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For Sale--.500 Bushels
"NOUrIIEWN QUEEN
Sweet Potatoes!

DHOnUCES over 500 bushels tn .hc acre
i on favorable land Fqna! to the Yam
in eating qualities and have dug them ha
pound IN weig ht in this latitude, ou ith Jniy
Plice - 80 per bnsheI.
RICHARD O'NEALE, JR..
Feb .2mo Columbia, SC.
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Removal.

Removal.
MFRS. =. A. SMITH has renewed hor
V1 HESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT
70 the store Of J II Kinard. where she win
he alcascd to meet all her former customers,
and all others who may feel disposed to
patrcnzc her. Thankful for past favors. she
hopes, b.: atrict attention TO business, to
merit a continuance of tho same. Spring
styles will be opened on the 10th Of March.
March Imo
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Rio Homir
A Great Bargain for Some One.

A Great Bargain for Some One.
A LOT OF heavy second hand LUMBER
"A can be bought cheap enough for fire.
wood, aud is really valuable for building pur-
poses.
Also. good two-horse city-built WAGON,
little used, good as new, with first class
HARNESS; all for half their value.
Also, splendid young and well-broke
MULE, new city-tuit GAIT and new HAIR
NESS; for less than half cost.
Also, Donkey Cast Iron PUMP good
one; must be sold.
Lot Of COTTON SEED, PLOWS and PLOW
GEAR.
abort credit will be given, if desired and
approved.
Apply at PuGSir Office for present
March 4
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10000 PRIZES!
$250.000 Currency to be Given Away
For the Benefit OF the
Masonic Relief Association,

Or NOrf0lk, Va.
EDER authority OF special &c. c! the
~ Legislature. passed March 8, 1873, CON
ferring corporate privileges upon tho Ma.
sonic Relief Association, the Directors now
have the pleasure to announce that a
GRAND GIFT CONCEET will be given at the
Opera House, i'll the city OF Norfolk. on
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HALL.

Tx WINS HALL.
THE POPULAR FAVORITES!
MONDA Y, MARCH 8.
fTNHE brilliant and dashing little Artists.
Il tho WALLACE SIHTEKS-Jennie: Min
MO and Maud-supported by the eminent
Comedians, GEO. K. FOHTESCUE, late OF
tho Grand Opera House, Baltimore; o. W.
L. JOHNSON. late OF The Arch, Phiadel.
pha; LEWIS SPENCER, late OF the Theatre
Comiqne, Now York. Burlesquo Comedy
IToupel Twenty-Five Artists, full Orehestra, .,
!eloVen performers, superb Brass Band, Ia
Ia grenddier)
Monday, Aladdin. or tho Wonderful
Scampl
Admission 81. Reserved Seats on sale
without extra charge, at Rawis' Music Store
Monda; evening, at 8 o'clock; Tuesday even
ing, at 7.30 o'clock.
March
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TUESDAY. the 5th of MAY, 1874

No Further P0SiponemeM Guaranteed
FOR tho purpose OF procuring funds neces-
ssry for the completion Of tho Masonic Tenn
pie, now in course OF erection in tho CITY OF
Norfolk.
DIHEcrons OF THE ASSOCIATION John l..
Roper, President; John Is. Corprew, Treasu
rer; JAmes Y. Leigh. Walter II. Taylor, Geo.
y. Odiicld, John 4. Hosson, Daniel Hnated,
Wm. II. WaleD, n. Il. Stevens, 8. We'll, John
L. Redmond.
ADVISORY I3oARD.-His Excellency ex-Gov.
Gilbert g Walker, Col. Kader Biggs, 2. Fl.
r.. Rohn Il. Mcdaniel, p. G. Commander; J
j. Burroughs, Capt Samuel L. Watts, Virgi.
MIA Legislature; Robert L. Wtthers, G. NJ
G. II. p. and u. u. G. OF G. c.; Col. Thomas 8
+. Ovens, p. q. NJ; John Is. Whitehead,
Esq. cx.Mayor. Col. W. Fl. Taylor, State
Senator; James q. Balm. G. q. q. g.. G.
LIST OF GIFTS Ono Grand Cash Gift,
$50 900; one Grand Casl. Gilt, 25 900; one
Grand Cash Gilt, 800; ono Grand Cash
Gift, 10 00U; one Grand Cash Gift, s, 900; one
Grand Cash Gift. 2, 500; "a Cash Gifts, $500
each. sl2 0C0: so cash Gifts, $50 each. II. 500
so Cash GIFTS, 200 each, 10000; 100 Cash
Gfts, $50 each. Is 600; $50 Cash Gifts, 10O
each, u 600; 500 Cash Gifts. SO each, 90, 500
o 600 Cash Gifts, S each 45 COO, Grand total
10 0O0 Gifts. all Casla $3.50 900.
Whole Tickets, IS. Half Tickets, - so
Climb Raiea--l1 Tickets for $50, % Tickets io,
sicD. HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary
Masonic Relief Aasociltion, Norfolk, Va.
b. BOONE, Agent,
Feb t3mo Columbia. y. &.
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Mr.. Thos. DeGraffenreid, OF Chester,
died on the 25th ultimo.
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WILL OrEN MONDAY, March 0, 1874, a
w full line OFFSPRING GOODS, embrac-
ing some OF the latest novelties in tho Now
York market.
500 pieces Embroidered Edgings and In
sertings, all prices.
Lace and Linen Sets, in new designs.
Rnff1ing and Collarettes, newest styles.
beautiful liue OF Silk and Lace Ties, for
Ladies'.
All the other departments are we'll reple-
nlshed with new and desirable goods, care.
fully selected for this market, and will be
offered at low prices.
All are invited to examine our assortment
before purchasing. All can get suited at tho
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AN IMPORTANT INJUNCTION. Judge
Carpenter, upon the complaint Of Geo.
Z. Curry and Hardy Wall, Sheriff of
Edgetieid County. against the County
Commissioners and Treasurer Of Edge
held County, praying TINT they be en-
Joined from paying out the deficiency
fund until NIL creditors. having claims
for past indebtedness. be called in and
required to prove their caim3 before
referee. and that the fund be then paid
ont pro rata to all the creditors, granted
an order to restrain the County Com
missioners and County Treasurer from
paying out this fund until further orders
in the progress OF the cause.
>-----
Some one has got hold of the ne W..
paper bore and set him to music, us fol-
lows:
He drops into my easy chair,
And asks about the news;
And peers into my manuscript,
And gives his candid views:
Lie tells me where he likes the line,
And where he's forced to grieve:
lie takes the strangest liberties,
But never takes his leave.
There ID too much fauit-finding in
regard TO iuries. Here is Boston max
lug wry faces because persons who have
been In the house OF correction and the
State prison are serving as jurors; as if
the men who have been in the peniten.
tiary are not better judges Of punish
ment than men who haven't. Hundreds
OF people who arc put on juries not only
know nothing about punishment, but
are wholly in the dark as to all other
Important matters. Be quiet, old Hub.
An exchange declares that nothing
on earth will so disturb mans future
relations with heaven as running his
neck against clothes line in the
dark" Which is true. The young
Christian who can encounter such an
adventure without using few profnne
words OF learned length and laundering
sound, ought to feel that he is called to
the ministry.
Il gentleman afflicted with an impedi-
mont in his speech, was one day looking
at the Siamese Twins when they were
on exhibition. After examining them
for some time in silence, ho turned TO
the Snowman and inquiringly remarked,
"B "B-b.b-brothers, presu me?"
Among the gifts Of bride was q
broom, with tho following:
''This trif1ing gift accept of me,
It5 use l would commond;
Ia Sunshine nso the brushy part
In storms the other end"
The feriai immigrants who were to
arrive in charleston, yesterday, from
New York, have been secured already
by families needing help.
It is sail that two Iowa lovers will sit
mp half the night with ouly ono chair
in the room; but that's easily explained
to any one who's been thero.
A citizen OF Robeson Cosnty is writ.
ing history Of the outlaws.
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BY THE HANOVER CHURCH PREsBY-
TERRAIN SUNDAY SCHOOL.

RESOLUTIONS BY THE HANOVER CHURCH PREsBY-
TERRAIN SUNDAY SCHOOL
At meeting of the teachers Of Hanover St.
Presbyterian Sunday School, held in the lecture
room, on Wednesday evening, the 18th of De-
cember, a motion was offered by Mr.. Jno. II.
Adams that a committee, consisting Of the pas
tor ind assistant Superintendent, be appointed
to draft suitable resolutions with reference to
the death of Mr.. Samuel Floyd. who has held
the office OF Superintendent since the year 1855,
and who departed this life on Tuesday, Decem-
Der 18th, 1874. The committee was appointed
and reported the following.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the AllWis God to
remove suddenly from our midst our worthy SUI
perintendent in the prime of his manhood and
usefuness-one. whose high standing both in
the church and the community entities him to
public notice, therefore,
ResOlUed, That in this sore bereavement we
recognize the hand of God, aud bow in subms-
sion to the will OF HIM who doeth all things
well.
Resoloed That In his death we mourn the loss
of ayalusbe citizen, an earnest christian, aud an
interchangeable worker in the Sabbath School
cause.
Resoiced. That by his patience aud persever-
ance in we'll doing, by his promptnesss aud fidel-
ity in the discharge of every duty, by his quiet
and consistent life, and by his unwearied efforts
to promote the spiritual welfare of the young he
has won the esteem of all who knew him, es'
pecially of those associated with him in chris
| tisn labor, aud that we cherish his example as
| one well worthy of our imitation.
Resolped. That In this sudden bereavement
we realize the necessity for greater diligence in
| The masters service, since the night cometh in
/ which no man can work.
| Resolved; That we tender our heartfelt sympa
| thy to his Borrowing wife and friends and com
mend them to the God of all grace who alon'
can sooth the wounded heart.
! @. W. HANNA.
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LOCAL. INTELLI6ENCE.



TRAINS LxAvx WILMINGTON.
70. Nee York-i.si. a M. ia'T. is-As, ass, T. n.
Fsr Phiiadsiphaa.--i $50, $40 $50, 1880, A.
NJ. 12l7, i24a g. A. b.ss, 30 $50 P. n Sundays
|. 81, A. M; 400, ESQ, $50, P. M.
Fov Balfsmore.-l2b2, 2uSs 1000, A, M l.as,
$50, T10, p. NJ sundays, 12o1, Aus, A. N.
FoT Fashtnqton.-l3.o2, a0S, a NJ. 1854 LIS,
0. 30, IN 4. M. sundays, 12.o2, a.os, a. ID.
For Delandre R. R--o00, l0.10, A. M $40, T.
NJ No sunday trains.
For Sas castis-b.oo, loio A. NJ La, $40, p. N.
No sunday trains.
Rr wiimington and Reading II R.-s.so, A M.
2so, 5.lb, p. M. No sunday train.
For Wilmington a Western r. h-i0.s0 A. NJ; o.so,
p. NJ. No sunday trains.
rRAnss ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Sss York.-l.5s, a. M; lab4 liz, 100. P.
"A. sundays, l.o5; A. NJ.
Ffvrs Philadelphia. 1-os, s.5s, A. NJ. 100
NJ; 1854 Ia, sO5 o1b, $50. 100, s.io, HOO p. NJ
Sundays, IL AZ, 1.5s, 1905, A. NJ. u.mi VI.
From lo~. Dsposit.-s.04, A: N. NJ SUNDAY train
From Baltimore. - LII, 1925, A NJ; 1901 II 20
From Washington - La, A. NJ. 12-oI, l2.ao, o.s2
$50, P. M. sunday Isl, A. M. $50, p. M.
From Delaware n. Rolls, A Nj $50, $50,
N. No sunday trains.
Mom kep castls.-s.00 1918, A. M. $50, $50
e. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading R. R.-s.56, A. n
100, Z 30, p. M. No sunday trains.
FoA Wilmington, a Western r. R.-Ino A. NJ
AIS P. M. No Sunday trains.
LHAvB PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
1870, $50, 1890, A. M: 1915, aso, 400, nln, eOt
As. s.so $50. P. NJ. sundays l2so, $50 A NJ; ss
IL. 80 p. M.
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Local Brev,tIss.

Sunrise at I.71.
Sunset at 4.40.
Try - Plantation"
Gloves at Morgan's.
Tomorrow will be Christmas
The family jar is frequently jug.
And so The deer hunt will not transplre.-
The pleasure OF doll q good never W ars out
good dinner is always obtainsble at Fulmers
Our shoe dealers sell "womensri hts-and lefts."
The cars Of the western K. X. axe sded al this
season.
All styles of Ladies' Furs, at W. P. webbs, SO
Market street
When young lady gives her eli away she loses
her SELF osessiOn.
An who want turkeys go to Delaware Avenue
Market, x06 W. Tenth Street.
For whitmsns beautiful con -ections go to Miss
Maxwells, aVs W. Second street.
For cool stock OF mems coarse boots, go 20 Pen.
nngton's Ninth and orange Streets.
Try him with your Winter orders-who7 Bayne,
the tailor, 5i5 Market Street. OF course.
At few hours notice the City Laundry will do
your wash & beautifully, AT 2 Is. Fifth street.
New styles late arrivals and attractions In fash
ionable neck wear, at Doughten's, 40 Market St
File Murphy, Ninth Ward sell coal all through
the Christmas Holidays, and the best coal in town
too.
OF all the collars sold last wear the Elmwood took
the lead. This WAS because 1t was, and sui is the
best
Grover A Baeer's ofice is 5O7 King Street, ana
I
the market.
rubeu's hats. caps, umbrellas, furs are Just ne
.hings' to look al a buy this eve Ing, at b
/ Third street.
Gift buyers in their excur Ions about town might
with advantage, step N at sln hng Street, aud IN
| spect HaImaL's furniture oddities.
| singles s will doubtless Lave a rush for theii
| par agas, all day, tO-morToS. Buy a b for
smoker friend. The place is 900 Market street.
| Hindle 4 Co. will sell " Plantation" cigars cseap
err. during the Holiday season. than any other In tn
market OF equal quality. Their ace IS sl2 MAJ ket
Wall pockets, brackets. foot rests, music stands
chair, 6c &c, at Enterprise Cos go and .2l Ma
ket and a hundred other beautiful things for tn
Holidays.
The Farmers Market at SIN AMI Orange VIII b
opened this evening until 10 O'Clock an cOse Chris
mas mo- ming at Q O'Clock and will not open aga
dur ng the day. due lot OF game at the III stalis
A J. Williams, al Ggeenhauk. has opened sior
at that place. AMI offers such sltcies as eau usual
| be found In country store. A store Is needed q
that place aud Andy deserves TO be- well 10
trOnized.
T. Z. Robinson A Co, Ninth aud Orange, osC
fancy groceries and CONNECTIONS, fresh and good K
the Holidays and there is no doubt that th-se get
tlernen deal with emit fairness with al their Gu
toners and sell as low at ary otn place In tow
The Improved "Remington" New Family FAvoril
Sewing Ma hine, your most ser iceable ieud II
ways ready for use, very cas- ly underst' oil aud
EASILY worse ed, does not dlsapp0iut you ~ gett u
> | out OF order. Heavy TX canb thoroughly DOL
& yes ment Tor every family. wnl sell lnen Ia
y gain to l. working the agency on an economi'
!. | plan. A. J. ku fort. Agent for Remington Sew II
: Machine Co., 4C4 Market street.
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B.ack SINS from Si.25 to $3.50.
Fancy 81 Is IN Dark Con SHADES from 80 70
s2g6
Fine a. Fashionable Dress Goods.
Good, Durabl Dress Goods
Paisley Shawls with Rcd Centre.
Paisley shaws with Black Centre.
IT ttusse Il Co.'S KID Gloves.
bog SAn Gauntlet Gloves
De Gloves, (twO butto
or Gloves. zone button.)
lnfial Haudkerchefs.
Lace nandkeTchiefs,
lates' tO4Aas and Nlu3.
Lace BarJes.
Fancy SnS handkerchiefs.
Plain White SIX II indSerchlefs.
lstlts SIN Frlnged sashes.
Immen 4 Assortment of Ladies' r1ee-
kllhro dered Collars and Cuffs,
Fine Toilet soats.
Brushes and Combs
six MIR. llas OF the Finest Quality.
Al laca Umbrellas.
ChlntZ lmnrehas.
Il 4.es' Baib igg n Hose.
Inldr MS Fancy str ped Hose.
G,ntlemsn's Linen handkerchief
EIuoruld rcd Ptato Covers.
kiahroidered Table overs
lne Linen lab g lovers.
BIN, PinK aud Blue Table Coyers.
bun, rms and blue Napkins
Fine Waite rSweis II 90 LIS and ..se.
Leults Merlno Underwear.
Gcntlemens Merino Underwear.
Chl ren's Mer no nd-rwear.
Ladies bAlmOra SIX rta.
Chudrens BalmOral skirts.
White blankets from $500 to $3.50.
hite Marseiles spreads.
Tapestry brussels Ca pets.
Fine Ingram Carpets
Milton kugs and MATS.
sE-we have also Large Stock of Cslicoes, Can
ton AMI Wool tlanneis, sslmeres, SC, a.. an
for these times, 10 ina y persons no more apr,
pri..e present can be made.
M KENNARD a 90.
No. 900 MARKET SrRRsr,
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Black silks from sl.s6 10 $3.50
fAscy SAAs IN DrA Cot shades from sloo to
FINE and Fashionable Dress Goods.
GOD Dhraole Dress Goods.
fsisIey SrsEis with Red Centre
ra.sfy shswls With Black Centre
refuusse 4 q s sid Cloves.
Dog SKIN Gauntlet Cloves
li.e Gives, i.Wo busions.i
Doe Cloves. tone hutonl
ltial naudkerchlefs-
ace handkerchief.
LADIES' 90 laIs and CUFFS.
Fslcy SIX Handkerchlefs.
Pan HI e. uandkerchief-.
Lanes Xix Ranged sashes.
Jumeuse as 0rtnent o. sues Tea
Ell lrodered Collars and CUFFS
klle Toilet soaps
al Brushes al / Combs.
TX I'm rellas Of me finest Quality
Alpaca Umbrellas
Z hlnsz umbrellas.
ladies Ba.1rlf gan Hose.
ChNOrsu's Fancy tripod Hose
GenLenens Llaen handkerchief.
mpfoderel iano overs.
Embroidered Table Covers
Fine men able Cuvsrs.
Iiln, n and Blue Table Covers.
bln, Pax aud Blue Napkins
Fine Whi;e TSwsis, 500. 81 Is and 800
Lalies' NJ ri4U GHder Fear.
Ienuemen's MeHlo Underwear
thldrens Meriso Underwear.
LADIES' aunpfal skirts
lhGitens BilmOral * rts.
White anAets from s5.o TO sio.ov.
White harsellles spreads.
Tsp strs Brussels Carpets.
J ~ In rain Carp-t..
Milton Rugs and Mas.
sEwe nave a'so arre stock OF Calcoes, Can
ton and Wool Flannels, Casslmeres, Sc, &C, snd
Tor iese times, 70 many persons, 70 more Rppropri-
AZ presents can De made.
W NJ KKNFhRD %
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A CURE OF LIVER Disc ssE.
RISK, Texas, Nay 10th, /:
List OF Unclaimed Letters


Remaining In the Wilmington, Del, Post once
Saturday, Dec. i2th, 1sI4
GESrLENgSs LIST.
Ambrose, David Nc a Ia Geo
Dane, Eli S Mahoney, John
Bue, jerome hackey, Joln Henry
CupOn, NJ Mann, ars all
CIossley William Nash, Richard
Cornelius, Vim 1T Friedman, h
Downs burnett Dr ParleT, Jt I'm
Grifith, 1T Pennington b
Hsme, Collins Passmore Thos Il
Hasmead, Chas A hufe Pyle
byatt, John fattrie. Aescr
Honecker, George Reeve. harry
johnson, Alex Jr Smi h, ALVIN d
Jones, m James ktlne a.
Bilcannon, Martin Trusy, Geo
Kerns, SamIel Wilkinson, George
Lewis, Daniel Welsh, Doctor
LADIES LIST.
Brown. Sslns Paucost Catharine
Dor Rherty, Cathertn foss, bella
Grfitn, Reb sccs Reynolds, Ida
Green, Mary seyil, Smau IL
Justson, Geo W Mrs Seaman, Matte
Johns IN, Violet Nv rney. Abby
Kelley, Mars Woods, kssle
Muffin, A y u son, Hester
Morrow, Caddy Nilles, Mrs
Miller, Mary Mn
WILLIAM NJ. PYLE. P. VI.
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SUNDAY TEMPERAsoE MEKrIso.-A Temper
ance meeting will be held at the City Hall, Sum
day afternoon, at O'Clock aud will be addressed
by Rev. ]. NJ. P. Otis. Subject q" Out at Night
and Going to Ruin.
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l.. MAnKe,
@. W. HANNA.
Committee.

GAVE HIMSELF UP.-"Nip" Riley, one Of tho
boys who, it s said, set fire to the ice house OF
Walton 4 James, some months ago, tired OF
rambling around and lodging out Of the way Of
the police, came, yesterday evening and gave
himself up. He now awaits a hearing, but does
not admit his guilt.
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1t Is quite generally the custom TO take s'ro@g
liver stInuanis for the cure OF liver plant and
both the min raj and vegetah kingdoms have b. en-
diligently sea cned 10 procure the most astlc and
poisonous purgatises, In onier 10 produce power
full effect upon the liver, and arouse the tagging and
enfeebled organ. This system Of realm nj Is un lie
same principle as that OF giving week nd bill
iaied man large portions Of brandy 10 enable hm 10
do a certain am 1unt OF wur6. When he stimuant
Ia withheld tue organ, ike the system, gradually
reiapses INFO more torpid sluggish and weakened
condition than before What then u wanted?
Med cines, which, viii they cause the Bile to DOW
freely from the liver as that organ is ed into a.
ton. will not overwork and thus deb lita'e n, but
WILL when their use Is disc ntnued, leave the nver
strengthened and healthy. Such remedies are found
in DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical d scovery aud FUR
gatiye Pellets
A CURE OF LIVER Disc 4sE.
RISK, Texas, Nay 10th, 1873.
DR.. X. V. IERcE, Buffalo. y.
Dear eir-My wife last year a. this lime WIS con-
nne 20 her bed with Chrome Liver Disease. had
one Of the best doctors 10 Sc he AMI he gave her
mp to die, when came upon some OF yO1 IN cine
bought one bottle nd cOmmenc d CIV ng ii. S5t
then weighed s2ibs now she weighs 40 D - and Is
rohast and hearty. she has taken eight DO Il IN all
so you see | AIN an advocate 7 YOU medici ei.
WILLIAM hkAZEI-
FROM TIE NOTED SCOUT, BUFFALO ELL"
HoLL ,sp HOUSE Rockford, Ill. April 20, 1874 =
Or. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y; Sill have now ia
ken four bottles OF your Golden Medical ID c1verl
in connection with your elltts. and must say III
nothing have ever Ia en- for my yer has don mt
as much good. feel like a new man. Tnanks !
". =. CODY, tBuGalo Bill
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wHEAr-FED PoRK.-The EAston Star learns
that some Of the farmers Of Trsppe district fat
tened their hogs this season on wheat instead
OF corn, owing TO its low price. Wheat fAttens
hogs much faster thSn corn, il iz said
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gost aud found.

r OST-A MEMORANDUM BOOK BE
IL tween $40 W. Ninth Street and Eighth and
Shlpley Streets suitable reward will be given II
returned to either OF above named places
dec24'lts ROBERT Hal DOCK, tasterer
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IL Lame Fail and Winter stock OF Boots and
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store, ls
Market Street, Third door below Second.
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Fs- Babsock & Bro keep ladies' buttoned boots at
$3.50. They are splendid AT 2O6 Market street,
above Second, lower side.
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Es- Homen's Lace Shoes from ti.5a up and wo-
aen's button shoes from f2.7o, al Prettymans
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sw DIAMOND JEFBLRY a Specially. Ameri-
San and imported watches Is Karat solid gold rings,
lailes and gents solid gold chains. Jeweiry In every
variety also clocks at prices 70 suit the times, at I.
". Bnlys old established stand, No. of3 Market NJ,
phtls4ietnhta
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-24

re- Sous Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
drenA shoes IN great variety, and at extraordinary
low prices at Prettyman's i2i Market Street, Thru
door below Second. octS-Sm'
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-24

Fs- You can get nne calf boots, wide sole and heel
comfortable for walking, at Babcork Bro s, aOs
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-24

tY- Trv Bdbooek & Bros best calf stitched boots,
worth $40, At $3.50, 900 Market street. east side.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-24

E- Mems ene calf stitched boots, usual price SEQ
for 81, at 9O6 Market street Dabcock kro.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-24

Fw-S Something gse-A present of a besutful AL
BUN given 10 all those purchasing dozen Photo
graphs. at SECTIONS ROOMS,
decI-lm 4i4 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-24

Sac yoar Doctors Bills When Dr. wisiar's
Balsam q Wild Cherry wall cure coughs, colds,
bleeding at the lungs aud arrest the lei de tro er,
Consumption, IL does more tlan most phys clans
can d.. he u'e OF a single bottle vi SATISFY The n
dulOns that they neeA look no further for the re-
qured aid. 80 cents and 81 a bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.