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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Libraries intne United slater.

There are IN the United States more than
seventy public libraries which contain over 25,.
900 vournes. Or these, nine possess more than
100, 900 volumes, Eeven more than 30 900 and
le-s than 100000, and seventeen more than 35,
900 and leag than 80, 900.
The largest collection il the Coupre..
Library, which has 26l 800 volumen.
The Public Library OF Boston contains nearly
the came number, and increase- az the rate Of
15,DU volumes year.
Harvard College has 900, 900.
The Actor and Mercantile Of New York li3
900 each
The Mercantile and Library Company of
Phllsdelphia have 100000 and l0l 900 rcrpec-
lively.
The Athen@um, Boston, 103,00
Yale College, 100, 900.
The New York State Library, at Albany, La.
t,,5OD volumes, not including the Law Library,
which has 25, 800.
The Society Library. Of New York, possessea
GA 900 volumes.
The Public OF Cincinnati, 81. 2.0QO
Inc Peabody lns.ltute, Of Baltimore, &c, ,0OO
The Anaquaran Society, Of Worcester, IS,
The Apprentices, Of New York, and Dart
mouth College, $1,000 each.
Those which contain more than $4,000 are an
fo!lows The Mercantile Of Brooklyn Watkin-
non OF Hartford, Mercantile OF ST. Louis, Cor
nell University, Hlstorical Society Of New York,
State Of Maryland, State Of Michigan. Public
Of Chicago State of Ohio, Mercantile Of san
Francisco, Surgeon Generals Office at Wa.h-
ington, University Of Virginia, City Of Spring
held, State OF Maarechusetts, Public School Of
~. Lonls, Bowdoin College, aud the Mercan-
tile OF ClncinnatL-Appbeton's CyclDp01i1.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
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Trials OF Il .ucdest Man,

very amusing scene WA Witnessed on the
promenade at the cxpo-tion Saturday night A
young gentleman who had shown asAiduou. at
tentions to the ladies during tue evening was
standing near the music stand convcrsinp with a
couple Of lady friends. just az the band ceased
playing, he tipped hi1 hat politely aud turned
away, rernarkng that he had pressing engage.
ment with friend. He had taken but a .tsp or
two when his foot struck something which felt
an though 1t were E ladies' shawl. Quickly he
looked ahead for tho loser and then htooped To
pick up the lost article. His fngers had almost
reached tho thing, when suddenly the young
man Strengthened himself up and looked dub.
ously at white object Of Questionable charac-
ter. 10 wah mnch ton large and burdensome
Tor handkerchief, and its shape and qnal-
lty of material wore unlike those of an
opera cloak, or comfort, or q
hood, or anything el-e Of which the ladies could
make use for Themselves The young man was
confused, but his curiosity would not permit him
To let the thing alone. lie observed that the
girls on the benches before him were all gigglInu
and h1uinting and making wry faces at eacIi 9th.
Or, but he was dull cf comprehension. What
IN thunder ia this = asked he, and accompany-
ing The words with a kick, he cent 1t over To-
wards The feet OF two modest looking young
mhseh linen there was sensation tho Young
ladleh iaughed outright, and number OF yonnV
men clapped their hands. The young man,
biuhllng, leaned against port with his hapds
IA his pockets and looked at the fountain AZ IL
threw up its hilvery spray. In the midst OF the
scene an anxious young mother, with yery red
lace, rushed upon the spot, neryounly enatched
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
smart-Veed for Tnnuinx.

A writer in the st. Louis Glo1e- JsnoTdi Ii
enthusiAztic over the discovery that variety Of
snArt-weea which grove wild in Missouri in such
profusion a. TO be nnisAnce suIpaSsae bArk in
its tanning qualities. AZ iz only cost is from
the labor Of cutting and stacking it, ssy IS per
ton, while bark costs IN that st4te sii2 Per tons
il IL argued that hereafter millions Of hides vii
annually be made in the West instead OF
being sent 10 the Essfern State 70 be tanned
which involSss the expense OF the trsnspora-
ton 10th Ways for the leather consumed IN the
West besides paying the Eastern capitalists and
mechanics for work which ju-t a. sell could b
done at home. Il Is ssid that tais plant Yields
AZ least ten per cent of tanuie scid-ku analysis
bT the SebrAeka STATE chemist gives nearly
tseuty-tsoper cent from the roos And seventeen
to nineteen per cent from the piauf; hsmiocL
and oak bark yielding from eleven 70 thirteen
psr cent
chemisss are correct, 1t does not follow that this
weed will make as good leather As bark There
are peculiar properties for making good leSthe,
found in bark thst, 20 far as 10 generally known
have never been equAlled in any other materlli
More or lsss tannic scld is found in Alaos, ever
plant that grove, and in some the percentage Of
tsnnin i. As high ~ from forty-four TO hfty PEI
cent. Yet the leather producsd by the use Of
these plants hAs never come into favor, aod thai
made from soIne Of them Is no. only bad IN col
or And defective In other re-pecis- but u hab.e
70 return 70 q condition very Ike that OF rsz
hike. which is not the Gaze with bsrE-itnnec
| leather The Gl0ie Democrat coTespondsni
ssys, however, rhst actual experiment. has shost
| tha, leather OF better quality than btrE-tsnnec
leather can be made with this Eeed IN tftesL
DAYS lees time, and that one ton Of the plant vi
tan 400 pounds Of leather, while the same we!g
Of bark will produce but us pounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
NORTHERN REPUBLICAN LEADERsH1P

Ex-senator Peace, Of Mississippi, denounces
Governor Ames, and declares that his adminis-
trstion hss nisersbly failed Mr.. Peasv joins
with Mr. Alcorn in these yieEs, and thus the
Repub lican leader. II that unfortunate Ststa
are rent in twain by fsctionsl difference, while
the White Lesguers, united, desperate, and vio-
ent, scatter the colored voters, and teronze
the whole Republican oppositon. This is ssd
spectacle, but it Is the Old story Of Georgia,
Alabama, louisiana, and Arksnsaa over again.
Ia toe States where there il strong and COM
pact white Republican vote, such a. North
Carroll ma, Tennessee, and Kentucky, the party,
il not successful, has maintained firm and
courageous front, and in ita couneils
harmony and good ssuse have generally
been displayed, but where the white element ia
small, ~ in the G1lf States generally, the party
has been destroyed By a scuryy crew who seized
the leadership and led on from sns folly u
another In South Carolina, Governor Cham
berlain has been the one shining exception &c
this rule. He hss an honorable character, he
has nerve, and he tzs the clear insight anc
sound perceptions Of statesman. He ha,
sloughed OF the thieves, cast them into the op
position, and secured the support of the trrly
Conservative" voters Of the State. II aal-
there had been fifty Chamberlains in the Repub
lican party Of the South, what a different .itua
ton we should have, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
City 8usiufss Dirsttrru.
Auctieneers

Auctieneers
L. W. stidham Son. III East eth utrss.
Bankers and Brokers
r. R. Robinson Co.. 900 MArkst street
Boot pnd Shoe Makers and DenIer..
Bsbeoek a Bro. gls Market street
John ). Moreisnd, 4tb and Poplar sta
Carpenters and Builders.
J. q. HAddoek, shop Thorne bel Front. Res I0Ia
j. X. d. Seeda. shop u. tth. nsAr West
Cigars and Tobacco.
BrisbAne DsMAinvills, II z Fourth strret
Clocks. Watches. and Jewellers.
]. c. MAssay. so4 King sireet
Coach and Carriage Material.
VIM. Green Do. 4. X. corner ID and shipl-y sta
Druggists.
II. r Brinshurst, s7 Msrt-ts
Florists.
TAtnall 4 Co, Delaware Aveuus and Jefferson st
General Insurance Agents
Thomas y. Piun-ner, se Market at
WoOiley an Trump, 5i0 Market St
Gents Furnishing Goods
John p. Doughts, 40 Market St
Iron and sAeeI
VIM Green Co.. S. X. oorosr ID and shiplry st.
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland. X. W. ocrnsr front and Orange
Looking -f:iasses and Frames
r. McNonagle. Sd and Kins Sta
Merchant TaiIors
Geo Gouert u Y. afh st.
John H. MuhlhAusen, as King ut.
Real Estate Agents
gysns Pennington. Allmond'. Bd's. stb aud MARKET.
J. IL Frazer, Sd and shipley sta
Vim Reynolds a Co.. ssf Market st
VIM AeCAnlley Co, 6s Market St
Restaurant and Billiard Reen
Joseph Fallmer. 54 and I'D Markst st
Sewing Machines
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine Co., so King St
Nes American Sewing Machine. 71s Market st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Eail a,nad 4iues.
pALTIAORE Il POTOMAC r. X.

NEW YORK AND wARHTSeTOH THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH TTH. 1878.
Trains viii leave Wilmington In connection with
the Baltimore Potomac z. r.. a. follows:
Leave wilmington a0s, a. n. Arrive Warrington
ll3, A NJ. city time.
Leave wilmington t0.07, A. n. Arrive Washington
i2, P. u. city time. -
Leave wilmington lis p. y. Arrive washington
zee. P. n. ely tine.
Leave wilmington Ia, p. n. Arrive washington
s.ls, p. n. city time.
Leave Wilmington ITO. p. II. Arrive wa1a'nston
ii.p p n, city t.me.
RHrryrnsa-
Leave washington sea, A. NJ, city time. Arrive
wilmington ia9s, P. N.
Leave " asa;nsion az, A. NJ. city time Arrive
wilmington i7.s9, P. NJ.
Leave Washington at LIS P. 4. Arrive whining.
Ton s "a P. NJ
Leave wssainxron 4ss z. ~. city tine. Ar.iv,
Wilmington 81 P. u.
Leave washington s.es, P. H., city time, Arrive
wilmington LII, A u.
Lccsl Trains leave Baltimore T.co. $40 and lo.Co,
A. NJ, i.e. Aio T.is, S.sc P. ~ Arrive Wssn gton
ss s.sc and li75 A H., IS, b.oo, soo and II 20 p
II.
Leave washington SO and y 50 A. NJ, 40, 10
and io.isP. NJ Arrive Baltimore l0.i5, A. NJ. ls,
Sc s.S and Il, p. n GEO. c. TExss,
superintendent
FsASI THoxsos, Genl Manager
D. NJ BoTD, ia. General Pzza- AgL febrs-c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

~ Pevsops L>avirg turn far The sunraT can haos
tL coxxxEcrL xaiLed % tAsra- post1pah- for D.
eents a month.
sab.eril~-, sendfng a sfngk oopy Of tL COMMERCIAL
s,say BY n.aa arc fryorped tAat tso-es7s, stamp v
required an ordinary ureYper b. us,d; II s>Ht TO IN
pos. ossa< ekh oTe cent stamp ,-Gl pre6a(g rsSs
r.aek u d>stfsr.aos. The papsr Htth no nrappr a.
ST., or a light o7.>, ean Be patl,d for oHs cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

up the mysterious object, and, hurying back to
= vacant seat Little way down the corridor, eat
down, and vas Afterwards observed applying
very useful and altogether necessary Artacle Of
apparel TO her teader infant boy.-Lor,Srlb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
PUBLISHED EVERY APTKRsoos. tssaaa,

PUBLIsHED BpBHY AF7EK5OO5, t5'i'sads7
sspssa. :, at tAs coxxEHcIsL BUILDING, So-aAssss'
sc-r.r Pirk and xsrst strs>ts. 7sso oe1,n eoPs'
Ten esnas wsk DrLrrEExp yxu BY earrs1'
.lrougAo-a ,k4 city. The CoxNxscIAL vii b ssrs .
-.aa % any Pss OFF, IN ses casti County al S.e
per arnssra si.a5 tov nonts; 70 ees'ts Per Ta1''iA
70 po-s oeoes ouoSd1 Of Se.s cast1 so~n:y, e0 P'
s,.n.rs; 81 10 far l1es n0z.,s; 80 ae1sA p1 'n1d'o1
vax PrEIIsH zss PKSPAY PosTisI tn al aa1eA
COMMERCIAL sTBx N PRINTING aooks, pro
s.ded xltk y-feL1z maeif'-y and sktUf~l 1orfTns''
fr erseutag Book Joo. and Mercantile Printing Of a.
ds.rtptborl., a, prse~s taOv tlA lassn9 Frf.str'
Ho-ls>1 Of the large siNz-
DELAxA Rs TRIBUNE. tEeeliy,l the Pentrsssiia
oroan Of Parmers ard Prui-2vovsrs; great F1rst
ser.yapr; prlbsShsd evey 7harsday rorns'sg, q
T,so Dollar, yea~, POSTAGE rxuAID By rHz frf
LIszxEz
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

-Aasaachusetts is putting in claims for 10Th
orator and poet at the Centennial Rrhibltion.
The Springfield RsDuJilodn has reason TO beleTs
that the choice for orator will fall upon Charles
Francis Adams, and that for poet on Nj. Long
fellow or Mr.. Lowell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

stations marked thus have no agents.
The regular morning train makes close conn ct on
81 Clayton with trains on the Delaware Road both
North and south.
Passengers for Baltimore change cars at Whining
ton. Passengers from Baltimore on morning train
change cars at Delaware Junction.
Trans No. and viii only run on Thursday and
Saturday.
sepa,smw FRED. GERKER Lessee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

The Pennsylvania people, of both parties, are
listening anxi1u-ly, t,-isy, FOR thunder from
OHIO. l; il agreed on al hand. tina. the declH
ion in the latter State mus. have an important in
nuence determining the reeult in the former
1t If, however, only prudent To perceive that the
defeat fallen will not alone elect Hartranft; a
hard struggle viii still follow; and correspond
ingly- even the defeat Of Hayes, should such a
resnit occur in apte Of all the prospects TO the
contrary, should only move the .Rspublicsnz Of
Pennnylysnia 70 greater exertionA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
NrMMINGTON & READING +. r..
II AT-AMEIl
on AND ArfB
REnAE TIME :

CONNECTIONS
At Wilmington with trains on the Ph!lade!ph!s
Wilmington Baltimore and Delaware Railroads.
al Chadd's Ford with trains on z. a Il. Q. Il. IL
At Coatesville with trains on Penna X. P, and a.
Reading with trains on Phila. Reading, Leb. Va
and East Penna., and heading Columbia Railroad,
and the Reading and Lehlgh Railroad.
L. COLLINGs,
msr3-H General superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

Spftial Aptifes.
IestIn ony.

chesrfuily give tbs testimony 70 ne s1oiic ma.
Hr1. Posters BLOOD ras,nsr end Tei;er Ointment
crred re:
VS. afflicted for many years with tisorderec
binod, a troublesome and Obstinate letter Of the
sk1n and swelling Of the gznts Of me neck, which
vas the occasion o. prolonged s7serins and Ak
pense.
congrlted eight OF the nost prominent phys.-
cans In the city and nHed Their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; OF tae
contrary getting worse, I'll nnAlly alrn1st despair
ing Of hope, l wa induced ~ .ry ME- Foeier's
Biood Purifier, which vas reconme ended 20 me ae
being g certain c1re for NY 1iseaze. II was TIE
surning point IN my case after ls.1z t~o oottle
Of the Blood Purifier In connection with the Tet-sr
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the erup,iOls d.sap-
peared ard now am entirely and ersc.us'iy cured
II further Information "a dezi.ed concerning ny
case call Rt my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
1as0 rYayrnont Street over lin street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

TesterdsY's PhladelphiA Times gives out a
long article on " C.pi;4l-Industry-
which is at once obscure, lugubnoua, and alb
surd. 1t -ounds az We imagine the fog-horn Of
the venerable Allen sounded IN the Ohio can
vass. Clad IN very obssure and exceedingly
ornate rhetorical hourishes, it simply conveys
two or three ideas-one Of which iz ths. any at
tempt TO appreciate the greenbscks tn gold
value in three yesrs time will cauze tide oi
bankruptcy such az this country has never wit
nessed - prophecy which has no sensible ba
sis, whatever.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

Prepared os Mr.. Or. Poster. An infaiiible rem
efy for piles Cnternal and externaD and burma
Read the testimonials on circulars occom paRy ying
each box. Price 70 cents each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
..." EINETY-NI1STH EDITION.

Containing a complete list OF all the towns in the
United states, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada having population greater than 5000 ac-
cor1inS 10 the last censls together with TIE names
OF the newspapers having the largest local circula-
ton In each of the placer named Also, catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended u adverts-
ers as giving greatest value In proportion TO prices
charged. Alao, al newspapers In tho United States
ana Canada printing over 5000 copies each isHrp.
Also, all the Religions Agricultural scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic Juvenile Education
al, Commercial, Insurance, Peal Estate, Law,
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special ciass
journals very complete lists. Together with a
complete list Of over 800 German papers printed In
the United states. Also. an essay upon advertising
many tables Of rates showing The cost on aiverts-
ing In various newspapers, and everything which a
beginner in Advertising would like 70 know.
Address GEO. =. HOWELL & co.
sep3toaug2, ,76d&w 81 Park ROW New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

The name Potato Bugs, applied ir DER
zion 70 the Eeformerr Of Maryland, but which
they have readily adopted, il ch-et by the title
Of " Ring Worm. which they apply to their
,,ur,or,et,t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

The majority in Council st.ll found themselves
unable 70 elect Chief Engineer, at last even
ibg's session. The aituauon had not changed
since Thursday nights travail, and there seems
TO be no very brilliant promise of al carly ad-
juAtHient. We commend both sides FOR their
nrmuess.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

FREIGHT trz.nw.l have passenger car attached, and
VII = subject 20 desys incident 70 freight h1sness.
fre.ghts mnsl 4. tlt VARIOUS s.sllon- at lsasl
thirty (s minutes before starting Of rrsinA Other
vLse Wi isy ever tssniJ-foar 80 ho1Ts.
FSssepgeTz 7sfrg fHr - : III train from Rss.Dn
vii zrrye IN Pbiadephis a. 9lg q. m, and t-t1rn-
ing Will leave Philsde phs ~ is p H., iaus giving
near.y eight houTs for business Purposes, IN shA,
city. J. L CAl.DW EL14'
EAsFos, June s.his.s superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

Cures dlarrh1a, dysentery, cholera morbra
cramp, pain, stc. Price 70 cents per bottle.
AL the aDoye remedies prepared and soli wAo,s-
sale and retail at
POSTERS DRUG STORE,
Frnnf and West st5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

y!2A, ,e csnss- texcspi =, "a, AMI 81 ~ Qc
FAMILY CASES.
Csse N0roceoi with sbJTe = !Arge VAS AMI
Aauael Of directions. s.......................si p'
Gaze MOROCCO Of - lsrgs VAS ami Dpos...-e g.
siHxle Bores and Was as s1.oTe.
tF rle-- rernestes are sen; by ne case ~ stnfe e
box 10 any psrf o, tEe cJ1nsry f-ee Oi chATse, o.
receipt Of Priee. Aiafess
HCSPgRZTs'
holEoPAfHir MEDICINE co,
once and Depc., So ss2 B-aa.iwsv. New TorE.
Tos szle IN Tnming1on tT
VT. ALRIcE,
JOHN J. GALLAGHER
Y. Z c. SHOEMAKER,
z. BRlS-HUh-'f Il GO.
{. 4cISALL- JR-
feuT. .dsoie-,T A.WALTCN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
E1HII4ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON 4
l. RALTIkDFR RAILROAD

EDEII4AD bLPHIA, WILMINGVON z
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD
NAY 81. is1..
Trans VIII lesEe WlE1l-y11l "a fo,lcut, for
Phi,s!e pals 41d Intern siisfe S.sisons. 10, ir.
50 &, ie.o r. m ,. IL I.>o. s.5o, ?. Il
rsilstelr IL and .e< TorE. I.s5 = m, lSI5, ,iz..
SO p. n.
a II, 80 ?. n
Baltimore and wsshinsIon, li-ss xas, iaoa, g. IT,.
i2.is, i.p, aS6, T.io .. N.
Trains for Delaware D.ris.on- ieave scr
ses Castle, SO $50, as a. m. i.s1. e<c, ,. N
Harrington and lnisfmsdAz.s s,s'tors, : 81. x
a. u, 80, ,. n.
Dslnsr and Intermediate S.srons. eoo g, = m
SUNDAY rRAEEs-
Philadelphia snd Inssrmetisse s.sitons, sic a.
N, 49,, S-sp, ?. IN
Pll-Aceip1 and Sev YORK IN an
BaAllM5fe sIt u sshingtoE- ias1dss a n
For farther lnforioA.to1 passengers are referred
20 TIE s4ne tGo.ez posted a. The depot.
mzrt5-iy 4. ?. EESSES, S1pe-.nteLteri
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Mfdiral.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

EAyE PRoyyB, FRoN TIE MOST Enpie eX-
p=renee Al entire s1ccess- clMpse. PrUmp. E.-1ci-
ent and RELIABLE. IEey srs the only rnsirinss PEI
fectiy adapted TO popular useso simple tnEi Inis-
take. cz1isSs be nAts In lss1z them harmless
20 ~ free from danger: am e1cie1f - 20 -
Always reliable. Thef have the highest eoEnme.3s-
ton fron al, and vii Always Tender satisfaction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Oriental Pile and nurn saIve.

Tonic, Inyigoratng. Appetizer. c1les dyspepsia,
headache, nervousness, debility, fever and ague,
etc. Put up in quar- bcttles. Proc tl.oo each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains ia reputation ar remedy unsurpassed
for the cure Of blood and skin diseases, viz Tette.,
rpgTorrns, scrofnia blstches, pinp.es, hollis, i'm
purites of The blood, et. Put up IN quart botles.
Price 81 80 each,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
Choice soda water.


Price yl.oO each.
Choice sodn Water.
z. Bringhurst Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water FOUNTAIN for the season. The majority Of
our citizens have tasted and KNOW for themselves
the superiority of the soda water from this fountain
AMI the decio1s favor Of the Fruit syrlps they
prepare, Of which there are upwards Of twenty va
reties. They have
GLASS sIPHos BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly 1lny them
with highly charged Carbonic Acid Water, vnich
can be drawn at will, making the 6Jt.,es really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require It, or the
lover Of soda water who may desire II, 10 enjoy the
use Of this delightful beverage at any time at home.
We have On drsnght the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, tSarasoga,) Exeelsior, tsarstoga,l High
Bock. tssrat0ga,) vlchy, Rissingen. Also, the TO-
lowing waters in bsttles: Congress, Exec sior Ha>
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, 81. Louis, Magnetic,
Rockbridge Alum, St. Catharne's Artesian, Ffeio-
z. BBISGHURsT d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Curry Powder.
Celery seed, pure spices, sealing wax aud corks.
Also, sponges, chaInoiH skins, s!ringes etc.,
DELAWARE A1KNuk VI 'ns DRUG STORE.
1ylI-u W. T. hLkICH.
vhpOrizing Inhalers.
FOR IsHALING TIE FUMES OF MuaIATE or
AMMONIA.
With aLy.o!her medicine desired In tae ;rea,ment I
NASAL CATARRH, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, ETC.
THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST INHALgRS IN THE
MARKET,
AND ARE JUST - GOOD AS THOSE WHICH
SELL AT
Five TIMES THE PRICE.
SOLE AGENTS FOR WILMINGTON, DEL.
B. d c. SHOEMAKER,
PaARNACIsls.
novs-tf institute Building, 500 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
gzil Knxd z.ues.
RALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.
The great unfirsiied route to the
WEST, SOUTH, SOUTHWEST. and NORTHWEST
SUPERB hot zLS, v MAGSIPICEST SCENERY.
ri the Iljiefn appliances that coli1ce 20 speed.
f2.eiy. Ead comfort are ct8Tse;-f-sic features VI
70 . great ihfoagh me.
Information regarding route. rates, movements Of
sfa,Es etc, Will be ebeerfuly gwen a. Goa once
no. 100 CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
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rf.Oo K. SHARP. Master o.TIAnspo.ts;ion.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12
urs. Fo.ter's Tetter saIye,
mrs. DR.. Fosters blood Further.

Yor tetter, fingxorrns, erupsous. To be use.
connection with the Blood Purifier, Price 70 &c
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-12

EtRsr NATIONAL BANH
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AND
FINANCIAL AGriET OF iLS 0s.TaD eTot...
EDv ARD EETTS. President.
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- Philadelphia and New York Kschhngs fur.
nlsned 70 regular deposltorH without charrs.
Discount days Mondays ana rhrrsdays, a. a.. AZ
DIRECTORS
yasls ny.ensepI p b. smyth, George W. Ruah,
isfee! Pussy, hi GasFstt
r~nFys hcComt, Icsh'ia T. H<ad
Dlz:e. James. william Tatpsil
Edward Bette. oct1-l,