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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
.,.o g ,vR own CONCERNS.


Mind y ur own concerns. my friend.
Far they are yours alone;
mont talk about your neiGhbOr's faults.
But strive to mend your own.
supposs he does not always lead
A truly perfect life. ....
What matters II he sometimes fret'.
Or ousrrels with his wife!
Don't meddle-let him know. my friend.
Your better nature spurns
To act the spy on him or his
Inst mind your own concerns.
ysa mind your own concerns. my friend.
And presently you'll hnd
That al your time II occupied
And you've quite enough to mind;
Why need you care If snooss or Spooks
should wed with 8 +llie Jones?
What matter II your neishbor
A halt million owns?
Tho money 10 not yours. my friend.
Though golden stores he earns;
So DO not envy him his wealth.
But mind your own concerns.
Yes, mind your own concerns. my friend.
II il better plSo,
Than always to Ue spying out
The deeds of brother man:
RENE sber that all persons have.
Though dden from their view,
Thoughts that to t ,em Of RI hit belong.
And not 1t all to you.
And also besr IN mind. my friend.
A generous nature worms
No secret from brOther's breast
90 mind your own concerns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

VINO have INJURED themselves by Gel tain practice. IN
iulg-d "a when alone habit frequently from ~
ompatons or a. sch DOL the effects which Al.
felt even when asleep. 'nd If cured rem Jsrs mar
rage impo-sioe and destroy both be shosio
apply inm-i iiat..,. '''"'
VIVA; pity tnst young man the hope his MIR,
ths pride oi his parents should be from ali nros
oects and snIoym-nts fs by cosaauepce Of
any from th- Paih OF nature and gng csrtsu A..
:rethAot such persons must. before CONT emp. .Atns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
MARRIAGE,

R~nectthatA sound min -ad body are the mos, uec.s
requisites prolote connubSl apoins.. IrdS-,
snhout these the through life wenry nil
,rmage the PROSPECT hourly darksns he the nj
sh allowed with despair aud 6led h the me
,hoiy renection 'ha'shs hAppines anothor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
Office 2 South Frederick Street

Left hand side seing IRON Baltmoesree doors
the corner Fail MOTTO ooserve and a mber.
N. nlsss poe. paid and coutaiuns
ss;smp TO he Used the re.i. Persens ng should
state age And send portion otAdvertisemes dsscbus
,ymptoms.
Dr. Johnson deems necessary TO especially those
rnScauanted with his thai 0.
DtploinAs always nang IN once.
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS,
The many Thousands cured A. this establishment within
he last twenty and the
Operations Performed by Dir Johnston witnessed
orIes OF IA San and many other papers, notcss whc
lAve 'p-Ared ARAin ana again before the public bse-h
Mndng as gentleman of character nd possibility 10
,udncie,t guaran 10 she afiicteu
SKIN DISEASE SPEEDILY CURED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud 6s,d
more Railroad.
TIME, TABLE.

TIME ia 81. K.
NC; 0op%ene,Is MoNtAI Jane 81 1874 rt.n. will leave
rkais h.
ss
iSn ..!h 1mHIn. Branch Railroad .na Msryaud AMI
BIe.kw.t.s Railroad. a. se.ford wnn potcn-o..T aud
Railroad. SALISBURY vn w.co.ca and '% Pacomeks saots
EXPRESS TEAM :. ,sn NJ. tsuna.y- excepted, 20,
P.1ly1. 1na md .oppps At wiIrs:
'ans.on .ish ,r.n for New Castle. Connects At ~"
sxPkhss rkAiS .stoo r N. lsundsys e1cepted,) or
sGss :.
R.,..,s:..:::. Rss.ss .::,t EissS
Fortress Monroe ana ssrtok take tn.
s,, .,,,, :, ~ s.i.i1, sIL4iSsros TRAINS
.sa 80 70, s. M M II; sy
IAAvE wiLxiSeTos =, :; aai so .,
5 I'D iii ian On sui .aad., no.
n. s.. ley. w,m II ,9.,o ,1son =. .. $50 r
A-sn. al ,aSsGG s.. y9. oy , s.5ss, wv A. VI
rhlls 'o ASS sIhro l''a GASTA4 MI. sit A. YsAIss
HSa.s sHpas and G.i. and fA
S.i a rS9a !. ,cS%. sSS .se w.as % .- .5g ge d
~ n p m rA..as ON. N. ,S , nd'.' IN
wedn--day. ana ss,urdsys !: 80 p, IN, The ,oa ~.
M
LAh0kip.
Leave Port Deposit for PhilAde Euua excepted
y2o o. N AndA IS 2. L.: or Pnlade lphIs At
6io .. m, Chadd'. Ford for PhAd-'Uhi 4?l
sundAy. leave PhIad- phiA for Oxford s-y a, III j.
leave Oxford for PnIlaie phia 8 ~ D
Trains leaving " iiF"in 6<5 ~ D.
conscs At Lsmokin Junction 9TH 7UA a m, amt
4S p m; ira ns for fhi!adephiA and Isimer Cen
| TARoUG1 TRAINS FRoN BALTIMORE
-.A. eHEsSfs ssk va faiiepi1Fata IL i4 az 1920 NJ
L1ATE CHESTER All D. 81 s33. s4s ann Ii Os A. NJ
i2hs. 2<l. AAl.os.5i. 6.ll. 1.3o aud 10 30 Nj.
Prom Baltimore TO PhiladephiA Leas. Baltimore 72
| A.h MAIL Is A.h., EIpres - 7. N. bI
| Press LISP. NJ. Express llUJ r Expr-ss.
From baltimors Port Dsposi, ..tAson
| AceommodAsiea ainfrom Por, Depost~iilleA Perry
VILE ass II AN. for Bslsimo nd termedate
| Iiops.
| TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave CheAtsrat l3.U6 and III A.. r. and i35 P.x
Leave Wilmington I232 Is and 10 u2 n. los nc
| 5l1 2. =.
| SUNDAY TRAIN IRON BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore IS stopping sguons Parry
mans Aberdeen. Havre-de'I ace. Re ryv:!.-,
| town. North East. Elkfon. Newark, stanton, New
L
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Msmber of the Royal College Of surgeons London Graz
y OF COleses, the Uniyed
aud grsaIer part oi whose lite been
n,pisls Loudun, P.rs Phisde and slsew
some OF tne most sstonshng cut.s tbAt
known r3nbled with rirginR the head and
asleep great being alarmed At sud-
th frsQusnt biushIng attended
,orne,in-s with arrangement mi ind cured mps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
DHLADELPHlA. WILMINGTON BALTI
x MORE kAILRoAD

EFECIAL NUTIUE.
On and after WEDNESDAY. October 18th, 1871.
. passenger car will be attached 10 the freight
train leaving Philsdelph,a at go p. M. tor Vii
Eington.
The train will stop At Stations as follows when
sisnailed: Gray's Ferry. 9.l2 y. m. La1aretto $50
?. M Chester Al .. IN; Lsmokin. s. - p IN: hur
low. ~ .. IN; Linwood. 9.h y. N: las mont lu.Ol
p. m; Ellersie l8 .. M arrive Wimi ton. 1914,
y. m. !oct20l II. Il. kENNEE. Sup't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05

here may be obi aimed the most esrsaI
speedy. picasant and only eneetWal re"
euy La the world for ali
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

lO7 East Water St., Whining ton, De
49, The subscriber having taken the above
III notei. Is now prepared to acrommods q
iii travellers and boar ters. His table will bs
@.A SUPPLIED with the best MARI ct sffords n nd
nnd Iar a win pure and choice liquors Rooms airy
n' n neas sert ~ perfect order The friends of the
Lunch every day from from 10 TO ~ Cool I.ape,
Beer always on drauvht. WV --~o'
apll-d"m JOHN STOECKLEIN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
Fora honesreeo In the West.
lAN
PENNSYL IAklA CENTRAL r. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
Or p T II r 6 p U r a.
And al! places in the Wsst, Southsssst a..
NorthNest.
u-rus sHoRrksr AND HEAT aourx.~

Thisline eafordsuneqealled ID ind dueements .e per
sons desiring cheap and dsxpeditio1spassase tothi
West. and deserves the attention ofal
Bill passed by the last Congress.
Tho Pennsylvania Central ailroad. via its cor
Meeting lines 10 BY 1877 miles the shortast route
Chicago aud other proninen tplsees in the West and
prominent places in the Soythw vest and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and airs
Cars Furnished With cushion Cd seats with
be backs. water stoves. In Winter. and
with such cthcr as requisite for th
comfo.t Of families.
Through ticketsa sold to allpromine ent places il
the W est. Southwes. and Northwest. 1t about hal
tho usual first class fare.
Children under i've years old ~ ffss and chilarsa
pctwesn tho ages fAvs and twelve yssrs pay halt
Baggage checked and forwarded by the ams t1aia
with the passengers. Eighty pounds ofbassass ear
.:sd FREQ to every f9li passenxer; nxer;.,u....
must be procured and baggase delivered atthe o0ee
No. ll6 Mnrke street. ey O'Clock. p. n.
by addressing the AAersigned he will for1afdb
return fmai. FREQ ofchargs astfsalar containing
complete price lit. .. map. eoFfsct COPY.
Homestead Law. asd siys sSsh y ssAsE intcrpasioa
oftha PsnnsylyanfA Railroad Co1peny,
No. l16 Market Street.. Philadeaphia
philadalDhia June ~. le6A'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

NEW s.kkOCnzsI STORE
\. W. Cor. Fourth and Mnrket ST..
WILMINGTON. DEL.
t,,ss Tho undersigned respectfully -SfR
stTgnsunces to his old friends and theeff3S
t4.EApubic generally that he has complet- -
s,esS cd his new store. and hasopened VITA stock
y GRoCERIES, SUGARS AND MOLASSES.
Lowering crushed, ,granuated and pulveTizcd Sugars
soft. white and coffee sugars.
:. Syrup, and all kinds Of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira. Maricaibo.
Rio, 1reen and Roasted Cotfee the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buekwheat all kinds ofpuro Spices. Sara nos.
ali kinds OF Canned Fruits. French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut. Mgshroon and an,
lies. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter BskeEs Cocoa and !;
great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch. Cur:
Kasas ct5on MRse Msa Rssd
| buckets. Brushes, Sperm. Adamantine and Tailox
Candles. and all articles usually kept in we'll as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-ly JAMES CR1PPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
Profits of Farming.

III merchant i'll the city is able to earn COM
petence OF So 900 to $4,000 year he Is considered
wealthy by most farmers; yet this entire sum Is
oftimes eX pended in providing the ordinary COM
forts of living and at tho end of the year he is M
uroportiona,e progress but little ahead OF the far
iner. who has not been compelled TO pay rent o'
Al 800 n year Tor his home, but rather has got his
living from the homestead as h went along. AL
though occasionally fortunes are mado III the lar
ger cities, the average comfort OF farm lie anu
freedom from anxiety for obtaining livelihood
are far ahead OF most city residents. In the case
of the farmer, his own hands produce the iooa he
eats: while the city consumer Is at the mercy OF
thousands who constantly absorb his daily earn
ines and give him little back.
CITY life is one OF constant expenditure Farm
life is self sustaining and pieseryatlye youn.
laborer in the country, working at one dollar per
day ana board. Is comparatively better oil and and
more independent than a clerk in the city Oh sioo
a wear. who has to expend 5000 for living. One
could save at the end oil the year just as mueh as
the other; and, if there arc chances IN favor OF
either for obtaining good name and competence,
thew are on the side OF country lad. Any farmer
who can support himself Oh farm eom.oftaply'
and make it pay net income OF seven per cent
on hls COAT is far ahead competence OF the cti-
izen who lives in a brown stone front on ihaShi,
Hcent salary, and has TO spend 1t all 1or lille anu
appearances. -.zz
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

Why is a candle mkaer the worst and most
hopeless of men? Because all DIS "ie@ea "o' NJ
are brought to light.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

HENNETT SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
IN NARY, Chester County. Pa. whole exponse
sac sstis,f k Hsf ss4e'' saSkrEfDax i MORRIS
nHO. W, BU61 ~ ~ coal at The loves
" market rsifss ,tf3g k4fg8 W0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26

Inc Msxeu !raln VIZ fen se9ect 70 0easye Incl.
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle f9r wilmington ~ khiladsl;
SMYRNA BRANCH TRHINE
Additionalt to those above. leave smyrna for Clay.
ton II .35 m. and IS p. m. LeavsC layton for
Smyrna 84U q. m.. AMI zoo y. M, to make connec-
tion with trains to and from Dover. aad stations
South. .-.s
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND; with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's / Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the GaIyland and Delaware
Al hiaa1s nAREiN TON. with tho Junction and Break
water Railroad.
At SEAFOkD with the Dorchstsf and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR, with tho Eastern shore Railroad
and Wicomico and PocoHoke kailroed.
u. =. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
CONNEC TION.S.
Observation-Disclosures.
IWQN NE siI|.. g "a szssl -!
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, DRC.
AZ "a n, rtIVI All DliI

ON AND AFrER SUNDAY, DEC. lsI-.
WEoT PHILADELPHIA.
Trains arrive Ut Derot. Thirty first and Market Sta
Psoli Accomm odation daily. excert sunday. 60
am. $50 am. and ILL a. ~. LII PIN. go Pun
NisSars Express daily. except Sur day. 7.3o a. N
Lock Haven and Elmi1a Express daily. except
Sunday. 500 .. m.
F..t Lao das and Erie Eap 1siy
Lancaster and ork Acc. daily. es. s4naay. 4oopnl
Pafkesb Train daily. except Sunday. $50 ,. m
Pittsburg Express daily. except sunday..I. 70 N.
Cincinnati Express daily nv PIN.
southern Express daily. ...-.......--.. 10 pm.
Pacific Express ually.....1 iiu PIN.
Erie Haa1 Sunday s.m and SO sS
For Emigrant Express Tain. leaving Loo ?. III;
daily except sunday ticket: must be procured and
d'ss.ed New sork ss 10 SHfSs M ''"
Express for New York. Ills, $50 and II % M and
1880. 800. $50 aad s. p & IN. and M l2.-o night.
Em;srsnt Trim for New York. l.O1 night.
WAY Train for Trenton tS5 m. 4SO and II 30 III;
New York Sunday Trains. 40 M. . ra' and
iS1" a'S. KENsINeroN DEPOT
Holm uesburg Il Bustletou. 6ii
wsv Tain for New Brunswick .........." 2.l5 m.
kxpress Trains for Trelton. 80 m and 400 and
WY Trains fer Trenton ,. io.oo N. s.l5. 500 and
/ fOk BELVlDEhE DlNlS1ON.
EXPRESS for Trenton Lamb mberty ille Ea<ton. Scran-
| ION Ac 80 m. and UO p
WAY Train 10 Lambertyille i Pennington IL. 90 am.
" Wsv Trains for Pennington 1000 IN and 800 u.
| Accom-. for Belvidere $40 a: ,
MARKET SIkhET FERRY.
ApMhOy Division
| Accoumoda. for New Ycrk via Pc h Amboy and
| via Monmouth Junction, $50 III and .,CO y NJ
| Wsv Trsins for Trenton New York. 500 and l0Ol
| N. 1900 noon. 300, 400. 5.OO and pm.
Way Train for Burlington"..".. ~, ID
Way Trains for Bordentown. 81, l.m IN
kxp. Trains for Hiehtstown. 6WaT '.Wp III
and $50 pm.
~ j. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads $50
N and $50 NJ. -
4 Way Trains for Mt. Holly. i.5o No.. ao
Way Trains for Pembarton. 6W. 7.aD iO.ma NJ. l'ao
5 20, 500 and .. ~ p m.
| Sleeping Car Ticks = tor the vest can DC hau 0!
nnirntian ~ the Ticket Office. 90l Chestnut sire ct
| and ut the Depot Thirty. second Sn1 Markc! Sts.
:, Agents of the Union Transfes Company will ca,
for and deliver Baggaee st the nepots nrders VA
| ssce;ve DromDt attention. and Railroad Time Car
80 .iso he cbtained 1T tho following
j. No. 90t Chestnut street,
|, TICKET OFFICES.2 No. 8yS Chestnut street.
No. ll6 Market street.
! and 1t the Depots and Ferry named a6oye.
l A j. CASSATT. Geaerdt Maad0er.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
TIM KEYsEIs's NOSE.
by MAX ADELER,

ny MAX ADELER,
Tim Keyscr lived in phGnixvillc.
wi He had a monstrous nose .,
Which was great deal reddcr than
Tho very reddest rose,
And was completely capable
Ofmost terrific blows.
lie wandered down enc Christmas day.
TO skate upon the creek,
And there upon the smoothest ice
lie slid around SO quick.
That people were amazed TO see
Him do it up so slick.
The exercise created thirst,
And SO, to get drink.
lie cut an opening in the Ice.
And lay down ON tho brink:
lie said. I'm dip my lips right in,
And suck it up, think"
And while his nose was thus immersed
Six inches in the stream
very hungry pickerel was
Attracted by its CLEAN.
And darting UP, he gave snap,
And keyser gave n scream.
Tim Keyscr then was well assured
lie had a splendid bite,
To pull his victim up he jerkel
And tugged with all his might;
But that disgusting pickerel had
The better OF the fight.
And just rs Mr.. kcyser thought
His nose was cut in two,
The pckerel gave his tail n twist.
And pulled Tim keyser through
And ho was scudding through the waves.
The first thing that he knew.
Then backward swan that savage fish
With swii;ness towards its nest,
Still chewing Mr.. kcysers nose;
While Mr. keyser guessed
What sort oil policy would suit
His circumstances best.
Just then his nose was tickled with
spear OF grass close by;
Then came an awful sneezc, which knocked
The pickerel into pi.
And blew its bones, the lee and waves
Two hundred feet on high!
Tim Keyser swan up TO the top
A breath of air to take.
And finding broken ice. he hooked
Ills nose upon cake,
And glored in II nose which could
Such n conclusion make.
And thus he driited slowl on
Until he reached the shore,
And creeping out. all dripping wei
He very roundy swofe
To use that crimson nose ~ bait
For pickerel no more.
His Christmas turkey. on that day,
He tackled with IL vim.
And thanked his stars, AZ shuddering,
lie thought upon his swim,
That that wild pickerel hau not
Spent Christmas eating him.
from "1o- Dap.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
8ailrnaA YiNeS.
Phjlade ~nla, Wilmington and 6altl'
more Railroad,

more Railroad,
~ AAMWA QI3ssR 3 = !
TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, June Sd. ts72. Trans will leave
R;Rs: 1s2s nssis :;
s.
Ton with s@yrna B,anch Ratoad and Maryland aud
s an Sb 5S:a
Delaware Railroad a. Delmat with Eastern Shore
Eaiiroad. as Salisbury With " eomco and Pocomoks
ExfSEss TSAIS !soo ~ tsend.ys :1ssg.s.
rsnyviils and Ma.is.as-d,.f!; Connect. ~ VII.
sxrsEss TRAIN ss1eo r: ii. SSund.ys s.c.p..d,) o,
Ba.%oI.sna Z " Wa.hins.on .toppin .o Chester Thur
sosSssss ElHson fsr,- 19
xIenTExfkEss a. isoF daily for baI.morssnd mss Wash
s.'%s9; @:;. NJ
asd ~ nsS9s
ls'Oo NJ. rrslni siiu,yerov 1sAyss
Leave a, iv4s M..i2lo 2so. so
4 HI nS1S sns ss 'nsn
,sep tss.ssn Chester md r1ladsish.. On sunday
The Gas A. n: tram from Wilmington will ori.u
nn o saSs.en YORK " ,a ,s. IT. s
PHiLa; AMP !, hALto. chSaAAh X 4. raAIsM
sasph,. ba.,srs Cent il ssssA '"a fh-
Leave FhlSdeiphia Fort Ueposu SUNDAYS .x,.r
ted, a 10 AIN. and ~ D.. In. fhiau-iphr. hi
Chsdds Ford lHU0 a.. N. Wedn esdays and ss., -,
days A. 23U ~ Philsde iphia Tor Chester NJ
| AZ 30 p IN. Philade lphia oxford al 7Uu !, ,n
| Wednesdays aLA Saturdays 10 .. In, The 7,n . =, ~
tram stopo AZ All statoLs t+.ween fhade!pL.a aud
Lasiokin. '~ -" :
Leave Port Deposit for Phiia1el x,s,,,
Y.2j and 4 IS \. :. OK ord tor Phiiad.fnh,, !,
6.lO n. H. Chsdd's Ford for Philsd.lpnia 81 ~ -,
Sunday, leave Philadep phiA tor OK ford 4 y, a -,
leave oxford for fniiadei iphik 5. 40 D. n. - 49,
Trains leasAg Wilmington IL iu, and M n n, p
| conect ~ Lalnokin JuucticI with the 7u,a n, anr
AtD y. trains for fh,,Adepna and n n,itimar .an
| usl Railroad. -
: TMEoUSE TEAMS FRO ~ s4LryMoRE
LBANh lIIINMION A. lVpt le3; +. NJ, $50 1876 r. \
| CHESIEE ZOE PAiLADELPHIA.
LEAT X CHESTER At I d. 7.52, s33 sIs and ii as n
: 1888, 2.4l, 4.ii, 53l. Gil rs and TO- s6 p M =
Prom Baltimoret TO Philadelphia Leave Batmore at
| A. Way Msl $50 A. N. kxpresl Z h, = IA ~
| press 7.3DP NJ Express IO.i5 2, NJ Exus.as
Prom Baltimore Fort Au In te, mel nm
at5OUPM
Accommodation Ainfrom Port III a.ysp.r,v
Vile at6 II AN. TO BAtino in a,r e,s
lions
TEAMS Fos BALTIMORE
| Leave eCnestetA1 l2U6 and VII A. NJ, and AE ?, NJ
Leave wilmington At 1852 ~ and 10 " A. NJ, Las
10 b.l7 ?. ~.
SUNDAYT4AIS FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore M 7I5r ~, sPpping at Magnoa PER-
mans Aberdeen, Havrs-de-tiIac ma -le
| 4. town. North East, Ekton. Newark. Stanton Ney
port. Wilmington, Claymonk, Lii. ccc and Chester
d. = kkNNEY- Supsriuteudenb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
MICHAEL NcGEA RY.

NlIOULD respectfully luiorm ais ffisnds and the
w public that he continues to keep ON hand the
sest and best assortment Of 0sntlsansna. adiss
n Boya'
New and Secondhand Cloehl0g
Of the best quality. At Ne. sl0 TasAall Street
Also. his large stock Of Boots. 6hoes and Ladies'
1aiters of tho best style, worthy u 4tsntion bs
Bed Clothing, bianESss, Sheets and aprsads oes-
aantly % Aead. hafpsb eAAlSet thst he u aele
city. Give him call before pareAastn9 elsewhere.
as he will give satisfActioA To- Ill WAo may faver
him with their patronage.
q. Highest cash prices paid Rag, Iron, 1reaD
oppsr, Glass, Zink, Lead and N ~ In HE liz
s r....,,s. s;l.;sasa.. i l.;sssakH 3.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-26
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON i BALTI-
+ MORE kAILRnAp. vor,,,

I'm and altar WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871.
. nsssenser car will bs attached TO the freight
train leaving Philadephia at e0o p. m., tor VIII
Ths train will stop d Stations IS follows. whea
sienallsl: Grsys Ferry. 9.l2 p. u, kazareS0 S.Ss
inV B. a. 5. a: EinW WooI 9Hs y. IN; ClAymont, 1901
>. n; &uosQlie l0.l8 p. nj arrive MM1nHSten, iv.ao
n, kooe40 h. y. KINNEY. s"pt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

precplce By the buzz OF ny's wing, from
which the roar Of hundred cataraCts have
eDdeavored to brighten US in vain This Is
really too severe. The idea Of comparing
Reid to a ay and his editorials to the buzz Of
fy's wing Is really scandalous, and Wilkes
ought to be ashamed Of himself. Whltelaw
Reid, Of the velvet coat, the Hshes-oi-roses col
ored pautaloons, the gold chain wound twice
around his swan.like neck, falling gracefully
over the frillcd shirt, the green satin vest and
the crimson neckcrchlcf-why the thought Is
agonizlng. Wilkes, in the generosity of his
nature, should have called Reid anything
rather than green bottle ay. 1t Ia true that
wilkes has received a good deal Of provoca-
ton, for no one likes TO stand on the edge OF
precipice with cocks and pigeons and prizl.
fighters around him, In momentary danger
Of being topplod over.
The editor OF the Spirit was exceedingly
wrOlh. Like unto fly Is not the only
smile that tho angry George uses against
Mr.. Reid He calls him a "caL" nothing
but cat, or something lcSs"-a cat in the
undignined act Of splitting It's venom through
a reach Of fifteen years" This Ia the acme =
insult and we do not see how Reid even /
he is only a fly or cat, can fail to challenge
the person who has 50 cruelty Assallei him.
wilkes cannot, OF course, refuse to accept
for the reason that 1t would lnjure his stand
ing with the sporting fraternity, upon whom
he mainly depends for support, aud utterly
ruin the Spirit. We await the results Of thi
interesting event with great anxiety. Mean
while we suggest to Mast that he give us
sketch Of Reid as "a blue bottle fly" or
cat" aud of George wilkes, with the pigeon
and the cocks, &c, on the edge OF preci
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

TAMMANT HALL has indeed taken a new
departure. In convention few nights ago
1t resolved that 1t was in sympathy with the
Democratic spirit of the age, which recog-
nlzes and demands equal rights for all men
without regard to race condition. and, II
should have added, previous condition OF
servitude, just to round the sentence of and
show how fully republlcanism has trlumphed.
This resolution was all well enough, and
meets our hearty commentator, but how
TammanY could have resolved that Horace
Greeley Is an honest man and that Gratz
Brown is a model Of a Christian statesman, Is
something more than we can comprehend.
The TammAny sachems must have known
that Greeley was In partnership with VIM.
NJ Tweed, and that the partnership was
corrupt and dishonest one. This is one of the
little incidents that makes us suspect that this
reformed and regeneratGd body Is not alto
gether sincere In its professions and that there
Is still something rotten In Denmark. The
meaning Of the following resolution Is not
altogether cuari "ResOiUed, That we de-
nounce all corrupt bargains between political
organizations whereby the public good Is put
In peril for individual profit or TO crafty un-
scrupulous personal ambition, &c. Certainly
the Tammany men could not have intended
to rap Baltimore across the knuckles and
slap the candidate of the Democracy In the
face, aud yet what else Is the possible mean
Ing Of ~ It describes the coalition and Mr.
Greeley exactly. Tammany has always been
a mysterious aud inconsistent body anyhow,
aud the scent of tue roses clings TO II still.