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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
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SC0YIKS SHORT IND. Sc

FIST IetibIe system exrlnt B lssd upon ordinary
alphabet phon sJic therefore much more readily
acquired. Enfarsei nv gentlemen OF al PROBES loas
FM4jw4 w E. SCOVlL. 70 william 81 New soEk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
CONSUM PTION

CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED BY
SETH v. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

sDSYCHOMANCY, or u CHA RMIN
i How enh=r my fascinat= and gam the love
aud affections of any person they cRoose insan ~
rms snp mental requirement al can possess, free by
mail tor as. together with marriage suioe, Egyp-
ttan Oracle, Dreams hints Ladies, w dding-NIght
Stint sc. \ queer book. Address I. WILLIAM &
90 Pubs PhIIa. Pa. PA4oN4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
vermont News.
ADDISON cnr-NrY

A thrse-tenement honse, unoccupied, be-
longing to NJ g. Ovitt, Lasell street, ST. AL
bans. burned Friday morning, valued at some
50 500. Insured for 81, 300. Origin of fire
unknown. The fremen did good service and
saved the adjoining buildings Byron Halves
one Of the pipemen of - Washington, No. l -
was severely injured by the falling of 4 Chin
ney. His recovery is doubtful.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
FLOWERS!

v1NHE undersigned MS agent for Rsndolph Pc
l. tiers, will furnish 10 order Flowers, shrub.
berry, Shade Trees, &c. nj short notice. tic VIII
receive n fresh lot Of Powers on Monday, ana
will continue TO receive them every few days,
until further notice. HIRAM DEAL,
Juuc l--aw. Middle,own, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01


Standard aud Dwarf, two aud three years old
keeping apples. Fruit p,o~cts would do well TO
turn their attention to the cultivation of early
Apples. TIE caily varieties grow and frni, well
anywhere on the Peninsula; bear youug and
command high prices 10 the market. All who
plant pcac, orchards should not fail TO plan, the
ground with carly apples at - feet apar, with
peaches hctweeu, sach way-37 apple nUd 10
peach trccs 10 the acre. Peach trees alone Mt 40
fee, each way 10. pcr acre. Before the peach
trees are one hall eenc the apples in profitable
hearing the ar;lcs will last abou, 50 wears.
| In 1871 when 'lir llalcs Early peaches .old in
New York for from 81 so 10 50 90 per crate ,he
early apples sad readily ai same time for 81 10
to $500 per crate the apples producing three
times rs insny crates per acre MS tic peaches
When the peach orchard is done aud gone the
planter has the ground occupied with good aud
profitable orchard, which IN most eases will out
live tie l,i,er. have u large s'och o; stand
ard "a Dwarf Pears Early Richmond and other
u. rri"s G.,..bcrries, Currnnis, Her ,iuc and
other r,asp,. .rirs H.. 'llerr:cs in ,nri Straw
berries in variety, CYncvets Colossal aud linz
pcrisl Asparagus, Evergreen n.i i'eri'lo.s Trees,
.."...L,. ~ Rssss Ct" ,ni,ahe for !. Tnis sn,.
,ari., Crmciti,s. H. un,-housc nlau,s--cnn
furnish all kinas VI trees aad plants t'nally
found IN any G,s, class esiaLlishnen,. Orders
10y nmll VIII receive prompt aiicniiou--wTiic for
catalogue, liram Deal, Esq Ia my authorized
agent IT Middlrtown, Del. al orders lett with
him Ill receive prompt attention.
RANDOLPH RI ...S.
june l--0m. Wilmington Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
eusls ess L0cALa.
H0Jics.

NOTICE..
To our customers, and fruit growers generally r,
ws would cay Having been crcdi'ably IN
formed that some partics we're circulating q re-
port that our peach trees we.c not reliable, 40
oar varieties were badly mixed Aswc cut several
sorts and put all together, and bsd from them,
regardless Of the mixture, that We take buds
from trtes that have the yellows, &c.
We would inform those interested that our
stock 10 buddsd mostly from healthy bearing
trees, and the buds taken OH when the fruit Is on
them, and which We know TO hc correct. When
we get buds from other Nurseries, 10 all cases,
We get them from the m0st reliable parties In the
;bustacss, and all buds arc cut under our ovn
,psssoual observation, and NO buds that there Is
Z question: about iheir genuineuess are used, bu,
rejected At once. No buds from diseased tree.
sfe used On any consideration. We use natural
- mr. ssock, and spare no pains Or expense In
naklne our trees ns RRc as can be grown. and all
~ ak, d q trial of our trees To prove them al
spefsseatcd. Having had upwards Of twenty
VcasD aspssisucs 10 The Narsesy business, We cau
With conodsncs say, We believe, we can grow
trees Be-, with correctness, and satlsfAction "a
all uho nsy favne ~ Nth ths!r patronage.
sfat.--I .1s KELLY GUILD,
Mlddletown Nurseries,
Middietown, Del.
PtAym ses SAls!
I'm. TsastD 6Abbses, and Pepper Plants, Of
rcd lie isd quality, f6r sala hy. "
ABRAHAM fEN1NORE
Mid4lstowp, Dei.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
For Coroner.

ToMe Democratic Iatrs Of Nsr Cassie coasty.
FELLOW CirixKSs from the haitcring vote
given me heretofore, and the earnest solcilAtica
OF numerous frieads, again offer myself for the
Office Of Coroner OF New Castle county ai the next
Democratic nomination election, aud pledge ny.
self to the nominee Of the party.
Nay 9Th, 1:--tn lCHARD GROVES.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01

The SABBATH Schools Of Wilmington. Del. and
vicinity, numbering abou, thirty scholars. have
united in Grand Union Jubilee. 10 hc held 10
Riddles Grove, on The banks Of the Brandyuini,
Thursday, June l3th, 1874. The schools :, II
form Il, . A. N, aud march To the Grove, spend
ing the morning IN Picnic style. At o'clock
the cxcirisrs will take place At the platform Ad.
dresses will he delivered by SABBATH ScHOul.
woRkEl,S OF NATIONAL. REPUTATION. The
choruscs will be sung by about 1000 voices uu-
der the direction Of Prof. James n. Clemmcr, ae-
compsnicd by n Large Orchestra.
nm er of BANDS OF MUSIC have bcch en-.
gagged, and no effort will he spared 10 arcon''no-
date all Who mny lie present.. Ample arrange.
m-nis will be made TO have on the grounds Re-
freshmen, Stands, under the control OF the Com
Jnii,cc, and none bit those licensed by the com.
~, ,'ec will be permitted.
Re.rrvcd seats, 25 cents. Tickets en- hc had
at the principle stores In the city aud n,ghbor-
Ing towns.
The Committee guarantee a scat TO each holder
ofn ticket bun advise AN early purchase, as seats
will only he erected In proportion 10 the number
secured. For further information apply to =.
JAMES, Chairman Executive Committee, or 10
HARRY Z. HEiSLBR, Secretary Executive Com
;nittec. June i--:w.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
ATTENTION KNIGHTS II

VTnnE knights intending to ride at tho Tourna-
i mcnt at Galena, Md. on June 18Th, are mo-
titled To meet at Galcna on Saturday June LIST.
At 3 clock r. ~. This will be necessary, to
enable the Programme to be arranged.
May 25-?w. W. RODGERS, Sec.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
FOR RENT.

v1NHREE GOOD HOUSES In Middle,own, for
l. rent. Two on Lake street, and one on
Lock wood. Apply 10 .s
March i6---M J.B. KENMORE.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
FESTIVAL.

rusHE Ladies Of SHREWSBURY CHURCH
L will hold Fair snd Festival IN GALENA,
Kent Co. Nd, on the nm slrih and 'erenm g
Jsse commencing at . O'Clock. Pm.
Juue t-iw.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
nAmR,sn.

On the 20th nit. at the residencs Of the bride
Unels, ". q. Perkina, \. D. Of Yves, PhiIadcI.
Rhia, BY the Rev. J. 8. Cook, Of the Western n (.
=. Church, George Rrowa and Miss Eiya Davis,
daughter Of Col. George Davis of 6mysna, Dsla-
ware.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
FOR SALE.

4 COPPER STILL and Fixtures, Ail In good
i order. Capacity ssveaty Ave gallons. Also
Fifty Hoxohcads. [ also have about six hun
drsd gallons Old Peach Beasa, for sale.
3 n. HANSON.
June lis. Niddietown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
THOMAS Dl'l'uY,

THOMAS DGPUY,
= 81 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
y Abo,c Chestnut, Eis, Side, Philadelphia, :
= Mould c,li the attention Of .hosc wish :
ing 10 purchase carpctnss, ,p his large
q and choice line of forcira aud Domestic,
= both in relation to qualities MS well us .
= STYLES. Also Oil Cloths. Ma,,ngs, Rugs,
!. Mats. Stair Rods, &c &c. at the lowest
: cash uriccs.
Mi STEWART DErrY Is not at :53 s.
End 81. hu, n with Thomas Dcpuy.
sept ., tafl-3nf-s.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
POROUS DRAIN TILE.

fgg-Shnpcd 2 Ia inches eaiihre
Round, with Collar, to ,. inches Calihre.
Address ". y. BELL
SMYRNA, Del.
Successor Id Allen 4 Bell
Respectfully refers 10 Juhn & Crcsson, Esq
Chief Engr fairmoun' Park r. Morris Cope.
land. Esq Ch Engr Ridley Park, near Chester,
March :3--sm
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01

Charles Frsncis Adams Is IS years old
and graduated at Harvard University 1925
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
DIED.

=. Near Mount Pleasant, on Wcdnesds, .2d uli,
Mars T. Spicer. aged G5 years.
~ the 24th ult. Mrs. Sarah E. r. Gill, wife ol
John II, GilI, In her 4lst year.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01

.. s ~. 9. ss c:s 1.. :e : sse ss1 ss.s ss :,
geod ouSbsitdinSe, sC0o Dksh tssls 100 apple
isoss; daily co1ssasnicaiIos With Bsltimore BY
staamsn; wharf and landing ! snlle from dwell
ling. win b. soId Low 70 fsIiabls purchaser,
asa tefms made satsfhelory.
Ne. l7-A spiendld farm Of s7S3 acres, upon
Chesapeake hay, In Kent co. Nd. . miles from
Chssieriown, y ftoN Kent Railroad. Ccmmo-
dIous dwelling, ovcrSooklnR the hay; new barn.
cost - 1000; all requisite ontbuildings; ~, 0oo
peach trees, choice varietles; communication by
by steamers daily with Baltimore. viii be
sold low, and upon accommodating terms.
No. s1--A large lrses .of lasd upon the Kent
h. II. Keut county, mile from station, contain
iag 500 acres; sets OF bulldogs; under good
fcncss; In q 6ns ncighborhood very healthy
location; 1900 peach trees 10 bearing. Price
$50 l'er acre.
hemia river, IN Cecil county, In VERY high state
Of cultivation. Splendid mansion and grounds !;
good ouibuIdingsi every variety Of fruits, How
crs, and ornamental trees and shrubbery Easy
scccss to all the cities by rail and steamers; $500
pench trees In hearing very healthy location.
and most desirable residence.
No charge made for showing ur Of the above
properties; Correspondence solicited aud de6
uite informa 'ion ehecriully given by addressing
J. THOMAS BUDD,
Broker, Convcyanccr and Real Estate Agent,
Aiddlciown,
New Castle County,
A.. ~ nj.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
GREAT NORTHERN
AND
SOUTHERN NURSERIES,.
100000 Prime Peach Trees

All budded on stock grown from natural seed
The above stock cmbrnces sons~ new and lcsira-
bic varieties ths, cannot i,s obtained elsewhere
ihG scfsor.
100000 Apple Trees.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01

May 25-tr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
A pIrIFvL CONDITION..

1t is 9 sad thing to pass through lite only half
alive. Yet there are thousand, whose habitual con
dition is one Of lansuor and debility. They COM
plain Of specific disease they suffer positive
poin: but they have no relish for anything which
affords mental or sensuous pleasure. In nine cases
out Of ten this tate o! assitude ard torpor arises
from morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys H. e
energy of both mind and body. v hen the waste OF
nature is not supplied by dus and regular assimi
laiion Of tho S0Od. evsEy organ y starved. every
function Interrupted.
Now what does common sense suggest under
these disturbances Of depression The svstem
needs routing And etrensthenine: not merely for
an hour two-to sink afterwsrd into a more pitt
able condition than ever las it assuredly would do
II ordinary seohOie stimuisnt resorted tol but
radically and permanently
How is this desirable object to be cc0mplished
The answer 70 this question. founded on the unva-
rying experience Of quarter Of century. is easily
given. lDtas: rev yisoI into the digestive organ.
waste time by administerinf temporary remedies.
but wake the system up by f-cuperatng th. foun
Of physical strength and energy the great
I their nurture and support. -
By the time that dosen doses Of the grent veEe-
table tonic 4nd lnyekrsut been taksp. the fee
nkn ni6nushce sAbpStit9 wii~ ~e created. and with
appetite the capacity TO digest hat 1t Graves. Per
severe until the cnre u ,cop plsts-untl hsalthfu
blood I'll TO b. the material Of 6esh and muscle bone
and nerve and brain. dOws through the channels o.
| circulation. instead Of the watery pabulum with
which they have herstofore been imperfectiy nour
ished.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
1uslness NOTICES.

Tho Neatest Looking Cashmere suits in the
city, at old prices. Moore's. 22S Market ct. mw'
Oar Ready. Msds Clothing n we'll sponged be.
fore being cut, all made BY Wilmington mechanics
Moore'S 22S Market street.
English and American Cheviots. Fancy Cassi-
nssss. and Plain and Figured Vestings. large
assortment at Moeres, 228 Market street.
Our stock Of piece goods, for order work. is the
largest in the State. Moores. 22S Market
street. mws.
The domestic" has larger bobbin than any
other family sewing machine.
II you want to buy straw and millinery eood'
very low 60 to 1888 Market strest over Springer
hat store lm.
Cheap. CAeaper! Cheapest! Cofee.-0oo'
Rio, 2Sc; better. SOC; best strong, &c per b. Ell
tra Maricabo snd Laguayra,36c; Old Java, 40c
Tea-A trlal will convince you that our 7b
and 81 Oolong are the best in town; finest Japan
$l.20; finest Imperial, 3l.6o; finest Eng. Break
fast, el40.
.Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market, 20
for - cans; syrups and molasses cheaper thai
ever BOWMAN. 4th and Lombard.
feb2o.ly
LII Foulk, No. lO2 West Second street. has o,
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitabl'
or ladies and gentlemen advanced in life, ct low
prices. Je.2.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
PROCEEDINGS et. City couno,l.

City Council met at the usust hour last evening,
President Mfris iu the chair.
The Street CunmIsssioscrsf'l, l,A'ed - men and
Z 'S'si A. T.ses ss4 saEs adversely
tho retitiea n P.TAeg~st uWtssierS, for water
pipes - SreGe yreeS sirxs Fourth Adecied.
Also advsiseiy % the petition ot James 4 Webb
foi additional ~ater supply. Adopted.
.hr. r.,osy On gsstSS Of sprE@siSr as
cost $3.50. Adopted. lg
The Chist Engineer reported 10 men etnploysd.
The Con nittss On Navieatisn. on tho pesitisa
Of Pusey. Jones l. Co.. asking the removal O
sss e. sss "a ~ ,sd s sse
and asked to be discharged from further consid-
Grafton Of the subject Adopted,
fAe special committee "a the subject OF the ap.
po.4tmsnt q fDf44eo 70 rfaiats the matter OF
the supply Of Brandywine wafer reported the ap,
poin.msnt Of the iellewing gentlemen as sa'a
Lammott DUPONT. W. g. Phillips. ssml. Ban
croft. Geo. H!Ueliafs, Chas I. DUPONT
The ehaisraan OF the oonmittee. Mr.. Feolgsr.
moved the confirmation Of tho appointments Sy
Clerx. be notified Of the fact. Adopted.
The pay TOLL Of the Water Department. anount-
Ing to t238 a. aud the pay roll Of the Street DE.
paEtment. amountine h osSi "a. vere read. and
orders for ucir respactivs amounts directed :" os
dnwa. y 3! = J \ = y r. rt's
The monthly statement OF the Registrar was
read. -
On motion OF Mr. Baker the salaries Of the lamp
lightsn. for, The mouth Of May, were ordered TO
be drawn. stsi le I.s
The following petitions were read and referred :
For the extension Of the Windsor street water
pipes to Seventh street for the paving OF Market
.tiest in the Ninth Ward, from the Race to Twen-
ty.thir stress TT paving gattsTs of sasue street.
from Eighteenth to Twenty-third; for crossing at
the south end OF Liberty street: for the widening
Buena Vista street, in the Ninth Ward: for grad
ing bed Of Rodney street. from Delaware Avenue
% Fourteenth street; from the Deaware Fire
Company. fer pernission TO erset stable II the
rear Of their engine house on the property OF the
city; from the inoorporstors OF the New Castle q
Wilmington Marrow 0uage Railroad Company,
asking Council 10 consider the clairus OF said COM
pany IN acting upon the proposition OF the p. W.
& B. r. c., in rsfsrsncs to the widening Of Wa.
ter street, they deeming access TO the proposed
Union Depot necessary to the succsss Of their EN-
tsrpriss. '.t0fil.
During the evening orders were directed to be
drawn a. follows rAr4
Crossdale s. Cameron. s37.65; 6. W. Vernon.
$500; J. C. File, t39.l9; g. w.. Stone. IS Ss;
s. g. Simmons. $40 90; Mellsts & Kersey, 1924 =
81; F. A. Taylor. $500: &. H. Brown, Sl.0j
E. Griffith. 81 IS; J. G. Farra, $500; Jas.
Flanagan, $4,000
On motion, adjourned. -..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
soolGvses.
MEETINGS THIS svrx,x,.

sonic Temple. - H. =" U.
Ter pie. ~ AZ Aasaak
Fairfax Lodge. No. g., IOor ,,n,
lows He'll. Sd and King Sta. ~ oa' fs-
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, OoF. =, o..
Follow Hall. ID aud King Sts. &
Hall, AIS Market. " ned Hat
Washington Council, No 4, O rAwp
chauics' Hall. 2ls King st M u
Rescue Council. No. ). Jr. UAMs
Market st. ~ nAu w
r1ssss asSs'''f, a:, L95s' sl HSs. NJ p at knight
Washington Camp. p o s Of A. n ~.
ows' Hall. "a and MARKET Sta '00o ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
PENlMsUlAR NEWS.

The Clayton and Easton telegraph is slread.
doing 6ne business.
The new M. P. Church at Fair View, will bs
dedicated on Sunday next.
A sturgeon measuring feet in length VA
captured in Wicomico River last week.
The Eas,on NJ. E. Sabbath School 10 prepar-
ing for an excursion to Annapolis on the l4th u
June.
The prospect for peach crop in Kent CO., is
reported better. 1t is now believed half a croI
will be made
The Friends are rebuilding the wall arount
the gaveyard snd repairing their houae Of wor'
ship At Brick Meeting House, Md.
The store house OF Mrs Martha E. Hubbard
Ut Hiilsborough, was entirely consumed by fir
on Tueadsy night, together with nearly all tn
stock of goods contained therein. Loss, abou
5000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
the STATE.

The fresco painters commenced there labor
on the N f. Church Of Smyrna on MONDAY.
There are several women in Lincoln SUISSE,
county, who can make $50 berry boxes in q ia.
ten hours.
berries in patch near Concord, Sussex CO., ou
day last week.
The regular June meeting Of the "Peninsu
lar Fruit Growers Association" will he held a
Dover ON the 18th inst
The manaRers Of the Camden Camp Ground
have ordered 500 bushels Of lime TO be spread
upon the grounds, a. disinfectant
A company Of fruit growers are putting up a
fruit drying establishment, (i'y the Alden pro
cess,) about mile and half from Camden.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

Keep the WooS OO0OOWtoUo0.
II am like an old Observation-Disclosures at the
top" said venerable Indian Chief, pointing
to his thin and bleaching locks. Thousands
of ,nsn and women. In civilized society. much
younger than the Old Saeam0ro, are like hem,
'.withered at the top" SIMPLY because they
have neglected u use the means Or preserving
and beautifying the hair which science had
placed at their disposal. II Lyors KATnA-
IRON be faithfully applied once ortwice day,
to the nbers and the scalp. It Is Just as impos:
sible that the hair should decay. wlther. fall
out or become harsh and fuzzy. as that
meadow, duly refreshed With nightly dews
and suniit rains, should brc0me arid and bar.
rem Of green blades. This matchless preper'
alton not only keeps the hair alive and the
skin of the head In healthy and clean con-
dition, but actually multiplies the 6lainents
and mparts 10 them lustrp, aexibility and
wavy b auty unattainable by any. other mode
Of treatment. 1t does not, like the metallic
and sulphurous hair dyes, dry up the natural
moisture Uf the scalp, but suppl es nutrmlen'
| to the roots Of the hair and viROr to the fbers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
.otloo 20 OulldOve.

The undersissed viii rec.lye ,rnno~i. w ~.
the twentieth inst. for building IN additt ! ~ s. ~
Mtddle'o~a .AcaHemy. the same to be a ~ =
with stone foundation. I . frst door II ssS1 SI
the clerr. with recitation room eighte en- ~ Y.
twenty i've feet on seco, floor. the baIss.. y !,
second story to be divided intn Two ,ooss sis :,
.'air way lesdiaR 10 same the attic or thj .,a,S
to be divided ard 6nishs d for sleeping room, n.
whole TO he flashed In n good suls.spi,,i .ss ~
worF man like maDLer. and Of tie best usi,,. III
and c"mpisted by the hrst day Of ssptsnS,, e,,,
rrrIady Tor the commencement Of the sck.ol I'm IN
posals II In their judgment too high. :" Wv
JUtlN P. COCHRAN,
ENRY DAVIS .
JAMES kA>EJ.Y'
GetO SAMUEL PENNINGTON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
nn.aaf neanalI.

\ Hundreds Of CASES Of ScrotuIa. II .Ns wUISs
stages, old cascs OF Syphiiis that have oeneo
the skill Of eminent Physicians. Kheumaucs M
who have bten suffering for years ana .ne e
victims OF the tiijudIcious use OF Mercury nave
been ratically cured by DIR TUFTS SARSA.
PARiLLN AND QUEENS DELIGHT. 1t
is the most powerful Alternative and blood puri
fier known. II 10 prescribed by many fhvsi-
clans in their practice.
II you hIse Chilis, WHISTLER every other day
every tenth day. or every two os three weeks.
take DR.. Tutt's Liver Pills aod YOU Will checK
them, otherwise they will stick to you all
winter.
nr Tutf's Hair nva cs,nfaine no SULPHUR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
Wiiminetos, May q, 1872 1unS Isl
nIssOLUTIoN OF OQ.PARTNERsHIr.
SvLVAM 8pRlNoo!
cHARLFs KYLE. Proprietor

up K: rseee.i"s 81 q i"Sivas: rssS 81 Visitors
and eocisl parties, Ample. sccoImodstifGeSss eses
sa:aips h.v; essa scae: :pS iss ,siI ST.dd 10 Il
mey desire them No intoxiestinG lispoIi ~ VI
.oid on the ground. No win sho continue z. s.s 4
lar stand at Ssoond aAl Market streets Wy asn11
the ~ ,son: alao At bis rendQ4voua. Sixth snd Ws
st!sstA where he will be pleased TO see De
riends and the public generally. ""
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
Great Sale Of Real Estate.

FIFrY-Two BUILDING LOTS CENTRALLY LOCATED
We call the attention of our readers to the great
sale Of fine building lots, to take place to- morrow
afternoon. These lots are offered by Col. A. H.
Grimshaw, and will I've sold. Lots in the neigh
torhood, which two or three years ago sold for
three and four doll,rs foot, are now selling at
an advance of three hundred per cent. and many
owners refuse ten and twelve dollars kead the
advertisement and attend the sale. Bargains will
he sold, and those who buy will be sure to ma ke
money