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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
Register . Croer.

EwoIsrER OFFICE,
:, New Castle County, Nay 2,th, 1877.
Upon the application OF kebeccs Dsit n, exs ecu.
tri! OF joel Daltn, late Of Christians hundred in
said county. deceasedi l. Ordered and ,rectsd by
the Register thst the Executr,x aiore- aid give no
ties Ct the granting If Letters Test~ entsry upon
he Estate OF the dec eased with the date OF
tnef.of. BY causing advertisements to be posted
Mitnin iorty days from the date Of such Letsra 10
slx OF the MOST public places If the county o, Nav
nastls al per. havips dem nds sssinst
tee ~ - TO rrssent the same Or abide b, an Act
Of Assembly in such male and divided And
also cause the same to .s inserted within the AZ me
,e!iod IN the Delaware Gazette, . newspaper pub.
tishsd in Wilmington. end 70 bo continu.l hsrs;n
two months. '-''''"
80 0iysn under the hand and sea, of ofBce nj
u.s. The Register storesaii. at New CsstIs' in E
New Castle county aforesaid tho day Ard
'sss ssovs ~ratten. b. GIbBS. REGISTER.
NOTICE.
AL persons having claims AGAINST the Estate of
tne dereaeed nu"t prssenI the same duly attsted to
~ s.seasfx ,S x On Or before NAY 25th. 1873. 0,
"r:xtd.d: xs kEbecCA pALrON. Executrix.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

l. road Company.
TKEASURER's OFFICE.
WnxINGrnN. DEL . June 10Th, 1872
The Coupons OF the firat M nte"ge Bonds o, The
WILMINGTON and Western kai road Company. ma
.arine July lst. s72. will be paid u."n ,resent..
sank, Wilmington. Del. The interest on Regis
tered Bonds will be paid At the Treasurer's Office,
Wilmii gton. JOHN =, McLEAt:
jun" d1Ot Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

n" MEErINo.-The special meeting Of the
Board Of Health, WAS mol held, last night, as
announced
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
Beware Of 1ooth Polsons

Vepded under the name Of u ntrifcps. Adopt
and adhere to the only preparation that really
preserves the teeth, and hardrns the gums,
fragrant SuzoDoNT Its effects on decaying
teeth are marvellous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
CT RAY e D.

S1RAYEO.
= Wedn > ny. June 26th. a da bro n -
or black driving Mare. about lG hands reask
high years old one white hind ioo.l ng VIZ
bodied. short ribbed. large head. clean N0@
l,mbed; had on leather halter; last .een near Ne
vine Q ,arries Che ter cou ty A liberal reward
wi be paid for information leadinl to ner reeov
cry, Address EDWARD LISTER. Thirty first ana
Walnut streets. West Philadelphia. jy3 dSwlt
RoAR0lNc.
- married couple. and also two young men
an obtain board ut No. Is East Second street.
jy2 ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03


TaE FoUkTH.-To morrow is the Fourth Of
July and us usual, business will be generally
suspended,i in order 10 give every body an oppor-
tunity t. manifest their Ialriotlsm, and enjoy
in various ways The manifold pleasures Of 'tbe
day We celebrate" Amusemens are plenty
three Or four pic-Di, will be held on the Bran
dywine, and one u. Schsu,zen Park, which will
doubtless draw large numbers Of pleasure seek.
ers. An excursion boat will doubtless b largely
patronlss, many persons setting apart this day
for An annual exodus frum the heat, dpst and
noise Of the city. 10 the peace, quiet and res, to
be Obtained only in the rural districts Many
will al.o 20 10 the city; but the great influx Of
vsitors from various places, will doulnless equal
The number Of departures. The u.ual patriotic
e6usions in the sha,s Of squibS ere crsckers,
,orl.esioes pistols and cannona will Doubt. - b.
induIged in, 10 tho great annoyance Of many;
hut ~ |. Ia OILY fo, one day 10 the year, We ray
''blsse away" and will patiently awsi, the ad.
vent Of he 9th Of July, hoping tbs, the dag
may pas Of pleasantly 70 all, aid without acci.
dent 70 any.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
H. c. sNITcHzR, M. D.,
3O2 Delaware Avenue.
Opposite the Baptist Church, o..
WILMINGTON. DEL.
TIE ARTIZANn SAVINGS BAN
No. COZ Market Street.

TIE AFRICANS SAVINGS BANK
No. 602 Market Street.
. imineson, Delaware
0pcn to receive DEPOSITS daily (Sundays excepted
during the usual business hours, and on Tuesdsv
ami Saturday evenings from 7 to s O'Clock.
Az the profits Of the Bank, after ths paymento
the depositors aud diyidends are made semi -snnu.
Of the Bank in 1861, the dividends hss uniformiy
been at the rate Of six per cent. per annum.
and once become entitled in future
tvd~nds.
No manager ia alloy ed to borrow any ofthsfuuds
ntrusted to the Bank.
MANSGERRS.
WILLIAM .. HILLEs, EpwAaD DARLINGTON
iEoRGE W. Bush, ". IL. SwiPr
Y. X. BENSON, uENRY r. DURE
EpwARb Belts. CHARLES W. HowLAHD,
A. HIGGINS, JUB n. JACKSON.
iEoaGE :. CAPRLLE. lCLENEN1 Z. SMvfR.
N. L, LiCHrENBrEIA.
NM.S HILLES. President.
| Orc. ". BrsR. Vice President.
| oct 23-1V l"us " MCLsAa. Treasuief
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

AGGRAVATED AssAuLT-James Taylor, of
Stanton, was tried before E>quire Frazier, yes
terdav, charged with commllting an aggravated
assa,l, on Wm Widdoe~, Of the same place. Ii
appears that on the 9Th OF June last the par
ties became engaged in slight alteration, when
Taylor made violent assault on wi d.,es with
club or cane, frscturing his skull eaxin one
Of the bones OF his right hand, and otherwise
seriously injuriny him. phy-icians certificate
was produced Al the trial, setting forth shs ia
tuIe and extent Of Widdoes' j. juries which were
Of very dangerous character. After hearing
Esqnire Frazier held Taylor to bail. In the sum
Of $1,000, for his appearance at the next term oi
Court, 10 anawer the charge. .r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27
llailps 4mnrtff yomnal.

TIE Phiiadelphaia Press says; SHOW to
seta jury Is one Of the conundruns Of the
day, none the less difleult because it is FREE
qusntly solved; intact, 1t grows harder at
every new case. People every day read the
newspapers. and consequently become dis
sua,iAedfr from serving as JURORS. The read
inesof newspapers lessons the number Of
fools, and as, according to existing law, only
that class are eligible, long is the delay in
completing the panel. The recent bill intro
dueed into the New York Legislature, pro-
viding that previous formation or expression
Of opinion shall not disqualify person, from
jury service, provided he swear that he will
render an impartial verdict according to the
evidence, Il every way commendable"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27

OF all medicines that give strength and robustness
to body and mind DODn'S NERy1NE bears the
palm Its sale is large and its popularity long es.
tablished. Probably more families keep il on hand
for every day use as a stimuiant and corrective,
than all other medicines now before the public. 1t
10 pleasant to take as any wine. janis 4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-27
JAMES FISK.

A complete History Of his life and exploits from
Pedlar Boy to King among Financiers. HIS
Triumphs and Failures. How he Lived and How
he Died. illustrated. Price by Mail, % cents
Terms liberal. Address, WM FLINT 4 CO.' fhiia.
Pa. #f - yaDZrtW
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
Be Gentle With Them

Be ever gentle with the children
God has given you. Watch ovel
them constantly. Reprove them
earnestly, but not in anger. In the
forcible language Of Scripture, "Be
ye not bitter against them" eyes,
they are good boys" 1 once heard a
kind father say, 81 talk to them very
much, but do not like to beat nv
children-the world will beat them"
1t was beautiful thought. Yes,
there is not one child in the circle
around the table, healthy and hap
py as they look now, on whose head
if long enough spared, the storm
will not beat. Adversity may with
er them, sickness may fade, cold
world may frown on them. But,
amidst all, let memory carry them
back to a home where the law of
kindness reigned, where the moth
er's reproving eye was moistened
with a tear, and the father frowned,
''more in sorrow than in anger.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
A Touching Scene.

A short time ago, in the New
York Court of Special Sessions, a
boy ten years of age was arraigned
for stealing, and pleaded guilty.
AS soon as he appeared at the bar,
his little sister, about nine years old
who was on the other side of the
room, commenced crying bitterly.
and was about to rush to her broth
er, but she was restrained by her
mother, who was also bathed in
tears. Justice Bowling told her to
come up, and she ran up to the little
prisoner, the tears streaming down
her cheeks, and throwing her arms
around his neck, exclaimed, while
sobs almost choked her voice: "Oh
Johnny, johnny, what ever brought
you hereY' and they wept in each
others arms. The girl then turned
to the justice, and falling on hel
knees, held her hands up beseech,
ingly, and prayed, "Oh Judge, judge
let my brother gop' The mother
stood inside the bar weeping, and
there was not dry eye in the court
room. Justice Bowling, who was
deeply moved, could not resist the
affecting appeal Of the child, and
SAID "Take him with you, my girl y
She ran to the gate to meet him,and
clinging to him, they reached the
mother. and they three left court
objects of the sincerest sympathy,
and a sigh of relief appeared to is
sue from every bosom as they pass
ed out of the room.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
Presbyterian General Assem-
blythe Closing Proceed
ings---Adjournment.
DETROIT. MAY 2l


The Presbyterian General As.
sembly met this afternoon, and dis
cussed report touching the Pres,
byterian relation of certain minis
ters of the Church. A report was
presented, proposing an overture to
be sent down to Presbyteries, alter.
ing the constitution so as to pro.
vide distinctly for limited term OF
service in the eldership. A minor
.ity report was presented, declaring
the sufficiency Of the judicial de-
cision already made. Both reports
were laid on the table. The Mod
orator, DR.. Nicolls, with DIR. E. F.
Hatfield, VIM. Adams, John c.
Bakers, Tyron Edwards, and G..
Rolston Smith, were appointed to
consider and report next year upon
the methods of publicly recogniz-
ing persons received to membership
in the Church.
After other nusinesss of little OF
no public interest, very full and
cordial vote of thanks was passed
to all who have entertained the AS
sembly, and in various ways pro
NOTED the comfort and pleasure OF
its various members. The resolu-
ton was warmly supported by Rev.
Theo. F. Brown, after which the
Moderator, Rev. A. L. Pierson, and
the pastor Of the church, Rev. DR..
Hogarth, were heard from. At lit
tie before five o'clock this afternoon
a very laborious but very delightful
session of the Assembly was closed,
and the Assembly was dissolved by
the Moderator, and another Assem-
bly, was directed to meet on the Sd
Thursday of May, 1873, in the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, in the
city of Baltimore.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
The Master is Always in

One day a lady came home from
shopping. Her little boy didn't
meet her and throw his arms round
her neck, as he was in the habit OF
doing, to show how glad he was to
have her come home again. Instead
of this, he seemed to be afiaid to
look his mother in the face, and
kept out of her way as much as pos
sible all day. His mother thought
it strange, and wondered what wa:
the matter.
At the close of the day she found
the reason. When she was undress
ing him to 60 to bed, he said:
"Mother, can God see through thu
crack in the closet doors"
"Yes," said his mother.
"And can He see when it is al
dark therew
"Yes," she said, "He can see a
all times, and in all places"
"Then God saw me-" said the lit
tie fellow. "When you were gone
out, 1 got in the closet and ate VI
the cake. l am very sorry. Please
forgive me-" and he laid his heat
on his mothers lap, and cried bit
terly.
Johnnie" said man, winkins
slyly to clerk of his acquaintance
in dry goods store, ''you mus
give me extra measure, your master
is not in"
Johnnie looked up into the mans
face very seriously, and said "My
Master is always in"
Johnnie's master was the all-see
ing God. Let us all, when we are
tempted to do wrong, adopt John
MES motto: ''My master is always
in" 1t will save us from many 9
sin, and so from much Sorrows
S. World.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
The Best PaDGr ! Try IT,!

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Every number contains from 10 to II original
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PA TENTS obtained on the best terms Mod
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the Scientific American the week they issue.
and full directions for obtaining Patents.
Address for Paper, or concerning Patents,
MUM & co. 81 Park Row; y. Y. Branch Of
flee, cor. +. and eth Sts.. Washington, ID. G.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06

The Faithful Servant.

Gerhardt was German shepherd
boy, and a noble fellow he was too,
although he was very, very poor.
One day, as he was watching his
flock, which was feeding in a valley
on the borders of forest, hunter
came out of the woods and asked
"How far is it to the nearest vii
lage:"
six miles, sir" replied the boy:
''but the road is only a sheep track,
and very easily missed"
The hunter glanced at the crook
cd track, then said.-
"My lad, l am hungry, tired, and
thirsty. ! have lost my compan-
ions, and missed my way. Leave
your sheep, and show me the road.
| will pay you we'll.
Il cannot leave my sheep, sir
rejoined Gerhardt. They would
stray into the forest, and be eaten
by wolves, or stolen by robbers"
swell, what of that" queried
the hunter. They are not your
sheep. The loss of one or more
would not be much to your master,
and FL give you more money than
you ever earned in a whole year. -
Il cannot go, SIR rejoined Ger
hardt very firmly. My master
pays me for my time, and he trusts
me with his sheep. If I were to
sell you my time, which does not
belong to me, and the sheep should
get lost, it would be just the same
as if stole them"
"Well," said the hunter, "wil
you trust your sheep with me
while you 60 to the village and get
me some food and drink and guide
l will take good care of them for
you"
The boy shook his head. The
Sheep" said he, "do not know your
voice, and' - Gerhardt stopped
speaking.
"And what, can't you trust me-?
Do l look like a dishonest man?''
asked the hunter angrily.
Sir" said the by slowly, "you
tried to make me false to my trust,
and wanted me to break my word to
my master. How do / know you
would keep your word to me?'
| The hunter laughed, for he felt
that the boy had fairly cornered
him. He said, II see, my lad, that
you are good, faithful boy. 1 will
not forget you. Show me the road
and i will try to make it out for my
self.'
Gerhardt now offered the hum
BILE contents ofhis scrip to the hun
CRY man, who, coarse as they were,
ate them gladly. Presently his at
tendants came up, and then Ger
hardt, TO his surprise, found that
the hunter was the grand duke, who
owned all the country round. The
duke was so pleased with the boys
honesty, that he sent for him short
ly after, and had him educated. In
after-years, Gerhardt became a very
rich and powerful man, but he re
NAMED honest and true to his dy-
ing day.
Honesty, truth and fidelity, are
precious jewels in the character of a
child. When they spring from pie
ty, they are pure diamonds, and
make their possessor very beautiful,
very happy, very honorable, and
very useful. May you, my readers,
wear them as Gerhardt did. Then
a greater than duke will befriend
you, for the great King will adopt
you as his children, and you will
become princes and princesscs roy
al in the kingdom of God.-Young
Pilgrim.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
Look Upward.

A young man once picked up a
gold coin that was lying in the road.
Always afterward, as he walked
along, he kept his eyes on the
ground, hoping to find another.
And in the course of long life he
did pick up, at different times, a
goodly..number of coins, both gold
and silver. But all these years that
he wasilooking for them he saw not
that the heavens were bright above
him. He never let his eyes turn
away from the filth and mud in
which he sought his treasure, and
when he died-a rich old mamie
only knew this fair earth as dirty
road in which to pick up money.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06

Vice stings US, even in our pleas
ures; but virtue consoles US even in
our pains.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
Toms Lesson.

"Go and get it! Go and get it,
say"
Poor little Dash crept close to his
young masters feet, looking up in
his face with earnest, pleading eyes,
as if he would say, "Please don't! /
cannot do what you want"
Tom was trying to make Dash
swim after a stick which he had
just thrown into the river. Now,
Dash was not water dog, having
no more love for it than a cat, and
foolish Tom was bent ON making
him one! He kicked the poor little
animal away and repeated his Or
der; then, angry that it was not
obeyed, seized him and threw him
into the water. The dog was sore
ly frightened, but by hard strug
Cling reached the bank and crawl
ed to his masters feet with a pitt
full whine, wet, painting, trembling.
The cruel boy caught him up with
rough words, and was just going to
throw him in again, when a pair of
strong arms seized him and a mans
voice said, "Here, you young scamp.
Now we'll see how you like to
swimw
1t was Toms turn to be frighten-
ed. He turned pale, trembled and
caught his breath as the stranger
lifted him in his stout arms as east
ly as he had poor Dash; he began
TO beg. "Oh,sir pray don't. 1 can
not swim, indeed l cannot swim, in
deed l cannot! Oh, Oh, don't throw
me into the water! l will never,
never do so again."
The man paused, but did not let
go his hold.
"Neither can your dog SWIM"
said he: "but you meant to make
him do it, just to amuse yourself.
Why can l not make you do it to
amuse me? i am as much larger
and stronger than you, as you are
larger and stronger than that poor,
painting, trembling dog"
Tom still begged and promised,
and the stranger at last let him 90. |
saying:
'Now, my boy, let me give you |
KIND word OF advice. Never treat
another, whether human being or
dumb animal, as you would not
like to be treated yourself. Never
try to make anybody or anything
do what God, when he created 1T
did not make it to do, or to be what
he did not mean it to be. If Won
Keep these rules, you will be bet
Ter: wiser, happier boy. GOODBYE
And Tom knew in his heart that
the man was right, and the lesson.
though it seemed severe, had been
given IN kindness.-New York Oh.
seper.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06

AsenH' san NA' aa % |'nnei'e street, ~
MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO theil
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They not vile Fancy Drink, Made of Poor
Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refu sc
Liquors doctored spced and sweetened to please the
taste called ''Tonics, 'Appetizers," Restorers, &c
that lead the tppler drunkenness ruin but
atrue Medicine made from the Native Roots and Herb
Of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimu.
limits. They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURI.
FER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE
aperfect Renovator and Invigorator of the System
carrying OIL all poisonous matter and restoring theooo
TO healthy condition. No person can take these Blu
tiers according to directions and remain long unwel
o,s,o, .to;. ,,oo, o., No., ,os,,roI ~, r,;rar.,
Pio'iueu 'heii D0ieS ait nv ueS'iV9e" y ii4'e''
poison or other means, and the vital organs wastes
beyond the point OF repair
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news nud HINDER, these Bitters have been most
,oo,.r, ST., n;.. - .,,,r,I -. y;,;,,l
Blood, which is generally produced by arrangement
of tho nIocs,ixe Orr,u.
VI 'b Dtses'i'o O's""s.
SiEf oh 'NDiec9rioN' hesF
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
A Mothers Love.

1t would sometimes seem as i
motherhood were a lovely artifice o
the great Father to wean the hear
from selfishness by peaceful and
gradual process. The babe is sell
in another form. 1t is SO interwov.
en- and identified with the mothers
life, that she passes by almost in
sensible gradations from herself to
it: and day by day the instructive
love of self wanes as the child-love
wakes, filling the heart with a thou
sand new springs of tenderness
Harriet Beecher StoWe.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06

Livingstone is no longer at Ujijiji
but at Zanzibno. If he has any
sense left he will not go back To
Ujijiji until a telegraph is built to
that obscure metropolis. Enough
money has already been spent in
looking him up to dig dozen
Niles where they can be reached
without 80 much inconvenience.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
Dr., Wells Extract JUpUDGb3

1t is strengthening and nourishing. Like
nutriciou> food taken into the stomach, it as
Stimulates and d,liruSes Itself through the circu-
iation, giving vigOr and heath.
1t regulates the 60sceis. qHiets the Rerres. acts
directly on the secretiye organs, and, by its
powerful Tonic and restoring effects. produces
hedltLy and rigorous action TO the whole system
JOHN q. KELLOGG, is I'latt St, New York,
sole agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-06
JURUBEBA

is POWERFUL TONIC, specially adapted for
use in Spring, when the LkNGUID and DEBILI-
TATED system heeds strength and vitality; it
will give vigOr to the feeble, strength to the
weak, animation to the detected, activity to
the sluggish. rest to the weary, quiet to the
nervous and health to the-inlirm.
1t is South American plant which accord
ing to the medical and scientific periodicals OF
London and Paris possesses the MOST POW Err
FUL tonic properties known to Materia Medica
and is well known in its native country as hav-
Ing wonderful curatiue qualities, and has been
long used rs SPECIFIC in all cases of impuri-
ties of the Blood, ,Derangemento of the
Liver q Spleen, IunorS, Dropsy.Pov-
erty of the Blood, 0bility, Weakness
Of the intestines, Uterine or Urinary
Dreams