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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
or The WAYS that are Queer.

RETURNING GOOD FOR EVIL NOT HER PRINCIPLE
BRICK BAT LAW.
Rather peculiar case came up at police head
quarters recently, concerning which we refrain
from mentioning Any names, as the parties have
promised, under bond to keep the peace and
behave themselves in the future. The facts OF
the case are, briefly, as follows young man,
certainly of a spirit low and mean, won the love
and affection OF a Young lady, and taking the
advantage OF the innocent maiden thus became
her seducer, under promise OF marriage. AT
the time Of the birth of the child the illegtlmate
father departed for parts unknown. In TINS SAD
and rortuwfnl condition, the Inflated young girl
WIS early informed by her aunt, with whom she
WAS living, that she would have to be removed
to the almshouse, as she coulu not anoru W
maintain her and her child,
This was sad announcement to one so young
and really innocent, and while lamenting oyer her
sorTowful condition, relief came from an uuex-
pected quarter, young man VINO was Dosfuer
at the house, innocent, and compassionate, from
the depths OF his heart ptied the poor, unfortu-
nate girl, and volunteered to defrsy her entire
EXPENSES until such times as she would be able to
take caro- for herself. The kind otfer was ac-
cepted. and thus, for some weeks all went we'll
But eventually, this young man was greatly as
tonlshed one day, to find that MS Protege
had become possessed of desire to claim hun
as the father Of her child, and did so by oath.
ln this predicament, this protector OF moral ln-
nocence knew no alternative but to acquiesce. In
fact il not in reality and took up his abode WITH
the girl aud her child, supporting them conlor'-
ably IN the meanwhile.
To add to her already many sins, the girl be-
came Jealous, and at once set about guarding
the idol Of her affections, following him about,
carrying a brick bat in each hand. on one oI
two occasions she violently assaulted him, ana
few nights since, on his return from PhiIadel
phia just as he was turning the corner OF From
and Ere ch streets, he was saluted with prick
discretion the better part OF valor, under TN
circumstance, he retreated rapidly, out From
street. A crowd of boys, taking, sides with th'
Woman, joined in the chase, which continued gu
tie nike to the almshouse. around and returning
through Hedgeville, where he finally escaped tn
mob.
Thinking he could stand such Glove tokens
protecton. which was granted by putting tn
woman under bail to keep the peace For tn
time being, they live in peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
IENKIHs q ATKINSON

The impression conveyed in our item, yester-
,.s that the postponemept of tho argument on
,hs Park injunction was to some extent on Ac-
aunt of Chancellor Bates proposed departure
,oea Kim injustice. On the contrary, he pro-
nosod to return, and hear the argument, to-mor-
row and it was adjourned, entirely, by the action
tpounual
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
weather lAecord.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
Probabilities: For the Middle States fresh and
occasionally brisk Southerly to Westerly WINDS
and partially cloudy weather.
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The Ccm.nuni-t saeneraI.

THE BELGIUM GOVERNMENT THREATENS TO ARREST
HIM IF HE VISITS THAT COUNTRY.
LONDON, June 49,
The Belgium Government refuses to give the
Communist General Cuseret safe conduct to
visit Belgium, and informed him that II he came
he would be arrested and delivered to the French
authorities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
RniIrsad Affairs.

PRECEDENT THOMPSON AND EASTERN CAPITALISTS
WESTWARD BoURD-THE U. p. r r..
BAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
President J. Edgar Thompson, of the Penna
raj ilroad, and party Of Eastern capitalists, are
ON their way hither. Their movement is regard
ed as significant in regard to negotiations Tor
the sale Of large interest in the Union Pacific
rt1ad
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I,inco u University

COMMENCEMENT, YEsrERDAY-LIsT OF dRADuATEs'
The commencement exercises at Lincoln Uni
yersity. Oxford, took place yesterday. rms IS
ono az tine most successful institutions for the
education OF coored men, in the country. There
was quite large graduating class ,-.,
The degree OF bachelor of arts was conferred
,,nnn tha solIowinp graduates by the president 1;
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MLarriaQEs.

CURLETT-wooDRow THURSDAY morning.
Miss Nellie woodrow, both Of this city.
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n nANnyWIyE MILLS QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

The clock in the First National Bank has run
two months, with variation from correct time
of inst one second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

EE-No,o for Sun,n,er.-The Winter days are past
though the cold blasts from the Nortn-West may ~
have ceased 10 blow, and our city tailOrs have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments 10
the people MIR. john II. Huhlhausen, at 4l6 King
strpet especially has laid In beautiful STOCK o
eoatnQs yestines cassimeres, &c, for Spring and u
ready 70 receive orders from his usual well dresse
cusLomers He is also having his store papered an,
aa new gold dollar
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SECOND eDlTlON,
From New CasGIe.

DEATH OF THE NEW CASTLE COURT oRIER.
Especial 70 the Commercially
Nr,u CAarIK Luna 10.
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RANKING HOUSE

OF
JAY COOKE co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
de ermned to close its T-sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars,
and thereafter to pay no higher rate of interest than
per cent on further issue of Its bonds the limited
remainder of the s-'Oloan is now being disposed
Of through the usual agencies.
AS the bonds Of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Company's lands at LILO, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to be after the loan is closed
a fact which much enhances their value and
attractlveness as an investment.
The Company has more than $40 miles of its road
built and in operation, has earned title TO nearly
ten million acres Of its laud grant,and sales OF lands
have thus far averaged 50 GO per acre.
All marketable securities are received In exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLear 81 Son.
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market Street; Am
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

John Sink, Esq, crier of the county Courts,
died here, this morning. He had occupied this
position for thirty or forty years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

At a meeting of the New York fire under-writ-
ers Yesterday, the question Of risks in Boston
was discussed, and compittee OF twenty-five
was appointed to confer with the Boston auther-
department.
The 29th annual session Of the National Divi-
sion SONS of Temperance began in New Yorh
Yesterday nearly every State being represente
The annual reports show the order to be IN
flourishing condition.
The Judges of the Supreme Court of Illinois,
yesterday, elected Judge Sidney Il. Breese to DC
Chief Justice.
wagner the Isle OF Shoals murderer was con
victed at Afford, Me-, yesterday, Of murder IL
the first degree. He will be sentenced mex
month.
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Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Cottop firm at 2OO2O1[. Flour declining, su-
perfine S404. so, extra, $5CD550; Wheat firmer,
red 81. 5O01 06, No spring 81 AZ. Corn active,
yellow 56CD57. Oats 42@48. Whiskey 94&.
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GIuHHEtaI.

z REMOVAL
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to its new location In the Gay
ton House. where 1t is now open for business.
six per cent has been regularly paid on depeslts
since the organization OF the Bank In 1857 ana IL 10
the expectaton OF The Directors that the pFon1 on
the accrued capital and on the regular business Will
enable the Bank TO continue this rate OF dlVldenns
Deposits are solicited from persons In the receipt
of +, gular incomes, from Farmers. Meehanlc. ano
Dealers, and from Widows and Cbidren's Estates,
and from those whose business enables them te
Keep a varying balance OF cash, T. ON when, II
placed with u.s. they will derive an income IN the
shape OF
sEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rule Of the Bank requires notice 70 be given
of the withdr avail OF Deposits but In all ordinary
cases depostors will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
wuJy.wS hulKs EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEORGE W. BUsH, CLEMENT u. sAfTh.
NJ. l.. L1CHTENsTEIR, GEORGE >. CAfhLLk
JOHN P. MCLEAB, NATHANIEL Il. BENSON
CgARIEs w ROWLAND HENRY II. DUBR,
IoB m JAOKson WIN. Fl. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. S. HILLES, President.
GRo. w. BusH, Vice President.
apr14-u H. IL TAfLoh' fIsAsutei'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19

frederick Schambach, tailor, aged w. com
mitted suicide in Baltimore, yesterday. by TAX
ing poison.
The sentence of G. B. Chute, who was to have
been hanged in Monroe county, Ark, has been
commuted to twenty-one years imprisonment
At Cincinnati on Tuesday, Josephine Kimball
recovered $1,000 damages from Jacob Stever, OF
the Massillon Furnace Company, fer breach OF
promise Of marriage.
Gorge l.. Kurtz, clerk in the clothing house
Of Geo. L. Beach, at Bridgeport, Conn.,, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself, yesterday
morning. He was in poor health
While the Modocs were being removed from
Tule Lake to Fort Klamath one OF them, Curly
Headed Jack. shot himself and soon after died
Several of the Indians who were ironeo nearly
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s. M. Felton,.

IL having been proven that one boat conlA not Ac-
commodate all the friends who wished 70 60 on the
extremely popular excursions herst0f0Fe given ~
this church, they have decided to make TWO excuF.
stems this season, the first on THURaDAY. July slgt
and the second one on THURSDAY, Augest Ith.
The tide will suit TO give quick run each WeFk
The steamer will leave the French Street Wharf
at O'Clock A M. Returning, will leave Cape Say
at O'Clock r. NJ, reaching hosne betFeen sns
O'Clock. ...
every effort will be made to make these EXCURSIONS
equal to any they have previously given
Capt HuddelI has llmitea The uusnoer e tickets
so as not to have a crowded boat The ist has
been engaged for two days for each excurstou
Those Wishi az to enjoy delightful excursion ana
take dip in old ocean would do well 70 secure t1eiE
tickets ct an early date. They can be obtained es
the store Of John L. Gouley or Of any Of the cefa-
mttee Ll.-a.A =
Baskets, DO, may be lett In charge Of me eozz-
mttee while the boat s az the capess 81 room mas
been provided to lock them up.
T1CkhT5... .sss.ssssssssss'ss ssss %AsSs
Children under II years 70 cent?.
Committee. L. GOuley, James c. AoreWs =
Todd, K Bro0mall r. H. Brinton ]. R0dgersf =
Bowing, E. MendiDhall, ]. Currinder, @. :. bsWfs-
ie19.1t
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GxfarStDHs.
Ho ! For q Dip in Old Ocean |
GRAN D EXCURSION 70 CAPE MAY.

The members and friends OF Braudywfns y. n
Church will make two excursions 70 CAFE Hal
this season on the steamer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-19
SUccUs BELLADoM, coMIl.
WATERS

And Gelstine Capsules especially adapted for aAs
mnistering remedies of disagreeable odor, unpeas-
ant taste or apt TO lrritate the mouth or throat
~ e BRINGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market BtreetAb
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HOB REHOBOTH
@ A M p

JOHN L. GOULEY has chartered slk
the Steamer SAMUEL M. FELTON.
to make an excursion TO Rehob0th CAanP-Asz
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signed by each bunk, DO published
IN The morning and evening papc.r
r. Il National Bank, y. o, ~mWl "
Co., Kansas CITY National BanN Com
mcrclal NatiodM Bark, Kansas rlty
SAVINGS Association, j, q WotEins &
co., farmers and NroYeT' saving
Bank, ,he ANstiA Bank, MLs1di Val.
leg Bank, Ions Grant y COZ ana
KapsAs Stock Ward Bank.
The meeting adjourned sublec, loiiio
call Of It's President,
j, u. BANCROFT, Secretary
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AEETi%G,
SAyA ,NAn, Scptcmbct ~. Tile
cllalnbcr0f commerce hcldan ndiOuil-
ed meeu ig ut laic hour last night
to receive the following report ollbc
committee, when Was ndoplc0'
Resolved, That the bnnks aud bank
ing houses Of Savannah be frcoll-
melded to meet the demands OF de-
posters by Qualifications, to be lsed rs
The necessities OF holders may require,
unlil the temporary difficulties 1e re-
moved, ana tlll exchange can be rev.
lated nnd ~ fcncy be received 10
move the crops,
The committee also reported thai
they hpd waited on the banks ana
bp lLors and had submitted the rcsoill
tiou TO them, and that Ii met WIN
| ihelr ncquicsccncc. an thcl read inc
following preamble aAd iCs)luIio'
adoJ 60 by TIE BANKS sand blnle's
In view OF The u lpreecden'eu lNnI'
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DREAMY skies.
OvEpCoArrSH.
A rrRsT-RArE net -eX-act.
WIND stiff the north.
"lJp 10 snutT'-'ihosc who make IT,
Look out for Frost. Jack IL his liIst
Name
WHERE to learn how to blow-Go to
aschool ofporpolses
THE only man that is 'booked' as
having been boiled all ovc"-Job
The Grand Hall OF The Field E'o'b-
crs is ready for Booth or Nelson.
Tm roofing Of the new passenger
depot of the Pacific road " appfoach'
ing its last single
IN the communication s'gnpcd "Da!'
las" in yesterdays paper, the figures
$4,000" should read $4,000.
THg 'cablc coln orlament on the
iron sills and columns OF Snngcrs
Main street font IS heing gllded.
TIE Texas Central road viii issue
round-trip tickets to parties wishing to
attend the st. Louis Fair, at S'S 81,
which will be good until the 10Th inst.
MANAGER BREMoND Of The Waldo
vile combination, has reduced the
scale of prices Of admission 10 ii ~
cents for single tickets, and seventy
five cents for resci we'd seats.
LET the street graders turn their
attention to the corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, south side, and their
eye will catch sight of several square
wards of the two streets that need Level
ing up.
A STRANGER at one Of our hotels cut
his face in n rather singular mannei
yesterday, at dinner, while ca'v'ry Il
piece of steak rae poinj o. ne | - q
slipped and nving upwa'ds stuck h'n
just below the eye, the eut leaS,h Of
the sharpened edge pence at'ly 70 Tie
depth Of an eighth of an mcb.
In our report yesIerdl.', o. the uu-
furtunate diilicalty That occuHed the
day before, between two en- penters
residing in this city, the solse Of The
article was almost deSt Dyed by tyoo-
graphical bluodeis, which wee AZ en-
barrassing as they were ridiculousiy
nun m nuu
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The CITY Bank.


A circular will be issued this morn
+. ing by the City Bank of Da las. an
nouncing that in consequence OF the
inability of the bank to control its
funds, both at home and abroad, the
demands of depositors will be met only
by a certitication of checks, aad also
giving aconcisc statement of the assets
and liabilities of the bank. This
course, on the part of this old and pop
ular institution, is caused by combi-
nation of circumstances wholly UNI
looked for by even the officers Of the
bank itself up to Thursday morning,
and as we have stated, Is but tenn
porary. The bank has made no
losses; on the contrary, has home assoc ;
already overdue, secured by good and
abundant coilatelals, farin excess Of its
liabilities, besides othels falling due
within thirty days. 70 force payment
ON the assets, overdue at this time,
would result in great damage to the
business interests of the city. 1t is
confidently believed that the bank will
resume payment in currency in ten
days at furthest.
We have been intimate with the
President of this bank for the past
seven or eight years, and feel no hest
tation in indorsing his asse Ito of The
perSecS security of the insti -dtion, aud
believe thot the course now pursued
: was a wise precaution to secure the de-
positors, AID to the very besS interest
of the business community of our city,
and that 1t will result in Ultimate
good.
The bank will resume ,egJlar bus;-
ness this morning, and CO. ,iics all
checks drawn by dcposito"s, which
checks will pass among our merchants
as freely as money.
We clip the following r.om The Kan
sas City and Sa,annah papers, show
ing the action of the leading ba5es aud
bankers in these Giles, aad 1t is olly
to be regretted that ouf banks lad not
pursued the same course.
AT a meeting of the bankers of Kan.
sas City, held Wednesday, evening"
September oath. 1878, NJ. j. q. Wac,
kins WIS chosed president, and Mr.. j
ID. Bancroft, secretary. The follow il
resolutions were Unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS. That during the presen
nnnncini disturbances, we deem il lie
slrnb!e for the preservation Of tie In
terests OF all parties Interested that ,
panic oe prevented from reach,og th /
city and Vicinity, and that tho as sm,
81 me banks be preserved uaimnai al. =
1nui AL confusion aud sh, iaL {aa ,
e.ues elsewhere shall have ,,ass,
n,'..sst That we decline unymcnt
Ssnccks or drafts oyer our co; S aie'
49, ~ corIvucy Or exchange.
eSeQnds Yhuf clenrinrh,nss Ia,
sM e cerried 10 the extent Of y
WINE per cent of approye I'd c",, a. =, y
Third, That the Above 1 resn'',',s
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At the early dawn of the late rcb' Hon
John would 20, lie could not be indGe i 10
nbundon his ightpg wopanSitleS, liisWIie,
though young, was IN feeble h"althf plle,
emarlniod ANA .haGgaM \ PARTING kiss Il
first twelve months of The var news came
that Johns wife had passed away, The war
closed, uad l0bn, witA honos sears and
tears, returned to His once happy home. 80
no more, ~ said he, "put will stroll the walks
where one, We were so happy. lie knocked
at the door, was invited INTO the parlor; II
fine, healthy, rosy lady made her appear
anco, n Short silence; loud scream, and she
Ell into his arms, lnat lady was Johns
wir, only dear IuliH, what produced such II
wonderful change in SoE2' 'Dr DromgooicN
English Female Biuts,' was the modest
reply.
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Conc-eto Ronf.

The best fiat roof material in existence,
except sheet lead and sixteen poUnd copper.
We have contracted with MesslS. Il. +. Luce
Il Co. for their building Of almost 5Osquarcs,
with McssH. romPkins x LiiileHeld for
about tpe same numhar OF squares, and also
with MGsSia ADAMS * Leonard for their
bank building, and With NJ. McCauslan |
for abou, 10 squares. This roofing cement is
used ON ali the best business houses In Cnlca-
40, where there are about SS,Ge000O worth of
it now on, and more being put on every day.
For iire-proof quality we would refer to
McSSls. Leonard Bros, wao are building
nearly all Of the biick buildings on Main
aud Elm streets.
Ohlce at Lane, Myers * Co.'S shop, corner
Austin and Ross avenue, Dallas. l9ellw
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Absolutely safe, Perfectly od0ylcw. Az
ways uniform, Illuminating power superior
to gus. BURNS Ia any lnmp without dancer
of cNWujtnp On taking iisr. Manufactured
expressly 10 take the place OF volatile na,l
dangerous oig, Its safety under every pOSH-
bic test and itH perfect burning qualities are
proved by its conliau,d use in over jO00OO
families.
Millions Of gallons haze been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, las over ot-
cured nom burning, storing ar hWmiuG II.
The immense yearly iosstp liir0nd properly,
resulting from the use OF cheap ana dagger
Our oils Ia the United States, isappnllinH,
The insurance companies ana ilc commits.
sioncr3 throughout tlcc0untry recommend
the Astral ns The best Sdipnu0ld where Jumps
are used. Send iOrcircul0r.
For sale ut retail by the trade generally,
md at wholesale by the proplicturS,
CllAS. PRATT ~ co.,
lO0d&WGm los Fulton street, New York.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Timid people have been consulting their
lootlng glasses hourly for the last few weeks
10 see If they were not turning yellow, but
liquor store ON the corner of Elm and Market
streets they have been drinking their 6ne
brands genuine old Bourbon and imported
French brandles, and have forgotten the yell
low fever hoax. l0jdtf
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Postnonencnt.

The fair viii he formally opened to-
day. tho threatening weather of yestcr-
day cficctnally deterring our citizens
and visitors from attending and bit few
entries were made. Let every citizen
of Dallas be on hand to-day.
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HUTCHINs.
Town Lots for sinlc.

Twelve lots tone block, on the prlhc'pa'
,,,slucss street of thetown Of llntchlhS, on
lhe Central lliailroad, in Dallas county, 'or
salc at low prices. Apply to
Join .SWlNDElLS
jyljdtf "''"''
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ron WORK.

We hagc trc facilities and tho "oF"'
men 10 do ~ coed work, Hnd ~ nv
,n. ,a,ca. M cnn be done anywhere
and we mean ~ do IL. HrihE you"
fine Job work 10 TyiE DAihf hEA''
ALp OFFICE. Corner Li'n ana i'""s-
ION streets.
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L1nr IGnnh.

The second story of Clark 4 DryNn's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets
Apply to. Clark 4 Bryan, west Side Public
Square. lBidu
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Agency for the sale Of u. brunswick. & Co.'S
billiard tables, improved cushions
". X, ORRlCN, Agent,
l17dim Jeltrson 81, two doors from Main.
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Two onc-tard lcayga certificate, at sijl
each; two 90 acre certificates, at $50 each
Title pelfcct.
l9id6t CUMMlNS n DUNCAN.
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NOTICE.
Mr.. W. II. sparkle.

or Shreveport, is our authorized agent ior
Tint city, to whom parties desiring to adv''-
Else in or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
spoctfully referred.
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W, lIeer'a 'gonio R;tterg.

Best tonic known for chills ievcrs, conSu-
patton ana indgosuon For sale in Dallas
by j. j. FENDLEH,
lSjd3m Ohlce Saloon.
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Go 10 %tcgGEl 81 Go. Gar Ire
NEST "a, B.0uia gScIl 'g'TGigl0 E'ias
noa i'm thC 1Narllpi~siH EtGnilgly
in3la!.MGNis: GisO fOT fNylii-
tNrc, bOo.ls, stationery, cr0cgSo
cry AND glassware. window
shades. pictures. and all Kinds
Of m9ls.:iings. Wall pnpcr. step
s0a,9ers, liable aDU pocket emit
Eery, d&wlawly
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do sO Davenport, ", i!ns street, for
lemons by the box az dozen. lSJjtf
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c. II. Beauchamp, ON Main street, opposite
the foundry, besides general merchandise
keeps the best family groceries. Try them
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Two good residences In this city. lmme.
diute possession given.
la-du sTEAeALL&co.
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Woutnn,s Mc.llcal Ahylscr,

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment OF
all or,ina y tcmule complaints. \ book
needed bg all mothers and sclily females.
Price - cts. Address, MS above. l2ldEwim
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MEDICAL.
GlT& Gs EESEH
\ 1EMAnN I}IlvTERS.

4 n INFINITE multitude Of diseases wait
n upon woman footsteps rom the cradle
to the grave, and so long rs She exposes her
sclt TO the various ViClsSitudcS of weather and
long viii she ue the recipient of troubles pc
culiar to hei sex. But few ladies are exempt
from some form Of femrle complaint. The
diseases and symptoms OF some Of hose aiicc-
tons alluded to, are Ns follows: Chlorosis
or Green sickness, all Irregularities, HySter-
les, pulpitation, Sick Hcndache, Difficulty of
BREATHING, rmothcnng Sensations, ProapSuS
Utcri and liberation, cold feet and hands,
GiddiuCes and swimming of the Head, Pain
choly, Mental and Physical ProStiatlon,
Wakeiulncss, INDIGESTION, Constipation, Tor
pal Liver, and ali that class of chronic COM
piaintS peculiar 10 the female sex. The pc
culior and valuable combination known us
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