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VXTANTED-WHY SUFFER When you
w can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DR.. FL. M. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, EggcrHs barber shop. under the
Ashland House, Lexington, Ky. de14-1y
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eVXT ANTED--SITU ATION--By a colored
wv man as driver, or to do any other kind
pf work about gentleman's place; references.
Address G. MORGAN, IS Macallister street.
iaT-dt
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FOR RENT-.RooMs.

TNOR RENT-RO0MS-Two or more gentle
Il men can have well furnished rooms, at s97
W. Sixth street. la sat
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TOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-For
IL small farm or smaller property, a AZ story
corner brick house, suitable for grocery and
boarding house. Address G. w. o., Post-office
Box Liza, Springfield, o. jaa1-4t
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E,OR SALE-COUNTER-T feet long. in
Il good condition. Will be sold cheap. Ap.
ply at 10Y Vest Fifth street. ja3-if
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fVNT NTED-sITUATION-B sober and
wv competent (married) tinsmith in a coun-
Sry town; best OF reference. Address B. Il.
BLACKMER. Dayton, o. ja7-4t
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TS0R RENT-ROOMS--Two newly painted
and furnished, suitable for single gents.
249 w. Ninth street. ja3S-3t
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TOR SALE = DRY GOODS - Boots and
Il shoes aod clothing, general stock: trade
already built up: annual sales, $4,000; no
humbug Address Box iO2, Greenup, KY.
ja27-3t
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LoR SALE-ENGINE-A good sxl6 second
run, in q suitable building for chair or other
factory: No. opportunity TO start a busi-
ness. Cooley NJ. \. Manufacturing Associa-
tion, Connersville, Ind ja2S-3t
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NKT TANTED : -SITUATION-By boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand and
gs willing to work. Address j. UHARA, No.
III Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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L,OR SALE-SrAND--A PHYSICIANS loca-
I tion IN good locality. business worth
70 sell. Address j. RUSH, Box, 81, Van Werf,
Van Vert County, Ohio. jaaT-4t
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L'OR SALE - CHEAP LIFE SCHOLAR
IL SHIP-FOr full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant Stratton u DeHan's College
city. ja3-tf,d&w
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TOR SALE OR LEAsE-STONE QUARRY
IT. -On y. and NJ. Railroad; will seud any
inquirer a sample any size. Address NJ. N.
STINK, Loogo0tee, Ind. ja27-3t
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The following is the 30 P. M. report OF Neu
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett & Co., 2S West Third street;
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TNOR SALE--CALL CARDS-Wate silk
IL call cards, with name. at Csc pack. just
out. Samples &C. AMERICAN CARD COM.
PANY, Xenia, U. ja2S-5t*
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LSOR SALE-CARRIAGE-SHO To-
IL cation; good trade; will be sold on reason
able terms. Address F. q. w. b., Washington
G. H., Fayette County, Ohio. ja21-4t
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TNOR SALE-B0ILER-42 inches in diame-
IT ter, two fues l5 inches, 2i feet long; little
used; cneap. Address Box 50, Warsaw, Ky.
ja37-3t
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LNOR SALE --MINERALS-Fossils Indian
10 Relics, Old Coins. NC. MERGERS Natural
History Store. III w. Sixth street. de30-tf
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EOR SALE = LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
I one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. WIN sell cheap. Address 8. p. g., Box
y, city, oclo-f
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Office is hereby given that the subscriber
LIN has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrat0r on the estate Of Thomas A. Flan-
Snery, late Of Hamilton County, deceased.
! Dated at Cincinnati, o., this 18th day Of
january, 1876.
( ja2S-StS p. f. MALEY, Administrator.
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ROBESON,S ROBBERY.
TWO GohMrrrEEsTo REPORT IN FAVOR OF
TIE sEcRErARr's IMPEAcHkEar.

TWO COMMITTEES TO REPORT IN FAVOR OF
THE sEcRETARr's IMPEACHkEar.
WASHINGTON, July 24-The question
Of the impeachment OF Secretary Robe
son will cel tainly be brought before the
House early this week. The Naval Com
mittee have about agreed on their report,
which recommends his impeachment
and refers certain questions of a legal
character TO the Judiciary Committee to
decide before vote lis asked of the
House, 1t is not improbable that an ef-
fort will ba made to pross the impeach-
ment to vote without any reference, in
which case the Senate will be at once
notified. The Glover Committee will al
so bring in q resolution of Impeachment
for using the funds of the Government
in violation of law, but have decided to
ask thatit also ba referred on a legal
point to the Judiciary Committee. Sec
retary Robson is very uneasy over the
situation, and his friends are working
like beavers TO rrevent a direct vote on
his impeachment. =; ss--.'1
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Prsrs the State sentinel. July q.
FOE THE COMMERCIAL.

The Commercial has not yet specified
to what and to whom it referred in
speaking of public or party funds 60
ing to support newspapers. Now, We
are anxious to know what is meant by
it's indefinite talk. Does it refer to a
certain $500. If so, will il tell us who
got it,-where he got it from,-under
what Observation-Disclosures he did
with it; what right he had to any part
OF it,-whetbcr he expended the whole
of il; il not, and where is the balance?
PdrtjcMarly,d did any partsof it go to
a certain candidate in Sussex county,
if so, for what purpose and what did
he do with it? Did any go to Mr.
Prettyman or the Neaos; ii so, how
much and for what purpose? Did
Prettyman subscribe anything; if so,
was il paid out OF that fund, aud to
whom paid'
Did the Commercial or the Delashd7 G
" s3sino get any if SO, how much and
what forY
Come, nelghbor, you have touc he'd
upon delicate questions: Give us all
the light you can upon them.
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sHERIrE,s SALES,

CHEkIPf'3 SALE.
- by irtue OF writ OF VI. Pa 10 me di-
rected will be exposed to publio sale at the
store OF Robert and Willism Taylor. corner
OF Fifth and Tatuall streets, Wilmington, In
New Castle conaty. Del, on
SATURDAY.
TaE e9.h DAY OF JULY. A. u. 1876.
Al ii o'clock. a. IN.
The following described Personal Pro.
pcrty. va:
Three horees. { wagons, l sleigh. slkey,
and lot OF harness, lot OF candy jars and
caddies, co nter sea es and weishts, ! plat.
form scale, cracker mach ne. trays, tables,
pans and tubs household and kitchen iurni-
ture COM isting OF beds, bedsteads, bureaus,
tat.es. chairs N rrors. Sofas. what-not, car.
pets. bedding &C
Seized and AIKEN into execution as tho pro.
perty OF Robert Taylor and William Tay ior,
aid TO be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAABSOy, Sheriff,
Shcrif's Once, New Castle.
July Is, 1916 jyl9h
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SHERLFF'S sALK.
- By virtuc cfe witt Of Venditioni Exponas
to me directed, will DC exposod 10 Public Sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. ell shIPLEY ST..
kept by Ge7. ". 0rtlip in The city Of Will
mington, New Castle IoCnty. delaware, on
SATURDAY.
TIE 5th DAY OF AUGUST. is7r.
AZ o'clock, p. m.,
The following described II al Eftate. viz;
No. l, ALI that lot piece or parcel of land
situated 1T the no thweetery corner OF 5th
and Tstnsll ttrocts. in ths City OF Whining
ton, with Brick DwellinR house, s ore and
BaktrS thereon ereetcf, together with stable
in the rear of "a d duelljI q aud bakery.
No 2. IL that lot. pieo or par el of Land
situate on ho northwest corner Of Gi'p,n
Avenue and Lincoln street. in the ity OF
Wilmington, 81 feet on Linz DIN street BY 100
f. ct on vi , n Avenue surrounded by land :
of jesse Alexander and j. Head
No. 3 All that lot, piece or parcel OF land
situat' in Christian hundred N,w Castle
Coz MY Delaware contain ng about two a, d
one quarter acles of Marsh lard, near the
works Of Waltop, Nhann 4 Co., and sur.
ron ded by lands Of alton, v hann Co
Oh istiana River Jmprovom ent Co. and lands
Of the hei,s Of Caisb Str U d. deceased
Seized and taken in execution ss the BRO.
perry cf Robert Ia, lor. aud to be sod by
VIM. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
aheiifi's Office. New Castle. [
iuly 90. A. u, 1876. ! iy2l-n
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two men who are safely. honorable con.
ducting the affairs Of Two treat States.
We present yop Samuel J.Tilden. Ehs
hos ruled the State Of New Yofkfor the
last three years. Four years ago New
York was ruled BY rings, Now every
thing is clean in the government. What
less can be said Of Hendricksp It is
just this in the present campaign. OBJ
scurity against honorable prominence.
I do not deny that there are good, noble,
honorable men in the Republican party.
But they are few. know nothing
against The honor of the Republican
nominees. l only say they are weak,
obscure, while our nominees have dis
tinguished themselves abundantly.
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SHERIPF'S SALE.

S SIlERIRR'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of srndry wfits of Leyari Facios
10 me directed. will be exrosed to Public Snie
at the Hotel of Alexander Maxwell. in Mid
dletown, in St, Sc. Georges hundred. New Cas-
lie county. Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE 2jth DAY OF JULY, 1876,
4 lo'clock. p NJ.
Inc following de- cribel Heal Estate. viz:
All that certaiG plantation and tract OF
land situate in ST. 6eorges hundred. in the
county ufNew Castle and Sta'e Q of Delaware,
and which is bounded on tho west by the
Dutch Neck r0ed. on this north by lands late
OF kinsey Johns, deceased and land of VII
ii TN Cleaver. on the nsrthenst by lands late
of John Benuc t's heirs onl on the sou heast
and south by Plnmb's Gut and land late of
Jacob Gfoee snd others. containing three
hundred acres ot upland aud msrsb. nore or
les.
Seized and taken in ex.eu ion ia the pro
perty of John Clover. deceased. WIlIiim A,
Cioaver. AdpiSis rstJr OF John C'eaver, De
ceased. aud William A. Cleavor and q orge
9. Cleaver. heirs at lsw Of said John Cle,ve /,
deceased, and John A. Cieaver. terre tenants,
and 10 be told hy
WM. II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sherifi-s Office. New Cattle
July l, l51G. jyT-ts
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PUBLIC SALES.
| UpITOR's SALE.

A UDITOR'S SALE.
By virtue osa warrant Of the Mayor Of the
CITY Of Wilmington. to me directed, will be
ekpused at Public Salo at 10 O'Clock q. ms on
MONDAY. JULY 81. 1876.
AZ the Auditors Office. No. 81 (second story
East Sixth street, in the city of WILMINGTON.
New Castle county, State OF Delaware, the
following described Real Estate, viz:
All thnt lot piece or parcel OF land. with
house thereon crested. situate on Madison
street between Second and Third streets, be-
inx No. 222 Madison etre.t,
All that lot. piece or parcel of land, with
corner Of Fifth and Pine streets, being No.
SOL Pine street.
All that lo;, piece or parcel Of land. with
house thereon erected. SITUATE at the north
east corner OF Sixth and Madison streets, be-
ing No. 900 Madison street.
All that lot, piece or parce, OF land situated
AT the northwest eotnero OF walnut and l2th
streets boing No. 1901 Walnut street,
All that lot, piece or parcel of land situate
on Wa nut street between Twelfth and lhir-
teenth streets. being No. II 8 Walnut street
All that lot. pie C and parcel of land situate
on Walnut street, between . welith and lhi.'
teenth streets. being l-15 Walnut street.
All that lot, piece and parcel of land and
stree between Harrison and Franklin streets
being l2l5 West Fourth street.
Seized ana taken in execution as the pro-
petty OF William Silver. and to be sold by
j. l.. BEoG5. Ciiy Aud tor.
n. B,-1he above named property is to be
sold to satlsiy liens thereon for paving streets
sidewalks and water pipe. iy20-ta
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The Difference,

Senator Bayard, in a speech at phila.
deiphiG the other day, referred to tho
Republican and Democratic candidates
as follows:
Now who are the Republican caudi-
datesp They are II lyes and Wheeler
men of personal responsibility, but little
known: They are men who have gone
through their political lives wit6out
scarcely making ripple on the surface
OF the political ocean. On the other
hand, what do We offer youe Do We
offer you obscure men? We presert YOU
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at 2 o'oloek. D. Ia

the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract ofl nd situate In the
city ot Wilmington. New Castle &. UNITY Del !,
aware, having thereon erected u substantial
three story brick dwelling houss with back
and more particularly described as follow;
Beginning at point on the noriherly side Of
Thir street between Poplar aid Lombard
streets. at q corner Of land now or late OF FL :
n rtherly parallel with Lombo rd street s.
feet IL IN ,hes to stake: thence westerly pa
rallel with Third rect Is feet TO u ttake;
thence southeIly lara lei with Lombard street
ss feet II inches TO aforesaid tide 0, THIRD
street, and thence along the same easterly Is
feett to the place of beginning, be the ssmo
more or lees,
Seized and leu in execution as the pro-
perty of Lewis G Springer: and 70 be so By
WIN. II LAMBS0N, sheriff.
ShoriiI-s Office. New CSstIe,
July 20. 1875. iy2l-ts
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sHEnlErs SALES.

OHERiFP's SALE. Il. -.
!, al 10 me air ectod, will be exposed 10 Public
Salo. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sll snIPLkY ST.
kept by George ". Orilip. 10 the city OF Will
minston. New Cattle county. Delaware, on
~ SATURDAY,
YrHE Sch DAY OF AUGUST. iS.6
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General Butler savs that the report to
the effect that he has abandoned the in
tention Of running for Congress in the
Lowell district is "baseless, unauthor-
lied and untrue.,' And, in letter in
which he makes this declaration, he
says: May ask you to do me the JUS
tice- TO allow me to announce my own in
tentions as to my personal actions over
my own signature which 1 have the
ability to do?"
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We have letter from Samuel Town
send. EsQ., criticizing the party rules.
II is very long, and we are, therefore
compelled to beg his Indulgence. Mr..
Townsend objects TO the rules mainly
because they do not submit the nomina-
tions Of the members of the Levy Court
and Legislature to be made by popular
vote in the various hundreds instead of |
by delegates elected to County Con-
ventioR. This has been Il mooted oues-
ton with the Democrats for twenty
years. If the State was divided into
election districts, the matter could be
readily settled. But as there are eleven
hundreds and only serea representatives
and sometimes one and sometimes teo
ScHators, the Hundreds that have none
are not willing to give up their right to
a share in the selection Of those who are
to be voted for lawmakers. The differ
ence is this way. The time would come
when there would be one Senator to
elect; and he would have to te chosen
from certain hundred. cay Christiana.
Now. according TO the ideas Of one party
Christiana would claim the right to say
who that Senator should be. While
other members of the party in other
hundreds say they have to vote fer hlm
and while they are willing he shall come
from Christiana they want to have a
voice in his selection as candidate, and
this they have by electing delegates to
a convention. while they are denied it if
the nomination is made by ballot in
Christiana. We think the time will
coon come when the whole party will
favor an increase in the Legislature and
tie District systenn, and this whole diff
GUILTY will be settled fairly and sat,sfac.
torily. II we couldsee how it could be
done properly we might p, efer the ballot,
The Republicans vote by ballot because
they fear TO meet the negroes in Conyen-
tion. The negroes make up half of
their party and according to their rules
would have half of the delegates nv
right, and by turning out ca masse as the,
do could elect nearly all Of the delegate,
and here would be pretty kettle of FISH
Old DR.. prettyman would just walk i,
and manage the who'e affair in thi
county as well as Sussex.
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GHERIPF's SALF.-by viz ue OF vflt o
- Ais. Levaria Fdcias 10 u direct d, will be
expo.ei TO Public S,ie at the Hotel Of VIM. d.
Hollis, at townsend in n.AppQQuiLimiuk hun.
'dred' in New Castle county. Delaware. on
THE s,kDAY or AUGUSP.lA A. b. ls7s.
All osciock. W m. pt3

The following dssSribsd x sai Estats. va. "
in a. BaesSs sSss NJ :qsss
Appoouipimink Hund ei) New dastl q z ~ n
ty. and state II Delawsre hospdsd snd de-
sscnbeh asfoliows 70 wt. BeGippinepfs . etcne
with the 81 me and wilh he iaad of Rbeps eass ~
Cloak north sixty two deg eos and hfty-fye
minutes east one hunared and ave perches and
~ ttnths GO sing the m lin prong OF Morris
Bran h t. the nidile Of tho new road lead
ing from Smyrna Landing to tho old Thor
oughMre Meek Ro d, suFpcsed to be in the
line VI land Of Gideon RothweIl, thence in
part with said Rothwell's and crossing the
main stream OF said Morris Branch south
{TeLty eight degrees and quarter st two
hundred and twenty one perches aud eli <h'
ienths 10 CO ner on the east eide of the said
linding road the line of the land OF Noble
i, derman, being also u cor tF for land o {
Robert ra,ters9n. fsq,. thence BY said Pat
n hL,f west one hundred and twenty three
perehts to stone on an old bank, being
cornor also tor Robert Patterson. EsS.. thence
wi h the Ian Of tho heirs OF ID .vid Kennedy.
deceas a, md in part with said Jonathan
Browns land north twenty fve degrees and
nine minutes west two hundred and ifty-two
p. rchcs AID Two tenlhs to the place OF begin
ming. containing one hundred and eighty
acres and my Eve "a uare perches, be the
same m re or less Que hundred and twenty
four square porehes OF the above tract Of
lsni exceFted. being granted TO GrafIen L,
Deiany. keq tor the right Of Rail Road. 30
long rs sud road i1gept up. and when it
ceast 8 . be kept up as u Raj Road, IL be.
comes the pr perty of the said Owen C. Crow,
nld heirs and assigns forever
eeiS'd nd trken IN execativn as the pro-
perty # Owen q Crow. and Mary Anu. l. is
"' and 'srF' WI WfMSHGIs IT, L3aSsSN b sOli X
sherif's Office. New Caste.
July ~. A. u. le76 jy2l-ts
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The Dover Sentinel intimates that the
Co"sDereiat knows more than 1t will tell
about certain $500 that somebody got.
The s'cDSinel has right tc know and it
asks for information.
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fashionable Furniture.
). & J. N. HARTMAN
nc 4l0 Kin Street
WILMINGTON. DEL.
WILMINGTON. DEL,

- We respectfully in.ern tAs siu.
~ASsS" zens oi Wilmington aud t5s sEr-
..,ixes., rounding country thni we cnntirGc
IIHMzks to mnnulattl lfe and seep onksnaaf
sur large and Ions estsblisnej warero9nl
turnN1rs % sTory variety and siyle. 500
Furniture suitabls FOR parlor. iining-roon
and chamber uses.
Our aas0rtnent OF Furniture larger saa
mora varied than cap he tound in Delaware,
snd all articles sold H'onr establishment ar
wPrrtntcd as represented.
Neniti0r Binds of tn. mas fashionsbli
desiEns mGdo to order and kept constantl,
~ hand. We Also man uiacture and co y tan:
~ 9eap s tatRsHS6rtmont of Spring a.
Y. oss AMI hnss TattresseE Il
j.&J. N. nARMAN.
80 King street. Wtimiu2s3:
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NEWSPAPERS
OF THE
UNITED STATES.

a complete list OF American Eewsuape,,
numo.ri 9 more than Gig 4 thousand VIM
$40 ,oea correct TO "a, OF all towns md
nistoricai and statt tical sketrhes al M,
G.eat Newspaper Establi hments; iliv
u4,ei wlh mum rous ensra iigs of N
brlhcip4l newspapcr buildings. sook Of M
rsses Just iss,ieu. haileI, post paid. 10 uy
supvx, suu,vsS ior 9oc Appl, ncloslng prles)t
ViLLfoN. centennial Gromnaa pni,ade nhh
OF Amrrloan News company, N. Y. Eros
.Ne''"""eeos W. lyll 2taw4w
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After 80 years OF practical experience with
horses, In staging, teaIning, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
inattehuon to the feet than all other diseases
omOineu. Alter men experiments / have
tound he true remedy to PREVENT the DIS
ease the hoof, or restore IL after negligence.
70 " al nature Intended II should be--th,
fysat 'tPporf Of the aook ansnsoi. II tho hoof IL
mnaned and diseased, the animal is com para,
lively worthless. This Liniment will siIrer
reuenf this worst OF sill diseases, Contractlon.
Corns, Quarters C-acks, contraction oftcC
Back Smew eene.al}y called Knee Spfuns
&c, and restore those that have been cripple,i
oy tho want OF such remedy. rf'. ~
srTry It. and It will never fail II properly
applied, VIE: RI, = -
Bsshe the horses foot once week. or often,
or II necessary, at the heel and frog. and
around the hoof close to the hair.
ID. G. BOYER,
A., =, , NorrlsJown, Pa.
MR. nj. Z. BoYKR-Deay Sir: This ia 10 cor
nfy that have used your Liniment In m
stable for three months past, on more thar
one hundred horses, and lind IL the best nre
Paration have ever used on horses. IL IA n,
better than you recommend 1t. Send me fiv.
cases ut once, by express, U. ID,
HARRY HAMILTON
No l8S West 3lBt street New YORK DIV
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STOVES, HEATEhs. RANGES
VAMES HRADr,h,,.
AhES BHADFUhi,. O., .,
PAINTS
OILS Tt~
WND0WGLASS,uo
CEMENT AND CALcINED PLAsTEH'

Pants, white load, redlead white zinc fv-
pai.t, iubricsting oils, nnseed oil, sperm W, ~,
lard oil, meats foot oil, coal oil. Tilden sg sy
hew's vsfnishes. English yarnishes ao,yS as;rss
artists materials, wax flower materiaA ~
caloomAnia pictures, all kinds Of torelgns n
domestic glass, stained, ornamental ana
graved; coach painters material, stenca,. s,.ssi
ors, ladders Of different lengths, ready ~ ~
sash, gold leaf, bronzes, uermlions' i0ss
glass platter t
NOS. 6 AND scEAsT THIRD SThhhA
WILMINGTON, DEL
N. Is. Particular attention paid 70 h0y
Cd SHIP PAINTING. SIGN Wh'iN
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Don't Read This

A a BOOK for newly married people. OF enh,,
sex; or those contemplating mairIase' '-I, T.
S, Son,'ins over 200 ages. Hound in cIo.
Wa, securely scaled for Is cents. Addtes.
wall q Co.. Lock Boa $3.50, Bafatoca' NNSes' n "