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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

No disesse which does not conine man to his
bed SO complettl ly units him for business as dyspep
ia When the stomach is foul, thu brain is always
muddy and confused and as the and an kettles
thought to bear without being tormeated by the
mise leg bora OF indlg stion, IT Is highly de irable
ipr NE brAlns sake, as well as for the SAKE of every
other portion Of the system, that the dlsordered
~ lnach should dbtfe tored with he utmost d spatch
TO healthy vgo Gus cOrditiOn. his object can
Always ne accomplished by course of HOststpr's
omach Blthrs, the purpst ana best Of yegtt i
tpecihrs, which evacuates the morbid hum Irs
lhr0ufh the bowels, rouses aud tones The OIpid
stomach and uhtes the liver, imparts nrmness
tle n rVeb bnd clears the SCI sOrun Of its menia al
tobWeos. Persons subject oattacRs of indiges ion,
b'luuH headache, trregularity Of the bOWes, SICK
ne Of h stOma h, or "the blues" thOudt ke the
BltteTs once or twice day throughout the present
season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
aEautea

WANTED.-A cor'pctent servant for general
w housework. Inquire at
oc'91 9ts EO1 KING STREET.
NTAN1ED.-A young man with som Knowledge
w Of Book keeping wa Isl sett of books to post
In the evenings. Good e'erenc". Address
oct2l ST. 70 Bic ENTRY, This o rec.
WTANTED- Ar ONCE = An actlva, energetic
w man To act as sales nan, r the Amer
can sewing Machine; must come well recommended.
horse and wagon viii he furnished Offge, in
Clayton H0use Building 5nT King street.
octl4 II j. h. MROsE, Mansger
WTANTED. - Salesmen for the Test Saving Aa.
w chine IN the Inarke'. The best OF induce.
ments offered.
WEED SEWING MAcHTNE co,
sep,s,tf 5i4 Market street.
WANTED -IwMEDIATFLY = several active
wv men To canvass the city for singer Sewing
marsi.tf si5 MARKET STREET.
WTANTED-Hoosekeepers to know that tIeT
w can procure good servants, at short notice
by applying at MHa TAYLOWS
Intelligence once,
marls-ly N. e cor. Second end Wee
WyANTED Energetic men OF good 41,.
w sell Singer Sewing Mach.n Rrrlg
Market Street ian2l-n Ius-l Z Z j. ~,
"ANTED - TMMEDIAThnI. - ac,..o -.
w men to canvass for the Grover Baker Sew
ing Macnlne. Apply at SIC MARKET ST
oc5-u Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

gB- NOlC, for Fall B,tsitless-The panic IL about
over, and Mr.. Munhausen Is now prepared TO make
new suit OF Fail clothes to any person VINO
SCARF at the late financial lrry or for any person
whether scartd or not lie has laid in a ane stock
OF goods u select from. ana any person who wants
tailoring doDe. at prices " suit the times ought to
give John a call. We know from a bustqess hc-
quaintance Of several years that Mr.. is noted for
promptnets, fairness in dealing, and moderation IN
chsrses. Drop In at Alb King street and his new
goods.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

sB-B Bop 10 Ren0U, tqiils and Slots from Marble
Furniture, htc - 1he only Ats which SApolio VIII
not remove is "stain upon the character" But
from marble pantles tab.es, chi 10, table, ware, car
ts, furn ure OF every description, or any article
of household ornament or hse, the deepest dyed
stain can be Instantly washed out forever by the
o. fapoliO 1t is as cheap ordinary Tar soap, aud
Will always do exact what is claimed fJr IT, ii the
simple directions are followed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

80 For Loss Of Appstne, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
depression of spirits and general debility, in tneiI
rAreus forms Ferr6-P PhospOrated Ellxir Of Casay a
made by Caswel, Hazard Co, New York, and
sold by all druggiss, is the best tonic. AS stmu-
liant tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9TH
er sickness, 1t has no eqsal, II taEen during the
season. 1t prevents fever aud ague and ether inter-
mitteHt feYefH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

~" Fire Minutes for Refreshments "-Evsryhody
who has Travelled by railroad has heard the absve
announcement, snd has probeby suffered from eat
mp viii cure the worst cases Of Dyspepsia as thous
Rnds are ready to testify.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

~ Not Suspended. We have an abundance of
CURRENCY end will receive checks from responsible
parties in payment for Boots and Shoes, and give
balance Ct change In currency.
BABCOCK BRO,
2C7 and POS Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

eg-2RE ONLY PLACE
where ladies can got -ittd In
gooPSKIRTS, CoRSETS AND UNDERWEAR
is ct
FRANK'S LADIES EMPORIUM
81 Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

WANT A NloHr SCHOOL. The coored citizens
OF the Ninth Ward are very anxious to have a
night school organized. The difficulty In the
way is the want OF a suitable room for that pur-
pore DIR. Shortlidge is doing all in his power
to get suitable room for that purpose, and it
is to he hoped he will be successful
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

E1- Boots and shoes cheap at Prettymans Boot and
Shoe store 1l9 Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
N0ttfes.

NOTICE.-TheO owner OF the Butter Kettle. which
~ was left at III market wagon, this morning,
q have II by proving property and paying for this
oct29-tf No O9s sHIPLEY ST,
NorICE = Toe Annual session OF the Grand
~ Division Sons Of Tempersnce OF De aware
morrow, (1HUBSDAY) Oct. Qsd. at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. OstS2 II S. N FOGG, q. s
NOTICE An adjourned meetipR OF the 1 rrd-
- tors of Messrs Jonn MrIear Son will be
THUR PAY, 9sd inst at 3, p NJ TIE meeting IL
70 be o. the credit RS exclusively. BY request Of
the Committee OF Or nitnrs
or s4i WIN G. GIBBONS, Chairman
~ 0tIGf-Rober T. carey has made an assign
ment Of his estate for tue benefit OF his credi.
tora. to the uuoersigned and ELL persons having
octl6-I GEO c. MARIs, Assignee.
NOTICE = WILMINGTON INSTITUTE - Per-
4 sons desiring to become = stockholders OF the
wilmington institute not ded that the assess-
ment on each share for the remainder Of the half
year, Il. e., until December slst 1878 has been re-
duced 70 one d II T. SHARES may be had Of the
octl6-W&Stdec1 LIBRARIAN
NOTICE The First Mortgage Bondholders OF
lN vi nington ami West' rn X. X. Co. are re-
qnes'ed to meet at the Board OF Trade Rooms in
the Masonic Temrle, in his city, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 22d iDst at 80 p M to hear the report of the
committee appointed at former meeting. octle,6t
NOTICE 10 WATER RENTERS. = All per-
SONS who have sold pro 'erty ring the present
year must give notice IN writing 70 the Registrar
at the office of the Water DEPARTMENT before the
Both daY OF Nusemher 1873, and insert in .he notice
the name of the purchas.r and number of the pro-
perry purchased, otheru ise thoy will be held ia-
BILE for the water rent the next year. Also, all per
sons wins NAV wish 70 disc nt'nu' the Of water,
or any portion of It, mnet give notice Rs above and
pay 81 for dra wtDR feTTule No alteration will be
mate in any bill after the above date
FRANK A. TAYLOR,
ocnl, ,tnovO Registrar.
NoTICE-Is hereby given that The undersigned
y waa. on the sd day of October, 1873, appoin ed
stPnee Of X, Hayes in Bunkrnntcy.
Octs, ,ltaNSw FRA X NOLEN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

SALE OF Farm Il W. Stidham h Son. auc-
tloneers, sold at public sale the farm OF the late
Martin Lodge, deceased. in Brandywine Hum
contained so acres
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

cB-For Boots and Shoes at hard time prices, go &c
Prettyman's 1l9 Market et next door TO Lemons
new building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

gE-For a pair OF Gents CAT Congress Ga ters
good and stylish go to Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
a DIrnhling Dinenne.

RiPpL IS Pure White olives apremovss stains
Oh run, crease, pitch, tar, paint &c SC Gs. bal
" II. AlInOnd, agent, v imington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

DEATH AMONG THE HoRsEs.-A gray horse be-
longing to A. Bicta, worth $500, died in his sta
Bile. yesterday. bay horse, (owner unknown
10 us) lay down in 9TH street, near Tatnall. yes-
terday, and died while being treated for sickness
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
gust aud 1tnMua.

osT. "A promissory note drawn l,y Robert ".
~ BeRes, at three months from June i'm, 1873
pavabe 70 the order Of James II. Regis at the Frst
Natl mel Bank Of Wilmngton, and bv him Q" dorset,
fOrtwo hundred and sevsny-Uine dollars and forty
three cents, said note Is past duq its payment has
been stopped. ABy one that NAV have ny knOwl-
edge OF It's Whereabouts will he suitably rewarde BIZ
reporting to MARY II. KEENE,
Oci20,3t ". W Cor of sth and West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

THE RUGBY MoS1HLY."-This is the title OF
a neat and handsomely printed sheet, the fret
number of which the students of Rugby Acad-
deny has just published Its editor is Eli ii,
Chandler, assisted by Robert A. O'Byrne. It's
contents ere mostly original, and all entertainins :
aud high toned. We are glad to obscure in lis
News Department that the Rugby Literary Soci
ETY. has recently discusssed the resolution THAT
the Whipping Post ought to be abolished in Del
aware" aud decided 1t in the affirmative.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

ts-Eor pair Of Lady's Peb button or Kid Boots
20 70 Pr ttImans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
New Advertise menus. rhis Day.

HostetteI's Bttprs
Boarding at q Market ST
Not ce-Butier-kette found
Wagon iOr sale-G v orTell
Rlppleye WBlte Olive Soap
Hardware, &c.-1Fuman shaw
NoIsted wuIk-E Jackson q Co
Anderscn's Mince Meat-Bowman
lei ware Rai'f ad-Falt arrangement
Grand entertainment at SpiIituaists Han
Ap icatlOn foe License-William Sweeney
otiet-orand Division Sons of Temperance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

SUsPESsIoN .-Messrs. Burnley Il Sons, who
are the proprietors Of q cotton and wooden mill
in Middletown township, Delaware county Pa
near Lenni, where they manufacture jeans. &c !,
having been affected by the present financial
stfineency, offered their operators work at a re-
duetlon OF 10 per cent. They refused, and in
consequence, the mill will suspend operations,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

EV-For a pair Of Gents ane calf Boots for $3.50
go TO Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

FLooD IN the BRANDYwINE.-Th rain of Sun.
day night and Monday raised the Brandywiue
considerably and at many points the banks were
unequal to hold their surgiug waters. Tie low.
lands were submerged, aud few fences were
made to pay the penalty Of their i'll chosen local
tiles. Mnsk-rats were driven from their snbter-
ranean abedes. and were forced to find new quar-
ler7 outside the ordinary limits of the stream.
lie voinme OF the flood was prectptated upOu
tins portion Of the Brandywine yesterday but
did 10 damage. Many persons, however, enioy-
"a We reiuuy OF Its roar, and found pleasure in
among the fCckz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

osETRIAL of And,rson's mince meat will convince
you that IL is the best.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
EOR SALE
THE COUNTY FARM.

THE COUNTY FARM.
AT HARE's CORNER.
We are author' zed by the Committee OF the Hoard
| OF Trustrees for the Poor OF New Castle ounty
70 sell the County Farm at Hsres Corner. ~ miles
from wilmington " miles from New Castle and
| half mile from tho Del X. r. ut Chippewa Station
This iarm contains $50 acres and perches OF Ian
SavraS mo ny convenient nelds, well watered and
grove OF natural tim0ar. The soil is well adaoted
| 10 grass, grain or fruits.
The improvements are tWO-story dwelling harm
and shedding, granary and cribs carriage smoke
poultry and tenant houses all frame and in good
0rner AZ Hares Corner there IL a HJtel, Drove
Smith Shop
Parties seeking either good investment or de-
slfaDle no oe are invited to apply in person or by
letter for price and terms at the Real Estate, &c,
once OF REYNOLDS a CO.,
| sIb Market Street,
| s.. Wilmington Del
oohu ior piaI aug30 tfdAw
roR sALE.-Eight secondhand tanks from 5Oo
dnlv ;Or iaVv & gaons ~ capacity, In good order Sold
seplO.u Tlo shipley Street.
Nos sALE,-secOnd-hand Cider Barrels, in good
Il 0daer cheap r. n JON ES
ENoR sALE.-A Horizontal Engine, cylinder Ia
H. by So inches, with Dlmpfells patent boilers.
All In perfect order. Sold because too small Gan
pe been running Tor the next ten Gays. ApplV to
sep5 If aOs ". v Front Street.
H1lANos FOR SALE-CHEAP. One KnabeIs
\ uIauu square new ana most valuable lnstru-
nnent; one boardman a gray, secOhd hand ana one
Burns very nne-toned. For character of instrn
men 3 and prices inquire of Prof. j. L. BeRRs E
Fourth street. Wilmington, Del, or OF
PROP. EDWARD u. PORTER,
seps.n Delaware College, Newark. Del
nor SALE-A desrase machine snop with en-
M. M, OHILD a CO.,
- 4, W. Seventh street.
Hs hxcnange Buildingi
ENUR SALE-The house, with side yard, cor .TaS
u, OF Twelfth and Tatnan streetA For price
eis-u No. W. Seventh street.
NoR sALE-That beautiful residence and A
AZ three squares OF ground, bounded by HM
Broome, duPoHt Seventh and Eighth streets in Ihis
city For price aid terms apply TO
M. M. CHILD CO.,
No W. Seventh street.
aPr1o-u Wilmington, Delaware.
ENoR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
- koesters Pure Juice and Burgundy Port wines
Fine Old Town oporto Port Wine. 1858.
Genuine Isabella Sherry Wine.
Two Star Sherry Wine.
prices. e0
FRANCIS KELLEY,
y nov.l4-y l0s Market Street
ENoR sALR-A splendid building lot al the corneT
~ OF Br0ome street and Gilpin aVenHe 60 feet /
mont by 1Tb feet deep. For terms, &c. apply to
NJ, M CHILD 4 Co,
on No. 4. W. Seventh street,
uovM- Wilmington Del /
NoR SALE OR RENT-A two-story brick an
H factory, with 10 horse engine and boiler N
dec2l.tf 9O4 MARKET STREET.
NoR wilmington City Loan for sale 6Y
A.oo.. A. Il. 9RIMSHAW,
SPk9xhp pE 3n =. PRE- EsERvING JARS, Jelly Glasses
I'd and King. |
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
cITTITEMs.

ss-Eer a pair Of good Boots or Shoes go to Pret
tyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

IArAL Acc DENT, The body of an unknown
man Was found on the r. W Il B. railroad be-.
tween Darby and Sharon Hill, early this morn
lhS, hiNluS been Killed by passing train dur
Ing the light. 1t is in the possession of tLe
Coroner. where it will remain for a few days for
the purpose Of Identification. The man was al :
parently - Years Of age about feet 10 inches
IA Leight; complexion sandy. Ou tho back OF
ils risht hand are the letters ~. s." in India
NIX and upon the above the wrist is an anchor
NnIrh NAY b. the letter II" reversed, His
clothes are at he Coroners office. and consist
" q coat al gray aud blue mixed material. pants
9t bM'h cotton, striped with white. lace boots
end cloth cap. The ii jurics that caused Li4
death are Il deep cash On tile head above the
ear aso a severance of the right leg above the
knee.-A STR Netrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

"HITE OAK PLANK-We have on h and Iarge
wv stock OF the above in perfectly Seasoned con
dtiOn. GILMORE Il HEWES.
Uets,lm Front and Pine Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
Political Aatifes.

NARD.-I respectfully pre- sent myself as q candl-
= date fer Sheriff at the ensuing nomination of
the Republican Party, in New Castle Coulty
II. II. MCMULLIN,
octl1-u New Castle Hundred.
LNuR CORONER - At the licitation of many
- friends will be a candidare for the nOmna-
tinn for Coroner of New Castle unity, subject 10
the decision OF the Republican Partv.
octl1-tf HUMPHREY MORROW.
SHRRIFFALTY CARn-I again offer myself as
- candlda'e for Sheriff OF New Castle Co. sub
Bep4u JAMES MArTIN.
NARD.-CAPT. q. II GALLAGHER Will be a cam
" didate for Sheriff of new Castle County, SUBJ
jeot to the Republican nomination sepe,tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

, with board. at
Mrs. P. A. TowNsENDS,
Oct6U SIC Mari ct Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
3ifrnsf Applitatiuns.

NorlCE-I William Sweerev, do hereby give
notice that Ahal fpply 10 the judges Of the
lult o. General Sessions Of the Peace and Jai
Delivery Of the State of Delaware in and for the
d.. ls73, for license TO Keep store for the sale Of
liquors and general merchandise, n NO. 46 Markell
stfeet, Ninth WtTd Wilmington, Del and the fol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
grxrdlHg.

DoARDTNG-Desrab rooms to let with board.
Il , Also table board furnished at
oct22,4t' TOO MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22
GpE Sale.

LyoR SALE EAP.-A platform spriNg wagon,
II nearly new and 10 good order Apply TO
oct22 " q. WORHKLL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-22

~ "A u II L o M:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-07

! things have very stylish look: The cooking
is just the same.
Within one block from here, the street
cars leave for every part of the city. You
can 60 by the Sixth Avenue cars, to Central
Park, five miles for five cents. Walk down
Fulton street. five minutes will take you
through Fulton Market to the ferry; two
cents take you over East River to Brooklyn ;
six cents to Greenwood Cemetery or Pros
pect Park, and you can spend day in either
place, and be sorry when you come away
that you could not stay longer, or you can
90 to the Navy Yard. Your evenings you
can pass pleasantly at any of the theatres.
The horse cars on the Fourth Avenue line
you within one block Of any Of the Broad
take way theatres; and the Sixth Avenue
with cars in short distance OF any OF the
West side theatres But please, young men,
and old men, too, who are strangers in this
great city, beware OF AUCTIONS while wan
dering round to see what you can see. You
will always find that these folks have lived
in the city good while longer than you
have. HhHAoN'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-07

standing on che bridge. and 1904 TOE 'oo
horse had to be carried 70 il next day.
Jacob Armstrong, Jr.. went down IN the
crash. and was compelled to crawl on 'ne
bottom of tho river from under the eide~alH
IF the bridge. but being an athletic young
man. he saved himself and helped rescue
several Charles Mcbride also saved ""ny
lives. Col. H. T. Noble made narrow e.,
cane. He held Mrs. Smith 's little child ana
went down with it, came up and saved sne
little girl, and barely saved himself. MRS
Noble was several feet from her husband,
but he could not reach her in the tall De-
cause there was mass of human beings o.
tween them.
Tony Bryant, boy of eight years, chung
to a plank and was picked up safe nail
mile below. Edward Patrick leaped into the
river and saved several lives. William Daily
with noble energy, saved macy lives; among
them were tnfee women on plank' "n'cn 2
be pushed to the shore. lie then paiied on
his coat and boots and swan to Or. Hon man
who was on a bar half way to the railroad
bridge, and rescued him. VIM. Dauntiei
saved several lives. Fred l.. Shaw saved nve
or six persons: Henry WOodcits swan bold
ly into deep water and rescued many. There
we're several bodies taken out, even as lar
down Is fellow the railroad bridge
The number killed is about fifty and the
wounded thirty, some of whom will probab-
ly die.
antIv situated Cd Rock river, SO miles di
recsly west of Chicago. The river is quite
broad and the current strong at the present
season.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-07

CONGRESSMAN AT ST. L9UIs.-Tne congress
siJnal oeleg ttions from the Miss issipp Val
icy, propose to have meeting at st. Louis.
Its aim is to consult as to the wants of tina,
great region, and possibly to see what can be
done by concerted action. both at home aud
in Congress, towards whatever is thought the
best line of action.
Forty-three memters, representing 10 part
Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa
'nsas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan
Missouri, New York, Nebraska, Ohio, Penn.
sylvanla, Tennessee and Wisconsin, have al
ready accepted Invitations to participate in
the congressional conference at St. Louis
Only SIX of those invited have SO far refused
to accept, and they solely because of bust
| nees engagements. Capt. James B. E4ds
W. Gouid, John A. Scudder and MIR. g. B
Allen have been appointed special commit
! rec to report 10 detail the wants of the Mis-
sIsslppi valley. A request has been receive.
from New Orleans that each chamber OF com
nerce in the Mississippi valley be invited
to send delegation to the conference. Il
has been decided that Joseph Brown, mayor
Of st. LOUIS, shall be president of the confer
ence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-07

A TERRIBLE ACcIDENT-FaU of an iron
bridge at D.ron, III. A terrible accident oc
CURED at Dixon, ILL.,, Sunday afternoon. The
rite OF baptism was administered to num-
Der OF receut converts to one OF the Baptist
churches, at point in R ,ck River, just be-
low the Truesueli Iron Bridge, a d nearly
3OO persons, including many ladies and a
number OF children, had gathered on the
bridge to witness the ceremony. Suddenly.
without warning. the bridge gave way, and
prec piCated Its living freight into the stream
below The cause OF the disaster Was that
the people were closely crowded on che foo
way, aud the immense weight, all on one
side, Was too much ior the bridge One OF
the cap strlnsers snapped asunder and How
ed the north section To sag from the abut-
nent, plunging into the river with it's living
bur1en. Between the foo. and wason-ways
was network OF iron braces about nine feet
high, and this toppled over on people
VINO had been thrown into the river, and by
1t men. women and children were pinioned
beneath the water without power to help
themselves. and too firmly bound by tue
weight OF iron to be aided by their friends
Ii appears the Bridge was constructed in such
manner as to make each OF its five sections
depend on others for support. and when the
north section gave way, the remainder sagged
between the piers, making u complete wreck
vi the entire structure. So far as known,
no fatal Casualties occurred ON any section
but the first, though seve al were seriously
Injured by being crushed between the iron
work.
There were several buggi es on the bridge.
Dat strange TO say, NO one IN the vehicles
as injured. and the horses also e,csn,J
VIM. S. h. Hlllock's horse and wagon were