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TN THE DISTRICT COURT oFHTHB
/ United States for the District OF South Caro-
IIna-In re- L.aurens Railroad COMPANY, Bank.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT 0FaTHR
i United States for the District OF South Caro-
llna.-In re Laurens Railroad Company, Bank.
In obedience TO an order; IN the anovestated
case, dated the 9th day OF April, 1874, f VIII re-
sell to the highest bidder, at public o1tcfy at the
rfsk OF the 'Greenvllle aud Oolumhiai Railroad
COMPANY, the, ,LAURENS RAILROAD. At .gollnn-
bia, Slutt Carolina, IN front or the COLUMBIA 10
tel ar l2 O'Clock, fnerdisA on the twentieth 9oth)
day OF June, 18T2; free, from all l,efa and tpcqm-
brances including the track and roadbed, Iron,
rails. chairs, spikes, timbers, DrtdgesJ tculverts.
machine shops; watertauk8; Htatl01,h 1,houAe1, and
ali locomotives, cars and machinery. and an and
singular the property end assets. redfi and per-
sonsl of eyers kind and descftptipp 4RteFeg, Of
the Laurens Railroad Company, together With all
the richts, privileges, franchises aud eascmeuts,
iaWfnify held used or fenioteG bH Jhe oLsgsenS
RAILROAD Company. on, the following terWg. 70 wit:
Sixty -four. Thousand two hundred and twenty'two
1854 222 84 dolsrs eighty -four cenia must DO paid
within thirty t3u dsys after the day OF sale; and
the payment Of the balance Of tAasv pn5chSse
money within twelve months from the day Of
sale, with Interest thereon at seven Per eeht1per
snnum from that day, must be secured iey the
bond Of the purchaser, and 9 mortgage M OF the en-
The bidder win be required to deposit With the
assignee before his bid is accepted. twenty thous
and dollars, to secure compliance with the Ierns
Of sale herein set forth, and upon fattare: to- de-
posit that sum the properly VIII at0nceube re
offered for sale. -, jAHES II. BAXTER,
mayo - ..Eii itCiiiitrJ Assignee.
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EMPEROR WIHEIAM

EMPEROR WIHfIAM =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO, HOUSE
No. 31o KING STREET, =
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF SOCIETY STREET. y
CIGARS AND ToBxcCo Of all kinds.
PIPES Of every quality. -
Csu and examine Stock before buying else
where. ...,.; ,i-.;5..,1sa 81.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, Proprietor.
N. N.B.-The Wheel OF Fortune constant on
hand. Invest 25 cents and try your luck.
mch7DC6W19r
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wON MARRlAG E. 90

~ ~ON n A RR l A G E. 1&
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
mens. New and remarkable remedies. BooEf
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa oct13
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as- NOTICE.-SULLIVAN'S ISLAND
Subscribers Of the Daily Papers are Notified that
the best care will be taken Of their Papersby me,
also Letters, by paying 81 for the season.
G. C.KURTH, Carolina House,
jun6-lmo Sulliran's Island.
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Anrtinn gales--fntnrs Ddps.
BI ]. FRASER MiiITHEi;HEs. :
Auctioneer.

"A
sJ ENGNIGK US. OAULFIELD. 10 = 4 -
IL Pursuant to an order or sS1eIn this canse to
the First Circuit win oner for sale at Public lnc
tion. THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF June, 1879! at II
O'Clock A IL, at the Old tPostofaoe, Broad street,
In the 0ltyLof ChaI!eston:az9 D,;iT s';,GI 80.
thereon, situate on the north side of. .WooIe
street. and known by the No. g., putting and
bounding south on Woolfe street, north on Lands
OF or de OF M Wiilsmsoh east On Lands of Estste 81
Thomas B. Salter; measuring In 'front.' on Woolfe
street thirty i've t35j feet more or less on north
ninety @ @ i've issl fees, more or less, and the same
on the west lne.;l .'tatt As,!;afzr 62i:. Isnf
~ .aC.. ALSO, T.! u; Pli4.g>si5n
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, bounded south by Vernon. street, onorth
0y Land now " or late Of syosIa Ball. BY Land
now or late OF: :Eluore; measarinR and containing
I'm front on Vernon street hirty i've ta5l feet By
one hundred and ten tllo, fset n depth gete Sr
's,:.}tls5 ~ iiaTE ALso aiasi. .sloi15i99
Ir2F sdi & g:,i2.sg III ,;:,ti a jiTi.r .It.f
I. All that L0r OF LAND; with, the Buildings
same annexed 70 the deed from Colonel Wilfiam
Drsyton TO William w Wlghtfhan, corded in the
ofice, ol Registrar Of nesne Sonyeyaneeg TOT
twenty:one (l2l3 measuring and co1tslningih IN
front on Vernon. Btfeet IorrJ.dfet4 feetiby one
hundred anhAten (1l0l feetln depth, more orieaa,
and having such, outlines and. ndinga as ;arL
Set forth In the plat above mentioned. .tsb1,sr.
=. All that LOT OF. LAND, With the Buildings
thereon. situate on the west OF Church street
in the CitS, OF charleston, Known by the No. ~,
measuring and contafni1g I'M froAs Oh 1Uhurch
street forty five feet by one hundred and hfy
(l60l feet inI depth, be the tsamermpraGor less;
on. Lands ofiRryanr west on Land formerly Or
Wncenl north on ILandB OF. Gi6bes.:;T .r.Ii,,Tss.
Terms cash. PprcnsMSsr M t2Pay f9r g 4 papers 41 ana
'sas'' in5s .lo.}agEa2gG gGi. .11;Stj Z Rafefse.i
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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

MI UW MAIA AhhhINUU0Il3N4 4Ns
TRI. WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR-HORsE COACHES
FROM GREENVILLE, s. c., TO ASHE-
WILLIE, N. c.,
Leave Greenville Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day at 2 A. N.
Arrive at Asheville next day by P. II.
Leave Asheville Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Up. II.
Arrive at GreenvIlle next day by 7P. N.
Leaving Greenville In the morning, 60 through to
Flat Rock and Hendersonville In daylight.
Fare'to Flat Rock S.; to Asheville 81.
may92mo w. p. BLAlR-
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS


Is the best and cheapest In the city. We are
Offering the following articles cheaper than any
house In this town: 5-
NAPKINS, DoylIes, Towels. Besched and Un-
bleached Tabllng, Crash, White Linens, Sheet
ings, PillowcasiDg, &C., &c. r,-.. .o.r.r
Particular attention has been paid to tho reduc.
tion In the prices Of: ..s
Ladies' and Gents Summer UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' and Gents Handkerchlefs, Bows, Neck.
{ ties..fs =, - ga az, -q..r.
A full line OF all Widths, Shades and Colors or
Silk RIBBON at lower prices than ever before
offered. Gasp -,ss..s
An additional reduction OF 20 per cent. has
been made In the price Of our complete line Of
HOSIERY:
Ladies', Fine White HOSE.
Uhlldren's Fine White Hose.
Mems Fine White Socks.
Boys' Fine White Socks.
ladies'. Mems and Chldren's GLOVES, In White
and COlored, Lace and Linen Cuiis and Col
lars, Vells Sets Sleeves and Collars, Fane,
Parasols,. Artificial Flowers, Straw Hats,
MarseIlles Fringes and Trimmings--all at
greatly reduced prices. ~
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"a TOOSA PRIN GS.
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:ro5 BY aRUBBs g !WnLdAMS,5

'FTIRUSTEEs' SALE OF THE RICHMOND
!L1p1 81 AND YORK JREYE6 RAIhRQAR.t acuij
/. ~ virtue Of two deeds of truss from tas Blob.
mond and York River Railroad Company 6tnelate
respectively the 9rn OF Septenner 1856, and the
list o. January, 1855. the undersigneda surviving
trustees, win, on WEDNESDAYS the. lath daGpf
August, 1874, at 12 IL, az the aneFon ICONS OF
sell BY Puollc Auction, - - mln ,t6f s9hnEshl.
7! The WHOLE LINE OF RAILWAY. o. the said
Company from the City OF Richhbnd- -tof West
COMPANY, y and the Equipments, Rolling Stock,
Machine Shops, Depols Water Starions Road
ued, Machinery, Tolls, Easemen2,iI andG every
other right, interest or estate eonyeJed by the
." THE TERMS OF SALE ~ ani ~
will be CASH suficient 70 pay all the costs OF ak
ecutihg the trusts Of said deeds and 70 pay the
interest on the bonds outstanding tnder the deed
q 1859 Aforesaid e.alna atea at about sss &c., and
A. IY.l n,
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DOMESTIC GOODS

DOMESTIC GOODS
can oe found at our Establishment. !,
The latest styles OF CALIOOS, Percales, Lawns,
Musllns, GInghams, Drills, Brown and Bleached1
Homespun, are offered at prices never before In
this market. ~
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tpoUBLR.DIsrILLgD,), =

Fur Cleaning Clothes and taking out Grease Spots
L Price 25 cents box. al. ~ ~ tt.'t. lslG
liberal discount TO the trade on al the apoVe l2
Preparations. -
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A full assortment always on han
CUNDURANGO,
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
NJ ATOMS,

The Great South American Cancer Remedy.
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

Thisis no Dye, but Q Tonic and Hair Dressing;
keeps the scalp clean, and promotes the growth
of the Hair; contains no Nitrate o. Silver, no sui
phur, no Sugarof Lead, and no other injurious
Drug. Try lt. . Only so cents bottle. 80
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T E R M s


r SO attention paid to orders for the pa
per unless accompanied by the Cash.
Advertisements will be rhnrged $3.50 per
square Of ten lines, or less for the first inscr-
tOn. and - cents for each continuance. a
LIBERAL deduction made to partic. who adyer-
tisc BY the year.
r Persons sending advertisements Nhoulc
mark the number # times they desire them
Inserted. or they will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly.
Transient ldyrrt Nrnents must be paid for
Il the time Of insertion.
Announcing names Of candidates for office,
$500. Cash. in all eases.
Obituary notice, over i've lines, charged at
regular advertising rates.
All communication, intended to prom0tcthc
private ends or interests OF Corporations. So
rietics. or individuals, will be charged as ad-
yertiscmcntS.
jon WORK, such as Pamphlets, Circulars,
Cards. Blanks. HnndbllS. etc., will be exc
ruttcd IN good style and ut reasonable rates.
All letters addressed to the Proprietor will
be promptly attended to.
Communications. to scruOc insertion, must
be accompanied by the name of the authors.
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Civil SrrHirr SNlnrm.

The Inauguration Of the new civil SER
vice reform rule, by executive order
has created Il great deal Of comment
among Republicans at Washington, who
had hoped lately that the President had
abandoned that policy. They declare
that when it becomes fully known that
no offices are to be obtained for political
services, it will create the greatest
apathy among Republican politician,
and dctract materially from the interest
Of the campaign, and iniurc the Ecpub-
lican cause.
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SC hool Directory.

CANE CREEK ACADEMY: Location. Coghill,
in full view Of ChilhoWrp Mountains. Build
ing, Sixty by Forty feet. two stories. Library.
New, but growing, ~ youmnN. Boarding
House. In care Of Mr.. j. :. Knox and dIadv, three
stories. very convenient. Trarhrs,J. II, Brun-
ncr, Principal; Assistants. Mi,> NJ. n. MoylrId,
Miss sue c. CarIock. Miss y. j. Vaughan
Pupils. PrcscntHc,>on li3 in - months "l3
Charges. lower than at any other Institution of
same grade, 50 far ~ Snown. Course of study,
Modernizcd but thorough. \ Collegiate De
partmcnt will be added ut close Of present term.
EAST TENN. WESLEYAN UNIvERslTY:- :
Location. Athens. on the line Of the L. I. Va.
a. Ga. Railroad. half way between Knoxville
and Chattanooga. Building, Seventy by Fifty
feet three stories. Library, over 1000 volumes.
Board. in private families. including room,
fuel, lights and washing, $500 per week.
Teachers. n. T.. Coblcigh, President: Assist
ants, W. +. +. MilburI. j. j. Mankcr. +. A.
Atlee. Miss NJ. VI. HauSchild, Miss Mary Ma
son, Miss Helen BoswOrth. Pupils. % in rcgu-
lar daily attendance. Charges moderate
Course of study thorough.
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Memphis Avalanche.

The foIOwin" is attributed TO the
Ardi0achc. formerly one Of the most
pronounced and bitter partisan sheets
in the South. but which now seems to
be tending in the direction of what is
sometime, termed ''inlcpcndent jour
nalism:'
The day of party-lash potency has
gone The shrll crack OF the whip in
the hands of the partisan manager no
longer cxcites terror. 1t now performs
the Office of the boomerang which hurts
those who use it. The sclf-:ntcrcsicd
parlisans may frmc and fret, and threat
en- and dCnouncc, but behind them
stalks the hcadsman.
As Big John says, that's the way to
talk it-whcthcr ones in earnest or not.
Thy spirit Independence let mc share
Lord Of tho lion heart and crglc eye
Thy steps ri follow with my bosom bare
Nor heed the storm that howl, along the sky!
a request was made at the Fulton
street prayer meeting, in New York, a
day or two since. that prayers might be
offered for the reporters of the daily
and weekly papers.
1t is said Dan. Sickcls will succeed
Mr. Fish as Secretary OF State.
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Grants Dirty Work.

This dates from Washington, where
there il considerable amusement shown
over the desperate attempt now being
made by the Administration to break
down the influence Of the Liberal Re.
publicans;
The sMudcrs against Tramhul' ror
his connection with the NccarAlo case
having been dispose Of, the Admni,-
uution has set it, hcuchmcn to hunting
up some material against Senator
Schurz. Two weeks ago the cores
pondcut Of the New York Times and
Missouri Dcwo'rui e.. l., Crouu.cJ
put in an appearance at the fifth audi
to"'s Office, and demanded the privilege
OF cHamining Schulz'- accounts when
Minister at Madrid. Thi, demand was
refused on the ground that no one could
inspect the records Of lhat Office without
he written permission OF either the
President OF thc United states. orthc
head orthc Treasury Department. This
trom-n wa. vivon acrns, to the records,
The principle otIiccuug the accounts Of
our foreign Minister, i, that thry Shall
be kept open until the latter Shall have
handed in NIL their receipts. 4 large
accounts of tai character are
now open for this reason, and officers
stand charged for such amounts a, they
have not rccciptcd for. Auditorium says
HAT the Governments now indebted to
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Newspapers.

Many people like newspapers, but
few preserve them; yet the most inter.
csting reading imaginable i. file OF
old newspapers it brings up the very
age Of lis issue. with all its hustle and
everyday affairs, marking is genius
and its spirit, more than the most labor
ed description Of the historian.
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Pcaco Lol.n. Ne. lo2, |. . @. Tmplu
John l.. Ntly,. W. O.. r. L Gu. VI .un
Thursday nj hi in ,rou "a.8. H Masonic I!.iI.
Co,tanallor Temple, l.. e.. G.. Edward
\. Cuh'rgh. y .rrr Tcuylnr-N. IA D..
gree Of Fidelity every ID and ih Thursdays
in each month. and in degree Of charity every
LIST and 3d Thursdays in each month.
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The last Congressional House Of Rep
rcscntativcs had scvcutr-twO Democrat
ic members, The prcscn, House In,
one hundred and two. Whi, j, an IN.
crease of thirty, There is no cause 'or
Democratic dependency or radical cH-
ultation in this lact,
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CIR Post.
Athens, Friday, april &c, 1872,
communicating.

The apportionmcnt bill in the Ohio
Leg ,wr which has iLet passed the
House, gives the Republicans fifteen
districts and the Democrats five. No
gc rymandcr in that
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MasOnic Direct tory.

Mrridian sun Lodge. So. ~, \. T& \. Nj
~on.-A. { Robr,on, Wor,hirnI Master.
Regular Meetings 1T and 3d saturday nitht,
in each month.
MrNIinn Chapter So. a. Rovl hrrh Au'",.
John +. slower High Priest R.gu' p N"rtIng
l>t Monday night in rarh month.
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Mexico.

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""'n ''o A"''''.'8 N'A,''N' proper
''P'il''" p"'N'''iop o. 'oe COUNTY,
NnN' ~" m'dd'H OF ,'' n't'oh'h crn'u'
~ 0o ""'"''r'oP'f' wary. e was W"2-
c' between them 1'o o''& 'orI'% p'o-
PIES VI h'' ros NJ '''|''' 'N'f 'ai
'''or'o CONAN "h''' area measured
i'"V5I' square mics
ih'n 'o''lI''N''da P'rio' o. almost
uninterrupted prosperity A@rI'"''nr'
was 'nroNr'@'o; manufacturers "'r'
'''a0II'hc"; communication n't"o'h
'he remo'c'' portions o. INC country
was la'"'"'n'o' "''o a0' "No'o~o'no
internal regulations were aoop'rd' aEu
q government lnau-Ur',od whose code
MI Prescott ''a'e'' c''h'rd " pFo'oNn"
respect Tor the great iu.nCDIC- OF mo-
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W. T. L A N E,
Attorney and Solicit { o r,
ATHENS. TENN a.SSEl3.

WILL PRACTICE N THE FOURTH
w Judicial District. OFFICE ut the office
the Clerk aud Ma>tcrof the Chanccry Court.
Nov. II, 1870 ly-l5l
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CGNrH. brothcr-in-law to the irc-i-
dent and Minister to Denmark. seem, to
he winning ~ nueuyiGb'c uotoricty.
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The Detroit frcc Press OF the 9Th
inst la, the following:
Yc,turday morning the chambcrmail
of hotel on jefferson avenue found
the following note pinned on the door
Ola room which had been occupied for
two or three days bv a scrdy individual
who wa, @oingto pay hi- bill Just "a.
soon o., hi, brother in Toledo could cx-
press him some money:
"MNE IIosT-Dcar Sir: Every well
regulated hotel should keep Il book nc
count Of profit and loss. | presume
YOU do. and. therefore, bet me beg OF
YOU to charge my bill TO the loss ac-
count. II IS highly annoying to my sem
sitivc nature to hc compelled to jump
your house; bnt as your, makes the
.cvcntccnth one within two months. |
guess my nature will not collapse I'M
der the strain. In conclusion allow me
to bid YOU Il fond farewell. III ever
come thi, way again I'll call on Won.
II | don't. may YOU rest happy. ! leave
by the back door, Sincerely.
E\Sg-"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
rRY WALNUT LEAVES.

rh. ay, Insignificant AZ it is in size, and de-
,o;d Of the power Of doing any great harm, is
o.s Of the mostsnnoying little pests Of all the in.
...t tribe. A nuisance 10 man, the fly is the
,.,ror M u the horss, whose flesh is made to quiv-
', " vheneyer the foot of one touches HIM. 1t IT,
,a.r.lora 4 % act of humanity to come 10 the aid
oithe horse, powerful as he is, against his MIN.
II. a.ailant the Hy. Here is recipe which il
iii 70 be an axceilent defence against it, Al
ii events, trial oft will not involve much ex-
NJ r.ose. nor will it do harm should it prove un-
..,.lins % defence to the horse:
Take two or three small handfuls Of walnut
ln,ea upon which pour two or three quarts Of
cod water; let il infise enc night, and pour the
vhOls nsxt morning into kettle and let it boil
souartsr Of 90 honr; when cold it will be ct for
~, No more 10 required than to msisten a
oopes. and before the horse goes ont Of the sta
Ae lei those parts which are the most irritable
N ,msarsd over with The liquor, viz: between
ND upon the ears, the neck, etc. Not only the
lsdy or gentleman who drives out for pleasure
viii derive benefit from the walnut leaves thus
m,psred, but the coachman, the wagner
md al othen who use horsss during the hot
mouihs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

NIwJY MARRIED They boarded the train
At kaakakee the other morning. Evidently
they - ju1 entered condition of existence
moved thsnnGlyes and interesting to their friends.
Ths!s M soms,aking the Significance Of the
uhl ehat, ~ Oft with funny little gew gaws, and
The dovsenaoNd veil His shinny silk tile,
goay back snit and kid gloves at ont e labeled
him. Had they not been especially consecrated
for Ibis occasion, the "hHnkidori,' "cream and
sug1," "lovey dovey' 'hootchy kootchy" atti-
!nde of each toward the other wonld have utter.
I'd tAe revelation; that they were where they
bad never had been before. They were tickete
for Chicago and eternal happiness. Paradox.
ca, but presumably trne. Before they reached
han'eno his arm was keeping the coal smoke
Other collar. Between Manteno and Monee he
bought peanuts and hugsed her. She looked
!nnscendently joyful, and we waited with ark
'sty lor the appearance Of wings upon the
snoa'den otthe young couple, and their dissp-
Psatance through the car roof But by dnt Of
nard holding to each other they retained :heir
Esluons among the beings who couldn't appre-
ela!s loves young drealn worth a cent. The
!faln boy knew he had good thing, and forced
upoo them his literature. ginger bread, peanuts,
Pp'ss ana impndence. They bought every
ang II bis stock had composed of curry combs
iua coal sc'tle- hs might have disposed Of six
ooisn to this verdant matrimonial firm a,
Mtnseous .a prices. We stepped oil the train this
."s, .us .! Chicago. leaving them in the act Of
!. ;..pplns gum and treadine on each others toer
y: a condition Of ecs.atic bliss perfectly bewil-
.1'Oe % contemplate. kANKAKEE GAZETTE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

THREE EMINENT PHYsICIANs.-As the eel.
.br,ted French physician, Desmoulins, lay on
biz death bed, he was visited and almost con-
SANITY surrounded BY the most distinguished
medical men Of Paris, - we'll a. other promi-
n.at citizens of the metropolis. Great were the
lsmsutations Of all At the loss about to be s,,s
unsd by the profession BY the death Of one
they regarded as its greatest ornament. Blu,
Dsnoulids spoke cheerfully to his brother
practitioners, assuring them that he left behind
lin three physicians much greater than him.
slf
Each ofths doctors hoping that his own name
would b called, inquired anxiously who wa
M6dsotly illustfHns TO surpass the immortal
Dsnoulina Win great distinctness the dying
man answered: Their naines are Water, Ex
eresu ID Diet. Call in the services Of the first
freely, Il the second regularly and the third
uodrasely. Follow this advice, and you may
veil espense with my aid. Living, l could
do aathing without them, ahd dying, 1 shall
not lsmissed, ifyou make friends Of these, my
fai,klhl coadjutors" Il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01


NEW GlSGDCEKN STORE
y. w. Cor. Fourth and Market ~,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sfn The undersigned respectfully n-a73
AWHnsunces to his old friends and the)f4&.
rs public generally that he has comp VI
ed his new store. and ha opens ed with stock
OF hne new and fresh
GROCERIES. SUGARS AND MoLAsSEs.
Lowering crushed lated and puiverixed Sugars
SOFT white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of Melasses
Old Government Java Coffee. Laguira, Maricsibo
Mo. Green and Roasted Gohee; the finest Black and
'areen Teas. White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buckwheat. all kinds of pure Spices, Sara Us,
" kinds Of Canned Fruits, French and English
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles. Je-
lies. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter. Bakers Cocoa aud
chocolate. Vermacelli. Macaroni Washing Soap in
great variety, Toilet Soap. Silver Gloss Starch Cur
rants. Rasins. Cnron. Atmvrss Mincs Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples. Cranberries. Broou,s Painted
Buckets. Brushes. Sperm. Adamantine and TalIo :.
Candles and all articles usually kept in a we'll nv
sorted Grocery store. Call and examine my stock.
s-lv JAMES CklPPEN