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miles from here, is paradise regained.'
This was a choice dish Of bOmbast
served up in front Of my window about
i've O'Clock the other morning, l felt
like grinding that man into powder. ]
passed paradise Regained" the other
day, but for the Lilo Of mo couldn't sec
any difference between It and the locality
which its owner had slapdered 50 elo-
quently lew days before,
In Florida there Is always somebody
ready to tell Yop that all the best loea-
tons are Just "six miles' further on.
Some Of the land agents are reaping a
rich harvest Just now, They trap these
tvvls sometimes before they leave the
boats and sell them wild land at as high
price Us 500 per acre. II any reader
Of this letter wishes 70 invest in FlOFida,
l would advise him to palEOnizs an agent
who never buttOn-holes man to distrac'
ton, There are plenty Of good, honor
able land men who know their business
and attend to 1t, There is also an qbund-
ance Of sharks who are as hard to shake
off as Niagara haCkman. f.
THE sTEUBENvlLLE COLONY, CT
A tow days ago visited the groves Of
the SteubenvillC colony. fanny evidence
il needed to show that orange culture
will prove failure without deal Of at
tention, look ut these groves will settle
tho matter forever, Out Of ten thousand
trees owned by various citizens Of Steu'
benyille ut least one-half arc destitute o.
value. They loom up as stunted and
withered evidences Of shameful neglect
II some OF the possOssoFs, who aro doubt.
less happy in the anticipation OF becom
ing exceedingly wealthy from theil
EIOrida investments in the near future
could only contemplate the dwarfsh con
ditiOn OF things, they would doubtless b
perfectly willing to sell out for u postage
stamp They have literally dOpostteC
their money in a sand bank, They triOr
10 make orange groves by proxy anC
JAILED in the attempt Instead Of coming
down and experimenting things them
selves they employed other parties to at
end TO their interests, and didn't get then
attended to, After tho groves WerI
planted they werO allowed to run wild
and now they present a scene q desOla
ton, Some Of the Steubenvlll0 folk
have embryo fortunes down here. Mrs
Weiser's grove OF two thousand trees l
the finest in the neighbUrhUod, and In
deed one OF the most promising In III,
country. This womah's fortune iSas goo
, As made, but II has cost untiripg, zealOu
efforts. She went into the business in ih
rignt way, spent several months Of eacl
, year in giving directions and personaIl,
! experimenting things, and she will hav
, her reward, Other quite promialn
groves are owned by Rev, A. NJ. Reid, j
5. Young, Misses Brown and Marion an
Y. Z. Turner. II. T. J,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RoY WANTED.
One who has had some experience with
DIN goods preferred, Recommendations
reduirSd. Enquire at 1l40 Main street.
hra
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TF wHFE1Ve nA1IY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TUESDAY MORNING. MARU

mother knows 1t better than she can
possibly tell 1t, In addition to that l
have made all their clothing (besidea my
own, and during tlat time have also
made clothing md done sewing for othels
for money; which went into the pcom..
munityR funds; that's, % understand
II, all the property made by the
husband Ind vile ia community properly
but in reality belongs TO the husband,
and it il called in law Community
property" to take of the sharp edge Of IN
iustioe, More than that during those
| Ton years have MIXED, on an average,
three cows twice day, which will make
about seven thousand mAkinge, besidPs
taking care Of the milk and making
butter from it, have, during the whole
lot thav time attended tgyhe. poultry and
often have assisted Mr., AboEns in
loading hay, sewing sacks, and even
cleaning out his stsbles, Now, have
drawn the picture very mildly, ] have
made allowances for my sieknesses, WheE
| | have had help, something after the way
that farmer would hire horse Y biz
own was sick and unable to work. lhad
nothing when went there, and pothi9G
at the end Of those ten years Of seryitude
I have lived, Il j. true, and was very mod
erately furnfshGd with clothing. This \
| all Tor my labor, What man Is there Ii
tho world that would do the work | hay!
done for the same cOmpcnsationf
make this statement not out Of any ieel
ing Of revenge to Mr., Aborns, for be ba
done only what hundreds Of others hay,
done, In many respects lie Is . good man
industrious, aud, like hundfeds-yep
thousands-of others, honest with every
body except his own family, ] choose 4
live with him no longer my reasons az
my own. And | say again, what rlgh
has he to impair my credit BY pnblishinl
me$ in the name Of all that Is just
SolpR%ly protest Against, H. )! ...
4 MARY =, ABoRNs'
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Stntrinloniai slavery.
The following unique card appears in
tho San jose tCal.) Rat1Ots

4HS IOlUWlHB uhIVuV CATu .uppeuTh III
tho San jose tCal.) Patriot.
"NoTtCE.
Gall persons are hereby warned not ia
trust Mary 4. Abotns my wife), as abe
has left my bed and board without Just
cause or pfUvocation, andI will not pay
date. JOHN ABoRSs
"sAS tosE, February 0, 1876"
Mrs. Aborns now comes to the front
and makes the following telling stale.
ment in reply to the above "Rathihg" By
her non-ctedlting liege lords
The above notice appears now daily Ii
tic San Jose Daily Patriot, Why am
thus published to The wcfld2 And what
human being on earth has the right 10 Dc
III Let us look al the facts. l have beer
the wife Of John Aborns for about len
years and lived will him during iht
whole Of that time-the prime Of my lie
| That makes 1906 days. During that time
| have cooked about ten thousand meali
Of yictuals, set the table a. many times
and cleared II off and washed the dishes
During that ten years l have spent 30
tween ten and fifteen thousand hours Ovei
hot CookinE.stoye, both In simmer anC
winter. have cleared up and swept biz
house for him over ten thousand times
During that ten years / have borne Il
him ak children, i've Of them now living
The vningaat two and a half yeAfs Old. BE
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ToLall,r....,,,,r....,,...,....r..0,sN al0ols

In 1873 the number Of failures was
5lsS, and the amount involved $685.
$4,000. The noticeable feature Is that
tlore il a marked diminuliOn in the
am ,unt Of liabilities. Two causes are
as ignable for this, viz:-FirSE, that the
p,nic Of 1873 caused the failure Of al
u usual number Of large houses, thus
rising very much the average amount Of
liabilities over all previous years. Second,
that tho volume Of business had been
greatly diminished during 1874, so that,
when failures did occur, the liabilities
were comparatively light; and further,
that tho houses which sucCumbed during
tho year were in great degree a smaller
class Of traders than those Of 1873, and
than the average Of those Of several pre-
ceding years. The number Of failures in
New York in 1874 was 645j the amount,
$32,57O,OOO; in 1879, GA, and the amount
$02,6S5,OOO. Since 1857 tho failures have
h,on "a knlInwa.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lauahlln,s infant Cordial,

Tho ChIld'scuto whom teathng- 10 relieve Inaan
nation Of the GninE Il allay ilnelsnCss, 10 qulc
Guile Pains, TO promote aleep, tDete Summer Com
plant. This We o0nSidOE DF6 Of tho most valuable
remedies 10 b kept In The family when tho chill
dten arc cutting their teeth. WO are selling lhOlt
sands Of bottles and have TO h0lr Tho hFal peSol
MOTHERS, have you 0 ttekLy, testAiRg bdbe tia
TURNS the HOURS Ol MOTT when you % long lO
Fpst) into one LONd, wkARY DAYTIME Of WORK.
MINT and CAREH Cct- Cry Cty-4!all day and al
night lOng2 II you have, ljten 70 redSOhj 10 con
VllcOl, heSiidie no LOnBe--a HRw drops Of ISRAN1
CORDIAL and yOLir ehih WILL be PAClvtBD, ant
w1kEPuL SUFFERING. Procure d Once bottle
YOld by oil druggists and 'Nl. ="
LAUdlli1IN BROS 4 CO., proprictDfs,
LIN Mhnnllhu. ". Va.
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The Failures In 1874.

From the annual circular OF MsssFs.
Dun, Barlow & Co. we extract facts that
will prove Of general interest. The total
number Of firms reported is 65O,OOO, OF
which $3.50, or about nine in every thou
sand, failed last year. The distribution
IA "a follows;
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DIED,

s HOLLINGER--lln Monday, March lat, 1871 s, At
o'clock 4, NJ HRNRY HottlEQRR, son Of Henry
and MnIy HOllngeE, aged v years 10 months and
y days
FunOal from bis latO rOsidoncd NO,lilD EO' ltTect
AT 10 O'clock A. ". Tho friends Of the family an
invited 10 attend. -. !! iIl.I-1' .it. l' j
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-17
LDsla.lsS 10 NJ. .Tl. Ct.

NESlaal 10 Nc .Tl. Se.
Happy He'll. for Dung Mel irom the
effects OF Errors 81 d Abuse . III earl. life. Man.
hood restored Imp, dim. nts to MsIri-ge re-
moved, New method OF treatment. New and
romBrl able reut dies Books and cirt ulars tent
tree. in sealed envelopes. Address, How ARD
ASSOCIATION 4l9 \. Ninth ST, FhilaGei hiA,
PAN Institution having high reputation
for honorable conduc; and professional skill.
je3-3m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-17

4: Virginia City, Gold Hill snd CsrsoH SsEce
Through Tielsts can b ok:A,ned to San Fran
eise,, Ogden ard iatsr7p~dia:e Points On tbs G.
r. Il. r.
Tneoush rishsts can - procured 1t the Com
paay's sAss, vissinia and Caxscn, for all the
priRsirsl HastsRa Otiss. $3.50
=, II. YRRNoTONs
osssesl esPWiatsaasnt.
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY ct $50 .. NJ, 74s ..
u., slo .. m. II m, l:ao p. m. s:45 p. m.
$50 r. n. and lis p. m
Leave Carson City DAILY at =. n, 8 q. N
oi5 .. m, II m, AS p. m. 4p. N. $50 p. N.
and 80 p. m.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
EoBERT WOOD ee &C.
No. 1916 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa
MANUFAC1 UI1EcI7s

vERANDAHS.
SUMMER noUeeS, AHBo0,
CHAIRS. sETTEEs. ETC. ETC.
Cast L Wrought Iron RAilings,
For Public Buildings, and Squares.
Cemetery Lots, Garden fences. Bal
conies, Roof Cres ingS, kc., in great
variety Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS,
For front Of Public Buildings, Hc-
tells an City Streets. Of Plate and
rIabo ste Designs New and I'm
proved -tyles in great vari ~.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast and Wrought Iron Of New
and Improved Styles. such - Hay
Racks. Stall Divisions. ManGers.
Harness Brackets. Cutters, Traps,
ventilators, &C.. &c.
wIREWORK
OF every descrip ion, Wire Guards
of CsYNPRD WIRE, Galvani1et CT
Printed. PATENT CHAIRS. WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses.
rhear-s, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms, DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. A very large
sec rt-rent Of Designs expressly for
this purpoee. Estiwdtes and Dessgns
sen. on application, stdsin2 the kind 81
sc0rk desired. Jelo-om
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Local Brevities,

sunEet at 4s4.
The moon sets at 10 35.
Sunrise, tomorrow, al 1.0s.
SoIe 1ne warm ovcrcoats at Buxbaum's
Get the genuine Wheeler Wison, iOll Ma kei
Street.
Candy toys at Lemons, II Market street. q
cent? pound.
Tidy slippers for ladies' and gentlemen at Donl-
hoes 3OI Market street.
All kinds OF furniture at greatly reduced pfces al
Adair's, 4th and King streets.
Elegant lunches this evening at Fulrlers Game
In season and the best oysters in town.
Just a few more Original recipes wanted fer the
COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YEAR Book.
save money these hard times by getting your
clothing made at Gouert's, l3 H. 4th street.
The Winchester Buck Gloves will give satisfac-
ton. To be had at Webb's, 804 Market street.
Plan hats for plain men, and gay hats for those
who regard the fashions at Dubeil's, T. SD ST.
Beautiful additions In furniture at the Enterprise
Manufacturing Co.'S store, at 22j Market street.
Sometimes 1t is real economy to get the family
washing done at the City Laundry, Is. 5th rect
No house in the city sells ladies' and misses shoes
cheaper than Fennessey, 22l Market street New
good }.
Letters testament'ry upon tim estate Of Sarah u,
Way, of this city, have been granted 10 DR.. ". W
Thomas
1t is not j. W. Canary, but Joseph Canary who
mas been elected director in the tlnlckstep u. H.
Association.
Collars that do not need washing are desirable
articles. The Rlmwood and Warwick are the only
collars made that keep clean longer than two days
In using the self-lighting gas burner the key Is
turned in the usual manner, and the lighting takes
place the instant the gas Is on. Gawthiop Bro
sell them al AIS Market street.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is purely Vegetable
Compound, innocent Ia nature AMI wonderful IL
effect. For chidr en- It is Invaluable curing Group
Whooping Cough, etc in few hours. Price 2.
cents pc bottle, or five bottles for sl.O0,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
LEGAL Tilne Table.
rRAnn LxAYx Mux1xIroN

rRAnm LxAvx wrIxIxIroN.
For Nev York,-l.sa A. NJ; -2sa, l942. $40. p
N. Sundays. 1.S2, A N.
For Philadelphia.-1s2, 200, $40. e0o 90, 10 80
A. M; 1911 IL 42. zoo, 41o. 646, 7.20. 81. P. NJ
Sundays. 81. $40. A. NJ. { 4o. 9 80, 81, p. N.
$50, 7.l0, 2. NJ. SUNDAYS, 10 81, 1.b5, A. NJ.
For Wdshingtonl2 81, ] IS, 9.05, A. NJ; 1856
1.23, 7.lo, P. NJ. sundays. 1872. I So A. N.
For Ne,r Castle $50, $50, A. M. 1.25, s4', p NJ
No sunday Trains.
For Deld.rare r. R-9 30, A. NJ, to Crisnold 6 40
P. NJ. to Harrington. No sunday Trains
For Wilmington Western r. RIO 30, a. NJ
5.35, p. M. No sunday Trains.
For Vim sngton d Reading r. Rs As, A. NJ
s45, 5.lb, r. NJ No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Neio York.-1.bs, A. NJ. l9s4, 1.1s, 90 p
M. SuAdays, 1853. A. M.
From Phiiadeiphia.-i2 AZ. 159. 9 rs, Q "a, \. NJ.
1900, NJ. l254 ii3 sl5. 5i5 80, 100 $40. II OG
p n suadays, iz.4a, 50, 1905, A. NJ; l.so. IL %
From Baltimore -l2a, e47, A. M; i21q, ~ 40
$50. 9.2i, P. NJ. sundays. LIZ, A. Nj e2i, p NJ
From Washington i 22 A. NJ 12l2, 10 -. Sc
92l, T. NJ. sundays, 122, a. M. 92l, ?. M.
From Port Deposit.-s.'0 a. Nj. NO Sunday
Trains.
From Dsal0Dye r. R 5 81, A. M, from Hsrrng
ton; 4tb, ?. NJ, from Cri d Ia.
From New Castles 80, A. NJ; ~ 10, M 4O5
6.'5, 2. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington d Hesern r. Ri IS, A. M.
BIS, L. n. No sunday Trans
From WI nlinJtOa q Reading X Rs 20, A. NJ
l2.0o, M. IS, T. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad & Prime Streets. IS 90, $50, 1920. A
NJ, 12.i5, zt0, 40O 5l5. co. 45, 80, II 80, P.
sundays. 80, A NJ. 6 90, $50, 1l.3O. p. NJ.
From 32d and Market Streets.-l2 40, A. NJ; l2 10
l2.l5, JJO, Z. M. sundays l240, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Tho HlxtOrlcAa society.
rwELFTH ANNUAL MLKrINe-ELNcrIoS or
CrRn-

TWELFTH ANNUAL MLKrse-yLKcrIos or OFF
CERs.
The twelfth annual meeting Of the Delaware
Historical society was held last evening, at the
rooms in the third story Of the Masonic Temple
Rev. DR.. Frost made come complimentary al.
lusions to the retiring President, DR.. Askew. re.
ferring to his services as citizen and devotion
| to the Society. and as mark Of the high es-
TEEN in which he is held by the members, he
made motion that DR.. Askew be elected Presi-
dent emeritus Of the Society. The motion was
unanimously adopted.
The Society then proceeded to the election OF
officers with the following result
President, Hon. Daniel M. Bates.
Vice Presidents, DIR. Robert X. Porter Hon.
Joseph p. Comegys, Rev. John Wilson.
Recording Secretary, Jos. X. Walter.
Corresponding Secretary, DIR. l.. T. Bush.
Librarian, DR.. X. r. johnson.
Treasurer Elwood Garrett.
Historiogrspher, Hon L. L. Wales.
Directors Hon. I. +. Bsyard. Elwood Garrett,
W. =. McCaulley, J. Henry Rogers, and Col. II.
s. McComb
The annual literary exercises 'of the Society
will be held next Tuesday evening, the 7th inst.
| when historical paper will be read by Hon,
Isaac ID. Jones, OF Baltimore. relating to the
boundary lines between the States Of Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, to which time the Socie-
tyIadourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
r.. +. Kunkel,s ni,,cr wine OF Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by ell classes OF the community that II Is now
deemed INDISPENSABLE az a Tonic medicine. II costs
hut itle puTliles the blood and gives tone TO the
stomach renovatrs the system ard proongs fe
Everybody should have II. For the cure OF weak
stomachs, general debility, indigestion. disease of
the stomach, AID fer AL cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most sgreeabe and efficient
salt Of iron we pOssesB-Cit1ate OF Magnetic Oxide
combined with the most e'ic of vegetable ton
ics-Yellow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something to strengthen you2
DO you want good app tie?
Do you want TO get RID OF nervousness?
DO you want energy?
DO you want to sleep well?
Do you want TO build up your tuustt, ton
Do you want to fell well?
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
If you d. ny KUNKELS BITTER W NE OF
IRON.
only ask trial o. this valuable tonic?
Beware of counerfeits, as Kunkes Bitter Wine
uf Iron is the only and eectual remedy in the
known world for The permanent cure or Dyspepsia
and Debility, and as there are number OF imta-
lions offered to the public would caution the
munlty to purchase none but the genuine article,
manufactured by Il. Il. kunke, and having his
stamp on the cork Of every bottle. The very fact
that others attempting to initiate this valuable
remedy, prove Its worth and speaks volumes In its
favoTs Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by drugg sts
and dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete, in 'wo hours. No fee ii !
head passes. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms remnv-
ed, by DR.. Kunkel 259 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. send for circular. For removing all ordinary
Worms, call on your druggist and get a bottle Of
Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 0

NEW CASTLE, Dec. 0.
Court met at 10 o'clock.
The case OF Liebennan rs. Ashenbaeh; quit on
promissory note, the details of which were
given, yesterday, occupied considerable por-
ton OF the morning before it reached the jury. A
verdict was returned for plaintiff and the sum
assessed WAS s63.33.
The next case was George E. White Us Sheriff
Lambson and Constable Pntchetf. This was
an action OF replevin. 1t appears the defendants
had seized a number OF bags OF phosphate al
legged to be property OF Walton and Whann, un-
der writs OF execution gotten out by Pusey and
Jones and Scattergood Alien. George L. White
replevined the goods as his own, claiming that
Walton Whann were merely his agent for the
sale OF the phosphate. Judgment i'll favor OF
plaintiff; damages assessed, six cents.
The next was Jesse Lane Us McDowells Exec
utors action on a promissory note-verdct for
plaintiff. Sum assessed, 81, ,653.
The case next for trial was William Home
wood Us the Mayor and Council OF Wilmington.
This was an appeal from the decision OF JUS
tice OF the Peace, lining the appellant for sell
ing mutton in the market as ''shinner" The
defence set up was that the appellant was
merely the agent OF his father, by whose orders
he brought the meat to market, and that his
father was not such person as came nnder the
| class described in the ordinance he being a gen.
eral farmer. The proof was that Homewoad, Sr.
was farmer in White Clay Creek Hundred,
working farm OF 277 acres that he raised
corn, wheat, oats and truck in large quantities
| that he had $50 sheep and WAS sheep raising for
the purpose OF improving the breed. He sold
| some OF these sheep to the butchers, and some
| be ordered his son to kill and take to the Will
mington market and sell, as the
butchers would not give him living prices
| for them. Homewood, the father, denied that
he raised sheep for the purpose Of ''shinning
them in Wilmington Testimony was also ad-
duced to prove Homewood a general farmer At
Of 81
were still arguing the case.
The business OF the Court il rapidly decreas-
ing and the time is short until itz final adjourn.
| ment IL. c. 7.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Rsaister's aotitfs.
d EGIsTER's OFFICE,


IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 81, 1915
Upon the application of Dr. Wm, W, Thorn az, n, l.
ecutor of Sarah II Way, late of Wilmington Hundred
iu said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor aforesaid give
ce OF the granting OF Letters Testamentary upon the
Estate Of the deceased, with the date of grant ny
thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted,
within forty days from the date OF such Letters, In
six OF the most public places of the County of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate, to present the same, or abide by Act
of Assembly In such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted, within the same
period, in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, anewspaper pub
llshed In wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks, cod
Given under the hand and Seal OF once OF
H. g. the Register aforesaid at New Castle, IN New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above written. $. C. BlGGS Register.
NoTlCE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased, must present the same duly
sttested 10 the Executor on before pecember
81, 1876, or abide the Act Of Assembly in SUI case
made and provided.
WM. W. TuoM:s 5, Executor
Address, Wilmington, Del. dec4.3weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EvEsrre

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, 1. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Lafayette Lodge No. 2, K. of r., at Knights
of Pythiss Hall.
Eden Division, NJ. 6, s. OF T., McClsry'a build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, at Nc
chsnics Hail. 219 King Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

s1-71e Human Machinery, unlike nanlma.e me-
chanicism, possesses a seltreparing aud sef-re
newing power. Health may be surely preserved
in constcnt ac1vlty and full vigor. Many prepara-
tiOns have been recommended for this purpose but
none have received such emphatic professional
sanction, or comparable In point OF efficacy TO
UDoLPHo WOLVES sCHIEDAM AROMATIC ScHsAps.
sep9U dltkW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

~ Forty Yoars Experience have tested the vir-
tues OF Dr.. Wtstars Bdsanl Of Wild Cherry, and it is
now generally acknowledged TO he the best remedy
extant for pulmonary and lung diseases, embracing
the whole range from slight cold to settled con-
sumption. We're 1t not for is merits, 1t would long
since have "died, and made no sign $50 cents and
81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
for 8tnt.

LNOR RENT-STALL IN STAR CLUB
Il Stable, ehipley street below 9Th. Apply tQ
noy29,u WM. NJ. KKNNARD,
NOR RRENT-DWELLING HOUSE FOR
IL rent at No. East second street. For infoT-
nation call at store Of Pulls Rs, or at 401 West
Eighth street. nov20.tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

rS- ThOs. y. de Normdndie has trithirdton from
everything outside Of his china and glass business,
at S02 Market street. He Will, in the future, give
his personal attention To that alone, and hopes bv
prompt attention to business, carefully selected
stock and reas1nable prices, IN merit and receive
the patronage OF his friends and his old customers
nOYlltOihn1.l .l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Keep the Eyes Cool.

All discomfort from the heated condition OF the
light as 1t passes through the spectac es to the e.
Is avoided in using The " Diamond spectacles the
temperature OF which is lower than that of tine at
mosphere. Trademark, a small diamond, on every
pair.
For sale In Wilmington by b. S. CLARK