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Stories Of Col. Fisk are constantly in
circuiation-some true, others not but q
little incident which occurred not many
months before his death is perhaps one 81
the most touching ot any that have been
given 10 the public This one Mrs. Fish
takes especial pleasure in recalling, illus
trating, AZ it does, her husbands . kindness
1T heart and readiness of sympathy and
help to those who needed aid. Col. Fisk
had often noticed in Twenty third street q
little crippled newsbOy, and one day he
spoke to him in this bluff, off-hand man
ner
Well, my boy, how's business r.
Not very good, sir, was the reply.
What's the matter n
Why, you see, I'm lame, and can't
sell my papers very well.
f" Not very good lookout for you, il
it ] say. my boy, how would you like
to go into business with me"
They boy looked perplexed and eyed the
Colonel curiOusly.
- think we might strike up bargain.
You come to the Opera House at ii this
morning. I've got plan for you. Now
be on time.
At II o'clock the boy was there, quite
curious to know what the Colonel wanted.
" Hulloa, boy, you're good one. Now
see here, do you know good place for a
paper stand n
Yes, sir, tip-top."
Where is it n
Down here at the corner"
How much will stand cost p
:" Lots Of money, much as fifty or hun
dred dollars
lyon don't say 50 why that's a for
tune. Do you think there money to be
made there T.
Yes, do. It's irst-rate place"
T" Well, Ill get a carpenter to make the
stand and Ill stock it then yOu shall take
care of it and well be partners you and ]
will 60 Into the paper business
Col. Fisk then arranged with the boy
what part Of the profits he should receive,
told him when the stand should be ready
and sent him on his way rejoicing. The
plan was very successful Trade was good,
and every week the boy carried his share
Of the money to his partner. Seeing the
boys determination. Col. Fisk quietly put
the money aside, and one day gave it all to
the boy, releasing him from his contract to
pay any part Of the money to himself.
When Col. Fisk died there was nowhere
sincerer mOurner than his little newsboy,
and the little stand on thecorner was heav-
lily draped on the day Of the burial
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VOLUME VIII
My Hickory Fire.
From ScribneT', MONTH, !

From ScTibneTs Monthly
Oh helpless bod, II hick.Ty trcr.
What do ! burn. ia burning thee
summers ~ sun, Winters ~ >n"~.
springs tIll II sap rySistl,ss NV
All past years joy II sansertSi fruit
All this years purIrSed bud- and ~h'-'ts
Secrets ut fields or upper sIr,
Suerets Which star And ~ sieIs share
Light Of such smiles A. hr.s,d sktts niii-
SOUNDS ~ such tuns~ a. Nili wing -ii-
nice, which todd Nhrn .sN hin,t- dNeit.
Ances which tuld Nhrre hover, kucit
Oh strong white i--iy e hi-k"rN trvr.
How dare I huru an these m th.r
But IT,. hring. a. u AVnr
sweet thing q, fess IN, funeral fiT-
Aempries WAkei b, ths .ie-p >Ish
fact> Il lear and hny--, ~hi,h tel
tace~ "a daThng~ hong ~ingr dead
Sinile~ that th-s sn1Ilrsi. AI'i ~oni> the' -ssi.
lIkt living shAJ-a> the, lrd 90.
lit L., the mounting hanie> rs-l CIV.
liut ~tsrp-i--t "a all a. trey
Thou hast the hour nis k.s. gave
'mll thN rthni, ~ils-n-r ~tirfs>i
while hi> ln~ hi>I--r,-i t,r,s-> heart
y, Thy last giean - fiirkrrin- hghi
] ~aN hi> cheek turn r,-i fr''in ~hits
% r,,ld gray ashes. ~rir y, side
with Vour> that hours sW-v-t i,ul~s-> ,kr,i
Hut thou, brave tree h"~ a. kN,"N
That through these fires th"u dist u"J r.,
~ in old daN> the mar ~ went
Through hire Whsch NA> a sacrament
How 10 kn,~ thuu dn>t n"t waii
IN longing for my next estate
Estate VI higher n'hler place.
hu>e >haiS> ~ man Can use ~ tt'v.
How do know. II cnuld reach
The secret meaning uf thy slSVch.
Rut thy >ung Of praise should hear,
Ringing triumphant, loud and clear
The waiting angels could discern,
And token Of thy Heaven learn:
q, glad freed soul of hickory tree,
Wherever thine eternity.
Bear though with thee that hours dear name
Made pure, Ike thee, by rite Il fame
Al n
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
NnitI. Elc II.ss,..

regular habit OF body il absolutely essential l.,
thyaicd health nni c!earness of intellect Nor il
th's All Beauty OF person cannot ch-txist with an
unnatural condition of the bowels. A Tree ra,sare
OF the refuse matter of the system ihrnueh these
natural waste pipe. is u the hurry of
the body IS the Tree passags Of the otfai ot citi
hrolth II sewers 4 necessary to the health ~ il
NH tbltuuts.
Indigestion Il the prnary cause Of ma7; If the
li-tase - he dscnarginF prEnhs, AMI one Of i, u
WV-t C. mtl"n results I con 5tiGdtion fhis com.
hlallt hslies being 'nngeruus in itself has many
hi>lErerhhIt tuncontdut5 -uch a. an Ilnpie,s,,t Il
hrehfr sallo" skin. communicating blood and bile
emnrfh"ds. he tdarhe. los at memory aud general
debility.
ao-tettefa stomach E.tters remove all ihese'.1Il.
hN removing lhcif immediate eau, in the digestive e
organs ana regulating the action OF the iptpSt,nss
lhe combination oi properties in this celebrated
preparation = one ot its chief merits 1t i pot
merely siimnlint or tonic, or an anti bilious
agent ~ ne3' me. or a blood depurent. nr u CA
thart', but all theso curative elements uiciun. \
bl.lieu IN one powerful restorative II lends az
ttitS ana Nignr To the inert and eneryate stomach
reiieNe> The allmenlr! canal Of its nb,tructiun>
amt gives tone to thr mem hraAe which lines A
gently stimulates the liver brace, the nerve. M,
cheers the animal spirit. M other rom.,l, posses
>es such variety "t hygleuttt tTtueS II i to
these characteristics virtues that It Ow It's trr-ig,
a a h"u- eholl mvdienc. Experience hls nr.,l. Il
1t / ~ popular with The we ker sex .s with III,
stronger.
li"stett,r'' stomach Ettcrs ire sold in hai f.,
"niI. aud the irtir milk blown IN the glas, and
engraved On the label j. the test ot g.nnineu-,-
EeMdte u counterfeit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
From the n y Tribune.
ne8fo Prejudtce lnfiamed by vii.
sons K now Nothing Oath.

10 ms Editor Of the Trs5une-SIR: While
az tlie North the friends OF Grant i,y to
syaie the charge Of Wilson's being a Know
so'hlng, II is not denied by Carpet-hae
az AZ ne south, for when talking to negroes
4ey avoW it. The oath Wilson tool; as a
hho"- Nothing is read or repeated to them, to
prove prove that he Is opp6sed to foreign mmigra
uou, and viii do all 10 his power to keep
iursishsfs ans from voting, and prosrnIthe Irish
anu atfnlans especially from settling in the
country (as they say to interfere OF comrr,e
,ha Nun ,n African labor. The negroes are told
a,aa ilSon Is more their friend than even
. nrant, who made them free, and looking to
,he future, they have to RELY on Wilson to
Keep down the Dutch and Irish The Car
Pe. oagsers, not satisfied witt, fomenting and
Ssheplhg shpg up strife between the negroes and
whites at the South, as they have done for
ses @sel long years, for their own selfish p,lr
pos p.ses' nave arrayed themselves with the
lrpl neSIo against all foreigners, Were there
ever such unseruplous political fanatics?
p,.... PEACE.
fd'2aier County. Ia, Sept .. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
Don't.

We invite attention To- a chapter IN the hl,tu,,
Of the distinguished OF President Giants bro,her,-
ln-law, winch We publish in smother part ot this
paper This is the same DJnt who sold TO W. u
farrand the appointment OF Consul Of Calloa fcr
$500 cash paid to himself, and 81 900 cash PAID
to his brother. Gen. f. L Dent and after the,
had received the money Presiden. Grant made
the appointment.
This is also the same Dent OF whom Tn, Gin.
cianati Oa-ettP AN advocate OF Grants ~ e.erluu
speaks as follows
"He Is one OF ths brothers-in. las President
Grant IA cursed with. He is pretty ,r,lew 10
talk ot honor. HIS profession Is "A dIshonur H.,
an attorney. clam sget.i. broKer. procurer upon
the strength ot the influence he Is thought !,
have BY his relationship to the President TAp
praience il An in ieGenoy. Hal he i particle ai
honor or m 'nhood he would take himself away
from the capital, or to some other oseusthle busi-
ness.
"li he has any iniiuenc. III woIStut claims NJ,
tavors through his relationship, hs pump aud a
disgrace to the Administration LII he mas not h.
IS a swindler, trading on false prelence He is
base procurpr and swindier'
We submit that the pretence that this man has
special influence wi,h the President not so met
An indecency AS the fact that presiden, Grant h.
proved it true by making appointments which
Dent had s'ld received the money for And II
Dent is pimp, base procurer and swindlei, as
the Ga;ette alleges what sort of IA candidate Is
he who keeps Dent neat him. aud appoints Gen
TO office alter they have p,id the money to Den, :
y. Y. san.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13

The simultaneous discovery by all the Grant pa
pers OF " luil" in the Liberal movement reminds
one OF that prudent journalist who was 80 careful
about the foreign correspondence that he had 1t
all written under his own eye. The G.eeley lul
exists only IN the Grant newspaper offices On
this head The Cincinnati Enquirer says "Some
OF th' Grant organs have been end.avoriny to
create the impression that within the last iaw i,.
There hhs been II reaction IN favor ot Giant, aud
That The nda which has heeh running with og.r-
whelmihg ',fca IN favor Of Greeley had been
stayed Nothing could be more falls. ANA lelu-
sve 1t Is the wishes OF the parties who pretend
TO see r.'t tion that deceive them There WAS
time III the elections IN 1860 and 1864 ami 1865
that We imagined there was re action IN t1yai Of
the Democratic candidates. IL the eve tins bore
me Sane appearance that some nt the Grant men
ooserve now IN the political horizon. NotLin. i,
more easy than to demonstrate with the cleiiuss.
.. ioeic based upon sound palpable tact. that
M 9reeley's election is one oi the most . tam
u all earthly things"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
A Delightful Surprise.

Ladies whose faces are eioupie,i by superii
cial iii ScalOrationS, and wno have resolved to
try HAGAN'a MAGSoIA sNM a. REMEDY
have no idea Of the wei, one surprise they
will receive Iroiu then miiiois after few
Applications Of that hrtithfnl purifier OF the
complexion II AT all eNFitahr they Nlll
selrain with rapture %, h,hoiiihp tie change,
whether t,ie hlrmian ii j. ir.ntd To- lcnoNe
be sailoNhr,,, hlntch,s, rimplrq ir,rkIr,
toughhrss, OF an unnatufed pall"r II L,
bound To DISAPPEAR dnd,'r III tome o!.f alien
of this wonderful ag, ut. to say that the
hlrm sl disappears, dors not however con-
Yey any idea I'll the effect produced ht this
celebrated aeaUtin,r lhr BusigntiY tinsr,
whethe ditfgsrd owe, The whole connt,.iEince
nr in spots al patches, Is replaced h} a aui
form, peariy bloom, Ia which n" description
can do Justice
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
DAILY GAZETTE.
Stated Democratic Meetings.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening. at 8 o'clock.
Greeley 4 Brown Campaign Club meets ey-
cry Tuesday evening, at s O'clock.
German Democratic CI,ib meets ryer Wed
nesdsy evening, 1T s eclock
Democratic Association OF Wilmington meet,
every FRIDAY evening. =, s o clock.
Amaricus Club meets every W.Jn..l,v .v.,.
ing, Morrow's hniIding 2ll Market areeet.
Although more than two years have elap,,d
since the Spanish Government mad. fo,ma, rroc
ianat'on that hosti'sies had ceased IN Cula, the
revolution Is alive, active. aud organized
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
O'ConOY Declines.

Charles oconor has written a long letter il,
answer to the straight-out Ccmmttee. in which
he says
"Whaever 'nght do III respat to any o,aer
otiice. could neither accept a ntmiuaton nr l...
come candidate for the surees, .rsh,p iu Wash
ington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
THE WoRkINcmeM
The CHARGE OF roLrrf.,1 lxrr,,,rn.. ;.
on WHOM Mr.r ~ IL. L "

'h =, ~ ohtrtAl lNTrRFEnFNcr Tr.
On WHOM Mrsr II Ra,r
ts,',,, o"h.,t'"f, ~ H. sneot y,s..rt,v "a.
nf r. '''N' f"h''a' 'apIiai oui Of the f,,Iu,,
, Wv ''h'''iat' committee or thr Wo5tinn,,s,,
if'fa" t" suggest ,,uinl,,, tn t,. H.
Hveis''tlNc ioniintf,nii, AZ ~. ma. m. w. ~
"'s"'N evening .N,lna,,lnn ,r,,, t,.. ,o,';a',
80 " ~ S'N NOW uitctN i.sc !, H.. el,.,, -. ,L, ~
.a'u'o 81 'hs rom'rntor ID. report u,a ,.,n, ~
iticians - 'itt' pol
., ~ hs 'l'''dy been stated ii, tlt,.. r,l,,m,. -,
.u'' meeting II the ieign. a., ND, .,',, '''''
', committees represcntiu, tho +.n noI,,i.,i
r. ".1t appointed to s,litt f,r,.l,tiy, .,r
~ :" '' recommend, / t'r endorsement At
" ~ respective part, noinmltor.; The .,nnn,, ~,
W. I" I" Pledged to The party when nom
'i,''el 'tlei 'atdIdita The c.,,,r,,,,,ans o..
ed Of three nom each mart. T., 'u'' ',
p'm"ia''r committee, wheth., ,u,n ~, a.,
W. u" no' Know. 'wo grniemoh w,,. named who
't''u 'hr 'nertIu'. aui therefore l..
~ VI tht tlan'actun Ipan being onnria,t
,' appointment. these !9nt.u,rn cmrh,,,.
,', "I"',"'''r" ''' whole scheme. aaa p,.re,np.
tXti ~ ~.,''"'" !" move At al IN the matter ~
-" me expressing their entire WILLINGNESS To- mn.
KY an. candidate tn" League NIGH, uom,n,tn
~ were utterly oppose To- entering such a IA, .
'" u "'u9t IN The organization and pled,,iu, ia.
'"Phors " the whole League Il, either u.,,,,,a,
patty. ''''''i Pe'"'a'
'''' N'''hl't'ff also Iriu-tu tN inpnt II, p1,,a,l
'''''" WIN Inc Other cummIite,., aud declined IN
'"l WY 10 '"nh'tn iiirr the m Av,n,nt
IN" Kepnhican commi,t.,. tn,mn,,l,la r,,.
'tr''ea NV their part Of the contract and i.c,
a'h upon Their candidate. Bu, hy This nm. III,
'"''"' "''' h"c"'ne prevalent IN certain CIRCLES
'h' was Futllshtd III the t,n .tt,e q, lu,snv IN =,
'h' endorsement OF th, Reruhlican ,n,,v 10
been promised hy promnent leaders. H. IL ,n,.
.lii'o whom thus committee ,houI nam,
h'tHtr HE charge was trle or ,,lse we DO M,
fIf''h' W say but It .ttl,niN must i,r ,Iru,t,,,
mt the subsequent action II the committee, c,ye.
IL 'h aii =" iTahlul'its'. At the ine,t t,r ON " a.
heaity r''hil!. u was admitted tha, had IT po,
been ior 'le phhietttrn %: t}7 .iat,a.ln4. tn,u,.
w soinh'ittes woud have named their N. .tt,.-
ii'a ne been presented and ryc,tveI the endor. e..
,htht o' f'e hvpubdcan party the sapport Of III,
Le'.ne' by its previous action, would have bee,
r'sised 10 tie Republican party
Inc whole Gee, then, ia t,st l. thi.. IN,
hepubilrih committee hai dcciIpG upou ther
eanlldte, ana were only det1rfc from pre sent
'ng HIM hy the ruAaih given to- their -r,ro- g,
'ohemr. The D@r."cIit,c epninl.t-e n'5;tr.'
rJ'sSed, J'o"t tie t'tst. 10 have auythint to 8,
with movement stvoring SO .tlongiy oi pa l,,e,
intrigue.
Ii political capital is to Le taiuel from thu, at
f''t, 1t is clearly not the Democrat, pr,,yt,lt
! making the attempt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
TO TAX PAYERS Of the firs. a.
l. Southcrn OiStTjCt.

ttr t2x,1 lea viii ,lca take NOT; th,. ,hs nina
'ie ,i :, M. ON. ani the suo-er,ter can he found
AZ ihe tty tlaiI every tay ITum 5 u y o',lcck n
y "a ron 70 : r, IN. Tho who ray before
'-pt WN sTII ~ w.
S'"'i Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
alotlefs.

I OST.
- IN Wednesday afternoon. o Water Proof
ape. en- I'd stree. l. tween Jetfe son and Mar.
htt fthtr" wall receive tn. thanks of the owner
~ returning il tie 81 West Third street split
~ OIjCE. -tIliIENS' LOAN ASSOCIA-
- LION \ meeting of the Stockholders of the
'.irfnS Loan Associa'ion viii re held in the tico
u th- secretary, No. 30 Mafke, street on FRIDAY
evsnins. SEPT. NIB, l. h s-2 al J clock =, r..
eeiVe amendments 10 the by Laws
ser' It itU {. MARIS. Sec'ry
NOTICE..
\ The Wilmington 4nl kca,ling Railroad Com.
Ehv maze com leted arrangements to carry Money
farkfg hni Express Matter an rom all points
on the lihe =" their road and t~t Chester.
ENproSs matter sent 10 Frank!i i,legraph Of; ;e
NJ: Vest Third street or TO their Dei,ot Eron,
AMI Madison. or orders .ei With MrA uiisn ( seal
'eiNtinS agents. will receive Ervlutt atteatioI.
T.. SrOLZ.
M" u h.rh1 Suu'i " 4 4. T. "a,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
,n the Coidon Age OF c,rihood

Preserve the beauty ni The teeth w;ilS !"noNT
and III n, when The hair Is sil,esfd and iheeyt-
dimmed with wears the mouth Will still reveal
Two glitierinS row oi unsniicd lyorY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13

tale of increiihle honor comes Il, a. tr.u, ii.
mos 1t IS well for the lnurnn lste ,nlud TIM, /,
Is not often called upon descrih,. nu event ot
sueh h'Ny ana hhmtlGned Gloom Ih- time vns
august the skies were lar, Whru seated in,,..i,.
way car bright, blooming. h,shiul. and beautiful
young bridal ptr went forth from l'torla on fh,.
hrst state OF IN It journey which ends, II may h.,
IN The grave or hapl IN Chicago. The husband
OF an hoar was all pride am tenderness the hn.ls
an bonnet ahd bushes. As the slow train moved
tioh the station, the fair Young beng ncautionsly
pun htr head ont ot the window , ,ichanr,. T.,
scent the morning llr,lr. like Ham!et'a Elthel' !,
ghost, peichance tu wave last farewell to the
weeping friends OF her g,rhood. Too, too fatal
moment \ Telegraph pole did ,ot drcapltate her
no an 10 That were Joy compared to
iiasthy bringing her head within the car, she
buried iu asonl1ed face IN her hands The terri
tiea bridegroom Is sad to have lustaal, expressed
himself, with great presence oi m,n,i ia tins touch
ing and memorable language What was H. dar..
'ns What frightened II, dear Tell ,t5 own
huoby What makes 1t cry Mat, indeed, -
vicious f4'o She ha,. dropped a lovely and ~
pehsivt set ni teeth out al the window Sh,
never smlied again unt she had seen /, dentist
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
FOR SHERIFF.

ihc undersigned will be an indepepler.
LiHOH reform CANDIDATE
FOR Sheriff of New Castle county at the next gen
erai .le, ton 7
at-t Il A. l.. CRAW FORD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
Political.

me Democrats and Liberal, of New York
r'My held ratification meeting last NIGHT.
tV" stands We're erected IN Union Sui,nrc
nh' meetings w"rr also held IN Tamtnan, an,l
TYING Halls 1 rs estimated that over a..
600 i.uplr were present tl,, D,u,
presided at the Tammanl Han n.rt,n.,
ihinh. thr speakers wcrr France, herman.
NE Democratic candilat, Tor Governor. l.
VI. ! Hunter. General Banks, Fernando
Wood, James Brooks, Colonel Ethan Allen.
non = Cox. Governor Walker, If Vir-
Ginia, aud others
General \. Il. Wright vas nominated for
,nneirss Yesterday Ivy the democrats of the
Eighth pi>it Of Georgia
me Democrats and | ihrra's of Chester
county met ~ Convention ,cster,lay They
nominated franklin Taylor tor Congress
Joseph ilcmrhli Tor Delegate to the Con-
St'uti"nal Convention, and Samu., Green
wood ana Lewis Bake. i"r A.semhymcn
The name of Henry ". LongfelIow. the po.,
+ given by The Massachusetts papers ~ delegate
At large to the Literal Republican Con entior.
We are glad 10 welcome one 81 honored and
famous INT" the ranks OF that party. and To see
lhh poet eau act ia tn. living Present" and
hnfv many ci the animn.iiie- of the dead Past
Nlr. L"nSieIlow is hcvond all ca,l the greatest
tt American poets. lie would he the foremost
"l 'ving Ones did not fennyson dspme the
PAIN, and the lovers of poetry own 1 divided
t'les'aner. That Mr. i.onf-low. student,
modest. retiring and pas, the age when the
blood la stirred bv rarisanshir. -honld allow
Als rame Tor the first time to I've used in political
'i'aI'S, shows how urgent he mnst cou>ner III,
frcseni need Of reform. and how heartily he
'r'',i dislike the corruption, bribery and get
er'' dem"ra'ihal'n nov exiting g,-Bat CIV
'hn ,I,I- -:
victory in Maine are not OF a very pntbusia.-
nc character. They evidently feel as did the
honest Ituton who, falling from the mast
bead and breaking his leg, thanked God tha,
i was not his neck, \ loss OF some ten thou,
ana votes IN single campaign is not to be re-
gaidrd As any very great cause for rongratula
ton, hut our Radical friend, are dispospJ tc
received small favofs gratefully, and likt
Mark Tallev to he jolly under circumstances
that Would bring tears int" other peoples eyes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
FDR RENT.

80 The Sub-rrihar nffer= for r-nt his Sfort
E,.. ~'aud uppos ta the ,t"nni Hotel Ai,lIlr
&fE i'"a. Del On" of rs good stand. a. IN re-
hu sires< ''''' ''"'' VI w."
Possession giyea irrnrljitely
4 2. BRADLEY.
W''-''NN NiilletnWn. b.l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
i'olitital.
TrEMTIoM! DEMOCRATS

= ne Democrats ot thr save cith " ard n,e re-
tuestsd ~ tnoci III the Friendship Engine House
'a SATURDAY evening, Scpicu'hc iith. 1T O'clock
in' 'e iNfFosc oi clc"ting Delegate to the Comfy
puested .,,is .,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
Do not Despair,

hundreds Of cases of Scrofuia in its worst stages
smtaaes OF Syphilis that have defed the skill of
s%ae"t s"s. phys'eisaa. ThenMatics whp haye been
sa"e'hg ior years. and the victims OF the injudl-
s,"Is ~. use at meucury. have been radically rnr,i
i, II W, iatts Sarsapariila and Queens Delight
~, % .he most powerful Alternative and blood pun
i" n'' shown known It is prescribed by many physicians
III their praetise.
you nave Chills, whether every other day
nr ..''h nay, or every two or three weeks. take
MI t' Liver Fills, and you will check them
'"'se they Will stick to You all winter
"i iutts Hair Dye does not stain the linen,
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THE STATE.
co.. "A Farmers Produce Association has been
'''"'fa IN Nanticoke Hundred, SUSSEX co.
ny the failure Of f. A. Palmer A. Co.. of
INV. ork, some of the largest peach growers
s'ont Lewes lose heavily.
s.a "A Joint Stock Company has been formed in
,a.oId, Tor building vessels. They have one
f'ss''y W fReStaeks Of goo toHs basaen Ut
:. " marshes along the Delaware abound in
airou iou oilds This fall. and the sportsnlen are
PeSay hooking thither in large numbers
IN tIheuy ho Island opposite Port Penn, Is reported
"ps 'ne BEST spot for this sport.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
FOR Bent.

t,NR RtNT-koutn> in the second story of the
Nn7rt'c building, il6 Market street. suitable
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
nEMoCRATIC MEETING

hEMOCRATIC MEETING,
= litHerman Democratic AssucIs llnn t,raeey
amt Grown club. md the Democrati, and I,her.I
Asso:iaiipns aud citizens Of the c.y in general e.,
'. rot'e I" the cause, requested to meet M the
uen"ln3r'r,s OF the Democratic Asso .ation 81
WV" Building. 9TH and Market streets Frca,
et"niug next. ut sociock. business Of importapce
W.! =" rpnFh' before the meeting. The IDeetip.
w,'l h- al dressed hy John OBJ, rnc Fsu. rnrr
'''' htt.a'an'e Is requested sepll TN
NOTICE.
~ The Democrats of Mill Creek Hundred win
meet NJ the Mermaid on SAIl RDAY, the lith in
sthnt, al o'clock, m. for the purpose of nominn
the County Convent "
stYf .w2t'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
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WAnT.EEO. ,,r,, ,..,.
,ni wi'e. LOCATION mus he ht.r ell, nj lie
Fermaneht Ailfess with price .nt u,ll tartieu-
In, / " H. uffee utZtlto. suls 81
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