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The Osceola times., 1875-05-22

As they entered n dry good
store yesterday you would hav'
said that love dwelt in both henrl.
and that II dove OF peace roasted ~.
every shing'e on the r OF oi lhrr
abiding place. She SAW a l"vel,
dress, snd she begged him 10 bu, ,
tut he replied ~ cant, darling
hst before next week "Can't
you dear p she smiled, swell.
will wnil." They had hard y pass
ed ont The door before he said;
AID like to see myself getting tha
dress I" And she answered
"iou couldn't buy one side "i it,
and il you could you are too sringS
and mean TO dol H'-lDetroi, Ere,
Press.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-22
~, n. ,5SNAID A CO..

Nrlr apl Ten. \ ..ts- San Fr,n Nson CAsff1su1A
r"i cor Of " Na,hiGg,oR aad Ch-i!son Sta. y. =.
, ".t BN"''gs i,is nd Ds Alsrs. .
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coAsTvvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TExxAAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
Key West, carrying tho United States mail. The
Meaner CLYDE Captain Kennedy, viii sail Saturday.
november Through Bills OF lading given to all points
"a he houston aud Texas Central International and Greah
No.lher galveston Houston aud Henderson and the Gall
weston Harrisburg aud San Antonio Railroads Freight AMI
Insurance at lowest rates For freight OF passage having
superior accommodations apply
a. H. MALLORY Co, I53 Maiden Lane
Or. w. u. Il Roy lirenn
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\foRGAN's LIVE or STEAMSHIPS

will sail every Saturday New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there Morgans Louisiana and Texts Railroad for
Brashear thence per steamer Of Morgans line Texas
ports
The steamer BRASiiEAR win sail from per 80 North
River Saturday November o at r. NJ Tor New Orleans
direct
Through bills oflalins sgnedto Mobile Galveston
a points the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio
Houston aud Texas Central International and North
ern Texas Pacific Trans Continental Rraads and
10 Ipd,nnoa and san Antonio and all points Oh the CALI
Western and Pacific Railway, Brazos Santiago
nus Christi Rockport st. Marys and Fulton
Freight Tor 81 Marys and Fulton landed at RocSport
Ighterage aud Channel dues ut either Corpus Christi
Irazos Santiago the expense and risk Of consiguoe.
Freight for Brownsville Matamoras AMI points IN tue IN
terror must have consignee BRACES Santiago 80, .
Insurance be effected under open policy ofG Nht-
ney n Co. New Orleans. From New York 10 New orleans
* cent? New York all Texas ports via New Or
leans, n per cent = go. ,r.,.
Freight lowest For freight Or further nlorma-
~ CHARLES A. WHITNEY 90, Agents,
Pier SO North River
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ sailing from pier 81 North River. -
For Norfolk, city Point aud Richmond tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays r. NJ connecting with the virginia
and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the CON-
psny steam lines to interior points in North Carolina ana
Virginia Newbcrn aud Washington, ~ C. via Norfolk),
every Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday
Lewes Del, Monday and Thursday L. NJ. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and bs adng to all points Mt
lowest Insurance Norfolk Ac Il per Freight
received daily ut pier 80 North River General Offices 1877
Greenwich street y, Il. MCCREADY President,
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
Il FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR
lied OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE
MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
HERALD
,2U5 BROADWAY.
$40 SIXTH AVENUE.
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER BOERuM AND FULTON STREETS BROOK
LYN.
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nPPOsITIOS.-ALBANY AND THROUGH TO TRoYj
~ deck 25c with berth, 81 with room, 81 so SCHui-
LER from Franklin street, pier IS, Mcniays Wedne days
and Fridays, 6 7 NJ. j. w. HANCOCK.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

A NCHOR LINE.
IN CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW .
BOLINIA..........,Sa Saturday, November y al ~ A. ~
EIYSIA ....... Saturday November 10. at Y. NJ.
Saturday, November 20 at Noon.
CALIFOR Nj Saturday November ~. at II. ~.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OK BELFAST
CabinBj 10 $50 currency, according 70 accommodation
INTERMEDIARY, 1855; STEERAGE, @2b.
Drafts Issued fur amount at current rates
HENDERSON BROS. Agents, No, Bowling Green
(lUNARD LINE-B AND n A. r. NJ. s. r. CO.
~ NOTICE.
WIN view to diminishing tho chances Of collision the
the
on the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
TO the north OF AZ. -
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian Of so
~ latitude, or nothing 10 the north OF ~.
fsoM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
<.- TOWN.
SCYTllIA.... We'd Nov 10 BOTHETA.. We'd Nov 81
'ktsalA We'd. Nov ~ ALGERIA. -. Wed, Dee.
Steamers 40 not carry stcerage passengers
Cabin passage, $50 300 and S3O gold according to ac
commodation. Return tickets favorable terms
Storage tickets TO and from all Europe nj ver low
rates Freight and cabin office, No bowling C;reen
Steerage office, IL Broadway Trinity Budingl.
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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General HouseworIS, Sc

E7 WEST IgrH ST.. ~ THE REAR-tN AMERI.
~ girl % az general housework IN private family
reference Il required.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

80. ~. =
A
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLANH FERRY.
for New Brighton Snug IIarbor West Brighton Port Rch4
mond and Elm Park Boats Whitehall street at foot
Of Broadway daily at 30 80 80, 9:3o 1915 a. NJ.
IL AS, . 80, 3 80 4:3o 80 80 and :3oP. N.
Sundays at hafpast every hour from 80 A. NJ
Fare, 10 cents.
Astor House leave Vesey street for ferry
A GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE By PEOPLES
"A. line steamboats, Abany.-state warmed by
pipe First class passage only 81 and BERTH
81 80; deck passage cents: leaving daily Sundays
ccpted r. NJ from pier Al North River, foot of Canal St
L'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fell Il ver.-Tle word-renowned
steamers BRISTOL aud PROVIDENCE leave pier % North
River Of Murray daily Sundays exceptcd at
80 r. NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in
the city
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Dressmakers and seanstresses.

100 Sc. MARKS Az BRooELYN-A wIDo
lOO lady g sew fer her hoard IN private family, city
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O07 WEST 27rI ST, sroRE.--A i0rNG WOMAN
AO = chambcrmtd and waitress and g ~ inc wash
my, cts references
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IL EAST 4IST STA Young GIRL As CHAMBER
IL maid and to take oi Young children and assist
30 general housework 81 Oh references
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ITO WEST soTH ST.. CRING THIRD BELLA RE
Ii - spectacle young par chanbernaid TO
growing children and 20 do plain sewing city reference
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1A0 East 4fsT STA Y0rSG WOMAN As FIRST
ZUU class chamhe smaid understands al kindsuf fam
lily sewing willing assist with other work required pri
family. good rty references.
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7E0 WEST 2srH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL As
1OU clsAgberpa 81 waitress, objection to private
ksVding house excellent city references
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q EAST 14TTT sT.-AS CHAMRERMAID AND LAUN-
good reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-06

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR IRON DRAWBRfDGE
- with Masonry, received by undersigned until T. Nj
November 49, Right accept OF reject any pro
possls. BURROWES Mount Vernon n T.
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7CO WEST 18TH ST.. CORNER TIL AVA YOUNG
lZU girl as chGmbermad and waitress, objection to
a boarding. house good city reference.
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lOR WEST 3oTH sT-rwO RESPECTABLE COL
lCO orea women; ehanbermsid and waitress the
other inau elderly lady: references
willing and obligng ADDRESS u H. and A. W, Saturday
ard Monday
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CD1 EAST 2lST STA YOUNG AMERICAN GIRa
OIL chsu,hcrulsid and do the nne ironing; IS
iee luter. Call address.
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PROVIDENCE AND sToNINGroS STEAMSHIP co.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
STONINGToN LINE.
80 North River foot of Jay street. the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSErr daily
except sundays at4aio I. M.
PROVIDENCE LINE
From pier ~ North River foot Of Robinson street the
steamship, ELECTRA and GALArEA daily except sun.
dave M IP-M
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View York an active, Intelligent young for general
once work. rapid, clear penmansp Indispensable salary
$50 per snnun Address, in applicants hand " box
2lsi Herald Office -
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WEST GATH STA YOUNG PROTESTANT Girl
4 chambruasid seamstress; good city reference.
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UyAKTED-A YOUNG WOMAN OF GOOD ADDk 10
daily references required Address s. s. box lO5 Hera
Uptown Branch office.
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OOe It'll Az. NEAR 23D STA YOUNG WOMAN
AZO good cook unGctan ds her business thoroughly
will assist with washing and ironing required best city
reference; Spanish family preferred
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A SMART LAD or 10, AMBITIOUS TO WORK HIS
~ way up into responsible position in prosperous bus
ness, address with particularly o., boz $40 Pc
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900 HUDSON STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN As
boo coos washer and iT9ncr ia respectable family;
good city reference. Address ELLEN.
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A YOUNG MAN GERMAN WOULD LIKE T6
n have work in restaurant kitchen, any house
work. PA Chrystie 81. grocery
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80 WEST 30TH ST, REAR HoUSE.-A CoLORED
f1J Cana as Main cook in boarding house; wages
low Call Mrs. b..-'N -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
A Volume Tor summer '.ouri,tv

A Ineritorous work, of real yalue to the tour
let, or to any about to make tour, is
Bachelders Summer Resorts, issued, last year
as thin duodecimo, but now sent out in Sc
cond edition. very much enlarged and increased
in vaiuo and interest. Ii describes the attrac-
tons and pecuaraties of a great nunibti of
the American localities VI summer resort in
deed all that are of note. Tie Volume is not
a guide-book, but rather in the words Of tie
publisher, ia Gazetteer of Pleasure T!ayei
in the United States, and will undoubtedly eup-
ply hitherto vacant place in the illustrated
description of our couutTy's attractions. While
it gives clearly the information required by the
tourist, it also forms beautiful table.book
valuable either as souvenir Of travel, or a
descriptive work on popular localities.
1t is liberally illustrated with ensrayipgs Of
tine execution, and we notice a description Of
our Peninsula as ''the Garden Of the United
States" with trip southwark from Whining
ton to Crisdeld, and views OF a strawberry
field, of the scene at Middletown depot in peach
time and the harbor at Crisfield.
The publisher Of the volume is Mr.. John Il
Bachelor of Boston. 1t is for sale by al
dealers throughout the country, or msy be pro
cured, (price S2.) of the General Agent, George
A. Foxcroft jr., Al Franklin St, Boaton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

An Argument for Marriage.

Powers. tho sculptor. writing to a friend of
what people call tho folly of marrying without
the means to support famiy, expresses frank
ly his own fears when lie found himself in this
very position but he adds, with Characteristic
candor: TO tell the truth, however, family
and poverty Lave done more to support me than
have To support them. They have compelled
me 10 make exerti0ns which | hardly thought
myself capable of aud often, when on the eve
OF despairing, they nave forced me, like cow
ard in a corner, to light Ike hero, not for my
self, but for my wife and Little ones. l have
now as much wof. TO do rs l can execute, un-
ess | can find more assistance IN tho
marble, and have prospect Of further commia-
sions." The truth here expressed by the gifted
sculptor is like similar remark we heard not
long since from gentleman who tried matrl-
mony in the same way. and found afterwards
that the loose change in his pocket, which he
had before squandered in !" foolish notions =
young mems whims, as he called them--was
enough to support prudent wife, who, by we'll
regulated economy. has proved fortune in her
self, and has saved snug sum of money for
her once careless husband. "a wife to direct
man towards proper ambition and TO a general
economy" he said, ''was like timely succor at
sea, to save him from destruction on perilous
VOYAGE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

A New Method for EuIaid WOOD
Work.

very ingenious method of making inlaid or
mosaic work in wood has lately been introduced.
Two contrasting kinds Of veneer, say bird D.
eye maple and black walnut, are LAID one on the
other. and confined between the covers of
white wood or something similar. Tie desired
design is then cut through the whole by II tine
jg-saw, hardly larger than Il horse hair. The
part that is cut ont OF the light-colored veneer
is then set into the place of the corresponding
part in the dark veneer, and Uice GersG, and
glued firmly upon the article to be ornamented,
in the usual manner Of veneering.
The above We take from " THE Boston Journal
OF Chemistry. 1t is but just to say that the pro-
cess described was originated and first done ON
1.-THE Fleetwood Scroll Saw by Messrs. Trump
Bros, manufacturers, of this city, about year
or IS months since, and they believe they are the
first that have produced insid work in that par
ticular way their machine being especially
adapted to that work from the fact that the saw
moves at right angles to the table, being rigid or
steady, and capable of following fine or delicate
line. We have been shown samples Of this work
that are really beautiful, and may be clasaed as
works of art
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
City business 1lrsftnru.

Auctioneers
l.. W. stidham 4 Son. III Fast 4th street
Bankers nnd brokers
r. r. Robinson a Co., 4O0 Market street
Bell Ringers and Bili Posters,
Geo W. jackson. west 9TH st.
Boot and shoe Makers nnd Dealers.
nabcaek / Bro. 5i5 Market street
Isaae siafray u west ss 1s Seasonal aSRiar a. ''
w. A. Turner Coz 3la Market ct.
Carpenters and Builders.
J. G. Iaddock shop rhorne bel Front i.e IUl3 WAahn
j. Il, u. Seeds, shop W, 4th, West
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane / DeMainyille II Fourth street
Geo A. Davis. GU Shipley st.
Clocks, Watches, nnd-JeweIers.
j. C. Massey, 4G King street.
Conch and Carriage Material.
VIM. Green 4 Co.. S. r.. oornor 81 and shlplay sts
Druggists.
II. r. Bringhurst, sl7 Market at
Florists.
Tatna Co, Delaware Avenue Jelisrsons st
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas /. Plummer, 5U2 Market st.
Wooey Van Trump. 5lO Market ST.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Sfnes 1has I n MSrssS %at,Sn 4 Sdn q, Market
'ohn 7. Doughten ilO Market ST.
Hats, Caps, &c
Geo. a. Walrayen, ~ Market street.
ohas H. DuDell, = East 3d st
Iron and steel
Vim. Green Co., S. E. corner 30 aud Shipley sis
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, $. w. corner Front and Orange
I.oohing-tinsses nnd Frames
Ewood Doane, 10 west 9Th at
#. McMonagle, Cd and kiug sta.
Merchan; Tniiors
Geo Gonert Is u. 4th st.
John II. Mnhlhausen, 4l5 King at,
Samuel Miller, jr lUg Market st.
Paper IInngings. Shndes, &c
John r. Holt 223 Market street
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bdg.. sth and Market
NJ. VI Child 4 Co.. west eth st.
j, H. Frazer, ID and Shplry ste
Wm. Reynolds Co.. h3i Market at
Vim. McCaulley Co., 6ts Market st.
Restaurant nnd Hilinrd Room
Joseph Fumer, 5Oi and 5OB Market ST.
Sewing Maclinca
Grover Baker Sewing Machine 90. 6T King at
New American Sewing Machine. 7is Market 8t
EmdcrtalSers
Thomas j. Giles e2l Shlpley 81,
h 3. fsnng, llO West Tenth street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

tFrem our Late Editions OF Yesterday. j
The Deadly Coal OH.
WOMAN BURNED PROBABLY FATALLY By uAnE-
LEsaIY HANDLING COAL OIL

WOMAN BURNED PROBABLY FATALLY By cAnE-
LEsaIY HANDLING COAL OIL
Tie alarm OF fire about three o'clock this af-
tcrnoon Wa caused by a woman catching fire
from coal oil. Her name ia Ella Smith ard she
resides with her husband in part of the resldence
No 2l2 Madison street. She was about ma
king fire, when as was her usual custom she
poured on coal oil to hasten the igniteu. In a
flash the Clothes On the upper part Of her body
caught fire and the flames spread all over her.
Her screans brought tile family OF
house, who nsed every effort to smother aud
put ont the flames, in which they did not sue
coed until the poor woman was literally roast
ed about tho breast, shoulders and
face DIR. BlocEsom arriving had her wrapped
in blankets and applied every remedy to re-
lieve her sufferings. 1t is scarcely possible
that she can recover. A little child OF Mr.. Smith
in trying 10 rl. cut the flames had lta hand bad
" burned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
AN EXCUSE THAT Is NOT PREsENTABLE.

The election of Walter Cnmmins E4q.,
Democrat, to the office of Solicitor, by the CITY
Council, IL one of the singular occurrences of
the times 1t is one OF the events that may be
traced to the independent movement which
resulted IN the election of WIn. NJ. Cduby TO the
Council, which movement the COMMERCIAL coul-
inended and aided, aud for the results of which
ii is partially if not wholly resppnsibie. -iiTIn5-
iican.
There il a sublime Indifference to truth m the
foregoing paragraph. The election of Mr. Cum
Minis is singular occurrence, saya the Re-
publican 1t ID, certainly. And who male it oc-
cur? Not William NJ Candy, who voted for a
Republican OF unimpeaehable party standing,
and unquestioned ability and who has steadily
maintained his consistency as a Republican, by
similarly voting in Couucil on other occasions
not Mr.. Canty, bat four other men, who dare
not admit their own acts, who, under the cover
Of secret ballot, cut both Sields and Spruance,
and voted for and elected Cummins They
are men whom tho Republican chooses 10 sup
port encourage, and speak for. They have
done this unseemly thing as one OF prolonged
list OF acts destructive to al good feeling and in
defiance of all good faith in the party of which
they pretend to be friend, but whose interests
and principles they have heretofore and now
grossly outraged. There coai he no excuse
for their voting for Camnins. II IL without
shred of dscent defence. Hs is not better
man than Nielia or Spruance bus lawyer of
less experience and correspoaiingly less ability
to eerye the city. When therefore ont Of that III
decent factional rancor which has been too Of
ten displayed, they choose to defeat both the
Republican candidates named and elect their
party opponent, they made the betrayal without
the cover Of single excuse, shame and dis-
grace.
1t is not worth while TO pretend that the cleo
tion of Mr.. Candy to Council, last Fall, furrish-
cd reason for electing Mr.. Cummils. That
election had no reasonable relation, whatever,
TO this vote 1t was not Involved in any proper
way in the choice of Solicitor. Only to the
minds of persons infamed By narrow personal
spleen and factoual bitterness could there be Il
pretence that the two things had real relation
ship. Mr.. Candy was present in Council, not
voting for Mr.. Cumrnins, or any other Demo-
crat that act of favor to party opponents
which he did not do these four friends of the
Republican chose to do It was their own act.
1t stands against them. 1t cannot trace back an
excuse in the acts of somebody else. They chose
their course and the responsibility rests on them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
tsSuburban Is
In Homes ''-Phiiada, go

A neat little pamphlet, handsomely illustrated,
has just been issued under the patronage of the
Phada. Wilmington, and Baltimore II. r. folks,
with the title Suburban Homes" 1t refers
especially to the route of that railroad between
Philadelphia and Chester, and sets FORTH by
illustrations and description, the attractive fea-
lures along the line. Views are given of some
of the handsome station-houses with which the
Company have ornamented their road, of the
pleasing features in scenery, and number Of
the elegant residences which have been erected
along the 'Darby Improvement, including those
at Ridley Park.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14
Testimony.

Ichesrtully give this testimony to the public that
Mira Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured ple
| was afflicted for many years with dieordered
blood, a troublesome and Obstinate letter OF the
skill and swelling OF the glands of the neck, which
was the oceason Of prolonged suffering and ex-
pclso.
! consulted eight Of the most prominent physi-
clans In tho ciEy aud used their medicine long time
wtthelt receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting worse till tnaly almost despair
Blood Purifier, which was recommended to me as
being a certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point IN my case after using two bottles
Of the Blood Purifier in connection with the Tetter
ointment the swelling ceased, the eruptions dsap-
pegrsd apd now AN entirely and efectusy cured
II further Information Ii desired concerning my
cage, call Ut ny residence.
THos. SCOTT,
1880 Glsymort Street, over llth Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

Bishop Simpson, of the NJ. L. Church, who is
now in Europe, contributes to the last number of
the Methodist an interesting description of his
trip outward, on the illinois. He says he did
not miss meal or have an hours illness, and
praises the ship on which he went very warmly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

Legislative Ese-Iniou.

ANNUAL GATHERING At LEwEs, on THURSDAY.
Senator Leander T. Riddle, in note to the
COMMERCIAL, desires u to notice that the mem
bers and e8-nembers Of the Legislature are re-
quested to attend the annual union ut Lemee,
on Ihursday, the 18th inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

DiGeFences Of opinion do make strange bed
fellowa we admit. "Resumption" and "hard-
money! however they may be commended and
recommended by such high Doctors as the New
YORK Tribune, Mr.. Tilden, and others, as the
very medicine for the South. are not swallowed
promptly in that section, but, in fact spat out
on the ground. Hence the amazing spectacle
of finding that Conservative journal the Rich
mond Dispatch quoting from various irregular
and heterodox authorities in the North. but es-
pecially re-printing the "soft-money' utterances
of Judge William D. Kelley, and General Ben
jamin f. Butler, and rolling them like sweet
moraels, under its tongue. This is a spectacle.
The Washington Chronicle refers to Delaware
as "the very smallest State in the Union.''
Why, not Ao, at all. What do you refer to as
the measure Of size--people or area Rhode
Island has less territory, aud always had and is
and always was the smallest State in the Union,
while, II population is referred TO- then. by the
last census, Nevada, Nebraska and Oregon had
fewer people than Delaware.
At Bridgeport (cpposite Norristown,) on the
schuylkill, on Sunday, the lt5th anniversary of
the erection OF the Old Swedes Church was ceie-
brated. This is Of the same company with our
own Old Swedea. 1t had the aid of Charles
XII. and the present structure was built in 1860.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-14

This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains It's reputation remedy unsurpassed
for the cure OF 6ood and skin diseases viz: letter
ringworns, Scrofula, blstches, pimpes, bolts, im-
purities OF the blood etc. Put up quart bottles
price 81 pn each,