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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Local Brevlties.

Sunset at d.41.
Christmas approaches.
Love makes labor light.
Business is the salt o. life.
sunrise, tomorrow, at 0 "A.
Advertise In the COMMERCIAL.
Do good II you expect to receive god
10ll Market street-Wheeler 4 Wilson.
Now is the time TO get your beds renovated.
All wish to live long, but none to be called Cd
Game in season. nicely served, at Fullmer D. b05
Market street.
The Clayton Loan holds It's second annual meet
Ing this evening.
As the nights begin to lengthen the gas bills be-
gin TO strengthen.
Mtns boots and Shoes very cheap at Fennessey q,
21 Market street.
Extra nne white grapes IS cents per pound, at
Bowman's End and King
Splendid fabrics at Gouerts, 1s r. 4ts street, for
winter suits. Charges always moderate.
SIP endid assortment OF furs selling below Pha-
dephia prices, at Webb's, 3o4 Market street.
The grand essentials to happiness are something
to DO something to love and something to hope for.
Nine cents pound is not much for fresh crackers.
Ainscow, 9th and shipley sells them to buyers OF
oysters.
1t is said to be satisfactorily demonstrated that
every time wife scodsl her husband she adds a
wrinkle 10 her face.
Choice solid packed butter. extra, new bucs-
wheat, new orleans moases, choice syrups at Rey-
noldB', 5th and King
Fur caps at Dubeil's. and tine assortment oil
fashionable hats and caps for all elasses at the only
81 street hat store of Duhel
Fall season, 1sI5tI New canned peaches, corn
tomatoes and choice lot OF hne groceries, at fail
pic -, at Reynolds, 9TH and King.
Always up to the times in winter garments at the
nrsl class clothing house OF Buxbaum, at Sd ant
Market streets. Gall there before buying.
just received, two more cara nice large potatoes
which are selling fast from cars cheap, at foot OF
West street Lay IN your winter supply before they
are I'LL sold
The Romoli Brothers will give their new Pano
rama exhibition of Millions "Paradise Lost" in a,ie
ley chapel for the benefit of the chapel on Tuesla
evening November 2ad.
Sugar al cost, ut Bowman q, 2nd and King, and q,
nne al assortment OF cofees, teas, and other gooi
IN the grocery hAe to buy from as can be found IL
| the city. PriveH right for everything,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
tpur the Phi,adelphta PRESBYTERIAN.


From the Worlds Dispensary Printing onice and
Bindery, Buffalo, N. y, we have received 'The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, in p ain
English, or, Medicine Smplihed," by X. v. Pierce,
Nj. d., Counselor-nchief of the Board of Physicians
and Surgeons at the Worlds Dspensary. Whoever
helps humanity in its struggle with its inherent
weaknesses and Diseases to bear cure, is its ben
efactor. Ignorance Is not only of itself OF
disease and mortality, but is the enemy of every
effort TO cure or mitigate. Nothing will 30 speedily
remove this cause as knowledge ian elementary one
at least of the diseases to which we are heir, as
well as those superindnced by our own imprudence.
1T. Il cree has rendered, in our judgment, a bene-
factors service both TO the afflicted and TO the pro-
fesson, in his diagnosis OF the diseases treated Of
and In the presentation of the phiosophic princi-
pies involved in their cause and removal. lie Is
sparing of remedies and usually prescribes such as
are safe in unskilled hands. AS a book merely of
abstract knowledge, it is exceedingly read ble and
interesting, especially the following subjects =
Cerebral Phys ioogy Human Temper iments, Pseudo
Hygiene, the Nursing OF the Sick Sleep Foo |, Ven-
tllation etc. In one chapter on another subject
delicate In its nature that it ia shut up beyond the
domain of warning to all but physicians accursed
in its results In modern society," he is most explicit
and alike true TO God, to virtue to fe and to soci-
ety. shows the truth presented in the teachings
of Scriptures-that life begins with conception
with great force, to which is added faithful warn
ings.
Price of the Medical Adviser sl.5O, sent postpaid
Address the author at Buffalo, n. Y. novs, ,eodlw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

fF-S5no Corpore.-The influence Of the stomach
on the Braid should be carefully headed Let the
tire nervous system becomes sufferer Bring the
stomach to healthy tone, and the nervous machin-
cry promptly resumes its perfect running order,
Happily, there Is no necessity for any long dsar-
rangement OF the functions Of the stomach since in
AYERS PILLS we have 80 perfect combination, ad.
mrably adapted for relief. The have stood the test
OF years. and have exhibited stomachic properties
most wonderful. Their wise use, bg Keeping the
system In perfect order, promotes longevity, and
what ls far better, ensures thefull enjoyment OF the
time spent here. We use them and know theil
yalue.-Fl0rence (RaTsl Pioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

re- -Thos. Y. de NOrDandis has witlidrdwa from
everything outside of his china and glass business,
at 1902 Market street He viii, In the future, give
his personal attention to that alone, and hopes, by
prompt attention to business. carefully selected
stock and reas enable prices, TO merit and receive
The patronage of his friends and his old customers.
pOylltolanl,16
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

aN-7He Human Machinery, unlike inanimate me-
chanicism, possesses a self-repairlng and sef-re
newing power. Health may lie surely preserved
In constont ACTIVITY and full ylgor. Many prepara
lions have been recommended for this purpose. but
none have received such emphatic professions
sanction, or comparable In point of efficacy, to
uD0LPHO WoLFEs sCHiEDAM AROMATIC ScHsAPs.
Sep30 dltSW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

~ Nervous Debtlny.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; u weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
WORK. This Ner1otls Debility finds sovereign cure
In Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. 2S. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuyenates the entire system. 1t
y5, for package of i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which is important in DID, serious cases
or 81 per single box Sold by all druggists, sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. o62 Broad
way, NY. feb25d d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Good for Day or Night.

The "Damond Spectaces," being entirely free
from any injurious substances be used equally
by daylight gas-light or lamp light, without trliig
or inJurng the eyes Zach genuine pair bears tile
trade marx, small diamond
For sale in wilmington by B S. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
New II. II. Church at Newport,

FORMAL REoPENINd OF sT JAMES CHURCH, YEs-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TILE OCCASION DEs
oRIpTIoN OF THE CHURCH, &c.
The Epscopalians and those who worship
with them In Newport and vicinity have now
ono of the abandonment little chapels to be found
in the State. This chapel, which is part OF st.
James Parish, was opened for divine service
yesterday by interesting religious exercises, a
large congregation being present At 10l1
A. NJ. the hour for opening, there were present
Rev. DIR. Clemson, OF Caymont; Rev. DIR. Frost,
of Wilmington Rev. It. g. Littell, OF Whining
ton :; Rev. Mr.. Spencer, of New Castle; Rev. Mr..
Galloway, of Grace Church, Brandywine Hun
dred ; Rev. Dudley Smith, of Dupont's Banks
and Rev. w. ID. Hanson, rector in charge.
The exercises commenced by Rev. r. G. Lit
tell reading the morning prayer to the psalter
service to the second lesson by Rev. Mr. Spsn-
Ger remainder of morning prayer by Rev. Dr..
Clemson the ante-communion by Rev. DIR.
Frost and the hymns announced by Rev. Mr..
Galloway.
The sermon was preached by Rev. MIR. Gallo
way, from the following text " Let all things
bo to edifying. Let all things be done decently
and in ORDER The sermon was one appropriate
to the occasion, the speaker setting forth the
right and proper modes of conducting religious
Worship in which all should participate He
congratulated the friends of the church on their
enterprise and success i'll erecting such q hand
some edifice in which to worship God.
After the sermon Kev. DIR. Clemson followed
in earnest exhortation to the congregation,
to be diligent and warm in their zeal for the
church.and the cause of Christ.
The rector, Mr.. Hanson, made financial
statement to the congregation, and an appeal on
behalf OF the church resulted in an Offering of
al. The remaining debt upon the church is
about S400.
The new church is located on pretty emil
nence along the turnpike at tile eastern end of
the village. 1t is OF frame, weather boarded,
stripped, and finished in the pointed Gothic style
of architecture, and will comfortably seat 150
persons. 1t has spacious recess, chancel,
lectern. prayer-desk, and stall with Bishops
chair,a choir recess and vestry room djoining
the choir recess. The whole of the floor is car
peted with church carpet of a black and orange
color. The audience room is divided into three
| aisles and two rows of seats. The side and end
| walls are finished with pink tint, and the oval
ceiling with bluish tint. Three hand
some chandeliers are suspended from the
ceiling. The windows are filled with very hand
| somely stained glass A memorial window has
been donated and it hoped there will yet be two
| more A stone baptismal font stands in front
of the chancel and another font il placed at the
entrance to the church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

gE-A large polime would not contain the mass OF
testimony which has accumulated in favor of DR..
Histar's Balsant of Vida Cherry as safe, efficient,
and reliable remedy IN curing coughs, colds and
wonderful. 90 cts and 81 q bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
E. F. KunkeTs IsiIter WINE OF Iron.

A1s Is hAuhAeIb hitLeT WING OF IrOns
1t has never been known to fail in the cure OF
weakness attended with symptoms, indisposition
to exertion loss OF memory, dlihculty OF breathing
weakness, horror of disease, night sweats cold
feet, weakness, dlInness of vision, languor, uni
versal lasstude of the muscular system, enormous
appetite with dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands
flushing OF the body, dryness OF the skin pullil
couDtenance and eruptions on the face, purifying
the blood pain in the back, heayness of the eyelis
fretfAent black sDOtS nying before the eyes with
suifuslon and loss of sight want of attention etc
Sold only In 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Depot
and olf1ce 2a9 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia Adj
vice free ASK for e. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
Iron, and take no other make. 1ennine sold only IN
81 bottles,
NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS DEBILlTy
Debility, depressed irritable state OF mind, d
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy OIL
sequences OF eXcesses mental oyerworE. The ner-
kels Bitter Wine OF Iron IL tones the SYSTEM dis
juvenates the entire system, Sold only in 81 bot
Ties Get the genuine. Oillce, 259 North Ninth St.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists ASK for b.
+. Kunkea Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other
Genuine sod only In 81 bottles
TAPE WORM
Removed alive, with head complete, I'm from .wo
to three hours. No fee TIL removed, by Dr. Kunkel
259 North Ninth st., Philadelphia. Seat, Pin and
Stomach Worms also removed. Call and see, Adj
vice free. Send for circular, ask your druggist
for Kunkels Worm Syrup. Price ST. 1t never
falls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
STOCK AND BOND AARKET-CoRREcTIoN DAILY u,
r. RoBINsON q co.
CITY ITEM 8.

N-A A 10 Cent Segar for cents.-Genune Havana
Segar Concha size, cts., large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorillards Rebecca and Musselman's light and
uark navy. Bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
NERVOUS DEBILITY! NERVOUS pEeILyr
9nst and found.

I OST-$2 REWARD-LOST ON SAT-
i \ IIRDAY morning, probably on Delaware ave-
nue., a package OF letters marked on the outside
Mrs. A. A. Cohen. The above named reward will he
paid to any one leaving II at
novl1st EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

List of Unclaimed Letters

Remaining In the Wilmington, Del, Post 0fit
saturday, Nov. g. 1915.
LADIES' LIFT.
Allison, Allie Hopes, Mary
Blake, Mary Jones, Ella
Cell, Maggie e Lewis, Mary
Chrlsty sarah K Lehnspencer, Ro5ey
Casin, Anna tiche, Ida
Garrett, Emma ii Rice, Mary
Garrett, Elizabeth Reed, Mary G
Gumby, Sallie Jane Saunders Annie
Hewey, Annie Taylor, Frank A Mrs
Hale, q X Mrs Taylor, Anna
Horner, Mary
GESTIEMENs LIST.
Briggs Bro Haye, Joseph
Barber, Benjamin ,Iras, Mr.
Dober, Conrad Kelley, Michael
ely, Bdwin, s Lewis Joshua |.
Folwell, Bro ~ Co Miller Geo
Fleming q W vivonhue, j IL
Gardaner, Cias Peters, Ii N
Gin, Martin solomon, Harry Il
Henderson, Edmund Whitman, John
Nipple, George Wilson, Robert
Harper, Isaac Wesc0tt, William
WILLIAM NJ. PYLE, p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
:ffstitats.

FESTIVAL
AND EVENING -ENTERTAISMENTs.
s-te In aid'of H-s= A+ts
ST. JANIS CHURCH, NEWPORT.
At stone building on Water street, east OF Market.
November lth, & p. M, opening Of Festiyal-pin-
per D. m Dialogues and Concert.
November 18th, p. m, Spelling Bee.
November lslh q .. H., Sig, Bliiz Entertain
ment for children. Z r. m, sig Blitz entertain.
ment.
Dinner and refreshments viii he served each day,
sfternDon and evening. Use ul articles for sale.
The Elmra Cornet Band Of Newport, has kndy y
offered to play each evening. oef9-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
The Temperature, To-day.
The Az cd wo,nen,s Home.

As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At S A. A.M..............40s Att p. M.,.........,6 G.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
for Rent.

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NOR RENT--STALL IN CLUB STA.
II BILE. Orange Htreetl below 9TH.
noy5n ~ g. WORKELL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

OFFlTG,El. OF, OF ;, :, r,,,. ,,,,,. ~, .,
WiLNISGTos, bel, Nov Q, 1876.
The Board tf Directors have This day declared n
dividend OF four per cent upon the Capital Sto X
OF the Company out OF the net earnings for the past
six months. payable on demand TO the stockholders
or thsir legal representatives at the ofce of the
Company. No. COS MarEet street.
noy9,li,l3 F l. GlIPiN, Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Aattiuu sates,
A DJoUhNhD
TRUSTEES SALE OF
r e al Es t a t 6.

r e a Es t a t 6.
By virtue OF an order OF the Chancellor of Mo
State OF Delaware, fnaie on the 9th div Of Santa
ber, A. p, 1875, In a cause OF partition befwean
anlel Diehl, ct al. petitioners and Ahrahnr, !,
Shannon et, a., respondents, Will he eXnna,.d ~
sale at Public Nendue on t" "
MONDAY, tho 18th day OF Novemhor
A. d. 1876.
AT O'Clock, p. M
At the Hotel OF George Whitfield in the city of Vou
Castle, Delaware. the following Real Kstata Wv ~"
All that certain tract of land situate In Nav ,as
tie Hundred, New Castle county, and State Of ni
ware, on the road leading from Chrlsfiana tn nni
Lion, bounded now or late by lands Of John stnn,
Robert Ocheltree, DR.. James Cooper, Levi Undnsrr'
wood, and 0ihera. by the said road and thp rI,,,.
tiana River, containing about 200 ac ees Of lnnI
more or less with the dwelling house and onl. sc,
buildings thereon erected WS
Attendar ce will be given and terms of saln ,'nl,
known ut the time and place aforesaid by the un,ln
signed, trustee appointed by the Chancellor ia ri
feet the sale, or his Attorney.
CHAl. b. LORE, Trustee
N. B This farm, late the property Of urir,.
HugR. deceased. adjons the Bear station land on
the Delaware RailrOad, miles from New Custle
II Ii located in one OF the finest agricultural div
trlcs in the State, has aniexceptionally good SOIL If
IL convenient to schools, churches. markets ana .
very desirable properly.
nov9,ts CHAS II LORy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
2artnership Antifes.
dividend 4lntites.

In ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, /
OCTOBER 18th, lsih
The Board OF Managers this day declared divi
dend OF per cent for the last SIX months.
nOyg,6t =. IT. TAl LDR, Treasurer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Hntiffs.

NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE
IN Stockholders of the Wilmington Loan Associs-
ton will be held on Thursday evening rext, Now
nth, AT IN O'Clock, al 500 Market rect, relative
the closing up Of the first series which has run
out" Mortgages and other obligations will then be
shrrendered. GEO. G. MARIs,
nOYs.it SECRETARY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
t2i,tonoy22

NOTICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned WILL on the twentieth dav of
November A. ID, 1915 make application to Hon
Leonard E. Wales, Associate Judge of the superior
Court OF New Castle County, for the granting To
them of a Charter of Incorporation by the superior
Court OF said County, for the purpose Of maintain
ing places OF Seputnre or burial of The dead i'll New
Castle County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-03-05
AlisfeLlaneons.
Tom MARSHALL Pledge.


The following extract from a speech
made by Tom Marshall at meeting Of
the Congressional Temperance Society
IN Washington, some years ago, has the
stamp of true genius, and will be read
with interest:
"Mr. President, the pledge that I have
taken renders me secure forever from a
fate inevitably following habits like mine
Ia fate more terrible than death. That
pledge, though confined to myself alone,
aud with reference to its effects only
upon me, my mind, my heart, my body,
l would not exchange for all earth holds
of brightest and Of best. No, 10, sir !
Let the banner of this temperance cause
go forward or go backward let the world
be rescued from its degrading and ruin
GUS bondage to alcohol or not for one
shall never. never repent what | have
done. | have often said this and feel
it every moment Of my existence, wax
ing or sleeping Sir, | would not ex-
change the physical sensations--the mere
sense of animal being which belongs to
a man who totally refrains from all that
can intoxicate his brain or derange his
nervous structure, the elasticity with
which he bounds from his couch in the
morning, the sweet repose it yields him
at night, the feeling with which he drinks
in thorugh his clear eyes the beauty and
the grandeur of surrounding nature
say, sir, would not exchange my con-
scious being as a strictly temperate man,
the sense of renovated youth, the glad
play with which my pulses now beat
healthful music, the bounding vivacity
with which the life-blood courses its ex-
ulting way through every fiber of my
frame, the communion high which my
healthfs,rear and eye now hold with all
ltne gorgeous universe of God, the splen-
doris Of the morning. the softness of the
evening sky, the bloom the beauty, the
verdure Of. earth, the music Of the air
and the waters, with all the grand assoc
Citations Of eternal nature reopened to
the fine avenues Of sense--no, sir,
though poverty logged me, Though scorn
pointed its slow finger at me as passed,
though want and destitution and every
element Of earthly misery. save only
crime met my waking eye from day to
day /, not for the brightest and noblest
wreath that ever encircled statesman's
brow; not if some angel commissioned
by heaven, or some demon, rather, sent
from he'll to test the resisting strength
of virtuous resolution, should tempt me
back with all the wealth and all the
donors which world can bestow, not
for all that time and all that earth can
give, would [ cast from me this precious
pledge Of liberated mind, this talisman
against temptation, and Plunge again
into the dangers and the terrors which
once beset my path. So help me
Heaven, sir, as would spurn beneath
my very feet all the gifts the universe
could offer, and live and die, as am,
poor. but sober p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-03-05
DR.. OELLIG & PFOUTZ'S
Anti-Bilious Family PILLS.

These excellent Pills will be found a sure
remedy for acidity of the Stomach, lndiges-
ton, Habitual Constipation, Cramp Collie,
FEVER AND AGUE. This terrible and dis
tressng disease can, with from two to four
doses, be overpowered, and has in many cases
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pill being an ordinary dose, renders them the
cheapest medicine in the world, and their GER
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Spasmodic Affections. They purify the blood
aud promote healthy action of the skin
They are purely vegetable and perfectly free
from anything that can do either permanent
or temporary injury to the Stomach and Bow
els, or to the general system. Persons not in
immediate need of them would do well to keep
II box constantly on hand, as they do not lose
their good properties by age, and are there
fore always available when needed. Certain
destruction 10 Worms 10 all cases, they hav-
ing been tested in cases where all other oils
and syrnps have failed. ! have many certif-
catesaud samples Of the Monster Tape Worm
these pulls have removed, which can be seen
at my Office. This pill is warranted in all |
say or the money refunded.
Thesepills had their origin in France, where
the medical science is far advanced, and were
first made in this country by the father Of
Dr.. John Oellig, a native of France.
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HEpGnsvILLE, Berkeley Co., w. Va,
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DR.. Oellig h Co. Gentlemen have been
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