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Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and Wc3' ~
hop on tie corner Of eeSeuta 20.
<nrtn STE Manitowoc. Docs at 70 =
-on worS ~ good and IS cheap IS any otAe'
snmerr ia IA city. IL
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Attorney ami CulrSr.rr at Lo~. Fr',..
promptly ateudef fu. tflc. Ny.r d
store, .or. EIgAta ana h, ~k.ts A......,.-r
20.
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tu,e. once On Tie nuItG,.st C-l-gT OF BT-L
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CAFrAIH JoHS s. i,oESoT, Of FraHkfn
XIV. n'g;tn. 70 be lll oldest Mason in
. tAy .ntel States.
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AttornaNs and CCunsel!ors
.s,Ilt. -taa 9 Joors North cf Post Dlr
Uarman SPOKEN in this Oilce.
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GREAI uNfsilIhG SPECIFic.

for IITFE COMPLAINT ant tie rarn "a OF r~fu-
ftcrcu. ;a W.: Dyspepsia, ton~'Ipation.
j uuat e. lIIuu~ lfstrkS aich ssr:aG:lF he.
oIc, bcprr--Ihu o. spirits. sour Stomach,
u. art Burr etc &C
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The subscriber having opened "a
Flour and Feed Store in the store OF
Jas. Bennett on Commercial street
next door 10 o. Torrisou. intends 10
keep constantly On hand the very
best sprin: and Ninier wheat ilorr.
also all kinds "i teed Nhich VIII be
delivered TO ANY part of the city.
31-u IL. TRUMAN.
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control them. The testimony Of our best citi-
zens of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and does relieve and
eurs the affecting disorders of the Throat and
t.une-s beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
vicli TO ts power; and cases Of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known.
81, remarkable rs hardly to be believed. were
lhey MT proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
i, is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs. tile
f,Gcrunucr- Of more serious disease. il saves un-
I.tI.tert-i lives, and amount Of suffering not
10 he computed. IL challenges trial, and con
vinccs the most sceptical. Every family should
keep il on hand rs a protection against the early
aud Enpcrceiyci attack Of Pulmonary Ailec-
tions. which are easily met at fT-t, bat which
become incUrlblc, and too citen fatal, if neg
lccted. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
Is unwiz" "a be without it. A a safeguard 10
chirp mid the distressing disease which
bs<et the Throat aud Chest al ,hIiJnoDd. CHEEEI
FFCToEAL Is invaluable; for. by it- timely use,
muititldes arc rescued from premature graves.
aud saved to the love aud affection centred On
them. Ii acts speedily and surely against orii-
nary cold, securing sound and hcalrh-reStoring
sleen. No one will suffer Troublesome Jniu-
cnza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long. labOriOus, and
successful chemical investigation no cost or toll
i spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
upon Possessing all the virtucs II has ever
exhibited. and capable Of producing cures -
memorable a. TIE greatest il has ever effected.
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attorney and Counselor a. Ls'T. Che
2 EI1nta auA outy--'-. Nas.-aFNa,%
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtoral,

Among the great
discoveries of mulrrn
B science, few are Of
4 more real value 10
! mankind than Til, cf-
, fectual remedy for al
z diseases Of the Threat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues.
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and efectual,y
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= " f- Ia 3-s & Gent. 80 'r..-t ami sa 4. yin
.cnll plated 3tn a oCr ..l~ It J. zia.Itil Con
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eCE0 Z! mo- III easily mlda viii S,,I.cti ,nd
SICc krv-ci eek dis. eCuFG rircU'. Ha..l ~-.f,
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WINES AND LIQUORS
Straw Notice.

Offers to the public we'll selected stock
of his own importation. Pure hungarian
Californi, and Sweet Still White and Red
Wines
Which viii be Sold Cheap for Cash.
12-rp-1r-
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

Ms urriva;!ed Medicine i warranted not
- aiu single 1pr'tci-. + MERCURY. ~ ans u
mineral mis-, tgaa prr l.
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Aud when on that last dIv W. ri-".
TrH.ht up p-I yueu tIc earth aua skies,
Then -nnil hc1- our Lord
siy. thou hast dune VIII coubt 1ni ds.t O.;
Ilcnccforth. according to thy laitlt.
Shalt De fu} 'altl'- reward
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

A NARROW GAUGE RAILWAY LINE Of con-
siderable pretensiOns has been projected along
the Atlantic seabOard, and charters have been
obtained In three States, with authority to
consolidate, providing for a line of three feet
gauge from Norfolk to Charleston via Whining
ton, N. u. 1t is the ultimate intention to extend
the line to Washington, baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York, and both northern and
southern capitalists are said to be earnestly
interestedin thecnterprise, and it Is added
that surveys will s0one be commenced. 1t Is
the expectation to build the line in every sub
stantial style, to stock it twell and to make n
running tims of THIRTY five milesan hour, which
Is present animpossiblity9 OH most of the
southern lines, ip consequence Of their being
chiefly single StfS6k roads, poorly built, little
patronized, and deficient in means to provide
adequate rolling stock and other facilities. We
know nothing as to the parties concerned, but
as the southern lines are cheify Of gauges from
five feet to five feet nine inches, and therefore
have oil the expensive character OF the wide
gauge, without the great business requisite to
make it pay, It Is obvious that q tirst-class
narrow gauge line, well maintained, would be
a great desideratum on the southern seaboartl.
It is not persumable that existing monop0lies
anywhere In such country can be permanent
ly maintained. Along the great seaboard
routes Of travelin particular they are astanding
nuisance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
Interesting to Real Estate Agentc.

The Supreme Court of Hudson county, on
Saturday, tried suit between John G. Scott,
real estate broker in Hobokon, and Frederick
B. Ogden, lawyer of the same city. Mr..
Lyons who appeared for Scott, in opening,
said that the facts were these John Winkler
owned twelve lots In HOboken. which he wan
ted to sell. He asked Scott to buy or sell them
for him. 1t was finally agreed that Scott
should sell them for 50 200, Or more, and that
he should retain for himself whatever above
that amount he should get tor them. Scott
subsequently sold them to Orvin ID. Harring-
ton for s., 400. Mr.. Odgden was counsel for
Harrington, and Scott tod him to search the
title and draw the deed from Winckler to
Harrison for Is 400. Ogden found the title
good, and informed MIR. Harrington of the
fact. Mr.. Harrington Immediately sent on
draft for $540O. The deed was signed.
When Mr.. Winkler discovered that the lots
had been sold for $5, 400 he demanded all the
money, and Ogden paid 1t over 10 him. Scott
claims the difference between the price Wink
Ter agreed to take for the lots and that paid,
and 1t Is to recover this that suit Is brought
William A. Lewis appeared for Ogden. who
claims that Scott acted only as agent, and Is
entitled only to his commissions.
A verdict was rendered In favor of the de-
fenda ant.-Newark. N. J Journal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

SEAs0NABLE.-The campaign Is over. Now
plant mastOdons teeth and prepare for the
extnordinary migration of birds from the
North. About this time look out for crossing
sweepers falling, heirs to large fortunes in
Ineland. Now discover your mammoth caves
and prepare for bottles floating ashore from
wrecked vessels. Haunted houses may be set
10 rows, and II carefully tended, will sprout
Aeeason for good holiday items. Perpetual
m0hon may be again patented by Western
farmer; and sheep with three legs and two
neads may be picked and carefully pac ked
away In dry place for future use Bring
out your dog that nurses kittens, and wake up
your four hundred-ye old turtle. Now set
tne oct0genarians to saving seventeen cords
OF wood and walking sixty miles before break
fass; Salt down your mistaken Identities, and
feea your fasting girl; but do not, in pity for
the much enduring public, refer to the hast
revolutionary survivor or discover the Ma
than murderer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

THERE has been another enormous "pi,pri.
Mage" to 14ourdes, u little town on the Freiich
siue OF the Iyrennees, where the Virgin Mary
Is said to haveappeared. On Sunday, October
., from 10000 to 40, 900 pilgrims were collected
AT TINS place. There was great procession,
several several great sermons, and three miracles, the
dimensions OF Which are not reported.
n BArTIsT minister at Harlem, New York,
got into trouble the other day by remarkIng
at e the funeral of i member of his church
This man was lazy Christian" and, upon
the family OF the deceased ojectng to such
language, made matters worse the following
sunday by saying, "There is family in tho
that did not say the soul of a sot was ID
leaven.' The result of which is that the
ingenious clergyman has been hauled before
| council for niisdeimeanor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
Trouble Among the London Police.
men.

LONDON, Nov. 19.-The dismissal Of eighty
members Of the London police force yesterday
for insnbordination has served to increase the
trouble in the organization. Many Of the re-
naming policemen manifested in strong terms
their indignation at the discharge Of their
brethern; and this morning 200 more were sus.
pended.
Naturalization has now spread throughout
the entire force, and further suspensions are
looked for. There is great excitement in the
city over the prospect Of the streets being left
unyuarde.l. At II o'clock this merging not a
policeman was TO be seen on the Strand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
The FIre Flend again at work.

The loss by the fire in State street. Doston. on
Monday night. Is 100000. The loss by the burn
ing OF the Woodruff Il Robinson warehouse in
Deooklyn, u now estimated at $5OOOOO
Inc pork packing establishment of John j,
1oe Co. IN st Louis. was burned on Monday
night. The loss is nearly $l5O.OOO.
=, The Illinois Female College, at Jacksonville,
II. was burned on Monday night. Loss $40, 900
Inere were sixty young ladies in tho College, ali
o. weoa escaped with their clothing and books
osvelsl persons were severely injured in trying to
save the building. This is the third time hi,
Coasege, which belongs to the Illinois NJ. T.. Con
ference, has been burned in nine years.
A hre at Lebanon. Ind, on Monday night, de-
stroyed four or five stores, causing a loss Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

BOARD OF TRADE.-An importan. and in
teresting meeting OF the Ianagers Of tile
Board Of Trade was held at the rooms, in the
Masonic Temple, last evening, which was
largely attended. A considerable amount OF
Important business was transacted, among
which was the appointment Of committee
to petition Council to secure the services OF
an expert Detective to ferret out the perpe-
traitor of the recent incendiary Outrages the
appointment of q committee to look after the
membership Of the Board, and secure addi
tlonai members, representing In a still NOR
ness interests of the city; the appointment of
committee to memorabilia Congress to ap-
propriate $l5O, 900 for the purpose Of deepen
ing the Christiana
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

Ten thousand dollars worth of lace shawls,
supposed to be smuggled, were seized In an
auctlou house In New York on Monday. On
the sagne day registered letter containing
81, 900 In cut stones Vas seized In the New
York Post-o0ce.a = 1 J
UHARLn FRANCES ADAMS received public
recsplion from biz iovnspsop.e 1t tl,s Town
HAl II Quincy, Aasa., on Monday night.
A boy in Highland. Mich. was lately butted to
dsath By scalf That's new "a. "vsal".atiou in an
Thjeu doesn't want statue OF himself until the
wAr ndsmnity 10 paid and the other disasters Of the
coaoist repaired. :! ,t5as t3s fss z,,.-.
A eass b being tried In Lopdoa to determine
vhseAsss IN eaS ncall. vhsn sober what hs deed.
- aVsy VIA drunk. III ,ssst 1880.
leeaGnGkans ~ auarrsling over the location Of
tAsk eapttal, md yet very few psrsons ever heard
they Aaa capitalize locate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
GREAT OPENING OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,

Such as silks. Sa,eens. Mohair, Porlius, P,.iis
Sc; all colors of Velyeteens great Of Aapacas tho
cheapest in the city. from 2j cents up to Oo large
assortment of Cashmere: also. n fine lot OF
BROQUET AND PAISLEY SUAWLs.
Ladies Clo,kins of all descriptions. Gne lot of
blankets. Flannels. Striped Shawls, Muslips Bed
Ticking. Sc. $50 Ia est style Prints. Great aisort-
ment of
LADIES' AND CNILDREN,S FURS.
Al kinds of Notions. Fancy Goods ,.ni Trimmings.
No trouble IN showing goods. Come and satisfy
yourefat NJ. ALSBEkG'S.
No. ll6 Market street.
notl1 Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
Public Salts.
y SPLEEN DID
FARM or COUNTRY SEAT
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Viii he sold at Public Sale. on the premi
~ ses. on THURSDAY. December 9TH. l>l2, at
IN one o'clock, p. M. that handsomely located
- Farm or Country Seat Of 50 acres Ut high aud
beautiful laying land abont four miles from the city
Of w Wilmington. and short distance from the Ken
nett Turnpike road adjoining lands of Lewis Graves,
W. NJ. Peters. ID. Ii Garrett and both sides OF the
road leading from Wilmington to kennett Square.
near the Brick Presbyterian Church for merly owned
by Ellis NJ. Nichols This property is situated in the
very best part Of Christiana hu undred and will be
sold great bargain and on very easy terms only 5
per cent cash on the day Of sale or good note will
be taken at 10 days for the per cent. slUv more TO
he paid on or before the 18th Of March. when the
deed and possession will be given clear Of all in
cumorances the balance can remain on the property
by bond and mortgage. A good mortgage on other
property would be taken as part payment. would
advise any person who wants a good little place to
attend this sale. it is to be sold Of the
owner living ont Of the State. he property IS well
situated to divide into several small places having
two dwellings. barn and other outbuillings; wood
land and fruit: fronting on two good ronaS
WILLIAM BRIGHT.
Real Estate Agent. " ilni ngton. Del.
OGLE MILLER. Auetrs. novl6 Is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
S,uuseiueuts.

TNSTITUTE HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY EVENING; NOV. 25th; 1872,
CARNCR0SS & DixEY'S MinstreIs,
Organized in 1860,
FROM ELEVENTH ST. OPERA HOUSE,
Having disposed Of our entire interest in Phila-
dspha. we have a troupe of
30 A r Il I s IT s,
Selected from the BEST BANDS Ct America capa-
BILE Of giving the finest entertainment ever offered
by us to the public
}. l. CArncross and +. +. Dixey. Proprietors. both
Of whom appear with Troupe Company and pro-
gramme in distributing bills.
Doors open at {, commence at !.
Admission % cents: reserved seats 80 cents Seats
now ready at Kobelin Bros music store
novD-5t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

Az EpIzOOTIC WARNING.-A man by the
nape;0fs Becker. who resides near Quarryvlle,
New York, owned couple of horses that hsd
the dietemper. In cleaning out the managers.
the other day, the virus came in contact with
. deshwOund on his hand. In a short time
his hand and arm became so terribly inflamed
and swollen. they had to be amputated. Soon
after the smputation he died. Persons owning
horses cannot exercise too much prudence in
this respect, % the matter from distemper Is
rank poison to the human system.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

UNIFolHED;.Allo OF the employees OF passenger
trans on The Philadelphia u Reading Railroad
Inc coah are cut in Chesterfield style, tiouble :
ofefsted, with two rows Of gilt buttons, bearing
monogram "P. Il R." The vest are also doubie-
breasted, cut low, with gilt buttons, and the pants
are of pale blue cloth r-''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

DAILY LOCAL NEws."-We have received
ne hr't number Of a neatly printed, non n-parti-
san, daily penny raper with the above title,
pablished in West Chester, by W. II. Hodgson,
w. w. Thomson, Editor. The News is we'll
made up; contains a large amount Of local news
and interesting reading. and Is worth double
Nc price. The people Of West Chester should
give it liberal support.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

BLAST TFuRNAcE.-Several gentlemen from
Fen"sylvania were in this city yesterday
sxam'npg tbs land over Third street bridge
With view Of putting up blast furnace. They
were pleased with the locality and are ready to
proceed With the work If satisfactory arrange
ments can be effected,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

SENATOR BLAIR, of Missouri, who has been
sick for some time past, had slight attack Of
para ysis in the right leg and arm on Saturday
last, but was much better yesterday, and his
physicians say that he will soon be we'll. The
attack very closely resembles that Of Vice PIesi.
dent ColfaX.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

AID FOR BOSTON. Legislature of Mas
sachusetts met In special session at Boston,
yesterday. to take action to meet the exIgen-
Giles arising from the great fire. A brief mes
sase was received from the Governor, sugges.
Na1 . loan Of credit Of the city to those desire
i1& 70 rebuild tho rechartering 0f the insur.
aboe companies the amendment Of the Bet
terment and Building laws, and payment Of
soldiers called to guard the city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

a correspondent CT the Boston Advertiser saws:
MANY conservative underwriters place the loss by
the Boston fre at $4,000 OO0 and an insurance Of
S5O.OOOOOO, OF which fifteen twenty millions are
borne ~ Bridish companies, IN which, sin ce the
Chicsgo fire, many American companies have
rsinsNred." The condition of Boston insurance
comlonies Is involved in much doubt. thoug h
h4yo0at not all will succumb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

FIRE STEAMERS SELF -PRorEILING.-It is
proposed TO make all the steamers belonging to
The fire department OF New York self propelIing,
1t is also proposed to keep steam up all the
'ime?-for ifnot, small fires would become great
contiaSratons before these self-piopellors could
reach the scene.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

Much public Indignation continues to be ex-
presaed In San Francisco at the proposition Of
Mn. Laura d. Fair to lecture tomorrow night
Apprehendlng disturbance, she wants the aid
Of police, and vislted the Mayor yesterday,
with reference to such protection. ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

THE FOREIGN OYSTER Trade We have ON sev.
eral occasions, noticed shipments Of oysters frum
the waters If this State and of Delaware for trans
plantation in English beds. The trade, it seems,
- now continued from Norfolk, Virginia, and has
increased to very rerpect able proportions, The
''omnai. OF that city, says "rhese shipments ag-
sregate some three or four thousand barrels
monthly. and the trade is constantly increasing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
Tor Sale aud fur 3eut.
C. 0 u N T r Y Sc A 7
FOR SALE.

49, The subscriber now offers for sale his late
ri. residence known As " eu de Ieau." about
i,s halt mile from the city boundary, on tho
A.1 Wilmington and New Castle road. The
place contains about 10 acres of gooa tlable land
fne Mansion is of brick. of modern style ~ sto-
ries, contains some i or L. rooms, with bath room
water closet. Ac. all heated by Colds patent steam
heater. Thereis beautiful lawn in front and rear
with fne shade trees shru obery. Re apple orchard
ad,oniog the lawn. with grap'ry. &c. The out
buildings are \ barn. carriage house. stablicg,
chicken house. ice house. &c. There are tso Ten
ant Houses on opposite side of the road There is
u tine view both OF the city and the river.
This is chance rarely offered 10 obtain so desi-
rable country seat. being within 80 minutes walk
of the several railroad depots in this city. with
stages passing the door four or f We times daily be-
tween Wilmingtcn n and New Castle. and thare is a
probability that the contemplated narrow gauge
railroad between Wilmington and New Castle will
pass ne,r the proper y.
The terms will be accomm odating, and pnss essiun
can be obtained at once If desired. the present oc
cupant having received an appointment in a dis
tant city. can remove at any time.
K. D. HICKS,
noimwkstf Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20

DROPOSALS.
! Sealed proposals will be received by the
Building Committee Of new School House, No. IA,
!:tnated on south side of Third street brdge) un-
furnishing said school house with two portable
heaters. with pipes. registers &c. complete placed
IN the building In working order. and with guar
antee to heat the several rooms to the satisfaction
Of the committee.
A.! proposals must state whether for sell. feeding
or plain heaters.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. H. b. NcINTIRE Cbsirman
nOvl5-tslnoy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-20
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-; The undersigned. a committee appointed
!. at o regular meeting Of the Board Of Trus.
~ y. tees OF he Poor of New Castle county. held
Ea.!I 30th inst. would offer at Private Sale that
cry desirable property (foI farming lurp osesN sit
acl near TO lIare's Corner. ic New Castle hum
dted anu county. about As miles souih h from VAL
ming;oo city. and IL miles westerly from the
town of New Castle. and short distance from the
vilsge OF Chrstiapa. ainine By recent su:ysy
lso Acres and two square Perches Of Land. divided
into conveaient fields. with ample timber for the
use of the farm.
The improvements consist Of two story frame
dwelling frame barn with shedding. frame gran
ary AMI cribs. with carriage. poultry aed smoke
houses. and two good tepant houses. and other
buildings necessary for we'll conducted farm. The
situation OF this farm is of the most pleasant
aud desirable in the county Application can be
made to either of TIE undersigned.
Terms OF sale made known by them.
{ SHIN HIN daM BEMiTTHGSlp THRSp wilmins,ou.
JOhN W. EVANS, Newark.
GEORGE LODGE. near Claymont.
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