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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-27
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STUART & GH0LS0N.
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE HOLIDAY,

We are showing an elegant line OF
gloves, hosiery, collars aud cuffs i; the
largest and most extensive stock of ladies
ties In the city, together with an endless
variety Of fancy goods, bought expressly
for the Holiday trade. All Of which are
offered at prices that we GUARANTEE to
be lower than can be found elsewhere
12-23.lt.
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Butchers' and Drsvsrs' Exchange.

Butchera' and DrovePs' Exchange.
Eighth street, between Warrington
and Commercial avenues. Louis Blat-
tau, 'prietOr. Grand lunch every
mo ,om9 to II o'clock, and every
EVEN, from to II o'clock. WIN serve
oyster aud other soups. roast meats.
cheese, tripe, and al fine edibles that
the market affords In season. Always
on hand the best beer. wine, and liquors
Of all kinds. 70 be had anywhere. Coug-
teous attention paid to all. Come ssd
] wee me. l2-5%lW
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DRESS GOODS AT A SACRIFICE
STUART Il 0SlOLSON

are Offering their entire stock OF dress
goods at prices that will speedily cleal
them out. Now is the time to buy al
elegant holiday gift at an extremely low
price. 12-234t
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Reus eyed.

A. HALEY has removed to his new
store room. ll5 Commercial avenue, op.
posits Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
m many new ones. o-3O-tf
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The Ohio river rose ] foot Is
inches.
Business dull.
Weather clear aud cold.
The Pttsburg coal men are happy.
The Ohio river rose over three feet at
that point Oh Friday, and six at Cincin.
natl.
Ben Frazier came down from Louis
vile Oh Sunday, and joined the Cherokee
here yesterday.
Harry Yocum, clerk OF thu steamer
| Hickory, was la town on Christmas. He
was greeted with warmth by his scores
of friends and acquaintanees here.
The City OF Chester left st. Louis
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, for Mem
phis.
The John +. Tolle is on her way to
New Orleans. She left st. Louis yestsr.
day afternoon.
The Grand Lake and barges left st.
Louis for New Orleans yesterday after.
noon.
Tile John A. Scudder Will leave 81.
Louis to-day for New Orleans.
Captain G. }. Grammar. superintend-
cnt of the Evansville and Cairo packet
company, was in the city yesterday. He
was on his way home from Memphis,
after having placed the ldlcwild In the
Memphis and Chicot City trade.
The Carrie V. Kountz came in Satur.
day. She took about 800 tons from here,
and departed last night for New Orleans
The arrivals at the wharf on Sunday
were the Eddyville, Grand Lake and
barges, Minneola, Simpson Horner, joe
Kinney, Arkansas Belle, Ashland and
Belle Memphis.
The Colossal arrived on Saturday,
reshipped her cargo on the Julia, and
departed for st. LouiS On Sunday.
--,rl.o s,,e. GcnevIeve took her depar.
! turc for ST. Louis on Sunday.
John \. Guyre, who raised the
steamer Bcnn, has delivered her ut New
Orleans, where she goes on the docks.
Guyre arrived Ia this city yesterday
morning.
Christmas was lively day ut the
wharf, there being thirteen arrivals and
departures. The Cons Miller, Common
wealth, Polar Star, Fearless and tow, Car.
rie V. Kountz, Atlantic and barGes, Jim
Fisk. Pat Cleburns and Hickory making
up the list.
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RESIDENCE. Corner Ninth and walnut
strssts.
OFFICE. Corner Sixth street aad Ohio Levee.
OFFICE HOURS: Prom san. lam. and
from Z 70 y IN.
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To Rent.
Cottage on 18th street, five rooms. good
cistern, etc. Enquire of DIR. SMITH.
12-l5-tf.
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A06e. Sion . Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Openers, taken for adver.
Using, which we will sell at two dollar.
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin Office.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER RrPoRr,
Dec. 81, ISIS.
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OF holiday gifts they have every de-
scription, at prices to suit the slimmest
or longest purse.
We take great pleasure in writing the
above commentators and in recommend
ing Messrs. Hebron Il We'll to the pub
lie.
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JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service, U. 8. A.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1876.


JAMES WATSON.
Sergeant, Signal service, U. ). A.
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Pert List.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
:. Raven and tow, st. Louis.
Ed. Hobbs, d. Ions.
Clinton, st. Louis.
g City Of Quincy, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Commonwealth, N. o.
+" Raven and tow, Ohio river.
Ed. Hobbs, Up.
l." City Of Quincy, n. o.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The Ohio river rose ] foot Is
inches
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
-tf.S-lS
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The most acceptable holiday present
to a housekeeper would be a patent flour
chest and bread-table. This neat article
will hold two hundred pounds of -four,
about seventy-five pounds OF meal, and
the same amount of Buckwheat or Gra-
ham flour; contains two bread-boards, III
ways in place, rolling-pin holder, a
kueading trough, yeast box and q bread
closet, and when closed forms kitchen
side-board or ironing table. 1t stands OH
castors, and is ornamental. Price, deliv-
cred, $l2. Orders may be lett ut l.. H..
Myers grocery store, or addressed to
j. POWER HELY,
l2-l9-u 20. Box us.
On Christmas morning Mr.. w. w.
Wallace, the gentlemanly and efficient
master mechanic, at this place tor the
Illinois Central railroad, was the recip-
liant, ut the hands of the employees
under him at the round house and car
shops. of a handsome and serviceablc
Elgln watch with suitable chain. The
presentation was made by Mr.. ThOs.
Morgan IN a few timely aud happy re.
marks, complimentary to Mr.. Wallace on
the good feeling existing between him.
self and the men In his department. Mr.,
Wallace was taken completely by sur
prise, yet thanked "the boys very
kindly for their remembrance of him
He said although he had eaten no break
last that morning, nor INDUCED In any
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Religious

Rev. VIM. J. Bridges, member of the
senior class at Princeton, will preach in
the First Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row at 1Ol IA. m, and "a p. m. We cor
daily invite all to be present.
Second Baptist Church, corner OF
French and Fourth streets. Preach
ing tomorrow morning at 104 and "a
p m, by the pastor Rev. Alexander
acArthur All are invited.
Rev. j E. Bowers of Frankford Pa
will preach in the N. j. Church Sun
day morning 1O4 o'clock. subject
"1he Lord the Protector of those who
trust in him" AT night he will lee
ture on the Design of the Universe, OIL
the Destiny of Man.
Services tomorrow in the First Bap
tist Church, as usual. Preaching al
1890 a. m, and 7.30 p. m, by thu
Pastor, Rev IL M. Eastwood. Specia
meetings every evening during thu
coming week Except Sunday.) Sun
day School meets OF Ga. M. - 4,l
West Presbyterian Church, ,cornel
of Sth and Washington Sts., preaching
tomorrow at 10t a. M, by The pastor
Rev. j. NJ. p. Otis, Subjects for the
morning, Earth andOuter Darkness
for the evening, ",rhe bad in prosperi
ty and the gooa in aaversity. "l'lAllar'
cordially invited.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-A terrible ac-
cident occurred in the family of Sam
uel Riddle, Jr., on Thursday last. His
daughter Adline, aged about nineteen
was feeble-minded but capable of Civ.
ing partial aid to her mother in house
hold affairs. On the day named Mrs.
Riddle had been occupied In washing
and sent Adline to an upper room
and soon after she entered it the fami
ly heard some confusion above, but
suspected nothing wrong, as the girl
was frequently demonstrative in her
actions, although unable to speak. She
did not return, however, and after a
time some of the family went up and
found her lying on the floor, dead
burned to death-her clothes having
caught fire from the stove in soL,e way
still unexplained. The clothing was
completely burned off of her up To her
waist, and her form was terrible dis
figured. The accident was very sad
one, and has cast deep gloom ovcl
the commonly, all giving their sym
pathies to the bereaved family. The
deceased was buried on Sunday. - WesI
Chester Local Neecs.
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SECOND EDITION
Badly Burned.
A CoLoRED WOMAN BURNED NEARLY TO
DEATH.

coLoRED WOMAN BURNED NEARLY TO
DEATH.
This morning Ellen Brown, a col
ored woman, went to the saloon kept
by P. Dooley, at the N. W. corner of
Front and King streets to supply the
place of his cook, who was temporarily
absent. Ellen went about preparing
breakfast, and in leaning over to reach
something from the back part of the
stove her clothes caught fire and she
was instantly enveloped in flames.
Before they could be extinguished the
unfortunate woman was terribly burned
all over her person particularly about
her limbs. DIR. West was promptly
summoned, and did all in his power to
alleviate her sufferings, but pronounced
her injuries OF fatal character. She
was then placed on a settee and con-
veyed by four men to her residence, at
Seventh and Lombard streets. The
accident occurred about $50 o'clock.
In attempting to extinguish the
llames Patrick Lynch was severely
burned on the right arm.
This affair was the origin of the
alarm of fire which occurred at the
time
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EDITION.
after the Iresspassers.

THE FARMERS LOOKING FOR PROTECTION
FROM TREssPAssERs AND PETTY THIEVES
At the Telegraph Building, Third and
Market streets, this morning an adjourn
ed meeting of the New Castle County
Association for the recovery of stolen
horses was held, James M. Brackin in
the chair.
On motion, committee was appointed
with authority to employ counseD for
the purpose OF preparing u bill to be
submitted to the Legislature, giving
more adequate protection to farmers
against the depredations Of tresspassers
and petty thieves.
Committee-Ashton Richardson, JAS
Bradford, Rucben Latterth waite, Solo
mon Townsend. David Irelad, and DR..
Burton.
Jos. s. Foreman, r. Lewis Armstrong,
Jason Davis, Abner Hollingsworth, Sam
uel Jackson and Geo. W. Todd were ap-
pointed commitree to report rules and
measures for the permanent or ganiza-
tion of the Association.
The meeting then adjourned until
Saturday morning next, at 10 o'clock,
same place, when the above committees
will report.
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A mass meeting of citizens5of Balti-
more to protest against the doings in
Louisiana was held in the Masonic
Temple, in that city, last night, and
was very largely attended Mayor Van
Zandt called the meeting to order, and
Hon. Reverdy johnson, was chosen
chairman. Addresses were made by
Mr., John, on, s. Teakle Wallis, Thos.
Donaldson, ex- Governor Whyte, and
J. V. l.. Findlay. After which, reso-
lutions strongly dcnouncing the Fed
eral interference in Louisiana were
adopted by unanimous vote.
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ALLEGED LARCENY.-A young man,
giving the name of Andrew Bernard,
which patronymic is said to be assn.
med, was arrested at Tenth and Mar
ket streets yesterday. 1t appears the
prisoner purleined pocket-bnok, re-
volver and Il couple of gold watches,
from his fathers house, in Whining
ton, Del, and fled to this city. Detec
tive Woodward, of Wilmington, ar
rested the accused at the above
named place and recovered the prop
erty, after which the young man was
allowed to depart. The father OF
Bernard is said to bea wealthy resi-
dent of Wilmington.--H Hiladelphio
Record, FrldaY.
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The Of Florida organized yesterday by
electing McCaskill, Democrat, by vote
OF 2l to l. He was chosen ON the first
ballot. This action is the result of the
repeated refusal of Governor Stearns to
organize the Senate as Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and of coalition Of the liberal
elements of both parties TO put an end
to the dead lock"
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LAND SALEs-Thc sale of the rea
estate of Rhodes Hazard, deceased
which took place at Patterson's hotel
in this town, on Saturday last, wa.
largely attended, the bidding wa,
quite spirited. Tract No. l, con
tanning 1904 acres, was purchased by s
Mr.. Moore, of Laurel, for $21 per acre
tract No. 2, 1914 acres, by Captain
Michael Colbonrn, of seaford. for $3l
per acre ; tract No. 3, 113 acres, by
W. E. Rogers, of Seaford, for $40 pei
acre. .-Seaford Citizen.
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SENT TO JA1L-REcAPTURED. Jas.
Legg, who was arrested for attempt
ing to steal some muslin from John
Wainwright's store, was sent to New
Castle, yesterday afternoon, in default
of 5000 bail. He was sent over in
charge of officer Leary. Just before
the train started, in came james Kee-
fee, who escaped from Jail, where he
was serving ont sentence for vagran-
cy, on Saturdy night last. Keefee
came in for the purpose of seeing his
friend Legg off. When he was ready
to depart officer Leary laid official
hands upon him and gave him free
ride to New Castle. where he was
placed in jail On the way to the
prison Keefee Nrestled fiercely. with
the officer, bnt was secured and forced
to go along
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-Ne9OpO7't Neacs.
SERENADE, IMPROVEMENT, WORK
TO BE RESUMED, &C.
Correspondence of the Ga-etts.

Correspondence of the Ga@etts.
NEWPORT, Del, Jan. rs, 1879.
The Elmira Cornet Band, of Kia-
mensi, serenaded John Hopes, of
Newport, last Saturday night. They
were pleasantly entertained and well
II Gated.
John M. Newbold is building a new
two-and-a-half story frame house, at
Walnut and Justis streetss
John Crasston has erectel a new ice
house close to his residence.
John w. Snitcher is also erecting
new two-story frame dwelling on Wal
nut street.
The rolling mill will porbably com
mence operations Monday, the strik
ing workmen having agreed to slight
reduction.
Two oyster saloons have recently
been established in our town. Oscar
Farra is proprietor of one and Phillip
|Tilghman of the other.
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BIsHoP BEcKER's LEcTURE.-To-m NOR
row evening. at St. Peters Catholic
Church, Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker will de-
liver lecture on "Papal Infallibility." /"
The subject is good one and will he
ably handled by the Revers snd gentleman,
who as a lecturer, has gained AN enviu-
BILE reputation in this community The
proceeds of the lecture will be applied
to the benefit of the poor
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ATTEMPTING AN IMPossIgILITY. =
About ten O'clock this morning car
riage golngldown Market street and
one of J. A Bancroft's teams coming
up, attempted to pass each other on
the north-bound city railway track. -
The horses collided, but the drivers
attempted an impossibility; and the
carriage was turned ont on to the 9TH
er track.
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DRUNKEN DEPUTY U. s. Dis.
trict court, sent down to this town
this week a Deputy who was toe
drunk to do business as an officer
should. He carried several citizens to
Wilmington however. It is not very
pleasant to be dragged away from
home by an officer of the law at best
but it is rather disgusting to be bossed
about by drunken man.-.Susser Jour-
nal
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Tickets can be bought at this office,
and from various members of the
committee ON the street. This extra
train affords a fine opportunity to
witness the Inauguration as the above
rates are just one half the regular fare.
We hope the train will be crowded
ith q pleasant and orderly assembly.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16

One dollar invested In the Texas Gift Con
cort Association will surely get $4,000. That
may seem impossible to many of our readers,
but endorsed, as it is, by some of the most
prominent citizens OF Texas, we feel justified
in recommending this association to all who
may wish to invest. Call on the local Agent
of this place and he will furnish you with u
plan of drawing, which, in itself, guarantees
every one an equal chance. See advertise
ment in another column.
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Four Evtls.-Whoever habitually uses
any alcoholic preparations as an appetizer
will be likely to suffer from four evils viz: an
overplus of feod in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs of dyspepsia
and a DOCTORS bill. DIR. WALKERS VEGE.
TABLE VINEGAR BITTERs, the great Teetotal
Restorative of the age, without Over-stimu
lating the palate or irritating the stomach
imparts healthful appetite, promotes dges
tion, regulates tho liver and bowels, puriies
the blood, and thus, instead of entailing fouI
evils confers four inestimable benefits. 27-4w
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SHEDDING ACCIDENTS. Men, women
and boys We're shedding EAST and furi
oas," last night, on West Third street
between Washington and Madison, and
as usual, numerous slight accidents oc.
Cured. A number of men and boys
were thrown from their sleds and roughly
bruised, and one or two women met with
81 mllar accidents.
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STRAY WAITS.

The special train for Dover, on Tues
day next, will leave this city at 815
o clock.
At the Delaware House, this afternoon,
Sheriff Lambson will sell u number OF
properties.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Delaware Institute of Mechanic Arts
will be held this evening.
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THE SPECIAL TRAIN.-The special
train for Dover on Tuesday next, will
leave this city at SIS clock, a. m. and
returning, will leave Dover at reasona.
BILE hour in the evening Half-fare will
be charged from all stations along the
railroad between hero and Dover.
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CHICKEN THIEVES. : Before Esquire
Mulherin, yesterday, VIM. Williams and
Charles Henderson We're tried for the
larceny Of four chickens from John
Lowther, of North Christian Hundred.
In default of $500 bail each. they were
committed to New Castle Jail.
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Food for the Babies.

Childrea fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
ria OF youthful strength and childish beauty.
apra-d!m
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Toilet Mirrors.

A fun assortment of all sizes, including
double magnitying, NC.
Il. BRINGHURST II CO,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
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INAUGURATION DAY.

A Special Train to be run from WI
mfngton to Do0er and Return.
On Tuesday, 10Th inst, Governor
elect John P. Cochran will be inaugu-
rated, and on that day Il special train
will leave Wilmington for Dover
about 845 O'Clock, a. m. Tickets for
the round trips will be sold at the fol
lnWinn rates
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NJ Office TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
~ Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted for County, State and Poor Tax for
The year 1874, for the Second OF Northern Dis
tfict of Wilmington Hundred, must call and
settle the same. The Collector will be found
at his office, corner of Eighth and Shipley
streets, or IN the evenings at his residence,
$685. West Fourth stseet.
DUTY OF CoLTECToR.-If any person fail
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten days
after this notice, the Collector may levy and
collect the same with cost, according to law.
If the owner of any Real Estate shall not
reside IN the Hundred, or is a minor, it shall
lie the duty of the Collector to levy and col
lect the same of the personal property OF the
tenant thereof.-ETtracf from The IaW.
LEWIS MCCALL,
Jan. 4th, lS7i.tf Collector.
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-
NOTICES..

nELAWAKE INSTITUTE OF MECHAN-
- IC ARTS.--An adjourned annual meet
ing of this Institute will be held at their room
). III Cor. Fifth and Market streets, this Eve
ming, at ~, O'Clock. 1t is hoped that all mem
bers and those who have contributed to the
Institute viii be present
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Concentrated GayOring Extracts

ol Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter AL
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc, etc, made
and sold wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGIIURST Il Co,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
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Eiue AeisNOrs

Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polshers, etc, for
sale by +. BRlNGHURSr Il Co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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Special NOTICES..
F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

hl, never been known 10 fail IN tho cure of
weakness. attended with symptoms; indis'
position To eXertIon; loss of memory; diihcnl-
ui breathing; general weakness, horror OF
II, .ri.r; weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
nurror of death; night sweats; cold feet;
weakness; dimness OF vision, languor; uni
Ecr-al a4!itulc of the muscular system; enor-
mou- appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms; hot
n,nls nushmg of the body; drynes5 Of the
Am; pallid countcnance and eruptions ON
the face, purifying the blood; pain in the
bwh, hcayiness of the cyeiids; frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with tenn
llornry Su,lllsion and loss of sight; want of at
lrhinn, etc. These symptoms all arise from
. ctkness, and TO remedy that use Il. r.
ht Sktl's Bitter Wine OF Iron. ltnevsr fails.
lhuu- tntla are now enjoying health who have
d ed At, Take only II. +. kuNkEL's.
Brware of counlerfcits and base limitations.
kunhel's Bitter Wine of Iron Is 50 well
IuuWn all over the country, druggists Them
trlyea make an imitation and try TO palm 1t
Oh un their customers, when they call it Kun
lrl's Bitter Wine of Iron.
kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is put up only
m =, bottles, aud has ayellow wrapper nicely
luI On the outside, with the proprietor 3
photograph on the wrapper of each bottle.
ilWaN4 look for the photograph on the out
rlr, and you will always be sure 10 get the
Genuine article.
soIA by all Druggists and Dealers every
Nhrr".
NJ. n59. Tape Worm No. 25O.
tutirrly removed with purely vegetable
mrIcnr, passing from the system alive. No
tee unless The head passes. Come and refer
Ia PATIENTS treated DR. u. h. kUNkLE, No.
~ y. Smith Street, Philadelphia. Advice
tree. seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re
moved ,lec23-d&wlm
In tIsc Field Again
hh the finest specimens of Boots Shoes and
t,:ulrrs ever offered in Wilmington, at moder
ATE prices.
WM II. BABCOCK Il CO,
~ Market street, 4 doors below Fourth.
Resumption OF specie Payment.
Wm. II. Rabcock Il Co., 2l3 Market street
liloora below Fourth, viii take siirsT in eX
tlEMHr for Rnnla and shoes TO q limted eN
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Hroaic,s Miraculous Cure for COrns

An English remedy of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
Il. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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Found at Last,-A Remedy that not

only relieves but cures Consumption, as
well as coughs. colds, bronchitis, sore
throat, influenza. &c. The remedy to
which We allude is Dr.. Wistar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. prepared by Seth W.
Fowle Sons, Boston. 50 cents and 81
per bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper.
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No Suspension

In the sale of Boots, Shoes & Caters at 3la
Market street, 4 doors below Fourth.
WM. ii. BABCOCk II co.
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d EM0VAL p. IL. FLINN has removed
1D from the Fourth street Market to the
New Market. Third and King streets. stalls
T9 and 80. whore he hopes to supply his Gus
mers rs usual, Thankful for past fayors hs
hopes to be the recipient of many more from
agenef0us public. nov25d&w
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
N OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT.

Wilmington, Del, Jan. /, 1873.
The Bills for the year 1875 are now ready
and payable at the Office of the Registrar
,l000 Market street
CHAS. BURTON, JR.,
)ahlott Registrar.