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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-15

An old farmer named Fox, from
Hendricks county, while seeing the
sights in indianapolis few days ago.
was roped in by pair of gamblers, and
aeseed ont of 40 dollars in little
game called seven up
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Lamp Chtmneys,
At the so Cent Stores cents
each.
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Dry Goods.
j. & g. koehring have just opened
in room No. 243, adjoining Messick
& Durham. in Emswiler's building,
the incest, cleanest stock Of dry goods
to be found in this city. The stock,
although not the largest, is entirely
new and complete in variety, and has
been carefully selected, and bought
direct from first hands on terms that
will allow them to offer as great in
ducements in way of prices as the
oldest houses in the city.
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Go to the so Cent Store
For Linen handkercheifs.
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Table Cloths

Table Cloths
For SO cents at the SO Cent Store.
Finest Assortment
OF Ruching in the city, at the 80
Cent Store.
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the, a~ ~ ne,.a mber ~. ls39s requires
eyery person enxexed In any boAnes& avo<
cStssu . or employ ma an which rcndeys AZ
eonspicuousfy In his esl soltehIls~nt or pyAco
Of bsisi ness aetnnAp denOt.ng the payment
az said spccial tax kR thu SpecSal tax year
bsxiuninx May l, 49, bsSor@ copmencAn0
or continuing bust mess a4tcr A0E1l Ss 1870.
FSssons and INNS ffAhle to Spsctai INxeA
can pAy tho same At saae tollow119 times
AMI PLACES:
Hshnss1d, Tuesday and Wednesday, May
5ih and 6th. l6:4-
Winchester, Thursday, ting 9Th et May, II
MuncAe, Friday. the Sth OF May, 1874.
Cam undue & tty, Thursday, May 18th, ~.
IOHN X ROSS, Col. oth Dis.
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Noticw "a hereby given thas all the ac-
counts 80 asaAlate Times Printing Company
have beens a.sisnsa TO Edward ssers and
are now "a TnA Hands for collectfoN. All
persons kns.sslxs6j. themselves to be insieeted
10 ssaid ffrsss a re5ussgsed 10 call and settle
Immediately aud aye fsrtner c9Sss,
onirx. - u sirl street, Richmond.
Rscl,mond, April s.xSe- A-Sw
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- AHAI OpPoaO0-s
Ross Bros viii sell anything IN
the Drug line 1t the lowest possible
price
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A. L. Croker Il Co.

302 Main Street opposite Mr..
Bennet's Livery Stable-Have $50
childrens' wagons for you to choose
from-Prices ranging from S1,OO
to 500 less than you can buy else
where.
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The Finest Assortment
OF Tints and Decorative Paper
Hangings, ever brought to Rich
mond, now on hand at j. W. John
8, $50 Main street
Remnants II Wall Paper
OF from six to ten bolts, at less
than cost. Call and see before buy
ing, and you win be convinced
]. W. johnson, 2S6 Main street.
TAey Win sen Yea More
Paper for less money and doyou
better work at j. w. Johnson's,
than any where else In the city.
No. 2S6. Main street.
Reader,
All the days of your appointed
time, if you consult your best
interests, you win go to w. l.
Farquhar's, for your family grocer
les, which he never fails IN selling
at fair prices for cash
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Trying to Make it the Best.

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0e0Qeti0n OF Prices,
In Wall Paper and Shades. at
j. w. Johnson's, $50 Main street
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CENTAuR LIxIMENT.
HpcR

There is no pain which the Centaur Lin
ment will not relieve, no swelling IL Will
not subdue, and no lameness which 1t will
not cure. This is strong language, but II IL
true. Where the parts are not gone, its eff
fects are marvellous. 1t has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock Jaw,
palsy, sprains, swellings, cake-bre astx,
scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear ache, etc, up
on the human frame, and Of strains, SPAWN,
gals, ETC., upon amin ais In one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. 1t is q counter irritant, an
all-healing pain-reliever. Cupples throw
away their crutches, the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. 1t n
no humbug. The recipe Is published around
each bottle, It Is selling rs no article ever
before sold, and it sells because 1t does Just
what it pretends to do. Those who now suf-
fer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer if they viii not use Centaur
Liniment. More than 100 certificates of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumors,
etc, have been received. We viii send .
circular containing certificates, the recipe,
etc, gratis to any one requesting It. One
bottle OF the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin
lined or sweenfed horses and mules, or for
screw-worm In sheep Stock owners, this
Imminent il worth your attention. No fAm-
lily should be without Centaur Ixniment.
ROSE 4 CO.. New York.
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In Wall Paper and Mouldings, at
J. W. Johnson's, ESQ Main street

hard CaEes,
At the so Cent Store, for$1, 90.
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Cincinnati mark et.--April Il.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet at IL IS.
Corn firm at 64es67c.
Oats steady at 3S@56c-
~ barley steedy at 81 50@l 60.
Eggs steady At l21xc.
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Riehn0na MaPketa.
Corrected weekly by N. w. Briggs and
Thos- Nestor. The former gives rs the prices
Of grain, and the latter the prices OF other
l,roaincf. and orOcariaS1
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At the so Cent Store, for 81.
WALL PaPcri Wall Paper!:
In great variety and at prices to
defy competition, at j. w. Johnson's
$50, Main st.
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Casso9la b more than Q suns1afute for
Castor OIL 1t il the only safe article In ex-
istence which II certain to aaimilate the
food, regulate the bowels. cure wind-colto
and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals. morphine or alcohol, and
II pleasant to take. Children need mot cry
end mofhGEs may ress. a
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Remaining in the PostofYice At Richmond |
lpdiapa. Anil Ia. liza.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

DEPARTURE or TWO LARGE PARTIES THIS MORNING
THOSE IN PROSPECT = ARRANGEMENTS AND
PROGRAMMES.
Tho Calvary Sunday School excursion left this
city early this morning, from the foot of French
street. The Jersey Blue and Ariet were char
tered for the occasion, and both boats were well
filled with the exeursionists. Each steamer
had ON board a brass band, and the two boats
steamed out the river to the enliyening strains
of the City Cornet Band.
There were probably one thousand persons on
both boats and many friends of the Sunday
school were at the wharf to see them off. This
excursion promises to be one of the best Of the
season.
At half-past eight o'clock, the Hanover and
Olivet schools left in q special Wilmington ~
Western train for Brandywine Springs, where
they will spend the day The train was backed
on the p, W. u b. tracks to King street, where
the schools had gathered, and they were here
taken on board.
Tomorrow, the Sunday Schools connected with
the Union NJ. ID. church will give their annual
excursion. This year the school will go to Glen
Olden. The excursions of the Union have always
been among the largest that leave the city and
this one bids fair to be even larger
than the one of last year, when one thou
sand persons accompanied the Sunday
School to Honey Brook. Refreshments
and dinner viii be furnished on the grounds at
reasonable cost and thus the inconvenience Of
carrying eatables may be dispensed with
The Central Presbyterian Church will also give
an excursion to Brandywine Springs tomorrow.
They leave the Wilmington and Western depot
on the regular trains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

Sunrise at 4.9o.
Dubell has July hats,
This is a week OF excursions.
Morganls shirts are cool and neat.
Electricity puraes the atmosphere.
Mnhlhausan, the good natured tailor
just the thlng-Fulmers snapper soup.
Slxtyyears yesterday since the battle OF Chippewa.
ave wonder how he (Bowman,l does il, but he
does"
Saturday was the nth anniversary Of the capture
OF VicksnuFg.
Don't forget the Union NJ. v. Sunday school excur-
sion tomorrow.
Have yon tried Buxhaums fine ready-made CLOTH
ingY VI not do SO.
Go TO the Commercial printing once for handsome
and cheaY job printing.
Ladies' Linen and lawn Suits really made and
made 10 order, at FRANKS.
You can buy cane aui cane yoar own chairs, at
Adatrs, Fourth AID King.
Those whose has arc TOO small since the 4ih can
get laTR mes ~ iupGl',
Extra qiaty Hava p.ue-apples, for preserving,
NJ BONma =, 81 t,iug rect
OF an the sewing machines used none excel the
Grover & Baker. 81. tail.
Now IS the timo to Ia Ia your winter coal. File
Murphey have It way hap.
Finest teas ut low pic IS at Horst Pliers,
cool ICED tea to drink III tn5 la gitn.
English Walking Jackets for sifing an sumner
wear; splendid assortment at lch, ensteil's.
Bayne, the tailor, makOs hand sOme clothing. and
no mistake. His store is opposite the cay ilall
Neat fitting clothes, are part OF the lna cap Of
II gentleman Gouert makes them-the clothes we
mean.
The best conees and teas in town, for the IN ney,
are 10 be mad at Bownans stores, 5il hing and End
and King treets.
Everybody DING to camp meeting Should send
and get emp stool from William q. phinps a
Bro, Falkland p, 0.
The odor OF paItaga cigar is not unpleasant to
non smokers. They are getting 20 he all the go.
Singles Son have them.
"Bowman, ths Frocer's," business Is better. not
withstandng the panic thaa 1t was this time last
year. So much for dealing only N first class goods,
and selling at fair prices. Mr., BIS policy is TO be
cOmmendfd q,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

ANNUAL MEETING FOR THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS,
The al.nual meeting of City Council for the
election Of City sll4citof, and other officers was
held last evening, President Maris presiding.
The object Of the meeting being stated, the
Council proceeded to nominate and elect City
Solicitor, Messrs. johnson and Lynch having
been appointed tellers.
W. Nj. Candy nominated William @. spruance.
Mr. Mcintyre nominated |. @. Grubb
The tellers reported as follows:
". q. Spruance. ......... ............l0 votes.
!, y. drupD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Blank...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Mr.. Spruance was declared elected
Council then proceeded to elect a Clerk OF the
Market.
Mr. Foulk nominated Thomas Hawkins, and
Mr.. Mcintyre nominated John Brown, The
tellers reported II votes for Hawliins, 2 foi
Brown, and blank, when Mr. Hawkins was de-
clared elected.
For Street Commissioner William Candy nom
mated David II. Coyle, and Mr.. Mcintyre nomi.
mated Thomas Collins.
The tellers reported IL votes for Coyle and A
for Collins, when d. II. Coyle was declared duly
elected.
For Registrar of Deaths and Burlals, MIR. Ad-
ans nominated Elisha Huxley, who was elected
he having received ID votes to blank and fol
Collins.
For Regulator of City Clock, Mr. Underwood
nominated Edwin Hrst, who was elected by a
vote of IS to for blank, for Collins and fol
II. B. McIntire.
The following persons were elected weighmas-
tiers by the annexed vote : Patrick MCCARTHY,
IA Geo. M. d. Cam, II j. Il. Springer, IA
Philip Combs IA James Kennedy ii Pussy
A. Walton, 10 William Murphy, ID John G.
Jackson, 10 A. v. Christy, John P. Almond,
IL Thomas Collins, 1. (rhe first eight were
elected.)
For Oorder of Bark D. W. Garter having de-
clned being candidate Isaac II. Chamberlr
was elected, he receiving Is votes, blank 4 and
Thomas Collins l.
For Wood Corders, Joseph Erwin for the Up
per District received ii votes, p MCCARTHY fol
$. Il. District received IA votes, and James Mill
for the S. W. District received Is votes, and al
were declared elected. The Council then adj
iourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07
City sastusss girsftaru


AUCTJONEERs.
l. W. stldham Son. Ill y. dth street
Joseph o. Miller, 9TH andkin streets,
BANKERS IL BROKERS',
r. r. Robinson 4 Co, 800 Market street
BARRIERS g. HAIR DnESsERs.
A. Ashenbach, 900 Market street.
BELL RINGERS * BILL POSTERS.
Geo 1ae so0ps ny n STREET tFSIta .,,..
B0OT& SHOEMAKEIts. md DEALERs
j. O. Al xander, 100 Market atreot.
VIM Boldly, Z ". 4th atreot.
lahcoek Beo., w. 90s Ne rkat street.
John s. Moreland, 9Th and Poplar streets.
tssss M9RE'sy s5 III " N as saEee trec
CARPENTERS AND BUU.DER
j. @ Haddock, shop Thorne Dol Front Re. 1913 Wac
CIGARS ds TOBACCO.
Briehaug 4 DeMainyille, 7aa Market &. Get
VIM il. Robinson, u.s. 10, an stree
CLOCKS, WATCHES, 81 JEypEf sRs
g. l. Bush, corner Seventh and Mark, streets
j. 'S y Massey .a Is T. al as street. sssSe
COACH 81 CARRIAGE GATERI IL.
VIM Grsen Co., s. E COR Cd aud Shirley strata
DRUGGISTS.
H r. Binghurst, BIZ Market street.
RYERs 81 SCOURERs.
Nicholas Jennoy, slO King streot
FLORISTS.
Tatnali o., Delaware Avenue AMI ysferaon itreet
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas f. puinmer b02 Market street.
Woolloy Van Trump, $40 Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING G0DDs.
James ~ Watson Son, i9i Market street
uhas $ MorRtn, 62l Market street.
John Y Dpughiep il0 Market street.
HATS, CAPS. &c.
Huhill A walrqyep, !29 Market street
W via m PP wsbh III %a siTsss Street
HARDWARE.
W. II. Biiany, 2l4 MARKET atreei
James Bro, ~ Market street
H. b. McIntgro a9 Market stree
IRON ~ sTEEIi.
VIM Green 4 o., s. e. cor "a aud ,h.oie, -treo
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipley, above ri o ersi
L0OKINC-tsLAssES .; 50 80.
klwood Doano, 10 W. 9Th street.
4. MeMonagle, I'd and King streats
MERCHANT TAfL0ns.
Goo Gouert, 1s 4. Fourth street.
Cyrus Stern, III Market sti Get.
Jshn Il Mnhihausen, dl5 King street
samuel Miller, Jr., lIa Market street.
PAPER HANGiNfsS. sHA tsiss', dc
John r. Holt, 3D. and Market streetA
A b. Jones, 6s Aarkot siruot.
PLUlIBERs AND GAS FiTTERs
". II. Gillespie, sf5 ". 4th street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ya1s ERR h,nIaiHs tn a. All3Qsd' 81 Bdg sa ao'
L u bsa5eT "a % a I'd s aal streets
A. Il; lrmshaw, No, w 30 Street.
W. Il. S AZ Ny West .e eth street.
rAtIutl W. NlCbhulleyt no Market stree, Sf
Nm. MoDaulley 4 Co., dO6 Market street.
RESTAURANT q BILIIARD %
Joseph l'uilyner, bQi and 5O6 Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
rover 4 Baker 8. NJ. Co., tO7 King street
New American Sowing Machine, 7fs Ma X Il street
STOVES, HEATERS, TINWAaE. SO,
James A. Anderson, $40 H. 9Th street
COFFEE and TEA DenIers.
Union Pacific Tea Company, 5la Market street.
UNDEKTAIIERs.
Thos. j. Giles, 29i Shipey street
". s. Young, ge3 Market street. (iso AZ,
UpHOIliTEItERh.
Bonry Erwin. 6O5 Washington Stree.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

:, Asylum Lodge, No. 90. l. o. 0. r., at odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
RVS Building.
w1a947hinIgton Division, No. 5, S. of T., Fifth
street.
:, Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X, Of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
=, American Star Lodge, No. 1, a. o. Of G. r. Mt
and Market streets.
Washington Lodge No. l, A. P. A., sasillo'H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07


Three drunhs and die usual penalties.
John Aiulln Tor disorderly conduct was fined
the costs, and required to give bail in $500 To
keep the peace.
VIM. Mealy and John Shields, arrested by Off
Ger McGonlgal for fighting ON tie streets, had a
hearing before the Mayor, and Shields was dis
missed. Mealy was required TO give bonds ia
The amount OF 800 to keep the pence.
George Troy, arrested by officer Chopper for
disorderly conduct, was required TO pag tic
costs and held in $500 bail to keep the peace.
SALES BY REYNOLDS Il Co.-Nlessrs Revnoll.
4 Co., No. s32 Market street, report the follow
ing recent sales
For Geo r. Townsend, the ''Anchoraeee on
Maryland avenue, to Miss Wright for si5 son
1t il che design of Miss Wright to fit it NJ for
summer boarders. 1t will be convenient 10 ON
city, and will prove delightful location through
the hot weather
For Mr.. Frank Gallagher a house at Eish.
teenth and Washington streets, to Prof S. J.
Wiley, for SO, 500.
For Alex. Toadvne, house on Scott street.
near the City Railway Depot, for 81 zoo.
For William Taylor, lot OH Gllpin avenue. To
Thomas Taylor, for 500,
The Picnic, Observation-Disclosures tbe
congregation and Sabbath Schools of Central
Church have their basket pic-nic at Brandvyinc
springs. by tile iudieious arrangement Of tho
trains, persons can spend either the morning.
inc afternoon or the whole day there. and tie
grounds are so large that there will he no rnu-
fusion or unpleasant noise. Each family can
seek pleasure with others or alone, as fbav
please. Should the weather be pleasant. no
more enjoyable scene can be found should il
DC uhproptious the picnic will be postponed.
CAUGHr ~ THE SToRM.-A number Of pentle.
men from tins city, who went down to fbe
ljreakwater on Friday. in a steam-tug. chartered
lor lne occasion, were coming up, on Saturday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

ARRIVALS Up To NOON TODAY.
Jos. L. Hooper, Harrisburg, Pa.
+. j. Colon, vi. child & nurse, phila.
Miss A. Klein, North Wales.
Miss NJ. Il. Sawtell, Phila.
Frank Piers,
Chas. Hill,
B. T. Fisher,
Paul D. Van Hook, ."
N. Walker, Florida.
L. Buclii, N. Y.
G. D. Slaymaker, Lancaster Co. Pa.
A L. Cool, New York.
Geo. Lindrem, phila.
Herman Winter, Brooklyn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

WILMINGTON, DEL, July Sd, 1874.
A meeting OF the members OF the Bar Of New
Castle County was held, this day,at the Law Library
and orgapzed by cali, VIM. s. Mccaull " Esq, to
the chair and appointing $. A. Macall ster, Esq.,
Secretary
S. NJ. Harrington then address the meeting and
remarked, that a. members Of the Bar.we had been
call together under circumstances of peculiar sad
ness. for the purpose of paying tribute Of respect
to the memory OF Our Il ceased brother H. Robert
Pennington, Esq, whose hllh character as gentle
man and member OF the profession had always
commanded our respect and admiration, and whose
blaine IS and c0nsi.tenl lie and many amlahle
traits OF Character had endeared him TO all OF us,
and 10 tender to his aneted family and friends our
heartfelt sympathies IN cir sad bereavement.
Wafer Cnmmlis, Esq, moved that committee
OF three be pointed TO fre lare esauti Ms of Re-
spect the mott i'm was adopted and the chairman
appointed Walter Gummins Esq, G o. II. Bates,
Esq, ami Cha5 u. Lore, 50. thc committee.
MIR Cnmmins, on behalf If the committee. sub
seqnenily reported the following resolutlo which
were read and una in0usly adopted:
Whereas, II h It'll pleased Almighty God, In His in
scrutabe providence 10 remove from us, by death,
II. Robert Pennington, ESD, Of smyrna, formerly
Res0iUed, That we, the member Of The Bar of New
Castle County, iusihis bereavement, recognize and
submit to tile Wi of i'm who doeth all things well.
Reso,ucd, ihAt in the death OF IT, robert Penug-
ton, whe WAS born In WilnngtO b, and whose legal
stldies and early Yeas OF practice were pursued in
or midst, we have been deprived of an arrest.
consistent AMI hon rable br ther; whose profess
sion life vas above reproach, ami whose private
actions W T. ever those OF courteous gentleman.
ReSOired, That while lam nil With Ills numerous
fticn their social loss, sympathi2e most hear i
y with ihe bereaved family OF the de easad in this
their qid affection
Resoipsd, hat a copy of these RESOLUTIONS be ent
70 IN parents Of the deceased, and be published in
the day papes OF this city, ami that d committee,
OF two members of this Bar, he appoint d 10 j e.
sent coy OF these Resolutions 20 The superior
Court OF New Cas0le county, at It's ueXt session,
lgnatius G. Grub, Esq. ana Joshua vars Esq
were appointed ny the chalrn an, the committee u
perform the dulles required by the last Resolution
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

E5-The q Gentleman in Black" who is the tntelar
demon dra shops, assnues his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress of Vinegar Biltsrs Is re-
porlei 'dnwn below" The PEG lie Vegetable
Tonic is playing the mischief with his hitters fired
with rum. All diseases VIII oh those demonic nos
trums aggravate uude- prefense OF re ieying, such
Indigestion, sick headache, constipation, rheuma-
tism, govt and intermittent feyers are cured by it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

Ley Hoeha Old lava, Fine Java, Maracaibo, La
guayra, AMI Rio Coifees, Of the best quality only,
always freshly roasted, at Bowman,s, second and
King and GIL King. Also, a fir t-class assortment
OF ,tas. fancy groceries, and goods suitable for ex-
ms, pcnics, Isning parties, etc. at lower than
usual prices. Bowman, oil KING and Second and
li1llr Atrnnt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07
r-looKi LooKi LooKl

EH-LQ0RI LOOK LOOK
RELLYS DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
II will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
1t Will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton.
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that ionic will do without liquor to
stimulate II is pot Wine Of Iron. Try it, Doctors
prescribe 1t. Gu -gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with It, Suffer no longer, send
and get circular. See what it has done.
For sale by smith Painter, B. Bringhurst 4 Co.
Z. McInall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-llm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

One HUNDRED AND FouR. Mrs. Phebe Thorn
as, of this city, formerly of Delaware county
completes her 104th year, to-day A number OF
friends Of her family, from Chester county, will
make this the occasion of visit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

Editor Of woman's Department, sunday Republic
DR.. d; +. kuNKEL-pear sir: desire TO bear Gun
Wine Of Iron dyspeptic remedy | have taken
1t myself with excellent effect | have noticed the
great benefit derived from 1t by several suffering
poor women, whom ur charity has enabled me to
bestow it upon. am willing that you should use
this in any way You may desire, and hope those of
my friends who read IL will believe II to be an honest
expression of my opinion of an excellent medicine
aud my sense Of obligation TO its benevolent pr1pr-
etor, r. Kunkel. No. $50 North Ninth street.
Respectfully yours, ANNIE &c. MDowsLI
Editor Wonan's Department. Sunday Republic
Beware of counterfeits Il. +. Kunkelis Bitter
Wine OF Iron is sold ny the small or Ia bulk only
10 81 bottles. Depot and ONCE, No. $50 N Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Advice free, go aud see.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07

CITY ITEMS.

eS-DIAM0ND JERELR a Specially. Ameri-
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains JeweTy in every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
w. Bailys old established stand No. 622 Market St.,
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-07
Boarding.


OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
I'D rooms at jy7tf sol WEST ST.
GUNNER BOARDING. AT a. PLEAS
~ ant shady farm house on the Kenneth Pike, 2
miles from Wilmington, within minuies' walk OF
w. u r. X. r., at Greenrile, station. Large airy
rooms. Address CALEB TAYLOR.
jy1-1sts Greenyille, Del
pOARDING--PLE SUITS OF
1B front rooms, for young men. Also table board
by the week. day or meals at low rates. at 500 Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Del. -
jeb-u p. A TOWNSEND.
I'D and boarding in private family, NJ
my2s-tf No. IA XII @ STREET.
BOARDING - FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
ID with board, at
aprs0-3m 225 sHIPLBY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
I'D Or wo single gentlemen, in a private fam y al
0pr2i-u us JEFFERSON STREET.