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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-26
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE on.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
AREAL ESTATE
In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
Court OF frumbull county, Ohto. I will ofef
Tor sale. at Publie auction, GA The 20sh dav
OF March. 1873, at / O'Clock d. m. at thu
south door OF the CO1rt House, the oNoWfne
described real estate, tO-wtt: Situate IN
the township Of Champion, county of Rrum-
hul n state Of Ohio and known as uarS
or Lots No. 46 and 50 in said township, and
Is bounded as follows: On the nOrth and
east By lands OF Edwaid POtteF, on the
south by what Is known s. the eenteF rad
IN said township; on TIE west ky q highway
which Is also the vest line ofsaid Lots Nos.
80 and 50. containing about az acres of
land. said lands VIII be sold subject to the
rental GOWer. Of f~OTty-thEee dollars per,
year, Of Mary MuTphey. said lands are ap-
praised, subject 70 sid dover, al thirteen.
hundred and afty dollars.
Terms Of Sals:-One-half in hand, re-.
matndsr in n year nom the day Of sale.
with interest, the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
HENRY Q. WILSON.
Admir- OF Henry Murphy, deed.
Feb. 10, lS3-4t
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THE IMPROVED No. 9

GROVER & BAKER SHUTTLE
OSewing Machine sells rapidly wherev-
Ell introduced. IL has many decided points
OF excellence which places it at the head OF
the many competitors in the market. We
orer very liberal Inducements 10 canvass
ers In Northern Ohio. Send for circulars
and terms. GROVER & BAKER, g.. NJ. CO.,
q Public Square, Cleveland. Ohio.
Feb 26-3mo
ESTATE of Charles Ledingwell,
Edec'd. The undersigned has been ap-
polluted administrator ofthe estate or Chas.
Leffingweil, decd, late Of Clinton county,
Iowa. JACOB EWALT, Admir-.
Bszetta. o., Feb. %, lS75-5t.
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RREMIUM OHROMOS FOR IsIa.

Every subscriber TO THE ALDINE who
pays in advances for The year lsTS, will re-
Seive' Without additional charge, a pair Of
beautiful oil ehromos, after ]. J.. HUI, the
eminent English painter. The pictures, en-
titied"The Village Belle" and Crossing the
Moor are liX2O tnches-are printed from
% different plates, requiring . Impressions
and Jints 10 perfect each picture. The same
chromos are sold for $50 per pair, in The art
stores. As IL is the LIBERALIZATION OF its con-
duclors TO keep THE ALDINE out OF the
reach of competition In every department.
the chronos will be found CORRESPONDENCE
ahead Of any that can be offered by other
periodicals. Every subscriber will receive
A certificate, over the signature OF the pub-
fishers, guaranteeing that the ehromos de-
ltvered Ehal be equal 10 the samples fur
nished the agent. or the money win be re-
funded. This distribution OF pictures OF this
grade, free to the subscrfbersto a five dollar
periodical, will make an epoch In the his
tory OF Art; and. considering the unprece
denied c~heapness OF the price for THE Al
DINE Itself, the lQRry6l falls little short or
q ~tairaele. sven 10 those best acquainted
Yfth' the achievements OF the Inventive
genius and improved mechanical appian-
ces. tfor fllu tratioRs OF these chrordos see
November issue Of THE AI0TNEl
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ART DRPARTMENT.

Notwithstanding the increase In the price
OF subscription last Fall, when THE Al.
DINE assumed its present noble proper
tf6nSaHd representative character, tile edi-
ton pds more Than double during the past
year; proving that the American public APP
p~reeiaIe. and viii support 3 sincere effort
In the eaUse Of Art. The publishers anxious
tOtuStlfy the ready confidence Thus demon
strated have exerted Intensely es to the ut
mott to develop and Improve the york: D
the plans for the coming year., as uufOlded
by THE monthly issues, viii astOniEh and
delight even the most Sanguine friends of
THE ALDINE.
The publishers are authorized TO announce
designs from many OF the most eminent ar
lists of America.
In addition, THE ALDLNE will repro
duse examples OF the best foreign masters.
selected with a view to the h CHEST artistic
ing such as 6gYG teC0tne familiar, through
autographs, or copies OF any kind.
The quarterly tinted plates Tor 1873, will
reproduce four Of John ). Davis inianitable
child sketches, appropriate 10 the Jour sea-
sons These plates, appearing In the issues
for January, April, July and October, would
be alone worth the price OF a years sub
scriptiOn.
The popular feature OF a c~opiously illus
trated christmas" number viii re 5ontln-
ned. '
at world. at a cost sotrffing. will command
the subscriptions ofthousands In every sec
ton OF the country; but. as the usefulness
n attractions Of 1HE ALDTNE can be
~enhancee, In proportion to the numerical
increase OF Us supporters, the publishers
prose to make INSURANCE dOuBie sure
bY the following unparalleled offer q
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By virtue OF an order CT sale in Partition
Trumbull Co., Ohio, IN the above named
case. to me directed and delivered. 7 have
levied upon aud b expose 10 public sale
on i premises Ia Fowler, on
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at one o'clock, p. m. or said day, the follow
ing described personal properly, tO-wit:-
About ITO cords. of three foot wood, about
rs saw-logs. aooutSS railroad tiesabd one
and one-fUuTth acres of standing timber.
. also so feet of timber in bridge
near Girard, In said county rand State.
Appraised at $500. Terms Cash.
g. ". DICKINSON. Sheriff
ByS e. BARTLETT. Deputy-
Shertrs Office. Warren, o., Feb. i9, lS7S
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THE ALDINE.

An illustrated Monthly J.uTnal, universal
ly admitted to be the Hand~omest Peri
oiicsd In the World. \ Representa-
tive and Champion Of American
Taste.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10
RLLHEH6T0R, DKL.
"Wednesday Afternoon. Dec. 10.
AFTER WHIPPING, WHAT

Though corporal punishment FERNS = con-
spicuous feature in our penal system, we do not
rely upon 1t as sufficient, in crimes Of . serious
character. The four burglars whipped at New
Castle to-day, are to be imprisoned ten years.
This is the sentence, in pursuance Of the law.
The whipping Is q small part OF the business, and
after it is done with, the convicts are to remain
confined, at the expense and under charge Of
the county, for Ibis long period of time.
This brings up the subject of PenitentiA-
g. The Jail at New Castle, though 3 we'll ar
ranged and we'll kept prison, is not suitable for
the keeping Of coaviots sentenced to long terms
Of confinement. One very serious objection to
it, for this purpose is the fact that it is Alwayt
crowded, and sometimes crammed. SOLITARY
confinement" is impossible The proper disci.
pine of convict's prison cannot be maintain
ed. The prisoners cannot be satisfactorily en-
ployed at mechanical labor, as they ought to be.
Very little Of that eystem, order, and penitential
method which ought to be brought to bear upon
the imprisoned convict, is practicable in . coun-
ty jail, swarming at times with persons guilty OF
minor offences, others awaiting taisl, and still
others, committed for few days, for YAgrancy
Governor salisbury. twice or Oftener, during
his term of office, urged upon the Legislature
the erection Of Penitentiary, in response to
which recommendations the Legislature did
nothing. We ought TO have had such an institu.
ton, long ago, and might have had it. The cost
would have been comparatively small sum, even
II an entire building had been erected, and the
proceeds OF the systematic labor Of the convots
would have more than paid the interest on its
cost II it had been erected, however, as an Ad-
dition to. or enlargement OF, one Of the county
prisons, the cost would have been really trifins
The State has just paid several thousand dollar
for Kent coanty's share OF the State House build
ing, and has contracted to pay some fifteen or
twenty thousand more for repairing and altering
that structure Here are expenditures ample
for Penitentiary, and they have been underta-
ken without word Of general complaint or OBJ
lection. The State 10 economical its operations
are all upon limited scale and long may these
remain our characteristics but we are not toe
poor to provide State prison. 1t is needed, and
it ought TO be built.
New jersey has secured bronze statue oil
gallant General Phil Ksarney for one OF its
State contributions to the gallery at Washington
1t was received at Trenton on Monday, and il
now in the rotunda Of the capitol. 1t will be
unveiled during the session of the Legislature
When will Delaware supply her two figures fol
the gallery And who will they be ?
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

For the handkerchief,at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; asJ Liquid hennet and navOrlng extracts
Tor cooking. Essence Jamaica cling T, Citrate OF
hagnesia, &c. Gum CampnOr 81 cents per pound
". +. ALklCHS, Druggist
,0O Delaware avenue. opposite the BaUtst Church.
PTatts Astral OIL
For sale In any quantity az the very lowest market
rate AutnOI L "a agents fer Delaware
Z. FOSTER ApOTEECARY,
Front aid Mts. So
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

For BARRIERS use, lie che ST ana best 10 the
ct, og=th-r vita - line OF BARRIERS -Oaps
PUSHES, Ombs, unge-, pO I'd RS aud BARRIERS sup
plies generally al the icy low, 81 cash prices. Cal
and see al Eos tkiI DrtH lUhE,
trout and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

Win here tier make 4 speci lily OF IN trea, ment
I ht art disease AID kidney and DrnI si'a An C
lions, and can De consulted st mes al my Cfce
Front and " est str cts.
Nh. C. FOSTER NJ. D
Also, on hand full and complete assortment OF
Tru-srs, Brac 8, supporters, SuspensJrles anu
syringes for Females.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10
111E TIE WONDER J0.(

M TIE WONDER or 7OsS
Il Il SBs % llE A6B. h0OVO
ina W viii sim c nanue . sell at EX ,CrLY
HALF PR OK, from ruREE 20 FIN Z sly ~ ur
Ust deHiranls olds every day ~ HE PR
POTION OF UHsAtsl LIS AT HNF PRICE
Tor every $I;O purch s. for CAS- from regular
htocki At p es AT reduced fa'ea
BArGalns AT If Phi HfJr Wednesday and
FIidav will be
Superior Oh misses, Med pi; sl,25. tor csc.
NJ Isln sk rt1, ~ lucas rice 9Ns IuT 4'c.
DtaWer- u Nautu IA inns IN price 81 for Sc
Canton snHe drawers pr &c sOc, for 4Oc
AT lilo C CHESTNUT 81 Z ssT, i3t AND 80 NOR RI
81 III Ii thRET.
Ho p SHIRTS vtry syle AMI price, in all the
mos! desifa le SHAPES and sizes soied hoop skirts
one-th pr &c.
PASlEn BuSTLss. 65 varieties, prices greatly
Iednced at Is. ~ % IS IS 3d. ~, -, 30 CO 60, 65
70. c dc, u tosA
COksElh tONsAF We have the largest as
sort ent III America a prices trum pr ut
lower . pr e. OF ,u- YER agN. e sets at 56,
20 IS, - i., ST. 2 &c, up o -. Best S. Is
81 81 o., 81 20 aid 81 rs t3,Ner IN red.
BcCh hi. : no 4Une rs-ts The d. 81 ven corset
MADE, lo - Just reduc-d from t65J. A handsome
| hOnd " pre-eut
L Dlss UNDsHG ,RM Nr%-very le. arge
assortm u 4st Tec-,ed. Nisnt "a IS O. 81 u IS
chelnises VI. 10 IS 81 NUS ssir $, 755 . IS 70
oraNors &C 20 SAi dprOls 8i;, u 3. s. SC.
ne artlce az halt IT ~ every s 10 cash pur-
Chase. Can and see afgdlus.
wA. PKINs.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10
The chilly Blasts Of Autumn

The Chilly Blasts Of Autumn
Remind US o. making suitable preparations for the
approaching seasO. waen Gu aneous Affections in.
Grass and mAlupy, when rough face, Ihapped
hands, cracked lips, &C. are the common Inheri-
lance OF all. Appropriate and seas na0le infoTma-
ion for those aknoJe wi h az itr table IL 4med
OF excorirated nail OF the skin is the enumer =
ton OF the foloNing list of really valuable reme-
BIinghurst's Medicated Cocoa Butter.
Flower seen ed Glycerine.
lure Gycerine
Glyeerine Cream.
Cod cream.
CamphOl Ice and Glycerine.l
Rose Lip salve
Englthh Glycerine Jelly
sarg's Perfum, Glycerine.
s sessIson'' cA~PhOf Ice w 4 slySerine
Amandine.
Among the very best Soaps for winter use we
Price Prices Solicited eiye,rine Soap, }, alySerine.
lBdexlcal Dat Meal and
Pure " hite tsti SOAP
ture Ulivr-Pa IN Soap
Low sons Eng ihh u ycer'ne Soap.
sargs Liquid GyeeTine sap.
Stubborn CutaneOus Affections, as Tett &c, are
often relieved 10y one OF the following soaps:
COlRates Medi inal Tar soap
Calverrs CarJolic Toilet soap
hrdi'sl SOAP
Constantine'H Pine Tar Soap
DisinfeCting (CArbo1c) soap
PeCks CarUOllc soap
All tue foregoing -rtioles with many others OF the
same class, for sale by
K BKINsHU ksT a CO., Apsthecares.
cor. sixth and Market streets
Wilmington. Del
ENURNlTL RE AT YOUR OWN PRICES
L. GOULD CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture
GOULD co. sell tile Best Furniture
GOuL-D sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD 60 sell the nands1mest Furniture
COL Id " have the largest stock.
sol LII Gu have all KINDS Of Furniture
GOULD CO. have the newest Patterns.
GuULD CO offer BArgainh.
GOULD CO. buy and sell for cash.
jOlL Gu. always give Satisfaction.
'5OUL LID Co. have great advantages in Manufa =
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant
GOULD Co. have Polite AtlendantA
5OUI.D W have weu-ugnted Stores
GOULD CO. have four stor-A
GOULD Il CO.,
\. ( Cor. NINTH and MARK ET Nos 81 and .
n. SECOND ST., 1875 MAkkEr ST., and ga
5. SscOnn street.
PHtLARKLPHIL
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special Autiees.
Facts for the PeopIe

As the virtues OF medicines can only be sscer-
tanned by careful observation IT is 10 be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by some
physicians should retain place In our " atera
Nedica. AS an instance OF this, that vile drug
balsam Copaiba, furnishes an example Abcu' the
year 1890, the spanisrds in the Island OF san Do
mingO having become am cted with certain com
plants thought, according to the prevailing notion
at that time that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam Copsi5a came into Use, but never has a nan
seating drug done more injury for It not only
changes the nature of the disease TO q more dread
ul state thsn the original but 1t ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in It's worst
forms. To avoid this drug and It's effects the SA-
MARITAN'S GIFT, purely v,ge'sbe Remedy, is
vi hin the reach OF all Only ten pills to be taken,
and will cure every ime in from two 10 four days
Male packages, 81; female, 50.
sold By E. Brlnghurst d Co., sixth and Market
3. McInal, Second and Market Wilmington, Del
and by Druggists generally. JeT-ly
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rTrun our t4ss Editions OF xsss.rda,.l


WAsHuarox Dec. Q.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Dawes reported q bill for the redemption
Of tho Loan Of 1855. II differs from the bill
passed by the Senate, aud provides that interest
shall cease on the fret of January next. and su-
thoriEs the issue Of ave per cent. bonds to sx-
change for those to DO redeemed.
Mr.. Kelley offered substitute providing for
payment in cASh.
Mr., Dawes advocated the passage OF his bin.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

For Coughs Au1 ,n-s, az tner Is NO better n q.
y IN lNn or unng quick y THESE complaints tbau
Mrs DR.. Foiiers Cough Mixture. Give II tina.
aud he nyiurtd II the fact Al @, BroEnls
friChc's " lsiaFs L zet ge 5, Cough SeCTcls, Ii.
quer c. LCzsngers, al DIR ps and and al The best
II wa Cough LUZsngers OF the day, at
FUSikRS Dki q TORE,
Front and West \ rgeta
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

Luncheon, dinner and supper table, LEA PER
RIMS Worcestershire Sauce Is Indispensable.
JOHN DUNCAN'~ SONS, New York,
oct. lb-lyeod Agents for the United Stataa
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

In the House Of Representatives, yesterday
the repeal OF the salary increase was discussed.
Judge Lawrence, of Ohio was one OF the
advocates Of the repeal In his Judgment the
people demand and expect it. Mr.. Townsend,
of Chester county, proposed to FIX the salary at
nc 600.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

TIE CRY WARRANTS -The City Warrants ar
rived day or two ago, and are being paid out
by the Treasurer for bills against the city. The
warrants are printed on ordinary white fiat.eAp
paper in black ink, with but little ornaments
ZION, and read as follows "City Treas
urer Of Wilmington pay tor or
der, -, with interest. from issue
until cate OF payment, at the rate OF 6 per cent
per Alnum. and charge the same to--sppro-
priation. This warrant is redeemable in bonds,
or payable at the office OF the City Treasurer.
August 1st 1874" At the bottom Of the warrant
is placed line for the date Of Issue, and othe =
for the signature Of the President and clerk Of
Council and the City Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

Friends Of General Slckles say, he will, on his
return to Washington. formally tender hi1 re-
nignRtion as minister to Madrid.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10
The CooL-Room Of the Body.

The Cook-hoom Of toe Body.
The food that has been cooke in TIE kitchen must
be re-cooked in the stomach before It can be APP
piled 10 the norlshmeht Of the body. as q means
OF facilitating this second cooking, 10 where
the process is slowly and imp, fecfly performed,
Hostet,Grs Stomach BlIers is invaluable. 1t pro-
motes the genera ion Of heat in the living la orato
ry in which the crude materials for building up and
recruiting the human frame are turned into con-
Vertihe alment. But this is not ell. Il acts ben
d ia y upon the cellular membrane VIII on sec -etes
he RBstric jIte, uDcp the liver, which tr ducea
that natural laXaiive, The bill, urOn the vessels
which receive the dtgrsted nd, and upon the an
soTbents which meet the digestive organs Sith
the channels # circllaiCn If any portion CT this
complex machinery 10 out Of Tf'r, the 3 tiers wi /
: it light, thus promoting vigorous digestion,
healthy ecretiOn, AID the production 1f pure, rich,
lfs-sus'ainiug blood,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

In some modern work OF fiction, the author
coins the epreciating term "Cat-Comtort," to
describe the luxurious enjoyment OF the hysc
Al goods of life, which is apparently held to be
incompatible with lofty aspirations and the no.
blest uses Of humanity.
For ourselves, we suspect "Cat-Comfort, il
not to be despised that it lies toeraby near
the foundations OF domestic happiness, aud lie
powerful assistant to the household virtues
clustering around home and the family 1t ia a
Saxon development OF the means of happiness.
peculiar to the home-living northern nations
whose ideal Of enjoyment differs so widely from
that OF the Latin races. 1t is well known aud
notable fact that the French language has nc
adequate synonym for our dearest OF words
home" 1t is to be doubted whether either
they or any Of the a! fresco living Southern ma.
tioDs have any word at all corresponding TO oui
'comfort"
Poetry may find its best inspiration in blue
skies and glowing sun-lit prospect b ut neither
has It In Saxon lands, despised the cat com
fort and cosy snugness Of warm hearths, bright
lamp light, the narrow universe Of the house
hold circle, the charm Of winter evenings in the
North. Cowper describes it perfectly in the we'll
known lines commencing
"Nnw stir the fire, close thu shutters fast
Let fall The curtains, wheel The sofa round
and MAcaulay deports it into Ancient Rome
in the closing lines OF "Horatius, which pic
ture how
'In the lorg nights Of winter
When the cod nth wind blows
When young and Id IN Circ e.
Around the hre.b' and- close
When he oldest ca IS opened
And the largest lamp Is it
Wn the Oh stuuts glow Ia ne em9ers
And the kid lurns on The spit"
the true English "cat-comtort' was experienced
by Latins, who, We dare say, never rejoiced in
anything 80 snug
The severity Of Northern white gathers PEG.
pie, naturally, around their fires, and the close
association into which families are brought in
order to secure cat comfort or any other sort,
has much to do, no doub. with the variations
Of national character. The domestic virtues
seem to be natives OF cold countries and il in
the rigorous climate Of our Northern States-we
are not now referring to cur own State, for
though We have some severe weather between
Autumn and Spring, We have no "long Winter
we lose something Of the open air pleasures
OF tropical countries, We make corresponding
gain, undoubtedly, in other ways. Thus is the
hand OF Nature evenly opened to all.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

The Supreme Court Of California has decided
that the taxation of mortgage on land or the
money secured thereby aud the taxation OF the
land, is double taxation and therefore unconsti-
tutional. This is an interesting decision to peo-
pie generally and especially to Us in Delaware,
where the Democratic Legislatures insist on
maintaining, not only the tax on real estate, but
mortgage tax Of such sort that the del tor. and
not the lender, has to pay it. The more you
owe, the more tax you pay. A little California
sense would be wholesome here.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

M'MAHoN CONTRIBUTES 5000 TRANos IoR TIE RE-
LIKF OF TIE PASSENGERS.
Pans, Dec Q.
Mcmahon has contributed i've thousand
Francs for the relief Of the Vile d, Hdurs pas
aengefu.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

Secretary Robson explained to the House
committee on appropriations yesterday the
needs Of the navy and it's general condition AZ
to efficiency He was Intercepted regard
ing the question now pending between the
United States aud Spain, and was free 10 say he
did not think there would be war between the
two countries although it was his opinion to
strengthen the navy WAS the best means OF pre-
serving the peace and to protect American in-
terests. Undoubtedly, he is right if the Gov
eminent had not shown such promptitude and
energy in recognizing all its naval power, we
should not have secured so quick and fair a
settlement with Spain, and the Havana bullies
would surely have given US trouble.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

most important Invention. Sold Ey the Elastic
Truss Co., NO 6,3 Broadway n. Y. CITY. 1t retains
Rupture aDsout " In ease and comfort, night and
day 81 ali times and under All clTcuL stanc4.s with
out any exception whatever IN any case aud should
never be- taken on during the en- n time requisite
effect permanent cure. Sent By mail. Circulars
Truss for you without charge,
myle. cod. 1yeow1vv
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

PUBLlSlIED EVERY AFTERNOON, (sssa4ass
ssesptsd) a IL CcxEHzcIAL BunDusa. S0stA- Vest
corner FtEh snd karkst Streets. Too Osnts sopp.
sls Dollars veaT. b VISA. sxssz b. ezTsss
ArosgAOui IL sity.
TIE DELLA WARE TRIBUNE, l,SssEly) the great
Psntasutar OTgaA ef FaEmsrs ard Fsutgrov~s. Pub-
Asked every Thursday EoTntAs. q zss DOllsrs .
Ysas.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

JUST Received and opsned
A full and excellent assortment NJ periumeries
Ct fancy goods sui able fer he hord, ys.
A large st OK OF frstclass buekskiI ri YES cha
mOls SITES, ger CO g etc., tic
A fresh aud large o 4 No. | sage, sweet ma
j0ne thyme, pure grUuud Olack and ca enne pepper
A choice ass0r IN n Of Havans ah1 o. htr eli Jars,
tOgeih with tbs different brands OF nne cut and
che wing tOoac os.
A complete assortment Of fancy soanE, hand sA-
polio. hair oil, restoratives, POM des hair dyers
toJth powders. , Ar 8rlsh-s com 3. Ao.
A me selection OF necA ties. liars. cnns etc, at
FOSrBh'S DRUG S IRE,
Froat and " est streets