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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
Now We Used 70 be Physieketi.

How We Used 10 be Physleked.
Who does no: remember the time when spring
purgation was considered indispensable to summer
health? No matter for wry faces. the inevitable
salts and SIENNA. rhubaro. calome and jalap must
be administered. These spring med es.' the
youngsters wero told were to keep them hale and
hearty during tho summer. We all know now that
this was falacy; that visor. not depletion. is
what is required vt the commencement Of the sum
Mer solstice. As preparation for the enervating
fleets Of oppressive summer weather. course OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 10 highly expedient.-
This famous vegetable preparation has three prom
inent properties. 1t renovates. Puri9es and resu
lates all the functions Of the body 1t is composed
exclusively Of pure vesetable productions. viz the
most eficacious tonic and Alternative roots. oarks
and gums known to medical botanists. Hence it Is
an absolutely sa,e medicine and tincture Of the
Phavmaco poa can compare with It either in purity
or in the va iety Of its Objects and Its comprehen
sye results. Happily iOr mankind, the theory that
it was necessary to prosrate patlent In oruer u
cure him, is foreyar exploded and the true phiio
sophical doctrine vigOr is one great antagonist
of disease has takSh its place. Hostetters B'tters
IL an invigorant, and hence it is the proper med
cine for the feeble this most trying season OF the
| year.
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article ms
there are innumerable vile limitations in the mar
ket Look to the ornamental stamp. the engraved
| label, and the name blown into the glass. Hostel
e.-" Stomach Bitters is sold In bottles only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No 23. o y +, at oIa re''
lows Hall, Third and King streets. Hall
Good Intent Division, No s. 8 OF H. ~ iA"'
Fifth and Market streets. ..,
Humanity Circle, B u c A, Hall 504 Marker
street. .+i , Il
Lincoln Lodge. No g.. X Of +, at knights u
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
American Star Lodge, No !, G F. at 'oo'
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets 1874,
Columbia Lodge. No II. o I, at r"''
and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
For sale.

49, The prw and eIeSRnt BRICK liti SES.
go, Nos .ae and IN West Twelfth stIe,t.-
A.i,,, These houses have jns' been couple'td; are
- three story. wnh Ii ie' SIDE yard. - fne
large rear yards. They have All the mo'erm COLI
yeniences-wi hot and cold water, wr;er closet,
ma rhle top wash stands bath roor.. Ac nj, d wfI
be sold H. rgsin. % n.
Also. the yaiusbi. store House ard wv iiine
ut the h. ". corner ct second and King strstj'.
now oaeuied by JAS. liEius, The store + one o'
doing n larger grocery trade than any other.
Apply soor to H JAMES CA ksM Eti..
nOvltf ITO. Washington street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
Valuable Farm For Sale.

- The farm Of Hugh Began. lately deceas
n; ed. adjoining the lands Of J. a. Metnl,
wv and within . hundred yards Of sway ne Sta
ti0n on the Wilmington and Reading Ii. L., in
Chris, lana Hundred, miles iiom v ilmirei-n
New Castle County and State of Delaware, Is uiier
ed at private sale This farm has over ~ acres a
the best quality of land. II Is beautifully heated
it has stream of water Iunning lhrullh II, and
has three spr,ngs Of the best quality ni Ter =
Possession % be given the purchaser immediately.
TERMS--One- half the price in cash, anu The
balance secured by bond and mortgage On ile ro-
perty. pay able at tho purchasers en,aee a. 'hs
time within iis years.
Apply u MICHAEL nAkRlh,
Ne. 4l6 East sixth ST.. Wilmington. Pei.
marl5tI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

NOTlCE.
4N The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pa0y have completed arrangements to carry None,
Packages and Express Matter to and FROM all point,
On the line OF their road and W est Chester '5lil
Dress matter sent to Franklin Telesrnnh ofi 81
IN; Wcst istJeet W TO their Dsnut, FROM
and MADISON. 9r orders ,ett with: ulle, q H.ni
delivering agents. walrscsiys prompt ATTENTION.
-. C. STOLZ.
aOo-u 0snl Supt W. AR r, H. Co,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

Jie Cincinnati Commercial says: "The Atlan-
TIC teiegraa!ic cable rs doing the country delight
ful servce III reporting the movements OF Miss
Nellie Grant, but It has bsss ..p9rarly rstcss,t
tor some weeks about that extraordinary yolXg
man, Lieut. Frsi. Grant, who is being esGorted by
densrsl Sherman through the vast empirs OF Ran.
sia The Associated Press should have had a
correspondence with Lieut. Fred. We would re-
joics y haye dispatch every day about him."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

4 msst,nf IT the Democratic citissns Of white
Clay Creek H3naEea gin bs held , q the Osls,o~n
p M. tot tbs Isrposs Of slsetiae ~ dsiskatss to
the Democrats SsAto CoDv cation.
ny order Of DO Chsir0en Of lest Hu NJ dred Dem.
oesstie 9setinG. ANDREW KERR.
Newark, May 20. l012.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
3otifes.
Proposals Wanted.

propossls will be received until o'clock. P. M,
on " sdnssdsy. May 18th, to rent the refreehment
y fs S senasS ssSsS
June 18th. Rsiresh@snts sih IS required i;,r
1000 people, and four stands will bs leased to the
highest bidder bidders for the purpose Of furnish
ing rsfreshmsnts Of VII kinds except liquors The
person making the highest bid will be entitled to
the choice Of the four positions The Committee
reserve the right to reject any or all bids For fur
Hersey. Chairman. at the Wilmins on Daily Com
lnercial ONCE or either ofths undersigned Commit.
tee on Refreshments.
SOLOMAN HERSEY. I
NATHANIEL M GULBERT. fcommi,tee
CHARLES h. CLARK, my2l-Sl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
NY0rICE

~ At the regular meeting Of the Trustees oi
c6H e.. Poor Hf New Caste County held Aprii 24th
70 the amount Of Ten ThopsAnd Dollars Of dssomi.
nations OF Five Handreds aud One Thousand IDOL
lars cash with sx per cent interest to be paid sem
annual!y. including taxes Call on the Treasurer.
ct 10. 4U6 W est SECOND street. = -
may9.ds WE6LEY TALlEY, Treasurer. I
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.SYLvAw SPRINGS {.
aaCHAKAKs KYLE. Poprietor.

This pleasant plrs Ot resorthas been neatly nnsl
NJ Tor the reception of aAisiduhl yisitfs PIC w
and social parties. Ample ,accomnodatl"ns =" ,oII
dancing have been made. ana Tee Cream. hrnohhl oh
nlny ,iesire them, No Intoxicating IHyors wa,
.oli the ground, llewiil aso continue his rot.j
lar stand at SecOnd and Market streets. where
the season; also. nj his rendeygsnf. orsa
r.n,fs nn.i ihe nnLlc Generally. may7-S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

CTATE AND COUNTY TAKES.
- The TAxs U0lDeelOr for the Northern Dis
lEict. 10 nov ready 70 receive state, County and
Poor faxes for the ear lS72. At No EAST SIX CIi
Street. between the hou,s Of and O'Clock in the
sysnips. ssfG GEO. =. WARD,
DyiS Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
New AdvertiSeBn( nts.

Mustang Lniment.
Burnett's Cocoainc.
u. s Piano Company.
Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills.
Cheap Farms-O. +. Davis.
Tarrants settler AperienI.
Ilos,ettcr's Stomach Bitters.
The Lost Art-tionzales Lopez. "F
Agents Wantcd-G. Stinson K Co.
SiWO Rcwari--De Bing's Pile Remedy.
Rare Chance for Agenis-F, A. Ellis Co
Great Medical Book Eolaparte 70
summer Dress Goods-M. l.. Lichtenstein;
81 Bu,iding Lots for Sac-.Jamcs Bradford
Lightning Rods-Coprcr Lightning Rod 70;
Portable soda Fountains-J.W W Chapman 70:
Hrnnnsals for cshments-Sunday School Jubilee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
for 2fnt.

IHOR RENT-Rpoms in tho second story "r tho
IL Gazette building. 4'6 Markc; sueet. ,uitable
for offices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
rMy.ac,... Use Them In Their practice

Ihysiclans Use Them In Their Practice.
1t is almost universally the case that Thysl'
clans condemn what are generally known rs
LIVER PILLS Is NOT A PATENT NED
ICINE, yet its composition (the result of years
of study is known only to himself, and SO
palpable are their valuable curative proper
Ties that very many Of the first Physicians IN
the South and West have adopted them ~
their practice, and recommend them to thell
patients.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
EOK SALE.

Fo* SALE q:
The a. dvell;nv and premises No. $50 Wash &A,,f
toUipg street. IN good orLer,and regarded rs CE"
the ATTEST part ut the city I" reside 10. This
house il provided with gas. hot and colo water,
hath room. water closet. and others modern conss'
nipnces.
''' W. ALFRED C. NOWLAND.
marl5tf New tastle, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

NOR SALE-A lot one hundred feet front IN
II West Fifth street. between Van Buren, and
Frapk lin sweets. Arcly nt 'ha oiir~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
REMOVALS!

GEO. H. ROBINSON,
NONFECf!ONER and Dealer in Fruits, Fer
~ eign and Domestic. has removed his store fro n
A. Market street. to
sl3 MARK ET ST,
where he will continue I, keep supply Of the best
articles that can be- h,d and furnish very superior
ICE CREAM. CfKaS, &c.. ~ heretofore, Par
ties supplied NJ usual. lie hopes to complete bic
new baiiding by the first of July. vhsp bis custom
ers will be furnished pleasant pariors 6tt Cd Nv ex
pressly for th , accommodation Of the public.
sDl-djA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
SHELBY COUNTY, ALA. Sept. IL, 1869.

SHELBY COUNTY, ALA. Sept. ~, 1869.
Dr.. Wm. H. Tut:
Sir-AithOugh l am an N. ID. and naturally
hostile to all 'snostrums," yet "seeing Is be-
lievlng and feeling is the naked truth" must
say, from actual observation, that your Liver
Pills are all you represent them to be, and u
little more besides. / shall always recon
mend them. J. +. DENIM, NJ. ID.
DR. TUFTS Hair Dye Promotes the Growth Of
the Hair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

NOR SALE. a. -, M
Chestnut, Wilson and F ent h streets. Also, I'M,
Lots on Read. Frank,ioG. Jehersun. Ac. NC. eA..A
-"" ~ A. u. GHlMsHAW,
No "A W sst Thru street.
Agent for Sale Of Northern Pacific Rail Eosd
Bonds, "fp'l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

DELAWARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE
~ II feet front. Apply at this Office
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
NOR SALE.

NOR SALE.
Il A valuable, well l.c.tsblshed RESTAIEANT
~, Market street; house large. Also. HOUSE on
0"'''>' a. II. GNIM SHAW,
oriotf No. West Third street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
.t:ar Sale and for Bent.

vVyUOSE who have houses ar lots to sell shoull
/ advertise them iu the DAILY G,zErrE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

INOR SALE
TUkEE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
On Jackson street. between Sixth and seventh.
v" c. p, JO1I NSON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

~RcAT BARGAsN-FOR SALE. -.
4 two story frame Dwelling and Wheel VI,
WRIGHT yEd Hlacssm shops. in Mil -
,,reek Hundred. near Harmony Mills. ~ he
=" "''' - A. II. GRINSHAM,
i,rofti NO. " est Third street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
Hous, q at Private Sale.

Five SixRoom New Brick Houses on 49,
Front street between Van Buren, and llar-
rson streets, for sale. Apply to W. y:
' OGLE 4 MILLER, XtI
mar22 Real Estate Agents. 4th and kins Sls
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21
Stores, TinWare, &f.
W"~'>"'"N STOVE WORKS.
No. lis MARKET STREET,

Keeps the best variety Of Stoves Tor
1kXSA cookinl and heating Also. full! lioe OF
lin and Japanned Ware and Table Cat
NA lery. Dairy Fixtures OF all kinds
" Ater Coolers and RefrgefatOrs.
Tin Roofing. Spou,ing md repairing generally
nromn,Iy .fI,nd,d to- may6dly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

F'"H SALE. -
valuable BAKERY and EW ELLlNG I,s5I
HOUSE complete. with fixtures. n excel AAZ
tent stand, doing n large bm.incss. in geod neigh
hnrhood oven new and first class.
A. II. GkIMSlIAW
Real Estate Agent. Ne. Nest Third street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-21

rl>UOMAS IL. BEf.SDN,
No. 2O2 MARKET STREET.
viii sell cheap for Cash
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS.
,, Also. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. in
~ cludInE general assortment of Wood Gnd
~ " iliow Ware
changing of stoves promptly attended to.
an -tln
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EKTE HILL.

The Government of Louisiana, which
Grant, without constitutional or other
authority, establishes, is the ghastliest,
most repulsive ever Instituted on this or
any continent. That of Warmoth was
hideOus enough, but this Of Kellogg is
absolutely ruinous to New Orleans and
Louisiana. Decent people win fly from
a community cursed with suck masters.
A bogus Legislature, having sixty negro
majority, as savage as that of South
Carolina, has been organized. The
Governor is also United States Senator;
the Lieutenant-G Governor is Port-C ollec-
tor; the State Auditor is in the employ
ment of the United States Treasury; the
President of the Senate is Surveyor Of
the Port; the Speaker Of the House is
the Postmaster at New Orleans; the
Chairman Of the Finance Committee of
the Legislature is Deputy Port-Col-
leetor, and sixty members Of the
Legislature are in the employment
of the United States Government.
Such are the men who WELD influence
enough at Washington to make the
President pe1ure himself in order to
subject a State to the domination Of
black savages. It is the purpose of these
partizansa at Washington, plainly enough,
to Africanize the Gulf States, that the
North, like Europe, may have another
congeries of ''Barbary States along the
shores Of the Gulf, another Mediter-
ranean. 1t is pleasing purpose to con-
template, but it is surely developed in
the patent purpose to render South Caro-
lima, Louisiana and Alabama unin-
habitable by whites.
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MIR. GREELEY'S ADVICE TO A
YOUNG JOURNALIST.


DEAR SIR-YOurs Of the twentieth Ill
tiuao only reached me at this place yes
terday. ] am lecturing in the West,
and shall not return 20 New York for
several days yet.
Nv own course uniformity has been to
stick to anything 1 could find to do, and
never leave aplace 50 long as any work
remained to be done there. think you
VIII find that the wise course. 1t may
seem tina. larger wages usually prOPor-
Tomato TO earnings, and removal exposes
one to the loss Of all the position or rep
utation be may have gained. Character
is the basis of business and prosperity,
and character is more easily developed
in the country than In any city. Men
seldom bound TO fortune or position
they must grow After a few years you
will be wanted to conduct a journal in
your own region; look carefully into the
inducements, and be not too hasty in
accepting, for your time viii come. Be
careful Of debt; he who owes nothing,
and has q chance to earn his daily bread
is happier than be is aware Of Make
friends and gain knowledge; a few years
viii render them useful to you. With
hearty good wishes, I remain, yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
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IIEMPHIS APPEAL
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 16, 1872


Two Of the largest weekly newspapers
in the South, and the largest sgricul-
tural monthly in the South, the WEEKLY
APPEAL, published every Tuesday, and
the Wing and Tribune, every Saturday,
and the Jackson agricultural Journal,
NAV be had for the ensuing year, the
three publications, for four dollars; re-
mitted to either Office. The two Poliu-
cal and commercial papers appear on
different days, and will furnish reading
matter and late news through the whole
week. and the agricultural monthly
will be invaluable. Advertisers viii
derive great advantages from TINS
arrangement, since notices and cards
appearing in the three publications, VIII
reach the great body of newspaper
readers everywhere within two or three
hundred miles Of Memphis. Pro rata
deductions, with those made from sub
.cription prices, are made from adver-
Using bills shared by the three puhlica-
lions
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THE JUDY sYsTEM.

Opposition to the jury system as at
present managed, islOOming up on'eyery
side. The Southern Shield takes this
hold position in regard to the matter:
GIN our humble opinion, the jury sys-
tenn. as now conducted, is one Of the
greatest humbugs Of the age, and ought
IA be Abolished. The jurymen in this
county at each Circuit Court, cost the
Commonwealth at least i've thousand
dollars. The cases could be decided by
the Judge with greater satisfaction to
the parties interested than by jury.
The Judge is presumed to understand
the law governing each case and how to
dispense justice, and when the facts IN
the case are presented TO him be is bet
ter qualified to decide it than forty jury
men. Some say you can bride Judge
true, but its much easier to bribe twelve
iurymen than one Judge. 1t takes con-
siderable money and great caution to
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bride Judge, while by bribing single
juryman you can often gain your case.
The juryman is more accessible TO the
interested parties than the Judge ard 1t
is a very easy matter to find one man
ont of twelve that can be operated upon
at very small outlay. If we had q
very important case in court, we would
rather trust it to the decision of a man
like Cofer than thousand jurymen.n
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time had lawfully expiredi that school
education is, with most convicts, very
deficient, or entirely wantingi that IN
temperance, very often the consequence
of loose education, is a most appalling
source Of crime; that by preventing III
temperance, and by promoting educa-
ton. we shall prevent crime, in con-
siderable degree. These are the reasons
that induce US 10 favor a general system
ofeducation, and we hope the next Legis-
lature Of Tennessee will inaugurate 3
plan by which every child in the State
will have the facilities for acquiring an
education, and thereby promote IN
telligence and morality, and lessen
ignorance, which is the parent OF CRIME.
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at is. beyond all question, the best compen-
dium Of the best current literature -.---- In no
other single publication can there ne I0unQ -
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1--WE know of no way in which one can so
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thought Of our time as through this Journal.
a For thinking people, the best Of all tine
eclectic publications, and the cheapest Ill rs
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Press.
stories the finest poetry OF the English Ian
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The best Home and Foreign Literature
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rs Possessed of THE LIVING AGE and one or
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For ten dollars, THE LIVING AGE and either
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Public Notice.
Game Chickens.

Il WILL keep on hand and for sale the best
Il varieties VI GAME Chickens.
All orders promptly filed.
J.. i. WILLIAMS,
nOlb Humboldt, Tennessee.
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The Duke Of Argyll,
Matthew Arnold, Max
Muller. Erek nlRnn-Chaf-
rfan. Miss Thaek cray,
10. Kingsley, Arth n =
Helps. George HxacDOn'
laid. harfes Read e.
Kari BIinti. Mics unlock,
sir Robert EyttOn. FRITZ
! Reuter-, Prof Huxley,
Prime Minister ella d.
stone. Julia HaTanagh,
James Anthony FrOude,
Frances Power COb0e,
Affre1 TenBysOn, Robert
some of the distinguished
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G.. A. ECKERLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
S3S Front, cor. Union ST.,


nLemDhdD. Tenn
AS lust received a full and well assorted
II stock OF. both Imported and Domestic
Groceries, etc, viz:
1z5 boxes Ratstna.
$500 cases Canned Fruits
1900 eases Canned Fish and Vegetables.
$50 cases Jelfie8 and Preserves
roo boxes Cheese
500 pkgs New maekereE and White Fish
500 pkgs Holland Herrings, AnchOstea
and Russian Gartifnea.
30 btle. and half bbla. Pickles.
I25 bbIa and half bbIs. Hrout.
IDO sacks Almonds, Brazil EtiDerts and
Peeaus.
70 buckets and half bJls- Afnee Meat.
20 boxes Break fast bacon.
30 fferces New Hams.
rs bbis. HeEnfBy. GFffS aud Beans.
100 kegs 3pIeed Pigsfeet.
New TurkfAa Prunes, Curranfs. CiirOn-
Figs, Dried Cherries, Teas, SO1fees, Su.
<aTs. ana every article in MS line. Of
fered low. ocz
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New SchOO1-
M.R.PAGE. OF Va. PRINCIPAL.

ON FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT, SHALL
" open, at I0I UNION STREETS a school OF
high grade for boys and young men. Ihe
course Of Classics, Mathematics and English
will be complete. For terms, etc, see pros
pectuB of the school at bookstores.
REFERENCEs:-R Geo. White, DID, Ut.
gevney, Esq; Prof Y NJ. ). Rhett. The
school viii open promptly on LIST January.
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TRANSLATION.

In addition to the productions Of the lead
ing British authors, and in pursuante OF us
plan OF including the best translatiOns- THE
LIVING AGE will publish serially, beginning
about January lSt, one Of the finest prOduc-
tions. translated expressly for II, OF that
charming Plat DeufSch novelist and huInOr
ist Fritz Reuter-. q" the most popular Ger
man author Of the last half century" His
writings, says Bayard Taylor in the ". Y.
Tribune. {" arc the J0OHder and delight 0f Ger
manu." A charming Christmas story BY the
same author will be given about Christmas
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