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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-12
WORTH LAUGHING ron

The books have told us that George
Washington never laughed aloud. II
doesn't seem right to dispute them, but
here is a story told by an old soldier
whose children told il TO me, that shows
how even books may be mistaken.
For long weeks the grand army of the
Revolution had suffered from hardship
and cold, as few armies had suffered be-
fore. Their faces were pale and thin,
their forms were bowed and shiyering
with cold (for they were clothed in rags,)
and their feet, all bare, or covered with
nothing but fragments Of leather, left
bloody marks upon the snow wherever
they walked, They might have disbandod
and gone away 10 their homes for cloth
lug and shelter; bat there was country
to save, liberty 10 win, aud their noble
commander to follow into the heart Of
fiery battles ! do not think man went
home.
Far away there was another commau.
der--a fair aud truo hearted woman. She
marshalIed her forces from far and from
ncar--only women and girls Into their
hands she placed shining weapons, aud
armed in Ike manner, she took the van
aud cheercd them Oh to battle. That was
silent and and bloodless war; but II
was victorious one Ere the winter was
half gone, au enemy was yaBquishcd. for
whom no sword had tefrors, aud who had
mover quailed before the loudest cannon.
One morning the old soldier, (but be
was young tben,) standing la front Of
George Washington's tent, saw the gem
crai come to the door and look abroad
over the eucnmpment Here and there Il
soldier was carrying water 70 his tent, or
hcwng wood to feed The FIRE that mnst
roast his scanly breakfast Of potatoes
but there was none Of that noisy niuh
thai soldiers are noted for. All were van,
and speechles., aud desptrDg.
Suddenly there came III sight, just turn
ing a corner Of the camp road near by.
three waggors, laden from dashboard
10 tsjl board Upon the ioremos, load,
sat a fair aud mobile woman whom iha
great commander loved best of % Ia the
wufld-hIs wiT. She bad come. the con.
qaefcr of t,e shifting ueedle., the queen
of stockings,
+ The louus soldier booked at tis com
maudcr O'er 90 that more than kingly
face there was q sudden flash orjoy aud
George Washington Iiiied up Hsyoice
aud laughed aloud - lmaA,ia = .ioAes
The first weed pulled np 10 tlie garden,
tle fret seed pat 81 ihe ground, ihe irst
dollar put ii ne saving, bank aHd ti,e
Gfst mile Travelled 0u journey, afe ali
yery important iliug. tBey make i be-
ginning, aud thereby . hope. pledge as
assurance that yoa are 10 earnest With
what sou hage undertaken How many
poor id'e eraBg, Aesiiallug oate4st l.
Ham creeping aud crawling bi. way
through the world WA9 might have hy.s
ap his head aud prosperea 81 instead
rt4t5ts IN Nfa rssft +ffsa ~ ,44tstt ,tssf :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-12

FART n.--HARRr THOMAS Five YEARs.
Tie DAYS heightened into weeks, the
week, ran through months, and Thomas
steadily applied himsclfto the never-ceas.
ing round OF clerks or salesman. du-
ties, Yards Of muslin, silk, prints,
threads, needles, aud all the thousand ar
iicles usually kept in prosperous oonu.
Try store, passed though bis hands with
monotouoas round Smirk. FOR the gan.
dilv-dressed customers and hur.ying of
the more humble. Uniform courtesey to
all won the good opinions Of the many,
undl Il became general remark that
Harry Thomas was tie best salesman IN
The small country village Of Linton.
Many offers Of easier employment and
better wages were hc|d ont 10 Thomas,
with a view 10 induce him TO change bis
then situation. but al IA vain. lam sat-
is6ed a. Il j., was his sole reply. Aud
50 tie months rolled into wears: yet be
kept plodiing on, With some apparent
object ia yiew that be alone knew of.
Yetin an these years the confidence bis
employer had Of this upright aud steady
atientioa 10 business was never mention.
ed 10 ans one Closely had be watched
the ways u 81 clerk, and while be saw
many things that ala not saii The fasiid.
i0ns tastes an elderly man. he would
quietis dsciaFs In his mind that boys will
Be boys and 50 seldom inrGded advice
20 tbe one who sorely needed il How.
ever, there vas one thing be did that
showed IN more than words The bnsi.
+ ness op.nion be entertained Of Harry
iset 10 being the beet salesman 10 town
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-12
PART lv.-BALANoE SHEETS,

Five years up to-day, Harry, and bal
ance sheets ready, eh? was the salutation
of Matthew Bernard, as he walked into
the establishment of Harry Thomas.
Haloa, Mat! that you? You are pune
tual, but am ready, replied Thomas, as
the two friends shook hands.
Business first, pleasure next, is my
motto, answered Matthew. drawing a
chair beside his friend. This is my bal
ance, and il reads as follows:
II months service, at Sl5 $3.50 90
q :" q" " S25 COO 90
1-2 receipts working farm two
years 1850 90
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s2,s3000
Expense II months
S2o822O

F~3yD@ ~
Thus you see my net profits for my
five years services amount to two thous-
and, thrty-two dollars and twenty cents,
every cent of which | have in cash to
substantiate my statement. Were to 90
over the same field again, with the knowl-
edge have, could have shown much
better Now for ours, called Matthew,
contempialiyely.
My account i, somewhat lengthy, bat
for simplicity have baked II down and
will say that the savings made while
at Bmnings amounted to nine hundred
doIlars, which Is now merged in my
stocks. The account stands as follows:
Stock on hand aud bills due - $50 90
Cash 3g7 O0
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-24

TEE CRoPs ON ED1sTo. Tho following
is an extract from private letter. writ.
ten by one Of tho most exp srienced and
Intelligent planters on Edisto 1sland.
under date Of June II: ''The crops Of
cotton on this island are perhaps more
backward and unhealthy than they are
ever known to have baen in any past
season. Last year, at this time, count
ed on one task row (1O5 feet) as many as
seventy-two blooms. This year, at this
time, there are not as many blooms on
the whole island. No one can pretend
to say what the result Of tho crop will be,
but x present appearances are cSy
guides to o correct estimate, tho crop
must be short shorter than it has been
since the war
The GAME or. L1FE.-Who has ever
made q more striking illustration than
Huxley when be said that in the game of
lie we play with an unseen adversary,
who relentlessly. enforces against us
every.rule OF the game, whether we,are
acquainted with It or not? What visions
OF disasters by sea and by land-of the
drowning or the burning.of men, wo:
men and children. and Of every Kind Of
accident-does this illustration not bring
to mind? Well II is that there is On un-
seen friend as we'll as unseen adversary.
Natures laws or the laws or the universe,
which operate, alike upon the Just and
unjust, are Huxley's adversary. Their
Maker is the friend who has the power
to do what; II LETT to their own opera
tion, those laws never do.
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Home Stomach Bitters.

Home Stomach Hltters
TNHE CELEBRATED HOME STCMACR
4 BlTrElGS are compounded from the best
TONES aud A''oM atics II lie M0teria Medicu,
Indigestion. The ingredients uaed in their
composition are the beet OF tho claes to
which they belong. being highly tonic. stim,l-
iaht, Ss0'ndcItc, cdr1ninatire and SiiGlity ,ura
are. they arc used by tho most celebrated
physicians in tho South and West in Mei,
prtudtc practice, and endorsed by celebrated
chemist siand professors in St. Louis, Chicago
Pittsburg and Cincinnati. For ealo at the
Drug Stores OF DR.. Z. L. Jackson and ". C.
Fisher, and by JOHN AGNEW & SON,
June Is Wholesale Hrrnts
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Within a C" DAYS patt, srd ;s now more com
pic:" liar eyer before, rabracing, in every
variety, ali .ho leading styles and quality OF
vriicIes IL demand III this market.
!hr stock CT HARNESS ia also complete.
irlccs very low. ". X. GREENFIELD.
Feb 26
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-24

The sale Of private boxes at the Acade-
my Of Music, in New York, for the
foandhngs' benefit, was an extraordinary
success! Some OF tho proscenium boxes
brought extrdvAgant prices, ranging
from 1915 TO $l6O. When box s.K" was
put up contest arose between Sarony,
the photographer, and Albert Weber,
the piano-forte manufacturer, which re-
suited In q triumph fbr the latter, who
actually paid $500 for the ticket. This
is the highest price ever paid for single
boz Tor any entertainment in the United
States; Sarohy; the day before, offered
MIR. DAILY $500 for the same box, but was
told he must compete for it. i'f
A very enterprising miner has disco.
vefed O., wonderful mine in Virginia,
which for variety of. deposits beats any
thing hitherto known IL geology. It con-
tainP tnioa, silver and asafmtida, with
some Indications OF petroleum, etc. A
few moro strokes of that miners pick
will develope rich deposits OF ice cream,
ostrich feathers, point lace and old
Bourbon.
:. The Meteor is small newspaper pub
llshed by the patients in the lonatic
asylum at Tuscaloosa. Ala. The editor,
local contributors, oompositors and
pressman are all lunatics under treat
ment. Its editorials resemble those of
the New York Herald, save that they are
heavier, and display more thought.
:a,iN W. lN. Louis Democrat
II you wish your hRir4 to look we'll, use
Nattans' Crystal Discovery. 1t will 70.
store it's color when prematurely gray,
remove dapdruff; stop it's falling, and
furnish dressing unequalled by any
other oil or pomade in the market. No
poison, no stain, no sediment. For
sac py C.id. Mot. J18f3
Old newspapers for salo at PHaS1
office, at fifty cents a hundred.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-24

Columbia Female College,
AT WASfIINGTOSl STREET CIfuRCu.
CUNDAY, June 70, l04 A. M.-Commencc-
- ment sermon. BY Rev: R.. l.. Harper.
Iuesday, at A.: M.-Literary address, by
ercises. -
Wednesday, 8 P. M-soiree and Reception.
cards of invitation will be issued. '
SAMUEL B. JONES.
June Il President o. FC
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'nN the Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA i FEHRINS'I
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
Oct 20 lily Agents for tho United States.
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MaCbetl, Doth nIur,ier Sleep SO doth
BUGS, FLEAS, FLIES. Their mid. night and
daily raids are fearful. Blood marks their
rayishing strides. BED-BCG POISON, ELL
POISON, FLEA POISON. Warra nted to xiii.
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Notice to Builders.
Notice to druggists.

Notice to Druggists.
OFFICE CITY CLERK.
COLUMBIA, S. c., June II, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS will received at
~ this Office until TUESDAY, Juno 24. for
the supplying of ofMEDICINES TO Aims Houer.
Hospital and INDECENT poor, tor tho year end
ing June l, 1878. by order OF Council
CIIAS. BARNUM,
June IL CITY Olcrk
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EothinG is sroat unless it be good. The
Queens Delight" is good; therefore, i; ia
great. Queens Delight il great, hut Hcin;tsh
is greater, because ,!c makes a ccol ana a
t,rca: Ted:c;,.c. Na,r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-24
Election Notice.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
To Tie Commissioners and Managers Of Elpc-
tons Of Marlboro County:
MJHEREAS, q vacancy exists in tho Office
w OF the Sheriff OF the County OF MARI
boro by reason Of th' resignation OF James
Fl. Jones,
Now, there fore, you and each of you are
hereby required. with strict regard to the
provisions OF the Constitution and laws OF
the said State touching your duty in such
caae, to cause an election to be held in the
eaid County on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
August next, to ill ead vacancy.
All 6ar-rooms and drinking saloons nlall be
closed OH the said day OF election, and any
person who shall! sell any Intoxicating drinks
on said ds7 of election shall be deemed guilty
OF misdemeanor, and OIL conviction thereof.
sAaI be fined in a sum OF not less than one
hundred dollars or be Imprisoned Cor a period
OF net less than one month nor more than six
months.
In testimony whereof have hercnu.o set II :
! hand and caused the Great Seal OF tho
State to be affixed at Columbia, this
IT,. g. l20th day of June, A. D. 1873 and in the
ninety.scvcnth year Of American Inde-
pcndeuce.
By the Governor:
FRANKLIN ]. MOSES. Ja.
IL. T.. HAYNE, Seci etary OF Statc. Jun 222
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31
BuiI log statistics.

OPERATIONS DURING 1HE MONTH OF JrLY.
Orders for building lines have been received
at the Office of the Chief Engineer, for the month
of July, as follows
Leonard G. Van Kleeck, eleven houses, Spruce
street. near Nlhth.
Parker r. Mahan, six three-rtory bricks on
Front near Broom.
Ezekiel Bennett, one house on Townsend ST.,
LJbdell and street
Alex. Pierce. one on Claymont, and b street,
James Clarke one on Fourth street, between
Jefferson aud Madison.
Edward j. McManus, one adjoining above
Eli Mendenhall, four on Head street, near Six
teenth.
Jacob Bachus, three on Claymont street be-
TWEEN B aud q stree IL.
Finn Il Jackson. new front to store, No. 2l9
| Market street.
Thos Chambers one between Head and Clay
mont streets, near 18th street
Philemma Chandler, one on jackson street near
| Maple.
VIM. b. Baylis, one Oh Tatnall street, near
| Twenty-third.
| Water and Market streets
| VIM @. Martin, brick stable at Third aud
| Orange streets
Henry b. Courtney, three at the corner of
/ Fourteenth and FreI eli streets
A j. x James A. Hart. one at the rear OF lot
on Fifth street. between Walnut and Poplar.
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., ten on fllth ana
Carpenter streets.
Chas. X. Winzell, one on Fifteenth street, be-
tween Head and Claymont,
Wm. Ii Quinn.one on Jackson street, between
| Chestnut aud Elm
Gideon u Guyer, one Oh Taylor street, cornel
OF Poplar
Anna Stewart one OH scott street near Lover
ing Avenue.
il. McComb, ten on French and Eleventh
streets
A. Chambers, two on, l. 1bell st near Goodman
Total for tho month, G3 Besides these large
number OF curb and party lines we're surveyed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31
New Castle.
tcorrespcndence Of the Continental


New CASTLE, July 81, 1878.
1t is reported that the public school commif-
sioners intend opening another department this
Fall, and employing an additional teacher,
lady we suppose. This enlargement we believe
TO be generally desired, as our public schools
are now quite full and the increase Of our pop
ulation, which has been considerable, renders
such step eminently proper
Ground for fifty of the two hundred houses,
contracted for by q gentleman from Philadel-
phia. and to be built for Messrs Tasker %,
mas been broken, and considerable progress
made This number it is believed, will be COM
pleted and ready for occupation by the coming
winter. This looks like business.
This is the day fixed. That rrepressiDie crlb
will certainly be buoyed up towed out. and placed
in position to-day, il possible. AT low water,
lighters prepared for that purpose VIII Do Sc
c1rely laehed to this modern Pharos, and 1t is
expected that the rising tide will float it, when
it can be brought to it's leglln ate poeltloinl
where it ia to be hoped that IL will remain until
the pen is completed. New Castle ought to
have holiday to witness the feat.
The pleasant face OF our popular townsman,
Mr. Thos Gitiin, made its reappearance yeste
day evening. We hope that he has en- ed his
| trip to the mountains. He looks well.
Messrs. Metz Buell. y Co. made their first ship
| ment OF umbrella handles yesterday to Messrs.
| Hirsh Il Bro, Philadelphia.
The Major Reyboid stopped longer than usual
| at the WnAfI, tlls uOIlinHt III uiuol W so" %
drove of sheep aboard for Philadelphia. But as
| they got the better OF the ones having them in
charge aud made for up town, she had to pro-
| ceed ON her trip without them
| The Gas Co have concluded to increase the ca
pacity of their supply double, with gasometer
| Of i've times the size of the one at present III
/ use This we believe to be a wise step, IA the
many improvements which are going on,and the
| great number OF houses about to be erec cd, de
| mands such an additional supply. Wnen the
alterations are to be made we are not intormsd'
sEMessrs Morris Tasker d Co. ON Saturday gave
| an excursion from Philadelphia to Cape May e
| their employees. In consequence work at the
| boundary was suspended and the large number o
theworkman started for Phila to accompany tll'
| excurHi n.
our III .ality was sadly shocked yesterday, b.
the unusual appearance on the streets OF tWt
drunken women. Their rather irregular prog
| ress gave great Amusement to the little ulchln
who followed in their wake, Query: Is TINS Wo
man's Rights
-Four gentlemen yesterday, from your city reg
| istered their names i'll the Brown Stone. Ihe.
| we're escorted through the streets to the tune
the Little Brown jug. The causes which led tt
| their visit we were unable to hscertaln hut sup
pose that Wilmington became too hot for them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31
LOCAL IETELLIGEAeE,
Railread uear-.
rnAlrs LaAvs wn.NllsaroN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
Ror PAiLadelpkia-i.s5, ais ITO, $40. l0e5, 1850
1149 a M: la1O aO0, AGO g. o.b0, T.lb, lU.94 p. m.
sundays s 80, and 6s0, p. m
For Nsy York-Lsb - N. la1O and b.50 p. m.
For Baltisae-A-1Arz. A0s and 1909 a m. 1885,
l,as, 6I2 and T. % p. m.
RsT tAs Deiassarc r. R.--1abb, and l0.1e Q. M.
esb D. m. No Sunday trains.
For keis Cdstls-12.K5. 8 10 1910 =. M, and 70,
Gs5 8 81 D. m. Sundays $40 M,
For UOdtespftie--o.SO, A. M. aud and r M sun
dava at S45. A. NJ. The nrst two run through 70
For v. d W. R. R-CNarket st. Dauotl 100
iO.4O a m., and $50 p. M Sundays, 9.45 M, and
Nor Perm plle-64OP P. NJ. Especially
LEAVE PHnADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
1a4o I, $50, and l045 II 45 g. IN l91b 2s0, 70,
AOv O. 10 20, fN o 20 and l1.sO D. N. Sundays SEQ
m. and 9.ib p. m and II SOP IN.
TRAINS ARRIvR AT WILMINGTON
FroH Delcteare R-aUO, II 80 a. M, aud 90
D M. from New Ca tle) tU.ip m. $3.50, 1850.
THE latter Is freight with passenger car attach
edl Sundays, p. IN.
From W. a r. r -Alb and li.se, n m. and Ot
., NJ Sundays at G, P. NJ. The SIS a H. only runs
from CoRtesville.
From Philadslpkia-19.4q, ! So, %, Sb0 a. IN
l21b 1245 l. 49, S4s, AS 500. $50. lis, $50 1925
p. III. Sunday ls.49, 1.5s and as5 a. H., and 1914
D. u.. - .
M. / 90 and 100 p m Sundays, IL % and b4h p. m
From Psrr Uais-s "a IN, Especially
~ See time tables for further partlcuiarn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31
The CLAYTON House
ARnrvAls UP TO 1.3opM, TODAY

ARRIVALS UP To 1.31 Pm TODAY
c. IL. Addlcks. Phila.
W. s. Auehiueloss, City.
W. Uonrtenay New York.
John Britlon, Charleston, $. G.
George Chapman, Boston.
George A. Lamaistre, Chy.
s. IL Wharton, Trenton, n j.
W. II. Lancaster and lady, Plua.
l.. w. Smith New York.
George b. Hull, Providence.
Vim, Jnnes, Jr . New York
o. b Pellet, Trenton, n.
j. ID. Marvin. Annapolis, Md.
j. q Farra, City.
G. H. Dugdale Brandywine
q. Ii Ridgway, Brooklyn, l. l.
j DayidzUn. New York.
Il Il kobinson, City.
ChaH Burton. "
Nh Hodgson, Bay City, Mis-.
W II Thompson Eleton.
Ii W Hayes, Maryland.
Geo q MurgOn.
Jno n Usilton.
Jes4e X Hines. ''
Samuel McCarter y rlistoHn, Pa.
ID NeWbold,
Thos II Balton, Philadelphia.
Anna Bottom
Jas Bradford, City
q G Hopper, Phila.
TnOa MrKeon. n Y.
David Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd and King.
Mattahoon Tribe No. IL, 1. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
Eden Lodge, No. S4, 1. o. o, F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Streets
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, l. o. II. Mat Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No, l, 8. Of T., in the
McClary Building.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
5l1 Market street
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 504
Market street.
Rokeby Lodge, No IA, X. of p, at Rising Sun.
Wilmington Grotto, No. l, s. and ID. Of A. A.
Bradfords building.
q lyton Lodge, No. 4. X. of r., at knights OF
Pytlias Hall, I'll Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31
~PEoPLE OFTEN WONDER
HOW IT'S
nuAn "a RnnnR Il RRn

Do 30 much business when other houses are 50
dull The facts OF the matter are simply as follows !:
LIST. We advertise only what we have Tor sale.
I'd, We have for sale what we advertise.
81. The people buy oar shoes because they are
pleased with the styles we make.
am. The people are satisfied that they get full
value for the money they leave with us and they
come again and send their friends, and so the null
tplicRtion Of sales and CUSTOMERS ave gone on, IN.
til in less than six years OF constant application and
herd WORK, we have built up trade that far eN-
ceeds any in Wilmington.
We invite everybody to call and see II the above
are not sc bborn facts 2U6 ard 2Os Market street.
wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31
e.. 2 KuNKEL,s RI1rtR WINk oF IRoN


f, y. Kunkels CELEBRATED Bitter Wine of Iron
wi effectua'lY cure liver complaint, jluud ce, dvs-
pepsla chrome nervous debility, chronic diarrhea
disease of the Kidneys, and all dlteases arising r m
a dlsordered liver stomach or intestincs; such Ms
constipation hatulence, inward plies, tuGees o.
blood TO the head, acidity of the tumaCh, Iaused,
heartburn disgust Tor food fu Ines or weis HI in the
stomach sore eructations sinking or fntcring at
the pit Of the stomach, Nv INNING OF the head, hur-
ried diicult breathing, nuttsring Of the heart.
choking or sunucatlpg SENSATIONS when in lying
posture, dtmness Of vision dots or wehs before the
sight, dull pain iu lhe mead d. hciency OF per pira
iiOn, yeowntss Of the skin aud eyes. pain IN the
side. back, chest limos, dc sudden nusnes Of heat
burning in the flesh, constant lmAg lnlngs OF evil
anu great depres lou OF spiIits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hol-
c stinulent and all injurious ingredients, snd
pleasant 10 taste and smell mild IN their operations
will remove impurities from the body and give
health and Wig r to the frame
Beware of .unterfeits. The genuine is sold only
in 81 bottles.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. K. f.
KUNKEl., PT, pfietor, No. 25g North Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa
For sale In Wilmington by Z. McInal, Jr., Secont
aud Market z. bringhurst Co., Sixth and Market
IL. X. Bringhurst 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
1886 Market street; j. j. Gallagher B. a G. ShOema
ker, Smith Il Painter, VI. X. Williams Ninth an
Market streets and L. Nj. England, cor. Sixth an
Lombard streets. Oct90-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31

aR-Syluen Sprinis is-Chas Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant paoe of resort has been neaty h'ted up
for the reception of individual visitors, pcnic and
social parties Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &C., will be sold to oil who desl them, No
intoxicating liquors will he sold on the ground. lie
will also continue his popular stand az Second ahu
Marked where the above named luxuries may be
had during the season. also, at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased TO ste his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-31

THE ATMOSPHERIC AT REHnBoTH "A GorrespOn-
dent OF the Philadelphia Record. writing from
Rehoboth. claims for the atmosphere of that To-
cality that it, unlike that of other seaside wa
tering places, is dry and free from that humidi-
ty and density which deprives automatically af-
feeted persons from the sea bathing. He adds
1T is the dryness of the soil and atmosphere of
this beach that so peculiarly adapt it to every
class of invaids, even those of the most deli
cate lungs to whom seabathing, under favora-
BILE circumstances, is no less luxurious and salu-
tary than to others. Such patients can readily
avoid the Eastern breezes when prevalent, by a
short removal Westward from the beach