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@e@le@tetrieb pirtt, popur& Is In bic
5anp bts 2anbwtrtbs 9eeebsn ,ptrb, bic
8esattuus mad @tQtdr IL beftrpsrn. .
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lid peuu bel, 6@u,er3 beieneers intsnfp
mtrt. fommen eta St6bnen unb ftlbR tt,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
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aut Ns'er tie barn s 70 beten auf erfe RlaA, Rdbt'fteS
Srun'e 'sfn'bum s'facrt Tub. m,rp %beicuoere Nutmertlam-
ct 3aaeranet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30

nit BEN MDtto: nue85 mug anterlht rers
ben" 1T aud bel eteier2nterlu@un9 ni@t6
beraus9efommen. ia.
- Die NemzYprfer @reeleyiten botz
ten auf ndditen Dienlta9 Mbeno Elm
9ro6e8 ,.9upelpummeei" fir ibren @ai<
iermonn arran9irt, 1uten ater Elm, tae
ie tt6 babtn nt6t 9 mug ,~2ebensmiipe"
auf Die Seine brtn9en tonnten, unp 70
baben Ie'8 nod un Elm paar Sage perz
i9pben.
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@om Gonoref. %. Mai. g e.
nat Der @enat ibermiss 9aniin'6
Wntrae, BEN 5er'hternattsr Der "a
ct{rten preMe" bic @rlaubnib CUR
N%nweienbeit i'm 5snat III ent3ieben, Ger
Committee fir pripilcQicn uno Wablen.
Der Senat batte cine GrsfuttpliBune unp
berietb ben NlabomoYtrtra9
DaS 6au6 bat elmer 5eHatbiQ teiz
aeit'mmt, mel6e fir Grlesun9 Der rurd
Osbroud belddotetsn Bones purd Scene
Wabnabmen trift. AA per cod reht
oiel II mSutau den bate, wie 9erne
mollte ct 1ie bebolten. Nu1 efne
8iQ CUR fotenfreien 2iefsrunaY Don Brudz
bdnoern an tnpalioe Solraten fanp
@nace por Dem 6aule. Gin Bruds
bano loute Jrdulein u@olumbia" f9
lelbf reisroiren. G6 lhetnt uns BET Der
au9emeinen Mua5'una oQer plr'et:Sr
9anilation, i1e miro Is trau9tn t1nnen.
. ~Golumbia", Of Der piels7 Glide
gom 5orn Der ~0fRrie"= 8uaen esbR Du in bic
Pride.
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nefiettu unte,iettnst. 5!erauf wirp
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ernatlte Dlit9litc, oa5 aber al6 bi6bey
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nebmm cu1fte, eiuaelhmpren. Was miro
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neutrality-suspicious. mar Don @reeley'6
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Die U%etnebmuna ron 3euaen In 5ahen
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Committee fir Observation-Disclosures
6 90 pr Sag befommt, pbne e,nen Sc
celttid m tbua, ais cs]sn uDeputy''
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fort ols Ber'hte,tatnr an ne errgr
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burn enrlid ~ rid uno er leBte psnSpi.
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lolcpbiher Gbtlihfttt. @oburns Mmen:
cement mutoe i6lttBlid on9enommen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
Aver's gieber-
(Ayer's Ague Cure.)


sir ta(tc5 Tieber, Mehielfitber, TroFfieCer'
Dibiges Tieber, pertobildes ODER biltoles Gle<
Der, il. /. H., 1iuo in Der Shat fir ale &raNt=
beiteu, bic ouyt miasmiide uno arocre 1lll=
9clnuoe Wn5oiiuliungcn eutlteDeH.
9Gie 1dcn tcr Same anteutet h:ilt tieies sfittsl une ldlaes
ridt fett. 0a es ,rebcr NrieNi!, Euintn. g1Smutb, S'nts llu9
,cacnb cine anrere mineralilhe Drer siihae Subi1anS enttalt, ~
it cs benz Yatsuten eur&aue unid,aclid'. pic &nsatl uno
~S3it,tietsit Der in Gie5erstsenben baour6 bewirttsn Auren 1T
buAftatlid u%nslaublid UNI, 70 Vie! trir 'r'Nea; rbnt Haroaele
tu ben Nnnulcn Der 1ieterbsiltuaoe: Ml't sershiem stola ei't.
In mir auf bic u~n,duliesn 3eusni1e Der raeita:sn auren' bic
iitt in rem tart%adi9Ien Salen bewirtt wuroen, ~enn aAe
anptrn Glittsl oan;llb 1ehli0lusen.
9tUtt ceclimotIirte perlrreu, pie bnrb mtasn'lte We!c"cen
rsl1en peer hort wpbnttn. merben burd ben tasliteN VsbIauh
Der Sisber=&nr sduB Fneen. ..,-
Hur Yebcr!rQufbeitcn, bic aus untertrrdeusr It@tiefet Ser
4eber %eut(tetsn, 1T tis ein prrtreiEites Wittsl, ia es Die Nets:
81 eeiunber Ib1tisfeit himulut.
@ud, fir bii0ie gsifweroeu 1T e5 elm ousse3eidnetss
I2utet. Gas ftpn pme erl:aunlide Auren benlrtte. 100 aneers
Suren frblldluseh.
Bubereitet prn ST.. 81 6. @per II. Co, %pratti1fsn une ana
tpfSden Gbemi'ern, Irwea, wfaI., uno IN Der eaa3sa aoe'1 ~
Dabea-
prets 800 per SlaicDc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
Nver's
&irC0cn-prktoral
ayers Cherry Pectoral.)
9sur Graufheiteu Der Geble uno Der 9uugen;;
wic: @ulfca, GrlGltuugen, &eudbuiteu,
&cii5ralne, Wibnla uuo

gBoh1 nod ME in BET sausen Geididte Der g2cbi;in bat irsnb
rtn peilmittel IL al9emsin unb tef tas 0ertrauen Der N'enid-
brit eempuaen, ME oieie r%rrtreifide &r3aei fir Q%unsenubel.
1Ddbreno elmer laneen Meibe Won Sabren unt fat unter aNen
Wtenibsnracn bat lie ib t6tsre unb bSbere Nnerfennlns e.
tun9en. je beIer fe bstannt mlree. Str elet6fDrmiger ebarat-
ter unb itre Ntad,t. Gle seridierenartisen NranIbeten Der Reble
u!e Der Pnnssn ;u teucn, serlhafFtsn itr ben Stut eines ,ursr.
%ldlisen Sduses ppr %benldben. Wdbrenb fe ben mtceren
For,nen Der Arantbeit, nauentid aud bel tleinen Atnhern an,
ess,neNen 1T. If fs w eleiter 3eit has mir!iam n,iS,s m'' as;, bel S Ne.
!aeble unc Der suneen. xiv Elm Sulfsnittel bel plbbltden YIN
tassn pen Group, ipqts r'ejss psttrEal itets IN 1setT Jamils
bel Ser Sant ieiu; unb be- ALE BEN Suiten ub Der Grtaltun9
%aus9tlest linb, 70 frute Is in tene1n Sauie feblen.
St9lt'& sinsemurseits S q FIR , %%a1s|lsar gshaitsn
rprosu, Hrrb bes AirIbe,- peftozal san;1id furi:t unb gu rGl=
iaer @eiunsbeit interchangeable roreen: ,So pc0trmmen III
leine Serrihatt ittr bic Aranfbeiten Der Rehe uub Der Suisen.
soB bic turtuadioten Safe ieiner N}att meiden. gSe1n nidts
Sunesrcs bali. t.us eos airiGcl=&e ttcral ben Siee tassn.
Garscr NIB Ui{entlic" ieoner fnbsN es Won sroBem s@uFen.
Nftbnln mrp i'll ale. :uea baburd eemilbert unh pit gang,
lid turlrt.
e. aGsenein fns le;"~ ':;enfrdfte tclannt. bab mir nidt n5.
rtta tatcn, tier ;}cnarr ~hiufuhren; es seniae, i'll temertes,
os feline Giaenl9ui ten I,D uuerwarts elunSenp %bewabren.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
A PerilOsss NeNsS,u.

Glorious and delightful as the Summer weather is
ITS tropical heat Us severe trialt the vital powers
Even the strongest are sometimes Frustrated by its
effects The common phrase applied to this condi
tion Of The body is general debility" Now. gen
ernl debility arises from, and includes " variety OF
ailments. The liver is more or less affected, the
bowels are either constipated too much relax ed
the stomach but half performs the work of digestion
the appetite j. poor and the spirits depressed Thi,
~ what is called general debility. 1t is u general
disarrangement of all the physical functions. and
requires as remedy a medicine that will reguiat.
them all Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is specially
adapted to this purpose. Its general operation il
not confined to single organ. If the liver is Afec
ted it restores its tone. the nerves are tr emu
GUS and weak, it braces and reinforces them. II
the mind. which ever sympathiZes with the body
is gloomy and respondent il relieve the difficulty
and soon brings the whole mechanism of the bod,
into harmony with the laws of health.
There is no civilized nation in the Western Hem.
isphere in which the utility of Hostetters Stomach
bitters rs tonic corrective. and anti bilious m ed
lcine, is not known and appreciated. Throug CHOU,
the Tropics is considered, both by the peope and
the profession. the standard specific. While it il
medicine for all seasons and all climates it il es
pecialiy suited to the complaints generated by tn,
weather being the purest and best vegetable stim
Beware Of the Bitters made Of acrid and danger
Gus materials. which unscru pulOus parties are en-
dsavOring to foist upon the people, Their name i
legion. and the public has no guarantee that they
are not poisOners. Adhere to the tried remedy
ostetters Bitters. sold only in glass and never il
kegs or barrels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
1nblif Salts.
DUBllC hALE OF
Livery Stable Stock.
Trustees Sale.

Court = he Stat. oi D:s;.I; q, y - i. 2, !;
l Saiy SS sie T. 81 sSuS vii - :.sS:.d to .s: y
way OF Public Vsndas. on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF August. A. b. 1871 q n oclSck y. = u ~:
Auction Room ot Ugle Miller. No 60s Market
Lands and Tsnemsnts. being the real estate p ~
late Joseph B. Mshoney. deceased, to wit: Az that
certain lot Of land with Two stO led BriSk houss
.herenn erected. situated in the city 81 WiImlns.
aforesai !, bounded and described o. follows. 70
wit: Beginning ut n point on the northetiy zoe o.
Fourth 1treet, between Walnut and Poplar strssu
y corner of lank formerly Of samuel Wood thsus: @
BY line Of said land noltherly parallel to ainut
street one hundred and eight iset to q corner
stake; thence easterly paIallal to- Fourth stree!
sixteen feet to land late of re heiss o, ~msn m,S.
erly parallel 70 Walnut street one hundred sna
eight ieet to the aforesaid side OF Fourth stfeeE
and thence Herewith westerly sixteen feet 10 ~
place Of beginning be the ,onlents .neiSoi oa
may. The above premises sTe ord cred Wy tns oou'
TO by sold free sud CT car OF dover
And it is ordered that the purchaser or putca.,
sers thereof be and appear ut the next uLpnsa, s,
Court for New Castle County, that the Coqrt nN
assign to him, her or tn sm the premises eoia pusa
sut to said order he she or they paving to lne pn
lies euttled their lust and rogortionsts sns.s
the purchase money resptcuveIS'o oI muI ro,r, an.
surety or suret,es TO he approved by the Ceun& ~ ~
ter,Dv in o rocognixauce to the State. TO oe tahsu
and acknowledge in said lourt IN penal snn ssn ~ "a
be- determined by the said Court. with conuivnw
puy TO the parties entitled severay or thsf eisu
i0rs administrators or assigns respectively, W."
lust and pr. p6rtionate shares of tne salu Son,t
money, with interest from such time y tne Sv ~
determns in manner spd ioIm ioIm.;hsS =; T nd ap
direction OF the said Court DC prescttpoo sA~ -
pointed in said condition. A made
Attendance will be gwen and terms q M MST
known ai the time and place SiorssAlp oy ~
DUPONT Eco I,n,.s:' s..,, or BENZ 81 NJ K UsTIcK.
ausb-ts Clerk OF Orphan Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Business Notices,

To Pic MIC PARTIRs.-A fine assortment of
English pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dines. Picked and Cove Oysters, &c. &c. Also
Matthews Il Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAS'S, the Grocsr's, 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason, Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and oth-l
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheop
at BOWMAN'S, the Giocer's 4th and Lombard
L. H. Foulk, No. lO2 West Second street. has OF,
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitab de
or ladies and gentlemen advanced in lifo, at low
prices. Je.2
Chsop Coal-Stove x5.75, Nut $475 per aolO
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb2l TT VIM. j. Brown
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
PEMlMSUlAR NEWS.

The Democratic Convention of Worcester
County, will be held on the 10Th inst, at Snow
Hill.
Robert s. Todd, of Snow Hill, was thrown
from his carriage, a few nights ago, and severely
bruised.
The Worcester Railroad is now being rapid
ly extended along the wi,arver on the Iiyer. at
Snow Hill.
Several candidates are mentioned for the
West Point Csdetship, FROM the First MARYLAND
(Col. Hambleton's) Congressional district.
The teachers aud pupils Of the Boys High
School, gave . pleasing literary entertainment
in the Court House, at Snow Hill, few even.
iDgs ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Peach Shipments.
MONDAY.
the STATE,

I0e STATE.
The "wigwam" for the Seaford Greeley Club
will be built within two week
Three fishermen caught l34 fine fish off the
Breakwater, one day last week.
The new NJ. f. Church near Draw bridge, is
rapidly approaching completion.
There will be a grand Excursion from
Lewes to New York, on Saturday next
1t costs twice as much to got PhiIadel phIa
from Lewes as it does to go to New York.
The crop of green corn in the vicinity of
Lewes, has been entirely ruined by the drouth
Mr.. b. L. RawIins, who has operated the tel
egraph at Seafora for several years, lett on
Thursday to take charge of the Office at Clay.
ton.
Steamer Empire, of the Clyde line, running
be;weeen Philadelphia and Richmond, Va.
was disabled on Sunday morning last near the
Breakwater.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

poned on account of the weather. notwjth
standing they have to pay seventy.five dollars
on account of not using the boat today. They
prefer doing it to taking the excursiopists in
the rain, as they would not enjoy themselves
on the boat nor on the island If there are
those that cannot go they would oblige the
committee by leaving their tickets with them
SO that they can supply the many that are in
search of them. The boat will leave French
street wharf tomorrow morning, at 6 O'Clock
rain or shine
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Railrpad 3iues.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAu

ON AsS VET ss5'f PHff9ntgpha1it2 HsGfffP1yt z. 1872
Trains leave Depot, Thirty second and Market Sts.
Trains arrive q ero, ThE.y srs, snS Market Ste.
paoli Accommodating daily. except Sunday, G. 20
An; 80 An aud LILO a. M. 10 IN. $40 PIN.
~ ana lc.SO p m.
Lock Haven and Eimir1 Express daily. ~ sscert e. ~
sunday, $40 Q. m.
F.. Lns Ldns and Rss
Harrisburg Acc. daily. except Sunday, 23O p.m
Lancaster and York Acc. daily, ex. snnda, iOp. .m
EHp4s.s huan ssy except sunday
Southern Express daily 800 D. .lu
raclnc Express DAILY II 40 p m
P.ol sunday Trans 10 am and % % Su D%
Gincinnatl ~ EXP only to Harrisburg on Saturday.
For Emierant Express Tssin. leaving i"1 y m
~. ro,. 70 hiy:.I.s SsfE;t by
Express tor New York. 7.l5 $50 and ii 90 m. and
:, 1880, 800. $50 asd GAS ,. .m and l2ao nishI
Eapfsss Pr Tram tor Long Branch 7l5 a.. u. and
EMnie5sn! Mn rant \ Train u for New York. 4 lsopm
Nay Irain tor Trenton, Il so p NJ.
Nay Train Tran TOR hoimssburs and Bustleten. 500 D 10.
New ~ York Sunday Trans. 7.2a M. 8 Is N, and
s.45s m Train connects at Trenton for Lambert.
Holmssburs 4 Bustlelon. I % . N, i2.sos 7,l5pw.
Express Trans Tor Trenton. 10 III and l. 10 and
$50 pm. ""' '''' anu
Way Tr.ins for Trenton. 900 IL. s.2o, 500 and
100 pm. -'' '''' NJ"
Way Trnin for Bristol. ........ sn
FOR BELNIDEKE DIVISION 0''
Express for Trenton. Lambertv ilie Eslton. scrsn
Way Train to Lanber,vills 4 Pennington ,s 90 am
Express for Trenton. LAmbertvile. Easton, Ser an
III aSSkSf aBStSsa5' :fssssre vi skssRx
| AmbOy Division.
Way Trains f"r M Trsnton. 800 and 10 iI a u. ZOO
noon and I 20. 500 and 500 ~. w. '~"'
| Accommodation tor New York vi. Path Anhov
Accomm' for New York via Jersey Civ. ON +, m
May Train for Burl inxton ,.,.... 4 ~ = !.
Way Trains Tor Bordentown. SUD and II n, = m
| EXP. Trslut iOr hishtst0Vn, 6N m and 4 M 4 m
Exxyrese Trains for Pembsrion. Lone RSsnch mi ~
| Nd. southern and Tuckertcn RS'lsoaIs. 100 :
way Tr.I"s ior nj. Holly, ,oo $40 and !, 70 :, >, ,
w;y Trans =. 'o' p'mbsrtsa. 'o.iS a.slha and
Slespies Car Tick. to for III. W., -, =. ~. =,
ap2caiton Vt the Ticket O6ics 9OI CSessut Il III II
and At the Depot, Thirty secOod nm N !. - =. NJ
Assnu u the Union Trapsfs- Com".nv iii =. /,
TOT snd deliver bassage ut the Depois' 1risrs lit
receive prompt attention. aud Ksiir,ai Time a. ~
can s'so DO obtained 1t the folioW ins
TICKET OFFICES SSs::;::: Ss:::::.:;,::: :;:::
saa q sas Ospou and Ferry named above.
49, VAScATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

The publication of the names of persons in
Liverpool who become intoxicated in public
has reduced the number of drunkards one
third during the past six months
The highest Office within the gift of the
Government 10 the supprintendency of the
weather signal station on Pixies Peak, which
Is fourteen thousand feet above the sea level.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Strong Testimony.
STEuBENvlLLE, Ohio, Sept.

STEuBENvlLLE, Ohio Sept. L. 1871
DR.. VIM. Fl. Tut!
DEAR SIR feel il duty to you and to suffer
ing humanity to make public the great merits of
your Extract Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight.
For years have been great sufferer my general
health broke down, and was afflicted with ner.
vousness of the most terrible character which
was soon followed by an eruption all over the
body, forming large ulcers in some places, and
attended with rheumatic pains. Tongue cannot
describe my suffering; l was reduced almost to
. skeleton. and had a perfect loathng OF food
/ was attended by several physicians who rsn
dered me relief. l despaired of ever being
well again but thanks to kind Providence.
accidentally heard OF your medicine ! sent for
half dozen bottles, and before had taken thr-.
bottles began to feel better, my appetite i'm :
proved, and the lheumatic pains became less se-
we're and could enjoy sleep. ! have continued
its use, and have taken eleven bottles, and believe
am Q sound man again. The ulcers have all
healed, my skin is smooth and healthy, and have
gained % pounds in weight l believe my sick
p0os resulted from taint of scrofula l would
earnestly recommend your compound to my tel
low sufferers.
With deep gratitude to you.
am ever your friend,
JAS FRANKLIN.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are a mild and gentle
purgative. possessing the peculiar merit of acting
a. powerful agent In relieving congestve or
torpid liver They have no equal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

THOSE Amherst professors are fearfully
malicious fellows; they have to keep awake
through their own sermons and wOn'tle any
body else sleep in peace. The other day one
of them cried out, in the middle of gentle
soporific discourse, Wake up that Young
mani" and half the students and faculty WOKE
up the other half, not knowing, of course
which was the young man meant, and some OF
them did not get any more sleep that morn
ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

THERE Is woman in Newport so jealous
of her husband she wont allow him to carry n
pocket handkerchief for fear he will carry on
handkerchief Irritation with some OF the
girls. He don't mimi the handkerchief much,
but 1t Is hard on his coat sleeve
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

~, meeting Of the Straight Democratic citizens Of
White Clay Creek Hundred will be held at Lutton's
Hall. in Newark. on Saturday evening. August 10.
All who are in favor of organizing q Straightout
Democratic Club in the hundred, and opposed to
being sold ou, to the Greeley Mongeral Negro
loving Republican party: all such a. are in favor
by the Democracy OF Delaware for the last twelve
years. who think the negro not politically or socially
their equal, who believe that when Horace Greeley
say. he is no less a Republican than he ever was
that he -pea ks the truth: all who have been oppo
sed u the principles If the old Republican party.
and and who think it would not be we'll to swap them
srs. would be worse even than the old Republican
party; all who tatter reading the Hon Charles Sum
nsrs letter to his solPTed brethren cannot both eat
the portion taken by the Delegates from Delaware
in the Baltimore Convention, as led of by the Hon
I. bayard, was right. and who have fought the
political battles Of Delaware for the last twelve
years so successfully on the principles of the Della
ware Democracy under the most difficult circum-
stances. and who have looked with regret on the
course ct the Democracy Of some of the large States
who. when they abandoned their Democrats prin-
ciples and taken New Departure in every in
| ted. WM. DEAN
Newark. Del, Aug. 5. '72.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

The State Liberal Convention of Louisiana met
at New Orleans yesterday and organized with
Wm. W. Pugh as President After appointing
. committee Of fifteen 10 confer with the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Democrats, Reformer., and
"Pinchbsck Republicans" the Convention ed
journed until to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
Like "ouaker'sCuns"

Artificial teeth are of little use and easily de-
tected. Take care of the real ones All You
need Is fragrant SosodOnt, use it daily and
your teeth will be the last of natures gifts to
fail you.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
6eW Boot ana NnOe Store.
GEO. s. HAGANY.
6rpfers \ Jea 4falers.
NEW GROCERY STORE
n W Tnr EnU, n ,>Sp ~ a.

y. W. cor. FOufth and N Markea 81,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
The undersigned respectfully sn-a%c
nsunces to his old friends and theEf8&t
- public generally that he has complet-
I'd his new store. and has op On ed th stock
Of ane new and fresh
GROCERIES,. SUGARS AND MOLAssEs,
Lovsrns crushed, sran9latsd and pulverised Sugars
49," Syrup. and sll kinds Of Molasses,
9id 9overnnsnt java Cg&1e. Laguira. Maricsibo
aaio: Green ... .Hd % ko..tsd ths finest Black and
new Buck wheat. all kinds 81 % Spices Sara nes'
q kinds q Canned Fruit snch and English
Toneto catsap. English and American Pickles. JeI.
nSe. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter. Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate. vsE~acslli. Maca.opi. Washing Soap in
great variety Toilet SoAp Silver Gloss Starch Cur
isntc Raisins. Citron. Atmers's Mincs Meat Dried
Sesehes and Apples. CranbsrFiss. Brooms. Pa sinted
9nckets. Brushes. Sperm. Adsmantins and 1alo v
Ceod!ee and all articles usually kept in = we'll as.
sorted 9soossy Store. Call and exsmins nZ stosk,
v-lY JAMES CRlPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06

LARGE LEMoN.-Mr. John Kyle has in his
possession large lemon, measuring III inches
in circumference one way, and 81 inches The
other. The lemon is on exhibition at his re-.
freshment stand, under the north caves of the
second Street Market House. where the curious
and the doubtels can examine il, and at the
same time refresh themselves with plate Of the
delicious ice cream, which, together with other
refreshments, he dispenses from this popular
resort.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-06
frfi9ht 9ines.
RUSA'9
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves I'd wharf above Chestnut street, Pbiladel
phia. daily at p. m and French street wharf Will
rington. OF 6p. 70. Freight handled carefully and
iorwerded with dispatch. g. W. BUSH.
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