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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

.Rl MtyIscEScgs OF WIIMIN GroN. This book
of Miss Montgomery Il seems to be widely known,
aud since tie recent issue Of new edition, by
johnston ~ Blgia. orders have come, even from
great distance, for copies. gentleman IN
New York, named Bancroft, who seems to be
uni,s ut uterested in il has ordered copies through
bmghman. Thomas & Co., to be sent to Califor-
MA, tho West Indies a, England I he last being
sent directly to the colonel of an English regl-
ment al tho Aldershot Camp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

NFUCR~INIa GOODs-An the BEST FABRICS
IVA for monrIing purposes, const .ntly on hand.
W. b. SHARP.
HINDFRWRAR. = LADIES GENTS AND
u CHlLDREN'S, all sizes and qualities, al
W. b. SHARP'S.
A Ill THE NEW SHADES OF COLOR In
N the most desirable DRESS FABRICS, at
W. b. SHAkP'S.
I'M. GNNRLs-All the grades Of BALLARD
u VIE and GlLBER1iS, including Shaker and
W. B SHARP.
DI IATEETs-From s. TO $50, per pair, includ-
I'D lug the
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA BLANKET.
W. B. SHARP.
oCtl0.1yof Fourth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RaIlrosd Bours.
rRAnss LzAvs wnNnaroN.

xkAtt9d bhAFH NtLaEaIONs
For Esp York.-1.20, l.sS a. NJ; 12 22 5.ST P. y.
For Faiadstp pila-i,s5, 1lO, sic. 1905, 1850, A.
Is5 A, NJ. o 81, 6sU lO.24 r. NJ
For Fort Deposik-o.fs, p. Ii No Sunday train.
For BaitfzsJfs-l2 g. 2eS, 1909 A. M; I.Ojt LIS,
TO n. Sundays. ~ 81, % A. M.
kor Rashha9toR 2us A. nj; L0S, l.23, ITO
p. NJ Sundays, i26x, 2 Us A. M.
Tor DciaHaTe n. R-laeos lO.lO A. MI $50 +. n.
No SUNDAY trains. -
FOR Aels Castle-l2 S. $40, 10. 10 A. NJ 1.25, 635
$50 p. n. Sundays, s40 a. M.
FoT n ftRtBgt0n st heddiaf n. R.-bFO A Nj. e
so, $40 ID. snndays, e.4o A. NJ (Ihe latter tWu
do not run beyond Coat sytIe.)
For Wlimi ,gt0n d Hestern II. Rio 30 A. NJ. 5.SS
p. NJ. NO Sunday Trains.
TRAINS AKkIvE AT WILMINGTON,
From Ksv YOrk.-1.5J A. M; lib, 100 P. NJ. Sun
days l.63 A. M.
ls.t0 H.. lLoS, LA S,,s, els, osJ, 100, sll 10 20
Z. NJ. Sundays, l2.42, l.5A 9.55 a. Nj 4V.5o T. NJ.
From oTt Leposit.-S.t4 a.. Al. No eunuAy tram
From BattimOre.-llO i.25, tO25 a. n IL. bzI,
lola 4. n. suuuAys, LILO, l,2i A ~ lO.l4 L. -
From HGShfHgt0Hk-i.tO, l.x5 A. NJ. 12.lt, . u,
l0.l4 r. M. Sundays, LILO, % A. Al. lO.l4 r. Al.
From DstaleaTe n. R.-lO.l5 a. al 800, wa r. M
FTon se.S castls 500, 1c15 11.5O A. M 855
| 6.4o v.u2 +. Ri. Sundayr, - r. M.
FIRM bitatIlgtoa d he0t4fllg II, h-S.lo. llsO, A
NJ; SO r. m. SInusys T.. . a. Al. [lne $40 A. "a
train and the sunday TAIN are from CoA.esVill'
ony) 80.
T. Al. No sunuay ITalns.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
124I, 100, $780, 1880 a. Nj. 1900 M; 1918. 2,3l
4 w, 6.l5, 6.UUi 5ao, o. ~, ll.SO +. hi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

THE Posr OFFICE REMOVAL Work was be-
gun. yesterday, upon the fitting up of the room
on the ground f10r in the McOlary building for
the reception OF the pos'-oilice while the Gov
emmout building is undergoing repairs The
removal will take place before the close OF the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

~ Fomen's Bllt.On Boots at Preltyman's, from
g. rs to "a bO pair
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
ciTY ITEM 8.

EE-Frsttyman lie selling mems nne calf long boots
for s. so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

RECOVERING William Lowther of Chrstlna 4
Hundred who was SO badly uj red a few week :
ago, by the wheels Of a heavily loaded wagUl
passing over his feet has so far recovered az O
be able to go about on cru,ches, and give hi
personal attention to business.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
goifes.

RJ oTICE-Robert p. Carey has made an assign. |
~ ment of his estate for the benefit OF his credi.
tors, to the undersigned, and all persons having
claims viii present the same, ana those indebted
"tt octis.f lasap p'' ' GEO. C. MARIs. Assignee.
NTOTICE = WILMINGTON INSTITUTE. : Per-
~ aons desiring 70 become stockholders of the
wilmington Institute are notified that the assess
ment on each share for the 1emainaer Sa ne & na
duced to one dnlsr. Shares may be mad o. ine
octiS-W&Stdec1 LIBRARIAN
AYoTTCE The first Mortgage Bondholders of
~ wi mington and Western X. X. Co. are re-
onested to meet at the Board of Trade Rooms IN
the Masonic Temnle, in his ~, on WEDNESoALt
the 22d ins at 80 p NJ, TO hear the report o. tne
committee appointed at former meeting. octle,ot
A7oT.C A special Meeting Of the Stockholders
~ o. the smyrna Delaware Bay X. r. Company
will be held at O'Clock, NJ, on Friday, &c oosr
1Jth, 1873 al the flee OF j. @. a h. $40 KEY, IN
the town Of Smyrna.
- O'' - '''9 j. c. sTocKLY.
octIb it Secretary
NY oTIcB.-The oificers and Members OF Evenlng
~ Stav Council, No. 1, s. and d. of A.. are re-
duested 10 meet at the Council Rooms. McClary,s
Building, Tuesday evening, the l4th ins a. haif
past seven O'Clock as visit is expected from Tr!ni-
"ocfii,Sl cIIaS'' ''' 10 u a ?. CAMPBELL, n. s.
TVNHW REPRESENTATIVE OF AN sNGLISH
firm is az present in New York appointing
agents for articles Of great comme cie value. and
endorsed by the ltadiDg merchants in both CONT
nenis; State agencies open excepting New folk
| city. Address BOX $685. New YORK Postofice.
oc 1l,6t
RJOTIt L 10 WATER RENTERS. All per-
sons who have sold pro 'erty lring the present
| year must give notice In writing to the Registrar,
at the once of the Water DEPARTMENT, before the
sOth day of November 1873 and insert In the notice
tie name of the purchaser, and number Of the pro
perry purchased, otherW ise they will be held lia
hle for the water rent the next year. Also, all per
sons who may wish disc ,ntinus the use OF water
or any portion of II, must give noice IS ABOVE ant
pay 81 for drawing ferrule. No alteration will b'
| made in any bill after the above date
| FRANK A. TAYLOR,
octli, ,tnovs0 Registrar.
NToTICR-Ia hereby given that The undersigned
~ was, on the Sd day of October, 1873, appoln o.
a sighee Of X Hayes in BankruDtcY.
ct9,ltaw8F FRA NOLEN.
FN|HIRD sE9TES OF LOAN SToCK-The HON
loan Ass citation is now Issuing a third serie
of stock-the nrst payment due Fourth Friday, sept
26th. Subscriptions for the remaining shares re
| ceiVed by Nj. NJ. CHILD Treasurer, or by
E. 4. TAYLOR, Secretary,
, sepg tt 500 Market Str ct:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Mantea.

WNTANTRD- ONCE - An aetive, energetic
w man IN act as salesman, fr the Amer
can Sewing Machine; must come well recommended.
A horse and wagon will I've furnished. once, In
Clayton Heuse Building, 50I ktng street;
octi4 u J. b. PhiMRosB, Manager
"AN ED.-A boy to milk two cows and make
w himself generally useful. Apply %
ID. LEMON.
octotf 97s Msrket street
GHoEMAKERs WAIVED. : Steady work end
- good wages. Apply At IT. z. PENNINqTONS
shoe store, 9th i ORANGE SITS.
aep'6-n
wv ANTED. = salesmen for the best Sewing Ma
w chine ia the narke'. Tie best OF induce
'--''''' WEED SEWING M4eHINE co.,
septs,tf 514 Market Street.
NTANTKD-severai active business men to sell
Wv the Improved American Sewing Machine.
Amply at once at ONCE in C'ayton House Bnlidiag'
VXTANTED -IMMEDIATELY - Several active
w men to canvass the city for singer Sewing
inSitti marsi.tf A'''' ~ SIS MARKET sVREEr.
ETANTED-Housekeepe to know that sue
w can procure good servants at short E'lc
| BY applying ut MRS TAilOkS
Intelligence once,
mar1s-1y N. T. cor. Second and west ''
| XNYANTED Energetic men OF g0Od Haa.
w sell Singer Sewing Mach.ns Ertlf y
Market Street jan2l-u JCs2-9 Z u sfs,
| NETANTED = IMMEDIAThnI. = Aoif9o 511l.
| w men to canvass for the Grover Baker Sew
1 oct5-u Wilmington Del.
DoRCHE ESTER 4 DELAWARE RAILROAD co
| -WANTED-A competent enRineeri machin
| Isl preferred Address with testimonials.
Taos. W: ANDERSON, secy a, reas,;
| sep24 2wd&ws Cambridge, Nd
|
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

GENEROUS OFFER-The Jackson 4 Sharp Co.
have offered shop room free to any of their men
thrown out OF employment by the suspension OF
car building. who obtain jobs of cabinet making,
carpentering DC and agree to furnish material
TO such az about cost. Those whe have the
means to pay for the same who are in need Of
tins description of work should embrace the
present favorable opportunity OF having 1t done.
Ibus will tie men, able aud anxious to work,
have opportunity of doing 30, until business re-
sumes in usual activity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Council tonight.

Council tonight.
Four drunks, this morning,
The Penn Loan meets this evening.
Calvary Church Record No. 10 is out
There is now but one inmate in the City Hos
pital.
Tea-drinking at St. Paul's NJ. E. church this
night week
W. F. Robinson has opened a new stove store
at Aud and King.
The sale OF Mr.. Reads library begins at Osle
d Mlller's tomorrow evening.
Workmen have commenced digging for the
laying of drain in the City Hall yard.
The Hunsberger building, though smaller than
before, looks better with its new Water Street
improvements.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is issued to-day and
is an excellent nunDer of that unsurpassed
family Journal
The usual weekly lecture at Calvary Church,
this evening. Rev. VIM IL. Gallagher will de-
liver the lecture.
The proposition has been made in certain
quarters to lease the new City Hospital to the
original corporators.
Negotiations have been in progress with the
| agents of Hon. Chas. Summer to have him lee
ture in Wilmington, this winter. but his deter
mnation to retire from the lectNre field wi per-
clude his coming
| Board OF TRADE.-A special meeting Of the
members of the Board of Trade is called for this
evening. to elect delegates to the National
Board Of Trade, which meets next week in CHI
| cago.
TIE SPEAKMAN MILLS. - James Wilson and
| James Green who purchased the Speakman prop
| erty, near Mt. Cuba, have repaired the Touring
mill and set it in operation. They are now re-
building the saw mill
IMPRovEMENT.-The Messrs. L. 1. DUPONT 4
Co. are repairing the dwelling on the farn
known as the Blue Ball property, on the Conc or
pike, now occupied by Robert Banks, and Iut
| ting it in first rate order, from cellar to garre
TRUSTEE ELECIIoN.-An election to fill tiy
vacancies in the Board of Trustees in the Unio
, NJ E. Church, will be held in of the clas
rooms, this evening, between the hours Of seN
. en- and nine O'Clock All male members over :.
years are entitled to vote
REoovERINa.-W William Lowther of Christian
{ Hundred who was SO badly uj red a few weel,
ago. by the wheels Of heavily loaded wage
. passing over his feet. has so far recovered ar
} | be able to go about on crutches, and give Ia
personal attention to business.
SUNDAY SPoRTa Some mischieyiously incline
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
DAP M A +,
CONDENsED MILK

Ia made by carefully evaporating the watery portion
of Fresh Mix, adding to 1t small portion of white
sugar and allng It up Theoretically. In this way
1t will keep for years and can again be brought very
nearly its naturally liquid state by the addition Of
pure water. II is very largely used In the prepare
iOn of food for infauts and s especially adapted to
the use of travellers count of It's portability
aud answering all the pur soses OF fresh milk. 2he
k. BRINGHURsT q co.,
Corner sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

TRUSTEE ELECTION. An election to fll five
vacancies in the Board of Trustees in the Unio1
NJ E. Church, will be held in one Of the class
rooms this evening, between the hours of sew
en- and nine o'clock. All male members over 1
wears are entitled to vote
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

IMPRovEMENT.-The Messrs. L. 1. DUPONT u
Co. are repairing the dwelling on the farm
known as the Blue Ball property, on the Conc ord
pike, now occupied by Robert Banks, and put
ting it in first rate order, from cellar TO gar ret,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

TIE SPEAKMAN MILLS. - James Wilson and
James Green who purchased the Speakman prop
erty, near Mt. Cuba, have repaired the Touring
mill and set it in operation They are now re-
building the saw mill
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

W. NJ. Kennard " Co.'S
60 TO LIcurBNsrEN and taEe a few shares in the
New Canyon Loan. Splendid lnve stment.
WOMAN, take your ltsle boy to Third and Market
AID get oue Of Bu4bJnas pretty suits for fall and
Wln.Gr wear.
IHs morning was very toggy bat not SO as to pre-
v ma larye number Of people calling at deNolfs
IUf flll co thing.
IL. s,pGNT GtAir, the next lime he visits VIII
mrRtou. viii ret measured for suit OF Eeynt .
U5s5 winter wedr.
EAfrLuYs's Pure Whre ore Soap cleans Sins
ans las.S o perf 1attuH and miSes them ir, sh and
naw. Asaultdly 81. almond, Agent, Wilmington,
Del.
II Il ROW pretty well understood that the "CoH-
NEtCiAL pR.Fs" turns out the haest printing of any
{ IA 'e 10 the city. L prices we DO not allow any
primer In Philadelphia TO get below u.s. Send IN
t0T estimates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

Board OF TRADE.-A special meeting of the
members Of the Board Of Trade is called for this
evening, to elect delegates to the National
Board Of Trade, which meets next week in CHI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

NoTICE-I, Samuel Moore, do hereby give no.
~ tire that shall apply 10 ths Judges OF the
Court OF neral Sessl 1ns Of he Peace and Jail De-
livery of the state OF Delaware In and for the Conn-
" of New Castle, at the November Term, A. D. 1873
fHT a License to keep Tavern, at No. 922 g. Tth
st Get, in 9th War1. Wilmington DEL. and the fol-
lowing freeholders recommend the sad application,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
aur saIe.

U0OR sALE--Three three-story bricks la4g,
Js4l, i9lG W lson street, six rooms each, -
= --. n. N. CHIL0 4 CO..
octiA.if No. West Seventh Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

M IoTICE Il, Jacob Hauser, do er'by give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges OF the
Court of General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware in and for the
County Of New Castle at the November Term, A.
D., 1873, for License TO keep a Tavern for the
sale Of Liquors at SEQ Orange Street. in the Third
Ward in the City OF Wilmington. aud the toll wing
nIIl.uA Inn r.l
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j. A.RAUM HAS
The Old Family Journal.
Rev. DR. Duncan.

According TO announcements, made 10 our
las, issue. this eloquent divine lccgurcd at the
Me. Church. South. in ibis town, on Tues
dsy uigbt last on "WoNANs FLAcE' The
attendance OF both sexes was large, and the
audience as cultivated as our community ever
assemblies. ITO those who have ever enjoyed
The rare treat Of hearing DR. Duncan, either
from ,Le pulpit OF the lecturers desk, it will
not be necessary toapologise for attempting no
report of his remarks. We viii only say that
the lecture was fully 1f TO the reputation Of
tle speaker. and was q timely and, we believe.
20 every sensible and christian person present,
most satisfactory discussion Of question
whose echoes have scarcely reached us as yet
but which is nevertheless being debated at this
very time with much noise, fury. extravaganza
and haaacism iu our own aud other lands
Willis, it poured sc5rn and yiiicule upon the
ss-cauel ana se'i-co1satu,el apostles Of wo-
usa's emancipation. it was flr removed from
the weak aud maulGo soutmeu,a'ism with
which the subject is sometimes treated.
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MARRIED,


On the 3Oth Of April, 1878, at Bunker Hill, by
Rev. J. II. Marsh. ALFRED G.. LEGG, to Miss
VIRGINIA D. CLENDENlNG, both Of Berkeley
county, w. Va.
In Baltimore, on the 10Th ult., at the residence
ofGeo G.. jenkins Esq. by Rev. Father Gubitosi,
HENRY DAINGERFlELD. OF Alexandra. Va,
to VIRGINIA PEYTON KEY, OF st. Mary s
county, Nd, daughter Of the late Philip Barton
Key, Of Louisiana.
On the 29th ult., in Martinsburg, by Rev. NJ. l..
Cutler. DANIEL McGINNIS and Miss JENNIE
DAWSON, both Of Martinsburg, " Va.
On the 18th ult, by the Rev. 5. X. Kremer, Mr..
JACOB KEGS TO Miss MATILDA f. COOPER,
both of Back Greek Valley, Berkeley county.
On the lst inst, at the residence of Mrs. Pick
q IT, Of Hagcrstnwn, Md, bv the Rev. j. +. Amos,
Mr.. WM. r. HOLLIS. OF Martinsburg, and Miss
j EMMETT RANDALL. Of Hagerstown, Nd.
In Loudoun Street Church, May LIST, 1873, by
Rev G.. L. Leyburn, ar. j. A. HUTCHINSON, OF
Leesburg, and Miss JENNIE \. CHM, of Win
chester.
At the United Brethren Parsonagein Winches
ter. April % 1873 bv Rev. George W. Howe, Mr..
JONATHAN JACKSON aud Miss JENNIE >.
ROBINSON, all of Frederick county
AT the residence OF the brides father, DR.. j. w.
TAYLOR, Hillsborough, on the 29th ut, by Rev.
Mr.. DolIey. DR.. BAILEY PRICE, Of Nd, and
Miss LAURA TAYLOR, daughter Of the late Dir.
Geo. ". Taylor, Of Clarke.
On Tuesday. at Rehoboth Church. bv the Rev.
/ G. Dice. Nr. GEO. W. ADAMS and Miss OR
RA. daughter Of Joseph Mock, ESD, all Of Lou
d1un.
On the Goth of April, at the Parsonage Of the
VI. 4. Church. by Rev. j. J.. Kilgore, Mr.. NOR
VAL WILSON ROBINSON, OF Alexandria, Va,
10 Miss MARY ELLA WILBURN, of Fauquier
county, formerly Of Alexandria.
AZ the residence Of the brides father, on the
29th OF April. by the Rev. DR.. Minnegerode a.
sisted by the Rev. Dallas Tucker, ). RANDOLPH
TUCKER. of Charleston, W. Va, 20 FANNIE b.
Youngest daughter of Judge VIM. w. Crrmp, Rich
fuoul Va
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THE PLACE TO
OHersensitye PersOng.

Il certainly is very great misfortune to be
oyerseusitiye Many persons take umbrase
at publicity being given to either their own or
their friends shortcomings. A little practical,
common sense exercised by persons thus atflict-
ed would greatly serve TO lessen their NORTH
cation in such matters 10 this age the Press,
90 De free and independent, cannot stop to draw
distinctions of persons. Those who would
claim exemption from newspaper criticism
should by their cond net deserve 1t. If pub
fishers Of newspapers are to be trammelcd by
such considerations. and wait for or ask per-
mission Of over sensitive persons as to what
should or should not be published, they would
have rare time Of it indeed
This is an age when freedom Of the press Is
held high above all individual cayiling. The
exalted in life, if remiss in respecting the
worlds good opinion, should not expectimmu-
nifty any more than the humblest man. The
Press holds charter as iIhmitable as the
wind" and Ekeit blows alike on rich and poor
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A Now Stoclz ofHardware.


I HAVE Just returned from the Eastern Cities,
and am now receiving the best stock Of English
and American Hardware ever offered 20 the rieo-
pie of the Valley. Give me call and examine IN Y
Goods and prices and be convinced, that Will sell
Hardware as cheap as any house in the Stale.
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOtF.
FULL and complete line Of Builders Hard
Y ware, Locks, Screws, Hinges, Bolts, Planes,
Saws. Braces. Chamber Sets Foot Tubs, Water
Buckets. Wash Basins, aud Tia Plates, for sale by
April ;. 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TNHE best Rat Trap in the market and Mouse
Trans in abundance. Tea Pans, Tea Trays
Bake Pans and Stew Pans. all sizes for sale ey
April 5. 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Unable Mats, Fancy Whisps, Jumping Ropes,
Rolling Hoops, School Baskets. for sale by
April ). 1873. ia ;. LAW. HOOP.
(tARPENTER'S Oil Cans, Oil Stones, Back
I Cannon Boards. Checkers, Ches men, Steel
Crochet Needles, Single and Double Pencil Tips.
Rubber Bands, Match Safes, Shaving brushes and
'- Gprii s. 1873. JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
TElHE Wallace and the Ullum Plow, FOR sale by
4 April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HoOtt'
I OCUST Posts, Framing Lumber, Plastering
I Lath, Meats Foot Lard, Lubricating and
Kerosene Oils, Bowman's Corn Planter, also the
Western Hand Corn Planter, Corn Shelters ane
Cutting Boxes for sale b.
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HoOFF.
THAR in =, and Gallon Cans. for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOfF,
TNARMER'S look before you purchase. | have
4 the best Fertilizers for Corn in the market
April 5. 1873. JAS. LAW. HO0Ff.
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SPRING TRADE.

Among the goods we now offer choice lot of
Silk Gimps and Frnges-all cheap.
An auction drive of Silk Gimps at and l5c per
ward. they are worth II and l6c who lesale day.
Hamburg Edges at O. II and II and worth is, 20
and 25c; Hamburg Edges at l6, % and 25 worth
Is. SO and 37i{; Hamburg lnsertings 10 to 80,
worth Is to As; Lace Edges lnsertings 5c up /;
Hemstitch Initial Embroidered and liemmed
Hdkrs. from to soc; Ladies Double Button Kids
81 20. worth SI.45; Gents Kids 81, in colors /;
Gents Fur-topped Kids; Ladies Stamped Skirts
50. worth $3.50; silk Mixture Dress Goods 45c,
worth C2; Satines in various shades, at cost
French and English Merinos at bargain; Japa-
nese silk Stripes reduced TO cost; Black Alpacas
35c worth ~; Black Iustre Alpacas at 10, worth
So. Black Mohair Alpacas at 30, 60 and -, can t
be bought at wholesale for the money; Mems
Shirts and Drawers, fine herino, at 10 and 80 cts.
Elegant ASSOrtrn ent
OF Ladies' Corsets from Is to l.35 for Thomp-
sons Fitting Ladies, Gents and Child
ren's lose, all prices; Ladies and Gents Paper
Collars at any price; Six Spoois Cotton ,2OGyds J
for zoe: Paper ana Envelopes all kinds; lot OF
Xmas tricks must be closed out At some price ;
l rross-l2 dozen-l44 Shirt Buttons for cents !!
Ciark's Spool Cotton &C spool or zoe per dozen
TEN PR. LADIES' AND GENTS ARCTIC
SHOES AT Sl50, WORTH 500.
There is not an article we offer you that has not
been reduced and considering The advance In the
markets is well worthy the consideration OF all
persons hunting for Cheap Goods.
CALL AT THE
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jefferson Foundry and Machine
Shops.

/ FER an experience of lG years in our bust
n ness, we have at last found ont that we can
not carry on our business without money; and
the difficulty in collecting money these times
makes it necessity for Us TO adopt the Cash sys-
tenn We will therefore, after January l, 1873,
DO work for Cash only or Country Produce down
on delivery Of the work. We wlleudeavor to put
down our prices low as can be done in the coun-
", and the work manshp superior TO any, and viii
strive to accommodate all who will favor Us with
their patronage.
Our New Ploughs, Of which we are making a
large lot Of different sizes, will be sold on time to
good responsible men, by giving their notes pay
able at such time as specihed in the contract. Re
member, however, we guarantee satisfaction IN
every case or no sale. Our old accounts are now
ready fer settlement and must be closed up with
out delay. WERLICH WELLER.
Innnarv II. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-10

There IS no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling twill not subdue, and
no Iameness which it will no; cure, This isstrong
language, but It's true. Where the PARTS are not
gore rs effects are mar7elous. Ithas produced
more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw,
palsy. sprains, swelliugs ceked-breasts, scalds,
burns. .alt-rhcum. ear ache, &c, Upon the human
frame, and of strains spawn, gals, &C, upon ami
mails in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. Itis counter
irritant an all-hcaling pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed without scar. ltis no humbug. The
recipe is published around each bottle Ii is sell
ing as no article ever before sold, and it sells be-
cause it does just it preteuds to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling,
deserve 90 suffer il they will not use Centaur Lini-
ment More than 1000 certificates of remarkable
cures. including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
govt, running tum0rs, &c, have been received
We viii send circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting it. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is
worth one hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied
horses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep
stock -owners-this liniment is worth your atten-
ton. No family should De without Ceutaur Lini-
meut Price soc, a bottle, large bottles Sl.oo
j. b. ROSE a CO.,
6m. SO BROADWAY, NEW loRR.