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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
N Things Have Passed Away.

This is n, least true of the old method OF treatiu.
the long abused and much abused hu nan body It
ID no longer considered wise to put patient to the
torture in order to cure him of u disease in which
pain b already un erminint the energies Of his
system. True science ranges itself on the side -
nature, and ericavors to assist Ter in her fight
against disease. This is the province of Ioste ters
Stomach Bitters. the most approved tonic ever ad
vertised in this country. 1t way he recommends
as fall medicine. par excellence for it is in the
fall that bi!iousness dyspe and maarious fevers
are especially prevalent. The frame. exhausted ty
the heats Of summer. is relaxed and feeble at its
close, and requires. we may say demands. artificial
assistance. Afford il that assistance in occasional
doses Of Hostctters Stomach Bitters and the evils
referred to may be escaped. Throughout the far
West and on the steaming alluyial OF the Southern
rivers, all the varieties OF periodical fever pro
badly rife to- day Had a course Of Hosetter's Bit.
tiers been commenced by the sufferers month ago
1. e., before the unhealthy season set in, seven
eiehths Of them would in all probability be in theil
usual health at the present time. SO much for wan,
Of forecRste So much for not keeping in the house
and using daily. the best safeguard against epidem
ic and endemic fevers.
As 6ocks of imposters and iinitors are trying t
follow in the wake Of the great American remedy
therefore be that the article you buy is genu
inc and verified by the proper trade marks Tn.
true article can only be obtained in bottles. Be
ware of the spurious biters sold by the gallon or
keg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
shesists Sxi,s.
Sllerifl's sale.


haAAs, BY virtue Of a writ Of Levar Facias, TO me
2.,S directed. will eexposed 70 Public SsiSj Ss
wv the Warrington Hotel. In the city Of WILL
IL minet.p. New Castle county. DslAvsrs'
On FRIDAY. tho 18th day Of October. lS75.
Al 9 O'clock. y M,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
Al that certain lot, rieee or parcci OF LAND sitI
ate in the city of Wilmington and described a. IoI
lows beginning At u stake III the suulkerly eide
Third ,rceL NJ the dteancr ef ., feet from the cas-
terly side Mntttsn street; thence foutnefiy pa
rallrl with Madison street is. feet inches 70
stake: thence east. is and parallel with fhra
street one hundred tect to the westerly side ~ =
three feet wide alley: thence along sad alley siue
nprtherly one hundred and eighty seven teei eght
inches to the aforesaid side Of Third street; thence
beginning. be The eonien,s thereof what they may.
with the and privilege nf said three teet wiue
alley in common with other owners forever. excep.
ting thercc all those port ions Of said lot oi laE1
which have bT released from The lien OF the snld
mortgage and which all III the same, not incu-
the southwest carner ot Third and Parrish streets;
thence Suu,hcrly aIan. Parrish street ity nine ice!
six lnchcs: thence westerly paralal with THIRD
street twenty ieG: thence northcrly parallal win
Parrish street fifty nine iect s. inches !" the sou.n
erlv siie oi Third street. thence casierly twenty
feet to the place Of beginning. No, I'eHnniBg NJ
tho southeast corner Of Third and Parrish streets:
thence southerly along Parrish street about one
hundred and thirty one feet eight inches 10 w al
dinrtun's inc; thence easeriy raralIe.with 1hlrd
street nifty seven feet to three feet wide alley;
| thence nu"herly with The same one hundred anu
thirty one feet eight inches 10 th southeriy sac 4"
Third street aforesaid; th with the same west
ward fifty feet tpthe place OF beginning. win
| the n,e of SAID alley III common.
Seized and taken IN execution as the properly VI
| Jol n l.. Gouley. ara TO lie sold by -
JAMES ARMGFRONH, Sheriff.
| Shc,f'S Office. New Castle Oct. Z. 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
Destructive Fire.
BuRN1NG OF A sTABLE,-FOUR HORSES PER
ISL IN THE FLAMES.

BuhNiNG OF sTABLE.-FOUR HORSES PER
fsHi THE FLAMES.
shortly after nine o'clock last evening fire
was discovered in an old stable on Water St,
near Shpley, belonging to Mr.. Scattcrgood
Allen. The building was very dry and com
could reach the place the fire had gained such
headway that it was impossible 10 do more
than try to prevent the sp read of the flames
to the surrounding building. The roof of the
burning building soon fell in, sending an I'M
mense shower OF sparks high into the air, and
aightng on the frame buildings adjoining
the stable. A slight shower of rain COM
mrnced TO fall about this time, which doubt
less materially assisted the tiremen in their ef-
forts to prevent the further spread of the
fire, together with all its contents. The stable
tiied to its limits.
At the time OF the fire the stable was occu-
pied hy four horses, which, in the excitement
orcaSioned by the discovery OF the fire were
entirely forgotten, When their presence was
discovered the stable was completely envcl-
opcd in flames, and to save them was 4 matter
OF impossiblity. They were all :our burned
to death. Two of the horses were owned by
MIR. Scattergood Allen. for which he had paid
500, only week or two ago. one Of them
belonged to Mr. Samuel Allen and was insured
for $780, though its real value was somewhat
|
master Lewis, and was vaued at about $500
The stable and contents were valued at abou
$500, and were not insured
iithind the stable, and Immediately adjoin-
ing it. stood Il small, circular bailding, whicl
covered the machinery OF Harris Marine
Railway. This building was considerabl,
burned but the machinery was unnjurci.
| TO the right Of the stable, and only fev
feet from it, some stalls were built, in whicl
Pyle 4 Beedser kept couple of their horses
These stalls were somewhat burned, but TIN
horses escaped without injury.
Owing to the inflamable nature of the sur
rounding buildings, and their close proximit.
to the burning buildings, it was at one tim
feared that general coniiagration would en-
sue. Rut the earnest efforts of cur gallan
iiremen. who seldom allow the fiery elemen
to gain the mastery over them, subdned tn
flames, and prevented their spread.
In view of the lack of any circumstance
pointing to the accidental burning of the sta
ble. it IS generally believed to have been tn
work of an ncendiary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
-ssicrlfl'H sale.

-. iiy virtue ii n writ of Leyari Facias to
1Ffs: me airected will be exposed 10 Public sale
t4itt ht the Washington Hotel. kept by Isaac
A6 IN Pyle. n the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
county, Delaware. -
tOn FRIDAY. the 2,th day Of October, 1872,
At 2 o'clock. p. m.,
the following described Heal state. viz:
An that certain lot of land with two two and a
half story trick dwelling houses thereon erected;
situate in the said city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as iollaws, To witt BEGINNING on the
westerly side OF Parrish street. befw Second and
Third streets and Jefferson and Madison Streets
Al the distance of one hundred and thirty one feet
4nd one inch iruH the erls side OF Third street
thence westerly nnd parallel to Third street by
line # other land OF said } ahn l.. Gouley twenty
te ct 10 corner. thence southery AMI parallel 10
Parrish street aforesaid sixty nine feet aud eieat
incbcY, thence eaSterly and parallel to the hrst
IN eniuned line and Third stresi twenty feet 10 the
said westerly side OF Parrish street; and thence
thereMl nortlery sAy nae feet and eight inches
10 the piacl OF beginning. be tho contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in sNeeu;ieu as the property OF
John j. tinniev and IA be sold by
JANIS AIMS rRONG. Sheriff.
Sheriif'> Office New Castle. Oct ]. 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
ANrrlfls sale.

tsseA. By virtue Of writ Of Nendi,oni Ex
Efi I. rnnns. 10 me- directed, will be exposed TO
Niii Pubic Sale, at the Hotel OF George Whit
&..k field. in tho Town, hnnired and county of
New Castle. Delaware. on
MONDAY the 1lth day OF November 1872.
nj 2u'cnek =. m.
the following described Real Estate viz:
All the right title and interest II Henry Husg IN
one un niiy.ed third part ot all that certain farm
tract Of land situate in New Castle hundred. New
Castle county, and State OF Deiware. bonndei on
the west by land of dearge g. Bowee, and on the
We It and northwest by land OF - Appleby and
Reuben +. ,Iany,er. on the north and northeast ~
land of James NJ, rris and the pnblrc road TO sinai
jcy's Mills and By land OF George Lee. on the east
aud southeas, hs lands Of the heirs of James Con .
per lands of JamesG [. Douglass and lands now oil
NJ powney formerly Gcoree W. Palmer. on the
south by the heirs Of james Cauper and by land of
the New Castle and Frenehtown Railroad compa-
nv. containing about Two Hundred Acres of Land.
more or less. with frame house and barn thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Henry Hugg. and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherfs Office. New Castle. Oct. Ii. lsI2--lS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
SSkrysf5,~ sale.

gx.. Ey virtue OF n writ of i.evari Facias to me
I'LL direct ed will be exposed to Public ale at
Atgiis tho Hotel OF II llnrner. in the town OF Del
sHa..S aware City, in Red Lion hundred. New Chs-
tie county. Delaware
On MONDAY, the 18th a. Y of October 1872.
at 10 o'clock. II. m.
Ne foiowin. ,escr he'd Rcai Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of ground situated
in Red Lion hundred. New Gas lie county aud state
Of Delaware aforesaid and adjoining the town "t
Delaware City bounded aud described ny follows,
10 wit Beginning at point on the southwes siie
Of the puhlie road, otherwise called fitth street.
GO, npr Of John Ashhurst land, and running thence
with said AsbhurSt Inns south thirty nine and halt
degrees. est eight hundred and seventy four feet
to a stone Il corner OF the Delaware Ci8 Cemetery;
thence with the line Of said cemetery north tty anu
a ha degrees. wcs three bundled and sixty ieet
from Fttli street to tho said cemetery; thence with
the middle oi s.,hi new street north ihLrty nine ahH
n half degrees east SIX hundred and hve feet 10
stone a corner o. Isaac H. Ubi's land; thence with
said Ubil'. line south fifty and ~ half degrees east
two hundred feet and north thirty nine and nalt
stone on the southwest side of the said Fifth street,
thence with said Fifth street SOU forty three anu
three quarter degrees. east forty seven feet 10.
corner of Joshua buttons lot; thence with shiu
Button line south forty and halt degrees, west
one hundred and sixty seven feet, south nifty ana
half degrees. east forth leet. and nortn thirty n.he
and "A half degrees east one hundred and sixty hve
feet to the southwe side of the said Fifth street,
thence along said Fifth street south forty three ana
three quarter degrees, east eighty two feet TO ne
place of beginning containing Five Acres Two
Ro DDS and rhirty-seycn Perches and Two Hundred
and Twenty. ore Square I, ofLand more or less
Seized and taken in execution rs the property OF
john 1, Craig ana Elizabeth r.. his wife. and to be
| sold by JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sherin.
Sherih's Office New Castle Oct. 7. lsI2 IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
seoigfies.
MHErINas THIS yxFN,Na.

Fairfax Lodge. No. s, o . f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, o Q F. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. |, l o NJ. at Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market
Washington Council, No 4, 0 U A NJ, Mt Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. 8. Jr, q A NJ, at Hall
9TH and Market ST.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall j0i
Market St.
Excelsior Lodge, NO., X OF y, at knights %
lyihias Hall. 2ll Market St
Washington Camp. T Q $ Of A, at Good Eel
ows Hall. Sd and ...:.::!.e. S.s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
N Magistrates Cases.
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.

T.. IL. keheher. was arrested upon charge OF
Elizabeth Beerbower. for entering her house and
taking three pictures from the wall. keheher sold
the pictures 20 her ior 81 %, OF which sum- 81 81
had been paid by instaments. Because the in.
s'alment ltst due was not paid on tima. the pic.
-ures were taken away. Esquire Frazer held
keheher TO bail Ill the sum of 5000 to answer The
charge OF larceny at the next term Of Court /,
may be well TO state, in this connection, that wher
articles are sold on the nstalment plan, they can.
not be recovered after once delivered, without le
gal process, and that taking them from the HOUSE
without legal authority Is simply larceny.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
Strong Testimony.
SrEuBENvrIIE, Ohio, Sept 4.

SrEUBENvrLIE, Ohio, Sept, 4. 1871.
Dr.. Vna. II. Tmt
Dear Sir-I feel it duty to you and to suffer-
ing humanity to make public the great merits OF
your Extract Sarsaparilla and Gu een's Delight For
years have been great sufferer, my general
health broke down, and was Affected with ner-
vousness of the most terrible char acer which was
soon followed with an eruption all over the body.
forming large ulcers in some places, and attended
y It'll rheu matte pains. Tongue cannot describe
my suffering. was reduced almo,'t to a skeleton,
and had perfect loath,ng of food l was attend
ed by several physicians. who iende, ed me no re-
lief ] daspalred OF ever being we'll again. but
thanks to kind Providence accident Ally heard OF
your medicine. [ sent for half dozen bottles.
and before had taken three began to feel bet
ter, my appetite improved, and the rheumatic
pains became less severe, and could enjoy sleep.
| have continued its and have takli eleven
hotties, AMI believe am sound man again. The
ulcers have all healed, my skin Is smooth AMI
healthy and have gained 22 pounds i'll weight
| ! believe my sickness resulted from raiit o'
scrofua. l would earnestly recommend your
| compound to my fellow sufferers.
With deep gratitude to you.
| | am ever your friend,
| JAS. FRANKLIN.
! DR. Intt's Liver Pills are mild and gentle pur.
eative. possessing the peculiar merit of acting as
powerful agent in relieving congestive OF torpid
liver They have no equal.
DIR. TUFTS Ham Dye Promotes the Growlh Of the
Hair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

EXCt CtRs1oN.-1o- morrow excursion will h..
made over the Wilmington X Western Railroad,
by the officers and Directors Of the read. and a
number ot invited guests. HE excursion tram
will leave Market street crossing at 1880 A. NJ ,
| and will proceed over the entire length OF the
road, to Landenburg, returning at All early hour
in the evening Should the weather prove favor
able, most pleasant trip Will doubtless lac tnioy-
| ed by all who may be fortunate enough to receive
invitations To no
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
SIlerifi'S sale.

Ey ,,rtue OF writ of Levari Facias. to mo
,tircctel will he exposed to Public Sale. At the
hotel. kept by Wi.liim D. Ford, ut kirkwood. in
Pc uader Hundred, New Castle County. Delaware.
On THURSDAY. the 2ith day Of October. 1872
at o'clock. m,
tho following described Real Estate. viz
An that certain Plantation and tractof land
situate in st. Georges Hundred. in the county OF
New Castle, and State oil Delaware, and which is
bounded on the west by the Dutch Neck Roaa, on
the north by lands late of kensey Johns. deceased
and md of William Cieaver. on the north east by
lands late of John liennett's heirs. and on the
southeast and south by fiumbs Hut and lands late
of Jacob uroce aud Others containing three hund-
rod acres of upland and marsh. mors or less.
Seiz ed aud tax On in execution the property Of
Charles W. Blandy and John c. Clsayer.
/. t.. and to be sold By
Sheriff's Office New Castle. Oct 3. lST2.-octS t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

1t is stated that Thomas McGrath recently
arrested in New York for fr,ndulently obtain
ing S25, 600 worth OF merchandise at the Gus
tom house in that city, has settled with the
owners thereof
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

SALE of REAL EsTATE.-We .:irect attention
10 the advertisement Of The valuable real estate
Of George w. Mousely, deceased, to be sold at
the Green Tree Hotel 9th ward, tomorrow
afternoon bv Charles 3. Lore, Esq.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

Remember that the sale Of tickets to Miss
Dickinson's great lecture on the Labor Question
will begin tomorrow morning at O'CLOCK
There Is no extra charge for reserved seats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

STRAIGHT OUT MEETISc.-To-ni night the
"Sraigbt-outs' hold meeting in the City Hall
yard, which will be addressed BY the Louisville
Delegates, and c. Chauncey Burr, Of New Jer.
sey. should the weather prove unfavorabie ana
there is every indication a, present writing thai
twill, the meeting will be held in the Odd Fei.
lows Hall
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

BALL.-The Diamond State Assembly will
give ball. this evening, at the City Hall. All
those who wish 10 spend pleasant evening,
should nves, little cash and attend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Patti Concert will not come off tonight
Our frsmen were prompt and active last night,
There we're no cases before Mayor Simms this
morning.
The 'strAieht.ou,s" meet tonight, in the City
Hall yard.
Choice Havana Oranges for sale at Ctippen's
cor 4th & Market streets.
Go to Crppen's. cor. 4th x Market sreets. 10
get choice teas and coifees
The Diamond State Assembly give bal, this
evening. IN the City Hall.
Pure Cider Vinegar and Spices tar snle at Grip
pens. cor. II. * Market streets.
lc0 cases OF fresh canned Tomatoes for sale a.
Crippen's. ih S Market streets
Democratic Western Ponce. Club meets this
-vcnins Al the members are requested TO a.
end
A very disagreeab' ofnr emitted from hs stf :
Va which was burn = oieh'. pnrvad,s the city
.dav
X 7qer's ne .S- pit ts on the
y ~ %.
ire, from Holland. hy jams Crpper. rcr nh
Market streets.
SUSSEX COUNTY CoURT .-tanrt met IN G-o,E"-
.,wn. SUSSEX county, on Monday. fher uns hat
title criminal business On the Hoeset. The case
shooting. III which man WAS Killed "t tho day
ot the Inspectors election. was liuvel 10 hr pure
accidental and The Grand Jury ignored the ht,i
All the criminal business was dispatched ~ We'd
nesday night. aud As there hlf very l. eiS i
ases entered for trial the Court will no ,!enh; adj
| iouIn to-day.
FosIPoNEn Public announcement Was made
this morning by the bellnaii. 10 the effect that the
Patti concert. which to have been given at
| the Masonic Temple, tls evening, has been ma
voidably postponed owina To the serious illness ot
| Mile Cailotta Patti. in Washington. This is
much to lie regretted, AS many persons, while SYM
pathzing with the lady in her atlriion, viii he
greatly disappointed by beng deprived Of then,
| expected musical treat, this evening.
| CrRs1oN.-To-morow an excursion viii Ia.
| made over the Wilmington X Western Railroad
| by the officers and Directors Of the read. and a
| number ot invited guests. lhc EXCURSION tram
/ will leave Market street .sln.t az ln..n 4 NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Penn Loan Association, last evenin,
$1,000 sold at o9 per cent. premium and SlO0t
at 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

The YoUsG MEs's CHURCH MISSIONARY
ASSOCIATION will bold lis annual business meet.
ing in the Old Swedes Chural, on this Friday
evening" the 18th inst. Z, = O'clock. The
members are requested to be p,.nc,uaI in their
attendance. The anniversary services will lie
held in Cavalry Church on TUESDAY evening
the 18th da ofEoyember.
Bv order Of the Ass1eiation
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

WATCHES EXEMPT FROM SEIzURE-Judgc
lngraham, of New York, has decided that a
PERSONS watch comes under the title of neces-
sary articles, which cannot be taken by cred
itorS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

SALE OF A HI UsE-Joseph Bradford, Esq
has sold his residence, No. 2l3 French street, !;
a eentl"'uan ot Philadelphia for $1,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18
Sulerpn,s sale.

49, BY virtue of % writ of Lcvari Facias. to
IN. me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
IN at tho Hotel of George W. Ortlip, in Mid
LII dletown, in st. Georges hundred. New Cas-
tie county, Del.
On MONDAY. the llth day of November. 1872.
at 10 o'clock. q. m.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
II that plantation aud tract Of lana situated in
st. Georges hundred. New Castle county aforesaid,
bounded on the cast and southeast by the road
leading from Middietown To Warwick. on the south
by lands Of Samuel Price, deceased. on the west BY
OF the heirs of Charles r. Polk. deceased. c0ntsin.
ing One Hundred and Fifty Acres. more or less.
Seized aud taken in execution rs the property oi
George Reynolds and Sarah Janet his wife. and
terre tenant, and TO be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherifl's office. New Castle, Oct. 16. lS72.-lS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

Base BALLAD interesting game of Base
Ball, was played at the Schuelzen Park, ves,er-
day afternoon between the Eek ford and Quick.
step Clubs, of this city, which resuled in a
victory for the Eckfords, after PLAYING sevtn
innings, BY score of IA to Il. The fielding on
both sides was rather loose and the superior
batting Of the Eckfords secured for them iht
victory. Mr.. j. Fl. Rastal), Of the Olympia
Club, Of Philadelphia, umrired ,or the game, in
a manner ominently satisfactory 10 both clubs
There was quite large attendance, 10 wiinea.
the game, and the receipts were gtatiiyipg
THE SwITcHBAcK EXCURSION The Switch
back excursion, left this cit,, yesterday morn
ing. at 6 O'Clock, less than 125 persons being
on board the train, and arrived at Maucl
Chunk, about noon. The excursionsis en-
joyed themselves immensely, in drinking in
the gorgeous beauty OF the scenery and rid
ing over the famous "Switchback" Railroad
At five o'clock. p. NJ, the train started home
ward. but was delayed about as4 hours, a,
Lehigh Valley Railroad, by the wreck OF a
coal train, at Catasanqua. They reached
this city about 2.l5 A. NJ, tired and sleepy,
but we'll pleased with their jaunt.
WoRKINGMEN's BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The Workihgmen's Building Association held
meeting Wednesday evening, for the purpose
o. selectirg site for their building operations
and also name for their new town.
The Consaittee who had the matter in charge
presentedAp The meeting for selection two sites
one being the Cransion and Finn property, on
the line Of the Wilmington 4 Western Railroad
about A miles from the city, the other being a
property Of joseph Tatnall's, out in the neigh.
horhood of the Newport pike near the line oi
the Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad. The
former site was selected by vote of 3 against
) for the latter The lot contains abou! eighty
acres The next matter taken up was the selec.
tion OF name for the new town, and the fol.
lowing were presented and voted upon:
Summerville, 49, Enterprise, &; Newton, ].
AT the next meeting the number Of shares To
be taken BY each shareholder, will be decided
upon. and the payment OF the first lnstallmeni
will be made. The Office room of Mr.. D. T.
dawkins. in the Rumford Building, has been
secured for place Of meeting The election
for 81 perintendent vii: take place az soon as
some additional regulations in the bylaws can
- arTanGed,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

axsa Ey virtue Of nwr't III tevari Facias to m g
1sfIs directed. will be exposed to Public sale al
Eyiis tho Hotel of II llnrner. in the town OF Del
s&..S aware City. in Red lion hundred. New Chs-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-18

b. iiuihs: ius' '''t''Nt = ~, # choice Bnl hs
irsct from Holland. hy jams Cripptn. "er nh
4 Market streets.