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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

the man who told me 70 divert McFadden's-
mind from contemplation oflbc horrors Of tho
tomb. Twas this monster Who counselied ME
to make the sunshine Of McFaddens smiles
burst through the tempest of Mel Q lden ears.
If that sort -heaGedm, nhfer cculdn't sinils over
that allusion whiskey and rum. If those re-
marks about the rheumatism in her legs couldn't
divert his mind from the horrors OF the tomb,
wssit my sfanta hcEadden grovels! Ne
knows no more abont poetry than speckled
mule knows about the Shorter Catechism."
The poet determined to. lcAse bet IL any
further criticism, We're III ldr upon lis p-lfo. IN
ances. He juiups.i down ir' III h ; rlial and
creep. softly toward lie back staircase. .inlN;
Ing at the landing. lie suddenly encountered
Brimmer, who was moving In lhc ,ame direc-
ton. The editor had hardly time Ia utter a
profane ejaculation and to lift bis hand to strike
the poet when ali old lady In a poke bonnet and
silver spectaces, suddenly emerged fro a the
stairway and pinned the editor to the wall with
the ferule Of her umbrella. After grinding her
teeth at him for a moment she 6oored him with
her weapon, and seating herself upon his pros
trate form, she extracted copy Of the Morn
Ing Glory from her bag, aud pointing 10 a GER
tain stanza IN tue obituary column asked OFT
to read 1t aloud. He did so. 1t read in this
fashion,
Little Alexander's deed
Jam him In his coffin;
Don't have as good a chance
Fora fnn'ral often,
Rush his body right around
To the cemetery;
Drop him In the sepulchre
With his uncle Jerry
AT the end Of every line the indignant con-
queror punched the fallen Brimmer's ribs with
her umbrella, and exclaimed
20 you willn D'you hear that, you wretch?
What dyou mean by writin' of my grandson in
that way9 Take that, you ,serpntl Y, you
YOU willinous wiper, you, tryin' TO break lone
widder's heart with such scand'lis lies as them.
you wilin! l kemmcre to hammer you well
with this here umbreler, you wicked win, You
owdacious viper you! Take that, and that, you
vile, indecent, dsgustin' wagobon When
you know well enough that Aeek never had
no uncle Jerry, and never had ITO uncle in no
se!ulchre any how, you vile wretch YOU "
While she pounded the editor, the poet grop-
ed his way down stairs, six steps at time, and
emerged from The front door with remarkable
suddenness. His journalistic career ended up
on that day.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

CLuB DIscussioN.-The Mark Lane (EnR-
land) Express says Of Farmers Club discus.
sions more information has been dissemi-
naled more Intelligence developed by such
means than through any other cause which
could be spoken to. BY the further aid of
good reliable report, this system Of mutual ad-
vantage comes to be almo st infinitely extended.
Many man who would fight shy ofroya essay,
although he found the pages ready "cut' to his
hand, will eagerly turn to hear what his next
door noighbor had 10 says or some more famous
agrcultlirist 10 offer gu the merits of the iinci-
Piles under consideration"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

A rash citizen Of Pittsburg, Pa, engaged h 1
brother in Ireland TO pick him out wife, an,
after the exchange Of photographs and certaii
loving epistles, SENT passage ticket to the
fair one to come over,
She arrived at the Pittsburg depot, and she was
recognized by means OF preconcerted Signals;
but she proved TO be much less fair than heI
picture, aud was aged not far from forty. The
disappointed swain lett for Ohio In haste, In
vas pursued by breach of promise suit, and
tAejuy has US. decided In favor of the fail
one.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

Coo, Ddtis has been charged with being a
dcspot rs Executive Of Texas; the truth, how
ever, proves him to be anything else. In lhe
two Years lie has been Governor, 1900 fire.
schools have been put in operation, over COZ
miles OF railroads have been constructed, ruf.
-anism has been sternly dealt with, and the
Immigration las been larger than in any six
preceding years Private and public enter.
prises have flourished, and large amount OF
capital has been drawn into the State 10 assist
III its development. II all this is despotsui Texa.
may well be content to have more of it.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

1t has not generally been considered either
polite or friendly to tell person to ''go to Jeri-
eho,' but this is what the English physicians are
dong al present in regard 10 their consumptiye
patients. All other places Of resort, Canada In.
cluded, have been found unsuitable. Medical
men, Just returned from jericho, declare the eli
mate 10 be the exact medium desirable. The sur
roundings are, in some respects, not overple asan,
and the society is limited and unrefined; blu
Englishmen and women, In spite ofthese ,nino,
objections, are huIrying OH TO the new me iical
Mecca
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

Protrsip. r irl, OF the Smithsonian institute
and Uuit4A 3i;,tes Fish Commissioner, has
received q telegram stating that 100000 salmon
eggs will be shipped from Brennan by the steam
arrive in New York on the 18th. They will be
III charge of Rudolph Hessei, all eminent Bremen
h-i culturist, and Oh their arrival will, ia great
par, he delivered Ia the State Fish Commission
et- lar introduction into the waters Of the
great lakes a.d Atlantic ,oas,. Que third OF
The ~ were pIastiit1il,,- the u Imam Govern
ment
In tbs Legislature Of New ! ork OH Wedne s.
day bili- wpIr introduced r.pesling the usury
laNs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

SAVE THE BoNEs.-Boncs of any a. finals
feathers. and hogs hair are worth more as fer.
tiiitors than Peruvian euano. Every farmer
and gardener should provide large box or hos.
head, put few bushels of muck OF fine soil In
the bottom, then fill up with homes and wood
ashes. We have In mind farmer that bnys
bones OF butchers, who writes that he reduces
them to pulp thus: have large water-tiabt
hogshead standing near the kitchen. In The
spring cover the bottom about six in hes deep
with dry soil. On this put layer Of homes
about the same depth, and cover hem emi,ely
with unleacled ashes. On these auotacr Iavcr
OF bones Then ashes, aud 50 Oil until the hogs.
h'ad Is ihll' leave 1t exposed 70 the sun and
ram all summer and winter, until the ne, I
spring Then, on removing the contents OF
we hesshrad, lind nearly all The bones 30 soft
that they will crumble 10 powder under a ycrv
slight = essure, aud, mixed " ith the ashes md
Tue SOIL they give nice little pile Of most yal,i.
aois manner ready for immediate USE AM
u u Tue bones not sufficiently subjued, retu n
to the hogslead again fD.another twrlle mon,i :
action OF the alkali in the ashes.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
1T s. PATENT OFFICE.

Wsshibgton, d. c., January 2ni, ISIS.
On the petition Of hmss Wilson, Charles Green aui
William Wilson Jr, Of New Castle County, Delaware
praying for tho extension Of patent granted to them
on the 10th day Of April, 1852 for Improvement in
Double Scanning Machines.
1t Is ordered that the testimony the case be closed
on the 18th day of March next that the time for lns
arguments aud the Examiners report be limited to
the 2Sh day Of March next and that said petition be
heard on the End day Of April next
Any person may oppose this extension.
JAN s-Sw M. b. LEGGETT, Commis,iCnsT.
BoQuEr HOLDELS.-A .leai anu conyenien
article for holding water Tor preserving the tresbness
and beauty Of buds flowers worn In the coat dress
hair. large assortment for sale by
Il. BRIN9HueST q CO.,
Ornsr Sixth sva Market streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

u. WAHh1nRton. d. G. january 2, 1873.
On the petition Of James Wilson, CbaIles Green and
Wl!iRm Wilson, DR., OF New Castle County, Della
ware aging tor the extension patent GRANTED to
them on the 18th day of April. 1850, for an improve
me1t In Machines for CorTugating Sheet Metal.
1t Is ordered that the testimony the case be clos
ed on the 18th day OF March next that the time for
fng arguments and the Examiners report be limited
the 2sth day OF March next and that said petton
be heard on the 2nd day OF April next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
Ian 9-3m NJ, d. LEQ0ETT, Commissioner
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
HORSES HORSES II HORSES m.
CARS IND DRAYS

he subscriber begs leave to notify his old friends
n and the people Of Wilmington and vicinity,
XII corner OF FRONT and FRENCH SITS. Fur
ntufe Cars Drsys and excellent horses To hire at all
hours Furniture and other articles will be removed
from tue Steamboat landing and other places In the
city, with great care, by skiful drivers An who de-
at the lowest possible rates.
aprR0-1S MORRIS wELDIE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

LNARM FOR SALE,-The subscriber offers At uri-
~ yate aale his farm situated near Pyle's
mil In Chfstana Hundred, New Castle Co. A4j\
containing SIN acres, about eight Of which M4bM4
are wood There are seven fields divided by good
Fences The improvement s consist Of good stone
house frame barn and spring house, over an excellent
fruit trees. II will &c sold bargain, and tho terms
made easy Apply to John Lowther on the preanses
nov 4 E.RRAAIE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

Every year increases the populari.
" ofthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and lit is the only reliable and perfect.
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
the scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruptions
and dandruff and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
.Ntreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
"a; it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PREpA.
RATION for its intended purposes"
Soit ~ all druggists, and Dealers IN Asdic;nss,
Prtoe One Dollar.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
FOR SALE

A farm for sale In Talbot County, Maryland, con-
tanning $50 acres, within three fourth miles Of Qerdo
va station, the Maryland q Delaware Rail Road.
There u o never falling stream Of water, running
through the centre Of said FARM and 1900 peach rees
Of choice varieties, three years old mart Spring
' 'N' w Nc. EffzyuRRBLL,.
nov 7-st ~. Cordova, Talbot Co., md.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

have for sale . beautiful farm Of ninety
ac1ss, In Chrlstiana Hundred, ~ miles A
from Csntrsvnle and three fourth miles
froSs the Wilmington and Reading Rail Essl
Road. adjoiinng lands Of Jos. McCauney, hsss
= sans Harvey and the road loading from FL.
csntrsvills TO Smiths bridge. This farm 1 In fpe
order, with plenty of fruit II acres Of good woodland
for fsnctrg, has large buildings and good water The
owner on the placer Mr.. VIM. Clark, viii show il h
any persons Who want4 to buy first class farm.
have . farm for rent near this city.
- WIN. BRIGHT, Real Estate Agent
jan Sym Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16


a sFLtNpID CANE or FoRFElTs-ILis game Is
genei lily kno"u " the name OF Tux OBJ Sol
pIER."
Ine lla.ri- atcd IN eirelei one Saiks round
holding pen, PENCIL or anything he pieases to use,
representing ali old soldier"
He hohi> II up and says, Whist wil you give this
POOR Old soldier"
The Irr-Jn ,sk.d must not use the words white
black, yes no, In her Ii abe does she must
pay a forfeit We will give an example.
Frank holt, up his old soldier and asks Susie, .hat
will YOU u, Z this old sOldier?'
Susie replies "A watch"
Pleas i" not give that, my poor s'idler needs q
coat
IL c"uid i,1t eiyo hun that" She avoid. $40"
What Will yuu give him then; hat:'
~ think WILL"
As only thrc, que stons can be asked each player
Frank passt- on 10 Louisa having tailed to make sa
san lay forfeit
"l.ollsa. what will YOU give ny soldier
~ pair vi Ihlttens'
"What coluI shall they be
"Grey."
Grey rnltteIsl q, do give him black ones"
mo, cannot
"A forfeit, Louisa, please, sou sail no.
lhut the gam goes round the circle.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHTsKERa.

rs onr Remover in many cases
reldircs too long q time, and too
mach care. to restore gray or faded
Nhi,hers. we have prepared this
dAe n one preparation which will
qlicliy and effectually accomplish
tn. result. 1t is easily applied,
AMI produces a color which will
heither rub nor wash Off Sold bv
- Druggists, Price Fifty Cents.
'"a' cured by R. p. HALL, & CO.
NASHUA. NH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
For Sale.

ies1 s, iss f ssaS' k&f%O S Sta
don delaware, Aau Road. improvements, 4h&1
other outbuildines Thirty asrees umbsr, white oak
aid chestnut well fenced Land In good state Of Gull
aystiou Large quantity Of good uit Of various kinds
WIN be sold bargain on easy terms. Apply to
EVANS fENNINGToNy Real Estate Ag't,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

tonisl cd every body b, attempi,ie 20 prove
IN Major Stewart hal lever regarded Mage
b. al y other light ilan that Of kept NH
E,sS
A Ca hoiic lest swore that the Major had
told hnn That he witnesses had tried TO en-
trap In into marriage but he had fui'ed
them, and lie spoke of Maggie only as his mk-
tress,-the p,iest hail baptized the child for Its
own sake, but had entered it as nlegitimate -
Other witnesses supported this BY animation
that the Msjn had declared. repeatedly, and In
the presence Of witnesses. that he had never
married Maggie AMI never ihended 10; Alto
srilH,t 1t appeared that tl.eir connection was
no, soaI1 morality. After 2Iotracted uia',
the clse was decided in favor Of the claimant,
the judge declaring the parties really and truly
married aud their Issue legitimate. The value
Of the estates ia which this interesting you;g
woman thus receives a widow interest isyer
large
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
FOR SALE,

FARMS NEAR WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
No. i ~ acres, within ~ miles OF Wilmington, fair
IMPROVEMENTS.
No. 2, e5 acres, within 3k miles Of Wilmington,
handsoms situstion moderate improvements.
No. g. 20 acres, handsomely situated, good improve
mentsi within miles Of Wilmington. VIII be sold
Cheap, on easy terms. Apply to
srp9S-tf 600 Market street, WiIia,ny,on Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

No, e2I Market street, above Second street,
wilmlngto n, Delaware.
Keeps constantly on hand full assortmsnt OF sad
dies brides, collars, whips, buffalo robes, blankets
trunks, valses, carrying bags; shawl straps, and
everything generally kept In frst clos Harness
store which they wifl sell At reasonable priees.
They sole agents for the patent able hip
tops and Peterson's collar, patent breast collar for
driving double without collar and harness.
They make coach and track harness q speciality,
they also manufacture all kinds of collars Tor whole
presented. - go
Large force stock to take the place Of other. CO
and see for yourselves. sep II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

ENGLISH MANUFAcTUREs.-Whi our free
trade contemporaries take so much pains to pa.
rade before our American eyes the huge stalls
tics Of British foreign commerce, undeniaby
great as they are, and to claim that these afford
convincing proofs Of the superiority offree-trade
over protection, 1t Is curious fact that the
same states show the steady decrease of the ex-
ports to the United States of certain goods In
the manufacture of Which We have made pro-
gress here at home. Here, for instance are the
quantities Of these goods exported to the United
States from British ports In the month Of Octo-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
FOR SALE.
Desirable Busineaa 6tnad.

A.k The undersigned desiring to retire from
vEN\y business, Offers at private sale, the we'll
u known and desirable property, No. 410 East
Hard street, where for many years past, the Dkf
GOODS and TRIMMING business, (established BY
NJ. g 3. Brown) has been successfully conducted.
This 10 q rare opening for any enterprisipW person
to engage In an established business with good pat
ronage,
Apply ou tho premises or to z. james Belt, of g.
Brnghurst q CO.. Sixth and Market strcets
sep 23-f MRS. Nj r. BELT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
A New Business Stand.
N I. =. Nicholson,

A@E HAS OPENED A BOOT s
Shoe store the N. W. CORNER OF
Third and Washington streets,
where lie will keep full stock Of Boots and Shoes Of
every style, and made OF the best ial and work.
manshp, and will sell them at prices suit the times.
Customer work and repairing of every kind done
neatly, cheRply and with despatch Don't forget the
place, No. sol WAsHINGToS STREET
N B.-Parlor slippers made to ordsT deoe-sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
" sALE--it will sell i've two-storyi BRICK houses,
Nos 1913, 1915. i3ll, 1919 and 1891 Chestnut 49,
street. -. = M5
Three thrse-story brick houses, Nos. 7ls,
T2s and 1873 West Ninth street.
Four two-story brick houses Nos. III, 1875, NJ and
729 West Ninth street.
One large two-story brick with Mapsard root, cor
ner or Delaware avenue and Rodney street.
The above properties offered at prlees below
what they can be built for at this time and viii
be liberal. Apply to 1..--.-
dec MEG II A hEnpn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

ROMANCE AND MURDER Banks
q colored man, living near Mediums River, In
Albemarle county, virginia, was Murdered for
a small amount Of money In charlottesville,
during the Christmas holidays The Chariottes-
Vile Chronicle narrates very romantic Incl
dent connected with Banks. That paper states
that some time last spring well dressed lady
got Of the cars at Mediums River depot and
going short distance into tue country, stopped
and put up at the cabin Of u family Of very
respectable negroes. A few days subsequent 10
her arrival she gave birth 10 a Guild, and she
was properly cared for by the hospitabe nesrof 5
for Sc, eral months, when she left them, reward
ing them handsomely for their care Sue then
took the child and carried it 10 the house Of
Grafton Eanks and left it with his family, with
a hundred dollars in money and instructions 10
call On her for more money when required. She
thei. left, Grafton alone knowing whittier she
wcnt. Since that thug regular ins,alinents of
money have h,.n received 10y Grafton and his
ilIuilS for the care and support ofthi: unknown
Child, which, We lrarl, is still with his family,
near MrchIilns River. The mother is reIolted
rs Young, beautiful, and of high estate, while
the child is one Ofuhnsual beauty, and the mys-
terry is likely to ltmain unsolyed, NOW that
Grafton Banks i. dead, fol hc alone, Of all the
people who know of the circumstances, knew
wltr e ill.,, mn'Atr If the Child lived.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
Valuable farm for sale.

- The subscriber having determined 70 gut
farming, oners ct private .aale, his farm,
situated On the Kennett turnpike, about sk
miles north Of Wilmington; Del, contain
ling about 81 acres Of land, divided into con-
yenient felds 10 COED state Of cultivation, and
about u acres or valuable chestnut timber The I'm
provements consist Of new house, built In modern
STYLE So feet front by 80 feet deep, and containing If
teen good sized rooms good barn. with running va.
house, Ice house. good apple peach and pear 0roh-
ards and ans grapery that wu produce barrel Of
Vile Station, on the Wilmington a Reading RAILROAD
The situation Ia one OF the most peasRnt Ed dsslra-
pie IN me country and well calculated for q coptry
seat Terms easy
sep Off .z.FAIYRE
A $500 CHnOMO-(Aoantsd, vaTnlshed and
"A sent post paid1 entitled '.lfisehlsf brewing"
VIII be presented 70 every subscriber to American
cember, 1879, for si26. Subscriptions received o.
VIM. Nj. kennard q Co.'s, dry goods store, 500 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Delawaf~. nov T-4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
Stray Cow.

Suayed away srom the farm occupied by David B.
Smith, In tho Ninth Ward, about CSzSfS
kkS62S the middle OF November, brownkES&
X-W- COW, with tar II. on her rump.-
Amy person returning the same or giving such fhf6f
nation as will lead to there recovery viii be suitably
reward. PIERCE GOULD.
dec 23-f WILMINGTON Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

einng ON to,lst ena Ianoy gosds " close on Rpea
- drugs and fixtures fer sale. W.T.. ALkIc60,
No. 707 Market rrees, m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
Business stand For sale.

- The undersigned having determined 70 -
tM retire from business, offers at private safp H.
-XA her store and dwelling, No. fo3 MarkstA
street, and running through 70 shjpley street The
high Is In good substantial order and OF the bAst
business stRnds In the city. viii DO sold on easy
terms: MARY SLACK, To3 Market street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16

Eor sale or nent-A farm Of 70 acres. on the
Il kennett pike i've miles from Wilmington. APP
ply to GRO. CHANDLER, or d. CHANDLER.
fan GIFTS GA King street, gO4 King street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
FOR SALE.

Land IN Brsndywine HUNDRED, containing twenty
eight acTes more or less Adjoining LANDS Of Georgs
H. Smith, John Frlel, Amos Bird and others.
Ii IL we'll watered and has considerable wood It,
and will be sold bar gain on easy terms.
Apply TO W. McCUAuLLEY & CO.
No. COZ NJ arket strt q,
~ IS Wilmington, Dol
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
Farm for Rent.

NOTICE:
TkEAsURrR's OFFICE.
WILMISsToS, DEL, Dec, 18th, is72
The Coupons OF the First Mortgage Bonds Of tile
Wilmington u Western Railroad Co., JannaIy lst
1878, win be paid on and after that date by the First
National Bank Of Wilmington. The Registered In
terest will be paid at the 1IeasuIels Once
jan 2-6 w. H. CoNNELL, Treas.
Farm for Sale.
The undersgnsd will sell at private sale, the planck
property, situated the Concord pike, Brandywine
Hundred, three miles north Of Wilmington and con-
tanning 2sk acres Of land The situation Ia very de-
arabs and well worth the attention Of those wishing
toPupchsse. The land Is well adapted TO trucking.
Terms &C accommodating.
GEORGE b. EVANS, Executor, near Rockiand
Jan 0-G
LNoF kale.-A two horse power with thresher al
j. SHAKER In good order, Casho make. Parties be-
fors purchasing would do well to call and examine
this machine at the farm of Mrs Hannah Bradley,
near Newark, as Il will positively be sold during the
season. A credit Of months will be given by giving
bsnksble note with approved endorser. Address,
hENRY II. BRADLEY, SsI East Fourth street,
WILMINGTON, Delaware. jan 9-6tA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-16
Or. GHAS. o. CIR EN,

has removed his sureicsl and Medical once from
No. 500 North 9Th street, to NO. SOC North SIS
&c., Philadelphia, Pa.
Al Once daily, from i to O'Clock, P. II.
nav12-arno