Of intoxicating liquors has
been interdIcted. All the counties send in good
report, and the impression is very general tina,
II the question of '' Local Option were to be-
again submitted to vote Of the people it would
be adopted by a majority largely in excess Of
that by which it prevailed in the spring In
Chester county the best possible results have
been obtained, and from one of the Commission
ers the statement is obtained that the county
prison bad ouly half the inmates that it had one
year ago and the unconvlcted prisoners are In a
smaller ratio In West Chester and from other
places from which information can be had drink
ing and drunkardmaking Seems almost dead.
What better results could be expected to iow
from an experiment IN 80 short time Even
the most sanguine advocates of the measure are
realizing more than they expected, while its op-
pouents are forced by actual accomplishments
to admit that their opposition at least a fac
tious one. Time will doubtless prove the wisdom
Of the election which has been made, and we
shall expect to see a confirmation of Local op-
ton when 1t shall be again submitted to vote
nf the manila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
II JERSEY RAILROADS -

Il JERSEY RAILROADS kfs&
sUAMEH ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1873
Trains will leave Philadelphia, foot Of Market
street upper ferry
80 A. M, Morning Express, due at II Ia
5.lh 7 n, AcuOmmud itiUn, Ne at II
400 VI, Fast Expsess due ut @ 40
T.SO A ID sunday Mail, due al 10 45
Returning trains viii leave CAPE MAY
8 80 A NJ, Mail and Passenger due at 1916
$50 A NJ, Fast Express, due at 1905
800 7 M, afte mo- EXprs ss, due at s.2l
300 4 NJ, sunday Msil due at 2l PM
Pu man PalA e Cars are attached To the Q 90 A NJ
ard 400 NJ, trains ffOn Phllac epnia, and the 81
A n, and 40 p NJ. trans from cape May,
seats may be secure in advance at No. sJ5 Chest
nut Street
FIR, light traius leave Camden daily at $50
Season ani Weary TicSeFs at re iuced rates for
sale at the Oilce oI the Ire tsurer, in Camden.
TICKET OFFICES,
No s3s Chestnut street. and In Ferry Building foot
OF Market street
W, j. SiWELl., superintendent.
baggage called for aud Checked at Hotels or resi-
aence by the Union Transfer Company, ONCE No.
ss5 Chestnut street. jei7-tsept
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
LITERARY GOSSIP.

iScribner's Monthly for July contains the first
of brilliant series Of papers the Great
South which in text and illustrations are in
tended to be the best effort in magazine artio-
ling ever presented to the public. This paper
entitled i" The New Route to the Gulf" Mr..
Edward King gives US graphic descriptions OF
the movement Of the army Of emigrantA into
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

Or. Caterson's Group Powders.
Dr. CATERsoNS GROUP PvWDRks,
Prompt safe and reliable
Anordng immediate helief,
Perfectly innocent; even sucking
Infants can take them without injury.
Dh CATEksoN'S CkOUP PUMDER3
DR. CATkKsoNs CRJUP row DEAs
Break up the disease speedily;
Act ike Magic In Group;
Cleanse the stomach;
Remove tough, Viscid Muous
And MembraaOus kXculatiOns.
DR. CATEhSUH's GROUP POWDERS
DIX. CArERSoN5 RouP POWDERS
DIX. CATkRSUNS GROUP POWDERS
Should be In every family,
As the life OF tue patient
May depend on this immediate
administration OF the medicine.
DIX. CAtEhsuN'S GROUP PoWDERs
Prepared by WIN. NJ. Ca ERSUN, NJ. D.,
lao n. SIXTH ST., ERla., Pa.
Sent BY mall on receipt OF price, I6c te2S-ly
PApoma.
A FARISACEoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
lNYAL1DS.
Made from the Whole Wheat Moth
Ing bslnE Bolted out.
II is impossible to overestimate the Importance OF
proper nutrin ent for children the inuTn aud for
The aged. in Infancy aud childhood the (, rmAtiOn
and eVelOputnt VI the various u sues the .Gy
is the main phenomenon vi life. In adults enfee-
Uled by disuAse, The restoration OF health de end
greatly on an abundant supply Of suitaU.e material
ur the Regeneration OF the wasted organs In cd
peope, the powers Of lie heed sustaining by similar
neaIla. And Yet the mere furnishing OF the neces-
saTy elements Is not sufficient tn elements must
Ne IN such form as 10 TIE readily tgested, absorbed
anu asBimiltttd
II these requirements are fully met IN the article
Nh Gu We now OueT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
Enuiisn nnuatnrci

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
ChOlc favOrinR EXTRACTS, VIZ: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc. All
Of the most celebrated max T. for sale at
FuSTkR'S DRUG STORE,
Front al d West streets,
Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
seIdlitz Powdera.

We call attention to our Seidlitz Powders SO uni
verBally popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them to be
equal to any in the MARKET fully up TO the stande rd
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This Is
our special claim, 10 prove which they need only
be tried. Don't Iorge' the pla9e TO get the u, at
FO5rERS DRUG STORE,
Ernnl and AnaI cHLl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
8arbers, attention.

Barbers combs, soaps brushes, sponges, superior
Day rum stick ponatun, putfs, powders, aud bar
aer's supplies generally, at very low prices HAIR
nOnade specially, aiwaya fresh anu highly per-
tumed. Barriers supplied at wholesale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
MllninRLnn ANara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
Pyatt'a AstraI oII

PTatts Astral OIL sold wholesale to grocers, deal
ers aud country store Keepers Al wholesale rates. in
and gall cans or by the barrel, by
q. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streeIs, VIII lel,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

FOut's Cattle Powder, II, Ii, II. Liniment, Roberts
EmbTOcatiOn, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines in the market, for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STOKE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington Dt laWare.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
!snllltllfr astsArGs.

GUNNER BoARDING.-The subscriber can &C.
- comm dae a few fapilies wishirg board in
the country, (f applied for sOOn) ahont miles II m
Whining on. on the Kennett Pike, at elevation
OF about 2S5 feet above the Dta~ are thereby com
mandtng pure and wholesome air. Easy OF access
being only minut' q walk from Wilmington and
ReauinE Railroad, ena about 10 lninutes' walk from
Rising sun Depot of City Passenger hallway.
CALEN TAYLOR.
ie24-d Greenville, T. o., Delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

in Baltimore on Wednesday, from Lancaster
county, Va 1t sold at three dollars per bushel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

Nearly every member Of the Forty-third Con-
gress is said to have drawn his pay for three
months from March 4th, at the advanced rate of
1880 The pay is transmitted monthly from
Washington to the members at their homes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS,


Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh brushes, (curvedl
Horse Hair FIesn Brushes (straghD
Horse HRir Friction Pads,
Horse Hair trap X ibbers,
Prince OF Wales Gloves-dry fric, len.
Cambridge Pad Of Horse Hair
Pure Old White Castile soap, lnOatlng) very con-
venient for bathers. Bath soaps In extensive va
rety.
Also, a nne assortment OF Per ume Atomizers,
or throR ns fne spray of Cologne Water, BaS
Rum or other Toilet Waters upoR the body after
0athi1g PR ducing effect once agreeable cool,
anu refreshing.
h BhlNGHUKST d Co., Apsthevar1es.
cor. sixth and Market streetS.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
Gsnaurial.
Il EMOVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK

n
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
has been removed to its new location, in the CLAW
Ton House, where 1t is now open for business,
Six per cent has been regularly paid on depests
since the organization OF the Bank in 1851 and it n
tho -xpecta ion Of The Directors that the pr ats on
the accrued capital and on the regular business will
ENABLE the BANK TO continue this rate of dIVidends
Deposits are solicited from persOns In the receipt
Of 7. guar incomes. from Farmers, Mechancs ana
Dealers, and from Widows and Chiidren's Estates,
and from those whose business enables them ID
Keep varying balance OF cash, T. ON which, il
placed with us, they will derive an income In the
shape OF
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rHle Of the Bank requires notice to be given
OF the withdrawal OF Deposits, but In ali ordinarJ
cases depOBitors will be paid on demand,
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 3. hnLhs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEORGE W. BUHh, CLKhKHT b. SNYTH,
NJ l.. LIOHTERsTBIN, GEORGE 81 CAPRLIR
JOHN Z. MGLhM. NATHANIEL K BENSON,
GHAkLhs W. ROWLAND, HENRY r. DURK,
JOB II. jackson WIN, H. SWIFT
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
-. mn VIM. s, HILLES, President.
AprlA-u T. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27
somethinz How.

CAPsIC PLAsTE TEK,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia, Stin Neck, Head
ache, Lumbagu, &c
1t win not blister ike Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble, For sale uy
+. a q, SHOEMAKER,
Ss Market streht. Institute Building.
Wilmington. Del.
ANURNITU RE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
It GOULU * co. sell the Cheapest Furniture
GUILD CO. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD n CO sell the Strongest Furniture,
GOULD & CO. sell the handsOme5t Furniture.
GOULD co have the largest Stock.
GOULD a. Co have all kinds of Furniture
GOULD CO. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD co offer BirgainB.
GOULD CO. buy and sell for cash.
| GOULD & CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD & CO. have great advantages In .Manufac-
turing.
GOULD / CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant,
GOULD d CO. have Polite Attendants.
GOULD x 20 have well-llgnted Stores.
| GOULD a co. have four stores.
GOULD CO.,
| N. Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and IS
| N. SECOND st., 1915 MARKET ST., and 272
s. Second Street.
| PHILARRLPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-27

1t is the old, old story-Republican economy
and Democratic extravaganza. A few years ago
Salem county n. j., was under Democratic rule,
but during the pazt year her affairs have been
managed by the Republicans, aud 10 the result
The County Collector has just made public his
annual statement, and from it is shown a saving
of several thousands of dollars-S2 23O.74 in the
almshouse alone. These Institutions are pro-
life sources of extravagalr aud it was only
about year ago that tlic .>.hrtefAL showed
how economy might be entoie d in the one which
New Castle county maintains Changes in poll.
tics are oftentimes good for communities, and it
is very apparent that such transition would be
good for the Diamond State.