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The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
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At Auburn, March ID to the wife of NJ. Pre-
dom, II son.
At Damascus, Feb. Goth, to the wife of G. W
Rawlands, daughter
In Colfax, Feb. 2Gth, to the wife of C. W. Hal
comb Il SON
At Gold Run, Feb. 9th, to the wife of J NJ
Pcase, SON
In Auburn, March 7th, to the wife of Patrick
Orr a son.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

FoR the very best photographs, go to Bradley
& Rnlofson S Gallery withort stairs-,.V~ ASCEND
IN THE ELEVATOR, 1873 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

"'ehtlon u oui .e..,ie. ls invited TO the
+e" card OF j. A. Benson, where it will be seen
;, ,,''' he has associated himself with G.. Fett of
m,'e nUsest Hill which arrangement will make it
49,; III more convenient for those wishing his SER
'rom the upper part of the county,
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
DIED.

At Lincoln, Feb 25, George A.. eldest son OF
Allen A. and Nary A. Boyden, aged II years
On Dotys ravine, near Virg mia Feb. 30. 1873
George Allen, native of Denmark, aged so yrs.
At Doty Flat, Mar h 9TH Frances wife of w.
Mcdonald, OF consumption, native of Texas
aged 80 years and 10 DAYS.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
MAIlRlED.

Near Lincoln, Placer county, March 9th, nj
the residence of the brice's parents, by Elder
A. Woodruff, w liam Inhre to Esther l.. Philips.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

kIcH NINE SoLn.-Some two weeks ago we
announced the discovery CT rich mine near
temperance Flat, some three miles northwest of
here, by A. O. Bell and Benz. Mitchell. The
specimens examined and found them very
nch. Two parallel ledges We're located by the
oscoverers, running for 600 feet each, and the
work of development commenced. Last week
some gentlemen from Woodland visited the mine
and early this week bought the whole location
LOT consideration named in the deed as $40, 900,
winch includes part Of the specimens and an
Obligation to do $500 worth of work in the open
'nS Of the Wizard " mine, which lies near
'ne Miner, as the rich lead is named. Meesrs
bynum, Griffith Lee and Colonel Harper, OF
Woodland. are the purchasers, and will proceed
10 develop the Miner " ledge without loss OF
Tine The purchasers are not mining specula-
TORS but have the means and intend to bona
Hedly develop and work the mine. The ledge
lies IN district that has been very rich in spec-
mems and coarse gold in the surface diggings and
PROBABLY Is one of the feeders of those rich sur
,'ee mines. The ledge prospects well, and We
nope 1t may prove of onr richest mines, and
' mat our Woodland friends may realize large for
tunes from its working
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08


Two CUSHIONS 10 BE IAsTED.-District Attor-
ney Fulweiler and Superintendent Knkade could
make an agreed case as 10 the consttutionahty
Of District Assessors assessing property for local
school and road taxes and have the Supreme
Court settle the question before the time for levy
ing these taxes arrives. Prudence and good
Judgment on the part of our Supervisors should
induce them to have this done without further
delay, as the general opinion is that these taxes
cannot be legally levied and collected without
focal Assessors. The other question is as to the
legality of Assessors holding over for two years
l'Rs.f than they were elected for. The Consti-
tuition provides that Assessors shall be elected by
the people of the district they assess. We are
not interested in whether the old Assessors hold
over or new ones are elected this Fall. 1t comes
to our ears from several quarters that new AS
SCISSORS will be voted for, and that they will con
test for the offices. This will give trouble to the
Old Assessors, to property owners and throw the
finances OF the county into an ENHANCEMENT that
Will work serious injury to all honest tax payers
and open a chance for the dishonest to avoid OF
delay the payment of taxes. These two cases
our Supervisors should take in hand at once and
have anthoritatively decided by the Supreme
Court before they levy the taxes or issue THEN
eIeotlon proclamation. Undoubtedly, If the qucs-
lions are presented fairly on the demand of pub
nc officers like our Supervisors the Supreme
Court will at once decide them.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08
EDUCAI'lONAL,

LINCOLN, March 4th 1873
ED. HERALD.-In your issue of the 22d ult., |
see notice from Superintendent Kinkade as to
school examinations, with an editorial note ap-
peniel giving all the information required. All
this is in the reading columns of your paper,
and suppose done mere matter of informa-
ton and without charge. In the Argus of the
same date find the substance of the same mat
ter mixed up with lot of extraneous stuff but
only for the private eye of Mr.. Kinkade, and
strung out to nearly half column, and placed
among the advertisements in that paper. Is it
true that you published this information free.
and that the Argus draws pay for the few grains
of wheat it mixed up with the chaff in its long
advertisement? Is Kinkade one of the ring OF
does he ia NIX Democrats free from school taxes
Can you explain, or will you ask Mr.. Kinkade to
explain? DEMOCRATIC TAXPAYER.
We know nothing of the matter, except that
we asked Mr. Kinkade if he wanted the Bo-
lander letter to appear in connection with his
notice as an advertisement? and he said, OH no:
just use what you please of it, and waat you feel
disposed to put in your local news columns free.
We think the Argus is not Deputy School Super
intendent, though we believe. it is Deputy Clerk
of the District Court ID, putty Clerk of the County
Court, Deputy Clerk of the Probate Court, Dep
uty County Auditor, Deputy County Recorder,
Deputy Clerk of the Supervisors, etc, etc. and
through all these Offices will probably get its pay.
super sttendent kiuka3e can use our columns to
enghten Tax-pAyer.-ED. HERALD.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-08

~ JUST received a large lot of Picture
Frames at Louis Mooser's Variety Store. -a4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

He is the musical man OF the party. who writes
ia the Autograph books (Which are thick as
leaves in Yalambros ~ . to eultiSzfe the beau-
II the useful will take one Of itself, eeuti-
ment which has warmed my hfart toward him
Have ws not attentive Walters handsome
too in blue jackets and rows Of white buttons
do they not foreses our wishes and crown : Is
not our Steward lively and our Purser gallant
Are not the officers stern and grand, but do they
not know how 10 be moved By fiAtteFy from
smiliDg lips And our dear. deser ing Cap ain,
sszupch and true, Munro. is he not the royal
king Of this queen ship Victoria Z Does be not
know more than navigation teaches. and has he
not Cleaned from thifty-si4 years Of varied sea-
life in every quarter Of the globe. not only vast
knoEledge OF material things, till be can teach
our tsGcheTs much they wish to know. but also =
quick discernment Of human character and spin
iiusl TRUTH He does not steer By the compass
naE By the chart. nor caleuAte By the log nor By
the sun alone. bot BY all He searches all things,
holds fast that which il good
Then have We not fair and noble matrOns, in
beautiful French capes and flowing lAces Do
they not kindly offer to chApeTone Us on oGr
shopping expeditions in Paris and Vienna. and
will not thsiF experience abroad serve our green
uees in good stead? All but We are green. The
Captain says It's well that Cook is going 70 take
charge Of us, else We would come back not only
pennlless, bat literally stripped" Z W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
EnNIsGT0x, DBL.
Saturday Afternoon. July Ie.
A COMPLICATED CRIxE-UDDERzooK AMI
WEST,

The latest developments in the Chester county
murder case leave little room for doabt that the
victim was the man Goes. Of Baltimore. upon
whsse pretended death, in that city, some time
ago. bis widow sought to recover come s25, 600
from the life insurance companies. II was as
ssrted thst be had been burned In his shop, being
y work thsrs on what be claimed ts be cheap
substitute for IndiA-rubber. Tue man Udder-
zook, nov under arrest, Was his brother-in-lAw,
aod was also present in the chop. at the time
Of the fire. He testified to their having gone TO
the place together, and that Goss afterwards en-
tered the shop with can Of cOal-oii in his hand,
while he (C1deTzook) went TO get light. In
the msautims the placs was discovered o. FIRE,
and Il was remembered Afterwards tina: Udder-
z1ok gave no alarm at the time, which he ex-
plAined By saying that be supposed Goes might
have escaped the flames vhich il now seems
highly probable he had. He gave intimation to
some persons near however of the probabilities Of
man being burned, and the chArred and mutt
lated remains OF man we've found among the
ruins. which Udderzook and Mrs. GOES sGbze-
qlently accepted as the body Of Mr. Goss.
In due time, claim was nade on the insur-
q ,ce companies for the SIS 900, which they re-
sisted feeling unsAiisfed Of the burning Of
Goss. The hrst case-and only one tred-was
carried, however by Mrs. Goss, on Ulderzook's
testimony and on the evidence Of tile charred
human remains, which it Was concluded we're
those Of Goss. Qt is now believed they we're
obtained from some medical college, or other
place where dead bodies may be had)
And now, a. already said, it appears thu, the
IN IN murdered by Edderzook, on the 1st OF July
is the same man Goss, who was said to he burn
ed The circumstances Of the whole affair re
senbls most remarkably those OF the We t
case. Goss and Cdderzook seem to have been
engaged in the line Of quack discoveries, work
ing secretly, and pretending great results, just
as West was. They then appear to have adopt
ed the bold idea Ascrioed to West OF efsc.ing
heavy life insuranees, and attempting to deceive
the companies by the false appearance of the
insured persoRH death. Tho scheme involved
a fre-just as West's supposed plane did. It al
30 required some human remains to be found af-
ter tie Ere, AID these were provided III both
cases.
The horrible sequel, too, has other elements
Of similarity to the Dover tragedy, Tie
murderer cut up his victim and baIehd his cloth
ing, so that Identification ID very difficult. Had
he gone q irife further, and adopted Vests
zkinning process it might have beeI almost i'm
possible.
1t seems beyond reasonable doubt that these
two extraordinary series of crimes were akin to
each other, the second being an imitation Of the
fret, in several respects, though Goss certainly
could not have anticipated that in the end I'd
derzook would add murder to perjury and arson, (,
and make victim of his partner IN crime
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
3sil Had Lines.

KJEw ROUTE 10 SHARON, SARATOGA, AL
~ BAEf. MONTREAL sc. via kuFth Penns ;
vAnia. Cenirai OF New Jersey, Al iaay and snsqoe-
hanna HailrCadH
on and after MONDAY. June soth. : Fsst Express
Train uil leave the kerih Pennsylvania Depot cor
ser Of Befks and American streets. Philadelphia.
daily, (~uudass excepted af 10 A NJ, With DraU-
ing rOt n carr AfEeche: Trough Eifh9uf change 20
aratpea and but one chsnge in Unf01 depOt5 f0f
Ard svoidink the tedious transfers through New
YORK city.
This route thronga the picturesque valleys OF
the Lehga and Wyoming giving 70 t0ai ists The op-
DOTtEuiiy OF visiting Ma1ch Chunk, the famous
ssitch-back, GtlkesbaTFe and Scranton
Pare 70 SnaTon $50 Fare 70 Albany. u 20
Pare 70 Saratoga S. 80 Pare to Montreal SIS 81
Ticket on1ees-SoTth P, ma De ot ifS South
Firth s'Teft, 10 Ch ST. ut street Pot adelphia.
Bsggzg- cha-sEed fEOm hotels AID Residences 10
place OF desana ION.
BILLS CLAt x, Denl Agent North PennR- R R.
4. p BALDWIN, teen, Pass A .. G. X X q y ].
{. +. MAYO. Gen Pass. AR'. IL Go.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
STRONG TALK.

We can with confidence recommend 70 our GUS
tomerz the SsmRrltanB Rol and Herr Juices ss 3
r. Inedy worthy of their consideration. We have
been selling largely Of the art Gle for years and ind
that ia no instance has II failed in curing StrOfaa,
UlcerB Sores rheumatism, arising freq a scrofu-
lous taint, is speedily removed.
JAS. z. BURNS 4 cos DRUG STORE,
Cor. Sixth Street and Penn Avenue, Pttsburg
When leading druggists so strongly recon mend 70
their heighDoB ard customers remedy, ig is tui-
reut prof that the article can he depended on
There IL not another remedy known tfat has stood
he eel that he Samsritauh loot aud Herb Juices
has. During the y ar It Was used in TIE hospitals
where ScrOiuia and Impurities Of the blood PIE
Vailed IN their worst forms. And 1t was the whole
dependence Uf the surs eous ia tuch cases.
roo. and H4ID Iui e., 81. z5 per Dot le
SID Dy Bnpghurst %, siXtn AMI Market ;
z Mcin4n, 5 cJhd and Market, llmlAgton, Del,
ana " DIuRgis generaA7. ye7iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
RaIIe,aake.ip New Jenoy.

A nest of rattle snakes WAS discovered on 8
farm near GlA=shoro last week. A party of men
made raid upon them. when they found forty
varying in size from six TO eighteen inches in
circumference, cJiied up together. and. angry
at such an anceremouious intrusion. filed the
air with the hideon= din Of their rAttlss. They
soon beat q hasty retreat, when an attack vas
made on them by the party, and eight were kill
led. come being large specimens. Ihs lArges;
one, many feet long and az thick a. mans les
escaped The ratIles OF those that we're killed
we're cut of It il OF rare occurrence that 70
many OF THESE snim4lsars found in that sscilon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
WbatnCo.t.tsRpna a Steam 4bIp.

The Chester Nsles says: Captain Randle. Of
this city. has received the appointment OF First
Oficer on the steamship ''0hiO," the second Of
the PhilAdelphia line, Of which the "Pennsyl-
vAnia" vas the fret. Last night We heard hun
make the statement that the expense per day OF
running an Atlantic steamship exceeded thou
sand dollars. The weight they have 10 carry
outside OF freight Is enormous. Por instance
she il provided with ten huge tanks which
are deposited one hundred and eighty Thousand
gallons Of water. Then she must tAke IN a
supply Of coal. OF which che viii consume
from 80 TO 40 tons per day. To meet and pay
all the necessary expenses of running 3 steamer
Ike this will call for sum equivalent to not
lees than s400 900 per annum-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

III RAILROAD - - SEz@z4S
or AND AYTEE sCsoAY, yUsE -. l5 ;,
Trans rave Depol Tairy-secona tni Marke
Streets, fAlla e.pAiA-
MAlS LINE WESTWARD,
PaoH Accumulation, 6qa, 80 and 10 81 A. NJ. Ito
-. D., 80 Id l..eV r. n Un SUNDAY ) %
NisgGra express daiIy, except Sunday, T2oA AN
Wsshing;ih E1p No dsi,, ex sunday 1l2oAM
FaA. Line @ ana sre Express, daily, CA ~
Harrisburg AZ daiy, except sunday, aso f a.
Lancaster aad ioFk acc. dalJ,ex-
Psries6aTs Train dslly, except Sunday, $50 F. n.
PitsGGrs E1Pr.s, dsilI except sunday
southern Express daily, 10 30 r n.
v Hashington Express No daily llo5PM
Pacibc Expreas daily, :. ii.sSP,M n
Erie Man sa,lrIa' night runs only 70 wfiamsport
For Emisra Express Train leaving 1915 p. NJ.
daily, except M5uday, tickets must be procured
and baggage Delivered AZ lis Market street bg
NRw YoRK DIVISION.
Express for New York 60 sl6, 7.l5, 1s5 $50 and
4 a n, Y ~, i'5, 800, 5.sO and S55 r NJ, and
New YorI sunday Trains 90, 10, 1875 a. M, l2 80
65s P. NJ, aud 2.21 night.
Elnigrant Train ior New ioik 12eo night
Accom- for Trenton, ll.S0 +. ii
FROM KKNsINGToN DEPOT.
For New York 75I A. NJ. daily and 20 I'M
BlstetDn. 6.4u a NJ. z.0u noon, bl5 and 70 2. NJ.
Trenton, 49,, 80, 10, N, gl5 $40, :, s SO and
G.50 Pm
FOR BELuDERe DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lambvile, Phillpsburg East.
On, hcranJOf &C, 73O A. NJ. and 4.rO r. NJ.
Way Train TO LAnbertville and Flemngton, 10 90
For Pennington, / g. 1000 A. NJ, and & 80, Pm.
Accommodation for Belvidere, $50 T. NJ.
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
AceInn for New YORK, via south Ambey, and ott,
HEar
A. h,snd wa Monmouth Junction and Perth Am
z. n. u no1ni 2 3, o, al d6 :. H. For Trenton, g.
| y ~ Tia1n for Burlington, ESQ p. M
| Nay Trains for BgrdentOwn. aad II 80 Z. N.
| For Kinkeia Bratch 6 30 A NJ, 2 a9d5 r M
/ For Long Branch, go anu 2, Pm
FOR HlghLatoWn, 6.UO A. NJ, and l.S0, $50. and g.
For Pemoerton, and Long Branch, and Tuckerton
i For AedfOrd d, A. N / 90. $50, and g., 2. NJ.
| For Mt Holly and Felunerton, i, Ills, A. h, ard
l.sO, 10, $50 5.so, 6.SO p. NJ. For Mt. Aoly 80
NJ and II 80 +. M.
Trains arrire Thirty First and MARKET Strests;-
rom Pittsburg, $780, 7.l5 A. NJ, $50, P. NJ, daily
/ u 20, Gt5 a. i2s5 NJ except Monday. From
Erie ana Willtmsp rt, 6t5 NJ dauy, except
| Monday, ana 30 II NJ daily except Sunday From
5aiI4lo snd NIAGARA FAILS, 2.5O a M daily ex.
| ept Monday. Fr IA LOCK haven, hlmira and
Eiliamsp IT, 6, + NJ. From New YORK, iId5 G 80
w. ~ KSns I9 io B and ID Z IS n saad trains aims
Gt2 942, (Kens) IS 1929, ll,45 P IS, and IL 45
| A NJ. From hastOn, Pnilipsburg and ambertvle
| 1t,33, IA KenAington pepOt, Q, 1912 A N, 4 b5,
| pm.
| Sleeping cav Tickets can be had at sol Chestnut
| Street, aud Depot, Thirty Second and Market Sts.
| The Union Transfer Company VIII call for and
heck baggage nom Hotels and Residences Time
| Cards ana fuil information can be obtained at the
DUpOts and Ferry namsd above and Al the follow
ing
| ( No. p01 Chestnut street;
| TICKET OFFICES: No. 53S Chestnut street
No. ll6 Market street;
| A.. !. GAasATT. General Manager
my2G d NJ. BOYD, JR, Gen. Pass Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

New York city is to have an armed police IL
accordance with resolution Of Police Commits
sioners. Mayor Havemeyer. yesterday forwarded
to Governor Dix reputation for rifles, regol-
vers, swords, etc, for the arming Of brigade Of
five hundred policemen, who may be called to aid
tls civil authorities in case of emergency.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
SpEfIaI BDttrfs.
Condamnad.

Balsam Copaiha IS condemned and discarded as
being not enly worthless but frequently Injurious
# is disgusting IN taste and smell and will disorder
he sOuhdest stomach and still the quacks use the
drug.
ssmarlian's Gift Il purely vegetable, Pleasant to
take and Will cure every time in from two 10 four
DAYS. We pride ourselves on It's certainty OF cure
It is The only known medic ne that can be de
pended On, thereby avoiding exposure aid trouble.
Price: Male packages, s.; female, O..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
saIalltr Powdera.

We call attention 70 oHr Se.dgtz Powders 30 uni
VeEsa!4y pup4iar eyrryWnere. Iney are made up
iThn and pure every few days and cain them 20 be
&c IL Tue market, 1uy Up ~ the stand9 I'd.
10 he COCA they must be fresh aud pure GhlE Il
our special lain, " prove which they need Only 70
De TILED. Dont iOrgs Tue pa-e 70 get tie Il, al
EO5i EOS DkLG sTOAk,
Front and " sal ss!eels.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
aarbeFa. Attention.

BaIbers combs. soaps, brushes, spoDgess superior
Osy rum, SICK pOmatuIn, pubs, powders, and bar
ueT 3 supplies geneTaiy, ut very low prices HAIR
pOIsade d speciality, always fresh and highly per-
iumed. Bars 10 Supplied 81 wholesale At
FUbTAk'S DRUG STORE,
Front tnd West streets,
Wilmington. LeiaWaFe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

ItUkH4TJkE AT YOUR own PRICES.
II GUULD q 60. SCI the Cheapest Fufniture,
5OUi-D 60. bel. the Best Furniture
GOULD a Z sel the strongest Furniture,
GOULD Co sell the hGndsOmest Furniture.
col LID a % have the largest SUCK.
JOL LID a O. have al kIuns Of Furniture.
GOULD CO. have the newest Patterns
GOULD 90. OdeF b iTgalus.
GOILD d co. Duy anu se for cash.
5UUI.D o.. ziWays give Satisfaction.
cot Id a Co. have great advantages In Mahlfac-
turing.
GOULD q 60. S Furniture is the most elegant.
GOULD CO. have Polite Attendants.
GUU Id d 20 nave HeiI-l.s .sntsi 5tUEes.
JOULD d CO. have fur siOrsa.
GOULD CO.,
\. E Cor. ElSTH and MARKET, E1A 81 ard 80
y. sEGO.SD ST. fIs6 MARKET St. and g72
5. Second street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
INoR CAPE MAY, VIA WEST r., aHasr
JERSEY RAILROADS, ~ SAezse@zaes

EolR CAPs VA NAY; VA WEST LA
sCMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1sth lsTs
Trains will leave Philadelphia, foot of Market
street. upper ferry)
go A. NJ, Morning Express. due at l2.l4
5.lbP y, Accommodation Ne at ia
40 + N, Fast kXpfssA, due at 80
7.s0 II Sunday Mail, Que at 10 45
Returning trains viii leave CAPE MAY
630A NJ Mail and Passenger. due at 1915
7.30 A NJ, Fast Express, dne at 1906
800 + N, ate noO EXprrAs, due al S2l
5uOP VI, SUNDAY NJ -il, due st : Il Pm
or Sal UhDAYs ONLY a Fast EXpress train
will leave Philadelphia OF ? % n, que al Cape
May 1 - r. VI. r h.turntny, Leave Cape May on Mon.
lay noraing- at " a. NJ, due al Philadelpha 80
Ful maa Palace cars are attached u the w a N
and " 4 u, trains from Philadelphia, and the 81
A N, and ~ p NJ trans from cape May.
Seats mag lie secured IL alyAne a. No. SIS Chest
nut Street
Freight trains leave Camden daily Al 80
5 .asJu 4ud lezTy Tickets al re tueei rates for
sac a; TIE Oh OF the TIeasurer, IN Cands 4.
TICKET OFFICES
No IS Chestnut ssresi zu1 in Pe.Ty BoildIng foot
Of AEfksg street
v J. ssTELI- Superintendent
Baggage called for ard Llscse1 a. Hotels resi-
neuCe ~ thG Unph Transfer Company, UffLe No.
| 50 Chestnut street. iel1-tsepl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
EneIisn mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Chuic. navoing extracts, VIZ: eat Lemon, Vanilla,
Peach, e1l bitter siEOnas, ext BtEawoerryt etc. AL
Of The most celebrated max 5, for sale al
EOsIEIt'b DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
Or. caterson's Group Powders.

Or. Caterson's Group Powders.
Dr.. CATERSON,s CEOCP POWDEhs.
Promp; safe and reii bic
An1rflng imHt diaie helief,
p riectlF iulO5ent even suck ing
lnfan can teEe tHr N without inlufy.
lk CATERsON's CR UP PDNnERS
DA- & .TEFsOSS CkOUP POWDERS
DIR CATEksOs 5 X up EOH DELs
BIeSt Up the cisease speedily;
Act IKE Magic IN Group;
C.eaus1 lhe stomach:
n move tough, EtsC'td Mucus
Ant MeTaorauOas ExcglatiOts.
DR. CATEr SONS CHOUP ruA DEFS
DIX CATERSONiS ROuP POWDERS
Dz. CATEhSUNS CkOCP POWDERS
saou.d Ds in eyerJ FAMILY,
~ The life Qf tnr PARENT
Nay depend on tbs immediate
Administration o. the medicine.
DIX CAIEhspN,s ; CROuP POWDERS
Prepared uy WM NJ. CaTEksOS. N. D,
l49 y. SIXTH ct, fhila-, Pa
Sent by mAi. on receipt OF prize, 15i. JeS3-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

F0ELIsaBD EVERY APTIssg00s, tisuaaass
szeeptsd,l as 1s cOaEzsoiAL BvuDna, so-ftA Fesf
esTzsx FasA azd Aaskst Streets. Tee GsAts a'pp.
s< DO11gs 8 Fszy, b. sasl - ssrSez bV sarTtas
tkFeisgk0aa tk< sitr.
-1Hs DELA WARE TRI sUgR. l,ssekts.l tie greet
PsssassLzr Eezz n Rasazs sd FrusesFOssEss p'se-
ttsh4d essrv TzsRsaay rAeyniAg. ai 1sso Dollars 9
Fear.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

Font's Cattle Powder, II. II. IL. Liniment. Roberts
RmbiocatlOn Chicken or POullry Powder and all
prominent Patent Lsdt ines In tie marEet for saie
al EUsIEkS DRUG STORE,
Front and Vest Streets,
Mtlmlngtnn L5lAEare,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
williams Yankee soap.

The nnest AID IuOst popular slayiAg soap in use.
a .zfge stJek last rtceived he :. .ede supplied BY
( BRING HURST d co,
conner sl1th and MARKET streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
xedIstEr's B1tifes.
.a.amansa nFFIcK

n agIsTERB OFFICE. -. ,s7a
NEw CIEfLE COUNTY. July .. ls1s
AtKfkon the application Of Are ioeld A. Gspehs. Au-
mnStraior oil Mary Ocheltrees lave OF nLl. Win. IA
sttz n AID C0untg, deceased u is oTdsfs1 -
drestsd ~ tbs Register that the AomihlsHsss,I 4 =,
Aforesaid, give notice OF tne eiAnsnh ns,asa ~ tne
deceased. win the dste O. srsnpsss posied s1sl
t,h,n fcSfv dsvs from the date Of such lest.rs N
8 Of the most public places Of ne onM srs,Sst -
,ns Estst n lreaent the same, or abide Oy ~ Acs
~ AasemblJ IN such made and provided. Ano also
cause the same TO he Inserted Wlthln lns saIe s,,
pTTiod 10 the DAILY COMMERCIAL neNhpspsI pun pss
ilshed 10 Wilmtn. ton, aud " DO conthneo lhHiei"
three weeks =, nc..a n,
r. II the ReRister Aforesaid, II New Casue N Nes
.nov. Systtsn S111.1 N0N' b. GIBBS, Register
NOTICK-AIl persons having claims agalnsh w
Estste n the deceased must present the same duy
attrsted 10 The Administrator on OF before July
5ln 1874 or abide the Act OF Assembly IN su0h
case made and provided. c.rvIIu
Address, Wilmington, Del aunt
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