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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-06
Nc se1S1 wants seat n Dc Cahipes.
A Washington dispatch to the Chicago
Post, SAYS:

Posf, says:
In conversation recently with promi.
nent gentleman, President Grant said
there was no foundation for the reports
that changes in the cabinet will take
place on tho 18th Of March, and that, with
the exception Of . new Secretary Of tho
Treasury, the cabinet would remain. -
ut present constituted. The President
said he ex, ccted Mr.. Boutwell, would be
elected to the Senate from Massachusetts,
and this would leave vacancy in the
Treasury, which would necessitate new
appointment, but changes other than
this arc not likely to occur, unless Ar.
Fish pers,sts in leaving the State de-
pastmept, which is not probable
Southern Senators and members arc
taking steps looking to an orsanizcd
movement on the President, to secure
the appointment of Southern Rcpubli-
can to scat in the cabinet. There is
also strong pressure being cxerted BY
Missouri Republicans in favor Of ex-Sen-
ator John B. Henderson, for whom the
Post olics or Interior department . d.
sired. His friends urgo that y was
made IL standard hsaroe q lie Repab-
licaa party in Tie Gsessaatoeisi and
Senatorial contssts, and i - - ceesid-
he representative Republican q 4is-
sosri. Another sssaioa e tie 0eAte
party isrsnaine Hon. Henry 9. Blow,
tut y yin psokahly, be0esee4 vSeA >
D10Doo0s -s,.s : - - = &
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-06

Pomeroy, aftsr = e2Posare vaa
taken sick with brain fever. He soon
recovered. Tho case against him for
bribery has been adjourned until June.
He has since gone on 70 Washington.
He claims that he never bribed York or
furnished him any money and will 1t .
future day expose the whole matter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-06

The Senate Of tho present legislature
isprobably among the ablest Kansas ever
had. Among its good Speakers arc Sem
ators York, Guerrin, Price, Crichton and
st. John. Lieutenant Governor Slower
makes . splendid presiding officer, hav-
ing been highly complmented from many
different sources. Tho house contains
several able mon. Among tho members
arc: Nessers. Kalloch, Ressoner, veale
Scho6eld, Hutshison and Fields.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-06

There is an active controversy going
on in England concerning the propriety
of Offering up prayers in churches for
fine weather During the past three or
four months there has been rain every
day in England-many parts of the
country are flooded, agricultural opera
tons are suspended, and every body
seems to be in low spirits. The Arch
bishop of Canterbury has directed the
use of the prayer in the Episcopal Lit
urgy for the cessation of rain, whereup-
on he has been severely taken to task by
the enlightened persons who profess to
have discovered the true use and limita-
tons Of prayer. Even the Spectator
asks" Had we not better keep out of
our prayers these very doubtful matters
or, at least pray only nncCN
for our true wcIfaY -
three or tour NOV,
little fine We -
very positive
en- to philosoB
Archbishop Mas
clergy to pray fol,
Dukes the Professors =
think they have found out the P:N
upon which the world is governed.
Whatever may be the faults Of the Ro-
man Church, it certainly cannot be ac-
cuscd Of encouraging that miserable,
halfhearted, skeptical spirit which SO
largely prevails in our time. II
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-06

AMashington special to the st. Louis
Republican gives the following ~ Jim.
Legats's idea of tho Pomeroy bribery
case:
One of Senator Pomeroy's Oldest
strikers whom he dcnoninated in let
tor ~ i" Ny Dear Legate," is now here,
and says he does not credit the state.
ment that Pomeroy has been caught
bribing legislators to vote for him. He
says that it is not creditable that any
man in Kansas would voluntarily sur
render 81, 900 after getting his hands on
it. lie thinks the amount was raised
among Pomeroy's enemies and given
to York, to do just what was done, with
the understanding that it Was to 30 ro-
turned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-06

Which h. wdf ssi h ssantiiis- slis euseSen. For
COOL Kiaas al kmo1sis, sherry cob,er At sny oehsv
drink all s,ould give him cali. ysek Boasrr, to
cfsRpim t.y srni~r n she wess wN stiest u thrsr
thinSs for goa.
NJ ssehs 10 he~va an "r,sfy h"sse-n~e M whiri ~
n,gee tasty may whl~ away his sparv m~nss pssas-
urrsblr rereston sndio bis essfr -stis6sesis Thsr
VIM fsyo. him win ihr psssousse ssr sssas q 20
lite aud prorpe uttehfion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-06
seassor Ia.all's speech 1t Atchison.

Upon his arrival ut Atchispn, last
Thursday evening, Senator Ingalls, was
Enthusiastically received by large con-
course of friends, with music and salvos
of artillery. Being escorted to Corin-
THAN Hall, he addressed the audience in
. brief bat feeling speech. The follow
ing is summary Of his remarks:
He commenced by saying that he had
had about one hours sleep zach night
for tho last ton days, and physically felt
little like making tho effort no would
wish, but he desired to say that his tri-
umph ovcr Senator Pomeroy was not .
triumph over foe, for Mr.. Pomcroy
was no foe of his. He said there was
IN explicit understanding between Mr..
Pomcroy and himself, about the time
Mr.. Pomsroy left for Topeka, some ten
days before his own departure, that he
would in no way interfere with posi-
bility Of Mr.. Pomcroy's success, but it
upon arrival ut Topeka, Mr.. Pomcroy's
chances wero not good, then under those
circumstances he was to be candidate.
He then stated that on his part that was
faithfully carried out to the letter, and
it was recognized By Mr.. Pomeroy and
his friends. The legislature Of the
State saw no solution to the problem on
ly in his election. On his part no did
not labor to that end until it was told
him by tho gentleman who had been
working in his interests that he had
been pledged sixty-scven votes, more
that enough to elect him.
As far IS those disclosures made in
the joint convention BY Mr.. York were
concerned, he was totally ignorant Of
them until they were made known by
York, in his speech. His was . triumph
Of principles, and u any Of Senator
Pomeroys friends were present he want
ed 10 inform thcm that Il was no person
81 triumph or victory over principles
that would not be upheld by the legis-
lature Of our State.
With few more remarks IN regard
to the impartial course he should follow.
and the statement that the welfare Of
Kansas and her citizens should DO his
great aim and object, he retired ami'i
showers Of plaudits and enthusiastic
cheers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

RRIDGEPORT, and all point. on Hpu iss toni.
md s1c 10 RS ss.a. 81 '''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THs wEsT-P.enssr and Freight s
Br.ssS r. Hampton Junction with Delaware LaeL..snn.
and Western R.', At Pap'9sf with isse and
Pbar the Vest also 70 Central PsnaTaus and sssYOrs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
* s sI Es ssSb1 %
Casni, Tsn.qu., Wiiie-bArrs, Scranton. Sharon. s@
.%w.; Ti.ia o. f:n.eloa s..sea. gsvSsr. Bath M.osA
i.nnost Ts.ad wa1.leS S. Is Dell
s-sossHe RIrsra daily t.ro.p, sund.y E.cn Alien
Ssn .' the ws CONNECTS At t ts%1s
To.a1a. waursT, te with through ears to Danvn' Williams
i0:15 m and IL m-wsy Tr,is, for sonsrvirls.
,s for ssSTs'S % E ps ss
's SssIs Ep pIs a, nd ss; +:
ip n-way Tain for Es.ioa I.noru and Maush Chunk Con-
'' %%. y Gs oI I so@. a1f md remington
sP.n-way Train Tor sOnsrviIs,
nE,.sss daily for B,..on B'iTider', Allen
'a1as s hiFs'i Ti. P fOi soSs Ss''''
gSp S%inssSSisr,syECI E Ea:'Ss 70, p,s.m
For EInb..h ~ 400 $780, e;2o e45 1890 sac s3o.
t5 $50 445 g. 5if5 $50 S45, $50 1885, 7%S
s2o 9:ls. IoSo 1;3O' IL p m y prcKRR s,D, ard R,x
H. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Aseat
ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
9Lm-nanns and Chicago Day Express Dravnroom Cosehss
10 Basalo and sleeping Coaches 10 destination. -
nEIprs Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls Sleeping Coach
p m Dsly)-Cpenn,d and Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Hagsra Falls Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change.
Por Jer1is s. O. II and .11l5 n 400 1880 and II
Goshen end aetOVn &C. s. 1880 II and 'lllS m, a;45
$50. 1890 ana TT ,. IN.
Warwick, 3. IL A. ard 4:3O m.
kewburgh, 1880 and ii a. M. and 430 p n: 80 -
bu1en 90 g. 1880 ii and lllo in $40, D, o. 1851 =
Rdgswoed Hohoku. Aneldae and RsmseT g. g. $780, IL
Paterson g. Gas 7:l5 g. 1880 $40 TO- H. 1ll5 l;30
noon, las 3:45, T. 8. 6;l5, O. $3.50 ~ Q, 1880 and
fssssE g. 7l5 .s:45 and 1880 s45 5lO $3.50 p
Rutbeurd Psrs and P.sse Gas 8, 1890 TO- IL Q11s NJ
P,ssse ony), II las 5l5 D. $3.50 ., lo3o and
H Haetenssek and WAY g. 815 and 10 As m, g. 4, 5,
and ?. N, and ~ Saturday nights only. -
spnng VALLEY and Way, . and $3.50 m 4i5 p m
EageSood b g. 49, and $3.50 m. go 3:I9 4l9 44o o;5o
$50 s1l a7;45 m, and IL SATURDAY nights only - %
Cresskn g. 49, and $3.50 1880 3:l5 4l5, $50 80,
and '7:45 .. m, and IL Satarlay nights only. -
$50 f7:45 p. and IL Saturday nights only - . - oo
Pernont Syack g. 49, $3.50 $780, 3l5 4:4o $50,
$50. t7:45 p. IA, ana IL Saturday nights only. -,
kB-TrAns leaving half hours leave
Is mnote, earlier than above time
1880 at the tine The aud IL mid Trains start
from Chambers-st ony
b quarter leave Twenty 30 minutes earlier than
above time. -.
Tket for psss.ge for spartmen and Sleeping
Coaches obtained orders for the checking and hAusr OF
Baggage mty lett the Compauy oses24l 629 and 957
Broadway; One-hgndre and fhs and IhrdaYe
Coar BoTyn the COmpauys DeDOts and OF AgssS al The
sDssily tsundays osy t.suudays MddletO-n Only. ,
JSO. N. ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
90 Uhom II man @ourern

FILTERS, LETTERS, LETTERS.
Letters literary articles furnished for DewEpapers pub
s,h,rs or individuals; e,ns In writing PLAN and PsTor reao
80 reading Bbakespeareah rotations nude wing ane
IN he eemsurr uaes 70 TIE very highest English e,ne,h
80 1c Soc $40 and upssrts but there will be recaeton
- .r patrons who have learned her worth MISS W
"a Rsst Seyeateenihs-, SuyvessntsquHre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD

t)ENNS1 Lf ANA hAiiIilOhD.- ldino iC n Q
NewYok Of Desbrosses and Coald ss as follows;
Express Hard Pittsburgh the West and south with Ps
Palace Cars attached, $3.50 D. q aud SOU p N SUNDAY
For BSno w.ngtOn and the South Pennsylvania Air Line
EIprss 49, Tor P6iadeols s g. $50 1880 45 7. $780,
For Phiadephs vi. Ksn.iasOn and 6'lo Sunday,
| 'i E1iSra ant sud .ecoudelas,. 1905 .
BSr Ss io $40 sS o 5tG SO 30 iU $40 sio ESQ
1880 $40 $50 10 1850 and ~ nishA suhda' eZo
For For gl.,eSts $50 40 sac 10 Il 10 si y
$50 7So $40 $50 o. TO- 1880 ana IL night Sunday,
0i For G RSa. I. S & $50 800 "a SO $50
gS $40 iS $50 go StS g g. $40 60 $780,
Woodbridge Perth AmbOy and 10 1880 34O 1880
I'D $40 s.R. ~ o 49, I'D a1U $50
tOr Ls%ssrtys sa@ Ri,%sS:O9 T. and SP
Accom- Boraene Burlington and Camden aud @So H.
1890 e, t 2 !; p ! and ~ aHs% asa4nm.
For JnesGurg Pem6erton Camden and via boat from Per
Trans S sf1s follow: From Pittsburgh $50 10 ,?S ss5
FROM Arlington and baltimore va Penn Ar Line GAO
AS and 10: D M sunday $40 Fon Pesdephs s22
s49 a ssdsy ~ 5ss $40 $50 ioa5
Tcsst oess 500 AS IAs HSp'.
and foot Of DbrOs'e' and genera Nance
D. X soYD r.. Gen. Pass. Asest
| DONDOUT and KINGSTON-Landng at
ans E.oSsstfse .eaaSos. TfoN4s CORNELL and JAAEs
BALDWIN iesys 81 " ~ pAlLI q. .o. P N
- hroush lane Esgant steamhoas daily sa.sfdrs
s.,spSs AZ m from Pier foot Of Leroyst TX
eurson tEs sasisga Asa good Tor 50 days only
| SToNINGToN PaGSH6Es F2k BOSTON via
TIE u, and elegant Steamers RHODE ISLAND, TUESDAYS Thurs
Va Fs. 1aa c% par 81 ssS River loot & except
dayl al D. H. arriving Boston ahead OF all other Inca
Thi, is the Inside Route and avoids POn; Judith.
T.,. for s AZ al. principal ohess and ststerooms
The oas' ~s'ieo Express sd bab so R'''
| L W. FILKISs, President
Gen. Pass AT
| CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE
FOR Boston Worcester, fehbdg Groon Junction Lower Law
rsnss E,shua Nsseh Concord Palmer Braneo0ro and inter-
mediate points.
rks ne and starch stssmsp
| CITY BOSTON,
CITY OF EEWYORk. ..., -
| CITY or LAWRENCE, and
CITY OF NORWICH
VIII leave New York daily (saDda eesptedl O'Clock from
| Pier No 40 North 2iYer. foot OF Canal and Watssa
FOR the above Cna Norwich AMI Worcester And
| Boston Hartford. and grie Railroads. ,x ,, .o
go,th Kivo1 W. ,. Parker, Agent
| SsrYork June g. 1873
TNROY CITIZENS LINE for TROY.
Il Passage 81 So The elegant steamboats, sUhkfslpb ana
POWELL Pier 40 Horth River foot eoJt Ssiy sa'ar
days sIcepted o'clock connecting WIZ Tora'ns "sns ..
ksvYork CeuEs and Troy ana bosom
| The MOST DlIECT ROUTE TO SAkATOOA LANE SEOhoh.
| AND MONTREAL.
Through teiets sold and checked s destninon
| JOSEPH co NELL Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
6teambcats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
I'D and Eauraissk Raroaa Fare sl steamers leave Cahe
sap, al IL III D. tsundars ereeptedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
Brooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.
Neu-sersen Real estate for sals.

A HOME IN THE C0UNTRY.-Central n. j..
n Land improvement Co have houses land BY the for
SALE Al all points on the line Of the Central Of Apply TO
A. d. HOPE or ELST0N MARSH 1l9 Libertyst
ORANGE, N. J.-Great variety property for
" sale Houses furnished unfurahea Sale Gaia
ogues l. H.. GERRY. 80 Nassau corner HbertJ-st
arrange, n J.-FOr SALE, on Orange
W Mountain seven RESIDENCES prices $4,000 to $2OOOOi
terms eav; physicians recommend Orange Mountain Tor Tie
curative influence its air on pulmonary diseases no ,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
Gitp properIp 10 Let.

Gitp properip 10 Lei.
FIRST CLASS four-stoTy, cv hignn ,sp'
,ons hpdsomey furnished 90 ~ I ~
- tnss.ste Price $500 per month IL "ooDNhi
81, before 2 -,fT51TTC I5S Tc0 RENd,
RIEGANTLY Furnished HOuoEo ~ MN
"a -. I, 1910 ,fh.st between Pifh and saIISt
Wssi Edtt,. .eoond-s,. between fihb sao o''""
A's G'I sdS&ISg BaowS 12s0 Broadway coz
RIO LET-Furnished, three-s s.tdS n HasIen
-s,his tsres unUses Of. ana e,gh ~
ei25 per month. C. BBLKSAP IT, VI "sI..- s---------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
N FORD RAIIRoAD-New-YorE ani New Haven DvlsioA
SUMMER kRRANGRMENr COMMENCING MAY 26 1878.

n, "
IN FORD RAILROAD-NewYors ani New-layeR Dvlaoh
suhMER ERRANGRMENr. COMMENCING MAY 20 1873.
Passenssr Station Newyok Grand Cen. Depot Enlanee
Por;y-seconf-r.
TRAINS LEAVE NSW.YORK.
Tuns for EewHaveu leave at 7:05 tAecn S:O5 tBr) sos
I,ecu 1000 m. (Brl 1900 tA,rl 800 L XII 1858
Nseng 4S8 and s. 10 oeai krl 10 tkI snd $40 lkI
For 1905. 500. 9O5 lI:O Loo AMI 10
(Er) 50, ASS 5lO 635 $40 gl0p Por ssnford 7;lo
sos 600 1910 1900 900 223. 3l5 $780, 4:35'
40 tlo. $40 6;S5, 7;2O. $40. $40 p
For Port Chester. 1l;4O -
BIpre. sprnsa-a At soS sai 1000 800 and
$40 Via shore Line IT 800 aud 9lO Toe 300 m.
loo 10 and 9t0 phg a. stanford SorEsE AID Brdss
po 300 snd loo with traine SHORE Lane
Doa Norwich Newport ard Providence aud tie Cenn Valley al
The SOJ and 800 connects with New.hsvtn
and Northampton r. " New-ayen sos O. and 1900 noon
vita Coen River H. Springfield and 300 m Tot
The sos lOO 500 and ass connects siih Manga
Railroad, aud s05 And 800 With Heeoe,s IA.
Bridgeport The sos AMI 9i05 aud 3lo blo and
90 vita DanhurY aud Nowsh at 30 sst and ths svo
4ss an 5:l0 m. with Ne. Canaan RAJ rosd stinioN
sunday Boston Mail Trains at TAOS via spr.aEasi oio -
via ProSideaer.
Dn.us Day RIpre and sesppsss" on Night Es
psess Trains - 90
Tickets be paehsts els oaes Of Conp1oy a Grsnt Cen
trail Depot Office OF " u Transfer Co.. D44 broadway ~ T.
sad No Coart Brookni who will also check baggage IRON s~.
dsnee 10 Destination
L. NJ IIH2D. Geal Sapt, kes.llayTn,
JOHN = MOODY. sapL ID. Hew.lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
GoruoraIlon GoIlres.

PROPOSALS FOR ppJ J0lNER I'm WORK ORR b, or !.
Of Pahc Charities and COnsstoq ise oss 30
- pR now being built BY LAWRENCE YOULKB at
Mohh o. "a The City Record Copies for sale
stGO a CITY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
Citp Real estate for Sale.

Gitp Real estate for Sale.
TOR SALE, or will EXCHANGE for smaller
city property unnsu1berodTA lCoOer HOUSE, eItra nss aa
Joining Fsve LenoI Library room for stable on o mouse
ever and cabinet finished IN haa Wood
throughout Apply to owner, W. H. MEAD, 81 Waist
EIRST- GLASS HO USES FOR SALE cheap, on
IL est hirybird-st, between Fifth and srIth-aves
West Thirtyseventh-st, between FIFTH and hlhtna1es
Madson-sve. between Thirty fourth aud Forty secondsh
j. RoMGINB BROWN .2s0 Broadway. Thirty-thirist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
SANTANA BAY Go.

POR PuEgTA PLATA, SANTANA, AND ST. DOMINGO CIT
Ttr United STATES Mail Steamship TYBRB, Capt A. Delsnoy
leaye Pier g. ~ r.. on THURSDAY, Sept H. u3p.n. o,
n. OF Exchange Pae-ts Plata sasAns and St. Domingo CIV
,n, 20 ,uit purchaser For feRht apply
SPOFFORD BROTHERS Co, % Broedxs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
REAL ESTATE.

\ NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Sept .. 1873
There was alarge attendance at the Exchange
this morning The public transactions were confined 70
sale by Richard " Harnet of the house and lot known
as No. 179 East Observation-Disclosures oetweeh
Fourth and Lsxington-aves. The house Is twostory
and brick basement 2lx50 lot 21x1oo11 The properly
was purchased by Francis Priest for $500 ,
There Is more inquiry for property al private save ana
the demand furnished houses for the winter IL more
active at prices current last season.
OFFICIAL, TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK .o
Cntou-paee 1904 Of 5have, 2o1reS ll'S24 09
Est Breadway (No i4s), 25162 ~ 700
pst No 1877 westerly Of Maden-ne 209x4dlO. 3OOV0
In a 228 OF Avenue D. 222x976......... l6UV0
a6thst AZ 100 n Of lssve 25K9S9 70 w
99j ~ 35O Of 3iave BOIL S0VU
9Sdss 400 Of lOthsve, 100K9s S...-......... 5000
i3Ists 90 W Of 4th-ave 1859 IL .... l4V00
a,hsye a corner Of 44h-st l,oVV
LKAsEHOLD o0SyBYAsoEs- ..oooo
Broadwsy mo S9VV0V
46thst 260 Of btbave 2OIlOO0 oooVV
RECORDER.
Is years per yesr..Sl6OO0
Broadway els and e2l 10 years. years per year, 1899
SI Tsr Yer mes Ssst Gio $4,000
Bioopest Ne Ala Of k)m-st ground floor base
ment other rooms, lIVV
Coegeplaoe, Of MuAyst first floor and base -
7-l2 lVVU
Dnanes b $500
1save No $685. store &C. Az years, per yesr''''''' lzOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
Brooklyn prOperip 90 .l Eel.

RIO LET or FOR SALE on EAS Sd5 p hIle
u SoUR sToh' e0aDoS e. y0RD "a cisrsst. DF"''"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads,

NORWALK and DANBURY.-The new
steamer AhBRICUS leaves dls loot of hsrSest East RIVER
AZ Thrtvh rtst at $50 m connect NJ via me Osa
barry nygoang salt DO dust and about hall railroad
far.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
8ew SaeEFtI@e 4ssxts |
PIcTuRE ANp BOOK AQENTs

should dress a. once for circulars &C., (which
will be sent free,) describing new and superb
work of aTt,by popular artist stnow nearly ready for
delivery, add which is sure 10 have an enormous
sale experienced agents shou Il hasten 70 secure
territory. Unusuai Inducements will be offered
Those who mean steady, energetic work. GE GE
MACLkAN, Publisher, 1888 SAMSON Street, Phfle-
delphia. 194w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
M AXE a Note of This.
JOHN j. BYRNES'

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAN .szM
DAGE INSTITUTE-Notice No. @d
IA North Ninth. b. C. RvRRKTTb
Truss positively cures Ruptures. Large stock Of
Elastic Stockings, Belts, Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Crutchea, SuspeDsoriea Large varsity
TruHssa, 90. LoW o, LAAy ettanasntI
anRIesssHs-lFW,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
.tFas s~sfrp s'tF sFs's = ssls4 ~
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, fRemittent Fever, Dumb
Ague,g Periodical or Bilious Fever, p&csy.
and indeed all the affections which ARISE.
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

one Of the most desirable TOnics and Cathar
lis III the world. They are intended strictly as
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Temperance 7 Bitterg

only to he used as a medicine. and always according
TO directions.
They the sheet-anchor ofthe feeble and debili.
tated They act upon diseased liver, and stimulate
such degree that healthy action is at once
brought about. As remedy to which Women tire
especially subject 1t is superseding every othel
stimulant Asa spiing and unIner Tonic
they have he equal. They mill. and gentle
Purgative as well a. Tonic, hey purify the blood
They are a sEl ndid App tzar. They mako the weak
strong They purity and invigorate They cure
Dyspepsia Constipation and Headache They actt
a SPECIFIC n all species OF disorders which undo:
mine the botIly strength and break down the ui..n
spr.'s
Depot, 90 Park Place, New YORK,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the PFOtOCide of
Iron, is so combined as to haze
the character of an GLinseft, as
easily digeSted and GSSill1iLdted
qCith the blood as the simplest
food. Ii increases the quantity
of Natures OWR VitaLiSilsO
agent, Iron la the blood, and
cures sta thousand ills" simply
By TOniltO uID, IIIUiOOrdtileg and
PitGJiSiltg the SYSTEM. TIE en-
Tiched and UitdJiSed blood per-
medtes eUel'y part of the body,
Tepdi1illg damages and sCGste,
searching out morbid secTe-
tiOns, and LedUiI,O nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This Is the secret of the 9U011-
derfM success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, BOils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and FeVers, HumOrs,
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys 'and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating i1I
a bad state of the blood, or aC-
compdnied 6y debility or q LO,O
state Ofthe system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energiSing effects are not fol-
IOlUed Dy corresponding TeGc-
ton, but are permanent, iItTtC-
sing strength, ViOOr, and neaO
life into all parts of the system,
and building aID an Iron Con-
StitutiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
by the uSe of this remedy, from
VeaE, sicELy, suffering creG-
tures, to strong, healthy, arr,
happy men and aOOAaen; and
iltUdLidS cannot reasonably hes
itdte to OiOe it "a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 6LO,U,s ifs the glass.
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD by DRu6GIsTs GENERALLT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-25

No one remedy is louder
calledfor by THE Necessities Of
the American people than a
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that It will eraaisate
the disease, and with Rssur-