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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
PERSONAL.

A. Zicncrt of Bon Hommc is in town to-
day. I
Z. w. Skinner departed. for Sioux City
this 1horning.
Mark NJ. Farmer took the train for Chi
caEo this morning
Robert Herrick, of ST. Helena is looking
about town to day.
DR.. Burlcish was passenger on the east
ward bound train to-day.
Miss. Ella Bcadle started eastward. this
morning TO attend school at Mt. Vernon,
Judge Bartlett has been quite sick at Rev.
Mr.. Wards residence, but is able to be out
to-day
Mrs. JW G Morrison received a telegram
from Maine on Saturday, informing her
that her onlysson is lying dangerously ill.
IN. Grigsby, of Sioux Falls, came over
to-day. He'says the survey for a RAILROAD
to Worthington has already been com
mcnced, and that the people along the line
will do the grading from Sioux Falls to
Worthlngton.
John F. Bowling, one of Yankton's San
Juan pilgrims who went out last spring to,
secure his fortune in the silver fields of
Southern Colorado, returned Saturday. eve.
ming hale and hearty, and abundantly salts.
Ified with the time he has expended in the
mountains He will return to, Colombo
early in She spring,
. GEKMANIA,-JohnM Moser Jas Koch II
Koch Miss Gannebcrg Beaver Creek; Sgd
ney Doughorst Green Bay Wis; George II
Bosse Creighton Neb; DR.. Schmidt & lady
Centrevlle ID T.
ST. CuARLEs.-HE E George Newport;
John Hitchcock Council Bluffs; Thos Nc
Donough Sioux City; Jos 1,aggan st Louis
Geo Wilson Omaha; C BWhitney, N II
A N Williams Georgia
Sx1rnsoN1AN-Wm Muller, Choteau
Creek; S NJ Daboli, foiiyct; Paul Winch,
Scotland; j FsSavit, Springfield; Madame
DeGeer & daughter sblcy4Iu; Jno Peter
Penal, Isaac Wilcox Clay Co.
Frank Benz started for his home in lis,
kov on Saturday night, and on the way fell
out Of the wagon. The wheel struck his
head, cut of one ear and inflicted othel
injuries ora dangerous character.
Frank Skinner. young man about nine
teen years old, from Utica, started will
skates aud an ak, for franklin, on Thurs
day, to chop wood. He has not since beer
seen, and it is feared he broke through th'
4 ice and was drowned.
MERcuANrs.-John F Gibson w Heatl.
Mass; o w Firkins Minneapolis; s w Car
pen,ea Chicago; w Gordon Detroit Micl
w NJ Botsford Elmira N Y;J F Bowling
Colorado; F H Duvall Baltimore John !
I White Sioux City Jriah Wood Elk Point
i D J Tallant St Paul WIN Blatt, granger
Hutchinson Co; John Opcnheimer Oriol
i d t; A AZienert Bon Homme.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
TAKE NOTICE.

Having iast received tiurge- cff
Winter Goods | will<eiler them cost
within the next thirty days. -
1921 SlHs. Ed. MORROW.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13

I Vaughn and Decker ,aveyfunoreaa their
Family Grocery and provision store from
Broadway TO the former Scandinavian
House on Cedar Street, south Of Third,
where they. will be glad TO meet the pur-
chasing public, promising fair dealing, first
class goods, and prices as low las at any
point in the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
LOCAL LAcoNrcs.

The county commissioners are still at
their work.
Mrs. DeGeerc is stirring up Temperance
matters here again with good effect.
odell will be brought before Judge Ben.
nett for sentence tomorrow morning.
Brick layers sSe at work today on the
hool.house and on Pcnnington's block.
The petit Jury has been discharged with
the exception of the panel engaged to- day
on the Platt vs. Norton case.
The hotel property nearly opposite the
Press and Dakotaian office, has gone into
the possession of A. +. Hayward.
The mercury stood at 40 above zero at
seven this morning, and 40 above at noon.
Yesterday it touched the so mark.
supreme court gUnvrnrs to =murrow, with
Chief Justice Shannon and Associate Jus.
ticcs Barnes and Bennett on the bench.
Swar,z & Spaids have takea-possession
OF the 1st National bank safe, and will use
it as receptacle for their jewelry stock.
Its intimatcd that Yankton ladies pro.
pose to do some New Years calling them
selves this time, because 1876 is leap year.
comfortably furnished Office has been
fitted up in the court house for the use OF
the supreme court Judges.
John Brcmncr is retitting the interior Of
the store just vacated by the 1st National
bank, and will occupy it with his drug
stock. q I. ~
Seats are selling rapidly for Duprcz s.
Bcncdicts minstrel show on Friday eve.
ming, Stones hall will be put in good
shape for the affair.
Sheriff Baker has six prisoners in the
county Jail at present. Baker has moved
Mis- office to thc-ground floor, where he can
give the occupants ofthe Jail his personal
supervision both night and day
MasterWace Burleigh will celebrate his
twelfth birthday anniversary this evening,
aided BY sixty yopng friends whom he has
Invited to his birthday party at the resi-.
dence of his parents.
The holiday trade is beginning to open
in earnest, and the various places where the
people are supplied with articles appropri.
ate to the season are haunted by throngs Of
mysterious pcrsonages, who just dropped
in on the sly to look around. But they ey
idently have something on their minds.
Ed. Wescott and Tilla Beck eloped or
Saturday, and have gone no one know:
whittier. The cause Of their precipitatt
flight was the natural affection they hav.
for each other, and the discovery by West
colts wife of an unlawful intimacv He
leaves his family 70 SHIFT for Themselves.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
Splendid mink fssss from fifteen to thirty
KnrcuuM & AcKLEY's.

Splendid think i:ats from fillecn to thirty.
4ellaFs per Set: at - -.4.-
KercIIuM Il AcKLEY's
Good yard.wide blcacs,e,l muslin cn 10
cts per yard. KErcnuM Il AcKLEy.
TAKE NOTICE.
Having JUS received urgc-stpckk .cff i
Winter Goods, | will<ener them at- cost
within the next thirty days. -,
1921 SIns. L. j. Morrow.
Atlenuon Ladies!!
s. Eiseman 4 Co have just received an
elegant line of ladies scarls of the lates
styles Navy blue, Seal brown, and Cardinal
red; in all the latest shades, Call and see
them.
Cotillion party at the Franklin hotel on
Christmas Eve, Friday night. Invitation
general.
1s71w.wl !; c. G. lnlsu.
Notice TO the Tax Payers Of the City.
] hereby give due notice that the city and
school tax book lie now in my hands forcol-
lection. Taxes are due Dec 1sl, ard be-
conc delinquent Feb. list, 1876
G. Il. BRAMBLE,
F 191s2w City Treasurer.
An endless variety of Christmas presents
I-at the zBroadway Drug Store. -
Nice stock of childrcns', and misses lurs,
very low prices.
KEToIIuM & AcKLEy.T
| The incest and hest line of Plaid Prints
just received nj Eiscman's, which will be
! sold frnm- Clio Sc pr yard Call and see
lthem
Good heavy boots at two and half and
three dollars per pair; also Il large stock OF
Indies and gents. arctic oyershoes ladies
serge and gout shoes; childrens and misses
shoes alla very ios4est prices:
| kErcnTM & AcKL1sy.
| Plenty of Lonsda'c ~ nr'eatlied muslil
q l2l. cts. per yard at
| KETcnuN,,& ACKLEY's.M
Attention Farmers!
| John Oliver, Of Ncrmillon, has just re
ce.vcd a consignment Of over $50 hogs Sc
lected from the choicest breeds in the east
1 Those who desire to improve this kind 0
stock will do we'll to give him call.
193.d1w
\ Eseman's have reduced the price on thej
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13

Good yard. wide blcaclse,l muslin IN 10
cts per yard. KErcnuM Il AcKLEy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13

Celebrated Hunter Cigar, best saloon ci-
gar ever manufactured. Very low ct Ma,h.
liesonlBrcs et
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13

Elseman's have reduced the price on their
immense stoek-frem15 5 to 90 per cent, in.
order to run down thcirslo Now is the
time to get your bargains Call and see US.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
Weather Probabilities for 2.l Hours

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13, 1876. 7.45 i. Nj.
Probabilities for lower Missouri valley
and northwest, Stationary or falling baron.
etef, warm and partly cloudy weather and
wind n, Il
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13

Frank J. Washabaugl. Esq, is
authorized to act as Agent for the
Pfcss,alid Dakotaian. Hewill collect
accounts. solicit patronage, and rep
resent orr interests generally.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
A. F. IA. M.

A special communication Of St. Johns
Lodge No. 1, A. F. Il A. NJ, will be held
tomorrow evening for work in the third
degree. GEO. Fl. HAND, w. NJ.
wha. an Ou,.ider Thinks OF Yank.
ton.
A correspondent of the lie Mars Sentinel
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13

Plenty of Lonsda'e Al n'tached spuslin
a 1913 cts. per yard at
KETcuuM, & AcKLMY's.N
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13

The plat of ground on which Yankton is
built is one Of the most beautiful for town
site that we have seen for long time. The
highest point, which is near q mile from
the river, and about one hundred feet above
the water, and gently slopes each way along
and towards the river, just enough to give
good drainage, and presents beautiful
view Of the town from the bluff above or
from the opposite side of the river.
The streets are broad, we'll graded up,
and clcanly. The buildings are hardly!
compact enough TO give beauty tot the town.
but the natural lay OF the land is such that
no particular portion Of the town can claim
any prc.em,nencc over another portion in
situation, and this may account for the scat
tered appearance Of the buildings. II has
large number Of business houses, and ali
seem to be carrying good stocks of goods.
1t is undoubtedly doing much larger re.
tail trade than Sioux City, and much more
Eproduce finds Its way here than to Sioux
i City. 1t is the terminus Of the DIS. II.
H., aud there being no competing points
nearer than Sioux City, and having the ad-
4 vantage -ot iie,up river trade as well as an.
extensive business from Nebraska and Da.
kota, gives it really the monopoly ofA
large section Of country.
. A line OF steamboats, during the summer
ply between here and points on the river
above, taking ON government freight for
the forts and Indian. agencies above, and
bringing in return furs and the -psoduct of
the mines. The city has grown very ran.
idly Tor the past few years. large number
J, Of business blocks, hotels apd residences
have been erected. and quite number Of
either brick or stone. A good quantity Of
brick is .madeehere, and atone is found with.
/! In the city limits, which makes il very con.
yenicnt for building purposes. 1t has a
large steam grist mill, the machine shops
, of the DIS. II. H., ti,s capital Of the terri
tory, three banks, four hotels, quite mum
Der of Wholesale houses, one daily snd two
weekly newspapers.
The country around is as fine as the eyt
Of man ever rested on, and we were inform
cd by Mr. Myers. the government engineeS
!. who had surveyed large portion Of it, tha
It is Just as gis0d for 250 miles beyond
Large colonies Of Russians are coming /,
and taking up land In the vicinity, Will
some are going 80 or 60 miles further on
In order that a whole colony can get Ian,
togeth,.r. Many Of them are quite wealth
some having from $40, 600 70 100000 il
money, which they are laying: out in Ian
and making improvements. They are il
dustrtous and economical. and ID 9 .fe,
, years will make southern Dakota q wealth
81 state.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
s,OcAi atrevlsser-

Sunset at e.4i.
Council this evening.
Fullmer for reed BIRDS
Sunrise tomorrow al 557
A Webb Il 1t hat is a Joy forever
deliberative body-a show man.
The best hyarinths ss1 per dozen at Ta,nall h
Cos.
Duhell keeps all styles Of Fail hats and sells th m
cheap.
Board Of Trade annual meet ng, next Monday
evening,
Babies are described as coupons attached TO the
nds OF matrmODy.
Mann 4 Co advertise FOR men TO work on ship
timber. 10 queen Anne's county.
Get your beds renovated by scalng steam pro-
cess. at l.. f. A1alrs ith and King streets.
Try the new store for boots and shoes at 22l Mar
ket street. Fsnnessey Is doing tine business.
BY all means inquire Dnnahoes prices for chill
dren's shoes before buying, at SOI Market street.
Special meeting Of Delaware Loan stockholders,
next Tuesday evening, to consider amendments 10
the by laws.
Elderly men of taste and OF economical habits
should et their fall garments made by Goueft, the
old and reliable merchant tailor OF e. 4th street.
Peautlful chamber furniture of original and chast
design can lie had AT very moderate prices ut 220
Market street The E. NJ. Co. execute the most dur
abe work.
1t IL said thet $. NJ. Reynolds OF MlddetOwn,
does the largest business of any merchant In this
state, unless 1t be one or Two in Wilmington.
Smyrna Times
ADVERTISING Advertising In the best papers has
permanent llHueHce which remains always AT
work. because II Is manly al lressed 10 intelligent
readers, who are OF business habits aud Gpprt cate
business statement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
The Temperature, To-day.
AS REaIsTEBED AT THE COMMERCIAL oPyIrE
ATS A. NJ, &c AT p. M,
Under the Wheels.

LAD RUN OVER LAST EvESINd-LrG MANaLED
AND AMpUTArED-A nRAvE WOMAN sAvEs HIM.
Last evening, about 6 o'clock, several boys
with baskets were along the railroad in the vicin-
ity OF Shpley and Orange streets, gathering bari.
for kndling. The wood train had been stand
ing there for few minutes, and the loose bark
had been scraped oil at one end OF one of tho
ears, in pile The tain starting, the boys
discovered the pile Of bark and made a rush
for it, and in their haste to fill their baskets
one of them named Thomas McGnigan, a son
OF John McGuigan, residing at 2lO Maryland
Avenue, was pushed beneath the wheels OF the
moving train. Before the lad could be rescued
his left leg was run oyer and the bonos crushed
from the knee to the foot, and the
flesh of the right foot was crushed
and stripped from the bones. When four wheels
had passed over him, and before others reached
him. II lady rushed TO his relief and pulled him
from his terrible position. The lad was imme-
dlately taken to the Off, of Dr. West, where it
was found necessary to amputate the left leg
above the knee. 1t is thought that tho crushed
foot of the right leg can be saved, rs the bones
are not broken. lie was kept at DIR. Vests un-
til this morning, and passed a comparatively
quiet night.
The poor boy who met with his frightful acci-
dent had gone, it il SAID wtaout his mother
knowledge, to gather kindling, and had given n
sister some pennies mot to tell
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
LOCAL INTELLAHENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Neto York.-lsl A. M, la.lI, la.s2, ga, +.
Sundays, 1.s1, A. M.
For Phiiddeiphia.lsl, 100, $40, $40, 947, o.a0
A M.1211, l242 2OO, s15, b.42 I70 $50 r. NJ. Sun
DAYS, $40, A. NJ; 4,i3, $50, $50, P. M.
For Baltimore and FnshinyfoT.-12.o2, 2o3, 1O.02
A. M; l2os, i.as, $40, i.l0, T. NJ sundays, 12o2
903 A. M.
For Neu oastls--b.Oo, sao oqs, A. M. l.as, $40 p
M. No Sunday trains.
For Detatocrs q. R.-b00. . qb A. M $40. Pm (the
$40 r. M train runs only far as HarriDgton). Nc
sunday trains.
For lUilminpton 4 Western R. R.--10.s0 A. NJ; bsr
p. M. sundays, 400, T. N.
For Wihaiz0to, and ReaiirlD II. R-e.9o, and S4.
A. M; 4.3b, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Nets Port,--l.bs, A. M; 1894, i.l3 100, 2.
Nj. Sundays, 1.55, A. NJ.
From Phiiads,phia.-l942, 1.b5, 9.lb, 9,5s, A. M.
1910, l2, 1Is, II. blo $40, 100 $50, HOO NJ
Sundays u az 1.os, 1915, A. NJ. 1.9, ll.00, T. NJ.
From BoltITnors.-1.2i, 942 A. M; 1897, l2.4o
$50, $40, p. NJ. Sundays, l.2l, A. NJ. a.21, p. NJ
FrOra RashiagtOn.- La, A. ~; 12.W, 1910, b.ss,
99O z. M. Sunday, l.2i, A. NJ. $50, Pm.
Fro1n Port Dsposit.-su5 A. NJ No sunday train.
From Wilmington 4 Restern r. R.-l.bo A N.
3lh Z. N. Sundays bSp, p. M.
From Wilmington d Readirg r. r. - l0.i2, A. NJ.
% and $50 p. NJ. NO Sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAvs PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Nfonl Broad a,id Prime Streetssp0 $50, 0.s0, A.
NJ; l2.ib, s0p, 40S, 6lo 90 40 $50, 1l.30 p M
Sundays, 30, A. NJ; 6 90, $50, il.3O, p. NJ.
From West Philadelphia Depot --l2.d0, A. NJ; 12l0
1915, 800 7. NJ. sundays l240 A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
DROPOSALS
FOR ANTHRACITE COAL, GAS FIXTURES. ANN
HEATERS

Sealed proposals will be received at the CLERKS
on q, City Han, until O'Clock p. m, Thurs,lay
sept. 8Oth, 1875, for furnishing for the use OF pu
building good clean Anthracite coal clear OF tAl.
until April ist 1876. and gas fixtures and heaters
Tho coal tn be furnished at such Il mes and In tt
places rs The q, mmttee on Public Buildings un,
direct.
Bidders will stRte price per ton (g2lO lbsA Of tAe
following Size: Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut.
estimated amount required 1875 T. ms.
Three No. S2 Victor Portable Heaters (new gnd
complete in all rcspecis) with all necessary hot air
and gas connections 10 the various nues Fur fur-
ther Information apply To superintendent at Cl,
Hall where draft may be seen.
Also, one foot diameter moor register, set In
ate slaba 10 he placed in the centre OF eniran,.
hallway To prison.
Four d-Rht chandeliers feet inches long No.
G.Si white opal gob3s.
Two 2-light brackets No, 1852. white opal glohpe
one l-light pendant feet inches long, No. 81,
white cpal globes
Two d-light chandeliers 2 feet 10 inches bong No.
60Gi. white opal globes,
Two l-light brackets, double swing, no globes
Tweny-fonr Light brac sets, single swing, nn
globes.
All nxtnres TO lie Of Thackara, Buck 4 Co.'S (o'
Phi'aelphia) make, and must he Of their Respective
numbers all 10 he Of " Roman Bronze Must b..
put up and all metre connections inahe.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any
AMI all bids.
By order Of the Committee.
ser2i5t LEWIS PAY NFER, Chairman
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
T.. F. KunKci's Bitter Wine Of mon,

Gives tone to the stomach, improves the appetite
and assists digestion excites the bowels TO healthy
action, expelllng all The foul humors that contarn-
nate the blood, corrupt The secretons and Offend
the breath IL exciles the Liver To healthy action
and strengthens the nerves, impartng that glow TO
life that procee's alone from perfect health.
Thousands IN all walks Of life tes ify to the virtues
OF THIS excellent medicine In correcting the deru 'ge-
meni OF the digestive organs. Get the genuine.
Sold only in 81 bottles ASK for Il. f. kuNkELs
BITTER WINE OF Iron, and take no other.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSpPsIA.
Il. +. KUSKgLs BITTER WINE or IsoN, a sure
cure for this disease. II has been prescribed daily
for many years In the practice OF eminent physic-
ans with unparalleled success. symptoms are loss
OF appetite wind and rising of food, dryness IN
mouth, headache, dizziness, Seepessuess and low
spirits. Get tile genuine. Not sold IN bulk, Only 81
bottles
you want something tostrcngthen you, or a good
appetite? DO you want TO get rid of nervousness {?
DO you want energy, sleep well, or he cured Of dys-
pepsa, kidney OF liver disease Try E. Il. KUN
kEL5 BITTER WINE OF IRON. Every hottie guar
anteeh to DO ns recommended sold only In Ell hot
ties. Depot and olice, 259 North Ninth St, hila-
delrhla Pa act the genuine Sold y Mi Drug
gistH ASK for IL. II. kunkelh, and take no other.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete In from Two
TO three hours. No fee Till removed, by u. T.. Kun
kel, 100 North Ninth 81, Philadelphia. Seat PIN and
stomach Worms also removed. Can aud see at
vice free, or send fora circular. ASH your druggist
for kUSkKLS WORM SYRrP. Price, 81 per bottle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30

~ Nervous Debflity.-A depressed, irritable state
Of mind weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds a sovereign cure
ln Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No. 2s. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
despOndency, and rejnvenates the entire system 1t
is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
10, for package OF i've boxes and large 81 vial of
powder, which is important in Old, serious cases ;
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, or sent
W mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. bG2 Broad
way N. Y. feb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
Edwards.

q y REWARD AND No QUESTIONS
NJ 81 asked. Also IS reward for Inc arrest of II
cOlored man, being or prett nding to be deaf, VINO
borrowed my push cart, representing for II. X.
Jones. on saturday, the ls'h inst, and has re-
the body p0in'ed blue and the wheels red The
front wheel ID loose on axle, with pieces out OF thu.
edges of wheel also the bolt that goes through the
right side of the body and axle, being one inch 10
long and nut not screwed up, and piece split on
the front OF right leg next to pavement piece
out of the end OF Side board next To handle; very
plan style, being nearly new.
Tht $. Il. BEESON, Agent,
No. COL N. W. Cor. Second and Orange st.
snp9O-it'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
DR.. VILLEps' LECTURE. to hear the great
lers, tomorrow evening at the Grand Opera

DR. VILLEps' LEcTuaE.-Go to hear the great
Villers, tomorrow evening at the Grand Opera
House.
DIR. Villers has in remarkable degree power
Of amusing and interesting his hearers, and two
hours passed as if it had been but one, while he
went on from one amusing recitation after an
other, each exciting fresh and hearty laughter
and applause He is especially happy in the
power he possesses OF passing instantaneously
from one character to another, simply by alter
ing the expression of his face, tone of voice, the
arrangement OF the hair, &c. He is equally
happy in his pathetic selections, though he de-
votes himself more especially to the humorous.
--Pidifeld n. j. Times, Jan "a. 1874.
Y. NJ O. A. CoURsE.-The limitations Of Josh
Billings, Belew, Lyman, Eli Perkins, the Billions
Man, the good Natured Man and others were ex-
ceedingly good, indeed they were remarkable,
and the audience were well pleased, and mani
tested their satisfaction in hearty applause. DR..
Villers is very superior delineator and kept his
audience in the best of humor for nearly two
hours.-Daily Sdratogian, Saratoga, Jan. 81.
1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30
avanted.

WANTED-SHIP TIMBER HEWERS
w and teainsters with teams, TO haul ship tim
ber. Apply TO Mann 4 Co., at John Clough's house.
Tnghnans Cross roads, on Queen Anne3 Kent
County Railroad, Queen Anne's County, MO- on
and after October ath, 1915 ssp30,l2t
WANIED.-A LOCAL SOLICITING
W agent to sell a celebrated AMI standard grade
of Lnbrlcating AID barnlug oils. throughout New
Castle county. Address. & l.. uEVFkIN,
sep2S ~ 10 Pine Street, Philadelphia.
WANTED.-AG GIRL Fox GENERAL
w homework, white preferred. Reference re-
quired. Apply, between and ~ O'Clock. a. IN. at
sep2s 81 1898 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-30

~ -Mvnhesr Paul DIETRICH, or Milwaukee, feeling
his earthly tabernacle stored with troubles TO he
expelled, decided after fun enquiry and Dvestlga-
ton, TO employ Ayers Pills. IN his haste 70 purify
Ills Dutch stomach he fnistook the directions, q to
~ and swallowed q for a dose. This created, Of
course, an ap-paul-ing internal rebellion but Paul
went through the fight like u hero, and came Oh
victor at last, with renovated system which he
proudly exhibits as proof OF the wisdom of hs
choice. He advises every body 10 take DOct. Ayers
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