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Tho American Exhibitors Want tho
Vienna Commissioners In.
yestigatcd.
Carlist Agents to Be Expelled
from Switzerland.
Sir Charles Dixie Fayors o Redis-
tribution Of the British Par
lament,
The Khan Of khlya Sues for Peace
with Russia.
RUSSIA,


sr. PETgnsDuno, May 6.-The Khan OF Khiya
has sent IN Ambassador to Russian Post No. !,
at tho mouth Of the Riyor Japartos, with au-
thorlty to accept any terms Kaufman, the Rua-
sian commander, may proacribo. Con. KaufF-
man has not soon tho mon, as they
went to tho fort by dilforont routo
from that by which tho Russians aro
advancing. They did not encounter tho column,
consequently thore is no change In tho plan yet
nor ceseation Of operations. It appears TINT
tho Khan Is disposed to givo ample guarantee
for tho future. Klirgheso, with this intelli-
genco. have boon sont from Post No. to
ovortaEn tho column from that place,
and moot tho column from Taahkond. Tho
Khan's disposition to como to terrus
will therefore TO known by Kaufman
by May l. A favorable termination Of tho or
pedition may bo looked for by tho end Of hfny
The Khan is acting, it is reported, on English
advice, and has liberated aud Bont to Post No.
twenty-ono Russians hitherto held as aaycs in
his dominionB. 6omo Of them have died siuce
their arrival, from tho horrible treatment they
feceiyed whilo in slavery. It is supposed that
the Kahn hopes to sooth, tho Russian temper,
now this terribly exciting Illustration of barbar-
ism and cruelty. Otlor Russians arc known to
bo still III slavery ut Oronburg. Tho column was
moving from Emba to Enngrad by lind aud
water, though very mitch embarrassed by excea-
sive snow. 1t llaB probably reached its tleBtina-
tion by this time. The Khan illus treats with
tho Russians at his gateB, aud has no right to
expect better terms than if tho city was actually
takon,
, 1873-05-07
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

BUFFALO, May G.--Hecoipss to-day, including 103
cars reported TO arrive, 1s1o head; total for tho week.
60l8 head. Tho market, nccont Of tho nnfavorablo
news from tho East and heavy losHea sustained by tho
shippers aat week. is much depresscd Nearly oil tho
regular buyers nro holding OF for concessions, which
Tho aud holders feel unwilling 10 yield consd.
ernR the prices paid went for their stock. Trade with
few exceptions, ID confined to supplying tho wants Of
local butchers. Tho prices Of sch sales alo wero
!s@Ac off from last weeks closing rites. About 100
bead wero d!sposed o. Sales 5e4 Illinois atccre,
1,1o2 TO 1880 s, % Taxaa atec1s, Nv LOOT to
1,095 ibs at $405a0 80 Michigan ntockors, Nv SIS 10
926 lbs, 40 Illinois atockers, 095 LIS, at
$3.50.
suEgr AND LA1lDs-Hcccipts to-day, Goo; total for
tho week, !. 800. Market not yet fairly opened.
Hoas-hccGpts today 700; total for tho week thus
with called lots Shade higher sacs yesterday r, 2,0o6
Illinois hogs, 2l7 bs, $3o95. 80. Sales to-day: 120
Illinois hogs, PIT It's, at $5.A5 900 Indiana hogs, 259
La. ut fi.bQ. -
, 1873-05-07
1kRilrUtItl NG1vH.

ST. Louis, May 5.-Tho bill granting eistecn
sections Of land to tho st. Louis, ToxaH i Mox-
ican Cult Railroad, running from sabine City,
to Clarksvillc, near nel River, has passed tho
lowor House OF the Texas Legislature, and will
doubtless paas tho Senate; also, tie bill graut-
ing the Texns d Pacific aud tue Trans Contnen-
tal Railway further time for the completion Of
required to complete their road to Sherman and
Dalas the presont year, and receive lands IN lieu
Of money subsidies.
Maj. shoilonbarger, Assistant Chief Engiuoor
OF tho Camargo Branch Of tho Missouri, KanBas
tS To1as Railway, has Just returned to Danison
from Gainesville, near Rcd River, and has rc-
coived instructions to locate at once for tile con-
t1acting OF 10 miles Of tho limo from Denison.
This branch road will run through Waco, Austin,
and Han Antonio.
TOLEDO, May CA mooting Of citizens was
held OF tho Chamber Of Commerce tonight to
consider tho question OF making direct oonnec-
ton With the Chicago l. Cauada Southern Rail
way by the building Of a branch road from this
pointed to take tho mattcr in charge.
ST. A1nANs, Vt, May 6;-Tho Legislative
the Trustees Of the Vermont Central Railroad
adjourned for several wooks. Tho counsel for
tho Tr,,steeH said he desired to leave tho tosti-
mony with tho Committee without argumcnt.
There is no evidence to show that any i'm
proper influences had been brought to bear uppn
the Legislature. Tho result Of tho inyestiga-
tion il looked upon as complete yindicaton Of
DunuQuE, May G-Nogotiations hayo finally
boon closed for the settlement of tho claim Of
George ". Mitchell and Maurice Brown against
the Iowa Pacific Railroad for construction work,
on which an execution for Balo WAS issued from
tho District Court, to tako oifcct on tho 2oth of
April. Tho amount Of their claim exceeds
5iG, 900, md has boon settled by tho transfer Of
real estate.
, 1873-05-07

Special Dispafch 10 Tic Chicago Tribune.
New YonN, May Ga trot took place on tue
Flootwood Park to-day for purse OF 800 for
horses that noyor beat 2:40. Tho ontrios woro
J. 1larbock'a g. H.: m. Saratoga; Isaao
nnd letor Mnnee'a e. m. Crazy Jano.
t WAS ono-aidol afrair, Saratoga, which was
tho fayorito, winning easily iu three straight
heats. The race was important, Aowevor,
test the dispute. botwoen tho TrainerB'
s Driyors' Association aud tho National
Trotting Association. Baldwin, tho driyor OF
Bolle Of Orange, and John L. Doty, driver Of
Saratoga, boing members Of the former Asao-
ciasion, refused to drive. Yhis action was groet-
cd with choors by tue assomblago. A1nueo. who
ii not n member, was rountlly hsBod
New YoRK, May Ga ga,no OF baao-ball, to.
day, nt Elizabeth, between tho BaltimoroB aud
lsosolutes, resulted III II victory for tho formor
by score Of Z to3
, 1873-05-07
FIRES.

Almost Entire Destruction Of tho
tst.stncss Portion, Of Monroe, Ln..-
Loss, s300, ,000--t>tilor Fires.
New ORLEANS, May 6.-At Trenton, La., at
o'clock thfB morning, fire broke out In Jathro
Moore's drug store, spreading rapidly in all di-
rections, and soon destroyed the ontiro business
portion Of thotown, except the establishments Of
y. l1iraoh md ricard Il Spro. Total loss,
$500, 900. Insurance. 100000, mostly In Now
OrlonnB Offices.
The following nro tho losses and insurance of
hS aurass s5sseFs s Ssa r : d ASha sal loss
e.. loss a5g. 900; ina9rance. ~, ,ooo Tronton
anco; Tlonrney s Mills, loss, s2500o; incur
hS as4aee saee Sy aaay a's / iHd1o S1oohsF Ss ioss
sl8,oo0; insurance, s12, zoo; Dond 4 Guthrie
loss. 900; insurance, 30 50o n. ,. Kidd, loss,
sls.00o; insurance, .so,800. II. Meyor, loss,
S25,0oo insurance, $4,000. Q. = 'NogiHtor,
loss, 94,S00; insurance, $500. Wheaton i
Earhart, loBs s3,800; insurance, 51,60O. NJ. Fl.
Parker, loss, - 400; insurance, $4,000. II.
DeErees, loss, s35oo insurance. q 300 !. J. Il.
Noble, losn. u, 800; insurarico, $4,000: Louisi-
surancc, 81 500: Jothro Moore, loas, $4,000
insurance, $1,000. II. j. soule, loss, $4,000;
insurance, $500.
The origin Of tho fro is unknown. Tho flames
eproad with such rapidity Tint tho salvage
OF tho Trenton Warehouse Company will fall
upon pantors In tho naighborhood Of Tronton,
whose supplies were stored in the building: Tho
business mon hold meeting to-day to decide
upon @ Course OF action.
DETROIT, Mich. May GA fro ut Winona
early tls morning burned Van Aiatiues meat
market, Lohory'a store, md McKnight'a brick
block. LoBa, $751; 900; insurance, 81 400. Tho
work Of an incondiary.
Special DSspatehfo to The cateago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, May G.--At o'clock this
morning, tho barn Of Gilea G. Hara, wealthy
farmer, living 6 mics from this city, was dis
covered In lnmos. It. with it's contents Of hay,
farming tools, five head Of valuable horses, and
= 900 buBhc1s Of oats, was destroyed. The loss
will 10 about 81 500 no insurance. The fire il
beloved to 10 tho work Of an incondiary, as Mr..
Harm says ho haB not had lantern or light of
any kind III Ills burn for oyor Bix weoks.
This afternoon a flre was discovered Issuing
from tho residence of the Hon. Ansou s. Miller,
in this city. Tho onginos wero promptly Oil
hand. Tho fanloB were not nrrostoa until the
kitchen and dinipg-rooms were destroyed and
considerably damage done to parlora and fur
nitaro. The loss will be about 81 900, partially
covered by insurance. The origin Of tho fro
is not known, na tho fnmily Wore all absent at
tho time. This IL tho first fire TINT has occurred
in this city for many months.
isptcfat Uispaf5A 70 The Chtcago Tribune.
DETRo1r, May Ga dispatch from Wcnona
eayB fro broko ont carly this morning in Van
Alstyno's market, and TINT, with Logrey's store
and Meningitis brick block, WAS burned. LOSS,
Sl3 1000; insurance. 81, 300.
, 1873-05-07
Tho Labor Question.

New YoRK, May 0.-In consequence Of tho
mon in the blacksmith shops OF tho Eighth
Avenue lsailroad Company threatening to ntriko
for higher wages they woro all discharged last
evening, and thia morning non-socioty men wero
substituted. This notion gaye great offenso to
thosc discharged, and largo force Of police ara
now at tho shops to proyont tho execution OF
threats to wrock them anl assault the mon Of
work,
:, NEW IoHK, May 0.-ln consequence of tho
discharge OF tho horso.slloorH In lilo omnloy of
tho Eighth Ayon1o nailroad, tho Aoruo.sLoora
OF tho Sixth Avonuo Railroad struck this aftor-
noon: Their piaoos have boon dilod by nou-
society 1non.
, 1873-05-07
CREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May Gin tho House Of CcmmonB,
tonight, Sir Charles Dixie moved a resolution
that ia tho opinion Of tho House, it is desirable
to redress the inequaltiea in tho distribution Of
complained that the legitimate influence Of large
and important towns was swampod by small and
decaying boroughB, III which tho power Of a single
individual was paramount over the constituency.
the existing anomalies in REPRESENTATION, aud
concluded by declaring TINT "timo tinkering u
had gono by, and complete and thorough ro-
vision NaB the only remedy.
George Anderson, moulbcr for Glasgow, aeo-
ondod the motion. IIe showed that England
vas entitled to 400 instead Of 493 members OF
Parliament, Ireland to 80 instead Of los. and
Scotland to 76 instead Of GO. There were eight
eonHtituoncies, with an aggregate Of 1,8i0 voters,
when hnu tho ao 81 same rcprcHentation as oight
others with 13o QUO yoterg. It WaB impoYgiblo
to dclny redistribution much longor.
Thomas Collins opposed tho motion because
no method Of Redistribution WAS sot forth. lIe
argued that tho counties already had tho adyan-
tlon based oil population, because 1T would re-
suit in giving further power to class already in
An Unfair minority. Ihe truo representation
was not one OF numbers but of tho various olo-
menss, interests. and classes OF tue community.
Mr. Gladstone acknowledged tho force of tic
reasons on which the motion waH based, but
enid he was unable to support il. 1Ia admitted
TINT he WlH Ill favor Of Il redistribution Of Hcnts
Ill ireland, Dnt even that WAS not urgent. Tho
subject was full Of difficulties nn it was idle to
approach it unless members we're prepared to
deal with details. This WAS the last year Of tho
present Parliament, aud there waa no time to
conalder question Of such Importance. Moro
over, no believed tho public did not demani slch
measure ut present.
George Dixon spoke in favor OF tho motion.
He contrnsted the cases OF Birmingham, Liver
pool, and Manchester with those of several
neighhoring vilagoB, showing the glaring in.
equality which existed in their respoctiye repro
sentation.
Sir Rowland Dlonnerhnsset also supported the
motion, and Asshoton and others spoke against
division Of tho House was finally reached,
m! tue motion was rejected by tho following
jority againat, 191. Ton mnnteH after the result
was announced the House WAS counted out.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Viscount OF Chelsea.
Conservative candidate, has been elected to Par
Lament from Bath, to fill the sent made vacant
by the death Of Sir William lite.
, 1873-05-07

3
ALBANY, May Ga "locGl prohibition biii,''
not excepting cider or lager, has passed the
Senate.
ALBANY, May 8..-In view of tho lo,lbta OK
prossed that Mayor lIavemeyer. OF Now York,
may have boon logislated out Of Office by tho
charter, tho Scnato tonight adopted MI nn,o,lfl-
mont confirming lin in olllco until Dec. 81, 1871.
, 1873-05-07

pAn1s, May 6.-Tho idoa at a formal procla-
nation at an carly day, of tic Conservative TO-
public, aa = permanent form of government In
Franco, abaorba public attention, and Ia gaining
ground everywhere.
, 1873-05-07
SWITZERLAND,

GENEVA, May 0.-Tho Fotleral Council has
iaaued an order forbiddtng tho residence OF the
Duchoss Of Madrid In Switzerland, aud INSTRUCT
ing tho police authoritios to cxno1 all Carliot
agentR from tho country.
, 1873-05-07

ATuEHs May G-The Government OF Greece
has resolved to abolish its Legations In foreign
cxcops ut ConBtantinople.
, 1873-05-07

1}osToN, May 0.-The ship. Tonnyaon, from
Calcutta for Boston, which il reported as having
feundered Ut sea, had on board cargo OF nro,
duoe Valued at a325.00o, largely insured in Doa-
valued Ut sllo,00o, making tho total loss
TI95,000.
, 1873-05-07

BERLIN, May 0.-Tlie Qorman parlinmont has
ordered tho coinage OF two.marh pieces, not
WithatantllnE the strenuous opposition Of Minis
Ter ;De1bruck.
, 1873-05-07

L,yEnrooh, May G.-rho steamships City Of
London and Koeln, from New York, and Polyne-
sian, from Portland arrived out
QUEENSTOWN, hlay g. Arrived, the steamship
Partlia, from New York.
, 1873-05-07
-1TAI-Y Y.

RoME, May G.-The Chamber Of Doputies has
commenced 0 dobato on tho Roligl GUS Corpora
fnr, htn -
, 1873-05-07
MARRIAGES.


DfRD-MAYLAN-N 8, by tho Noy. II, j. Lang
rldgo. john ". Bird and lIenrlotta Nayau, both OF Oil
CHGn.
9b- Californian papers plcaso copy.
, 1873-05-07
METEOROLOGICAL.

SiGnn1 Service bureau Rcp0rtb nnd
REPRESENTATIONS.
Oli1cAuo, May B-t0:1a i. m.
Tho following reports haYo beon received from tho
nf4cca mentioned lclDy.
, 1873-05-07

On Thursday, May 8,
large line Of Cust-uade Clothing, spring Styles,
4 large line Of Latest style ParaSoB.
Alarge fle Of MeGs and Boys Hats and CAPS,
Alarge ltne Of Straw Goods.
1 large line Of Saratoga and other Trunks.
Also, aonts', Women's and Missoa' Hos-
iery, Gloves, furnishing Goods, Cassimeres.
Boots, Shoes, Notions, 60.
NM. 4. BUFFERS CO.,
Auctionooys.
, 1873-05-07

cc.~io1 Y.or,tsI H. M ~ ..u ~, .1.
f3rr.wt III Efav & ~ Ti'e Ge'!g 1aao a,.ouns'
mons rose NJ , nv ,eara IVY or omtls ts orao o. IGN
m orc;1;nr Jo,,' ,ra: ""' t;,i N hlse5
nv ia oIfants - "oh. ~ "en tn'Iuuucen
eteaIners frnm .ha 81 Ia,nre,a o Nv ~, " at naat
Ind;as 1Vhoq to Hsof ss M"waenee W tno Meas
st IT, tska awene sne necno naway COMMITTEES
Macnonni1 ma,o onniyc,};n. for ~ vonm a.
to eiomr XII nI ~ ao tIe tI sho COMMITTEES
ada of Sir Gcorro Cortor ' ~, Ahhatt ~ ean,
Sir Hurh Aion fho 1artiaa I np"oit no1i.o!n hno
r. n,,p6.;rota., taou, ,ao ~" p1s..es 1npIcatca.
~ noatnopp Upo1heu aoa aa would 20
ydua)s Of pu1shor c,,orraJ ,yara seosa I1 "o sa-
discnasion, tho 1!omm;ttaa dacHo1 1i'ot ~ Asaes M
adyisaho n a1o,rn III; 1',,u . w. s4hs ~ y Was
onnn NJ fhn ?om,n;tI tho atavt .at - t9
be gecret]v cnnluntad ,rna fIomso u;t 4nonlu
be- aske }o sdont this rcnort 41osv Th. "a no,oay
1sitnenaca su,n;nonad ;nc,,,;a ,,a,siann 10 ~, "
Goyornn1ant D;rccfnrs nf thn nac;H, po;is. ~ eno
and othara. - WV "o'ao 4'a41"ay'
4 canc1,a ~ ~, f,rno,;t;,r :, ,,,,,a l.
sidor tho propoaals of tho Gnm,nittco " W 'ou-
In tho Honae nrp - ill., R1a" movad h. rouo,,
tions. doc1arinr IL aubatanna thnt +, H. f,t',aa
fha tarrtor;aI 1rtn ~ Man,a7a . i,,s - ~ iutaio,
marital with w;tnt +Hc c"naon, ~ ~ nus ne
as in the caao of tho 81. Tnwroncos and tIat
The free navigation Of tho Columbia River. Tic
Hon. Mr. Tuppor followed, aud concluded BY
moving an amendment declaring that If was not
for the advantage Of Canada to reopen a discus
sion Of matters settled by the Trehty Of WASH
ington. Mr. Mackenzie, tho leader Of the OPP
position, made telling spocch and moved an
amdndment, simply asserting the Canadian right
OF claiming TINT equivalent concessions should
be secured for Cannda when the occasion existed.
nays, %.
IAe Ffemior OF Prince Edward Island is hour
y expected IN connection with the confederation
, 1873-05-07

On Wednesday, May 2,
Fine New Top Buggies;
Trotting, Side Spring, Democrat, and
Express Wagons, Phaetons; =
Double and Single Harness;
At. AUCTION, at IS and 81 Wost Washfngtoust., on
WM. A. iiiUrFEns il II < CO.. Auct,onsors.
, 1873-05-07

70R. MATTHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD, HUH.
~ uess and Nedu4l Madlunla lg3 Went 1tAulson.st.
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Calvary church. Services tomorrow ct 10lS
A. NJ, and u P. M. Sunday School at A. NJ.
Bible class Tuesday evening Lecture on Thurs
day evening, by the Rev. Charles E. Murray,
Rector Of the Church of the Covenant Of Phils-
delphia.
Hanover St. church. Rev. L. Marks pastor.
Preaching both morning and evening. Service
on Wednesday evening at ~ O'Clock. ALI are
cordially invited.
Unitarian Church. West street near Eighth.
+. Israel. pastor. Hour OF meetings 101< A. NJ.
and IL P. NJ. Seats free. service for chill
dren and youth at 81, and hereafter, every Sum
day afternoon, at the same hour. Parents and
all interested are invited.
West Presbyterian church, corner OF 8th and
Washington. Preaching tomorrow at I01% A. NJ.
and ~ P. by the pastor Rev. ]. NJ. p. Otis.
Subject for the morning, Earthly and Heavenly
Treasures"-a sermon for the times. Subject
for the evening, by request THE reality OF
Faith. and the importance Of Baptism" Text
Mark XVI 16. All persons are cordially in
vited.
Preaching at Scott NJ. E. Church, tomorrow
at 101f A. NJ, and +. NJ, by the pastor Rev T.
L. Tompkinson. Subject for the morning,
The duty OF the church to the children"
Services will be held at the First Baptist
Church, King street above Tenth. at 10l6 A. NJ,
and "a P. NJ. Preaching by Rev. Harris, OF
Grocer Seminary. All are invited
New Jerusalem Church. There will be no
preaching in this church tomorrow
Rev James Waters. pastor of the Second Bap-
fist Church. corner Of Fourth and French, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening. Ser
vices at l0l3 A. Nj. and ~ z. M Communion
after morning service.
Spiritualists Hall Mrs. Young of Baltimore,
the great physical medium. will hold seances to-
morrow at l016 A. NJ and ~ Z. NJ Mrs. Ellie
will also be present and give lecture before
each seance in the trance condition. Progress
siye Lyceum, 81 p. NJ.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRAINS LkAVh WILMINGTON.
70, Eeg York -1;2o, Las A. M; 122a, 5.s7 P. N.
Sundays, 70, 1855 A M.
:, FOr Philadelphia ITO, $40, 1905, 10 80. A
LIS A. NJ s 80, $50, 1924 F. NJ.
For Port Deposit -5.93, p. N. No Sunday train
For BGltina0re.-l2 90, 2es, 1909 A. NJ; iO3, 23
ITO p. n. Sundays 12 81, 2 OS A. NJ.
For Rdshington.-125 50, 203 A. Nj. LOS, 1.29, TIC
p NJ Sundays. l2.52, 2 is A M.
. For Dedgare r. R-12.oo, 1910 A. NJ; 6.s5 p. NJ.
For NeI casti&-l9 IS, $50, 1910 A. MILES, es5
$50 p. N. Sundays, $40 a. NJ.
FOR Wilmington & ReddinI r. Rs 80 A NJ;
500, $40 M. Sundays, $40 A. NJ, THE latter two
do not run beyond Coat sVtle)
For Wilmington q Western r RIO 80 A. NJ. ; 53t
p NJ. NO Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIvB AT WILMINGTON,
Fr m Ee,o YOrE.-l5I A. NJ. l.is, 100 P. NJ. Sun
days SO A. NJ.
From f1iladelphfa.-19.42, 1853, sq5, 95s A. M;
1900 M; lZ53, liz 8sS, 49, 6.3U, 100, SIN, 10 Sc
+. NJ. Sundays, 12.42. 1.53, gs5 A. M; ie.55 T. Nj
From BditimOre.-1.l0 .25, O25 A. M. 12l2 5.2T
1914 =. M. Sundays, LILO 1,2i A. NJ: 1O.l4 T.. N.
From Wdshfnyton.-Ll0, l 20 A. NJ 1919, 8 e.
1914 p. M. Sundays LILO, | 20 A. NJ; lola r. M.
From DetdWdre II. R-10.l5 A. NJ 8.55, 9.02 7. M
No Sunday trains.
Gas 9O2 r. M. Sundays, 5 81 p. N.
From Wilmington d Reali ing r. R.-s.15, 11.s0, A.
M $40 ?. N. Sundays 6.tU r. NJ. (rhe s.i5 A. n
train and the sunday train are frUm Gainesville
only)
From Wilmington & Western R. R.-7,55A.M.; ss(
r. Nj. Nc SUNDAY Trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
124t, TO0 $50. 1890 A. NJ; 1900 M; 1918, 2 30
90 OLD, GO, q IS, y 81, ll.30 p. Nj.
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eEE. r. KUgKBDS
BITTER WINE OF IRON

Has never been known to fail in the cure eff weak
ness, attended with symptoms; indlspostiOn n ex.
ertion; loss of memory; difficulty of breathing /;
general weakness horror of disease; weak, nervous
trembling; dreadful horror OF death, night swt ats
cold feet; weakness; dimness of vision; languor
universal lassitude tf the muscular system; enor-
nous appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms; hot
hands; flushing OF the body; dryDess Of the skin /.
pail countenance and eruptions Of the face, puri
Tying the blood; pain IN the back: heayness of the
eysds frequent black spots flying BIT fore .he eyes
with temporary sufusion and loss of sight want Of
attention, etc. These symDtems all arise from
weakness, and to remedy that use 3. F. KUEKBL's
Bitter Wine Of Iron. 1tnever fails Thousands are
now ENJOYING health who have ed It, Take only
+ F. KUEKELis
Beware of counterfelts and base limitations. AS
over the country, druggists themselves make an
imitation and try TO palm 1t of their custom ers
when they call it kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron.
kunkels Bitter zine OF Iron is put up only in 81
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put On the
outside with the prOpriet0rs photograph on the
wrapper OF each bottle. Always looK for the pho
tograph on the outside, aud you will always be sure
to get the genuine article. Sold by all druggists and
deal rs, everywhere.
TAPE WORN, TAPE WORN. = Removed in a few
hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine No fee
asked until the entire worm, with head, passes
Refer those afflicted TO residents OF the city whom
have cured, that had been unsuccessuly treated at
the ferson Medical Co lege, on Tenth street; had
taken in vain TuTpenttne, the secalled specifics
and all known remedies. Dr. e f. KuNKsL, No.
1s9 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia. The Doctor
has been in business for rs years and is per.
Iecty reliable. call and see. Advice free, Re-
moved tape worm from child years old, measur-
Ing ~ feet. Call anu see specimens at olllce.
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Funeral notices.
y 'tice-Night schools.
Notice-Pay your taxes.
CautlOn-RObert Hartman.
Ladies' Roods-F. L. Frank.
Doing right-Bennett Co.
Reppleyes white olive soap.
Hardware-Trumsn 4 shaw
Hoiice-W RshingtOn Fire Co.
Notice-American Star Lodge.
Notice-A Ep endid opp lrtunity.
job Prinilng-Commefciai I'll e.
Notice-Jacoo Hauser for license.
Public sale of nrst class furniture.
Bailey a Co.-Dealers In Diamonds
Fire Place Heaters-Flynn 4 Jackson
Notice-Smyrna 4 Delaware Bay r. r.
Sale OF Books-bonRhman, Thomas 4 Co.
Application for License-E Brtpghurst L Co,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

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best article IN the world for the constant use of
classes OF people s because 1t will do what no other
substance will, As follows;
Mechanics,-Will entirely remove tar. paint, oil
and yarni from the clothing and hands.
farmers. = Its use will prevent tan, Hunburn,
clapped hands.
working Women.-It will take the place OF pow
ders and cosmetics for bealti wing the Complexion.
and will render the hands white and Sc it. no matter
Low much they used
EVerybody.-It is the best article in the world for
removing all cuianeous bl4mishes from the skin anO
rendering 1t white, beautiful and natural In color
IN price cheaper than soap-ouly 10 and ID cents 0
cake &C ording 10 size.