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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-17

The Ne'rS pronouuces the health Of the peo-
pie OF the county excellent. No epilemics pre-
vail, aid case Of bilious, intermittent or w.
phoid fever is rarely ever heard Of
The Chateau NJ. 7. Church will be re-opened
next Sunday.
John B.amble, formerly Of tie Bramble
House, Cambridge has leased the National Hotel
at Snow Hill
The November term Of the Court Promises to
be the longest one held in the county for wears.
The Inner Harbor improvement is again re-
ceving attention.
The erection Of the telegraph along the D. 4
d. Railroad has been commenced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-17
THE PENINSULA.


The September term Of Court commenced to-
day.
klkton wants more light in the streets at
night
A literary society is one of the probable future
events Of Elkton.
Dr. Joseph Wallace the oldest citizen of Elk
ton, died there on Thursday night last. lie was
81
The 4th district degs are on sheep. killing
expedition.
The latest sensation for Elktonians to gossip
about is an alleged clerical scandal.
The annual meeting OF the Cecil County Tenn
perance Convention net in Elkton on Wednes-
day last All the lodges Of the county were rep
resented.
wIco'uco COUNTY.
Mr.. Freeney has retired from the Advertiser
and Albert l.. Richardson makes his editorial
bow in very clever style this week. The paper
is six years old. 1. ought to abandon the patent
outsides.
Contractsh have been let for building three new
school houses.
And now Salisbury wants basin dug out at the
bridge so that vessels may come up to the town
and turn round.
The d" Lem Shovel" has been purchased from
the W. & p r. r.. for the Worcester and SOM
erset road.
They have one Of the basest bear stories in
Salisbury we ever heard
The academy property has been turned over to
the School Commissioners and will be convert ed
into a high school.
Chas. Z son Of j. Hopkins Tarr, has been an
pointed to the vacant scholarship in St. Johns
college.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-17

The public schools re-opered Monday
The farmers around ST. Michaels are done
saving fodder, and there arc complaints Of great
scarcity.
st. Michaes wants more dwellings,
Supt. Caldwell, of the Md & Del. il. r., who
has been in ul-heslth for sons time is improv.
ing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-17
NORGE.

IF YOU WANT to send money TO your friends III
= i'i'u' VI Ne'"HN' "A A. H. aRIMsHAw,
mylIu no, 4 W, Third Is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-17

THE FIRST BREAK IN THE DEMOCRACY OF KENT
CoUNTY-THE CAMPAIGN NOT STARTING RIGHT
Correspondence Of the Commercially
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-17

NJ OTICE.-BOOts aud shoes for all seasons " , M
~ year on second street. at the third snoe sto,"
from either Market or Shipey street, Mlln1letOu1
Del The subscriber would inform his iIlelll,1 an n
the public that he has on hand large and wen
lected assortment. Those In want Of substanl,a,
and easy lifting, handmade boots and shoes WI ua'
40 wen to give him call and examine ms sg 3 10
Particular attention given 10 ordered wUTk "a a h
branches. Repairing promptly attended 10; Ano
puuuc are respectfully invited 20 give us a eaii
iplb-5m E. X. CRAWtthn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-17

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAN -.
I DAGE INSTITUTE No. = ayS6A9
y North Ninth. b. Z. kYERETT's ~aEs1Isas~
Truss Truss positively cures Ruptures. Large stock of
a aissto stocklhgs, Belts, Supporters, Shoulder
DDrae oe SIutqhes suspensories Large variety
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

AtexiS babiA are eaid Uot 10 have In.
proved by long absence FROM his mother,
and like The Prince Of waleo in Paris. be is
too much OF an batitue Of The concert Sd
looms. where tie pureut In Brazil do not
conoregats.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08
Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet

sunday Is beginning to be utilized 10
Dan6nry. We saw mar! ouswhite street,
sunday afternoon. with healthy string Of
nFn 10 his band which be hat just taken
from neiebborlns streau,. We followed
bin some distance 10 topes to see vim drop
dead bat be dido's do it.-lDaubury
News.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08
THE 01L MAR x ETS.
By p. & A. TEL. LINE.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
July 8, 1872 !
The petroleum market 10 quiet and dull
to-day st $3,C5. Wo bear Of No trans
actioos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
The Great Fire In Boston.
THE SCENE OF THE p1sALrxR YESTERDAY.

BosroN, November. l2-The city has been per-
fectfuly quiet all day. The burnt district is
under guald Of the military, who are very strict |
in preventing persons from passing the lines |
within their patrol One man who attempted
to enter store on Winter street, and who re- |
fused to leave aftee being ordered away, and
started to run when about to be arrested, was
shot by the guard Three men were discovered
in an attempt to brerk into room III the Parker
House but escaped. Six men were arrested in
the northern part OF the city. caught in the act
Of firing buildings by kindl,ng bonfires in the
70 ar part. 1t is rumored that drunken
wretch late in the evening who attempted to
set fire to the gas house near Charestown
bridge, was seized by an infuriated crowd aud
uncsrimonlously hung to a lamp post
! Lines of hose are stretched all over the
ruins, and engines stationed at almost every
hydrant ready to be worked If occasion.should
require. An immense pile of coal at wharf,
about 500 tons, Is still on fire.
| A TERRIBLE SCENE
took place yesterday at the furnishing store OF
Hickman, on Washington street, where the
walls had been wrapt in deadly embrace by
the flames, and had become weak and totter'
ing through the iutense heat. At length they
fell, and three men were buried up to the
shoulders among the heavy fragments of bricl
and stone. The terrible physical agony. OF
their cries of anguish which they suffered i'll
led the frightened crowd with horror, but a
first no one advanced to their succOr. After
. few moments two or three men crossed tn
street to where portion of the wall was st
: overhanging the spot where the poor victim
q were begging and shrieking for help, and trie
e | by the utmost exertiOn Of main strength
a pull and wrench them ont of the horrible vic
!. but these efforts only made greater their suf
ferings. and the bricks and debris were sti
falling at every moment.
The men relinquished the perilious an
:, fruitless risk and retreated from the DANCE
ID our spot, and shortly afterwards, in frightf'
le paroxyisms Of pain and with cries that "
re ring in the ears of many of the spectators
Us their dying day, the crushed masses OF hi
m mainly gave up the breath of life, and we
ofI a moment afterwards buried by an 9th
crashing fall Of the wall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
public lSales.
ExecvroR's SALE OF
REAL EST A I E i.

49, Nv virtue of the will OF John kennedy.
ne deceased, will be sold at Public Sale. on
M TU ESDAY. November q. Is. at : o'clock:
III y. m. At the Deer Park Hotel. in tho town OF
Newark. Del. the following described Real Estate
formerly Of said deceased. situated in sand town. to"
r;,cbsn and store house attached. all substantially
tuilt: ice house and other outbuildings. Tho lot
fronts Is feet on Main street and contains over one
This property is located about the centre oi tne
town. and fer many years profitable business mas
hem done M this house by the sale ice cream and
confectionery: and business openinGS offered mere
for the keeping Of ice Cream saloon eatins mouse
or restaurap. rarely to be met with. A. u,h.o
~CONnTTTONS.-Ten per cent. of the purchsSe
money on the day Of sale, and one half Of the bal,
ance on the 25th day Of March lst5 at when u,ne III
q aesd Will be made and possession given OF ths
DropeIty; the remaining half can remain in the PRO
perty dnrins the life tme Of the widow secures ~
sase Of the premises, with interest and tax on same
| payable mi-annually. GEO. w. Il aNs.
| noyl2 -2owSw tNecuto'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
The Slave Trade.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE foreign governments
which were requested by Great Britain to CO.
operate in the movement nov being made in
.his country for the suppression ofths East AT.
rican slave trade have sent replies expressirg 8
their sympathy with the cause, but declining to
unite in the active measures contemplated BY
England.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
City of soston.

The city Of Boston 10 one OF the oldest OF
American citiss, au6 ysshape the richest Of them
I'll I'm historic rscollsctious: the proudest, and in
respect: tn: most cultured and Hss
Hancock and Warren - scsne Of the first bat
tie between the patriolB md tAs British soldisry
Tie home OF Weoslpg and Everett and Emerson
and the other great Americans. The 6rst settle
ment ON the prsssat site was made in 1880. The
Indians called the spot Shawmut and the first
white men, from ID geographical conformity.
Trimountain. The aboriginal name aud the
white mems title were both discarded. and
Boston Axed upon, ON the 9th ct September, 1880.
in honor Of the English birthplace Of one Of
the inhabitants Of the colony, and Of the old
home OF many Of them. The drst settler was q
Nr. WIN. Bnckstons. who sold his rights to the
uswcomsrs and withdrew to Rhode Island
| The town soon became the centre and metre.
polls OF Aassachusetts, and, therefore, Of o.!
New Eagland. It grew rapidly and prospered
with towns :pringne up .ll GROUND It. In ~ -" '.
l7l9, 24.0O0 tons Of shipping were cleared from
the port. In March. ll70, came the Bosto'
l massacre, growing out OF the hostility between
the citizens and the British soldiery then tn
destruction OF the csrgoes OF tea in l7!a
prominent part and suffered in proportion.
ITS COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE.
i During the last half century tbs commerc's
importance Of Boston has experisuced Q reason
ably steady and constant developement In
|, industries u New England have in that tim
% %she natural market and distributing point to
the most of them. The increase OF popu'atie
and the still moro rapid aggregation OF veal
tell the story fas more saeetivsy than words ca
: do it. In 1890 the population Of the town y
bat eighteen thousand and thirty-three. II
combined population OF the three towns
, Boston, Roxbury and Dorchester at intervals
n tan yeess, is given in the following table:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

By tslsgrams from Boston il will be seen that
number Of hends In human form were discoved in
that city attempting to kinds new conaagration,
and il is Fansrsd that one OF thso was sumna-
riy executed by the excited popuiacs. "Piaying
with fire." is dangerous game. and those Who In
dules in II must take the consequences =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
Tor !Sale aud 1ur Reut.
EOR SALE.

- A Black ksmith and wheelwright Shop and
III Twelve Acres Of Land. near Landenberg. Pa.
l3 within u of a mile of the Wilmington and
Western Railroad. and about the same distance from
the Parkesburg and Delaware Railroad. There are
two Dwellings on the property. A good business is
done and the place is thriving. and healthy and
pleasant neighborhood. For sale cheap.
Apply on the premises TO JAMES I. BURNS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
DAILY GAZETTE.
The Horse Disease

Has reached it climax in this city. There are NO
cars on the streets and utb oecasionaly horss or
wagon is to b. sssn. TIE aspect Of Che city under
the circumstances 10 very dull and almost distress.
ing 70 thoss who ore aseustomsd TO the usual busy
life 90 ths busiasas thoroughiares. We under
stand the cars will start again to-moFrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
aTauts.

WAnIssaRa,.as,s., saa ,.s,., as'fan Ai1s fanns
Address MRS. NEW TON.
.,.,,s, st. Georges. bel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

One OF the young men belonging to choir
had his hair cat BY u generous barber, Satur'
daY, Sunday he sang for solo, "Cover my
defenseiess bead, and blushed like lobster
while doing 1t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

The Dsnbury News says: "A main street boy
fscsivod q dollar for learning eight hundred
| Bible vsrses, and has bought with it . handsome
deck Of ljaeasb9k 0saAs " 81 .%
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

George Sand. alias Madame Dunevant pro.
poses 10 seASs lemale Masonic lodges. An ex-
change mallcioualy says "Thev would aot De
We." So
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

During Oseelse eishty-eix new nsw,P:pers
vere eatSklIshed in the United Ssatss, and forty
sSs1 ao1nsIoea vee o,enesd..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

Sir Walter SCOTS enly surviving dsscend-
ant Is WeakasanddalShter, .EAo seems %
shars littl9 II tie famous poetO IND 1ovelis's
Heas Of iHe, leAst Of en hi rellSisee i1eaA ~
ne b Q dsvout Oathoaie. j. ,,alI ~ s
The Cinciuaasi Fin pspaFtnsnt h organic
ipe companies Of 6ty 10 one handrsd 1so to
div the snsinss, Ia The 'svnt u ~, during
tko pesSalsaos fths bora dlslaps H., ~
? 'stulsr lfasDasld d 10 Fasek sF I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

80 4 home quesliea-s many respectable Z
people know Or sass 1T about their servants
excspt a creatures eScegsary 70 their comfort r
aalo 0soSee 1seDouald. MAJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
f d Il SA r..

49, The undersigned. \ committee appointed
I'd. at a regular meeting of tho Board Of Ir~s,
~ tees OF the Poor OF New castle county nela
~ 10th inst, would offer at Private sale tne'
very desirable property tfor farminy purposest sit
ua,ed near to Hsre's Corner. in New Castle nan
dIed and county. abont Az miles south IRON WI
minston city. and Ia miles westerly from tns
iowa of New Castle. and short distance from tns
village OF Christians. ontai"ins by RECEIPT saixss
IL, Acres and two Square Perehss of land. divided
into convenient fields. with ample timber fos sss
use OF the farm.
The improvements consist Of n two story frame
dwelling a frame barn with shedding. franc gran
ary and cribs with carriage poultry sad smoke
houses, and two good teoant houses. aud otrs.
buildings necessary for well conducted farm. Inc
situation OF this farm one ot the nosi pleasant
and desirable in the county Application can DO
made to either of tse uniers sned.
| Terms OF sale made known by them
| c HILL BRINION. lW;Inin.,ou.
ALLEN 2AWTHkoP.,
| JOHN ". EVANS Newark.
GEOR0E LODGk. near Clayuont
| oct3l -dsw6w
NOR SALE-A Lot Of Land at the soutneas
I II corner Of Front and Clayton streets; 81 ieet
inches on Front and ~ feet on Clayton street,
~" Apply to GEO. Q. MARIS.
Real Estate Agent
! .4l,,f at1 Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

A telegau from the city Of London seyn
that 6 q believed their that the amount OF In
Sufaneo n Londoa eonpaines, upon propaty
In the burued district Of Boston. u two millions
6y0 hundred Thousands dollars. A commls.
viii be sent 70 Boston by them to make inves-
tivation OF the facts In relation to the origin
snl bepayeas of the eou6aRrAtion, as . mattel
OF general Importance to Insurance Interests
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

Extra New BuckWheat Meal
CHOICE aOUTaERN CORN CRISIS.
FRESH CANADA 0AT MEAL.
RxrRA FAMILY FLOUR.
| 'y'''''v .' w. n ii ShHssDssss; H.ss:s :s.s;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
1ptifes.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHEF ENoixHEA's OFFICE, !
No. 100 Market Street,
WILxfy0roN, DEL, Oct. is. 1872

W WILAIsVIVN' OIL, Vct 10. lsIZI
NoIlck to water Reneers..
IN All persons who have sold property during the
present year must give notice in writing to the Resis
trar at the once Of the Water Department. before
notice the name Of the pure hsser and nutnber Of
property purchased. otherwise they will be held
liable for water rent ne1t year Also. all persons
any part OF IT, must give notice as above. and LAY
above date.
A new assessment Of properties using the Bran
dy vine water having been D!ade and the bils com
pleted all persons interested are in vited to call and
exsmine the Same. FRANK A. TAYLOk,
oetlo-tnO Registrar,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

John 7. FreJd. ct, ais +, In the Court Of Chancery,
vs.. in and for n ew Castle coun-
Job H. Pyle, Trustee ty and State Of Delaware.
In pursuance Of an order OF the Chancellor in the
above cause made at the Septembe. Term. A. D ugTz
terest or estate Of John p. Fredd. Isaac S Fredd.
Olive p Fredd or Sarah J. Fredd. or either Of hem
are hereby not fed to Gle petition setting forth
he nature and amount Of the same. in the Office Of
the Register in Chansery for New Cstls county, ten
1873 and to appear and prove the said liens st the
ensuing Term of the said Court before the rising Q:
the Court on the third day OF the Term.
VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee.
Wilmington, November Il. l.72-2awGw6w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

Change of Programme nightly. Gems OF Antique
and Modern Statuary at each entertainment FRO
grammes may be had at the store where tckes are
sold, ,L,
Special arrangements for a benefit on liberal
terms to any Charitable or Benevolent society or
Organization will be made on application TO the
agent, at the store of Messrs. Boushman. Thomas
i Co. ~:
SCALE OF Professionalism Chairs and Cir
cle season ticket including reserved seat for ench
performance. 500, single admission. % cents.
BALCONY. season ticket. including reserved scar
81 90; single admission % cents. Matinee: general
sdmissiOn to all parts of the house. - cents.
| Seats reserved for anv night or matinee WITHOUT
extra charge at the book store OF Boushman' iho'n
| as i Co.
The sale Of season tickets open, on THURSDAY
Nov l4th and continues DAYS. Sale OF single ticS
cts opens Monday, Nov. Is. Reserved seats will b
retained until o'clock only: as the hall darkene
when the entertainment commences. u Will be I'm
| possible to seat by number after that hour:
Doors open for evening entertainment ut . =. CON
me encing at o'clock. Doors oren for matinee Al "
commencing at o'clock. hoS'-l'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

NOTICE.
All persons having claims asainst the Estate of
the decea5ed must present the same duly attested
to the Executor, on or before October 18Th. lS.3.
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
CHARLES ". BLANDY. Executor.
Address-Newark. Del. novl3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

nv VIICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
on the line Of their road and W est Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin TELEGRAPH Office
No: 2 est Third street or to their Depot From.
and Madison, or orders left with McMullen 4 Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention,
c. STOLZ,
apS-tf GenI Sup't W A r. r. o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
0EGlSTEK,S ORDER.
REGisrER's OFFICE
New Castle County. October

New Castle County. October 18th. lsi2.
Upon the application Charles W. Blandy. Ex-
ecutor of MARTHA SHARP. late of W hits Clay
Creek hundred, in said county deceased; it Is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
ing of Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
Of the deceased. with the date of granting there
within forty days from the date of such Letters in
six of the most public places of the County of New
Castle erequiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same or abide by an Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the to be inserted within the same
period in the Delaware Gazette, a newspaper pub
iished in Wilmin gton. and to becoutinued therein
two months.
s the Resste afor esaid. At New Castle % in Neu
~ Castle County, aforesaid, the day and year
above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

The valuation Of real and personal property !
the last forty year3 shows . still more marve
ous increase. The official returns at intervals {
nye vears show
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
co NTR Y S E A 7
FOR SALE.

49, The subscriber nov afers for sale MS Ia.s
li1 half wile from the city boundary, on me
Wninssoa ard New v, Castle ,iiaSe LAND
Tns MSnsion Is Of brick. of modern style. "a sto-
RES % OF y s,h Ss,h ssss%
49,. Ths.s il beautiful lawn in front and rear;
%;sS sne shade trees: ke apple orchard
adjoining the lawn. With srap.ry. &c, Ing ah,;rs
sSieasn house, ice house, xc. There are two Ten
ant Houses on opposite side OF ths rSas, r;a !"
Th, s Is sSsnes rarely offered to ob'ai. SO as,i
rabic country seat; being within ~ MINUTES ,s van
stases psssins the door four five times daily be,
tween WiIninsten and New Castle, and tnsto nn.s Is
nrohsh;litV that the contemplated marrow ynugs
raiirosd betw EN- Wilmington aud New cAshe "'i'
pcsS nt ..s S .iii he and possession
.r \. ohtained At once if desired. the present oc
| e~rsrt hsyine receiv Cd an appointment IN dis
tant CITY. ss" as'Ae' K. D. HICKS.
..A.tr Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
DNrRA NEW DUCKwHHAT MEAL ss ths
~ lowest Wholesale ''Mts:sNs w. = tcHAHDLsas.
oa ~ I FF 0l NAskes axeQt.

y .rIlN ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

TaaaTa 1.a G.15 ~
asq eefpR EIiH
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IS Patn.Klller.O

There can be no necessity, at this late day,
for the press to speak in commendatory terms
Of this remarkable medicine, in order to pro-
mote its sale; for it is a medicine that is
known and appreciated the wide world
through. Whenever We speak of the Pain
Killer, as in the present instance, we do so
in behalf of the afflicted, rather than with
the view Of advancing the interests of its
proprietors. For various diseases, such as
Rheumatism, cholera, cholera-morbus,
burns, sprains, bruises, and SO on to the end
Of the catalogue, we are convinced that there
is no remedy before the people equal TO
Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer" and we
know that thousands upon thousands enter
tain the same belief. Certainly, We cannot
refer to the history of any medicine which
equals that OF the Pain Killer. 1t was in
troduced in ls4O and from that time TO- this
its safe, both at home and abroad, has con-
SANITY and rapidly increased, and we re-
ijoice at the h Ugh reputation it has achieved,
because this reputation shows that it has
been the means Of relieving a vast amount
Of human suffering. We hope the present
proprietors Of Davis's Vegetable pain
Killer" will long live to enjoy the prosperity
which they have so fairly won.-[Com.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

"Or late years advertising has as.
ssumed very import mt phase-in fact, has
become science in business, and no one
has done more, or as much, to make it so, as
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., of New York. Their
prompt and systematic mode of transacting
their business has gained the confidence Of
all large advertisers, and has raised them
IN a few years from one Of the smallest to
The leading advertising house in the world"
Maple L6apes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world is HAZARD K CAswELL's, made
on the sea-shore, from fresh, selected livers,
BY CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and s,oeet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided il superior to any
Of the other oils in markell Com.