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Chicago, h. y IL &'St.'''P Paul
RAIL WAY.

THE GREAT THROUGH LINE BE-
- TWEEN.
Chicago, New York, New England, the Canadas,
All Eastern and Southern Points,
And the Great Northwest.
Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
Chicago Depot-Corner Canal and West Madi
son SITS. Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all
parts OF the City constantly passing.
Chicago City Otlices-6l and 63 Clark st.
-, milwaukee, Deepot-Corner Reed and South
running regularly therefrom to the principal
pt esy sas oce-oo East Water Street, cor
ner Wisconsin St.
The Only Through Line Between
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, SAINT
PAUL, AND MINNEAPOLIS.
It traverses a finer country, with grander
tres and pleasure res. rts than any other North
western Line. And the only Railway Line
TRAyERsING THE VALLEY OF
T. THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI,
And along the shore OF Lake Pepin.
Also via of Madison, Prairie du Chem,
McGregor, Austin and Owatonna.
Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
OF THE BEST AND TRACK PERFECT.
,a5-Connecting at st. Paul and Minneapolis,
St: Paul Dep0t-Cor. OF Jackson and Ievee.
City Ofice-llS East Jackson ST., corner OF
Third Street. A. V. H. CARPENTER,
351y. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt. Milwaukee
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[2o lots in Block 8; 10 lots In Block 1, and 10
lots In Block 5, 81 q EACH

To lots IN BLOCK 3 10 lots IN BLOCK 4, and 10
lots In Block 5, d 28eacl.l
STATE OF MINNESOTA,)
MOBILES COUNTY }ss
WORTHINGTON, June l9tli, 1875
Personally came before me william NJ. Bear,
Auditor in and for the said county of Mobiles,
and being duly SWORN says that the company
ing list of delinq uent taxes is q true and cor
rect list Of the taxes remaining delinquent for
the year 1874, for the county of Mobiles and
State OF Minnesota. WILLIAM NJ. BEAR,
County Auditor.
sworn and subscribed to before me this 10Th
day OF June, 1879 d. n. CARRIER,
Clerk Dist. Court.
Office Of Clerk District Court the within list
filed this 2lst day of June, 1875
b. n. CARRIER, Clerk.
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Minnesota,

with thanks for favors in the past, we desire
to remind the good people Of Worthington and
surrounding country that We are here, ready at
all times to serve them with goods as low as they
can be found IN Southern Minnesota.
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Kentucky has gone Democratic by
a majority of over $4,000.

Prof. Chas. G. Finney, for many
years President of Oberlin college,
died Of heart disease on Tuesday last.
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RRPUDLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Chief Justice.
-. JAMES GILFILLAN, Of Ramsey.
For Governor.
JOHN s. PILLSBURY, of Hennepin.
For Lieutenant Governor.
]. B. WAKEFIELD, of Faribault.
For Secretary Of State.
J. 8. IRGENS, of Mower.
Ror State Auditor.
i o. r. WH1TCOMB, of Olmsted.
- IN For State Treasurer.
'' WIN. PFAENDER, of Brown.
For Attorney General.
G. P. WILSON, of Winona.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
8. H. NICHOLS, Of otter Tail.
For Railroad Commissioner.
G. A. GILMAN, of Stearns.
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American, Wash Blue.
For Laundry and Household Use.

MANUFACTURED AT THE
American Ultramarine Works, New
ark, n. J. .' 80.
Our Wash Blue IS the best in the world. IT
does not streak, contains nothing Injurious to
heal b or fabric, and IL used by all the large
laumdries on account Of It's pleasing effect and
cheapness. Superior for whfteWaShing. l'ut up
IN packages convenient for family use. Price 10
cents each; For sale by grocers everywhere
Always ask for the AMERICAN WASH BLUE, IL
you want the cheapest and best.
AMERICAN ULTRAMARINEW WORKS.
31c3m.l Office, Y William Street, New York.
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DRUG Department.

We have full stock of fresh and reliable
DRUGS standard Patent Medicines-C hemi-
Gals, Paints, Oils, Dye stuns, Window Glass,
Putty, Druggists sundries. Notions; Perfnmery,
TcNet and Fancy Soaps.
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Moody and Sankey, the Evangel-
lists, have arrived in New York
They will each spend a few weeks
with friends and will then begin their
labors on this side of the water.
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St. Paul & Sioux l|llt' {. City cit
- IA T.. : iIl2 ii AND =: -. .~~:.s
Sioux city & Saint Paul az R. l.. r. /.

These Companies now offer in Northwestern
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 100000 acres
Of the Finest Land in the State. At low prices
o. long Credit, With easy payments, At low
These lands are very productive, Easy of FCul,
tiyation, Convenient to markets, and to Villages,
Churches and Schools.
Alternate sections mostly occupied by actual
residents: climate pleasant and healthy. 49,
For circular giving full information, or for
prices Of particular lands apply by letter or per-
SODally to " Land Department" of either, Com
pany, at st. Paul, Minnesota.
49,. ,, IT Nv. BISHOP, General Manager.
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The WHEAT CROP OF MIN.
NESOTA

Mr.. Pennock Pussy, former Com
missioner Of Statistics, estimates the
acreage in wheat in the State of Min
nesota for the year 1875, at $4,000,
or 10 per cent. more than that OF
1874, and that the average yield will
be Is bushels. This will give total
yield of 80, 100, 900 bushels, and de-
Quoting 100000 as the amount de-
stroyed by grasshoppers, will leave
33,000,000 bushels as the yield Of the
State, with an estimated surplus of
25,000,000. The Ploneer-Press esti-
mates the total money value of this
crop at $23, 100000, or $4,000, 900
greater than that of the crop of 1874.
The high price prevailing, it is
thought, will draw the old and the
new crop into market, so that the
amount realized for. this year, or the
year ending June. l, 1875, will be four
times as great as the amount realized
for the preceding year. In short, the
Pioneer-Press thinks that the wheat
marketed this year will put in circu-
lation $28, 900, 900, against 81, 900, 900
from the same source during the last
year.
1t Is safe, therefore, to predict that
money will be much easier and that
during the next year business will be
more brisk in Minnesota. Even if
the above figures are too large by one
fourth or one-third, (and they do not
seem to be above what the facts war
rant, we have still abundant margin
for predicting flush times compared
: with those Of the past year: .
THE GRASSHOPPEP EGGS. !:
The Window Reporter; with UNI
characteristic unfairncss, quotes from
a single paragraph of our article on
the grasshopper eggs, and devotes
halfa column to showing that it will
not do to trust to the statement of
.Entomologists that the next years
hatch will not mature. The Repor-
ter says:
The assertion of the theory that the
eggs will not hatch, or if they do
hatch that they will not have vitality
enough to live, is not the way to treat
the subject at all. 1t may take away
q little of the fear from strangers and
induce people to settle in the Nation.
al Colony, but it will not prevent the
destruction of crops.
Now. we gave this as simply the
theory" of the Entomologists and
as one of the "chances =" in our favor
Three-fourths of the article was de.
voted to showing how to fight the
grasshoppersin case they should hatch
and the design Of the article was ex.
actly that of the Reporters, viz: to
i prepare the people of this county 70,
"a. fight. The space which the Repor
ter wasted IN setting up this man Of
straw and then knocking it down,
could have been much better employ.
ed In the way the ADVANCE used its
space, viz: In giving the views OF
practical men as to how the eggs and
1.-The grasshoppers may be destroyed
and our crops saved
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The Only Through Line Between
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, SAINT
PAUL, AND MINNEAPOLIS.

It traverses finer country, with grandel
scenery, and passes through more business cen.
tres and pleasure RESI- rts, than any other North
western Line. And the only Railway Line
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
MATT CIRPENTER ON THE VAR P1TH
Going for Two Editors who Accused him Of
Belonging 10 the Whislscy Itiug.

To THE EpuOR or the CuICACO TRtnuNr-
SIR: You hite seen nt TO ch rye n sub-t nee OF pun
lsh communications which in suustttc" chtrpi I'D"
with having been mher, or VIZ nil of. or con.
nc trI witl what yuu choo % dcnOmnlic TIE WIS
key iuugtl NUwluesct by which vour rca cr u un-
d stand, ~ yun intend tnoy shall, mt VS. whl
sen Iur, sirOr 40 tn' iruif of fraud upon tue utcf
M rev uue rvs of tlr IutHu Sn.cs
I an now ~ much ri Eigrd 100 aticrli 8 TO inc
r'sii, ei .ns d. a., lndcs star, c'u.ts n,r iu
VIII hc tiin q trw wtrk.. tl sn' ytu iuf i1 aud
~ 90 4 ynu fair opportunity to prove youf
Cl. .rrr- ii YOU can.
II your charges are true. I am dlsgraccd man ~
not ares and which T. the wi ain We Will ful mt 20
Z g dctcruinltl Of jury Whcec The yir.rcUc' no.
tween truth Hnd latchoui H. rctus'u1 H. n v'iu can
G. anlis NV ilt ought to be- disgrace d. ana an VIE
lns TO be- n on cannot, you ought to be, however uh
wilIing yuu may be
vii NOT taec YOU to WASHINGTON, nor Noya scotia,
nor uin. nor thrvcnnc, under the Poland law q!
huf WI sut you iu the lutr states Circuit Court ill
thr NOR hnrn District W .Huni. uul yur may we'll
BE- ctllectu your cviucnCc az o tue sun 81.
Mar A. tturTNTrE.
To rrr fpirpR OF rus CuIcAoo EyFsING Jnrrysi .
1nu ella Cc mo it, your pIurr ul Dec. Win having
attorney for tiH Nil4t cv ituE duuug iuy
senatorial term. ana sly had no e ghf tu do Hl.
ann pN'rc lffrls husy al ur scat. uuf ns soon A. I
60 nui tiuc VIII nnpfd YOU an opunrurib 60 PROVE
yorr arg AMI n YOU dp o.. shIl. submit 10 your
conc.usion that I I'D wronS. You irr.,
MATT. H. CARPENTER.
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LITTLE woMAN,s rLUcK.
Through Tcmpcsts md Enduring Inrdships
that shattered strong Men.

ffOptths Sb FrpDcis"9 Cbrotfcie
ON the s'e1mcr Mkado, which arrived
In this %, 10 On s turdav Il. came Capt. Groves
and his vile ana Two g, ilurcn' one " nih-, WHO
h vc hal most r. marx bic escurc FROM ~ ing
swan weu Np 'mu uri ~ ,,o ~ I'll ,,h,r
unfottun to -, he Captain md his sc iic ere
both compar tively Young. and l"vh snni i,ntlN
rewurn o. have borne the tuti'n- ~ many
more We r. than have yet oiled oN rthcir he'd@.
the lady IL small. dtlic tci, f,iWrd, ana yet
plucky. ar courageous. nd full 81 n'tWi'i u
when de atliua tho thrifihc dventur,s through
which sue aud her hu~b nd have pn.s,d.
On Autt ~ they lrft Antwerp for taliao In the
shin Albert Gilaiin. They had n plosucrous
VOYAGE Tor three months. liut ON August z on
Cape Horn. 80 south ana 10 west, hoi w "a
struck the shil and carried away the rudder 10
about ~ n'cluck l.. NJ. Then for fouft en- days
every effort made to 'cplace II bat the
weather continued severe and She rouZh iu'
and waves tusse'l the ruddeflcs' sup !" uin ITO
like cork. Aud all TINS time. a. the henNN Sc ~
rollrd "F, r. me We L. every suul On n'"i' . ".T
wore u dry ,armcnt for two week..
At length Aug. 10, the uverwa- he'd shin WIS
found to hc wi lnn two miles OF the llurinisO
I-linds and drifting on 90 the rocks. INN %
atelv al ON board Of the unmnnnecahle We ri
were Compelled hastily to abandon her, which
thcy did In two life boats { about . a. NJ. Ihe
Captain, his wife, two children aud five scaWcn
took one boat nd the rem itnder of the crew
the other, and the latter have not been heard
Aft,r AN were IN the small boat the Captains
brave little wife rushed un To the ship ana
snutrhed the chrinluetcrs aud charts and
brought them away safely. The lfc uual was
sw lmucd hceil tic ship. The 10 t got away
with siX pound Of bread, out this was satur
Htcd wi h salt water when she tlled. They
brought away no fresh water, nd Tor two days
were without drop whlic driven about hv the
bo'ste is waves and seeking landing place.
ON Aug. " they got ON shore on Hermit lsl-
ana, hut the SIX DAYS they rem Inc there II
thuudefed, and hghtoncd, aud showed. and
W. 50 culd that treN were htile htttor OF IN n
ON tine ocean. he rocky isle was barron. untn-
hnbitcd. ard dtsoiAc. Aut.@l they left tins
Island, hoping To make staten Land me hum
of ~ .ltto Gt.fu
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A NOVEL RACE IN TIE RINK.
MOOSE Avn THREE Mules MAh-
ING FUN ron THE BOTS.

About 2OO persons gathered around the
Rink in the American Institute building on Sat
ufdiv eVtntng. atir cted Is tue announcement.
displiyed ON let red posters of a grand mo, Sc
race, a mule hurdle brush, and fox hunt
At O'Clock only one gas barror struggled
with the cavcruous gloom OF the great in
terror. ana the steady PUNK, PUNK Of nlnty
hoof. WAS the only iudicati IN to the persons In
the fos outside that ANYTHING was going a., m
side. A stout do,rnan faced the crowd on
tho sidewalk. and as he thrust tnem back he
shouted Now Jest hold on gentlemen, the
meuSe l. takin' \ torn around the track Az I'll
let yer M ~ iees'n ten n IN t"s.'
At tfc,Npira ion Of the 10 minutes the door
man st,rpcd aside. nd tie thrnus Of moi. men
aud boys 500 ~ lost i'srlt IN thc darkness IN
other cha delcr was iirht'd' the band struck
uu. and the Prom, tor 81 the cnter,HinInrnt
paced thrupatfu's ~ aud down the pa form.
llc ia "a short, stout m.n WIN rudy creeks
aud white To- III, ami was dress ed in
EurIsh spnrting clothes. with tall hox hat
ana a varicsatrd vest. cross whisn dangied u
tundrrnu- watch cham. td re, ~ don't want
in rlve my n me and you might as wei saw that
tine shpw is conducted ~ M. Defines. ~ "A
e. vel. how DE ,,u ,n , M'u.s " rom tne
teen months old. and weighs 100 hounds. when
hr COTS lis i'Ow,h al three years he Viii WtiEh
~ Inc 'mcus.' is the fnstcst animal in tho known
wui Id. hut This climate dun't agree with MIN.
and ;tll NDu that nothing puts ihe stunt into
hiu lice twenty DEGREES below zero. hen too.
tuc saN Dust ANA the sil tlN moor wiz rtl-' lhc
dcv. with nm, though ! pc ue'l - an night
He already ifuted hi- % u ~ NV. lhe mules,
too. re icettlc rii-ty. aud litrrh ua- prohibited
The { hunt. go IN % have to put the ludions
on the track instead"
More g.s j,ts we're u.ltcd, the hand be- N
TO tl.y. nui r.. ". u. llatri.uu, who used to
/ ,xhtnli inc Girl WHO wrote. with her toes and
the "Guuute~-." IN R.ruuu'r show, mounted
the music stand. q ned Ms SILK. put his eve
glass 700 ,h- lcit eve. aud tad that IT," " N"ules
a. q" HAL tnilmti 80 the three racer-. y lnttu-.
j fuio. aud iurk. .cu'ci nnuni ue uacN. u rred
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UPORDEN-On saturd y, Dee. 4, William y. Borden,
i-r. t1 trtf-
flr.rh Iu'sdl ", am inst, al uclock H. VI fiom
M ltH residence. 20 last lNHll 81.
GLltSFil.-Ou ~AlDt fay, poe !, Rehccca Gillespie.
Funeral VIII Wer place uu MludiN, uth inst, nom
TIE idrncc II nor oro "r-iaw Charles tuwan 1891
il ~ - llraoSyn Relatives and friends are respect
lully invited.
hRAtF.-uu sunday, Dee. At Elizabeth st., Mr..
Wa Grace aGcl IS years, Ike ocer VI the siXth Pre-.
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Two weeks AGO Miss III, Smith, teacher in
School 2. llorokcn, borrowed s2l from Nss j''i f.
McCausland. teacher In school 3. The latter on rdav
wont o. o. asurcr Harm OF Co.," Lllci.iun Holru. Ai
tnll hun ~ Hh. hal been auihurf tu coNcri y
itl'r s1lary for Nu'cAIntr aud Mi MEG Aurlu id
tifff Miss Sri'h's name ana tools tht m neg. She
drlnctcd the amount of Nt - Smih'- 1tDt rul ga
ClJa cu tie remainder to the iArd 10 Investigate.
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zion traverscd ny our execution. We neglected
tO ~ t. That the di-tric, ttruug witch W. n We
.Hssed Is FnuWu IT, tue II tive iuhai ittnts by
he Ocal name Of " ihnmt sou street
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and u WHY rurc Dnolri.i c,,.Y amr QIIAs lgish
I,a. syid y drusss1s. ure cure. idv,
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Dr. Lyons rooih Tablets
lr,rrlNc the tr'il beau iIl.i..
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4. Biu pric.s pnid fOrcnsf-nncinthinn. sd.
di,ss CT. CAMERON, l52 Huusc st. liu 81. %,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-06

CONSTITUTION ADOPTED ARRANGE sMESTs FOR AN
EXCURSION To THE MOODY AND sANKEY MEET
INds.
large meeting OF the Young Mems Christian
Association was held on Saturday evening at
their room, Sixth and Shipley Street, H. @. Con-
rad, Esq, presiding, and I. McCorkle, Jr, act
ing as secretary.
The Committee having the matter in charge
reported constitution and bylaws for the gov.
ernment of the Association which were adopted.
Any person, Of good moral character whether
member OF a church or not, may become
member by the payment OF 81, annually, and
persons may become life members by the pay
ment of s25. The second Thursday of each
month was agreed upon for the regular meeting
OF the Association, but the rooms will be open
at all times. The officers consist OF President,
Secretary, Treasurer and Board of Directors
composed of one member from each OF the
churches in the city. Standing committees are
provided for on devotion, tracts, employment,
boarding houses, and temperance The commit
tee TO make arrangements for excursion to
the meetings OF Moody and Ssnkey reported
that telegram had been received from John
Wanamaker, asking the Association to nsme the
time for ithe excursion, when arrangements
would be made to reserve seats
Next Tues lay evening. the 18th inst. was then
fixed upon for the excursion, the tickets for the
round trip to be 70 cents.
The Association then adjourned until Thurs
day evening next, when officers will be elected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time TG,Io.
TRAINS lRAvE w1LNINaros.

IhAlNs LhAfh WlLAlN1ItN
For New Tork-1.s2 A. M; .222, 1912, 5.46, p.
For Philadelphia 100, s.ro, 900. 50, 1890
A. M; l2l7 1912, 2.00, d10. $40, T20, 93l, P. M.
Sundays. 80. $40. A. NJ. 4 45, Q 50, 0 81, T. N.
For baltimore -1252 1.5S, 905, NJ; 1885, ! ~,
$50. 710, T. NJ. SUNDAYS, 10 62, 1865, A. NJ.
For Washington.-12 81, o5. 9.03, A. NJ; 1886,
1.23, Tl0, T. NJ sundays. 1882 IS A. NJ.
For Nes Castle $50, 9sO A. NJ. 1.25, 64', P. NJ.
No Sunday Trains.
For Deidtodre r. Rs 80, A. NJ, to Crlsfeld 8 40,
P. NJ, to Harrington. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington b Western R. RIO 30, A. NJ.
5.35, P. M. No sunday Trains.
Fer Wilmington d; Reading r. R.-645, A. NJ, ;
s.45, SIS, p. M. NO Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From NeiO Icrk--i6s, A. NJ. 1874, lib, I 90 P.
NJ. SUNDAYS, l.s8. A. M.
From Philadeiphia.-i242 ~. /. .bs Q 2h, 934, A. NJ.
1890, NJ ; 1854, LIB AIS 5l5 80. I,O0, $40 l1.O0
M - W. ~ ''''' ''''' - w
From Baltimore 94s, A. NJ l2 10, l2 40,
5.S6. s2l, z. NJ. sundays, LIZ. A. NJ 92', =. ".
From Washington Il ~ A. M. 12 i2, IL a., 5,36,
92l, p. NJ. sundays. 1.22, A. NJ. 92l, p. M.
Trains.
From DelatoDre R. r IS 81, A. NJ, from narrlng-
ton C5. 2. N from Cri ID.
From Neio castie.-s o2. A. NJ; l2 ", NJ 4O5,
6,6 p NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington IL Hostern r. X u 5J, A. NJ. ;
3l5 p. n. No sunday Trans.
From w ningto1l Il Reading R.-S20, A. NJ
1900, M. S5, p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LRAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad d Prime streets-s 90, $50, 10. 20, 4.
NJ, 12l6, 40 400. $40 90. 45, 30, II 80, r. NJ
sundays, s 80, A NJ. 6 90, $50, il. 80, p. NJ.
From 32d and Market Streets--12 40, A. NJ l2 10,
1918, Go, T. NJ. sundays, 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-06
COurr Proceedings.

NEW CASTLE, Dec. 4.
The case of VIM nomewood, Jr d. b. a. u.s.
Mayor and Council Of Wilmington p. b. r.. was
resumed, the Counsel on both sides occupying
considerable portion OF the morning summing
up the case. Chief Justice Gilpn charged the
jury that this being penal statute,it should be
strictly construed. II the jury believed that Mr.
Homewood raised sheep kc for the express and
primary purpose of selling them on the Will
mington sidewalk market, then they should rem
der verdict for respondents, but il they found
he was farmer in the general sense Of the
word, and raised sheep, &c., as an incident of
his farming business only and not for the ex.
press primary purpose of producing and prepar-
ing them to be sold in the Wilmington sidewalk
market, then they should find for appellant
The jury under these Instructions gave ver-
diet for Homewood without leaving the box.
Nearly all the afternoon was occupied in the
argument Of demurrer in the case OF VIM T.
smith rs. Walton X James, Covenant. Spru-
ance for plaintff, Patterson for defendants.
In the matter of jesse Davis Us. VIM. f.
Lambson. rule to show cause why the Sheriff.
sale should not be set aside, decision in favor OF
plaintiff.
The Court was occupied in dizposing OF petty
matters until adjournment. A. H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-06
Local Brevilies.

Sunset at 4.s3.
The moon sets at 1851.
Sunrise, tomorrow, at 7.1O
Christmas comes on Saturday
The stars shone this morning at g.
Umbrellas and wet weather caps at Dlbell's, E,
Sd street.
Good lunches for ladies' aud gentlemen al zoe
Market street.
The headquartersiof whseler Il Wilson are at i0il
Market street.
Adair Is the only one that renovstes his feathers
before selling them.
Gallagher makes an honest cigar, ut 7th and Wal
nut street. Try him.
Lemon d Co. sell mixed candles at IS cents a
pound, at III Market st Get.
Seeing is not believing There are many men you
can see and yet cannot believe.
Winter overcoats cheaper than ever before at
Goaerts tailoring house, No. 18 r dth rect.
webb, 304 Market street, sells the celebrated oil
tanned gloves, manufactured in Winchester, Va.
Call aud see for yousse!f what a splendid stock Of
wlnter garm ents BauXbaum has az / aud Market
street.
Fine stock Of beautiful goods as well as 'ha cheeI
ser grades, at the shoe store OF Fenneslty, 81 Ma
ket street.
The Emwcoi collar, for appearance and Or, is un-
surpassed All hrst-cass furnishing stores have
them for sale.
This year holiday presests will be OF the useful
kind SUCH for Instance, as furniture slch as Is of
fered ny the Enterprise Manufacturing Co., at 22U
Market street.
Mothers, do not let YOUR darlings suffer with the
whooping cough II you have a remedy so near at
hand Use Dr. Bulls cough syrup, and the little
sufferer. Will soon ind relief frice So cents
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-06
h. +. kunkers Is!t,er wine OF iron.

THIS truly valuable tonic has been 50 Thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that Is
deemed indi Inensable as a Tonic medicine, 1t costs
hut lltle plflles the blood and gives tone to The
stomach ren0vltes the syst N aud prUlOngS lite.
Everybody should have II. For the cure OF weak
stomachs, general debility, indigestion, dis ase of
The stomach, aed for | eases requiring ionic,
This wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
sail OF iron we pDssess-C iuatc OF Magnetic OXIDE,
combined with the most emerge ic OF vegetable ;on-
ics-ieOw Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something to strengthen yOu?
10 you want good app tc"
Do you want to get RID Of nervousnegs:
Do you want energy?
DO y1u want to sleep well?
DO you want TO buid up your Ion it.t tun
Do you want to feel well?
DO you want a brisk and vigorous fee'iHcg
II you d. ny KUNKELo BIPl EK WINE OF
IkON.
| only ask q trla OF this valuable toulc?
Beware Of cOunierfeits as Kunkels Bitt;r y inc
If Iron is the only sure and eiectua' remedy IN th
and Debility, and as thete are number Of ilu.tt.
lions offered to the public. wound caution the
munlty to purchase none hut the genuine gGtitc,
manufactured by u. Il. kunke, and having MS
stamp on tee CORK Of every bottle. The very fact
tnat others are attempting TO initiate this valual IL
remedy, prove iti worth and speaEs volumes IN It's
fayoTs. Sold Only in 81 bottles, sold by drugg ST.
and dealers everys here.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all 'mplete, In 'wo hours. No fee Ii
head passes Seat, Pin AMI StOm ch Worms rcmcy-
Ell, ty Dr. kunkel 259 Nortn Ninth It,, Philadelphia,
Pa send for circular. For removing q ordinary
Worms, call on your druggist snd set a bottle Of
KunkeNs Worm Syrup. fllce 81.