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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

HTANTED - SALESMAN = An energetic
w man to control the sales in this city and
county Of an article in the grocery line. of
mense profits. Any active. intelligent man,
with little capital, may make $1,000 per annum.
An honorable, legitimate, cash business. Ad-
Dress inclosing stamp for answer, MANHAT-
PAN MANUFACTURING CO., l47 Reade St.,
New York. se2l-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

NTANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
w wall showcase, from to feet high,
and from 4 to III feet long, Also, box counter,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress G. b. T., this Office. au1O-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

Advertisements in this col
umn sc. per line. No insertions
less than 1Oc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

TOR SALE-"WOODS' GALLERY"-At
Georgetown, county seat of Brown county,
Ohio, for $500 cash. No opposition. Prices
atthe above place. sel8-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

-VETANTED-THE MAN-Who left a pock-
w et-book at the beer saloon of Fred. Tege-
Ier, south side of Alabama street, between
johnson street and the Nj. and q. II. r.. on
Thursday evening, September 9th, to call and
prove property and take it away. se2l-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

WI IANTED-JIM AND CHARLIE DAVIS
w Formerly Of ia Race street, arelocated
at the "Sun Saloon" 70 Fountain Square,
where they will be pleased osee their friends.
Open day and night. se2l-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21
WANTED SITUATIONS.

WTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By German
w girl, for hOusework; good COOK and
laundress; city or country. 255 Court street.
[sel8-2tl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

WANTED = SITUATION BY a young
w man % years old, as shipping, receiving
or entry clerk; good penman, good references.
Inquire at drug store Eighth and Central ave-
nue.. Be17-2t+
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

HKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
w first-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business: Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 w alnut
street, first floor. je26-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

UTANTED-A PARTNER--Wi SO, ,00J cash
w capital, in manufacturing business;
profits 100 per cent; large trade established;
best Of reference given; machinery all in good
running order. Address l. G. r., Excelsior
Mills, 70 w. Washington ST., Chicago, Ill.
[se1S-6tl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

EOR SALE-LAND- D--5O acres prairie land;
1eighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa.. near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring- Address "W," this office.
liY14-tfl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

NV NTANTED-SITUATIO years. ex-
w perience IN the pork trade: can speak
some Sermon and can sell anything that is
Address H., box l,157, city. se2l-8t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21
LAST EDITION
Proba5ly clear the ne1t "a haurs.
New York.

What the Herald Says : George
wilkes Again i'm Trouble = On
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

N7ANTED-PERSON address Of
w Charles eastman, who attended Berea
College in 1872, by his classmate. Address
CHAS GORDON, this Office se20-2tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21
Observation-Disclosures.

VNTANTED-PONY-M be cheap. In
w quire at Star Office from 12H to O'Clock.
au25-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Abraham Van
horn, to whom suspicion points as the
man who shot Thomas Kerrigan, horse
dealer, in stable on Sixth street yes
terday, was arrested to-day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15
SUBMISSION.
BY CELIA THAXTEB.
From Harper's Magazine for Augusta

From Harper's Magazine for Augusta
softIy the suDset's lingering light
Lies rosy over TOck and turf,
And rel dens where the restless surf
losses on high its piumes OF white
Gently and clear the sparrow sings,
While twilight steals across the sea-
And still and bright the evening star
Wrinkles above the gol Zen bar
That in the West lies quietly.
Oh stead lastly the sparrow sings,
And sweet the sound; and sweet the touch
OF wooing winds: and sweet the slght
of happy Natures deep delight
In her fair Spring, desired so much!
But while so clear thesparrow sings
A CIV of death is in my ear:
The crashing OF the r1Ven wreck
Breakers that sweep the shudderlng Deck
And sounds of agony and fear.
How fs il that the birds can sing?
Lille is so full of bitter PAIN
Hearts are so wiring with hopeless grief;
We is so long and joy so brief;
Nor shall the lost return again.
Though rapturously the sparrow sings,
No bliss Of Nature can restore
The friends whose hands clasped so warm,
Sweet souls that through the night ana
Fled from the earth for evermore.
Yet still the sparrow sits ard sings,
StEu Ionging. mourning, SOrrOWiDg love-
Cropping TO find what hope may be
Within deaths awful mystery,
Reaches its empty arms above.
And listening. while the sparrow sings,
And soft the evening shadows fall
Sees through the crowding teas that blind
a little light, that seems to nnd
And clasp God s hand. who wrought II an
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15
COSMOPOLITAN CHICAGO.
THE REVELATIONS OF HER DIREC-
TORY,

TORY.
NAMEs-THE QUEER PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN
CHICAGo-REPREsENTAT OF THE AM.
NAL AND VEGETABLE KINGDOMS.
The wit of the Chicago Tribune thus
touches up the peculiar names of people
of that city: An examination of the direc-
tory of great city like Chicago, whose
population is made up of such diverse
Municipalities. reveals many strange facts in
regard to the names of people. The gem
erai facts in regard TO the amount of popu-
lation, numerical strength of trades and
professions, and number of times the most
common names recur, have al
ready been published, but there
are<e many other curious facts. One
wS1ld naturally expect that CITY of Chi
cago's greatness would exhibit on the roll
OF Its Inhabitants many great men. The ex-
pectation will not be disappointed, for Chi
cago contains fully George Washingtons,
and doubtless more are coming. There are
3 Andrew Jacksons, who will probably Join
the Cosmopolitan Club, while there is one
Thomas Jefferson for the Jeffersonions. OF
all the Taylors there is not single Zach
There are l Franklin Pierce, Is John
Adamses, James Monroe, 6 John Quincy
Adamses, : William Henry Harrisons and
2 James Buchanans. Among the Folks, the
Madisons, the 1ylers. the Van Burens, the
Lincolns, and the Grants, there are none
bearing the full presidential name. It is fire.
que1tly boosted that
CHICAGO Is A COSMOPOLITAN CITY,
,Jut probably the full greatness of the asser-
ton has never been realized. An exsminaN
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15

Elijah Merry, pastor. of colorsd church :
in Huntingdon, was charged in court the
other day with assault and battery on Rosie
Blair, with intention to do something very
serious. Rosie came into court very much
fixed up with court plaster, her clothes di-
lapidated, ETC.. and exhibited, among other
evidences of ElIjah's depravlty, cut lip.
She said Elijah had bit that lip. Her sup
position wss that he had tiled to kiss her,
and when she resisted the intimacy ne gave
her a paroxysmal bite. 1t trsnsgired, how
ever, that at q recent service Rosie con-
Quoted herself badly aud her pastor rebuked
her before the congregation. AS soon as the
services were over she ran for Elijah and
broke her parasol over his head, and other
wise maltreate6 him. Elijah ran, but she
speedily overlook and began to pound him
again. The preacher then saw thst valor
was the better part OF discretion and turn
ing he knocked Rosie down and inflicted
upon her some severe punishment. Several
persons saw the entire engagement, and on
their evidence Elijah was tfiumphantly &C.
Quilted, though it is not improbable that
Rosie will make an effort to have Elijah and
his witnesses indicted for perjury or some
Democrat-ChrOnicle- -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15
MARY SULLIVAN.

Written for the Boston Advertiser in l775.
o, she's the brag of Boston, her beauty's so com
plete,
From the curls that kiss her forehead to the tip.
ends OF her feet,
And you may hunt this planet round-and add
a word or two
Before you'll find such orbs again to run Won
through and through.
When she floats out to join the dance, and swims
You'd better vow you never saw such perfect
steps before;
The very music seems 10 watch, and just to fol-
low her,
And says as plain as music can, "that tune we
ali prefer"
The day we march ed to Bunker Hill L saw her
standing near
The very look she gave the ranks filed all our
hearts with cheer;
And such faith dawned in her face, and fired
her brave blue eyes
We thought light mad been let down from
Freedom IN the skies!
He Boston boysi be on your guard, or some
- young stranger-swain
VIII spy her out, and then, alas you'll sigh for
her in vaini
speak up! don't be afraid or when
= the spring comes round,
-FOUR Mary bird will fly away, and nevermore be
found!
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15
For the sentinel.
WISDOM.
BY c. Z.

wisdom! thou'rt represented old, and therefore
wise,
But l. a maiden willful must believe thee;
For thou, like maiden in n lovers eyes,
Art ever present, wOoing him with sweetest
Inconsistency,
When manhood's young you seem TO mover near
him,
So near, he almost claims thee for his own;
But ripening years and gathered learning snow
thee,
Like phantom receding, dimly and alone.
INDIANAPOLIS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15

All! it is something like rest-sweet,
peaceful rest-when reporter can start for
home at midnight and not have the women
in every third house along the way stick
their night-capped heads from the windows
and anxiously ask: HAS that jury come in
yet?1
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15

In a recent trial in Springfield, Mass,
Porter Underwood, the counsel tor the plain
tiff, having Conspiracy Essayist Tiacy's pre-
csdent in mind, asked leave to testify in his
clients behalf, but Judge Colburn ruled that
a lawyer could not plead aud testify in the
same case. Toe New Hampshire legislature
has just passed an act disqualifyiDg lawyers
and their clerks as witnesses in cases in
which thew are Professionally interested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Gitg s3usiacss 1iFtttoty.

ffnHtci .i .itetB
Il. R Robina.l 4. CO., H0 aarkct st-eat.
Root ali sinot GluI1Grs ead stepte=-.
Bs5eoek 4 Bro, 2l3 Marlet etrest.
John 5. Eoreland 1th and Popi4r ia
Carpenters and HaiiisFs.
j. 9. Haddock, shop Ihorne bel Front hea IL
j. Ii. D. S5eds, shop W. 4thi uesf Wont
Cigars Rnd Tohmcco.
brisbane 4 DsAlainyilioi q - 5nrth sh5gt
taae.i anil Carriage h5ntsiiai.
YIN. orasn 4 %, $ il saraar 5I ard ahip''Etis.
1gassis,s.
II. Il. Briushufat, sii ssrkst It.
Elorists.
Tatnall 4 Go, Delaware Ayonnn aisd ! llef=inff
General Insurnnce Agents
Thomas Il. Fiummer. b3 harket pt,
Gents' Furnishing asaIa5
John p. Dougltsu 30 aaretit
ir1n und steel
Win Green & Uo., 81 = ttt.a5 ) g 3 ,stlt5s gs
Livery -iRbir1
Pattloi ii5lieodi ~ " ar15 ,7s7 .1atHrss
'.p0is!a%-f;lutsae strd NHte.eR
q. McMoaRglsi % sod Niue9ts
iieruiinui TNu0~-
John - hiuhili,tusan, lla "a I'd.
i2cni H.iute sAents
Hyans Termination, Alinar -, si t rad AA.'s'
4. Al. enid TO. Went lfa It.
u. IL. !r1zer I'd and Shipiay ff8
Hm. Raynods Co, ~ Market at
VIM. 9cDaulleg 3 D9, tds tlarap. "a
itosiparnnt nnd aillinfa saun,
Joseph fuiiusr, 6ti anh 500 hiErsetBt 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
vcsuvlna i;fohe ous
A fs0id tsnsras c.

DARING MAeKED BoBBEHY IN wAsuISGruN.
WASHINGTON, Dec, G0.-A bold audacious and
successful robbery took place in South Washing
ton tonight, An unknown and masked white
man called at the residence Of Mr.. iIaney, who
resides on Sixth street, between 4 and M
streets, South Washington, hear the Btoanboat
wharf, during his absence. Mrs. Haney re-
sponded to tho call, and just as aho opened the
door she was struck to tho floor BY the caller,
who Immediately went through the houae, tax.
ing therefIom five hundred dollars in money and
other yaluables. The man then Nall,ed oiI, Mis-.
Haney being unable to speah fora AAl' hour af-
telMarls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
9Th &, F5laF!set St3.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Y-F-tEFI AFTs nTrt1 fFIlf4r
H+Ntt ffn ~ ''AffN 80

@ stasrE sulr3..4..-.......ior ira @odn 80
CSe. NmtE SUITS,
il BASKET va fbi4mcrd lpte fr sll worth 3l5
'boreg quar- far f'2 worth 81
woHsrGD spres, much lntcr, fof "a gortn go
IMP 4zarD cAssIwERe sf'ia s,
different atgl4a, for sl5 worth 80
D. . y ~ : : 9 :" su.''rs f9r sc wo tn ~.
''''' \ ''o"' ''''''7' suns n ~ wort, ssa
= ~ i "o'' . Il ~, far.'a eeo- b aas
FNs5oH woRsrf nsgtla
YER. ane for s's wartl :s8
BLACK eL9an COATS from q upwards.
p.EsKlN.r Z sEFi, oil wool,
from - ead upW al'ia.
Y i5'als, 81 lfs, in " rsted ara eassiiasre
81, IS, aV,3 2, ~ 40. eA q
BOY 4 SUITS toom 81 and upwards.
CpLi Rms 5plts fen - aud upNafss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
CHRISTIANS pRrSENTc la fu9al-
TU2E,

m Immense Stock on E2hihiiion nt the Entori;
prise Manufacturing Coz @arero5ns All
Tastes suited.
fipcpuatot Jar he toH'ag h'tie he EaifrPrtsc
NnWaetmig Go. haze iaid IN aieee an iaplease stock
ofrrntmrr to mret he de,qaaasef tleir elsDners
an oilers.
7Ieir iraraoaqas a go ad 30 4yiet ssret are ab
ao'Dtety dl'a1 pah mgy ayede q frnaoyp, ami ne
nam Htls ornaments piioa haps Desopc SO lop,oar ia
epesy h9usdaod.
22e earit9 is alo.est e,p}tess.
oJ course Il 70 not respected hat ios stol eaunerats
ohat Is aspayel for eale; such 'eou, agei. ont
fe'c tao lougfor or co'ma,,s Nor got tei9 aay
leo6 FIR a dearipaas Of ne articles; Mtg poud ttp-
possblc aa 10 gice aay idra Of ut Is act4a!y 5fs
Ecery onc, al least ia this aonfnuny, lnors aat a
It's maSes Of furniture NE 1ntgpr@e 60. eomtae AZ
De mtst sysa aaa ne,fes daqgay, qdiah afe ool Apg
toyetiar 5p, ore nag J-,i3 Ept IA a.tttion D der
aacl ss M@ h.ae graa ruista ofother ftela'iwe
#,ttrBl-jot an d,partm.atof he aaasetott aod At
prices at an .dylres.
Thca opn male If chaaJo snts ronge I'm, s5so
doenpa3ds, end a.ey ca furnish q pt.sut silt, fth
marble coesrs 5or $5s
IA alairs, slfaa. loisng-g, ta53, seerota,eg, ee ,
Mefa are n.eny def9gs ph0s IL he achcr articles Of
lraclea ee, the arrqg j. simply etst
1QMat lpe,gg, cass, e9otfort ot sco.oass oa,s ae-
aaad Is 4, stg1eat The EAtapfie co. aaa ase r.
gft Jor stJiats ct5gle3'8 thdt al purchasers shoa}
at east pisit mir ,gq,e ra6aa. dsc'0,ioianl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Ntlnncsntn Xyml.l.y rrtal

ssNrENcG OF oSg rAGri Ayo1aEn slNrgSGA
tu-rANDtN
asaoeitiei teaqt sh,eal ae- ,asi
hlLwApB1f, Deg ~
III mtheu.s. obcutcuati yesterday, imibach,
Convicted OF conspiracy Is aasna0l n rey eaue,
was seitaneed 10 ci4h- naatha tnlp8isomueht, d
fire q two thousand dollars, and ono hdf dc
costs Of tho trial. Sentence wax suspended ii
tho eaao of RoyGols, lis partner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
CANNOT .sE ExCE1.s.ED.
WHAT rs NEEDED.

BoST0N, Feb, u, ISII.
gGNltY K. STEVENS, EsQ:-
DEAR eIa-About one year since found myself in
n feeble condition from general debility. VB0siIkE
,as strongly recommended to me by II friend who
nna been mlcn benefited by its use. procured the
nrice and after using several bottles, was restored
10 health and discontinued Its use. feel quiie
confident that there is no medicine superior to It
fnr lhose complaints for which 1t Is esp cally pre-
na,ad and would cheerfuly recommeni IL TO those
nno feel that they need something 10 restore them
10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours, ..
u. l.. PETTENGILI,
Firm OF 5 NJ. Pettengill 4 Co,
No 10 State street Boston.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
alafellalitNNa.

psa@fsF9 q obtained n illa Enlel states,
~ hsts " canada, ard Nf h; lerma al
low as those of any other tei aih4 y " conies'
Dondencc invited Ia the English and h4eGa lau-
gnnges, with Inventors, Attorneys at Law, and
oihor socitora, especially with those who have had
their case9 yesttel in tho hens Of other attorneys.
Ia rejected cases our fees are reasonable ani no
charge is made unless we are successful.
HHlVEWT0pG y YOU want Paleut sen !
EsastaIa 3 gSsBCga Us ntaae u s6eteh abd Q
fun description of your invention. We wlt lnuks
an examination az c Patent ONCE and IL we
think it ratentab9, i'll send yo papers ard advice
ard prosecute 20 case. oar lee Hilib n or1inag
cases, s25.
FS9Ffsgars q raj or written lnaii Het- EEe% r
t8E5BeIg@ tfrs reialtng TO afe FL, fsas s.
Patent Law and Inventions.
References - Hos. II. d. geH, fSN ofamis.
ai7neg Of Pitents, ceyanfr o, II. Kleg, Esq
scerclars IL iona,ciauga, E9uisge, Bi.; Cem-
madofe Daniel anman5 ~ !, @lairg on, D..
G
.a-sea tonp faf "a "aiefs se otts'aias
faJsls.' a. hs5a Of 30 pasa
address F.0tias 50 se.5af.ls 4 o..
.uietQra uf paten
dsG9tf Waahpgt II, y.
f-en@ TILE geMMEHCi sLCFFF CGAHlaB silL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Montgomery'a
Faegvine |

,tontgomerys Nervne cures Rheumatism.
Montgomerys Nervne cures Neuralgia.
MontPomery's Nervine cures Eysierla.
MOntg0mery's Nervne cures HeadachR'
Montgomery's Neryine cures seiaiica.
A0ntgomerys Nervine cures Fits.
N0ntgOmery's Nervine cures Tie nolnteH%
Montg0mery's Nervine cures Papithilt4 nt t&t
Heart, aud all Nervous Affections.
Why suffer, when one bottle OF this medicine VII
give you immediate relief2 Principal depot, " y;
l,lnh street. Philadelphia, Ia. FOR SAFE ~ al
irt ygistA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
Destructive fare.

Az oar croGY AND orHsn rRopEe1Y pss4roy
I'D.
dssoelaiel Psess sleeiat Ttleyra'n.
WORCESTER, Muse, Dec. 81
fire at Spencer last night, destroyed tao
boot factory Of Bush 4 Giant, mud five other
buildings on Main street, -four ihem owned by
q. b. Tucker, OF Worcester, and tho other by
Charles Haywood. Tho entire loss ia ealitnsted
nj r75 nnD
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
,ailtoall @ines.

$81t .3a1gi33&, Wfa@i%GF93 s.
G.iWEEuhs IfH4N1.
FoEENREH ", isfa.
fr'iti Hll l0dts N.Iiniusa}n - faiiGfs, Tfr
philadelphia Gud intermediate Alaas, 20 w., Sic,
a.np J,5' lHa9 q. lr, ., 10 T.s1, $40, ?. .i9
f'ttdePh'a Aa iiq y re = c,, 2 II, 70 81
y, Y rat
4laa7-eaas iaaa fte etes. lqte 9O5,
:. al., Sun, q.
sallmaTe ana 1Yasal12'1h. t452. ! Is 9o5 5.f...
t7t5i l.23 h.1d, f.IG .. ia,
gei19 for DsEwgge Bioisan. lfsHetNt
taH Caet.n, sta, $50, 3 a. ~, } S,4D. u. III
harrington aGa 'atesWeAia' 'e t.4ast, . 50, - b
2. at,, q. iH, RI in.
sUtrATqFRtNe
,-tditAa.llta ald ILiagr H,i-e ~trf!1nv. $50. .
%. s.a5, G.ai, r IN,
ti.a1e,pHlG pB5 EeW Y9fS III 1ii
.tsili'aegA I'D &asiiiaesoa, i-.s4 1.fa o. 4.s.
a filtf!er .ltofH ,lefi faSa1ldtf ~ dfs r'.s Trr
m itn flHia 45llE rriyea 35 -iaa a4pet.
At3rlS-.Y y. Il. e1iSS ~, aIpt4in' aff3t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22

The CnRIsTMAs PaEPARAroNsA CROWDED
MARKET.-By ! o'clock This afternoon, the
farmers market on King Street extended from
below Second almost mp to seventh street, and
judging from the way the country wagons
were pouring IN, Eighth Street
will be reached before it closes this evening
The cedars and pines from lower DeaWafe and
tho Eastern Shore contribute largely to remind
tho people that Christmas is upon US All the
monster turkeys in tho country soam to have
been saved for this special occasion. Tho mar
Lat. opanad with fli1 farInoJs aalsint 20 aoi.as
per pound for turkeys, IL for geese, and the
ealne for chickens. Buyers being scarce At those
figures, prices soon dropped couple Of cent4
but not until they had fallen TO lG cents were
many sold, and tho probabilities are that thoy
will still be lower. The mild weather is, OF
course, extremely unfayorablo to the preseiya-
ton OF poultry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22

TnE Ior HARVEST Though the weather WIS
intensely cold, TIL yesterday, the lc9 on the
Thickness TO warrant our ice merchants III com
mepcng tloir harvest. 1t was not moro than
three inches in thickness. while it should 70
four. for commercial purposes. The farmers ~
the neighborhood Of liockessin, where the ponds
are smaller and tho weather was colder, COM
menoed cutting four inch ice yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
RsLEsi pas.Es!I Ps..ES!:.

spnhrs New Pie Cure. Sure cure and abHn,nle
preventative. Sold by I'LL dealers, Il per box -
culars flee on applica ion. Ask your drugFlsls or
II. Don't he put of with any other article which ie
shys is as good. II he has not got IT, We VIII sehd IL
ny mail, post paid, for si,19 per box.
Address, MONTGOMERY Il CO., Agonts, 70 la.
N. Ninth st. Pbilpdelphia auglu-Gmd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
HEurdercr slom,.l,,.tea.

FROM THE soAFrotD TO iMrgIsoNMENT lls LIFE
Associa'ed isess ,Spsctai 9dyra0e
NEW YORK, Dee q.
The sentence of death imposed upon Jacob
Standtermann, for killing Hiss seidonaald, has
boon commuted to Imprisonment sfor lifo.
ycsuvaua E;fORe 0st:
THE yaLGASo ONCE MORE IN Az "ERUPHFs. cS
DrTIoE."
Assoeia'el Psess spscta, 7eepdn
MAPLE, rae II.
Mount yesayius is in an eruptiye condiuon,
and great outbreak is feared
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF


GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH.
SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. Z, 1872,
II, X. STEVENS, ESQ. =
DEAR sIR-I have had Dyspepsia in It's worst form
for the last ten years, and have taken hundreds Of
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining any
rplIef In september last commenced taxing the
ysdEfiNE since which time my health has steadily
Improved, My food dgests well and have gained
Httren rounds of flesh. There are several others IN
hia place taking fF0gTIAE; and all have obtained
rellrf Yours truly,
THOMAS IL. MOORE,
Cyerseer Of Card Room, Portsmouth COS MiilA,
VhGaTiNE Is SOLD By ALL DFuHtlStS.
nOyg4-4Y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22
,rAe s.Ml.s-t..npc, t.nr.:eE.

WAINWRIGHT HANGED TO-DAY IN Loah0H.
associated Press sIe iai 7tttMam.
LoSDoN, Dec. a.
Henry Wainwright, recently convicted of tie
murder Of Harriet Lane, in White Chapel road,
in this city, was hanged at NewSase ps.son, Od
BAIloy. to.day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22

TnE BUELL. CoNcgRT.- The Buell. family, con-
sisting of the father, two daughters, and son,
gave frst-class entertainment OF sacred music
nIsst nirht in Grace NJ Il. Church, which, on ac-
count Of tho cold and other entertainments go
ing on at the same timo was but slimly attended.
Those who wero present fay tho Family lias I'M
proved greatly over fomer exhibition SiYen IN
the aarie place about year ago. lhls !s tl.e
frat concert given by the Family, tins winter.
Thie morning they left for Crumpton, Maryland,
where they will give their next coneett.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-22

GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.
Nv daughter has received greet berebt from the
use Of the VEdETINE. ber decllnlrg neal'h was u
sonrce of great anx ETY. to all of her friends. few
hotties OF the vEGErsE restored her health, strength
and appetite. ~ - r,,nr>,
insurance and Real h5iae Agenf,
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