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BANKS AMi BANKERS
IRST. NATlOfit- ift ANIC
V
d<4
tli
Cl
F
OF WILMINGÏON,
Depository of tho Public Moneys,
AM£
Finaaoial Agent of tlaa U ft »ten l States
< t.
EDWARD BWTT8* President,
ï <
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
1500,000
Plkld op C.ylt.l,
Philadelphia mi Hew York Eichamt» ter
refolarU.Moeitet, without chareo
niahed
Discount days, Monday* and Thursdays, at
8:30 A. M.
DIRECTORS
Clement B. Htaïth, | fleur«« W. Bulb.
Israel Pu«ey, | jêh Garrett.
Henry S. MoComb, 1 Joshua i. lloa.d,
Daniel James, |\\iHiuitt lalnall.
Edward Betts. tnar28
THE ARTlZ.lNS SWiHOS BISK
602 Market Street,
Incorporated February 23,1881.
Open to receive deposits daily from 9 A. M
until 4 P- M„ aud on Tuesday and baturday
evenings from 7 to 8 o clock
A bKMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent, has been regularly paid on
deposits, since the organisation ot the Bank,
and it is the expectation ol the Managers,that
this rate of dividends will be continued.
When dividends aro not withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits oompound thoir Interest twice in each
year.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAU S. Hillc. tffOBOl W. Bush.
Clkucnt B. auTTH, Haora* 8 . Cii-bli.*.
Chap. W. Howlahu. I M. L. LiOBtsusTBin,
NATHAfi'l. K. ÜENSûS, I ÜDWAHU Da»H« 8T0 P
Henhy F* Durs. I Job 11 . Jacxson,
E. M. STOT3KTÏBÜHO, | WM. H-SWIVt,
AXTHOXY HlOOINB.
WM 8. HILLES, Presilo-1.
Gxo. W. Bush, Vice President.
febZl— ly K. T.Tatloe. Trcisurer
rrHH
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
*Wo. 4 W.Ttolrd Street.
Six per oent, interest. Opon Tuo lay
Saturday evenings and every day.
Gnmsbaw, Trees.. J. P. Wsies. M. D . 1 « t»> t
John P. Miller. Clerk. V 1
ui
\ If.
CHAS. CAW1BL0S öl CO..
BANKERS and BllOKEhS,
No ass. Third st.iPhlladelphl 1 «.
dealers in government sejuki
TIES. GOLD. SILVER. Ac.
Stocks and Bonds
commission. Particular attention givou to
investment*. declsMy
bought and sold on
,
I
3=r
of
DELAWARE FIRE
City
1
Insurance Company,
No. OOS Harket Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Charter Pon ctuai
Insuranoo for a term of years, or)
Incorporated 1H26.
tor
tlou
Perpetual Insurancoa at Qreaily
Reduced Rates.
Losses promptly adjusted ami paid.
Insurance against loss or damage by fire as
ow as any other company.
DIRECTORS:
u m. Caitby.
Wuj. M Oanby,
W. G. Uihhonrt.
Geo, Vi Bush.
Geo. W. Sparks,
> rancis Barry.
Wm.H. Swift.
Job R. Tatum,
Geo. \V', Stone.
WILLIAM CANDY, P
F.L.Gilfih. Secretary.
blent,
'70
I»
ygTiic Mew tasthlomuy
M UTIJ MV
Insurance Company,
Ito. 602 Market Btreet,
INSUKKS AGAINST FI HE,
Huuaes and ail ether kinds
oi Buildings with their con
tents,
varying from 3 month
■
;
.
t«>
For periods of tii_
to a term of years
AIanagkrr :
Will
Ja ii in Dbao
John Ulykr,
. vv. Lowland,
Enw'n Bhim.ui Khr.
Kawisi) T. Bkllau,
AoituN P.ighahdpon,
TaTNAI.Io,
OUD,
.Liam Can by*
Gm» it teil a
Saii'l Canby.
I :I.KM ÄNT D. . IITÜ.
«'
Jamka Rip
a. P. «Shannon
G i o. 11 . Bat
M. M. Cllavk.k.
WILLIAM TATNALL, I'rec't. _
>1,10
BAM'I* SMITH. Seo'y.
Now be Careful
iVAbout hut
Luy your. y
yi
H REFRIGERATOR,
Dou't buy
ny until you examine the
REI.IABLK.":
W hat
claim fi.r it i- Crit, its porto
;M, mpro cold air aud better cireui
ith leSa ict: I hau ai,y other in us
Bn**l wiih uard wood, and n>i 2iuc tin
oorrode.
van and see it i
it
dry
it
liur t
at
403 HH1PLKY
mayfi
STHKET
R. M0RRT80N.
The itreat di.-tdoVcry of the Pacific coast.
THE CELEBRATED
Tr J.aad H. H. H
'•QOKSEinEDICIItE,
■ Sale Mark
!*iüKica 7mn. ». ;■>},
This medicico is without dispute one o
the greatest external preparations i
wurlufor man or beast. It is gaining a great
reputation in a shorter time than
has, by. periorming su
the
other remedy
as haa never beeu performed betoro in
Blood and Boue bpavin, und allexteroal Dis
eases of the Horse, and is a cert.i
Chronic Rheumatism, Dipiheria and 8ore
Throat of all descriptions in per.->ons. No
family should be without it.
luedioine to apply to,and all horse
have it in their barns or stables,
best horse medicines now
Jar or pamphlet for full particulars. Fut en
bv druggists generally.
Manufactured by
FRANCIS & KLDK1DGE,
No.itëü N >rth Front street. Philadelphia
jan!9-wly
for
household
irhouht
i ot tho
■ I
tie
WTU.LIAM LALLY.
' WHOLESALE DEALER IN '
Brandis, Whiskies,
:CWINEB, «to.,'
311 EABTBONT FBTHEET,
Between French and Walnut Streets.
i WiLMlNOXQN. DBIi
ter,
the
a
COAT. AND WOOD.
HARLES WARMER &* CO.
u Market Stieet Wbaif,
.. . i WU.MiHoroii, D»i*.
V r ho4csale and lletail Uealem
-IN
l^nthracUe and liltuminons Coal.
Iho only firm in this city recelvlog coal
d<4 il v all rail. lrom*Uuinberlaod region.
dy iirru Felling UxcLuai vbly the
and V/flkesbarre Coal Companys
Every ono should use the Shawnee Coal for
nipily» steam or manufacturing purpose«.
Uo guarantee It to make less ashes, prove
ûoko economic*! and give better saiialaotion
tli lût any ooal offered In this market*
AS|w b'O It SHAWNEE COAL.
BURN SHAWNEE COAL.
Cl
kigh
!
<
Coal
■ Tell your friends what you think of the
SHAWNEE COAL.
CIIARLFS WARNER & ,00.*
Market btreet Wharf.
je!2-ly.
FKIiSS & XMLURPHBYf
liSuccesHord lo Win. 11. Allmond A Bro..)
Dealers in
COAL AND WOOD,
Cor 20tb and Market Street«.,
(9th Ward) WILMINGTON, DEL.
Order« lelt with John P. Allmond. Eifhth
an l Market p tree ta, or at our office, will be
protnpUy utteaded to. ^ . ,
Best Lehuti and Schuylkill Coal always on
hand. inay7,74-ly
UHU IWTGKT WAUO.V»
D KLIVKRTllli BUST COAL INTO CKL
LAlfib without auoepiu« ou tho pe.e
W, fiLSU A SUN.
French Street WhwI.
ment.
J aril HI f
JOSEPH POUT
SELLS l.NTEIlPBIïK, UARLKIflQ AND
SIIAWNEK COAL
AT SCHUYLKILL PRICES.
-ilk end Pin, WOOD by Ih.oord *nd .»wed,
Wo irv Iu «10.1 ell Mir neighbor« i
1 renerHti'-n of Mir Co.I, how fer w, h«,o
.uiMce.M.t we r.IU leave to our customer, to
Joseph pour.
Orange end W»t»r etreet..
the
■ay f
jell
A FORTUNE FOR $1
one «tft I« tiuaranteed te «■• of
every eleveu Con»eeatlv® aemlisrs.
$50,000 FOR ONB DOLLAR
• NOW 18 YOUB TIME. 1
Di* ne Fortune helps thosa who help them
selves.
, bOO.UuO Ticket, al 81.U0 eoch. outoberod
I from i to 500,100, inclusive. The exceedingly
ioV price of tickets brings it withlu the reach
of aU.
Grand Gift Concert
crats
it is
have
tion.
kink,
ity
pated.
mi
the
ing
tive»
lui.
Aid of PuMlo Improvements in the
City of Denison, Texes.
1
THE
Texas Gift Concert Assaciatio
WILL OIVE A GRAND CONCERT
thursdny llecemb'r 31,1874
And will Distribute to theTicket Holders
£9350,000 IU GIFTS«
DEPOSITORY, FIRST NATIONAL BANK
DENISON.
Distribution to commence immediately al
tor the Concert. Managen of the Distnbu
tlou chosen by the Tickst Holders and Prou
inent »'itlrem 1 .
shltc,
Cougr«
of
«snfuio I t-4
! 2S.0UI
\ 16', füll
. lb.oot)
. fi.uon
. 2.Wd
. IP
,. 6.non
.. h.üt'ü
.. 4,500
. 6,00b
.. 6.00U
LlfT OF GIFTS:
1 Cash Gift.
1 G
I
'
;
.
:
** $5(10 each.
** ;5o
150
■
1(H)
.lot)
2,50
|IM
4 000
5.000
6.(KW
3.750
48 l-ao
lo
;
.
t«> 250
1
lj Ca.li flit'.., amouotloi to
ICO iu Real E.Uto, " " 5''. (»10
l.f.7o7 flr.i
4y.74'J Gift?, amounting to.
REFERENCES:
Knowing that the management of this Aeso
ill be conduoted
heertuliy rcc jiumend the uauië to the pub
. $250.utl)
represented, wo
ciation
lio
James Leonard. John lir.lford, John B
all, VV II. Winn. II. Tone, J. M.
City ot Denson. Texas;
M
cDo
o«'k, Al'ierui
udge, W in. D. Kirk,
r* uvum City Treasurer.
. B. Bo.*», Lon« Star Mills,
Weekly Times. Denison.
E. L. I'u'ler, Alain » Hotel,
M joidboll «k Co., .darcba'its,
Wm. Jlughtjd, Real Estate Broker,
First National Bank, Denison,
Col. Prank Bchrader, Ex Mayor.
Daily *nd Weekly N
niniiel A Cook, Real Kstaio Broker,
d. T. U. Warren* Real E»ute Broker,
t 'h.is. A. Maurice. U. S. Commissioner.
(ol. .-ui mu el Brooks. Cal vaston. 'J'cxuh,
Jos. Perry, Attorney M. K. A T. K. R.
J. W Jcnuinga, Ex-PosimaaterU. Ö. Ä mate*
Col. II. VV. -lieph* rd, Alamo Hotel. Da aLaoii,
(Jen G A. Beul, U-8 Army. Ft. Uritfitt i.Tex.
Merchouts' it Plauters' Dank, Denison ,
:h. tj. Eddy. Division *up't M., K , iL T.U.R.
Col. W, J. «Strang. (A M.U.S.A., Denison,,Tex,
Uoodo. fctinuetl & 0 Cotton Brokers. Deni
«'
\V
_
. Denison,
C
it
E. D.Vhadick. Manager, Cotton Coiaprtsa
Co., Deuis.n.
t
A statement of the Distribution will be
publisbcd and forwarded to ticket bolde-s.
and nil gifts will be promptly paid after the
distribution,
GOOD AND RE8F0N8IBLK PEKÖ0NB
WANTED
to work for the interest of this Assooistl n
LIBERAL C0MM18SI0N8 ALLOWED.
11 DW I« UKÜIIT TO US.
Money rhould bo . ent bv Express or by
Registered
Li ait. I*. ; i Offioo M i.ey Order
Letter.
o
great
Address all Communications to
ALPHEUSR. COLLINS, Sac'y..
0« t! J-ia w-Iin hfMSOk TEXAS,
the
in
No
1ŒMOVAL,.
for
I have removed from my old stand 403
Skirl«* i trout, to
tho
N.W. Cor. 3d & Shiplev,
tie
Where, witu increased faciiitiea, I shall be
better prei ared to supply the wan'Xs of my
customers with
STO V ES.HE ATBRS.
HH-A-HT C3-ES,
AND
House Furnishing Hoods
DBIi
generally. Being thankful for past favors I
hope by personal attention to bosiueae to
ontinuo tclreceivelajshare.ofyour patronage*
B. MORRISON.
"Th#' SUlcr.'
There ïa Somethin" lovely in uaiue of bis
ter, aud ils utterance rmeiy Mils to cnil up
the warn* affections ol the gcullo bruit. The
thoughts that circle round il aie nil quiet,
beautiful pure. Passion ban no place
with Us (imoviutions. Tb« hopes and fours ol
love, tlioso und btron^ emotions, powerful
enough to shatter and catinguiub life ilaell,
find no homo there. Tho bride is the star,
the talisman ol the heart, tho diamond
above all price, bright and blaring in the
uoonday suu; a sitter, the gem ol miller
light, culm us the mellow moon, aud set in
a coronet ol pearls*
The Widow ol the CTnimunt «1* the
Throne of Ireland.
The Marchioness ol Tbomcmd, who has
just died at 82 years ol age, was the widow
a nobleman who used to claim that, ac
cording to lineal descent, he would ba the
lawful King of Ireland. The Marquis und
Marchloaess used to live'at Bath, and their
equipage was about ben known in that city.
Tne Marquis died some twenty years ago.
Tht widow married I tear Admiral Fane, li.
N.— [Livepool Mercury, Oct. 28.
to
Car
share
■&*'
c
ol
MUIakcs of Parent»,
i'arcnta often make pernicious
in not treating ihetr children with generosity
and frankness. When a child's better na
ture la appealed to,it seldom fails to respond
in a harmonious munuer. A boy who is
lovingly "put on bis honor ' will seldom
fail to exhibit a proper sense of his position
and a due appreciation of the trust reposed
ill him. Many a boy, who, crushed by ig
norant tyranny, has developed into a liviug
vagabond and rowdy, might have been won
to a noble career by loeieiiiig love, enlight
eued generosity uud jadioioua control.
istukes
All
at
mers
a
511
GENERAL NEWS
The United State« Court of Claims met In
Washington yeeteiday, and argument in the
cate of Marshall O. Robert» ve. The United
States, which wee referred to the Court by
special act of Congres». Mr. Roberts claim»
over 81,000,000 for carryiug tbc mails bet
ween New York and the Isthmus twenty
live year» ago.
The director» of the Board of Trade of
Chicago yesterday morning fixed 05 cents on
corn and 60 cents on oats, a» prices on which
margin« can be called at the present time.
This vu donc at the Instance of parties who
represent that there is au attempt to •'cor
ner'* the grain market.
A ipetitiou is receiving numerous signa
tures of tax-payers, merchants and lawyers
in Washington asking that the expenses of
the government of the District (A Columbia
be shared by tho United States; that carcttti
economy and strict accountability in the ex
penditures for tho District be »ncurtd by
legislation, and that the District begovci»
ned by Cougress through Commissionen,
without the popular election of any officer
whatever."
to
;
of
•'
Tee Next Congress.—T ho New Yoik
World gives a statcmrtn of the pohtiial
complexion of the next Congre«». Th° Sen
ate consiste of 41 republicans und S3 demo
crats end independents. Iu the Beunte, qh
it is at present constituted, tho republicans
have 26 majority over tho combined opposi
tion. If the democrat« have but modest
kink, two years hcuce tho republican major
ity lathe Senate will be completely dissi
pated. According to the lutest returns,
conceding the republicans two ot tLo doubt
mi districts and claiming the other two tor
the opposition, the editor makes the follow
ing paity clsHBiftcation of tho représenta
tive» already elected: Democrats J7d, mdo
pendcu's 8, totulopposition 174; republicsua
lui. ppp'isition majority 73. There are 1Y
lo be elected in California,
ty
to
the
1
al
rtpr«^«MUttv* » .
Ct.nne*'i*£4if Mississippi* aud New lUmp
shltc, Statei* jrepjeseutatcd in tho present
Cougr« «s by ^ democrats aud 13 republicans,
of they return the some or others ot a like
polkirul faith, fbo opposition would have
I t-4 majority in the House, 'fhi? wpublkMn
2S.0UI meioriiy in the preseut House is uuwijy )D0.
füll
SE WJN G Ma I C 'U i N A.S.
GROVER k BAKERS
*' ITEi'W
Lock Stitcli
SEWING MACHINE,
l.fl
f««iiy
six
New
fy
made
to
or
607 KING BTUiuKüi,
tftOUrlofl Honeefl_ ______
Sewing Machine,
iay"
jmf
B
duly
befo
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.!
To bo had at tho Cor. Seventh
and French Streets,
iWILMINGTON. DHL
ter
to
■
W
ed
may28-3m
Kei .-Thbbadinu Buottl«. East TO.OpiiOiTit
THE TTEW
I AME I tIOAiN
Sewing Machine,
be
the
n
718 MARKET STREET,
J. H. PRIMROSE, Agent.
___WI I.M 1N GTON. DEL
Dr, JOHN BUCHANAN,
ehdaw
No. B1A Pine St., Philad'a.
by
May be consulte«! personally or by letter on
DISEASES— thirty year* tmcceafulpraotic«.
and author of eleven oUvndard work •
Bis medicine» aro entirely VEGETA BLK Rlld
epured by himseir The moat obotinate form
aiteuae CURED os Ciiiicer», Tumors, Ulcers.
Consumption. Nervous debility. Premuture
decay. Skin and Urinary affections._
DISEASES ot WOMEN and CHILDREN
A SPECIALTY.
His Celebrated Uolden Pille. 12,00 per
box, guaranteed—no Lady should be without
them. may J. 1874-lyw
all
tlic inr
pr
ut
403
CHEAP BOOTS A SHOES,
Second St.. » door« 'West of Hsrb«f (
be
my
The undersigned respectfully informs
friends and the publie that he has ■?■]
on hand »large and well selected stock f ml
of SPRING AND BUM MKR BOOTS,
_mad GAITERS, suitable lor Ladies,
Gentlemaa* Misses and Children, which are
manufactured from the best material and made
Ä * the best manner, and will be sold an low a?
e some article con be obtained in thi
any other oity. Ladies and gentlemen buying
at my store will nave the advunUge of a large
S id varied oasortment from which to select a
shionable and neat fitting boot or shoe. The
pnblieare oordially invited to call
amine my stock and learn ®*c«edingly
JOHN k. Babcock.
his
BH0B8
o r
I
to
d ex
,#w Ätt
crocertes.
GfcOE- WilEELER.
K o 101 Fait Si-eoiid Mrccq
Having enlarged his plue » «.f hiiflii
to tliu public fci viit advantages in a 1
less, offers
1 1 kfodjot
-, ;V
GHO O 3.Ü' X-LIljcl
9
Fine Tens mid Coffee lit reduced prices.
Car nod Fruits of all LiuJi utu.lUht adva
the w holesale price.
Thankful lor post favors:
share ol the publie patromige. Do not lor
■&*' *uc. to .«■* fav
' id ! K. Second Street.
nec
1
»till pclicit n
'Till
n
HERMANN AHRENB,
I
lia
«ho
IS
GENERAL PHOViSlÜrJ UEALER«
Mo. 33i> .Tatnull btreat,
WILMIHOTOH .lihli.
' Would respectfully an
nvuiioti to his friruds aoJ
tho publie that Le-sMliicar
lies on the Meut budiuac.*
• v at. the oldIttmd, nnd' will
StîMwkeai» cmiBtaully
-aj***- tn« best quality ol
•;i
baud
SIIfl AR-CD RED UAM«'
'
FLITCH, BHODLDIilW,
LA 8Alj8Aa^' DIiIED BgSF, ,
CHEESE, TONGUKB, Ac.. &0.
All of which will he sold wholesale and retail
at the lowest city prices.
He returns hia thanks to hifl many custo
mers tor past favors and rcspcctlully Bol cita
a continuance ol the same.
JOHN 1*. ilLUlOND,
Cor. 8th and Market streets.
DlfiAI.fi.K3 INj
GROCERIES, TEAS,
HFIOUB, &c.. Ac,
511 king St. & 2d aud king.
W- R- BOWMAN.
Grocer & Tea Dealer,
!
; Private Families. Hot els. IU&taurants and
other consumers oapplled with
THE BEST GROCERIES 3
AT FAIR PRICES.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
gecou4 .>•»<« IT»»« •«<> All Klnir *>«.
IDRI^i '
THE NEW 8THUE1
MOTTO :
•' A*, QUICK DIMK 18 BF.TTFH THAN A
slow dollar 1"
Aa I Je. ire. on oe-ount of the oioot at
ty of money, to sell at tho lowe*t figure, 1
have bought exclusively for cash, ana intend
to sell at small profit« end jpako quick sales,
hand at all touts
1 keep
Tho Choiocsî Variety of
GK o oebies,
•onablo figures, Should you
havo but to call
At tho IHOrt
doubt it. you
my goods and prices, and >
vL;ced. Don't forget tho
111 Wüst Second Street,
W. M. KMA JK.
I OJ
will b«i o.
tuber.
jc!9i3i
For
UE&tÜiTUU'ä UBDËR.
RF.OrSTKK'fl OFPICR,
•71:VV CASÏLE COUNTY. Oet.84. IHYI
Upon the upplicution ot busannah \ oars
l«y A.iniiniftrntiix of Suinuet lenrsley.
i ¥ i u of Mill Creek llu.idrcd, in said county,
cfcccmicd: it in Ordered and directe! by the
Register that ibo Administrât- ix ator
Kivenoii.-noI i.no gruntintf^ot letters ot Att
irai i"»u upon thu Estai
t, with tho dato of gi
- io 1
i.
ol the de*
a t hcr eu I, by
l.fl
m the dato'«
t public f■ la«
1, Later-, in
t!i A county «»t
i having do
.
f««iiy d ir« 1
six ol the n
New Castle
III«« rs
i ii mg
.writ, the «nine
1 1bn Us
to i
Act'd Assembly in such case
made ana piw.;:bd. Aud nleo o.i use the game,
to bo insert cd WiUlip tho bamo period in the
Dtflftv/arcGaveDc, » ik w -i vocr published in
V/ilm»UKton, and l«» ho contihutd therein
month?.
or ub
hi
Kegisler «
ol
Castle, in N
at
ty ntoreyiid the day.
jmf 5 . ye.u
D. GIBUS, lU'riirtcr.
NOTICE,
i; lui ma
ainst tlio Es*
.III tho à
All pckcm ha' , ^ 1 ., t
taiort UiCiieueaMd lrit
ho Admu. trj
duly n I toted
befo
H'jlllbly it.
• of Au
di d.
.EY.
t, 1
i.o
Get
■d-.-n l
il «'
fcU.-AN N All YEA I
A.lmi
I'aikUnd P.0.. Del.
:llo-2uit
Addi
netuatera Orttor.
sti r nm» r.
IlK
Nc-.v Castle County. November 1'». 1K74.
«blication of JOHN YOUNG.
. laio ot
euidcouut.v, dec«*as
_ ... acted by ihu .Regis
ter that the Administrator alor«said give
notico ol tho granting of Letters of Ad
ministration upon tho Estate of thodecewcu,
with the date of granting thereof, hy causing
advertisements to he posted witbiu forty days
from tho date of such Letters, in hu of the
most public places of the county of N ow Cut
tle. requiring alt persons having demands
aguinet tho Es # <ite t*> present f the
abide by an Act of Ass '
made and provnled. Aud also chub»* the s;
to t»e inserted within the same period i
Dailv Gazette, !.. U. D-, a nowapap .
Hflhod in Wilmington, and to bo continued
theroin three week». .
Given under the hand and seal
■ MswQoflicu of tho Register aforesaid, at
WiwNew Castle, Now Castlecounty alO/®
Fai l, the day ard year abova written.
' BE WELL C. BIGGS. Uegletor.
Up
Administrator ot Margaret Xu
W ilmingto
ed : it i.- Ordered
d «li
such
bly
he
pub
.
NOTICE.
A11 persons having clai
täte of the decided luuHt present the sa
duly attested to tho A JimatrAtor.on < r bo
foie November 10th, lba, or abide tbc Actof
AtMmh ' y iu ,u ' -b c " , ' , ■SounyUnu'."""
Ao minist i.itor.
novlO-dJw
against the Es
on
Rlld
form
per
inr
Address—VUImington. Del.
THE GAZETTE
PLAIN AND 0RNAMEN1AL
(
JOE PRINTING,
ml
Ladies,
are
made
a?
buying
large
a
The
Of EVERY DESCRIPTION
o r
h
ex
AT No. 416 MarkotStred«
HARDWARE.
». hl hbnt & CO.,
ikrcRTKRS AND MANUFACTl
AO ENTS FOIt
EUS»
IBOlSf
STTlTöI,,
Hardware,
1 .1
A#1>
i
COACH MÂTMJM
'f
I
lia vc' tlic largest Stock of good.; iu
«ho Htatc in th> ir line, and heat
assorted Stock in tho Uuflod fc l.utca.
IS os, 205 & 207 Shipley &210
& 212 0rang>3 fllrorts,
WILMINGTON. BEL,
Wm. GREEN & Go.,
ftacoe'Eorsto Pedrick, Green &!0n .
luivurtcrs and* Ui-aers in
IRON AND STEEL,
f.
BXtUMlMUB COAL, «AI.VANÎ/KD
IROri. COACH-BllfLDKRb* UA1*. D
WARK *o.,
S. K CORNER OF
THIRD Hffd MIIP8..EY 8TS„
nave always on
hand a full o^sort
ui''nl of
, viti Itt S <£ STEEL
! : v? - -A Jket bin*)« a
yj }\pj r'^Amencftii 11am
1« if y i-ASXil ( t nioredaa.l Rolled
us - am * v UaiH, Knglish lte
fiiie«iBard uf ull
ei*os.)land. Hoop,
and .Slit fron, best
tfr- . Lurwuy Natl rod!
and Aukor bhapea. Ua»ranwea und Blue«
Bhoct Iron, CunI. linear. Blutar German,
bwede.Kpnng. 'i iro Àiftnhitfery.un'iTap fetcol.
Smith, Coaub.and other Hard war«—Hone
htioo Nails, H«irex, Uolti. Ulipi
Nuts,'Washer.-', Midleaide CMtlnw.
Boxes, Spring«. Aj tec, S|.oUCs.FcUoe.q..'n.ifU
Dors, Jrv.,C»rri»g'*C.ir»vaN.-, Oil f uri-.'f- l^nt^
tinett.Knauieled Tun um!Di . .i Lniuiqr.uud
Co. ich Hardware ol all kind. ; i r.Ji» V. m Gal
vaj.ir.cl Nails, Bahhit M-t .I, L**-» \ Ri eher.
BrmoaTln. Sheet Zln.- ao.., hnnJ't
Roll* rc. Back Cn ii'»«* «B. . 4
.1 viiiui la d.s. Ai.»
ftiiN
V; Î
lio
Kü«
TICS
i<
,B<1
its v
timtfc ,
low>, Mu.lg »
Vues. Hesju
Tirera iron»
All ui wlaub mil Lo
, wh-»I ralo and tard. !
■I credit. m.i
Knives
'/.iiMj
ll.'immcr
intt-'S !•
TKiknaud )>
A
t very Jo
«•r up
pru*
h 186H
VIA NOS AND ORB A NS.
1
I* l ANOS
|a£
Ml
in
For $2ö0.00 ui.D upv.ar 'o*
OB GAN«
For $45.00 and upw^r.iifl
For cash or on Instalments, at
ROHE LEN & BRO'S LVarcrooma
(Ul' STAIRS.)_
drall.
ttUSICHAS CHARMS
I l< F . ïiï£iJ>UCED
TÏ4ÎT BF.ST l?J THt WOHLD
el
aid
toll
Will IiOHt a Iiifc-Tiuie !
35.000
OF TUK OKLFHlv/V'lED
Shoningcr Organs,
II N L'A ILY Upn.
fp bn best mufiicol till out ol tiie
couuti y rucommenrt Üicbo Orgaiis
fho nicest àii.l boat. Moio for your
money.uud rivca Letter gatisiuciioD
thtiu any other uow mado. 'i'hey
comprise» tlio
at
Eurtte CoMcrls Orchestra ani ßrauüs.
Illustrated CatfllogUP3 Rent bj
nmd, ponl-pfxii] to uuy uddrcaa, up
on application to
_U. SHONINGBK & CO..
!t>TO BlHVl'IS, fl'«»«:u.
he
.
.Ml
JOHIM liOIJi > Y,
ICE CltEAM 8,
bo
Es
CONFECTIONS, TG Y S>
CHILDREN'#
C O X .C U JC H
la- KIHE-TVORKS
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE,
An ! a gnncral ORîiort!ai..ût o; , *^le an!
Fail« y Notions.
S „ Jim-:.
JfUIN 110L/DY t
Do 4l* JtARKET STitÊKT/
Ut-posito tho tii.zotto Dû? jj,
_ ^Bm iuetow. J*|.
MARTIN JOHNSON,
BOOK-BIDDER,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUPACIIJRKR
M.-iKaiin«,. Music and Pnldio.tiou u f all
hind fionnd at tho lowest rutes.
Back Numbers of periodic»!* toppi:*.!.
JSX'3Î.£*? tu,a lîiv,i " 10 ""■kin» Ae
Bindin» k " f < ' vtr> ul Iplinp »u,l
«.tisfaction »uunntecd. Orders br muil
wll 1 receive prompt attention,
WAKTIN JOIINKTON,
No. 12Q ÖIUI'LEI STREET, 75
ui
h
«
'V>\ ÆtXgA.
y®
9S
m
T> ..- 'yLf-fl .
'tURElfi
\L
e
'iftfev™
ßJ'MvU.Mi
fsj
H liter
iiig un,V
• t destroyed by rn
and vital organs wasted
•rsiiott, noadacko. Palp
figliincB.sof tbeChoat.
Ildus or tho stomach. Bid
t Attacks, Palpitation ol
e 11i*.trt, luti n:, tuition ol the Lungs, l'nln in tho
ion <>r tin* kldiioya, and a hundred other puluhff
iptoins, are tlio oflliprinffs or DyspeuaUt. OM
lile will prove a better guarantee of ita merit!
iin a lengthv urivertlveracnt,
l or frmnlo f'otKpliilni«, in young or old,.
mUTlcd or «.ingle, at ti e dawn uf womanhood, or
e turn of life, tlie^o Tonic Bitters display ao do
did an influence i.ut Improvement is soon per
iitlble.
f«.
«2E
- f:ih
I I Li
li: r
pa!
■
à- » **|»« ■!»
d
ï'
-
ill the Mom . !•:!•«
i.d
i.isd Chronic Itlic.
-, Ib miiteut and Intel
of tho blood, Liver. Kid
ï bitters huvQ no equal,
■j can.-cd by Vitiated Blood,
yonllc l*urgati
p ---e-siiig tlio merit
ui »gout m relieving Conger
of u,o J.iwT an I VKpral urgar.9, aud to
4:»C
I
u*»*y
1 .. :
it toi
■
c.i l'l
Hiry
well r
J acting as •
a
lhUfUQ
j liise.iHCS.
Î or Wkii» ISi-r
urn, blotches, spots, Pimples Pustules,
irijiui.dca. Riug-worms. Scuid-Hcad, Soro
ï y ipulas. Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations of the
lliilnnrs and Dlscnr.ee of the Skin of whatever name
oi nature, are lltorully dug up and carried out of tho
»ImrL time bv the oho of these Bitters.
;
». Lruptlon», Tetter, Bait
polls,
Lyes.
Mtln
pytrtom__ _ .. .
* C. V .in fill Tliou«nnfla proclaim Vimeoak Bit
rpits tho most wonderful Invtgorant that ever eiu
tailed the Milking system.
IC. II. Me ISOHAIjD A CO.
Druggist-» and Ueti A A»., Kan Francisco, Cal., A
of tVashlngton «mil Charlton. Kt«., N. Y.
SOI.D 11Y ALL. DEBGG16T3 it DEALERS.
31
m
w.
m
m
jwrl
u
N»
Y o
Br
iCt
nH J 5 i
OOK< AGENT* WAITED
MARY CLËMMER AMES'
J Incw book "Tea Veer« la Wah
■ portray* lb« " inner life," wond«r*. t
■ terlen, irr r*tdoinn*. etc , of the Capital, ■* a
■ nunU « H ovum »era them." It I* the racleat, brlgbt
■ cat, and beat ne w book out, actually «veiAowbiC
■ withapicy reeelatlona, humor, pathoa, and food
■ thlDga foraJL One Agent took 444 order* In on«
■ townahlpi another haa areraged 8H
mi for N wee it. It out#* 11* all other bo<
tab of over «0,000 copira already. II I« *p
■hiatrated i auperbly bound. Ws want AW
armt* MOW—man or women—end ws vul
Free to thoao *rho «id canraaa. Render I do yen wi
inika moue? F Then «end for e«r larfro pamphlet«,
full particular«, extra term#, etc.—they will tall you how I«
to iU They are free to alL Send tor thorn. Addreaa,
x I). WiitniHûToi iiCo..llaitford. Conn.
*■»7?
S3
WILMINGTON
WAGON WORKS,
Constantly on hand and madeto order
KxprcBP, Market, Truck, Farmt
Germautown
AID
Bncath's Patent
Carlo. Push-Cart, and Borrow. : also.
it gricultuial Implement«,
which
Pl.OWd, JlARROW S
All No«, of the Mi
*low». _ _ w
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Exe*
inted.
Etl.&CK SMITH INC
in all in brsnohu. l'articuler attention
j -
being «old at cost, Including •
d CULTIVATORS
re, Wiley, Pcucook and
v *th or without centr*
Henkend«
drall.
H( IPS M- SHOEING.
An diseases of tho foot.
«4 ca«ea oflame
s. incidental to shoeing or fast driving treat
icr the
el
Hunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY.
Interfering invariably cured in once shoeing
kling and knee-sprung horses imme
diately benefited and left m acondition by the
aid of \vh*ch nat
cure.
Lameness from « orna instantly removed.
Immediuto relief given in eases of acute
toll nil or.
Dift»res of tlio above nature and varioua
•jthor. ertitiniug to the foot and log, herptofore
considered incurable by "Old Hchool" Votegp
tmnan*, nro by n judicious application of tho
Dll.v 1JA It Bi .STEM relievcti and cured. '
An itnlui' :» I spec
showing cause and eOoet.
Hav
i
effects a permanent
hibited at the oQBp^
Having been at great expense to acquire*
thoifiugh knowledge of theBubjeot, anti being
ith in tne State to whom Mr.
Dunbar has imparted his valuable method of
y prepared to treat the worst
c:t«clho public can bring forwanU
I employ only competont Sen sad
sonaby supervise all operations.
II* Orange street.
vwno I.MAN
•im on
the only
■COllnuit, I ;
tseiho publi
per
GUUro m
Boyor's Hoof Liniment,
After 3«) y
Taif:, in sla.{ing.
practjoal experience with
temmi,g, Ac.,1 have leavn
1 ta.it iioru horASs hav« been nrippled py
n to tho fuet than all other dLeases
combiued. Alter many experiments I have
louiid the true remedy to fhevrnt the dises IS
«atbntio
bj
up
of the hoot, or rosUiruU after negligence, to
what nature Intended It should be— (he ormt
»apport of the nulle nnimul. If the hoof is in
ll .imvd aud diseabed, the uni mat is compara
tively worthless. This Liniment wilt surelp
p ri rent tliirf wur.*t of all diHeoBes.Contraction,
Corn-, (Quarter CrackB, Contraction of tho
Bac» Sinew,generally called KneoSpiung.
Ac., and restore those that, have b»»u crip
pled by tin; want of such a remedy.
• *T i ry it, and it will nover fail if pllptrly
applied, viz :
Bathe the horse's foot once a wedL or
«•r if neeo^ary.at the heel and frocknjl
around the hoof close to ths hair. \
M.C, BOYER, 4
Norristowa.
oft«
$
Ma. M. C. Bi
nertjfy that I hu
-D-nrSir: Tt
?ed your LinfcAo
Ntahio lor three months past, on m
find ii the l
rr used on bord
recommend it. I
at once, by express, C. 0.Î
1IARRY 11AMIL
No. U2 West 31»t street. New
H
an!
[hi
hundred horse
»ri
h n * o
far botti
ti v « Ci'i
thu
V.
s. wA?
t
all
Ae
»u,l
muil
75
(.TIO^ lOfîîl fl.nk?)
' :
PLÜMBER.fiAf.iSTEAM, FITTER
Winhe-hn friends and patrons to koowthat
-™„ ll ^ a i r0 ulü , w »^ business in the above bian
eai und would desire to renew their custom
hororotore ho liberally bestowed. He Is prw*
pared to do all kind» of work iu his line, sad
•u>)imt estimates of eoet* gneranUeiuc to
fin most e ° n,rBOti an< ^ oon,plot ® wH job» fo
ÜBSTANT1AL AND WOBKUAHUX^
MANNBIU
S itiâfactiçn to all will be my Aim? *M Ifcj
-m-iii rosaibieprvfit charged,
ftiTQmewciilL glîYfc#

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