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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
4 UCrION 6ALE-MAGNIFTCENr.
"A Household Furniture,
property OF Edward Cav, ESQ.
10 be sold THIS (Wednc sdav) MORNING,

rosldence 10 West sd St. 6tb sv.
Magnificent rosewood tagerea lace Curtains. Mirrors,
~ octave rich rosewood Piaaoforte, made Nv Brad
bury latest styles inad ParlOr suits covered in satin
brncatel &c. Inaid Centre Jaulcs Cebinets. Jardn-
ieres Bronzcs, Oh Paintings, &c Chamber su,ts in
SOLID walnut. Dressing case. Bed5tcads spring and hair
Mattresses Carpet &C. Bookc SC, 800 volumes Books;
Lsdy's Sc Rotary, Library Table, Turkish suit and
Chairs dining Buffet Exten sion table solid wal
nuts Chsirs, emma Dinner ana Tea Sets Lounges II all
stand &c also base ment and servants Furniture.
~. 4. McDONHELL 4 CO., Auctioneer5.
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AUCTION.

, uCTrOy AUCrIOS. AUCTION.
y ms wednesday, AFTERNOON, at ~ O'Clock,
Al The priVatc mansion 0j West Twcnty-ciQhih street.
near ixl avenue. SO lot han isome ana gentsc House
hold fnrniturei Panoorc, magnificent saun, br2csde
aud Par.or SUITS Etaqeres abies Turkish chairs,
Lounges, Mirrors, Curtaln., Carpets Bronzes Paint
ings RcGscahs, Dressing Cases bureaus Wsshstands,
hair and spring Mature lses bedding walnut suits, In
rep and baifclo h! 81 library, Dining Basement furni
ture, GLASS China, aivcrvare. Cutlery, g.
J. KKEAMBR, AucU0nccr
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TAANTED-BY A FRENCHMAN, A SITUATION AS
w frs, CAS- soker in foundry river or lake
steamer. Address for three days. b. c. .22 Prince ST.,
New York
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RY IsIDORE J. swALZKOPF, AUCTIONEER-wILL
I'D sell tomorrow trhurs1ayl, l0 Bowery entire elc-
giant fixtures two fine q Billiard rabies, rich Chande
ers large stock Wines Liquors. &c positively in lots.
Dealers invited Particulars tomorrow.
(NROCKE2Y AUCWON.-HENRY LOTT, AUCTION.
" sells Thursday, March rs at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
entire Stock OF retail Crockery glassware and Lamp
Store No g. avenue A.
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COUNTRY HOARD.

THIRST CLASS BOARD,--GENTLEMAN' VILLA ON
i Hudson River, near Newburg; large rooms horses
&c Parties willing 10 pay reasonable prices for extra
accommodations address H., caro- Of J. Milford, yiS
Broadway, New YORK.
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DREWERY, NO. las EAST FORTY-SECOND STREET
ID All of The Fixtures and GOO VIII tor sale, in conse
Quence i'll health OF proprietor favorable lease Ap-
premises.
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EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCrIONEER.
~ Assgnee's sale OF elegant Cabinet Furniture,
by EDWARD nCHkNCK, TOMORROW,
at II O'Clock elegant assortment OF the finest Furni
turc OF the most modern and unique styles OF paror,
chamber. dining ana hail. in eeg mt carved walnut,
rosewood covered in damask and superb Centre
ami Card Tables, and every variety Of style Furniture.
The above Is now on exhibition and viii repay those
want OF furniture. o be sold at auction at
No. 81 Liberty street
Mr.. SCIENCK Will give his personal attention to sales
of House hold furniture at private residences
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WARMERS SITUATION NORTHUMBERLAND
II the management and treatment OF horses thor
Oughly; also OF stock working OF armi nr-t
rate mixer; good worker Address c. box lao Herald
Office.
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r +. TRAvER AUDrIONEER.
81 Will sell this day at II O'Clock. al 80 Great Jones
street lot OF extra hne rng sh Wool Blankets French
tresscs, Quilts sheets CounterDaues, &C.
MORTGAGE SALE: this DAY AT l0:}o O'CLOCK,
ll at 6k3 hudson street will sell the Fixtures OF q
Retail Grocery so Horse. Wagon and Harness.
j. D. JOSEPH, Attorney tor Mortaagoe
NEAgsHALiS SALE.--J. sEEBACBER, AUCTIOEEER,
lu sslcsroom l6i Chatham street viii scI this day at
II o'clock AT ISy spring street, the Right tile and Inter
est OF q Lager Bier saloon LOUIS LEVY, Marshal
1GARsHAL'5 SALE.--J. sEEBACHER, AUCTTONEER,
W. wi sell Thursday next at NO Park place, at
III o'clock large Patent Enclosing Machine
Types Furniture Desks Counters lot of Black
Ing ana other Materials. MARVIN H. CLARK, Marshal
rTAEsHAL's sAbB.-L SEEBsGHhR, AUCTION
ltl Ger salcsrooom 1854 Chatham street will sell on
Thursday at IL O'Clock NJ large lot OF Carcs de Vse
and Imperiais Of Actors Actresses Statesmen &c Sere
escopc views also lot OF Porcelain Plates and Glass
for photogra piers use. - -
DTCHARD FIELD. GENERAL AUCTlONEFR-
IN Saiesroom No 40 BOWery will sell Thursday.
March Is Mt II o'clock, ut no $40 West Twenty eighth
street large Lot OF elegant Household Furniture
sstng o fine Parlor Bedroom suits velvet BRUSSELS
ingram and three.py Carpets, marble top bureaus
mantle and pier mirrors, black walnut Sldeb0ards.
Warlro!es. spring Nd hair Mattresses Bsdstesda
Chairs. 60. de-
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VI7ANIED-A STTUA1I BY A FIRSf CLASS RES
w tauraDt elmer and pastry cook references from
best first class city. Address ~ Nor
Con s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

DHOsOGRAPHy.-A SHORTHAND WRITER DE,
i sires "A situation. Address PHONOGRAPHER Herad
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

L1sSENTIAL OILS-A COMPETENT sALESn AN,
~ viii highest references, who Tor number ot
has Travelled tor one Of our largest oil houses and who is
acquainted with the entire wholesale druggts. per-
fumery, soap and candy manufactures Ii open
cngage cement with first class house only. Address
ShNIIAL OIL. Hcrald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

INANTED-BY AN ENGLIsHMAN, TO TAKE
w charge OF q farm; has Is years good recomma nda
tons. Address q. G. W. box lis Herald ofhe.
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CINGLE YOCNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS
- undo rstards his business perfectly can
milk take horse If CURED; be we'll recon-
mended. Address III, s., box LOO Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

BROADWAY CIGAR STORE AND SAMPLE ROOM
ID Tor sale-Stocx. Fixtures and Lease; good run of
trade Stock purchase ptonal Address or apply to H.
rROHMAN 7l3 BrOadway,
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VNANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS COACHMAN AND
w and to Ike himself generally useful; hust
be willing go To Long Branch i'll the summer must
be perfect sober Industrious and obging city ref
erence required. Apply tor three Jour days ut NO.
Us Broad way. rooms 3 and q
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CITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN AND GAR
- dener, by married man no iamily thoroughly I'M
dersands the OF horses carriages, &C., and is
good PLAN gardener. Address A. B., box lZs Herald
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BOOKKEtPER WANTED. PPLY BY LETTER,
"A stating salary expcc Ted, age and reference, T.
co. station D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-OWN ;R OF PROBE @TY
- druggist W i'll sell this compact little bust
ness: Il bargain; real estate wanted Apply at
STRICKLANDo. Sc Beekman street
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WELL ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT, OYSTER
n and Lunch Room tor sale cheap-Jn the best Oca-
ton. one block from the new Post office, adjoining
Broadway. Apply TO IHUS GAFFNEY Au0tiOneer IL
kOrth
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COAcHMrv AND GARDENERS.

CITUA1ION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED
= German, as coachman and gardener and to make
himself eu on Rentiemans place; no directions 10
the country good reference 226 West 25th St. top floor
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CLERKS AND sALESliES.

NY MERCHANT OR OTHFR PARTIES DESIRING
n the services OF A young man understanding book
keeping, &c, ana who willing to make him sell
rally useful IN any other capacity please address WILL
ING, box I26 Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

MANIFESTATIONS FOR A LAD WHO LIVES
w with hts PARENTS has a knowledge of shirt cut
ting; mp white shirts and make himself useful
in n shirt factory; afraid 10 work satisfactory ref
erence Address A. B. Herald Office
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TNOR SALE-THE FIRST GLASS LAUNDRY NO. l6l
IL West Fourth street. sixth avenue; doing good
business; reason for Sc ling parties retiring from bus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

VIM Writer'S AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS
day, at O'clock, d5f Canal street large assert
70 aes Sofas Lounges Exten and plain Tables
Chars kooSers, tapestry, Brussels and ingrain Car
rors OH raintings Ensravings Wnaow SHADES Vases
feather Beds Pillows and Bedding; also DesSs Counters
Stoves Crockery Glass and Kitchen Ware, Rerigera-
tors, Plated Ware, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN
"A. office work and making up OF accounts; must be
of good family and have best testimonials Apply by
mail stating reference ana salary expected
STERN BROTH RS, 357 9Th av.
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I LARGE SQUARE ROOM AND HALL BEDROOM.
fourth h0Or fronts also hall Room, third floor 'front.'
with Board, at az West Fourteenth street No moving
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1syANTRD-A SITUATION As WAITER IN A PRl-
W vste family, by a frenchman, just arrived, who
speaks German but little English. good references
10 honesty ability, DC Address . r., i50 East Forty
second street
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WANTED "A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRI-
w vate family, by a competent man is single;
objection TO the counry good city references Address
s s., boz las Herald Uptown Branch office
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81 OO) CASH ONLY REQUIRED TO SECURE
n. first class Restaurant: cstabi hed SIX years. Gle
gantlv fitted up business averages $40 GOD annum
having two places; choice. Cali AZ once at NO l3
Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

CINGLE NAN (PRoTESTANT WANTS SITUATION
- TO take a small garden, mnc horses anu
make himself generally useul can be wen recon-
mended. Address T. T.. box 70. uerad Office.
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Ok WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
81 and sixth avenues.-rO let with Board, large
front and connecting Room to gentleman and wife
party 0. gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

NISH AND OYSTER STAND FOR SAL DOING
IL good business: in fine location goOi reasons for
selling Inquire oyster boat H. foot OF Charles street.
Diypr
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fNOAcHMAN's SITUATION wAETED-BY Re-
~ specialize man who thoroughly understands bust
ness; l. sober, honest man. also careful driver
highest reference. Address A. H.. i42 Atlantic av.,
BROOKLYN.
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VNANTED-BY BOY, l6 YEARS OLD LIVING
w with his parents in the country siiuatio IN q
store wholesale hardware preferred: willD. 10 make
hlmse gene y useful; good references. Address A.
s., box 40 Post office, Eoboken. n. j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

Mr. Moulton occupied his old seat near Mr.. Til.
Ton nIdling ~ s1nlS dAy.A It., % a. a
dress VA far from being dennp atosE y "
keen thrdsts witty rs veil as stgaM
which hs ccoAaionslly gave tho plAinsave md his
friends, appeared to be moro distastefu to both
Mr.. Tlton and Mr.. Moulton, than the more vio-
lent invective Of Judge Porter had been. Both
OF them turned red in the face, and once Mr..
Moulton seemed to be aDgered by n reference to
Mrs Moulton made by the orator.
MIR. Beecher watched tho speaker with
thoughtful looks. With lips slightly parted. and
one car turned partially toward the orator he
seemed to catch not only every word but the
signifcance of every intonation and every shade
Of emphasis with the most careful interest.
The jurymen appeared to feel that their aiten-
ton would have to he very closein order to fol-
low the argument Of Mr. Eyarts, and not word
seemed TO escape their ears. Both Mr.. Beach
and MIR. Tilton took notes very industriously.
The attention of the audience was secured by
the first words that the orator spoke, and during
the whole day silence reignedin the court room,
except when some humorous story, or witty IL.
mark, sot the audience to laughing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
The pa.chniyiiIe Drove Yards

THEIR FORMAL orRSINo. ygsrEapDY--SAruRE OF
THE IMPROVEMENT.
The new drove yard at Paschaly llc on the p.
W. 4 b. Il, r.. was formally opened yesterday
A special train brought out from Philadelphia
about three hundred butchers aud droyers as
invited guests.
The property OF the company comprises over
IS acres of rich pasture and meadow land eN-
tending from the railroad TO Cobb's creek. which
forms the line between Philadelphia and Dols-
ware Counties The improvements on the ground
consist OF substantial new brick hotel, having
about fifty rooms, stable and barn also. storage
pen for cattle aud sheep. all OF which are cup.
piled with pure erring wster forced into tie
troughs and tanks by means OF an engine and
steam pump.
The ground act apart for the cattle yards and
pens has been thoroughly graded. drained, aud
paved with cobble stones. gravel or wood. The
cattle brought from the West or other
points will be landed in the yard, and it is
claimed that the superior railroad facilities, re-
Gently made with the Baltimore and Ohio road,
IS well az the L. W. 4 IL Railroad, will enshlo
the company to charge at least rs per cent. less
than rates heretofore charged at other yards
for services, Sc, rendered TO cattle dealers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

Harm" bingham. o. New Hampshire wAc
vas - ye,y scsiye IN unsesting Nat" Head. is
Henry Bingham He was voted for as Harry, "
hu, lis, IS s.sy karSe q smother color, yoa
know. Mr. Bingham beng Democrs:
The independent rhil2ie,phia T.r.s, IS
f'rcaS = lu4.t tAst ''teunsy!yau.s IS andout..
silly Republican S;Ste .cisy OF ta.. vote
aeues: y lsat,. - AtlaaiSlce NI:4 tie ysu..sicAl
,.a'.t..s..s x ,he v%o..s
lie Koa:aeAy eect.on : tex; o. lie Isl. 1.
W.. b Ae,i ~ 'Ae >! q August
The EC$i.ae Ei 4 Democratic organ Of tina.
c-,y, sSys 1; WISHES = h distinctly understood
la; bo.a tie i.SpUtatAa candidates nominated
$; Lancaster, Governor HAr,-Snt,, &nd Mr.
HAV e. ''A'e honss. SD cSYsc.e. sai ;4st any
question = those points iS ret rsisei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
THE BLACK HILLS QUEsTIoN-Is THE IN
DIAN 10 MOVE ON

Presiden, Grant finds rhe question what to do
with the Black Hill Indians beset with serious
difficulties. On the one hand We have the i'm
monse increase OF the white population, with
the accompanying certainty of the Western
country being settled by them on the other
We have race admittedly difficult to ciyilize.
The question narrows again to tho old formuls
whether or no Indian civilization is possible
II it is absolutely not possible then the theory
OF extinction may be jusuhahle. The greatest
good OF the greatest number is practical il not
Christian doctrine. and as between millions of
whites and hundreds of indians the choice, how
ever melancholy, would have to be made.
Bat civilization of the Indian is possible.
The history Of the Chcrokees and other tribes
prove that 1t is. The nations heart has not
been in the work aud We have not gone the
right way about 1t. If tenth OF the energy
shown III putting down the Rebellion, had been
gwen for tho last twenty years to raising the
lndsn, we would not now be in situation
where tho old problem freshly assails ur, for
We should have made the regenerated savage
T. valued worker--ono who could not be dispea-
eed with. 1t is q matter requiring an enlarged
sndlberal view, instead Of which il has had. until
the present Administration only narrow and
selfish one. Worst OF ali, it has been left to
hsphazsrd. Tho settler has been ahead OF the
Government, Instead OF the Government
ahead OF the settler The whites have
oyerruu one Territory after another, driving out
tho aborigines wherever they could, the Govern
ment taking the position, practically, that the
dispossessed holders were SO many beasts, to be
driven ont before race could enter that had a
better right tolye. 1t was an altogether low view
for the people of great republic to take, and
history will say SO in unmstskable words, how
ever the men Of this day NAV regard it.
The talk OF the President to the Sioux chiefs,
the other isy, indicated the difficulties and en-
bArrassments OF the present situation. entsiled
upon us, as it is, by our previous policy Of error
Sni wrong. The Black Hills country is shout to
he swept over by the gold.hunters. Right or
wrong ises,y or no treaty, expeditions 10 so
t..ege are Organizing IL = dozen cites. The
GoYesamsu: uasy AID for TIE present will. stcr
tAeu, IN. Intimately they Will 50. This is as
certain as anything csu he. The Indians viii be
dospo..ed the lands now sc: spart 70 them will
ba s,oeu from under their very feet For the
p,under Of Indians and oi Government, the
Western torier pcop,e hsye capacity simply
great. liis question, then. whether the Sioux
lse the other Ipdags mus, not he removed. 20,
.eir own sake, As well IS for ;le sAke Of pes e
sud the slt,e ot tie Fyes,den; TO them to cen
s.ler tile roposlton Is judicous sui Just.
---
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
GyitM 49usintss IIrfttotil.


Auctioneers
l. W. Stidham Son, III East ith street.
bankers and Brokers
r. r. Robinson a Co., 400 Market street.
BELL Ringers and Bin Posters,
Gco. W. jackson. 6 West 9th st
Boot rnd shoe Makers and Dealers.
S.Seask &c AlksllPasI Rls w w MsTEs asfEs, street r.
SnS isaae Marf ~ We M asS Second rSafat 81 'S
w. A. Turner 4 Co, sls Market st
Carpenters and Builders.
j. h d. Seeds shop W 4ih, near West
Cigars and Tobacco.
brisbane A DeMainyie. IL Fourth street
Geo. A. Davis, tta shipley ST.
Clocks. Watches. nnd-Jewcler-.
O. |. Bush 90 Market street
j. q. Massey 4Ji King street
Coach mud Carriage Material.
VIM. Green Co, S. L, corner Sd and Shipley sis
Druggists.
II. r. Brinehurst, siT Market st.
Florists.
Tatnai 4 Co, Delaware Avenue and jefferson St
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas F. Plummer, 81 Market -.
Woolley 4 Van Trump, al1 Market ST.
Gents Furnishing Goods
James NJ; Watson 4 SON. tsi Market st
JSSs s 2 DSashtsa ,saH a IL ssi siafSeis' ia''
Hats. Caps. &c
Geo, \. wairsvon, ssa Market strecL
Chas H. Deboil kAst ID 81
lron and steel
VIM. Green Co, S l.. corner 81 and Shipls, sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland. S W. corner Front and Orange
LockinG-t'lnssrs Hnd Frames
flwrsoi ocSne, 10 west Sth 81.
T. MeMouagie 81 and King SIS
Merchant Tnilors
Gco. tiouest i3 T. 4th -.
John y. Mphlhsascn, as ktng ST
Samuel MILAN. lr.. iga Market 81.
Paper HanEinGs. Shades. &c
john r. Holt, 2ss Market stIeet
Real Estate AGENTS
RvAns Pennington. Aini lnA's pt's s,a ANT Market
NJ NJ. thun 4 Ia. I west tn -.
= h Fraser. 81 ant Shipir s's
Mm Reynolds 4 90 ~ Mafsei s.
Nna. MeNaulles & 90. te Market
Restaurant Rnd Billiard Reosa
Joseph knllner. ~ and ~ Market 81
Sewing Aiachibe-
Gr1yer Baker Sewing Machine %, 81 kiag
New Amerte@a sewing Machine, is MArhei ..
Iadertakcrs
Thomas j. Giles, II Shipiey e.
X. ; fcang, III " ess fcnih s.ree;.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
restiu,ony.

i cheerfully give this testimony 10 the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier ard Tetter Ointment
cured ne:
was afflicted for many years with disorGerei
blood, troublesome and obstinate tetter OF the
skin and swelling OF the glands OF the neck, which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and ex-
pense,
consulted eight OF the most prominent physi-
clans In the city aud used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; On the
Hood 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 retter
ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptlons dlap
peared and now am entirely and efectra.ly cured.
Ii further information is desired concerning my
case cal at Iay reside nee.
THuS. SCOTT,
1880 tlaynont Street. over lita Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
rfr Evsrts Summing ~,

caXKESC Ta-zN- or SIS AnnzEss - -zE sCgE-A
cSoSrrs ocCS- 2ooG AMI rExElY i>-LSns-xp
AvpzkNeE
Nj. !avssts = san Is s:a2z..as g? speech in
tie 1-ic. SatcAe9 SIT YESTERDAY. The Gear
.asIn vsS dense = Vsckei. &ni hundreds srzIs-
s.sl iusGs,taA-,y 70 Sc; L. More lsiie. ssse
!a lie 2-3ieoee ;hsa scpce tae o2eai-E Of tie
;es- Al o. the defendant ea1nss, we're r-es-
eu;. vh.,e oc'y Nj FeSeA sd VI. Morn. az
l-sA-sd .G oocr; fcT NJ. nlso-. Fo- the s-si
Lang s.ntS iAs .sk.rS q tes.Ha'ry Us. ciose3,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
''73.4 .. l-s,a s,..i.oas Il les,e0aAy.
Rehher, tnl1th strert.

w. saiasrs REslpESoE ENEEkGD TssxE TINES
4 PERSISTENT sFFosg - Bos
LAs; 81, Sesv pers.s;eu: eaar. was n,&ls
Is ~ lie l~s..re AZ Wt.,.&.n Bash,. NJ 10
Wss; ii.h s:-ss;. The robSe- tA.s,. - saouse
;av .sui-.y A-5 aSi lis euu u&y abcl il. He
s1oris = Asys 4rs: ta-sy. a.. ea;-srse iu5u tile
ts.4z ;A-.y.s.- ;he oU:e: !,,a. 2ui ,s 4Aye .ns1e
@ui e. y; : se; 10 lie aot..as through
..e is,,A. vsy.tG. w2s .es.ste. 1 ) ss.;ed io07
lie ;Aea .7.se aYsa i.ia shutters = tie kitchen
ta: VS. u4at.e 70 pAss beyond ;ais apartment
.eeSase q &;so;Se- toi;sd GocT. S;lll o5a,lralre
i.;s efforts ..le = CST- pvtNg.ci stev ls>:ier
..cs $ s.;.-.s - lie ys-i. ST. tl.nelns Or i.
~ the ransom oNeT :4-e dining .oom doot, he
n novel - s1i trAw,t; through
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

This well known AMI thoroughly tried preparation
maintains It's reputation us a remedy unsurpassed
for the cure OF blood and ssin diseases. VIZ letter.
rinRworms, Scrufnla, hl9ches pnples, hnils ini-
puities of the blood, ct. rut up M quart bottles
Price f 90 each,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

cures darrhea, dysentery, cholera morbus,
crarnp pain. etc. Price IS cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
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