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The New York herald., 1875-11-09

NENTLEMEN DESIRING LARGE, HANDSOMELY
VI furnished front Rooms call Al West Ninth street.
tween Firth and Six th avenues, for three days
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
EROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO I,ET.

'LOR SALE-THREE STORY BASEMENT BROWN
a. stone Dwelling, l5S Penn street Williamsburg; imme
diatc possession Call Savings Bank corner Broadway
aud Fourth streets, williamsburg.
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0NANTED-A MODERATE PRICED, UNFuRNTsHED
w House, the west side Address, with particulars
G. H. o.. station A.
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IOR SALE-lN PHILADELPHIA, A MODERN THREE
IL story Dwelling with three story brick building and large
yard No ], ,I4 North Thirteenth twelve rooms
3letely underdrained; large heater; winter and
nier kitchens, with marble dressers; excellent
xanges hot and cold water bath, with hot and cold
shower water closet; stationary marble top washstands
extra marble mantes; bath finished in marble large
eaoon sitting room with bay window elegant fixtures
large grape vine and arbor lot 100 feet Amboy street
house finished to order for former easy Apply
20 G. w EDDY. 730 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR TC
III let without board; also other ROOMS double and sin
GLE ~ East Ninth street, between Broadway and Unver
sity place
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

UNFINISHED FRONT ROOMS, HALL ROOMS AD-
IL joining together separate, second floor; house
has all improvements 10 East Fifteenth street. four
of Tifanys
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TsEAI. ESTATE AGENCY.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
JUNE :, 1870.

~
JUNE !, 1870.
rgVlIE undersigned have this day enter
cl intoa cnpartncr>hip under the
name and style OF II. W. l'SON ~
CO., for the purpose of buying and sell
inc Real Estate upon commission, amt
have opened an office ut pendlcton, i'll
DR. Maxwcll's Brick building, and at
Anderson G.. H., in lIoyt Il Co.'S Print
ing Office. -, =,
an Lands inrlrstrd to us will he lib
orally advertised al the North, as we'll as
ut home.
Our utmost cnlclvors will be cXcrtcd
to induce immigrants from the North
and West 10 settle among us, Hnd buy
up our unoccllpird lands.
Being prompted i'll this undertaking
hy a desire 10 promote and advance the
interest and prosperity ofthc whole COM
muuiv quite ~ much is our own, we
solicit the assistance and c"-"prration OF
all Persons friendly t" our efforts.
Il. w. SIMPSON,,
tiINS. j. llAStNl.L,
JAMES \. HONT.
june 10, 1914 II
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A MINE OF Enthusiastically
when we hear of rich strikes it is in the
gold or silver line, but this time it turns
out to be honey, pure and sweet. A few
days since, as the workmen on the tun-
mel at Cajon pass were hauling some
rocks, they came across deposit of hon
ey, and taking pole and running it in
to the mountain were surprised to find
no bottom. They got a long pole, some
twenty feet in length, and were unable to
touch bottom with that. Upon with
drawing the pole the honey began to run
out. and soon tubs, buckets and two bar
rels were filled and it still flowed. Some
parties came in town and loaded up with
barrels, and propose to make a business
of it. They put in charge ofpowder and
blew off portion of the rock, which dis
closed tons upon tons of honey. Our in
formant states that after exploring it from
below to where the bees enter, it was
found to be about one-fourth of a mile,
and it is his opinion that the whole cavi-
sy is filed with honey. He estimates over
100 tons in sight, and believes that 1000
tons would not be an unfair estimate.
This immense deposit cannot be cquall-
ed by any ever found. According to the
above estimate, it would take every bar
rel and every hogshcad in San Bernardo
no to hold it.-Son Berm0rdlno Arg"s.
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READ! READ!! READ!!!
Tcstimonial from Homo Folks.

1cStlNlOntW 1TOHt 11OWc-IU1AS'
We the undersigned having witnessed nu-
merous tests applied to the French lllumi-
mating Oil and Lamps for burning the same,
take great pleasure in. recommending its
general use, being non-cxplosiTc more Geo
nomical and giving a clearer, brighter light
than Kerosene For public houses, stores
masonicand other halls, il is especially dcSr;!-
bic as Il substitute for coal @a>.
l. Y Smith, r / Mnrchcad John "
Daniels, a I. Broylcs, Thos J Leak, + i
Murray O II 2 FAINT, John IL Clarke, >
Blcckicy.
For sale by
SMITH & DANIELS.
I'll,
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June 10, 1874
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HALL TOWNSHIP, June 81, 1873
Mr.. ". s. Sharpe-SIR We bought from
YOU Fifty Saw Brown Cotton Gin, on
which we ginncd $50 bales of cotton. We
think it is the best Gin made. The Gin
runs light, picks fast and clean, and makes
a fine sample. W: D. NEM Ei'h
n. /. Newell.
I'll
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All Sorts of Paragraphs.

Most people are like eggs-too full
of themselves to hold anything else.
1t is remarked that the more girls
are pinned back tho moro forward they
seem.
Mature abhors vacuum, and that's
why some people, when they catch cold,
always find it settles in their heads.
Those who think they are weather
wise predict that next winter will not be
a severe one-bccausc, they say, n mild
winter always follows a cold, wet sum-
mer.
- AS general thing the insurance
men are as clever set of fellows as you
can meet anywhere, but there's not one
of them who would not be glad to take
your life. :,
"A Mississippi planter, who owned
many slaves in the old days, now boasts
that all his "niggers" have turned out
we'll. Not one Of them has been elected
to the Legislature.
Put two persons in the same bed
room-one of whom has the toothachc
and the other is in love, and it will be
found that the person having the tooth
ache will get to sleep first.
"A young man at Lancaster sent q
dollar to firm in Now York who advcr-
tised receipt to prevent bad dreams
He received a small slip of paper, on
which was printed, "Don't go to sleep"
- William White sued New York
railroad fourteen years ago for $1,000
damages for killing his wife, but getting
tired out, he took so the other day and
called it square. His second wife used
the money to get her silk dress.
"A minister, while marrying couple
lately, felt exceedingly disconnected on
his asking the bridegroom if he was
willing to take the woman for his welded
wife, by his scratching his head and say
ing, cay, I'm wullin', but I'd rather have
her sister"
-Tobc was once stricken with what
everybody supposed to be his last sick
ness. lie called his son John to his
bedside, and said in husky voice,
"John, when I am gone wish my death
to be announced in the papers. On John,
will you put in the words | tell your
ooh, yes. father" said the mourning son.
"Wcll, John, put in the papers that | was
the sickest man that ever died"
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Gbe Jntelligemcer.
For the anderson IMelligencer.
Beecher.

Here is the most suggestive name OF
The American pulpit. No preacher Of the
land has occupied so much of public at
tention, and he never so much as now.
In his present compromised position IN
society, he is the occasion of mistaken
inferences alike Q.) to the enemies and
(2.) to the friends of Christianity and the
Church, as he may be (3.) the occasion OF
q useful lesson to them both.
]. ssIt is as might have been expected.
Heis like all the rest OF them. They are
all set of dissemblers and hypocrites.
The only difference between him and
the rest, is in the occasion offered or in
the detection that has followed" It is
thus that the infideI world speak OF
Christian ministers and men.
"They steal the livery of tho Court of Heaven
To serve the Devil in"
Thefnstinct of the crow for carron is not
more unerring than this depraved appe-
tite for offal of human character. Our
good deeds go unrewarded; our evil
ones are in every mouth. 81 told you
sov' "Who next?" Such are the ex-
carnations following every detection
from righteousness and truth, indicating
the general distrust in individual integ-
rity and public virtue.
2. While we would do well to feel and
administer just, wholesome condemna-
ton to every fragrant abuse of Christian
character and privilege, it is but just, as
it is essentially right, that we should
defend it as common heritage against
the insinuations and prosecutions of
those who delight to defame it. If Bee
cher is guilty of a great sin against vir-
tue and law and decency, then, in the
name of God and of society, let him be
condemned and his name cast out as
evil; but if facts do not condemn him,
let not our suspicious do so. Public
opinion is a hard master, and all the more
so because it is so easy to put ourself
under its dominion and sway. It is easy
to call right what everybody calls right
and to call wrong what everybody calls
wrong, and often dangerous in proper
ton as it is easy. There is charity that
hopeth all things and believeth all things.
1t were better to excuse and pass by ten
guilty men, in candid ignorance of their
crime, than to condemn one innocent
one, without intelligent and impartial
examination.
8. Men err, Oh how greatly when they
would make Christianity to stand or fall
with its frail human representatives.
Religion is principle, and when en-
bodied is imperfectly embodied in hu-
man character and conduct. Beecher
may disgrace himself; he can't disgrace
religion. To object to the Church that
there are false members Of it, and to
religion that there are unworthy profess
sors of it, is as though one would object
to genuine dollar because there are
counterfeits of it. A counterfeit, wheth-
er of money or character, presupposes
a genuine original. The Christ, not a
Christian, is the true ideal and just rep
resentative Of Christianity and the
Church.
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"WIsH HAD DAT MONEY Now
A very intelligent old darkey was met
by an ante-bellum friend the other day
for the first time since the war, and the
old mans delight at seeing one of Massa's
ticker friends in old time was unbounded.
After a hearty hand shaking and pro-
tracted laugh peculiar to the Southern
darkey, the gentleman asked:
"Well, Uncle Joe, how are you getting
along in the world"
''Sorter slow, Marse Wilson. Been had
rheumatic right smart lately, and things
amt gone 'zactly right no how" replied
the darkey.
ga great many changes have taken
place since I last saw you, Uncle Joe.
Death has taken your old master away,
the family are scattered about the four
quarters of the globe, the farm is divided
up and strangers occuppy the old
house. 1t makes one feel right sad,
Uncle Joe, to think of the changes
that have been wrought by old Father
Time"
"Yaas," replied Uncle Joe. 'You
member when I was slave | worked
hard at odd times, and made money
'nuff to buy myself. l paid old massa
1000 for my freedom"
eyes," said Mr.. Wilson, II remember
it."
"Wish I had dat money now" unused
the old darkey. 49,
"Well, yes" replied Mr.. Wilson, ''it
would be quite fortune for you.
"Lots of fortune, sar," said the ola
man mournfully, "and every time / think
about it I kinder rue de bargain. Mig
ger was wuff thousand dollars then, but
now he amt wuf a dam. Mighty
changes in dis world, massa. Nicksburg
Herald.
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A calculation has been made of the
number of persons the great cathedrals
of the European Continent will hold
st. Peters, at Rome, holds "a, ,OoO people Z;
the Milan Cathedral holds 37,OO0; st.
Paul's, at Rome, holds 25,0o0; St. Sophia,
at Constantinople, holds 2l 900; the Ca
thedral at Pisa holds 1900, and San
Marcoy at Venice, holds 1000
Never ask any newspaper man tor
news. 1t is written lin one Of the minor
prorhets) that the shocmakers wife goes
unshod, and in like manner q newspaper
man never knows anything worth telling.
He will tell you all about it the next
morning after, but on the day previous
must needs be dumb as an oyster.
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Hardware.

OUR stock Of Shelf Hardware. Nails,
Hoes, Scythc Blades and Cradles, Iron,
Castings, Shovcls, Spades. DC, is COM
plctr. Cast Steel Sweeps and other
Plows. Wooden Wars, Crockery, China
and Glass ware.
~ TOWERS C. BROYLES.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

A. B. Holland and wife, Malnda Holland
Plaintiffs, against Baylis Kelley, Booth
Dalton and wife, Nancy Dalton, ct all,
Defcndants.--Sum for Rr'tcf.
To the defendants, Nancy Dalton Mary
Braswcll Dudley Grimes. Elizabeth Grimes
Thomas Grimes, Robert Grimes, Rnsalic
Grimes, Mary Tcliord, Amanda Wilson,
Harvey Kelley, Jane Burriss and Tcnccy
Richardson.
VOU arc hereby summoned and required
I to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton of which copy is herewith served up
on you, and to scrvca copy OF Eour answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber ut
his office, Anderson Court House, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof exclusive OF the day Of such ser
vice; and if you fail to an>wcrthc complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated July 10Th 1870.
JOHN B. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TIE Defendants above named will take
notice that the complaint in this case is filed
for the division and partition of the Real
Estate of Elisha Kelley, deceased, or for the
sale of said land, in case partition cannot be
had, which is situated in Anderson County,
S. C., containing about one bundled and
ninctv-ciglt acres, known as the family
homestead of the deceased, and bounded by
lands of Willis johnson, John Mattisun
and others.
JOHN B. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Julv % 1879
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Boots and Shoes

MEMS Boots, Caters and Shoes, Wo-
mems Misses and Childrcns' Shoes and
Caters, from - cents per pair up to the
best. Also, Miles II Sons celebrated
Shoes and Gailcrs; for women and chill
1rcn. We would respectfully ask an
inspection OF our stock by all who wish
TO buy good Shoes anI Boots.
TOWERS 4 BRONLES.
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Read certificates of B. c. Martin, n. j.
& w. B. Newell and G. L. Horton below.
Call and examine the Brown Cotton Gin,
Feeder and Condenser before you buy else
where.
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ANDERSON, S. c., May II, 1874.
Mr.. W. S. Shdrpe-SR: The Fifty Saw
Brown Gin bought from you last season has
given entire satisfaction in all respects. 1t
cleans the seed better than any other Gin,
and makes as fine sample of cotton as any !
have ever seen. 1t runs very lightly, ana
its machinery is very simple in It's cons'ruc-
ton. | take pleasure in recommending this
Gin to any one wishing to purchase.
Respectfully,
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WILLIAMSON. June Is, 1873.

WILLIAMsTON, June 70, 1873.
Mr.. ". s. Sharpc-SIR: In answer to Your
inquiry in regard to my opinion OF the
Brown Cotton Gin, can say that l would
not take it down to put up any other Gin
that l am acquainted with. 1t runs Very
light is no trouble to keep in order, To
prove the last assertion, ginncd three nun
dred and twenty bales on mine and never
removed the ca ps from the inks; in fact,
don't think lost twenty minutes Ill all the
time from anything wrong with the Gin.
1t makes very good staple, and sells in our
market at the highest prices.
Yours respectfully,
c.. Z. HORTON.
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CERTIFICATES.

W. S. SHARPE, Agent.
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July %, 1915
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29
LOCAL IN1iEi.llsti ENCE.
Local Time Gable.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS lRAvE WILMINGTON.
Fuf Ses YorA. A.l.sl, a. M, l7l1, la4a, o.ss, T. ~
For Ph!iadstpIsa- 81, 100, $40, $40, sa7, 1Oa
A. M1a1T, 1243, AGO, d1b, 6.d2, T2o $50 p NJ. snn'
DAYS, $40, A. M. s.45, $50, $50, T. III.
For Baltimore and Washington. .--l2,b2, 203, lu0s
A. M. l2.oa, i.s3, o.2G, Tie p. M. asndaya, laos
2.osA.M.
ior Meas css,l,-oc $50, rs, A. NJ. l.so, t4o p
N. No Sunday trains.
Eos Delaware n. R-5,G0, 0 25 A. NJ :s 40, P.M lhe
Gao T. M. train runs only Rs fur as Harrlngton). Nc
sunday traina.
For Piinirgso, Il Esstsrn r. H.---l0g 80 A. Nj; $40
p. VI. 5undays, 7.0n, p, NJ.
Fer Fiitssylqton ard Issd:slg n. R-6.2 q, AMI S&
A. M; AIS, T.. "A. No Sunday trains,
TEAMS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Neto York.--l.t9, A, M; 1904 lls 100, p.
Il. sundays, LIB, A. NJ.
from Phiiade Phia.-l9.4q, 1.n3, e.5 s.re, a: ~;
1910 in.5A, las, IL BIB, 80 100, $50 ltgn NJ
Sundays, u a., l13, lGrh, A. "a. ;Lsl, ll.e1, H.
From Hea!a.ors. s4s, a; NJ; 1921, l2s9
Iyonb Hashl.gton. l. Il, 4. Nj; ie.0T, te4G 6.31,
o,pl, Z. H. sunday, 1 II, A. nj. o9G p. NJ.
}rpni fp~s Dsaosis IS. ~ A. NJ. No Suncas train
FROM Fiiaaisiq,oa i: Western X. 9.--l.o5. "A. IL.
:.l5 T. III. Sun0ays p.s0, 2. NJ.
From Wilmington & heaS.ins Il. Il. - l0.l2, A. NJ.
3 2S and $50 r. IL. No bcluay Trains
TRAINS LsAvs PHILADELPHIA sok wllN1EITon
From Broad ana Prime Steets-s 10, $50, 1899, A.
M; 191b, 800, 400, RIO. $40 10 9s0, ll.3U r. NJ
Sundays, 8 80, A. NJ. G 90, $50, 1l50, P. al.
From West Philadelphia Depot -l2.40, a. NJ; 12lo
1918, 6.01, J.. M. Sundays. 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29
r.. f. gumiScTs BITTER Wine q, rRoS.

Gives tone TO the stomach, improves the appetite
and assists digestion e&cites the bowels to healthy
action, e$pellng all the foul humors that contami-
nate the blood, corrupt the secretions and offend
the breath II excites the liveI TO healthy action
and strengthens the nerves, imparing thar glow to
life that proceeds alone from perfect health
Thousands III all walks of life tes ify to The virtues
of this excellent medicine correcting tine iera pe-
ment OF the digestive organs. Get the genuine,
Sold only in 81 bottles. Ask for L. r. KUEKEIts
BITTER WINE OF Iron, and take no other.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSpP,IA.
e. +. KrSRELs BITTER WINE OF IaoN, sure
care for this disease. 1t has been prescribed daily
Tor many years in the practice of eminent pivsic-
lans with unparalleled sue .ess. symptoms are loss
OF appetite, wind and rising of fool dryness IN
mouth, headache, dizziness, saepessHess and low
spirits. Get the genuine. SO1 sold i'll bulk only 81
bottles
Doyou want something tosrengthen you, or good
nnpetlte DO you want TO yet rid of nervousness /?
DO you want energy, sleep well, or he cured of dys-
pepsa, kidney or liver disease Try IL, +, KUN.
BEL's BuTBR WINE OF IRON. Every hottie guar
aiteed to do as recommended. Sold only In 81 hot
Ties. Depot and oilce, 25g North Ninth ST. thila
delphia Pa det the genuine sold ty ali Drug
gists ASH FOR Ii. r. kunkcls, and take no other
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete, in from two
to three hours. No fec til removed, by f.. f. Kun
kel, 2a9 North Ninth st, Philadelphia. Seat Pin and
Stomach Worms also removed. Gail and see atl-
vice free, or send for circular. Ash your druggist
for KuEKELs MORN SYKur. Price, 81 per bottle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29

so Ncrpots Dsbility-A depressed, irritable stnt9
OF mind d weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
euergy or animation; confused head, weak meni-
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work, 1hiB Nervous Debility finds u sovereign cure
N Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific. 40 IS. II
tones up tine system, dspels the mental glnom and
despondency, and rejuVenates the entire sg5tem 1t
IL perfectly harmless and alWayH eficieut, Price
t5 for package OF i've boxes aad large - vial OF
powder which Is important iii Old, serious casea
Or s. per single hox. sod by an druggists, or sent
10y mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medlclne Co., Mo. 6e2 Broad-
way, n. Y. feb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29

tunset ut o 49,
Did you gee the eclipse
Sunrise tomorrow ut $50.
september VIII end to-Inorrow.
Now pot lowers for winter wiadows.
Newark Grange Exhibition to .moirow.
Dangerous associates these who a'e dressed TO
NIL,
Dubell
The cheapa II bareaus anl hed7te4ts in town al
Ada!rs.
Delaware mas TWO officers Of the .SA.loaai Council
=. U. a. NJ,
ponot buy Fag bulha before seeny those o. Tat.
nall 4 COS.
wehb's felt hstsare pos atiselY excellent and weat
for year3 We've seen tlem 20 IT,
Families can, at any time, get their supply vi
Reed brds at tulwels, 5 n .fket street.
beautiful work Ia done hY the City Laundry, No
f. OH street. Moderate prices only are charged.
Jos, R. d. Sced3 is ahout finishing four nea' HOUSES
at Nlnil and Adams streets, Of about a $40 glale
Fine shoes aud CATERS tor ladies', misses AMI
ehildrei4 at Fenhehsty's new store, No z2l Market
street.
The hest recommendation OF any articles Is from
thc cohFMcf. These al give the h!inwoo the
preference.
lalirs can / beautiful warilrobes AMI music
stands az the ntarprlse Manufacturing COS. ware
rooms, 22O Market street.
II has been shown that The crow Is not so bad d
bird after ali. 1t never shows the white feather
and never complains without caws.
Quarterly bills are to be made out In a few days
booskeepers should see If they do moi to or ei
bill heads printed at The COMMERCIAL oice.
Fall oyercoats, very neat, made from yery ch0tce
material and " cute reasonable prices, eau be ha,
Of G5uert, the qtl streeE tailor no i3 Fast.
Those who appreciate the advantage OF the "new
plan Loan Associations as tNempliHeh IN the
Union should subscribe for sI6ck Ia the tClay
ton
Eugene" Tome, sit down on the shelly snors
and hear The mighty ocean roar amelia :"
can't Fit down you silly goose, Decaus Ia bust my
Uln back loose
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29

su- -Mynheer Paul Dtstrich, OF Mlwn1kee, feeling
his earthly tabernacle stored with troubles TO be
expelled, decided after fun enquiry aud investiga-
ton, to employ Ayers Pills. IN his haste 70 purify
nlS Dutch stomach he naistoos the directions, Y to
"a dnd swallowed q for dose, This created, OF
course, an ap-paul-ing internal rebellion, Bu Pau
went through the fight Ike hero, ami came OIL
victor at last, with ronpyated system which HI
proudly exhibits as pfODf of the wisdom of his
choice. He advises every body tl take DCcs. Aver.
Fnls, hut kindly advises his friends "ho are anb'
iar der right Il tqis5 ho ion. .satanssota ft,ernl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29

sF-.d Morbid dppstite for Excitement Is the only
effect of the unfiledcated and adulterlted spiri
frequently used under the impression that they are
wholesome stimulants. Abandon such 'burnlng
nuidsn at once aud forever. II you are weak, low
spirited, dyapeptic, nervous, or suffering iron the
effects Of exhaustion use the genuine recuperant OF
dyue, UD5LPMo WoLFE's ScnEDAM .AboMe TIc
S4tI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29
------------------ -----l
Diamond Speciacies.

Among The many aids to defective eyosight no
Invention has had more successful record than th,,
Diamond Spcctaces Being uanufaciured from
Minute Crystal Pebbles, fused together they have
hardness and brancy whi III makes them peculiar
~ sefvceable. hyeiy pair is stamped ,h tine trade
mark, small diamond.
For sale III Wilmington by Il. s. CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29

Fy- A Household Relnedy.- Nofamlly shou'd be
without some eicacous remedy for the cure o. hf-
rActions so universally prevalent as coughs colds.
sore thruat, whooplng-cough and eroup-some rem
edy, too which can he relied on as safe sure and
certain. Dr. Histlrs BdiSam Of Dfd CURRY con-
bine- the desidefdunt 81 cents and II uotte, large
bottles much the cheaper