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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

Continuing the analysis of the recent report of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany We come To a comparison of its expenditures
for construction, &c. and of its current business for
the year with that of 1873. In the COmpany's
report for the year 1873 bearing date May q. 1874,
the President SAID
The expenditure for construction in 1874 will i've
limited to the completion Of this Improvement and other
unfinished work, and will be small in the aggregate.
Upon the death " late President the Hon. Horace
r. Clark which occurred June 10. 1873, and the re-
ctant Acceptance Of the Presidency by the present
incumbent July |. it deemed prudent in view Of the
financial condition of the Company stop all construc-
ton work that could be postponed without actual loss.
Although the balance sheet printed herewith shows an
of aDut $500 900 Of debt in 1873 it ia proper
say that but 100000 Of this amount incurred In
the last half of the year. and that for construction
and equipment contracted for prior to July 1.
In view of the foregoing, and of the fact stated,
that The Company had been enabled to cancel the
contracts maturing within six months from July |,
1873. so that the total expenditure for construction
and equipment during that time was only 100000,
the following expenditure of $1.7iG,505 for the
succeeding twelve months is likely not only to be
surprise, but also disappointment to the stock
holders
Tfap IT,
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Tbere were no sales Of CITY bank Stocks, and
bids were as follows I:

There was a moderate activity IN rallroad mort
cages. Union Paciics were lower notably the sink
ING funds which touched 92l2, with Later reaction
Union Firsts soil at 1O05s 1901 20 1908, Westerns
at 97I2a97l., and Central Firsts California and
Oregon Branch. at 9414. Chicago and Northwestern
Gold Consolidated were strong at sis. and Morris
and Essex Consolidated First at 1O43i, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Convertibles selling at
121 and Firsts of c., c. and l. c., declining to 1873
The bids are as follows:
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The Philadelphia stock market is unsettled Penn
sylvania 6s Sd issue, 1l2l2; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 2l2i Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 81; gold. 1853
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MAY 49,

Jesse Hcyt David Dow. Co. white Morris
CO. Tscoa sons Ed%apd Hen Clark Dodge Co. Hall
gart.n James O. Ganr Nm s1yes G% r. chicago
banker, by his attorneys. Geddes Reid
The law referred TO above is one repeating the
classification of directors AID terminates the terms
of Office of all the present Board at noon on the l2th
Of June provided it is accepted by the stock-hoders
question upon which they are to vote before pro-
ceeding to the annual election. On the other hand
Mr. Sage who is also soliciting proxies charges that
the object of the President and his friends in dsplac
ing him Sagel is to saddle upon the Company che
Milwaukee & Northern Road; but in view of the
fact that this road il already leased to the Wisconsin
Central Railroad Company, it would not seem to re-
quirc the emphatic deiual which we are authorized
to give 10 the report.
The following are the reported earnings II the
Union Pacific Railroad for the first five days Of May
the receipts for the 9th and 9TH days not having
been received on account of interruption TO tele-
graph communication:
Fer Fer day. Of NAY E7i i255oa
Increase ..-......... SJ0l69
The folowing shows the exports exclusive of spe-
cie from the port of New-York to foreign ports for
the week ending May t. and since the beginning OF
the year: ,s,x
previously Pre- non reported 37i5iis 5oGs8sd 767i5O7
Total since jan l. s5a6iI.!5 s6s6i5'S2ls s'Laa94.t!
The following shows the imports of dry goods and
general merchandise at the port of Now-YOrk for
the week ending May T. and since the beginning OF
the year:
For the WeeL. 1872. ~. lsID.
Dry CioOds......... sl29G.7ji sl.ll7.75 ~ B05l7g
General Merchandise 5lO0.Gs8 5.O97,3O2 b'b-,bo1
Total for the week ss3s7422 sG,jIJ.037 ~ GIs3j
Previously reported .S33735 14i7llIO l-'bIboo"
Total since Jan sI6322ll77 sljI22G,2l3 slS3lsiGss
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period:
For he Week. I~,?. 1871. 1879.
Thrown market. l,6662IJ l.t6lJJo lOo"OOO
Entered at The port s5i47aOiI s4t4iaG77 s45Go96os
Thrown ON market. %. 7O0l75 47,5Jo553 461iol3
The exports of specie for the week ending May ;.
and since the beginning of the year. were as fol-
lows: -o,-o
Total FOR the week gu ~ ~
Previously reported --''f''''o
Total since Jan. l-.----- ------- -a-o'o-u'9-f
The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports of specie from the port of New-lork to
foreign ports since Jan TO this date for period OF
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-ATlWDAY NAY 4, I7TD
r,DTTON-There bnt Htie nothing DOING ia SPbs
Cotton. and he r. AZ former uFifrs
Quotations based standard " classification IN force sept
1874 and Upland Cotton store running IA qnsiy hJS
more than half below the graIe quoted 49,
ordinary ll. strict GOOD Ordinary l5r Mdfling' lbs
Ctod @,ri la, Low Nidllng rs Good Mh,lTs
quotations based American standard u classnciu9h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

President Mitchell, in his remarks accompanying
the report, says:
The increase IN the Bond account arises rom the
issue of Consolidated Bonds to the holders Of preferred
stock in payment dividend for 1873, referred to
I'm the report for that year There has been no increase
in the preferred or common stock The large decrease in
operating expenses shown in the preceding statement,
arises principally from the reduced expenditure Tor re-
uewa OF track the Company having laid in 1874. l35l3
tons Of steel and rails. against l6s29 tons during
1873 The renewal OF track. during the year 177l,
was further reduced by the proceeds Of sale OF old iron
rails"
This il a very frank acknowledgment of the post
poning of operating expenses TO more favorable
sea.on The election for directors of this Company,
which occurs on the 18th Of next MONTH Is likely 10
he holly contested. portion of the present Board,
with President Mitchell at the head, haze taken
strong ground against the Office Of the Company In
New-York being longer used a mart for the sale OF
Puts and Calls on the Company securities, Claim
ing that such practice in the past on the part OF
Vice-President Sage has been detrimental TO the
Company's credit and has seriously impaired the
market value of its bonds. Therefore they propose
that the Office in the future shall be organized and
run exclusively for the transaction of the Company
bnsness and have issued the following circular
soliciting the proxies of the bona tide holders Of the
Company's stocks and bonds, 10 be used at the en-
suing election
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Ioriay Last Fv'g Total.
r
Cnn-umpt ...........-- 80 -op
spec uatlOn.
Total ........... a lib lIG7.
FOR future delivery the market re isc 90 al exct M
delivery which has advanced i4c = n sales ~ oI'"' al
the basis Of Low Mdfing -. - ,a,
rday afer p. May, 100 lbc Jlne Ly,p,,
l6sc. July, lopD is ggc. H. D lH,gc. Antn-,, 80 49,,
l8sgc 300; lhoc. September 500 5'isc Qcto.r 10
i5Egac, 100 1913, &c. January. POO l51isc feDistl s
1881 &C March 800. l6Ssc. total $500 bales fesrIuA
closing prtces-May lGc; June l6Isc. July lec Agsr
i66s IL i2c. sep elDeF, 1926; o.tghrr o- To- -
November l5s, .jasc December 1891 &c JthnIy
lrfet steady sales fOs,av - p nSav, w ~
l51 &c 100 H. llisIsc Loo. - June l,0 iyci 'V
i5g e. lBn BE 700 51i Go 6c July leO lOsisc,
100 i6Tsc: 900 1881 S.. 200 i675,c; August 300 os'
500 iGISc; 700 1911 Sc; L7IO lOi3gc, 500 70 " Io,'
l8ssc: september 100 To- e.; October loo lo.li ,,'
l5ic- January 200 Is s9ge Total 1900 bales .
Il U,D bales - M. a. Al, ,rs cuo..
lions unchanged. quote ordinary c1rs- Al H.
,,,r 40 iTHfTi.c. goad do l7ai9l-r prime 90, lris
lsi,c AMI extreme for lots l6@2oc, soh d. MIA
eFT0tR AND WsAI-fn Flour the past week We have hd
only moderate degree activity obbefs and retail dealers
o p no their but with limited arrivals Of n
r WHEAT brands slight advance hss boen estab
shed AZ the market IN rn but quiet Most holders
N Fsry quito Indifferent sDout selling ~ a. ne
Tor heat At the est our prrs
SUPPLIES cannot be duplicated fact 81 Wheat all over INC
being relatively higher than the scaboafu
growing crop IN the Winter Wheat states ~ seriously
and dsiv greatly dminishs nav
t.r f.iind " exert tho inuaaaco aele laAt ]Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

"EXvin his communication dated Jan. %, 1870,
which was published in this column, seems to have
been wonderfully correct in his estimates, for he
said
Il will probably exceed the actual rates received by the
Lake shore Company in 1874 to estimate ia receipts per
TON at I2lo cents per mile II is believed thit Vhe
foregoing estimates traffic and profits for the year
1874 are LIBERAL and would probably prove favorable TO
the road by the official report except that that document
when made public likely to be fixed SO AZ To snow
that there has less amount spent a. e. pos'p"heu
upon such items of Operating expenses as FOdu"d!
and track" "repaIrs 10 engines and cars
We have seen thai 1910 cents per ton did exceed
the actual rates received by just POO of cent and
that the Company relad 1890 tons less of new
and old rails in 1874 than in 1873, and now it will
be seen that nearly twO-thirds of the amount
of reduced operating expenses Is covered by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

The week closed on easy money at This center. the
rule of the forenoon having been 3a3l2, though
at the close the supply offering was abundant at =
and was lent at liz. Discounts are III demand at J
10 g. According TO Washington dispatches the
Treasury holds 1919 $50 900 in bonds TO secure Ma
tional bank circulation. and $l6,l5O0oO to secure
public deposits National bank circulation outstand-
ing. $349, 100000, Of which go $4,000 are
gold notes. The internal revenue receipts to-
day were $500, 900; total for month to date,
$iOOOOO0 The customs receipts to-day We're
$500, 900: National bank notes received for
redemption to-day. 100000. making u total
for the week of $i,0OOOO0. The Treasury
shipments of legal tenders and fractional
currency for the week were S2,240,OO0. The bank
statement showed free expansion of loans and
heavy increase in deposits both the specie and legal
tender averages gaining total Of Nl,l13,3OO, the
movement suggesting continued ease III money. Inc
banks now hold in lawful money in excess of the -
Der cent required by law. S11,149.17j, or %22J3OO
less than last week The following table shows the
condition Of the New-York City banks at the dates
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price advanced to 1854 later reaching 1879. but
declining to 1852, again at the close. The highest
price Of the week WIZ 1853, and the lowest 115.
On gold loans the rates 1 per cent. for
carrying fiat, 1-64 until Monday, and !
per cent per annum for borrowing. The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed &259,OOO in called
Five-twenties making total for the week of g.
400 100. The weekly disbursements of coin interest.
chiefly Nav coupons, footed up 81 600, inclusive
of 600 to-day. The import entries of foreign
dry goods at the port of NewYork for the week end
ing tonight were 81 6Oj, 40; the amount thrown
upon the market footing up 81 $4,000, and of gen
eral merchandise to 81, 962, 665, making total in
gold coin valuation of $s.5G7, s3J. The export
cearances of domestic produce from this port for the
week ending Tuesday, May 1, were to the currency
valuation of 1864. S37 The specie movement il
given elsewhere. The days business at the Gold
Exchange bank covered Gold cleared, S5i ,3O5 900
gold balances, 81 .2s2.410; currency balances.
$l,512, 497. The principal gold quotations were rs
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THE MONEY MARK Ell.
10 A. M.-sAIEs BEFORE THE CALI.

OFFICIAL EXPORT " T. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
MAY g. 1875.
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RIO Dp JASRm2-BarG Lord Baltimore
sr.JAGo Dg cru,-Rark Morning star
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following the iupora'i'ns u general merelan,e
the pofi OF New.YOrk for tine week ening Nay $50
No Pkgs. Value. No pkgs. V,ue.
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MaIiposa L and NJ
4 sseSS pad

IlRST BOARD-IUI2 OLLOCk A. VI
s1les Of state BOndS-RGlrOdd BOndS-BGnk and RGa
road shares Express Stocks. DC.
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OrrcE oR rIIR CmcAGO. MU.wArKTR ~
No - wuII,S !. ST. rA Srw .f5sK. NAV :. 40

No. p l.. Nv 1DHh. VI AZ 3, lNtJ)
70 TIP Sr0cg 8 lIstDEH, We nvt' you 10 sign
ana, return The authority 10 for the
anal meeting 81 the this Company, To Do held
atA va q he next
W. IN favor accepting the law 0f when We clos
ft-i, vote your shares ia a Coiu
aur. " M this view. unless otherwise Instructed.
Among contemplated reforms 10 l. Intended hat Tue OF
shall b. exclusively for the bus ne. u
The 1mpanv and management that vii have NJ IN
trst M te stk mar set with that " the share
haldsr. ALEXANDER MITCHELL
JOHN r. WILLIAMS
aud bOndhOders ~ the
Chicago Milwaukee. II Paul RAILWAY concur III AMI up
urve the foregoing Application Oi Alexander MITCHELL Pr
dent COMPANY and John y WILLIAMS, President 81 thc
Metropolitan .Dnal Bank Of New 1O"s W 'nrnee luls
WaIsworth T. l. Prank and II. Cracker, directors ara
lmpi,ell william lBd John - bricn Nhehous" 80"
Voruilyo x Co. GrocuoAL NoIIls Co. cston DO bllrs
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I'VE OIL.

Ohio and Miss
1OO.....bc. p =
100. . ..bc. > g
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May Nav Changes.
Llama e2-- 2j3 400 s2-} go 400 Increase q liG9W
-pecic...~.. a5liSoo Iol0poo1 increase o. s5 zoo
ejaculation. 90 1-i,.ND 2p4~~ioO Decrease @Hl"~
Deposit-. 22l. O62 100 22G@13HD IncrriS'- o-l -uu
Icgl tenrs J7l322bO JS,Ol15oO Increase 77"''""
The following shows the relation between me
total reserve of the banks and the total liabilities:
Nav l. Nav :. IiheTen'rs
S,ecie soEl1 800 fiOlOOOOO Inc -.S5.s,2OO
Legal tenders. Os,i"-'@"O "0"l''""" AN '''
Total reserve sGGG4i,DO0 sGo!l7j00 Inc. II i'jj0o
Reserve required
dep sits JJ,-oj,J-J "p'p7''~' 800
Excess Preserve
1Vtr.m'nts ll3-si7j 1l1f917j Dee. 2213Oo
Inn. 49,. . 2j39JO 2,.42u,sO0 Inc. j,lUh9OO
The daily and weekly Clearinghouse statements
are as follows: ,-.,...o
Currency exchanges ----.--.f' ,lg..,, F'i2,t-,
Currency balances .',i, ~
Gold exchanges ~ IN ~,
Gold A'--'fV4' ''"'''
Government bonds, despite the downward rea"-
ton in London were strong at the best prices of the
week sustained by the high quotation OF gold. An
neyed are the closing street prices:
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SAILS FOR PRESENT DELIVERY
Io-.ay LAT Fy'g
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Adams Express
lF....bc ic3 z
American Express
l~....O-. 64'4
IHa
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North W estcTn Pt
lOO.....nc. 30

81 ....... ZJ-2
Miss. Ran and Tex
luO....bC. =
NAn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
California.

PROMISED REVELATION TO SET THE POLITICIANS
FLUrrEnINo.
San FgAycIsco, Oct. 7.
In the case of Piney tho defaulting naval
paymasters clerk, Paymaster Spanlding promises
revelation that viii make c iutFsring among
the politicians az reg4rds the irhrence which
retained Piney in his pJei,i3p, II the inquiry il
pressed hard upon lin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

GRAPE CULTuRE.-Capt A. Scout, Of this town,
(the Landing) has perhaps realized the best re-
suits from grape culture this year OF any person
in the State. From his vineyard of two acres he
has shipped 10I tons Of grapes, which have
cleared him about $50 per ton; that is clear of
shipping expenses. $3.50 from two acres is GER
tainiy good profit. He has done better than
this however, in former years. He has
realized as high as seven tons from one acre
Of his vineyard. He estimates that 8 cents per
pound for this fruit will make it remunerative
crops, There are several other vineyards here,
Mr.. d. ]. Cummins having the largest q acres)
but we have not learned the result OF the ship
ment.
S. b. Fennimore OF Middletown it is said,
has the largest acreage IN this fruit, on one OF
his farms erst of Oddessa, near the Bay. He
has about 25000 vines, covering about 30
acres of land. 80 the Captain informs u.s.
Smyrna Times.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
The New York Republicans.

sATIsFAoToRY REPORTS FROM ALL QUARTERS
DEMOCRATIC DISSATISFACTION WITH THEIR CAN
DIDATEs.
Reports made to the Republican State Com
mittee, which was in session yesterday, arc quite
satisfactory. Letters from the various coun-
ties speak of Democratic disorganization and
Republican harmony. The Liberal Republican
Democrats are dissatisfied with the nomi-
nees Of their convention. The "straight-out"
men of the party say that too many candidates
have been selected from the Republican ranks.
The denomination OF District Attorney Phelps
by the Republicans anti Tammany organization
IL daily growing in favor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
Montgomery's
Nervine !!

MOntgomery's Nervine cures Rheumatism.
Montgomery's Nervine cures Neuralgia.
MOngomery's Nervine cures Hysterla.
MontgOmery's Nervine cures Headache.
MongOmery's Nervlne cures Scatca.
Montgomery'a Nervine cures Fits.
Montgomery's Nervine cures Tic Doloreux
Montgonery's Nervine cures Palpltation OF the
Heart, and all Nervous Affections.
Why suffer, when one bottle of this medicine viii
give you immediate relief? Principal depot, l3l n.
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all
drnggsts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

CHANGE IN Can TIME.-A change has been
made in the running of the cars on the City Pas-
senger Railway and they are now running at in
teryals of fifteen minutes instead Of ten minutes
as formerly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
War III Africa.

A BATTLE IMMINENT D4TwEES THE LIBERIAHs
AND ABORIdISEEB.
LoSpoN, Oct. 7.
The Times, to-day, has the following: "War
has commenced at Cape Palmos between Libs
ria and tho Aboriglnees under the command Of
several educated natives. There WAS s'ine
fighting on the seventeenth OF Septembe i
which fifty we're killed and wounded. The Ii
berian government has despatched troops frop
Monrovia to the scene of action, and great bat
tie il daily expected.n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
RaiIroad Conductor Killed.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE WESTERN MARYLAND r. R
BALTIMORE, Oct. Z.
j. s. Mcvey. aged 50, freight conductor on
the Western Md. r. r., was killed, early this
morning, by falling from the roof OF car near
Oakland station.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
MIS- ALLANEOUS.
Firm our Lssc Edltions Of Yesterday.l
Germ any.

THE bishop OF BREsLAN DErosED.
BERLIN, Oct. 7.
The Ecclesiastical Court has deposed the
bishop Of Breslan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
Moody and Sankey.

A UNANIMOUS DESIRE FOR THEM AT PHILADELPHIA
PROBABLE ACCEPTANCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Z.
Moshrs. Moody and Sankey, George II. Stuart
Esq, and John Wanamaker, ESD, held CONSUL
tation here yesterday. In conversati on
with Mr.. Moody it was learned that he
and his colaborer felt under obligations to come
here, M they received their first invitation to
bold service fi,m Philadelphians. They will
not come, however, unless the ministers and
laymen both agree to have them. The latter
have expressed unanimous desire while the
ministers will decide the question at a meeting
this afternoon. They will visit here, in
case all is favorable, about Nov. /. Negotiations
are pending for building to accommodate 1000
DerbODB,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

DED STAR LINE-APPOINT- sfS3k
i h ed to carry the Belgian and United -sssl
sil-ns Mails. The following Steamers are appointed
- E.il
FOR ANTWERP:
from PHILADELPHIA From Gc;F York
s-errPI.AND, Sept IS sTATR oFNev.p. Sept so
.1uri' MD, Oct. 12 SMITH, .-A:si{ ,ht23
FROM sSTWER
y aldelphis Fpg z sca-,.
. g|nl..SD. sept. ,s SIT I'D sept %
NJ f..-AND Oct. IL = az e. i4AvADA oct. %
rliiIE3 OF PAssAa-. Ii Gll;tgNcg.
fir aOin 800 tte1nc Cabin, $50
nraoe and Intermediate tipsets tr fr5'c MI
Yclsl. st the loweAt rates.
.senger accommodations for all ',i.sses 1ps9r-
passed. Ample attendance - pro- !ded. kse1g
bvea,ner carries surgeon and stewnrjesa.
Through tickets and through bills OF '""rs '7grsd
netye..u NJ prominent points.
Ion spnly 70
PETER WRIGHT d some, N' :s.s.,
q w nat street. philadelphia. - Aroad greet
.ew H'OIA. B. Wonder Recke. ..enSr.i EurAf can
Agen Antwerp. 8. F. BBTSre 2nt, Adams sx-
press ONCE, Wilmington, Del . a, aRiMAnAW,
gent Wilmington. Del nSi-iJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
MeaifaI.
dytKMtkHF'
VECETIME
WILL CURE
SCROUFULA,

SCKOOTOLA,
scRoFULoUs HUMoR.
vrc.rIsE will eradicate from the system every
,a,nt Of Sc ofula and scrofulous umor. 1t has per-
u,anenIv cured thousands IN Boston and icinty
WIN mad been long and painful sufferers.
CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMoR.
me marvellous effect Of yEdErIsE IN case of Can
Ger and Cancerous lIumor challenges the most pro.
WHOM, IRE prescribing vEGErrSE TO their lati nts'
CANKER
yyorr1sE has never failed TO cure the mos. H.
nexlble care OF Canker.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
The yEarrIsE meets with wonderful sAcc,ss La
lie cure ui this class OF Diseases
PAIN IN THE BONES.
In ,hls complaint the yEGErTNE Is the great
remedy, rs 1t removes from the system the produc-
ing cause.
SALT RHEUM.
letter, sat Rheum, scald Head, ac WIN Ger
alnly yield 10 the great Alternative tHectsof NEGE-
lNE.
hioii hbhos
yrgrr,SE has never failed to cure the most in
yeteiale case OF hryspelaS.
pIMPLEs AND HDMoR3 OF THE FACE.
Reas IN should teach US that bochy rough or pim-
pied skin depends entirely upon an internal CAUSE
lnd no outward application can ever cure the de-
feet yEGErlNE Is the great blood purifier.
{ q M n
Are caused by an impure state Of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with VEGE1INE, and
these complaints will disappear.
CATARRII.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit
can he obtained through the blood. NEdRTINE Is
the great blood purifier.
CONSTIPATION.
vgdErrsE does not act as a cathartlc to debate
the bowels, but cleanses all the organs, enabling
euch to perform the functions Gevolvlng upon
them.
vEas1IsE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful sufferers
DYSPEPSIA.
II vEGgTINE ls taken regularly, according to di-
rections, certain aud speedy cure Will follow its
use.
FAINTNEss AT THE STOMACH.
vEiETIsE is not stimulating bitters which Gre
ates fictitious Appetite but gentle tonic, whicn
ASSISTS nature to restore the stomach to healthy
net On.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
VEGErISE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. 1t invgOrates and strengthens the
whole system acts upon the secretiye organs and
allBys Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects OF the VEGg-
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
10 take II as debility denotes deficiency OF the
blood and VEuETIkR acts directly upon the blood.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
The Currency Question.

DIeoussIoN ARRANGED by THE NEW YORK BOARD
or TRADE.
New York, Oct 7.
The New York Board Of Trade has arranged
for public addresses on the currency question
to be delivered at the Cooper Union by Hon. W.
d. Kelley on Oct. II, Gen. Butler Oct II, and
Col. Grosvcnor, Of st. Louis, OH Oct. rs. Sena-
tor Gordon has not yet fixed the date of his ad-
drasH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

Jno. II. Adams is removing to his new resi-
dence lately purchased on the Avenue.