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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
rhe Mild Autumn and the winters
Health.

such au exceptionally mild autumn rs this has
been, passing on a. it il is within the outworks
of Winter, is.sure to evoke many 4 repetition Of
the grim old proyerb "A green Christmas
makes fat ehurchyard with which people
who have an objection to being too comfortable
can temper the satisfaction Of their physica.
sensations al this remarkably extended re
Vrieve from the miseries Of frost snow, aud cut
ing north winds.
In point OF fact, however. tins season hAs thus
Tar shown no signs of peculiar mortality. The
cases Of epidemic disease are mostly those pecu-
iar TO children. measles. whooping-cough aud
scarlet fever. none Of particularly yirllenl
And and it is further to be fairly said that al
though the autumn of 1873 was also ,ery mild,
!, Was not followed by an unhealthy winter.
In watching children through those malatlor
winch their juvenile hesh iS peculiarly heir 70
parents may consider among their causes foI
tnshkfulness tine henefeent miliuees of th'
uiedcAl systems Of to-day, compared with wis
those Of the last generation had 10 suffer IN 20
.ug through the same mill. No more barhsrou
refisals Of fresh air a. the worst q poisou- :,
tie gssping patient. no more ofhcious pressiu.
II not ''ysrb tea A. ''your only potion. to til
teyered lips that beg for cool fresh wafer, ali
where the little sugar pellets Of the home
upstllisi are rejected FOR the larger pills Of tn
orthodox regulars, the lusntities OF the latte
prescriptions have so msrveliously lessene
SINCE the good old times, that castor-oil Al
sAlts-and senns are no longer regarded as wors
shan the tortures OF the Inquisiuon. aud cslom'
4ud ialAp only thing 10 be laughed at.
Only those Of the present day Who hsd Il
.uek 70 be brought mp on an old-fa-hionei rex
tlen under tine mercles Of AL old-tsslloned ao
tor can rightly estimate tie blessing Of tine rsp
progress which the medical profession has ma,
aud is making in the path OF eorlmon sense s.
scientific cooperation with Mature
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
ARE WE A HAPPY PEOPLEg

Mr.. aoldwin Smith is q social philosopher Who
is not always particularly felictous in his illus
trstions OF social defects. He oftner than NOT
makes shipwreck OF his argument through pref
udice and inconsiderate jumping at conclusions.
one Of his latest dicts in a foreign magazine ar
t.tle. as we see it quoted in the Nation, is that
Americans have no true home life, but Vegetaee
rather than live in senseless routine wmeh
makes existence merely mechanical instead
Of thing Of enjoyment How Mr.. Smith OBJ
tanned thus moral information 1t would
be interesting to learn and it will be received az
q novelty by our people who have not until no"
learned that they we're not happy section OF
the race Perhaps the philosophic smith may
be right and we are like men who have smpnta-
t,ons performed under the influence OF chloro-
form, and cannot be persuaded upon awakening
that they are not still in possession OF all theli
limbs The Doctors prove to us thus that the
senses are not always to be depended on, and We
may really be miserable without knowing II
until informed Of the fact by distinguished
foreigner. But although possibly self.deeeived
great many Americans ''in middle life will per
sistin thinking themselves pretty comfortable, MI
Smith to the contrary. And we will so furthel
and assert that in country does the same clas'
enjoy mo freedom and privilege, have more o
the luxuries and enjoyment OF life. in short Sc
more of the essential good out of existence, thai
IN the United States This is tile general test
mony Of travelled people, who do not scruple
eithag, 10 tell Us thatw We are too excitable an
hurried in our pleasures. a certain amount q
hum-drum there is of.course IN our working al
resting hours, yet no more. books are to be be
lieyed, than is found elsewhere, but this is of
set with variety i'll the means Of relaxation
aud still more by cheerful freedom in our st
1a spirit and an absence of class restricao
which is not found elsewhere, at least not ever!
where. Mr. Smith has evidently been unfortui
ate in his introduction to American society
would be easy to put him lin way to ehang
his opinions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

Tie Reporter published At Dover. by l.e,i J
II. Williams, and the Rescue issued At George
town by Rev 4. D. psyis are TO he hereafter
united on seeount of tAe fsci tha; the two pa
pers in their future polic! Nere 70 represent
.eoai the ssme interests, aud likely TO coni .ct
and divide the patronage. The new name il
Z be the CHRISTIAN Rsp0rsr- aud ". L. Good.
ils and Rev. J. 7. Goriy will be tie editors
e.th Rev. A D. Davis in charge Of the Temper
snce department.
The fredericksburg Ca'e.tr, q Caroline comfy.
an excellent little weekly, has been rp 70 the
present time, III charge of Mr.. George BAher.
The issue Of the 2nd inst. announces that It viii
aow be edited 10y Or. " p. Noble. gentleman
whose tastes TrH strongly IN newsrsper direc-
uors, and who viii doubtless teep Mp the good
,nAr cier Of the C9gsr james II Po1er- is
proprietor and publisher.
Mr. Richards Of the Sahst ily LsNey
Ss5remaa. the Efficient Secretary Of the new
Peninsula Press Association, has sent ont circu
.srs to every newspaper on the reniusuls aoti
tslng them Of the meeting III this city on Ill
@9th, and cordially inviting tile presence u
representative from each. There sAand r.
z II uestlug
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
gyitu asussnsss Ass.:tlr.y

AuCTI0NERRs.
Joseph H. Miller, sth and Ripg streets
BANKERS a BROKERS,
h R Robinson Co, 40 Market street.
BARBERS ~ HAIR DRk-shf
A Ashenbach, Az Market street
BRLL RINGEHs y BtI.I. p0~rrH-
Geo w jackson. ". 9t9 street
g0oT& sHOE MAKEK~. and DF4it
J. 0. Alexander, Ia Market str
nAbuoek Bro, 2si . ae Market str
john ); Moreisnd, 4th aud Poplar stsss'a
,SanS 4n5Ts, 4arns, ~ S ~ - ssesa, stsess ,,se
CARPENTERS AND BuILDBIt~.
j. a. Haddoek. shop Thorue bel Front itas iuis "
j. r. ID. seeds, shop W. Fourth near West
CIGARS ~ TOBACCO.
brisbane 4 DeAIalnsille ~ market street
VIM u. Robinson. iisS < itn street.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. Il JEwKI.sR-
0. Bush, corner seventh and Market stt-sta
Preston Ayers, ~ King street
J U Massey iS K stn strgaL
COACH Il GARRIAER MATEnIAi.
Wn- Green Co., 4 E cor. Sd aud Shiple, stseis
DauGiGsTS.
u. X. BrlnRhnreI, 81 Market street
FLORISTS.
rAtnau A Co.. Delaware Avenue aud Jsfvrsou stree,
GENERAL. INSURANCE AGkNr~.
a,i Iso%iss PlgPas,; s a, Make, st..S, s..
GENTS FURNISHING R0OD-.
James jaime, N wstson a s9a. ~ Ms,sst a'fee'
/ uhas- y MoreAn, dli hsrket street
John p poushtsn, tlu MArkst street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
/ hukln A Nalraven, " Market si=ssL
/ WIliiain p, we6h 81 HaFssi str-oi
HAHOMARE.
jane 4 Kr1., IN Market street
IROS & sTEkf.
YIN Green uo 5. K, "a aps ihip..J s'sss
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland. 5. H. coz. foEt AID Orange
LOOkfNG-CI.AssEa = lsRAuEs
| rieood D,iAne, 10 W -ih atisat
! h MeN1nsgie, ID and kiug atressA
uERt tlANT TiIi.pR-.
tiea Gouest u fonrtb street
Cyrus Staru, III Market strsst
John n saahhausen, iit hiug stree,
samuel Mnier4 .if.. Is Narhe slfo-t
PAPER iiANt.tNs!~. SlfAUhs, 4c.
Jonn x Holt, "a aud Market stree,s
Pi.unBERs AND GAS lrTkRs
v. r. Gtilesple, al5 " lth street
KkAI. ESTATE AsiNSTS.
assss Pangagson. Alliaoaas sis sib aaa nAa
= II Frazer 20 and shipeg street,
Ww ksynolds %, 81 Mask s'rrsi
A n GfimshsN, No, W. ~ Street
v. a. fillmore, No. . Mesi bth strosi.
samuel W. MuC'aullsj. ar iarkst sir--i t~s- Ass
s>m- Nrti1no. a Co, "a Market sfrs.sl
REsrAIRANT Il BILLIARD Hs,a
Joseph fullner. 81 sod ed Market street
SEWING MstiINRS.
rover Baker S. VI. %, 5Gs kias stro-t
Ser Amefi.ap SepiLs Maehiua. IL Maikv street
UOFEEE aud TIA Dealers
Unioa Pacihe fea .ompAuJ. 6l9 Mart-t sts.ei
uNDERTAkERS.
1'hos. H. Giles RI Shloloy street
! x f"aaS' sss Market atTnei -fS@~ al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
L.iterar, Nos,ec.

L.1sts L4r,'.g A9e. Afier,iSs successful cs-
tser q over thirty yes7~ Tts Ltrias so seems
la5re vigorous aud prosperous than ever before.
AiWays tie chief it is now .-.uee it, absorption
u Every SAtlriAy' tie only eoecuc weekly
Of the country. What distinguishes II Is the
fast that It presents iaexpensively considering
it, thrts dnd 4 7i.lr'sr Aoli>slnd arg pd9es of
resding mater yesr wltla freshness, OWING 10
tie frequency Of the issue. and with ssfisfSe-
scry completeness attempted by nc other pub
AcAtion whatever, the shless essSys and reviews
sae oest seTisl and short s;oT es- the finest
skstehes 2lii poems, aud the most valuable bio
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
special 7loiifss.

Grosvenor.s Improved ReiIadonna
Plaster.
Capsicum Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells
ST. vincents Arrow Ro0t.
Bowers Glycerne,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelaiine,
Concentrated Glycerlne,
Seherings Choral Hydrate.
Tin Seidlitz Boxes,
star Mills Paper,
Entering Paper.
French Mustard plasters,
Etferyescins Granular Salts (Kea bey Mattsons -
B.4Cs Sugar coated Pils and Grsnules,
Ailcn KS Porous plasters,
Aoers Cod Liver on,
vinegar Bitters,
Holloway's Worm Cuniectinns.
Matthey Caylus Capsules,
Planters Capsules,
Iairants Seltzer Aperient.
Hepszey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial 1'ro,hes
Yankee shaving sap,
Sche1er's Prpslne,
Lows Liniaienf
snpp..ed 10 the trade al the lowest market rates
by
E. BhISGHURST 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Personal.
I'll meeting

IN, hnis of the sandwich lsiaAds VISITED
the BoArd Of Brokers in san frsncisco yester-
Jay ard st4endei eol.,er IL Tie -arae ei;y iasi
Right
Nj, Al,oni s1-Presidsnt II ne Freelmeus
SAVINGS BsnA, who hAi bceu staying al tie Hy
geiAn Home, II tins city tor seyerAi weeks. TO
restore his greatly shattered health. eft yester
dzy for lie North, much improved
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
colored Misra.,on al the south

The threatened migration Of the coiorei peo-
pie from Aahsna and ue1rela attracting 81
teruon N those States. = he Mobile Register
SAYS that the negroes auoat Montgomery. Ala
held 8 large meeting the othel day To consider
what they were goins "a 10 about tie dem ocra-
tc victory in tile state. some sToke III favor Of
emigration immediately bn; Others ADVISED wait
ug awhile and masking an appeal TO Cougie-s
Tins was substantially what va resolved upon
A resolution Mas passed calling sia;e eoayell-
tlon Of the negroes sc Montgomery IN December,
70 make smother report ot ''en7ages' 70 the
federal authorities.
The Augusta tiA.i Gal-SltnhaaIi.si sav-
a. There IS biz scare just now shout negro
| eNatns from 'ieorgia 20 afher States, uotaoly
| Texas The railroads. il : said. wsll takt the
| aa0reg TO Texas fol half fare. bu. charge him
| full puce FOR returning. Il i.e eo,Ufai Tt-r.a
/ choose 70 90 20 Texas, Ne a. NOT see low t4ey
| csu he nreNeUted, uuie-~ superior Inducements
/ are offered for them 70 iemau We dare asv
| enough VAL remain for al practical puFp SEES,
! and Il great many Idle white men VIII he
/ thereby tmPelled 10 % 10 work the calamity wf
not he an unmiugate1 one sitter AL int rather
blessing III disguise.
Tic Afianta Ga. Hrail = NoNelnber e6th
aids The following ''As 5 sui iec; Of eMgro---
| ing interest and Importance, We present some
further fseis hesr.us Hlou HE threatened EN- !
sfalon ~ the neEroes from q -orglA. Mr.. Hous-
ION, 81 Che Atsuta ani New Orleans .iuf. REPLIES
70 the oAArge tlaf las lne lai icrced the West
evu and Atauue railroad % reduce the rates. bg
saying that the Western aud Atisnt.1 railrua.i
forced hls Iue % reduce the rates. This s ex-
sety tie point thst lasie 4 uluons and
onf-shroai competition between ,Ae gasls forces
the price down tn -nch Agngt- s. absolutely
tempt the negroes % leave tie s;4-e. Ii makes
very little difference 10 the public wiucA
line commenced tie cutting business.
The mere fact jhsi tMs uegru plcd.er can gei
| transportation for l540 negroes from Atlanta Il
yckshuIs, for sl4 hesd, and 4 tree uokel te
one in every twenty-five. Is sii iiI4t the puelic
lave 70 deal With. This Is tie one tllng that i
mus, deql1T5 aud condemn. We sfiE believe
;hat = convention 81 State magnsle- Of these
r4ree routes, and the shaAti9n o. rheI low eini-
graz: fstes, would stap tie Wholesale exodus u
our negro population. The negro Is remarkable
f1r his love q locality. He generally prefers to
stay around the old farm place. where lie va.
iaised. and sii dc uulvs all the condition.
tempt hm % ltsvc i. The siagle Shsiaela 81
fall h.gh-pf.ce,i Iaiiroal fare would settle the
mstter NTH Eo-tAinis Of tliem-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
a Hah. scnt b, Exprrs..

4 bsby only year old was recently sent ty es-
press from Ilsbon 10 North Concord y Il aaiy
abeAed aud propped up n Dig char, WITH a mr.
hey sHi smother express package before it, to
prevent its falling out, and it evidently suffered
greatly from lie uncomfortable situation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
SpeE;s. alatifes.
Mcnnati's Compound Syrup of Tal
and wild cherry

McHnati's Compound syrnp OF Tar
and wild Cherry
For Coughs and Colds and sill aftectious OF the
Tnroati iR confidently recommended es
ONE OF THE REST REMEDIES IN THE MAR.
KET
For the cure aud prevention OF The abose named
maladies,
1t has been established in HE market for upwards
Of twenty years and to-das 1t has no rival.
A GOOD TnlSa Is JOY FOREVER.
EDW ARD ysiEALL, Jk
AfOrHgCARY,
5. K COR. SECOND AND MARKET sTBEETs.
anr'-ly
Housewives, Fake Notice.
Buy your spices, sc.. for putting W. fruli, al the
Delaware Avenue Drug store. Aho, eorss aud
sealing wax.
W.T.. ALRlcRs. 800 Delaware Avenue
Jordan's Tonic Ale.
\ ruRK LIGHT ALE nREs ED EXPRESSLY
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
just the thng for tins season OF the year ~ Wv,
tome 10 the relaxed system.
sold wholesale and retail by the agents,
B4 c. SHOEMAKER,
sOs Marker Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

lcneerfuly give this testimony to the public thai
Mrs Fosters B'ood Purifier and retter Olniinek
curt4f me;
| was afflicted tor many Nesfr with disofdefed
blood, Troublesome anu Obstinate tetter of the
skin and swelling OF the glands of the neck which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering ami ex-
pense
ronsaitea eghi Of The most prominent physl-
uAns ia ie clty AMI used their mediene long time
without receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting worse, I'LL nnally almost despair
ing Of hope, J was induced TO Try Mrs. Foster 5
Rloni rufiuer. which was recommended iO me H.
being certain cure for my disease. II VAS the
turning point IN nv ease af;ei uainR two bottles
o., The blo0d Furnei N connection with the Pe,teT
lAItne ni tie eifg ceased, the rruptlons dlsap-
peare an,l now ] an entirely aud edectually cured.
II further Information Is desired concerning my
case, cal at my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

NorlcK-since July /, 1874, subscribers TO Inc
uAnY COMMERCIAL who receive their paper M
man. are not required to pay postage Al any p9'
ufnce in New Castle County.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
The CelIuIoid Tru.s.

Thess are the mos; durable sat easily sdiusted
1rls>es offered 10 the public The spring is nf
the bst English Steei, and completely covered with
Cellnod whlch protects and preserves H. while tue
pad is Of the salue material
Among the many great advantages Of the emu
iuid truss. which Will be Al once appre, laied Oy
those Nho nave worn TrusseS, are the following
Il is imper ious 10 water
l. viii never break or craek
II is always clean.
Ii he bent win the hanilo any shape required
without artincal heat.
II III neither rust or chaie the patient.
!, will retain the mos diculi rupiare AN safely
aud comfort
Il uec1 not lie removed while bathing.
It's durabidiy IS beyond question.
Il Is economical for II III last a life time.
The heat Of the body causes no unpleasant smell.
In fact with a Ceuloid russ, the wearer has
comfort ease, safety, dnrahnts. atspial,ilty, and
economy.
A variety of styles u these Trusscs may to, found
At Fosters Drug store, rOnl aud " est streets
Please ,all and examine. Ad!us menis.1nate with
Out extra charge.
Special attention shown to iaiin> 10y Mrs. Dr. Eos
ter The gentlemen receiving their share of atien
ton Oy ! cuup peteu, man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

PUsLIsHRD EVERY AFTERNOON ts''''days
xcep.sd,l at ne COMMERCIAL BUILDING, So'itA-icess
sorsss FszA sad sfarlet Streets 7tso ceHts copy.
Ten eents a uesk DKIIygRRD fRsk by eaff'eFs
Arcugho.t tAa city. Fivs Dollars PEAR, BY maH'
DRLAWARs TRIBUNE, tsucekly,l the nenifs'''ar
,r,aa Of FarYaers and Frtsitgesers gFtaf fn'""s
Newspaper published every ih'rS'es po'''''9' a.
Too De,lars vear.
COMMERCIAL sTKAa FkiS1ise ROOMS, pro
sioi ,eltA Gyst-eass MACHINERY and sEllfta sorsHe
IN zecitss.s Book Job, and Mercantile Printing OF az
descriptions
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
French PerEurnery.


W. II. ALklCns, al tile
DELAWARE AVENUE DRUG STORE,
has a lot OF
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
Which he Is closing ont a. hall the regular price
Cal ami get a supply before they are all gone
jyl7-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

SLY vER
BRIDAL elFTs
rHR GoKaAN COMPANY,
sIlyEBsAnTHs EsrABIIsHED 1881.
No. 1 BOND STREET, Nsw YORK.
O.
Rlcu BmplL GiFrs TESTIMONIAL piSoks -
FAMILY siLvER.-FoRks AAp srooss. - skRvIcEs
Foa TIA, DINNER Lusoa klc, nc, OF ssKNLiSe
rvRiry ONLY.
Those deslrous Of obtaining articles Of Solid sill
yer, hearing the Gorhan Sterling stamp lLlon, An
caor and the letter e., which Is positive gnaran-
tee of purity, may do through the leading Jewel
e-s Of this city upon terms favorable as II OH
tined from the Gorhan Company direct
novI-a6teod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

iE~R f. RUNKFLS BITTER ZINE or IRON
4. +. Knnkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF Iron will
enectnally cure liver complaint. 1aund ce spepsa,
chronic or nervous debility chronic diarrnUa, dis
ease OF tue kidneys. and all diseases arising IRON
disofdeTed liver, stomach or ntestlnes, such CON
supaton, natulence, inward piles, fulness of bood
to the head, acidity OF the stomach nausea, heart
burn, disgust for food fullness OF weight 10 the
stomach, sore eructations, sinking or huttering al
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF the head hur-
red or difficult breathing. nut erng at the heart
choking or suffocat ng sensations when III lying
sight du pain In the h. al, deficiency Of perspra-
uon, yelOwness of the skin and eyes, pain in the
side, back, head. chest, limbs etc. Sudden lushes
OF heat, burning In the iesh. constant imAgungs Of
evil. and great depression OF spirits, frce 81 per
bottle. Beware of counterfeiis. DO not let your
druggists palm on some other preparation OF iron
he may say is as good, hat ask fnf kunkrls Bitter
Wine of Iron. Take no other. kunkels Bitter
Wine OF Iron Is not sold In huk-unly In bottles.
f. +. knnkel Proprietor, No. sg north Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Ia.
For sale by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
+. F. KuNKRLs BITTER WINE OF IRON.
DO you want something to strengthen you, OF
good appetite? Do yUu want to get lid Of nervous
ness DO you want energy, seep well, or be curt d
kss Bitter Wine of Iron. Every bottle guArant, etl
10 10 as recommended. sold only in 81 bottles
Depot and once, 2s9 Moth Ninth street. PhilAd J.
phla, Pa. Get the genuine, sold by all druggists
ASK for T. knnkels and take no other.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete, IN frin tw,
10 three hours No lee till removed, by Or. E. r
knnkel 2oe North Ntnth street. Phll4dephla. Seat
Pin and stomach Worms also removed. Can ant
see advice free, or send for circular. ASK sou
druggist for Kunsers Worm syiup Price, 81 pei
I bottle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
4louts and Shoes.

a}outs and Shoes.
CpEClAL ANNOJ OJNCEMENF
TO THE
CITIZENS OF VII sINGroN AND yIclNlrY.
ST TIE boston oNE-pRicE HoUss,
Nos. 70; AND 2o9 MARKEr ssRRET
oau be foand The arges aud dncst assortment of
ROOTS AND ; ioEs FOR
LADIES, GENls 5. MISSES AND cHiLDRENs.
ALSO. TIE MOST FAsHIoNABLs CLOTHING.
at prices whlen cannon he competed with
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
We guarantee give cur Gus oiners heittr goods
~ oNer prices, hptA g boots aI slQes and IN cuin
ing than eau be purchased anywhere else N tuis
State because We manufacture ouE own goods aud
know Of what they are composed anu nos they are
mate. We Keep no aucttan obs Before pur-
chasing lsewhslt call aud examine our stock ami
statement. Remember the place
NOS. nj anl MARKET STtFgT,
WILMINGTON, DEL
" K, HOLMES \ co
s K HOLMES HENRY slKR.
noya-2mo
DHLn' {. BENKERT,
zsa NORTH SECOND ST., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
iAniks, eENrtGAEys AND canps4As
Boots, shoas AND CATERS.
sF-tAil tSR Kx4nIs ntR SroSx o,t.nsm
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III 5. MccoMB,
SlFAcruRER or
! PAIkNr-SlNtIthED. FA1ENT h1NErEn
oAh-LE TIER BgLTlN u
OAK-LbAIllER BETTING
LACE AND PICKER LEATHER
AND ALI. KINDS or
I HOE AND HAkNgs LkATnEK.
COPPER RiyErs.
BELT HOOKS AND CLASPS.
hlpkAUllc PACKING,
AND GUN RgLTlNG.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
4 STORE AND AANUFACToRY,
rilRD Am ORANGE STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

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