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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
The Wife CT Carl seaass.
4 lnoiel Aflapaie.

A Washington letter SAYS ta'i S-"'''~
,,n not 70 more missed in tie Ssaatc than h's
wife aud daughter will be on Lafayette siua'e.
Mrs. Sshurz fu,lis more perfectly than any
woman ever knew the iUiTiasic mans ideal
wife Many women love their husbands. few
find ii possible to worship them. Mrs SehufI
beean at fifteen OF earlier to adore heF nero
.Dd .r,sr sewing on his buttons and learning
his limitations for twenty years, she wersH'ps
him still 4 little Girl in Hamburg, she wo1;
sh;nned the pictured image OF the Revolution
ist whom she had never seen. Altef isa''hs
school she visited London, and friend SAID
" You must come to my house this evening ana
coo tho wonderful Carl Schurx" The maiden
came. aud 10 a remote corner worshlpped IRON
af,r the young lion Of tho OCCASION. Inc
friend said to Cul: "Ihere is a little lam
burs Girl here who adpres you as lar Oh hero.
You must know her" g He was introduced,
said the sweet voice, aud wha, 10 you think
bo said Of me? When my friend asked,
sWha, do You think of her 2 Why all be
thought was, She seems COOL healthy gill.
He didn't admire mc at all--not then ho
must have managed 10 do so pretty soon after,
however. for they were married within year,
before he was twcnly-ons or she seventeen.
They came to this country to begin their united
fortune. You will hand ne. lse bricks, =
he said. aud will build" II lie has often
builded better than he knew has II noi
been because of the sympathc,ic intelligence,
the loving heart the gentle, unfal,erins haocs
which have never for an instant failed him 10
his liie.scryice? lie began bis career IN
America by learning the English language
All his swift and keen percep ion, all his va
r:ed knowledge, his living ideas, were locked
in the fastnesscs Of Teutonic speech. To-day
he is master of English eloquence. No sona-
tor equals him in vivid, fluent, forsenlc utter
ance. Industry, intelligence, love OF books,
Of AT and OF music, with intense home affect
ions. are the elements which OIL lis household
life. The result is visible in his own sturdy
hold upon mental pursuits, in bis various ac-
complishments aud simple, unbemshed char
ac,er. Nor is it less visible IN his wife aud
daughters, or IN the happy eyes Of Tue ll'le
I Carl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
Poor Old John Brown.

4 gold medal procured as tribute TO the
memory of Johu Brown by voluntary subscrip-
tions in Paris has been sent to William Lloyd
Garrison for transmission to Mr. Browns fam
ilv. Ii bears on one SIDE, Il IS stated, an ex-
cellent likeness of John Brown, AMI on the
reverse Il inscription: 10 the memory of
John Brown. juiicially murdered at Charles
town. 10 Virginia, on the "a Of December,
1859 and in commemoration of his sons and
comrades who, with him, became the victims
Of their devotion to the cause Of negro eman-
cipation." Il weighs nearly five ounces. II
is fair to presume that the Frenchmen who
ioin in this tribute Of the bloody class
are called communists" who this k
it very virtuous TO murder innocent
pris ners. men, women and children, Of their
own country and race, as they did in Paris
during the late war with Germany. Tbose
were not judicial murders By good deal,
neither was the execution Of John Brown, who
had gone into peaceful country to stir up
servile insurrection which could only bring blood
and carnage 10 many or a swift retribution
to the deluded author of the wild enterprise
and for which many wicked people on the
outside. more cowardly than Brown, were
perhaps morally more deeply responsible than
lie was.-Ba' Sun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
IT. TO NIW SERIESJ CHARLESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY w
POETICAL.
For The Free Pres.
TO A FRIEND IN AFFLICTIoN.


know in gri. { like yours. how more than vain
All co,ntorr to the stricken heart appears -
And. as the bursting cloud must spend lis ram,
SO Griei, its tears.
know that when your little daring's form
Had freed the angel spirit fettered there,
yon conld mol pierce beyond the breaking storm
In your despair.
you could not see the tender hands that caught
. Your little lamb to shield her from all harms,
! ou missed her from your own, but never thougu'
or Jesus arms
You only knew those precious eyes were dim,
You only felt those tiny lips were cold,
You only saw your chalice's sable rim
Beneath the mould.
But oh young mother, look The gate unoar'
And through the darkness, smiling from tae
skies,
Are beaming ON YOU, brighter than the stars,
Your darling's eyes.
IT'S said that when the pastures down among
The Anime hills. have ceased to feed the tocE,
And they must mount To where the grass Is young
Far up the rock,
The Shepherd takes little lamb at play
And lifts it gently to His careful breast,
And. with it. tender bleating. leads the way
For all the resti-
That Quick the mother follows in the path
Then others go,-like men whose faith gives
hopes,
And soon the shepherd gathers all He hath,
Far up the slopes.
And on those Everlasting Hills He feeds
His trusting Fold with green that never pals
Look up! oh. see! Your little darling 'ea'
The Shepherd calls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01

4 LITTLE IERo-Iwo children still and
stark on snowy slope--the girl wrapped
round 10 tie coat Of the boy, aud
both young faces fixed by frost IN the
calm rcposc Of death-was the picture pre-
sentei to the eyes Of weariel scarehers near
Mount Ayre, Ia, the other day. This wio-
ters cold has taken many life, bot no8e Of
the uGfortunaies were fouud IN 50 touchingan
attitude as this. II was not 10 &c beat Of ITO
conflict that the boy died iheFc was - rat
ting drum to stir bis thickepirg blood, nor
conrale's cyes to marx lis heroic fall no.
thing to rouse bis yorns enthusiasm. Dp;
the li,tle coat f,iIe,l carefully about tie eirsh
form, aud bis own naked breast. told 4 tie
quiet courage aud seli-saeriG'e with which DO
had met the pittiless blast that blew as cold
on him as her. -Csaicoase (Ol Ga=cte.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01

NOR all kinds of Homemade Boots Shoes and
Caters. 70 TO HAGLkl'S Shoe Store.
4 Hagley's YOU can find all kinds Of Ready
Y made Boots. Shoes aud Caters from the low
est price to the bes; quality.
I AIDES. If ven want Arctic 0vershoes. Imita-
/ ton of Sandals, kellogg's Gun Buskins or
f0oth0lds. 60 TO HAGLEI'S Shoe Store.
II ENT'S, Ladies. Misses and Chidren's Rubber
II Shoes OF various kinds. at
HAGLEl'S Shoe Store.
A LII kinds Of Shoe Dressings, Shoe Bronze,
I Y Backing. Cork Soles. Waterproof Compost
tion Warranted to keep your feet diy), Button
Hooks, Buttons, Laces, &c. at
HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
ID EPAlRING done at short Lotire. at
II Dec. 10, ls74. HAGLEl'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
LOVE SONG.

0rigina!.
think of thee when morning CLEANS,
FROM out the clouds that bound IT;
think of thee when the bright moon beams
On the stars that cluster round II.
OF tbee-and then, the suns bright rays
A richer radiance throw;
OF thee, and then. the moonlight seems
With purer light to glow.
| think of thee, in those lone hours,
That with the twilight blend.
When shadows creep along old towers,
And darkling fancies send.
Then AS those shades mysteriously,
Crowd round me thick aad fast,
| think of thee-I think OF thee,
My frst love and ~ last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01

When girl crops her front hair aud pulls
it down over her forhead ike mustang, and
then ties piece Of red velvet around her neck,
who can wonder at the number Of pale-faced
young men that throw away their ambition,
and pass sleepless nights in trying to raise
9ogn on their upper lip.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01

To see bow eagerly human 6sing cairles
at c straw is not necessary - witness 4 dfown-
iag. Just put az end 10 a cobt'er or aiulP-
aud you viii Gnd enough wbo viii eagerly
catch a, tie oihrr ssl Will lhriI lips.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
Shannondale Factory,

and will there manufacture Woolen Goods on an
increased scale-having greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside a full corps OF com
petcnt wOrkmen Every article heretofore man
uIactured under NY supervision will, in my pres
eut establishment. be produced in greater perfec-
ton, and will compare iavOrably with the best
fabrics.
| am in the market for Wool, end Will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents in Charles
town, MeSsrs. Duke & Gallaher-allowing the
highest market price. II more convenient for my
old customers who NAV desire 10 exchange Wool
for Gouds To deliver the Wool in Charestown,
Messsrs. Duke & Gallaher are authorized TO re-
ceive aud receipt tor the same.
Information as to prices, &c, may be had by
addressing me at KabletoWn, or my Agents at
CharrstOwn.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me. trust tO merit by careful at
tcution to business. the manufacture OF superior
goods and bv moderate charges, continuance OF
the good will and custom o. old friends and trial
by new ones.
A. McCARRELL, Jr.
Nav %, 1874. Spici, copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
Collection Depot.

rs'HE Charlcstowu Depot, Winchester < Stras-
burg Branch of the d. o. Railroad. has
been madea Collection Depot. Freishs wilhere-
AFT. be collected at Charrst wn instead. a. here
tltore at the points fran which shipments are
made All persons receiving freight on and after
August lst 1872. will be repaired topay for the
same before removal. y. u. SIAKk1,
Aug. 3. 1872. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
RENO i.

NJATHERS &CO., MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
vi have removed from No. to No. S2 NORTH
ST. northwest corner of Lexington,
where they will continue their business as former
lv. with a well assorted stack of Choice and Sea
spuable GOODS. which they will be pleased to
make up 70 order and in the most approved style,
at moderate prices.
March g. lST2--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
STHAW GOOD s.

No. 244 BALTIMORE ST.,
White Marble Building, BALTlhOnE
A complete Stock OF oods keptalways on hand,
suited to the Valley Trade. Orders solicited and
sill be promptly and faithfully attcndedto.
January 10, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-01
Boots and shoes.

May 20, 1874. Spicii copy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
TO West Point and ISeturn
p. T. L. SMITHS sixrl riguLAn ExcuRsiug,


p. r. L. SMITH sGxgI T. yTi.An EXcuRsiug, YEe-
TEEpAf.
OF all tho popular eycurzions 90. up for the
qualification Of those WHO participate, by that
popular msnaycr Er. ?. T. Z. Smith, it ia al
nittel that bcae have been uoie pleasant thau
that OF yesterday to Jersey CITY by cprn, aA1
thence up tho Hudson to West roiut and return
AS was stated yesterday in the CoaMERcIAr- and
which was strictly correct about 800 LETT thi4 city
on the excureion which number by the time 1t left
West Philadelphia depot was al4mpntod 10
about 40. Had 1t not been for tue swimming
match at Chester, there would have been vt least
$50 more e1cursion!-t5 from that city. lhonEh
tue number wa- cretiitablc, considering all the
adverse circumstances. il is to be regretted that
MIR. Smith was net rewarded cuGmenSuratelv
with the laour and risk involved
Tho day was Delightfully."- cool a1d pleasant,
which added much TO tho pleasure md comfort
of the excnIsioni-tA. The schedule time was
run with remarkable eXactaCsp, and nothing o.
Cured during the day to interrupt Its plea.ures
The Centennial buildings in F4rmoHnt Park
were the objects q genera! irteiest,a las the party
paF Sed. Tie excursion reached Jersey Guy at
10 so, and immediately went aboard tle steamer
H,2iam C0Ok, with the exception Of Il few VINO
had business to trsnsactin Eew York and feS
others who spent tho day in Central Park. The
enjoyment of the trip up the Hudson cannot
well be described. The high juttlug PalInaGe-
stretching for miles Oh one shors, While on the
other were to be seen tlo private residences of
the wealthy merchants OF New York embowercd
amongst the groves, all combine to make MP n
panorama of beauty tlAt plesses and charms ar
often sH it may he seen
Yonkers, with its 1900 Inhabitants, seemed
Ike Young giant sprlnSing from tho forests by
which 1t was surrounded Then come Hastings.
Dobbs' Ferry, lrvineton, Eockand. iierruout,
Tarrytowu. Nyaci, Sing Sing, and other places
of more or less interest, keeping the mind buav
drinking in tho beauties of tile ecene.
West Point reached about o'clock when
lar @ number dirembarked sui were conveyed
by omnibHbes to tho u. s. Militery Academy.
Here an hour or more vas spent, pleasantly, il
spectiug the buildings, aid the many trophies
OF war. Tho steamer, with the rest Of the ex-
cursionists went on up tho river to Storm Kiug
mountain, and then Ieturnid, leaving Wost
Point at o'clock precircly, and arriving at Jer-
sey City at r. NJ. IN SO minutes more, the ex-
cursionists were all aboard tho train again. bound
for home, arriving here at 10 minutes after
o'clock All we're delighted and all loud in their
praise Of Mr.. Smith i'll his efforts to please them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
rRAIRs LkAyH WILMINGTON.

IhAlNb ihhf1 Hp41lNuIbNf
Fcr fesc York-1.si, A. N, 1911, 1919, b.<1, 2. n
For Phtladeipksa. 90, $40, $40. O. 41, 1880
A. M.l3l7, 1a.42, 40 4.ln, o42 7.9o, $50 H. NJ sun
DAYS. s.iu, M; AS, e.so, $50, P. NJ.
For Baltimore aud Washington -l2.6s. 205, 1907
a. M. I2to, LIS o.2o, ITO. P. M. sundays, 1ao2
203 A. M.
F0r Ns,s castls.-aoc, $50, oas, A. M ;1.w, cao p.
II. No Sunday traine.
For Deauars q. R-n.oo 95 A. NJ. $40 PM nhe
$40 :. NJ. train rus only fat as Hsrringtonl. No
sunday trains.
P. N. SUNDAYS, 2.on, p. ~.
For Wilmington ana Hea,ttno n. R.-625, A. d.;
4s6, T. n. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIvK AT wngrTaroN.
Pyon keao YorI.-i.Gs, 8. NJ; ie.es, i.1s, TOO, j.
N. sundays l.S5, A. N.
From sladeiphsa.-i2.4o, 1.bs, 80 s.h6, A. III.
1910, 1854 LIS, H. b.l6, $50, 100 s.s, 1l.g0
sundays, 10 az l.b5, i0.uo, A. NJ. 7s, llco, p. NJ.
From Rakimors.-12l q4k A. NJ; 1891, l2.40,
5.32, 9.20, T. NJ. sundsys, la, A. NJ. esl 7. u
Np1a Pashi'tJtois.-- lEl A. a. i20I, l2.80, b.S1,
$50, T.. M. Slndsy , ,1.2, A. NJ. u; 9.2n, r. ID.
Rfon Prt pe7,ost.-seb A. M. No sunday train
From R..1at,lJsgn d Weater'i x. R.--T.bo, y. 4.
lln M. sundays b9o, p NJ.
From Wilmington 4 Reaaisg z. R.-io,l2, A. NJ. :;
$40 p. NJ. NO sunday trains.
TRAINS L4Ayn PHILADELPHIA FOB wIE&IHGToN.
From Bfoad ami Prime Streets 81 o. eso l0.a0 a.
NJ. lx.lb s0U, sUU, p io o I on a l1.5J p. M 4,
'undsvs, 30, \. "; 600. 9.sr, 1l.sO, p.
From We Philadelphia Dpot - 2s0. A. Nj; 1910,
1915, G0D z. NJ. sundays. l2.io, A. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
t.o.=. .,re.l.lss.
Sun sets at 1871.

sun sets at T.2l.
sQnrise tomorrow at 45t.
Noon rises tbs ev ninp at 10 81.
Secretaries and book. cases at da,r's
Fuliper lunched the RtGdi 9 visitors and dil It
vel, OF course.
The reaiiug boys ought 10 have laid n stock OF
Dub IFS ma be ore golag home,
We b makes h Is nearly as good No Macklrays
and mt Vheal e., at 20, MARKET street.
some If the ne and Original t.igns of furniture
mad b. fptarpli . Mahsfi' ur.ng Co.
Ev' rybcdy sh~ul hsv "a sn spr,nkler and foun-
tin for nhic1 g Iu nal Il os. florists.
De, oilnandc has large otof wares wt to sell
and the aluli1n will 30 on on saturday next.
Reaut fnl cIcll0r pr ntlng for mere ants and
other bu-ln-ss men. az the COMMERCIAL office.
Quick Job, neat VI rk and far prlu euaran eed
by NC srtp Kenney, u holsters, Al2 hipl,yst.
SUNNI garments reduc d In price Al he leadli 4
store ii | anu Market. Try rpxbaam's prices anu
styles,
IL Seems there are IN This ,itv no uuet PLAYERS
wiling To pax mp the glove thrown down by Hook
esslr.
Rxt-a sugar cured hams, torgies, new macrerel
shad AID herring, al BOwnan's, "a and King. Prices
dOWn
"Rpally eye 'lont," describes Green a ice or am
IN h S rect ma ke The stand is at the Iight OF
the Orsng street emit atce III he sih sr Ell markti
For really nne tio, Jamaica, Naracaibo Java
MOCHA. and | IBERIA coff' is ami for the CHI lca
Teas ot all vati,tlcs, 90 70 Bowman 2t IN Klug
lie always has 0n fBnd about the hest q So tineht
o these goods M r. l. In town. AID his prices ar
CERTAINLY the lUwrE, On tli;V considered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23

EB Nervous Dsbtlity.A depressed, irritable state
Of mind weak; nervous; exhsussed feeling; no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence of excuses, OF meutal over
work. This Nerpotls Lebiltu finds sovereign cure
In Humphrey Homeopathic Specific, No. 2s. It
tones up the system, dspes the mental gloom end
Is perfectly harmless AMI alwa,s efficient. Price
t5 for package of i've boxes ard large s. via Of
powder, wnicn ls impor' ant In Old, serious cases
or 81 per single boz. sold 10y ell druggists. OF sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co.. NO. h82 Hrnad-
way, N.Y febs5,daW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
&snistlr's 4lntires.
ID EGIsTER s OFFICE,

ID EGlSTERS OFFICE,
~ NKT CASTLE COUNTY, July s. 1873.
Upon the application OF Edward Men nh4!l and
henrt ~endlnha |. administrators of arah K Men
nha'l, late of inigt0n Hundred in SAID COUNTY,
deceased; II Is ordered and directed by the Register
thai The administrators aforesaid give notice of the
Granting Of Letters 0t administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 10 he posted
within i0rty days from the date OF such letters In
SIX o. the most public places o! the County OF New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against
Tie Estate, 10 present the same, or ABIDE by All Act
oi Assembly IN such case made anApruvidcd And
also cause TIE same 'p he inserted within The same
period IN The DAiiY oMNEFciAL. d newspaper pub
liNhed III Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks (eouD
Gwen uudUr the hand and Seal Of Once Of
II. ~ the Register aforesaid, AT New Castle. in New
castle County Aforesaid, the day aud year
above written,
s. c. RIGGS, Register.
NoTlCB--An persons having cAlrus against the
Estate OF The deceaSrd must present the same duly
atieslei 10 the Administrators on or before Ju y
h. lsit, or ABIDE the Act OF Assembly in such
niutie nnd provided
upNEY PSAEv NM NJ i9niIL nITH itL' Administrators
Address, iinnVtnn, ne iya-awfod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
Broke Bottle. and Horses, Feet.

To the Editor a the COMMERCIAL.
We feel sure no ono worid throw broken
GA 8 bottl in the Street they would think
FOR one momeut Of the consequences. Com
plants come from all parts OF the CITY and
divers BAY they can stand 1t no longer One
OF the splendid horses OF the Water Witch FIRE
Co. has had his foot cut twice. That is serious
aud it would o dta- lessen 70 any one addicted
such practice shnnld his honse catch fire and
ths h, rses feet . Gu ~ badly hey would be
unable to haul the engine to put it out,
MANAGERS s. p. @. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
Tho Clayton abuse.
AnrryAr.s. ur 10 rurr MORNING.

W suchincoss. City Geo Condron Washington
Ale X Mcknlsht, Imla nidlos tston
Wa sol VI MS, FBC unselm II, et Lou's
IA A iiHwo tn, % n Sanders
= = Brown, y Y Mrs h T sand rs
Miss j .'tcr, Reading | " I'us,y, aveland q
Miss Anne hays Nrli W usty,
Miss kines. INA Chls " opelani, NY
Miss awrenee, Phiia NJ q Wheel r, WASTED
Miss l. Add ews, Camden = Olliers, ew Jersey
y = t'rwland. sew York Mrs B & lers,
c Gamble, Phua Jas nnder, Nil on Dl
Mrs W u.amue 2 Phia = y Le'arD ter, 'i,y
hellsh. tckpurt n Y a / .tdsrson, baito
, Lakue. lhia cha * war, Pma
@ y ti'ivari, j Bato II Weston, Lancaster
d G hathbOne, Pm a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23

~ During the epidemic of intermittents in the
Weet this season, the whole immense stock Of
Ayers que cure became exhsus ed, and the pro-
oucing power OF his Laboratory was fvurh Ina ie-
quAte 10 meet tue demand Many who knew Its
extraordinary virtues for The cure OF CpILLs AND
FkyER, paid exorbtant prices for It. THIS aGrE
CURE Is sail, by those who use 1t, to never fail.
R-ader, IL you must have suirsl aid take tse best
of medicine. Poor remedies are dear "a good are
cheap, al any price you have 10 ply for them.-
Charleston Courier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
STEAMBOAT "S.M.FELTON,'
Cabin Talk Between Two Ladies on
the StcsiinbOnt as. VI. Felton,,
PLYING BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON I

MRS. F.-The object Of my trip TO Philadelphia
was to huy clothes for Nr. fS--a and Charlie hut
found the trices so high that am compelled to re-
lurn without fuly supplying my wants. visited
uuzen stores and finally selected one suit, though
ihe Clothes did not suit me 10 pattern nor In price
me salesman informed me rather impertinently
that WAS hard TO suit John and my son must wnit
until prices come down later In the season.
MRS. q About a week ago cut out OF the Con-
MERciAL Nathan Llebermsn's advertisement in
wilmington, Thought would examine things At
Inc =. E corner OF Fifth aud Market Ioilleh there
nhu Tue great variety Of Mems Boys and CbiiirenB
Clothing confused me- hut the salesmen were so pt-
tlent and polite that II was really pleasure 10 be
there saw at least ten ladies' who all seemed de-
llghted with the store. They did not all buy, hut
they were as well treated as II they cid. bougtt
two suits-onc for John. It WAS a fine diagonal
coat and vest alike, and light coored pants fJr flh
ana Char les was a tne al-wool suit and cost S. 90
have Ii berman's prices in my pocket.
= he salesman actually gave me q signed guaran-
zee and had the right TO return III /, clothing II
they were not satisfactory. shall always patron
i2e that house.
MfS. FL wish knew that before going to the
expense OF visiting Philadelphia. l slall go tomor.
row nGrnng to
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,s
Largest Clothing House In Delaware,
=. T.. cor Fifth and Market streets.
Ihhyl"-sho Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23

ED- Eggs for HatcAirsg.-The usual price for Brown
L'ghon eggs for hatching with poultry breeders
is IS per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
now being sold at only 81, and the br ed pure. For
laying qualities thy hare no equal. Apply at 42s
Market street. niar24-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23

Entirely removed with purely vegetable nell
cine, pas ing from The syst IN al ve No fee unless
the head pa sea. Come r-'er IN patients trea-
ted. Dr.. =. f. &c KgL, No North Nlnin st ,
pnuadelphia. Adv &C free. seat. PIN and StUm Ch
Worsi- al oremoVei. lie er falls. For renewing
az Kinds but Tame Worm, the ne irin" can be had
Price s., For Tape Worm, .he patent mt cone
on and have 1t removed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23

tv-CGuttsn 10 purehdsers Of tie Feructdn Syrup L
protected solution of The protoxide OF IRON. Re
wsre of be rg deceiv d by any II he preparations
or Peruvian Bark, or B1k ard IRON, wni N NAV bI
offered ., you. Every bottle OF h genuine has tn,
name "PERuyIAN SYsu',' mot Peruvian Barb
upon 1t. hxalnine cart fully before purchasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-23
Honest Uealiny.

The Spencer ptica, Manufacturing Company OF
Nes Tk hava made great repuia Ion for their
@, taIno a. Spec ar and fyt- la ,ses whcl are
ell Manufactured II helr own fact6ry, vito the
most sru ons ca-e AMI tEill. Trademark, u
iill dem0L on ey.ty pair.
For snie IN Mrmi' gton 10y b. 9. Clark.