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&c. f: ao e sGSe Co. 70 Psms fs
good 20c 23c.; Northern IinoiA Wisconsin and Iowa
do. do common to fair lSc. sOc, 90 do. nrslus,
nc; do do do. to air lie, isc. Central ONO
and Indians arkins, fair to good zoe: re oo ao,,
Slc do do fair good, lie 9c various styles very
poor i5c. I6c rola Western Reserve and Michigan.
nne, 25c. 26C. do, good to prime &c sic do lair
BrASs ASD PEAs.-Tne demand continues easy ana
Choice. II 70 81 Isl Do, fair GOOD. 81 y 81 81;
reu d dn ay t. p rGSs
%Sc < fan 70 c * s ar 70 GOOD
81 a 81 rs; black eve peas. s. 80 a So IS
s,Sorser whsn compared with TINS day week the home
trade rs buyinl but title they having bought eDoush
last week TO them through This hippers however
tr:e more active and nave ~ the present wtnR
weather risky the cheese will hay" T. he moved
We quote Estate factory. ancy Jobbins trade.
l6iac l6stc do fine TO fancy, for export. oc o1f
gcoo nnc. sc. s1sc state factory tar TO COOL To-
10. DANES hne, lie l3tsc Orange county SKINS
Sc lie, OHIO factory. chcddar shape choicc ior *
port lac. a l5Ac; DO. do. HAT d. oo.. Tor domestic
trade. l4c l55sc DO. do.. lair TO good tor export
&C. We; DO DO isc,d poor n no TAR &c c ''N'A
CorroN he marke, tor cotton OH the spot Is dull ana
prices ara slightly In buyers favor Futures closed
quiet at the following quotations February.
Is 5s,c Nay. ID 1880. 7lsc. June, is ll.i5c.
i6 $50 July ID i5-l6c II 81 Sc; august II Lilo
IKE; september, nominally 1886. Quotations based
standard OF classification IN force september 18Th
more than hall grade above or below the grade
quoted ORDINARY 1896 good ordinary i4Ac strict
good ordinary, l54c; low middling i3tsc middins,
1870 good niddng. l74c. Quotations based Oh Amer
81 Of a.sttpa
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb ~. 1873
Cotton opened strong. but closed easy middng i55ic.
Weekiy-Net receipts ll,277 bales; gross MA. En-
p1rts--To Great Britain. 1854; coastwse, 27o3 sales,
1914
NEW ORLEANS, Feb IL, 1873
S3 bales, gross, ag55 Exports 10 the Continent. 80
Sales G4M stocG 2JJ356 WeeEiy-Net receipts, 81, s33
bales gross Uy2S txports--To Great Britain, 2tts5
20 France aG5 to the Continent 2iS2, coastwsc, sOy
Sales, $500
MONTE, Feb L. 1874
Cotton quiet; middllng. l5c. Net receipts Sal bales
Exports-To the Continent AS; coastwise, 6l7 sales.
sJn stock, 6,jO3 Weekly net receipts 1898 Exports-
30 Great britain 3,eU TO the Continent i'5 coastwse,
6O73. sales bUDl
SAVANNAH, Feb IL, 1875
Cotton quiet and nominal mlddling I5iSc Net re-
ccipts. 1909 bales aes, l40 stock 1915 Weekly
net receipts 1886 bales: gross, 1881 Exports-To
Great Brltain 3gJ to France 3l4J coastwise 8 322.
Sales, 9y5l
Oswtoo. Feb. H. 1875
Flour quiet: unchanged; railroads being blocked with
there IN shipments Wheat qucL, a hc
Michigan 81 - in rounI lots 81 IS in car lots No
noiuiraly inch angcd torn meal-i57 tor bolted SD
unboted per Millfeed steady. shorts SlJ ship
stuns. $Z7, middIings. $50 per ton
CHICAGO Feb. IL, 1875
Flour dull and nominal Wheat In tar demand and
higher; No spring 653sc. sac. SPOT; s5lsc March
S6Ssc Aprl No. 10, sv1sc 5lc. Corn advanced and
In air demand No 2mixed, 6!1sc 6s1sc spot; &c;
bud March; 6ic bid April oats in iair demand and
hrm' NO. s21sc bud spot; 5sgc. bid March, Rye IN
good demand No. Csc. Barley dull and dropping;
NO spring, 81 O9sc. spot ~ Vi March. PORK in TAR
demand AMI lower at sl5 30 SIS % spot SIS 40 SIS AZ
re sales at slS 5i1s cash $l3 ~ March Bulk meats
advanced. In far demand. Shoulders, CSC. SO
short rib mddles 91sc y1c snort clear do, i0c all
loose spot whiskey 81 W. ReceIpts-flour, 5000 bills
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WALL STREET NOTES.

THE STOCK MARKET AND MIR. TALcoTTs Ap-
PEAL FOR PACIFIC MAIL-THE FOREIGN Ex-
CHANGE MUDDLE-DIvIDENDs-TH UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The street yesterday was not disturbed by any
rumors OF a particularly sensational order. the
variations In the stock market will be found In
the appropriate column, ana they were such as TO
indicate the manipulation Of powerful parties Tor
higher prices The public communication OF Mr.
F. L. Talcott, director OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, was printed yesterday. 10 which he
reviewed the situation in regard to his company
pointing out that. although about $1,000, 900 mad
disappeared from the treasury no one Of
the present management had been named
Snnapne members sne rapurp use o, mOaey TO
oil the subsidy, and arguing Jnat the company
should not suffer Tor the acts OF former dishonest
omcers. In pointing out the evils OF hasty lcgis-
lauon, Mr.. Tdicott claimed that great injustice
was done TO the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
and That instead OF being subsidized the company
had only come III as the lowest bidder con-
tract ior additional compensation lot additional
man service. IN reference 70 the damage 10 the
steamship CITY OF Peklng, reported a day or two
since over the wires OF the Manhattan Telegraph
Gompdny, despatch was yesterday SHOWN the
HERALD representative, from san Francisco, IN
wDcn Mr.. J. >. Cox the agent there stated that
the Pekng would sail on The l9tn inst whether
from these favorable views or the Inconsistency of
the stock market, Pacific Mail yesterday advanced
materially
Bv the comparatively new method of quoting
sterling exchange the changes In this market
seem larger than IN reality they are; there was
cOnsiGcraole decentralization yesterday by reason
OF the lear that gold would be made artificiav
scarce, and prime bankers bills SIXTY days ster-
linR) were offered In lots OF SOC, 600 at 4.S3 ana
demand blils az a.S6. Gold, early IN the day, was
quoted at ll4ss and n4h. selling freely at both
prices. but later was firm al Has ana liaH, the
combination, evidently. quietly buying.
49, DIVIDENDS.
me directors OF the ONO and Mississippi Rail-
ROAD nave declared dividend Of three aud one
hall per cent on the preferred stock OF the COM
pany, payable March l.
the directors OF the Adams Express Company
declared their regular quarterly dividend OF two
ana one-nai per cent on the stock OF the company
payable March /.
The proposition or
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
10 tue government seems to be viewed with favor
Dy Tue press generally, although iL Is plain TO be
perceived tnat II the latter agrees to IL great
sacrince OF interest and principal must he MADE.
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NEW JERSEY.

One Of the great features OF the coming Centen.
NAL Exhibition will be the existence OF millions OF
Jersey stones IN the masonry work; for IL is pro-
posed to export them from the excavations now
being made on the Bulls Jerry road.
The Jersey City Real Estate Association Is ac-
lively supporting the hill introduced the Lcgls-
lature by Assemblyman Mcdonnell reducing the
fares on horse railroads IN Jersey Cliy to five
cents Or each adult passenger. The fares on these
roads have hitherto been most eXorDltant.
The restitution prevailing among the poorer
classes in Jersey City has extended to other parts
OF Hudson county. report was made yesterday
to d.. Stout, County Physician. That Roman Du-
hart died OF starvation al Bergen Point. lie aud
his family had been suffering from hunger Tor sew
era DAYS.
Yesterday was the day OF doom for evdoers
IN the Court OF Quarter Sessions at Jersey City.
Judge Hoffman pronounced the following sen.
fences Joseph Ceorgini. larceny, three months
AID costs; samuel Whitaker, william Reilly aud
Patrick Reardon. highway robbery. five years.
sentence was postponed in the case OF Martin
Kearns. convicted OF biting the thumb OF John
DOnohue
The CONFLICT between the Erie Railway Company
and the Legislature In regard TO passes over that
ROAD IS likely to lead to the passage OF bill impos
Ing municipal taxation on the Erie Company,
from when 1t was exempted ny an act signed by
tna act nave Sad TO snondep Inc ne SurScn wy WIZ
should properly rest on the railroad company.
committee mas been appointed by the Legislature.
at Inc Instance OF Mr.. Sheeran, To report bill to
that effect.
Mayor Traphagen. OF Jersey City, has called on
the Board oi Finance examine all contracts now
on die ana see that the terms are fuily complied
with by the contractors. He also urges the Board
to examine all bonds gwen. ana ascertain Tue
standing OF the securities IN every case ana to
perform TINS work ne recommends tne aono,nt.
mcnt OF "a competent person at a compensation to
be nxed by the Board. IDGse are points when
have been neglected and through the neglect of
which the city has suffered lor several yeas.
Another smashup occurred yesterday on the Era
Railway Freight tram No TO- when about a mile
from Ridgcwood station broke IN two The EN-.
gneer, as soon as he perceived the mshap
Stacked speed, and the rear portion into the
former with "a crash. The middle brakeman Alex.
amer Scelcy, was instantly Killed. one coal ear
and one freight car were demolished me arcl.
dent ~ attributed to tho sudden suapping OF ina
coupling Inks rom the extreme cold. The track
was blocked up ana travel Impedcd for an hour
ton, n. \.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Without
Feature.
G. O L ID lila 5-S.
Foreign Exchange Steady and
Government Bonds Firm.
WALL STREET.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1875 P. II.

The stock market to-day was not strong
western Union opened at TX. went OF to 72&
and closed AT 12T Lake shore sold at 1874 1872
. 73x; Toledo and wabash at 1871 Is. North-
west common opened at 42I, advanced TO IA and
closed al 43x. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
snded at 23N; Hannibal and ST. Joseph at 2ol4;
c., C. and /. C. at 5; Union and Pacific at 4o4.
other changes win be found hereafter.
THE SALES.
The transactions amount to 10000 shares,
which are distributed as follows:-New YORK Gen.
ral and HUDSON, 1850; Erie. 1900; Lake shore.
1880; Cleveland aud Pitts5urg. 800; Northwest
ern, So 900; Northwestern preferred, 1900; Rock
Island, $500; Pacific Mail. $4,000; ST. Paul. $500;
ST. Paul preferred 100; Uhos e2oo western
Union, IA, 800; wabash, $500; Union Pacific,
II, 900; c., C. and |. c., 500: Panama lOUo.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tho following table shows the opening, highest
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For iuiare delivery basis lew mddlins) the sale; have
q 7.isc 200 Is Is-sss June 10y az e $3.50. July
PRICES Essfsary Marsh Y ise sS5ss
A'! 80 5ay SHS way e s. &usss III ssanf
Ts se loo o. March 20 ~ aseF pSfSs
al a Ssy s spr at! 81 !e Sc e S
Il Jqs, 200 At 10 l5lss; Total, tSo Salss Grand
ssysTss Sslay ;sp9ted s On the sqs" wrrs
i lse Nav si.c june i &C. Jsly l79c Aasu.i
4 FIRST ea March ss S az Lac May go e
ssls ssy SS @;i 50 IT,
ss
sss fas day last ssh
ns nSea
%a s9y a
as 9D fS as public aa Go ma
carsoes 71sc IKE ,air do, lsc ls'sc good do.
s rs 'aTs java sA Sss Es"Ss
ss no. sls %a' r. f
IS: aic Japaica,, ls3sc ?oe St pom Domlngo, lie
a eScan pof'S Hc &c 'f @ sa i savan
l9c. 2lc.; Curacao &c. 2Oc gold, sixty and ninety
coorrnAcE srocx.-onlv a moderate business has
changed. We append former quotations az follows:-
shocs w sS1s esn r,a
heads So 2i 50 50, hoops, i feet ordinary prime
CSC. aoc hoop. y iesI ordinary to prime sSc tos
small way Current quotations :. are as io.
$sms iss ss s I'D nF sS n sn % , as
49, IA" 49, eG
size, above Ikthread l2c. d. 6-thread ana 9thread
@ s,sa: a above hay
do 6-thread and s-thread; y inch and BIO ncn lsr ;
do, l2thread, .snch and hay rope l2'ac and Rsssis
bOt i7c.. cash.
rcmand sSGesns IT GSens wax where
s Scare PR f. d. ise r0 Pcsfs Sasx'
a ANNE 4s Is and igs &c 25c '' 'A'
DRIED tRUIrs.-Quarter apples continue in brisk re-
in easy demand. other descriptions are unchanged
rrs @ s a are quarters SCI npie
s;.: d Hua'sa~ isncys lie Se,.stss az
o esa Srs & 3 psssa ae ss'9 s
Bic DO new Geor-ia &c. 2sc do, State 2oc &c
so % d e. 81 CO. ? ahsrrss
state &c. 2s>c: do. southern new Re 2Sc rasp-
berries new &C BIZ; plum" Southern lie oc do.
egg, have ruled - very arm during the
brought extreme prlceA LINED eggs nave improv i,
and better prices are beng Obtained Our
vania 4sc a5c.; Western choice brands 43c other
Wese5n .c &c o oans o rood e &c. %ed choice
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts as follows:-Flou
esse pIis wheat 2 s2s 9 bus corn Sy Do oats
lots which are wanted for local account Exp9r
are so insignificant that they attach importance 10
the OF the market The aggregate sales ia
pance cnnrcd Corn meal reets with very litte n.n
ton aud prices generally favor buyers we note sales
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IN Paris rentes are easier at e4c. 55f.
LIE rNIIEp sTATEa TREASURER


The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 500. 900
on account OF interest and s3s, 900 in redemption
OF nve.twenty bonds. The customs receipts Tor
the week ending February were as follows:--
New York. s2,9so, so4; Boston. s3792sl; PhlladeI-
phia, s2o,,795; Baltimore, $50 Go3 New Orleans,
s23,56s. Treasury balances to-day currency,
S92l7722; special deposit OF legal tenders for the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit, $40 ,o45 0oo
coin INCLUDING S2I.74l, 900 In coin cert6cates),
SCI. 37s outstanding legal tenders $751; 900.
Receipts frvm internal revenue sources to-day,
$467,39A
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were dull The transactions amounted to
Sl23,OOo, OF which $4,000 was in Union Pacific
sinking iuuds, AT Sc. Central Pacifcs sold at 06X
. 81, Western Pacific 1rsts at g3i4 and Western
Pscincs at SO. Chicago and Northwestern consoli-
dated coupon gold bonds declined to sl2, Great
western seconds sold at 81 a SIS. g., c. and I. G.
nrsts declined per cent, selling at 81. The latest
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA. Feb. II, 1919.
.0od, 26 q 2lo Exchange drmcr; on the United
states eU oaya currency, S6H 81 premium; short
saht 81 premium. 90 days gold liz IL premium
snort sRnt III 10 premium; London ISIS IU pre-
mium on Paris. ll6 lis premium.
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md lowest prices OF the day.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Tho change OF prices at the close compared with
those OF yesterday at the same hour is iol-
lows:-
ADvANcE.-New York Central, u; Erie, X; Han.
nioal aud st. Joseph, y; Lake Snore, y; Ohio and
Mississippi, ~ Pacinc MalL "a quicksilver, u;
DECLINE.-Panarna Y; Rock Island, Il; Union
Pacific, q; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4.
The stocks that remained steady were Atlantic
lnd Pacific prelerred, c., &. and |. C., Delaware
and Lackawanna, Harlem, Northwest common,
st. Paul. western onion Telegraph, Canton and
Northwest preferred.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed at 2H per cent for call loans.
Sterling exchange was weak and in very little de-
mand. Prime nominal rates, Asa and 4s7; selling
rates, 4.s3 4s3H and 4s6 4ssH. Continental
nat and Irregular. Reichmarxs 94@ 943. and
95&. Cables, 95s5. Prime Paris, 159s and 5.l2x.
IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods for the week were
S2.763,7s2, and the amount marketed SO, 232,41S
GOLD.
Gold opened at 1l4%. declined to ll49I and
closed at ll4al. Tne carrying rates were and 2
per cent. Loans were made nat.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. .....-....-.. $64, 23,975
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,9a9. 900
Soio eAcuanRes' ''Zl4,aol
COl0 DalanCes. So, 345
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late advices report Erie at 254 rentes In Paris
steA. Csc. Consols for money, ok 92X; for
account, FAX 90. 1865 bonds, old, l07H o 1917;
1857 bonds, 1o7,@; Ten-:orry bonds, 1857; new
loan, lo2X; 1865, new, 1928; 1865, old,
ln7x; lso7's 1881 ls6s's lo3H; 1ss2's, sehs :.
Ten.forttes, 90.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The London advices are meagre ana or no special
consequence TO-DAY, and securities are dull and
steajy, Erie being exceptionally strong, with an
advance to 2sx. To-day the fortnightly settling
day ON the London Stock Exchange. Annexed
are the comparative quotations:-
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A NY PERSON DESIRING TO PURCHASE STOCK
"a Privileges should not fail to apply for the compIe.
iensve ststemsnu and quotation prices Of ALEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18

But there was no need, for something that
wasn't mo spoke, and that in very gentle way,
NJ | stepped forward, raised the girl up, and
klseed her pretty face before laying her little
helpless head upon my shoulder, and smoothing
her soft brown hair.
Mother" says something from within me, ~
think there's room In the nest at home for this
poor forssken little bird Luke, my boy, will
you go and get cab ? Mother will see to what
wants doing here.
My boy gave sob as he caught my hand in
his, and the next moment he done what he had
not done for years-kissed me on the cheek
before running ont OF the room, leaving me
with my darling nesting in my breast.
l said "my darling" for she has been the
sunshine Of our home ever since-a pale win
try sunshine while the sorrow was fresh, but
spring and summer now.
Why, bless her look at her. I've felt as
hamed sometimes to think that she, lady of
birth, should come down to such life, making
newell, no, it's us now, for Luke's partner
no end Of money by her clever ways. But she'u
happy, thinking her husband that is to be, the
finest fellow under the sun and let me tell you
there's many gentleman not 30 well OIL as my
boy will be, even if the money has all come out
OF queer trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, feD. ls, iel.
HENRY X. STEVENS, EsQ:-
DEAR sIR-About one year since found myself In
fst Bile condition from general debility. VEGRrIHK
was strongly recommended to me by q friend who
haa been mucn benefited by It's use. procured the
article and, after using several bottles, WAS reBtOred
10 hea tn aud disconi inued Its use. i feel quite
confident that there Is no medicine superior 10 1t
for those complaints for which 1t is cally pre-
pared and would cheerfuiy recommend II to those
who feel that they need something TO reseore them
10 perfect health.
Respectfully yonrs,
U. L. PETTENGILL,
Firm of T. M Pettengill d Co.,
Nn ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
CANNOT BE ExCELLED.

II. Il. STKvENs -
DEAR SIR.-Thia Is to certify that have used yonr
.,BOO1 Preparation" 10 my family 10, several years
and think that, for scro,ula or Cankerous hnmors,
or Rheumatic At1ectlonsit 1t cam be exceled and.
~ blood purifier and spring Medicine 1t Is the best
thinq have ever used; ard have used almost
everything ] can cheerfully recommend 1t to any
one ia need of such q medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DlSsMORB,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
YER'S AGUE CURE.
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF


Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Kemttent Fever, Dumb Ague Periodical or Bilious
Fever etc., and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarous, marsh, or miasnatic poisons.
Has been widely used, during the
last twenty-five years, In the treat
ment of these distressing diseases,
!: 4; 4; !; !:
turn, until the disease IL contracted
again. This has made II an accepted remedy, and
trusted specific for the Fever and Ague OF the West,
and the Chills and Fever OF the South.
Ayers Ague Cure eradcates the noxious poison
from the system, and leaves the patient as well as
before the attack 1t throughy expels the disease,
80 that no Liver Complaints, Rheumatism, Neural
gia Dysentery or Debility follow the cure. Indeed,
red from Miasmatlc Poison, 1t removes the cause OF
them and they disappear. Not only Is II an eiiectual
cure but, II taken occasionly by patients exposed TO
malaria, 1t will expel the poison and protect them
from attack Travellers and Temporary residents IN
Fever and Agne localities are thus enabled to defy
the disease. The General Debility which is 30 apt
10 ensue from continued exposure to Malaria and
MlasDa has no speedier remedy
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, 1t Is al excellent remedy.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. q. AVER CO., LOWELL, MASs.
Practical and Analytical Chemists
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
feb2-eoddw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH.

South BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1872,
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ. =
DEAR SlR-I have had Dyspepsia In It's worst form
the last ten years, and have taken hundreds Of
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining anv
relief. In September last commenced taking the
VsGETINE since which time my health has steadily
Improved. NV food digess well and have gal ned
hfieen pounds OF fiesh. There several others III
This place taking vEdKrIsE; and all have obtained
relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS e. MOORE,
Gverseer OF Card Room, Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
VKGH1INE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Il x
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Montgomery's
Nervine !

.tontgomerys Nervine cures Rheumatism.
MontROmerys Nervine cures Neuralgia.
Montgomery's Nervine cures Hysteria.
Montg0mery's Nervine cures Headache.
hlontgomery's Nervine cures Sciatlch.
Montgomerys Nervne cures Fits
Montgomerys Nervne cures Tic Doloreux
MontRomery's Nervine cures Palpitatltn OF the
Heart, and all Nervous Affections. go
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
dTI ggiHt8
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Medifal.
@lfdifaI.
THEGREAT REPUTATION
v,,ch yroxr1sE has attained In all parts OF the
ountry as a
Great and Good Medicine,

ana the large number OF testimonials which are con-
Aantly b sing rel eived from persons who have been
taJ tn nv ia uae are inclusive proof Of Its great
s.ine IL is re Commended by physicians aud apoth.
'"arics. As b ood-pnriner and health-restorer 1t
VI syxasriNE Is not prepared for fancy drink made
ram rOor liquors, which debiltttea the system and
,nnds To destroy health inst al OF restoring II.
Ara not he many u stimonials gwen for the dif-
,e,' mt complaints SAT- fstiory 10 any reasonable
n,rsona suffering from disc sc that they can be
pnredp Read the different tes'lmonials given, and
nn one ca dOub. IN inanJ OF these cases the per-
ans say that tneir in aud suffering cannot he ex
r.sa d. az In cases OF scrofula wnere, apparently,
.he whole body was one mas. of corruption II
vsuFrInK will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure
,sh dlaease, restoring the patient to perfect health
ftrr irving different i'hy sic ans, mahy Remedies
iyeripQ or years. IL 1t not conclusive proof II you
srs A suirerer, you can be cuied2 NhJ Is this med
ilne perfoi ming such great cures? IL works In the
ne Grsat Bis,d Purifier. The great source OF dis
asse orig mates In tine Mo d and no medicine that
oes NOT act directly upon IT, 70 purify and renovate
n my lust claim upon public attention. When
me bood bee ines lifeieB and sfagnaDt, either from
,hanve Of weather or climate, want OF exercise. ir-
n, on ar let from any other cause, the VE0RrINB
M renew the blood, carry OF the putrd humors,
'ieause the stomach, regulate the bowels and i'm
unrt a tone of vIgOr to the Whole body. The con-
rieilop s In the public mind well as in the med-
csl pr0fessIon, that the RENE les supplied by tine
,.pstsbls Kingdom are mere SAFE more successful,
m inc cure OF diseIse, than mineral medicines.
yraETINK Is composed Of roots barKs and herbs. 1t
ia pleasant take, and ls perfectly safe to give
infant Do you need II DO not hesitate 10 try II.
lou will never regret II,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
Os II 7 II I I1lNBff
Firm OF 4. M. Pettenglll d Co.,
No. 10 State street, Boston.
GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
ApPE,rITE.

My daughter has received great berent from the
use OF the yEGErIHx. her declining health WAS a
source OF great anx ETY. to all OF her friends. few
bottles OF the vEoETIHE restored her health strength
and appetite.
Insurance and Real bstaie Agent,
No. "a, Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-18
PILES1 PILEs!I PILESIIl

spohr's New Pile Cure. Sure cure and absolute
preventative. Sold by all dealers, 81 per box CIR
culars free on applica ion. ASK your druggists for
IL. Don't he put of with any other article which ne
says is good II he has not got It, we Will send II
by mall, post paid, for $l.i9 per box.
Address, MONTGOMERY & CO., Agents, No. lsl
NJ Ninth st. Philadelphia. aug10-6md&w