davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
Our Seaside Resort
MEETING AT BALTIMORE IN REGARD TO TIKI
RKIoBeTH BEATH CAMP MEETING GROUNDS


In Baltimore, Thursday afternoon, a meeting
was held at the Methodist Book kooms, l22 West
Fayetie street, for the purpose OF getting sub
scriptions to the stock of the Rehoboth Beach
Camp Meeting Grounds which are located in the
lower portion of this State. Among those present
wero Rev. Mr. Brown, of the Wilmington Con-
terence; ; Rev. Messrs. Myers and Baer Of the
baltimore Conference; General Il. B. Tyler, VIM
DaniSl, A. a. krantz, and Il number of stockhoi-
dcrs. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. BROWN
The meeting was presided over by Mr.. j. j. Hurst,
who Introduced the Superintendent of the beach
aud camp meeting grodnd, Rev. j. Is. Quigg. Mr.
Quigg said that the Improvements at the beach had
invoiv1d an expense ia excess OF what was expec-
ted. The ground and expenditures have cost
S3oOOO. A new hotel with capacity for one
hundred and twenty-five guests was completed
last season ut cost OF 900 and three u, enues
graded. viz The Surf. Rchoboth aud Columbia
lhe new railroad from Queenstown to Harrinq-
ton Is expected TO be finished by July next which
will much facilitate the passage of Baltimore
guests to the beach. At meeting OF the directors
| hold at wilmington, last month, it was decided
TO issue one hundred more shares of stock three
hundred shares having already been taken) at
SlOO per share, including lot 100 by ~ feet for
the purpose OF raising means TO build a passenger
railway. The people OF Wilmington aie apxious
| that Billinore shall take the extra one hundred
shares, 80 that the Wllmin gtonans and Baltlnot-
cans may be brought III more sociablo and pleas
urable relations with each other. Thcnty Shares
Of the new issue OF stock s2000) has been already
| taken, mostly by parties III Wilmington. About
| htren OF this number have pledged themselves to
! build cottages this summer. 1t Baltimore only
| lakes thirty shares We can mt once give cut the
contract For building he fscngsr railway. There
are llOo lots Oh the beach, 6O0 ot which have bee
disposed OF.
Remarks upon the SUBJECT were also made by
| MIR. j. }. Hurst, Rev. Mr.. Brown, of the Whining
ton Conference, Rev. Thomas Myers, late agent
OF the Bible Society, and others who had visited
| the beach. They stated that good board could
be gotten for $l.25 per day, that all needed com.
forts could be secnred, aud that the mosquitoes
were not so numerous there as III the city Mr.
Wiley has leased lot OF ground for tive years
and will be prepared 10 furnish meals fOr five
hundred persons. The beauty OF the location and
surroundings OF the beach were hkew ise referred
to- Mr.. Qmgg read out the names OF several
| BaltlmoIcans who had taken number OF shares
IN the new ISSUE OF stock, aud at the close OF tue
meeting Others signied their intention Of doinl
|
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
HOPE.

Happy he whose inward ear
Angel comtortings eau hear
Ger tho rabbies laughtert
And while Hatrcd's fagots burn
ulimpses through the smoke discern
OF the good hereafter.
knowing this. that never yet
Share OF truth was vainly set
In the worlds wide iallow;
After hands shall sow the seed
After hands from hill and mead
Reap the harvests yellow.
Thus. with somewhat OF the Seer.
Must the moral pioneer,
From the future borrow
Clothe the waste with dreams of grain.
And. gu niduights sky of rain,
Paint the golden morrow -
WHITTIER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

''How much better it would haye been to
have shaken hands and allow it was all mis-
take" said n Detroit Judge. Then the lion
and the lamb would have:lain down together
and white robed peace would have famed yon
with her wings and elevated you with her
smiles of appreciation. But, no; you Went u
chawing and biting and rolling in the mud
aud here yos are, It's So a piece
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE


EKN EKSN ILI4t. BhKhS CV.. Ia.
Eight miles from Reading. g from Philadelphia; (;
lOOO feet above tide water at lnilt. Magnificent
scenery, mountain air, pure water, good food and
plenty of it. horse back and carriage riding, cx-
cellent accommodations nrc n thousand fold more
valuable than drugs. luucan get we'll here, or
keep well. Water batha, sun baths, Swedish
movements. experienced phySician3. &c. We are
moi one idea R-n; we have no hobbies. BOARD
ERS ACCOMMODATED. Send stamp for circu-
now to ROBERT MALIER, NJ. D.,
apr9- -2tawlm Proprietor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

f1vO THE PUBLIC.
II The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pnny have completed arrang eInents 10 carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to AMI Iron all points
vu the limo OF their road and w est Chestor.
Also, to all points on tho Philadelphia and Read
ing and Cathwssa Railroads. Including Reading,
Allentown, Columbia. Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down
ingtown. Mahoney City. Mt. Carnel. NorriAt1wn.
POttsviile. &c.
For further information apply Mt the Depot, cor
ner of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent 10 Franklin fuiesraph OH co.
No. Z W est Third street or 10 their Dt pot, front
AMI Madison or orders iolt with Mem allen X Seal.
deliyeriug agents, will receive prUmpt atteBtion.
L. SrOLZ,
ap6-u uenl Supt W. H. H. H. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

AMERICAN LoCoMoTIvEs,-A contract has
lust been concluded by the Grant works in
Paterson, N. j., to build sixty-fiye anthracite
coal burning locomotives to go to Russia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
Wilmington and western u. II.
TAME TARLE.

FALL ANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
elanAzS1 1Comme eng Oct. lst.. 1874, trains will
N@UEs follows:
Leave WILMINGTON 10 70 a. m. and 8 3b v. M.
Leave LAndenberg u %. n. IN, and 80 p. M,
Arrive at Wilmington 81 a IN. and ) ~. q III.
Arrive at Landenberg II 30 n IN. and 80 y m
CUNNECrlONS-rrain5 leaving whining ton at
10 55a m with train leaving Philadelphia at 30
m.
Train leaving WilminRton ut b p IN, connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at % y III.
Train arriving ut Wilmington ut pa IN, with
train t0r Phitlde phia at ~ IL IN.
Iraln arriving at WILMINGTON at 30 with tram
for PhiadeIphla at 4 y III.
Sunday trains will Do " ithdTawn after Oct. lst
DAVID CONN ELL, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS. ii
- SAIL EvgRy SATURDAY.

s-A SAIL EvgRy SATURDAY.
Fassengers booked to and from any Railway Sta-
tion or Seaport in threat Britain, ireland. Nor
way Sweden, Denmark, Hprnuny, France. Hol-
land. BeIsiuln, and tno tinted States, 80
Cabin i.re from NEW YORK To LONDON. LlV-
EkPOUL, Hl.ASioW ahi DERRY by ednes-
days Steamers $50 by Saturday steamers SUo
and $40.
EXCUKSIoN TICKETS, Sl2O.
INTERMEDIATES. S35, SrEtRAdE. $50
Pay able in Currency. ,,,,
Parties sending Tor their friends IN the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates. For lure
ther particularI apply to the Agents. HLNDhh-
buN BROTHERS. / iinwling 0raeI. N. Ito -
-ANuEL b. BErIS.
@,vw - W ll,ninstnn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
Eines of Gravel.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
APRIL %, 1874.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows tor
Philadelphia aud intermediate Stations.6 5O. ~.
80, 10 10 "a. IN; 9, 4 A., Z 10, 10 u o. IN. .
Philadelphia aul New \ ork 81 u. LII Il IL. D AZ
D. IN, . -. 80 m
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations. IL 81 10 O2.
o. m, 70 y. M. ..,.
Baltimore and Washington, u o., 2Oj, 10 w o. M
! 1855 al, 10 y.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New CASTLE Il IS, 10 10 u. M -, IS. 30 y. m.
Seaford and rniediate Stati0ns IL d. 10 10 n.
N 81 y. IN. . - 90 80
Dolmar aud fntermeditic Stations, l. -. 10 10
a.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phila 1olpbia and intermediate Stations. 4o. ~
p.m -
Philaiclphia and New York 81 n IN.
Baltimore and Washington. IL So. : o. n M
For further Information passengers are rclerred
to the time tables posted at the depot;
II. L. KENNEY.
mar1l-lyd&w superintendent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
NEW rooH
L. s. X. BUTLER'S. 40 MARKET STREET.

NOTICE-I. John W. Schmuck. do hereby give
IN notice that | shall apply to tho judges Of the
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delv, v,ry OF the State of Delaware. in and for New
Castle county. on Monday. May the eleventh a. D.
ls1 l. being the first day of the May Term. A. ID.
ISL. for license to keep inn tavern at n um
ber sey en- hundred and twenty-six Market street,
in the Sixth Ward. in the city nt wilmington and
the following treeholders residing IN SAID Ward
recommend the said application, to VII:
John Mcbride. IL Harmon.
Jacob Brunner, john X. Haiiaher.
Frederick Wahl, Jacob stuck,
William IL Bacon, lgnaI flank.
Daniel Collins Jacob FetZer,
John worth Joseph III HendeL.
John Carney. Wilhelm Schneider
Riehard M howe Andrew Fuchs.
John IIorty George Sharpe.
John Guerin, Frank busan,
Frank Gradwohl. liathaser Hastenbers.
Nichoios Elllnger. Morris OarberrS'
William u. Bayhs. ro,,xy M, scn,.,,o,-
apr2o 81 JVHN w. sCdMOCh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

Providence. Il, l., has made an appropriat
ion of "a, Go Tor next fourth OF July.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
JOHN w. GRAY, Proprietor.

This large and beautifully situa-
81: i;
CI.1SS HOTEL, It commands u fne view OF the
Dsavars BAY and is one of the most pleasant
AM dsIightful places in the State for excursions
or pic nics The house is kept in tho best Style
he bar tillel with tho icest wines. liquors and
IN alt drinks, and table saprlled with tue suhstan-
tisis ami luxuries of the market. EXcurstenists
can arrive BY boat or rail. Parties who wish to
60 hshing or boat riding on the noble Delaware,
xtronage of the public il respectfully so licited.
jy22-tf >. W. "hhl'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
ROWBOTllA N 4 ERAINS
AUCTIONEERS.
The WILMINGTON Auction and Commission House.
No q. EAST FOURTH STREET,

is now open. Auction Sales every evening at the
Auction House. Consgnments received daily
all kinds OF goods wares and mere chandiEe sold on
commission. Persons declining housekeeping can
have their goods sold at private residences. or at
sold on commission promptly paid for within five
days from day OF sale. Country Sales and Sales
OF Real Estate promptly attended to.
We will also keep trst-class VARIETY
STORE. which will be open daily Sunday except
ed) for tho sais at House Furnishing Goods, such
as China. glassware. Queens ware. Creckery, Tin
ware, Carpets Oilr oths. " inflow Shades. brushes.
baskct &c. Also Gentlemen 5 Furnishing Goods.
such as Shirts. Drawers, Hose. Su.penderS Scarts,
&c, dc. at w Wholosale and Retail ut prices which
DEFY conn etition. Call and us and he con
vibcei. Public patronage is respectfully solici-
ted.
X. Z. FRAlM.
tan2l. dom Auct'rs and Commission Merchants
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
AUCTIONEE[R.

7 WISH to inform my friends and the public gen =
l. orally that will continue to call sales when e
ever my services may be required. Amy applica-
ing street. next door to the Post office. will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
mar2S I'm THOMAS M. OdLE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
isxE,road Hours.
rRArNa LKlyv ~ ,rryoron

TRAINS AkAft Wi-1lNSFON.
Ftr Tsls rorki.sl, a ", Ell, l2.4s, asz P. NJ.
FSp 'faiadslphie I di 5so sio ssO 1880, A
NJ. 12l1 1249 2, 4, s.42, 7.20, 9so P. NJ sundays,
l 81, A M. 4.On, 6 Sc. ESQ, p. n.
For BdltiDiore.-i2.52, 2oS, iO.v2, A. Nj LIS,
20, I1O P. sundays 1852 2.0s, A. Nj.
Fog WgshsAglon--lz.c2. f.Gs, A. u. l25ei I.2s,
go, II M 'rsiays, "a ~, . ~ \; M .o p
NJ No sunday trains
FoT Ee,s castle = $50, leir = NJ: I.ss, go 2. NJ
No sunday trasls
For HilD.iIsgtn and Reqdi..l q. R.--os0 -. NJ
230, b..6, T. N. No Snnaas tain.
For Wilmington Hes'TD q. n v.F" A. NJ; nani
P. NJ. No Sunday TAIN.
TRAINS ARRIVE At wu.siEaTus.
Sro-n Nsp yort.-l.es. A. NJ; X o. l.ls, 100, r.
M. sundays, 1o3 NJ,
: FsosS P..lai+psf1 l.ss, $50, a. NJ; lsOO
Sundays II az, 1.5s, Il. .a5. y. NJ; lice, p. NJ.
Ffoin Por, Deposit.--Sn4. A. VI. No Sunday train
From baltimore. - "a, iO.2b, A. NJ. 1907, 1910
5.a2, s.2i, p NJ. Sun.Als. La, - ii. e.s0, 7. M
From Washington. - !. a, A M; 1901, 1870 o.B2
9.2n, Z. N. sunday III, A. NJ. g,2o, 2. NJ.
FINN Deinerdrc Il. R.----.ss !. Nj 80, $50, 7
NJ. No Sunday trains.
Fsan. NslS tsstts.-s.0O, 1915, A M. 35c c.t0
r. NJ. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reddl,g Il. R.-S.6d, =. N.
LOO, I 50, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington q Western Il. R.-TH, A. Al.
S.15 P. M. No Sunday trains.
LRkvK PHILADELPHIA PoR WILMINGTON.
1910, $780, 1890, A. ID. 1915, $50, 400, h.lh, 500
t,sb e.a0. 1is0 P. NJ sundays 1870, $50 =. Nj as
IL 80 P. M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Lesters from the people.
ANOTHER NEGLECT OF DUTY.

To ne Eliior Of the Commercial:
In the early part of last July suit was
brought against certain butcher. for selling
spoiled meat, and the Justice before whom the
case was heard fined him go. and costs, from
which he appealed to the present term OF
Court The case has not yet been settled,
neither does it appear on the docket Of cases TO
come before the Court, although the Justice
handed it TO the proper officers for that purpose
and the matter has also been brought TO tho at
tention OF the States Attorney by letter from
one of the parties concerned. The writer well
knows if he or any other person had been the Of
fender, his case would have been before the
Court already and he been compelled to suffer
the penalty, but through combination OF cir
oumstsnces, favoritsm, or q designed forgetIul-
ness ON the part Of certain public officer, the
case has been permitted to drop. Perhaps ESQ.
Hagsny can throw some light on the subject.
JoHN WAINWRIGHT 500 Market st.
OVERLOOKING HORSES
To the Editor Of he Commercial
Can nothing be done Ite prevent drivers from
overlooking old and feeble horses What Ia the
use of the s. P. @. A if it cannot prevent suet
painful sights from meeting the eye day aftei
day ? We saw, to-day, poor bony horse unabls
10 pull loaded cart up the hill from 3rd 10 4tl
street. Expostulating with the driver was nc
use the idea seemed to be firmly fixed in hii
mind that his horse must draw a ton despite hii
feeble condition. How would he like to b
forced to do a full days work at go OF 10 yeari
old And young strong horses too, are fearful
| ly overloaded. 1t cannot surely pay the oWne
10 ruin the nervous system and literally break Il
| pieces the body OF his horse. Let such things
| be stopped instantly or make the men feel tn
| power and will Of the Society with heavy hue
| MANAGER S. P. q. 4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Local Brevlt,es.

sun rises nj l.OT.
sun sets at 494
Roll butter al Bowman's
No smallpox IN Wilmington.
GOurrt the Fourth Street Taller.
Fell's spics mills approaches completion.
Game nicely cooked at Fulmers, 6O5 Market.
The cheapest felt hats in the city, at Duhelps
K Third Street.
City Laundry washes two shirts for quarter. at
K. FItth Street.
over 100 yareti, OF merino underwear, az Dough-
TENS 40 Market Street.
.Plantatlon cigatsr are the latest 10 be nal at
Hindle COS, Z Market Street.
Table butter, few crooks OF extra choice York
state, NJ BOwman's, 2nd and King.
1n buying shirts ready made (or made 70 order OF
course 90 10 MOrgans d2l Market.
Make a note Of It that Miss Maxwell sells WHIT.
mans candles, at 2l9 W. Second street.
style at Workmanship and prompiness-Mot,o
OF Bayne, the tailor, bl5 Market Street
The best is cheapest, there .Ore get Grover 5
Baker when you buy sewing machine.
There is no heater quite equal 10 the Fame Fire
| Place, sold only by h MorIisson, Third ana shipty
Streets.
1t pays for people who have many little folks
shoes 10 bus to 20 10 bennington, Ninth and Orange
| streets
Middetown people, wnen they come 70 Whining.
ton, get -ingles sons partagaH, 609 Market Street
ior quarter.
That Bowman sells as many Teas as he does ii
due alone to the fact OF his scing on reliable good,
and that at fair prices
Have you tried that Mountain Jamaca coffee o
BOwman's, 2d aud King2 Conhoiseuri say ti
equal TO the best Java, while the pfce Is less. Al
lovers Of good coHee should try IL.
Prohst the murderer OF the Deerlng Family TIN
Robhin the noted Poet; Dan Dancer, the OLD miseI
the Negro ami l9 noted characters can be seen 3
t Cnadwck's Museum for short time.
A large lot of ladies', misses ami cnlldgen's shoe
at W. A. Turner a cos store Fourth aud Market, d
prices exceedingly low also 4 large lot II men
wear, coarse and line, al prices that defy compet
tiun.
Mothers, send your little ones 70 the Children
sewing school advertised IN our columns TODAY
Tne school is admirably conducted and is doing ea
cellent service IN our communiy. We regari It d
Z q public benefit.
Having facilities for jDb pr nting perfect
= they Gao be mad business nlen can get the 1ne,
u kind OF prlnti al very moderate pilcts. Innate
cheeriuly furnished Tor al kinds Of work from
Il No /. card 10 a three sheet poster,
B. Cofees and Teas.-Mr. 7. E. Roni1son, at Mint
l. and Orange stree s. Keeps on hand al varieties
reah roasted CnfeeS ami pure leas al prices quil
! as reasonable as az any other place IN the Il,
y Housewives who get 10 use his toas and conees IN
> Themselves better suited tn re tn II elsewhere
--------------
II ~ Somethiag N.m--A present OF a beeutlful.Al
"a BUN given 10 all those purchasing dozen Pilot
graphs, at SEXT0N'o ROOMS,
. dccl-m 4l4 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Police Court.

James Hannah, Dennis Mcguire, Barney Rey-
mods, Henry Little, John Haling, Edward Hyatt,
William Reed, Thomas Jones, and W. Il. Gibbs
were arrested by different officers for vagrsnoy
and acting under suspicious circumstances. They
had their hearing before the Mayor this morn
ing, when Hannah, Mcguire Reynolds HRling,
and Jones were committed to prison for sixty
days, as vagrants.
There were y lodgers. last night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
societies.
MEETINGS rms EyE,rS.

~N@-- A--'@%fN'
fairfe1 Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F.. ~ Odd Fei-
lowss Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No 26, / O. o. T., at Odd
Fellows Hall,
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l. O. R. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. /, o. .. A. NJ. at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No 2, Jr. o. o a. NJ, at Hail
5ll Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. c, I. o. II. NJ in sayille
Building
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society," at iOl Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No 7, X. Of p. al Rnights Of
| Pythias Hall, 2lI Market street.
Washington Camp ?. o. 5. OF A.. at McClary's
| Building.
Pioneer Council, No. 1, soyeroignr OF Indus
! try, at McClary's Building.
| Coon TEapLARs IN DELAwARE.-An item sta
| ting there arc about 400 Good Templars in the
/ State, has been going the rouud of the papers
recently This item doea injustice to that wor-
| thy otder. Will our brethren of the press please
make the correction by informing their readers
that there are about ], 200 Good Tempars in the
State, and that Diamond Lodge, located at Le-
bsnon, Kent County, alone has i05 members in
good standing, and further, that there are Il
I lodges in Kent County, with about 200 members
IN that county in good stan ling Tile Re'cue
THE HIsroRicAL sooIErY.-The annual meet
Of the Delaware Historical Society will take
place this evening, at its rooms, at ~ O'Clock.
On Monday evening Of next week, the Society
proposes TO have liz annual banquet-a subscrp-
non affair. The Committee arranging the latter
are +. Israel, DIR. j. p. Wales, Dr. Il. P. johnson
and jos. R. Walter.
SURPRISE VIsIT.-About 25 members Of Lei
pervlle Lodge, /. o. o. f. of Chester. paid q
surprise Yislt to Jefferson Lodge, No. 2. Of this
city, lat evening Though entirely surprise,
quite pleasant time was experienced
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
List OF Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Post once
saturday, NOV. 2SIh, 1874
LADIES LIST.
Adams, Anna Morgan, 8 MIS-.
Brown, Mary Mckay, Elizabeth
Cropman, Maria Milmos, Maggie
Crane, Virginia Orne, Mrs
DeLanate, L Filbis Porten, Mary Il
durham, Lucy Y Perchus, Debrah Ann
Davies, Nj A Price, j A Mrs
Davis Mrs Pnillips, Mary Mrs
Feten G p Mrs Roberts, Elizabeth MIS-
Gibbs, SvsanA a Turner, ary
Gormau, Jon sthan Mrs wilmer, Caroline
HeTn, Sarah Mrs Wise, Charles
johnson, Jane Mrs Williams, Jare NIs
Landlord Mary Wallace, Joe Mlss
GEATLgNgSs LIST.
Asnmead, IL Mar hail. B
Brown. Ssmne PACK, Charles
Bradley, James Radcliffe, Thomas
Ihapple, Jonn " scott, John
Crane, Il Sheridan, Thomas
DOugherty, Hugh smith, Even L
edwards William Taylor, William
Feldmeye, John lalley, Henry e
GordOn Mr. Tempelinan, Geo
Gle, John Vance, Walter
Hirst William Ware, John
Lacr u John Mhltelock, Walter
WILLIAM NJ. PYLE P. Vi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Ia L00K! LOoKI LO0Ki
~ r-r r,- rUunrp1Ta NEEVur~fsg y

gs-Lo0K! LOOKl LO0Ki
xELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE Oh ELiXIR
OF LIFE.
il VII cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach aud Heart
sgrn-
(. viii make you strong and give you new lie.
It viii act upon your liver and tone up your dig a.
.luD.
l. ls pleasant 10 take ami perfectly harmless
il viii do ali that ionic will do without liquor Il
stimulate, IL Ia pot Wine OF lion. Try II. Doctor
prescribe It. Clt-gy recommend It. Thousands
aaye been cured with 1t. suffer no longer. 5, %
aud get q ciTcnlar See what It has done.
For sale BY smith Painter, Z. Brnghurst : 10,
h acluall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. aprs-l II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

sB-J Alcoholic stimulants are taken iuto the bcos
the heart works faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All intoxicating
nostrums advertised ss tonics, Tenoyatorsn &c.
produce this disastrous effect, and should be re-
jected DIR. WALKRR's VINEGAR BlTTERs-an Inv ig-
GRANT without the curse OF alcohol--ls everywhere
supplanting these poisons. nosI6-w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

s<DLAMOED JBEELRY Specially. AIaari-
can sno imported watches Is kara solid gold iii rs,
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains Jewelry in cry
variety, also clocks at prices TO suit the times 4.
W. baly's OLD established stand No. 6z2 Market 81,
fLiiadsyhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

ssy- Boys' Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Clii-
drens Shoes IN great variety and 81 extraordinary
low prices at PrettymRns, l2l Market Street, iri
door below Second. OctS-sm'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

Es-LaTgs Fall and Winter stock Of Boots IN
shoes, at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store II
aarket Street. Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

sy-Mrs Bradlpoy, at 429 East 9Th street, manufac-
.ures all kinds OF zephyr goods, and sells wholesale
and retail, cheap for cash. noYs-un
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

ES- -Babcock & Bro. keep ladies' buttoned boots a
$3.50. they are splendid. AT 20G Market street
aoove Second lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

~ You can get fne cali boots, wide sole aud heel
omfortable for walking, at Babcoek Bro. e, s9'
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

gE- Try Bdbcock d Bros best calf stitched boot
worth SO, at $3.50, 200 Market street, east side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

a- Wo1neas Lace Shoes from $3.50 up aud We
meus button shoes from S2.15, at Pretty mans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
Eust aud found.

EOUND-A SMALL ODD FELLOWS
IL onlc al Badge W icn the owner an have by
proving proper aud paying the cost OF this adyer-
decs-st THE. OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
The 1,emperature. ro-da, .
city Council.

As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oTFIoE.'
ASA NJ, 80 All p. H., s2s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

Mems fine calf stitched boots, usual price $ 81
for 81, at 2O6 Market street. Dabcock Bro
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04

Mems Winter Boots from 1915 up, and Aun
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-04
CITY ITEM s.

x-BOots and Shoes at prees to suit the tiIees a
Prettymsn's.