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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-20

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAs 4
LAGER CIRCULATION THAE ANY OTTER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUkBLA.
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xTent for the AmbrosLs Fine Gut. The t1aae -
piied direct from The factory At the very low" NoW
York and Baltimore prices-- .ask -
1TRetail branches At Willards, AeAt n. ~
and Imperial Hotels. 10y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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EA MEErINg OF TIE s.ocK:
Insurance. Company OF the District o. Columsis
& sear s sss q s o1 .:a SsS
pss' Polls open i Il i Kss nis p Pfe.d.u
sAn'L Cross, Secretary. ds2o-td
~- MASONIC COMPANIONS OF
~ EUREKA r. A. CHAPTER, No. Z, you
sGs s g on s
O'clock p m, instead OF Friday, the 18th Instant,
present.. comp.nions Of sister ch.ptsTs are cor
aiay invited to attend BY order 81 tae ~ T. ii.
de9o Secretary.
~-A LIZ Az DRIA AND fRED-
SPECIAL NoF FsoSHkS k and Srsef MONDAY.
Dec me.r q, 1873, trains for Richmond aad the
S .a Ct tSs
sysna.s, at $40 g. m. and liiss P M d1XS except
ED. 3. YOUNG. Superintendent:
k".NOTIeE-G. o. O. q. E.-THE MEM.
~ bers Of Eastern Star Lodge, No. 1923 are
here By notned &c meet at their hail. corner Ninth
and ID streets northwest, TU ESDkY. 2lst Instant,
at II O'Clock to attend the funeral OF our late de-
ceased brother. p. N. F.BAszIL BROWN Members
OF sister odges in good standing are invited 70
attend The body Will rest in Israel Hetnel church
JOIN MccoRrIS. N. g. de2o q:
eW.A GREAT DIsCOVERY.-DR DE
~ MEZA, In his eight years OF practice In
this count ry has been very successful In trettng
Deafness and all chrouic diseases by his discovery
His office Is at SEA street northwest N ashington
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~ CH Il APEAK IKE AND OHIO
|" CANAL CoMPANY,l
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. II, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the coupon on the
Preferred Construction Bonds of this company
due January, 1854. viii ee paid at the banking
house OF Messrs. Alexander Brown & sons, Baltt-
more, and after wEDN SD AY, 18th instant.
dels-dtd "A. Z. GORA An Presltent.
e~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
kS ISOLATION, corner Ninth and u streets.
FREE READING ROOM.
PhRLORS AND COHVERSA TON ROOM.
Evening Glasses in German, French, Grammar
and Arithmetic.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Daily Prayer meeting At 12:15 and n. m.
SABBATH SERVICES in LINCOLN BALL at
$3.50 p: n. conducted BY the Young Men Of the As
YOUNG MEMS MEETING (eKolusiVely) At 6
YOUNG MEN ARE CoRDIALLY,INvITED.
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MoNnAY Observation-Disclosures y. ls6.
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N1T1oSAL REPUBLICAN.is Published svery
paornIny CSuDaxys xccptedD at the southwest cor
ner OF Thirtes" street and FennsSlVLnlA Ats.se.
ana "a furnished to subscribers (hy carriers) q any
MAI subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year;
n 40 for siI months, and 200 for three months
Terms invariably IN advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
TWENTY-FIVE cents per line. ADVERTISEMENTS :,
A, the had NJ GsFor Sale or Rent" "WSnted,"
ssI,ost and Founi, " and "PersOnAl, I" twelve and
ahGlf cents per line.
R-A An concentrations, whether on business OF
Nor peblicAtiOn. should be addressed to WIN. De
MURTAsH, Proprietor, NATIONAL kkPubLlsAN'
washington. ID. Q.
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Mr.. Hall in his new role as an actor has
proven himse o. X.
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- sAPEAK IKE AND OHIO

PRESIDENTS OFFICE, y
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. II, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the coupon on the
Preferred Construction Bonds OF this company
due January, 1854. viii te paid At the banking
more, ON and after wEDNl SDAY, 18th Instant.
dels-dtd A. p. GORhAE. President.
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CANDIES
Fresh for the Holidays!

NUTS AND RAISINS-
wehaye lust purchased in New York at close
prices double our usual supply, and are selling
lbs FRESH MIXED NUTS..........-..eLoo
lbs NEW LONDON LAYER RAlS1NS Loo
x boxes do. do do. 1.SS
. 7 lbs. YALENCIAS. livery fine fruit)....... Loo
lbs choicest DEHESAS............... 400
" boxes DO. ...............s.'.''. Low
Also, Layers, In Quarter Boxes, sultsnss and
Mat Raisins.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-20

Mr. Rr.dv his the Measure Of announcing 70 his
friends and the public that he hasr turned toMaSe
n rton N reopened his gallery He VIII tS S1 S
nv corps OF the bess arsists, ant viii evalI hin
felf or ali the emit tmpruye ents ~ tne PnSNsS
rrapnic ara Mr.. Grady viii give his pers9e a y. /
trrfion to his patrons daily from - M TIL D. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-20

liquor clenched In his teeth. He seemed i'm
pressed with the fact that he was the cham
pion boy. drunksrd, ard, being proud of the
title, was determined to die at his post. ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
worth, The Paris Dres.maker.

Lucy Hooper writes from Paris to tho phila-
dephia Tetegraph: 1t is all odd fact, and one
that does not particularly carry out the theories
of tho woman's equality advocates, that the two
chief dressmakers of paris-Worth and pingett
should both be men. The first-that king of
the dressmakers-is hard at work at work an
larging his place Of fashion on the Rue de Ia
Paix. new series of rooms, opening ont of A
wide, we-lighted corridor, will shortly give
space for the display Of his unrivaled STYLES 1t
is rather Interesting to sit quietly waiting in one
of the show rooms, a mere '1ooker-on IN Vi
emma, and to note how every detail in this vast
establishment owes Its completeness and finish
TO hls hand. Here, and then there, attending to
one customer, answering the question of sec
and, giving advice to a third sitting in iudg-
ment on the toilette of fourth, showing one
girl how to put in sleeve, and a second how to
trim skirt, fastening waist, trimming for
one Dress and dsposng lace in graceful curves
Tor another. 1t Is easy to see how he has won
his reputation and made his fortune. There il
no doubt but that i'll his own line he is a real
genius, and whom to that qualification is added
nntring industry and inexhaustible energy it is
no wonder that his creations in dress have at
tained to such world wide celebrity.
The thing about him that s very astonishing in
his memory. Show him piece OF lace, for in
stance, and he will pensivey remark, i" ALI, yes
you bought that lace of me in 1868 1t was then
III pale blue silk, the skirt of which WAS cut no
and 30, and trimmed in such a way and it was
looped at the side with clusters of blush roses
three roses and five buds TO the cluster" Alb
snrd as the above may sound, it is not one whit
exaggerated, and yet the number of dresses
that are annually sent out from his renowned
archer must amount to several Thousand. From
the queen to the cocotta, all gclasses OF female
society confess his power and bow beneath his
scepter. For there is nobody like him in all the
wide range of Partisan dress making. He alone
Possesses that marvellous power of combining
colors together with the subtle, indefinable
thing called g style" that cannot be described
but yet is 30 real and so attractive.
have described 80 many dresses lately that
hesitate to give description OF the marvels
have recently beheld in this - Court of the
King" One, however, ball dress intended
for the Young bride OF Prince Milan of Seryia
merits special mention. 1t was rich pearl col
ored satin. the front crossed with three wide
scarfs OF the satin, fastened plainly at one side
and drawn up into grscefulness at the other,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
what UgIy Toe. " omen Have.

lfrOm tue Slucihlhti tblulIcfNial.l
Canova chose five hundred beautiful women
from whom to model his Venus, and among
them all could not snd decent set Of toes. II
he lived now a-days what luck would he have
under the dainty littl 9 buitGnod boots, with
their sharp pointed heels
As soon rs the helpless babe can put its foot
on the ground, and before 1t eau complain
in words, shoes are put on it by which
the width OF the toes ia contracted fully half
as inch and usually q stin counter is ordered
in the heel with some vague idea OF " strength
ening the ankle" From that time, no mat
ter how watchfnl or sensible its parents may be
in other respects, these instruments of torture
always constitute part OF its dress. The toes are
forced into a narrower space, year by year, " to
givea good shape to the foot" until they over
lap and knot and knob themselves over with in
cipient corns and bunions. Then the heel ir
lifted from the ground by artificial means, and
thus the action OF the calf muscles is hindered
and the elastil cartilage OF the whole foot i.
stiffened at the earliest and most tender period
Of it's growth.
The results are total lack OF elasicity in
the step and carriage, and a foot inevitably dis
torted. American women are noted for Their
cramped and mincing walk. Southern children
are more fortunate in this matter than those in
the North, as it is customary, even IN the
wealthiest classes, to let Jheir feet so uncover
ed until the age of siS
Mothers in the north are not wholly to blame
however, as the climate requires that the feet
shall be covered, and 1t In Glmost impossible,
even IN New York, to find shoes properly made
for children, unless last is ,ordered for the
foot. AS new last would be required every
month or 30, very few parents are able to give
the watchfulness and money required but, il
the proper shape were insisted upon by those
buying shoes, dealers would quickly furnish
them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Literary Notes.
NEW VOLUME OF spuRaEoN,s LEcruRns

NEW VOLUME OF SURGEONS LEcTuREs.
MIR. Spurgeon is only forty-one years OF age,
yet he has been famous for full twenty years
His popularity was never greater than now He
holds audiences OF six thousand persons spell
bound twice on every Sunday, and does an
amount of outside work which would alone ap-
pal those delicate ministers who think one SER
mon week hard labor, and a six weeks vaca-
lion an annual necessity. Sheldon Il Co., of
New York, have just issued two volumes from
his pen. One OF these, now our table, is a
series Of lectures to theological students. The
subjects are : The Minister'S Self Watch The
Call to the Ministry The Preachers Private
Prayer Public Prayer The Matter Of Sermons :
The Choice of a Text Spirituaizng The Voice
Attention; lmpromptu Speech The Minister'S
Painting Fits The Minister'S Ordinary Conver-
sation, aud Workers with Slender Apparatus
We hardly need say that these discourses are as
practical as they are eloquent. Many ministers,
who have been out of tile seminary for yyare
might profit by their study.
We receive the volume through Porter II Co.
OF thiH city, who have it for sale
AN ELEGANT HOLIDAY voLUME-wHITTIER IN FINE
BINDING.
j. Il. Osgood Il Co., have issued familiar
poem of Whittiera. published several years ago
among his - Home Ballads by the tito Of
:" The Witch's Daughter, in an elegant octave,
with heavy toned paper, gilt edges, ornamental
cover, line binding, and some sixty illustrations
of the highest artstc mort. Such holiday
volume Is seldom produced, and, apart from the
beauty OF the poem, 1t is feast for the aesthetic
taste TO enjoy.
The poem is very suitable for elaborate illus
tration, presenting many striking scenes in life
aud many characteristic figures, while il de-
scrlbeH, as Whittier never omits to do, many
pictures OF Nature. The opportunities to illus
trate all these have been seized upon by such
excellent artists as Miss Hallock-who is one OF
the finest designers in the country-Thomaa
Moran, A. Il. Wand. and John j. Harley The
engraving il by A. V. $. Anthony, under whose
superntendehce the work is prepared.
The story OF the poem itself is familiar to
many but in its new form it will beIfreshy vel
come everywhere. The romance OF the beauti-
fni but despisod Mabel Martin, the daughter of
the executed witch" furnishes a dramatic
theme for the poet, and when at the last, es-
capped from the taunts at the husking, she
crouches. in her lonely home, and is surprised
there by Esek Harden, all ends happily .as it
should.
Boughman, Thomas y Co., OF this city have
the volume for sale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

where they wete met by long trail of exquisite
roses, with buds and foliage. The petals of these
roses were Of most beautiful and iDdescriba-
BILE shade, something between pink and pale
crimson, and the combination OF color With the
silvery pearl Of the satin WAS simply marvellous.
Worth is trimming this season silk house dresses
with vivid scarlet The bows and sashes and
fiounces of one superb black silk were all lined
with heavy scarlet silk, while another was
trimmed with narrow bands OF scarlet. Of course
30 brilliant and conspicuous hue needs to be
disposed with infinite art to render the eombi-
nation at once tasteful and not too snowy. The
celebrated man dressmaker Of Paris. drives out
every day in the Bos de Bouogne. He wears
kid gloves Of peculiar and delicate lilac hue,
and always rides with on foot upon the front
seat the trouser leg on that side being slightly
drawn up, 80 as to display silk hose OF precisely
the same hue as his gloves.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Foster,s Rlood Pmrlrler.

II you wish to soften and beauty u rough SKIN,
take Fosters Blood Further.
II you wish 10 cure pmpes and hlnlcl lles, take
Fosters Blood Purifier.
u you wish TO cure tetter and ringworm, take Fos-
ter's Blood puriner.
II you wish TO cleanse tie blood from Old and in.
dolent ulcers, take Fosters Blood Further.
Cur Blood Purifier does all we claim for H.. H. Is
purely Vegetable, contains poisonous SUBS aucis
and il pleasant to take, las stood the test Tor years
1t has cured hundreds Of cases given UP by ply ST.
clans rs tICurable. We challenge the world To pre-
duce any medicine TO take the place of our Blood
Purner. letter Ointment used III connection with
the iuriiier for all eruptous Of the skln. Sold
wholesale and retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Sts Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
lFrom our Late Editions of ! yesterday. ]
Homicide at Annapolis.

George Schmidt, proprietor of Marks Hotel,
Annapolis, Nd, WAS killed, yesterday, afternoon
during an encounter with William Barber, an
employee in Kahlers restaurant, who shot him
with a pistol. Barber was intoxicated,
and got into fight in the street
with Schmidt, which lasted some minutes, at
tracing crowd OF spectators. Barber received
several severe blows, when he drow pistol and
fired, the ball taking effect in Schmdt's neck,
from which the blood flowed 30 rapidly that the
wounded man died in a few minutes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Keys star Spangsed Hammer.

The noted flag that waved over Fort McHIenry
at Baltimore, in September, 1914, during the
British bombardment, and which suggested to
Key the composition of "The Star Spangled
Banner" il now on board the Tallapoosa, which
is lying at Portsmouth. It is badly torn, aud
gianna Armistead Appleton, OF Boston. daughter
OF Colonel Armistead, who commanded at the
fort at the time. It is to be exhibited at the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

The New York Eoeni,g Post does not conc ar
in the Boston Heralds suggestion that Chief
Justice Waite be nominated for President, and
says that when Chief Justice goes upon the
bench it s with the implied understanding that
it's honors and emoluments are satisfactory to
him. and that during his term he will not use
the eminence and influence which it gives him
to promote his personal politicsliinterest in any
way whatever. This is a just and sensible
opinion. Nothing was so unfortunate for Sal.
mon p. Chase, in the closing years of his life, ar
that he could not, after going upon the Supreme
bench, make mp his mind to renounce tho hope
of becoming President A political judge is
an abomination to all just men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Snefial Aatifes.
Fresh Medicines.

Suitable for the season cough ozenges, troches,
tonics, alternatives, stmulants sedatves aperients
Jyl1-tf W. I. ALRlCliS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
IsarDer,, SuupI,c,.

T0made soaps, bay rum, hair and shaving brushes,
BARRIERS combs, faylor's shaving cream, Apters,
razor straps; Cosmetic, Hambetou's toilet powder,
French rose pomade. full supply of extracts for
the handkerchief, viz: White fose, Icliulrope,
Jockey Club, Jassamne, etc. Sold wholesale and
retail, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West sts.
BARRIERS would do well to give us call before
nlrrhnSlnD nlsnuhern
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
TO the Ladies'.

Mrs. Dr. Foster Keeps always on hand full sup
ply OF trusAes braces SUI porers pessares syrngcs,
breast pumps and many other articles to numerous
10 mention. Ladies IN want OF the above line of
goods can be accommodated by calling at the prl-
yate entrance on West street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

PUBLIsHkD EVERY AFTERNOON, ts'i''days
seepted,5 at the CoxxKRcIAL BUILDING, Sot.th-i0esf
sorusr F4rh and Market Streets. 1iso cents copy
Ten cents a tosek DgLIvKRED FRKE By curriers'
throughout ths city. 1hs COMMERCIAL to De sent "
mail to any Post Office in Seio Castle County al soo
per an,,.., 81 10 tor months; 30 cents per month
TO Post Offices outside of Nev Castle county, sooo per
annu,a <1a0 for three months; 30 cents per MONTH
TIE PuBllsHKRs PREPAY POSTAGE IN all cnsss-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

The tying of Governor Tllden's hands by
Republican majority in both branches of the
New York Legislature will extend only to that
portion OF his official acts which are obviously
for partisan advantage. In any sincere effort
for Reform-if he is capable OF attempting
anything of the sort-he will be steadily and
effectively supported by the Republican Leg
isature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

a4bscribers senoinga single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
s,oay ty mail are Informed that tiOo-oeh stamp Is
yequirsd an ordinary ,orapper be used II sent to the
post office ioith cent stamp il piit probably neus1
each Ls destinations The paper icith no ,ordPper at
all oy a lioht o,,s can be mailed for cent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
The missis.ipp, senator.l,ip.

The mississippi Legislature will be called
upon, this winier, to elect United States Sena-
tor, and az the Democrats have obtained a ma
jority in that body the selection will devolye
upon them. 1t il said that JeT Davis will be
the choice of the majority, but at Washington
the coming man IL thought to be l.. q q. La
mar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

We had pretty favorable opinion OF the
town of Richmond, Indiana, but we observe
that Victoria Woodruff has just lectured thore,
and Theodore Tbon is to come soon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

The New York Tribune is very unhappy. The
Democrats, it says, have missed their chance.
Last year they had glorious opportunity, but
they have kicked it over. Their stupidity, the
Tribune declares, is "a adamantne. Nothing
penetrates it." What wonder when they
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

The official majority for Hartranft, in Chester
county, is POLL. Browne, ,the Prohibition can
didate for Governor, received 73g votes In
Delaware county, the majority for Hsrtranft is
l8g6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

The application by Council to its own use,I last
evening, of II 500 belonging to the Centennial
fund will not permanently lessen that fund, as
the money will be replaced in January in time to
pay over the full sum of $4,000 appropriated to
the Centennial Commissioners. 1t was simply a
loan to relieve the present financial stress which
upon the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
mrs. DIR. Fosters Cough Mixture

Stands nnrivalled a specific for groups, coughs
colds and all bronchial affection. prompt, safe
and reliable remedy, pleasant 10 take. sold whole
sale and retail at FOSTERS DRUG SrGRE,
Cor. Front AMI Vest Streets
full supply OF fine felt lung protectors for weak
luupH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
Frier, Ttcsnty-Gg,' CENTS.
rrjee Trsnty-6ge CENTS.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
NtNElN-NlNrH EDITION.

Containing complete lis Of a. The towns IN the
United states, tHe lefrit0res an the Dominion OF
tanala, having u population greater than 5000 ac-
corning 10 the aS census, together with tue names
Of te newspapers hHYing the largest local clrcua-
tOn IN taCll ui the places name Also, catalogue
ot newspapers Which nre recommended tu a,tverlls-
els rs giving Preales value IN proportion Ia prices
CHARGED, Also al newspapers IN tbs United StaIcs
and Canada printing over t,nDn copies each issue
Also, al tne R~g'O1s Agricultural, Scouinr ana
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile Education
al, Conlmerc al, Insurance. Real Eslate Law
sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special class
journals very complete lists. Together with u
complete list Of over 800 German papers prlnei in
the United states. Also. an ESSAY upon advertising !;
ing IN various newspapers, ami everything which
beginner in advertising would like to KNOW.
Address GEO +. ROW ELL N co
eepStoaug27G 7G d6w Al PARK Row. New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
THIS SEASONS WANTS

ARE ABuNDANTIY PROVIDED FOR,
tlko Z. IN A SUPERB STOCK or PiECE
GOODS AND TRIM MINGs, SELECTED By
MIR. THOMPSON PERSONALLY IN Eu-
SEtOND. IN tDDITlUNAL FACILITIES
FOR THE MaNJF sVrURE TO ORDER CR
nils'phER CLOTHING, By CUTTERS
AND WORK MEN az AGkkON LEDG hn
ABILITY AND MERIT. UNDER THf ~
MEDIATE DIRECTION AND SUPERNl-
SION OFT lie PROPRIETOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
City 8usiness directory.


Baakers and Brokers
r. R. Robinson o.. Nv MARKET ssrsst
Bost aad shse Makers aAd Dealers.
Babcock Bro, al3 Market street
John s. Moroland, 9Th and Poplar sta
Carpenters and Builders.
j. q. Haddock, shop Thorns bel Front Res IOls
u. H. D. Seeds, ahop W. sth, near Wost
CfHarr and Tobacco.
Brisbans Dshainvills. II Fourth street
Conch and Carriage Material.
VIM Green 10, u. Il. corner Sd and shiplsy sis.
Druggists.
IL. X. Brinshnrst- sl7 AArkstsl
Florists.
IatnAli DO, Delaware Avenue aud jefferson st
Gcneral Insurance Agents.
Thomas II. Plummsr, 6a Market st.
tients' Furnishing Goods.
John Il. Doughteu slU Market st
Iron and steel
VIM Green Co., 8. E. corner I'd and shipisy sta
Livery stables
Patrick Holland, y. W. corner front and Oraus-
iookinx-taiasscs aad t,~,aes
\. McMonssle. I'd and King sta
Merchant Taiiors
Geo. Gousrt Is K. ath ct.
John II. Mnhhanssn. 4l5 King 1t.
Reai Estate Agents
Evans Pennington. Almonds Bag, eth snd Martet
NJ M. Child 90. west 7th
j II. Frazer. 50 and Shiplay sts
WIN. Reynolds 4 o., s31 Market st
VIM. MeCaulley Co., blS Market St
Restaurant and billiard Rsss
Joseph Fullmer, GU aud 5o6 Market IT.
Sewing Mnchlnes
Grover Baker sewfnk Machine Co., 601 King st
New American Sewing Machine. us MARKET 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05

Prepared lbs Mrs. Dr. Foster. An infalliblr rem
eiy for piles Qnerna and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials on circulars occoin pany!ng
each box. Price "a cents each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-05
MINERAL SPRING WATERS

Geyser, tsarasoga,) Excelsior, tsaratoga,l High
Rock. (Saratoga) Vlchy, Kissingen. Also, the fol
lowing waters IN hotties: Congress, Excelsior liza
thorn Geyser, High Rock, st. Louis, Maylctc
Franklin, Balston spa, gettysburg, Mlsslsquoi,
Rockbrldge Alum, st. CatharlDe's Artesln, Freltl-
ericshalle, VicIy, Seltzer, Bedford, Ec.
e. BRINGHlhST 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Drnggisis
Corner Sixth ami Market Strr,is