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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
Tho GeIImIOid Irush.

These are the most durable sai easily adjusted
irnsSes ever offered 10 the pubnu. 4 ne spring IL Of
enc best English steel, ana completely covered with
Celinlot Whleh protects and preserves Il, wls the
pad IS o; The same meter.al.
Among the many great advantages OF the tp,!n-
lold Truss, which Will be 81 once appreciated nv
fh0st VINO nave worn Ir'issos, are THE following.
II is impervious 10 wafer.
II VIII never break or crsrt
II is always clean.
IL can be bent with the hauIt 10 aiS ;sr i..tfad
without artificial heat.
u Ill neil ner rust or chafe tte patient
II Will retain the most dficulf rupture win safety
and comfort.
II need not be removed while hAtniu.
Us durability is beyond question.
y If economical, for II will last life TIME
the heat OF the DCdy causes no unpleasant smell
In fact with Cellulod russ, the yparer has
comfort, Ease, safety durability, adsptabiltJ, and
economy. '''
A variety OF styles of these Trusses NAV he fonns
al Fosters Drug store, Front ana v est streets
fIease tall ana eNainlne Adtus' 'ments.made with
Dut extra charge.
special attention shown 70 ladies Dg Mrs Dr. Fos-
YER The gentlemen receiving their share Of atten-
ton hV a pnnnetenf man -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
PRESIDENT M AKING IN PENNSYLVANIA
HANCOCK AND HARTRANFT

The Pennsylvania politicians on both sides
are busy making Presidents II is not doubted
that the reception to Speaker Blaine at Harry
Bingham's hdd "polticAl Significance" and oil
the other hand the far-sigltod Democratic man.
ayers are thinking over their scaemos, one of
which is, according to Harrisburg letter tu The
n. Y. Tribune, to nominate General Hancock
for Jvernor, this Fall, beat Har.ranft with him
snd thus put him prominently forward to catch
the national eye for tLe Presidency. This Is a
good programme, but likely to fail at several
points. First, General Hancock will not run for
GOVERNOR secJnd, HlrtranfC would beat him. if
he did third, tile next Democratic candidate for
President will not be Uni0n general there
will be too many Gonfelerates iu the nomiDa
ting convention for that
H'rtranft aud Hancock were bora III the same
county OF Penn-y -ylvania -Aioutgomery-botb OF
Democratic parentage To have them opposed
10 each other in the contest for Governor wonld
etir up their circles of mutual friends pretty
rharp.y. Hancock, however, has now few as.
rociations with his old home. His father, whom
President Jobuson appointed Collector of Inter
nal revenue, is now dead, aud his Immediate
family has very few members. Hancock. By the
way, war III comInaud at Washington, when the
Lincoln conspirators were tried and executed
and Hartranft was executive officer under him
The former became styled by some yery yjolent
people " Mrs. Surratts hangman," though the
attack was altogether unreasonable, since he
simply did HE duty III carrying ont the iudR-
nent of the military commission.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
The sad story of n Musical Debut,
and Its Failure.
IErO-u a WASHINGTON

IFron Washington letter.
There are always crowds to be seen inspecting
the different departments. OF course the great
est interest is manifested in the Treasury.
There the largest number of ladies are to be seen
in neat attire, counting money or writing
Strangers express great disappointment about
the small numbers OF good looking women to be
seen. Generally they are middle-aged women
in rusty black, with careworn faces. Now and
then may be seeu young face and some at
tempt at dress and fashion. There are some no.
table persons who are always inquired for.
There is a lady who has been twelve years in
the Treasury and who looks older than she really
Is. She is not handsome and dresses now in
dull mourning. Her career has been different
from what friends anticipated. She was child
when Jennie Lind visited this country. She had
bird. like voice, and sang Jennie linds songs
80 wonderfully that when her father d Land she
and her mother We're left dependent upon rela-
tiyes, they thought that the best sssisance that
could be rendered would be to educate the child
for the stage.
She Was sent to Italy and placed under the
best masters. All the accounts received spoke
fayorably of her voice and application. In due
time she was considered competent to make her
debut, which took place at the Opera House in
London. She failed At first it was said that
the fault was more in her acting than her voice,
aud 30 the hope WAS entertained that she would
improve. Then she attempted concerts. An
engagement was Effected in New York, but dis
appointment awaited her there as well as in
Europe.
She returned to Washington, her native city,
after years of absence Her first appearance
was in concert. There was a perfect ovation
paid her that night. Upon the platform with
her appeared President buchanan, the cabinet
ministers, and Influential friends. There was
no enthusiasm after Eo- fret song. In answer to
the last encore she sang Homo, sweet home.'
Il was the test piece. Critics said there was no
sympathy or expression in her voice, She did
her best after that, and friends cung to the de-
luson that 1he might yet achieve success. The
result is told when mention what has been her
occupation for twelve years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
Gcaal alotifts.

through The property of said Anthony Reyho d To ba
public road which leads nom New Castle tJ saii,,
Georges.
And hat the Fald tnhony Reybold owner srd
AL other persrn int rested In the said a. uie de-
scribed lands aud right of wav be and appear at the
May y I'm reXt OF The knd sur erior Court In n ii
for New Castle County. az New Cattle, on Mon,la\
the seventeenth day OF May A ID, eighteen hbndr.i
and seventy-nye, and file their objections, If auI
they have. TO the proposed purchase.
IN e. stmony whereof have hereunto set nv ban1
aud affixed the seal of the sad Siiperior
H. S Uouri, at New astle. O. q eleventh daY OF
January, A. u, eighteen hundred and -ey.
onty-nye.
lCHARD q. c. OpRp.
jana 4mw Ir0thOnOtaiy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
SpettaI Hptltfs.
GrGsTSROr's improved 6esiRd0una
ia


GrosvoROr's improved Sesiad0nna
Plaster.
Capsicum Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells,
st. Nincent's Arrow kol
towers Glycesine
Turned Wood Boxes
Nelson's Geaine,
Concentrated Gycerluv,
Schering's Choral Iiyirats
Tin sedlitz Boxes,
star Mills Paper,
Filterlng Paper,
French Mustard plssters
Enervesrine Granular salts, ikea hey & Mattison ~
d 4 C's sugar coated Pills AMI Ciranues
Allcock's Porous Plasters,
Holler's Cod Liver OIL
Vinegar Bitters,
Hnlioway's Worm Confectons
Natthey Caylus Capsu,es,
PlRnten's Capsules,
Ia.rants Seltzer Apesieiu
Eenszey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial TTOcnes
Yankee shaving soap,
SGhafers Pepsine,
Lows Linin,ent
sn?pilrt 80 the trade al he lowest market Rates,
hy
s. BEINGHCRsT / co
whOlesaie aud Retail Druggists
Corner sixth ard Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
lssas-

SIR John Lubbock, VI. T., who deyote- h,niself
good deal TO entomology, dlssentu from the
genera! idea in regard to the doing4 Of bees
tie claims that they are a selfish lot OF meects
and holds that the degree Of devotion awarded
the queen bee ls altogether TOO great. There is
great difference III the degree Of their i,,reIi,'
senee, aud great pecIl.aritiea with reference 10
their time OF work. He believed bees did hear.
though he was never able to make snv ssnnd
which they were able TO recognize. He h. lieyed
they had keen -ense OF smell, AMI that would
account in many cases for the sntpathy or
otherwise which they are said to baye for per-
sIne. lie found that the warmth or codne.s of
his body had much to do with the friendlinees
towards him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
LEGISLATIVE RIOTING.

Harrisburg must go up head. There has been
Il standing rivalry between American legislative
bodies for years as to which should succeed most
perfectly in placing Law and order at defiance,
and the mede of excellence has moved first in
one direction and then in auether,-but it has
finally rested where all men are agreed that 1t
rishtfuliy belongs. To the Pennsylvania House
OF Representatives belongs tlae disticton, proud
or otherwise. of having more decisiyely outraged
public decency than any other deliberative as
sembly of late years. If dubious readers cannot
cake our word for it they are referred to the pro-
ceedings of Friday uight's session. We have
been told to blush for the American name 30
often that it i S to be feared sanguneal =ensi-
tiveness is left in that direction, yet it can be
said without extravaganza that the citizen must
be very hardened who can read the report re-
ferred to without disgust
Every known form OF roSdyism appears to
have had full swing on the occasion named.
An adjacent committee room WIS well supplied
with ammunition, in the shape Of Intoxicating
drinks, and as the night wore on the fever
grew as in the not unlike orgis of the witches
described in Tam UShdnter,-" fast and fu-
rious.' All semblance of order was lost. Bills
'passed' third reading by the reading of titles
only, and in aome instances were declared
finally passed without as much as reading the
titles, but only by the numbers More than this
"a large part of the proceedings were held in
vary contempt of law, without the necessary
quorum of members. 1t was known there was
10 quorum present and the attention of the
Speaker was finally called to the fact but we are
told this too critical person was induced TO with
draw his point of order until just one more
measure, IN which scine OF Las companions ere
Interested, could be illegally passed.
Aud tnis is the much vaunted Democratic As-
seinbly,-she body which when it got iuto power
was to reform the State Government It must
be bitter disappointment to honest aud intelli-
gent Democrats, but it cannot be called an IN.
expected result. The same danger precisely
threatens at Washington, where change of pow
er has been made on larger scale. just now
the Governor of Pennsylvania is the hope of che
people of that State He has the authority and
will doubtless see to it that none of the mess of
iiiegality called legislation enacted last Friday
night shall receive the executive sanction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
AIsnugc-et.NnIr Stnry.

Baden Baden, the Prussian officers were strictly
forbidden to play. One of them, however,
dressed as civilian. ventured to place ten Ma
poleens on a color. The color came up twice,
and the officer was just about to take up the
money when his eye fell upon the King or
Prussia, who was watching the game with inter
est 1n his fright, the officer did not dare to re-
move his Napoleons. The play continued, and
the same c llor came up third a fourth, a fifth
time, and 3, 900 francs were added to his pile
but the winner stood mntionless, erect as il on
parade, expecting the next instant to ace all his
winnings wiped ont. The King put an end to his
suspense by approaching and saying in kindly
mood 50 / advise You to draw in your win
nings, and to lie quick about it, before notice
you your luck cannot continue so favorable"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, Csundd.s
sscepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Southwest
eorner Fifth and Market Streets. 7ro cents copy.
Ten CENTS ,peek. DELIVERED FREE by carriers
throughout the city. The oMMERcIAL pin he snt by
mail % any Post Office in Aeto Castle County at $500
pr dnn,n; sI25 tor months; 90 cents per month /;
10 Post Offices outside Of Sew Castle county, $3.50 per
annun; $40 for three months; so cents pr month
THE PUBLISHERS rREPAY POSTAGE In all cases
COMMERCIAL l. STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
eided NTH irst-eGss machinery and stful irorken,
mr s1ecng Book, job and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions, at prices be oc the adiag Printing
Houses VI the large cities.
DELA EARE TRIBUNE, (Estkiy The eenmsuiar
orJan Of Farmsrs and Fruitgrowers; great Family
NeSspapsr; published sUery Thursday morning, nj
T,eo Dollars yea f, POSTAGE PREPAID BY rHE PuR-
sliHsRs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
Testimony.

cneerrully give this testimony tG the pnnic thai
Mrs. Fosters Blood i'uriner and Tettei Ointment
cured me
was afflicted for many years with disordered
blood, Troublesome ahd Obstinate tetter OF the
skin and swelling of Inc glands Of the ne.k which
was the o'Gssion Of prolonged suffering and ex-
penSe.
consulted eigh' of the most promneut phys,-
cialls III the clty ami used their medicine nng time
without receiving any permanent relief on the
Ing Of hope. was induced 10 try Mrs Fosters
B'u1d Purifier, which was recommended 10 me us
belng certain cure for my disease. Ii WIS the
turning point III my case after using two bottles
d 'le Blood PuTlneI IN connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling cease tile eruptOns l,sap.
ptdred aId now am entirely and afeGIuhlly cured
II further information If iesrtd rnpoerniug ms
case. cal. ~ Gy resiienre
rHOS. sltrrT,
1891 HldyIl5nt street, 0v,ti iith Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16

the front OF an idiot asylum founded nj England
by patent medicine proprietor Not OFT If
late 60 Ilrt--see wealth restored back to the
simple source from which it poured,
Thirty persons graduated at the Boston II ,l
Nersity School of Medicine on the 81 inst, even
" them being young women.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16

IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-,fer January 1st, 1915, the
pAIIY oMMERoIAL will he sent TO subscribers, free
of postage to sny Post oflce in New Castle county
a. $500 per annun and at the same late for three
months To Post ofiices outside of the county il
will he sent at the rata of $3.50 per year and 81 30
per quarter. The postage will he prepaid by the
publishers.
TIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition CT
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to subscribers to any
fost Chlce In the United States, at s2.cc per ye'r
.ha postage hein9 prepaid by the PUBLISH rS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
pHlLADELrHlA BURIAL CASE O.,
Gas and steam Sitt;ua.

II tEhRIS IL GARRETT,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND srEAM FILTERS
Pl.CMEgRs. LAS AND STEAM FfrTahs
pLUsRsRs, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
Nc. 80 a.AkR4r STREET, WILMINGTON. DEF.
No So HARhET sTRAEF, w!lMIstlroN Dx,-
"ATaR AMI Gas iNrso0,iuEp me
Dr s4lINos. FAyI.,RIss, caukcpss. vt.
CaA&DgLJk.a,
BRAC6Eas
PsNnANIn
SsAbiNo sTAt,iia.
.ni EsFcHrta,t or .=.... .
hi uithuiIJ H-aar
sNAss AND iruh suNrs
SSLs-Sa.- t.l.aTi.G .iNu VILLA
aArn us
shEEi rkAb
= asn sI4N,,a.
'"uN Asp LaAn RPS
ArIUMATl, ttas MACHINES,
"A strndid areeiu tor coantr, roaia, .u.-
Ia WIhtfiaD nkAis' TILE, ALL sizFsJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
IUSr READY - ENTIRELY NEW

q
LiNIAGSr M,
By Rev j. Chamb r.. This gifted ihor ha wing
free access TO the personal writings OF Livingstone
unlOlds clearly the gra deur Of his characte mag.
nj Ide Of his lIie-woIk, the giant.like peris and
thr linG adventures he met, the grand achievements
he won as also the cut lost es, onde and wenl h
OF mat mar e0u' country It's We. etatiOn, mineral
reptiles, beasts, savaPes, etc. ide Awake Agen 4
wanted everywhere at nee Tor The on chea com .
plete work over 500 pages, 100 lendid lllusiia-
tOns suberb map includes hi. Last Journal-.D j
Pnce only s3 Oh. WIN sell imm' n,eiy. Millions
want II. For particulars address huBB sRD Bho.
Pn llshers, 7.3 : mson ST.. fhilada. inars-dYy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16


business, March 1si, 1910.
EES0URcE'.
Loans and dscoTnis, ss2,'0ll7
u. :. Bonds to secure circulation. 61,O00.OO
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages, Liza
I ue from rCdcemtng and reserve a. ents Il, $500
Due from other Nat onal Bnnke, q b9a "a
Due to State Banks aud Bankc :, 2 U15. i3
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, lO,tO0,O
Current eX atnses und taxes PAID, l2l "
Bills Of other National Banks. I 5000
Fractional rarien Qnciudins nckelsj SOS
Legal-fender n0,e In0OO
X denl'ion quad a. Z. 5 Traa1rer 2,sa0.0O
ruial fllsh6tR
LIABILITIES.
Capital Sfoc, paid n, s5NemOO
surplus inpl. >, - 90
Other undivided PROFITS, aiiOs
Nalinnal Bank notes oiiista linc, II6hn.0l
dividends u0pad ga3 ~
lnni, ii iAl deposits, d'i31 u
u 10 Ottr Ma unil Rauks l2hS rs
TJR, si.s,5si9g
state Of uellw lit. Conny OF SeN Castle, SIS:
|, Geo y. Lindsey, Gas ter Of the Ahnve-hAmed
hAk, do s1cnnly swear ih9t the ahOVe 5 nirmeut IL
true TO She best 0f NY knowledge ard bHlirf.
tihplteE W. LlNnSEN. Cash. r.
Subscribed atd sworn 10 before me this bin aay
Of na'eh Iolb GLo ". WILLIAMS, MI
lnITeCt-Attcsi:
J0ii y plIt ING, Directors.
$. NJ. CuHTI,
uiar1O-it
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
w. f MILD POWER
uREs
HUMPHREY
moMMorArnlo srErlrlca

HOME MorATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOT ample ex.
perlence an entire success. simple, Proupt Eitic-
.ht uni lieild e. They are the only medicines per
ieety adapted to popular usn-so simple that mis-
'akes ga MOI be made in Il ing them 50 harmless
al 20 " iIee son danger and 80 sco 10 be
ton from ali, and Will always rendrr sat.sfaCLion
Nes. cures Cents
!. Ftvsss Congestion Intamma'ions ..,.,... Of
j. moNNS, worm fey+f, or Q tollc, lc,..,..,.....25
D. DHflNd-ColTc or leething Of Infants, .,...,2 Is
niAhknEi, OF Chltren or Adults, .........2 25
, blSESltkY, Gripping. tlliou- Cole ~
!. lolGHS, Colds, Bronchitis .........,... ,.. 95
= MEtRAiGIA, Toothache, Faceache ............2 rs
" mEADAtifs, sick Headache Vertigo. .......Q 20
~ nrSrEPSlA. Bilious stomach, ...t,..... q.
~ ctffkE>SEp or Painfll Periods. s.....,,,,.. ",
" WHITES. TOO PrOin-e Periods ......,.,..,... 25
~ thoUr CoGgh, Difficult breathing .......,. "a
.. KHEUMATI-N, Rheumatic Pains, 4,..,..' d
~ pEVEH AND AGrE, thlll Fever, Agues, ~
y opHIH,IMY, and sore or weak E,e,. ~ ~
IN 4 ATAkkH acute or chrome Irhuenza, 80
~ NHoorlS1-CoudH, violent coughs, ..... bO
sl ASTHMA. oppressed Breathing, .. M
~ Ar DISCHARGES, impaired hcari g. ........6N
~ SCNoptLt, enlarged glands Swelngs, . 20
y GESgRAL DEBILITY, Physical Wcakness IA
- nRorsf aud scanty Secretipns, ..,...',t 80
~. SEA.sioRsEsS sickness from riding, -. 20
e. NJ Sef-Dlski iss, Gravel, ....,............5I
y. Nkk'tnui DEBILITY. ,,..........,.,....l / 90
~ SORE Mourn, tanker, .,..................!'so 10
'Y'' !, in4nah' NEAhhhs-' utltHg the btd, ......h0
a. nAlhil L fEhl p', with Spasls, ............ .5n
~ DISEASE uF nsART, palptaiuns. eic.,. ...i 90
- hfllkfssY, spasIns, st. Vitus ndncc ,.i o
~. lfphrHkRiA, liberated sore throat ,,.. ~
~. CHRONIC CONFESSIONS ami EUptiOns, .ba
iais 80 cents, except "a, ~, and 81 81 o.
FAMILY CASES.
case sMoroecol with above IS large yials and
Manuel Of directions ....,..... ........,..S-O M
ase lherorcp) of ~ large yals au, Book Gg
single Boxes and Was as b we
- These renet es are sent 10y he case or : nVle
Don Don % any part OF The coniry, free of charge on
receipt of price. Address
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MI DICtN co.
once ant Depot, No. ss2 Broadway, New York
FOR sac in Wilmington ty
". T. ALRlCH
JOHN J. GALLAGIIEH
ieh.!, ,deod4Rly A. WALTON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16

Bnots and sSeecs.
DlIILIF c. BENKFET
995 NORTH SECOND ST, PHILADELPHIA
Manufacturer Of ana n.-het -
LADIES, GENrLEiENs .lNB LIill.DhAys
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
fx-LAIL ,SD ExAMIsK OUR STOCK. oct n-sm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16


Even Col McClure'- Fint,s, which is exoect-
ed never to say anything i'll of Democracy un-
Loss 1t is yely strongly deserved caunot omit de-
houncing the course pursued BY the Democratic
majority in the House at Harrisburg. A mud.
die-headed incompetent aet they have shown
themselves to be, and the riots aud orgies oil
last Friday nights session exceeded anything
ever known AT Harrisburg aud that capital has
NO sensitive feelings about such tlingr r!rhor
Inc propo iton to dirc9nt!nue teaching der-
man in the public schools of New York causes no
lttle controversy aud the advocates Of that lam
enase are earnest iu opposing the change. A
mars meeting il to be held at Cooper Institute.
ON Thursday evening, to protest against it, and
besides addrebses by various gentlemen. B4vstd
Taylor will contribute written opinion anon
the matter,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
Bank Statements.

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF "TIIE MA
~ TIONAL HANK OF WILMINGTON & BRAN
DIVINE, at Wilmington, In the state of Delaware,
al tne close OF business on the lst day Of March
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
Hank statements.

pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL TIE NATIONAL BANK tF NE-ARK, at
Newark, In the state Of Delaware, at the close OF
buelness, March 1sf, 1919.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
PERSONS INCLINED To

~ WARDS matrmony an get wedding cali,. al
most as neat rs engraving, printed at the COMnEn.
c1AL oriee. at one-fourth the cost. We have .au-
iful type suitable for the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
$pseis! gntifes.


W. T.. Williams,
DRUGGIST,
NINTH AND MARKET STREETS
Keeps a full line OF
pROGs AND MgDICINEs.
Pure, fresh, au, carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND FILLING
ORDERS FOR FAMILY USE
FBsr-tHK BEST QUALITY oBrAINABLE,
Never sacrificing quality for cheapness.
sscoNp-RR SON RLE pRl rs
sp. ella a,ten sion paid to compounnine
phESCRIPIIJs CAREFULLY AND ACCU-
RATEIY.
" 4. 4 ILLIAMs' Prosecution Store
corner Nintn AMI Mlrka, Sts.
acclSly Whining Gn, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
firg, a&ariue 4 a,ife ansurauee.
1867 7" NY PATRONS 1878
ANO TIE GENENAL TrBIIC.

1esLe Hereby 20 express my uuicigu,i Il gratitude
H me very il'eFt patronage have received during
tpe nsst eght years aud 10 say that | AIN now pre-
aied ~ puce any amount Of lnsurin e, on the most
improved plans and At current rates. in the best
companies an the auihuriZed Agent of Comma
u eS secJnu 70 non ln thls or any uthfr coDntry
hol nht ialf III The issue OF lie policy but also In
We adjushn'n and settlement of losses.
rue cap lnl represent at my agency nOW amnun; F;
% over ~ Millions Dollars, aper i'lity of which
i Fire assets, and represented hy The f,,.owinn
strong and reliable Companies:
Munlht an Lif' Insurance 90, v Y
London - "
koyal 5anad an Insurance Gu, Montreal! cana,ia.
lone Insurance company M.
tlre Association of Philadelphia
lAuogfr Fire Insurance Co. New YORK
t'"rinan American Insurance co. New ioik
National FIRE lnsnrdnc" CO., Hartford Com
vtiiii ,ll.t fa's Insurance co,' Genns Fails, \.
Merchants Insurance Co, Newark n 4.
fllrirH! Insurance Co., south NUrwak conn
New Orleans Insurance Co, y. U,
Mest Chesiei lnsuia ce Co., ny
Amazon Insurance 20 Of mcunHti, aLio
Slttnania Insurance Co, Plttsburg, Pa
also desire partc lar 10 call your attention 10
our term policies on Dwellings, whlrh we can maxi.
AT rates about the same as mutual Companies
Hoping hy close attention 10 business 70 receive
a'"h'ii'hthce ot your patronage, aIn
Tli,MAS +. PLUuMER,
w MiLMlN51oN .,l,' ,'.lS INsJkANcE A9ENcf,
oriers by mail will receiv" pronpi aitel,@a % n''''
nELAW ARE BOARD DIRECTORS
II TuR
UNION MUTUAL LEE INSURANCE iuMrANk
OF NAME
oi9iSS al f'hiPASY Sr ~uH,Ntitor -
UFsiGsRe
1oohcA MAtio, President.
r, ri, -..,., c. :. IAJHaS, VICE Ti,oI.ien.
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DB' JOHN p. "ALkS, Medical i.x.miner
All inoh,es collected Ia th,a state are m roman,
mere aud be loaned by thls Board OF DIRECTORS unoI
nfstlas3 real esiate securities nni lhus mate ths
practically Home Company w
y is 70 the interest Of those Wishing insurance t;
petfonile this Company aud Keep their MONEY a.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16

'''ssAsss' -.Fssssst.s 80 ..,t,.t..y,
FLORAL GUIDE Fuh 1875.
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4, ftbLNHkp QUARTERLY. January Number tnsr
issueu an'l contains over Pages 500 RlVray ms
'c7'ripuons OF more than $40 OF our hcst
FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES.
with lrectiOns for collure Colo,ed Plato o,,
me most useful aud elegant work of the kind IN
lnr " wGrli only rs ctnts for the wear. Pubiishec
IN English and German. Address,
JAMES VICE,
WILL Rochester, n. Y;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16

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IN VuLvEkS, Of any ami every Kind end siaInp
for Catalogue ddra 81 Great Western Gun ami
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