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The Potter Law.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
MADISON, WIS.,, Jan. pa memorial
was received in the Assembly yesterday
from the Chicago and Northwestern and
Chicago, Milwaukee and So. Paul Rail-
road Companies, urging modification
OF the Potter law.
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DAY EVENING, JANUARY %. 1874

day. George H. Jacobs, farmer of
Homer, Will County, who murdered his
wife. was executed at Joliet; and Mar
shall T. Grain, one of the Williamson
County gang Of assassins, was executed
at Marion.
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At Wesley Chapel.

The revival at Wesley Chapel sftM
continues and the attendance last evsn-
ing was the largest since the beginning
Of these interesting meetings. About
eighty have united with the church this
month, and nearly one hundred and my
since the meeting began. Service 20
night and during the coming week.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22.-Ellis and Crit
fiths, gaugers, and Valentine, store
keeper, have agreed, with Prosecuting
Attorney Of the Government, to make a
complete expose of the whisky frauds
from the beginning. They received
$500 month. Each is expected to give
testimony duplicating Nunnemacker
aud Lithers, who are reported to have
made s.. 5.000, 900 BY crooked whisky.
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The NEutual Council.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, Jan. pa number of adds-
tional churcnes are to be invited to the
Council OF Plymouth Church. The invi.
tations will be sent to-day. The Council
will be held February 49, and Will be
much larger than al first thought.
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wittc hound over.

Ferd. Witte, jr., was tried iu the Po-
lice Court to-day on the charge of fraud
ulently obtaining the signature to a
note, and was bound over in the sum Of
80 600.
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Two Cltize,.s Wasted,

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
SPRISGFIELD, ILL, Jan. %. Two muir
dorers were hanged in this State yester-
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LATEST LOCAL.

The will Of John Coulter was admitted
to probate to-day.
THE United States District Court was
in session all night, and adjourned al
12:I5 O'Clock this morning.
MRS. NJ. L. EDDIsoN, of No. $50 West
Fifth street, made an assignment to-day
for the benefit OF creditors, to Jefferson
l.. Eddison.
MICHAEL GANTIELD was discharged
by Commissioner Hooper. The charge
against him was attempting to pass a
counterfeit So note.
JOSEPH LANDRY, a carriage painter,
was brought in tor disturbance at the
Light Guard ball at Exposition Hall. He
was fined 50 and costs in the Police
Court. -. -....- -------..
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yNT TO KEEP YOUR FEET
w lWARM-Andin in order to do. so. go to 5 .
MARX, $50 West Fifth street, corner Plum;
he offers, previous to taking stock. his boots
ami shoes at extra how prices: you will be as
toni ned how much cheaper you can buy there
ahap elseN here. IL
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BOARDING.

JDOARDING--At33g Al $50 Vine street; front room
Nd With baaid, suitable for family, or gen
Ucnou. Also, day boarders jaaa-st
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PERSONAL.

inERsON A1.--A MAN-That has gallery
II like q be hive because he pieases his pa
trons--BELL, the Photographer, loO ", Fifth
tstreet. - li s.s no20-Stf
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uyANTED-RUPTUk PERSONS-To
wv call and examine the 'Sure Cure" Truss;
the best Truss in the world. Manufactured
only by S. G. KkAM, NV. Cor. Fifth and Elm
streets, up stairs. lao-lmIn,o@iu
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VNTANTED-WHY SUFFER- When you
w can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by Dr. H. M. HEkSOH- y. :.
FIELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, Ky, de14-1y
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NNTANTED-To CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
/. w frst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Cali for AGENT, 23o Walnut
street. frst fioor. ie26-tf
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VKTANTED-EyERY LADY TO KNOW
! w That they Can buy, Gus: ON made side-
lace pebble goats and kid shoes for " par, at
j. N. DOHAN'S, No. 25l Central avenue and
No. FIFTH street 'jal6-5t+
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FOUND.

LNOUND-THE BEST PLACE .-Of amuse
IL ment Is to go and see the Illusion Exhibi.
tion. POS Vine street. 1tt
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yNTANTED = SITUATION = BY young
w man IS years of age, to do some light OUT
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this-ofice.
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The following is the 80 r. NJ report OF Ns.s
York Stock aarket, as received by Isea. Star.
rett 81 Co., rs West Third street:
Sold. Offered nj nj.
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VKTAETED-SIrUAT ATION-Asp programmer
wv with some reliable troupe: wages no OBJ
ject. Address Ill. A.. Lock-box "a, Cadiz, Ohio.
ja24-3t
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WI ANTED-THE LADIES TO KNOW
wv They can be supplied with Nine. Girls
wold's celebrated abdominal and long corset
Also misses corsets and children's waists.
Something new. Within the reach OF every
one, Cali or address her agent, Mrs. A. e,
MJNSON 296 HOPKINS steert. 1t*
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

NINTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine and Race
President Andrews, Of Dennison University,
Will preach morrow morning againi ana evening.
will be continued every night next week, ex-
cept Saturday might.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
" street. between Central avenue and Plum
W. L. Moore, Pastor. Morning subjects: Home
Culture, the Great Need Of the Times" Even
ing: "Who believes the Gospel, or what is Inf.
deity, and What is Saving Faith in Christf'
Seats free Baptism at night
WIN NE-sTREET CoNGREG GATIONAL
Y CHURCH, Services will be held as usua
in this Church at II A. NJ. and TX in the even.
ing. Morning sermon, "Tbe Head and tnS
Heart" The form of the evening service will
be the same as it has lately been; subject 0
the sermon, Profit and Loss."
VyARERNAcLE CONGREGATION, ROB
Pastor. Sunday morning, Is Salvation TO
the Few or the Manyr And how does the pres
ent +" Revival Work I" propose to solve the
Problem? Did Jesus Taste Death for Every
Man2 What is the meaning Of the text, He.
brews ii, Q: "That He by the Grace Of God
should taste Death for Every Man" Theme
who Answers2 Calvin or Jesus! The music
is conducted by Prof G. Nj. Currier, with Sc
lect band of fifteen instruments. Programme
Of Sacred Song: l; Voluntary . Orchestra
"Air" for horn and flute; p" Praise Ye Je
hovahs Name;n 8. Awake, My Soul to JOY
full Lays;" 4. Ufertory- --Orchestra-'.L .Lorelei,
Neswadba; 8. Sweet BY and By" by genera
request. Those who are called Infdel, thos
who call themselves Skeptics, and all seeker
after truth, are cordially invited. The scener
on the stage will be removed to the extrem
rear, and the ample space thus obtained vii
be furnished with seats, SO as 10 provide as ia
lae possible, accommodation for all who deslr
10 worship with us. All are cordially invited
Strangers in the city and young men special.
| welcome.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WI STU ATION-To do cooking,
wv Washing, ironing, or general houseWorK.
Gall No. $50 Elm street. Ja2u-4t
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NM ANTED-TO BE KNOwN-That have
wv removed my hair goods from IA Fourth
Plum. where will sell it very low. AS have
NO store rent to pay can sell the goods. con-
Riderably lower than before. viii make up
orders, II you bring your hair. at reduced
prices. Parties HAVING checks for goods can
get them at lO3 Long ngworth. v. ECkEN ROTH.
jalS-3tTu, WAS
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XNTANTED-DRY GOODS, ETG.-To ex-.
wv change good Piqua property for stock Of
dry goods and groceri 8, &c, to invoice from
ss,OUO TO $1,000 Address Box H. Arcanum' w.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-22

NTANTED-TO GALLO. TRAUTY ELL
wv Err wants persons that have warts,
eorns and sufferers OF inipotency to call at 2 2S7
Clark st., Sd story lalo-oG
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TNOR SALE--PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Il A No. /, portable; will be sold very cheap
for cash, with or without Instruments been in
use only few weeks; reason for selling, the
owner has other business. Address PHOrO5-
KAPHER, Box 49,. Jasper, Dubois county.
Ind. ja20-3t
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wv Commercial college or Private Academy.
Address w. Il. MASON, Louisville, Ky.
ja20-3t
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'VNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That B.
w CAvAGNA u SON have new lot Of fine
Boneless Codhsn, anu splendid line OF
Gr0ceries. lyso-u
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fTNT TED-EMPLOYMENT- = By a man
/ wv willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper line, where an hones5
living can be made. Address j. NJ, this dilce.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-22

VKbA ANTED-PARTNER-In good, safe,
w No. paying quarry; 81, ,OOO TO $l,500 cap
Ital only required. For particulars address
GEO. A. HE1Hr. Wintersville, Ind. ja20-5t
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FOR RENT.

E,OR RENT OR SALE-H0USE-No 10S
It. Park street, ut bargain; ~ rooms and
hall ia12-9t
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FOR RENT--RooMS.

INOR RENT-ROOMS-Fin front room ON
IL first floor, suitable for Office or sleeping
room; also one on third floor, suitable for
street, ja2J-St
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yNTANTED-TO RENT Or buy modern
wv built house of I to ~ rooms, In Newport,
near the bridge. Address Box l,CO6. Cipcln-
natl. o. Ja2@-@t
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T,OR RENT = HOUSE-No. 1877 Mound
I street; 8-story brick house of seven rooms
ami kitchen; cheap. ja22-2t
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TNJ NJANTED-FARM--fo rent, containing
w from 10 to 80 acres, improved. Address
w. F. DRAKE, Plainville, Hamilton county,
ohio. ja20-3t
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wv NTANTED-sITU UATION-As book-keeper,
! wv by young uan Of three years cxperi-
ence; best OF references given. Address b. X,
4 care Matthew Addy h Co, City. jazz st
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L'OR sALE-STORE-A tin and hardware
IL store; will sell goods at cost, and sell the
building or rent it from to years; reason
for selling, wish to retire. For terms, &c., ad-
dress J.. L. CHAPMAN, Hudson, D. ja2O-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED-YOUTO TO CALL-And see the
w great Illusion Exhibition at 2OS Vine
ggreet, III
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E'OR RENT-HOUSE-No Ids Elm street,
IL 8-story brick of ID rooms, suitable for a
boarding house; will rent low. ja2l-3t
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| lVKT ANTED = ST IrUATION-By boy fifteen
I, wv years old, that can write good hand and
is willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
e6 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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E,oR SALE-ASH LUMBER--30,O 1000 feet
Il 1-inch ash, well seasoned, choice quality,
in CincinDati Address HATCHITT, ZIEG-
LER II SPOTSWOOD, Frankfort, Ky. jazz At
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mwANTED- BUY YOUR HATS or
M MARTIN, atA2 w. Fifth st. jy15-d
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yNTANTED-FourF Ferrotypes for b0c. New
: w York Gallery, Is w. Fourth st. mh22-Stf
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE--TICKETS-At 2CS Vine street,
Il tickets to the great Illusion Exhibition at
ten cents apiece, 1h*
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

her favorite servant, or companion" :"
Emery Am Tudor, and her neice Edith.
On their way they make acquaintance with
a number of other persons, including Mrs.
Regis a charming widow in the Indian
Summer of her life, her step-daughterI
Margaret, and General Paul Rushleigh.
The General furnishes lover for Marga-
ret, and there is another in the back ground
for Edith, so that with panoramic scenes of
travel, views of places, people, and famous
buildings, the romance of the two or three
love affairs is woven in very agreeably, and
the whole will make, we have no doubt, an
other extremely popular book. The char
acters themselves are sharply drawn, and
stand out well from the back ground, while
many of the descriptions of travel are crisp
and pleasant reading, those of England and
English experiences being perhaps the
best. The four-in-hand ride with the
gentlemen drivers is SO pleasing picture
of what q lord and colonel have made
in revivipg the old stage coaches, that we
can understand il not appreciate Bennett
and his New York " coaching club"
There is in the present book peculiarly
rather more marked than in Mrs. Whitney 3
former books-an extreme mannerlsm Of
language. She manufactures many new
words, especially by joining with the hy-
phen two not usually united and she en-
ploys many others to signify ideas which to
her are doubtless plain enough but to most
readers will often appear, we are afraid,
very vague. But, this apart, she has gwen
us very readable book. We receive it
through Boughman, Thomas, d Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
TO PHYSICIANS.
"CACHETS DE PAIN"
FOR RENDERING THE MOST BITTER MEDI
CINES TASTELESS.

FOR RFNDERINIT THE MOST BITTER MEDI-
CINES TASTELESS.
These Cachets are made Of simple flour paste and
adapted to substances in powder form; they dissolve
contents to act at once. They are prepared as the
physician requires them, therefore the contents
fresh material. The most nauseous and bitter medi
cnes as Quinine, Aloes ETC., as well those of
pleasant odor, like AssafOetida can be taken with
perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient the
taste and smell being perfectly and completely dis
guised. Te be up with the requirements Of the
times and the demands of our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus for
neatly and expeditiously filling and preparing Ca
sician and patient
f. BRNGHURST d CO.,
.APoTHEcARIRs,
N. ". Cor. Sixth and Market Sts., Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
4 Moderate Lawyer.

A correspondent of the Rochester Union
points to Henry R. Selden as one great law
yer who does not charge as much as his
clients can be got to. pay. For example,
says the writer, "in the late Deming cases,
involving over $50, 900. his entire charge in
both cases, was only $500, and he has not
received that yet. In another case he acted
as counsel for years in a litigation over the
title to some real estate, worth, if am
rightly informed, at least $40, 900. His SON.
in-law, Mr.. Bacon, was attorney. Finally
they succeeded. Mr.. Bacon, in remittlng
to his client part of the avails made a
charge of S4O0 for Mr.. Selden, charge in
full, and paid it over to Governor Selden.
The client was an old friend Of Governor
Selden's. He soon came IN and thought
Governor Selden's charge too much. AS
soon as Governor Selden heard Of this he
wrote his client enclosing his check for $400,
saying to him that he had never yet differed
with client as to his charges, and now at
least was too old to differ with a friend. II
he thought he owed him anything for his
services he could return his check for the
amount. The client used the $400 check,
and has never returned his for any
amonntn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
LlterarY Notes.

MRS. wHTTNEY's ''sIaHTs AND INsIaHTs."
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney, favorably known
by a number Of her books, including "Les-
lie Goldthwaite," and others that have
proved quite popular, is the author of a new
work, "sights and Insighte," published by
Messrs. osgood & Co., in two very attract
i've volumes. 1t is the relation by Miss
Patience Strong of her trip through Europe,
and the "Sights" are those Of the traveller,
while the Insights" relate to the
party who accompanied her. It is not easy
to say whether the book is a narrative Of
travel on thread Of romance, or a story Of
love and study of character on thread of
travel. Miss Strong describes her trip
through England, France, Switzerland, and
Italy, leisurely pursued, and taking year
or more of time. She is accompanied by
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

The municipal election at Indianapolis,
yesterday, resulted in sweeping Republi-
can victory, the city giving over four thous-
and majority on that side. Returns from
other points in the State ''mostly show Re-
publican gains" What tidal wave is this ?
Morton's home speaks up well, and that ell
derly humbug in home-spun, MIR. Williams,
may begin to feel uneasy about his chan
cee for the Governorship.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
OaiGp Commercial.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wednesday, May 3, 1876.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (Sun-
days e9oepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILD
ING, 9Th and Market sts., and sold at ONE CENT
A COPY. Subscribers serued IN Wilmington
and tosOns throughout the State at cents week.
The COMMERCIAL ,Uitt be mailed to subscribers,
POSTA GE PREPAID, at So a gear.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

"A dull minister in the pulpit is sore
trial, but the soprano in the choir is usual
ly a soarer.
The difference between ingenious and
ingenious is illustrated by the difference
between can do, and candid.
Spring is time when the woman Of
the house tears up, and the man of the
house tears around.-Ddn. Nelcs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

The Gazette yesterday gave up it's editor
ial column to variety Of illusions to the
COMMERCIAL, none Of which seem of sufi-
cient Importance for notice. 1T is becoming
very evident, however, that the Gazette,
with others Of it's party, begins to feel
alarmed at the towering stature of Mr.. Bris-
tow, and longs to throw mud at him But
what would it avail Mud doesn't stick on
Bristow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

The Committee on War Department Ex-
penditures had Lewis B. Harrison, of Balti-
more, before them yesterday, to testify re-
garding the Fort Sill post-tradership. He
said he knew nothing whatever about the
matter, ,and, after some further questioning,
the Committee discovered that they had
summoned different Mr.. Harrison from
the one they wanted This is pretty good
sample of the Investigation" proceedings.
Call another Harrison!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

Naval Paymaster ]. o. Bradford, we'll
known to many of our readers, has been
attacked by the House Naval Committee.
We do not see that they make out much of
case against him, and we shall be sur
prised if he does not appear in the end
clear of all ground of censure, Isn't it
rather an impudent thing, at any rate, for
Committee of the House to write to the
Secretary of the Navy, " requesting him to
recall an officer? What would Andrew
Jackson say to such meddling with his
BUSINESS? We haUe heard, we think, that
there are "three coordinate branches" in
the Government, but the Legislative de-
partment seems to leave very little scope
to the others, in these days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

Another Pennsylvania legislator expelled
yesterday, for boom bribery connection.
This one is Mr.. Lynott, whose name should
have saved him, if untruthfulness were the
trouble. There is well grounded belief that
q good many members of the House are
voting for these expulsions whose own
hands are itching, and who are mad because
the schemes of purchase came to nought
AL this wickedness, our readers may note,
is on the Democratic side of the Legisla-
ture, the House, which is declared to be
the most " ornary seen at Harrisburg in
many years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
THE CHIEF JDsTICEsHIP.

Speculation continues rife concerning the
probable choice to be made by the Cover
nor in filling the vacant Chief Justiceship.
This is natural and certainly not improper,
when the importance to the people of the
functions discharged by the presiding judge
of our Courts is remembered. The integri-
ty and ability of the Judiciary are the COM
mon concern of all citizens, and while the
appointment now to be made falls to the
hands Of the Governor, he is acting upon
it, not for himself nor for the party by
which he was himself elected, but for the
whole people. There should be before
him, therefore, only one consideration, and
that is the inquiry whose appointment will
constitute the best assurance of faithful,
able, and honest administration of
course, any service of merely personal
or party ends, and the Governor, in address
sing himself to the important duty at hand,
must find, if he keeps his eye single to the
one purpose of serving the high demands
of pure and able Judiciary, that any 9TH
er suggestions to guide his selection are
japgling interferences.
We are encouraged by information which
reaches us concerning the Governors frame
of mind to hope for such an appointment
as will meet the approval of all good peo-
Pile. 1t is said that he feels deeply the Sc.
riousness of the duty before him, and does
not mean to dismiss it hastily. We hope
therefore that he will succeed in doing hon
or not only to himself but to the State, in
the selection to be ultimately made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

Writ Skies, the husband of genial Olive
Logan, is appointed by the President con-
sui at Florence, Italy. We shall suspect
Olive will be prc-oonsul. And Olives in
Italy-what more fit?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
Medifat.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic SPECIFICS.

Been in general use for twenty years. Everywhere
proved the most SAFE, SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL,
and EFFICIENT medicines known. They just
what the people want, saving time and money avert
ing sickness and suffering Each single specific the
well tried prescription of an eminent physician
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03

On Monday, the West Chester Local Ne,os
appeared in an enlarged form. We thought
it very good-quite good enough for the
money-before, and if it shows even great
or excellence how shall we do justice to it {?
The Ne,0s now seems to us quite as large
as can be proftably printed for cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
homoeopathIc Medicines.

For the accommodation OF those who do not use
the Old School remedies, we have laid in stock of
regular Homeopathic Medicines, made by Boericke
4 Tafe b. d O. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
noy3tf SO3 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-03
Spetial gntitGs.
The Head-ouarters for

Homeopathic medicines is at the Delaware Avenue
Drug Store In addition to Humphreys Specifics
have the regular homeopathic medicines put up in
style and quantity to suit physicians or patients
w. T. AIRICHS,
iv17-tf AN Dalawara Avanua.