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AN INCENDIARY ARRESTED.

THE MYSTERIOUS PROBLEM OF DRTDGEPoRT's
FIRES PROBABLY SOLVED.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, April 20, 1875.
The party supposed to have been engaged set
ting Gre TO houses for 80 long time in this city,
and Tor whose arrest a reward OF $500 has been
offered by the city, was caught last evening, in
the very act OF firing the building Of the NaugatucS
Ice Company. near the railroad depot ilis name
is william Royce, well known In police circles
here, ana he was first seen by william Jack,
0uver ior steam fire engine No. .. who NOTE
ned the authorities Wien arrested he pleaded
that he was trying to put out the fire; but III
searching his pockets materials for kindllng Ares
were founa. The paper Royce mad used iOg STARE
ing tnls lire consisted oil theatrical posters, aud
has evidently been tom nom some billboard.
subsequently, some OF the same KIND cf parer,
when the ire haa not reached, was iuunu stuffed
under the plaHking Of the bridge leading 70 Last
Bridgeport. ia k0yce's pockets We're found an
abundance az matches auQ \ kniic the uiade Of
which was mucn hacked. Royce Is about thirty
I'VE years 81 age, dresses respectfully and has
usually borne good character
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damage, ana the rrst objects that met my view
were two men imprisoned between the noor OF
the baggage car or the outgoing train and
the nrst passenger car OF the same
train. the former car having completely
moved down the passenger car. The men
were in space OF about sixteen incnes, and the
great wonder is that they were NOT crushed 10
death. They were, however, released in the
course or a half hour and both we're found 10 be
injured, though the one who was underneath the
other was able to walk. No ladies were injured.
One OF the engineers-tnough to which engine he
belonged do not know-was hauled out Of the
rub in
FRIGHTFUL CONDITION,
being terribly cut about the head. There was not
a great deal OF outcry, and generally the pas
sengers seemed to be calm. The ladies on the
train were much frightened. The majority OF the
injured were the outgoing train. II we had
been fifteen seconds further back when the trains
into the river. We had just reached dry land
when the crash came"
CONDITION OF CONDUCTOR BUCHANAN.
Conductor Buchanan, OF the Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad, who was so severely injured this
evening, was sleeping at midnight under the In
nuence OF mild narcotics. His physicians are
unable, at present, TO state the extent OF his in
jurles.
COMING INVESTIGATION.
The company VIII Immediately make an examin-
alton into the circumstances attending the dis
aster. with the view OF ascertaining where the
responsibility rests.
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MINERS AND THE MILITARY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1876.
despatch from the coal dealers TO Captain c. H
Duhrings says that the First regiment will arrive
nome on Tuesday afternoon. This movement OF
the troops was anticipated by many citizens this
morning upon learning by despatch from Hazeton
that General Osborne had ordered home the wy
omlng artillery, with the proviso. however, that
they were to hold themselves in readiness to be
recalled ut moments notice. Adjutant General
North or the First division stan, had not, up TO
O'Clock p NJ received any Official notice that the
First regiment had been ordered back. Nothing
could be learned as 10 the probability OF the Sec
ond regiment Colonel Lyle, being called upon to
relieve the First regiment, and such call was
considered as improbable by the stan officers.
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GoULDING,s
A
NEW YORK CTR


In compliance With the repeatedly expressed desire al
very large number OF the business OF this city the
undersigned has length declued 10 publish complies
and reliable City Directory, and which, when issued.
judging from his long experience and success q
directory publisher. Will bear the rest Of criticism and
supply u want that has long been felt bv the public In
the work be placed III tho hands o. bush
LIST OF Nav IL l. possible To
do 10 when an changes ma removals shall be properly
despatched and carefully attended 10 before going TO
press. the publisher has enpoyed the services OF 40
competent ana Intelligent men, thoroughly edu
Gated in directory business, who are now engaged IN
taking the ana information necessary Tor ia
compilation. and thus respectfully intro uccd 70
the pubic who IL requested viii not only chcertully
the necessary information but VIII be careful e
that the Is written correctly Inc agenls and
canvassers employed by this invariably
vded with letters OF authority bearing its official stamp
and the autograph OF the undersigned.
/. q. GOULDIN9, lS2, ia and lSo Nassau street.
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A CHICAGO FACTORY BURNED.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April &C. 1875.
II. W. Pitts agricultural Implement manufac-
tory, on the corner OF Jefferson and Randolph
streets, was nearly destroyed by a IRE which
broke OUT IN the building at halfpast SIX O'Clock
this evening The loss the building Is about
$4,000. IL IL insured IN the Peoples, Frank
Iln Hudson, Grard aud Fairfield companies
for 81 200 each. and In Other companies
Tor SO. $50. Schon Bros, piano makers,
in the same huilaing, sustained n loss or $4,000;
insurance $1,000 Mr.. II. Livingston, manufac-
iurer OF pictures. looking glasses and furniture,
loses about $1,000; insured for $1,000 prln cipaIy
in New Jersey companies. Hansen Il Nelson,
furniture dealers, The second floor, lose -, 900
insured. The total loss Is about S30.O0l
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THE TRANSIT or VENUS.

THE swATARA on HER WAY HOME WITH THE
QUEENSTOWN PARTY.
WASHINGTON April 90, 1875.
A despatch received at the Navy Department
from Commander Rapa Chandler, OF the United
states steamer Swatara, announces the arrival OF
that vessel at Melbourne on the 10Th OF February,
having lett Port Chalmers New Zealand, on the
AFTERNOON oil January Is ana reached Bum HarbOr,
on The coast Of AUST aha, on the following day.
At this point, the members instruments aud out
Mt OF toe queenstown party 70 observe the transit
OF Venus we're taken on board. except the phOf0g-
rapners, Phillipl and Person, who we're permitted
hy Dr. refers 90 remain behind. The Swatara was
detained aL Blur Harhor uutli the 20th Of jan
uary ~ Dad weather, but on mat day she LET'S and
reached HOBART Town on the 2eth 81 January. Inc
shIn a rived at Melbourne the 1914 Of Fep-
ruary ana was to sail for New YORK on the Isl Of
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rhwEnY TnEArrr.

The sensational p9y OF around the World In
Eighty Days' gave way last night 10 new
drama, entitled "Iruc rs Stecl,r IN which Mr.
Edwin 4. Tnorne sustained the lsaaing part. TIE
piece i good acting enc, win several Dne sttua
atons, which were taken good advantage or By
those In the cast. Mt. Thornc, a. Jasper ARM
strong assumed three distinct characters, ani IN
each one oil them ne won The applause Of the
audience by his excellent acting. Throughout
the piece lie was wen supported w the regular
comp my OF the theatre. "Irue a. STEEP was pre-.
ceded by the roaring farce 81 the stage struck
lanke0,n Ia which Mlss Sackett, Mss Malvern and
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bothnia Will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post ontcs
at hafpast seven O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast six O'Clock In tho
morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
"WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEENr-TT IS SAD
for the dying consumptive 10 reflect on what might
have been Ii HALEs HONEY or hoREHoUNp AND TAR had
been taken early enough.
PIKE's IooTHAcuE DRoPs cure in one minut7
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THE FIGHTING INDIANS.

SRRrvAL AT FORT WALLACE OF TROOPS IN AN
EXHAUSTED coNDITIoN-NDIANs PREPARING
FOE wARFABE.
KANSAS CITY, April 20, 1875
A special rom wallace, Kansas, says that Lieu
tenant Henley arrived at Fort Wallace this morn
ing with q number OF soldiers in an exhausted
condition. Four hundred Indians were seen
about nifty miles from wallace, near the Kansas
Pacific Railroad track. The government is max
Ing preparations for several attacks on the Indi-
ans
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THE BORDER RAIDS.


POST OFFICE PLUNDERED By MExIcANs.
WAsHINGfoN April 20, 1875
The Postmaster General this morning received
the following despatch, which he has forwarded to
the Secretary OF Srate:-
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas, April "a, 1875.
To THE POSTMASTER GENERAL. WAsHIsGToN:-
The post Office robbed and pundered at Carlo
the 18th inst b. Mexicans. DR.. Lowell killed The
Custom House safe is In the building, but
known II could not be Particulars will
ported by mail. am here official duty.
ii. MCCLELLAND, Postmaster.
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,olly "a xarston divided the hoasn Of sAs even
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

several new acts and tbs military pantomlme OF
'The Recrults' we're given az this theatre last
night 70 or the largest audiences Of tns season
The practice Of giving sketches, scenes and spe-
ciall,ies devoid OF the slightest approach 10 vul'
garity and with plenty Or fun and humor Is produc
ing the desired effect at this house, and now the
audiences, instead or being, as In days past,
COMPOSED mainly OF men. are distinguished oy
the presence OF ladies' ana parties who 40 10 nave
q good laugh &C the funny sayings and comic
doinRs OF the bcst artists In the variety Dusnesn
In "Tne Recruits last evening, several very
pretty situations oil battle scenes were given ana
tooK well with the audience. Leona Dares won
deriul aerial performance was heartily appiauded
and the remainder OF the entertainment went on
in good shape.
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THE CHICAGO CRY GOVERNMENT.

CHICAGO, III. April 26, 1875.
on the application Of members or the Citizens
Association Judge williams, or the Circnit Court.
to-day issued a writ OF injunction, restraining the
City CLERK and Common Council, for the time
being, from canvas-Ing the vote cast at fridays
election, on the question Of rcOr sanizlng the city
COVE rr Dlent oil Chicago under the General lncor-
porati Jn act OF 1872, or IN any way proceeding
uDde1 that act. The ground upon which the In
in Ion was asked lot that the election was
Illegal In method and lTauduIent In me YoLing.
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ARREST or A CAPTAIN.

HALIFAX, N. s., April &c, 1875.
Captain Carlton, formerly master or the trading
schooner Coraeia, which vessel was cast away
last autumn under suspicious circumstances, was
arrested on Saturday. ana - now III Halifax Jan.
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CHURCH AND STATE.

ENGLISH CATHOLIC SYMPATHY WITH TIE GER
MAN AND SWISS BISHOPS.
PARIS, April 49, 1875
L'Untuers publishes letters OF sympathy from
Roman Catholic bishops OF Great Britain to the
bishops OF Germany and switzerland.
The letters TO the Swiss bishops are especially
yevere in condemnation or the Old Catholic move
went
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ANOTHER LESSON.

About twelve O'Clock last night Margaret Ian.
gam, aged forty-tnree. OF No. 90 washington
street was found lying IN she hallway OF ner resi-
dence insenslble. She is supposed 20 have fallen
down stars while laboIing under the lnnuence OF
liquor. While being conveyed 10 tao Liberty street
stauon house she expired. The body was sent 60
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IA e4 RnnK FOR al 30.

the Peoples COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ApvIsHR. N
PLAIN ENGLISH MEDICINE SINrLIElRD BY r. " Pierce.
ana Surgeons at the worla's Dspensary BUFFALO n. Y.
The above worka hook Of about s09 large pages pro.
plates, and well ana srongy oound-wlll ne sent pos
pau 70 any !, n Vr mScan ane 's tbar So
treating of domestic medicine, o. like size aud style
orcd plates some them containingnp prescrp
tons anu making known no means u Secuge Tor the
diseases winch they discuss sell from s. 81 s. Wers
Dr. Perccs work published by the author, printed
and bound with his own machinery ana were II SOD
through agents other like works are, the price ~
would have 10 DO not less Than 81 FOR when tue pun
Usher pays the author tar price Tor hi production
satisfy himself and compensate HIM, not only lor hr
labor but also for the risk OF pecunlary loss which he
in taking the chances the enterprise
ing success ana wnen the state, county ana canvass
ing agent has each received his profit they nave added
to the expense OF book mat originally cost about 81 "a
50 mucn that tue people nave 70 pay not les than - Ior
is placed within the pecunary reach 81 all classes ~
the author who adopts the plan 81 the Rransers diA
little above actual cost OF publication that thos. de-
sending II thruug the mails The a1vertses th
money addressed him at Buffalo y. y, and inclosed
authors large correspondence with the people
medical matters. whicn we are credioly informed
era trained and skillfu medical ASSISTANTS aad short
hand reporters % enaoe nm y Guam AM aisMe
him Tor writng the work. by rendering INN very Ia
milar 18th the every day medical needs 81 tie people
lie endeavors m this work 70 answer al the numerous
questions relating health and thai have beer
addressed him by the people from all parts ~ the
lani and hence l. contains important mtnr nauon oi
ried nowhere else be founJ Al the most prevalent
diseases OF both also plainly m fully con
otner works domestic medicine II includes the sub
jects OF Biology, Cerebral ihyaology, hygienc lem
treated in an original and INTERESTING manner Il
Is a compendium % anatomleaA, physl9losical anc
medical science and ebodies the latest discoveries 10
each department
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.

MONTREAL, quebec, April 90, 1876.
Cornelius DecTy was sentenced 20 death in the
Court Of Queens Bench this morning for assault
ing Constable Baignet on the sOth Of july
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THE 1RIsH.AMERIcAN RIFLE MATCH.

corporate HoNoRs ron THE AMERICAN MARKS
MEN.
LONDON, April n, 1875.
The Lore Mayor OF London will 60 10 Dublin In
state TO attend the banquet when is TO be given
TO the American rine team on their arrival.
lie will give dinner at the Mansion House In
London In honor OF the American rl1emen after
the international contest
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MUSICAL NOTE.

DR.. S. Austen Pearce win give his third recital
on tne new organ in the Dominican Church OF St.
Vincent Ferrer, at Lexington avenue and sixty.
sixth street, next Wednesday evening, April g.
The programme, In accordance with Or. Pearce'a
usual custom, viii be performed from memory.
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TIE CANAL TOLLS.

LoCKroRT, N. ", April 20, 1875.
At q large and earnest meeting held in Arcade
aal n TINS city, Saturday evening, presided ever
~ Hon. T. 7. Fagler, speeches were made favor
Jug low tOlls on the canals aud resolutions
ADOPTED asking the Legislature to pass an act
establishing the tolls recommended BY the Canal
Board.
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A CHALLENGE TO ROW.
WASHINGTON, April 20,

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1875.
The Sportsman, or this city, publishes . chai-
lenGe from ID. Coughlln and J. W. Randall, or the
Potomac Boat CLUB, 20 row any TWO members OF
any organized boat CLUB in the country i've mile
pair-oared race for prize valued AZ not less than
$3.50. he race 10 come on az sucn time ana place
as may hereafter be agreed upon.
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HISTORICAL CONGRESS.

LONDON, April 81, 1876.
The London Times announces that an inter
national congress on the history OF America
before It's discovery by Columbus will meet in
Nancy France, on July %.
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SALE OF A RAILROAD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April %, 1875.
At the suit Of the Union trust Company OF New
YORK the indiana aud Illinois Central Railroad
was sold TO-DAY ~ Hon. J. y. IIoyland, Commits
sioner. The road was bid in by Messrs.
Fahnest0cx and Mumlord, representing the uist
mortgage bondholaeTs, at $5O,Uc0. The company
viii be reOrganlzed and the road completed 10
Indianapolis rs rapidly as possible.
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BOSTON CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOSTON, April %, 49,

BOSTON, April 90 1875.
The Board OF Aldermen this evening adopted
the new city charter, which places the manage
ment OF the various departments under Commits.
sioners instead OF committees OF the Council as
heretofore. The Board also increased the city
police force to It's maximum OF 700 men.
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LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 20, 1875.
Preparations for the FIRST meeting over the
Jockey CLUB Course, which begins May II. are
completed, and the weeks races promise to be
the most brilliant ever held in the West. The IN
precedented number OF 22S entries have already
been maze. The value OF the purses aud stakes
offered will aggregate ABOUT $4,000
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THE LATE STEAMBOAT FIRE.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 20, 1875.
United States steamboat inspectors are investi-
gazing the conduct OF the tugs during the steam.
Ioat connagration on FRIDAY last.
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AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 26, 1875.
The North Egremont Hotel, owned by 0. J.
Brusle, was burned by an incendlary fire last
Sunday night. The loss is $4,000, anu the insur.
-
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DYEING AND CLEANsING.-rAKE 1T TO THE
Nav YORK DN 9ING AND fKiNIiaG ESTABLISH.
MINT. STATEN ISLAND. OnceS-9s Duane s'reek ia
Broadwa 30 sixth avenue, New forNs 49, aud t5s
Pierrepont street. Brooklyn Oldest Ia The country.
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A.-THE LEGISLATURE WILL NOT ADJOURc
probaby before the middle Of MAY. but tine
KNOWS spring styie o. grnucmcn's rats can he Oh
tanned At No ~ Broadway IN the fith avenue
Hotel
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A.-THE EsPENsCHIED SPRING STYLE OF
Gentlcmcn's Hans the fayurite Of lie Make
your selections his establishment No lis Nassau
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ANY MAN WITH LEVEL HEAD WILL NEVEh
wear any metal spring rusS after Seeing the wonder
fully comfortable AMI clerftve device OF the ELASTIC
TRUSS CoMPANh 6>3 broadway
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PERSON WITH CATARRH SHOULD uSF
woLcoTr's CATARrH ANNtWLAr0a. Snbdae all imam
nation and pain instantly vita rAtS PMNr.
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A.-PATENr WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass signs, store otlcc and Slgn Painting.
UPHAM 4 Co, $50 broadway.
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A.-wEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. MONO
GRAMS, CREsrs. English ana French N0rs PArEa
JAMES ENERDbLG ~ Broadway Established lSt1
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FRAGRANT sOZODoNT. THIS PEERLESS
de ntitrice hardcns the gums, sweccns the breath.
ceanses and preserves the teeth from youth 70 old are
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FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY. &C., THE PERU
Wan sYRur i a long -trici aud wecstabshed remedy
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GOLDEN HAIR.-BARKER'S AURORA. EARN.
less as wa cr. changes any hair 70 golden 50 Weai
wenty-ninth street, tour doors nom Broadway.
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II PEOPLE KNEW now GOOD DALLEYs
MAGICAL PNS EXTRACTOR Is Tor sore eyes they would
soon buy box
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LEON DUMAS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
LADIES HNE DRESSING R,uNs where All toilet requiS
ites be applied. M. West Tweny,ntth street.
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are invited can and tcst IL before purchasing No.
West wcnty nth street
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEfLbEUsE WILL.
positively remove wrinkles 40 West fwenty.nfth a.
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LEON DUMAS CARDINAL B0UQUEr-THE
ani exquisite perfume, dedicated % Ills Eminencs
Cardinal McCl0skcy.
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LEON DUMAS EAU ME9yElLLEUSE Is Tna
best ana safest cosmetic ever used NJ. West wcny.
fitn street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-04
vECETINE K
WILL CLEANSE EsCRoFULAFRoM THE SYSTEM.
HONEST OPINION.

WILL 'LEANSE SCROF L LAFROM THE SYSTEM.
HONEST OPINION.
MA. II. X. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR This Is to show that my son was taken
uut IN large sores and ulcers on his leg and hip s
leg was swelled more than twice Its natural size.
lie had several doctors Of high standing In their
pfofessOn-two from Boston and three from
tharlestown-without getting II bit better, He was
obliged to lie wherever he was placed, for he had no
use OF his limbs whaever. When we had given up
ail hopes OF his living we were tod to try NEGE-
FINK, the great blood remedy; and he had taken 1t
hut short time before we could see great change.
me sores run 80 bad that we had tU change the
cloths four or i've times day. STILL he was getting
letter for he could move his limbs and help him
.tlf little. He was soon able to sit up In bed, and
by constant use OF VEGLrINE, 1t has cured him.
lie has lame leg, which he Will probably have for
NE hut we nll honestly believe, If we had used
NBdkTINE before we had bothered with those doe
Tors, 1t would have saved 'the use Of his leg, and
restored II to natural health. hope all those
troubled with Scroula i'll read this testimony OF me
Ali my son. who IL now well and able to speak for
himself CATlIPRINE MAlIONEN,
DANIEL MAHONEY,
II Trenton ST.. Charlestown, Mass.
May 49, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement conclusive
" shows the quick and thorough cleansing effects
vi the VAGEflNE In ScrofuA.
sEaETIaR ls acknowledged by all classes OF people
To lie the best uiid most reliable blood purifier In
the world.
yEGsTINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ucl22-iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-04

TIE RErUaNs.-- gentlemen of Wilmington
who are interested in election returns will please
study the tables carefully and then call ~
Ii5 King street and examine Mr.. Muhlhausen's 8,
large and beautiful stock OF material for winter
clothing unequalled in any but the ilrst-class es,
tablishments in the large cities. We commend,
MIR. nj. to all gentlemen of refined taste as wei
rs to all who prefer getting what they heeu '''
anparel at a fair moderate price.